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•\r p I ' - , / v:* .. * I i : u Y +y~ - • ♦ ♦ X" V, * TAG! FOUR .AM) STANDARD The Press end Staodard ■nAHLUBD MTT. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 1, m: m. w. smoak. • # • • J ATbea UM people demand a clean canpilgn. and ahov their Intereel In. laauee, then will candidates stop personal abuse, and not till then. . Rather let the efforts he to edu cate the people to demand issues TrTJ-JJJ^JfpnihdP. than to abolish their chaaee tffS I to *** ai>d Judge the fltaees of cao dliUten by seeing them on the stsnd racing tbeir opponents. at the , C n es Wi iter- class ma Ati.4I.VHT ‘^PKKPAKKDNKHS ’ Tear I e a ’e e - rn e T REBOTTAlfCKa. All checks and drafts should he raws la farer ef the Press afl Look at the printed label on your paper. The date thereon shows whe« the subscription aspires. Per* ward your money In ample time for renewal. Notice date on label eare- fally, and If niit correct please no* Hfy aa at once. . . Snbecrlbers desiring the address state In their communication both of their paper changed, will please the old aad the new addresses. THAT APPKAL KOK All/ Elsewhere in thi. tHSiie there is . f. news story eallins at tent ion to some real misery and want, and tin appeal is made for help to tlibfte xufrerth*. Barely this appeal will not fail on deaf ears, bjit those who are able to do so will respond liberally and at once. It la pleasant to. sit cozii/ round one’s cherry fire with one’s family around, well fed, well r)a<i. ■nd enjoy the pleasure of an even ing knowing that there is no want nor suffering in the home. Hut will not such an evening be more pleas ant if you can reflect that during th« day you helped to make eom> V J other home a bit more happy, and filled with delight Home heart, hun ger for sympathy, or gave food i» ho ip** hungry little child. Need more be said to the Chris- • * ° V tian and kind hearted people of Wal- terboro? There Is suffering In your town—you can alleviate It - you will do sd. we ar« sure. 1^ HKCKKTAIIV K. I>. WKBB —■—— ^ , ’ One of the principal workers id South Carolina tor the uplift and betterment of the people, paid a first visit to Colleton County laid week, and spent two days' as the principal worker iit .the Colleton County Sunday School convention held at Cottageville Saturday ant Sunday It. 1). Webb, until recently a ritixen of Alabama, and coming to Seuth Carolina to take tbe place made vacant by the death of former Secretary John C. Carman, made a fine impression on the people who heard him at Cottageville. He is well versed In modern Sunday school methods, and is a gifted speaker, with a fund of aes^dote and Ulus, tfation which plea«M a s well as tn. Htrucls. \lc hairiSefore him a man’* task, and V filling It The results of hts labors will bp felt in improved methods of religious Instruction in the Sunday schoola ot the State., and the leaven of better citizenship will begin to permeate the body politic. The hope of a better moral tone tn the State is in the right kind of training In the schools, secular and religious. • Tbe material is. the young. State Secretary Webb wjfl he one of tb* prime movers In this forward work. We welcome him South Carolina, and to Colleton county.' A. great deal' is being said Just now on the subject of preparedness for tbe United 'States There are '.bout three claases of people- now- engaged* In this discussion. One class, and President Wilson jthis number, feehi that there should a larger ariny**nd navy and bet- I ter equipped, but not so much a* to I make of this country an armed camp dniilar to that of many European | nations prior to the great war now waging there. Then there Is anoth- |<*r class which feels that there could 4 be'milch greater ’’prepared- | ness’’ Hun Is advocated by the Pres ident, and one of the chief exponent* r,t this class is John Temple Graves. There is still another dans, ot which Hryan is the chief spokesman, who feels that it ig'ill .wrong to be get- ttrf ready for an imaginary enemy and Spending large sums for etriip- nient and preps rat ion. anil "lut the money spent for this could be better used. •The Press and Standard is a U liever in the last mentioned < lass, and we feel That with us ar* stand- Ing the great majority of, the ran’; • nd file of the eomnion people of the United States ,who. would have to do the fighting If this country wer* Cl forced into a war. Put a pistol in the pocket of a man and send him out and the chances are that he will endeavor to get a chance to uwe it. Equip a nation with anuankeqt an-! a large standing army and the c'han es are that thi H nation wHI be apf*j to find some chance to use them. The countries - of Europe tounil the chance, and have burled hundreds of thousands ofAbeir fine men and bil lions of wealth. The United States would do well to refrain from folltnv- ing In their footsteps, despite the clamor of those who wish t^exploit he government in the matter of pre paration, and despite the chorus of the jingoes. The victories of peace ire far m'ore^o he des'red than thot. - f war. :—. i, TALKING SHOP A KIT . Dny. Am •ajbysblD hunting party was fornsai last Thursday to go on « ffrtvs to the plantation of H. K. Sav age. A. C. Sanders. Haber R. Pad- wan moat successful. Six deer havfaff been killed daring tbe day. Among tbosa Is tbe party were H. E. Sav age, A. C. Sanders. Herbert R. Path gett. R. M. Jefferies, ('apt. Dillon. 