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-C ' A PAGE FOUR THE PRESS AND STANDARD WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1915 FV ii l ti't. B if :■ ~ II' ' II Tt «.,* Mr f | si The Preas and Standard ▲mxoox nr nm * ■' W. W. SMOAK,. At tb« postoflle*. 8. C. t M Mtosd el Widter- Ytmr All cb«cka and drafts ahoold b« •awa 1* tmwr #f tka Ptmb aad • % • SOCIETY. • MBA. JOB. W. LUC AH, Editor. * i 1UGY. » • * ■mstoirr conm TO FAIR Mn. E. E. Jones has a? her sue* her brother. Mr. Trice. Miss If-atSie Glenn left on Monday afternoon for a several day’s vl*it In Charleston. > -w SUs Macipn' and ^tnutab Glover went to CnarleatoB on'*ybnday after noon to stay some time, 'll. , . Miss Mary 8inv>jidji of C^rles- ton. is the attractive guest of Miss Pauline Sanders at Hitter. Mr. D. L. Smith left on Tuesday morning for Clemson where he will visit bis son. Mr. K. Estea Smith at Clemson College. Look at the printed label on yonr inner. The date thereon, shown when the subscription expires. For ward your money In ample time for, renews). Notice date on label csre- ^ Israel Kohn of New York {a fully, and If not correct please no- h#>n> lh(s ww , k v i S iting his parents. tlfy ns st ence. ! Mr and Mrs. M. K<*hn on.Hamptoa Subscribers desiring tbs nddrsw , , tr ^ f of their paper changed, will — ll"* .iM^’lh/new U add C ?^i. Miss Li«le Stewart and Miss Li*- ths old and the B ^ ^| a y Miles, Hho have been visit-' ink relatives l>ere. have returned to ih*ir homes in Charlostoii. WE MV*1 •»*» ICTEK 11. r It is most noticeable fact- irut -'Scte i Mr and* 1 Mrs. Cleveland Sanders Hitter, motored to Charleston on th»j Saturday and sp* nt the weekend. . jMaj. John. Hlack and family. ,of Charleston, came over in his auto mobile this week and spent reveraS is days here with relative?. - nearly all 4>f the offcial* of tie particularly those' engaged Jri work of the schools and’ those lines ....... requiring State officials to visit the Mrs. W. 11. Hartless who has been different parts of the State, and the i visiting her son. Mr. 11. S. Hartleys State offcials themselves, spend al-;i Cnhesnee fer about wix week. ■ .will return to her home here tonig..f most till of their tini“ tn t!i .t ?^r - tion of the State above Columbia. The reason for this is*obvious, and mav be explained. The population of the upper part of nlit* State larger than it in in the ,ower part,' f , pRular v i| be held at and theR-e are more voters there y^,. r g r een Chureh next S-.inday than there are in |he lower tW of morning and evening a l 1 o'e'o* Jtfo.1 nfflrlal. ov 8 ” VI °' k their j«»bs to thy vote of the up-coun- , Mr a i(i , Campbell Sand*T< ry. and as a consquence they oulti ; | ^ n(||#> (lauf .,Elizabeth, mov- vate this part of their ••moral - vine- this week at their plantatiop hear yard” with a great deal more inter- town for the winter mouths, eit and personal attention than they do. the rtjwtt’ part of the State. / This is the political. reason,, and there Is another which we must not overlook ami one whch we can our- f selves remedy to a large extnt. We do not ask anything of ih-se offi cials and public servants. We ?it drfwn here .and slep o nou rrlghts. Miss Katie Sheppard, who has tu*en sitending some tinw* here as tin- guest of Mrs. !,. M. Stokes and Mr-. T. I*. Murray as returned home in CWttrleston. to h r and allow ’"our more w ide-awak* brother of tlfe Uiedmdnt to grab all the good things going. There Is not Mr. and Mrs. Ellison WiMiams ,f Charlesqn. motor* .1 over-to Hitter ami spent, the week there very pleas antly w ith Mr and . Mrs. Paul Sand ers at • Woodland.” theirjhotne near Hitter. Mr.. Mott. efficient Mer. anil Mfg Co. at Hitter, is vise •ng t*is mother in Charleston. one of Ihe a week in some sections of the Pied-i^j-p* uiupires for tneJOTAOOETE mont when there ar<* .not