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Carolina, j arwa bo poMiblo (or It out of the fn—d— to rnlae tIvo tho condition* of that T to »bt a Sooth Car-] v ..oUita balldlas at tho Panama-Pa A*. * ■aoi , dfle ExpotIUoE. character at tho proscat time. Kaethad'* Ainproparcdneao (or the war lo literally aotocsdin; they have . "Your committee has osed ororyibeen raisins milk oops orer there! effort to sell tho medals, gbd the instead of men. and guffrasettee in- . * / . - t < % • • Mai* Street moTtet picture company has dome its stead of nH' ( mhthers. ranee they to got sabeerlptlons without oof-, i B FrA nc4 they hare been istos- ; preeMnwi "* farther of- icated for a generation or more with I. Mdkor and Mgr. I • • ar *’ iherefore, of aocee sa iaordinate lore f-r drees, dlasi- Granulated Sugar to abandon tho more in all forme sad a repudla- slty forced . -'C * - iudb of Ood. u “Booth Carolina will not bp yep-j on tbd other hand. Ocrmuy has repeated at the eiposition enleos pro- z i T ea the world an object leeeon la Yialon is made by the next general i home-making, {statesmanship, bly. The appropriation pro j u factoring, bewafag. farming la 191S was voted down lathe religion (although they do drink a little beer la the afternoon after .spending a good part of tho morn- “QUIT TALKING OP WAR Ilai at chnreh). (|t is probably not AND <W* mm* TO WORK 'JZmmn. howerer. for ono to drink *a little beer la order to bo trdly ro- Look at tho prlntod label The date thereea the enbecrlpden expiree. Fer-~ ward year money in ampM time for al. Notice date oa label earw (ally, aad If net correct please no tify me at (By Wright WilMaamea. President Chamber of Commerce. Rome Oo.) . | ^ ^ Bnboeribers deelring the addreoe of tholr paper changed, will auto la their communication the old aad the new a hare not sabeeribed' to'Teutonic tho United States has mailt the proad ■*r*eaasey, becaase I bare beliered boast that this soantry could lit# that there ft* too math trass of Blo- of nay *»«g+nrim marsh aad tea Moltke'e “blood and^ might exist la nay otasr parts of tbs lro “" world; that this country, bounded ns 10 * • <k * r hma4, 1 ^—*•* tk * " ^ w i n> **4 let’s gait whining land go to work. . laatlc. eepsratsd thousands of mliae *«**»■• hsd oar oppor- — It is oa tho ono hand by tho Paslie oeoan aad oa tho other by tbo At- 1 unities. . Suppose Oermsa farmers io opportunity today that Good Cofee, per lb. 10c Our Best Lard, per lb. lot The Press and Standard wllr fnb- l!sh brief sad rational latter* on subject* of general Intsrest when they are accompanied by the name* and addresses of tho usthors and are not of n defamatory natures An nonymons communications will be noticed, rejected ' man user will not be returned. from tho “yellow peril’’ on the oth er hand separated thousand, of mllss; bad th * —‘j- p i ^ . from tbo hetrogenous elements of ho 8o,lth ® ni f * r “* r ^ rCarl V^ntS, per peck continental Europe—the rest of the! “PJ sot only feed h!s| | ■ - • world might go to hell, if they ® wn family, bat sepply the produce choose to do so, and still ws would, *o r famllleo w** or irtme people say that If the Gs,- Ava-lncna should win ore rtho allied *r- T.’EDKESr. XC' tsu: be basking under the sunny ski i merica—the land bubbling ' ,ove with milk and honey and hog and 1 ^*1®. they would then ply thair ag- bominy. greeelona to the south of us and And now, ray fellow cltlrcna. «’• *ixe. tho Panama canal and destroy . have an opportunity to illustrate the -* :a Monroe doctrine and dominate f t ,.7^. declaration n!ade by every hill-biUy tho commerce ot South America. orator of the last century or hioro, Suppoao ell this stiouK happen, from tho mountains of New Ham;;- which iriyhi merely aft^r ail be tho To look at condhi6;.3 oa ihc i ' lh,re to t* 1 ® plains j^f Florida, aad vaxacj' of some mild piannered crounds did' not seem that money here we are, the average ono cf stateaina C.:!y two II jw many ■ !. -'m> I < t!