The press and standard. [volume] (Walterboro, S.C.) 1890-current, November 11, 1914, Image 7
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NOVEMBER 11,1914.
POWERS CARPET CLEANING AND RUG COMPANY.
fb* mo«t modern ani bent equ Ippod plant In the State for rug aa<
carpet cleaning. Our scouring process makes your carpet look cen.
Carpets altered had remade.
Oat of town work given prompt attention. y,'e guarantee our
work to be the best. Write us tor estimates stating the quality and
Else df rugs. Powers Carpet. (Jjeau ing and Itug to. 10V Wentworth
Street, Charleston, 8. C. “
Oisposition of the seed
THE PRESS AND STANDARD, WALTERB jRO.S. C.
_
4THE GHAill
OF MOTHERHOOD
PRIMARY LIKELY
$10
allowed each |) u P'l v.'.io enters our?y'l''if within tV. thirty (l.t
If intpre; ted, write at once for fullpai'ticiilars. I'li
In each department of the college. *»
McFeal Bowca BcsinessCciisse, *■
Enhanced By Perfect Physi
cal
made through the bureau of market- NO PRESIDENTIAL
ng of thlg department, under the
.joint supervision of the state demon
Istratlon agent and the qommiMloner
Xf agriculure.
E. J. WATSON,
Commissioner of Agriculture.
PAGE SEVEN
OTTON CONGRESS
Wilson May Drop it From List
of Pressing Legislation. •
WiUfion does not expect a pre*
IN ALL COUNTIES >fal primary law to be pr.<«c l d
Electric fans instalUd
in ml house
M?mh:‘rs Ui Dive;
Li tisting q)^V::
Designed •.
and
Patented
IG37
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ft
0
Twenty-seven Years Ago
the ilryt Cortright Metal Shingles wore put on*
The
Standard
Ever Since
They’re still on—still in good condition, and
the only attention they've had is,an occasionul
coat of paint.
In addition to the lofting qualities, they’re
Fireproof, Stormproof and inexpensive.
1 For Sale Ly
A. WHTIMAX & SOX
, Tho emerier i c f Mcvhcrbood is a try
ing one to most/woman and marks dis
tinctly an cyocnin their lives. Not or.o
vomqn in a hunuSvu fa ^fepsred or un
derstands hsw io prcperly erre for her-
p r. seif. Of rezrse r.rcrly c'.^rty woman
V r.ov,*adayshar medcaltreatmentatsuch
^ * y * tir es, but nm:;y tpproudl the oxperi-
-- - -• erce with dh crgan^:::i t nf tied for tho
tr*al of rtrength, and .when u is o> c.-
her system h ia received a shotk froia
which it is h.crvl to rceovcr. Fallowing
right upon this ccm.a the ncrvoc;-, stmi;'.
c* caring for the chiid; -aid a uistinc;
cl.u.ge in tiie rocthsr reeuiU.
The; o T not!'!more oae.rmTng thr - :
c'. healtby rr.c d:. rof chilc^r
end iv.i.vi chiid-birth t .der the rig’.*
• i .. J;tie nr iiecd be roharar I ohealth
I beauty. Tho uncxplaic^hdo thirg i.
; t.'.at, ovid-tvee of shattered
nerves and broken health resulting from
a” unprepared condition, and with am
ple time in which to prepare, worm -.
i will persistih going blindly to the tri&L -i:h t!>e farmprs ; n«l will devise
| Evay woman at this time should rely alid means of providing so-M
tijoa. Lydia E. Finkham’s Vegetablj to plant oats, wheat. r>e ard ra;*'.
Compound, a most vahinble tenie and It is now seed time, and while on*
; isr^osator of the female organism. 1 merchants and bankers feel discour
aged over poor collections, it will be
Washington. Sov. I*.- Pre id*n
prosit!
uriiift
the next session of 'Congress, : od
>c fbme Democratic leaders do pat it!
flTTC.r. ’i -Vi one; enn b • I uucted to be (
, ,'ecfive n Hitt.. " i
In l-:s me s ie' tn Con’.resv T-
Ae'-i :.i!»« r the pr^ t i.I^nt • , it y d b...
