Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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PAGE TWO -~-rr THE PRESS AND STANDARD Walterboro, S. C. EaCabllalMd 1*T7. rrBIJKHED EVERY WKDXK8DAT AFTERXOOX BY THE PBESd A t \D STANDARD, tar. The Press and Standard•' 1 home, or at least of letMaf it pass | throufth local • business channels. It is best for the town, best for the town, best for the people »ho arr dbing the business, and best for ev eryone. We would like to submit this a' a business a*s sell as an econcmi'' proposition: ' . If THE TOWN IS GOOD ENOUGH TO LIVE IN\ AND GOOD ENOVQH TO MAKE YOUR UV- 1NG IN. IT IS GOOD ENOUGH TO SPErffc YQTit MONEY IN. AND GOOD ENOUGH TO DO YOUR once. 10a w. W. s MO Alt. • f .Editor Entered nt the postoffice at Wal- tsrboro. 8. C.. afe second class mall matter. Sabecriptioti Rotes: ■ . Year... .7~ .AC I BUSINESS *N Ms M oaths T9 Two Workers M Colleton. ’* - • - —‘—■t . 1* ' w It is with gratification thafi*The Press and Standard notes the de termination of the delegation to the General Assembly to provide* for the employment of two workers in the home demonstration work for Col* leton county. We do not think that the fund* of the tax payers of the county ran be better spent than in proxtdinr for insti uction in making better homes,- and in saving soth* of the waste products of the farm. The expenditure of the ISOfi which paid a portion of the salary of Mis. Conno' th:* year has caused the savin* of of waste piodurts by the gill- of the county/ It U safe to say that not one-tenth of this amount would have been save! by the girls of the county had not there’t»e*n an agent in charge of the work in thi- county. So instead of this b*ing an expenditure for the county, it was an investment whiea has returned already a thousand per cent The work kas just begun and it is a wise policy for its con tinuance ami enlargement Colle ton is a large county, and one in which there is much woik for these workers to -do Our people are just waking up to the possibilities of this work, and theywmust be taught. - A ell !! • \ OlUUO Of ..iheiefote. that much >nim.unit.y and it* bus- 1 cannot c*' hit' e Deserriaf of Support ** The Southern Carolina Associa tion is deserving of the most liberal supporter all classes of cittxens. II should not be left to any one' class or to any few men to furnish the •‘sinews of war" for its support. If charge f. A We are conatan'lv ... - -ubscriberw add old our • af- renewing. It ia’ / • only occassionally that we have an objection ‘raised, and it ia to meet these that this ia writtea. To one of the above complainants we stated recently that it would be a good investment for him to pay $1.5*0 per year as a subscription 1-v this newspaper IF NEVER SAW A COPY OF THE PAPEJt. He seemed astonished at such doctrine. 1 but when we enumerated some of the things for which this newspaper stands, and some of the things ac complished through its agency, ac- li O * i, * I complishments of which he is she direct beneficiary, as well as every other citizan of the county, he .was convinced and said he would not allow bis subscription to stop. Think of it. ! Thfere is now no | other agency in the county which furnishes any new? of the happen ings of the county. The Press an 1 DOCTOR’S PRAISE IS TRIUMPH FOR TAM AC Atlanta Physician’s Wife Gains 15 Pounds, He De- ‘ dares. TOOK THREE / BOTTLES - % " “Fm. Obliged U> Think Well of n Medicine Ttutt AccnoM>IMied What Taalac DM. M is,an organization Intended to s taD dard is the only med ium in the forward the development and i®* I county which carries- the news of provement of the natural resource*^, publif off5ria!g> legal advertis- of the section included in the or 'ii ment , > tusines* /advertisements, to ganizktipn. It is making good iuj^ nothinK of th<4 hundr ^, of ar . of fulfillment. Maintain-; promises ing office* for the* -organization Walterboro. thus, making this town lit tides of new* value.