‘.o ? imagination, is that anv was so scarco. in mAh In toex. 1 Cotton tha price . y*'--— We ate glad thit no being bold thou." low.' ;;; bool Tu Oo! ten, has found f Its dcors. n-tcecsary to c! i \ »;oing around like a mangy < wiiinlijE about “iho \.ar. , ‘ Vou < hardly get un audience w'• h a r. > "tiv cthr • .subject aad :if*!•• n ’ tpeopla Deem to l inurt bir.u that ; r .;t bo- them an ( r their ft il s r. jury rn?a>on * t ‘ • •1 «* why ft.ee vra rhould « , :b<« r CK n 1 go around a laro IK V well I «’o‘ staltlBi*3 v.he:\ ibev Phfllrplne! 30c White Carolina Rice per sack ' $3.35 E. R. P. Seed Oats, per sack 83.75 3eed Rye, per peck ■ x 45c. ■ ■ .ij t ■» Cents a.BMttow BIQOARlp ■n ' C!omfort and Style are Combined in Dutchess * Trousers—the comfort of roominess, ease and good fit—and the mental comfort, too, of knowing that you have the best that money can buy; best in service and smart aupearancei'best in all that goes to make real valueTfor the price. Dutchess Trousers are as near perfest as skilk^nd good materials can make them ■■ Hie ft W. Cote A S. KARESH, Aar. Wal terbpro, i.fILV s v<c t 3 Q o. V-/ • Gsip Left Ms With <rv t.*C /'N O' , V I.rd os Wilson’s r ioj r- moans n r.^od outh tlor. until 1920. A l O< y.oncy flowed fr*-r wf! tho xtroain liaa n'n« dry uo Civ. the A people dhs, • •• • -f q uention rt (h s •hour • if * / . . : ’ . a sftVJ '4>y c in ioo*, » 1, • / o . Till'. - • i.'j hit Rlily Patto! /tftil a •an c of / IT incrican, r, eopj 3- , '* 0 - , anti pr icti ly i jti» c l ti . .t..; o,. — a lot .of paio f ed :' - . ui tu -* m cri a. with tikimimHf go t’; One -wr r.-l liu COR flufi e i r•! ' i" #c». +<■ ' • i , "i * 11.. Cu&ll their veins, or h>- . A • '* Tf : f fi ?’■ onr *y • O OU r >» ( rt harts had; nhc ItCd rH*' i red blood c ; banker Th e only criti ci'-o: I hv.v*' ! ua n par quart a* There in n n^A vein for tjio r "'.y- ment of debts In Amorira now. The/ cull It “Tho wnr’s on.” Most people accept it* too. Hofy? to. ,r. American slrc.i who left the!;: bloody foo'j'fints ou th fyozen v !- ioyd ofTfYgJn!*, when Or ergo War-i- :on led them on to a vkf-. r dolivearuce front the jljke of Er.g .. - lf»h royalty? The keynote of futurr agrlculiur A There men won beeqr.;? th / h rl pronpority in South Carolina up- sand in tlicir gizzards Instead of pears to be the abolishment of the nut** had f'uts In their 0 one-crop aystem and co-oneratfua. ntead of tape worms. i True it maty he, that oui/riel! dd'.s It Is a pity the war in Europe * oruo our -bth contury luxuries, could not stop, for the longer tlvy ^ nLay necessary for us to adjuv. fight, the longer they will want'to . 0 « r80,v »» to a new b^els ct living-< # , but should wo Kuyfondor? True it ■ i la, some of our/folks may have , to ;* Some men atlll hold to tho weight divert to some extent the stream of theory In storing their cotton. They * ol(1 lBat h put It out in the weaher where It i th- vr-1/i ■ H> - •IS'} u-'e’'. toe til 1-3 tr.lh urary la r. 'nr-onsc nud ! !:t- and .he man who Indulges wakr» up before this thhm • jp to the tart that h*> hA 1- . b_: r.t^kir.rr a foci of t.iigseif , Let’s get down to brass ta. ks^- .tdjust our. e>. cj to the new condL tlons; turn our faces to the riainu •-a; C ct busy! •erroi: '» x •n O' t J S*. I acsai •\- 15c- trlng the winter you had the grip and tim: Guaering from the after effect, r,ovv is ar tf rc \ /. • to get rid of it. Feriina is your remedy:. j r Ac-jIc "cv aozon CLASSIFIED ADS. WANTS. flowed will hold It* weight end forgot the o off * r * 1st h** i from oi 4 Mr - for the last tea reur:;' 1!,or F»rm of 50 acres, under our vaults and jjrto tb.j ^ g*£S* < from "'"Tum Ford, Mr. Packard, ick and Mr. Saxon, and otl.