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NERVOUS
DYSPEPSIA
Irrarlsb!? IcMUtosCTerscotapllrationa. It la
tn-fiMnitr I'oIIiiWfNl ltyCbrooIrltKlitMUM.aBa-
trm» Tt)pumit>n>. a'ul iieruicious s-nemis. TWa
til.’od i* Imj.. «,( tbe lit- sustaiwlac
M Jthlies. ^nd lit* wmrf v.ctim <■ mQllcMd wUh
• MA( hroaic ill after aumhor, unlit, a wreck at
f.irmar self, nc a r<rrT exlsteueasn
u ..reii UcU iuvalid.
Ths Way That Caras
i< to^ irlfy ihe hliM <K 'WjVci, wdl> ilicq mpwly
I Of lie. c.nary ft 1 lor^Tf tv r»c«. ciyin* tiMWt
tone and ylror lOyfugintrIn their fnii r uowa.
Mnrlini: tUe.-irct«r nnoK, alt er< > . '—cam*
I’>f • 'fii!T rre . ro ; h; ;iii t-, n..riu*I. and Utw
’ . .t U. i*i Ul;'.u8 to f i a, i!.
f» J r3. Joe i'orccn’s Rorrcc'y •
Puri; Jls che Blood*
R»ro. *oa Fer-cfi’i; rlbr.tcdy
• * SL'cidics tHs Ncrvta*
Mrs. Ice Pc men's .''c-itody
Kef .ores the Di^catiotu
II ;n(lre.ls i.{ ye; r r-
■ f < i». r**t u v,*111,* •
i *ur dfu-.gist i Ik*, v
v»up»'i' ' •> *. end ii. :.
.fn iur iv.
:h»« rs n-Hl'y to t'leaw
.. •'.'(( iho mwt way
* • It.. If h« cannoa;
and a dollar to tit*
rdX’Y SALES CG<;t»Or.ATtOM,
Cl.aro^*^, North
rr-
Mrs, Joe Pi
in's Wash !»•’
fll 5 wwSN „ dinroB
neciion »iiti in* KNm.ey-t,,r Iiie cum of
roroa and ili« rslief tdHnliytncd and roo-
Ke«tt*d aurfaee*. It is -M'* «'NiUy,jaliiaMr. lo
women, and .should ai»a)s x hr u.-ed tag
ulcerations. "
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When You Want to Buy
' Furniture Cheap Go To
GEORGE Wi GLOVER
In many hones
| cnee childless there
ore row children be
cause of the fact
that Lydia E. Pink-
I Lam’s Vegetable
'Compound makes
| women normal,
. healthy and strong.
'abort sighted polity for them to fail
to provide ample Seed to plant one
:hird of the cultivated land in South
'a-olina in stnqll grains. Some of
our people seem to fear there will
io n pderuiL n d nor sale for small
grain next summer, i believe tips
fatr is groundless and that any sur-
SAVES DAUGHTER
Railrc'•.! Avenue
If y« irkat special advice write to plus of tats, wheat and rye will find
Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co. (eonfl- 1 ready sa'e at high prices. The futur*»
dentlal) Lynn, Mass. Tear letter will oats market,-quoted in Chicago
be opened, read and answered by n l. it , 53 centn , H . r bu , hr i.
would indi-
..4 ll*M la .trict crtfeDCC. , atc th , ( oa , 3 Carolina
. ‘ should' bring that price plus the
• ght^ to the seaboard. Ship loads
|of wheat have recently sc!d at $ 1.-
| bushel. We <*dt put our oats
|> ^nd wheat on the market at ^east
iVOULD HELP GET
GRAIN m SEED
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1*3 I J':
i-'i ,, / . . * t- , . >:icro4'i seleei
> CcMtnks. ionrr \\at -or l ryes i / ...
L, _ t'r- Ao discuss
Xaft
MM
©I Tiie
lirnks to M .'.e Advpr.ocs.
TIME FOR ROWING CRQfS
IS GBCiVIXG VEHi SHX. V
v • ^
\\sus Cu' I’araier-. <, the ’ f to j j
s Mmt Their t.raiii-. tiie
,ays for tlieifi «*» StH oj« hevd;
K luv-iis iktnhs to Mak<* i^-ans.
dajs before the western form’‘r j r . imbrT i af 8nit e Ht w ui
in deliver his. I 'oj^grert that tb' , f
ounty /jiresldent ’( f . aCh
select two- or n.or • **1 <‘ak-, aR;| j n a |. fonvcnMbns.’
the best methods cfj Thf> administration vaVendop
din
dates b fore Seprfrrte state,
and national primaries, he has bon
told, will preveoery eipent-lv'’.
