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PAGE FOUR THE PRESS AND STANDARD MARCH 24,1915. The Press and Standard ESTABLISHED 1STT. PUBLISHED EVERT WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON BY THE PRESS AND STANDARD, INC. • •••••••••• • • • ' MS P. L. MORROW, Editor mmd Mgr, it |h« poctofllto. Wtdt«r- kora, I, f - oo oecond clan Mil 1 Mttof. ■ j SUBSCRIPTION BA 1 Om Yrar ORKETINO. • / •'# 0-* ••••00 •% • •••»• ••••oo* a REMITTANCES. All chocks and drafts should ho irawR in fnrar of tho Prass ond Look ot tho priatod label on your paper. Tho date thoraon shows *b«n tho subscription oxplras. For ward your money in ample time for paper see what the merchants Notice date on dahel care- This issue of The Prass and Stan dard will remind its readers of old times. Times -when the paper came out in sixteen and twenty pane form. * We would .like to do this ev ery week. But wo cannot. Tin* hara chanted from what thoy were this time last yoar and wo can hard ly make expenses retting out a eight page paper. But we are not crying hard timso. for wo fool that Tho Proas and Standard will hara the support of tho morchants and business men, as well as the tarm- ,pnd planters of the county, for thd summer months. Tho Summor months are tho ones that will hit us hardost and we will need this sup port for we hara not enjoyod a pros perous fall whereby we could hara laid up a sum that would hara car ried us over the summer. In getting out this sixteen page edition, we have two reasons: The first is to let the readers of thr ar« What they have. They have renewal, j-umw «•»«> «*•. ~ .i n i nr fully, and if, not correct please no- j * x . . . H(y ^ spent their money for advertising and wo wsnt the readers of the pa per to read every line of these ads. Then after you have read them g?- to the merchants so advertising'anl tell them that you read them and buy from they for they have helped us make this an issue worth read inr and in return we want the read Subscribers desiring the address •f their paper changed, will please atate In their communication both the old and the new addresses. S' H ~ 1 : “' The Press and Standard will pub lish brief and rational letters on subjects of general ' interest when they areraccompanied by the name» t and addresses ofv the uathqrs and 0^ ‘ , ,n Part In ‘telling them are not of »• defamatory nature. An- ^nympus communications will not be noticed. Ilejetded marfuscripts ’will uot be retufnod. and that will help us. because If tlu Tt.errt**iet knows vou reafl n:s adve- i "u*' ns tlsements he will adVcrtTse rinr e -'cr>d |' " “i T ' * scarlet fever. 1 . To t* ■ r *t WANTED,—CITY BUILDKRH. Athens in the age of Pericles de veloped in many respects the most wonderful city that has so far ex isted in the world. This wag_done because tho task of making a great city was placed be fore that of iadlvtdaal money get ting. All the citixeas were often callod to takw part la diocussi-'g the problems of tha.clty. Good city gor- ernmeut is om of tho greatest pow ers for righteousness at tho dispooal of men. Every town ought to hero a good city charter. Thera ought to bp a copy of it ta every borne, bught to be A (ext gook lu every achoo) In tho town. Every ciUsen ought to huow’what are the duties and responsibilities of the private citlxens. outfit to know what are the' dudes and responsibilities of tbs town officials. The town itself ought to be as well msnsged as