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/ 8\ <r v PAGE SIX THE PRESS AND STANDARD WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 6, 19n **• - f i r *i ° Ij:-' Short Cuts That Save Time “Front Feeding' Cavciopco , 4 ' ' ' X •* . ^ If there are a large number cf envelopes, to he addressed, let the operator try the “ front feed" method on the L. C. Smith & Bros, typewriter. A sheet of paper is inserted as shown in the illus tration, then the envelope is placed* hack of it f»"d the platen is turned toward the operator to the writing point. The envelope is then addressed in the ordinary manner. A. The free hook “A Lesson in Operating" mentioned in the * * * coupon below tclli about tbii and other time favintf feature#. • *«r. ^ W \ L. C. Smith & Bros. Typewriter Company % f*«oTy ud Hmm Office SYRACUSE, N, Y. ^ •f ' c. o \ - -v^ 140 BI LL BT.. SAVANNAH, «a! WILL MEET NEXT " AT WALTERBORO Wua in’* >lt*^i.ioaf} Society of dk < hark M<m HiMHrt rontlnj Hot t. conference here. The official- v.-tf in the ci;y anJ <; i!i* a nu;.;iKr delegate's *v?re In attendance. Th^ Officers are: JkiUs Mary P. Hamlin, d.stwc? s«^r ‘ry. of Char leston; Mr?. A: II. Yarborough, of Spart.vnirtirg/uimher of council n :; super!nteotient of supplies; Mr?. L. Kirkwood of Oennettsville. s»cr^ tary of the S uta Carolina Canf-r- ence. • • } The following r.ere the delegate* id a4tendance; CJ-arletton, 'Mrs. ,r. A. M'Corriabk. of Bethei church: \Vcl;crUoro, .'Irs. E. M. Jose:*; Ridgr- !and, Mrs. Eva ’Buckner; Cattar-- ville. Miss Eula Ackcrn an; BheL Sv.amp. Mre. J. E. Wiggins, K.?*ili; Mrs. I. M .Mikeli and Mrs. •). ■ J. Johnson, Ehrhardt; Mrs. D. M Xein. Fairfax: Mrs. D. F. Moorer. Al!*n- dele; Mrs. J. C Spann. Blufton; Mrs. D; A. Knight and Miss Maude Wil liams of Allendale, and Mia? Ellen PeLoach of Summerville and Mt.r Hodges of Charleston, representing the Young People s Socle*?, ;nd Miss Rosa Hamlin ,of Charleston, and Mrs. Edwards representing juvenilo so-* cletles. ’ •A resolution waa adopted by the visitors commending the people of Hampton for what was termed c, helpful and enjoyable visit. The next conference will be beid at Wa*- .terboro next year. The people u . Hampton did themselves proud <n their entertainment of the visitor* and the effect of fhe meeting her.: can but prove helpful i? every wo Hgmpton. Oct !.—The • Woman's Missionary Society,.ot the Chan|euoR. district of the South Caroline M^hb- d!«t Conferee has closed its di Tcic'fJ p^^^ror r/rtgimis"'moVnes ' of ^ ##**#*»*#.«** • * LETTERS FROM THE « * PEOPLE. ’ ******#'**'***** . 1 l.iir Witli n Pur’M>*.e. Let. us live a':u have a p^irpo^. and that purpose k ep in vieV. Taking Ufa ffom yonth to ripely aae.' we find that, thd . .•*■ •'• .arududflWste:* by step. ;n lets not realizing the necessities. J rj ■ WHITE BARBER SHOP . Our barber shop employs only white barbers, and we have hone but the most expert. : ,r • s . —Let us attend tn your needs— X / \ SMITH’S BARB! ‘ H. R. SMITH, Prop Next to Terry & Shaffers Mr.in Street. 3 JOHN KINCAID,Photographer I beg to nniKMlncc that I liave o|M*tit*il a {iliottv ^gr*|d»lc studio Hlt|Nieite the Court Hou»e In a 'inrge tout, and am prriwrod to do any |ihi.t<>gra|rttic work. Mjf work Is Ktuu-anteed, and >«u will be pleaned It, I Invite the pubUc to rail and see samples ami invite (imates. Cards .. Ineta .. 