The press and standard. [volume] (Walterboro, S.C.) 1890-current, December 29, 1915, Image 7
Wednesday, December 29, 1915.
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THE PRESS AND STANDARD
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TAUK HBVKH
WALTER BORO BRIEFLETS
Items of Interest Garnered From the Wireless on the.
- Streets of Walterboro. 1
Into Home • ('hiroes Rinjc.” >by Supt. Smoak:
Oa Main Street. | cIosIhk pfayer by Rev. . b'. Smith
Mr, pnd Mr*. Frampton P, Wirh- 1 and a number of foor* ty the rhil-
man. who 1 have been ocrupyibg the dren. 1
Murphey residence, hate moved intoj —
the residence on.Main atreet recent- KpiMi.iiaf Tree
ly vacated by the family of A. F. i • i W«k Big S«rce*>.
Butler, next door. to.the old Farni-i The Sunday school Christmas tr^e
„ . , . Episco- scholar to write
pal church, was quite a sue.css.
There were preMtat a lartte cumbe-
of the. members of the school and
era and Merchants Bank.
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School Will
Benin Monday.
The Walterboro High and Graded
school will begin j?s session agatn j visitors. Rev. Herbert F. Schroeter
On Monday, after two weeks holiday.* the pastor, gave an'instructive talk
The teachers and pupils will again a^r which Santa C!au«v appeared
assemble to begin their work for «nd gave the presents to the r.iom-
the remainder of the term, after en- bers cf the school.
joying the holidays in their various 1 ' -—o
ways. Ha* Issued New
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tWritten for last week.)
Walterboro. Route 5. Dec. SO.—
The correFpoQdent regrets, beyond
expression, that he has let to Ion*
a time elapse since he has written |
to. The-Press end Standard. For 1
those who do not understand why
the regular correspondent doe-» not
give the school news from Peniel. I
wiah to say: by way of information
that early last fall The Trcu j r.d
Standard was so kind as to give
Space in which an Rdj^aiiocai Fe-
.. , . port meet was esuLt>\»d Kuen
giren f rlday afternoon to the Sun- ,chool wan requested' to have
da, school of the 8t. Jude’s Episco- schnl.-
Telephone IMrectnry.
The Colleton County Telephone
Company has just issued r. nrw teh-
directory. This Is r.‘ neat
Kniaht* Will
Install Officers.
, Ashh,^ Farrow Lo<lge. Knights of!'Phono i 8
Pythias will install its newly - elected booklet*frera the prers of Tne Presa
officers Tuesday evening of next aDf ! Standan!. and ahev.s ub-
week. which will lie fhe . regular. *cribers as of date Dec. 1st. The
meeting of the lodge. In addition 1 <’ : rc<"‘Q”y carries a number of ad-
to the installation there will be three' vertisements of local concerns. Si*.
candidates for the Esqnire rank, j Peurifoy is president of the Col-
Thesc two attraction* will doubtles...-ton County Telephone Company
cttrftct a large attendance.
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\e*t Monduv Will'
Be First Hnlesdny.
therefore. «li coirespond, nts w* • r
•Icpr»«d fropi using a » news
^' i ' ’ • t ..I am sofr,- (1^(4, '• n 1 . •
h*-i..**n >0 neglected as to ic^e al)
foT advej tisement. that which she
so much needs. But all concerned
>jeed not b» 'blaming the correspond
ent for that which he is absolutely
innocent. This new educational de
partment is, I believe, an important
medium through which to train cor
respondents, but when one is depHv-
"h! of giving school news, naturally',
the .paper of which the new# agent
belongs is deprived from having bis
lcttt>f so frequently ‘•imply bernu**?
it assume* all logic?' news".
Ear! Hiers is seen quite often ;n
to\‘.n.
