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4* 1 r, Jaawury 12,1916, THE TO AND STANDARD Children Cry for Fletcher’s CASTORIA ******.* * * ***««* * * >5. A SAVANNAH LETTER / ..+ * • * e e * * * * * *« Savannah', Ga., Jan. 8.—Editor Press and Standard: As I am a subscriber to your, valuable paper 1 will write s few dots from this city. Mr* Turner E. Roughton visited at the home of Mrs. J. L. Benton last ^Thursday afternoon. R. L. r Crosby, who holds a respon slbte position with the Parker Rail* way’News Co., was the honored eueat of Mr. Finn in Atlanta last Sunday night John M. Adams, visited his mot!u *r in Davisboro. . Ga., last week oft professional business. Mr. (ind Mrs. J. C. Benton and children spent the first nart of last week with the latter’s sfater, Mrs. John Adams. We are indeecj glaff U> hear that j Mrs. M. W, Breland, who under- ‘ went such a serious operation, is still improving. We are verry sorry' to see and Ijear of so many deaths among our old Colleton friends. Miss Ettie Breland and lit$1« nephew, Wendill Breland, and Eljner and Palmer Hudson, of the Omega section, spent several days very pleasantly visiting relatives * and friends in Savannah last week, j ■ L. R. Crosby called at the home of Miss Mnv Guillians while in Atlanta last week. Dr. and Mrs. Artee Usher visaed the latter’s sister. Mirs Joseph Grov er, last Friday aftehnoon. Miss Lena Mae Usher has ’eturii- ed to resume her studies n^r.r Col umbia, S. C., after spending the 1 elidev« with- her parerts. Dr. and M-s. John A. Usher. Little Miss Velma Benton and brother, Julius, kpent the evening very pleasantly with little Anna and Elsie Green last Thursday. Mrs. Will Ebuyer and little son. Agustup, left last night for Evans ville, Ind., where they go to Join her' husband. They have been residing ttere, but will now make their home In Indiana with the former’s .tnoth- >Ias*»r Freeman “ Renton visited Allen Futtrell last week/ - Mrs. Frank Dusenbucy, of Pensa cola, Fla., who has been the house guest of Mrs. Frai^tf Sloat, returned home last evening having been cell ed there on acedunt of the illness of her son. Mrs. WilRe Steward, of Tybee. visitfd MpL T. E. Roughton while in Old .Mr. High Cost of Living is one marked changes. There has lieon the citj/ast Friday., of our most prominent characters, evolution—one might almost say Mra/Walter Mangun returned yes- Writers and spellbinders have united revolution. With the march terdky from a visit to relatives in ■y giving him a place of eminence, events nur wnnta have increarc-d TheiStRith Carolina. So much have we read, talked and out-of-reach luxuries of the ‘’“good heard about this gentleman of recent old .days” have gradually becom/ fame that many of us have come to 1 VN ' w- •'X v^s\N^CS^iSShc\.VCV.\''\N\V\.\^ I'Toa H»y^Uwaya Bought, and which has been tor over JO jean, has home the signature of i and has been made tinder his per* •onal supervision since its infancy* Allow no one to deceive you in this* All Counterfeits, Imitations and Just-us-gotod are but experiments that trifle with and endanger tire health of . Infants and Children—Experience against Experiment* What Is CASTORIA Castoria Is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pare* gorie* Props and Soothing Syrups. It is plea.*ant. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Nnrcotio substance. Its age is its gmirantee. It destroys AVorms and allays Feverishness. For more than thirty years it has been in constant use for the relief of Constipation, Flatulency, Wind Colic, all Teething Troubles and Diarrhoea. It regulates the Stftnach and Bowels,' assimilates the Food, giving healthy and natural sleep* The Children’s Panacea—The Mother’s Friend* GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS f Bears the Signature of We stiil have between $4,000 and $5,000 in merchandise left ‘ ~ . . /A . • • * ^ after our big sale, which we are offering at 50 cents on the $1.00. This remarkable offer is made in order that we may have room which are being sold at 50 cents to $1.00 off. * r " t *■'*-*• We also have a few hats left in our Millinery Department, Northern Markets. "7 <^1 :».