otfe or | corps of workers for tin' < olleton mor delegations apnearing before the various State officials,' making de mand** for this and that thing they think they need, anti as for the rail road officials they have no peace of mind. , ' •’ But down her*’ we never let any-! one think we need or want afything And as for the Hailroad commission ers. we wager there are not a dozen men in Walterboro wh« can narao them over’ When was High Sehool Inspector , Hand In Walterboro'* When did State Rural school super visor Gunter sp«yid two weeks in Col t The ladles-of tjje Methodist Mi ; - tdopnry Society ar*‘i tdanning tO.baVe , a <:tle during Court We* k, ‘com mencing on the J.Mh rh*T jxWJ t> prepared t*» furnish lunche-. <01.- siting «»f samlw iches. coffe**, -alat! take etc. The sale wilt :ake pit- at the vacant store I uildinji ne t door t*) the b trst National Buiik.. leton* M’lien was Miss JVrrtMt down here pushing her tomato club work* We might imiltiplv’ quest, ions sut h as these, hut what is Ih 1 ' Mrs. I». E. Martin of Lake ('it . Fin. who has been here spending a short Hmt* wit her h rother. Mr. I>. K. Martin, who is the efficient A. C. L. Agent at this point, has reurnetl to her home in laike City. While here Mr... Martin role* t«d a house and she will return in the near fu ture accompanied by the rest of the 1 famiiv. when they will occupy tM 1 hniis* 1 ’o« Hail Av*®. lorn. • ^e* I'.ow* r Soyth Carolina Is get*- .«< < t.pi-*1 by Mr. 8 F. M WUlvyfiis. ting a raw deal, and we will tl";c * — 1 . get it till v.e wake un ftn*! go af our rights like the\ ar 8 tlo'ng ‘n! i TRUTH TRIUMPHS ether |'h« **s about thi Mr What 1* •• John H« t1 oil ih »:• tt- * a*#*#**#*** I.OI)(>E SCHIMIL. * SAW**# Lodge Oct. Hi •* * * hte'l very nicelv in the a .facult' o’ v* rv competent till progress!n rare of teaeht r who ;>r* ”«• "'nkiti*” pr artit n; t>* go to the fair. As -re now having good w*‘:tth*'r hone O' ti’ it #111 continue untl » Don’t Wori’V Rjtt.ther Ihty Wheti you arc ^worried b\ li.u ‘ache; By lamene// and d/ir. ry d* n Don’t <Xr- ri vent wit!i an untr; v Walterh*. people’s ; - .... v Doan’s Kidney Bills Here’s Walterboro testimony. Vi- if . it if voq v, i-’.i' J A Westcrhen.’ v.-.Hknown . \f Fpir is over. Cur two Soci -tics Hampton rnet la-f i-nte.i the following ed, "That the cow '.iin Sfre* t . \V; d* room. .•>. | C. - • 1 ha\e no n nson to «liana*' the Ha'ne .tntl jn, u'.mtl s* to the merits ot Doan’s Frida.- iv.d d*.-| Kidm > l*H|s. I hayp had no ret urn .ti;c/A t''*v i kidney trouhle since T used Caeni X»eful| several y* .'.i- ago. I gladly Confirm than the hor>e." Th.s mi* \ was; my ferhier cndorseiiier. dehated by the ppbin.T' departlAenI |‘rt< • ;.t *U tlealtis. Ijy'lhe Jlayn*' S/Ci« t\ (Is. se who\m>- sdnplv a^k for a ki«lnev ret the qffudnrMive were: C«*c' I * A I S*^ Those) who re -Frank held the affi/mstive w.r Stanley. M/bel Jones. Bearl x ('un) niings Erwuit I’atriik npheldyihe negative were Fendef Be^rl Bt'nnett. Airman WiHutnV Hubert’For ^Jecla- itlon were Willie Cone, l*an»ie , Smonk. On comrwudtlon w. re, Vera Jordan. Walter Stanley The nega tive nitle won In the llalnpton So ciety those who tndteld the afflrma- th^ wer: Erbie Fender, Thurston Lawson. Mary Stanley Marshall, Brelknd. Those who'upheld the neg ative were * la'ulse Cone. .‘Rebecca Braid. Reba Fender. Smith <*arter. On declamation were Merrell Barnes Pttbv Jones On comnosltion were. Harrv Carter Jessie Haddock. The tudges <lcclded In favor of the af- flrmatixve. The School Improvement Assoela- tlon met at the school building last Friday afternoon, a ndeeedddiETH ‘ Friday afternooa and decided to have a Community Party .next'Wed nesday evening. Nov. 3. at the srhpot auditorium from 7 to 11 o'clock, for the married as well m the single folks. And everybody Is cordially invited to attend. Mr. and Mrs. W W. Cone and family' have Just returned from ••r— Don! :«**ly - t Doan'*- Kidney Pills the same ih** Mr Wcsterberg hail. Fe-te; Miiburn c . Props.. Buffalo, X Y. ‘BETSIE" REFUSES TO STAY AT HOME fT ALL “FARE" WEEK." K •« EXPECTS EXHIBITS Think* “Mr. GroobeV and “Col. Gl.’n Padget” Shold Hove Fine “Egg* 4 ’ • * hibitftV—Reasi*n. edendail. S. C.. nov. 1. 