The press and standard. [volume] (Walterboro, S.C.) 1890-current, January 05, 1916, Image 4
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PRESS AND STANDARD
Wednesday, January 5, 191G.
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V. W. BMOAK..
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ITaar
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I*ok at Um printed Ubel cn your
•Mar. The date thereon shows
"he. the snhsrrlpttos expiree. For-
ward your money la ample time for
removal. Notice date oa label cars-
fally, aad If not correct please no
tify as at once •
8a bee fiber* desiring the address
state In their fommunfeatlca both
of their paper changed, will please
the old and the new addresses.
A Thoocfci For the Week.
RKSOCVEO. That 1 will, ro Hr.
♦he coming year that the world will
bo-bettcr because I ani a ii v » - j ttlJ ,
.h»nk. talk end act more kindly an I
be kinder I will aim to avoid vain
regrets by lightcour conduct. I will
smile at ciirfurtune and will uot in
undut> dated when fortune smiles
•>n me i will t v to make nohodv
H* rr y that he l.ss had de*lt Br w »,k
rv
' W1U Ton Help?
The Pres, end Standard desires U
•Ire the best of service during the
coming year, and thus five more
pleasure end profit to Its readerr.
We shall try to look out for the best
thlags for the county and cry oat f.t
them from the vantage ground of a
newspaper editorial sanetnm. I n do
ing this we shall possibly say thing!
»ith wh|<h you do not agree. \\>
shall try to do H.is vety thing scl
w»- snail want you to disagree with
ua act! call us do An. and argue with
«■ and show our reader, wherein w„
•re wrong, if you can. \\e shaU
not tall out with >ou for doing this
Provided you are as honest ih vour
views shall try to be I. ou Vi
We wan^ to think, for^lnklr-
Is whnf wc Ree<i to grojy<!ad -o -i-
prove.
'Ve have_ in^xTolletoa tou:;’.
enough energyff.u*. dot ua; t
olvtiyj^ze county, ami m.j
• gardt^r jiit.vin ■<!
; direct* d
nhiancts. The |*,v^
** Rdl th.t d ».f thl- ia< ' ;•<] v :
shah keep prodding h*-re and tN ^r*
till W- e that it Is useless to',it
teniyi t, aronm ihy ,,j .t.-anti • ;
ehai; withdraw into our shell as
W tunny of our i good citizens hr.. '
ddp, j Rn, l *-re doing, ar.d let ihir.gs
Jock as the^ "‘J'-' Hut w * thall not
-b this' during the
daisy grows a bo.o our loe%, 01 ,h, ‘
sh* riff stop. us froja oup
and wc clagerely hope neither ef
lh*se calastrophes will fla'ca; ,
Tolleton t'oorty ne»cti« Iggders. not
exploiter?. She n d* a few- n.en who
"111 give of (heniM-ives tor ttu- oon-.-
good without hope cl ^ ward
Thbe are here, but nearly everv"'
<f them Is so enyrot^*
Jy trying
1; ccv'.ii 1<
cloi.r p|..r„
* «nd tjt.aV'.
fact; n ;-d v
Can Be Easily
Our New Method Of
A
'y
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All TransadMNis Stricdy Spot Ca^i~No Goods WIN
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Be Charged Or Sent On
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A, S. KARESH, Manager
V v - «• /
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in selflah-
russc-salon of]
evei>thing in aig*^ thai lht . U1 ,,J
of ieaderahln eomu.an good
; Vle« n Vision.**
started, are allowed to He dormant
and die ftroaiA neglect. .Fcf this
c aunty to grow anil ptosi^-x'ifs'bth-
c^couptie* at*y doing this spirit n.u-t
be change*! and there must be some
team work on tbe p«rt of those *’ .>"•
nature has endowed w|tb qualities
of le.idn'sliip
The* good year IMS bar come, and
reader, have a part to play in thi*
work. Will you do it cheerfnlly! . In Colleton County there are many
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11 dp your teachers to make their communities forging to ethe front.