The president has not yet begun (
work on hi 8 next message to Con
gres?. hut it is considered doubt ft!'!
whether he will mention the prefi-|
dential primary question, lie is ex- j
pected to- dwell on the Ytecccslty fopj " ^
^.pnomy Ip apprpprl.tlon ppd to; B 0 Ml Pw
urge the passage of the Phillpp’ibM
bill, the Alexander shir urchase bin
and severa Iremaintng conservation
measures. ' X;
Presidential primaries, rural cred
its. railway securities and other
questions are expected to be left ov
er because of the brief duration of
the session. The president now has
no Intention,of calling an extra ses
sion after March 4. . . p
The general expectation of De-no
cratlc a leaders is that presidential
primaries, already provided for'in
> it
vents DaajKtcr’i Untimely EzuL
iportant part in the 191 tt '"’t-ip
Cl>,!tUy but that the Tual choice will bo rn'.d
uirg the Tmd ;'v»u!" sc
n-. 'll i;raifT:'. Outs shoAtl’d 1
1..r.t* d. but even : f iu'.medl •/'
V nr.r.itbm^Pf made, th. y u a;. m
: yoo I. yleffl.
1 dope aT per on: -n >v - •••r*r r .
rtitai or oath rent • L •.u:. " ■
r-nt cortr’Tt th. t or/'
alf rent can be paid in oats, whe.vtj
A'-;
at ?ev« rul lienimri.c i/te: itt /-i f i
' * V*'kb*-several Democratic n’.afe.. conve.
tionu prior to'tin' eoncrcs/tonai t
-lions Jnd the friend, of the .- re
dent are jflrr ady at work with !
' *
rer.ouunatmu m miua.
As a n stilt oP*gains the Uepub-
Ready, Ky.—" I was not able to d»
anything for nearly aix mouths,” writes
Mrs. Laura Bratcher, of this place, “aad
was down in bed for three months.
I cannot tell you how I suffered with
my head, and with nervousness and
womanly troubles.
Our family doctor told my husband he
could not do me anv good, and he had’
(o give it up. Wc tried another doctor^
^, but he did, not help me. t
At last, my mother advised me to take
Caidui, ttic Woman’s tome. I thought
d was no use i >r I was nearly dead and
hothiiTij teemed to do me any "ood. But
1 took eleven bottles, .and now I am able
to do ail of my work and my own
washing. X „ , / ‘
•! t!;ink CartUiHs the best medicine in
l! <* world. My'weight has increased,
and 1 look Ihe j.icliuc of health. ”
i li vou sulfer from any of the ailments
j peculiar io women, get a bottle cl Cardui
Lday. Delay is dangerous. Wc know
it wul help you. for it lus helped
lusrr.ds oi oilier wea‘
many
(nn • made last
wc,’ . pol'ticiam. li<'i in the
are dl«et! ring the nsl -.*•> cf num
« ^
nt
every
War Low
coilott? 1 will Sell
Uiing in Shoes as
as Possible to
Your PoekeL
Shoes Al
■ No
1 rngi'c/t •■»!«!««! ' ,., s p.’irty/leaiiers aa p
-'.,n of the fntton r nt at lo.icn’ !d .. n ,. idl (jat ji ( i a;( ... vi
ecu i tng
fevd to b(‘ furnished
to a considerable number of the cit
izens of the ^tate* residing on the
•V./
farms who wis^i to plant grain, but
}#- iuive not the means to purchase the
seed, and in view of the fact that in
some localities within the past week
some of the banka have found them
f selves unable to make loans on cot-
i ton warehouse receipts, a situation
-• likely to Improve as soon as the re>
H gional bunk system is put into op-
.^.tion-. after consultation today
.U W. W. Long, state farm de
[ j r.-.onsti ution w-nt,. and *ap\ri -nd-j
^ an. of, t xtent!on work ot < S-i.sson
i t'oile£e, i have determined to issti'.*
c»« appeal to the people of the
. oiutc: - . f'■ ' - . \X \
- I cf Icttera have XKn i Vcb-'
• S the department o; -gX
-a,oi the state bureau i
'.ram t:u>h who have i > . i.l
i'cteible, to rkUe the ni jnoi vi;>
huh to buy grain seed . i in taahy
instance.; in the hope tUai ihe; scmld
iUy'to they have gone ah*-) uud l ro
l;:_rcd their land for sow.ag, ‘ /
I wish in the first place tu ppoeal
to-^very bank in tco. Jk-X is
willing to do so to not?. i>Xk‘ that
- th^y ^ will mate reusoanp^ '.'tuns . jr
the purchase of ’toair seeti, sue ii
iv tus to be tbvered ky ii,ens upon
the ghgi^n crop resulting, and in Ui‘|»
V* second place to urge ever;, bank or
mercantile establishment to Send in
, cash- contributions.
