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%. j . / X / / 'i «n* THE PRESS AND STANDARD. WALTEREORO. S. C. JANUARY 6,1915. ^ J A Draft—You Catch Coughs, Cold Stiff Neck (* * » • • Neuralgia Especially in the piercing pam of neunilgia or the dull throb of > headache is Sloan’s Liniment wonderfully relieving. Laid lightly on the part where the pain is felt, it gives at once a feeling of comfort and ease that is most welcome to the 'overwrought sufferer. ? / Hwr What Others Say/ •TW* CM m LfaimMt* UMk equal SfcM«V My kwbaad Ua awwlgb ywy oTMi. t» mm WoM'a Mhl«taMMdthatUih*UMol it-'-Mr*. Y, J. Brmm, UmtU I, Sm Iff. MmKt, Tr laOANSl urarair t far TRIAL BOTTLE. DR.EARLS.SLOAN, be. D^cB. PhaadelpUa,Pa. HUDSON MILL NKW8. | Although the writer from this little place ha* tcco silent, yet the (oiks are *till pro greeting. The school at this place is doing excel lent work. On Christmas Eve after- ' noon a> large crowd gathered at the school building to hear the children ‘reclfe, and see the Xmas tree. The students were trained well. Mr. Buyck Crosby presided, and the (oP- lowing program was veil rendered: I Prayer, C. J. Crosby. I On the Eve ot Christmas, (recita tion) Reuben Crosby, j Holly, (dialogue) Misses Yarn end Fisks. Joy to ths World, dialogue) IS Children. Recitation. Annie Belle Crosby. Two of Santg’s Wards, {dialogue) Jesse Crosby and Blease Hudson. | If I could Knit, ; recital Ion) Jesse Crosby. . J Recitation, Heyward Hudson, j A Christmas Controversy {dia logue) Misses Fisk and Messers Hud- son, Crosby, Bowers and Yarn. | Santa Claus Acrostic jrecltntlon) Eddie Bowers. „ Recitation, Eddie Hudson. • , Recitation, Henry Yarn. Candle Drill. S children. Recitation. Roy Crosby. Christmas Candles, Six little girls. Christmas Stoctyng Tales ’dia logue) Annlf Belle Crosby, Naomi jVarn, Roy Crosff^ and Eddie [ SOTT. Trials at Headquarters, dialogue) CALOMEL MAKES YOU SICK. UGH! w Dodson's Liver Tone” Better than calomel nnd can not salivate. Calomel loses you a day! You, know what calomel is. It’s mer cury; quick-sliver. Calomel is dan gerous. It crashes into sour b^le |lke dynamite, cramping and sirkon- ing you. Calomel attacks-the bones add should never be put into your system. . ' , When you feel bilious, sluggish, constipated and hll knocked out and believe you heed a dose of dan gerous calomel Just remember that your druggist sells for 50 cents a largo bottle of Dodson’s Liver Tone, which Is entirely vegetable and peas ant to take and is a perfect substi tute for calomel. It Is guarar‘..*ed to start your liver without stirrlnr you up inside, and can not salivate. Don’t take calomel! ’It makes you sick the next day; it los«?s you a day’s work. Dodson’s Liver Tone straightens you right up and you feel great. Give H to the children because it is perfectly harmless and doesn’t gripe. Married chrmtmam eVk m Ruby Freeman aa*' Mr, O. L. Copeland at IxHlge. lx>dge, January 2.—Special! An event of interest to this community was the marriage, on Chrlstn-as. K\e night, of Mr. Otis £.’ Copeland, of Khrhardt, and Miss Ruby Freeman, ^>f Talbotton,'"-4Ja. The* ceremony was performed at the Baptist par- nonage by the Rev. a. C. Lawson in tha presence of a few relatives and friends. The bride is a sister of Mrs. W. D. Bennett, of this place. MW | Frank Breland. Watson, Roy. Rob- 'ert and Hucks Crosby aud Naomi Boric Acid and Borax. j Yarn. . Santa Claus delivered the pres- Washington, D. C., Jan. A cn { 8 . . 