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THE PEESS AND STANDARD
Wednesday, April 26. 1916
VOTEFOR
AN OPEN UTTER
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FOR
AYOR
AND A PROGRESSIVE
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To the Qaalified Electors of Walter*
boro:
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Ai one of the qu&li’fied elector* in
the approaching town election, it
will be your duty to aseist in yhoo*-,
.ing the men who will, a*-official* of
the town, have in charge the admin
istration of the government of the
town. This is an obligation which
I know you prise highly, and one
which carries with it grave-respon-
s.bilitiee. for after you have voted
the matter passes out of your hands
for the next two years, and the men
you elect will stand in your place to .
* govern the town. Xf you choose
w isely and well the town' will pros
per under good government: if you
do not. then town will suffer un
der poor government.
Walterboro has made .splendid
growth in the past few years, and
those who govern after the present
officials will have in hand the task
of keeping the town in its progres
sive path., Tou should, therefore,
carefully study the character and
ability of every man who is a candi
date for' official position in the town
government and conscientiously vote
for such of them as will do most for
the welfare of the town. There
ehould be no place in this for a vofe
of prejudice or for personal reason*:
This is one time eve-y voter shoptd
rise above personal feelings and'east
? ballot in favor of the best tnen in
the race, not only to? Mayor hut for
members of Council.- /
I am a candidate'for the office of
Mayor. If I measure up to the re
quirements you think such officer
should popeess. I shall appreciat-
your support in the .coming town
.tlecjiojr^ If I do not. end you think
anyohe of*the other candidates wi’’
tener fill the positions then vote fo.
/him. If elected I shall continue to
stand for those things which will up
build our town and community. It
shall be my desire and effort to en
force the ordinances of the towa -
without fear or favor, and to give
the town a clean and progressive
administration. To.that end I shall
de«ire to work with those organiza
tions.‘and agencies in town whic*»
stand for what is best an«ymost pro
gressive. - — - ^
With the amount of bonded in
debtedness over the town. It is nec
essary that the most rigid economy
in all matters be practiced in order
that the interest may be paid, and
a sinking fund created to pay off
these obligations as they become due.
- A good business adminUtratign is.
therefore, essential. I believe in
doing each year permanent work on
our street*, rather than spend gll the
revenue of/the town in doing work
which Is not pertnanent in it* ta-
ture. To tki* end I favor putting
down a *mall section of paved
streets each year, as well as extend
ing the length of the paved side
walks. .
In other words, my desire, a*
Mayor of Walterboro. shall be to
promote the' welfare of the town in
every way possible, and to cement
the good fellowship which should
exist between the town land sur--
rounding country. . The voters know
me and what I stand for,, as roost of
them are familiar with' my views as
expressed from time to'tipie In the
columns of The Press and Standard^-
I am a candidate on my merits,
and am not.running on any demerits
r.f opponents. They krf both honor
able men and would ffp as I shall,
if elected, the best th»y rar. .'for the
town. I have not a word of censure
for them.
* Respectfully.
W. W SMOAK.
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PRES. SHAFFER
SUBMITS REQUEST
.< tiMri.h'-c of r<inimcrr^> Make* Hr-
for Fn-r Water and l.f-
ccn*** for Cotton Mill.
The following letter to the Mafor
and Count ii in reference- to the mat
ter of supplying free water for the
balance of tie vear and rerouting
license for same period will'be" read
with intetesf This mill is to be
gin agam- as an experi
ment. it i.|#p»ar«; and the desire is
to snefourfd it wiUr such favnratde
'ondltion* that It will prove a suc-
• ess. and. therefore, become perman
ent
This l» tier was sent to’Council 1>)
President Shaffer and with the con
cert, of th» M-ntral committee, and
it ir as follows: • *
Walterboro. H. C.. April 21, lf»l<>
Mayor W H., Ackerman and Town
Council,
Town of Walterboro.'S. C
Gentlemen
Whereas. Mr J. P Yount, of New-
ton^S C.. ha* signified hi* desire to
pu-enase the property of the Wal
terboro Cotton Mills, and he desires
to -demonstrate whether or not' this
null remodelled as a yarn mill couid
lie made to pay if run in Walterboro.
befo*> consumating the deal, and
whereas.
