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' JT'"’' ■ .lor*** vr • •'. i* NOVEMBER 48, 1914 V 2. THE PRESS AND STANDARD, WALTLI13 DP.O/S. C PAGE SEVEN )WERS CARPET CLEANING ANB RIG CMIPANY. lost modern and best equ ipped^plant ia the State for nfc and ( carpet cleaning. Otf* scouring process makes your carpet look ce*. Carpet* «*** remade. Oat of town wrbrk given prompt attention. We guarantee our vork to be thb best. Write us for estimates stating the quality and ^gls* o): run. Powers Carpet Clean ing and Kug C«. f 159 Wentwortn Street, Charleston, 8. C. ^ $10 DISCOUNT k‘j ■ . allowed each pupil who enters our college Tylthin tt- r^xt thirty days. If interested, write at once for fullparticulars- Electric fans Installed in each department of the College. Those of .Middle Age Especially. McFeat Bowen BnsinessCollege, Co'radia S.C l' 1 /*• \ ^ . Designed i •nd V S Patented -J > 1667 The Standard Ever Since VrVL* b V/a .• In cddRion to the* laatir." quaiitie?, they're Fireproof, Storrr.proof ar.d incxijensivc. '* WRHMAN & SON torrrproox ar.d incxjjeasivo. Fcr Sale ly. When Yon V /ant to Bny Furniture Cheap Go To GEORGE ilrr'-ul Avenue . Whcp you have found no remedy for the horrors that oppress you during change of life, when through the long hours of the day it seems as though your back would break-, when your head aches constantly, you are nervduj; de- ,V presseu and suffer from those dreadful bcaring.down pamj. don’t forget that Lydia E. Pinkha? i’s Vege^ame^Compound is the. safest and surest remedy, and ha^ carried Hundreds ,' of women safely through this critical period. , - Read what these three • wor .in sa}-: • Front Mrs. Homuns:, Buffalo, N, Y. UriTALo^X. V.— w I am writing to !you know how ihueh your medicine has dorvi for me. i faik i ti rrihly during t no last winter/ •} .and summer and every one rent .rk< i! my apiA.*ai-aha*. I sui t : .TewA from a fenule trouble and a I v. ays had f^ins in my liaeky .} i appetite and at dites was very weak. •, * . / ^ ‘ “I wan Visiting at a. fnend’s house c. 10 day n ;i<l slKrthought t Hcei Lydia K.'Pinkham’sVejretaMe C(«np« i nd.* I Dtok it and have gait ’ • eigfjt .iiQunds, have a’gtKxV appetite and am fe^lin^ better every dav. : ’ Everybody tasking me what I am (hehs and I recommend Lydia k. ; Jinkham’s Vegetable Compound. V >u may puldish this letter if you • wish and.1 hojio others who have t!s ‘ same’ complaint will see itVand . get health .from your medkinb a: i did.”— Mrs. X Hou.nuno, Ul .i Stanton Bullalo, \ fc Y. , .. * , , Was A Blessing To This Woman. So. niciiMo?h>, >r a.— w I Vay troubled with a 'oearingdown pain and a female'weakness and eould not etnnd lor.,; oniny fret. (H all the niediclnes I took nothing helpetl pie like I.ydia E. l in'.lianfs Vege table C cannot and I Clopt< Pains In Slde. CouId Hcrdiy Stand. *V* f f?.•— V I was inn bad condition. s.Ubtir.: frotn'fi female troubi;>,*aiKl I had such pains in my C** >.Ud h..r:ily :aove. Be- Ss-v I ha.I taken th'e w hole of one ! c table Compoumt l iV.t w f .ter, a-.i l f.. -. A\v : k.