1915. Mr. editur of the Pres and Stan dard.—1 w us so glad ter sea that vt, prynted mi littul peace In yure lit- tul papur Ipst weak. Sum uv mi na- nera hav bin at me fur rittfn hit, but 1 told them that ef th^khad me edd.- oattion tha cud rite a) peare an git It prynted tu. tha sn*ire was Oik back t»i that remarX uv mine, fur tha mad tha eutKnewer hope' t* r hav there .peaces printed. Iltul Bll ar goin ter skule an lie se^ his teechur tole him ter hurrl up and lern heap so he cud rile, fur t’Tj« < papers tu. Bfl »es ter her. rnther purt like ml paw he Ain rite ter the papur and git his peace prynted hut l hair.t never send anithing ytt r.t prynt-'d ylt " the teecher w.«s so dumfound- dead that she hav not replldo t< r Bil ylt. But erboiit t!;e Fare, Betsie se*- she wil not st^ fer bum ani atnl-fb'e weak the fare is gwine on in Wcter- bure am! i tel hur that **1 she ‘■tale erwji atil tne weak that sumthvng wil Bhorely ketch sum uf her rhic’,:- inqw. she therfour avous that sac will karry evri wlin uv tern ter V't far*' nits she heleevei old speklp that ar \ihat she cauld *wun uv h »r olde hens wj.) taik fust prise on the kiml u**gP7: she lais of not her Ink i tole ii**r thet aul the chicking** at Ih*' fare’wild he aul uv wnn ctilh'r, that (*- tin* whyte chlckings w!l an 1 he v.hiyte and the hlalc wnns ->«! ( hlak and r€) op. not lik ole speckle aul the cutlers of (he fapebo. Betsle se»l she" iesp daired. tb-i f*'11**r Skilark. ur Shslark nr wha evur ku caul him. t«*r thro h**r c,hl(y- tngsgmten hecus I ha w ere like iowe cote uv tnanl culler*, so mr e<Htir- *-f vu no this feller wh"t is gwine/tor civ the prises on chicking** pu h'*l h**tt< r *e| him ter hav an i on Ftetsi’* chieHngs ur there wil sho he/tur” - hh* hapenings on the fare yrroun ’- Rets! me**us hisjnoes .an- thyro nr bind in her 1. she ses she nelee’ s that man what yu hav got /er Jed-'* the chlckings fsj» (Jnr.aian atiTwa •* » she doant no ef be cud tel th^ d : ferense uv a turkl an a /tr^lrip ar i- wo. I tl vu Betse «r not pot anl yu.^ fur tJurmang. mr. e*Iittire.’ we aul *rant ter '-“h (.h«*' awtfpmoheelry-whhn tha Up kloths^on It lik vu sn| tha w-1f h * in the parade., yu sed tha wild ’’v ivj) drest up. Befsi »es she shore sta up toun tel tlui git pffefi the streatz.-fur she dus not n’t run over hi won uv the TlitDil Bil ses We’! lief Hurd wil • »« ridin i-’i v^mi *iv them aut'fom-' f^tls. a" u>r Talur. an mr. Groober he «es he iest noes mr Groober "" .l\p\ "»or thvngs.ort ecgslhlt at Hi*' far** than ani uther w»r man in (♦’-r **ouoft ^or. mr. Grooher he alius talk-- s*> .hir erhout wn( * connM fare kin du fer neenuls. ‘ Litul Bet«l sue im* an ses (Jiaf she bets mr Glm nae-'t wil hav moar than mr Goober coz mr Gim padget has slch a higltv horse that she noes he must «et frn*" *the best korn and foder in the emm- ti, and mr Gim nadgt is jest erho-t a» bigily as his boss, wel. i rekin yu thvnk I cent rite or.i (Tlvn*' el-** hut (lie "fart'., an vy P" * rhenf sit.* f**r U is flie ftiges- thi ng we hVv f«>r thvnk uv doun he*>f. but mr editur*', i.heerd” sum Wun'-af' what went fer the hyg state faf-' that titer wus «r.lot uv egesiHK- ♦ h* ;t^.J** the countis maid hi, Hi** to miitnr^tlu!* gals liful I’.etsi** s**s sh*' jes wants ter git a-Vhantz tor sho them up-kunfrv gala hou ter niaik tomaters. nn ef our ofisers win! b- as up-ter-dait es-them uv the uther kounties so es we cud hav thorn rhea; thyngs tu. we hit*l *ln Jest ns wel ?