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’ l p *: WedUMdASTr March 1916. THE PRESS AND STANDARD PAGE THRX9 ■ ■ 5- V • » ». r ■ March 11th .f 7# • 8 . ■ J ill v . v Doors Will Open at 9 a. m. Sharp. No One Admitted Before That Time. To the first lady who spends To the next three ladies who . • To each of the next five ladies , To each of the next five ladies who spend $5.00 after the sale, 4 cans of STAR Lye will be . 'A - ' : $5.00 after the doors open, $2>00 spend $5.00 after the doors open $1.00 in silver will be given to • who $pend $5.00. after the doors open 7 .cakes of OCTAGON in silver will be given. e ’ * »c * # • each. . , * ,'’ Soap will be given. ■V given. m * ' l ^ ' **** '' These arc Free Gifts—a chance for all. The only condition being that the five dollars must be spent for SPECIAL SALE ITEMS. “T" \ Don’t fail to view the Bargains in STAR BRAND and GRADDOGK TERRY Shoes being offered at reduced prices. N ) Trash as Sometimes put out at Special Sales but new stock in these well known Brands of SHOES. . Dry Goods, Rugs? Crockery, Hats, Notions, Blankets, Oil Cloth, Shirts, Shoes, Embroidery, Laces and countless other Items, all at Sacrifice Sale Prices Owing to the Great Y . c :U •* . * . . « m t *\ » V . / TEACHERS HQLD MARCH MEETINC Only a Small \tt«MHlan<'t► , at lli'lal Satunlay «t HikIi S«Ikm»1 '• ‘ " * Ainlitnriiini. Th«* regular meetitip of th«* emin- tv teachers assorlation was hel l ;it the* High school auditorium £taur- '.iv with a sinnll attendance of teat hers, tine i>nr,tl\ to’the cold tie-s of -t^t weather'. Although tie- e’ f - ttemlance was small, a V >o.l met ting ,v\ s held arid- many init resting j.a- pets read And discussed. The tuatler of Field Day -for .'i>iil 7tli was dj^cussed at sflme i tigth :fnd details of the day were arranged. Prof; hong, the-president the' association, presided. Miss Justine Fliers, of jSmoaks school, read a veCv fine paper on "How .to Teat h Reading in the First (.Ifade.’’ Miss' Eunice W*h"1 {tie, of .1 at ksorv- ? t.oro school, sang-a solo. greaUV to the e'njo.yment ’ tin* tc.ach»*rs. Prof. S. P: ,1. (Jarris. .lr.. discussed tjvf suWect of. teaching fractions, in the ahsenvj* of the regularly assign-, ed speaker. Miss Ulmer Fhjhburno also al»ly discussed this subject, as ■ did Miss Edith Fraser that of read ing in the first grade. . * Miss Agnes fta\'en*-T,.a new teach er in the- Walterboro school, and Miss Wilhelmina Ilenuett. of the Bethel school, were the new mem bers in attendance. The teachers' present at the meet ing were: Prof. V S. £ong. Miss Eunice Whittle. Miss- Kate Rent*, Miss Ulmer Fishhurre. Miss Agnes Ravi nel. Miss Ena May Crosby. Miss Wilhefriitna Bennett, Mi.-s F'mllr Floman^MiSs Enuise Marvin. Miss t th Fraser. Mis* Sarah Kohn. Miss Justine lliers. Miss Alice Broadway. Professors S. P. J. Garris, .lr.. K. It. Carpenter, .John Miley, 8. M. (lorinor. F’rahk Connor. Miss Ruth Garris, Miss Nellie Kinsey and Miss Wil liams.*^ Supt. Strickland was also present mi delivered a short important talk ♦ o the teachers. Miss Cora Connor *--vvas also a visitor at this meeting. ^e.;s e. ^ _ . . t * * •is * * * * * * ❖ OBITUARY- •** . ** ’ Newton. In sad hut- loving rtmemhrance •of our *d<-n' beloved mother. Mrs. W. .1 Nekton, who departed .tin life March iSHli. Long days, arid lights she bore°in pain to wait for cure, but in tain, But God. who knouefh all filings boi,, eased he • itain- and gave her rCal; tie C du> u Gi-tJ'S wery open, il gentle vo ! c«‘ >aid ••Come.’* With farewells un«noKJti. slu*-calmly entered borm*. c-a-t •• u _ .•arts w -re tdlWl wi.l. ,.n:ui ‘- ;.t .! .our s/iuls were how* d'a i'h gri' f.. but jh** thought of . ta r ' ill^ lb • «i. Ihrouglvt unto our s.u’ls i j lid' I i n j iimiher. we -ttdve mi-.'