The press and standard. [volume] (Walterboro, S.C.) 1890-current, September 01, 1915, Image 7
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WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 1. !915.
THE PRESS AND STANDARD
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PAGE SEVEN
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We Originate
STYLE
once to
HOUSE
quality ■ 58 Value
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Others Imitate
mers
T<* enable us to s?r\e our Iriepds ard patrons to be^t adN'rintag,’ wt have decided to add an ar.p;>\ to our presen: p\.o. where we will endeavor to serve pur m.nn itentle-
men customers with everything in the fist hint;. Shoes end Gent's Furnishing, line. While oC-.pvsen* pi. <- will le used exclusively for our lad\ patrons. Thir i> none
in order to serve our many friends to better advantage. Both of our places aiII be remodeUd to suit Conditions The new store will fee open?d on Saturday, Sept ember
1. at W.'V. Glover’s old stand. ' , w.
To illustrate to you the numerous lines we* will carry, we ^ive you a few quotations as follows:
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Ladies’ store
Men’s Store
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DRESSMAKING
Something New.
We have originated a dressmak
ing department for the convenience
qf our lady patrons desiring suen
work done by an expert and profici
ent dressmaker. We have secured
the services of Miss Still, of Aug-
.usta, Ga., who is experienced in ths
dressmaking line, to manage this
department. Any lady desiring to
have dressmaking done, it will be to
her ‘ jrfvantage to see Miss Still at
our LADIES’ STORE.
DRESS GOODS AND DRY GOODS
We would like to call the special
attention of the ladies of this county
to this department as we have spar
ed no pains or'expense tt> make this
department the best in the county,
and we are proud to say that we are
the leaders in this line. W r e carry a
full line of CREPE DE CHINES.
SILKS. MESSELINES, TAFFETAS.
SERGES. POPLINS. GINGHAMS.
ETC., at prices that keep our com
petitors guessing.
PATTERNS.
We are the sole representatives
of the Peerless Seam-Allowing Pat
terns in this county and you can se
cure all the late>t in the pattern line
from us.
MILLINERY
Under the charge of our Mrs. B.
Levy, our millinery department will
continue to uphold its policy in the
future ajrjn the past, that of its be-
ingyleade'rs in style. Our millinery
opening will be Announced later.
SHOES
We have secured the sole agency
for the IRVING DREW sho£ for
ladies and misses. We also carry a
full line of popular priced shoes. -
LADIES', MISSES' AND CHIL
DREN'S SUITS AND COATS
WE ARE GETTING IN A FULL
LINE OF UP-TO-DATE COATS
and SUITS and DRESSES, one of
each number, at piice> to undersell
our competitors.
GENTS FURNISHINGS-
Our dress shirts, collars, ties,
etc., can not fce beat for price, style
and design. We have also a com
plete line of work shirts and overalls,
full sizes anbest make at popular
prices. 1 • ., *
Our hosiery i s unequaled for du
rability. A
UNDERWEAR VALUES
It is impossible to give a good
uefeription of pur underwear line,,
its left for you to see these extra-
ordinr.ry values ond comforts.
HATS AND CAPS .
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luite.-t styles in men’s and boys
van
and
hf-adpear.
A call will
convince
< f the e:
;traordinary
styles
quality.
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PANTS
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Men*
and boys.
All st
1 rices and
qualities.
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MEN’S SUITS
We will carry a full line of ready
made suits. Style and quality guar
anteed. Prices ranging from $6 to
$25.00.. We also represent one of the
biggest tailorihg houses in the world
on suits made to order, to sut your
price and fancy.
BOYS SUITS
All sizes, all prices to suit every
body’s demand.
SHOES
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We have a full and complete
line of mvn’s and boys shoes at all
prices and-'tyles. We have been for
tunate in mm urmg the sole agency
of the well known- BEACON SHOES
for’men ,r:,J !. ys. “’Nough sed.”
We also iXitv i l ull line of work and
every day u < - such as the SWAS
TIKA, eti . .‘*t ;t *pular prices.
Lack of space does not allow us too numerate every line we carry but we Assure our friends and parions that our aim is to make our store tbe fan most in this
countv. Any suggestions from our patrons will be cheerfully received and thankfully accepted. We will appreciate it if you will allows us to cater fo your wants and
anvthinu WE DO NOT HAPPEN TO HAVE IN STOC K WL WILL C HEERFULLY ORDER FOR w.'x > .
SEF US FOR ANYTHING IN LADIES AND CENTS FI KMSHINCjS. WE ARE THE LEADERS. " .. ~ ‘
COLLETON BARGAIN HOUSE
Men's Store at Glover’s old Staid Opposite Court Honse.