- that ar dulh. i tole. hur thet them things wild iml <«in te r u* nb n iv • cud git nn-n in ofis who mid vonf fur them thvngs an *^ot he . t/r*u> ■ uv lo-in thear jobs, i hop*', mr * W ture’ that the orfjstrs wat hav fh : ' In charge wil tri jtehr git s.ini v, un eer runt over hjaer an put in -mu kluhs tVr us tu. fi Wil/ l.uk ft^r ns. jit tti*» fare * ir editur** w^e ar kittnin with fu’l. ft.ir" and Ter er big tune. ' # as evlr vortf*. ’ His v . St uni i ’ Mark ? ■« w ^ ^ - “THE RANGE ETERNAL” Everlastingly Good« Made By ENMMAN-MATTHEWS RANGE COMPANY ’ > ■ : * " / Two Generations of Maleable Range Builders / ■ . • /^ , * . 4 South Bend, Indiana, - S V/' 7 m m It Out Lasts, Out Looks and Out Cooks any other Range bn the market. Buy once and Never Buy Again $65.00 WITHOUT WARE A. Wichman & Son Walterboro, • South Carolina A big supply of latest style Ladies Coat Suits, Sport Coats, Ladies and Children^ Cloaks,- Ladies Hats. « 4 - ‘ We have this year the largest stock we have ever had of men’s suits, boys’ suits, men’s and boy’s pants. While at the Fair’come to our'store. We have some spedaL values to offer you. . ’ H.’ ZAUN CLOTHING STORE L Walterboro, S. C. 7^ mil A linmlc A’**n*tl|*ati*>f«. "About two iVurs ago when 1 h* tan using t’hambertaln’s Tablet** 1 had burn suftcrinr for sunn*' tlm- with stoma* b troubl*’.. .-uld < hrmib c«*nstii»i*»*on. Mv condition imnrov cd rapidly through the use of. th*'sr tablets. Since taking fo*ir or^*fv< hottlea of them my health has Wen Hue.’* writes Mr<* .lojtp Sewton, Try ing S Y. For'ale by all dealer** ’ 1m ■*- A. Williston. where YWy spent KevvTal «*njovable davs with their relatives. Ther'hnnught back with, them Mr. Bobbie Thompson’s little «on. who will attepd pcbool here this year. Prof, and Mr*. E. G, Garris ape*' last Sundga- wph Mrs. Carris’ brot or. Mr. Willie Berrv of Ashton. • We will have with us Lieut. Oov. A. J. Bethea, who will delivfr hr* lerfnrw n*»n Frldav nivht' Nov 9,^ Take At the Lodge achool auditorium. The peblle la/ roNlallr Invited. • f . M. B. Coae. Advanced Ifttb Grade. CALOMEL MAKES YOU SICK. UGH! • . vo • / ■ T t — j i m _ * It Salivates! It Make**, you sick and ^You May l>ose a IViy’s Work. You’re hilious.1 sluggish rnnstip/- t«d asd believe you need vile <l/n. serous calomel iu star^ your /ver and cb-jin your bowel*. Here’s my guarantee! As/ vour druggist for a 50 cent bottle *hf Dod son’s Liver Tone and take L spoon ful tonight'. If it doesn’t /tart vour ' ver and straighten yoi/ right up better than calomel a/d without griping or making you/sick 1 w ant vou to go to the story and get roar money. calomel today and tntnor- row you will feel weak and sick and nauseated. Don’t lose a day’s work. Take r. spoonful of harmless, vege table Dodson’s Livr* Tone tonight / and wake up feeling great. It’*- perfectly harmless, so give !t to your children any time. It can’t, salivate, so h't them eat ahytiKng afterwards. ... • 1 m Postmaster John E Smoak. . of Sqiaks. Dr. H.' M .Carter and IHti • son of Smoaks, were among tho:- who had Monday. business in It or bor* 8 M'hen the Baby Ha- (lie Croup. When a mother is awakened from wound sleep to find her child who has ione to bed apparently In the best of health struggling f, or breath I she rn k*ep h er presence of niind [ he can keep her presence of mind > and give Chamberlain’s Cough Rem-t ed every ten minutes until Vomiting ( is produced quick relief will follow | and the child will drop to sleep to awaken in the mornng as well as ever This remedy has, been In use for many years with uniform suc- For sale by all de*Jers. lm - * W. H. tfarn, I. A. Sauls and Wal ter Berry, of Smoaks. were among those who Caine to Walterboro Mon- COTTON SEED TO-DAY Vi.UtKKT SAVAGE Ki:EI*S ’^U; (•OI.XG I P PAHMKKS. SKE TU IT HE GETS YOITJ It FRO H. E. Sades and Wareehouse at Savage’s Saw Mill Near Depot Walterboro. 8. C. \ —