1 ® for BOc .. FYom ai.50 up, per dozen SINGLE POSES AND GROUPS ARTISTIC- a*- ALLY ARRANGED • • • • « * • • « * SNIDERS. « • ,4 s > T7— # ; * • * # # Sniders, Oct. ,2.—The farmers are having some ver* fine weather now tor gatMving tbeir ctopt. Clary Yarn has returned to the Citadel to resume bis studies. 1/ Miss Ruth Yarn has returned from an extended visit to Fairfax. Mrs. G. J. yarn and ton. Harry, visited Fairfax'laat Sunday. The immediate families of and Mrs. 0. J. Vgrn gave MC"Yarn ’✓ a surprise rupper last Saturday- night in honor of his ftfty-aeventn birthday. Cake and ice cream were •erred. Miss Crei Yarn ifiti on the 21st to attend Carlisle school at Bamberg. i — A C L(KsOKI> SYSTEM NF.KHS ATTmNTfON. bilious. it § Are you bilious, dli-v and ilstle Dr. King's New Life IMU* taVcp at once eiezes upon constipation/an ! starts the bowels moving , naturally an (Uneasily Moreover u trefs wirh- otit irrfplni. Neglect 'of f dogged .system often lead? ^to nWlRt Seriou? complications: Poisenort’s matters and.t body poorly funfilohing. need Immediate attention./ If. you wish to wake tTp tomorrow 7 morning happv in mind and entfryiv satisfied, star; your Treatment tanight. ;,‘c a bi »- tie. / It •/ / Don't Stay Headachy, Constipated, Sick, With .Breath Bad and HUrtnarh Hour Get a ten cent box now. You men and women wh ocan't / Eat Big Neals!. No Sow, AdiTStoinacb, ^Indigestion or Gas / —i *. *s. Dia|M-(eiin’,' U Vtilckc^t. Surest .Stomach Relief Knov -Try I*! Tlnie it! Fape’s Diapepsin w.ill di? gest anythin^ you eat anu overc^ri. a sour, gassy or out-of-order stomach surely within five minutes. If your meal? don't fit comfortably or what you eat lies like a lump of lead in your stomachy or if job have heartburn, that is a sign of indiges tion. ,. * * Oet -frem your pharamclst a fifty- rent, case of Pape’s "Diapepsin and fake z. .dose-just a? soon a< you can 1 h‘*re ;\fNl bo - no sour risings, **.<» fo b bing of undigested' food mixe. .ilk acid, no mac^ *a.-< or heaiXI r i; v P. ''irn. fullr.c*- ft- heavy f.-ding/iu •lie stcknaih. nausea, debiliudtne headaches, •lizzinoss or int/stimi criming. This- w ill aK] go. ^dn dbe sides. there will he no ^*.ir fofi.l leftover in the stomach to poison ftreath with nauseous odor?. Pape> Diapepsin is/a pertain cu^a for out-of-order stoplach, because :t takes hold of youp food and digests it just the same h? if your stomach wasn't there. Relief in five minutes from ail stomach misery is waiting for you at any drug store.* These, large fifty-cent cases con tain enough ."Pape's Dikpepsin' - to keep the entire family free from rtcgaach disorders* and- indigestion tor many months. It belongs In your home. LAD MUCH IMPROVED Master Noland Rennet* Treated For Severe Baras. > Miss ItcKsl/ Sander? flad ' Mi?? Florr.e Adfbhon ifot Saturday for Charleston/to ert* - thV. Confoderai;* as pupils for the next, term H “c«u" f-lnin’H . ( ougb -sk ' -i bottle or •nik rp- D-n’ccty "Last wintef I usrd'dl Chamber lain? Cough Retrod v , for a had brom'h.ial ccutgh. I felt its beneficial effect ;tv,i» ‘i!l?tPly and be ret fooling right—Vho have head ache/’coated tongue bad taste and foul breath/dizziness, can't sleep, are bjnioos. nervous and upset, bothered /with a sick, gassy, disordered stem ach, or htD’e a bad cold. Are > you, keeping oyur bowels elcan with Cnscarets. or merely forc- ihg a passageway every few days with salts, cathartic pilU or castor oil? / Cascarets work while you slr°p: tdeanse the stomrthh, remove tfe iour. undigeste Jf/rmenting food and foul gases; tafcethe P x r0! , s idletrottv the liver ar<ji/c: rr;- out of the <y tct ; , all the constip .fr I waste matter and poison in the hov . Is. ' A Cascare; tonight will straight*/ von bet by tikert int; i Df erryx-box, from cny drug store v.in Jv.e<p yeer stomach sweet, liver and bowel; ■egular. and head cleoa^fer menth? 'hin’t forget the cttildrer/ They love Cascarets be<.vise they t:-?* 1 good - never vTin*> cr v-:.en . -y*' ,. Miss Mattie llimdon. of-Cdv. f* -* bt? . returned ir iri /her vactiMon While away she visited Sumnf. rvIHe. Charleston. St Stepehen? an dRais- *elville, taking in a part of \>-ra > fore I had fiutshed the bottle I was revivals at Sc Stgnhen? and Ru? el- cured. I never tire of recommending vllle. While at SJ.^Stephens shA v;>- thls remedy to my friends/' w rites F Mrs. WiHlam Bright, . Ft. , Wayne. Ind. Fol* sale by aR dealers. 1m Red one o fthe oldest churches in the state. It was. built hv the In Holly Hill,. Oct. I.— Master No- ladd Bennett, son of A. B Bennett; who was so dangerously hurnec bout six months ago. returned lakt from John Hopkins hospital, he has undergone treatment for several months. It was feared at one time that the little fellow was frtally burned or that if ho re covered he would be a/rtipol" for life. It .was necessarv to tranfj?- Mood f/om Mre. Bennett, who. with the lad's sl«te.r. also zve stin v or grafting onto the burned place*. It wgs Inter found that acme. of'Vs own skin would have to be* us»d for grafting. Much to the joy of hi? parents and friend* Noland is now $b!e to he out in a wheeWh.'ir ■" l if he contiu*'* to improve a? hXhr- done, he will soon be able to v.a * again. / The accident, was .ca*2*.'<i bv •oline, having* b *en pat into a barret of'kerosene oil through r.n:ta!:-\ r exlsttnc ? on r. - h. A builder /r ftlnz o tjuiiiJi'-g "ha? some pur- v,?e or. plan by liith he follows.* L-t it be/^-srn’fc? ia?Unce, 0 not sj much tizlacT -c-oQstr;ietion, cr supo-r ;:--s.I'ng U required, juet a jimp! plan. ILadv ir been some* heautifu? temple, .vith it : hag* wUHs. an-, Ir.rge v.inddvvs. that face the sucrit 'unset an»l aerbe?* the river, now rLere pl'-ns are determined by <o:n U. i purp< :e. 1 So, it is vith so. ’ : ctlful character, froth yoctii ;.o . >?, o! 1 age ’.onwihs the plea-^-r* t ’dut plea?ures are like popples spread. • . . piea spread, you seize the ile’ver it: i> dead.” • ■ To 4 k?cp an i;! a al purpose In vi* ., -.ve must have ?.n ider.l detern.in* tien. However, its roots may be :z inir.ntry. but from its roousprFngs for’h a tiny. item, so tiny th# it re quired a microscope to view it. Then comes the tender leaver, and larger hranches that grows until is of age. Consequently it dies, and is no more *61-life, enjoying the world’* gi'eat wonder and .beauties. “Though they bay gang a knowing wrong, but to step a side is human." Friendship. love and-?obedience re- require anibifiqp. determination, plan and purpose.. Therefore every boy and girl should abide by these to be- cotn^. Ideal men and women. One other matter above' all other?, demands o.ur* efforts and our prayers * / i8 the golden time for religious lifo. Our religion^ should have the strongest gra?p of humanity for ouc friends look\n our religidus life, denatlen to the chOtch. attendance and every movement. The future of our Bible scfacol is teaching. As we all know, Chris tianity is a teaching religion. Other religions have their shrine*, altars and temples but .only Christianity has*an open book, a speaker and seats for the audience. We should nourish this purpose of. our Bibi school and be-as light* of the w< It Is said a traveler once vigfte.l the light house of Calais an to the keeper, "but khat lf, one of von? lights should go out at night?/ "Never! Impossible!" , he crleo, /Sir yonder are ships filing to all parts cf the world, if tonight on<- of tr.v burners..were out.- in six months I should bear from Amert'a or India, saying rtn such a night the light at CalaU/ligM bouse gave rv wertag, and/xotne vessel had be^n wrecked. Clh sir. sometimes LJee* -.tohen I look uoon my lights a®, if tho eVc* Tn» whole' world w ere fixe ^ upon ate. and for these to go oui. Buriy/dim! N'evor! Impossihl'' » hat a picture of fidelity in an rthly position of trus* and *-‘'«p r r.- IbiUty! What lesson 'mv ru. y th rive from in Regards to o t Cnrt.'- vocat Ion. V.’e are set to be liyht hou'-v-? along the strand of t?n;o. Tfie tle say "Among whorti ye sh ue a? lights in the world.” T *ve are :*eaj Christians, we have within u? divine light., and the injunction of our before men that they may ?<e you/ Master is "Let your light so shine good work and glorifv your Father, which is in Heaven." Thousands of men and women ar. navigating the sea of life they need a clear shining light, that thev may not- be dashed upon the ro< k*. but be enabled to come into a great haven, at last the» haven of eternal blessedness. Our purpose should be to give them the needed light so they ?-hall not go down into tbie measureless depths. We' are the light houses and the thought of our light going out or even burning dimly .should he as terrible to us as gras the suggestion It is awful to think of the light house at Calais., It is awful t# think of the light being extinguished in the light house at Calais. It la awful awful to think of the light being extinguished In the light house on the shore of the deep sec. BtJl, ohl^a thousand times more so rth'e light going out or becoming dim in a Christian heart. O. ye Hgh®- hearer* of Jesus! keep your lamps brightly burning, he full of light bv being fully saved, and guide many to the realms everlasting blessed ness. by a clear, steady, continuous light of a holv life, (Miss) LULA GODLEY. Sept. 27. 1915. * <-0 ft* ALCOHOL 3 PER CENT. AVegetable frrparXtoalbrAs siintfating(!