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N 1 . t *16, 1915 THE PRESS AND STANDARD nraRgrrot Xapohwi sa.'d to hi* troops, as they stood before the an- * * CicntSphinx of hf;*ypt: •* >> *^“fck)ldiers of 1- rancx* i Forty centuries look down .upon you !” X The ancient Sphinx wdt represent* the lotting qualitia of ** "Sphinx” Pure Mixed Pants , Har frwfll- The Paint that lasts. Best for Southern pine. Take no substitute. 7 J- ft* Mi Leland.SlgyePaintt^^KCo • Qharfetbn -'J MANUFACTURED BY THE jM REV. E G. HIE) PREACHES SERMON TlARuE AI DIEME ^ER?10N .SI N C si S|K-i 4 SIXDAY MORNING ' - 'IIK! 7 ’JESUS ’ l.i ;■ ;j .i i K'l<> to IVIhitt. Koger Hdw. Co. Agents The University of South Carolina IHOl—ROl.'i * < oluniMn. S« ath < an>!in:i Ti;e l r aivpr*i)y ofi'rr^ conire? leadlau to the following »iryre?s; • 1. School of Ar*sf and S A. 15. and B. S S'. S?< herd of 1M»j .fjors. A. 15.' 3. tJr.-isiaate s. I>\1. a. V. . i. p;v.oo! o - • » « . ii: p.h.i-1 - j,. : nr ' ... " . ’ ' : r<- , • - l’’! I. A N i> E K t O I. I. K (i E ) Greenwood, S. 44;h. year l*ej:inN Sept. 2^ni1, 11>1.V The school f.*r your daughter. - . Send for catalcgae. RU3-MY-TISM Will pure Rheumatism, Neu* ’ ilt: i, Head'.cTies. Cramps, Colic : ns.. F?u^oj,.Cu:?,- Burns, Old Son"., IVter, vin^-Worm, £c- ?.er.’.a, etc; Astiteplvc) Anodyne, use.'-Wmai’" 4:25c I ’• • 5.irr' rnr.rl tit • srr.'. 1, ■ '\'4*ihe- Valt-fhoro High Sch'-o; v- r>rea< lied al the school' nud •'r:.:!!r Sunday morning in the ore 1 e of a !afce audience. Jlev. Kl«»r H. finlov. of rolua'bta, one of the ! >a lir.i^ Kpiscopal clergyman in the fState. ivas choy'n to rreach this ji#rmon; He yas preache.d a nun h- r ef haecnlaureate sermons. V, nv!r,i {reached the sermon to the fHemson cadets last year, and to Winthrop two years ago. His ser- neh was a strong nno. and has been cotv.merited on most favorably. r . ! n on Sundi'.v ti'srht 'Or. Tir- ley tied tc* r tarse j'iii5i''nee at ' The storing up of uflusuht and unus able facts. That is what very much of our so failed education hat re sulted in. You have heard th* ex pression used, “a wise tool.** What does that mean? Why; that person has a mind stored with abstract knowledge but is not able to apply his knowledge to tne meeting of the HE \R3 ' brd'.narv everyday needs |f life, I * aboard tr quotation the other day that struck me Y.s a lifting d*'?'*rlp- tion of such a persoh. ‘"He lived r.*jM>t»g-t his hooks add died . caan hardened in his ignorance.” \Yn.u Is i; that makes the ro called wis- dqtn of*tbe 1 iddle aces-round to m3 |lil:e v^ry focdh'Shness? Is it that it j :’s dH or od fror.v life. Ttuce men j. ht'it* th* fur dyes intb -tb* .-•» s. bools I r.vd me'nf/tcHry; by so doinc thry L-;at then;? iw- o»f.••irom the jfirmt hivturallsinff ' « ;of in .edumtion which* si ra < •> U jftp* • > ■. c. Clit y .:s* .1 st ad'-n’t of* boot: .