‘ I n.ll cverybedv v . i: . .It r^?ro::rsoA', Lxli, V.b a VILLA TO ATTACK TAMPICO AT ONCE 1 American Government Arrange ing to Take Refugees Aboard Our Ships. f NERVOUS DYSPEPSIA Wa£>hlngi(oD. Nov. 13.—General iDTtrtoblr iMds to wvim cpaplIcatlOM. It l». Vllto. in command offorcen loyal lo Provlalonal Prcaldcnt Ontlcrr... ha, VS£S22$.f fallen the offensive against General » -Tewted lavsiid. ^ ^ Carranza' according to state depart- TL^ llfmw Tbml meht advices today. '■ IffllQw Villa already has occupied Saa »h® blood, which will ib«o ssrplr » " tn« n.>. >>.ssarr food for th<« nervoi. civlM iLhaw Luis'Potosi" and plans Immediate at- io»« and vifor to mamuin their fuwoUoM. tack on Tampico. , The Washington .government oUready. preparing tc l, »'*® , « 1 *to%detof*>*imeti. tako American refugees aboard s hip? ^r*. Pemofl’s RemoUy !> iug in the Tampico river. • v '^ Purifies tht Wood. Villa's fprcc.i were recevved * withJo« Person’s Remedy open arr^s at San Lata I’otcsi r.n-! Steadies the Nerve*- ucroiV.hd: to the consular advices Mrs. loo Person's-Remody now command virtually ail the ter Restores the Digssticm, .i fiioyy nonh of th t line from Ajruas. Handed, of to t!K ^, wmy UiEHA , „ , . . ^ . ibidiaufa, tur.us. " ^ moot Carranzas men at Qu-rctaro. . •*—”£->. jALT-. COr?PX>RAYIOW There are unconflsmed reports, how 4:;v*ricit«, ef'ifA*, that fJeiuiral Gonzules. t'ar- intmy norm or tile line trom Aruas- Handel, of ym,t.nolRhi.^r4lfr to i iColientes to San Cm* I'ctosi. Mo* »e«t u ta«t x ;he?vr.4t • Wig southward Villa *'*• expected to 'ui>i>b mi, i a; nAi.K mu a dollar iu Norfa CeroUna. yanza's division conimander at that point, may join the.Willa forces. 1 Carranza ig at Coffloba, where h has eatfthlishrtl a' teWporairy capital iThe City 4rf Mexico apjUni^ly will be the objective point of the Vflla | forces Vuoving eqstwSrd toVard Co-- I doba and Vera Cruz'. MrS'.taPersfeifr’sWasIt v '?. ,d «*o cectlon wiih k:,c ttcra«dy i<>r ili^ mro of I anU tl.o i«li'f of . i.Isiupu and «on g. '.»f*Kurf 1 . p*. Ii f; p- jm-. mu. vkluglip •<> »e:nen. sa: 1 utccnip. «o*. should us«d for SAVES DAUGHTEt Prcjjarinj. for Kig Batrtcy .'.El Paso, TexaK N«>Vy 13.- I^epit 1 M D rations were under way today for AuVICC Or iilolhcr DO Doubt *1^ the first real battle of Ihe most Ve- 1 cent factional split In Mexfro. de Con^Y.uml. T am now Pegu ar.ami am getting Along tine. I , V iiu was ronoVied r-X mot praise the Compound too much.. It has Wit a blessing to me [ ° n ’ r ; 11 lUl f % .*** ro 4 p " i I hope h- will U> to e ther voiaetv’-Mrs. D. Tviii, S West lu& ' ,np h,<, ,^00,,8 to ,neet 1ho ** ol >r>ton JS)Uth liichtaond, Ya. * 'pcnetal Pablo Gonzalw. the Carran-* Tests Daughter's Untimely End. . . ... . a-iyunng to inlander*Avfco will probably re- ^4 st at Quoretaro City. , was down i Ready, Ky.—" 1 was nol able to do anything for nearly six months,” writes i Bratcher, of this place, “and in bed for three months. ' • < : Lv«Ha K. 1 ‘nikham’s Veg- v.- i ; . ami m.i do a gixid i.a < ::e i r me.’* ' • 4 -* .J- ■X r .TO years T.vdiu H. Pin ./ C\y.,fk»*.-id*::»}> tliO M^tidfO. f^V* :•!. . y<.} »>".*• ‘-ioiC .vit,' t to ht r elt :f slto < . . ■ . . * medicine vi-mP.- I com r#- i . - - *.»ied:ioiuiAtsy «T«Vfe;in,: v - - : a Wnte;oI.VliiV. 