- | FOR SALE—Lightwood *nd 1000 •d fellow eountrymen te lightwood poets at orfre. Prices rsusonable. Apply J. F. O’Quinn Walterboro. R. 4. Box 14. Nov. 11-14-ir-pd. fact that the damage to the line will > Mr counterbalance and over that fae-* er tor tbo north of u*. but wo can still raise r 'ynsle eel Is and Jersey bulla aad get, Desplto th* fact that we are s pro- there somehow, even though R be hlbltlon county thoro was a frwe at a lower rats of speed. ^ | flow of liquor at the fair grounds aad' True It may be that aur womea, FOR SALE—Syrup barrels beldlsg some serious troubles, caused thers- folk may have te euspead their suf- by. What Is tbo matter* Where fragetU eoaveeaUoua for a briefp doss tbo whiskey oome from? Jao«- spoil sod futfmo the moneteaous sonvlUe? Wo tblak not. but rather I sslaeos of looking after tbo bableaj from blind Uyoro la aad arosad and knitting sox for tk* men—but Walter boro. Is tho law not severs tbi* te tbo way they used to do aad enough, or doss It lack'oaforeemeatr, iter managed to Uv# through It. These questions should bo answered True 1 may be. that our rich dads by every man ta Colleton, and meet '» on ' t Q«H® •» rauch money to especially In Walterboro. . th «* r ta wa Y . .cigarettes, patent leather , shoes and Farming 1s the Very Arst and oae .‘ c « ™ ra clothes, and It may even of the highest occupations known to *>• Possible that the boy will have man. It te one of th* most neglect A® learn something shout self-denial ed by men* of culture and talent. •“ d labor-but this Is tho They seem to think their efforts W »Y do . » nd •« Tor » l o*' 40 to 40 McDaniel. tt. Nov. Apply T. 11. J. For Sato—Farm of SS4 acres tend, healthy sltustiea. plenty of tim bar; t miles from Waltorboro. Apply R. H. Wlokman. or M. W. Breland. Nov. tt-2tpd T WantMl—On account of the rush lu business, four sales ladles- Only those of expsrisoos need apply. Apply at Taylor’s. „ / 10-14tf y For Hale or I lent—One six-room cot- . tage in gcod repair on aero and half lot. Apply to I. M. Flsb- burnc. rhould be in some other direction-;-* tht * ,n m * nil K ed , to that tt t. boncath th.lr .ticnlt, ta T » k » farm. Tot th. «r,...»t .-.ti to m.a *«J » '«'> Mb "' • kM ' a , ! True It may he. that some of our J farmers will be drivew, agalust their Anyone can learn a system of *111 lo the production of hoit and thrdUgh It , I - or Sale, irimt prtM>f csbltefe plasty cf Intelligence Is that of the farm. bookkeeping or almost any^ business hominy, peas and potatoes art] sor* and keep In practice by doing the ghum and cider—{jut that Is the wav; same thing over and over each day. they used to do in the old days and! $1 per 1000; in lots of 5000 ta 10,000, 76c per+?*>00. Money muet como along with all orers. Th* Henderson Early variety. W. Olevel;. Jackfpbboro, S. C. The farmer who’would be successful some of thom^inanaiTd to live *mnst always be pxrvtlslng his Judx- ? tbroush It. ^ ln ent on npw conditions. - Ilans>a< k- True it may be. that the-Inslncero! New can? syrup a Ion In barrels, gm ta. Ga. \V. !i. Oct -‘1 ..m . _ For SalN-»3 Je ’j\g bis brain for a method to over- politician„who has been feeding the; reme rome new condition.^, Why. dear people” on glittering general- nlm m'lh Bananas, pei\jozen 20c A \'t~y Cad Courjli. Jfr?. 3. J., Kountz, 1015 Scovcl St., Nashville, T-. nr.., writes: “i have had a very bad cough nearly all my life. I have tak' n almo^i every kind of cough mciiichic, but none did me mkcb'reod. X would Jgave rpells cf coughing that I thought I > cough trys ;f to dreih. I took Po- runa, and huvt winter and this winter I have had no ccugh and I know that IVrunr. cured me. — el ihln and delict t*. very’cany to catch cold, but l am wall n.-yvv snd eTi.'oj'ng good health. I ' ox'; it. all to reruna.” * A Gevere Ctrse cf Grip. Mr. W. £. Drown, r.. F. D. 4. E-ir GJ, Rogcrsvi.e, Tenr*., writes: * - I recommend tervma. to alt 1 .