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\ V / % XX ,V .'nir.coRO, & c. ■KgSSfM •T . ’ . . '• v*? r-. * ■ V • ’ ■<i* . JUNE 17,1914. RRUNETprs THIN DRESS. Kiaed la Richmond for Wearing a “(liaglng” Garment. •, Richmond, Va.. June 13.—A striking brunette, giving the name of Ethel Marcuson, age 19, of Win- rton-Salem, N. C.. was lined $25.00 by Police Justice Crutchfield today for appearing in the streets in an extremely decollete, clinging “sil houette” pink silk dress. ”It was so hot yesterday,*’ was her only comment. v Duly One Entirely Satisfactory. ”1 have tried various colic and diarrhoea remedies, but the only one that has given me entire satis faction and' cured me when I ’was afflicted is Chamberlain’s Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. I recommend it to my friends at all times” writes S. N. Galloway, Stew art. S. For sale by all dealers. DR. M. Was Chosen MITCH El,l< ELECTED, to Head the Delaware College. Newark. N. J., June 12.—Dr. 8. C. Mitchell, of Richmond, Va., has \ been elected to succeed Dr. George A. Harter, as president of Delaware 1 College, here, and will be formally j elected, by the board of trustees ' Tuesday, it was announced here to-u night-^# *■ ] •Dr: Mitchell is president of the Medical College of Virginia, of this j l city, and until one year ago was! FoR H%IP nv « v tl XI . president of the University-oof South t»>>|p\\\ " AliTKRBORO Carolina. Whea Yon Yawn b Good Deal In the daytime, and feel dull, lazy and discouraged, you have every symptom of a torpid liver. Simmons Red Z Liver Regulator (The Powder Form) is a fine tonic for a disordered liver. It acts promptly. The bilious im purities which have inter fered with the free action of the liver are driven dut, the stomach is cleansed and strengthened so that it can more thoroughly digest food, i he bowels are purified and a regular Ipbit re-established. It is a splendid medicine for the whole system. Promotes a feeling of energy, mental activity and cheerful spirits. Sold by Dealers Price. Large Package. S1.00 A»k lot the (rminc with tbe Rai Z oa tb« , »->l If you ci.iux it. rraui to *e *iil tenl it by oiiil. poMpoid. Simmofu . uttl UtvlMot It pjt up lu liquid form lot tboK who ptcfrt it Ffire |1.00 per bottle. Look to the Red Z UbeL . a. ZEILIM * co„ Si. Loaia, MUMart Fifst Donc End* Indigestion. Heart burn or Gas on Stoiuach. Th» question as to how long you are * going to continue a sufferer from indigestion, dyspepsia or out of order stomach is merely a mat ter of how soon you begin taking Tonoiine Tablets. People with weak stomachs should take Tonoiine Tablets occa sionally and there will be no more indigestion, no feeling like a lump of lead In the stomach, no heart burn. sour risings, gas on stomach, or belching of undigested food, headaches, dizziness or sick stom ach: and besides, what you eat will not. ferment and poison your breath with ~ nauseous odors. All these symptoms resulting from a sour, out of order stomach and dyspep sia are generally relieved five min utes after taking Tnolihe Tablets. Go to your druggts? and get a $1 box of Tonoiine Tablets gnd you will always go to thts cabll^v-ith a hearty appetite, and wiiot ydu eat will taste good., because you'r stom ach and intestines will be cleaa and fresh, and yea will know there are cot going to be any more bad nights qnd miserable days for you. Ton oiine tabs freshen you and make yo feel like life is worth living Tonoiine Tablets cost $1.00 Ufr a 50 days’ treatment. At druggists or- mailed by American Pfqitrietary Co.. Boston, Mass. Card of Thajzks. I desire to tbank/my neighlTbrs and friends for/iie^ kindness to me during the illnes/and death of my h'wSbajtd. ' Mrs. N. V. Tutea. State of Ohio. City of Toleda. Lucas county. Fr?nk:’ J Cheny make* oath that he senior partner