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V •."*'• ' T . ' T ‘ ' > * . * * ' r t ♦j 1 * 1 . !. *. PAGE FOUR AND STANDARD Wedn«day, July 5, 1916. The Press and Standard WaHerboro, S. C 1077. PtTBLUHED EVERT WKDJfMDAT ▲FTKHXOON BY THE PRESS AXD STANDARD, toe. ‘ 8HOAK Editor ■STi ?' Entered at the postoffice at Wal ter boro, 8. C-, as second class mall aaatter. Nat OrigtoaL We know bow busy country edi tors ate as rale, bat we caaaot un derstand bow It Is poeelMe for one .• Subscription Rates: Owe Tear......... ....... Ms Heaths.. 78 » A _***«esseoe *40 i::. Remittances. All checks and drafts should be dratra In favor of The Press and Standard. x K IP W ! A f 9 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 desiring the address of tbeir paper chanaed. will please state In their communication both the old and the nev a-*'*.*ee-'>« to be so basy that they' must uae staff seat out by some editorial era dicate as their owa. Last week we saw aa editorial in a newspaper whose editor Is one of the brainy yonng men of the State, and we were struck by its force, and thou'cht that theTount man la question was doing some good editorial wofk, and we were about to clip this editorial and give His paper credit for it. but soon we saw that other exchanges had used it word tor word, period*, commas and all just as they were, even to the same bead over it, flow much better it would be for those editors who get this "canned” stuff to write their ow^r Uditoriala. 1 They can do it. and even if they do not have the smooth periods of the polished, writer in Yankeeland, they will be original, and can be expon ents of the thought of their owa communities. Of course daily newspapers never do this! • ' Our Canning Hubs. i/1 Oet ready for the fair Nov. ' Well, Mac. of the Hampton Coun ty Guardian, we are in. The water sure is fine. Exhibits can be gotten up so easT this year fronr the magnificent crops of the county. < we shall have the finest ever seen at the fair next fail. t * , . Painting churches and buying organs for churches will make rapid progress this year;—Alas, poor can didates. « Tom Watson's Jeffersonian may not be popular in Colleton county just now. but Tom Watson water melons are, and therp are none bet ter than Campbell Sanders has made On his farm near town. We know for we had a fine one on the Fourth. There will b» many thousands of cans of tomatoes and other vege tables put up in this county this year. whi<h would not ha\> been the case had there not been a county home demonstration agent. That *. ' ’ ^ ' „ this result follows the splendid work done in this rapacity by Miss C., r a L. Connor, the agent this coun ty. is not surprising to one who has observed the faithful and conscien tious work done, and the intelligent planning for results. A better se lection for agent for this count; could not have beto made, and work which has been started by Miss Concflk *111 grow from yegr'to year, as It has done in others counties. OF LADIES SUMMER. DRESSES, .COAT ARE NOV BEING SOU) AT ACTUAL COST. Next year the scope will be increased of rfie c and the women Candidate Jefferies, who Is seek ing re-election for the office of Mast* er. is one of the most magnanimous aspirants we have ever seen./He in sists on taking both his opponents to all picnics anf public gatherings In his Ford. He says they are in good company when with him. and not working against him. Good logic, this. / ' County will be given an opportunity to do some of the work also. Yes, the work done by Miss ronnor has been, and Is be ing a. magnificent success, and we trust she will be Induced, to