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1 \ . y / \ t PAGE SIX l . THE PRESS AND STANDARD • o' Wednesday, April 19, 1916. Mi VOTE FOR '.l r\ v FOR AYOR «* * ’ ' • ' v ■ ' t ‘ " . ■ K *_ AND Ar PROGRESSIVE WALTERBORO ONE VOTERS REASON FOR SUPPORTING W. W. SMOAK TOR MAYOR. I expect to vote for W. W. Smoak for mayor, because I believe him to be perfectly honest, unusually well equip ped to properly fill the office, abounding in energy and possessed of more pure public spirit and willingness to sacrifice self for the common good than any man in Wal terboro. Everybody must admit / that Smoak spends much of his time, energy and money in inaugurating and pushing forward unselfish plans for the uplifting and bet terment of the town. He is peculiarly interested and es pecially fitted for public service, and he is “on the job all the tim,e. He is making a personal sacrifice to oc cupy tlie mayor’s office and I do not think that the peo ple should rebqke and discourage such public spirit as Smoak possesses by defeating him at the polls.—From letter of Hon. M. P. Howell..published in The Press and Standard. . • . . THE WAY HIS CANDIDACY. IS VIEWED AWAY FROM HOME. W. W. Smoak, editor of The Walterbqro Press and Standard, is a candidate for May of Walterboro. We hope he will be elected. In Mr. Smoak Walterboro an.l the lower portion of South CardJina has a tireless work er and booster. He will # make the Colleton capital the best mayor it has ever had.—Spartanburg Journal. .J UNION MEETING SECOND DIVISION ll«‘iiilt‘rM>ntillc Ua;«IKt (Tiurcli Will lie Host ot I'uioii April v Tocnt y-Mne-Tliirty Lodge. April It.—The Inion MeeiinK »f the Second.DiviHipn of the Colleton Association will be held with the 'Hendersonville Maptisr church Saturday and Sunday. April "S-.lo The following - ip (he pro gram: 9 Saturday Morning. lb::io. Devotional and prayer service conducted by A. ('. Breland. 11 Introductory sermon by He\. Walter Black. .The following aubircta Mill then be diftcuftaed: * 1. Is the Sunday fchool Morfcta* it la carried on in our churctfen a success for .Jh • stand point of actu ally teachfug'Jhe Bible? and If not. • m hy *not ■* .1. It. Funderburk. A. C. Breland - Does a larger measure of ob- llKation for the evangelization of the world r< -1 upon Baptists thaU' upon Christians of other denominations? —Rev. Walter Black. H. G Black. :t From henceforth let no man trouble me: -fAr I bear itv, my body the tuatks of the Lord .l.esus (tiala- tions <5:17» An exegesis by Rev. F. (» S Curtis. 4 The office woik of Nuv llolv Spirit (Acts 16:7-1 i»: tat To the world ibi To the believer. In To the church. Discussed hy .1. C. Lawson. . 5. The fruit/of the Spirit (Galt tians 5:22-231 discus»i«d by II .1. ^.Givens. Sunday school Sunday mornin.' a* 10 o'clock. / The missionary «ehnon m1|| be preached Sunday morning at 11 >(/ o’cloc-k by Rev. F (> H Curtis. * As our Home and Foreign Mis sion Boards are now facing a di*- j Stressing financial condition, let nil! come prepared to make a cred table ' contribution to the work A J. C. LAWSON'.* Chairman Program Conr.t'Mre W. M. Union I Meeting at Smoaks Smoaks. April 13.—The second quarterly meeting r of the \V. auxiliary to the Colleton .Baptist As sociation met with the Smoaks church on Saturday and Sunday. April 8-9. i Only seven W. At. S. were repre sented. but there were reports from some having delegates present. An Interesting progam was carried out, sexeral of those present taking part in it. One of.lbe most Interest ing features jpf the meeting was a song message by four members of the local society. The association policy was read: This policy Mill be found in the back of the associationat minutes; those societies not having a copy Mill re ceive one by applying to Miss C.eor pie Ackerman. Round. S. C. A committee to discuss the advis ability of holding the next institute of the Southern division In Colleton Mas appointed. This committee con sists of Mrs. II. .1. Givens. Miss Kdith Kasferling. Miss tfculah Hiott, Mrs. j. c. Lawson. Mrs T. W. Griffith. Mrs. T. M. Suiith. Miss Emily Bio* man. Mrs. J. C. Nettles. Mrs L. O Hatch. Mrs. W; Berry. Mrs. L. U. Ackerman, Mrs. B. P. Padgett. Miss Lucia Kinard. The chairman Mill call for a meet