its schools or any private business in It. Every town ought to have a board or committee to look after the’health and sensation, another to look after or takq steps to provide a park and s playground, another- to look after the amusement, recreation and edu cation of the people who are not tn . active touch with the public schools, and to provld" some form of social ’ center that Is designed to be mor-‘ uplifting than the saloons. It ts j lus* as imnortanf to stamp out n moral poison as it is to stamp oat contagion of smallpox. It is ( important to ouarantin 0 i’"cllrr *>rd it i* arnS"*' Our line of Spring goods arrived* this week and comprises one of the largest we ever brought to Walterboro. , , . r MILLINERY Ladies' Spring and Summer Hata are here galore. * Our trimmer U now here and we are ready to ser ve you. •Our prices this year compare with the times and we bought at an advantage to ••t which it will pay you to see us A PEW SPECIAL PRICES: 10c Dress Ginghams at 8c yard. 12 l-2c Dress Goods at 10c yard. 25c Dress Goods at 15c yard. • ■ m •» 15c Children's Stockings 10c pair. 25c Lisle Thread Stockings for Ladies, 2 pair 25c. Closing out Men’s Summer Underwear. 25c garment for 15c. We do not sell any goods two yards for 5c, but selKhe besteperchandise in Walter boro at the lowest prices. , . \ ' ' • H. ZAUN CLOTHING STORE fe f •fl ***AW>* , Our Foreign Advedising is. in Charge of J^dobs & Co., Clinton, S. C, SqtICITING OFFICES: New York—IIS C. usih St,...'* ... K. L, tjoiihl Chic***-- Lu Atlv* rUfciuK IMde.-.'V,. I'. I’l.n lu r iMIhjil—fl.'l 'l 1 ilt'T < . I. WlUII tulxiur,- /'"‘Knu ll Inn.liaiiK iiuu:. M. i:. <; unnKui N»*Hvllli--l ;i K!l» I. M Itnklle.Jr AOtttil t : / C •1—r.. I !;ii 4 ir.,..>. IV l.« V I *Iii -- M.I'IU II. I.ipol* I* llll.l - V I Affl M. . r a.rivt , v • M\ifpljy Hutel.. J. \V 1 "tu JV8T THE VERY REST ME CAN. in ndvorllsing wo got our.rattirng.- Rpnd *h r m and holp us and w*» fu rot urn will giYo you si good paper. • ^ _i . L N To Tho F^vonlng Post and Cilumbfa State: ' , Is It jiH off twixt you and «I? I rlioorl«h thh one fond Inmont, There's nolbine ain’t no use to me, Since thou hast went. I? 4VKH»EKATION. S' If • fellow's looking seedy. £ .Kind of orutt-down'' at 4he heel, with the air of one’s that needy— Getting more of woe tnan weal. Don't be blaming him until,you Can. hi» record closely scan— Maybe then you'll And he's doing Just the very best he can. ■ If his work Is such aa doesn’t Put him high in social ways; If he’s tolling for a living ^ At a wage that scarcely pays Till the great procession fTfidr him . Straggling f.ir behind the van. Still it may hp^thal he’s doing . , Just the Very h"st tje can.. y , s ■ ' ■ •' 'i \ ■ . r ' 1 y If vou fi’ad a foliowV vlippiijK. When he’s tempted now and. 4hc;i, Breaklnn: rnle% and regulstfons That the I-Prd lays down for men. What’s the use to try to damn him Try to help »h* devil's plan ’’When he's oply weak and / f tal. Doing Just tho best ne pH Then a helping haiuKdiave Toady For tho follovytlKit is down; w Give a smllo^jKS him that's strug Klin » It Is ^si<'r than to frown Thoupti bo's ragged, poor and homo- less. he's still a (lod-mmvejnmi. Anr|SL»r all you know he’s doing JustNjie wryTe'st he can. - Gordon Noel liurtei. Th'-re's an overworked word fo you. It rolls off th« tongue glibly. It drlpa easily from the fountain pen. We are all likely to forget that It means something. Farmers and others, studying tho interest of themselves .should re member that the merchants are merely trvIn.T to cooperate. ' They afo not Irving to Interfere in anoth man's business—merely trying/to lipln him. One soHio'rt cf nur oiffintrv it arning *.t/td:u that-it*c only ralva ti'ui H i r/Vfu 1 , oarlcultur ral 11 oru r , 'H'v Frank I voH-'ar gojLbj> vtiV' Thi-i part o’ tnoiis It must hang i ' It is worthy .of not are hanging together, our flttlo city? Is it ha gether as it should? Will on to the end as it should? .