Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 8/1913. 10 ENFORCE UW WHATEVER IT IS THE PRESS AND STANDARD GOV. MANNING “HANDS OFF’ IN THIS CAMPAIGN. WILL NOT DISCUSS IT Z-w Chief Kxecntive Approved Act Providing for Referendum Fleo- . tion on September 14 From the State Gov. Manning will not take a hand in the contest that ia now go ing on between the prohihltioniatn 1 and the “Local Option League of South Carolina.” ■•^Sjv’iH you'eupport either far,- tton?" waa the question put to Gyx. Manning. •/ „ “ 1 have no statement t«j~in%ke.” came the reply. 7 Last year Governor Manning was elected on a law enforcemem plat form and he has repeatedly stated that he would do his utmost to on- force^every law put npory the stat ute books. Thr act providing fm( the prohi bition election to. be /eld Septeir.- hej 14 was passed a/ the lust ses sion of the leBislijtupe and approved by the governor. If the prohibitionists win, then Gov. Manning will use his every ef fort to Enforce /rohihition. If th. issue fails, th r *i/ he will, continue hig campaign fc)r lr«^ enforcement. Gov. Manning has always favored the local option form of government Some 'South' Carolinians know n as local Aiptionlst* declare that ' the South Carolina Local Option League does nor represent the principles or the policy of local option in this state./ The Local Option league is con tinuing its campaign through the riawspapers against the election The prohibitionist* are flooding the (tapers with comiminicatians. * ^ * * * * * DRAWDYS * ****#****«*.*«.» Ughi a DoseJ of Nasty Calomel It Salivates! It Makes You Kick And You .May Lose a Day’s Work You're bilious, sluggish, consti pated and believe you need vile, dangerous calomel to start your Hv- vpr and deatw^your'bowels. Here's my* guarantee. Ask your druggist t for a Co-rent bottle .of Dodson’s Liver Tone and take a teaspoonful tonicht If it ujo.sn't straighten you right up better thnn ealomel and without griping or nta):- ing you sick I want you to go hat k to the store and get your money. Take calomel today and tomorrow you will feel weak and siiij" and nauseated. Don't lose a dnj/s work. Take a tea.spoonftil of harmless, vegetable Dodson’s v.jver Tone to night and wake up feeding great. It's perfectly harn’lcp/ so give it to your children at/any time. It will not salivate, so l/t them eat any thing afterwards. (Written for Uxt week > * 4 ^ Hitter. Aug. 31.—F. G. Lemacks. of Khrhardty spent last,, week with Mr: "and Mrs. C. W. Drawdy. His many friends here were glad to see him and hope that, he will come again in the ngar .future. Misses Julia* ^nd Lucile Thomas. Elliott Thomas and Carl Hitter spent last week over at Hampton. J. M. Drawdy haa Just returned home. He. haa been for the past two weeks visiting his' daughter, Mrs. M. H. Kiser. August 25th. was the birthday for three of our young and old folks.. Little Jennie Doyle, Floyd Edward*) Drawdy and B. H. Drawdy. They were 14, 15 and 35 years of age. They all gathered at C. W. Drawdy’s with their families and a tew rete ll ves that afternopn. Ice cream and cake and lemonade were served. Everyone said they had a good time and wished for birthdays to come of ten. The ladies of the community furnished the cakes. <M. B. and Willie Drawdy, Master Floyd Drawdy. Mrs, C. W. Drawdy. Mrs. T. B. Spell. Misses Jocie and Mattel Drawdy went to Adnah to pic nic last Thrusday. C. X. Drawdy left today for Georgia where he goes to take charge of one of the many stores of liiltonrDodge. Lumber Co. ^ We are looking forward for the work to commence on our new road across Great Swa»;o. Hope it'VMl soon be under headway. Look out for tho 14th of SYntem ber. Let every man CO oat and vote for prohibition. Let him look lor the welfare of his /bys. Wilt. «.lit’ Will M*K RAM*! * I \. Hichnian A Son, Hardware Deni- er* Have Ve.tl Riau tin risk ItiliouMies* and <'on»ti|»ntion. It is certainly surprising flikf any woman will endure the miserable feelings caused by biliousness and constipation, when relief ia so easi ly had and at so little expense; Mrk. Chas.