The press and standard. [volume] (Walterboro, S.C.) 1890-current, January 06, 1915, Image 7
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rARY» 6, 1915.
THE PRESS AND STANDARD, WALTILRBoRO, S. C.
Price
Offers
CASH a Large,
New and Well Selected
TliE SECRET Of SUCCES!
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Gmuinc Merii HrqtiiHV to Win tho
Pool*!*'* C’onA&'n* c. ^ *
People
Have you ever stopped' to reason
why it ii that ao many prhducta that
are extensively advertised. • all at
once drop out of right and are aoo.i
forgotten? The rehron is plain—the
article did not fulfil the
of the manufacturer.* This applies
more particularly to a medicine. A
medical preparation that has real
curative value'almost soils itself, as
HORE CLEMENCY BY THE GOV-
* KKXOK.
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Kcvh*»enty-n*e Convicts Beneflt Prom
the Executive’s Open Door
•| rlky. ei*"
Columbia, Jan. 5.—Gov. Blea*»
late Saturday ..extended executive
clemency to S3 murderer*. 16 men
promises V onv<cts of homicide in a. lesser'de-,
pree. one criminal assault, one who
attempted criminal assault, one fire*
bug and 20 convicted of‘other crimes
ranging from burgttlxry to.' entry
NERVOUS DY
GAS OR INDIGfSTieR
like r.n endless chain system the rem-w, ^ ^ #a .. .. .w. . » ^
...!v !» recommended by tho^e who of land after notice,; this last of
frnso being punished with a fine of
$15. In all, the Governor eaercln-
iiave been h.-rirfi?ted, to those who
are (n m c<l of it.
• A ptom'neut dnia’glit says “Ti.Wi
for e- •r pie -Kihuei* .! Swamn-.! c ‘ pn,o n t ')' In 61 cases, Incthdlnp
i- rr> ' ’ *' i eearnflotv I hate sold fer 10 full pardons, 18 paroles and 37
r.-d never lurdtate
•to {jittirmnlcRUona of : enjenen/
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' 1 rr'itircc* fvg%s»Ar*»/wp"a sa#«s1 «i
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At Greatly Reduces
is that you give ns a
buy. -
aeon
Prices. AH we Ask
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Look Before you
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rf thdus
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tin!
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r..*om*tvc
kid
liver and
fclad
Ter
di:-eaS(es,
cor-
urinary
troyl
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and rheuma-
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tism.
Ycu may receive a sample ho tlo
of Swamp-Root by Parcels Po«t.
Address l>r. KilVner A Co. Hlngham-
tor. \. Y.. and enclose ton cents;
also mention this, paper.
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1,61.4 Instances of exer l-e of hit
pe.-v r of oxtendlnx, clemency.
Of the 33 murder *ra who were th -
herr^iciaries all originaliy were riv
en life terms. .Two, one of whom
had already Received a eonimittatjon
to 20 years, were granted full par
kin nlmo t evoy. j,rlng3 the governor’s/total up
cceRe it rt suits, ■.o'
to* .era tv -tify. No
e<I • that 1 know »*f
le ”
:• ;-.i a «t ttemer *
'Pape’s
Time it! r«pe s b.apepsiu wilt
digest anything you eat and
come a sour, gsssy or out-o^i
stomach surely within five minuter.
If your meals don’t fit comf.irt-
ably, or what you eat lies like, m
lump’of lead In your lUomarli. or If
yptr Imte 'heartburn, that la a sign
of Indigestion.
Get from your, phsnnacirt a fffy-
rent case of Pape>' Dlapensla nn«t
take a do»e Just as noon ns you can.
There will l»c no sour rising!, no
belching of ffhd'geiiled food tnfreil
with acid, no stomach gas or heart-
hAnr. fullness or hca.vy feeling In
the stoniach, n-’iiroa, dehilltatlng
•headaches, dizr.tresa or intestinal
dona; three were given paroles ami : gripping This will all go. and, be-
PINK GROVE.
As I hfiven’t seen any new*.
print from Pine Grove in some tlnfbj&Has
28 received commutations. The sen
tence®, all originally for life, were
cut trt terms ranging from two to
twenty years, one being to the fro-
mer figure; three to the latter; one
to 15, one to' 12, seventeen to Id,
and 5 to five years.
