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\'V \ V sy b 5,1913. THE PRESS AND STANDARD, WALTERBORO, S. C ThelLW.CohenStore OXFORDS FOR MEN AND WOMEN HAVE JUST ARRIVED WE ARE SHOWING THE LARGEST AND MOST COMPLETE LINE OF UP- .TO-DATE OXFORDS FOR MEN AND WOMEN THAT HAS EVER BEEN SEEN IN COLLETON COUNTY-WE HAVE THEM IN PATENT LEATHER. GUN METAL AND TAN CALF. LACE AND BUTTON STYLES IN ALL SHAPES FOR MEN AT $2.00, $2.50, $3.00. $3.50, $4.00. $5.00—AND PATENT LEATHER. GUN METAL, TAN CALF, WHITE NU-BUC, VICI KID, VELVETS AND WHITE CAN VAS—IN TWO AND THREE STRAP PUMPS, LACE. BUTTON, HIGH AND LOW HEEL STYLES, at 81.00, $1.25 $1.50, $2.00, $2.50, $3.00 FOR LADIES. MARRIAGES. StokCffArkrniukB. \ Thf many friends of Miss Edaa Stokes,be Interested in the no uncement of her marriage to Mr*- James Ackerman, of CottagtyllM* which occurred -at the home of the bride's brother. Dr. L. M.’Stokeo, of this city, RewFairy of the Mtthodlat church pronounced the cerenifrof. Only the relatitfs were present ni the wedding, and the happy eouplo left immediately tor their fotnre home at Cottagerllle. Da Bol*-Brook*. A very <juiet heme wedding wan solemnized Sunday morning at C.4S at the home of JJrs H. W. du .Boin when Miss Ella du Bois became the bride of Mr. 'Exum B. Brooke, of Jacksonville, FIs. Only th# imme diate family "and a few intimate friends were present. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. W. A. Fairy, the pastor of the First Methodist Church of this city. The bridal party entered the parlor to the strains of Mendelshon's S eautift’l wedding march, which was iayed by Mr. C. C. Padgett. Daring the ceremony Heart* ir.d Powers was softlv and impressively rendered by •Mr. Padgett. Mr. and Mrs. Broohs \ f '* cn the 1! in rcr MnV.ie. Alabama.' where the*-' v;H reside. Mrs.girooks leaves^behind t. host of friends, wbtf v.-ifh mpry harby 'trd prtwperouit years to tie newly wxMed pair. Mr Li .T^nce Weeks, of Piropo- li'- S. sntnt the vnh t :.d In,town with iriends. Ur'lartM kidurll. Do. lbt>S3 w.l] 1 ' a sv. T” “e (he fl end;- < f Miss Nan 'in lur.d .’nth ?.!r C J. Caldwell to hear o? their marr 1 .? yre wbith * ook plate r.t the .bruit-’ s he uie neat Valter) oro Sat- i'rday morn ins at t AiUsrht. Only a fe' \rt;ativc-s were pn rent. Hie H. W; Cohen Store “THE STORE THAT MAKES GOOD” Smoaks Blacksmith Shop We have opened a new and well equipped BLACK SMITH and WHEELWRIGHT SHOP at Smoaks. located in the central part of the town, and in charge of com petent and experienced workmen. Our wofk is of the best quality and fully guaranteed. No job too large and none too small for us to handle. We shall appreciate your patronage, and trnst you will w let us serve you. ^ HORSESHOEING A SPECIALTY Smoaks Blacksmith Shop DR. H. M. CARTER, PROPRIETOR SMOAKS. SOUTH CAROLINA ThK, ceremony was performed by Rev J.\L Lawson. The bride is the yCu:.et|t da :gh-. ♦or of Mr. and Mis. C. W. Breland. We rarely Lad a young lady of more lev; ble disposition. The groom is the son of Mr. and Mr?. T. H. Caldwell of Lodre. He i« n voune n.an oi gr< at promiee and enjoys to a marked degree the <ou- fideiue of ail who kng»w him Immediately after the marriage Mr. and Mrs." Caldwell left tor Sa mar.a where Mr. Caldwell has ac cepted a position as teacher. Contributed. PADiiEXT FOR CONGRESS. Mr Roberts, of <'xMomhatchie, Ad* voeofes IjimuI Mun for Imports at Positioa. Coosaw hat( hie, S. C. Msrch 1, 1913. To The Press and Standard: Being born and reared in Colleton County, having spent thirty-nine years. I am naturally interested in the welfare cf my native county. I jftlH owitf my old horn** there and wilt own it as lone ns I live. As the First district is about to elect a congn-tsman. she could not And a man more interested in her welfare, abler, more uprtght. or bet ter (jualifled tq renrerent her than J. fi. Padgett, of Walterboro. The Fecond district is proud of her Jim Fvrnes. and if the First elects Jim Padgett to represent her, she will be proud of Mm before his first term ernires. and will continue to re-elect him op we hove Jim Byrnes. Yours Uulv, P. T. W. F.oberts. \Advertisement.) We Have Seventy-five Turn Plows . v FROM $2.00 UP. Rather than carry any over to next season we will sell them during the coming week at a liberal discount for cash. We Have the Plows You Need Them. IF YOU HAVEN’T THE MONEY TO BUY YOUR