The press and standard. [volume] (Walterboro, S.C.) 1890-current, February 09, 1916, Image 3
Speaking
o/ (he
Weather
Good Will Toward Hoi
Colds, coulhs,
•ore threat, tonsilids,
catarrh, bronchitis,
pneumonia, are all
prevalent
V t * m • w •
These are all catarrhal conditions. AH
dependent upon the same cause, climatic
chanfea. Sloppy weather underfoot. High
winds, chilling blasts, changing from day t<J day.
Thermometer dancing a jig. Barometer follow
ing suit / ■
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All of the acute catarrhal conditions above
referred to, call for
PE-RU-NA
They call loudly, too. IfPenmais neglected
these catarrhal conditions are liable to become
chronic. One bottle of Penipa used at the
right time will save months, even years, of
suffering and sickness. ' ~ , v
THE FERULA COMPANY
, Columbus, . . Ohio v
. (SoM at Drat S>mm>
\
FORDS AND MIMS
Just in a fine car of Fire lies. Some
Tr t ■ r
weighing 1400 pounds. * Very fine^tock.
' We have juSt received 1
cars, and a large*’shipment o
three car loads of Ford
/
)f Ford parts and repairs.
If you wish a car or to purchase repairs'see jis.
RIZER & AYER
h r y
Walterboro, S. C.
CARD FROM S. S. LOPER
To the Indies and Gentlemen of Walterboro:
This is to remind you that I am still in the plumb
ing business and ready to serve you. When you decide
to have your sewer or waterworks installed, call on mc. 0
all work will be inspected and V^ ss ^d upon by Superin
tendent Bjnns, and furthermore I guarantee perfect
satisfaction.
, S. S. LOPER
BARGAINS
One lot Men’s Suits, some £reat values at enor
mously low prices. ^
One lot Boys’ Suits, ages 9 £o 18 years atjhalf
‘ price.
One lot Men’s Dress Shirts
and $1.00 values now for 75c.
75c and 69c values now for 49c.
^ 50c Blue Chambrey Shirts now 37c.
Our line of Spring dry goods, shoes /and ready-to-
wear Clothes for ladies and children are unique.
Come and see us before you buy. '
Editor Press sod Standard:
Kindly sire us space In your
valued columns In whfeh tn publish
the expenditures of Sheridan town
ship for the past twelve (11) months,
or from Jan, l. IMS, to Jan. 1,
1916. We wish this privilege for
the benefit of. ’♦Mr. Voter." The
expenditures are as follows:
H. W. ■Ackerman, labor....!
W. A, DUrant, labor 1#.N>
Proven By Her Message
•# .
MRS. C. A ZEAGLER, FARM
ERS WIFE, SPEAKS TO
TROUBLED WORLD'
THE BA1LEY-LEBBY COMPANY
^ r* Machinery, Mill and Plumbing Supplies
Automobiles, Tires and Accessories
• ' Agents For
The U. S. Tire Company’s
CELEBRATED G. & J. TIRES
Charleston, South Carolina
H. Dandridge. Sr., labor..
A. O. Hlott, labor and lumber 2.00 I
B. O. Hlott. labor and corn '
for grader mules
R. W. Hoff, labfr, etc
T. P. Hill, tabor
T. B. Hoff. Tp. Cotnr, salary
R. W. Half, Tp. Comr, salary
J. F. Hoff, labor <..
J. O. Jaques, Sr., labor....
T. D. Muckenfuss, lumbar..
H. O. Robertson, Tp. Comr., •
salary ••., • • <
J. F. Robertson, labor
C. W. Rodman, labor
I. W. Reeves, labor and lum
ber ......
A. D. Dodd, labor «•••»...
O. B. Frallx. labor
B O. Hlott. labqr and lumber
Howall llnrtln, tabor ..>....
it. o. Robertson, laoor and
anlnry ......
H. O. Robertson, labor and
salary ......
T. A. Byrid, tabor .. .. ••
O. H. Gruber labor .... a
A. E. Hill, labor «<...«•••
J. E. Kinsey, tabor with team
H. O. Robertson, tabor and
salary ... j . ; .... 4.