7.P»HKJ? ; .? (cost'i d\s r.'.t t/ y/.. • ' f*!p »r . ter v, ill ‘»e << » i-i v>‘.: : ••wdir.uu aLd Lclu iii a.rlebd : C. > y• -I ’ * (' * ■ ^ 1 t ' -» r- \ 4't t l - f"- i /.%- yji ^nwciMicn. (A • • ; . •'V.LVetl xr - . j) za conn gist first i General Alvaro Dbregon, coniuva^ | cannot tell you how I suffered with i dcr in (hlof of the Carranza troops, tny.head. and with nervousness.a.ud Iris begun organisation among tho*r w ^, iaa i^^ >u ^ cs / leaders who remained loyal t< “first rhi«T.’ but he did n'ui -hsk 1 me. Will \«At iP-s vcre. Vtt fast, tny m^tlrer advised me to take Vera c.-u\ Nov. !:: t>ifcr*. I'.bn CarJui,. the* woafen’s toftic. I Ihout’hl ndtcat.^tU- w «< v. ai no >H5e fori was nearly dead and lho*r ««“•****/ » in i/ . Ohr fatrtity doctor told my husband he - could not go me any ^ood, and he had to nvc if up.' \Ve fried aucther doctor,! P ^ m w /Q Dual [KRllFPS BIEDIidi" GIANT DgSTROiER , ra f ossarily moari n proportionate lejnr- ;honing cf range,, it ir. not a* nW'iikii- ly that the'English coasi xttii's or posiie Calais and other channel points Will ii.wvkf t>:<' acquaint a nco of the ••brunimer^’ as the. Germans’, havo comp to, call-thofr largo .siege pieces v.>r > s"yo f*qr| Force A'ddnd to The f>ti cm and fin cm* should tin-,. ' Germany’s Big Guns. I w< wtn!l ‘ 1 ,:n ; , ,hoir * • | and thesq, as inoro «r less? well In 1 Al«rx rs- SHE KAS ALREADY j formed c irch : hero ausort, • would i /AlCOr.Orana SGRPRISED THE WORLD s of af-mlng some naval bare Walkove.' sh ocs ing. i We always keep full stock of all kinds **f gents clolhinq and can make - ’ ' ‘ />'\' \• . ‘ ■ / “ • ■)/ i% \\ • . I .«« - works at Essen are building *5 G-cen a fit for you at a price that - will. suit received here i::n'Kiivv^iw. g’.e lj« ,\ ' n t ’ vr’. i d ’ 1 irro/" t r .pc- y.inn ■ ' '?■ p m l •» sijVero V v,n ti*" . 1 - • •1 ' »* t-tV • c. Ci-/ •it :.tm ri- ; v.er<'i ;X ’ • ■ * • n t t r.".‘ < r, r.' itiitic ' . fori ' oi'c'flded jX”\ y. : y ar l ..SCm/t! *>n' fowan* Tan.pico/' ySii‘V r r : -i -n of onlvo’>rf* m*.i Ah.-u;. * the entire defensive ’force, *t;i Tampltp Ii:ti moved f/fwerd the 11 *.*- rior to iti'ei t!• ■ 'y/' < i r’.iov. . • >. To ft« /fo ». Ci" \f Mexico. N< •. Miaist • of V.jir pi.T-quiera today- said flcn- • ! C lu.ae--. f d » * :i or'dr-''!' *• the Nmthward adv&nr^-of Vil- •iuirge. iif/di -s of“t "oop“'Ik. vp l»«cn I'cnor p.!- tffuui • ln>* notlimd sein'.cd to do me any t;ood/ But 1 took e* *vcn bottles, and now 1 am r.bk- to do cii of my work and my own wasii.ng. 1 think Cardtti is the b'st medicine in t\' .vrOrld. *V.v v.-siyht lias increased, jm*rt look the i:.e o: health. ” , li yr u sutler ir ni ntiy of the ailment r - . r; / •.vuireij. uv’ a bottle cf Card.ii . Leiatr is dnycTOuv 'We ■k.db”-'- it will help Vou. P r d has hch eu^f • ninny thq«.;:-aiids cf oilier weak wom, *• in the jast bU yenrs. , ' Al all druggists. - , y . ♦ Write U Cha*t»*-eoga Msdicln® Co.. LaUle* Advisory Dept.. Cn&iutoooga. T«m.. lor .sptttai /net r Bit tv** on your use and 84 ptga book, "Horn* Trwuneot tor Wom«c. ir. piaio wrtppar. N.G. AST o inn the channel whh h the ftortRann ■•*' ,l * iu Qirer'* hro-f