ing of this committee .some tifne in the near Xu Lire, and Mill be glad if every member possible Mill be pres ent. Miss Beulah Hiott Mas appointed press correspondent for the union. ( The missionary sermon Mas preached on Sunday by the Rev. J. C. Lawson. The next meeting wiil be held Mith the Black Creek church, on the third Saturday and Sunday in July. A delightful dinner was served on the grounds on Saturday, and reso lutions of thanks were tendered the ladies of the community for their hospitality and to the gentlemen for their kindness In conveying the del egates to and .from their' trains. Mi. CARMEL r'c ********** ***•*> * * * **************** Walterboro. R. 3,'April'10.—Rev. J. D. Bell filled his regular appoint ment at Carmel Sunday morning Mith just a feM- in attendance, on ac count of the unfavorable weather. A number of young folks enjoy ed singing at the homo of W. R. Beach Sunday night. It was given in honor of Rev. Waltei- Black, pas tor of Pleasant Grove «hurch. Miss Addie Linder is visiting hot sister, Mrs. A. T. Ctsey, of Round \V. R. Hill and Ernest Beach and M. B. Padgett went on a fishing trip last week to Horse rmoe. A. B. Padgett had Bambfrg last week. .» . Mrs. T. S. Linder and children spent Saturday night Mith her fath er. T. J. Beach. Lolis Carter and Winthrop Cros by, of Bbenezer* spent Saturday night with M. # B. Padgett. Laurie Beach and sister. Claudia, visited Misses Rather and Ruth Lin der Sunday. A. V. Sykes and Lonnie ' Carter left Wednesday for St. Petersburg. Ya . where they are expected to stay for some time. Mr. and Mrs. >V. A. Padgett are all shtlles—4t> a son. v m m- y business itv , T. GOOD WAY TO DO HU SI NEKS John M. Klein NelU Hc'lahle Iteny-dy nt Half Price nml Guarnntes's ’ < a Cure. X UGH! CALOMEL MAKES YOU DEATHLY SICK Told That There Was n<» Cure For Him. X After suffering for over twenty years with indigestion and having some of the best doctors here to teR me there was no cure for me. I think it only right to tell you for the sake of other sufferers, as well as your own satisfaction that a 2^ cent bottle of Chamberlain's Tablets not only relieved me but cured me within two months, although I am a man of 65 years.” writes Jnl. Grobien/ Hous ton. Texas. For rale by all dealers. ’ • - - 1 . ' • : r Easter Sunday rti WALK-OVER SHOES ARE THE FAVORITE FOOT- WEAR IN EVERY COUNTRY OF THE WORLD. THIS * - -o V SEASON AS HERETOFORE THEY CANNOT BE EQUALED. ■ j . ■ „ WE HAVE ADDED SO MANY NEW STYLES AND LEATHERS TO OUR STOCK THAT YOU ARE SURF, , TO FIND HERE JUST WHAT YOU ARE LOOKING FOR. . * ******* * * ******* * , * * PK.MKL- * * * \Yhen one can buy gold dollars /for. fifty cents, it is n' good time to piin base. In ordering a 6ubv bottle of Dr Howard’K celebrated sjiHcific for the cure of consiipation and dyspepsii nt 25 cent ' John MKleindit giving one of the greatest trade c^uni-e:; e\ir«r offered ^o th^ people of W^l- terboro. v Even though jtiflered at half-price (vj- for lntro«!uct(»ry put poses the spe-I Tak «ifli is sold . under a guarantee to \..o w • cure of the money will lx' refunded.' rausoatbd. Don’t lose a d .y’« Work. If food does not digest. If tbe-e Is Take a spoonful of harmless, vefce Walterboro. Route 5. April lt>.- D. A. Davis will leave tomorrow for Charleston, where he will un dergo an operation. We hope Mr. Davis *iU soon be back home atul fully restored to his good health. Stop I'sing Dangerous Drug Before , J. E. and- Mrs. Illers. of Ashton. It Sallvat*^* Yc*u! It’s .spent the week-end with Mrs. Hiers’ • Horrible. 1 father. N. J. Trowell. You’re bilious, sluggish, constipat- Miss Kate Ramsey, who is leach ed and believe- you need vile, clan- t ing in Hampton county, K now :.t gerous calomel to start your liver home for a clay or two. and clean your bowels. ! 11. J. and Mrs. Brown, of Savan : Here’s jny gnaiAntef! Ark- your nab., spent the wee k-end with, Mr druggist for a 50 cent bottle of Duel- Rrown’s parents. C. \V. ; : .