The press and standard. [volume] (Walterboro, S.C.) 1890-current, June 16, 1915, Image 7
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JUNE 16, 1915
THE PRESS AND STANDARD
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AT REMARKABLE
C00SAWHATCH1E
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H. T. W. ROBERTS LOSEH STORE
Rl lUXNO ASIA fOXTIATS ^
^ BY EIRE.
Declares Lydia. E. Pinkham’s
• Vegetable Compound
Saved Her Life
and Sanity. •
Coe*a^Iwtchie. Juno H-Onc cf, Sham^ •! feel $t mr d-ty
! to teU t**'pablic the condition of my
tlje most - dastardly crimce cvor
perpetuntcd in this section wa* the
• one Snn.day nijrht when the har.-.l-
.^totne brick store of It. T. W. Rob-}
r>rt« and Son. of Coosawbatchle *a«.
’•. .tired fcy'a midnight Incendiary and]
•rent up in'smoke, carrying v.iiheitj
a lifetime of hottest foil, > • \
The store- was discovered on f re
* eonrethinit after midnfjrftt zntl the 1
alarm given and while many .people j
frojn the neighborhood gaiher>'d.1
•till they were h-Mph-As *n ft.'rh! the !
flames or save anything frora the |
. burning building.
On last Wednesday n’eht the
WHIT CITIHRH IS
• It has been said that eveiy third
person has catarrh in some form.
Science has shown that nasal catarrh
often indicates a general weakness
of the body; and local treatmenta in
the form of snuffs and yapors do Kttfc,
if any good. '
To correct catarrh vou should treat Ha
cause by vnriching> your blood with the
oil-food in Scott's Emulsion which ia a
medicinal food and a building-tonic, free
frmnalcuhol or any hannftal drugs. Try it.
'*•* Scott * Sowuc. BkwmSeUJ. H. J.
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£
■^hcaith before using
your medicine.-1 hud
idling, inflamma
tion and congestion,
female weakness,
d pains in both sidea,
J backaches and bear-
} ing down pains, wag
short of memory,!
nervous, impatient,
passed sleepless
nights, and had
neither strength ncr
.... .. .... me . tr * r zy- There was always a fear and
store was entered a-i- r.red bu; th-» ^»ad in my mind. I hod cold, nervour.
Are went out. •
The sheriff wa^ notified
ately of the burninc and
INDEPENDENCE
AT EXPOSITION.
Vou and the Paper.
. ••‘The local paper is always hustl
ing fur >o« and yours.
**But what are you doing fog.lt?
••Tb* paper* is always scheming
id planning and laboring for a
better coumunity. for a. more pros
perous community. "• • <
••Do you ever exert yourself to
'rfhre the p.;per a boost T
“The paper is always pushing
you and your people to the 4 (ront/
givlptr you a good Word tw-fore your
neighbors, and the publie. assisting
you to build um a reputation which
will be* of inestimable value io you
thrbuchout the years of your life.
> ••Dm what are you doing? Are
you r« ci|i^)cating in any way? Do
you cv r suegeht to your neighbors
or yo :r friends that It is a good'pa
per and that it receive -their sup-
j port ? , » •
‘‘The paper is working six days.of
• » . . *»-«. t ruL»n-. tl5 « k for the community, hud
July l.h. Will »H- Fittingly OlrwrA l for y fu ;j . ^ >or .
•‘Hut do you ever dovoty a rdn-
ute of.yo’tir Unu* to its material wel-
e«| at .Panama- -Eatifornia
Ex|K>sitinn. .. .. far*'? Hue you <<er dere so?.
< “Tl'o rttrtv of ' V. paper iiJ : i su?*-
ply you •: ith th' r • inmtt* news of
\Vi*h one day t*he ton -j. and .•y.i:, ! ty. But the
nap ” toes r-o 1* • r.Ver.' . Its la'
imrned?-
deputv
sheriff Floyd arrived on an .early
♦rain rnd W'aSjonxthe job front tfle
minute he hit the>round unMl he
had two men behind the bars Pars
ed with the eritne. . Qpp 0 f |j 1(i
money drawers of the sfore ^was
found near the 'depot crpl a uu".r>l
was placed near it allowing n
to approach it. They phoned to
State penitentiary for bloodhoun
and Mr. J. E. Houjjrh with two diit:*
arrived on train 4>*, ,r* hdur^e^efter
the Are. The- dogs were taj^n to the
money drawer and withwit he^i-A-
ttfon they took a traAi and carrie*!