- d’ y«*m the long. long year, though it has be. i a. li-ard to live without you arid 1 <> lonely without , your grille. more comes a light step from r >o:u to'room: no bright joyous voice it*ev dispelsxthe gloom: no sw<«>t .cim- panion to smother each sigh. Oh. I aril so lonely. I fancy in Hcav i' I see you ndw, with your gen*h* fare and placid brow and your lloUind raiment so “whita and fair, for our darling mother is an angel there. We miss you. dear mother, but 1 trust and pray wo will meet again in Heaven, sortie sweet day bye arid bye, no more to h«> parted on that bright shore whefe we hope to live forevermore. ... HUSBAND AND CHILDREN. MCALOMEl MAKES YOU DEADLY SKK Mop Using Dangerous Drug Ik-fore If Salivates You! It’s Horrible. THE \CHKH OF HOI SET'LKAMNG The pain and soreness caused by bruises, nver-«-xertion and straining during house cleaning time .. are ‘•oothid a v ;i.y hv .Sloan's Liniment, "No ’need - to suffer,this agony. .Ics: r.nply -Sloan'- Liniment to the dire spots, rub only a little. In a short thru* the pain leaves, you rest < dm- fortably h*nd enjoy a refr^ •hir.g sleep. One grateful user wri‘<s: •^Sloah's Liniment is worth Mftwrfcgh in gold.” Keep a bottle on hand, use it against all soreness. N -u*;.!- gla and Bruises. Kills pain. 25c. at your Druillst. • You're bilious, sluggish, constipat ed and believe you need vile, dirr gerOtjyi calomel to start your liver and clean your bowels. Here’s my guarantee! Ask vour druggist for a 50 rent hot We of Dod son’s Liver Tone and take a spoonful tonight. If it doesn't start your liver and straighten you right up better than calomel and without griping, or making you, sick I want you to^go lock to the-store and get your mon ey. f . Take,calomel today ahd tomorrow voti will feel weak and si: K and "nuseated lion’t lose a day's v*ork T ke .i spoonful of I/re 1* . v< t l»le Dodson's Li Vs r --Tone tonight r ^yottt < hildren"any time. I* can’t, sal:vat 'o let,themanything afterwards. : a,ft Wake up feeling great. B's tier f'.rtly ha’truless. Co gi,'# it t > >ou .1 T~ f^ollr. of IdandR'n, was in a Iter boro Sati-rtjay. Mr. Polk is candidate f/ftr the office of sheriff. MAMMA! DON’T YOU SEE YOireHILD IS SICK, CONSTIPATED Look at Tongue!-Mo»V l*o:sons Ui-tiui l.ivei- and ItoweU at t tme. -Mother! Your « ntld isn't n itur- ally cross and p« > «‘vi.-'i. i* :t ton gue is coated; this is a sun - rn *1 ; little stein:*.eh, 1 i\er and t* ><} . ,] a cleansing fit omy. »'Wt!«.*n listless., pale, fw*••:»-»; ,, ji.l of eoM. hf- a til 'Lavi. C: t " ; doesn't ju^it. rlCep or act i •• ;t t’ly. bus stomach-ache., diarrhoe;.. r, • • r- h r, a getill*. IJyer*and tw«wcl . ilfg’ should al .\^\>s be t»:i ! I . * ! et meat given. „ , Nothing equals 'Tallforriia Sunp -of Figs" ,for children's ills:; i •< a teaspoonful., and in a few t’s nr all the fool waste, sour bib and f< : irieriting food wh-'di el gg-d 1:1 t!ie bowels passies <mt t'.i ->.-»• u .'and you have a well ;:uwt pl.i>fu! < !,ild again. All children lore this 'ann- l«:ss t delieiotis^'"fruit laVative/’ arid it never fails to eff« : ct a g< <<<! in side'’ cleansings. Directions*for I* - hick, children of all ages, and vov nl ups ^-plainly on tht bottle Keep it handy in your hotm \ littje givnn toflay S.-ives^a s** k e' ild toniWrow. hut get tht* genuine \ k your druggist for a ap.cent l»dtl*' •>! "t'alifornia Syrup of Fig«.’'.tbert biok and see that it.fs made by’tie '.di- forriTa Fig Syrup Uo.” “CYCLONE MACK” ENDS MEETING Orang -t.iirg the See tie, of *t Great Re- \ I vat ,l'> Re». Baxter Mclaiitboi of IteilliettM llle.. A foils we> !. n vival mei tpig '\as concluded* at, SMangehurg last night by ReV. B: \Jei Mel’andon. the notfd revivalist pH a< !%.it Betim ttsyille. beet: one ,'.f -I he lllo.-t sill'- "the iil^eiing*; hel<l h.v.ih: lor.^and. . 'a result of *ffg til*- | • Opb ol fclHItU * - • be- -. -1 r * -d .»•' nrv*'*. h* •bt. 1 ' u.iiUt * d j of tonv> 11.