- It is the on!.- "ptrbtir Dr. J L. E. Brantley, a promin ent practicing. Atlanta physician, re siding at* io5 South Pryo" street, went, into Jacob's Pharmacy to pur chase . another ’bottle of Tanlac for. his wife, and made the following statement regarding the benefits she has derived from the medicine “I am obliged to think well of a medicine that accomplished what Taalac has in my wife's case. She has gained all of fifteen pounds on thiee bottles of the medicine and she is now a well woman in e^ery respect. She has suffered from indiges- i it is copstantly on the look out for the headquarters of the association. worthy caUj *. s for boosting and it N> especially incumbent upon our t on and nervousness since IMS. county.—tuv.!- ^he cou!d not retain anything sca~ce- !r on her .home people to give liberal support to the otganization. Two drainar districts Have been organized al ready a* a direct result of. the. fcork of the association, and others are in contemplation, besides many other projects which will all mean the up building of this section. To do this it is necessary to have the services of an active secretary and to main tain an office with clerical help. Al ready this has grown to large pro portions. and there is not a more busy man or office in town thap Secretarv Reid and the office of the Southern Carolina Association. To* do this mean.* the expenditure of considerable money, and the only means by which this can be raised is through memberships. Everv person in the county should be a member, and aid by the contribu tion of the pittance of I.'.3" in thef development of this great work. building up the county stomach and she was troubled a great deal by the forma tion of gas. She suffered constantly To do th'.s. u jtjj headaches and backaches and wotk effectively an 1 to accomplish | was nauseated more or less all the the most rood to the greate-t nuai- time. She could not sleep or rest her. every citizen of the counv.v account of her nerv- should be a reader ... .. . . ... and tr.ln of t K e naoe- OU!! ccn ^‘ tion - aru l' became very ’*7.fweak | . *1 decided to buy Tanlac for her Personally, if the. editor of this newspaper lived In a county where because n was «o highly recommend- a newspaper were published he ,ed for trouble like hers, and I am would subscribe to it if the price] el;ui to the .results have Ween were »5.«\> a year. He would not n ] 0?t Ratifying. She eats anything , , . . • ' ‘-he wants now and her stomach id feel that he were posted well enougu aI| ri>£ht - Gas ba4 ?topp ^j , ormine to be a good citizen unless he REAi>| and retains and digests her food THE COUNTY PAPER. and he properly and has built up wonderful- would - feel better if he not onl> • 1> The headaches and pains in her SUBSCRIBED FOR IT himself, but batk e 11 ’* broken up and she sleeps . , . ^ , well every night. 1 consider her duced others to do the same thing. jm|>rovemeBt alm05t remarkable, and and also supplied K w^ith such new* j ,. an nov . recommend Tanlac for as he! what it ha* done^for ner.’* to the ; Corning from the high source it his/commutHty .thooghtxwoyHil be of inter items' x of it people q> A^ie county at largeX Such I an ‘* from a member 1 Ioca- 11a.in* all th. •othir.§. tlefhehj^ ’ shonl-l i t.hc p;r.c V h<:.!* .: - rn^de fhe se Being, desirous of -fironifitini i': j . , » jvucw ■prrnt which rr:*k migrirfion. those concern* havins large laiid holdings should be e*- pcoiailr fibeVal in the nunibei o; niem.berah ip* subscribed. -Thwr- a-e ses*ral large luipber. rnajiufac- turer.