It directly to theyfliouse of Jim
Taekson. sj v hito man w ho live t ne-jr
•he seene.^ ffere-nhey hrve*!
fohn Prinele. p n-'^re
his home with Dr. *
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wr o ni;{'
weak ?pc Ik. hot fia^iek over' my IkmU’
I had a place in my ri' ht side that \?aa
so sere that I could hardly bear the
wc :;rhtof my clothes. 1 tried mediefnes
ftr-d doctors, hut they did me UtUegood,
and I never expected to get dut again.
I fcydia E. Pmkham’a Vegetable
Compound and Blood Purifier, and I cer
tainly would have been in grave or in an
asylum if your medicines had not saved
ip*. But now I can work- all day, sleep
well at right, eat anything I want,-haVe
no hot flashes or weak, nervous spells*
Al^ r e,n *» nchra, fears and dreads are
gowyiry house, ^children jwd husband
are no longer neglecu-d, as I tm almost
entirely fstv of the bad symptoms I had
before t J:ing your rt medics, and all is
pleasure and haypinc? in my home.”—
Mrs. Jo5iE Ham,\R. F. D. 1, Box 22,
Shamrock, Missouri
T!l« T-Cpro ;
♦r rioyd. ,,ad th
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il. If ’’ •« wantspeeln!atlvicexvrllc
j I-.vaia r..Pinkhnm >lJH|it ine Co,
ct/ulldciitiall Lyu-;,Ma
8an Diego. June 1J
given over entirely to the jpore
prominent advocates of J#e:icc and
the next entirely to tha^ghting or-
cranidations of I’ncle Shm. the 8an
Diego Exposition':- lndctfK>ndehee
Day p’-ogram promises % to furnish
ample variety. ‘ . /
The F'ourth of July falls on Stm-
dsy. 4*n this day the religious an«J
educational forces of souther!} Cali
fornia will be enlisted In a monster
demonstration of the desire for
peace at honle and abroad. Ry day
break of the legal holiday. Mondav.
tlm whole scene will be changed. ’
The entire fore-? if T ,. s Marines
stationed on life nxpo«l(lon grounds,
the men from the First Oavalrv
camp, the artillerymen from Fort
IlosecidThs, the whole aerial fleet
from the army ramp, .the sailors
from- the battleships in the harbor
>£m] the.Ansoolis Ifilr, cadets who
n il then he in San FM -po on their
' f • coast tour will surge <»n?o
bor* in behalf of tl
endless and without
eontinuc' to rclvpc;'.!r
•nniunity are
and will
M * cause of
as long aa
part of
its labors
i
the community prom
ti ls it putter.
-You' are an
the community, f
arc ffii your br-half.
take the p; '*•. yon say.
“But are you do; r one single
thing to rec]uite the paper for all of
Its toil and expense in your behalf?
‘-True, arid you get more than
value received each Issue In, the
news itetusSrioue. The fund of In-
fprtnafion which the paper.' hand^
you e»oh piihlication day for a cent
or t'Vo would cost'you many dollars
If you went out to gather it up
yourself.
••But. this D not a kic k not is it
a roa i Tt is just a little; food fo-
tfi’ein-ht in a few of your Idle mo-
ICE CREAM
We are now receiving Ice Cream from (Hahn’s. '
is made of the best material and contains no chemicals
any kind. The Pure Food Cream,
SODA FOUNTAIN
We have recently renovated our soda fountain and
made it more sanitary than ever. Have also put in \
new line of syrups and crushed fruits \nd have a man
U that can mix the drinks to suit your taste.
GASOUNE
We have recently instated a gasoline depot and are
now prepared to furnish you gasoline in any quantity at
the right price. We ask you to allow *us a part of your
businesr. '. . * •
THE FARMERS
Are especially invited to our restaurant when in
Walterboro. Our service is hound to please.
