Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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- V' TAGE FOOT — ^ THE PRESS AMO STAIO^BD TfbltAffT 1077. riJBLUHED EVERY WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON BY THE PRESS AND STANDARD, toe. .Mata Street ....... 10s W. SMOAK Editor ftftd Mgr. Entered at the poatoffice at Wal ter boro, 8. C.. aa second claaa mail matter. ^ Subscription Rates: One Year ...01.50 Sis Months 75 Three Months .40 ^Remittances. Wednesday. June 14, I9l6u All checks and drafts should be drawn in favor of The Press and Standard. Look at the printed label on your paper. The date thereon shows when the subscription expires. For. ward your money In ample time for renewal. Notice date on label care fully. and If not correct please notify us at once. Subscribers deslrln* the address of their paper chanred. will plome state in their communication both the old and the nev a-'-V-es*-* * OVR KKASONS THEREFOR On account of lar^ of space this week, we have left out all editorials and have riven place to .articles of news, and to Important advertise ments. We had written a Iona edi torial on the York encampment, which will appear next week, and we had several others In soak for nee, but these advertisements came IB and “He wah is on," so we could not turn them down. Look for these Items next week and for sev eral news letters crowded out In this Issue. WILL ATTEND MKETINH Quite a larre number of Colleton county folks arc expect^* to attend the meeting of the Southern Carolina AsscuuaUon at ILmlpton 10morrow Manypf them will ko in automobiles while several others will go by train. iThe Girl and the Game Friday The flrlt chapter of Tfce Girl and the Game will appear at fhe Colonial Theatre Friday, with a special FREE matinee «t five o'clock. Chapter one, “Helen’s Race With Death," starts the story with her childhood romance. Then several years later we see her in her glory riding her favorite horse. Rocket. A freight train breaks loose aj the top of a mountain and descends the mountain grade with a terrific force. Helen's father is homeward bound on another train which is seriously Imperiled by. the runaway freight. In her attempt to cross the high bridge and throw the switch to di vert the freight train, Helen finds the huge span in the bridge wide open: In spite df this she rideg^on, leaps from the dlxxy heights into the water below, swims the river and arrives at the switch, just in tiriie'to prevent a serious colision Here she meets George Storm (Leo Maloney! 'the fireman, and only jnan who stuck to the freight train. Leo Maloney, as “George Storm." takes an active part in the entire story. SHOCLD SLOAN'S LINIMENT GO ALONG Of course it should! For after a strenuous day when your muscles have been exercised to the limit an application of Sloan’s Liniment will take the soreness and stiffness away and get you In fine shape for the morrow. You should also use it for a sudden attack of toothache; stiff neck, backache, stings, bites and the many accidenTS fhat are incidental to a vacation. “We would as soon leave our baggage as go on a vacation or camp out without Sloan's Lini ment." Writes one vacationist: "We use it for everything from cramps to toothache." Put a bottle in your bag, be prepared and have no regrets FRESH BLOOD AND NEW^feNEY The Southern Settlement and De velopment Organization might be in terested in assisting the Southern Carolina Association. The former Is interested in turning immigrants South and one of the great needs of the latter Is more white people an<f capital. The Southern Settlement Company works through state branches, and if the Piedmont and Pee Dee chambers of Commerce would Join with those of Southern Carolina and organize a branch in this State some real immigration work might be started.