The press and standard. [volume] (Walterboro, S.C.) 1890-current, November 10, 1915, Image 2
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SUFFRAGISTS ARE
GETTING BUSY-
THE PRESS AND STANDARD
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER, 10, 1915
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A-kin^ Sia«*v-turr» t'* for
kkiua! for Uonun.
E4T WITHOUT FEAR OF
INDIGESTION OR
SOUR,.
(tidard ha? b#*cn
lo tht lolloping
The Prea? and St]
nelied lo *l\e spate
coni imrairatioii
To Suffragist of C Ur ton Count* ■
i-:i4U»l suffrage r solutions and
amendment* *tll h strongly pr“-
n nled during t|t« corain c w asinn of
Congress. South CaroMoa ,repn-
s( ntativnr hate heretof«»re either op
posed the measure 'hr been Indiffer
ent because •entlment in this State
has not warranted aetire support.
The time has come when It Is neees-
Fary to advise our t nlted States
Senators and (’.ongresHmen as to the
strengtk of tfce movement In South
Carol'.an in orter that they may truly
represent us In Congrats.
At the annnnl meeting of the
South Carolina Equal Suffrage Isa.
gue In Columbia recently a resolu
tion to petition our Congressmen
was uaakln^onaly passed, and plans
•for gistak ^nry puttngW in
State aa opp^anity to take part la
this petttlaa sraa made.
The follavlnc are the renoluUoas
to he proses ted to anr delegation in
Coagtoto and yon are Invited te
sign and nmll to (he Chairman of
the Coagrtaalanal Committee at
once. Men as well as wo^en nro
argnd to eooparsto with os by Mgs
lag. si nee • representative list U de-
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trhrnrr The South Carolina
Equal Suffrage Uengae. an organ!
nation Of l.«M dtotoberm. desire to
cooperate with the National Ameri
cas Woman Snffttite Association,
through Its Confreqslonal Commit
tee. for the tmrpdee of necurag the
p hy Congmaa of the Susan B
Aathoay nn*eudrteat to the United
States Constitution, granting suff
rage to Wonfea upda tae same terms
as aAen:' and ' •»
Whereat. Relteratlag the long es
tsblished principle of nonpartisan
ahlp on thn part of the National
American Woman Suffrage Aaaocla
tion. with which our organisation Is
affiliated, we aak for the aupport of
all political part lea In our effort* to
secure the paaiage of this amend
ment Ip Congees* end. Its ratification
. the State Legislature; and
Wherea*. All of the National 'go-
ItWal ^parties except two have al-
i *dy declared their euoport of the
principle of wotifin -su.'i'ragc; there
fore Np it - •
He.iofved. That we hereby rennest
•he Hon. B. It. Tillman and the Hon
K l> Sn'ith. I nite.J States Senator.-!
from this St. t -. ;.*»<! *le- Hon |t*ch
ini \\ iai»*>. ;:c|irv‘‘entative >r tor
rr«-. from ** Hif V-t Coiivre>i*io , iril
I'i.^irict of Hie'State, to vote for this
;.d;n* n* and lo ^i‘-e th*-ir fullest
nfluen'* in ii • favor; ami
We lui'i r Tha* 'u I' hv
“Pape’s
(•aasy.
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l>la|M>|isiir' Fixe* Sour.
I fteet Stomachs in (■'Ive
Miytes.' .
If what you Just ate i* souring on
vour stomach or lies like a lump o
lead, refusing to digest, or you belch ,
s land ,erurate %our. undigested
food, o rhaving a feeling of diwlnesii
heartburn, fulluesa. nausea, bad
taste in mouth and stomach head
ache. you can surely get relief In five
minutes.
Ask your .pharmacat to show you
the formula, planly pralted printed
on. thus* flfty-cent can** of Pape*
Dtapepsln. then you will understand
whv dlspeptlc troubles of all kinds
must go. and why It relieve aour
out-of-ordur atomachs or indlgaatlon
In flvp minutes. “Pape’s Dlapepaln
Is ' harmless; tastes like candy,
thoagh each don* wll digest and pre-
pars for sasiiisllaUoB Into the blood
sir the food yon sot; besides, it msk
as you go to tbs table with s healthy
appetite; bat what will plsass yoa
mosT. U that yo. feel that yoar
stodiach aad latesfaes are clena
and fresh, aad yoa win not aeed to
resort to lagatlyaa or llyer pins for
bilioasaeaa or coaatipatioa. _
This city will “• n f Pnp« ■
Dlapepeia’’ cranks, as "o'"* P*° P ‘*
will call th»m. bat yoa will be -en
thusiastic abont ttala splendid stom
ach praps ration, too. If you ever
take it fof Indigestion, gasses, hesrt-
surn. sourness, dyspepsls. or any
’stomach misery. , "
Get some now. this minute, snd
rid yourself of stomach* misery snd
digestion In five minutes.