Start The
Thtf first sales-day in 1916 will be
rext Monday, and this will doubtless
be the occasion of a large gathering
of the people of the county. There
arc several tracts of land to be sold
Mr. Finerm.'.n } who represent:* •!ie|
. ,, . ompany \v. o. \V.,. spent the^xc k-ihd with I
and II. S. Anderson,,.manager. the Ramseys. •
' 0 ~ 1 i J. W. and Mrs. Reynolds of Round
Bent . ,-pent a few days with the Irdtcr »•
‘•Sc|.te»nher M.nm.*’ , I brother. P L. Bootle. •' "
Quite n humber of Walterboro! George Gruber and J. W. ReVno'dr
folks >went to Charleston Saturday of Round, accompanied by P. K.
to attend the theatre Saturday evenr
Ing. .The play being "September
Morn.” Among those who went
and'in addition the usual number of. "‘ere: Mr. and Mr;;. ,W. G. GloVer,
Bootle, spent a, few day* deer hun*
ing last week.
Mrs. Eiy Smith was taken to Char-!
RIGHT
lesten Thursday, where she will an-
▼ _ _ - ljt\-.vvx*a4»U4 tt n a * * • 1 ^ * ' Oil? »n||f kJ if
people will be present to see who Mr and Mrs. Homy Glover and I iergo an operation’. I* is hou.l-’haj
else came to town on this-occasion.! Mi 8 " Eunice Glover in Mr. Glover's 1
'ow; I. M. Fishburn, M. C. Fishburn,
Little Bov Now , .
Out of Danger. . n,
• Announcement is made that little
Floyd Blocker, the little three-year-
old son .of Mr. and Mrs. G. J.
Bloekor who has been quite ill of I
diphtheria, is now out of danger,
and is rapidly Convalescing.'• By the
use ot anti-toxins the disease wht
kept from sureadine tc life oflvr
members of the family.
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Hunting Party
At Horae Shoe.
A party of hunters from Orange
burg passed through town Monday
morning en route to Hprseshoe^
where they sp^wd several days
on a deer hunt. Among those .*n
•-V, p--ty may be mention: W. S.
* ee -H. 8-Holman. K. .1. Sally'. M.
G. Sall>, Laurie Fairey, Benton Bell.
T. D. A. Livingston.
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••\x‘i,l»r» fjift rhH tn»«“”
At Methodist Church. % * | prompted by.a gentleman who wish
The •‘White Gift Christmas, ex-.*d to know .‘•Where Jie wa! - . at.”
crcises tit the Methodist «churt h were
on toyed hv a large rowp-'a .
' These"eFtFc^scr embraced the ‘Ul *-
of gifts from the school to t’-e ^cn\
in hpwn eonsisfirg ot niom y it'd :
t'cleP of other kinds. Quite' .. ne;it
sum o> mdhey, was veajf^ed and af
ter usinX ^ hor'i > 1 of tk’si 1 s," r
♦ hr» re*na^dpe vi-; 1 ; *e ‘•''•j* '1 ft-
Bpv orth Orphan i.-'e.
An ’ interest*n*T program 'was, 'Mr-
pled ou* StindCy nftepRcF**. eew • , «t-
ing of’ •‘A fttofV of f "' O'iie- \V“ >
Mar.” which was told hv M. P.
Howell,?Esq., and a slb y. ' Why the
Harold Fripp. A; A. Diederieh and
Jess' deTreyllle in Mr. Fishburne’s
car; I. M. Fighbtirne. M. ('. Fishburn!:
G. Gruber and. H. H. Padgett in Mr.
Jefferies’ car. w
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H. Zalin Goes to
Northern Markets.'- ’
H. Zalin. one of Waltttrhoro’c
lending mcrch ’rts and husinops men
left Sunday for n business trip to
northern markets. Mr. Zalin h «
none fe Chicago, and fro tv. there ‘•e
•will go to Cleveland. Oh >. :•.; 1 r.p
to New York. Phtladelphip, ;-j»< ndirig
several weeks on hii- f'p.
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A Pertinent
Question Asked. ’
The Press and, Standard has hen:
handed the ■ following question -
"Please teak thf^, authorities wjien
the operation will be success n il an.l
that Mrs. Smith, will soon -ot’irn to
her hoiye.
Sunday afternoon Ben Pelluuv and
Miss Do* ia Bowers were :.ia ri''d.
Also-John Fletcher an l N,i--s Brnnep
Fisk. Mr. Pellum and M- Fh'fcher
are of Peniel. "while MrX P-'l**;*n and
Mrs. Fletcher are of Tavener Btacch.
ihev will be at honie to fk"te .!’' *«ds
at Pen'el T qe-idn V rtceemb?? 28th.