0 number of kegs of shrimp and pawn 1 The school building was decorst- * .. ^ ed very beautifully, and every per- shipped in litt*r«tate commerce hav j ^ prMent eeemed to have beea recently been recommended by the Department of Agriculture for seiz ure finder the authority of the Fed eral Food and Drug Act, because of the presence of boric acid or borax (-Cristinas delighted. Dr. A" W. Hudson spent the holi days with friends in Charleston. Messrs Geatha Berry and Harry Kinard visited J. D. Hudson’s in them. The Department regards eucb product^ aa adulterated within the meaning of the law. It Is stated that a warning to Mrs. Caleb Crosby qpent Sunday with her brother. J. W. Preacher. Little Miss Arline Hudson spent Saturday with her cousin, Gertrude packers on this subject will be is- Hudson. /- She is a handsome brphetto. and pre- 9ue<1 ghortljr ln the and Reg _ | Rrr p K Crosby of Ruffin vlsit- nented a striking MDMrance n | u i ator)r Announcements of the Bu- ed his sister, Mrs. J. W. Smoak, Fri- brldal attire, a perfectly fitting coat nnlt of white aerg*. She has many friends hsre. y The groom belongs to a large and Influential family and la a young man of aterllng worth. Owing to the nioesa of Mr. Copeland’s pdftnts, the marriage was a very quiet af fair. The young couple will reside reau of Chemistry. day and Saturday. * / • j MiH Love Bennett of Lodge, is "" | spending a few days with Mrs. H. Indlflrestmit anil Mn A - G strickiand - wh ° has ■ a VIM n TteUinf b#r p^nu. Mr. and N6rVOUSn6SS \ UT% - D ’ Hud *° n - h “ returned to ^ her home nt Branson. In EhrhnrdtA • the blwMl i Mr.^W. 8. Crosby FIVE CKNTH PROVEK IT A Oewsre— Offer. Cut out this nd, enclose with 6 cents to Foley t Co.. Chicago, III., and receive a free trial package containing Foley's Money and Tar roughs, cold* lagrippe coughs; roiey ivianey mis | »nd Foley Cathartic Tablets: For pf Islandton Mm IwkT.^Vt'he home' of Edward >^ a j<M r r&2£ > £ Morris Sunday Ola sad she mmIoom I Messrs Ernest nnd James Kinard of Smoaks visited their uncle, S. W ! Breland on Saturday and Sunday I Hr. C. W. Po.t.11 ^Ultor »t Remsdr rellsrsd It as tbs b—t —Steins to tbs world. GIvb Nature a e containing Foley s sod pmiu nstur* loivMtr (TTbe Mr - c - w - Po *t° n a visitor at far Compounded for ooby impim. blood-HndisMdon the home of J. D. Hudson Thursday . croup, bronchial and I Oot lb# blood hs; Foley Kidney Pllto , w*. Je. . “ sale In your town by all dealers. AUCTION BON HUPPEIL There will be an auction box sup per at Mt. Carmel church Friday evening, Jan. Ith, 1115, beginning •t • o'clock. Public she Invites. * .. bsro Mn. Joe Tenon'* . i t- eend us bis nano mud l Mr. T. L. Hudson spent last Mon- ABALffff d *y |B Brunson. nffTTg!iii- , C i r* mAT1<>W I Hudson Mm school opened Mon should be Is coo- j-u.^sassssssr-- eepecUII?veloaMefor •nd should alwsre be used ?/ / day after a vacation spent very pleasantly, the students have re sumed their work with renewed Vim. i H. M. 3. ’ , V - ' . • ; litt FROFir /^HARING LOUIS COHEN & CO. m PROFIT / SHARING STORE . 232 and 234 King and 203 Mating Street, Charleston, S. C Charges .if ' . ‘ > Prepaid On $10.00 Pnrcbases Of Rep lar Goods e Are Dresses To Suit your Pocket Book a tte latest -blouse effect, louse in Crepe, Serge, and arbardine, with Black Satin .underskirts, and Sleeves, Rus sian, tunics. Prices 3 . $27.50 . \ ' . V l Everything in White and Fancy Wash Fabrics, Dress Goods * * * X and Notions. \ x Ladies ond Misses Fall ’ ' • Suits Have Arrived. All. predominating Models of Pari® Interpreted by New York -w *. 