The press and standard. [volume] (Walterboro, S.C.) 1890-current, May 13, 1914, Image 4
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THE PRESS AND STANDARD, WALTERBORO, S. C.
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MAY 13,1
1*77.
Mkeol (aeilitic* u K*od a«4 up to
“timte m at otk«r places? How arc
the lava of the city and state ea
PIBMNHKD KVKRY WKDXERDAY^ ^q^tad by those ia authority? B'hat
aftrrnoon BY THK
AXI> STANDARD, 1XC.
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J.%*. Fv RISHER, Editor aad M*r.
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Entered at the poatofflee. Waiter-
boro. 8. -C.. a% second claaa mail
matter.
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about the churches and the religious
life nf the com ruunity?.. . V
A These are questions that will be
asked and must b*.answered by these
desiring to become resident*?. Whr.t
answer will be mad^. when Walt*r-
boro comes- into the mind? Gentle
men of the new city govennenr.
yours is tbe task of .omp- Jll^-; «r«
affirmative answer to irort cf tfios-*
questions. Will you do it?-
What will be your attitude to
progressive matters? Will you fare-
and work for paved street*, fewer
age. waterworks extension, electric
lights, etc? This is no rmall mui-
ter and one you mu-t pzs^ n^m in
your oiTiola! cap«f«ity.
That you have ‘the «cnfider e of
• he m a portly ot your fellow eitjKns
as shown* bv y»»ur splendid vote,
should be a pur to action, and tre
trnftt you vrill not ‘fall short
trust reposed. We have faith
integrity and hope to have p
your progrcasviencs
So Say Our Neighbors.
Washes 'Em hi a ft!***. -
'Pines the Marion Star: “W^iat
has heroine of. the old-style gentle
man who pkked fcis t«eth with a
rooster feather and sio'*^Ed the m-
strumert aVav v.ith his ih ..lag to-
bacf‘o?*'
Hbiaild llv Revir wb
What has become of the a:
toe -of celebrating May Da:
crowning the "Quern of thtf'
That used tssiW a great d ly/.n
alendar of the youbg people not
•.rany year? aco. AnjTft v.hh ?
ighty nice cu tc.pS—Xt'.'Uctrj
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Values-Service-Wce Hat
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We Count On For Success
A Small I ndcrtaking.
If ^Jh' le Sam don't want to scratch
She paint on hid battleships, he might
r?. « tog. put a gun aboard her and
vhh it tfak the Mexican navy,—-
ThfinnilTla Dally News.
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Ye*. Why?
iv require a man who votes in j
primary to take an oath that he j
I support the nominees of thr* 1
party when he is not qualified to
vote?— liamberg Herald.
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The Press and Ftandnrd will pub
lish brief and rational letters on
subjects of general Interest when
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BETTER M
We wish ihat evei
and child could hu*e heard the ad
dress of our plat/ superintendent of
educaiiop on.Tuesday. It was an in-
are not of a defamatory nature. An-
nonyinous communications will not
he noticed. Rejected manuscripts
will not bp*returho«l.
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. WEDNESDAY, MAY 13. 1911
EfWonploHrs
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lie i-tin’t Ji<* b<hi it. L. Fraser.
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Help tiif' new town cour-Vil to
clean up Walterbonl.
Bovs’, corn clubc. are more impor-
tanl than men’s D^mocratK- cl it-
they are accompanied by the nnriM ‘'* i «pira«ion to bear him as Imh* wruo. de-
and addresses of the uathors and tp j te pjjysjfoal impairment, has devel
oped hjs mind «o that his intellect is
wonderful, and %a a speaker he aas
few superior*.
More th:!r • inspiration. howc?-er
made h:s lonting profitable to U«.
for in- lii» addrers he gave ns some
ftr ts which though within the reach
of every trustee and teacher in ■t'fce
"OKnty for the asking, ure’iittk
known ant! acted upon He sbor. d
there vras no excuse for ter sotr c.l
ii CoHeton <-cunty running it,:
five month?. The only reason for ;t
!. that we. the people.‘a r epfai.
those on port unites and fra-'fffi »* *i
with a stolid indi|Et-er?fce^wlilch It
S ard to overn. n.e.’