—Beaufort Gazette. - ****** * * ******** * DEATHS ****** * * ********. will attend as will many other mem bers of tbt local Chamber of Com merce. SERVICES AT CHAPEL Mm. R. V. Jnm**. ^ Mrs. Bessie Yarn Jones, of Ashton, died at a hospital in Columbia Sat urday night, after'a long illness. The late Mis. Jones W23 Ihe wife of W. X. Jones. She was 4 5 years T1 _ . of age. Php is survived by her hus- Presldent v* W. Smoafc. Directors [ l)ar( , by ht . r fathpr am , mother . . Mr . E. T. H. Shaffer and R. M Jefferies f an<1 Mr , A s VarR of i ? i an dton. and the following brothers and pe ters: E. H. Yarn, of Columbia: C. ; M. Yarn, of Swansea. E. W. Yarn, of TshrndTpn; Mrs. W. M. Godl«-v, at Islandton. and Miss Sallie Yarn, of islandton. Mrs. Jones was a wo man of many fine traits.of character, a faithful and consistent Christian, and she had many friends who will be grieved to hear of her death. —o-o— <»€*«rgo Hiers. Smoaks. June 12.—The commun ity was made sad last Tuesday by the death of one of its best known and oldest citizens. Capt. George Hiets, which took place at his homo .near here last Thursday afAmoon Mr. liters had enjoyed sple^.d j health nearly all of his long and use. fbl life, but finally the frailities of age crept upon him and he snecemb. ed. The funeral took place Friday loftemoon at the Smoaks Baptist [church, of which the deceased was ( long a faithful member. A large concourse .of sorrowing friends and relatives were present to pay last tribute. J The deceased is survived by on** sister. Mrs. Mary Hiers, of Lodge, a | half brother. W. M. E Campbell, of Islandton. and the following <hil- dren: Misses Mary. Elmina and Alice Hiers; of Smoaks; W. G CLASSIFIED ADS. : FORSALE FOR SALE—Several sows and pigs, the pig3 being from two to ive months old. Cheap for cash. Ap- N ply to S- M. Donaldson. Smoaks. S. Route 1- Up. FOR SALE—Practically n* v Cl . - M. Stieff piano at a great bargynj in price.'If taken within 15 da?Rf| This piano cost ?5"0 just a fe v month* agoVand is as good -is hr^nd new “Piano.” care The Pre«s •’’nd Standard. It. FOR SALK—1" tonk of h^y at $14 per ten ot farm, of $15.S' - * deliv ered at Green Pond. S. C.—A. R. Speights. 5-31-St. FOR RENT TO RENT—Furnished residence on Main street till Oct. 15th. $15.»V> monthly in advance. Apply to John D. Warren. City. 6-l4-2tp. V WANTED WANTED—The people of Waiter- boro and vicinity to know that I am now located in Walterboro and am prepare d to inntiact or d - carpenter work.- iA C. Haddect,. 6-1 t-2t. • , \\ , * WANTED—The people to know that I am agent for all the leaifc-f ing novels under paper cover, suc h as John Halifax Gentleman. St. Elmo and others. 15c, 2hc and 25c. Pinckney M. Smith, Metho dist Parsonage. There w ill be several "preachers to take part in the Pentecostal Holiness preaching services to be held at the factory chapel, beginning Saturday, June 17. Rev. P. L. Hood, Rev. P. Z. McKenzie and Rev^F. M. Britton, the latter comihg in on Wednesday. WHY EMU HE SC MM EH COLDS? It isn’t necessary to have a stuffed head, running nose. To iough your head off <tg It were. All you need to do is to use Dr. Bell’s Pinc-Tar- Honey. The soothing and healing balsams open the clogged air pa«- sag*H and in a short time yoo get relief and start on the road to re covery. Your nose stops running, you cough less and you know you are getting bitter. Get a bottle, use a* directed. Keep what is left as a cough and cold insurance. LOST LOST—Between residence and Pres byterian church. Sunday, June 4, a 17. D. C. gold pin. Reward If left at Koger Hardware Co. It. BUSINESS LOCALS —Taulac still sold at Klein's. NOTICE—The store of A. Wtchraen