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i. ' • ' - it v . /.. PACT FOUR V— — The Prc« aad Standard "''..\' r ? <]'AKf'.’V.i i PRESS AND STANDARD MARCH 17, IttA, .>* >AT ME i. at th» aaatoffle# S. M M Wi liter-, FOR LAW KXFOiMWMKJrT. < , * •, The Pre^ A Standard baa steer tabes ear part fa the enforcement of lav la Colleton county, but v* have been waiting tor the proper au- tborftiee to uka a hand flfat. We. tleaL have always been ready for enforce ■sort of lavs aat now that the aherIC of the e^adty baa made a start, we hope that he will tTo a f« IX RATE*. checks aad h» sets forth reasons wby the law d class mall is not being upheld. He asks why such is not th% caaf. WaloL.'’^* Ing” being one £drtl practice should fie *abolIshe<f It al costs, for a man with a pistol in pocket will snuff oth^r man before by if he does not ahould bg f Jus pochetp he gill not °P' oio se. "iHt 4 t>o^r /»>“ that will not work both ways. If one man is not allowed to can;* a pistol the other one wil not V» al ROW ABOUT A DOLL^I JJAf? ' J ' The committed*W charge of the Chautauqua met FrtdnT ~ afternoon at the office of J. C. Lb'ttoacks and decided on plans for the coming fee* It was unanimously decided to' hrlat to Walter boro on yne 'three days of the festival, as many people IP possible. It was also decided to (ipn hi this fssus^ rmvkg fife effafr' somettFUg £ *ogt bf ‘ Look at the printed label on your The date thereon show* the subscription expires. For- t lowed that priviW» ettner tbrd your money in ample Umc for I Theisherif In *ayd th^t' ' vs at sTa. Idenre to convict the vlolaly* ‘ 1* *• pniiB' bfP. Subscribers desiring the address -* X "~ l " m " -• ■ ! 'H . - The Frees and Standard will pub- »h brief and rational letters on general Interest when ompanted by the name* of the enthors and •re not of n defamatory natare. An- Bonymoas remmunkations will not be aetteed. Rejected manuscripts •III net be returned. . ^ brink th"m Into csr^rt bring law enforcement Inro ns pro.v , I . - - /TT^^ . wmkAM kill l vl . tbemiraoma eleven or tRfJve_ of them In th" county, can i»o tp’** and the ordinary and prominent men ov er the state, puch as the rovernor, rjihendent. and others ^p'thd asked to be with us on t^ese^days and address the vls^- itors t .Among th“ speakers Invited M. T. Coleman of Abbeville. the Suffrage 111 be a draw ing card, especially to the women of Coffin NUW >'•«. *»;«* fhetp; er all the speakety invtted will ac cept we cannot [shy,'but Ijt J« b ^f*‘ tain fact thht the ctAnrrfiftPw' charge are going to have the peopl" here On (heap days. They hive tnuce arraufconirtita fhf a Jjapd ^nd glgo wllj bring , ? 1 " to town - klftrtVlf to say that a big tinv- will k? had \ - Nctw tft? nrerehaan* should dome in for their part of the fun. Press and Standard, suggests that If they don't, we think tne power ^ ^ known as a Dollar Day. lies in the sheriff to use tits influence merchants can place on sale c*?- all over the county and briar tlum Iv Fwufs ktmfami h ii Ctorp fi Jacob* & Col, Qinton, S. C, into court himself. We can have law enforcement if we will ~r» IT IH O Spring Chau C. L. < ion lit ‘on-tier Hew Ye**—K»C awb Chi*-*\.t**I..n»4 l,,dg U' I n*tT < I.. W itiU Pt. LfcwW- Uf fk—miNaL HwtHUils . • . / f' M. g. i.»mm«i ju«n»uirT-* •a^i**' KUiiie.jr AtUiiU-n...-, |4,i.. .J u K«eiig», Asbetilic. V —ill !». Wan M «. n. I.ip gaiUM«-ipeJb> flqi *nrw •-i Bicaiu. ! XW^M.fwgi A. < • I'.HjIH liuU-1.. J. W. l.ii'dli f ^ - .. PROOF. • • * • Editor Pres* sad Standard: • • 1 feel It my duty to tall you * • of the merits of your paper as • • an advertising medium. • • In the small advertisement • • recently inserted in y«ur paper • • for a name for the new barber » • shop, which advertfeem* nt only • • cost me a small sum. 1 received * • anwwer* f*e-* ail over Colleton * • county Ijadir* in all soctioa* * • sent in t^r ex jr.d the r rjlt * • was really a * arp*; • to ? «:<*. * • 'Ye"? * r \ v • ITr'dltff-' ’ A Spring Chau What is coming’ tauqua Festival. What is coming? it consist of? It consist* of several lectures, hu- concerts and entertainments consist ing of fun. music, mystery, and dramatic readings. I (consists of several lectures, hu morous. Instructive and tqspinni/ Where,Is this festival coming to' It Is coming to our town, and for u^ our town ought, to be the best Ip the world. It is not., often that things as good as this come to towns this slxe of ours. Many other towns where this festival has been held have made great preparations for its coming and have given It an en thusiastic reception. They hav« fill ed their largest auditoriums to over flowing. They have loudly praised its mission, its value and its uplift. What is its miss’on’ To entertain. In-truc* and in'pi!"\ To 1* ifc n.tlle pco- A life t-J The merchants can place tain articles of their goods on these days at Jl-bb tb.it «ost tb'-m more than that, ho* t*** n Hnie time they will be drawing lo Walterboro a crowd that will b«v their goods. The Jress A Standard would like to see Walterboro follow other town > This will go a trade stimulator and will result handsomely for the merchants here. The Press and Standard will also advertise the fact along with their regular line of ad vertising for the t^autauqua and I, )*fi?--thq merchant can then do his adver tising to suit himself. Mr. Merchant let’s have a Dollar Day each day of the three days of the Chautauqua. • / ■ > ■ '• '■ > I ' * Q V « / Our line of Spring goods arrived thi* week and comprises one of the largest we ever brought to Walterboro V 9 n MILLINERY w. ¥ ■’ 11, ||j ^aH‘* Ladies’ Spring a«d* SumoBep Hats art here galore. . v Our grimmer wili arrive Veek and we will then announce our opening Jaites, Our prices this ypa- compare ,with the times and we bought at an advantage to which it will pay you toibkc uaftiatv t r - ; ■ - ^ . . , * r ’ '< , 4 . if I f & •:"! • a ■ if A M?> A FEW SPECIAL PRICES: t* lOc Dress Ginghams at Sc yard. 12 l-2c Dress Goods at I(lc yard. ' . 3oc Dress Goods at 15c yard. !5c Children’s Stocking. 10c pair. 25c Lisle Thread Stockings for Radies, 2 # pair 25c. ‘ * Closing out 'Men’s Summer Underwear, 25c • garment for 15c. • ■ f ‘ w We do not sell any goods two yards for 5c, but the best merchandise in Walter .boro at the lowest prices. ' ZAUN CLOTHING STORE “The deck is so full of a number of kings Why is it so hard to draw three of the things?" —Detroit Free Press. ' j * V “And when you draw three, by Dam" Fortune's g«o« graces. Why is It the other chap always draws aces’" —Columbia State. “And then after drawing these ^ three you find, / X not her looms u p with r :.\ kind." ' of CLASSIFIED ADS. WANTS. FOR SALE—W’e have unsold 75 bu shels of Spanish peanut seed a» $1 50 per bushel, f, o. b. Ritter. Colleton Mercantile A Mig. Co. FOR SALE-;-140 horse power saw mill, with all necessary fixtures, also 10 head of good mules. Terms easy, apply W. G. Iliott, Round. S. C. . 2t. BEST TRUCK HEED: Grown es- perlnllv for M>ed. Any variety the following:’ .Cucumber 55c lb; cantaloupe, Rocky Ford grown. 55c; m"Ion: Watson, any, other melon .15; tomato 11.35; okrs 25c. Corn, weevil-proof, big yielder* dollar peck, bushel three. Cotton, unland lone, selling 14*\ heaviest yielder. dollar fifty bushel. Profit fifty to five hundred doh lar acre trucking. Send 4 cents stamps for instructions. L. A. Stoney, Allendale, S. C. * • $> isr im Tim mi S^'OLLEfdFEH •7 • - Yivsr* very 'ruTy, ■ “ • T J Met unlef. I rujv 11 • Ne\»r W • S* it;.ry Darher • b op * • • • • « • * * ’ * * .j Hate you ' lf<-ard'* tb< m u df mon- at ration agent vet’ from r 11 < m v.- W *! • Tir t) i*f ilui: ■ hi: . i.... ti i . rt ; ‘ul • < • i ” ■ » “Ti/..“ WANTED- —Any young man or voitncr Tadv. rlnnning tn at’oml Dti!