The press and standard. [volume] (Walterboro, S.C.) 1890-current, March 25, 1914, Image 2
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THE PRESS AND STANDARD, WALTERBOR 0, S. C.
UTrAVOR OP PROHIBIT!* >V.
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4101 Walnut St.. Central Park.
Birmingham. Ala. March. 13, 1914.
near Bditor:—-
To mlao one copy of The Press and
Standard means to me a gtefct deal.
It contains the ^letter* of relieve*
and fiianda. and.. In my eaetmation.
'these are greet people living in a
good lend. / -
The lest week's paper did not reach
me. Will you please 1 send me
another? And If you will you
may publish' this which will show' to
the people of Colleton bow they are
regarded by a home boy. Then
the friendship alone, but of thanks
for remembrances. -
•There Is on« thing which I note
with Interest and thaiiid to s*? what
the boys ere going to do with liquor
I note. too. that they do not always
sign names, but 1 shall put • mine
down, as I am too far away to get
Into difficulties with those hoary
k»adB who hav« drunk the!r fill.
When the fellows go fishing, what
csn they take as a substllut-* foy
•‘snake-biteV Or what <an the
rxhools do without liquor funds as
a supplement? We r«memb''r. too.
that our forefathers kept the ‘'little
brown Jug*’ under the bed and al!
was peace, happiness and prosperity
and yet soim» favor rrohlb’tion. I
say give the boys a few days off with
a few dollars to have a round of
gaiety. This is whst someone said,
i Hut let us consider—even liquor
has two sides. Did our forefather*
sow- good seed by drinking moderate
ly? Do more men die from snake
biteg or gun shots? No sane, sober
man ever takee life. Not only the
partaker la unbalanced, but thon*
dependent upon him are left destitute
Now what shall be done? A bird
was seen to build its nest. Four lit
tie eggs were deposited and in due
time four Ucy birds chirped in that
neat. Suddenly a alv snake or prowl
Ing cat crawled, up to that neat and
devoured th<< birds A beautiful
bride leaning on the arm of a band
some young man was led to tbe altar
It wap a grand occaalon. All was
happiness and bliss which continued
for one year, when tbe third soul
entered that home. On returning
one evening thls'man wss persuaded
"tier a saloon where be tarried alt
night and tbe next day his desk was
necessarily taken by another.
Who Is It that would not kill that
sly snake or that prowling cat? Then,
too, see this man at tbe counter . as
this poisonous liquid serpent Is
measured out to him. His position
cone and lov*d ones waiting, cold
and hungry, for him to return
home. And now must we not kill
this serpent too? Most assuredly
we will kill it. Those who do not
want to live In a prohibition country
bad bqpter be making preparations
to g't out. for It is coming and with
out a doubt it will be here within
five or ten years.
Tak# Kansas for an illustration.
Since this state voted prohibition it
Is more prostP’rouos>and thirty-five
poor-houses have no Inmates, and
the same number of j^iis are empty.
I re neat it kill tit" eiirK-d thug
Erretrl* Hrelatui
STATE TOOK iPRIZl*
AT <X)ltX KXPONlTItlX
D. R.
J. Mw
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Tain Truth tlini*« Worlll**U>n<*>.
I'sing Foley’s Honey and Tar for
a cough or cold may -save von both
sickness and money. F. F. Mona
han. Menomonie, Wis . says: ‘A pffi
exposed A«r all kinds of weathejFaim
I find Foley’s Honey and Ta^ Com
pound always fixes me uff^in good
shape when 1 catch -r have a
had cough. I recommend itq'ladly’.'
Refuse substitute*.