Ac Son will be dosed Monday and Tuesday, June 19 and 20, for the purpose of taking stock. Custom, ers will please anticipate their wants on these two days. It. ’and Children’s Ready- » to- Wear Garments V- ' v \ ^ ' / . \ ' \ ~ . ♦ i . * \ \ * * \ for Summer Wear. * /v NOTH E TO PUBLIC After July 1st. all dogs roaming at large un the > f re* ts must be muz zled. If not redeemed after being impounded within 24 hours, they will be shot. This will be effective dur ing July, August and September. JNO. D. GLQYER. Mayor. sIloWER FOR Mis* HYRNK '7 Mrs. w, C. gaV< fe linen shower for Miss Essie Hytne. prior to her departure for North Carolina Friday afternoon. Quite' a largt number of her friends were Invited and contributed to make this showet an event of pleasure. Miss Hyrne, who is to be married the 29th inst.. to Solicitor Jehu H. Pourifoy, was the recipient of many useful gifts from her friends. CASTOR IA For Inffcnts and Children In Ubb For 0v«r30 Y^ars Always bears the Signature of NOTICE! I would like to make tne County this J Campaign meetings pleasant and profitable this summer. The execu tive committee will soon meet to des ignate the meeting places. We want to have our usual itineracy, but would like to go to only thos*> pla.es where a campaign meeting is desired Hierajby the people of the community, and Mrs. John Fender, of Augusta. • Could not the «itizens of each com- nnd Richard Hiers, of ffmoake. munity, where a meeting is desired. i i lariMitr- f-o a p;cm. dinn* r on Dm Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and* ground and see'to it that everybody. This is a remedy that every fara-' including the ladies, come? Our liy should he provided with, and ’ meetings ought H? be made educa- * specially during the summer tional, pleasant and profitable, nth- months. Think of the pain and suf. erwise we ttiould not have them, f.r ng that mu«t lie endured when Nor should meetings ii* held wtyere medicine must be jent for or b f. >e the iitizens take no Interest inyTncrn relief enn be obtained. This renjedv and do not want them, ig'thoroughly reliable. Ask anyone I shall be glad to have tl;e offi- w hn lias used it. For »«>7e by nU ceis of th? various cluby or 'any otlL denlerx. er citizens or organizations of '’the several corftnr.initie^take the matter ^ up at once with, the people riB'U xwrite mo on the subject, so that i when the committee meets about two W. Cohen Store A. S. KARESH, Mgr. THERE NOTHING LIFS INSURANCE AND SEVERE PUNISHMENT Funeral of Mr. Brown. % The funeral service# of Mr. J C |\e rt-» Brown, who died at the hdiue of his ^ alfi TtiVI son here last Wednesday, were con-[ ducted at the residence Thursday with interment following at Live ; Oak cemeterv. Rev. C. B. Smith | officiating. The following were the t pall bearers: J. D. Gloveb, A. J. An derson, J. C. I.emacks, N. G. Mor- rall. J. D. vonLehe. E. D. Lemacks. Staidof, Relieved by Cirdu. Mt. Airy. N. C.—Mr*. Sferah M. Chap pell of this town, says: “I suffered for b weeks from now we shall know where to hold meetings. M P HOWELL. Countv Chairman.’ Walterboro^ S C . June 14. 1?16. FORTH Lost'RE SALE _a Notice D .hereby g!;vn that under and by virtu** of the Decree\l»suing Tb* Strong Withstand tha Heat of IF ®®®*®** Batter Than tha Weak , none did me any good. BOld people who are feeble, and younger , " ... TsrassS i hr«t b f»f d «I^nmer hv fskin^teffaUrlv ^ B0, take0 but ab " U, S ' X 1,0nlt * Until rinVnmc 8 almost cured. It did me more lb. -bol. .vfteni. 