H. O. Robertson, labor andr^-
salary ...v 20.00
J. E. Addison, ditching v ... 2.60
T. A. Hill, labor . ..... i.... 1.60
A. E. Hill, labor • t.00
P. M. Jaques, labor... 16.00
T. D. Muckenfuss, lumber. . i.SO
H. O. Robertson, salary and
labor 18.00
S. W. Weeks, ditching 8.62
J. W. Mlzell building Stokes •
..bridge 460.00
To chain gang expenses for ^
month of Jan., 1915.... 442.50
Sheridan’s portion for .the
purchase of twelve mules 309.19
Sheridan's " portion for re
building dump wagons,
grader and lumber wagons 83.00
Sheridan’s portion for road
and bridge material 409.76
HAS DEEP
2.00
.60
6.60
12.60
24.00
34.00
9.76
30.00
12.00
11.00
20.06
2.00
66.00
16.26
36.69
3.60
16.06
S6.09
36.76
3.90
8.60
18.00
'10.00
,17,0
SYMPATHY
“It Helped me, and I Wish It lo
Help Others,” Hhe Said Re- r
gardtng Tan lac.
Total $2,381.72
1 hor" this will wake Mr. Voter
up. 1 am inclined to fhink that lie
has been asleep for the past year.
I believe if I had built a turn pike
road by Mr. Voter's house and to
his saw mill on which to operate
his timber carts, he would n^ver
have asked for this information. 1
further wish, to call his attention
to the public records in the County
Commissioner’s oftice. which are
open at all times for puiilijBnspee-
tion. 1 further wish to let Mr. Vot
er know that Sheridan’s poriion for
roads and bridges :s only $950.00.
so you can plainly see that your
township has overdrawn $1,431.71.
Yours very truly. •.
H. O. ROBERTSON
Round* S. C.. Eeb. 5. 1916.
“It has helped me. I wish it to
help otheri." Thi§ is the manage
Mrs. C. A. Zeagler. of Lone Star. S.
C., wife of a prominent farmer,
sends to n troubled world, and It is
also her explanation of her giving
n strong endorsement to Tanlpc, the
master medicine. The ‘'it'* Mrs.
Zeagler referred to was Tnntac. and
her desire is that others shomld
know of Its merits. Her stateme
Indicates she has a deep sympathy
for those who suffer—she speaks
her “good will toward mankind” 4$
her ihedMge. the message of *
farmer’s wife. _
'•'t (Tanlac) helped me. and I
wish if to holp others.” Is her bm
tage. and to give It to the world and
to her friends • In this state, she
came to the Tsnlsc agent and gave
her statement, by whom It was to be
published.
Mv whole constitution .was in a
weakened state. My nerves were on
edge all the time. 1 had no appetite
ami what I did eat caused me keen
suflring, which . began soon after
»*»ch meal. Nervous indigestion was
the rjeal cause, I believe, of all my
11 iealth. and I had severe and fre
quent attacks of. this trouble..'
‘ I heard of Tanlac being so high
ly recommended, and I decided ’o
give it a trial. 1 received great ben
efit from it. 1 can rest tatter at
night now, and I have a good appe
tite. My digestive organs have
shown a marked improvement, and
my system has-been built up gen
erally. in every way 1 feel much
improved. I am very glad to rec
ommend Tanlac.”
. al'Aniac, the maste- medicine, is
sold . xcl-usively by John M. Klein
Walterboro. Prire: $1 per bottle
straight. ' . '
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CATARRH CANNOT HE tTUED .
with x LOCAL APPLICATIONS, os
they cannot reach the seat of the
disease. Catarrh te a blood or con
stitutional disease, and in order tp
cure it you must take internal rem
edies. Hall's Catg-rh Cure is taken
internally,' and arts directly upon
t lie blood and mdcous surface..HaH's
Catarrh Cure i» not a quack medi
cine. It was proscribed by one of
tile best physicians in this country
for years and Is a regular prescrip
tion. It is composed of the b»'-t
tonics known, and combined with
Rie best blood purifiers, acting di
rectly on the muroua„Burfaces. The
pet feet combination of the two in
gredients is what produces feuch
wonderful results in ou-ihg catarrh.
Send for testimonials, free.
F. J. CHENEY & Co., Props., To-
ec-do, O.
Sold by druggists, price 7. r »c.
Take Hall’s Family Pills for con
st i pat ion.