B. LEVY, Manager
Ladies' Store at our Old Stand Main Street
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IHIBITION DEPARTMENT
Conducted by the Colleton County Prohibition Commit- 0
tee. Rational Contributions are Invited. o
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REASONS FOR VOTING
AGAINST LIQUOR
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shouM He tiriiii'i
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Officers County Prohibition
yioveiin-nt.
\V. K. WIHK r^tnaevlile
Pret*l<ler t
IK I.. Smith, W*lt«-|iM»n.
1st Vice 1‘re-i‘lent
J. T. Polk, Islandton
2m| Vi«e Prw»ltent
W. W, Hmouk, Wnlterhoro
SecreUry * Treasurer
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Township t’ommltteenieu:
Itelhi, Sam B. Saumlers
Blake, t*. W. Brawdy.
Broxton, Bev. 4. <’• la»w^* n
Krascr, 4. M. Padaett
Glover, B. H. UHH^-
HeywaiMl. 11. 4. Given*.,
liowndes. 4. I- Hickman.
Sheridan. 4. IK Ackerman
Verdier. tl. \V. W ay
Warren. P. 4. Berry.
I.a<lie v t'ommlttee
Miss liia Max Fi-hhnme.
Mrs. H. W. Black. Sr.. .
Mr*. P. M. Murray,
Mr*. 4. «. Padgett.
Mrs. Hugo S. Strickland.
And laid her wretched husband 1<* •.
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Sec how she looks, by man forsak*-;*.
She her by want and- sorrow s-haken.
See her hide in deep disgrace ’
Then say n<> more about -our ph. “
Go hear the orphans er for bre .d.
Bo hear tin- widow mourn h* r dead,
Go «oe the drunkard's haggard taec
And ask of-them where its Uiv pla_e
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Ask
at the poor heu .
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the pauper
door
What makes hi* heavy heart «o so-
lie'll say. while tears run '’down hi
face.
Because he had you for a place
Go see the place where demons lurk
Go watch them in their devilisT
work.
\s hey with -knives each other cha*«
And there, \ tie w hiskey, u tl
pla< -
There's where
food.
There * w l.c r- th«
. brood.
Fftere’s w Il'Te
embrace.
\vhjl rushing on
face
the gallows find* its
prison
rime v and
thejr
get*
P-iv-r-v
hadlor^
Wht«kex In It* Place.
— fly L. Hawkins.
Good in its place' Where is that
place?
Thou fiend that's cursed the human
race. ‘
Where is thy place’ On. - let .me
tell. ' “ “ • „
Pot I’ve learned thy secret well.
Show me the plates where you have
fipp |1
• And there’s^ the pla>e w^rere crime-
Is seen: .
Show nie the place where your pres
ence hlights. '
And there's the place fro brawls and
Oo see the grayes that
filled, .
that
• von
you
Go see the blood
- spilled:
Then, teTl me that there i« a place
Where you should show your demon
face. .
Oo ask thedrunkards wretched wife.
What'a been the terro^of her life:
. What turned her raven locks to snow
It Probihitit'll lat**^ By a Vote.
Hate you thought of this’
Suppose prohibition in yoci </vm
tv should lose by one -vote vovr
vote - ,
Heretofore probihifipo has Ho*
been a nrjlional issue I'nle** aAJ
signs fail it will b«\ •* leading Isste*
in the next preside-- * '-ampaign
Von srv. Mr r '* * Gitiien
that the lit)nor »r " or*/-
to von and-that Y'->- • n < *
sufferfng from its ev:; " Per
haps so. but what about * litMe
boy. yqur hope of the futur ? Vow
i« tbe ijmr to put Jiquor out of hi-'
reach *lir
4L»ve you noticed the great In
crease in whiskey advertlsenvends, in
the lasf few months* eLi ns hope
that this i« a sign, that the liquor
business is falling off
Yes. you are ybur brother** keen
er. especially if he is the weak broth
er. '
Flow wH wish for “Ve'X f r
Women'* tmfil afte*- 7 j
—Southern (*hri»tian Advocate. V ;
Rub-Mv-Tlstn— Antiseptic.
<«fne—Kills paih. stops patrefac
tion. . ‘
FHar Mr Kd.tor
Now Hi it • h- ‘shoo-fly'* injun-
tion petition has been liismisseti.' tt
is the duty of every man in the *t
to vote o at he Ij^uor question ti
the 14th of September, and it *•
to me. that before ‘voting, we should
consider several qu'-stions. , <■
It is*d.st barging a Clyisiian dutv.
ok that of a good citizen, to \t>*e
for pe rsonal liberty and freedot i
when a large portion of our peopi*-
ignorant and weak need restri.
and the protection of the strung
er rather than p«-rsortai( liberty’
•Is it good business to create a
revenue to run schools, .keej, up
public- iwprovefhents, and lo c
taxes, from a traffic that costs th<
drinkers nearly .5 times the amt n t
p;*itl ,bat k for the -’hove pur?»*>>*-
besides the evil that it produces’
Gin we honestly pray, “give us
'iaj our tlaily bread.** if v.e tot
to legalize that which takes to*-
brt-atl t»it of the mouths of tho !*•
ahdsrvxf helpless women and chi id rttt
all over the state?