- i.ncxs Cnl'-'-o '■•iion. t n v. ri‘o . - f 11 ' d ' • " ■ i r r i f - - ; V ; T ; 1 "n Ilf 1 rri ' Y‘ f • <» r- r, i 7". ■ \ ') • >. • 1 . •. t. - • t i * i i f - * i l, <-T,.T 'fnr ™ ■ •* V. ■ 1 • 1 :» '«?: • f.-t f r i,I i : a’ 0 Vf| r:«;v .1: 7 ?n r ' ] fc- ' JUST RECEIVED ^ The finest Crepe de Chines and other fancy Dress Goods. We also carry the biggest line of Silks and Satins of all varieties at * * 't prices to suit your pocket* Come and convince yourself. *i • ^ . Also just received latest styles in silk and Crepe de Chines shirt - • 7 . * waists, / / / U ? V : fiV. n Capital • ' X • ' •' '•*'*. the. m.ir :>s r T^t of. - •:•«•' 1-f Bureau w-nu It K . ! ro .' I. t t broad proprntn » f ‘Y^niniu: ity r- i* t and has made it p<e>iblc for th ; smaller towns to secure»dt Tn the lar^e «iti s we would pay ;.s nnub "!Lpp:? Krppi ! U«» TU 1 n cor.ph Jo Bo 1 ’T <"^r^re ?.• • I’ankinc. nr a FborM’r.qd ' r.r.'J Typewritiiii; <'ou; . . If you wa-. it write ii; TOD \Y fir additional information. \ildre--x “Editor”, cfo. I'r'-s ^ Standard March Id i B. .Levy, Manag'd' jj! IlENT I’ltlt I S I AID i or j i j;s. this wjiolc Don't forget the dates for Chautauqua ar* -sAj.r.i ??. 2?. Slth. and No. M.’t Ida. tb« LgLr plant hnsjfqr atp.. number as hot bevn abandoned yet. i< olffse is costing us/ This progran?« ill discuss sonic ^ the, great constgjpc'ive forces of civilization, some of the great ach ievements of humanity and somn of the great problems of the twentieth century 4 - The important thing for us now is. will onr citizens come to the help v of the f°w public spirited men who And no* it is only one gallon a have heroine guarantors for its f.- tnonth. Can': stay ' very long * “Fighting In Champagne ” head- llae. Ye*, lots of them fight in such cases. Suggestions for ^/the people: '•Throw away your hammers and buy horns ■*. •- Next week the Press and Standard will Issue sixteen pages. We want all of our render* to read every line In this Igstte. ads and all a The farmer* are invited to ask questions through the columns of this paper and th- answers *ill he published in Issue following - ’ • "V • • . * ' : V The committee in charge of the Chautauqua earnestly hopes that th* people from all over th* county will com* to the celebration , Vt~3— s t It will pay the reader* of this pa- P«r to read the advertisements now. , ' , s' The merchants have waked up to the fact that now is the time to adver- tl*e PENSION IIOHtD IN SESSION ., i - drunk ou that nancial sucre**, come to the meeti lng» and make them the pow'er they ought to be. come as boost-r* for our own town and Its welfare, come to help form- th- organizations that .ought to grow out of It. come to take the necessary step* to mage It an annual event and thus to both con- s-rve and develop the Influence that it is setting on foot wherever it- has gone and which it will undoubtedly do hen^ Let us do the thing* that will put m»r town far to the front among thorfe who have made it a success and who have so h-lrtny arranged » (V ‘. - to have it return for next year. If we make this a success xr* will feel well with ou twelve* and be proud of our city. Let us think succ-aa. plan for auccess, and work for auceess pad wo will succeed. We are com- This great festival wfill come to our town on April 23, 22. 24. Let all our people get togeth-r at this meeting and celebrate. W* have reeetr-d the following front our friend Si Cornu***!: den* editor. I see that we- tins Is to have B she-talker, w* have plenty of nh* talh*rs ta walterboro bow.' but w* can mak* room for the kind that brill ho hear la aprai leter come. >Mn * 1 Why go limping around ivrfh ach ing. puffed-up feet- feet so tired, chafed, sore and swollen you can hardly get your 'sho<-s on or ofl ? Why don't you get a 25-eent box of • TIZ" from the drug sto^e now and gladden your tortured feet? "“TIZ” makes your feet glow wdth comfort: take* down sw-llfngs and draws the soreness and misery right out of feet that chafe, smart an1 burn. “TIZ” instantly stops pain In corns, callouses andbunions. "TIZ" Is glorious for tired, aching, sore feet. No more shoe tightness— no mor- foot torture. After the Chautauqua leave* th- chamber of cotqmwrc- will have full ■way Th* committee Tn charg- would make a chamber of commerce alone. > ■Next Lyceum. Friday, Apr Th* Alkahmt Favorite. 