8. B. Boynton, E. P. Red tab. J. C. Red- ish, H. W. Black. Jr. and 8. 6. Price. CASTOR I A. F«r laffcsts gad Children In Usn For Ovnr 30 Ynars is of r\ Always bears w.a I * tJlC Signature of Cakes e 1 . »* . Are made in a Ccleanly way. Just r-4. New Opemtor And AwMlstMMt. The public will be pleased to learn that there has been a change in. %h** personnel of the force at the local station, the new Workers there he ing P. S. Blair, of Yemassee. arnrt Greg Wjelby, of Lake City. Fl Blair ta not unknown to the of this county, having married MIst. . _ T - ’ Moore, a daughter of (’apt. J E. R [) O U T H 11 n^lPT ^ Moore. Mr. Welby is the brother of u ^ U L IlUU&tCI & Mrs. D. E. Martin, the wife of the ^ -t l*opular station agent at WalterlHiro. P 1*111 C V>&K0S. MOTHER TELLS HOW VIHOL a*. ^ 8b - In 5, 7, and 10 ■aga net Baueuta Bar strong , N«y?orkc»ty.-“Myiitueboy^M pound containers In n very weak, delicate condition as a K v,vtllvl Wfl A— la. -J m • ^ ^ ^ _ ^1.50, $2.00 and j take it I derided to try | Ao AA Vino! —and pith splendiii results. U spO«UU 03,Cll seemed to agree witn him so that now he , ^ • HUBSIfR’SIMKBty retry weak. result of gastritis and the nkeialea and there seemed no hope of saving his life. The doctor prescribed cod User oil but he could not take it. I derided to ‘ mi rnMMj w agi m wiui nil! r is a strong healthy boy.’’-Mrs. Thomas FmoERALO, 1090 Park Ave., N. Y. City. We guarantee Vinol, our delicious cod liver and .iron tonic, for run-down conditions, chronic coughs, colds and bronchitis. t olletoN UitlBen j ' ' fining to PKw-hla. I). M. farter expects shortly to re move his family from Ruffin 'o Florida. Mr. farter lias become in terested. in a turpentine distilling near Taippa. and experts to leave for hi H Florida home in a few days. Mr. Minstrel Thursday it na.i-r The young Mem. and Women of Ybnges Island and Vicinity will stage a BLACK FACE Minstrel Performance Thursday Evening at School Auditorium 'at 8100 o'clock The cast of Characters contains Splendid ,.i r y T , * , ~ [Amateur Talent, and the performances already^ llK0 Hubster S 0. given were unqualified successes. ' An evening of fun and mirth. GOOD JOKES DANCING, and LATEST SONG HITS. Players in Costume. Music by Metz Orchestra of Charles ton. * * \ Admission 15 and 25c Public Cordially Invited J. H. HOLMES ^’htrethe Dollar does you Justice . , • <* Dealer in - 9 . O ’ » k * , . Fancy Groceries, Vegetables Fruits and Notions J. H. HOLMES K. Bread is made. There is a perfect "*p..r purity and richness Pure Fruit Cakes Made in Walterbo- ro. Order yours NOW. - farter’x folleton friertdx will him succehH in hix new home. . w ssh Dunun THE fOU N T V-T< M'OU N Tl PAIG.N FAM. Much la being said and written np- od tbe matter of the continuance of the county to county campaign of candklateH for State office. A strong effort Will be made to abolish the O campaign, and force |Jie candidate: for Stale office to conduct their Own campaigns. While there Is much that is injected into these campaign minings which should have no place in the diHcuHslon of the issues. Th • Ureas and Standard is noF sure that It would be a good thing to 'discon tinue the performance. ^ How ’ else would the voters get an opportunity 'if seeing and judging the fitness of the candidates? The editor of Toe PresH and Standard much prefers to -co the man for whom he votes, anj{ to ae« him tested and tried In publi.' debate with his opponents. If he is a man he can holt) his own, and meet the onslaughts of his opponents. Gradually the matter of personal at tack will be eliminated and the 1s- nuea Will be discussed Demagogy aad personal abuse will H top just a* soon as the people show that they do not Want, nuMtyof It. Who draws the biggest crowds now when there is a speaking? I 8 It the man w&j calmly discusses the issues, or is it the man who attack^ bis opponent? The Pres* and Standard a few year* ago. adopted the cash-ip-aii- \ance policy, and has been stopping the papers of subscribers who <11*1 not pay in advance for their sub scriptions. Since coming back Walterboro the first pf last May and assuming the