In order to obtain this information'
h# intends to ship to Walterboro the
necessary machinery and equipment
to run said mill, and tb repair the
mill village for new families moving
In ss operatives, and he wishes the
co-operation of the town of Waiter-
boro in making.this venture suc
cess
Therefore, be it Resolved by the
Walterboro Chamber of Commerce
that said bodr is pleased to learn
that t’his property is one* again to
become opnniUve. and . we-wish t«>
go. bn record as favoring all manu
facturing enterprises for Walter-
horo .i<. we f.-el that without 1 them
am! the consequent increment to the
population and business the town
w ill gr^ow much nm- slow It'than we
des*tu. all hu.-on-^ssc* lN-'.ng iw-n»fi.i-
ed b\ the we--kly payrolls of such
enterprises (■'
W- therefore’ respectfully pefi-
tion tour lljuv tas-e l»«.d> to remit
the town license for the remafniF r
of this year: to firrnist’ water free
to the mill for s-'werage purposes;
and to make such reductions a« you
mat deem wi.se m the »own t.vx* =
for tit« pt> c eQt tea*
Resjiec t(uRv subnfltted
K T ii SHAFFER.
. Pres id .--pt
WhatThe Doctor Knows
KIDM-'Ys .MI NT ME HH.HT TO l\*
HI KE li^Al.TH
F'ew, people realize to what extent
their health depends upon the con
dition of the kidneys ,»
The physician in nearly all rases
of seHous illness, makes a chemical
analysis of the patient’s urine. He
know* that unless the kidneys are
doing their work properly, the oth
er organ* cannot readily tie brought
back to health and strength ^
When-the kidneys are neglected
< r abused in any way. - serious re
sults are sure to follow.* According
to health statistics. -Bright’s Disease,
which is reallv an advanced form of
kidney trouble, caused nearly ten
thousand deaths in one year, in the
State of New Yr.rk alone. There
fore. it Is particularly necessary to
pay’•enpre attention to,the health of
these important organs.
' An ideal herbal compound that ha*
had remarkable success as a kidney
remedy is Dr Kilmer's Swamp-Roof,
the great kidney, liver and* bladder
remedy, •’ Q t -
Th« mild anil healing influence of
this preparation, in motfty cases, is
soon realized, according to sworn
PROGRAM FOR
S S CONVENTION
Meet if»g for District 2 Will He
Meld at Wplterlmrei »vt
V s'
Sunday.
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1 ollowjr.g is the program for the
annuaj/tonvenfion of District No.* 2
of The Colleton County Sundav
School Association, which will be
held in this city next Sundav. April
3uth: ‘ 1 ^.
• This district comprises the town
ships of Verdier. Heyward and Bells.
Each school in these three town
ships is {-xperged to be represented
at this convention:
10; 30 a. m. Devotional services
by Rev. (’ W Jones, pastor First
Baptist church,' Walterboro.
10,: 45 a. m A word of welcome
— B. G. Price. Asst. Supf. First Bap
tist Sunday school. Walterboro.
B 1<»:55 a m Response—..I D
* I Hudson. Supt Bethel Methodist Sun
day school. Ruffin.
ll:lo a. m. The Sunday school
as a fat tor for Upbuilding a Com
munity—Rev. C. B. Smith, pastor
Bethel Methodist church. W.altoh-
CA10MEL SALIVALES
ANll MAKES YOU SICK
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Flies an d
boro
Mwu r rai isru, aci tgrumpE iu ?v.4un - - * - t ■ . •
Mat^ments ami verified lettimo^y of T . ‘ a D m \ Master
those who have used the remedy. I Tl*/. H *! b * rX
When your kidneys require atten ^** or Jude 8 E P‘ 8fo P*l
tlon get Swamp'-Root at once from * « ooro.
any pharmacy. It is sold by every
druggist in Kott^es of two sizes—50c
and $100
However, if you. w ish first to test
tfeis great p-eparation send ten cents
to Dr. Kilmer A- Co.. Binghamton
N.' Y., for .a sample bottle When
writing lie- sure and mention The
Pres* and Standard
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Apt ii 10.-?-The farmers of . this
section are planting their crops rap- ! Mission an Instruction—-Rev s I
l,j| v /Hope, pastor Bethel Rresbjrteria
A- C
of O. (
Breland dined at the hptue
Saunders Sunday. . ^
Little Miss Reece Crosby, of Wal
terboro. is visiting Ijer grandpar
ents Mr. and Mis A. B f'hassereaii
12:10 p .jn. Training for Citizen
ship—M. P Howell.