’* atght of and public sp riu d J schools the best they have ever bee n am j doing things. There are other
Vaveruenti are not started.' or »f Join with the school improvement tommunlties which are seemingl>
associations or wh-t not -.,9 4 he’*' standing still, and are the same <**
all you ean. they have been for. ,vv.Ebs and
Can The l*rei>.H and •tkhdard get What is the dlffervnrr? Wbf tnc
some volunteers to help Ml a crusade community -going ahead add he. om-
for belter things in old ' Colleton? irg progressiva and thJ I4\her stand*
r you’wrlte? Then write about! ing still? Th' anew er is plain and
them. Can you speak? Then speak . ttye reashd TVAMnt. Iu rne com
aliout them. Can you -work? Then muutty theVV are one or mor<;
work for them. Hut whatever else whb haVc caught a vision nf ttn-'ul-
wlth it new- . posaibM'ties and n* .. j^happ^oa THINK and DO. — • nefi* in their community and afv
spending aomc time la InMlag nth-|
‘ers to so? the' v %eaaf1tiv of «*|f-*.m-J
The tendency of |Jie Vrttvs in a 1 - *
will -be hard and slow. Uo to it
even with the knowledge that—
hardeat of -all to bear—there
will come bitter days when tti<-
very man you yearn to help wil^
Judge you wrongfully and n-^r.
fntcr, :A your motives.
‘ «o to work, we iiy *dth tb
full KROMh.dfte tnal It will r
ktubitious t.td bopee Would it no*
be a geod Ihltog for •'»cb and ev«.r)
one of ne to resolve that dw'r.j *.h
goed year, tb “re fhr , .t l l not pass an buainaaa wgy seems
oppobtuaity for service for the *om-
moa good? 'If you an-* a farmer Join
Torcea nlth the bounty demonstration
agent, the girls ranning Haba. the
pig elofct. thg boy# 5 corn club. o.
any other bhjvOl which ha« for *
tendency to Improve. Make IV *a»y
f-'f these public spirited toeu und
% omen leading la theae movements
to get malarial on which to work,
.loin the movement for better agrl-
ewlturo youmeif. or let your boy or
your girl Join Throw no obstaele
. la their way but co-operate with
thorn la making their efforts n suc-
c# *». And If you are called upon to
in your comniunltlf.'wlH you not
do the best you can?
The iai\j*e of education corn's more
nearly home to everyone than any-,
thing else, and in thm field there is
need of for the gre*l*st cooperation
with the forces at work to lift the
“dark pall of ignorance which ha*
The Cash Husine^a*
...„ .endency or die
buainaaa way seems W . t
strictly east! 191 all bualness. | m the Hbdlh falay ir. tMokteg ahd
wrlliHl bne of tho bright ard
lb ty
twvehViy seyorgl local concerns
^ provement and service t 0 them*elvc<-^
o^ towards to othr*. ' x •
• J Ifl \ Vv f < m v . 1 )kKa\lr4a « >\Aal *
HaVW nhnounc--d thot they w ill hence-
\»rth do only a eash bosiuesv To »
ommunlty accustomed to the credit
rWdVest utinds of the g«j,'Tatioh -.n-
’".’hevc on these prwbfcMhs for rural
f'znmunltles nuch ak shound In Col*
bualneas. we wonder If this plM 'kill' |fwt on County and Vll over, the Caral
work better than the old %'be Among Vhe m:jly things
credit. True there are a ahtiiber. bf
“dead beats'* who hup ertth *4#ver a
thought of paylivg. hbo we pr<sum«
thla la a case bf w^ier* faioae who do
pay meat auffer yl) for tho*^ who
do pot. Hut will vney suffer? This
Is the Njoeation. li a perwon can af
ford to pay cash, this ta by far the
better plan, and if there are no bad
debts to be charged off, the merchant
ean afford to sell for less, and the
ma»r who pays cash will profit. Hot.
we are thinking of thoa' persons
who have not any rash, but whose
credit ha, been Icood heretofore. Will
this cash dealing bring to them any
suffering? We have not fully thought
hovered peer this county
You. dear this thiagAiuU have you?
hat recently wtWtVu the following is
quoted, and ktjia so good, we ptig it
on i to*' oer Tea Jem. Clarence - Poe.'
the edit*# iff The Progressive FatlT-'j
er Is the author of the following:
•^et a vision, then. • reatf^.
friend, young or old.' msti *or
woman: You can't be as kappy
a» you p.ight to be unier-s yo.ir
neighborhood is ad happy a« it
ought to be. You can’t prospe-
a* you ought to unless you:'
neighbors prosper ar. the* e.ight
to. Get-tile Viaibn and'fceep th rt
faith. Make your.x'lf a leader
in revolutionizing your neigh
borhood.. »>
“Harn work? W' know it.