OUR SPECIALS
We handle the best line of omdies in the town, and
when you want any call and_see us. Remember, we also*
have a fine line of cigars and tobaccos. -
H. G. & F. G. CROSBY _
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r.Vr*.; ?u 'nf - -uc , of = • ..
Pr-ug:-'' ? !?•' h« " pfrfon- v»i
♦he storef" !m «rt or r-.> md tl<: :
Mr Jim Jackson had done It. ! ;
♦old now they entered the front
door, -pricing it-open with a .pie •
'■'f iron, (the Iron was foundi am!
♦hat’Mr. Jackson had taken . the
monev drawer and given. it to hfm
♦o h*de behind the d«pot: That he
■^tood guard whil® Mr.- Jackson did
tlte work. He f.-Ufl Mr.' Jspksojnf
•dledvilp a lot of paper and cloth fin:
henearti ,,th»* stairsifop santyated
•hose w-hji oil and -set fire •*> the
Pilf i
Sheriff Porter. Deputv novel. T.
H. PcrteC and\mig|«»rate W. ft
Tavlor nrregTed ^Luei-son ahp»it ]!
-o’clock Monday hieijt and lodged
Mm In jail In RldrelTtni Tho pr^-
♦iminary was held F>-idav mornin*;
In the presence of. a largA erowd.
the state being represented hr
H. K. "Purdy. * of . -Ridgeland N \* n< !
Jackson hv Beckett, enf Beatifor
The evidence against Jackson w
very strong' and he was hound ove-
-for the general session of the Julv
term of court. He was carried to
Mammon jail by Sheriff Porter Sst-
urdnv morniyg. and dennty F’ovd
carried Pringle to Beanfrtrf
^^same time.
, The store of R. T, W. Roberts
t* Sop was one of the largest aa*!
beat In this county, tcetpg :*—-t***
story brick hniidlng. Thev e-refed
u large stock of goods, end a.vtefcrc
w-as no insurance the te*,"mj p,,
?ollv fio.pnrt. Tfie- sufe with the
hooka, tnonev and Papers wp- *n-
♦aet. apd the e'drtoete'^te**
Tho !*. S. P«o*e^.-e v.uys also Id
eated in this bjiBd'pg, r nd\., T'nc-t"
•Sum w ill no doribt,pl-»v
♦he final poaknni.ne of this -teMr
' Roberts and Sen wjM rebuild. ♦
upcee end In the ipenplfniO v it
keeh. storj*. in the buijciir'g nt^v c»-
n-Pjecfshv J F. Titers. „ ,...
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Out Comesthe Corn!
Iff tkn World’s Wonder; VmrVhifc
YoaTI make goo-goo ejrea at your feet,
after you use 'UKTS-IT.” and you’U rind
the pieces where those blankety corns
iucd to be. last as smooth aa your cheek.
the
* 'Mt;;* kil? ji *n - liaitlfv 4l> $ lit' 1*1*", VO H ^
Mie t-efifue 'at.,n it is ntr ev*
tel I here will he nrv opt*ositlen,
• a-ticularlv n-i thts ' v, ill give the
-ow m'd.shipmrn. just graduated
term the Academy, rTteir first taate
ef ec-t|yftics of juat thia sort. It
is likely they will be allowed onte
to look on’ leaving parti<;ularlv Jn
ten flcht to the veterans of the Ohio,
M'ssflU'rl and Wfaeonain,- .the chip-'
which’ gee cbnilng on the tour.
The Independence Day iprogfflm
covers Saturday. Sunday and-
dav. Julv 3-5. the first dav heini
simaUsed by the ayrivnl of severaj
terge delegations attending Paclfl-
coast-Vonvention. Attendance ' on
each occasion Is expected to exceed
bv a large, niargin the present ro-
ferd attendance of Memrf’ial Dav.
w hich bronght May tp an end an )
established another high record fer
•“’onthfy httendpnee .•*,* the Sa-i
n !''ge E-nnsJtion. The advan-c
e»mrd of summer tourists Is now on
ihe march. ,
I'r'
,!se- 3 -i.fior
j.-- : o is ponw' pervfi ions ht. de.
