The press and standard. [volume] (Walterboro, S.C.) 1890-current, April 11, 1917, Image 8
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THE PRES£ AND STANDARD
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Wednesday, April 11, 1917.
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• ♦•a********** the P*°I*l e - »r- Goodwin. I am j
w . * sure, will not say that he was re-
I.KTTKK* KI!i)M ■’ « sponsible for this matter’s beinr j
THK PKOPI.K ^ submitted to a vote of the people, j
* ! It was not my desire, and I am sur ■ I,
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It was not the desire of any men.-
i r bpr of the delegation, to put au> ! I
W. W. Smoiik IMM-usse^ ,l< m«l •J w ‘ u '’>^hy nR over on the people which they M
The matter of the bond ***“ p d 0 not want, though I a:i« still tifm-
election Is still fresh in the min •'* jy convinced that if we natl done so '
;of the people, and I desire to mal.e and bu j| t thereby a sys«.em of good ,
a stateaioat in reference to the pas |oa< ig | n the county, that it would !]
[sage of this matter through th«* have been the best legislative v.ork
. legialature, in ordor that the redor we pould posBib , havi . done. And
, may be kept straight, and ahiVe a the people of trte county *111 hud
l^hese matter,, are fresh in the minds ^ ^ ^ as tinM-stigate
of the legislators and the peop e. 8ee .v t p, 0 g r cj a nuJ«- by ih<*
j When we first went to * e * ,s *' coun ties which are building good
r lature. the delegation began to dis- roadg
cuss what matters' should come up ^- ou thefe were a number of vot-
GREAT INMOVAL SALE
IS NOW GOING ON
MEET
ME
At FRANK’S
MEET
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for the betterment of the county wo
er* who urged the delegation to
When you are sick the best
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We sell, recommend and
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guarantee Nyal’s Medicines.
Buy Nyal’s Preparations
and be satisfied.
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KLEIN’S DRUG STORE
Every Thing The Best
Phone 31
is a strong sentiment in. favor of
good roads, but an opinion that this
is not an opportune time to vote
bonds. .
Respectfully.
W. W. SMOAK.
Walterboro, April 10.
PIPE'S
FOR IN0I6ESW OR
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represented. Among bther things e the , bond i88Ue or to , a u ow
we discussed was a bond issue for yote on u who fought lt and voted
i building a system, o» permanent a _ a [ n# j j, jt wsu , defeated in the
I roads in the county. Prior to our of 4t fri<f0d ,. at th ,
[_ Jtolng .tx>-('QJumbta JJiere h?d ^^ y0l es casl. afd see'The-reran.—'OonS
considerable discussion of the mat dlUon8 had mut . h to do with thi M ;
ter of a bond issue for building bet- m4Tter Th< , war ^are and the mis
ter roads. It was even discussed repre84>nUt , on!l of some opponents
publicly in the meeting called the bad mucb to do with the defeat of the
first Monday In December when the bond ls8Ue We have not had n
people were asked to meet and dis- g u>re show and j Btl n believe there
cuss legislative needs for the coun
ty. The sentiment at this meeting
seemed to be in fa,vor of a bond is
sue for building better roads. Pri-
vateljJ members of the delegation
were approached to pass a bond is
sue and give the people better roads.
Dozens of people from every seition
of the county came to me personally
and urged that 1 favbr a bond issue
without submitting the matter to a
vote of the people, which right the
j delegation had. and which right oth
er counties had exercised. When
we reached Columbia we found rep
resentatives from other counties
talking bond issues for building per
manent roads, and the records show :
that a number of these laws were
passed. In Spartanburg an issue of
$1,000,000 was placed by the dele- j,,
gation. Other bounties (submitted j
the matter to a referendum vote of j
the people, among these being Col-.
leton county. • .1 ’ • ^ I-*-—• • • • -*•*•*■•
| It is of this matter that 1 especial- , Sour, gassy, upset stomach, indi
ly desire to speak. The people of gestion, heartburn, dyspepsia; when
the county are entitled to a full the food you eat ferments into gases
knowledge of thi facts surround- and upsets you; your head aches and
*ing this matter, and I hrve no lies- you feel sick and miserable, that’s
!itancy in giving them. The del* when you realize the wonderful acid
[gation met and discussed the hotel neutralizing powetj in Pape’s Dia-
{issue. Al| of us, iha: i.« S u nutoi pepsin. It makes all such stomach
Padgett, Representative Goodwin misery, due to acidity, vanish In five
jand myself were nil it. f t /or of it. minutes.