»r> : e.-d is fie?t an av sken-
itiK. th' n »ffort •am! v .» cars hav*
uo*uI nchc.dff in- every districl. l.ei
•is art-u*., vote on -ome '?;e«'ia! .av
■ nd five to these bov.-t and sirly thi*
which is iheir birtlirigiit. Don’t say
wccan’t and sit idle, believing tp-j?
you are too poor to pay somerhins
for fchord purposep. If you ha*.e if
hard now. wbatjkibcut the bo*.« a u!
■vlrls w ho are roon »o h» tlfriast ii‘>>
» world which hast no n.;e for a:j !r-
norant man or woman. Think »•
these things, parents; defermire that
\otir children .shall have an oopor ;•
ni»y developing, their mleds.
Sinking Pn*|*e.ilion.
if the Mexicans don’t behave their
navy will shortly consist entirely of
submarine* News and Tourier.
\\jr Think Not.
Thance* ar*.‘ however, that no-;
t»ody wiil suffer very acutely with"
enr.ui at the coming South t’nroiin'i j
on-vent.on — Anderson Inteligencer.
fan't Be Ihm--.
There are 42.f»<»o memb *rs of j
Mexico's regular army. We are not !
going to eslitnaf • hor; »» any • there
• :1! »*► in it wfc—j tcc v.rr i f'.er, -
Greeurille Piedmont.
”Wclterfioro Will” /how’s this for.
a slngan for t|io tiiy?
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who said anything abiyuc^cJef 1 r : t
lights for VValferhjwr?^ “
JJiDivTr^to the new official family v
'of Waljerhpro may they \govern
wisely and well.
Mr
WJtat about the blind tiger.
.Mayor and t’ounciltnen? Are there
any?
'Well, everybody could not he elect*
ed ar delegates to Coluiubia ' hat the
quesHofi, is: Is e very bod y a p p y ?
Which do you say
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Politics is pol
ities. .or polities is he ? Things
etlttal to each other. Q K. D
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After all, moral Uplift, enlighten
ment and Industrial progress ’two
worth more than political suprem
acy
(Hie vote to every ..white democrat
in Sooth Carolina is *%iough ‘l.et
I the state convention int.ure this ah.1
then go honn
t’harlenton bc'«is % grate
from - t.n.-'e
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Voters, don’t give an
vqur support until you :
he stands. , .
-andld
All eyes are Uiru 1 n
adpiini.-tranoi- to s - - v. h •*
ing to slo for the u, iift of V
boro ■* >
Sliocld Have Ikfn D< lie.
If Huerta hatFouiy known, that
»;<• i-dn.mar.d*-r in c* ief of th'* 1 Xa-
t • r>ci 4;sard cf South f'rrcdina was
* 1 m: rrfi ;'•« n Mexico at tr:*
I ; •; ■ trfc;;>: h«* would
late st once and sj^verTTf
I. th: V. nole tr .;V.‘^^JSlrrfT st »l:
Post ,
Kv bleat It T* f..
X Harvard profe‘‘or -ays thc-t*‘
r e 14 " good and unob|w tiottabl''j
>:b- titute sfor the .vord "dam”' 1'. -
profe--or •vidently never r ime in at i
a late hour in his sock feet and' fell
*ver c rocking chair in the nark. - i
• 'l.ftc n t’hroniile Neither has he •
fun .. ga^ullne ent: re.
< ao 1? • ' se ‘i iH-ii In <'I«arle-ton?