Two "yeggnien”—Thomas Noland,
al!a K “Chicago Noland,” alias “Dc-
In '.trpit Nebbs,” and Charles Howard,
“Texas Dutch”—each serving any drug store,
sides, there will bo no sour food
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left over in the stomach to poison
|your breath with nansenus odor*.
Pape’s Dlapepsln is a certain cum
Ifor oiit-of-order stomachs. bec*u*e
it fakes hold of* your food and di
gests It Just the same as If your
I stomach wasn't there.
Relief In five minute* from all
stomach misery is awaiting you at
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“THE POOR MAN’S FRIEND.”
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CYPRESS
SASH
DOORS
BLINDS
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MOULDINGS
AND
M1LLWORK
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Advice of Mother no Doobt Pre
vents Daughter's Untimely End.
SAVES DAUGHTER ! \ when You Yawn
a Good Defal
J;t the day time, and fv?el
dull, lazy and discouraged,
>v»u have every symptom oi
a torpid liver.
Simmons Red Z Lber
Regulator <The Fov/der
Form) is a fine tonic for a
disordered liver. It acta
promptly. The bilious im-.
purities which have inter
fered with the free action of
the li/er are driven out, the
stomach is cleansed and
strengthened eo that it can
more thoroughly digest food.
, Thebowelsarepurmedanda
j regular habit reestablished.
It is a splendid medicine for
the whole system. Promotes
a feeling of energy, mental
activity and cheerful spirits.
Sold by theaters I*
Price, Lorca Package, 41.00
I will write a few lines.
Hog killing is going on and some
‘tater and cracklin'.’ would he fine.
We met at ’Mne Grove church
Thursday It being the last day of the
vear and had our annual TUnHA-'-
>ri ving service. Addresses v .>re mad.
1 v brother Rlnck and brother Cur
tis, We then adjourned fer dinner
r-ml mot at 3.3h and had a sorg ser-
' vc.» Some of the people went
?1 ore to give !’'aiik* and ilfen went
; o?ne and danced until midnight.
Parties are all th" go. and liquor
the worse theSimcs get. the worse
ihe people are. it seems likei
The stork visited the home of Mr. I
and Mr*. Banard Benton last week
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and left a fine boy.-
Mr. Adam Hudson and family
spent the holidays in Beaufort. They
report a very quiet time.
Mr*. Waldo Bryant and children
afe visiting friends and relUavev
.-round PUje Grdve during*the hoTF-
days..
It . seems like Maddie Jones call*
at Mr. Joe Hudson’* very often.
Lookout for the license. The wed
ding bell®, will soon Tie'ringing that
I heard of.
Wishing everyone a happy New
Year.
« ''LONELY.
a ten-year term for housebreaking
and larceny, were paroled, the order
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stating that the. parole'was granted
la order that the prisoner* might be
turned over to the United States au
thorities, • who say they have war
ranty outstanding for the men.
This list brings tho governor’s
roster for - the'holiday season to 170
pardons, parbles and commutations,
These large flfty-Cent cgse* con
tain enough “Pape’* D^apep*!n ,, to
keep the entire- family free from
otomach disorders | nd indigestion
for many ’month*. It • belong* In
|vour home. ! .
HANDLING THE PEST OK.
TRIPLE NAME.
TUB
WIUT SHE WANTED
“I v ant tq st^v my hntry**'‘cough."
said young mother Tuesday, “hut
I won’t give hijn any harmful drugs.’
She bought Foley’s Honev and Tar
Compound. It loosens the rough
quickly, stimulate* the mucti* mem-
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Ready, Ky.—" 1 vvS# not able to do
anything for really-si* months,” writes
Mrs. Laura Braldier. of this place, "acd
was down in bed for three months.
1 cannot tell you how 1 suffered with]
my head, and with, nervousness and
womanly troubles.
Our family doctor told my husband he
could not do me any good,, and he had
to give, it up. Wc tried another doctor,
but he did nof help me.