50c. ' nc ‘ i - P'*' ,0 *" htr five years with womanly troubles, *1*° : out * ,oirt ' on,m " n 1 " Stomach troubles, and my punishment for Colleton County, directed to me was more than any one could tell. I tried most every kind of medicine, lit RAX* -* Fraser TownshCp - . I hereby announce myself .vcm- didate for the office of Magis-trati of Fraser township, and pledg* nivs-*lf to abide the results of the Demo cratic primal lea. P P. HKVTT. Jacksonboro. Whenever You Need a General Tonic Taka Grove's The Old Standard Grove’s Tasteless chill Tonic is equally valuable as a General Tonic because it contains the wellknown tonic properties of QUININE and IRON. 1: acts on the Liver, Drives out Malaria. Enriches the Blood and Builds np the Whcle System. SO cents. My friends began asking me why I looked so well, fend I told them about Cardiff. 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 everlastirgly tired feeling? If so. let us urpe vou to give Cardul a trial. \Ve feel conlident it wiil help you. _ . „ , . » just as il Jtas a million other women in of Dnr-l P: ig**t .md vt*:- b> the past half century.' , lands of -n the case of E. L. Luons. Plaintiff, v* Lzhani Padgett, et aL. Defend ants. benring date March 14th, l * 16. I will sell before the Court House door in the Town of Walterboro on the 3rd dav <*f July. 1916.. at twelve M . to the highe-t bMd»-r. the fol lowing described lot of land: \1! t^i? « *r.' n t* > ' o' land wit’, the buildings thereon containing three acres, more' or less, situate in the Countv, of. Colleton and State of South Carolina, within the corpor ate limits of the Town of Danville (Now Ruffin! and bounded on the North by the ptblic ]tmd known as •h- Columbia publtr road: South by lauds of J J Padget’: East bv land* THERE IS NONE BETTER THAN THE LIFE INSURANCE OF THE MISSOURI STATE LIFE X a • s'' * N. y '' ‘ >. „ e assets: Over 12 Million Dollars You 'Vill do Well to Get Your Next Policy From The Missouri State Life Insurance Company C. F. Muckenfuss, Special Agent Walterboro, S. C. l?IB 191« COLLEGE OF CHARLESTON South 4'arolina's Oldest t oilege. 132d A'oar Begin* September 2v Entrance examination^ at all the county scatti Friday.. June 14 at 9:00 a. ni- Four-year courses' lead to the B. A. and B. S. degrees. A two-year pre-medical course is given. A free tuition sdiolarship is as signed to each county of the State. , Spaclou* buildings and athletic grounds, well equipped laboratories, unexcelled library facilities. Expenses moderate. For terms and catalogue, address HARRISON RANDOLPH. P:e* MONEY TO LOAN I will consider applications for loans of from S100 to $200 on Mortgage of T~V • Real Estate D. B. PEURIFOY / Attorney-at-Law. n taking Cardul !o-4*y. regret it All druggistk Writ, t, . adtiKirjr Dnx hut’ut-tirmj o TiwUMatlar Ch«t»r;Qc* M«Lun« Co. Uam' t. C*v»r*r'<*a. T«nn.. Jar mrtnu onjour r«M ind C4 pm* took. Tkn-i «. mUaaBvm^. if.c. jm ,lee«ie Padgett Terms of s.'le cr.«h: ourchi*** r to pav for papers.- R M JEFFERIES. Mr,«**'r WaTterbvyo. S C June 14, 1 l f . 6-14-3t. RUB-MY-TISM * Will cure your Rheumaf iftm Neuralgia, Headaches, Cramps, Colic, Sprains. Bruises, Cuts and Burns, Old Sores, Stings of Insects Etc* Antiseptic Anodyne, used in ternally ana externally* Price 25c A BIRTHDAY PARTY Lillie Miss Sadie Philip Bogoslo v, the infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Philip Bogoslow, was the host of a few friends of her parent^, at a birthday party given in her honor on Sunday. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. B. Levy M. J Bugtieslov. Mrs L<mir —FEEL No one can either feelgood n look good while sufferinir fren * '■ stipation. Get rid of that tir- draggy. lifeless feeBa* by a trv . ment of Dr. Kind's New Life* Pill Buy a box today, take one or t* Mr. and Mrs. pilln to-night. In the rcornlrc lh W V rinvor I F,! ' lt l‘ ir * Stuffed, dull feeling is *one and J Bororiow \t * T Flsh . burn<f ’ 1 anJ better at onae :5c. at .^tofojlo., [irucfiit.