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. (Xll.llS NKKD ATTENTION
Internal throat itn»i cnest tronblez
pro*! uce- k. 1 nf la mm t Jon. irritatim).
swell.ne or soren* >r. and unless
checked as once, are I’kely to lead
*0 se'i*-»:« t-oub’e* *-t- Ufr p,[ j n finiej
Dr. Hell's Pine-T>r-Honey loosens ( ^
the phlegm and destrpvg the germ''*
whi;h have settled in the throM »rj
nose. It ** ? 00thing . and healing t
Plr.c f? antiseptic;- .hobey is' Fent , «- j
ing—both together poises* ex«ylbutj
Begin it in Walk-Over shoes and you have taken the first step to
ward making “1916” a happier and more prosperous year hap-
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pier because you are more comfortable* more prosperous because
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your material prosperity depends in a great measure on your phys-
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ical comfort. Step into the* New Year in a pair of Walk-Over shoes
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For Men, and Women, $3.50 to $7.00
SEE OUR WINDOWS
J. P. Herndon & Son
Walterboro.
they will be (vbfo to give us the! nicditr.l qualities for fighting cold i
l names of the different street - * of | r»*rir ist on Ur. Beli’r Pin-'-T. . -
Walterboro." This question was Honey. 2.ac. ail druggist 8 -
H. <1. SIIKKIDAN. SK., UK \l>
W.a
On >r tli- B'* - known Ten* !:-
ers in Lower I*.'*t cf State.
Freabj teHitr.s llrv** *,
Fiijoyable OfTiivi-'i
The Christmas tree at th > Pr"'n-j
t( -: n.r. church Monday evening war. p rom Greenwood I'Mex, IW*. 16.
rnloved- !/r r lan.' isr.^er _pf C Mr. Hugo G. Sheridan. Sr., d el
members of th > Sum’ny achcw}! r.rd hie, home here Sundgv nrght ;f.er -
their friends.. The exercises c-nr' | ong in news. His health, had h '
cd cT a number of . o gs and r* - - ever since’“his reni<r.';i! ♦*> Clr* n
Lit'dns hy members^ of the rchool. wood, but it wa* ‘ hoped ythat" th.
and ajUilk or t r meanln" of r 1 ■ • ( -h anB H to the up-eountrv won!-’ im-
nns by Mu —.srpr; Rev. S.Jt. Ho •. p rov e bis condition. Me !»ecak r?
After thh th" p 's-nts were dl*- / a ji about av year ago and his *-or.-
tributed to f.io children by a real '-•on hiis been preiariois for !*er , ' p
live Santa Claus.
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PLEASANT GROVE
COMMUNITY FAi
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KeV. \V. S. <■ MMiivin, of Hulibur
Hesi rih* Cni 'yi'.bl' Lv.-ni i.i
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Mr. Editor; • * d iv.->
from the soj-ndjd^ X’ dlct r. <
Fai’' to our "cMer;'t:- - Cm*
rtunity” i\lx 1 ei*l bout f
cm* ircry/ R ; d hn?-.- "t .» •
•fJ*ove school -ho ' i . .'j ri! --'’ •
fthooL' .
, Tlie ex •ci: ■ he-. r,
^ng: a d* light:el rrr-sr- • •
hv th*' rrhod, ec;;.'!a ' d wi:i’
r‘line add’*'' 8 !•> Ju '- -<1 ”
Chestfe. 1 T'he n N’t d IV. -
. wrtr IJal* day. \'thot;g
’’• r ':ily day, about '• ve bur
•Me gat here*!. D nn r v.
r-'t a long •dr-"''.
'at* It *—'>*■• || \ ”
bition. of the nirrl < Mr. r •
v." 1* h all freely pifrtook.
The'/arm exhibits overflowed the
..pages elIot*ed into the long, phiz/1
1 they would have done credit to
county fair. The woman's room
13 just filled with beautiful and
•-•"•eful Specimens of their handiwork
’ go to jnake an ideal home. - "
Your scribe planted one acre of
corn, made .only about twenty-five
bushels, but took the blue ribbon
*• the best ten ears whit** coin;. v
Morris” variety.