* >* |for the immense new stock our Mr. Z£lin is now buying in the u Walter boro, S. C. In Use For Over 30 Years Thj Kind You Have Always Bought TUB CCNTAU* COMVANV. ICW VORH CITY. THE WALTERBORO IDEA Comment and Suggestion Having the Welfare and Progress of the Walterboro Community as an Object. S<)ht .h’’-ik o f him as real, tangible force ather than a mere bogy of the Im* agination. * * • our necessities. True, it ; <. • i us more to live, but where h/fh'> j man who would be willing to/fr.v!- [ present ^iving standards for tf-e o” : Surely Incomes have ^ full proportlpn to e much more, as -« Util PROFIT BY THIS * * * * * # # # :!« ^ ^ * * « . > * * - LODGE * * ' 4 * O O % # 0 O $ sis si: s^ sy s^ Jc Lotira-. .'an. 8.—Mre. Juliaus Had- dock and baby are sUk with grip. LUtb Losa Lee Copeland is sh wit!- r. void.. Miss rid It h Copeland, of Lodge, visited Miss Idell KinarJ, of Ehi- hardt. * Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Klnard' apil children visited their mother, Mr*. Addle McCormack, at Maj. Jos. Car ter's. Annie Carter visited Peail anil Carri - Carter. Mr- LaOra Bishop and children, of H : :pton, 'visited^he rparerta, M and i s- H. W. Carter, of Lodge. M:. Hammond Carte: and ester. Bid.!. V.. visited at Maj. Jos Car- *1 GIRLS! DRAW A MOIST. CLOTH THROUGH HAIR, DOUBLE ITS BEAUTY Try thlM? Hair gets thick, glossy, . wavy add beautiful at f - once. • • For Sale HIGH GRADE COTTOX GIXXIXG k OUR SPECIALTY That the cost of living is hiffhkr than 't was some years ago no one comparison will‘show/ will dispute.- It is unfortunate, how- . ' * * / ct i Vi j.u I ■> yl t-* O j ve Inc/nsed in j xp^hd/ure and j itthy study iw:d . Don’t Waste Another Day. Copeland and James 'Cdrtev j halr ot Ehrhardt a living visit. Immediately?—Yes! Certain?; that’s the Joy of It. Your bail i. conies light, wavy, fluffy, abundant and appears as soft, lustrous; and beautiful as a young girl’s after a Danderine hair ci**anse Just try ^h:-- —^ioifttY*B a cloth with n liltle Da.;- derine and c in fully draw It C. ~ j your hd'ir, taking one small stre d at a time. This \\HI * cUv.rr • •'c lust, diu . or d xcer, d .e o l aaOvD WANTED When you are worried, bj- hack ache; paid -hrha: It a !r»in': Isit^ *■ j an*) in ju fc t jsipfew you v Mi •. ‘Pollie Colter, of < =•; doubled the beauty oi your hn. : », Fta .n,have roc ..ered ft^fa a '-‘[delightful surprise' avJuitk tbo . I w ev r. tha| in. seeking "‘by. most of us l.ave formed opinions, and sen timent has been developed, on th« bn^ia of personal sophistries, rather than a study of real caufces. Taking a somewhat selfish view, we have as sumed unio ourselves certain griev- - onces. We have spent so much time .thinking of supposed injuries that we have almost entirely overlooked By lameness and urinary disord- In'the increased prosperity which ‘ eri ;7~ ,„ , . . , has, come to aM industries and all! ion * «perintent/vlth -.ixtrsi classes, the lotiSI merchant hms'shar-. 171 J 1 ’,!™’- ... ... , ed to a lesg degree than any other.! I-e.low Waltrrboro neop Where formerly he prattlcally com-, manded the trade , of a community, > hik hu/ness is nownm a purely com-1 petilne basis. With necessarily de creased margins have come largely increased demands for service. His >. tuple. • . Use Corn’s K'd-tcy Pills. Tier'*’;: Walt* 1 -boro t-vCruory. Verify it if y'u wish: J. JLr Westerburg, v/ell-knov.r, j - elev -Mi.In .Tt., Wr.lt* rboco. ’ .-.f-sieknos.c M . and Mrr. Richard Ball, (’a!. ..-oil. visiteil then- parent . !, Mss. H. W. t'urter. of Lode- Mr. and 5i*s. Fred Sunvm •. hose hair has heen neglected o scraggy, faded, dry, brittle or ‘ ; Besides beautifying the hair, !' r define ilisXoiye.-. evrr 1 particle vkdte.l dandruff; cleanses, purifies . ; 1 ir? 