- fnf'ie *. ai d t he • i it v tod.t. This ha cessful o n*te‘| i I bfs ,pr< a; iiurg ha . i fore. S- ]have bee! (Las a ■ rii ■ * % -yt is more <.t i'ht daily li\v '*>( before b.i hi.etj f \ ir w‘ poiptt * There titaflliy e\ id* nt in tie tie pi opb- tinin evi'v T h, >"( «t r THE rol'NTV EAIIN We are glad To see the mm h ' t •'.o of county fairs organising tor :|e^t fall. By forming n circuit t! -< ..ri obtain benefits .which they < o ' ! n/d ecu re by working without orr tjoti 'or « b-o|>ei rt tion 'l*j i»i n n i n i» nnu i imxa.T laginning now instead of,it temher^ is an indication that s* p- fIv-sc live witi’s, will put in a. whob * r ip working upon the plans for th* r respective fairs. “Farmers wklf I* encouraged to begin 'noV to pr- pa:..- forHhe fairs“ in their eoutilie- vtid the pet results will he most er.,T' /ylng. we feel sure. ' . , And the management of the Staje fair, we are advised, will keep in close toil^i with the COUWtt*s. «» that the next exhibition'* in ‘'oluYu- hia will be the greater t in thy hi tory of the State. in • cell there. i. ,:s tliere .Sunday and it Wa- :'i*.l Sind; > jn the why* e; obs»*rv:• i i c o: .the SabhAtlft' Tlu ic was, not .' .'riii *t<in 'open, n,or a cold drink's parbu'. and no place of business' tip'n. A deep, -iflgiou's piety seeriged to pervade everv place and hirndreds of the citizens’ wAfe fiookfng ^o the churches and Sunday schools: The service SunAay moil ing was at'th** tahermwle. and al though itseated ,'LftttU person?: t heye were- nmenough seats for the im- tnenw throng . The afternoon ser vice wa.- given over to .the negro* s. and agaifi the capacity of the taber nacle was taxed to the utmost, and hundryd-* of negroes could not g * into'the tabernacle. It was wondei ful to s. e the tyasterfiil way -the evangelist could; Uway this vast an- tlienci- of negroes, and how impress ed they all ,wen-by his remarks. It hay 1>A> n a wonderful, -I anil ec* n one has aceomnlt ■ cem^neivf t ( .ed- mm b : . ■ - 'Xr Proper Treatment /for |tii>ousnes« For a. long*tripe Miss LcU :>*; i ton, Uhnrchv Re. N. V ,. Vns hil.u » and* had siclFneadaehe and siiidls. Cbamberlain’s Tablets wen trig only thing that gqve her per maneut relief. For sale by a 11 deal- era. * • ' :-niih things can not day. and to make a i Port ' and > oj.si ji a-1 * - t o'lj* C* to l'"^ c a fee'ing that !]'..•• ' gS‘ -M - M ar • ag/J uli urallv,. |gg»-sf if t rue* i >. ng tl Dr. Sc ott HarvJnr, of Henderson ville. one of the most popular physi- •ians r>f the county;^was in Walter boro Saturday. V v* II featured fr. t*‘ what can I. ’ith tin* Use ot : J I . t* if e.i t '> - .gt ound. lim Wo/regurd the comhinatfor: el I,: e ton* 1 and legumes as the. g’-at* t bing that ‘an V- done for Sou.’ Caroriina^—C«*lun#iia Rei ord PH.I.s HES|; ' Met an. I OH Ll\ EH O— th* V Contain till be t Ijveh 'Ik.-iii*-. no niatt* r tihw. bitter or lu.useatllig (o| tflC-.'W'at .ugiil t*o,i * »RR hides the t.eUi . Dr King s N* v. Life I'ill; lonjinn ingrttlients that pur tloi Iivir ..piking, move tin • tf'.vel: || t jy. No giipe, no na us.-,i. aid digest loti, Jusi try a holtb* of Dr. KR.fc's New Life Bills and ijf^'e bov. much b* M* i you feel.- STx at Druggists. * * '■ j.i AM OJIOL .1 PER CENT.' AVcgd^He Preparafiimfir^ similJli/iAi&cFootiMtiftTintY iin^Hr ^uvodisattiiiuwfisi Infants **Thildrkn Promotes Di^esrtonfhfptfiJ- nessand RntXoiUains ndilar (ipiunt.Morphine norMberaL Not Narcotic. jBtyrtfMtbsififZZ/mcr ift- 1 « / , Aperirrt Remedy for Cnra*p* Hon, Sota Stomarh.DUrrtBa Worms jTnnvulswirt ness undLossorSiitP. IbcSknie Sifnaturf of >T|1E CEKMt'irCOMPA** KEW WRH. -L At b months old J5 Dosi s -J5Cfn ts Bzaa Copy of Wtappic. GASTORU For Infanta and Children, * Mothers Know That Genuine Castoria Always 16 Signature^ of f la Use For Over o. Thirty Years r J ^ \ SANITARY AND CLEAN * , t • « WE PRIDE OtTRSELVES tf.Y THE CLEANLINESS: OF OUR HARREK SHOP AND THE PERSONAL NEATNESS OF:Ol!R PARPERS. . ’ ’ ; /. f % -<*.• * - —L»*t ux .itti-nd do your need>T-a* ,, SMITH’S BARBER SHOP H. P. SMITH, Prop. Next to Terry ^Shatfers Main Street. :iErz;r. • . : Vr- ‘ \