remain in this county. HOPE HE WILL <T>MK The editor o# The Press and Stand ard, is getting real jealous. In ye olden tyme, the first fruits of the garden or the farm was always sent to the editor, but recently we have observed that certain bankers are “beating us to it,” and we wish to serve notice just now that such will have to stop—or we shall overdraw our account Just for spite. We note from The Press- and Standard, of Walterboro. that Broth er W. J. Langston ha# been instru mental In getting the following churches to form a field: Marlon, Little Salkebatebie and AsMon. Brother John P. Graham, of Inver ness. Fla . has recently visited the field and w*» can but express the hope that they mutually fell in love with each other.—Baptist Courier. Yor OWE IT TO YOIH VISITOR Is the Race Deteriorating? h- One of the most startling things brought to light by the recent mobi- ~ Whenever you^ have, a guest Hi your home yyo should phone the newspapers an,] tell them so. Per haps there are scores* of friends of the visitor in the community who would be interested in the informa tion. The old idea that a person phon ing in a personal Hem about himself or herself or Jirs or her visitors was seeking publicity ha-i broken down; it is reaU><Nl that the personal ml-{at tMs point HaveSYoulSeen -Our Beautiful Chinaware We ‘Are^Giving Away Absolutely Free? THE H. W. COHEN STORE / X- X A. S. KARESH, Mgr. x v'e \ **«4t**«* * * ****** *:.<*********❖**** %IG<;iNS * * I***:;:*;;:#*;;:******* Wiggins, July 3.—Mrs. ,C. W. Coker and children have returned after a visit to St. Stephen. Mrs. Coker has with her as her charming guest Miss Bnidley, her sister. Victor Hickman and family have returned from Louisville. Oa. NEWS FROM PENTEL * * * Walterboro, July 3.—Joseph H. Ramsey, who has accepted a posi tion with the government as mail carrier from Florence to Forestville, visited Florence on the 18th and 15»th cf June to look afte^ the road con- dityma which he found id*al... He A. E. Willis, who was formerly rettrned on the 20th and purchased employed at this point, is visiHn^*iq| touring car from Rizer & Ayer, friends here. \ 1 Mr. and Mrs. Ramsey left Thursday Dr. Victor Ackerman made a visit j for their new home in Florence, to Walterboro on business lait ’ Their many friends regret losing week., j them from our community, but are J. Milligan Padgett, accompi ied glad tkat he was the successful bi^ by Mr. Sweat, of Hendersonville, w\)« < der. We wish them much success. In town last week. ■ j Mr. and Mrs. D. P. Ramsey and Mr. Ayer, of the enterprising firm family. Mr. amf Mrs. Jos H. Ram* of Rizer £ Ayer, delivered a new sey and their niece. Miss Joe Henry Ford lun-a-bout to II. E. McTeer Strickland, paid their aister, Mrs. J. last week. Mr. Ayer drove the car i J. McMillan, of Ashton, a flying vis- •ver from Walterboro and was a< - it last week. They report a jolly' rompanied fiy T. S. Boynton. good time. J. B. Glover visited Savannah on) / Mr. W. j. Trow ell is among the j business one day last week. first of our community' to have ripe ' Mrs. S. Jenkins and son Wtl- water melons. 1 iim have returned to Andrews, at-! J. R. Bryant spent the week-end ter a visit to Mr. Jenki,;; with his mother. Mrs. B. C*X>'Bryant. i Mrs. Ambrosia Tut«^f; of Oharles- • ».> fhe newspaper Is the place* Mrs. v. A. Taylor left Saturday/ton, spent a few day/last week with lization. of our military forces, is not t0 f^hnicle >our movements for the/' . -- / rr.’.nd'-on. A 4fter spending two weeks with ><r j her cousin. Miss Lola Bootle (' Sm-fth at this jmirf j Allen Woo<Jaf of Bearyard, itmao ar.l rrl \ isit !