of the firm of F. J/Cheney ard Co., doing business in ,fbe Citv of Toleda. County and State aforesaid, and that said firm will pay the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOL LARS for each and every < ase of Ca tarrh that cannot oe cured by the use of HALL S CATARRH CURE. FRANK J. CHENEY. Sworn to before me and su^acrib- ed in my presence, this 6th day of December. A. D.. 1886. . - (Seali A. W. GLEASON. , . Notary Public. Hall s Catarrh Cure is taken Intel- nally and acts directly upon the Mood and mucous surfaces of the svstem. Send for testimonials fre*. ^F. .1. CHENEY /r CO.. To’edo. O Sold by all drugists. 75c. Take Hall’s Family Pills for con stipation. * // Obituary. Ruffin. June X—Mn Atmie El'z- >r died at her home in abeth Fendet 2Z. She was at the Lodge on May 2•>, t.me of her death *rt\the seventy- seventh year of her age. and ha ! from childhood lived a consistent Chris n life. She was belied Lt ilun'er’s Chapel cemetery, of which ca».rch she was a lifelong tnemiHjr. Rev. E. A. McDo-vyd! conducted th hurial services., surrounded by a »arge crowd f f sorrowing »'rie.. Is ;-n i relitivi"/ Before Vr marriage Mrs. Fender was Mij^ Aqnle Elizabeth Hunter and vuis born and reared in Bam berg 'county. Early in their married life she and h**r husband moved to Lodge, this county, ai.d they spc.nt ^ioltf'a-Mt~|ieai etui lives. Three chi!- itten were .born ot this union, tihe , son and two daughters. One of the- daughters.'Mrs. ^N. J. Powell, ha» » ing preceded her mother to the Bet-I t<*r-I.and some years ago. The two; livng children are Mr. \V. M. Fen der of I-odge and Mrs. H. A. Cros by of Ruffin.—-One Who Ix>ved Her. Don’t Forget. Don’t f rget to save Jhe clover seed as the Progressve Farmer Ikus so often urged. Don’t forget tq plant a full va riety of garden vegetables, and then as fast as om- crop comes off, plant another. Don’t forget that ^t’s labor lost" to plow when the ground is too wet. Don’t, forget to make arrauge- ments to cultivate with horse wer instead of hoe hands just ay muT-h as possible. Don’t forget to whiteyhsh any buildings you can’t painj^ and plant plenty of flowers arou/id the house even if they are only morning glo ries. Don’t forget to/make your Influ ence felt for progressive candidates for the legislature, and see to it, that your coynty sends delegates to your state convention who have tfi? farmers’ interests at heart. r Don’yfcrget to plant plenty of watermelons. A Southern farm without watermelons is a reflection on Jts owner. n’t forget tb be on the lookout !br our beautiful new serial story and arrange to have some member of the family read it aloud every week. Don't forget to get that fireless cooker for your wife now that»hot weather is here: a,id see to it <hat the kitchen is .well furnished and the wood supply such as you would have promised to make it whe n your wife was only your sweetheart.— The Progressive Farmer. ’Cure's Stubborn, Itchy Skin Troubles. “I could scratch myself to pieces,” ic often heard from sufferers of ecze ma tetter. Itch ana similar tkin eruptions. Don’t scratch—stop tits itching at once with Dr. Hobson’.* Eczema Ointment. Its first applica tion starts healing: the red, rough, scaly, itching skin Is soothed by the .healing and cooling medicines. Mrs. C. A. Einfeldt, Rock Island, 111., af ter using Dr. Hobson’s Eczema Oint^ »jer.t writes: "This Is tho first time in bine years I have been free from the dreadful ailment.’’ Guaranteed. 50c, at yopr druggist. llunilMime Yacht Burns. „ New Orleans. June 11.—The yacht Josephine, owned by Theo dore Grunewald and valued at $50.- OoO, burned to the water's edge early- today while moored in Bayou St. John.' The yacht was one of the Jtandsomest in Galt waters. WHI WtAfi LO.m •w » The toil of tubercuk**ii c’.ainisnjj more than 350 victims eveyy dav ia the United States, yet few realize their grave condition until tiic critic..! p.