Is it « onsistear - tb pray "lead nc
not inti- temptation" and then t<-tt
for the greatest temptation on
earth to the poor unfiurtunat** tlrunk-
nrd* •• *
Is it using common sense, or hon
esty.'to ask God to "deliver us from
evil" when we vote to continue ;
business that causes' pearly all th -
evil that we suffer from*
The liquor traffic creates intent
perame in those who drink, and
demoralize* nearly everyone that
tdtit hes it; and I do not htdieve
that anyone ern seriously think of
intemperance without being preju
dbed against the licyuor crime
Voter.* all we have to do is fo
think of the wrecks that it pordtice*.
Think of the suicides, of the insan
ity, of the ignorance, of tjie destitu
tion.,and of the little innocent tlrl-
c’ren in the arm* of faded, weeping
and di«pafrlnr mothers, ami nf die
men of genius it has wrecked M*-n
often struggling w it|, Imarinarr
serpent*, all produced by this devil
tgh thing '.allcyj alcohol. And when
wre-think of'.the jalls v almshouse*,
asylum*, and scaffold*. F do not
wonder that every thoughfnt man.
woman and child-v i* -pretudiced
against .everything: that intov't-aT-*
Intemperance cuts down youth *n
It* vigor. manhood In He strength,
and old age'in its weakness
It breaks the father* heart, be-
Xno- reave* the doting mother, extin
guishes natuapl affections, erase*
tachment, blight* parental hopes
; nd hr.:;,* down mourning age‘in
-*»rrow t>. th* grave.
It p'r.’duce • weakness. n< t
*frcng‘li; *ickness, not heaHh;
death, mil life.
It mak* - Wi.es widows, childr-t'
orphan*, father- f->ncls.- and fil'.s
our lan>1 with Idlenc-ss. miser; an i
crime.
It fee.!* rh* utna'tisnr- inVit<
era, impor*- p* ‘tlences ami
brate^ coasuuijttion.
It engcijder* < ontrovc-rsie*. fost
krs cjuarr*-!.*. and ohershe* j git
T\ fll^s our jails, aupplies t»ur aim*
houses. <ft mantis <»ur asylum*, t ruwd
our penetenGurie*. am^ cfurnlsb-s
Victims for^»ir scaffolds.
It is th. lift ofthe gambbr, tl.*-
element of the burglar, the prop
of the. highwayman, th*- support
the midnight, incendlao
It couct* nam <•* liars, respects the
thief. . •••• • the blasph* ir*-r a vlo
latc'ft, obligations, reverences frai
and honors infamy
It defames benevolence, hate?
love, scofus \irtue and slanders in :
noc-ente. *
It incif*-- the f tthf-r lit Imtcb-'r
hf* helple*.* offspring helps the
husband m issacre h’* wife, ,in>l tl <
i hlltl to grind fhe paricitlttl ax*-.
| It biirrtH up men. consumes' wof t-
A nti-Prohibition
Forces Will Fight
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BEREA
t'oluml?::i. Aug .7 A vlgoroj
light tm prohibition is going to .»•>
mmle h- v. tc-ci. now ami the date ti
the r<d reniliim »lei-tion^in Septt-m
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lit I 14 \ le bet . Ill, known hert; tbtsl,
figbt will be carried into every si —
tion of the State and an effort w
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.mat^- to\show *tiat ^Htcuth < ar
wise to idtAnge her pres
of regulating the liquor
ten. detests, life curse* God. and d : »
spis«s heaven
It suborns wltne«-es. ntir*es p*--
lurv. defile- the jur- box and -tains
•judicial c rtnin* . ’
*^It degrades the citi/en«, debases
the legislator, dishonor? the states
raan. and disarms th*- patriot
It bring* shame, not honor: de
spair. not hop* mi t-ry. not happ!
ness; and with the malevolence ^*f
•c fiend, calmly surveys its frightful
desolation ami ursatiated havo
It poisons felicity, kills pear*,
ruins moral*. hlights confident a.
slays -reputation, and wipes out n t-
tional honey .-and curses the world
and laugh* at if* ruin
O’
Yes, Voter*, it do*-s af| this and
more, it murders th*- soul.