0 Gora-less Joy!
“BETS-IT” for Coras
Jlothiaf is thp World Cam Boat It
for Coma and Call
Now try the different way, the new way.
the fth*>lotely »ure wuy, the pain I.-** way
of getting rid of those corns tti.»t have
pMtvnd tbs Uf« and aoul out s4 you for
Mrs. Kata
Ohio, aajrs: "A fstr years ago I was
in a very bad rundown condition, and
tho physician told mo I had conaump-
I triad another physician, and
ha told me I had ulcere on my right
lung. I quit tho physicians and
started on ‘VtnoL’ Today I am
-perfectly healthy, and that Is why %
recommend •Vinol*.**
Vinol soothes and heals the Inflam
ed surfaces and allays tho cough,
Vinol creates an appetite, ttxengthena
tbe digestive organa and gives the
patient strength to throw off In-
cipient pulmonary diseases.
Try a botite of Vinol with the un-
derstandiog that your money will bo
returned if it doea not help yon
^l* 1 . 8.—For any skin trouble try oar
o Salve. We guarantee it.
JOHN M. Kl.KIN.
WMltciiMiro, S. C.
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NOTICE OF ADDITIONAL TAX
‘I Fret Uk- Hrcrwc Some-
Jr. My Corn* Arr Con*
AtUrt. ‘GETS-fl ‘ Did li.”
•non n long-time. Prop everything cl«c
fuel u*c "fitrjS-tT.V A f«-w ilroiv*npplh-d
in n f< « ini'. v<u* w, rk t •'U -y
Junk, like n.'.h-«'nitn|r K.-»tv>- tlial OMikc
coni- bu<'||, cotton tbnt make c«>rn<
•twiiil up Ilk.* p>p*i y- 4 corn iUg«p r*. {
■cP'ori. iin>t l»I* y that lustko con.- crow •
th*tiT. i*ro Ull done for. "i; KI \>
on a new pr*incipl. . iiuvk. - «-onts f>iriv*-l,
vwntBbl It qiutV rtlck to tlii* -tocktrig. or
hurt the n< h.
**OKTS-IT'‘ 1« *«>ltt tty nil iirucifl-a
tM>t Uc. i»r m ut Ulrt ct by K. Law rciu . .v t’o,
Chlcwgo.
GETS IT Sold in vfal- Tb«j?o. !>5 ,
Walterboro Drug Co
S|h-< ial “Health Warning" for '!ar« b
Man;If i« a trying month for t!r
very yoifug ami for * l b , i • 'pi
Croup, b/on* hial colds, lagrippc an«1
pneuiuouina ar c uv be !irt-. <*
avoided. Foley’s Honcv .*.nd
Is a gr«*-at family tncdn ine that
quickly stop a fintgh. check tho
gress of a cold, and relieve* inflame,i
and congested air passages it »*
safe, pure, and always reliable.
Whereas application lias been
made to the County tHonrd of Edu
cation for Colleton County to order
an election in Strickland School
District No. 7. on the question of
voting an additional tax levy of 2
mills in said district and a petition
presented signed by cne.third of the
qualified electors and resident free
holders of' thc age of twenty one In
•aid district) pray* ing said election be
ordered.
It is ordered under sertioon 1208.
of the Cchle of Civil Laws, 1012. that
an election Ke held Saturday March
28. J914'at Strickland School house
or other convenient place In laid dis
trict. that only those persons who re
turn rca.l or personal property for
taxation, and present r-gistratlon r ^r.
t’.ficctes as required .in gen-rql elec.
*• Im -Unwed to vote at said elec
tion. Each '.lector favoring the Ad.
dcional Tax shall rns* a InRivt < m
icing the words "For .Vdditi'iJ'.i 1
Tax" printed or written thereon ..nd
e’H li ele« tor opposed to «aM addi-
‘i.-! il Ta\ !-..ll| - l» <tt * .'.if Un.
words. “Against Additional
T:»\“ printed or written thereon
V/ I’oHs will be op< lied at S n’clc.ck
* M.. .and «lo d rt 4 k P n
.1 M S’ri« kland.Sr 1 E. Str'i k
land atidF Padgett, trusp of -i.l
a- fdXriet. rre ai>pointed mat at* r- to
I It dtl< t lid ( let tion -
If the majority of tip* votes e.Td
•; ■' id School District hall he “For
Additional Tax” •mu’ not “Acriu'd
‘^UXp.al T.ix” the .additional tai
shall ^In*. levied
Within t>n day s aft*-r the elect toon
’ *• ghnivo nsme^jnanfgors shall re.