* in th * < ■ an * > cn^ac*'! in .ovr*-j |»|\;- txi; 1, II .1 h.XKS tin/ off the limb i <f th-ir land i> r , « Plne-T/r-Ho-ey which wrlj then become ideal Ivea-itair* rtrms—hoc s**ttlc; > Hit ■< b l.'.ui 1* witli tb< Southern 1 aro- *• : r^n^.and i-v^r*'m’l's^p- lina A ^•.•elation in furthering -it* work in this direction. » *>lletc i county, amt' the other counties of A this 'cetion tlxed tnofc «*.:-••>- •t* lUts to hsJp (lev-bp ’b- •ur.tl ami pastoral '•ipd ustrk j/ r ' f lower porrion of Ui<\ SraVe. Southern Carolina Associationr. 1- for Just this scot of tmjBfgratib;! Will not those con • n join, wit! the a-sociation acjJ^how o».r f vopfej * The Southern Carolina As«ociat-ou that they are jMft inimical to i'► • 1 ! of the counties of Cojle- ™ on interests buf rather that thev are iri full sympathy with alp efiort* l>eing for the proper developm-nt 01,^3^ ., r g anir cd by W \V .8moak. v ‘»'t Our Subscription Rate. •> V > x ■ Recently we have had one or t'o| ^ of" benefit‘ to complaint* from subscribers that the counties interested.—Spartan- 1 our r-ate of $1.50 l* too >vjgh fori burg Journal, subscription to this nevespaper\ One , Buying at Home. Doubtless many petsons who are accUstome*! to Sending out of tow» for manv articles, never stop to think of the <onse<,tien<e* ef whaft < * s' s they are d«mg. nor of thd pffftgt* it will have on husiness^iu home It is econon V. allv wrong^to patronied mail ’order houses /\\ is .p<Mif bn*!- tiess a* w..ll and/fv il! *900* C or later result in injury to ih,>'per.-on vcho indulges in tke hivMt Every do!-' lar passing tliiungh t!ie >l,anr.»l* trade ii/the home ity to 11 a/ft and d*- |TO(td to J he / Tnt'.sw—- “But."' we hea'*. what I want at home, amj/l to send elf for it " Ai<- you sn r ' this is < or ree f 1 And If it is cannot you arrange to gef/someone In' bin-i- nc-s* who funu/fie - * you with .*<>me of the thitvg> / you need, to get it for you. at tli«v ^me price you will p*y? And would not your demand for this aiturle and the demand of others for similar articles cause someone at home t 0 place them in stew k wnd thus enable you to always get jsP home what you want, but a 1«*» en able others to do the same thing? We recall an advertisement by a furniture dealer of Walterboro in which the offer wa» made that if any customer would bring him any mail order catalogue he would dup licate rhe article offered at the same price a* the mail order house Quoted So there Is little excuse for furnitiro buyers to patronize out of town hoOzes. Yet there is enough furniture bought out of town to enable a furniture dealer almost to open a store. The editor M thi* newspaper was with a citi zen of this town in a neighboring City recently and saw him purchase for rash more than liofi worth of furniture, every article of which! could have bee n purchased at home. Is this observing the Golden Rule? We were recently in thd express office here, and saw two packages. One of them was some printing for a w«ll known citizen of Walterboro Slid the other was some article of clothing f<v hi* wife, both pur chased from out of tow n concerns. AND THIS CITIZEN MAKES EV ERY PENNY HE GETS IN THIS TOWN AND WOULD BE ONE OF THE FIRST TO KICK IF HIS SER VICES SHOULD BE SLIGHTED. IN FAVOR OF OUT OF TOWN CON CERNS. We were recently in another well known' business institution, depend ent upon the patronage of the com munity for support, and every wo.k- er in that institution ha* >n pnxys*]^ who j, , h< . ultimate consumer ] of purchase articles of clotUlwg from in other word* w^ are asking the out of town concerns, oon petilar* j man who gets the most benefit out of of men with whom the inrltulien the pape r fQrless than a cent a week was doing business Me did not j to help defray the additional cost think this was exactly the correct )0 f getting t© him each week the Cling;, and we feel sure It was^new* of the^county. Nearly all our an aptitude ^ this towards the agrrey whi«h\»T at! times stand publicly for the welfare of the cons-' munity .