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A* y JANUARY. 27, 1915. THE PRESS AND STANDARD. WALTEREORO, S. C ■’"A PAGE SEVEH AU THIS WEEK ‘ - • -v . 1 N . ( -• IHA1 (il'RAlj ADi[MtK$y3i OF t;o\ liH'Hutj) utViSG utixAixi F'ontirued from ' t zs? One.» fnre of phHdreo .pr^'nnNoRg^oi title. Th!r. |, a n -; to , lop rablk wcrk th«M* desirable (rrstMy -fop before we can provide,which would further increase the |r :-Pt?n of land hanks C r rur:;^ number of unomplo^ £ .The fme credits. | deem there measurer Im i' propitious for th" State'and eoun- ’’ortant. If p-operly.planned and safe- to undertake carefully conduct- jaur'.rded. in order to increase th< " ‘ i number of home orrors in the conn- f rv enc! towns, and to- furnish mem rural id work on the public highways This would ae-ompliHh a greatly needed Improvement and would give w • r pcopio demand tk:-^ orr the f<heo’s aI Vi" 'T"* *? r * t - SoaJ '’ r , " ,proT * m * nt of run,i homAaj 'nploymrnt to many who have .no • The policy of the St.^te .'.nd the condlttops of life In- th n e.tns’of maklag^i living. ; all the peopln at t!,' '" intry.. Ownership of home mean t 11™° sfor us. to be • i the iieh^la’for the-v:.'! ‘t ‘".mnency of tenure; .permanency .«*d and - to lord. ’ TRe-.il I. r< ons j t'/ *• *i‘*re means Improvcnant nt depression It, 15 t na< 'dent o j't’femjaa’e •*!awl m ; j, \\ t > i 5^ :,t «>::t!i*'ons life and surroundlnrr ihit’k that If la not dlseoura^- 5i . only the "ountl us. " l' n»t it h :,t! eve;. eovHt.irir'" now nr* uru-i- rv <*T farmt r otrned his pin-..»sonte. pnuie fe> a^iromenr and con- 1 i v -t upon ft. the problems of fder the condftiens iittv re.’x irhored in-fi* ■ ; ivit or.tit';, ffaith a■ i fr u< through t*e Jrofieg&m'iMi®:' / . , * The Best Aggrega?30K ©f Catered Per formers in the Camwal Worlds We Pay Them and They Must Make Good* - ' L ~ 1 ~ ~ '' i ' -■ — U- hrr Everelte Outlaw Show The Most Progressive Suture Show On The Road. pOog Circiis’ 1 They;, I)<rKvc-p.v.tiling llsit' Talk ■ • • <i /v • ■' i 1 to y.vi.,’f v.! U\ wouM ■° :’r Uerolina i' ail of i'ens were 'rdnerted. and ft .■•nr-enc this object we rive >t--. nd unf- I’erinu effort. * Child I ahor. f: i tffe would automatic I! v ff/\ l euelv iu, i:M):,i Ion removctl hoe • v ttiid t.- ’eoc" con'forteb|e; fh r, *'-- u be l»f>*t» r \ huvc»-vt % Vi.f.ri •N; 't-'ter roads. ■.> , id conraun 1 '• ! »>* more attractive. I realize ’• '*.1 nt.O' be. 4-las;‘<>d as prtiar • • • e legi.daticn. an,; wt; have liriiif‘'d T-vedcnce for it i:> tiiiu .ountrv J ack only ot,lf»1«. h tlo not :; jd til th tf-i .sru’-cefulncfis ' iii 'd, prove this -i u;i ! denial, with orotion rt'd courage, v r v'If ?ne*>t our diftl- liiti ■ bravely und ,\e uill Work our" ir sar. a I ion. nrd will bring about tin«'.er which we n d early aev- i' 1 wqrjj :irnugl\t i Iand I am !i' nee and rc- mrynatw ami ini- 'U. Wiih sol/- with energy. advise these land banks as State In*, a restoration of business and enter- I-r commend, as a eompanfon ia«t but they should be price ’to a nortval condition: |,e* to the rompulsjory attendance law ‘•'‘•loped by independent organlzv urge you to hear In mind thes" with local option feature, that you , * onR under State supervirion, •.vill amend the law on child-labor Fertilizers. ; facts; Wnd let us urge you to that ( cool consideration of all matter* that by raising the age HraU, from twelve Tnder existing laws regulating the will bring won to yealize that econ- m to fourteen years. Taxation ui *» Amendment ; manufacture and sal“ of commercial omy does ifot consist merely in cut- fertilizers, our fanners have not ade- ting off items in the appropriation fVe all agr*'- *i it change If need 'Juate