The press and standard. [volume] (Walterboro, S.C.) 1890-current, August 16, 1916, Image 3
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J. t;. PAIHiKTT, ( \M»II».\TK POK (X^XGRKSS
\ The cam,paign meetings were arranged by the party
unMer the rules of which Mr. Whaley is running. The
purpose of the meetings was to enlighten the voters on
the issues of the campaign and give you the opportunity
of meeting the candidates face to face.
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The mandate of the party was ignored by Mr. Wha
ley who did not ask nor suggest a postponement of the
meetings. In his letter read at the first campaign meet
ing on the 7th inst., he said: “The Senate has added
two amendments to the Naval Bill providing almost a
million more dollars for the navy yard located in the State
and situate in the first congressional district. I am in
formed . . . that these amendments will meet w ith
vigorous and vicious attacks in the house when the re
port is miade. ... I beliewe it my paramount duty
to remain here .to fight it out with them ’’
The reason assigned w'as evidently a subterfuge to ex-
PADETF STANDS FOR DEVELOPMENT
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of Country Counties by Federal Assistance
in Drainage and Good Roads; for an Exten
sion of the Smith-Lever BiH so as to Es
tablish Schools for Vocational Education.
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Especially In AGRICULTURE and HOME ECONOMICS
For a Navy Yard In Charleston the Fqual
of Anv in the Nation; With a Harbor in
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Keeping.
Mr. Whaley Owed It To You To
Meet Padgett On The Stump
iu <e his absence from the camiwiith meeting. The fal
lowing is copied verbatim i ron, I he Congress,ona Rec-
ord of the proceedings of ( ongress of FuesdaN. the 8th
inst.. Mr. Kitchin being the leader of the Democratic
party and Mr. Mann being the leader of the Republican
party:
Mr. Kitchin: Mr. Speaker, before I makr the mo
tion to adjourn I wish to announce that on Tuesday next.
August 15, 1916, we will take up for consideration the
conference report on the Naval Appropriation Bill.
Mr. Mann: I think the gentleman ought to state
that on that occasion there will probably be a roll call on
the motion to concur in the Senate Amendment respect
ing the building program.
Mr. Kitchin: That ia true.
The Speakerj The gentleman from North Carolina
announces that on Tuesday next there will be taken up
for consideration the conference report on the Naval Ap
propriation Bill, and there will probably l>e roll calls on
that day.
Mr. Kitchin: The Chairman of the Committee on
Naval Adairs, (Mr. Padgett) will make a motion to con
cur in the Building Program as inserted in thi .
The Speaker: And there will undoubtedly In* roll
calls pn that day.”
This served as official notice that the vote would
not be taken until the 15th inst. Absent Congressmen
were not called upon to return before the 15th. It will,
therefore, be seen that Mr. Whaley could have attended
all of the campaign meetings and yet have returned to
Washington several days before the ypte on the Naval
Appropriation Bill. Other South Carolina Congressmen
who were opposed for re-election had time to leave Wash
ington and meet their opponents on the stump the very
same week that Mr. Whaley remained in Washington.
Has Mr. Whaley Anything to Fear or Conceal by Not Meeting Padgett on The Stump?
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W . O. W. PLAN
BIG DAY AT FAIR
Alreml}- (ivtlinjc lte<ul> for ItiKK'M
Woodmen Celt-Brat Ion Kver Held
in Thi* Neel ion.
The Name’s Imporlar t!
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Does it pay to be particular about ro «rr!nll a thing
as a dry cell? It certainly tic s! Though the bat
tery’s small, the thing it runs is irupor'ant. If ft stop*
there’s bother -expense. Your buzzer, door bell,
telephone, signal, lantern, engine, auto,trr.ctor, motor
boat —must keep going—the batteries must keep it
going.
Columhia Batteries make thin-a GO. Th-y’re depend a’ 1 •.
Tbey’re packed witii enrr^y. Yh y‘i- mi? -m. „ l .teaii vi» '•
ever you buy Ihem. They tost no more last r.
Wc .ell Columb.as not only he. eusr th nr. U.C bc.t battery,
but because they're the best kno*n baltriy.
Koger Hardware Company
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A meeting was held here Saturday^''
for the purpose of beginning l" pl/h
foi the big Woodmen day aj/the
Southern t’arollna Katr this fifth The
inomlteiH of this order who uete
I present Were enthusiastic over ili<*
. matter and are planning to e< hp-tf
I any previous effort made to hfr'b t
big event for their order. Plan - are
being made for a big parade, and top
an address on the occasion hv Sov
ereign Oommander I h*'
foui counties of the Southern 1
Una Fair will be invited to join and
make this a gathering represent • '
of Southern Carolina. \ti<,t'f
mettrng "ill be held the hall 'f
the Wallet boro ramp Tuesday I !
r>. at 11 o’clock, at which cVn >• > t >
in the four counties is urged to vne
two representatives.
Those present at the meeting >. ' ■
urdav were: (' N. I.angdah II K.
Padgett L Padgett. J Pta dy.
It M Jefferies. W. H. ( roshy l 1.
Fender. U. It tlriffin Deputy ' N.