At last, my mother advised me to fUce
Cardui, the woman’s tonic.'>l thought
it was no use for 1 was nearly dead and
nothing seemed to do me any good. But
I took eleven bottles, and now I am able
to do all of my work and my own
washing.
1 think Cardui is the best medicine In
the world. My weight has increased,
and 1 look the picture of health. '*
If you suffer from any of.the ailments
peculiar to women, get a bottle of Cardui
1 today. Delay is dangerous. We know
it will help you, for it has helped so
many thousands' of other weak women
in the past 50 years,
j At all druggists.
Mpeclcs Named for it* Three Food
Plant* May He Controlled /
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in Number of Wa>*.
ClemKott College, Jan. 5.—“Tha
boll worm of cotton, tho iom ear
worm and the tomato 'riii* worn*
are ohe and the same apoe'e*,” nay*
K. F. Conradi, enton.ologi.it of Clem-
brajnea ami helps throw off the chok . _ . a a .
ing secretion, eases pain and give* |son College, In a ftatemem in
the child cornial rest.
MOTHER! THE CHILD
■ IS COSTIVE, BILLIOUS
Look, Motherl If tongue Is coated
give “California Syrup
of Figs.”
he given method* to he we 1 in tho
winter season for the control of thla
pest. “It* favorite food,” the state
ment continue*, “f* corn in the milk
stage. When corn become* hard
it 1* no longer desired ahd where
cotton 1* late it generally nuffera
quite severely during seasons whew
those Insects are abundant.
“Jh sections of the South where
be injury la. regular from year to
year, early corn Is uaed for traps in-
the cotton plantations and in soma
rase* the cotton is poisoned at the
proper time to reduce the injury.
\c; a cotton pest in this stale, it ie
inot regular, being very Injuriou*
some Rcat-ons and then for several
The least
A«k I of tb« rcBirin* with the Rrtl Z M th*
U'*L H jrt»a «• :.r< f«t il. /rnut to'at. w*
wilt •*»<! it by mail. Sunraeat
Urn grtulMot l« a:« ; u tip I* N*ritJ fata
fur there who puff II Ftic* hi.00 pet-
bottle. Look tor ik< kei Z UhrL
‘‘M
CORN
tenmu:
Advisory DopL.
fmttrmetitnt SBjrOUf t
TietUMaKor WOm
Modieins Co..
Toon., tor
3. a. zr.iLtN a
St. LoeU,
cb..
. Mis*.
Preertctar*
No matter what sll* your child, a
[gentle, thorough laxative shoubt
always ho the first treatment givea.
x If your If. tie on" Ii out-df sort.
,— x X', half-sick, Un't resting, eating an!
FOR MEN AND WOMEN jacting naturally—look, MotherXste
Backache? Fc.-l tired? *n'7T ~ jif tongue i* .-oated. Thix is a sure year* doing little damage,
spry cs you u.'-e.l to lie'? G<-ttin<.!tsjgn that its llttje stpnrtch t Ivie” injury occurs on farm* where a good
Many persons mistake ki<Jn« v | an( , Wowe j, nrf , r ] 0 gged with waste.' rotation ia practiced.
When , cross,, irritable, feverish, “In the fall when the cold weath-
stomach tour, breath bad> or has er begins, tbls Insert goes into tho.
• tonmch-ache. dlrrhoea, sore ’tiroat, ground t^ an average depth of hbouc
full of cold give a teaspoonful of 2 1-2, inches. There in a cell mad*
“California Syrup of Figs.” and In *he earth ft changes to a chrysalis
a few hours alt the constipated pol-^nd remains as B uch until the warm
pon uYidigciited ^ooiA and sour ' hW^ weather of spring, when it . emerges
gently move, out of Its little bowels from 'the ground a* a moth ready
without griping, and you have a w-dl. to lay eggs for a new generation of
old?
trouble for advan<lng ag^. Kblney>
out Of order make you feel old before
your time. . Foley Kidney 1‘ill* ton.*
up and Invigorate the kidneys,, ban
ish baekarni?’, rid your blood of aeid.i
and poisons. Sold by ail^dealers.
K< HOLARSHIPS AT (T.KMKON ‘
FOR KALE BY WALTERBORO
BltLO CTWIPAXY
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Best rnt and tafeo.estsnnliay rn; c*.