i»y. ii,. . . . Thopp to establish during the cmir-g < u'er,! u:.’d tonne lit no lA.;e ; Not >l<*:ui They Arc to 1 »«*>! •«; 0 f t j lp war j t j s maintaineil t*> • |. ; ,*, fcuurrcd* Ih.iiihnrd.n^ I'nglsnd . I’ri.iM Bi'-j Calais hau bppn decided upon as th host locality Qaljf Sar? 8573 • ‘uc? Kr.OTj r /*'/*'< V- i iv .,11 •Const >is Has lleon Kumorc<l; ( a VvIpk Pot Not tiivnt • Eticnigh X ’ To the rumors that the Krupp* for such a base, and that fix great activity in the Krupp ■wortts is in a yneasurp due *0 this. There is ah authentic report thu< r '•> R ‘'Celc-Ii-at : Hi.. Vi r, /, C Drays Do i V 'i * < ,’U '.iirtnr' t cause] l .1 l.. i> ta nrr I K . u cm • \ you. , in this establishment over 46^00 s. i men are busy day and night turnier Call anti be convinced of prices. _ J. P. HERNDON & SON, Walterboro, - - So. Ca. . t Wc irai ;:o. i 'x:\' y ti\. ■ \ C.ratr. * timeter guns, ha* now been added out war material. While a large Colic, : Lti: ;c , GuC* aso another—the claim that the same'Percentage of this force must be cm Ikjrns. Okl LVmtk. Gtings of^r.'-e K. plan is turning out 66 centimeter j ployed in supplying current dy- }>c AnliUPpllc AEodyno.’fcrcftJ m pieces. While It is ^hard to believe mands of ammunition for the field j^p j pri. VS ’ this, it must be borne in mind Mint; pieces and replacing losses in this ^aay ana t ncC^J*. 4 siege piece'of forty-two centre-; arm, it Is only reasonable to aMume — — — -* - . ter*. the\existence of which w;m'that this huge .force qouid in part new and a convincing reality, as has also the larger "^rummers.” That th Australian 3h.6-centimeter piece, are turning out new additions which even after the outbreak of :he 46 7 ctp .equipment is known, (or only ijV naw . n toniccronertieaofOUtNTNii; . . . a f«w days ago six new * pieces of ■ tome j,ri.iKrt.esotyt,ini.x.v l.v Co- •*cr~r r * • t- 'rr.n •e.l Y* \ , t* u*t . i V/i* ■» v« ■» ,*» Vv*j/ fluit,. J -T It !,i ; <.-r a v ar f.r .a • Wile never You Need a General Torlz , Take Grove’s \ * he workrv The Oid^Stamlard Grov’c's Tartclek 1 N ns to the c "kl Tonic is equally valuable -ta n \ ncral Tonic because it contains th-S t - hi: I . r. WHAT i HDTHER5I NEED . Too many women struggle under pains and aches. They are not sick—but weak, nervous, irritable. Such women need that blood- strength that tome) by taking SCOTPS EMULSION. It also strengthens the nerves, aids the ap petite and checks the Ac line. ifutifs or mother firs sentiy or look nm down. 9COTTS EMULSION wilt hmU her up. SHUN SUBSTITUTES. Foley fat bait ic Tablets. You wilHfke theft positive action, i They have a tonic effect on the bowels and give whobteeme. thorou gh cleaning to the; entire, bowel trai t Btir the liver’to healthy activity and keep stomach sweet. t on ♦Ipijjdon war was looked upon the ob'ect ... , a very interesting table . To be sure, a 30.5 centimetpr of Ant fr P* 'j 1 • *.