French surgeon* are striving to
'P.t.stie brain «•; not indisper.-
. •»M«» ar.d s*-rves only to fill up th**
kill Three re-ent care- tending!
tp slsgkwr th*- are r<*porfed hy Dr. Kti- ;
ern** D> slot, surgeon to the^Tribunai j
of the Sefib*. a- having eom» under j
hi- j* -ronal observation; A 12-y ar-;
»!•! hoy, in, fare of Dr. Dani<*l Mo.!-:
Her*', of .I.von®. we* stated «to hav.-
» a t’ *J of tr&loH frOf 1 fall! •
- r r s* *fr rail and fra <cr ! rig l. :
/ di *n a -gas temp. yet. after !•
P -. s' of ttB'*oCRciotisnc-*s, he eonc-
-•''fely re* overed bis M-nsj>s and /til
|' --'titi* Dr. Dt; ’t fans him^df
J - s- dfor sever .* months .’m,
.’•d-of a uason * ^io b vd the
'? *1 bonc aad Icf fmdtal
I > brain tern away witilc^ifiotj
iarre . »*»-ni« «* ston* - ^/Tlie^-Jia'i n.
oua foi/-frf**- \y'tl?y*-
. «! < rdf showed . v
1 .::•.*ira.* at qj<facu>^<. The tbfr-
ft <?f a/ Arab In care < :
In AJgi'-rs. T’:t- paticr*
r’o'lb** liospitaf with ;.
he left. cyeKd and 3 d*-
the* kalt-dje io a kw- .r<
moni.hs
rouh* .
Investigate our methods 06 doing - business
and our volume of business and you\will
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see why it is possible for *ts to give yt
goods of the quality we furnish at the prices
we make.- /
Our percentage of expense is very small, for
qur volume is very large. Our losses - from
bad credits is not over one per cent. -
It will pay ydu before you buy to investigate
our goods and oiir prices.
See us when you are : n the market for viz,:
Wk:
Ice (’ream Freezers, Butter Churns, Screen
Doers and Windows, Screen Wire, Poultry
and Garden Wire, Incubators,.Bascballand
'IVnnis Goods, Fishing: Tackle and all oth
er .sporting goods. Kerosene Stoves of all
kinds. Stoves and Ranges, Ironware.
Enamel ware. Tinware, Glassware, Crock-
ery and China,
Paints,
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•Hardware of
Varnish, Brushes.
kind.-,
Buggncs,
Wagons, Harness, Plumbing Supplies Cul
tivating and HaTvt'vtinK tmpiemerets os
all kwd^yAfiid Fence Wire. Our stock i-
iheJk(f;est in.this section of the state.
Tin* I'rc-iv. h-k! '-Ynuii rd i. Yt),'
newspaper :t:< rtiuch
Watch it* "tow amt pat
back n* cin’lonally to sw
po.-iition.
U i ■ /MtV;:
on tit*
its*di ■
<i“ Waht-rhur > !- ;‘l ■
-j t ren >■;
cvr -t.—ly *:n:«asZX’t tioir
who!** m eu*
it- sfr* ‘t/rav
thf
for n 'v'
no -vgo of brat
h*'i a its * sine
Poit c ortcnj ex;-
i»i« ; topet •
• ,-*.-5 th it »>* hkd bccr. livtnfc; *•
t»a 'kmiAs Wi .r Eveulag Ptrft .<;.*•
Ufir C’harb •tft/n polie**. X s '
Bui the’bi-.st yetjotiol) **f fly- cptfr *
matu-r i>f the ^Aurtralian ballot sys
tem. No doit bio voting nor fr.-vtt
can b<- practiced if Hit* system were
used.’ • X
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Yes. it is popular to criticise the
officials of the town when things go
wrong, but there are good citizens,
not officials, just about as much to
blame for non-pvrformance of duty
•nd for continued violation' of
r\!/nal x raiif0‘ *
-ah ha?,
tntdard e in»*U‘
he anT'
\\ hy corfipr *
(be countv s> it
anti rally to the
tnal uplift, wfi/ft-v^r we^ifav
w hatever oar rirtomsrun.
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SJC Trksote Whit h of theXo vtes--
tPS of school* doe* yqys^teil umler* <h*Ag
\re, you gettingsupport from Hi# Ifc**
itAte which belong.* to you'* If n<* ™
whose fault I* It? ..
’‘lairge crowd present at court
hous* and mnch Interest shown”—
headline over article reporting coun
ty democratic meeting last week.
Would the tame have boon true had
the meet been educational, or relig
ious?
Oueaa some of those editor* who
bee doubting Roosevelt's discovery
of the Doubtful River will doubtless
call upon "Grace" to defend then
when Teddit tends.