4 ' * X **' Manufacturers at very popular prices, $16.50 to $35.00. * * ’ $ i , All Hammocks at one third off COOSAWHATTHIK. Misses Lixxie and Pallie Roberta spent Saturday night at Coosawhat chle with Mr. and Mrs. William Roberts. ^ Mr. Wesley Langford spent T*:*E- urdsy night with his ulster, Mrs William Roberts. Mrs. R. T. W- Roberts spent last week in Charleston with her sister, Mrs. John p. White. Mr. ..Wesley Langford, who has been spending the holidays at homo, wip leave Tuesday for 'the Citadel, where he is attending school. Miss Pallie Roberts, who has been spending'the holidays with her pa* rent*. left-Monday for her school !c Charleston. Miss Sadie Roberts spent Wednes-. day and Thursday with Miss Mae Roberts at Cbosawhatrhte. Miss Tabe Sauls a£ent Sunday with Misses Pallie and Lizzie Rob erts. Well, Christmas has ,gonex but we are all looking for another one We will live In hopes of seeing an other Christmas, but we hope won’t be as dull a* this one was. •Mr- and Mrs. Dan Hupton and daughter spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs v R. T. W. Roberts, Sr.' A pound party was given by Mr. and lira. J. W. Roberts last week In honor of their sister, ^Pallie Those who were present were Misses Cliff and Lila Langford, Jose Tabe Sauls, Edna Mole, Pallie and Lizzie Rob erts. Messrs Wesley, Thomas an: Joe Langford, Leroy. Rudie and Ralph Peterman, Callle Mole, Lewis Majnel. A, D. McQuary, from Ridge lahd. The party was enjoyed very much by all. Each guest present went aWhy wishing Mr. and Mrs Roberts to give us a greater party- next Christmas. With best wishes to the Press and Standard. A Friend. ... } r . . , of Columbia, Makes • « ■ r. * Announce ment to Patrons. [ a ge:t and best know n institution of kind in State, makes most liberal offer tfo x o young people for 1915. S GIRLS! GIRLS! TRY IT . bautiPy your hair Our Mail Order De- •. ,. » • partment fills orders accurately and yn omptly. The largest Art and Pattern Department in Charleston. ^ x Special line of Chil- ^ j „ ~ H drens wear. Make It thick, glossy, wave, luxuri ant and remove dandruff—Real surprise for you. Your hair becomes light, wavy fluffy, abundant and Appears as soft lustrious and beautiful as a young girl’s after a “Danderine hair cleanse." Just try this—moisten a doth with W little Danderine an i carefully draw it through your hair, taking one small strand at a time, his will cleanse the hair of dust lirt and excessive oil and in jW r few moments you have doubled the beauty of your hair. Besides beautifying the hair at once, Danderipe dissolves every par? tide of dandruff; oleanses, purilitos and invigorates the scalp, forever stopping itching and falling Hair. But what will please you most will be after a few weeks* use when you will actually see new hair—flue t>d downy at first—yes—but really new hair growing all over the scalp. If you care for pretty, soft hair and lots of ft surely get a 25 cent bottle of Knowlton’s Danderine from any druggist or toilet counter and just try it - ■ In keeping with the spirit of times, pound), with cash, or with an ap- tthe management of Drnughon’s proved notfoy The atudent can then- Practical Business College of Colum- remain at home, and the College will bia, 8. C. Lone of the chain of big teack bim J»jr mail for I, 4. or 6 Wso^n WmtM?