>• • u 11 i c ) the woeful lack of preparation for 1,81 J^hd- , ... . . 1 I'’ a. smell town the editor kli w any show of fore*, but the fact that',.,,., », , v , lh d could keep t/fiVk of j Moult rb. «hi/for a *ho to many men are unfit pl^yideally t-o rvVnhody A- a town thi-jfore lotui'pi'ha to hej/ horn* perform their duties, and are. fliero lteef>me-s • impossiM • x T' •*■)•• ^ T '-i/V. Ga. fore, rejected af th. medical Inspee- *‘ r 'ou make p^trlp. ori IhUar .1 ’'. 0 .1 wife and F tion In cotm» state:, thhke rejmed f. Ai * i V u: *' , r *' “ ““ ll . ^ * tho e lnt» e<tcd An v< n on-l ph-'P • 1 tv/ 1 c.\ 'r lo^W ah^rboro run tij' into DO per ^ntXand then" us (ho now , Hrday we aue told the inspection it not ’***— —- ■*■ - ilgid in ^outh Carolina in one of the ,\»deif on companies more than ’ n half hundred were ecni back liome | because they could not pass the 1 v|t< , d , h ^ rrrM Association to nw^t j tore! ov physical examination. It Is said that in Beaufprt ,m*xt y/ar h^d Fn >rtiind week x the contributing causes are cigar- the idea that the ‘gang'' 'yeiid | }tf. and Mis. Clrov fttes, diink and Improper moral f'''!*® 11 txprsuae that cL<t is ca ! l- now at htUae on ipd street living * ^ food: If so. it ahould b<‘ tV' * x ? !« paid those" int-i* •dfcl/Tn v< ti us the news. Then this newspap» r w M tell *.,•:> ! I" !! v JKa friends. , x / . Rt?f>X/>r'b — j to Ms roc.n NOT M\N\ NEED IT » ! M Wonder if tlu'committee whl< h iu/Yy ’•! son Miss Lola IJOotle a flying visit last , week. JXX -l Misstate Ranis* y is at home .'X a few Wee lea* v /AmMig those N who attenejeef <1 . ■fLieUlc at ibrnhi w. t<i Tni.iiule/Tia^- ell and Johnie Mivson: Joe O'Quin's little ihitfyji'ters. Ir/fi* and Jennie, of HendemotiviRo, spn<;t last week with their grahdtyotl Mr*. B. G. O’Rryant. Ixioth^x/ 3k sjc ♦ a* ♦ ^ ❖ ’r /X/ * EDISTO 1SLAVR fa -i b t largest att('ede«l sexton vet kt Id. What an awful thing to content- Bn ,, JUrolcj Hookey should •> the est country on the earth, with mag- first man ground.---Gaffnc y nilk-ent room for growth, where the Ledger manhood could be developed more | lobustly and more nearly according plate! Birthday Party. ( , Mise Gladys t'orbett entertain* d a eie we are with the great-, f^, 0 f her-'Tittle friends at a biith- X. C. ftnilth made a business *ri;v to t;r*-en Bond last we*k. H. E. McTeer motored ocor *o Hendersonville on Sunday last. Try ing out that new car of hfs. we guess e The barge ' Belfast'' h now in th. stream loading lumber for Northern markets. * to the laws of God and nature, than day party Monday afternoon at her any where on the 1 globe, and yet one- half of the men offering for military duty are physically unfit! If unfit for "cannon food;" are they more fit for other pursuits of life? What 1« the matter? Are we, aa fe rat'e. home on Black street. This was the oetasion of her Mth anniversary, and a most delightful afternoon w»« stent. During the afternoon delic ious refreshments were served, and the eighteen guests enjoyed them selves with a penny contest, the first going backward? Wlivn and where I f >r ** r5 being won-by Misses Add> will it stop? What is the remedy? | ** nd T . h *‘ lma radgett. ^ r> .i . .> . j Those present and eniovipg the P,.CI 0 .m que.Cions chew, wa of b „, pt „,„ v GUd) , vital importance. If c-garettes Rye Brown. Elizabeth Padgyrtl Thelma causing so much losi vitality, cannJ*adgett. Edith Blac^r xddie von* our people be educated to see thci 1 ^ 1 ' 0 Nornu Brab^Mfm. of Olar. xrml ev induced ur people be educated to see the . N«'rma Braldy/m. of Olar. .aM vils in this poisonous weed, and h-* *■*'’*'* " arnt-r. o/,t?