-riod arrive .;. Overwork, worry, weakness after sick- ,j ness, catarrh, bronchitis, tender throats-r ’ i all exert the weakening intlncnce that invites consumption. To guard against consumption, thou sands of people take Scott’sF.raulsion after meals because its rich medicinal n nirish- ment strengthens the lungs, put* vigor in the blood, and upbuilds strength to resist Scott’s Emulsion is nature's Refuse substitutes. i: - - .>iX MRS. JOE PERSON’S .. REMEDY For NoM and Mono Ills This remarkable compo'.inri has beet) aid ing the i>eople to good health for nearly forty years. It is recommended In all forms of blood poison, all taints like scrofula, all of that great host of disorders ari-mg from lmi»n er- I'hed Wo<«1. Not only IsSt a corrective, but a And. tonic, enriching the Blood as syell as 'ktinfrlng. fleace It relieves all nervous trX,lbles. j-V’ N of YOUR Noighbors fnstify to itoValuo 1 Many Like Thsss "l w.is affticted w+th nervousness and gen eral debility for nearly six years. Kvery few •taysl had neCv“>a» sje-lls, and hardly ha<l strength to-Walk across the room. I bought liail a dozen lartVles i>l Mr-. .io<» Person s Heiiit>dy and today I can . ay I am a well. li'V^ i!’.’ womau."—Mrs. I>. L. Barnes, r iav- yfi, n. r. • “Two years ago ;uy wlfens«d two bottles of yonc Kcmerty for indigestion and was cured. Truly it will do what you claim for Itatid is a wonderful tonic '—Claude li. Pepper, Agent Saais>ard Air liiin*, Hoirman; X. C. “Vcdir P.emedy has entirely cured our little girl of a very bad case of ecxetna. whi- h covered a grekt part of her body. 'She had- e> zetna 'periodically) from the time she was three weeks old until atic w as six yean old. She Is now perfectly well."—J. W. ffobb. t.recasboro, X. C. Vour druggist probably ha s the Remedy. If he basa l, send his name and your order direvtto us. Price f 1U0.- REMEDY SALES CORPORATION CNARLOTTC, M. C. Urt.JMW«$h ft connection with the P.emedy fur\be cure of sores and the rellefof i nflamedand congealed surfaces. Htseaperlally valuable ferwomen, and should always be used for ulcerations. THE PRESS AND STANDARD, WALTERB0R0, S. C. ANNOUNCEMENTS PAGE THREE Primary Flection, Tuesday, Angust SSth, 1914’ Cards In thi a column will be pub lished every week from now until the Primary Election for^’ Ike fal lowing retest Candidates for County * Officers; $5.00 Candidates for Township Officers; $3.00. ’ Extra charges wfll be matte, on "ards of much length. No. card *i!l be published until the charge his b^en paid. foi: township commissioner YKRDIKR TOWNSHIP. . I hereby announce myeetf a can 'tidate for re-election to the office of- Tow nship Commissioner for Ver- ^er’ Township, and bind myself to abide by the ruleq of the Democrat ic party and support the nominees thereof, . WASHINGTON A. CARTER. FOR STATE SENATE. To the Voters of Colleton County; At the request cf many friends .1 announce myself as a candidate for .*re-election for the State Senate sub ject to the rules and regulations governing the DemorrAtic party. I sincerely thank my'friends for their hearty support in (he past. My four years experience In the Senate ala me in giving more effective .syyi. ** than heretofore and for this I a-k the support of the ovters of myt county. , J. D. ACKERMAN. H>U MAGISTRATE OP' HEYWARD TOWNSHIP. X I hereby announce myself u can didate for re-election to the office of magistrate in Heyward Town- I .pledge myself to abide the result of the Itemocratic primary, and to support tlie nominees there of. Very respectfully. H. G. GIVENS. I (»lt 1 hereby announce my candldacy for the office of state Seantor Trom Colleton county, pledging myself to abide the results of the Democratic primary and to support the