"•t to the Hoard the result of tlv-
• Wtion and furnish th.-ni w ith "the
poll Ret. the lip Hit. box i> ,<J all pa
e .r. :.p;u.n..infug thereto
lirtlO S. STUICKLAMJ.
. S P. J. (^\RI11S. .IRr'
. S HSADNI'ERS >
County Hoa d of l’duc:tti«ii.,v*ofle.
ton County. ,
Walter boro S
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MARCH 25,1914
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Ized the W*»rl«l l» Kye
Whaley la Sea Island
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Clemson (olUuie. .March 23rd.
Prof. T. E. Keitt. chemist, and Prof.
H. W. Barre, boUqlst gnd plant
pathologist, have'returned to Clem-
son College from Dallas. Texas, where
they went to take eharg- of South
Carolina’s exhibit at tbe National
Corn Exposition. Prof. Keltt stated
upon his return to the colleg* that
the eipopftton In Dallas was s fine
one. but that tbe attendance was
no larfer. la bis opinion, than that
at Columbia last year, nor did he
.consider tbe exposition as a whole
to be better than Columbia's. “Des
pite the great distance of the expo
sition. several South .Carolinians took
Important prises, in addition to those
who took the corn prises offer«d for
inch State.' 4
D. R. Coker of Hartsville. won fli^t
prise in the world class with a sheaf
of his Abruzzi rye. 11" won the
sweepstakes in the Southern zon** fo-
the best sheaf of oats and the best
sheaf of barley. He wag third and
fifth in the world class in cowpeas
and fourth in the world class iii
beans. Mr. Coke was one of the
most notable exhibitor of small grain
of the whoi* 1 exposition.
J. Swiriton Whaley, of Edisto
Island, took fin* prize in every class
world, rone, and State, on his two.
pound sample of S**a Island cotton.
A fin" pound sample of butter mad?
and entered ■ by Clemson College
scor n d 93 points. The winner of th->
plixe for the Southern Zone scored
only 92 points. But Clemson’s but
ter rouold not take the prize as Clem
son College scored third highest in
American. - disproving the statement
made by some people that fine but
ter cannot be mad“fln the Sov.th.
Among other honbrs paid to South
Carolina, blue ribbons were a warded
the tea plant and tea from Pinehurst,
Summerville, and to the grape fruit
from James* island.
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T HIS simple rule of health is daily called attention to by evejy doctor in the land, whose first question to
the patient almost invariably is, “Are your bowels regular?” Yet there’s not one person in fifty who
takes proper care of the bowels. And the result of this foolish neglect is nine-tenths of all ill-health.
If today you are unable to free your body of waste matter at the usual time, or if the act causes straining,
pains and discomfort, don't let that condition occur again tomorrow. Unless your bowels can cany away the
waste materials left after food is digested, decay sets in, the poisons of which, taken up*by the blood, mcrepse .
the risk of Typhoid Fever, Appendicitis, and many other senous diseases.- # '
< In treating constipation, there is a right way and a wrong way. The wrong way is toatake harsh purga
tives which cVen though, they do dear the bowels, cause griping and nausea, injure the delicate tissues, and
so disturb the normal functions as to cause the return of constipation. The right way is to help Mature to
produce natural movement, without pain or discomfort, by using
More
Than
One Hundred
Million Were
Sold bast Year
This enormous quantity
-a gentle laxative in the form of a chocolate-tasting tablet. One of
these tablets eaten just before going to bed will help to restore
your bowels to normal activity at a time when, your body
being at rest, the medicine can do its best work. As a result
of taking that tablet (or say two, if your case is ob
stinate),your bowels will more easily and naturally
in the morning. The use of Rexall Orderlies
for a few days afterward will restore nor
^ X mal regularity. Even chronic consti
enormous quantity was X pation is benefited by them, and it
used with good results by busy men X is not necessary to continue* the
treatment for a long time, be-
SEVEIE BRMCHUl COUGH
Doctors Foarod Long Trouble,
Restored to Health by Vinol
who suffered from constipation, due
to lack of exercise, or indigestion
caused by overwork—by children whose
parents realize the harmful effect of com
mon purgatives—by old people whose sys
tems cannot stand anything harsh—by
women during pregnancy, and after child
birth, when any medicine with a violent
action would be particularly dangerous. Manv ^
of these people are your neighbors and friends.