*• ; h a> v.t* fey ail -.ble fargC'y if mu' c-Hluslvoly 'he 1 aol. niiditoffuilii J»C S d l>v i lie booivs of old Vestameet nn^l the comratntn'Hp* on them. He n»- tvnded no domhl the schools of the village. He was eager to hear whjt the doctors of the teqiple had to say but with It all he was a keen observer and a close student, of life. He had studied, nature not from books but on the hllh-sides of Gali lee. He had studied man. nr^t onlv from the sayings of the Kabbis hut on- the streets bf Nazareth. He knew v hat was In man's heart. Learn al you can from the observa tion and experience of others, young ar.il fhinlt for yourselves. Only so will you grow, in wisdom. \nd- then, again t'hri-t grows In The mn« ! r' rtature. The re were many heresif* PAGE TH RELPtESS IS iUT Omb Hut Unlit to V«k •■4 Wbt Helped Ho-. <r ' ' ^ ».** ’ 6 Summit Pohrt. W. Va.—Mi*. Ana Belle hmey, of thi* place, say*; “I *uf. lered for lo years with an awful pain is my ridht side, caused from womnly trouble, and doctored lots for it, but with out success. I suffered so very much, that I became dow n in mind, and as help less as a baby. I was in ihe worst kiad of shape. \\ as unabl: to do,any work. I.bepn taking -Cardui, the woman's • t''mc, ana cot relief from the very first dose.'.By tne tune I had taken li bot-' ties, my .health was completely restored. •r.n I )i« L* AT HENDERSONVILLE. i* ■ s. « V - ; naL om i.— ", :i n tfyxrvj** | that cr." t in?' ■> the rbnn h In after I’iiC c'-k A V- VT^ ' ‘if ■> S. N >f • t least of t he«p w: s n • {'« < ir'Dv i i ■ • 1 ■' r-i lint tl.A body rcr the e” • f'Vwl ' ti •> ■ j'ft : «5n»r‘ r 4 ' -A-.’. 1 ;<:rit a. fkine 0 ! . ;k« r ct-.{ rnd 5. 1 -or' Mi • .vs..! 1st gree to nan- ; Trc-vitl/r* v.as pi Irni.'t. •. iff - "!• : r - i’d ».! in. :i. * , i rdc f r •* -• ‘4 1, ( ,> 1 •’ , »» • * •» <• / / '5 • ' f 7 • e . I f. .‘■A ' • * - ; ■ ...r- •e n -i n favor ’ « ■*” t > t ,T |. mnn,** snld: s..< Si, , . . ' * Z i V -w ' . * I am mw 4« yo-fs ycars'olO, Uuf ietfi goods* I did wJien only 16. . Cardui certainly saved me from losing my mind, end i feel it my duty to speak in i:s favor. I wish i had some power over poofi 'Suffering women', and could make them know the good U would da Ihem.” H you suffer from any of the aliments peculiar to women, it will certainly be worth your while to give Cardui a trial. It has been helping weak women for more than 50 years, and will help you. Try CarduL Your druggist sells tt. **«dld»w Co.. U4l«a* Advisor, Ov« . Cnarsnoooo, Tvrm , lor WiW In.t.mrt,™, onjr-n.r cost ,n3 «4 pogo book,' Homo inatayM f^r Vomm.' it. i^4iA N.C. It! Jl.i / , \ — • - • »; o ^ a M j>-t ^ 1 ' « 1 < ?t < i h. Wo ..r * :'M i: /* . e y.: :>,‘vr e D < i ? h-“u * *' S v A,'v a a a a a * a a a* i'.>fu'C» ... . ° . .. 2 p;.ar.c*s i :* 2.’ « . V » Nice fre-h LA of groceries just arrive \)T( TV r..--pectfr!!y. a. v. bagg: r. j 1 /» r • : ^ th;»5 It • -if' - in-. - Tvnr.ou h r-' : -n ; l !o. rv ‘ii \ v.or:’ ;• N-• > s .. .1 r xt '1 i WHITE BARBER SHOP Oi-r barber shop employs only Awhite barbery v * X and X wo have r.t r.e but the most expert. - v 'yS' - ”X , * —Let us attend to your needs— SMITH’S BARBER SHOP H. R. SMITH. Prop. Xext'do Terry & Shaffers \ - Main fe:r et. — ’ ; in > n • nln- at5;cd wi«h ■i'i’f men :<tp. here and' -lOWibis ov»’i ii.