CREDIT IS GOOD • • *<> Our prices are low and terms easy. Inves tigate for you will buy. We are going to sell them now and not keep them.::::::: Are you going to be among the fortu nate and buy now or are you going to wait and pay more? Opportunity is knocking, are you going to listen? Your neighbor will if you do not. ^ * • I ^ * ' 'O* All the plqws are going to be sold, we are giving you your opportunity to save money, are you going to accept? Remem ber, “Across the bridge of do it now, lies the town of get there.” Therefore be wise and get your plow while you may save money, Come now while the crowd is buy ing. The sale lasts one week. <5. / NOTICE OF ADDITIONAL ELECTIOhi . Ed.u- fci'dcr- u:b- VOtlJJg THAT LITTLE LAMB. MARY HAD \ LITTLE LAM II. ITS I LEECH \V\S WHiVk An KNOW— AM* EYERYVVDKUi: THAT MARY WENT, THE LAMB WAS hUKK TO GO. IT FOLLffWKD MARY TO SCHOOL ONE DAY _ AND CAUGHT AN AWFUL <T)LI> AND MARY RUBBED ON GOWANS— GOWAXS—GOOD AS GOLD. ♦ WHAT MAKES THF, LAMB LOYK GOWANS SO THE EAGER CHILDREN CRIED— BEC'AUSE GOWANS CURED THE COLD, YOU KNpW, THE TEACHER HE REPLIED. GOWANS, King of Kxt«raalM rare* (YOap. Cold*. Pncumoaia. and all ■hould alwa> . krrp a bottle in the home for immediate use. All ■ell It.. 2.V, AOc and fl.OO. GOWANS MEDICAL CO„ Coarord, N. C. Mr. Hiera SnNtaJnit a Fire. Mr. Henry Hler« was recently via- ited by a disastrous fire which des troyed his barn containing corn, peaa and forage. His entire crop of last year was consumed by the Itoiaea, as was his farsMag imple- ' meats. One of his horses was badly baioed in leaving the atable. and his moles tod eottle hatT a narrow es cape from the flames. More could have been saved had it not been for the luet that the Are was well on Itu i way when discovered. Y/hereas. application has made to till* County Board c cation for Colleton ounty an election in Uutkhcad trlct No on the question an additional tax levy of 2 mills n said district and a petition present ed signed Hy one-third oi the quali fied electors and rfaident freehold ers of the age of twenty-one iy said district, praying said election be or dered. • • * 1’ is ordered urder se tion'IS ’f*. of the Code of Civil La’vs, 1902. that an election t** held Saturday, fMar. S, 1913, at Dmkhead t-'-hool houee or other convenient ;> : aie u. ‘said district. th?.t only tuot • jw-rzons ; • ho return real or personal proper- jty for taxation, and present regis- 'tcp.*io:i certificates ra required in IgerfFral elections be allow* i to vote at 6aid ejection. TJa h ' le -tor favor ng the Additional *.-.x rhall cast a ballot ccntainritf the \ j.-ds •'For Additional T.i.t " printed' v or written thrreou and each elec tor'op posed to raid additional tux sha!’ cote a ballot containing the words "Against Additional '•ux, printed or wrtfften thereon. Polls v ill be opened at 8 o’clock a. ns. and cloAed at .4 o’-iock p- m. o. I*. Crosby, E. D. Herndon and Asbury Jones, tsu«'ces of raid district are' appointee managers to <oruiu ft said election. If the malorlJy^Sf the votes cast in said School District shall be For Additional Tav.. and not "Aguinst Additional Tax’; the ^addi- tioral tax shall be leviec. Within ten days afjpr the el»c- fnn. the above named managers shall report to the Board the result of the election and furnish them with the poll li^t, the ballot box and all papers appertaining thereto. H. W. BLA^K. SR. i W. W. 8MOAK. County Board Education^ Colleto Walterboro. 8. C.. Feb. 24, 1913. 2-26-2t & wJv flirt between organized labor and the employer, unless such injunction would have been issued under the strict rules governing me use of this high and extraordinary remedy in the case between the individuals. \ The maintenance and extension of the Navy Yard at Charleston and the advancement of all that may aid in the development of her commercial ‘ prosperity and prestiges Is close to my heart, and if elected l shall bend ray every effort to further the good work which han been so ably done by my departed friend. In UoncluNion f solicit your vote—^My character nnd integrity is a matter of public knowledge, and It wou.d be improp er for rue to do more than advert to them. I brllevA that I cr»n br or-service to the district to the par.y if sent to the- National' Halls of LegisSatiou, and I bespeak your k:nd considera tion, vote and support. Very respectfully, GEORGE F. von KOLNITZ. > (Advertisement.) -n.’i.rruai trem <»''«. U. Yoa KoIrJiz, ('amliclate for Congress. i .