Kllli<|«l<kly pikIrIooIui* lyw':l.‘.vct->r!< .
Muinmifi' , v—t^ii* preventia»* o-d* '.,
tton. lleiii.r t"iin all t:r* in»n» fn t
wo-i.l. Icsiston rtennltv* ILV’I <
‘iSv.l'X-, ?i u; dculcrs or 17 y.z
I»ld.
BOTANICAL MFC,. CC.
44k 4k Rttct 5*i., PM/adwi.oAMt, /V
HOW CHILDREN fROW
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For Sale
High Grade Meal and
Hulls, the best and
Cheapest Feed
SEED WANTED.
We offer three deals,
Sell, Swap or Store.
COTTONGINNING
Hours: 10 to 12 a. m.
Every Day.
WE BUY SEED COTTON,
REMNANTS
Waherboro Oil MiU
grow by nourishment—not
’eta foods
a j . oar iwia
MwMiOAl
JHdW, i
liu-f. of
•Id chwr. ii tunc.
IM W*S»« Is
nnul t.m I-
12.
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Children
overloaded stomachs or rich foods but _
qualities that are readily converted into tnf.maio^jLSSpreSwwa.snKpis..
Ufe-sustaining blood; too often their
digestive powers cannot procure these wia^wr.»>■♦>■** A«wn«
qualities from ordinary foods which results
in weakness, dullness snd sickness. , ■ r.» ■■
If your children are under-sire, under. CHICHESTER SPILLS
,K.C.
f your
weigpt, catch cold easily, are languid,
backward, pale or fr^il, give them Scott’s
Emulsion which is pure tnedkin? 1 nourish
ment. It sharpens’the appetite,'builda
healthy flesh, firm muscles and activa
brains. Scdtt'g.if growing-food for
•JtttoNKI BB
Three-FourClk* of Them l.ast Year
Hekl by Farmers’ Sc>ns.
Clemson College, Jan. 5.—Three-
fourths of the scholarships at Clem
son College last session were held
by ,ons of farmers. This fact was
brought out in the annual report of
W. M. Riggs, president Of the state’s
agricultural and : mechanical college.
In obedience to law, Clemson Col
lege maintains 168 four-year scholar
ships In agriculture for young'farm
er* oxer eighteen years of age. No
appropriation Is made to cover th*'
tost of« these scholarships, now
amounting'to over Tho cost
conies out of the current income ta
the rolleg from the fertilizer tax.
During the ye>p covered y Dr.
Rigg’s report, the coli/— —-—taind
144 four-year schob.rsMp* in agri-
tulture, 20 in textile engineering and
Jja in the one-year . agricultural
course, a total of 1^3. Of the tdral
number 144 (over 74 percent! sere
held by farmers’'sons, and 4ft (25 4
par cent) by sons of clerks, pro
fessional, men. merchants, minlsiers.
etc.
playful child again.
■ Mothers esn rest easy after sixinz
this harmless "fruit laxative,” be
cause ii never falls to cleanse the lit-
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tie one’s liver and bowels and sxxeet-
on the stomach^sirtr they dearly lov.e
‘t, pleasant faste. , Fuli . dtim-tlons
for bables.Vhlldren of all ages' and
fof grown-ups printed -on each bot
tle.
Beware of counterfeit fig syrups
Ask your druggist for a 50-rent bot
tle of “California Syrup of Figs;”
then see that It Is nie.cje by the “Cali
fornia Fig Syrup Company.
DIAMOND
Children. Refuse i
substitutes.
thxbaiLktjxbbtco
UBBER
ROOFING
T zdies l
1 1 Mr - - for CHT-CHKS TKR 9
tMOKU URAND PILLS la Rro sc *
Colo metallic boms, seated with fel
Rlbhoa.
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Taks *0 ora a*. «•» aVy***
... a«4 am IW cni^UKS-TZB s
WlTiioaP ■BAX0 PILLS, for twenty-)!»«
y-art regarded *« Best.Safest, Always Rrl'rbla.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS
SEND VcETTKRK DIRECTLY.