* ti e propefc^one. and !s not r - i o* the medical profession, this straightforward utterance of Dr. !’var.tle,. t* n.ore than a “ecommen- on It is a triumph. Ttnl y'* great vegetable tonic^cor- ati v ar.d sv*tens builder^ *1 re< live or.- oj.'Hje greatest di>r6varies of C - i- ,Xr.J th* tX-t evidence of Wednesday, November 22.* i&tp s tssfirw Young men reach out for style. They find it combined with plenty' of quality in .the na tionally known guaranteed clothes we sell—Styleplus Seventeen. - It is possible be cause one of the big makers center the en-rgyof theirgreat plant on this suit and overcoat of nationally , known price. Big assortment cf models. All popu lar fabrics. SI7 this season, just as usual. Guaranteed to please. A.S. The II ohen Store X all in .k«-*p:rig wniXthe restrict**! Ht*R 4r*-, # ! - ys*. - \ * » •'«' **\v V»I («*nt •* * paper l-*» yUzK. i r < o> : t » ^ j. t i ie roirfid^flce and high es- pittanov f IJ 3" a year\ t.-./, in which^ff ^ held. Not only -THljSE THINGS FUHMAIf fre^K • ■ • • f ; * ■ r le. No riOH i%»R THOUGHT. X' / n,h * r vVfT established ■5’iirttion Tnnlac ha- nor anv _ r» •' -i v e*l the Mrh- en. 1 or*C*uV'::AfW medical id. n and-laity. ' Tanlp. x h e r. a*t. r medicine, 'is Id \sf . . • '* Klein. \V. Iterboro. Our Representative as Near you as your Post Office <t Telephone. A Card or Long-Distance ’Phone Call ami our Service is at your Disposal. ..TYPEWRITERS RENTED. WRITING MACHINE^ X * REPAIRED BY EXPERTS, l W e carry a full line of Office Fixtures and Supplie> an ’ and are Sole Dealers in u C. SMITH & BROS. TYPEWRITERS « « (The “Silent Smith”* and SHAW-WALKER FILING C API NETS & FiXTCKE' /X * ,<■ ^ ^ ^ ‘s Rodgers Oitice Supply Co. \ 7 ■ 57 Broad Street Charleston. S. ( iHGM. \\<iMn:ia 1 1. \\<»Rk M 1U.1? I l l RIFOY UliKxfDKS P>* Gaffney. Nov. IS —Coun of rom- , ton/Beaufort Hampton and Ja.*per Mondav morning vvith n * promoted a fair held at Walterbpfo .f- P * ur, ^>- a .' laM week This association, which Wding. This 1* Juui 15 convened at Gaffney on Judge James alterboro. ore- j ge Peurifoy'* to Gaffney, and the law- ?ef,l ° n ' , ' SUr°l?rd ^ do'ng T^nderfG "w mk fm^re^^wit^^hV^iri^oMai^x If not a member, sen*, in '^" r ‘ for ; hattl(> ; of , h e Star/ under *“(ch characterize all of his ruil- appli* ation for membership at cncy ! ; the lead of Presidet Smoak** An tngs. The court Is Tusking/ good executive secretgry. Mr. S L Reid. Progre**. but it looks as if the trial has been employed and the a.**o- " f *’ ,r > w ' , ‘ ir, ° noxt ciation is keeping gn eyy ope.n for ■ - CAN'T I/OSE HAIR subscriber krote that h»* had been reading the paper-f<>r S** vurixr*. but ( that if we were going to require 1 that he pay $1.5«> for it that •] would have to have his subscription; discontinued. Another said that he thought it was too high "just be-J cause.” still another be. aiise he had * heard bis neighbor say he thOl|gh , j it too high. Whenever these, com-^ plaints are made to the cditoY in ( person, we can usually convince tfie| subscriber of the cor-ectness an*l; justness of the raise For instance, we wrote the above subscriber who said *e had been reading the paper for 3$ years, that if he stopped to think he would see that he 1* nvy- , paying more than the price of . a whole year’s giibs< rlptinn' to k this newspaper In excess of what he used to pay for a pair of shoes or for a suit, or other necessary purchases. and that he recognized