'I have no reason to chsng' n* iVn't the greatly increased benefits which proflt8 mU8t no . v ^ made not bave come to all classes a« a result much from gelling a9 |n careful buv-! ‘ l ‘ r - 1 ^ ™ er t ? f r,oan ? ‘ ^ of rising prices Possib^ we h^e infC and thp multltu(le of srnal , ecnn . ncy Pills. I have !md no return -, even conceived that the general ad; omies which greater efficiency audf k:dno >’ troub,e s,n ? ^ V vance has benefltted everybody but better methods have enabIed b , m t0 several years ago. I gladly ron.rrr., ourselves. accomplish. • I ru >‘ fo-mer endorsemini.” * • * .* • While indivduals have been grow- Price 50o, at nil deale*-. But, let us not forget that cost of living has increased the kind of living changed. ««« - us would be willing to go back to avenue through which operating and burn Co ” Pr °P*- Murraio, I*, r. the mode of living of our grandpar- other expenses might be eliminated.! ents? The days of Inconvenience snd this being one of the important fuqc- uemes necogniiion Isolation have lohg since passed, tions required of him in his capacity Progress has ' brought many And as a community senraat. that if the ing less thoughtful of the little ^iraplT a«k for n kidney ren.td. >«? ted, so has things, to the local merchant has k° R,l «- ^* d " ey ^ 1 / ip l 1 rr .... I. Who of lallen Jhe duty of watching every ''c«tcrberg had. Fo*t -.4.i . t:on . with J. M. Paffnelley. >n ■' herd! and baa moved his f; mily there. W. M. Carter and daughter, Ca _ - r e. viti.ed Mrs. Jo*' T. Copeland, of Ehrhardt. Maj. Jo?. Carter is still improving. Hop* tkit he will roon be able to be cut again. scalp, it yop care for pn ty, soft hair, end lots of it surely go.: a -’5-cent bottle of Knowlton’s Dj.n- derine from any drug store or tallot counter and just try it. CHANCE FOR PRESS AND STANDARD READERS ROUND LODGE * INSTALLS OFFICERS C u-vip Worth 2V if Presented at John M. Klein's Store* Peking, Jan. «.—The Chinese min ister of agriculture and commerce. Chow-Tseu-Chi, will leave on Janu ary 15 for Toklo as special envoy of President Yuan Shi Kai to confer, the highest Chinese order upon-the Jap anese Emperor. The foreign offlcv issues s statement denying that th* mission of Chow Tseu-Chi relate? to Japanese recognition of the Chinese UGH! AHD STOMACH SOURNESS HEARTBURN GAS OR INDIGESTION Round, Jan. 8.—Th* Round Ma sonic Lodge recently installed its new officers, D. D. O. M. Buckner, of In order to test The Press snd Walterboro. beinff present and tak^ m <) narch y Standard's great circulation and its ing part in the installation exercises. . • . -ior advertising value, we have After the work oMnstalling the new St^e of Ohio. City^ Tolfdo. mede arrangements with John M. members was completed a supper Klein the popular druggist to offer spread which was composed of n» of his best selling medicines at nil the good things Imkginable, and half-price to anyone who will cot which was attacked by sH the hun- out tbe following coupon and present gry^ Masons present, it at his store. The moment **Pai»e'* Din peps in" reaches (Jig ‘stoninrh all ilistt glK'S. COUPON This coupon entitles,the holder i *lo one 50c package of Dr. How- I ard’s gpeciflc for the cure of con- : stipation and dyspepsia at half- I price, -25c. We will refund the money to any dissatisfied cus- 1 turner. JOHN M. KLEIN. 1 TWENTY‘FIVE CENTO The newly installed officers are: A. V. Rickenbaker, W. M.; u. R. Beach, S. W.; O. L. Smoak, J. W.; *lters. Secretary; J. H. Dodd, er: . C. C. Hlott, 8. D.; AX A. Beach, E. T. Hi*! Treasurer; Jlriggera, J. D.; Henry Padgett. Tiler; A. M. Addison and Campbell Koger, .Stewards. . • Dr. Howard's specific for the cure The Gist of It. •JLast December I had a very se- Lucai County—ss. Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he is senior partner of the firm »: F. J. Cheney A Co.,, doing business in the City of Toledo, County and State aforesaid, and that said firm will pay the sum of ONE HUNDREU DOLLARS for each and every case of Catarrh that cabnot be cured bv the use of HALL’S CATARRH CURE. FRANK J. CHENEY Sworn to before me and subscrib ed In my presence this 6th day of December. A. D., 1886. (SealJ A. W. GLEASON. Notary Publi. verKcold sad "«» nearly down sick | HsH’s Catarrh Cure is taken nt*-r- ».h^l. I bought two bottles of ”'”y cu i acts dirretly ujKjn tb*' Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy and it was only a very few days untfl I was 1 .ad mucous «urfaces oT tl- avsterh. Send for testimonials, free. F. JTCHFNEY & Co.. Toledo. O. Feld by* all Dr”.gg!st». ?5c.. “roi.« Family Fills for cm Calls for Hank 8tatericn;s. cf constipation and dyspepsia is not 1 completely restored to health," an unknown remedy. It has made writes O. J. Metcalf. Weatherby, Mo. nary re nark able cures hereCJlg Wal-I If you would know the value of rtHsharv'"’’ i'-U'..ly FI to-i,«ro and so positive is Druggist; remedy, ask any one who has usedjsU Potion. . ■* Jo n. M. Klein of Its great super-! it. For sale by all dealers. • nrity in curing dyspepsia, constipa- ten. sick headache and liver troubles h* -wiil. in addition to selling it at half-price, refund the money to any- 1 Washington, Jan. 6.—The Comp- on-' .whom it does not cure. . j troller of the Currency today issued If you cannot call at his store. *$ut a oa |j ( 0 a u national banks reejuiring ont the coupon ^and roail it with 25|^ brrn report to him their condi- c'nts. and a 50-cent box of the spe-, fj n n at the close of business on P'r!- Clfio wilt be sent you b/ mail, day> December 31. charges paid. Do not put it off. j ! ; ’‘Oil'' lo<lay is worth two to-mor-j Constipation »ml Indigestion. rows." ’ ! ' m' — j. ‘T have us'ed Chamberlain’s Tab-’ t t*rm-cve!t (• h*s to West Indie..and must say they are the best New y -»rk. Jar C.—Colonel Theo- 1 ever urea for constipation and (V.-.v Rcc.-.evoU will start on February 1’ >n ft trip to the West Indies fronv v/t rh he *111 not return until April 1, St "as announced today. He.will be accompanied by Mis. Roosevelt Indigestion. My wife also us(ed them for ipdlgestion and they did-hej good." writes Eugene S. Knight, Yv'ii- N. C. For sa!? by all doal- minaton V ^ A ers. < ;nt Mgrrj- nn*. Hold I’e itlon-. ' Xhingfon. .’ry. 6 - Washing:o' ;,-eu - h ol tea^herr v-cre Ju.F!. • ‘-y t dcc 0 !op of ‘’-e ^ • * ' the T^i^tet of Colunb;: th/y -nay marry ;. pc'it'oas. Do some foods you eat hi/back— taste good, but work badly; ferment nto stubborn lumps and <at:«e a -*!« k, sour, gas?y rtcmgeh? Now, Mr. or Mrs. Dyspeptic, jot this down; Pr.pe’s Diaprln digests everything l?evlnp nothing to sour cn«l upre: you. There never was anything so ■"fe’y qulckt ?o certainly effcctlv' Vr> dtfferepe' how b'dlv vour *‘er:- ach Is disordered you will get happv • lief In f ; v‘* minutes, but whot pleases you most is that i* strength- hs and - " regulates you r stomach so ■r..* ,, a ( your favorite foods wit*'- out'fear. M'>*-t remedies-’ give vou reSW •''-imetimer,—they a-e-rlow, but not • re. ‘ F/pe’s Dlapepsln" H quick. .jjd puts ycur«r*o::mch * * • ’"tlthy vendition -o’ the irlsow- won't com.o back. You f?el dM/'-ent r** cifon <• ? I*mo’s n- 'Ipep in iir* f.t.4 t vec . C ’nr. v tij the stomach— distress iu-.d var- *s—your stomach gets sweet. r> jc-ses, no beh-hlags no eructatiftns rf undigested food, your head clears and you feel fine. Go new. mr.5:e the host invest*;* "- The Youth’. Companion Calendar For 1010. The publishers of The Youth’s Companion will, as always at this season, present to every subscriber whose subscription Is paid for 1916. a Calendar for the vew year. It is a gem of calendar-making. The de corative mounting is rich, but rh» main purpose has been to produce a calendar that is usaful, and that pur-1 pose has been achieved. 