12:4^ p. m. Organization and
Equipment for the Beginners' De
partment—Mis* Agnes Ravenet
10ft p m Recess for dinn* r.
.(All delegates and visitors will be
entertained in the horned of the peo
ple of Walterboro. i
2:45 p m. Roll call and r.p'it-
from all Sunday schools of the dis
trict. • _/
3:15 p ro -Increasing Interest in
the Class Session—W E Will in.
ivtary CoReton County S S \sso-
i elation.
•3 4*' p m ’ Needs and Plar.- f-.r
Misskmarv Instruction—Rev > R. I
. .jn I
church. Walterboro
4 :,0j> p m. General Confe-ehcc
Act* Like D> no mite on a Kluggi*h
Liver ami You Ixme a *
-r May's Wark.
4 * £
ftrere’s no reason why a person
should take sickening, salivating cal
omel w hen 50 cents buys a. large
bottle of Dodson's ’ Liver Tone—a
perfect substitute for calomel.
It is a pleasant, vegetable liquid
which will «|art your liver just as
surely as calomel, but it doesn’t
make vpu sick and can not salivate.
Children and .grown folks can
take Dodson's Liver Tone, because
if is perfectly harmless.-
Calomel is a dangerous drug. It
is mercury and attacks your bones.
Take & dose of nasty calomel today
and you will feel weak, sick and
nauseated to-morrow. Don't lose a
day’s work. Take a spoonful of
Dodson’s Liver Tone instead and vou
will wake up feeling^great. No more
biliousness, constipation, sluggish
ness. headache, coated tongue or
sour stomach. Your druggist savs
if you don’t find Dodson’s Liver
Tone acts better .than horrible calcn
mei you® money is wuMing for you.
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M(/and Mrs. R. E. Jones. Mr. and
Mrs. E. fc. Jones attended the annual
picnic at Clear Pond in Bamberg
County last Friday. Mr. and Mrs.
R. E. Jones remained for a visit of
several days to relatives and friends
over there.
Typhoid and Malaria Ferer
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Avoid the manv diseases caused by the Fly
and Mosquito by screening your home We
carry ah kinds of Screen Wire from 15 cents
5 and up per yard.
SCREEN
DOORS
in all sizes arid in var-
l .
ious grades — PtaLn
and Fancy — From
|l 00 up.
SCREEN
WINDOWS
Lt{.h: and w ill fit your
4
w udows. x Eas-y to
ev**
take out and futf
I’rf*-*, lbe, 50c and 75c
Mrs. T P Lesesue and children,
of Charleston, returned to their home
Saturday after a visit of a week to
relatives in town.
Miss Susie Breland has rf-turned - - • -
home after a plegsartt visit to Huf-i Ip^ r *n
fin / * '
Miss Blanche Chassereau has been
visiting her sister Mrs .J. Crosby,
at .Walterboro
HAVE tin WAKLUIffiS?
, ® colds settle on your chest or In your
bronchial tubes t Do coughs hang on, or
are you subject to throat troubles >
Such troubles should hare immediate
trentment with the strengthening powers
of Scott a Emulsion to guard against
consumption whsefa so easily follows.
Scott's Emulsion contains pure cod liver
oil which peculiarly strengthens the res
piratory tract and improves the quality of
the blood; the glycerine in it soothes and
heals the tender membranes of the throat.
Scott's is prescribed by the best special-
mfih You can get it at any drag store.
W.J.
No. 666
This is a prescription prepared specially
far MALARIA or CtiktS 4 FEVCR.
Jive or stz doses will break any case, and
If taken then as a tonic toe Fever aril) no)
.•Horn, ft acts on the liver bettor than
Calomel and does no* gripe oc wckee. 25c
KEEP YOUR SKIN CLEAR AND
HEALTHY
There is only one way to have a
bar. healthy complexion and that
is to keep the trowels active and reg
ular. Dr. King's New Life Pills will
make your complexion healthy and
ejear, move the bowels gently, stim
ulate the liver, cleanse the system
and purify ,the blood. A splendid
spring medicine. 25c7 at your Drug
gist.
'!:$ $$**♦♦**«♦***?•
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Norway. April 1%. —Joe E Abbott,
xnnah. On., spent a few days
last week in Norway with his uncle
and aunt.. Rev and Mrs B. P. Hal
ford.