\ ' i ' J A1 D 11 .1 in the third place I wish to appeal
WfitiKOVC^ shoes, Stncl /VICO orstna ClOtn* to every man in the state Who can
dare of it tr.’.c
.»
bushel and cor
both deliverel in[
station; or hav |
at Si’ll p(-r ton in bales delivered ai :
the station. This will guarante>j
tenants a fair pree for grain and i
hay crops. This change in rent con
tract I feel sure may reduce th'j
South Carolina crop next year 2t»0.- i
000 bales. Bear in mind that fully
ihi • i n i
i n*' pmdder-
primary qnPslion phiys : a In
• tant part in suih disc.u: fdon\
At
»V.<4
lost hi) y* are. >
druggistiX^
** » ■
. Wi!! cure 7 it if -. r-
4.)
Horn*
n*?
Tv
5,000.000 bales of cotton now mad®
will have to be carried in the Sonin
until September, 11)15, and-that th
val je cf ovor^ bale carried over
iralsia. i
u.-iiu;
&A S
Etc. Anlie^rrfic Apt. 'yvv,
tcruailyenter: .llXG'riec lU
GiifC Ef 2T KhdSB
“GCiJ-It’’ i: S X'* 7 V. n;*, 2 It *0133 Do It
To vn/luvs »' i-v '• ’ and tortiircji
eau.-.'l . '.(!/■> r.t u eer»
in ndt i' : '■< U i. m o It is
on* ; jc . - :.c ;a ; .ar.-i curs.
daQ
s -, A,, ! peni in
yA. t,
t-i> h rei.ed by ever; r • of co:
Xu-,ted. If you plan to carry .;i
any cotton, u. > your b*.:t effor's t
yet at. I* ., t. otie-tldrii of the
-. fed I;i’ 1 in 'South Carcllna plv.r
1 in, ? r;all grainr.
I reouoFt county papers to
tb: ( -li .-.i/l urv;» a larg,
•*m o IV; : i'v •■* ■tinfT’ : exl Sal or
s
l Iiope » -v » ditoe (PAY, ' • p-
h® ‘tatc adl! d.iitorially and
..?!• rv.: . A-tXI; ' .idrudl;'.' of ; r i’.l
rain.'
_i?r
South ^’arhlina !>ivi-i<:a
utiiern Cotton < v cn\rt
j V.'hphevcr You Need n (Icncrol Tcnlu
|l '': X TakaXirovo’s
t The Old SUiluari! "Grove’s TastrlCus
- rfijll Tcnic/Vj equally viluable as c
crctal Tronic because it contains Cm*
v-d 1 l.'ydw'U ‘(jeti ic propc r * 5es of QUIX1N il
It acts on th liver, Drivi 1
<!’.ii \ t S? JTnlaria, Knriches Ilia ElorxJ anl
X:
Aluilds up the \. uolc Lystqm. f-0 cc^t
\
ing. We always keep full stock of all
v ^ .* X 1
kinds of gents clothing and can make
A
possibly do so to contribute wiia«. he
\
can in the way of wheat, oats' and
ryo seed, shipping It to the depart
ment of agrlcalhrire at Columbia,
freight chargee collect.