’> It is the «um of villanv, the fath
er of all crimes.’tho mother of all
abominations, the devil’s hest friend
and God's worst enemy -
I). II KI.US
t'nlumbia. Aug -'k.
conjugal love, biota out filial at-
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TTRKIK At*HI\G MI St’I.FS
I.IEMIH
Hard work, over-egerfIon. meim
stlff. sore muscit»«. Rlo-n’s I.ini
tnent applierf. a little c|uiof, and your
soreness - disappears like mneb-
"Nothing ,fver helped m*> IPke vour
Jxloan’s I.lnlmt-nf 1 t an never f! aH;
you en'-egh." write* one grat'-fttl
user, fi'op' suffering. ' aches -»nd
pains An excellent t ounfer-irri-
tanf. m-tter ^'nd t lennc-r than mu«-
original package, for ’5c. Get a
bottle today. Penetratea .without
rubbing. n
:>e
1 ina will bt
> r.t f st henic-
traffic
'the light >gaim-t proliibttion will
*4>e carried-on largely through a m v.«
paper atlvertlsiiig campaign to be
syslematlcally ami thorcMighly ba'itl-*
l«'tl iii business way In the two
Weeks t>i little more timt’' pet fft-e:i
now and tin- tlait-s of tht*K|et Iron
Tk* sffuaNofk In*’ states w-hic)Y hav *
\oted prohibition anti that or\th-v
siatc-H whlth have re jet ted prohibi
tion will he «»-i forth from tin side
of *he anti-prohihltiqnists -
The fight wil|.be carried tin bv
an organization which is known ;i-
the lot al option league of South
t'aroMna Ifeatiquart* r» of the b-a-
«tte havt been established in Colum
bia and the anti-prohibition parfv
ha\e .-f+ri-atly begun wt»rk t t»ll*-tting
data-for their advertising campaign
li i.- not lik*-|\ that any speakers
w ill be put out for it Is flu- intention
tif flu- local option league to app< .1
to the voter* through the press.si *,*
ti-ng’ forth their arguments in a bud
ne«s manner and witlmut any appeal
to passion or prefudice according 1<
an official M the league. The Infer
matlon that, the anH-prohibitionlste
or local optionists are going to make
a fight on prohibition'w ill come a.
a surprise as there have been no
evidences up to this time that liter -
Vas any organized opposition* 1 to pro 7
hibltion The prohibitionists, them
selves are active and Are mocking
campaigns In all parts of the state
* National prohibition leaders. In
eluding former Governor llanlev -ot
Indiana and Oliver W. Stewart
Chicago, are stumping the state jr
several counties. "Flying squadron"
speakers are-speaking at prlnclnr
voting point*. The active opposition
to prohibition is bound to inject
gifiger-lnto what up to now has been
an apathetic situation.
Smoaks ,\ug- Jg Mr H.«t >t
held a series of lectures on Bib!*
pfophec y la.«i w»-. k and everyon •
was pleased with tir** meeting U.-.
| UAaes today for (irace < h urch; w her.-
bold another meeting in that
section * We hope h»- will be abb*
io rontlnde in* the good work, an I
that the laird wilb bl»*ss him and hi>
followers, wherever he may go H '
ba.* the good wishes of all who hear
him.
'Mr Sam Hogan and daughter*
have, been visiting 7*lr. \Vilder ami
family.
liugi- Strickland an 1 Lucas Bad
ge B wer the gui-sts aif W \ Ktri< k-
land Sunday.
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II .1 Brant, and win. George, or
the Pine Grove section. wer* in
Walterboro Monday on a bUsimsst
trip ‘ -
Wh|V“8eh-H," lor
Com, Liko oKiss?
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Bocaqze Everybody Trieo It, Every*
Cody Likeo It, IftPeialMi and
Take* But • Moment
to Apply.
“Gau-If* js the wonder of tho cora-
pestered world Mtlltona ».»/ so. be
cause millions have ii-<1 tt. ThatV
what makes it lh« biggest selling
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< None Rqual To Ctuvniherlafn‘s
"I have tried most all of th*
T-ough cures and* find'that there i~
none that equal Chamberlain’s Cough
Remedy. It has never failed to giv/
me prpmpt felief,” wrtes W Y
Itarner., Aloptpeller. Ind When -roe,
have a cold ghe this remedy a (fit'
and seg^or yourself what a splendid
For sale by all deal
In
ssswiwii -
blip %
and st*^ for yoi
'nvedjHne it Is.
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sorn remedy on earth today.' "Get*-It"
will sur* ly get that corn or callus
you've b*-en trying for a long tiaaa
to get rid of.^-lakt* it right off “clean
as a whistle." Apply it tn 2 seconds.
—put your stocking and shoe right
over It.—nothing to stick, nothing to
hurt You needn't fuss with thick
bandages that make a package out
of your toe. No knives, rs/ors end sets*
sort, no tape, no trouble. It’S simplicity
tt-vif. sure, quick, paluies*. Try U also
for bunion* and warts. '
"Gets-It" is sold st all druggtsta.
25c a bottle, or s* nt direct by &
Lawrence a 19?.. Chicago. ,
.Sold in Walterboro and \ recom
mended as the world's best com euro
by Walterboro Drug Co. *
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