- Peck, Gates. N- Y., writes “About a year ago I used two bot tles of Chamberlain’s Tablets and they cured me of biliousness and constipation.” For sale by .all deal ers. , 1 m ■ ************** » • * SALKEHATCHIE ^ * . / - * ************** Much inrere' t has been created by the am.ounccmer.t of A. Wichman v. Son that they would give away a |10U Princess Range absolutely free. Besides this range they will gi'*’ awa.V four other prizes of 12.50 carh making a total value of Illo.OO in all. The way to get this range is to call at (heir store and pay »n your account or buy' smoething from them. For every dollar thus ex pended they will give you a key and at some future date to be anpounccd by them, they will have you call it their store and try to unlock the lock which they will have there. The- first one succeeding in unlocking the, lock will be awarded the Princess Range. The next four suc cessful keyholders will be awarded 12.50 cash. each. This enterprising firm are always on the lookout for something that will keep the Inter est up among their customers, and hit upon this plan. Don’t forget' to ask for your keys when trading with them and watch this paper for their advertisement for the date of the unlocking of the lock. They will have 5.«mi0 keys, but only five of them will fit the look. A Singer - Sewing Machine. There is more Catarrh In this sec tion of the country than -all other diseases put together, and uniil the last few years was supposed to bey] incurable. For a great many years doctors pronounced it a local disease and preserbed local remedies, and hy constantly failing to cure with local' treatment, pponoum*-<1 It in- □o. ia an absolute necessity for every frugal housekeeper. They are sold ow easy terms to sail any condition. Hold at lowest pries for cash. Rented by the week or moatli. Wy clean and repair sewing ma chines of nil makes for little money. You ■ are told the exist ’ before the work is begun. Call on us or write to us. We de liver your nutchtaes free to any part of < olletou county. ****** ******** * * THAYERS * - ■ / ************** Mrs L. t/tVrittcu for !a<t week» VY.Utcrboro. ii. 1 A”v. r.u. Mr- 5 H M. Cotter. Mr?. X. 1. Burt-. MLs<v Ella Mjv and Wt^hc'niin" l/nn tt iyund-v *very Sntly ut Ritter * Riyii’ond • Rittor visited Thayc-j Sriday afternoon. A o'r»v con*- stini: rf* Mr. :>ti ' H .M. Carnr. ^!r • , ml V.jy- Mush. Mi*sccs Kiln Mnv Wilhejmiha Bennett, md AL'ssr? c.arv BcnnctL Morc tn Llltott^f)* u<'• i’erry, Rennie an>’ Ernest BlorkcP rttended .preaching a* Grace cJir'rfb Saturday night. R. R. Blocker and D. L Benton had business in io'iri today. A. st. Kloeker and famllv spent th/ thvy Thursday with hit brother, G R.'Blocker. Mrs. Henry Lane, of Waltepboro. v, pent the week-end wi*it her /a.t!eh- ter. Mrs. J. B. Gibson Dewey Perry visit.ed rolatives tf , Stokes, Sunday. , . , ■Morgan Elliott. Dev ev Perrv. Gary Bennett, Benni° and Emett Rlockor attended preaching at Wal- terhoro Sunday night. Salkebctchie, Sept. g.—Miss Gla dys Graves of Pritehardville. who has been visiting her school friend. Miss Pollle Roberts returned home Sunday. She was accompanied by Miss Pollie. / Robetrs, Miss Llzjie Roberts, Wesley l.nu«ford. and Dur ham Williams. The trip was mad'* in Mr. Williams’ hew Ford. A V^ry helpful protracted meet ing has Just closed at the Gillison- vllle Baptist church. Rev. F. O. S Curtis is the efficient pastor. Re: E X. Xungexer. a former pastor of tfyis church assisted Mr. Curtis. Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Givens, and son. Theodore, of Mewvilleji were geilste of Mr. and .Mr-’. U. T. W jtoherts during the mectire o R. T. W. Roberts and son have in stalled a new. up-to-date M.ir*--:*’ gin and are ready to take care of the cotton in the neighborhood. ' There has b<en so muth rain in, this section thnt the crops arc r.O’ nearly so >iood as they usually ^etc A WOMH-iRFlT, AVrisEpTIC Germs and infection aggravaty ( ailments and retard henlitig. that in<*’ctior* ai once Kill the genu and. get rid of the poisofis For this purpose a <lnelc apnliertio/ o' Sloan’s Liniment n^t only kills the pain but destroys the otitis This neutralizes Infectidh r.nd giv*s na ture assistance 'by ovePCooiing " • - gestion and gives a char c for th* free and nor tl fh/v of Mood. Sloan's L : t>itnent is ;p.. < doctor and should l < A pf con-t it.tj on hand 2f>« ., r.