In the fourth place I would urge
every indiridnal. whether, banker,
j., - a. \ • aL a. •11 • •, merchant or of any other railing.
a fit for you at a price mat will suit; who can do so, to make rontribu
; lions to this fund for seed for far
mers who cannot purchase seed and
avail themselvee of the golden op
portunity that presents itself through
the raising of grain for the season
of 1915. This crop most be in hr
December 1 apd gtwy contrlbatlen
that can be made ought to be made
! ramedlately.
j I have arranged with the manage-
; snent of The State. Colum.bla, to
you.
Call and be convinced of prices.
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J. P. HERNDON & SON,
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t,/11 a i t a ■ .» i*r
j When You Yawn |
■■ a.Coed Deal
In the cay time, arid foci jj
du'ii, lazy r.r.d discouraged, S
>ou have c ve:y symptom of 1
^ t >rpid livur.
Simmona Red Z Liver
negulator (The I’owdcr
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MOTHERS
:;NEED
- - j •>
Too many women struggle
under pains and aches.
They are not sick—but weak,
nervous, irritable. u
Such weroen need that blood-
strength that comes by taking
SCOTTS EMULSION. It also
strengthens tho nerves, aids the ap
petite end checks the decline.
tfamfa or mothar tira atmly
or look ram doom, SCOTTS
EMULSION will byiU her op.
SHUNSUBSfrrUTES. .
f j Form) .is a fa*^ tonic for a
I disordered liver, It acts
promptly. The blhous im
purities which have inter
fered with the free action of
the liver are driven out, the
stomach is cleansed and
Strengthened so that it can
more thoroughly digest food.
The bowels arc purified and a
regular habit re-established.
It is a splendid medicine for
the whole system. Promotes
a feeling of energy, mental
activity and cheerral spirits.
Sold by Dealers
Price. Largo Package, $1.00
Aak To* tb* ftMiac+Mobt **4 X M Ik*
U *L II jro* caft art feOu iraM MM.**
»U mt h br bbiL |MpBil lirtrtBB*,
Um XinlrtBf a *1<* prt ■* t* Start taw
ta ikaaa *1* twlrr Ic Vrta St.Mjtr
brtdB. Laafe ta iht Xt4 Z Mbak
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POHITIIXLY MASTKl» r CRWP ,
Folsr’* Honey and Tar Cam pound
tuts ths thick chocking mooua, and
elonn away ths .phlegm. Opens
np ths air passages and steps the
hsans eoagh. Ths gasptng. stran
gling fight for breath gives way
to qnlst breathing and paacefnl rleep
Harold Barg. Mass. Mich., writes
a. ZEILIN A CO..
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P«m MALE BY M ALI
»IWO OOMrAKY <
Only Oaa "BROMO QUININE**
Te t«t tbs ssssiM. call |*r fwtl —LAXA-
TtVg BBOMO OOlwlNr* *
n. w. caovs. c«ns
coach aiul
NS. Laak tor wgsatar* of
• CalA la Om Oar.
Nkatw
atf cold. Ite
Walter boro,
, So. Ca.
“Ws give Foley's Honey and Thr to , . d .
maks due acknowledgement Pt ftO our ehlldrsa for croup and it alway.; Jlwv ifPAXO
contribution* that may be made. * acts qnkkly.” For Sale by all 1 ourrMEMT tato w
Die post tl fioooehe tocLN4S | pealpra.
(t
. w aay OMB «# Itekiaw
I mind. Blertlia«nr VroCradiBcPBMia• toll(Urw
Th* Lrtt apytMAU^a kitc* Em* ud Real. 10a.
crcaclwta
;i tU, „r at t!l-
rcct Lawrcu^v i. Co., CLIcoko-.
HOW CHILDREN GROW
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Childr-n grow by nourinhment—not
overloaded stomachs or rich foods but
qualities that are readily converted into
life-sustaining btoo<l; too often thrir
digestive powers einnot procure these
qualities from ordinary foods which rewultn
in weakness, dullness and sickness. X
If your children arc undcr-star, under
weight, catch cold easily, are languid,
backward, pule or frail?give them Scott’s
Emulsion which is pure medicinal mnusish
tnent. It sharpens the appetite, buiMa
healthy flesh, firm muscles aad active-;
brains. Scott’s is growing-iood foe.
Children. Refuse alcoholic substitutes.
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