—about 12-inch—gun was not in itself a novelty. But that the Aus trians would be able to make, such a piece.mobile for field purposes* was thought to be out of the question^ The fame process or reasoning applied to the German 42-centipfet*r or 16 1-2 imh gun.' A raatbenutti- cal relation pf dause and effecl. -in tbi* instance, th.e ability pf steel to withstand the shock*, of,(ho propell ing explosion, and tlt<? weight such a machine o» destrupflon would h;i' e vi« ir.' mil IRON. U act j on the Liver, Drive . f at Jtularia, KHrichcw the Blo^xl an r Duildj up the Whole Bystcn. 50 cect?. AIRMAN KILLED . AT CHESTERFIELD! * | F. J. Tern*!! Loses Mi l Own Lifo e ' * to Avofd Strihin? Grhvvd. t/ -i, A' t „ ■ w \- When You Yawn a Geod L'ss! In tVi day t.’nv*, md f ’y! ; (ini!, j/zy end disenunynrl. ? ti:.; 8' M * I ! headache, dull, tired feelttrfc hever i ’cd to tht; conclusion that a TtL*!- Ch rvje-r.f ’d, Nov. 14. !*a< in t fiffetet those who i s#yFoley t>tharti f 'i gtm., while possible, could nrit j . 1 mi ng h-? ; eroD , ii> Tablets* onlv 25c For Sale br be transport. <> Easily enotigh to ter*- " - * AU DeaTers. - 9 7 |mit of its r e in’the field. Never- a track.« rowded with spo.ta.ors * . c' It Really 1>«»»N Relieve Rlieumatisii; ing a in on. or* and theless. i *was shown tliat, though omiangtfring. th<^ lives, of many in a tlte German 42-centimeter gun is v~ rrowd attending the C’hfip/erfiel.l o f ,hoc; 26 ton^ weight, transport (OUn( fair or r ; Hkfnft hi , ov.n^tfo tation difficulties had been overconm Everybody Iffeio is afflicted with largely, with the aid of motor trac- at'’::);'’!..' a landing on the t.pn and other devices. ground beyond the feme. Frank J. glare the Increase in weight-6f a 'iVrr< 11. an aviator, who has been gfv- 56-centimeter, or 22-inch gun. over irg exhibition flights here, was kill a 42-centimeter gun would not be yesterday afternoon. . very great, and since the Increase «.. . „ ' . in*' a 6t)-(*entinret^r o9-26 1-2 g :Ti ,. T a to bavo ^betn the final over a 22-incher would be an almost "«ght and the big crowd surged past negiible quantity, the existence of the police and on the track as soon such pieces need not be doubted, in gs Terrell bad ascended, which was this respect. If it is pcRNible to mov*» aetQmpUjhed withou* mishap over ordinary roads and across so*t \ Vvii Hrivc c. | a torpid liv^r. CT r l icc^iud'cr i r onn) >i red ’ mptCBT C ! l;o ‘’PvV.’dcr d tc. : >f r a#/ t* ciisoi pr)ir,f;c:. !’«vcr. 'U z-x'V. ^ /c/if'"':: . • . / T 1 • ( T' PONITIVELY .MASTERS CROUP " Foley’* Honey and Tar Compound ciUX the thick chocking mucus, and Clears away the phlegm, up the air passages and stops the hoarse cough. Tbe gasping, stran gling fight for brearth gives way rheumatism in any form should bby all means keep a bottle of Sloan's < Liniment on hand. The minute you feel pain or soreness in a joint or muscle, bathe it with Sloan’s Lini j ment. Do not rjrb It. Sloan's pen etrates almost'immediately right to l^bo seat of pain, relieving the hot, tender, swolen feeling and making I the part easy and comfortable. Get a bottle of Sloan’s Llnimeqt for 25c o fany durdggist and have it in the house—against colds, sore and swol en joins,'* rheumatism. , neuralgia, sciatica and like <ailm4hts. Tour fields a 26 ton piece, Jt is nqt unrea* He circled (he grounds and flew sonable to expect that a gun weigh- l ° the outskirts of the town r As he/ ing 35 tons would offer no new returned his engine .was seen to Jbe . transportation problems. The'case <ri v { n>r him trouble. / SS n0 iiv« aC .L l Lt n ?L»*ri?