protection, nor do they yet bill, but rather in seeing that the d in our tax laws. We have. In th^ know what ingredienta in fertillxers, peoples* money (s judiciously spent nnst. given more attention to r.prrr- are best adiipted to their lands, and !find that for every appropriation priattons thin to revenue. We "bat ingredients should be avoided {the State'receive .a full and ade- -iiust increase our revenue or d n .This matter shoyl.d be considered Quate return. " • rease oor expenditures In order to with greaf care;.1he Interest of thfr 1 roiiclii*.|«>n, stop thp ever-growing- deficiency farmer who Is the consunier, ns well In conclusion; permit a personal The.rports of the de,partnienKfc- oc the interest of the honest man- r* ferenee. From my earliest youth ■ mil the fact that there te now a yfacturer, should bp carefully guard ihe ambitjonpto lie the aovernor of l-trc h mulatpd defieienfy that cd. f would pe< (immend. therefore Ihiuth Faroliva provided fq^.. Asseremc^ttc -h > creation of a lontivisslon to eon- To ,: ‘Tve my •-•. ! ‘ird Mitib : M if r,.»ir< <.','nlatives of' the ferfi- ire. to join • ’'!'ere * ! r denartnicnt at Fieomor College «it'’,*ns in Mu' tin • O' 1 lixen ■T ; filled my breast-. ie i- mv ardent de ll other pjftriotic •t't'ort to' rrz < aro h\ y 1 m. Boxing {|iid Wrestling (Contests Every Night. Our $10,000 Everybetfl^ Rides It v CYPRESS SASH DOORS BLINDS , y / SiVES D4UCHIER Advice of riclLcr 09 Doubt Pie- vents Dau;htdr’s Untimely Fad.. Half Your Living » Without Money Cost ’;t or^wrong start In 1315 w;l most farmers in't i..e ail facing's: I A r r.'ske i.r brcal. Cotton States. \V« r dm h r f-jr.>..,-r<-, v'd of ronreseorntive- ’fvi, nfr, in ti e nnhuild- •1 y ppjT. nt 'z o* • i- v i* t»-.» ;napuf:T,eturers.' to revise i <t her r*v urces atid in the .< Iiar- •f’ii/ r l«ws and to ivpc<rt by-'hiP> actor of. h r eit izensiiip. I an- *he i*-nt -' S^ion pf the Wl- la to >it cjiir- u-- »o M>n ,,nie ‘in re. . ‘ '' FIs' detenninatfpn to plate ami to \i«liilng.' ’ , keep South tVirolinn iw the lore front I reeonimebd thwt ali- State instt.; rt’niong ‘her sh ier States in nrogres.-t. .roil» rn methods of r- i lug revenue.!tntionF should ,bp examined and ac-jie mbrnl tVjne. and in an enligh|en n d I would therefore recommend that a counts n.udlted.rognlnrlv. I suggesf ati.d educated citizenship, I am.cont:- ta^ commission be creati'd to exam ine into this subject ami suggest r. r; .* prope* perc. nt ! of r • t* v it-it*. ? egp'rrdit er ■* for edneatio- 1 . ;>i charit !e In-titutie’i: s reused qxj-ens*-’ In • the h. Url d.' ;.a ;m.vn' n 0. s»it.vfe the of pfcgreF jve and more •hat you devolve this duty upon tbo State, bank ex am I per f and give that * • * hill ‘Embodying a plan of revision of department the necessary additional our tax laws. In order to acquaint^ force to enable It. to do this work dent that I voice the desire of a ’ y ' 'ft ■ MOULDINGS /MO M1LLWORK DEATH wVERBli! -aeoifjS. . M.- t- *. ' cri is on «c;tc;j. Fatten crctfi*. i.; v. Fct,'.-Tin? iiriply nmrcliant cannot ad vance supplies on 1915 cotton, ^ou must do your best to produce on yenr large major'^y nf Soutli Farollnlans when I urge our people now to turn th^lr backs on past factional bitter- this commission with existing con-j thoroughly snd effectively. | ness and distension, to look forward, dittnns, the duties now Imposed upon Medical Kxnminntlnn of | turning their faces resolutely to the the State Board of Equalisation and| I recommend the enactment cf a! future. The vision of a people re- fhe State Board of Assessors, should law providing for the medical in ’united must be kept before us; a be developed upon It. Supervision rpection of