Ask anyone who has ever used them—they’ll
tell you Rexall Orderlies satisfied and helped them.
cause, instead
Nature, they simply help
her to help herself.
Mdwriy M
Him 7,SOI
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tin beset,
10c, He,
This
. Is Our
Guarantee—
You
Risk No Money
If Rexall Orderlies do not make
your bowels act right, tell us so and
we’ll give back your money without
asking a single question. ' There is no
led tape to this guarantee. . It means
just what it says. You sign nothing.
We won’t hesitate, or ask you any ques
tions. Your word is enough. If Rexall
„ Orderlies do not do all you expect them to
—if you don’t fed better after using them and
find that they are the pleasantest-acting and best
laxative you have ever used, we want you to
tell us and get your money back.
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Metins KING Of ALL ’ — Ours is Thr J U>r<■» in this /oun.
Mtrih 17th !:•
It-
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Mar- h,
‘•far
W,!ll
jwro
Ts Care a Cold in One Day
Tkkr LAXATIVE BSOMO Oumine. it «t pvib-
Covfb aod H»»*U4.hf ind work* otf tfcc C* !.
I’mfgrsca rtftmd »on*? if it fails t* cu-<.
£. W. USU\ t'S aspatnn *.• cack Ux. *•-
|ft*nt* ft•>»«•» C
PiSoiaw ttatrlr*'. S.
: M 4 , .
i ".'\ hat* tuilvi .»« t!i«'
»"intv S4»it ijl ivai’fi.il f>tatra t. utn:
n;ou>\ a»*. a ‘it.sc! stiitiim hotvv a
( HarWton and Savannah, b' f To !fc»-
djtf* oi niljoadH, is (oniinic into In-
->v\n aftAJIt- - v
Th«- ■olina Fibor , With li**ai!
cuirth^< at IL.rtsv 11v< hap put 'ti a
quit at this piato fur cuttinr
lulo two-foot black*, reniovin* tU«‘
h»* heart and 0 knots. The* sap >s
ahippod by carload loti* to Hartsville
evher* it is made into paper pulp.
Th** heart iWold to a wood dealer in
t'httrleston. J. F. Byrd is the aenia!
business mananer her r , and has
orutiKht will him fit* family and a
number o' rood workmen who are
desirable ncliahbors \-
H T: W. Iltoberis A; Schc have fe.
cently had put up a fine tnKk store,
two stories high. :!« feet wide tKjd 7s
f.*et Ions, nml ha‘e put in a lino,of
new sprint: and summer goods. Thet^
r*‘ two other stores at (’oosawhalfehie.
one eonducted by George Clelr.qdNand
the other by John liiag*.
Mr. and Mrs. It. T. W. Uober
npent th" week-end with Mr and Mrs.
F. M» Young at Fairfax.
Clyde 8. Davis, principal of th?
Gillisonvilie school, spent Sunday
with J. W. Roberts.
Nearly "very farmer in thi s neigh
borhood Ins planted Irish potatoes
for marhat this year, and some have
jiantert a few beans. Farmers ai"
getting ready to pltwit a large acreage
of corn and cotton.
Rev. F. O. S. Curtis of Hend"rsc)n-
ville is pastor of the historic Gillison-
vtllo Baptist Church. He did not
fill his appointment Sunday on ac.
count of the inclement weather.
CATARRH OF
THE PHARYNX.