2nd. Ordination Service. Dear Mr. Editor: Please allow me space in your paper to announce that there will be an erdlnatton'ser vice at Pine Grove Baptist church the third Sunday inst. at eleven o'clock. Brother Jake Bishop has been elected to the office of deacon and he Is to be ordained on th- above day. Deacons from sister churches and friends are cordially Invited to be pres«‘nt. Tours fraternally. Walter Black s — Card of Thank*. I We tkke this means to (hank each hnd every one for the kindness ahown us during the illness and death of our little son, who passed away March 4th. « Mr. and Mrs. J. W.-Pradbr. 9* l Passing i n Applit .Vppnv.vw* v , by'Cmiwfv Roan's. ColubibisL^lfarrh 11—The State; pension board is in session, passing on all applications which have ot-.--n ! approved by th- county boards The board is composed of Comptrol ler Generaal Carlton W. Sawyer, as chairman; Capt. W. H. Edwards, of | Chester; Capt. Richard J. Morrts. j of Charleston: Mr. D. R. Flennlken ; and Dr. William Weston, both of Columbia. The last legislation appropriated $100,000 for the pensioners and the Old Soldiers’ Home. $17,454.75 -for the latter, affd $282,545.25 for the pensioners. As soon as the dtstrL button of the pensioners Is complet ed of the pensioners is .completed the money will be paid out by Clmp- troller General Sawyer about April 15/ The Richland County dispensary board arc enforcing the law requir ing customers who go into the dis pensaries to buy liquor, be-r or in toxicants to sign the request blenks and sign their name*. This law hae been a dead letter for some tim-, hut the new board is having this an* other laws e nforced. A customer said this morning that he had\ to sign an application in the dtspeu.- ary b-fore he could get some beer, and remarked o nthe-Jact that he knew this law had been practically "dead" for/some years. ' ' Says Greece Ha* Protested. Berlin. March 1'5.—Report* fr. m Milan to the.Overseas News Agency say that Greece has protest-d to the .British and French GowernmenU against the use of Greek talaails a* points of support in the bombard ment of the allies fleet of the Dar danelles. ' > y To The People of Colleton County: Wo cordially invite the people-of Colleton County to call and inspect the “Never Wait Sanitary Barber Shoi • v • 1 • N . . ‘ • , j and have thrir work done with u$ . ■ -y . . / y r We have three expeilenced barbers to serve you. » , * jT y T. J.'McDA J. T. RABON / TO CHAIR FOR ARHOX. 1-aureus. March •—Jndge/Mrnest .Moore, presiding, *over th* spring term of general session* court con vened here today, res-ntcnced Green wood Rogers to he electrocuted April f for *rson Rogers was con victed at a previous court to the charge of burning the cottage of George F. Young after Mr. Young had been murdered within and sen tenced to die in the electric chair last OC !?^' r \*. Th . e ^PPealed to th* supreme court, but a new trial was refused Tha court today made fine prog- diapoelng of eight or nioa caaea. A heavy docket la to be handled. *IRE .NEAR Mr. B. L. Jones, of p’^rren Township Imwes Handsi>:-ic Home and ^ Content*. The handsom'- 1 ime of Mr. B. L. Jones, of ^W--rr-i township, was de stroy*^ by tiro last Thursday about 1 o ooick. The fire is supposed to h#<e originated from the stove flue and had gained considerable head way before discovered. The house and contents was a complete loss, and was partially insured. This was one of tha moat handsome home* in Warr-n township and wa* compara tively new. Next Lyceum. Friday, Apr. 2nd. Tfca Alkahest Favorite. * >' > -« X \