*M]tiifct& tio^Uk! SunxiB isdBokdsi llUTuuNrS Utg^SuOluJKftnr ness and Rratroatalns Deter Opium.Mofphine norMiacnl Not Narcotic. .jjrsssasfflffi Ll”* .T/- n.iiika Worms jCortvulstoitiJwm« MMwlLossorSuEP. cmoRu For. Infanti and Children, Mothers Know That Genufne Castoria Always Bears the Signature of In Use For Over ’ Thirty Years CKTORH i«i*v. NEVffl-WIlT mm MRWR Sanitary in* Every Respect Up- to-date in all its appliances ** ' ’ * d w First Glass Attention by „ First Class Barbers , AT THE OLD HANK C. M. Viard, Manager >f«M( MIK tol.DS OF M\YKIM» CtTJFD I * BY FINES! Have you ever xone thn- 'eb, " '«* >'.*1 ninf* forest, when vnu had a eobV 'Yhat a ^igor/*.i.iriru!'C t ••n** How v vj ov *'* ! wid.» vet* - f n tike in t 1;*»- U"gq*/'inc mviteriou? rtvalHf* ?. Y* s/t'# IVJ’- I?tne-TAi* L Hnr \ r-.. . Hlctinc q-Jiirtiej. on* o- •: b^rVfpr co"rh*. ."b*' i->---'r ' : n o' the ’hr-at ‘•-affoth'-q >F4t attohk •cn.ti .-* r'M** c*--mr V. \ - fariiily % bottle cot^. tantly : b%nl. 25c. ^ . 1; Home-Like Home ■ % Comfortable, cozy rooms an dsuitable furniture go 4 tar towards making life enjoyable. You have the’home; . • ' ■ V . * we have the furniture. Let us combine the two and r y ' v ^ give pleasure and happiness to all in the home. . . . i\ We have everything for the home. Tell us your - * ' v „ wishes and we shall do our best to please you. • • • \ Enterprise Furnitnre Co. >« C. H. KOGEK, Manager. rti^n* nearly two lutodrcd’yeir.-! a?o*. cxamjnafidn. Prof. Andre v Hlcrs. a’*•'> ‘ of many year? ctj*«rMncc. wa? .t v Iter af \Va\***r*Hirrt 'Saturday. !! eanio to accompany his dsuyhi v Mi*? Pretir*. fcorv Sh^ .ante dry the day before to stand the teacher SKNl IIEM'AJRD. S10A. The reader* of th*s pap'-r will- W r*|ens-‘d to ler.rn that there i* ?f least one dreaded diesease qhet sH-i »nce dia? been able to cure in all it.* 'taxes, and that Is Catarr>|. Halt*' Catarrh Cure, is the only positive (tire now known to the medical fra- terntty. Catarrh hofng a copstitn- •ional roqofrer i <on*'tltu-| Ji.tnal treatment.’ Hall’s Crtir-h; r.'ir-' i’/^hen interne 11 y. ."ctinc (11-1 r*( tiy f ■ p«*o th - * l^’ood an ! muccu? : iirfaeuss-ef Tk.'-’s :tert. thereby «». troyirg th 'o'i: !ition, of the di- # i< e. and '*«<• the patien’ i^'A't>e!?k, | * v K»' , d*wc: tji‘ *t'* const,t(itlort n-> j ■ v'.*: • v • ttt:r* 'tb' doing !t/ work. Xht rrr*ori«-_hrv.» «o jrtneh fatth • -V it; ' '*ve pjvv.or* t}*M th V* c-'fur ' •-- * tt v 'r.w Dollops f.ir nnv rn*e; •he* it '?;!? t > ^^e Send for u '* ♦cs’t’' orria! Addre*? F><1. CT!*L\Y:Y * r< Toledo O .(C drur -'J a r e Hall't. Family P!!! cn. S >T C l 'X Invigorating to the Pale and Sickly TtM* Old Standard arnrral rtrtngttienHg tonic, ' C.aorE’S TASTKLH8S chill TONIC. dm*e« out I Watarta.et!ric,;.c«U»eblood afcdbuild.t-ptbe «ya- ita.. Jl tr -c toa.c. For aduits and ch»Idr»a. 5 jc. Has annoTmced a puzzle picture co:iU*>t—a GAT l ; j 1 OF KX0AVLED6E. '.If is. based on South ' Histbiy for South Carolinians, ing,* instructive and may be v •hundred and eighty-five doi! •33'subscribers to THE ST A'.'A * ♦ \ • send in their a rowers later. ? It,v.'ill V. •v profit. . * T 1 1 * ■ f V Y C-’® » ^ < \.ki ij. Read The State for Particulars ^ TTrlA " v / ■-» • • tlic CoStsct Itlaliarcr. — * « ../yV TEE STATE COLJP.Vl.V, ‘. * COLCMUIA, S. C. **, /. */* / y ■ N 'I.