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Wednesday, February 12, 1913 The Press and Standard, Walterboro, S. C mm judge PAGB SEVEN / - THE WORTH OF A NAME TO YOU. . ; Every one realizes how valuable certain names be- . come to th^ir owners; how years of association with quality, reliability and fair dealing have made their good-will worth millions of dollars. ’ • • Y . - • - Such names, however, are EQUALLY valuable to the PUBLIC for goods thus identified may be bought with the confidence that a reputation so valuable, once gained, MUST be maintained. When you put your time, your money and your labor into making a crop, why not protect them by insisting on ORDER EARLY AND AVOIDDISAPPOINTMENT ■'t J F. S. ROYSTER GUANO CO. Norfolk, Va. Baltimore, Md. Toledo, 0. Tarboro, N. C* Charlotte, N. C. Colmbia, S. C Spartan burg, S C Atlanta, Ga Macon, Ga. Columbus, Ga. Montgomery, Ala. / MONUMENTS! AGENT FOR CHEROKEE MARBLE WORKS. SEE ME FOR ESTIMATES AND SECURE MY FIGURES BEFORE BUYING. C. C. HIOTT i ROUND. S. C. GEO. W. BRUNSON Sales agent for-all products sold by I * ‘ PERUVIAN GUANO CORPORATION IN COLLETON COUNTY Including genuine Peruvian mixtures, acid phosphate ' f ' and Fertilizer materials. Notify me of your wants and I will come to see you, . V ' - , . 9 ’ and save you money. • • / * • * Your business solicited GEO. W. BRUNSON LODGE, S. C. * r > In Walterboro Fridays and * Saturdays. TMUiG PKAISKS KKMKDY RK< /Yl SK OF GREAT HKN'FTT IT GAVK HIM WOULD HELP OTHERS Say* t>e S«n»»» Gained Twenty INHindn in Weight .'-‘by T l, klng (.rent ^ llemndy - One of the latest additions to the k>n»: list- of prominent men who have indorsed Tanlac ig the name of Judge B. F. Whittington, judge of the Rokton court, of South Omaha. Neb. In relating his experiences with the medicine. Judge Whitting, ton said: "The results I have obtained from Tanlac seem wonderful to me. Beforo f be^an taking Tanlac my health was breken down in many ways, My/liver was alt out of fH. I was habitually constipated and bilious. I was so frightfully dixzy most of the'time that 1 would not stoop over for fear of falling, and my kidneys were out of order. I had fearful pains in the small at my back I could eat, but my food did no good. Sleep failed to rest me and I'felt tired and worn out all th,. time. I had been in this condition fur a year and was becom ing badly worried, as nothing seem, ed to help me. "I had fallen off twenty pounds in weight as a result of my" trouble, but I have gained it all back by using Tanlac. and 1 have never felt better in my life. I felt like a new man before I had finished the first bottle. I have, taken five bot tles and I do not hav? an ache nor a pain now and I am feeling great 1 eat like a farm hand, sleep like, a log and g*-t up in the morning feel, ing fine. l gladly give this state menf f< r w hat it may bvj Worth to others who are trying-, tn find re. lief. • T;in!a'. the "Master Medicine,' is sob! ,n Colleton county by John M Kie l. Walterboro; The Toll ton Cvpres-f .Co., Colleton; Cottag-* 'ille Mercantile (*»».. * Cottagevillm Islandton Mercantile Co.. Islrudton W. C Govern Green Fond and Jack sopborn K. K. Bishop & Co. Ledge Horses And Mules Just Arrived ,i . t _ We have just received another * ’—' car of horses and mules. • * . * • . These have been carefully • selected and will be sure to please . - V ' ■ . . - - See us before you choose youf HORSE or MULE ^ M Cold In the Head’* W an acuta attack of Xasai Catarrh Per sons who are subject to frequent "coles In tbo head” wilt the use of HALL'S CATARRH MLDICIN’E ’v)H hulld up the Fvstum. deatite the B!opd and rotuJ.r m less liable to cokls. Repeated attacks of Acute- Catarrh’ may lead to Chronfr Cutarr!. HAf.L'8 CATARRH NKOTCINr Is ‘th en Ir.-ernal y and acts t irou-’h the !