%u.Ton rs cf catarrh cr courrh. "“In the year cd la0» I took a Sever® case of the la grippe. I then tool: a bad cough, would j Everybody thought I had con3un.p- / tloh. I liad taken all klmls of cough remedies, but got no relLaf. “I. then decided to try Pentna. After taking five bottle-r my cou^’y stopped and my catarrh v/]ts curyh Any one rufferlt.g with cutwrrti tn «ny form I will advise thern/fo ! e- vunay. •/ / / Cabbage, per pound ' 3c ^ o , ■ / / m / ■* / / • * * Ti^nips, per pound Lajge Mackerel, each 10c • .T # - (jocoanuts, each 8c &nd 5c IrishjPotatoes, per peck 35c A / Kef gs' Corn Flakes, Package 10c ,A ; Puffed Rice Package 15c RCOFING-ROOFiNG-ROOFING $3.00 PER SQUARE First-class Galvanized Corrugated and V-Crimpcd Roofing in 6. 7, 8 and 10 foot lengths. ‘ * / Sticks 10 cents per square extra. Only COLUY-filA SUPPLY COMPANY, 523 with V-Crimpod Roofing. S. C. .'»?..!Sr^^ u r Jr 0oats ‘ per Pkg. 15c • then, should any man heSKat* to be Uicn and pleasant platitudes may bo* eome a farmer If he can muster up called upon to deliver the goods In- brain. muscle and courage enough? stead of honey phrases the way they used to do In^the {days and tbo country but this 1* ob managed to rsey co»vs, W pbQUl^ J)ecMqb-:r’- allvn ! r>K.ritr,'k : a bargiin. W. AI Duliafft Inf; K heifers rbo;V bo on u.llLc vilie, S. C. Fmtago- Occ 21-4: SOtffH CAROUNA TO HAVK NO EXPOSITION BrilJHNfi survive It i /• ' ..w^. ... . | True U may be. that theee kind Colombia, May 7.—Th* movement of times serve to show who Is the ( for a South .Carolina building at the real # man and who la the humbug, 1 PAoama-PaRfic Exposition has been hot we will have to submit If ' ibaudohfd. according to an an- can’t do any better., [nonneement tier* today by Edwin W.j Troe It may be. that preachers lobertsoa, chslrmsn of th# commitr «|H be driven to revisiting the sick. 'th* widows anl nriSan* and p.earn- The following statement was te !ng tb^gtoapel Instead of politicking Mad: ,. 'around—but that in the way they j In vlow of tkn unprecedented eon- used to do la th* ol« lays, and It S<on tlinr?. I>.:ly Hrenchtel (oughv ^’hey had* eo all winter if net chei*«i].‘^td pave the way fer seri- eus throat and lung disease. Get a flattie of Foley’s Honey and Tar Compound, and take U freely. Sjeps ebughs and colds, heals raw in flamed threat, toeeens_j,he phlegm) aqd Is mildly laxat^re. ' Best far children and grown persona No opiates. For Sal* ‘by All Bealera. All Swift’s Premium hJis, Breakfast Ba- Picnic Ham and I'd Pigs Feet We request our customers to call for all the Repairs of Watches, Jewelry ar.d Clocks in the next 30 cays, as we v/ili be forced to 'sell them for amount of rc- )., ■ 7’ - pairs all job:, left over O Store. '03 '7 7’ (TS - V- V/ •Ait'/ * , .1 ot>r WALTEDBORO, SOUTH CAROLINA —V 1>IS. . !■ S to 14 Days OnJnJxS? -11 ah A'iad, Hteadiag*r _ _ *t l >■((•14 *sst Iterbero, S. G CITATION FOR LETTKUH HISSORY STATE OF SOU’ik CAROLINA County of Colleton. BY G. ALBERT BEACH Esquire, Probate Judffo.>\ --^Whereas, A..L Cnnningham made salt to mo to grant him Letters DU* mlaaory of the Estate and effetfla of Mni! A. O. Fanner doe. Theso are. Therefore, to cite aad admonish all aad singular the kind-] rod and creditors.ef the said Mrs. ‘ C. Farmsr dsseassl, that they bo sad appear befsre bm, la th* Court of Probato.to bo held at Walterboro oa the 18th day of November taxi, after publication hereof. %t 11 o’clock In the ferenoon, to shew ranze. If any they have, why the said Letters Dismtaaery should not -be granted . Given under my hand this 24th day of October. Anno Domini. 1514. Published oh th* 28th Set. and af November 4, 11 and 14*1414. us Th* Prato and Standard. O. ALBERT BRACB. 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