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v i ,.1' o r r, April 19. 1916. J THE PRESS AND. STANDARD PAGE SEVEN All This Week—Our United States Tire Show • .* • / You haTO heard that at last the goal of tire makers has been reached in these superb pneumatic casings. All this week we will have a special exhibition of these * Balanced * Tires. Let us explain to you what * balance ’ is, and what it does to gi ve lower mileage cost. , , Let us explain to you the purpose of each of the five United States Tires—a tire to meet every need of price and use. Drop in. We can show you real tire economy, and the way to better tire'service. • " ^ • ' Rizer & Ayer * & * * * $ * * ^ / / * •> * * * * Candidate Cards * * * **************** The Press snd Standard will pub* liflh brief cards announcing the can didacy of office seekers from ' now till the primary election at the rate of $7.50 for St^te or District candi dates; $5.00 for each card for coun ty candidates, snd '$3.00 for magis trate candidates. These cards are strictly* cash in advance to everyone. ‘ FOR MAYOR I desire to announce my candi dacy for the office of Mayor of Wal- terboro. In seeking this important position I do so not unmindful of the responsibnities which it carries. I realise that Walterboro is Just now in a position needing the moat care ful and sanest of governments. The town is putting off Its swaddling clothes, as it were, and k? stepping out as a larger town fir small city. Many public improvements have been made, and are in process of making, and to foster these it is necessary that the city government be composed of ppogresslve men. who are willing to devote-ftifflcTeut of their timo to accomplish results for the good of the • community. These men should he leaders In progressive thought and action, and the position of May oh therefore, carries with it responsibilities. Where I stand on these matters is known to the citizens of the town, and I have ever striven to advance the best interests oT the town In evtfry way possible. As mayor I should strive to do this right on, and to promote the growth and develop- opment of Walterboro and the sur rounding eountry. - - Respectfully, , . ^ ~\V. W. SMOAK. FOR MAYOR 1 am a candidate for the office of Mayor of. the town 'of Walterboro. and pledge myself to abide the re sult of the Democratic primaries. JOHN I). GLOVER. n L-MHERHORH §S0H S7» CHARLESTON. S.C. STOP, LOOK AND READ Tills If a man loves a girl, that ht» busi ness; If a girl loves a ma\ that's her busi ness; ' * If they get married that's their business. , ,, ^ So, If you want your automobile sieat covereda and clothes cleaned, iee The New York Pressing Club; for that’s their business. New York Pressing Sale HIGH GRADE MEAL CONTAINS POTASH. DO YOU WANT IT? 1 have announced myself a rand' date for Mayor of Walterboro. will also pledge m’ys*df to the peo ple of Walterboro my. word as an honest man if they sec fix to elect me 1 will discharge jny duty to the full extent.. I am wrtling to abide hv the Democratic primary. * S’. H. KENDRICK. TOR WARDEN bbl-.D WANTED Clilb — .77/ . & it P for mi! wife THE BEST —AND— , v UKAPESY FEED. Walterboro Oil Mill ««•»***«******* •. CARDS. «****#»* # * * *# Real .state <4 General Insurance Rent s COLLETON REALTY CO. R. M. Jefferies D. L. Smith Pre*. Gen. Mgr. We buy and sell real estate, col lect rents, promote loans, Life, Ac cident, Fire, Tornado, Bond, In surance. Walterboro, S. C. EYES \>j‘ Eyeso examined scientifically. Glasses and '■Artificial Eyes Fitted. Sat'sfartion guaran’eed A. VLMKflr'ERG Crtoi: !