* Fr—• l yfN tan ( htirch. . 0 Service-, .i .v'^mnday exee^.t tho thir l Sunday of eatb .month at 11 A/ M.. ami S IV M. \ Sunday School ■ovory Surui^y afi r- noon at 4:30*. • >' • \ Prayer meefing at 4: 3ft Thurstt^j,- affernoon. A cordial invitation to all of/Wtr services gls extended to one. . ♦hings, they ar" is t a tbK.v cr-- kind of sift. If the-pW*T>le of on- tor.* could see tjoarlv v.]ir>t our town Ir. now, and put that In co'ntrrwt with the t>»'vn it would ho. if all c citirenn would .itnlte in r.akins ir’th town*it ought t<vbe~«nd might h-*- e.ome, th B y ivould weep over it ( as Jytfis did over Jerusalem. It would seem that the time i ripe for the churches qf our town to unite more along the r.n-'s df com-. mbn wellfare. The churches shoptil JAI’KSONBORO IKITS. keep to the front all* things/ihat Misses Fannld Howell, Kate How- make for the higher life /6f our ell, Norma Poke and Mrs. Lou own. Thqy should X'“or 1 of IIod * e 'P^bt the week end In Char- hn the Baptist cal>rng the people leston. to nsider the gratt of . their i Mr - W. Butler took Mr. and ov town andxpf the kingdom of Mrs. Chas. Hope. Miss Edith Good man and Mr. W. R. Reynolds to Charleston Sunday in his Ford. Mr. W. W. Garvin went on a pleasure trip to Charleston Saturday Special Announcement / n«i ■V nuhl'‘hine “<’r>- " v^ns tf l!"’i 1 his ri^ViiJuronurv. s tht-v miiHt rKjtuT t«>- '•ro Pot to h;:nqx{-o|,-- count? cities shout * to- : hang Or will God There\Hi coming to our town a Jloor.tc/Chautauqua Festival In the futurj that will furnish us an pportunity to\begin to do some of returned Monday. these great things for our town. | Mr. Otis Belger and Dewey Har- The fint i:i to getXgcther and make p< r sp-mt the day Sunday with Mr. a success. We c\n do this’by ’ |Ralnh nilrror": of.Ravehell. tinilml md enthusinstrtr effort. Wei Sir. Clms'Hilton. Blir Hiltprt and can" discover men : sm! wxtx>-pr:r:on ; M r. • Rainer of Charlp<trfn P'tW who hove t ! 'e r i a t : of v^dTWh'v. |Jacl:sohl*or« a ‘lying vf«if on Sunt. y. Lrrocr. / ^ Our Millinery Opening will take place on Tuesday and Wednesday, •' . , ,V ' / March 30th and 31st. us vvV t1 dig. over or.r . aMlityX* CT>-( iMt- r «.'« :» mat': r cf j err Auj welfare. If wp~*wfif #6 this Trv^'.l j... ge worth ten liow • whet if will . j ns and it nay-be the.hecitiT.ir.T . grf it things for our town ay we measure up to thi’ en^nir tunity and tn our ability to meet. I>V Party. / •\ NOT INTENTIONAL. Thert- - ,*1 lx- a fvnx p-irtv at Uox l ; u\le,x<fehc)fjl oh FrhL'iy evening, Ap- vil ^nd at S o’clo« k.\ ThV public is cordiklly invited. fet it give up and xkeep on as it' aeqms jit is destined, that of merely strangl- ,ing itself to death? f Walterhoro needs and can hnndl° a live chamber of commerce. The •nerchaots of the town can 8“11 mor** goods if more people are brought hefe jo live. A chamber of con?