**<. ' The .*1 : iz< hontaids six t,ns* - m-i« i. tl ■* • r " ' ■ ' "J! "00-y! WyCorn-n!” H-m, Use 1 Sets-U ’ • t, urc.l lr S< ienceTTTas proven Car tarrh tv> be a constitutional diseas**. and therefore r««iuir*‘ cpnstituHonil treatment. Hall/ Catarrh Cure, manufactured by F. .1. Cheney A- t’o., Toledo. Ohio.’is the noly consti tutional cure on the market. It Is taken internally. It ;acts directly on the. blood and mutuous surface* the system. They offer one hun dred dollars for any case it fails to cure. Send for circulars and testl- mdniala. Addess: F. J. (’honey & Co., To ledo, Ohio. Sold by Druggists. 7 5c. Take Hall's Family Pills for con stipation. ■ lm * To the Public. y . I feel that I owe the manufac turers of Chamberlain's Colic. Chol era and Diarrhoea Remedy a word of gratitude.” writes Mrs. T. X. Witherali, Gowanda. X. Y. When 1 Jue.rnn taking this medicine I was in great paip. feeling terribly sick due to an attack.of summer com plaint After taking a dose qf it 1 had not long to wait for relief as it benefited me almost immediately.” For sale by all dealers. - lm Singer Sewing Machine Company Main M, Phone 91X Waltcrhoro, 8. \»k for M. 1MMOTTIK. Ph. ne 91-V. For Sale HIGH GRADE ****** ****»«• SAND HILL •* ************* (Written for last week. ( Mr and Mrs. Luther Hill sp* Sunday with Mrs. Hill's sl-ter, .Mrs Julian CampheH at Ridgeyille. Miss Fanny Campbell is vi-itiru: relatfves at f'ottageiTile and ' i-.u! Hill. ' . i M*-". William Reid'has just re turned to her home near Orangcbiirv after a pleasant visit to her parent Mr and Mrs. .Tim Hl\l .. , (Jvtllv. RW1 pays Sand Hnl ti flying ' i-'jjcrnsjonally. Mr- Af^aa Spell and Addie Rip/! of Cottagevtll* tock tea with Mr- Mnnyfe Snell Teu**da>; evening. M'ss C.ayne’! SpeJl is ex«pectim: ^ *i.nd nc\t vyeci: in the Red Oak THE BEST —AN|*— CHEAPEST EKED. Walterboro Oil Mill / 'tirn On Xiiga'i'24th a picnic was given at Sulliv ' Ferry iw Misses Gay- t,<U and Valeria Sp 11 in honor’of THE NEXT BEAT THING TO THE PINE FOREST FOR COLDS IS— Dr. Bell’s Pine-Tar-Honey which goes to <#he very root of cold troubles. It clears the throat and give* relief from that clogged and 'Muffed feeling. The pines have ever been the friend of tiian in driving awj>y colds. Moreover, the pine- hpfiey oualities are nerullarly ef fective in flghtinr children/ colds Remember that cold broken at the ^tart. greatlv removes the possibility of cqmplications. 25c, . It , . F * RoMh-Hnshana. Ro?b-Hashana.„ the Jewish/ Xew Year ( 8(576 i w ill begin thr cycle of the fall holy days todavXt sundown. This day .will he observed by Jew ish merchants by the fdosing of stores «nd business places. It Is one of their principle /easts and is a 1 wavs rtgtdly observed according to the tenets of the* faith. I Then Yen’ll Have No Corns to Bump l; Your Corns Will Come “Clean ‘ Off/* Quick! , ■ a bid yer. ever ace » <*orn pcr-i off aft* r you've u«* d ' Get-- It •* on it * Well. :* < a rr.'*vtn'r-pi< ture for your Itfel And you hardly do a tbinrjlo It “Sorr r. -r. Tie ipeu Axsint Cm’ •Oets-lt,’Corns Tanisb!” Mi •« Funny f mpbf-n of ?rnoak“ T . >> «i r.’ v i' 1 - plctFtinf and was onjo\- \ <1 < 0 tir utrii -t Ic. everyone pr * r.t In i’ >* n rr..: c thr*. young folV;^-| . c t <> •>'( r to the a.im! hnr In lioi' 1 | ;v’ • 1 i J‘, t: t V, t-rv |,!ia«r.nt n;ornip^. 1 M i: f *. ln\ the> ' a me bach and ‘ !.rti ! d ‘nm r Aft* r dinner sotiui' 0! My \ < •ung fn! s f"jf yt-d a couple id ho r- » -sit inu H' O’ T one spent 0 11 < t t! < 4. iti* : ic ut riding, vliil , (N * • ■ * • on th- water, the otlicr :> ny • ! Uf,'* IvciF li> pln yi; ■: l: n: / - •t , 1' r in the . v< nj 0 .1 f! : r'V r t ho ymrng t<_-lks .