management of tin* ftepef. the present editor did n it stop any papers till November 20th. giving the subscribers full oppni- tunity to renew. We have been much gratified that *0 many renew tin have come in. and that it ,w;<< necessarv *o stop much Ics* than 100 sub!' riptions, in order to pla«e nr list again on a strictly cash-in advance basis. Since May 1st. ar. ! without making any special effort to do so. we have added almost a half thousand names, and fvery day w nln’ce one or more new names on our list. This N Indeed gratifying, and Ve appreciate It. But there are many homes Into which The Press and Standard do*** not .Vet go. It should be a weekly visitor to every home Itj (he county, md wo feel sure that the non-sub scrlber would appreciate it if yon who read this would induce bim to ubscribe. Tell him some good things you uee in every ituiip- of tha paper and ask him to senti in his subscription. Another thing, wion’t you send ns any item of news you^Jmppett^io now? We wish to give all the new 3f..thw county, and unless you tell uvl ow are we to know? Any Item will v appreciated, and if -uinity has not a live correspondent,. ill you not suggest one,, or act your gelf? ’ We are w orking hard and ‘hinking much for things to help Colletoa countjL Will you not, els^ t t bit. of thinking and planning fiflr the'* common good* Give us'-your idea^Y It does not matter If we ee with you 'or not. or if, your ideas wdll he popular. If they are honest, they will be ^respected. Then read the adverflseim-nts. | * N / Many a dollar has been save<| by -eading all advertisements, ami oelng the real bargains often after.-, d. This paper carries all legal ad vettisemertts. and all county adver- 'isements, anil these are worth the urice in many cases of -a year’s sub 'riptloB. How.would you suggest Tor its to improve the paper? We would bo glad to have your idea- S*-nd them in, please. •f Makr Dwii fob Dufkfcr’i UaMy u. Read>, Ky.—’ was not able to du anything for nearly mx months," writes Mrs. Laura Bratcher, of this place, "and was down in bed tor tlir:e months. 1 cannot tell you how I auhered with my he.. 4 and with nervousness and womanly tW'les. Our family doctor told ary husband he could not do MB any good, and be h id to give it up. ’We tried another doctor, but lie did no; help me. <, At last, my mother advised me to take Cardui, the woman's tonic. I thought it was no use for 1 was nearly dead and nothing seemed to do me any good. Bui I took eleven bottles, and now I am able to do all of my work aad my owa washing. I think Cardui ie the best medicine la the world. My weight has increased, and 1 look the picture ot health. ” If you sutler from any of the afimenti peculiar to women, get a bottle of Cardui today. Delay is dangerous. We know it wlU help you, for it has helped so many thousands of other weak women ia tbe past SO years. AtaUdncgjala. PEARCE A BATTEY, the Savan nah Cotton factors, are substantial, reliable, and energetic. Tbeir ex. tensive warehousing facilities and superior salesmanabip are at your command. They are abundantly able to property finance afty quantity of | cotton shipped them. Isn't it to your interest to try them?-" Do it now and be convinced. 9-ll-6m THE BAILEY-LEBBY COMPANY -i • • , - . Machinery, Mill and Plumbing Supplies Automobiles, Tires and Accessories * _ <0 Agents For The U. S. Tire Company’s CELEBRATED G. & J. TIRES Charleston, South Carolina. The Pnce Maker Offers This Week / y W. <h W. Meeting Date Changed. On account of the regular meet ing coming during the Christmas holidays. Omega Camp. W. O. W. ha* changed the tiuit of meeting from the 4th Frida\ .light* to Mie night of Thursday. ICth. A full at tendance of the officers nnd im-mlx-rs is uVgel at this meeting A party of Islandton business men were among those who were in Wal- terboro Monday. Those who came over la Mr. Keats's car were H. II. Kentx^Jl. R. Padgett. M. E. Kre*-uian and J. 8. Sanders. \ 1 hood WhitelRicc 3 Quarts For rV / Catarrh and Colds / /^T.B.Rkl Relieved osm ir Is a preat achievement. ^Afost [u-opli- would bcvvvdl and ha|i|iy were it twit for\a- Urrh. Jt is wi.r^t ten years »Xj any Mtic’s life to learn how to I'd rid .J.catarrh. PE-RU-NA will show yuu. much qnickcr than any one could tell youvj h<>w to jijit rid of catarrh, v THE PCRUN A CO^ Colmabwa, Ohio Mr*. Emma Gannon. 10? Souih |»t.. KcWnot-c. Ills., writes' '•F»*r tlfttw-n y<-am I bad catarrh of the' bead. abU stomach. I* sou Id hardly walk My attention waa called to The JUIa“8r Life.* 1 read it through 'Di«n Uiught a teatl.. of i*erurui.'I um entirely well now." keen Coffee A PER POUND Also a Large, New and Up-To-Date Stock of Shoes at [Greatly* Reduced Prices. All we ask is that you give Us a Look Before you Buy. THE POOR MAN’S FRIEND