.1 Sam Sanders, of Moselle, was
in Walterboro Monday. He has just
sha\.n off his mustache, and many
of h s friends hardly knew him ti|l
he poke. He said that his wife do’
not know him, so ottiors may be ex
cused. ' >
TO PALE. THIN PEOPLE
PAGE THREE
Ticket Selling Contest
For Chautauqua Boosters
Young Ladies \o Compete Valuable Prize in
Contest For Selling Ticket^ at-
Approaching Chatauqua
qua
Thw management of the Chantau- ed. .‘Gsch contestant will therefore
ia~fo be held here - on~6stufday. bear In mlnA that every season tick-.
et coupon must be voted either dur
ing the afternoon performance or
the night performance of Saturday,
Each coupon
the 26th of February through Tues
day the 29th, announces’ a gigantic,
whirlwind voting contest for the
most popular young Jady in the, f• b «ta , T «»• 2fth - -
county, and this contest promises 1 ** r , J* 11 * ^ w mlt , UnC ?. mxut ^
to be one of tho main feature, of the ^ d »3 r “ »• »»«■ “
Chautauqua. Several valuable prl- not cou ° t ’ ■
ses will be awarded, and much In-1 '
u “r**^. ” 1 ** w 7!.° «h p ri
vill'S; ttta e« b. ““ h,,hM< «'
cored through the sale of tickets to ( TO u?*
the Chautauqua, season and dally 1
admittance tickets and coupons in . .. .
this paper. This paper will carry . ®^ cond Prl,e FlTe d llar 6 old
coupons in this week’s Issue, and In P A17’ . ^
that for the 16th and 83rd. which ^ d b
will be good for 500 votes la tbta
contest If voted on or before Mon-| J 111 °“
day night. ti»e 28th. Coupon will, 1 ®* “Jf* 1 * °i, th ? ^bautau-
K« fn,.L .i«.wh#r« 1. (his Issue qua which will be Tuesday. Ferru-
tar it for ta. n«f two ^ l,th ’ th4 » <***>*• »-oed for
Watch for It for the next two. _ Tueeday night also counUng. Single
■ admittance tickets can be secured
Prise—Solid gold wrist
iTie following scalp of votes
be given:
by the contestants for sale on Moo-
ssiS t, k t * ^ ,1R#, day morning, the 28th and Tuesday
C (irkot nrlro ft ' nU>ni ‘ ,l » th * bttt no
, ifnn d ^ . . ticket, price 8 1 - mlttanc « tickets^can be secured by
s.ooo votes. contestants in advance of tne open-
Adult’s ticket, single admittance, | 0 g M positively sing)* admit-
night,’price 60c, 1,000 votes. ' tance tickets will not be placed cn
Children's ticket, single admit- M | e until $0 minutes beforo th>
tance, night, 95c, 500 votes.
•Adult’s ticket, single admittance,
afternoon, price 35c, 700 votes.
opening performance.
Each contestant is given a chance
to win and the rules as announced
Children’s ticket, single admit- herein will not give anv, candidate
tance. afternoon, price 15c, 300 votes Dny advantage of the other. . Bulle-
Slngle admittance tickets will not t i p boards bearing the names of th*
be placed on sale until the first af- con tesUnts will be placed at the
ten.oon performance, but season ballot box and In the. Chautauqua
tickets are now on skle, and each hall in order that all persons holding
ontestant can secure several of these j oonpohf , wlll be ab |p t0 act ive
for sale by application to Prof. F. contestants for whom to vote. By
3. Long Manv of the contestants renuirihg coupons to be voted as is-
•11 tte at work the tatter part of
this week and all are expected to get
in early start. The committee In
charge of the Chautauqua will make
no canvasses for the kale of tickets
nttl the contestants are given ample
time in which to work the.field.
Counting ItallntM.
There will he no announcement
of the standing of the contestants
until the afternoon performance of
the opwing dav of the Chautauqtia.
hen the ballots will be counted by
a com nut tee and the standing an
nounced All coupons for the sale
of season tickets must be voted on
th' afternoon of the opening perfor
mance for which a box will be plac-d
at the door After the first day sea
son ticket toupons will not br-count-
sued, no contestant will he allowed
to hold back n large number and
vo.ta-(hem on the closing night, thus
giving every contestant an equal
rhant'e.
Nominations.