-1 r!:,■ -i ' .r < iv: to Hie pir” '■ »‘ r m i: until . sun do v CYPRESS ' SASH DOORS BUNDS < pr* ■o*i* ^, r* .Mrs c. ? Mr I.u*’*« r Hill. Mis*-*'- F. :. »'■>:!’ ” .Tl* Da.i Ucev(s, \dd*e IDc o I ’.i ,M ry Spell. Maggiv ’• i'. ,.t;*! ID*' i. V. ’iirans nnd V.*- i‘*ri:i am! (day .Nell Spell. M<*F‘ f Luflif* - imj. Holnrd HU1. O'tilD H!.i:*le, ( •-’ , e N'o'.ton. Wil-Op Ehode. !• * t*, or !!**,cvc, Allen | II< evts ar<* l’.< nnif Snleath. tl» ? ^ p\^ t£L± MOULDINGS AND M1LLWORK PAGE SEVEN Short Cuts That Save Time U-.t. “Fren* Fisdiag*’ EavalepM If tkere are a large numl>er of envelope* to ka addreMed, let tke operator try tke “ front Iced" metkod on tke L. C. Smitk & Bros, typewriter, A ekeet of paper is inserted as skown in tke illus-* tration, tken tke envelope is placed kack of it and tke platen is turned toward tke operator to tke writing point. ..Tke envelope,is tken addressed* in tke ordinary manner. % * a . . . ’* / ^ TKe free book “A Lesson in Operating mentioned in tke coupon below tells about this and other time savaag features. L. C. Smith & Bros. Typewriter Company f % Factory *nJ Ham. Office, SYRACUSE. N Y. /Ii II!,* BI LL ST.. SAVANNAH. GA. v '- »'v *> a . I rtk 11 ALCOHOL 3 Fen vt.ni'. AYc^etaNe Prrprtkm&rAs sunilaiiiit die FoodteJRrttii lin^tk StoaadB MdBtMxnQf rTOTnOiCS Ul^nonJUfflllr ness and RntXoolainsKter Opium .Morphine norManL not Narcotic. Apwfrrt BePbly for Cnragp) tion, Sour Stonafh.DiarrtHa ] WormjTonvtdsimJjrverisIt nsas and Lossor Sun ■ Mi i—a»»——i in" 1 * Flic Sunk Signature of lur Ccntal'h Compass; NEW YORK. Atb months old JJ DOSIS -JjtfNTS L~ - Pat a little •*ncts-It**on. tt drtc* at once. There* nothing to ■tick. Put Hhoex and atockings on right over it* No pain.nofa«. 4»houn*-c<>m*go/i*'. It" never hurt« the tru** flcuh. nev.-r niakei toe* core. If you hive tried ulmo-t ev* ry- thing el<c for c<*ru*, you will be niuch more aurptl-M-d to ■•-« h*»«r quickly and ea-lly your corns and rulius- a will come right oft with *’Oet*-It." Quit lioipiug and wrinkling up your face with con.- vrrlnklea. Try •'Oeta-It** tonight on that com. ealhu. wart or bumoa. and you'd ba glad you read this. •NJets-It” la aold by all druggDta. 55c a bottle, gr aent direct by E Lawrence * Co.. Chicago. Sold in Walterboro and recom mended aa the world's best corn care by Walterboro Drug Co. *********** * * FULLER * ******** ***** (Written for- l#st wck.) Round,. It.’ 2 . August 31.—Folks around here are getting ready for picking cotton and we all hope lint the weather will soon n«oderate. • Robbie E. Fisk waa a piertsaw! caller In this section Saturday and SundRr. Bert Drawdy. of Drawdy’s, wa« a | pleasant caller fh this section Sat/ urday. Wesley (To4by and Rufus S.iVage were fhe guests of fheir glsfey. Mrs E. L Hiott Sunday . v “—. - Mr and Mrs. David Benton were visitors in this section Wednesday and Thrusdaw. \ i w Mr. am) Mr-. I. P. San la. of Mu-1 , u shawville were the guests *of their^ wjpvlftl VeCllcllO^UC brother. Palmer Crosby Rundav mm fw * if 4a' Mrs I. P Sauls and Mrs. Wiluicr t I l|n KotIDU I akklf I A Crosby visited their brother G W. lilv liflllvf*lgvllUj! u . VWp •Mr. and Mrs. Edward Crosby of ! Mach inery and Supplies this place vidted the home of Mr. 1 and Mrg. Arthur Harper Sunday. - “n Exaa Copy of Wrappe*. For Infants and Children. Mothers Know That Genuine Castoria Always Bears the Signature of W In Use e« For.Over Thirty leers CASTORIA m.I.EH-JOIINSON WRITE FO IARLEST0N. S. C. HAS NEW MANAGER y ./ * * , v-* M/. Charles Heard, an experienced barber, of Ch ir- has accepted a positii n as manager of The' NVv- er-Wait Sanitary Harbt*r shop, and is prepared t > 't*e to it that our patrons Ret the* very U*st of service. Remember that we have three experienced* barbers and it is never necessary to lose valuable timo waiting' your tdrn. NEVER WAIT SANITARY BARBER SIKiP At Old Farmers and Merchant* Bank. / h.