^?f* , nf bUt F^ !* r n A 0f ; iD<rcase ln , po ' v ! r With the engine out of cy4mi- doe# five almost Instant fu.cf. For instead of new aspects in transpor- .... , _ ' Opens ia i e by all dealers. , . utlon. * *' lien the airman-approached . Duritios v.’McLi Live frll.:* 'fered v.iili the a^icri of the li ;cr a:A drive# ci?t, the stomach i°* dc{lh.<cd a::d. clreagthe^cd po tliat it can ' more thoroughly digest foed. The Lo we!# a re puniied and a‘ regular habit re-established. It is a splendid medicine for thJy/hole system. Promotes- , a/feelir^ of cnernc mental p /Activity and cheerful spirits. Sold by Dealers ’ Price, Large Package, SI.00 It al 1/ V I* L, -1- 'V /■ No attention need be paid to pop-* Ular rumors nuking the rounds in Blue Ribbons. Germany that’ the new pieces are <1**- W. Welling carried -awny t **«*•* to bombard the English coa-r trac it irolably not g.^ing pie tb/orig ! n h.s ly on the groun*. vrutil, he was rly upon It. gave tli^ ma- Atk lot ibe itaoi.-e witb tte RrJ Z oa tl*e UVL II JOB cant>o< frt it. reran to in. we will (MU It Sr m i. stmytii. WmsWS Lire* RrxuUto* It «l*o pul up in Iki'iii forts lof tbote who prefr* it. Htirc tl.00 pit bcclf Look lot 1U Xc4 Z UbrL J. a. ZCILIN A CO.. Si. Louis. Missouri tic, i, W. Welling carried away. Franre.''‘“The7x <Ma ° R ly/i with his body ^ to quiet breathing and peaceful tlecp all the (frizes on Rhode Islahd Red t reme flight of the 16 1-2 inch shell hurled It lo eaHh a. few feet R(»R SALE BT WALTERBORO Harold Berg, Mass, Mich.* writes: awl*. He woq blqe ribbons on a'l fij.* recently been given as about 12 f r om th¥l fepgfe against which the WU'G COMPANY “We giver Foley's Honey and fi r to h.'s chickens. v « ' j kllo.mftent'fqr the “Itrumbahan.” or the crowd Apis glassed. The areno j ' our- children, for croup and it always Mrs. AC. von Lehe won blue ”“ d .1'Icpe wnVwrecked anil the I' acts quickly.”. For Sale by. all ^ > ribbons on her x^lckens whichiSTjnCTeasc in'Caliber the machine:; . li Dealers. t . . are of the uckeyq va'nety. ‘from 16 1-2 to 23 1-3 does ^ounc . was probably klljed inslantly. X X. Only On© “BROMO CLTNJNn To set the cenuln».c*H for f^iU na-rc. I TIVK BROMO t*l'J NINt&, t'/k lor m;.> . i ]•« W.'tiROVE. Cures#iottl-tn Co. !>.' touch licsdtvht. sau*v.t:k» ah tuid. r-*» «IW CHILDREN ®l!f CliUdron grow by noarishnnnt—rot ovcrloadvi! stomachs or rich Imt qualities that are readily converted into life-stistoining blood; too often tin ir digestive powers cannot procure these qualities from ordin;«ry foruls which result# in weakness, dullness and sickness. If your children are under-aize, undo weight, catch cold easily, are languid, backward, pale or frail, give them Scott's Emulsion which is pure medici n;» 1 noun J*- ment. ( It sharpens the appetite, IaiIMw healthy ( fl-.-sh. firm muscles and active brains.. Scott’s is growing-food for, children. Refuse alcoholic ralntitutes. u . \ 1HXBAILET4XBBTCO BER FING> UB ■'a* w^'O&.F CHARLESTON- S, C / / Sdl*: A.