• ‘ V <•' . » I hereby announce myself a can didate for warden of the town of Walterboro. subject to the rules of the Democratic primaries. ( HAS. W. GLOVER. hereby announce myself a can didate* for Sheriff of Colleton county, and pledge myself to abide the re sult of the primary and support the nominees of the party. J. MILLIGAN PADGETT. Jac ksonhoro. S. (\ I hereby announce myself a candi date for the Sheriff's office of'Col leton county and pledge myself to abide by the rules governing the* Democratic-party and support the nominee* of the primary election. . . J. T. POLK. Islandton S. C. COLLETON’S BANK DIRECTORY • ■ THE COLLETON BANKING COMPANY OF WALTERBORO. 8. C. Total Resources .. : $221,429.39 HAYINGS ACCOUNTS AND ALL ACCOUNTS SOLICITED JNO. F. LUCAS, R. L. FRASER, II. W. BLACK, Jr.. President. Cashier. • Vice-President. FOR HIGHWAY COMMISSIONER I desire to announce myself a can didate for Highway Commissioner and pledge myself to abide the re- f suit of the Democratic primaries. P. G. KEARSE. Lodge, s. C. (Ashton.) FOR CORONER I hereby announce myself a can didate for the office of coroner for Colleton county and pledge myself to abide the rosulfs of the Democrat- c primaries; • COLUMBUS N. LANG- DALE, \\>efcv*8. p . ,* FOR CORONER' I hereby announce myself a candi date for the office of Coroner of Colleton county, subject tuthejules of the Deinoi r.it ie p-imaries. 0 J. M. RENTON. Walterboro, Route 4. , I am a candidate for Coroner of Colleton county, subject to the rules of the Democratic primaries. G. II. ALL. Islandton, 8. C. THE FARMERS & MERCHANTS BANK OF WALTERBORO, 8. C. Resources $250,000.00 ‘ All Ranking Itu-ine** Solicited. Special Attention to Having* Accounts, large or Small. R. H. WIC1IMAN, I. M. FISH BURKE, ' A. II. WICHMAM President. .Cashier. . Vice-President. THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK « ’ OF WALTERBORO, S. C. ' , CAPITAL STOCK. SURPLUS, ETC... $35,092.14 Only Ikmk in CoiAity Under U. S. (Hivcrnnient Supervision. JAS. K. PEURIFOY, C. G. PADGETT. E. E. JONES President. Cashier. Vice-President. I hereby announce myself a candi date.for tbe office of Coroner of Col leton county, subject to the rules of the Democratic primaries? ISHAM w: DOPSON Walterboro, S. C. FOR MAGISTRATE Hells Township. ‘ 1 h» iTK>' announce myself a can didate/pu- the office of magistrate of Hells township, in,the primary to be lo b! this year, subject to the rules oFthe Democratic party, and I agree to support the nominees of the party. JOE C. DRA\VD¥?r Stoki . S. C. • I 1*. -4 by announce myself a call dida-'e for the office of Magistrate oL BroMpn Township, and will alddc the i.-ult of the Democratic prijnpr- ies. I shall appreciate the support of < v> 1 y \ otcr. Respectfully. X A 'ton. .1. E. IHERS. I hereby announce myself a can (folate for warden of the town of Walterboro and pledge myself 'o abide the results of the Democratic primaries. CHAS. H. Es'DORN. I herebjr an.nounco myself a cadi- date for Alderman in the approach ing municipal election, and pled*-.' •Myself To abide the result oft lie elections. E. D. LEMACKS. SOLICITOR - _ To the v Voters of the 14th Jud’.ci:J Circuit: I desire to announce my cand ! - dnovfor Soli<itor. subject to tli rules’ of The Democratic primaric . and I pledge myself, if elected, to perform my duli^^ impartially arid faithfully. ( Respectfully. HEHEK R. PADGETT. Walterboro, S. C. FOR M \(ilsf RATE, \\arterhom I Tieieby