| Mrs son’s Ll\ef Tone and take a spoonful Brown. tonight If It doesn't start your liver I Rev. F. (> S Cllrtl^ d- l,v. led a and straighten you right up better ' spb r.dld sermon at Great Swrmn | than calomel and without griping 05 Sunday. ; making you sick I want you to go p. ]. Rootle, who is opci. ng a | b 'ck to the stop*• and g« t-your'Tfrftrr- m Beatifort < canty. spi-pt Sunday nt home James E Pellum rUiadc.i Sua-- dav - r . hbol at Caviner Sun*!av »f- $3.50 TO $5.00 Tt« • i tre ui *»• j'f o J. P. Herndon & Soft fe. —t~ V e c alomel tod,*’ and tonidrrow , .ill f-.cel weak asrd •sick sfnd , gas^i)- pain in the-.-stomach, if the tongue is coated and the hr. th had. ‘Me [UmIson's Liver Tone terni>on. , It is hoped that ‘Capt Moor* tonight soon see his way cleat to !•< '■ and w..ke tip feeling great. It's per- new- road -ftoM Orel t s If there is ronsUp.ition nn<! braining. l< »lv harmless, so give it t.x^out Diawdys This pxMuige, frooV. •Dr.'Hound’s sp<-t ijlc «JiU ouee sou children any time. It can't salivate: j Moore i s being watched with If it doc- ne t > on I a\- di uncist , apt them cat anything-afterward*. ! interest Klcit.b personal vu 'f t*-- • to t etui it i —^— - . . ' jc>ur money. S|M'll*Sitiimons. .Df Howard’s specific gives einlc.khj' rc lief and makes- jx-rmanent cure's of | eon-dituition t roubles dyspepsia and nil liver Theses. n.te strong statements. l.tit John M. Klein is giving his custom ers a chance to prove their truth at Just half the regular price—elxtv doses for 25 cents. If they are not found .true, all you have to do Is ask for your money. PILES BEST FOR LIVER Because they contain the best liver medicines, no matter how bitter or nauseating for the tweet sugar comb ing hides the taste. Dr. King’s New Life Pills contain Ingredients that put the llrer working, move the bowels freely. No gripe, no nausea, aid digestion'. Jiist try a bottle of Dr. King’s New Life Pllle>and notice v how mneh better yon feel. 28c. at Druggists. , > Mix. Ella Spell and J W: *BL: - mofiv were happily married March 15 at tin* home of Mr. and Mrs. M. 11 Kiser‘in Hampton county. Judge Daley o'flh iating. Mrs. Spell Is the daughter tof Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Drawdy, near Ritfor. Mr. Simmons is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Hosea Simmons of North Carolina. He is n prosperous young business man. Their many friends hish them a long and happy life. CASTORIA For Infants and^ Children In Um For Ovnf 30 Ymcs Always bean Ognetoie ot V ANOTHER WOMAN TELLS How Vinol Made Her Strong Bdallsville. Ohio. — ”! wish- all ner vous, weak, run-down women could have Vinol. 1 was so run-doton. weak and non oua 1 could not sleep. Everything 1 ate hurt me, and the medicine I had ta ken did me no good. I decided to By Vinol, and before long I could eat any-' thing I wanted and could sleep all night. Now I am well and strong, and in bet ter'health than I have been for Tears.” —lira. Anna If ILUSON, Beallsvilie.Ohio. We guarantee Vinol for all run-down, weak and debi'etated conditions. „ John M. Klein/ Druggist, Walterboro, 8. C. Arm* im 8mm. Mm m Tk* worn cue*, a* Natter *f _ •n cure4 kjr th* w—Strtui. oM Fxrtera Aatia^tic HmUis* OQ. 17 raw. vxi Uta:».t th« momUmc. Ac Me. tU* Good Health Doubles the Value of Your Services A half sick man Is rot worth half pay. A man or woman in ■ poor health raak< s ii poor leader, a poor sort of a parent.. The - value of Pcruna In the hopie can scarcely be estimated. It prevents many of the common ali ments. It is an excellent remedy for coughs, colds, catarrh, grip, spring fever, tired-out feeling. Bit down and think It over. See whether you can afford to go on half sick. t X^ Bom# people prefer Penn to the fluid Peruna. Fire Insurance •» /- 1 desire to inform my friends and former pat 1 *"!’.' that I now represent the Equitable Fire Insurance (X. of Charleston, S. C. Their statement of December 'll. 1915, show’s a surplus to policy holders of $282,0KUn > l am also inlormed by the president of the company that they have excellent re-insurance facilities. When in need of fire insurance, I would be glad if you will see ni" X D. B. SLACK Cored In 6 to 14 Days. THE OLD RELIABLE BLACKSMITH SHOP The business formerljr conducted by E. P. Knight here is being continued. D. E.-Knight, an experienced worker, has become associated with us, and has active charge of all work in the shop. He is* an expert black smith, wheelwright and cabinet maker. HORSESHOEING RONE BY EXPERTS MRS. E. P. KNIGHT & CO.