nomi nees thereof. J. G. PADGETT. FDR HOUSE OF REPRESENT.!. TIVE8 X To the Democratic Voters of Col- leto County. I hereby announce -tny candidacy for tho House of Re- ^-erentxtlves for Colleton County in t v '? DemocreMc Primary election t > be held this summer. I pledge my- rclf trt abide,,the iweults of the Pri mary and support the nominees there of. - • I ran last time and was nearlv elected. Then I was not so well known as I n>w am. I expect to b* elected this time and will merit the confidence p'-aced in me. I feel that I cm eccompllAh ~aod or I would not ask fo^ th? officr Respectfully. B. L. JONES, v FOR COUNTY TREASURER. / ’ For County Treasurer. I hereby announce myself a candi date for the office of TreasurJr for Colleton County, and pronUse if (elect ed t«» give tbe eauntv a t»af* sane, and careful administration of her financial affairs. I shall appreciate the support of every voter. Respectfully. R. R. MILEY-- I hereby announce myself a candi date for county treasurer of Uolle- jn . If elected, I promise to sive to Uollefon county my best services in he administration of her financial ifiairs. „ I pledge myself to abide the results of the Democratic primary, r nd to support the nominees there of. I will appreciate the support every voter. Very respet VfulL . J. y. LYONS. Smoaks, p. C. X^ Thanking my friends for their confidence in my administratiofi by their having fe-elected mo as county treasurer. I hereby offer myself as candidate again for re-election and pledge the same fidelity to duty as irt the past. I wil abide the result of the Democratic primaries. It. E. JONES. Walterboro. FOR AUDITOR. I hereby announce myself a candi date for Auditor of Colleton County, and promise if elected to give the people a car?ful and buxine*s-Hke administraton." In the last election I received a liberal vote, and be lieve that since-1 have become mo-e widely known. I. will recel e the consideration of'every voter in the approaching primary. D. M. (Sard! Carter. I respectfully announce myself a • andidate for j’e-cloctfon to the of fice of auditor of Colleton county, subject to the rules and regulations of the Democratic party, and pledge myself to abide the result and st\i? port the nominees thereof « ’ E. M JONES. . Walterbcro, S. C. . To Prevent Blood Poteonlng •PPly af once the wonderful old reliable PR. fiORTHA’A AXTlserrtC H KALI NO OIL.* ao r- ri^t dreaaiu* that rrlicwn paia god heal* at thcMOMUBM. I-Jt* Im gtnL 23c JOcz UM. M.%(«ISTRATK t)F HltOXTON TOWNSHIP. I hereby announce myself a can didate for tbe offi e of magistrate of Hroxton Township 1 pledge my self 4o abide the result of the IX'm- ocratic primary and to support the !>. " If. R. PADGETT. nominees thereof.. Very respectful- Islandton, S. NOTICE. If you want, furniture, go to Brown. Furniture Company to get it, and 1 will appreciate it very-much 'I you will give me your voter. 1 am in the contest for the pony qn I buggy. Thankiug you in a-d.vanre. EDWARD BCCRNETT. Don't Wear A Truss! After Thirty Year*’ Experience I Here Produced An Appliance for Heu, Women or Children Thet Cures Rupture. I Bead It On Trial tf yV. h»Tr frl^ t mo't •rf-yMaf cU*. enm* to 71^. W'brra .>lh-ri t*:i It wbvre I h.*Tl mf 3uccjM. t>«ad stucaed CsHipca '.<xUz sa<i I wl.l «eaj .■ju », Now is the Time to Get Your Bargains in ' ^ in the Line of CLOTHING, SHOES, - ‘ ' • » and in the Fine Line of Dry Goods which we have to sell regardless of cost, as our buyer is getting ready to go to the mar kets to buy the great fall supply. In order to make room for them we will have to sell everything at surprisingly low prices. FRANK’S Charleston Surprise Bargain House ■ J. FRANK Manager Next Door to Express Office And please take notice that there is only one J. Frahk in town and he is manager of the New Store. TV» *Wv. i. C E. Bfofau l—i.l.r mi tk* AppliUK*. wl * ‘ Kivinqt roi fr*v r-.y fi!' jurifit bo-.k on K pfnre and lu CM!v. /ti'vari*8 u.f AppUasc. .a-1 price* name* of n.aajr pt-jp:. wbo trt.id It vert i a:.