Slow work* There if no '♦oubt
about ip But go to it with the
foreknowledge that the work
J0 t
be wholly 1 asy. auj yvt with t h.
knowledge that it. w»il«hc
, ous cnovjh in the end, r iotIcuj
even ‘f you do not s#« t he end;
hut die only having . i„*p. rw i
ncme op- *t-e to on lhe
task you -jbuld ao, f4nl6h>
glad thq task )& ttf.rd: «w. K ia«l
It iq P tna* alned job, 1 hero
would be no here 301 M» AoIdk it
If it w-ero not. ^0* gain no
etreagth in rroettlM with the
wea^. but only In wrestling with
tfte wtrpjg, so you win
soul .creagth. ittemgth of * har-
acter. rjp|y tiy)J>.ing hard things.
'Oh. do q** "pray for easier
taitin,* av'ffbiit' one has well
UM. *bvH kh*:.) God to make ji
stronger Wien.* And Dr S. C.
Armstrfb.g said a thing w*'
should. nevo forget when V-
declsi^d Doing what can't te
don*- is the glory of living.’ *’
A ♦own. The ^:rst meeting v.a s a
4* tThccess. ae.d another wettim*
he heF. Friday night of thS
wV^k. KYery citizen of Walterbora
Rhoulti satuially accrue to r. placv
ganlxntiou, and should try to as
sist .tei t;.c ' ork of promoting th«->
VeFai : r.....resperity of thh to.vn.
Tbere is a:uch to be done.
abbage Plants|
(ItDER BUT SIRONGER
0 4Bk
To be bcwlthy at srrtaty, pnpan. at
forty, is aonad ndvter, hceatuc in the
strength of mldllz M# wo Ina often forget,
' , nr careless treat-
MM pains, simply
bring chronic
TP be
blood
rich and active with the
_ aad hhood-Douriohiog
proaeftNMed Scott’s Booaliloa which taa
food. a tonic and a mediesne to keqprywor
bksod rich, alleviate rheamatism ipd
avoid «ck#css. Wo alcohol in. Scott *.
.M-J.
_ 500 for 75c
1 to 3,1)00 $1.25 per 1.000
, . . . $1.00 per 1,000
S»0 per 1.000
84 per 1,000
.75 per 1,000
HKDI/CKD PIUtTCb
f to 0.000. . .
7 to 0,000. . .
10,to 12,000. ,
1?. to 15,000..
thfhk are
C. H. ANDERSON & SON
MtXJfiETT. H. C.
the best Present
r
•Phb Walterbom Chamber of Com*
meree.
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Walterboro har enteren into a new
era in her history. As tho 4 larg?ft
town in this county. Vnd in scbftTal'
adjoining coustle for that mb*te:\
r
her influence r.ud example shculd
count for much. I'r.til quite r»<-ently
there have not been rny organiz'd
agencie, at work to sco that the
towrt receive the benefits which
B. Goodwin, of Little §w::mp
Whs among those in Walterboro
Monday on businens. Mr. Goc-dwin
1* a shfhnber of the board of trurt*^s
of ♦he Little gwamp school district.
.1
WEAK, SURE UinS
To HmIU Bj TumI
N. J.—“I had a deep seated
1 run-down, and my lungs were
acre. 1 bad tried everything
auggested without help. One eve
ning 1 read about Vino! ar.d decided
bo try it. Soon"! noticed an improve
ment 1 kept or taking it and today 1
am m weil man. Tbe sorenes. is all
gone from my lunga, I do not have any
cough and have gained fifteen pounds."
otcupy’ng Uie rosition *.A occupi:?. 1 — ntANK HlUJUdt.
1 We guarantee Vinol for cfarortr
cukis and bronchitis and for ail
, run-down eomlitiona.
For your wife mother sister or Sweet
heart is the latest Singer Seving
Tla» hine.
1 v
Walterboro has entered ijltc n>«
v 1 w w-eehg ago the Wahtertaro
Chamber bf Commerce waVorgaoi^e*!
and took Its place in the foretront
of those agencies now at, a ork for
IVliVcre*: to : tvrji^me A'r'>e.
Singer Sewing
Machine Company
John M. Klein. Druggist,
Walterboro, S. C.
Main St. PtKmeTM \ Walterboro. S. C-
, Ask for M. 1*AX lOTTIK. -
one *
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