- -"SIS SalSTniX ^ IE ,ut the Southern and Western SUt ^ Btudent gQm to CoIuinbI ^ en . •»>. announces four |4) money “X ten the departments of the college ng plans for 1914, to young men and coni pi eta tbe c,,,,* thoroughly tnd young women planning to enter under the direct supervision and gul- College In January. dance of experienced instructors. , While th* majerity of small busi- Under this plan, the Scholarships^ nss colleges are no longer able to are good for Instruction both BY accept cotton at ten cents propound MA ( }J J 1 an J v a * and n ptfvment for tuition the Bln dying by m*!! aa Ion* aavdeairad ^ P x,“* rolumbia is i he student enters the instlttution Draughon College of Columbia is fo forapIete the work on the Mmtf continuing to offer this ten cents cot- Bcholarship, without any additional *pn plan, and also announces that- charge whatever. Full information notes, payable one year or longer) aud testimonial letters from those f rom dates, will be iccepted in pay- m have aclnally used this plan will ment for scholarships, while this be mailed upon request. Write for temporary period of business deprei- them. t ion continues. In fact, this insti- The above plan (No. 4) will espe- .'uitlon is extending to its patrons „ n a ” Jr Vrt a *’ l,ea1 to “•“J young men hroughout the State the moat lib- *™d young women throughout tha ,ral tdrms and ccnditlcna with ref- °‘ at « du a r ‘ ng th ® y®« be- *» ">•»“« »' Xl.™b”ip , 't r r d t 2l,TSK it enrollment offered: ditions now existing, to undertake I. Cottton Plan—Cotton will be the monthly board end living ex- icceptCi (strict middling) in pay- penses which attending a college cer- r.ont for scholarships and ten Cents tainly makes necessary. While -»er pound wl11 be allowed for It. progress is not so rapid in taking • >ne 509-pound bale will pajr for u lessons by mail, the savirfg in board complete scholarship in the and living expences means a great 'Jookkecplng and Banking depart- “«*'• t*k!ng the Home nent of Draughon’s College or a ' n atude,,t •bould be omplet. wholcr.htp I. .he Short. hand and Typewriting department. weekB kQd ^ * n <o eight Two such bales will be accepted for v j duaI letter _ fr 0 J^ L d * a Combined Scholarship of both UBed tblB pUn durlbr ^ ® , Bookkeeping, Shorthand and auxill- the best proof that you can use ary studies. It too. Write for full details. S. Cash Plan—Where the student After the European war baa clot- - enrolling pays cash for scholarship, ed Msnd business conditions have ad- % “War Discount” of $10.00 wjH be Joated themselves and become nor- sllowed and Railroad fore of the a * a,n . ®ntlre country will students to Columbia will be paid by tbe greatest and .most tha College. This is equal In every bfoionged period of prosperity and way, from an economical sandpolnt, ®f pan * lo n and develop t."i. cotton plan o«.r^ .boro, nnd STbl^'^” »*«*■» will only ronuln In foren (or .neb n “pldproioX limited time as in th eoplnlon of the in business, for those rounx Dsnnis College management present existing who haTa tbe necessirr *trii?in* conditions may justify. aBd are preparedr^nb7mor?i,len S. Note Plan—If the student wl-h- Uful than have ever Sen th cw es to give a note, payable a year (or before- The far-sighted young m 7n longer) from date, for the full price v is already realizing this and is mak- of the scholarship, allowing suffict- ing plans, if he has not already •nt time for the student to complete made them, to secure a thorough the coures, accept a posittion and and practical business training so •am the monev with which to nay **. Z 0 . h® r ®* d y for the opportunities the note before It fills due. the regu- wlllc b o^T big banker and business lar catalogue price la charred for "I*®.,, , te " Jro0 o*® ■ ur o to be so each scholarship, which la a few dol- P p.