pupils in the , public ( people determined to take advantage of the enforcement of existing tax schools, under the supervision of th r > of the resources which (Jod has put lews, should be given, temporarily Slate board of health In cooperaHci within <yM^*rnsp. to develop th«se at least, to this commission, with "«»b the State board of education resources; to h power to cooalizo 3t { on ^of pron'eri end bet w yn ta\ disfrlcfs, jf,» renal nml Fhnrlfabje !n*tl'n‘iot»y. i i .ig ;,r ;■ . i^ing It seefng td me Tit at if would Im- 'valuation, as- r.jay. • be found " *■*'■•? 1° conrlder our p.>s-il an : cbnr:- sarV. Anna..! ppropriations shtl' V! ,a - e *‘' Pr..t>><ms c.sj :> wii d - T tere m be p".»de by tl-u legislature ft r a lack, 'of copsidyrartioti in ibe *f0Sr. Slate, countj', an:' stiioo! mirpe t- teia of .marh*'omcnt »'be .•» »» and tire tax commission should be Penitentiary State liospltn!, rcfo-nm , — v -* • * ;c ^be assessed vul.t-'and with due provision for th‘* ^.ro ty 'between nty te<fion of t!i«? pup.lh • resources: to butjd tip our waste places; to diversify our crops and in dtt-trfes; to educate attfi npllft^’our ■ '♦'.Tensbin, and to tlml end T , ’ t flrd ma\ t ! \<* to i-,in and'you a ,lse an t •.•; . ;,■ I. wrt, ti a '■ Tn. v be aide tp tic orn tt><* eyi| com the geod, ac'd that- tie tiay give the spirit to think, to ssy, and io do Mbit ivin as'are tight, nn«l that Ready, Ky.~** I was not able to do; own acfes'fbc fopd and stain supp:tes authorized to impo a such levy upon ,orv - JaUa, ‘chalngnilgs and alms UK Mrv i;:ga*n‘it^ b«? upon us. in our anything lor nearly mx months," writes! tha t ,,av e made up most of your store ‘ Mrs. Laura Br.Ucher, of this place, "and > debt in the past. the assessed valuation of property, houses of. the State, counties and fi'ort ;; 'o cnvn'our Siitte. was down in bed for three months. I cannot tell you how I suffered with my bead, and with nervousneaa and womanly troubles. Our family doctor told my bulb—d Im could not do me any food, and bo had lo five it up. We tried another doctor, but ne did not help me. At last, my mother adtrlaed mo to toko Cardui, the woman's tonic. I thought It was no use for 1 was nearly dead aad nothing seemed todo me any food. But I took eleven bottles, and jww 1 am able to do all of my work and my own washinf. 1 think the think Cardui It the beet medicine la world. My weifht has increased. 1 look the picture of health. " If you suffer from any of the peculiar to women, get a bottle today. Delay is ia it wid help you.. f< thousands of past 50 years. many in tire At all i from any of the ailments women, get a bottle of Cardui is dangerous. We know help you, /for it has helped so * other weak women A good piece of garden ground. 1 rightly planted, rightly tended and kept planted the year round, can.be made to pay. half your living, it will save you more money than you made on the beetctve acres of Cotton you ever grew! But It mas*, hf a real garden, and not the mere one-plant ing patch In the spring and ton. Hastings' ISIS Seed Book tells all about the right kind ot a money-satr- tng garden and the vegetables to put In It. It tells shout the field crops as well end shows you the deer road to real farm prosperity, comfort snd Independence. ITS FREE. Be~d for It today to H. Q. HAfiTINOS A CO* Atlanta, Os.—Advt. when ascertained bv It. as will raise <U ‘ e "‘ We Bhould ^loP °’ ,r ,111 the .