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t?til.| t r.-v-? FtvdHsh? Skk?
\ crqt’-. peoviob. I- ■ b-.-s child.
■:>% coated tongue. p;:lc. d*«* -n'i
-U>ep>, eeys w^metimes ven little.
Th*-n attest fcavenotndy; atomach sot:r
iixT breatk fetid: .pains-in stomach,
with diarrhea: grinds teeth whil6
«Wp. and start* up with terror
all sdggesl a Worm Kilter - smm*-
that expel* worms and almost
child has them Get a box to
Stari at once. You won’t
have to coax, as Kickapoo ’Worm
Killer is a candy confection.. Expels
the worms, the cause of your child’s
trouble. ?Sc. at your druggist.
You tail make or kme year crop in
(WMAWUATTMIK XEWK.
CooMwhatekle. May 11 - The far- ^
of this section are getting on Oft
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PROGREMKIYEN OR
< ^l.N HER V ATI YEN ?
No doubt the minds of the citixcn*
of Walterboro are adtive Just now
conjecturing what ti|C pew city gov-'
^vntng body is going Jo do in rela
tion to some of the things Walter-
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bdro needs and needs badly No;
only are the citizens wonderin; what
will be done, hut ^specially are
prospective citizens • wondering^—
“those who. perhkffs. will soap be,
moving from.Utyir present homes m
search cf some more congenial pbtre
.►to cast ybrir .^rtunes. How doe*
Walterboro compare w«flh oth.-r
place* also bidding for them )o be
conft* residents? Is Walterh«>ro ae
progressive as are other plact-i? Is
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the moral atmosphere as alluri.g q-t
^that of othbt^ little cities? Is he-
achool'farilities qs good as up to
mers
very nicely with their crops although
it Is very dry <|nd nefd rain.
Mr, Pringle and PeSer Horton
ii.-nt Saturday afternoon in Ridge-
latid • '~ mm
Mr. and Mrs William Robert*
^jpent Sunday afternoon with her p-a-
ent-. Mr. and Mr* John M Ijrg-
ford *
, „Mjs A. T W Roberts spent Fri
day itfttrrboon with Mr* J. G Bvr<?
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a tittle More Fertil
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■scr the Biaklnf. :
Top Dresser for Corn
Top Dresser for Cotton
H-4-1 Hijrh Grade
8-2*v-l Per Cent JFgh Grade
Kainit Salt \,
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. . zhere i i.none better to be had at anything like the price, qual
ity considered. Our plant is the best equipped in this county and
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cVery workman in our employ Is a master of his art. YVe use the
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best materials to be had, and with the modern equipment of c«jr
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plant, we are in a position to give you better grade of work on
short notice than you can possibly get elsewhere. We will appre
ciate it immensely if you will let us do the next order you con-'
template placing for GOOD PRINTING. Good Printing, like ev-
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ery thing else good,) is the cheapest in the long run, and when it
comes to work of quality, we can talk to you intelligently.
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“WE’RE NOT STUCK UP,”
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just proud of the kind of work we are doing. And of the fact
that we are adding daily new, satisfied patrons, to the hundreds
of boosters for ‘‘GOOD PRINTING** already on our list. Let us
do your work.
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Land Plaster.
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\Ve sGU/hnve in t>ur Warehouse
the atK?ve mentioned kind.’-’ of
Mi c* Poly and l.izxic !{ob- feTtllizef for sale.
<pcnt Sunday with Mr* J W. RcS-
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■, Mr.- B. F ' Horton ha* b«-en ;
ng « few day* with ht-r,;-Qj»: *4. **-?
R. IV Hortqn. ’4.
The (lillsonviile) htehXhoCl -will
low* May is. Th^fc will be a pic
nic on thu 3oth >1 May.
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Misy May
•hie spent' Sunday afternoon wlt!ij
Mia* Sadie Robert*.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Hnrrv llic*:,
a daughter, Friday mortane.
« oo*a * ha - -' T'-ir a v prt^nrigriob pTcpmrr-i cYp-c'sHy
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. Calc met and doc* act gripe o* sicken, i'e
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