*'. ; nil d'-K-il r, t N ¥’ >().i In v> stnV' of salvation - of a rn r e' ) ; ' '•) Hi; t ! - ." t-xp^Ht* u.' 'a tAir*’ • rnnAot*'' yd n. and tha* in } for that. pbvM.c *1 cm kr' which h< f it;,* they will lapo t|.»if : ti.'u*'inshrin f This own life? ■- nn rk. ' li;v‘is r f 'he-rharacfors j l^ut.Avp liavi only "•.•ii'' hal way 1 4 %i*E*'-vr*i»i»e , i>r' •. !' v developed in this liig.’ |i:> watching the Jin, s of «.• if lord’s «•« .»• ,4 I Elf J»tiKti. Tli' School *lns sccjncd to 11.ibtf j iftwelopmcnt. H** iiioi^-agcd in ti • ;>s. ^urff pve mlssTii' . ts to 'vor with l!od and man. Thcs** arc i: •• th**- mind' and has forgoU-n !the.other two Uri*»s of development t 1 • r.-cntal training-a»Oiic l , «!thcr.ike spiritual ana the social, it ires happlncs's pop A.usefulness. | And after all they are the most W !:< a rbur*h an*J school ba.ve r^n- Important because they alone give Vt .1 thir real mission then of, ne- trutli to, t’>e other lilies W> have 1.11 1.1. / . .. r.u Artiftcia! .Lyes fit- * v v it’,. Sqth-fa-.'Mon ginranteed. * - OPTOMLTKIssT. * Kixlorsed by (.lobe Oyticnl 4'iv j ^ **#■**.'*•***•#* N ^ X v . \ • \ 4 -:r +>*■*•# * M. v> 4 't 4- • ■ \ •. ity they have felt that ti'.ehe w Ts e*l of e.vopc'ra'tio». Tf bwth arc 4 ITr A, I \ni;IarG/m 4 T xi-ainc rt the same thine then of At, .t. u. rv.ititi . .. ourse.'^a* h should co-operate wit •' * . DENTALSI RG30N. N^rbe btlier. ' - ,. * v 4 ;. 1 OKt-TCK llOt'HS: *• > I) AM to U I’M. :} l»M to 1! I’M. PHIWf: I(J<».\ Wal^rboro. S./C. - 4 4 i- /■ 4 4 i\am 4,j Now. whep-once it --•* been rev Irnsniz. d that «levelopnf* nt of | chTrat-t* r is thf^ supreme purpose 1 of both and s, l:c>,,l th-n tl>e '■ jslcnlf:*arcc *'f the life of Christ for y. (hi ih cburch ,Tt;il s.'bdol is apparent I Men ef o - ry age nii'Kof -H s 1;ro!s of thoM'ih ; ' ce recochdzeil in Him ester lb the art of livipg> su- j>/- s r.io nii-' 1 '! ;, i Hie.work of cliarac- • •ryh'iibii’g. ntlier have Xhera X , ren^irknhii' for »’n> ■ i*. of L. B. HOUCK, ATTORNEY AT LAW, ,y jtain efiOris or for tlie..developnien 1 certaii. M-’ud--. Vhriri si.ui.l • 1 si’.rremr ir- ih i't..’not \ v< •> liis en** had bu too many, examples of men and women of splendid mental and physical efflcionce. who have made ship-wreck of themaelveo and have been of no service to this day and generation because tiie spiritual and social side w as left out. * * * Thg man of vt^nufn who !*< atroiy'ihentally and ' physically is ef!blent for itomething. But tlm efti* iem y qiay he destruction or naihtni* |on. It- Is only , as the ednstfiousu«vs of relation.; with and .obligations to. f.dd und hunianlty are developed that/we xan count o:i that » > ,fticiency l>» ing directed to worthy ends. Tlu> only •effleien.y really counts that :> <ompli«h« lysit;if; resi its t that \vhi«'h work h yfmoiiiously wHh the pnrjM» .s *>f ill ■ v;/'..