*, . lar* higher than the cash price. _ •® U| wh o are now planning to Where 30. 50 or 90 day note* are College or voun* U £l t » , Bu * , °® M riven, no difference In price Is chsrr- Ward*ti praparjig thet^lr^ ed. Many stndents enter Draueh- aucceaafui buiHaHrae canSSTa!!!! w!lh on’s College each, year under this to economise as much ns possible note Plan, and complete thetr cnm~*e. uld write for full laformattion accept poaltions and earn the monev concerning one of the above plans pay their notes before the/ f-.il Money saved la money made and due. If von are i^-ested 'n thia Draughon training (endoraed by -Ian write for sne^ai noLe nisn Bankers and Business men every blank wMeh Hres full .|nformaltlr.n. where) and the Draughon BuaineLi 4. Bv Mall PUn—Anv vonne mnn College (the largest business mluca- or young wqjnan ran purchase a tlonal training institution in the Dranrhon for the Book- State) need no ihtrodu?t|on to !ho keeping and Banking, or for the public, the superiority of the courv- •hortband and Typewriting course, of sttudy and the greater facmtiT- * md pay for fhla aoholarshin with for securing position for Indent, cotton (on a basD of ten cents per being well known MOTHERHOOD Is not a ttea far experiment bmt far Brswn qnnlftica, sad nothing exceeds Ike value of good •leer,’ noodfal cxsrrisa and SCOTT’S EMULSION. SCOTT'S EMULSION charges tike Mood with life-sustaining richness. condWona. dtyefmilk fat the KILLS AMO Mice tOJw Daf Cnm tSr “rw ang M-tpn VO**■« tlllr lUvoTt-ri. >i MY-TISM • "Vm cure your Blieiiinaliffni Se.ualgia, Headaches, Craznpw, jolic, Sprains, Bruises, Cuts and Soros, Old Sores, Stings of Insects Etc. ! Antiseptic Anodyne, used in ternally an 3 externally^ Price 25c, the crw itrat. nit ' Ape v-s.k nm -v'.iUn |f nwctr 'lr' triC be »n«! Wit hunt Failw, "TTr ^ * r '• 1 ' l "' '» ~'C-. Tlio Old Standard Grove’s Tasteless •r .u-•ut-.-qu i.**. a,.-, mX t! " •.« •,»*!: ;• v: ji fc Tonic is equally valuable asa 1 1 j Ajco'.J Tonic because it contains the * _it • inis e '' r3 » * I weU fcnown tocic propert iesof QUIN IN E )Guabant-..dor mc-cr rWjr >d. i-n... • i, ..-i' rnd i, il. V ** Watery Ejt-o Prafessional Nc(i((«. - * ** R. M. JEFFERIES, ' Attorney-at-Law, OFFICE IN COURT HOUSE. Walterboro, S. C. . Will Practice in All CovHa. DR. A. J. ANDERSON. dental sukckon. , . OFFICE HOURS: A. M. to * P-9L; « P- M. to • P. M. PHONR lOOX WALTERBORO. S. C. rwi!lhu. RC *a * ® a TTET, the solid r d,,abl ® * nd wldeewake cotton fa* ~!un? r 8a ^f ,lAh * offor yon the ex cellent service that has earned them their superior repuUtfon as salMmen among thousands of sat- V* & becom# one of them. No account too large for them tp handle; no business too small for their personal atten- tion.. Correspondence. Invited, and a call when in Savannah will be welcomed. - ♦ - Aug S 6m Whenever Y< Yon P Take Need O Grove’s c KTiti.vitn tJr. Vw- an.l SI.W C'w». * ,40 «!r..lrr^ c,r •-M bjr ft.i.11. rolcnnical M’f’g Co.. 4! h a k»p, s»». t -a or rriar-w, i'rus.-! use-! 1 ' end IKON. It acts on the Liver. Drives