- I merop can brjng Ibem here, Imt h ,nk P»r‘1)/Jng the bond. and rot w Imre is this chamber of commefv'e" l’ , rttfiug i • n y. . li? t > We merely want,“the people 0 fjfailed fo j-u* tbe^!'/onc> uj -l\.' There VHI he a meeting of -til’ King’s Daukhtera and Sons, Monday afternoon Mayih 2l*th. at the Bap- Last week we stated that t!»e lot for the waterworks plant had ‘ ist churrh ' ^ V^^^All mem- been purchased and that as soon as >r ’* v an r ‘ 1 1 ** ' rn< *‘ /' tlm monev for the bonr,s was o&1 Mr » J > Moor ^ “'W to tainable bids would be pia ed. \V.! h “ r hhin ‘ ; ln TatWell.^a.. yesterdar st at mi thajt the bank lending th; . money had. so far faU-ul to put it ( mo,lu ‘ r . * as vr . r y ,n \ We should have .siid that the / her grabd- •»P It's Cblonel Wit sett, now. The Irrestible did no| TMist. There is one thing certain! the Dardanelles are some nelles. * Tho low of the land !■ not half as vlUl these days as the law of the MS. . y ~1 •our town to see this the in selves and hope' thAt we will not be censur°d In saying whirt we do. but Walterhoro will havb’to wake up or else she will dry up. - „ x The Columbia State expresses sur prise that no S-eent cigar has been named after Harry Tbaw> True enough, but there is an Bralyn Nes bitt two-fer. > X OUR ICE l§ PURE ICE * 1 . ■; . • jJf-, Nature and science combine to make It so. Every pre-v • V “ - \ 1 • _ •' ’ ■ V - * caution is taken to protect it from contamination while it . / ’ • ’ ‘ goess through the process which results in a cube of rlis- . r J * _ / ' ' / . ‘ - V. V s «*> _. ’ tening goodness., r , 'X , , 1 • • t Full weight and satisfactory service go with this,good ko of ours. us liave your custom—we deserve it. * WlllfBBOilO ICE & FUEL GO- ’* v ?. * ' . /[ G. m RIVERS, Manager. ‘ ^ , r Eli/a Y<)ungl>l<-«Hl. MIfh liliga YbungMood diod a t h^r hope' herb Tut'siiax afternoon .UNI o'clock, after' a lingering illness or pm umonin. The 1 Funeral .«ervl< es were conducted at t.he residence by Hr. Woiling, rntermeni taking place at .Yshpoo < church. Miss Young blood was $4 years of age and has been a resident of Walterhoro for a number of years. She waa well known to the people o* Walterhoro and numbered her friends by the score. She waO a devoted member Prxmysl baa fallen. Glory be. *>t the Episcopal church Here for a Maybe the name will stay out of the Ioi> ( time. >• - % paper* now. stand corrected. - The bank purchasing five bond* ’ has delayed for no other repsqn than to go Into the legality of th" honnw.) which -is ikothing hut business and we learn that this is being done and that iu • tew more days the bonds ; will have bffen proven legal and the work will then start. IHLANDTON DOTS. CLASSIFIED ADS. WANTS. i x\ - IKc. When a woman says, she never bolievra In Ulktpg about other folto*. Rev. Mr Bell fHled his appoint- you can lick your, chops in anttcipa- m'ent at Adnah the third Sunday tion of a savory bit of gossip. | Misses Sue Godlev and Ethel * ' ■ ^ dined with Mrs. O. H. Bishop. Sun- R We congratulate ouf schools on d»y. the showing made to Miks Hi^.J Mr, and Mrs. Ben McMillan of Everybody well knows that Colleton L odge visited ,the latter's mother. schools are bard to beat anyway. , i jffrs. 'J* D Buchanan Sunday. • Mr. Willie Beech of Mt. Carmel and Mr. Henry Bishop of Smoaks. e the welcotnc guests, of Mn J. jjl.