<xiet> Hill. koUcs^ . a,,. . •> . v , ,, 1# . f Glover, Hessio/Sfokes.-Maw Patter- fr 4 •' MfrMwrjrw. v,rrin Br.., hj- X. IlernardjB'ahagan. Blai a cal PVMer. Leg.cre sixith file Mi-sc- .* r Brown r,r, iris t'ctrbr ttthe x r* ments. M i fgi Li • drink, will not prohi lift ion eventu ally solve the problem? If social evil, will not an awakened public moiaj conscience put a stop tp*)h«F form of death which is worse t.!, death? Ar*- these not cjuestiorjjr^of such vital force a* to mak<My< pause; puBoif and Girard H -rne and try to find a reme^r What of SivannsJt were in town t.>.!a> \. - wj.ll be the final rfftxfr on the race * Htng tr-laHkes onri If this tenden(*#*1s not checked? Edisto Island, July 1.—Mr. ar.! Mrs. A. JiEBe&rh and Mrs.*J. H - Beach and family attended the Ma sonic picnic at Rockville Tuesday The boat Render made/the excursion • trip and M*tz’ Band, of Charleston.- accompanied. The young people y'fl- X»/> . , „ - , r r . *•*■»#*#******# ^ * [joyed themselves dancing and bath * /^ : ing. *■ . * ‘’TOKES X * * XV" / , * *$$:>>::*** « -x * * * * * s Stokes. July 3X-The farmers of •»‘ ■ y d Y/f \ , . I /x Just Received X / -- / / y S Latest Designs for Dresses and Skirts. Also a Full Line of Silk Crepe X de Chine and Silk. / / /> Come and See Us. We Are- The Leaders. /* ;/ House B. LEVY, Mgr. X se*Xion r.r*> about through lay by their Com. and watermelons we have a pKnty. Palmer HudXn dipeJ/rt (he hor.- of Hpwa'd SaneXv- § inday, F>h*| nncK Tjella Sunday verv plrbc^andy r.f t'’ e of Mi?s BlancheX^ha*>- *. tn. MX® Vein Crosby is vislCtj? .it •’ honv- her grandparent*:. V; v- f Vr® C W. Brelifnd Mr? X fh Cha*-* rc.au spei:• r :X day w i»h her Xt^ B. G Ch r >-y ••■i j WILLIAMS SCHOOL TEACHERS Mr*. W. J. Perry and little daugh ter. Mamie, are visiting her daugh ter. Mrs."A. B. Beach, of Laurel Hill Williams, July 4.—The trustees of Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Beach. Mr. the WilHsrfhs Rural Graded school and Mrs, J. H. Beach and Mr. and announce the teachers for the next Mrs W. J. Perry are e*pe« ting to [ term a* follows: Prof. 0. O. Garris, visit Drs. Creak fhe 2nd Sunday Round, principal;.Miss May Padgett They will make the trip in their and Miss Blanche Smith, assistants, cars. X The patrons are pleased with these 1 Xpert * hXo / I It NIC AT DHAWDY'S of Ruffin. 1 / x. EtV.’l ll AElKp. of Fairfav \ i® visiting her granHmMher Mr* t.ladv* w < - thy r^;p-jj V - S ., un ,J^ jiKkes A very enjoyable pi-nic paitv ir- semhled at Drawdy's y»sXrday fo” r F(»tinh of July spread. This -wv . had in the rrm- n front Of th« re-'- i denee of C W. Drawdv and a mo-* enjoyable .lav ";-s Th were not Lac from L'mi persons pr ent to the day teachers, and it is hoped the new school building will be ready foi oc cupancy by the time the seasiofv opens in the fall CHICHESTER S P!LU FOR ANYTHING IN. FANCY DIAVCNO IT '* 0 of r/RV pt. tty o:. -* nts DHvm Oat Malaria. Builds t p System Witsell Andbrson. of Burton, is TfecOld SUwdard urecgthewir* towte. , , . . ^ . ... A CRCVVB S TASTELKSSchfll TONIC, drive* oat vialtinf atXhe home of bis parents i»du.-i..emricbesib*M«od ••dN.ud.i.ptbg.vw here, Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Anderson. I um. auwcio^c. For sduu »ad uuucaa. We iir*XV'P’ n ^> tfi s. /p ft,. ’- | P.-rrv down' 1 here c-'on. U * w u ! toa<lya 1** dav singre ?• hoX Tj of iiorsn or REPRESENTUIVES ^x GROCERIES "X You Will Find It at j. ANDERSON’S at the horn’ of Miss Rosa Adams { Sunday afternoon Lodge, 8. C. GEO. W. BRUNSON. X SOLD BV ALL DRUGGISTS aSS,- EVERYWHERE Si*™ Pure Food Store \S, . X- *x «W' .