-.mount necessary to meet the niw,,Url an und* rtaklngs. In this DEMAND FOR THE KFFIFIKNT appropriations -made by the leg! tatnre. The method of taxation, the SUU ** Virginia. Issustrat work we have the examples ef other Alert, keen, dear headed, healthy men and women 'y&rv in demand. tng what may be accomplished by levying of the burden so as to 3e- enr* Justice between the tax payers, haTln * * 8Ute board ot charU,M ‘ Is of s great importance as the tlx* r «*o® mend - therefore, that yoi ron-lsigk or tired. aider the sdvtssbtllty of Modern business cannot use in of* t flee, factory or on the road, persons .who are dull, lifeless, Inert, half astabllsh- Keep In trim. Be la a condition that wards. off • 411- tng of the appropriations by the leg- * ,u,,r l “! v*" . "".7 .7 esse. Foley Cathartic Tablets clean islsture. ’ r*®** *? 8lat *' ■ dc,, ® ,or the system, keep the stomach sweet. though the proposition Involves sn ,,>#* active sne the bowels regular. Isis. • X H’nte to: CheCa- caes Madicina Co.. Adnaorr D*ct.. Cn^.aii -oM, Twin., (or .s> hutriutit** on your cos* and M-psto book. l" in ptsSi wiassar. N U 11 How's This? We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any case of. Catarrh that cannot be cured by Hall’s C’atarrh Cure* ; V. J. FflENKY £ FO . To'* : '(lo. ;0. Wo, tlio undersigned, liavo \ y vn I Ffconey for *tho Jast 15^r\‘'.-.rs, *. -~.- r . - - ... tr ~:~ r I connection, as th n re Is now » 1# . t.. .. Inromp. “' h '«'• « on of th. prpopnt “ . * 0 "‘F - . . | greater rtronomy and efficiency in has h**rn fp. .|p !l r .. . < v th*se Institutions. Na.looal Duarri. I favor a strong, well-fnaintalned well-disciplined National Quard, and urge that adequate approprU »• . « ' l " n n,ade for " ,0 :,k, “ 11 :,r \T ••T-kmcij “ f <»nii»en-"t4oo a ,„,„ . \ -v- . ** effective factor In thp State govern- i roalizeNth 0 hardship's and 'm-la'«/ . 1 x ment. In thla Ip force ^nd ay^the operation It^te Inccnrer fsv ectnal in obtaining true and Just -turns, thus increasing rather than d-'croastrg * the Inconstltfe* af tax • .• 1 \ ■ . )l "‘"n, I recommend the repeal o the fltate law taxine Incomes, ft t»ie f<>r««:|ert misc'Vrrifjco nt Mre fTi 9\i\t9 for damagen for Vid|K *»)!». South hafV r"'! ta\ ar.d nice cTtcrmln'-tnrrn^iic. IM)»vuh witiMfatqdor. XTi.'.^iUitl f r* ••niiiic ttos.'*'o. r t' . ’i j It! e tr*ps Ft Uty w-t itk I**-'-t ow i• lu iie-T. A f CVRS, Z .i-.SOc. j,i . a; uesters or by ui_il. pa«t>. / ' BOTANICAL MFC. CO. 41k 4k Kmem 5**.. FtmlrndmipItU. Pm. fprS^le High Gnu Hulls, Chi leal and best and Fded / WANTED, v er three deals, Swap or StHre. ON GINNING ti|rday. SEED COTTON. REMNANTS Waheiboio Oil Mill J: ‘nejrv «ui»i fn'ej . - ' • V e ' * t, , . y, ,,f Wiv e'yt i.r.i. • lieve Lira perfectly horn* .blej " n, l V mr ‘ r '’ t ^’ n V UAtlf PUH nOFM PDfSUI 511 A* busitH s.-f transactions aa.* fi-lk *’i ia^t s-'Fie rnnyu>-- nUlf UniLUIlCR UllUlv *» ‘able to/carry out any/ Mi- >>• fi.eontJy a ifaj^ishjjv ^ 'ir ■ rT.ii,i r m n v... Khsiona made' hy his firm. Children grow by nourishment—not vA-rinVA, ija vlt overloaded stomachs or rich foods.but ^ATKINAL BANK ,of t OMMEI.t . . - Toledo, O. Hall's Fatarrh 'Cure is takeir in ternally, Acting directly, upon tho blood and mucus surfaces of the system. Testimonials sent frte.r Price 76 rents per bottle. Sold by all Druggists, y. / \ ‘ Take Hall's Femjly Pills for con- "tion. qualities that are readily converted into life-sustaining blood; too often their digestive powers cannot procure these qualities from ordinary foods which results in weakness, dullness and sickness. If your children are ander-iue. under weight, catch cold easily, are languid, .backward, pale or frail, give them Scott’s Bmulsion which is pure medicinsl nourish ment. It sharpens the appetite, builds healthy, flesh,.firm muscles snd active brains. Scott’s is growing-food for ChildTci*. refuse alcoholic substitutes, TBXBAIUCTJJBBT00 UBBER RooF/wei'; CHARLESTON, S. d SPILLS •wo .. &N V JUVtltm I f«v > •toyamm for Cni-CHES-TKR * DIAMOSru ItKAND pills in SeU and ^® t r D fgetallic bones, sealed with Cl -T* To Curon i n One Day Take LAXATI VRBROMOQatnine. •Itstapatte Coach nnd liradnehe and works aft the Cold. D T sexists refund noney if it fsJla to 2. W. GROVK S signature 29s- # ai 3 as tfiRae* A' wayi r ' * Rbife SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS yyyucoc wr-STM 5Sg, EVERYWHERE IM MW TM hoo M MM Tlo aM ■*«••• WlMjtele and Isxatiee edect I.AXA- TIVR RaOMOOUININRia better than ordinsrr Quinine and doea not cause nervousneaa nor rinsing in head. Sent ember the futeoatne and toqk for the signature ot K. W. CRov *OVt. Me. % Farpllna must n und^cficctivc National iiurd. y - r 1 iM . 5 later date. Rub.iut for oiir^c^m-idcrfition,- .by special t'' " :c*tioim relating to ti>i especially th'l :[ fi al--fhr ti.c ir uic. to which \ m: d* voting special ronsldcriitiot! *i v iH also Yonimttnlcstc with you later, on the subject of roads, the V'ciodcrsf'* llome, the Fonfederate yeternns, and the needs qi the Statf* “PeradSBss Done Wonders For Ho* I Was So Weak.** \)s( k ci’C^et ^!’j!.?itiif ions. •>0 tl'e Vmjplu^er; r.nd j*i '* quently injustice and. unn ( 0 • ' lays' •in/Setl l^mdnt of these imposed upon the employee ommend the appointment of a copr- ™;. S lo» qo--too ood^ . r . hM i t , ; „ M ,0. U|.,.r bill ♦o report, by bill or otherwise, to th ’ legislature to convene tn 1916. a measure that- will bring relief to plaintiffs ant} defendants, by a work mens’ compebsattop art. warehousing.and marketing df crope cattle tick eradication, and other subjects pertaining to the interest of lamd Kcgistrslion our people. Froaomy. ' I’c.rnilt me to remind y«u that \Ve The delay In congressional action are face to face with a situation In on’the establishment, of ;t rural cred it sy^teig, makes IF neenssarv for p to look to oursclv' s for,‘help in f.hJ jly mattey. As the first and peccsNar step ^oVard-T the development '! siph a system. I recoin»:en<J ^he ». i actmer: of. a latid fegirtration y't tha,t u !1 goarant'-S. title' and ; bound;.r> lin^s. Tills would etial*’ the iHitd-owner to.obtain loan" » bis real property with as little tro«i‘ ble and expense as he is cowable ( do on his per-mnal property, by ro business for which, w" Imve no p'rcc edent. The Kiiropefli war has clear moving th :.ece Ity of rejuf^-.d ex ijowri how closely ,allied and- In. ierlockcd are the .Interests o^iliy nations of the- world'. The g"nera! HhirkaKe in values and in huslnesH nas 'added greatly- to the anxtetie? cares iind s uffering of all our people ami haV grpat iy. Increased th'* num ber of those without employment. Under fbege conditions, we must; on 'the one hand, j* n I on sty guard the exjiendltdr** of the. public moneys; but oa the other, we should be slow able to get/rtp f was woMcmU and /thin I could hahlly walk. What 1 ate -disa greed with me. I bad stomach* and liver trouble, and- mg feet and Umb« were gwollen so 1 could scarcely drag around. “I took Peruna and It has done wonders thr me. My cure erne a sur prise to my friends for they never ex pected to see me well again. fi'Just took two bottles of reruns after doc toring for five months and growing worse all the time." ‘ ^ ■ Continuous Headache. -v Mrs. Esther M. Milner, Box HI, De tlraff, Ohio, writes; "I was a ter rible sufferer ffnm internal catarrh, and had tlie headache continuously. I was not able to do my housework , for myself and husband. Tou recom mended Peruna. I-took four'bottles nnd was cpiripletcly cured. I think Peruna a wonderful medicine arid .have recommended It to my friends." Y ' -V FOLEY KIDNEY PUIS KM QAGKACtU KI0NLY3 AND pLAODES ./ /! v •v