.'| :*iow for de culicd mun. en
tire to get some oh 'em
Ex.
I’m, le Sol threw jfsfde the letter
P i was rending an«1 Hit"red ten *"■-
i-l leatioo of imnattem-e -• Mv'** b»
-■fed. ‘‘Why cSnVprnnlo fie. more
ereticit’" “What’s, the / matter’
-aS'* paked' 'UPt Sue. -This |e*t -
from home.’CTnele Sol aps\y«ire'd
u«vs faD’ftr feD out Of *be. oM -nr-b
tere and broke c limb.''- Sc’etted.
CALOMEL TUDA1
\ . SICK T0M0R1
IW
Dose Of Nasty Calomel Make* Vou
Mirk and Yon lose n
- Dny*s M'crk.,
rCalomel aalivates* !t> merrury
Calomel acU like dynamite on r
slucgiah liver. When calomel comes
Into contact wltli sour bile it crash-
. •» into Hv causing cramping aiul
nausea.
If you feel bilious, headachy; enr. :
atipated and nil knocked nrtl. Ja«
te go to your dreg gist and.te* n e 4 '
- cent bottle of Dodson's. Liver Tone
which ia a harmless vegetable su..
stitute for dangerous calppael -Take
v.a spoonful and lf. it doesn't atari
• - yptfr liver and atraighten .«ou up
. , better and utilcker than nasty caloi
mel and without making you ale
' you just go . back “abd - v f 5,r
tnonev. T.
. If you take enlomc; -today yo*' •
be sick apd nausealcu. temorrow
- ‘ besides it may salivate yen. whi.^
if you take IJodsotr*#,Liver Tone \\> :
'.rill. wake up feeling freaL f ’ !I f ,.
^ ambiMon and r*'ady for or ( lay. L a
1 harmiesfi. plearant ar.! safe.to ctre
-to children; theV llkr it. ' ■
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CasdOmlOmr S
There’s no corn or csllos
mUltona of fret tn the world that
If Will not re move—there'* no
tir^rt-^"• U the m-w wmy. tbe
common-true, .sure way. It does a
with treaty ointments, salves, pads, cot
ton rlna*. 'harnesses, knives, scissors,
rmsor*. flies, and tbs limping and the
pauiful pigeon-toe walk of so many Cocn-
pestered people. All you do Is put J drops
of "GETH-If on—the com shrivels np-
and food bye. Nothing else In the world •
like “GBTa-lT." Millions are using it. v
ThereW no pain, no trouble, no changing
shorg because of corns.
“OETfl-iT’’is sold by druggists every-
wb» rr. fie a bottli-. or seat direct by K.
Lawrtnee A Co..Chicago.
»olrt in WitiUteb'sro and recom-1
wended ag tha world’s best torn cure j
Walterboro Drag Co»
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(TiNSYIPAIION r.%CMES MOST
II.I>. - , '
Accumulated waste in your thlrtv
feet of- bowels causes absorption nf
poisons, tends to pro'dnee fevers, up-
sms digestion. You belch gas. feel
stiff, irritable, almost vranky. *t
isu't you—it’s your condition. Eli
minate this poisonous waste by tnk-
! n«’-ope or two Dr. King’s New Life
Pills tonight. Enjoy a full, free
bowel movement in the morning -
vou-feet so grateful. Get an origi
nal bottle, containing 36 pills, from
a • .; '
Tli*' type - dT. youth who indulges
in loud clothes and a nn* forced’
beck oy'v Ills ears dropped into th‘»
dental-chair. 'Tm afraid .to gii"
Mm gas." said the dentist to hi-*
assistant. “AVby?” "How can 1
t,dl when h(*’S( unconr.rdovis?"
Philadclpliia Public te'dger.
/‘irt rti?j!KliU OF
TKcAiLNG
AND FtVER
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vour Druggist today for 25c
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SOI TH ( AROLfNA BOOSTERS SPECIAL
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SAN F R A N (I SU-0,( AL.
, Leaving . . : .
' - Jl/XK IS, 1913.
!’r-:i ing this train will Celebrate
SOITH CAROLINA DAY.