- ‘y/y: ■ In order to sreXoi: ac>uairittd s- - r X with anr high-elfins; ^oCPrintng; We aave a standing' offer to .a... ' ■ ' ** . a X : X '‘X - • / print: 250 Envelopes 250 250 Billheads 25»y Business Cards / FOR X -i* \ Orfiee Over Fir-t" N/li < !,x '' , mv ct bin! of d--*f<L ;w j. ^The work which runs counter :;<r 1 the; !a ' }.-t v • ry'< mldned ; l!l’ ", , . , *. . , ,• . -i is iirvotcos n'r.v reem to b*» «:>- ' ' 1 i .*;••• ti". riiXoon, r.or lateT t mnst Ik* [-'.•lAk. V ■ WALTETRURO S. r woin: V ■ I ; ■« *i r t,*.T *- j‘ 'ken, ainl v hieh.j ’ ef. '• ;•. : a" < 1 r vr TiQUAr't c X rw ** 1 ..tc. . S J* ' ' kaA *• ... >. ■ i KZ&s 0 r.t at the sunte place; giving ci>stotncr* hotter mone: -savi- ; lines than ever before. Meant jtiey saved t oyou and anathcr snt- lc«l customer added to Our list. B R. ULMER \v\i.ri itliofio, s. r.“ * ' • ^ ■ ' — 1 ' "T— — CYPRESS SASH DOORS BUNDS \ I torheads n. n, Vf?ur’rcF*.' TTiMlNEV LAW. .V * / • / ' 1: s\ \i.i. < «>t j:t.» ' * Hi .• on; -i.f Comt- lliu 4 “. Y.*;,Hcrt)* 1*0. S. C-. ‘ • If; y * 4 * * * 4 4 4 v- •• , ! .:c 1 r>i*d, tjiK;vMi*'oiil. And . “ ’.v< ! to' (•on e Ninl 0 r- laiior- wi i 1.1 •;« that our uakh iiuik'Jj-i. liar a.;i- • T. it1; j, ir; " >! < t 01 <• K i h'd's or. i, ih»- ^yhec •i.-i.e or t il—^ . «'* "1 | le i ‘ to l’ v ai.-t-v < . i. I ‘'! c trso’? 1 • V ,a.:'! ' !<»•.• Xh yi 1 V • '-."iiV'.41: ■* ' ir!, and »h/ X - 1 ' MOULDINGS ^ AND ' MILLWORK •&* I "or GRAj)E 4k • M4 /i X' /. •. V. Transportation Charges-Prepaid Samples of Stock upon Request Send us your order with copy of What you wish 4 .4. 4 7' 4^4 4 4 Hebcr R. Padgett, ATTORNEY # \T LAW. k <'l/'irt’ 'vo i’;l ?c t 4 , n '. V t h: I :* Mr"', til' i >-•»(o r. c- . * rXln j • r r- •• tf j' t’lf Clt'' ' tum-. 1 p -o' Pruned. TK PRESS & SIAiARO < Walter boro, S>C. l*romj*t\nttentlon t«* all Inivine-s. . •5- I. ■y:\ - .I’.vr- 10 ^OiT'g^e: l lj.» • “0' e \vt i h t.' 4-'.ci* of jHu* Ch i.-' de-vejnrt ! •v-. ! t'ronXI rd ' tlr'* : t H s.r per- ’ '.M o . i> It: tii.lt i’t i I - * y shall hr;-!. • y. htv. ... " t 7 i i i \ :• •yiH-i. ' . . '.e. i • '.y> . he:m, ’ Oh, ri ' ; i»i: . i. - i* r vd 1 you /would a'ttajii into ys r f . ..lid highest l;‘f.rn to t--X ’of «;p<! .ti :,1! tiling'* if i- hi- <<■*.1,! ard f. , is in It. /Air that • .hX» ' «• • riiV'holocy tliat fouiid’a god n every forest glade a:i(>Xprlne.m' ion; ’!" i at’.'! gpreadi* g oak. was !*<j a «-• ' ing after ttXKf'.*4t trpil. Th* •• ■•r'*! j is hat thX'ir'-oe of duty and th<> * !. who U>>d: o:v lit* not w itb ♦ .y eyes of upbelo f. but with ;he vision i X * * \\ altorboro, S. C. 1 '4***444*4* 4 7. J < " » I ’ ' , 'l''U *< I I men. tVint does ! tellectuaL*le . e|enr ion'tKa* y.<»' {in ! in Ids .full * ornwn rrncheod, ..