the justness of the increase in price, be cause of the increase in cost to the* dealer We told him that we me-f now paying more than twic* as much for- every- article which, goes Into making the newspaper, and ftl I DON’T SUFFER Tvr«4wj Years, from Today a Bald- headed Man Will Be an Unus ual sight. ANY MORE” ^ X. . __ , / X. w Feel Like a New Person,” says Mrs, Hamilton. One of the most prominent drug gists of America, made a statement a few weeks agp which has cause! a great deal of diseuwdon among scientists in the medical press. He «*id: "If fhe new hair grow er. Mildredina Hair Remedy, in creases its sgles as it has during the jmizJUyear, it will be used by nearly p<ery man. woman and., child in AroerHa within eight rears. ] "When Mildredina Hair Remedy * - • | is used almost universallv. dsndmw New Castle. InA—“From the time will d snpear and with its denar»- I wm eleven years old until 1 Was seven- ure bablnes*. itchma scalp splittine F IR yean, tS- bkmI wrerwful Trappen and ColWton of Raw Fora ia your nanity have been shipping their entire collections U? ns. Yon too. can aecnre tbejughf-t market prices lor your skins by sanding them * Grcntol Raw Far Market. Write today (or oar Fran price liit and We charge no New York is now the W<xi: mLwcxL'Gin—ng and Golden Seal DAVID MJJSTEDUBRa^Sga-tfT^. |k» UtamJ Puerto Hanao in New Yark Now YaA teen I aolfered each month so 1 had to be bed. I had head ache, backache and such pains I wou.J cramp doable every month. 1 did nut know what it was to be easy a minute. Mjr health was all A wn and the did not do hair and all scvlp di*ea«es will fol low and twentv vegr* from now .1 bald he\d will be * raritv '• There * onlv ore y av <0 cure i!-*u- dtuff. and that is to kill f he fer m <; There t« oplv epe hai* preporntlo-s that w‘tl kil* ’he eerm« ar.t t^i X t is Mfldr^dlt'* Hair !,« medv Thi* itUj usual hair re**or»-T -'th its re-or f of tho*i«#r.1« or cure* will grow hair on gnv he*d where^there i« any lire left: if. will cure dind-ufT stop fnll- , . ing hair and itching of the scalp In '•V^ukkCmpoodMa „„, |nr 1 took it, and now I f««l like a parson. I don’t suffer any more anfl j ■ am refrular every month ’’-Mrs FUtfX that we were only asking an inegea** HaMLW*. 822 Sooth 15th St. of one-half in the cost td the read- !♦ •« the most r’e.- *«nt and invig- > nr*Hn* fonic. J*» -.Of SticVv or greasv and u*c<! extensively bv ladies of -efinejnent who desire to have and to keep their hair soft. Instroua and luxuriant Ffty cents a gemedy has kw«d for fbrty f<' r » l * r »* bottle d-jagi^t* eve-y- tioadily ffrowinf in popularity' *bgre Mn«l ord-* a He*br Mid upoo'x %mrr<< ,,n i«-t ;rv B^on* of women declare they owe Mao*, to its !• it not reasons- ''UTJHIP bit to baKera it is an article of thoaghtleeaneas on the part of thoee excellent business men. v This editorial is written to get readers are realizing the justness of this claim, and are- cheerfully pay-j ing the $1.50. and we jiad one read- our people to thlskf cf H e iro-^er tell ns that he thought we should lfy-i ta Lyffto B. - Co* (<?—fMenttal), Lynn, T—s OUT FREE- to show how quirklyN .Mildee/Hna H»<r Remnlv arts. ^ Ve will ufrid a large sample free h» retnm maB to *nv one sends this Tonpon to American Fro- gvrleunr Co . Boston. Mass . with their name and address and ten teats Is silver to pay posUffe. X x Drink, Too is gocd^is a winter drink the same as in the summ • time. One who is accustomed to a bottle of this invig orating drink will find it equally refreshing at all >ea- sons of the year.4 Manufactured in Walterboro in a sanitary and up-to-dat * y > t plant by the s ^ V, * . '.> WALTERBORO COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY * 1 * 1. s' T. J. McDaniel Mgr. 7