The swine exhibits r e- b
"*ldcring than a? vour own (du -
'air. there being s-ver'i b; • fi* ’
pens of Red Durocs r.k w**M
.. f tughr **'» th'-nro' • * v _
'.og railing contest: in i '
'■netltors. about a (loz‘''i. 1 - ' >
‘'•'school house steps ;”**l *;
p q.’i-ip o *' *dr 8 f f'<>(
, * ' old"n time Uist 5 fv f
r«K»terr,, ‘the people scatter ( ‘v '
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t t— ^ p'p. -kT,'.
XvivU '.van up.
'itb. hogs a:id, Fxwl.f.
; u !i net' * • i**r 1 w t '*. a . . ?
ny Jjovh. veten, **.c., r..i 1 now '. sr’-
(repnie.'f rj;:‘< .i.:> i.
looking, .comfortaol*. conveni.'n.
is'.; .1" g< tCng tJj W -thc
'.ant to know ii«»niething
b ill ft 'a.*!'. Ur- le !< .r;*.* y
V Y. S. CooDW
Richburg, S. C.
♦ me Mr Sheridan was a son of
the late.Prof. Hugo G Sheridan, who
was one of the best known teach'* ,
in the lowbr part of the Stat . "'
• jtlH'r of years*!** "inlucfe’ *
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ANOTHER WOMAN tELLS
Bow Vinol Made Her Strong
Beallsville, Ohio. —‘‘I wish all ner
vous. weak, nan-dow n women could have V
Vinol. I was so run-down, weak and
n n ous I could not sleep. .Everything 1
at. hurt me, and the medicine f had ta
ken aid me no good. 1 decided to try
Vinol, and before long 1 could eat any-
thing I wanted and could sleep all night.
Now I am well and strong, and in byt- ~
ter health than 1 have been for yearF
- Mrs. Anna Millison,BeallsvillpiDhie.
We guarantee Vino! for all ruti-down,
.veal: r.nd d* .Rate ,1 conditions.
•totim *1 Klein. Druggist,
Walt* rboro, s. f\
\ f gV-.--.t-r, • i„ |»,t : '*, tt/Vl’
^*’tb h : s f;i*»i.*r a***! th«i.' 1: ;
'qe?’ib*-r of the fai ilty * f ,v -- r*
'■ 1*> l 'it»!"r ir. .ho'*' c* Panih*; r JJ •
’-o taug .♦ at Wal^etb ro and ,\f
« - otf: Ertv’Uo. Mr'* 8fj* ri'ii* j ct' • '
ftr.- n-Aoo;l *0 •'"become e ■-o'* i at !
" i*h hi/* brothe • Pri»f. F >L S'** r -
n. in the T<achi'-rn Avney nhlch
* l '\ lofter owns.
Sheridan is survive.! by his
wife who was Miss Kffie (1 tr
y mgebtirg .md b> tb<* •«>!! -. *i '
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tt ^y'.' t- •' j‘
Mi ete- Fieri*. . ft
S. of D-eenwood. Mr. '.’ , -
‘ r.'2 v at** old . * -
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re: id* r.re of FM? ./ie’»
fe- | **orr.ieg. hi« 7*a«*or
*' M'( 5 **c. eonductinn the
eh.*?. Interment in
avenue.'
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CASTOR OIL
1 Kellogg’s Tasteless
—Absolutely Purs
— I'nilavored
— 100% Efficient
.>-cnr*v; botflc 15o
7 <• •• 25o
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Y.'ai' **: bero Dru/J'. mpan:.
Frank Gatcb. d -Tiarlesto:
is visiting at the home of 1 : -
. .urs. .i. K. Saii'ic v-:: !U. ir.»;
•verii**.
f \VD t »»t'»oi
ARK D\Vti| lMH>»
of ur re»liie/the .!;*ne<*r of
Tnughr an*l «’oldF. We ccn>-i'!'*i 'heyi
‘>mn on an.! harmless aifmetjt*'.