-L |f "tve* la*!»at n Irf .11 othrr. fa-i lly*; •tr.hvr. I Q«e r >»*:***,&>}.4rzC‘*. a> Ilf. I t m ! i.a triVl t» pray'? wh.t 1 I. irar. Voo •i yU '- iuige »r,5 o ;.v TOT Kra.irtwd Ikv.' ia 1 r. »<1 it you will b .4 ea.;l!ti»tmat:c m my cf !>■.(!'at* you cm .1*0 zf-.l. K.’l an: tr -i t'Mip >a tn-luv ui<l mall todsy I. »» -'l! rib your t'ao wtetl.r you try my Ap- •i1"» r r Let FREE BlrORMATIOn COUPON I Mr. C. L. fi-oot:v t'l.' z3a St«:i Sl. •UnUn. M ch. 1 n." *• mau. • nrrl per^fnor I i. k »r. I ful 1 iti .rniAUue Avrl.jL. • f-jr ill." curv cf ro. L_rc. >oux A * ir» City FOR SALE North Carolina Pine Lumber as follows: Standard •A C'eiling. Siding, Flooring and Moulding, all of which is manufactured as good as modern machinery is capable of producing; and graded in strict accordance with North X - s’' / ■ ‘. . ' , Carolina Pine Association’s classification.^ * 4 / * < • Colleton Mercantile & Manufjirhirliui CnmD’V. Ritter, S. C- Only One “BRO.MO QUININE” To get th^genoiae. call lor full name. L \XV TIVK BK'tMO QUININE. Look lor ^xi.t jrcof E.W.GROVK. Currt a Cold in One tzar, biopy cough and headache, aud work* ofl ca’.d. Irt A FOR HIGHWAY COM.MI-SIMM?/.. I hereby announce myn°!f a- ran- didate for Highway t'otimiiPBlorier for Colie'on county. ful>jerr to .the rules iind regulations governing the democratic primary, and i-ledge my self to support the’ nomine* ; of tlie party. J. E. MOORE. I hereby announce nnm-lf a *.vr.- d'<iai«‘ for highway cc mmi-sii>n<*r for Colleton county. t to the rules and regulations governing tin* Dem ocratic primary,, and pledg*; myself •o support tlie nominees ot th« Dem ocratic party. , J F. ADDISON. I hereby announce myself a can- d iate for Highway.Commissioner Colleton county, %ubjen to the ’ J, 's and regulations governing the Morratic primary, and pledge tuy- if to support the nomine's of the pnrty. . ‘ ^ ‘ s J. YU, HI LI* * , ** I hereby announce, myself a can didate for Highway Commissioner for Colleton county, subject to the rules and regulations governing the Democratic primary, and I*edge my self to support the nominees of the party. . / . ' * 4 0. W. SWEAT. LUMBER That Satisfies If you are planning on doing any building let us figure on your lumber. We carry a full etock of dimension and finish- - ing lumber and the prices are always right. / Oar cMotto: “A Squirt Den All the Time" ESTATE 0? C. A. SAVAGE When Your Blood is Right Your Whole System is Right If you Have any Blood or Skin Ditease Do Not Delay until it is to ablate but order TO-DAY “ THE HOT SPRINGS REMEDY < / \ » * * ' 4 \ • v * \ Complete nnd Positive Hemedy for Syphilis/ A Eczema Erysipelas Acne Malaria, Rheumatism And ail other forms of blood and skin diseases. Hog spiinz-, Pliyfcicians pronounce-thD the <;reatest BJood and -.skin Itemed} evyr phu «| on the market. Full Course Treatment, Three Bottles, S 12.50; Single Bottle, $5.00. We prepare a Remedy for every disease. Wilt*- n- your ’iroubie*.. .\i| < .ntspondriue Strictly Private. HOT SPRINGS MEDICINE CX). JT 1-2 Central Avenue, HDT SPLJNGS, ARK. / i •* 17»A 1911 COLLEGE OF CHARLESTON South Carolina's Oldest Golllgc _ 1 :WTH , YEAR IIKt.lNS SEPTEMBER 25TH. 0 .. Entrshce examinations at all the county seats on Friday, July 3rd a; a m. Full four year fourses luad to tlie B. A. and B. S. degrees! A two-year pre-medical• <our.se is given^ , A free tuitvdn scholarship is assigned to ra« h county in the state. Spacious buildings and aihiettc grounds, well equipped laboratories and unexcelled library facilities. ✓ _ Expenses reasonable. . For terms -and catalogue, addrees, 1 HARRISON RANDOLPH, President *J i'