Anv young lady in tko count/,
marrl»d or single, ran become n ^on-
tastant by sending their rime to
Prof. F. .8. Long, who w ill ha\'o
charge of the contest and the sale
of tickets. Each contestant wiil be
given 1 »»lino-votes ns a nomination
vote, hut only one nomination tlck-
't will count. Young ladies desir
ing to roinmdc or their friends may
use the following coupon in making
nominations,'’the coupon to he s^nt
♦ n Prof. H. s. Lone as soon as con
venient. w
Druggist Joh i >1. Klein Oilers to
Pay for Sjmiiosc if it lb*e« not
Make Thin People Eat.
.1. T. Polk, who will niak* tin
race for sheriff this year and a prom
inent citizen of the Islaudton s-
lion of the county, was in W’alt'i-
tsoro Monday shaking ha«ds with
his friends.
Pale, thin people are simply suf
fering from want oof nourishment.
They ma\ eat enough, h^t their
food is not properly digested and
does them no gooci,
Samose, tfie renvarkalde flesh
forming food should; be. used by all
v he are pale, weak end thin ft
mingles w ith the food and aids
rimilation, so that when taken for
a short time. Nature will soon as-
s.-rt her normal powers and the food
that is eaten will give strength and
good flesh. j
Weigh yourself before vor_ f «ni-
tm-nce tiie use of Samose, and yo<:
V ill notice a steady gain. S.imo.e
is a scientific fiesh-forming food
that restores the thin and scrawny
to their prop*-r weight, ;y>d fills the
weak flmf’debilitated with \igor and
vitality.
Sueh remarkable Result have f«d-
lOvved the use of Sam of; that Ifruv-
gid John M. Kivin Willlne t. pav
for .the treatment if it does r.ot give
the deSired reaplt*. -He male 'IPs
offer g' n'-taliv and w'untk, all wlio
ate thin, weak and, out oi health to
md a box of Samose .'from I Ini on
11 oae'tmiis. •« >»
PRESIDINt. EI.DEIC’S H ATES
Rev. (i. K. lalwanU Will Hold < tn-
R'leiires in t.’oi itv.
SEVERE PUHISHMENT
Of Mrs. Chappell, of Fife Yean*
Standing, Relieved by CardnL
^ ___ . * •’-
Ml. Airy. N. C.—Mrs. Sarah M. Chap-
pcll of this town, says: ”1 suffered for
live years with womanly troubles, also
stomach troubles, and my ounishment
was more than any one coula tell.
I tried most every kind of medicine,
but none did me any food.
I read one day about Carduf, the wo
man’s tonic, and I decided to try it. I
had not taken but about six bottles until
I was almost cured, r ft did me more
good than all the other medicines I had
tried, put together.
My friends began asking me why I
looked so well, and I told them about
Cardui. Several are now taking it.”
Do you, lady reader, suffer from any
of the ailments due to womanly trouble,
such as headache, backache, sideache.
sleeplessness, and that everlastingly tired
feeling?
If so. let us urge you to give Cardui a
trial, we feel confident it will help you.
Th'* presiding • Id* r of tl.« ("bur
ton district. Rev G , E Edward«,
making hi* (ir>» 'oun^*' ior the
•inference year lb wav at It. thel
< Mirfh Safurda>. preaching there
.--tutdHy at 11 nhbirk, . nd : aaln n
mday at th ' ame hour' Th < on-
. • nee vva- Ipdd Satin dav afteruoou
ad followed a pirnic dinner sejv d
t the chuich -
Rev Edwards will hold
nces this we*k in th" count
. 'Howing places At Weslev
viturday lie will preach
/turdav at 11 o’clock and
’ 11 o’clock.
ohr Swamp
10,000 Votes Nomination Ballot
BOOSTER CLtlirCHAlTAUQlTA POPULARITY CONTEST
• * •/
M
*
• p. 0 .
is nominated as a contestant.
>
/Tiie following ladies have already
Miss Thonuisine Witsell.
been nominated and oilers will ho
Miss Susie Tracy.
announced in next week’s iss-u":
Miss Edith Black.
t'otfagevllle.
Miss Myrtis Padgett<
Mils t'airie Lou Willis
Miss Colette Padgett.
* Hi*tit’s.
Miss Marie* Francis.
, r Miss Annie Hiott.
Hendersoi^j ill-*.
Miss K**vir WillisT
Miss Marie DeTreville.