Mrs.. Joe W Halford, of Lillington,
N. C.. .visited” her' brothnj- and sister.
Rev and Mrs. B. F. Halford last
week. Mr*. Halford left yesterday
for Columbia to visit her sisfer, Mrs.
James Derham before leaving for
be.- home. Mrs Halford is the'wife,
of Dr. J D. Halford, brother of Rev.
B F Halford
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\ GOOD FAMILY COUGH SYRUP.
Can be made by mixing Pine-Tar.
Aconite, Sugar. Hyoscyamus. Sa»--a-
Rhubaf’lf.
Mandrake. Capsicum. ♦ Muriate Am
monia. Honey and Rlyeerine. it is
pleasant, healing and- soothing, rais
es the phlegm, and gives almost in
stant relief Fori convenience of
thoso who prefer not fuss, it i« sup
plied ready made in 25c bottle* ur-
dr-r name of Dr Roll's Pine'-Tar-
Honey. Ccn_4ro had aKyour drur-
gist InsTsl >pn getting \f»r > Bell's
Pine-Tar-lloney and se»- that th*-
formula Js Ln the package,
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JAmoaks. April :ft._The farmer*
ar- through planting corn and some,
have started to plant cotton
The Wilson Literary Socle*> has
made much progress since it* or
ganization. /
Among those who attended meet
ing at Ruckhead school house the
past Surtday afternoon were E j
Nobles. F P lender hnd E w Lin
der.
Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Linder visited
*t the home of the Utter's parents
Mr W q. Barnes, recently.
- Waiter 'D. Lyons and, wife visited
ihe home of J. Lawton *Kinser «-
ce Rtly. . ; ^
The many friend* of J H Noble,
ere glad to Bdk him out again after
a severe attack of gnp
-Hira’sllr.'fiih-Jf
Th# Hew Platt Con CartThafg u
Sue lirtke ligisf Bn.
“fff, y®*/ “y* the razor
to th* corn. I it Mm* for you™ savs
the corn to the razor. Razors and
coma lov* each other. Coras love to
Don’t forget your garden. All Ntnd.s of
tools and implements for your garden Prues
reasonable. DON’T FORGET YOL:! KEYS
A. Wiclinian & Son
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Colleton County’s Leading;Merchants
, Walterboro, S. G.
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Your Money Back
If Not Benofitod
We Guarantee
Hhr. • Whr. DM | De ft? •Oeto-lt*
tor Mo Attn TMo—U | Ltoer •
—> cot. picked, tooted, salved, rtot-
corn-cur* that never fails. Stops
P*!' 1 - .Tow apply It In 2 a*?"
sate It drtee at once, the cora li
It doomed. Nothin* to atick to tK W
Stock tot or oresa on the corn. It
means tood-altht t« plasters salve*
dtttera. razora and toe-bundlint Ton*
"ft •toUUr^heea Tour coma
wtll come right o%“cl*an aa n whla-
•te •Hever Inflames healthy flesh.
The woridN biggest selling com earn
‘NJeta-It is BMd by drag^tsts *v*rv-
where. 2*e a Pottle, or s*nt direct by
M. Lawrence * Co.. Chicago, UL ”
Sold In Walterboro and reebm-
leaded aa the world’s beat corn
-etnedy by Walterboro Drhg Co and
* Klein. ‘
STELLA-VIT/E
For Sick Women
medicine will bring YOU relief
b # Ca f'£f it h * 8 he! P e< ^ thousahda
for more than SO
year*. Ita value has been proven.
^‘wVback-
will
positively refund your monev if
mm m* a au m'An.
BtUvaar Deelarw*. Mom ...
The Mammoth Yellow
Soja Bean
promlaea to bo one of the tnosi
profitable crops for southern farm-
era everywhere. Makes a large
yield of beans, which are readily
salable for oil-producing and food
purposes. In addition to Its use for
forage, soil-improving and stock
feeding. Splendidly adapted to our
southern soils and climate.
The New 100-Day
Velvet’Bean
the quickest growing of Velvet
Beans, promise to supercede Cow
Peas very largely aaa soil-improv
ing. forage and grazing crop
throughout' the South. Cheaper
to seed per acre than cow peas.
Write for prices and "Wood’*
Crop Special” giving full in-
fonnadoo in regard to Sofa ““’ 4
6.MH
Vu«v*t
fo regard
hM* C*tr I
IHIet
free.
T.w.woob 6 SONS.
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