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Danama-R^vjfie International £\pfe4uon. '
Wlhch h.T< teen arranged bv the Governor
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Jl’NE 28,1915. *
' ‘SOUTUERN RAILWAY
Has been selected as the Official Route.'
A get-together mbvenient under auspices of Chaqibeis
of Commerce of the State of South Carolinus to travel to
gether and become better acquainted, boosting - ihei/
communities enroute ami Liking part in the exerci.'-es ;,t
the Exposition South Carolina Day. Stop-overs itnd at
tractive side trips gping and returning. Make /our ar-
irngements through your local Chamber of Commerce,
or address, ‘ / * •
W. H. CAFFE* D. P. A., Charlralun, S. C.
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THXBAlLPfJABBY CO
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pr*' ^ii'iug rikw*n:p--l-
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1 " COTASICAL MrC. CO.
4‘lt 4e ttaonSu.. PhiluatipSia, Pa.
I. HMH KI
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walthruoro high whimh*
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The OM Standard grarral »mattbe«lag foofc.
chiU TONIC, drive# oat
":*1 b^1^ap«1wayw
A V.t.&.Cr i fc. - -
No. Six-Sixty-Six
Jaiufmtt'ycHiLitt 4 rtvlts^
Fm, or rix <Ioms wtU biwak any
icr-»- ■
vx - / XX ‘
carried out for the two nights:
Thnrwlay Night »:«o.
1. Tom Thumb* Wedding, foiidy
*»d by Virginia Reel, by members oF
1st.. Adv., 1st., 'inf. aHd- Srd
3. Cantrta. ' ...
Z. Mock Court. The Greai Pump
kin Fare of Gulf vs Muff, by Loys'frf
th end Hth grades.
4. Wecitatlon.- by, Mitchell WBsell
Hona. < •_ >
Kridny Night S:aO.
1. Prayer. '*y' ■ > /.
2. chorus. Springtime.
af. StalutatoPv. jHhx Jacobs.
4. Essay”. W^tmen In War. ^Pearl
^rrce. , ^X
5. Kt-v Oration.' Fk-kling Pri*-e.
a.• chorus. Coil of fiJHnmer.
T. “Oubstanco of Things Hoped
For.” Elizabeth Wichman. X
R-. VVledictory. Howell -Jonb*
fi-sa* Inaffumentel Duet, May
I^Jie and, Marie DeTreviiie.
10. .VWfess to Class of-. 1015,
W. 8: ’Currell, Pres.. S. C. Unlyfi
ty. . / w * * /
H; Presentation at Diplomas.
.-4i. Chorus, Pond Lilies.^
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and Tt'ir.ovC s\iil! j»oj: priou:* Malarial
germs fiom (IjcNsystem: Une thing is
certin-— I hose pih^ouuC., Maiaflal
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tr.ty. Ti'* p><mliar paleness and
anp.niu < < aditloiK^ate many time-
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C-all or write fpr infonuation re-
ganling my advanced method of
tr“ati,ng Stomach. Livpr, Nerve
Blood, Skin J>ifv*mses^''PiIes, Con-
tracted Troubles. Kidney. Bladder,
apd Private^ Dpr^ase* of men and
women. yt^op<ultatioa free.* Hours:
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Or let us call on you to explain to you how easy it i- to
own A Singer Sewing Machine.* Terms liberal apt! .to
suit any conditions. . „ . / . ' • „
Rig allowances for all'machines iii exchange for a
Singer. . Remember that 7 we never charge you interest.
A post card wilFJjring youAhe Singer machine to
any |)art of Colleton^ounty. v
si no er sowing machine company.
Mala Street / Phone SIX Walterboro. S. C.
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I want to vall^rour attention to the' fact that if
you wa*t <iuirk aud imutp Mnw r«*|»alr work ibiw.-
rail .ihnin on Water HU, right unte-r liMlg*-
Bryhn's office. '-.You can get sob's tacked na
sewcfPh^t.tUrenlnJKHit in. Apiy kiiwl or c«dor ol
rubber heels put on.- 1 make or rejxaK,. your har-
Am.*. niake Ihifrerw, hrifHe*, w hife*. fn fact any,-
thing that’i'ousipnt done in leather work, efienp
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