<••' h1 on *he Mucous Surfaces of the P-.-stenn. AH Pruaeists TeRtlTr.onUls free. $--ioro fr*r an" rase of ealenh tuftt ftvLL'S CATARRH ilLLlCINB will not C F\ J. Cbezey A Co.. Toledo. Ohio. THAYFKS o \ *. *■' Walterboro, Kodte 1. February 10 -C. H. Richgrdson was home on a visit Sunday and Monday. George H. Herndon, ol Kitlgevill*, was here on a visit last week to see bis mother. Mrs S. F. Herndon. • The many friends-of Mrs. S. P Herndon will be sorry to learn that she has gone to the Clara KsDorn in firmary for treatment. Miss EIU Mae Bennett has been visiting her uncle at Osborn. . Leroy' Herndon was in town Mon. day of last week. Mrs L H Zeigler, son and daugh. ter. visited Thayers Sunday. 3S We are now able to supply out- customers and friends wiY]i sewing machine needles of all makes. It will pay you to see us before ordering a machine for your sprin : sewing. Liberal allowances for old ma chines in exchange for a Singer. 20 per cenj discount given for ~7^ cash. Call jon us. Phone 73X. or write to. . SINGER SEWING MACHINE COMPANY M. PANIOTTIE Manager- Railroad Avenue 5 Walterboro, S.C. Colds Cause Grip sad Influenza UXAUVE —0-0 QUININE Tablets remove tbs Then Is only cos "Bwtno Qolnta*- IW.QMfVEBriiMtarsoaboa. Me. big store Aboat Feb 20th the MU he ready, Grown Under Government * SUPERVISION O * Dixie Wilt Resistant Cotton Seed grown for two years under government supervision, guaranteed pure.' Any qual ity, $3.00 per bushel f. o. b. Walterboro. Best to plant on wilt land. I made last - .--V V-" - _ ' " year a bkle on each acre on badly infested wilt soil. C. D. C. ADAMS Round, S. C. / Supply limited—place your order now- cash with order. . -fr- -4- ■'Gus” Hulman. of Cameron, was here the latter part M the week on a visit to his daughter. Mrs. L. H. Houck. «. WOMEN OF MiDDLE AGE Need Help to Pass the Gists Safe* ly—Proof that Lydia E. Pink- haai’s Vegetable Compound Can be Relied Ufco. • ■ /f Buicks and Doris V'- • \ • • • V . , . ' . . 4 9 *0 . . '• * We are now in position to sell aiuomo- * biles again.. We have on hand a number of the well known automobiles Deliveries are yet a bit uncertain, so see us if you wish a car at once. I f±E Colleton’s Leading Sales Stables. - •a’v • EEEE3::rrr ■H*— 5J \ FERTILIZERS SOLI) DIRECT FROM Manufacturer to farmer Buy as cheap as you can. This is what the balapce of the world is doing. - \ - \ t * * I can save you 'money if you will see me before placing your orders. Standard goods shipped direct from WULBERN FERTILIZER COMPANY/ Charleston, S. C. SEE ME AND SAVE MONEY H. G. CROSBY c / • .*■ ' Y Walterboro, S..C. / / 31 Urbona,IlL—"During:Change of Life, in additioa to its annoying symptoms, I h.J an attack of never be welt again. I read of Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vege table Compound andwha ./. did for women passing through th*-Change of Life, »ol told my doctor I would try it 1 soon began to gain in atrength and the annoying symptoms dis- Vegetable Compound a well, strong woman so housework. 1 cannot E. Pinkham’a Vege- too highly to women the Change of Life.’’ MrvT*AJ« Henson, 1316 8. Orehade St . Urbans, 111. Women who suffer from nervousness, "heat flashes," beckache, headaches end "the ktoea" should try this famous root and herb remedy, Lydia E. Pink- ham'a Vegetable Compound. appeared has made I do all my recommend table Modern Stritect All life-time is a school of !<n^gy--] of war upon me in a weakened germs and tendencies which, l “"'f* thwarted, weak™ ihe system and invite disease. Motjern health-strategy dictates the use of SC0TTS EMULSION as a reliable means of thwart ing the enemies of strength. Scoff's is Nature's ally and its rich tonic and strength- supporting properties are known, with satisfaction, to millions. —T" CYPRESS SASH DOORS BLINDS MOULDINGS AND MILLWORK