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AHHTOV M H<M»I.
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lodge. B F. n. Nov. 5.—AM th^
students of the Ashton Graded
School above the fourth grade have
ieen organized Into the f’arli*!** I.lt-
erarv Society. The Socletv I- .made
up entlrelv of students and all f™-
"rs are filled by the students.
The following officers were elect
tied to serve ;he first term v Kch
will be. from Nov. 1st to Jan. 2nd
President. Miles Murdsugk; Vice
President. l>*lla .Tones; Secretary
Maggie liters; Treasurer. Phobe
fl^rs Cri.lc i.eila Murdaugh: <Vn-
Audrey Smon; and 1-eon Mur-
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Tiie Socety wjll hold its reguler
HMKDKKS.
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Huff in. No\. 5.—Snieders ^gnooi
began its session (Xtobcr 11. under
the management of Miss Mend Pad
gett. We have only twenty-two pu
pils on the rpll now. men will begin
later.
Dr. J. P. Padgett has Jurt -return
ed hOtfO* 'after a very pleasant trip
to Jacksonville, Fla., where he has
been visiting hi^ brother, Joe! Pad.
gett. *
Mr. Ernest Kinsrd of Smoakr wa
a visitor in this section Sunday.
Mr Philip Yarn and two daugh
ters, Pearle and Lillie Mae. visited
Miss Wlel Yarn last Sunday, who Is
attending the Carisle Fitting School
at Bamberg.
Mr. K. L. Benton left • Monday
morning for Charleston, where he
as' gone on a business trip.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Brant have
returned to Ridgelnnd. They have
been visiting aroynd here, their
former home.
Misses Callle Latne. May Nettle*
and Howell Nettles spent the week
«nd with their ancle. Mr. George
Nettles, who lives la the Black
Crept neighborhood.
Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Drawdy aad
daaghts. Alma, of Varnvtlle. spent
the day at the heme of Mrs W J.
Getsinger last 8aaday. iV
Mias Corn Vara has been visiting
friends at Roffta. bat returned home
Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Lucas Berry, of Wal-
-bnro. dined at the hem* of Mrs
Annie Getalnger last Sunday. .
WO were Mery to beer of Mrs. J
B. Padgett’s accident. She had the
misfortune to fall and hOrt herself
very badly. We hope she will soon
be ••W* to be out again.
Well. Mr. Editor, look for u« at
"wlr. We are coming It the weather
permits.
SARA GETSINGER.
Eight Grade.
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h 0 first meeting I" Thurscl.i>.
Vov. 4. at S P. tf . at ‘he school
mllding.
' -h •/ folpnviur (’etp.il for s'rvio
i j ported- by ’l>'' setretafV;
hate: fo sol .! That
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10 CENT CASCARETS'
. BEST LAXATIVE FOR
LIVER AND BOWELS!
Best for Liver and Bowel**. Bad|
Breath. Biul Cold*. Song Stom
ach.
(Jet a Ih.cent box.
Pick headache. * bill ousness. < oat- j
d tongue, head and-nose clogged up
lyjtli a cold—-always trace this to I
torpid livi-r; deliveredlsNETATHTT
torpid liver; delayed, fermenting of
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Intestines. instead of 4>eing ijUst out
of the system is re-absorbed ir'c the
Mood,. \Yben this poison r •cho-
tlie (i« lie^te'tirain ;f ue. ir can.-
i. I,t. s.ion a-rd ii i! di ll, ihroi.i inr.
: io> ori'hK hend«i( i!*.‘
C.-iscargts inmo di..4*
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“THE RANGE ETERNAL”
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Bvcrlastingly Good, Made By
ENGMAN-MATTHEWS RANGE COMPANY
Two Generations of Maleable Range Builders
South Bend, Indiana,
• -• . wtl show you why
It Out Lasts, Out Looks and Out Cooks
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any other Range on the market. He will also give you a useful Cook Book and
an Interesting Souvenir
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A $10.00set of Cooking Utensils goes with eacr “Range Eternal'’ purchased at
A. Wichman &. Son
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d fluff- svd icivy the app*-i.r:in(*
of abund;uir<-. an Ineompnrnhl*
zio-- ..til s"ffn« s< hut, what v.ri
’*1* as* >i'ii n. >st will l»e aft**- just n
f* w week’.. u<e. when von will act
util;, a lot of fine. dew'n> hair
ne« hair- -growing all over the
scalp., • -
l>catli «»f l.»m*rn Kinard.