|es;j« * -ti. read ,. jvrijX'd is wisdom, in, statute^' in favor oi'VH'ul and in favors w'»H- oes tiiat ‘i'uX? Jrt- elonn'en*. vftysical or- H .velopmeitt*. ppirtie’ 1 XdrA/'lonnmn* -ur- | j-w • !nodal development^/ Tf f r<- is vonr. P^|0AV X OPK IjTGSSirifiTV*** 1 ^'' vonne werylrd young wom«wi ./• . ® Tfiefe are thryTinea nlotig which I VyX.I vour development n'list nrtireed if eon earoyKi attain to the hfghe*t* and hoX^rltnraCter. Tils is the ideal for our churches and our kfitools und our homes. These are the Un n ,s that qur efforts to receive or to nert m.ttKt follow- if we are to nrqk dree r**snf»s in con form'd v to God*, vreat t Durn*"’e. fof4reme»»iber tint tbe’f'fe of .teeu« (M'rist Is. not dmplw the hnpv*n Ideal; 'Hut .because ft is that Ideal if ! « roniethiug else Jj the domomdration of the purpose of the Creator'. / tih; HKvr •* . /, — t\i»— /t HKAI’KST KKLIR. Walterboro Oil Mill A Club I Mata Street', Opposite Hubster's j liakary. Clothes t'aflad fcr»nnd DC" J livered. Tour Tj< kets good for j pre'djrrg four suits Si rub- !bittfesextra i.*3c. J. B. DAVENPORT, Mgr. Only One “BROMO QUININE* of^faith fee' hi:u in.al! Wry brf"flT| ha ice remind you oj that !a> t line • of development 11-y'\iierstiiseil in! favor w ith man.' What uocs that j n-rn? Why. f mvins th,» oUtwingj of hir life t^ tho fivis d ii.vw aroi.nr' lii.n. T>»e touching of hi* yfdlova ! ■/ men with the * o." Ho.- ; m! Th* QiM** Ttat 0**» M Aff*ct Th* N*ti iivrtpftt. ' / If v'ati^ • AucattAn •fa . Bft-*'"*' h« «»■'« »»‘t iwsaiiv* wtfret. laxa- . Ii . • f .; - . 1 I TIVK hROMOQVININF I, t^Urfth*nordg»»ry dtawin.r >.>U aa, 1 ^ ♦ n 1 icnau I an.) txH C»n»w hvrv«ws»r«, our felowship then 1 tell you. there is ' orghif in he«45 ' Mrmrml/sf thr full n«m» »n<l i ppK'fih r wront M»il . knA let »h* •icaatwre wfJB. ’r '-KOVK. Me. ThGod t V 'e i !•* 1 v «•? .« Y.r modern education la to bring men and women forth from the narrow little feorld In w-hich our scholars used to live and piu—beet.educa ted nnd most highly' cultured close to the life of the time.' !*»»•► it mark a change w hen a great. s< hotar c;ix offer ^Irasdf for the highest of fice -in the poiitiral life of /\ur na tion and he elected to itv' it pot mark a change when from every great educational center of oyf country yoikig men and young wo- right livings ‘ Yes. friends, I think our educa-, tion*TWeals are growing truer., and,.' 2« auner. And wherever you note tVre ioyjrovcment is ft not essential. _ i 11>1tf. that sorpeliov. along some otre ftpe or auotber we are coming back to. that Ideal set for us in the dawn of our qp. when one came to. per fection.. by folowing out the four I generations of development • by -/ \ To get the gemiiar. call tor Inti Mme. LAXA- First, thru Je«us must grow ‘. n 'piea are goinfcstlov.^ H 1 w K G*0vH.°Cu^ia ColVisOni d't*'sloM w«-dom. be deve\ned nteieictually. T he poorest and the humblest and rrt>1 *‘ h * ,n '»" i »lo™ and *tatur« and ^o^gh aai headacb*. and worka off cold, is* What ^oos growing is wisdom mean? . teach thtm the ^fundamentals 'of favor with God and maa. * • • ■ • ' ‘ , , > , ' ' ' 5 • • ‘ , s X • »x . ». • *, j ~ 1, • * . •' • \