* Bishop^ Saturday night- . , . • Mr Eugene Hopson dined with Mr MW.T Hralt for ISOO.OO a.t-rt Fob. w „,. r rro , bt 8nnd , v • nfary 12th ISIS, favor of Farm-i xtr. vi-i, a a k. era * Merchants Bank' Fcage- ? M " ' ^o!, r '° d,ey and vilt-. S. C . drawn b> S f; v rierce Vir * t<n,a and Crosby of « Soil on Sttrox a- Forrpnnv of . Black Oeck paid Mrs 1*. r.. rroabv Charlesaon. S and accented bv a ffylng trip Satufdav ' . , fhctpA,Return t<f S. t;. Pcfrcc H- }v v . Son. nr Sllcox & Company Pay-1 " a , '* r ‘ rn ^>' il "" mrehased n ment haa been stopped on same. • ' Mr, and Mrs. Have Crosby of !•- lindton. Ml«s -Rosa Bclte Slneatl^ Miss Bertha Cqnnellv. Mrs. R. 11 I tor «or,r caars. no nuttrr o( ko« Ion. VandiiK. ■T % I r ' J , re< ; ^ tfcc wonderful, old reliable uT Fatterwhltc and baby cf Cplietpi'i ^‘^StoS 0 ’ diD * d * f th? Mme of Mr J- M. Bish- •.* * j' iJb: We^hereby inyite all our friends and patrons to cpfhe and examine our latest styles/m Indies’, Misses’ and Childi’en'sHats^ We also received this ^veek, n full line' of Men’s, Judies’ an 1 Chil dren? Shoes, Come and see us before ■■ wt ■ ’ , * buying anywhere in the Men,> Women and Childre-n fuinishing line. COLLETON BARGAIN *. HOUSE B. LEW, Manager. li s'3 x / X X T X op Sunday Mrs. J. D. Kinard, Jt., visited her parents at Smoaks last week. Mr.-and Mr».\N. P. Kinard. two daughters and sod, visited relatives near Ehrhardt Sun Mr. and -'Rrs^ Henry Murdaugh and family were the guests of Mr. E. N. Pellum Sunday. Mr. Jadle Godley and Missy Hen- nie Connelly visited friends in Swamp section Sunday. Edgar Bishop and Klrkiabd God- ley visited the home of Mr. Allie Connelly Sunday night <■ Mr. and Mrs. Mag Crosby of Beau fort visited their brother and sister Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Crosby last week Mrs. 'j. H. Bishop of Smoaks is spending sometime with her moth er. Mrs. J. D. Buchanan. Lad and Brantly Gibson and Jet er Bishop visited’ ^rchi“' and Leo Connelly a-few nights ago. MfP 24-4L - . / « " r III Strts, Itlar tmHfr tu t tiri The wot# clars. no gutter of ho* long oandmg. umI u the hgla: 4 ‘X Told in the Following Letter by a Jackson Man Who Knows from Experience. His Word Is Good. Jackson, Mias.—“I am a carpenter, the grippe left me dot only with:S bat I was nm-down, ok. I tora all kinds of cough'syrups bat they did me no good. I finally got so weak I was not able to do a day 9work, and cooghed so much I was alarmed about my condition. One evening I rcvid about Vinol and decided to try it Ik forfe I had taken a quarter of abqttie I felt bettenjind after taking two botth s my cckighTs entirely cure*" oil the bud symptoms nave disappeared or ’ I li:.-e gained new vim and energy. ’ —J :i:n L. Dennis, til Lynch Street, Jackson,. Miss. , The reason Vinol id so successful n such esses is because (he active ifiedic-' inaj principles of cod liver oil contaimd in \ fRol rvnuilds wasting tissues and supplies strength and vigor to the nerve* and muscles while the tonic iron and wine assist the red corpuscles of th'- ’■ A* The Baptist ( hor. . Hr. John S. Wilcl'W.xOf Savannah, r-a.. will preach tho Baptist churih Thursday evening. March 23. c 8 o c tbek -Everybody invited to blood to absorb oxygen 1 and distri hub- * Will also address the ladles- through the system, thus restonn|? Iren Th.ir*,t«v 5! , » , tl» and strength to the weakened, 3iseaae<i organs of the body. if Vinol fails to help you, we rttc~^ your money. ,, s For Sale by Jno. M. Klein, Wa!f -)?oro, 8. C. r tend r: d children Thursday afternoon it X 'yr^i f Next Lyceum, Friday, ,Apri^2nd> Th^ Alkahest Favorite. .