Life InMirnnc-o Refusetl.
Ever notice h6w closely life In
surance examiners 16ok for symo-
onis of kidney diseases? They do
so because weakened kidneys lend to
many forms of dreadful life-short
ening afflictions. If you haxe any
symptoms like pain In the back,
frequent, scanty or painful action,
tired feeling aches and pains, get
Foley >KIdnejr # PilU ttfday.
Id
The farmer alio puts away his
CHARLESTON, S,G>
TO Core a Cold la One Day
Take LAXATIVBBKOMO Quinine. It stop*'i.
Cough sad Hesdschl sad works of the Cal i.
Druggists refund tuoary il it fails to cw-e.
W. GROVE S signature sa «a«B taa. w>
, ffiV;, EVERYWHERE J£*™: j'*™ om»|
, - -«|Cleapiog It Is certain to lose In the
How To Give Qeletoe To ChOdreo. deterioration of the machnery many
j PNBRILIWR ls tbstTsde-iasrtt nam; giren to sa 1 ’ e* what the time tO CBre for - U
uld have been worth. Failure to
* 9**": X Uke care of farm machinery is. ac-
* orfimry ^uinlae. Dot* aot aaaseate nor cording to Clemson College, a IprgO
it the neat time yoa Beed*o.*uin« lor any r<iN source of loss to the American farm-
pose. Ask lot 2-ounce original package. The _„ b h„ *
uaaie FKBRlLiNH i. Mown ia boulc. » mm*, annually. .
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Farmers Wri.lng to ( lemwiu Asked
to*Use Definite Adders*.
Clemson College, Jan. 5.—-In seek^
ing information or help from Clem
son College, farmers should address
the expert or officer in whoso line
the point In question Is. wheneve*’
possible, t’lemsou ColJOfe advises.
This will avoid delays which ar’
sometimes eostly. This is especially
true of suMi matters as Insect pests,
plant tliseMPs and animal diseases,
which can spread so rapidly. In
atitbreakg of hog cholera, farmers
should either communicate imme
diately with -the county demortatra-
tlon agent, -or with the veterinary
division of Clemson College. Mree-
ly addressing the college will even
tually get theJettCr to Its goal, but
sometimes delays come about which
are dangerous. It la a flood plan
for farmers to keep one of ttye col
lege’s bulletin* always at band, as In
the front of every bulletin will? be
found tbe experiment station staff,
which will serve as a directory to
any one desiring to write to the col
lege for information of a specific
nature.
insects.
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“If one therefore desires to do
th Is insect a special favoV, be BeedA
only to leave his cotton and corn
land undisturbed -from the time the
cop is harvested until the following
spring. It has long been known that
the fall or winter plowing or disk
ing Is an Important measure against
this pest.l On farms where the land,
is kept imsy Jhe Insect’, ravages
will Jjfc'j.reatly reduced. For that-
reason it ia recommended that corn;
:4ml cotton land be planted as far a-v
possible to winter cover crops, which
• re turned under early in^tprlng.
Th& procedure 1* effective not only
against thi. Insect but also against
the corn stalk borer and bill l5hg
....
DEMAND FOR THE KFFRTKNT
Alert, kqpn. clear headed, healthy
men and xvomen are in demands
Modern business cannot use in of^-
flee. factory or-^on the road, persons
who are dull, lifeless, inert, half
sick or tired. Keep in- trim*. Be
in a. condition that wards off dt»-
ease.NFoley Cathartic Tablets clean
the systhm, keep the stomai h Sweet,
tfver artlvtyand the bowels regular..
BOX-KI PPER.
There will be a blfcfl supper at.Mf,
Carpiel church Fridayliight, Jan. ff.
The public Is Invited to attend. The
proceeds will go to the treasury of
the < hureff for Improvements.
How to Cure a fatgrlpiie rough.
Lagrippe coughs demand instant
treatment. They show -. fo serious
condition of the system and aro
weakening. Postmaster Collpin*.
Barnegat, N. J., says: n took Fo
ley’s'*'Honey and Tar Compound
for a xioient lagrippe cough that
completely exhausted me. and less
than half a bottle stopped tho
cough.’ .dgrirTf.
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