Clearing out your throat every day,
nil clay. That is w hat you have been
d.dn.r for months. Possibly years. A
little mucus covero th- pharynx.
If you/ were to j.o to ;< ‘doctor ho
would t 11 you that y. u have phar
yngitis. I. >..u were to. loeU into
your Own thro t you w.»ufcl t . 1 just
bat!: of the soft palate a r.d. lunipy,
grabular appearance "f the back \ rt
of the throat. rharynsRl* tlw doc
tor* ca l it.
Perhaps lie Would call it. follCiilar
pharyngitis. It can a s you constant
xmno: nnre. You are always making
Slight disturbances when seated in am
audience. Han’t hold your throat
still. Stringy mucus bothers you.
Worse in the morning.
A-hrm! A-hem! A-hent? . TTir't is
tho way you arc* going ixiriv all day.
Somctim s i i" tJu*-Tiig):t wli n you
wake up. Y—ti ought to gargle your
tliroaLWlCi :.dt v at* r <v*iy jr-m-
Oc'M water. That clears•
out t'-.o thr.yat pifeclly and make j it
rerutv, f ;* tre.i'ment.
ruva i.c :!ie treatment. T* gin
w ith a teasp -*' fuf before* e.\ -h m.-.d
and at bnltitm . Try it for a v * •-:;.
You vld * _( Of * ;r *.
Peruna ’ ’ ! rot entirely reli'V" yet
In n. week. ’ ’l l!- ‘ i- t '*> much !*x < x-
pect of any re ,* \y. Trt it will b-n -
fit yot; ao mvich you will bo <i.n-
vtneed. Yes^-Tc v *1!. It has done
this many tinjes - .’
Follcular pharymsitls. ' Di.^ words.
■ Almost ns bad ;:s th*‘ disofc.; **. - But if
you t:ike Pcrttnu for one month reg
ularly. you may forget that you. ever
had such a disease. Then you yrtll
have a perfect right to forget the big
words too.
Paohl* who object to liquid medi
cines can now obtain Peruna Tablets.
the profit Louis Cohen &
SHARING STORE
Conpany
THE PROFIT
SHARING STORE
THE -ARC-VUE STOKE
232 and 243 King Street and 203 Meeting Street,
ton, .... South Carolina
Ladies And Misses Coats, Soils and Pars.
Special At $10, $15 And $25, Were Prices Up To $60.00
Ladies and misses Specials in
Petticoats.
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Ladies and misses Specials in \
Bath Robes.
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Ladies and misses Specials in
Muslin Underwear
Ladies and misses Specials in
Evening Dresses.
Specials in Ladies and Misses ‘
Sweaters\
Ladies, Misses and Childrens
Dresses. \
Specials in Ladies^ Misses and
Children’s Coats;
Specials in Ladies Trimmed
" Hats. \ \
Spdal To Clear At 99c. And $1.98.
Special Values in Rugs, Carpets, Matting, Table Cloths, Napkins,'
Table Damask, Towels. Sheets and Pillow Cases.
n BUNKETS AND COMFORTS AT SPECIAL PRICES „
|L, t ■ <1*— t^J]
IS NOT \ “tT'KE-ALL”
♦■or horses, cattb’.-ftr,. etc, BUT IT
1*; \ VAHADl.F Tl’KATAIENT
FOR HOGS AND POl'l.TRY'.
It does what weel*<ri jj get*
to the seat of hep cholera trouble
by KILLING the r*rm and there is
a if improvement ftota the first treat
mem.
ANTI KOI. t* not a serum; it ir
taken into the system througlr the
food and drinking water, Tn accord
nine wjth directions in.eaih package.
Sold and guaranteed by
Shuptrine Company, '
SAVANNAH, GA.
We Pay Highest Cash Prices for
« 3P*
Don‘t give your profits away * ship direct to us by express anJ get vour
money next day. We pay highest prices for green and dry hides of all kinds
g“ « m £S!- “ Id Rubb “ a " J ^
CAROUNA HIDE & JUNK CO.
CHARLESTON. S. C.
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