I .an "dale acted as chairman <> '
meeting
Dr. J. P. Herndon
Has Passed A wav
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two pills to-night. In the morning
that stuffed, dull feeling is gone and
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NOTN’K!
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Al| persons are warned not to
tresspass on the property known as
Sykes Savannah shurch. near Bells
cross Roads, for the purpose of plac
ing baseball or holding barbecue.
T. H. BROUGHTON.
J. 8. STEPHENS.
DAVE DAVIS.
*-18-2tp. Trustees.
Won t'lciiiNon
Hclmlarfcbip'.
NYw* has been received thief th*
winners of the scholaiship* from
this county to Clemson College are
as follows (Jussie ^Oultant, (.'>?-
tageville, the full four years course
and Edgar Adams, of Weeks. Ih-
one year scholarship. Both the-
young men are capable and will
doubtless takp a One stand at the
college. Clyde Smith will also at
tend Clemson. going aa a pa* stu
dent.
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The Old Standard Grove’s Tasteless
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Mr and Mrs. W. J. Ta>lor b ft
tb«. first of the week foi a tup
of several weeks. They will go
to Afianta and Greenville Aim to
visit relatives of Mrs. Tsvlot. and
from there to Washington. Balti
more. New York and olher places
Mr. Taylor will purchase his fall and
winter atoek of merchandise while
off on this trip.
Dr. J P. Herndon, one of th *
most highly respected and best
thought of citizens of Walteiboro.
died at his home B er,i Friday nigh'
following an illness of se'eral
months from a complication of dis
eases. The funeral and Interment
was held at Live Oak cemetery Sat
urday afternoon attended by a large
number uf relaiives and friends. The
funeral was conducted by the local
Masonic fraternity of /which Dr.
Herndon was a loyal member.
Dr. Hefndon was in his 57th year,
and was for many year# one of the
leading physicians of the county,
prat firing a few miles from Waller-
boro in the Bethel section. For th**
past few years, however. h»> has
not practiced on account of his
health, hut he de\ot*-<l hl« time in
later years io hi# mercantile busi
ness. For several years he has been
the seniot member of the firm J. P
Herndon and Ron. who conduct a
large elothing and gents’ furnishing
store here
The deceased wa a member of
the Methodist church. and v.n
highly respected as a good man and
public spirited citizen He is «ui
vived tiv four sons, all of Walferboro
f’hnrlev, Georg*- Kiel,, and Mori*-
The following l,iotli*is and -i-te*
also survive - Jno E Herndon. Puf
fin; I. M Herndon. Smoaks; W P.
Herndon. Bamberg: Mrs. If \Y
Hudson Tliiffin; Mis J c Fh»k. Hnf >
fin: Mrs T 1, Breland-: ituffln i*
The funeral services were conduct
ed at the grave lo Rev r M Smith,
followed h> the Masonic ceremony
read by E T. 11 Shaffer
The nal| Ik-arers were V P How "
*-t|. K 1. Fishhuvoe, W W Smonk
B B Mlley J F Moore W B
ktkerman, .1 M Moorer. Lucas P
Padgett.
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She leaves a mother and grand
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The funeral services were conduct
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Goode, in the presence of a large
congregation of sorrowing relatives
and tier remains were laid to rest
in th#- Penfel cemetery
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WHAT CATARRH IS
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person has catarrh in some form.
Science has shown that nasal catarrh
often indicates a general weakness
of the body; and local treatments in
the form of snuffs and vapors do little,
if any good.
To correct catarrh you ahould treat it*
eauae by enriching your blood with the
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WOltk DAY FOlt •>
ORPHANAGES
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For several years past th" •*
last Saturday in S<-pt*-mber has *
by many of our citizens been *
observed as Orphan’s Work 45-
Day The Idea is to get men *
and women, troys and girls, to * j
devote the #‘arnlngs or the in- •*
* omc of the day to the support *
nt some orphanage. We un- *
derstand that all institutions *
invite co-operation In this plan f
and that September 30th Is the*#
day agreed upon. *
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Enjoying Glenn
Spring# Water.
Rev. F. O. S. Curtin has gone to
Glenn Springs for a stay of a couple
of weeks. Mr. Curtis write* that he
f*els the need of this excellent wat
er. and that he hopes to be able to
remain away on his vacation for at
least two weeks. He is pastor at
Black Creek. Hendersonville and
other places in the county.
H G. Thornp-on and brother, R
G Thompson, weS' in Walterhoro
Sunday visiting fii«-nds. and to at-
tend tin* funeral of the late A. C.
Sanders, of Rilt.r.
Southern Life & Trust
Company
Greensboro. N. C.
A Strictly Southern Old Line
Insurance Company.
Writing all forms of policies at
reasonable rates. $1.87 in cash
for every dollar liability.
EVERY DOLLAR COLLECTED.
IN PREMIMUMS IN COLLE
TON COUNTY WILL BE RE
INVESTED IN COLLETON
COUNTY LOANS. PATRO-
NIZE US AND KEEP YOUR
MONEY AT HOME-
Colleton Insurance and
Realty Coapaiy
R. M JErPERlES,’Prmia«nt
E. F. SMITH, Manager.
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