announce myself a can- did ''e for Magistrate at Walterboro. VeVdier Township, and "Mil appre ciate your liberal support. I will abide the result of the primary, and If elected K'll perform ? my, duties without fear or favor. . ,-D H. F. TOWI.E8. - THE BANK OF RUFFIN RUFFIN, 8. C. * » capital and surplus $9.43000 hepositdRs recede special consideration H. D -PADGETT. Jr., JOEL P. PADGETT, J. W. MILKY, Jr.. President. * Caalder. Vice-President. It. F. imLLANDNOnd Vice-President BANK OF SMOAKS 8IIOAKS, 8 C. , CAPITAL AM) SURPLUS *...$13,000.00 SAFE* PROGRESSIVE, ACWMODATING W. II. VAUN, A. EUGENE VARN, S. P. J. GARRIS. Jr. President. Cashier. . Vice-President. I hereby aqrounc^ to the Demo cratic voters of the Fourteenth Ju dicial Circuit that I am a candidate for the office of Solicitor of the said circuit. I shall be governed by th ‘ rules of the Democratic primary and abide the results of the election or elections thereunder. Should I be elected. I pledge a faithful perform ance of the duties of the office. (Signed l GEORGE WARREN. Hampton. S. C. THE ACHES OF HOUSE CLEANING The pain and soreness caused by bruises, (i\. r-yv i 1 i<*n and straining during house v Tleaniftg tinfe soothed away by Sloan’s Liniment \'o need to • r.lh-r this agony. Jr- pply Sloan's Liniment to tbe Mire pots, rub ofi+Y—fr liple. In a s’oot- litne »he palp h-n'ves, you re«t ‘‘om- fortab.y and enjoy a. ivfivdnrg -Iren. One grateful user wr;’.; : Sloljin’a Liniment Is worth iti weig\ in gold.” Keep a bottle or band, use it against all soreness, > u*;! cia and Bruises. .Kills pain. 25c., ^.it your Drug list. FOR CLERK OF COURT « ■ 'r: -1. » I ilesire announce my end dacy for re-election to tb»* office • ('lerk of Court for Colleton count and pronyse, if re-elected. ' t(5 < <> itmn tin* sKme etficient service t’ I have heretofon* L'i-.• n. I pi- 1 No. Six-Sixty-Six Thia U • prcacriptioa prepared etpecially for MALARIA or CHILLS A FEVER. Five or aix doaea will break any caae. and if taken then aa a tonic the Fever will not return, -ft acta on the liver better than Calomel and doea not gripe or sicken. 25c Tkt QmMm That Data Not Affact Tka Hafc Hrcauie of its tonic and lakative effect. LAXA- T1VK BROMO Ql'ININK is betterthan ordinary Unmiue and does not cause nervousness nor ringing irf head. Kcmetnlirr the full name am! • .Hi tt>r Uie aignature.oi k. w. GKOVi:. S'*. ’‘Wall, I Should Say ‘Gets-lf DOES Work" FARMERiJ AND MERCHANTS BANK ’ . ■ ’ OF COTTAG EV1LLE, S. C. , CAPITAL AND SURPLUS...,. $11,200.00 ' EVERY BANKING NEED FOR III SI NESS PEoPI F. B.II. WILLIS, W. E. WILLIS, B . ( , wn.LlS. M. D. President. Cashier." Vice-President. ' V - THE BA1LEY-LEBBY COMPANY Machinery, Mill and Plumbing Supplies Automobile Supplies and Accessories. •C.&J. VEEDOL Tires and Tubes Oils and Greases V ^ "* * . 'i -i—c* Charleston, South Carolina 'l' • tt .-it FLY TIME IS SCREEN TIME. We are manufacturing tf fine linp*of screens and. doors made specially to measure. If your house is not screened let Us submit prices on our work. Hring in the > measurements of your doors and windows and we shall e.make screens to fit. Our work is guaranteed. - ' f 4 .SCREENS ARE CHEAPER-THAN SICKNESS KEEP FLIES OUT OF YOUR HOME * Koger Furniture Exchange C. H. KOC.ER, Manager. Screen Manufacturers, Walterboro, S. ('. x f 1 o ab;.!*- t*’ D IT-tllf D HI W Di*:ii art'/, on - Took a* There, If You Don’t ^hink It'» Ju$t Wonderful for Corns!’' *"1. :,».S mv rl:i: !