-.m a candidate for Congress jp a3 expended enornous .from the First Congressional I»if- iriit to fill the: vacancy occasioned by i the d<ath of my lamented friend. sumn of money to irrigate the arid Finds of the* West; my effort will be to endeavor to divert some of that money to drain the lands of our dis trict. The health and prosperity of our district In dependent in no small degree* upon the removai ofithce-stag- , . . . . . „ naht waters which breed c;;sease and like to do, explain to him my lessen the value of our pioperty. As and plans for the enhancement of all a r of th * 8 anitary an d Dr lion. George 8. Lcgare. Vhe perimi of time before th»- election is short. an d it is a physical impossibility for me to approach each voter in the distrief as 1 should FOR CONGRESS CANDIDATE CARD. I am -a candidate for .Congre.^j from tlie First Congressional Dis trict, composed of Colleton, Dorches- Clarendon, Berkeley and Char leston counties. JNO I!. rnURIFOY. , k l fuary 5, 190. NOTICE. I am a candidate ipr Represents ive in Congress from the First Con gressional district of South Carol! na, to fill the vacancy caused by the death of the late lion. George S. Legare, and kill apprec late the. sup port of all in the district who thinli am qualified to fill the position. EDWARD. W. HUGHES. Charleston, S. C. Are Yon Constipated'; If so. get a box' of Dr. King’s New F.ife Pill?, take them regularly and your trouble will quickly disappear. They will stimulate the liver. Im prove digestion and get rid of all the poisons from your system. They will surely get you well again. 25e at John M. Klein’s. Walterboro, 8. C. Oeditynw* Notice. All persons holding claims against the estate of Hen^y Hiott will pres ent them to me in due legal form, properly probated, oh or before the first day of April, nd all parties in- debtc’d to said estate wil! make set tlement to nf<* not later than the above date. ^ 'SB. SAUNDERS. 3-S-lt ' Executor. that pertains .to the Counties Com posing our district. Experience. I have had a large legislative ex perience—having been a member^ of legislature in 1890 lor four years, a member of the Constitutional Con vention in 1905, State Senator 1912 and again a member of the House of ^Representatives in 1907. I believe that this experience, coupled with a practice of 23 years at the Bar. fits me to discharge the duties of the of fice if I am elected. Farmlag. Since 1894 I have been actively engaged Ui< planting on a compara tively large scale, and I think that I feel and realise the needs and re quirements of the agricultural In-1 tereata of our district. Drainage. Our section of the Sure is particu- > lurly fertile, a large portion. being .overed with swamp land. The Gov- Drain- nice Commission Charleston Coun ty. which has had charge of this work, I am well acquainted by prac tical experience with the benefits which have accrued to that portion of Charleston County in which we have been able to operate. Itcmds. Of primal importance to the man who lives away from the city is the subject of ROADS. The ability to haul and move the products of the farms *;ith ease and quickness ti^ds much to the value of the land n and the Income of the individual. Na tional aid should be tWs subject.- Organized Labor. The right of the working man to combine for his own benefit is one of the- cardinal planks in the plat- form of the Democratic party. I con temn government by injunction and I hold tkat*no Injunction should be issued in a care where there.is con- NOTIUK OF OPENING OF HOOKS OF SUBSCRIPTION. Pursuant to a commission issued to the undersighed by lift* Honorable R. M. McCown. Secretary of State of Sou;h Carolina, notice is hereby given that books of subscription to the capital stock of the Carolina Lumber Company will be opened on Tuesday. Marclt 18th, 1912, at twelve o'clock ndon. at the office of' the Pine bomber Company, Stokes, South Carolina. There will also be a .meeting of the subscribers to the capital stock of the Carolina Lumber Company, at the safhe place, on the lame date, at one o’clock p. m.. for the purpose of organization and transaction such business as may properly r<^rae before the said meeting. Cantwell F. Mur ken fuss, L. -Virgil Minus. - Board of Directors. February 28, 1913. 2-5-lt /*■ /