However -^tat^tic 1 * fell ur ev-rv »bi'* , l
mrSon *liee of a luttg ailment Dan
gerous Brenc*'i' ' •*’ yr.z a
’ • •. neglected cold. As your
A** ••f* ’ct p *> ? t 8 *B * C'jraf 1 *5 .»*'*'a tg
t - rir’ b** brif* ■fhan».D—
KTig’s New Discovery. !* • merits
' s b*' n term'd be old n,{
I- <; •» -» bottle
•ortnv. \*-oid fN*. ris'- of rio'.is
' nc r.ilmentV firurg!
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We still have between $4,000 and $*"),000 in merchandise left
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after our big sale, which .we. are offering at 50 cents on the *?l.O0r .••
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This remarkable offer is made in order that we may have room
for the immense new stock our Mr. Zalin is now buying in the
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We also have a few hats left in our Millinery Department,
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which are being sold at 50 cents to $1.00 off. .
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Thursday. - : ‘
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King’s New Life PPL*, .ii’d ’ v ”
r .< v “ f • !• ••• r; v
purlf*' th * giv* voi? f-. 1 doni
fron cr-i p-.'i'»r, bilio.i • ’ . <!!**!-
It,
pre'f. m'rttlng. * *»
This*”Pleasant Grov ” Conr ni
*v d*-. tibc oV th** . mofd t>r»>g*e >i'
?um! ■ nelghJjorhocKls "it4i v *w< ^ 1
nm acoifaintod Their Mve ®t*Vck ns
toclalion is makihg^for better horses.
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Rci*! n c* *’f L. R McMillan < <nu-
idctel, lK-tn.)<al Thui>sl:»y.
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l^adg**. Ib-c. 27 The home of R.
B McMillan with all its contents'
was burned early Thursday morn-,,
ine Mr. McMillan cannot account
for this fire except on the theory J
that it was set by rats. The fire was
discovered too late to save any of
the furnltuse and consequently the
house and its contents was hn entire
. No Insurance waj carried. Mr.,
McMillan has seven small chlldr n,
is !* :t in rather destitute clr-j
* uin. '-'-uce* - as. r. result ‘*f th’'; fire.
WAP I PON f ti\
F’.in is r vist'or tx> ev«' v bi.inei
ai d usually, it con.es quit** uh.
ttdiv! ^ But ioU ate pr pared for
\.ty emergency 5 if yfut keep s. mf/UI
bot*!<• of Sloan’s Liniment hatufy It
gr •’•»es» palipi kill**r e\j-V •; '
• 1 Simr'l;. laid *>u t'y k'r. 1
ibb : n.r requlnd it d’lvc- ■
, " " i ‘ reaIIv wo»'.|erOtl'.
rvFn. H. goistor. Berk* ley. * ’
L: ".List' Saturday.
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• nag for -the* b»Ud»y*- t
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.\—j'o-r ing‘h '••itT' '
li •-pp<-ar< 1 fou v hour
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Assist Your
Stomachy
To Get Rid of the Poisonous
Oases and Fermenting Food.
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A good long fast will do this
sometimes. A trip to the moun
tains. Tramping. Roughing it.
Yes, very good remedies.
But are you going to avail
yourself of either one of these
remedies. No? Then the next
bent thing In t^, try a bottle of
Peruna. Take it according io.dl-
rections. You will hage a nutunil
appetite. All gaa ami fermenta
tion in the stomach will dis
appear.
Heed wbat Mr*. Emma Dell,
Box 204, Fort Pierce, Florida,
•ay*: “| mat taken auddenly
w Itb swelling of the atomach and
bowels, and great distress. Very
painful Phree doctors gave .»•
no relief. Couhf not eat any
thing. Everything toured. I
was starving to death. I began
taking Peruna and was soon
(rung enough to do work. Alter
taking five bottles / can truth-
fully say I am wall. I gained
twenty pounds. ”
For Sak*
HIGH GRADE
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THE REST
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UREA PENT FKKD.
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. Walterboro Oil
Tits Quinine That Dos* Not Affect The Head
because o( its tonic and la'-ative tflcct. S.AXA-
,TIVl< l*R* >MO Qt'INI VE i« l>e«lertinn ordinary
Clniutne and <1'<” not r.uac iirn-naenets abr
tingini,' i>< 'iea.'. Meinenber tl-e full nvnesad
Isoit Iwt IUu tijuiUie cf i;. ‘V. CHOVK. lie.
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