• >*k ' i?" !. u 1 of 1. livin’! why, fuat took •■ 1 1 11 rlmt ■ 1 < .! l|K» ! i , ' t ( 4 n . -t lili w- • 1- ■ tutiaiinh. i'.1 uui ilv:r.%.r on J.iy r.r- :» a to. to C. !! m NO OTHER LIKE IT. NO OTHER AS GOOD. Pur h*** the “NEW HOMi” n*,; * i vhilhave thfc Bhset at the price you parv. 1 he cbmiBat« r >ii c f rriair c\pcn*e t >■ »i;priioi u rkn -rrithip and fe*« duality of material in*i:res -enitc a( Ri m- Biam coat. !o>.-t on having the “NEW HOME , WARRANTED FOR ALL TIME. Known the world over lor rupern* sewing Qualities Not told under any other came. The new home sewing machine co.,orange,mass. BROWN FURNITURE COMPANY. Walterboro, 8. C. To Drive Out Malaria And Build Up Tbe SyKtem Take the Old Standard GROVE’S, tasteless dun tonic, you know what yon are taking, as^be formula ia printed on every label, ahcruig it U Quinine and Iron in a form. Tha Quinine drives ©ni lueu^ta, the Iron builds np the ay nwu. ju rents HKBEH K. PADGET! Attorncv ul Law Prompt Att< fiti n 1" HI liit-iiicN'* Walterb. r v s. C. \t TV ■i c Easter is Coming and New Dress Goods arc Corning * in Daily a . SOBEL & BOGOSLOW i f x X i •u ■ho '*■ !l.C ! ■ DulM/JS. Wal!‘ rh ui o, S. ( ' I ;>iio(! \ Hatnii i? ardin II. W. Hlark Drs. Black Denti'l*. Offi- e next door to \\ 7ro Dr-u Compan . » • ■Office Houre: 8:30 a. in. to 2:30 p. m.; 2:0v p. m. to 6:00 p. m. Phone ,67-J. I '1 a eandidot * for ihf ?>f<i'- .Ji ik of ('(nut..subjec t to H).> ;1111 <',( the Democratic i>rii|iari. ->. Lodge. I* M. JOHN / CASTOR OIL Kellogg's Tasteless —Absolutely Pure —Cnflavorcd — 100,, Efficient | A-ounce bottle 15c 7 - •• *1 25o Walterboro Drug Company. FOR SHERIFF 1 hereby announce myself candidate for the office of Sheriff of Colleton County in-the primary election of 19.16 subject to the rub - of the. Democratic party and f agree to support the donfinee Du; - of. LUCAS C. PADGETT. WtUterboro, -S. (’. I am a candidate for the office of Sheriff for Colleton county amk wi!l ab'de tlie results of the Democrat! primal iesv I shall appreciate the support of every voter. Respectfully. Walterboro. W. B. ACKERMAN. <• •in.I Vou Ever flee the Ukef \o Wonder kirtn-lt’ I- the HlKKeat Sriling t orn Cure In thr World!" toe. risrht Ihero.—don't be afraid.— that's it,—fee! how smooth the skin Is'' Well, that's where the corn was. Well, that beats all!” That’s the way “Gets-lt" works on all corns, every corn, every time. It's the new, simple way of curing corns. Vou'II say good- by* to all foolish contraptions like bundling bandages, sticky tape, plas ters, toe-eating salves, and grave diggers stuck as knives, razors and fu’Wx.rs. “Gets-lt" stop-* poln Applied in 2 seconds. Newr falls. Nothing to ■.tick to. hurt or press on the corn. (Jets-lf* Is told everywhere, 2Tc a hot tie, or sent direct by 12. Lawrence v Go., Chicago, LL ^ a * * . Sold in Walterboro -ind r/vom- nded as the world’s host corn r.-medy by Walterboro Drug Co., and John M. Klein. ' ' , * ' W ■ lrvo th** lim «.!’■ f lMttt*rii>. jilcte of the |U't'ttic>l u iptbiix, Skirts, etc. -t se!ett:« 11 ■ 1 () v ii•.m 1 ,i. stvL N Shirt Ol RELINK OF MEN'S ( LOIHINO AS FOLLOWS IUiic Serge, the be>t <»n the market', a,great bargain. $18.00 value, Faster price .....,SlO.hS (ieiuiine guaranteed Palm Reach, sold everywhere for $9.00, Easter price .fYaO Rest Mohair Suit; it^ Value is Sl'J.oO; our Easter price v .$0.98 And our Boys’ Woolen and Palm Beach Suits are unex celled in price and quality. * „ Just received a large shipment of Trunks and Suit Cases. COME AND SEE. SOBEL & BOGOSLOW WHERE THE DOLLAR DOES ITS DUTY >!'; j Hi