Mist; Ruth Pellum.
Miss Bessie Saunders. «
Siiwtakvi
Miss Ruth Smith
Mius Connie It. rry.
Mbs Kliz.>ih**th Jones.
Stokes
Miss .M;ye VotiLche.
Miss Jenne* Saunders.
Mlsa L't'ile Hi**rs
,Waltertawo.
MiSsyPetirl (5race.
Miss Reaux Frifip.
Mir/ Florence Anderson.
Miss Emmeline 1* urifoy.
Fyfr further information apply to
Miss Pauline Williams.
Pt/ft. T S Long.
. Good Foj* 500 Votes
For M. ... ......
/
. r. o. . ' .
in ( KAI TM QUA POOSTKRS CONTEST
If voted on or before i\^t»nd;tx
Kctruiiiy 2Kth, l ( >lci.
VIRGINIA GIRL
confe'-
y it th<*
<’Impel
there
flu inlay
going from then »o
Suqday
afternoon,
!Xre he will preaeli at 4 o’clock,
'dding conference for that church
’"Uday morning
W AH I RON FAIN
i'ain is a visitor to every home
"d usually it conn s - quite iin°y-
’• ‘te(Hv. Rut yen afe nr** pa red for
* eyy emer gency If you t:<*«-p a sm?!!
‘.ettle of Sloan's l..nim^nj handy. It
• the greatest fr.in killer ever *Hs-
• overed. Simply laid *>n ttie akin -
m rubbing requireii.- j» drives it e
palu away It is really wonderful.
Mjirvln IP Soleter, Berkeley, t’rrt ,
i rites: ’‘L?u>t Saturday, a.-.'er tramp-
rtg around the Pananvi Exposition
t.Jh wet fe**4. ' eatye home with
'•'y neck so stiff that I houldn'J turn
i ntplted Sloan’s Liniwmnt * freely,
ird. went to be»l To my surprise
o'xt morning the stiffness had al
most disappeared, four hours after
’he second application 1 was as good
as new.’z
• March, 1915. At druggists. 25c.
Gained 15 Pounds By Taking Vmol
Norfolk, Va. - ‘‘I suffered from r.-r-
vousness. had n» apm-Ute an<i was very
thin. Nothing I took seemed U* help .ne
until one daya friend toki me atarut V mol
l have now" taken six bottles and have
gained fifteen pounds: have a gmsl ap-
petit* and can eat anything. Mattik
Dewing, Norfolk, V f a.
Vino) is a delicious cod liver and iron
tonic without oil.a constitutional remedy
which creates an appetite.aids digestion
qnd mak«ta pun* healthy blood. Try it.
un our guarantee.
.John M. Klein, Druggist,
Walterboro. S. (V
J, O. Ja»iues. Jr . of Cottageville,
was »n Walterboro Monday en rout**
to Beldoc/»w here fie goes to bore an
Art«-sian well for A. M. M'tz Mr.
Jaques has bad splendid lu< k in
the wells he has b«*en-boring
WHtYOD A8E NERVOUS
rile nervous system is the alarm system
j of the human b«*ly.
In perievt health w** liarlly realise that
.f we have a network ol nerves, but whew
health is ebbing, when strength is declin
ing, the same nervous system gives the
1 alarm in headaches, tirerinesa, dreamful
aleep, irritability and unless corrected,
Isads straight to a breakdown.
». To correct nervousness, Scott's Emul
sion is exactly wh.it you should take; its
rich nutriment gets into tiie bloat and
rich blood feeds the tiny nerve-cells while
the whole system responds to its refresh
ing tonic force. It is free from alcohol.
Scott a Bowse. Bloomfield. N. I.
CASTOR IA
For Infants and Children
In Use For Over 30 Years
Always bears
• > the
Signature of
Miss Rr*Ksi«* Jaqu**t<, of Cottaqe-
ville. who wax taken to the Baker
sanitarium a few daVs ago for sui-
gical treatment, is much improved..
She was hurt by one of the school
boys in school,-and front thisi com
plications set in. necessitating an
operation.
' printed
To Drivo Out Matarta
And Build Up Tbs System
Tskc the Old Standard GROVE’S
TASTELESS thill TONIC. Yon knew
what you are taking, as the formal! is
‘ ted on srsry label, showing it is
nod Iron la a