Tli* 1 Angel \l>.ited our home
O. t IS. 1 *ir>, and claimed for its
own «>ur darling little .»<» He,was
h 'ears and s Ki<*ntlis .djl and was a
elit liUl* f.-llow and th** light of
liir home
!I. t > mourn his l**ss a
I rl l.rnken tatlier and mother. tw n
Httlo “!*•♦ rs ami a dear old erand-
I't’ier th.it I** loved so dearly y***-
'• host «>f relatives and friends
Ml was don* for him rhat loving
! .nds and a plivsiiian eould do but
•’othins seeiut'd to do any good
’1- • Coil Mess ev^tv one that ♦'elp
j <1 so willing)' during his sh-kpfvs
• n*l death l» w iw s(* hard to gi'-
ir onh little l*o\ up but Cod's wil -
t»e done. ^tfoV our'*.
“ ( \*leep in 'esns. oh »*ow sw»*i*
From which none ever wakes to
w cep.
>tnh a littl eflowrr
Pu ked In earh t.loorn
A r»d *ny thoughts will e'er
Winder around his precious I ttl
tomb.”
“Cone, but not forgotten ’’
Mama.
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had mine
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> toda' that I a unliving.
Not a month ago.
It..'m.’ losin". takin - givln".
* An tiliu- "IBs it so
Yesterday a cloud Yif porrow
Fell across the way:
ma} rain again tomorrow.
It may rain hue ^av
n't it fine toda> ?.
I or Indig'-stion
Nev. r t..k. p- psln and pn par.r
tiop toiitaining pepsic, or other fo-
m.;0t- for indigestion, as- the r. o:—
vou take the ihore vou will have t»>
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like Chamberlain's Tablets that wi:*
-‘nahle the stemai Ii to perform It'
'-nations patiirnlb F' v r sale i v ■*l'
dealers ,J Itp
11;-*.- «if Xl.-eting t'lmnged
a • .r ti t’r «« -snd Standard •
Please sav for mi through *.out
per that 1 will preach at Coll* ton
I, Thursdav night, the ISth inst
"si'i.til of Wednesdav. pivlit. the IT
'nst. And on account of the Sunda'
;< load e«'nventton. fhat ron'i nes at
Yiitiiups on IRth w* ( \>Ml not
mdcmt our meeting frosOhe
Respertfnil'
J R Smith
18th
No wIM r***» Malaria nr Bit
lous Fever. It sills the germs.
.-iy-4m
tound d*-ad. Mr S'i* : th •' ^tf-
',ed h> n wife and s v/ral (hildren
HOW’S THIS?
Wo offer One Hundred Dollnr*
Reward for nnv ea-e o* Ca arrh that
cannot be cured by Hall's Catarrh
t’ure,
F. .! Cheney for the tu.-* 1 X’ear.
We. tin undersigned liave known
F. .’ t henev for the last l*. >vars
amT l>elieve him perfertK honorab’e
in all business tranr.*tio-s and fl-
namlaily able to earrv out any oble
cat tor - made bv bis firm.
NATIONAL bank of commerce
Toltdo- O.
Hall's Catarrh Curt s • aken ’ijier
all', ai tine directly up* p the blood
.and mucous surfaces o* Hie system
Testimonials sent fre* Price TS
i.nts per bottle Sold^n nil Drug,
gists
Take Hall's Family kills for consti
pation. V,
% . • 1 m
lU'eouintcods < lisnitH-rlain’s Cmigh
Remedy.
“l^»st winter I used a bottle of
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy fo r
bronchial rough., I felt its benefi
cial effects immediately and before
' had finished the bottle I was cured
I never tire of recommending this
"-*".'dv to mv intend* ’’ v rft** Mrs.
William Bright Ft Wayne. Ind. For
sale by all dealers. ' 1m
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A Htr supply ji 13 Tst style I.
Coats, Ladies and Children’s 1’ic .iks. Ladies
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We have this '. ear the largest stock we have eve
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had of men s suits, boys' suits, men's and boy’s
pants. While at the Fair’ come to our store. We
have some special values to offer you.
E ZAUN CLOTHING STORE
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Walterboro, S. C.
THE BAILEY-LEBBY COMPANY
Use Queen
oftheSonth
Corn
Cotton
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Ginners’
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Supplies
nnd I will
wa-s mn-'l m
ca-c
Write me
plain ho" I
days of a
Pile*' of
"ithour pain
tion from lui-ine". V
need ►jfl'er from thi*
c'-
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of
Charleston, South Carolina
severe
10 years standing
knife or dot* ”'
. one
di*£
4c case when this humane <ui**
g: c.*n Ik* had right here ’ n
4c Sotit'i Carolina.
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For Weakness and Loss ol AP^'
Tti* Old Standard grarr*! .trvngP'‘tiiog •
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