1 V THE BEST 77- f-; —AND— CHEAPEST FEED. Walterboro 00 Mill Bad Cold Quickly Broken Up. Mrs. Martha Wilcox, Gowanda, ,\. Y.. writes: "I first used Chamber lain's Copgh Remedy ‘ about eight years ago. At that time I had a hurl cold and cough most of the time. It prbved to be Just what I needed. >» broke up the cold in a few days, and the cough entirely disappeared, i have told many of my friends of the good I received through using this medicine, and all who have used it speak of it In the highest terms." For sale by all dealers. WHOM! 77/ $ mu POPLAR CAMP. W. O. NO OTHffR LIKE IT. NO OTHER AE GOOD. PurchaM the “NEW HOME** snS ro« *10* h»v« a lit* u»rt at th. t*»iic jrou par!* Th* rliminatioa of repair r>|iet.>* t,r mpenor » r<- -manthip and !«-*t quality *1 materia! iarurt* Ulc-I'*ns tarries at m.nioium cotu. * WARRANTED FOR ALL TIME. Intitl on havinc the "NEW HOME". .It « knqwa tha w*>rld ovrr for tnpctiur tu._.- <iet. Not told und.r any mher same. THE NEW NOME SEWIN6IUCNINE CO., ORANOt. MASSACMUMTT*. r** aatt a*. BROWN FURNITURE COMPANY, Walterboro,* S. C. FREE FLOWER SEEDS Round, Jan. 8.—The installation of the newly elected officers of Pou- lar Camp. No. 415, W. O. W., wts held at the lodge room at Hall Thursday afternoon. There was uj Pifalnaii* Tolt YflM All goodly attendance of member.*. tuij| *^** IB, E* vEIMEAlE I EH IH Rll after the Installatiqji of officers, the Camp repaired to .the Rh-krnbak<*r Grove Vhere a delightful repast pre- :*nre,j by the wives of the mem bora was enjoyed. The following are the officers:* P O. Weeks C. C ; J. A. Willis, A. L.: J. !. felgie* Ranker:-A. V. R!ck<*r.- ha!t**r. Escort;-O. L, Smoak, Clerk; J. B. Reach, Sentry; Oscar Weeks. Escort, and E. T. Hiers Manager. , FOR ( !III.I)RK\N (XICGH Wo::ic;f of Sgtlentarv Habits. Womefl who'get but little exercise "re Ijkely t'o be troubled with ?<on- • Mprtion and, indig sflon an^ y ‘.’l find Cffarr.berlaln's Tablets h 4 ch!" beneficial Not so goad as a *' or four mile walk every day, but very much better than to allow th» bowels Jo remain in e constipate} condition. They are easy and nle-*- ant to take and most agreeable n ef fect. For sale by all dealers. ^ „ i • C( "o ou- ever made, by geujp^ a large you cannot .vse anything better/for f!fty-cenf case of. Pape’s [Jlarep ’t Fyour.child’s co-jgb r.rd cold than Dr. from any *lrug *tor0. You fca’. w In King’s New- Discovery. It Is pre-par five .rvaft'es how* n“«di 1J ia -0 ed from Pine Tar mixed with hc-J- p'iffer from jftdig-?s!ion k . dyspepsia u* in ^ anlL- soothing balsams. It-does any stomach diaerder not contain anything harmful ami i? —* " slightly laxMive. just enough to cx- r«m#*gie In tin* S'lUth. pel .the poisonx from the system. Dr. New York, Jan, 7,—Andrew Car- King’s New IVscuyery is antiseptic— aegic is on his .vey to Jay to kills the, cohi germs—raises th*i, ^nend the -.canter cru'c'nc ‘n n htt**~ • !-oat on the in'.a-. I vn***: - —ays ‘ e Florida coast. Mr. Car negie. who leD yesterdRy. bust fen: * ! Col. Robert M. Thompson’? h e., j boat, “The Everglrdes." phlegm—loosens thn cough add soothes the irritation. {Jon’t put off cf*ne.it. Coughs and Colds often l‘*ad to serfous lung trouble^. It "s a’so goo*l for adults and thdxagad. Get a bottle today. All Druggis' About Then No matter whether you farm or only plant vegetables or flowers In n small lot you need Hastings 1916 Catalogue. It is filled (ICO pages) from covet to cover with useful farm and garden infor mation. / « JLi’ * 4v It tells of Seeds of kind and quality that you can't bay from your merchant or druggist, seeds that cost no more hut give you real satisfaction and u real gar den. It tells how every customer can g* t ab solutely free five pockets of easily grown, yet .showy and Ix -iutiful flowers, Hastings is. both the liest and largest seed l.rm In the S >uth, tlie only firm that you should buy w eds fnorn. When you plant Hastings Seeds, you meet “Good Garden Luck" more than half way. Write today for their big 1916 Catalogue. It is free. A postal card re quest will bring it. U. C. HASTINGS CO., AtJinta, Gs.—(Advt.) . . \ X • i- K