Senator Padgett and ir.vsclf were in If your stomach is in a
favor of placing a bond issue at ous revolt
first without referendum vote. Mr. ulated.
Where vou can meet your friends and buy more
♦'or less money^and better goods for same rcon'v In
sj ite if the high cost of ready to wear and y t; d v.'n
v.’a* arc i<ide ancrwill sell you the sum^ gaods ai the
same reasonaole prices as*before the adx'aKce. Just st »o
'i-t. n and look over our prices and you will sure':
fce surprised, on our entire stock of Clothing. Shoes.
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Hats and especially in our millinery department.
The Charleston Surprise Bargain House
M’XT TO EXPRKSS OFFICK
J. FRANK. MANAGER
Fi XI * LAN AT i ON—Inmoval sale means to save you:
money in your racket, and.get the same up-to-date good-
at the same reasonable prices, and Removal sal? means
to remove your good money from ycur pocket
for goods that they, want to get rid of.
Five Minnie**! No Dy*»pc|c»i.» j
Heartburn or any Stomach
Misery.
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if you can’t get it reg-
please. for your* sake, try
'Goodwin stated that !i» waa as much Pape’s Diapepsin. It’s so needless
in favor of the bond issue as anyon« to have a,, acid stomach—make your
'of us. and that he thonght the peo- next meal a favorite food meal, then
! pie should vote upon it He said take a little Diapepsin. There will
jif we would permit it to go to a not be any distress- eat without
vote of the |»eo|de lie would do as fear. It*s because Pape’s Diapepsin
much to secure its passage as any “really does” sweeten out-of-order
uian in the county, and that If w> stomaches that give it its million*
decided to place it without a Yefer- of sale s annually.
'endum vote, that he would not 6p ’ Get a large fifty-rent case of
pose its passage, but would record Pape’s Diapepsin frofti any dm?
his vote in opposition, and say noth store. I, is the quickest, surest an-
jing on the^floor of the house. tacld and stomach relief known. Ir
The matter rested there. I' was acts almost like magic it i s ^ scicti
taken sick with an attack of 'Grippe tific. harmless and pleasant stomach
which kept me confined to my be i preparation which .truly belongs in
at home for two weeks. ITpoti my every home.
return to Columbia I found that —
nothing had been done as to the IHIV'T I,FT YOl'K l ot (.11
bond issue hill which C.ol Padgett
TONE
A tone exquisitely pure,
perfect, rounded and
crystal-clear—makes the
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Columbia Grafonola
“The One Incomparable Musical Instrument**
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Anti it is tone that has nfivcn Columbia
Grafonolas the place they hold, it is their tone
1 || • • . .1 1 vote upon the bond issue, as he said
unmatchable in its n.itiiral punt\ atul absoliitc , bat t j 1P war ni jght make it
hdclity — that justihes their description as un
paralleled instruments of music.
Wc arc prepared to demonstrate this $100
instrument, play any record you may select, here
or at your home. Convenient terms of payment
may be arranged.
Columbia Grafonolas, $15 to $350 %
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Brown Furniture
“The Home Makers”
HANG ON
had written. Col Padgett stated i
that he could not get it .ntroriurvd ,\ ,ough that racks and weakea-*
i„ the Mouse on account of my ah- j* dangerous, i, undermines your
sence. The entire delegation health and thrives on neglect Re-
h'ad selected the commissioners. lj,.ve it at once with Or. King’s New
this bying done at a meeting Discovery. This soothing balsam
held in a room at the Co- remedy heals the throat, loosens the
louial Motel The ballots were tak phlegm, its antiseptic properties kill
en one after another, and as one the germ and the cold is quickU
‘man would secure a full vote of the broken up Children and grown
delegation his name would be drop- ups alike find Dr. King s New Dis-
ped out. This was kept up till tlo* covery pleasant to take a* well as
matter was decided. effective. Have a bottle handy i„
.lust at this time the news of th< your medicine chest for gtipp- .
war scare came up. and meeting croup and all bronchial affections!
(Senator Padgett one day. he sug- At druggists. 50c.
gested our allowing the people to •
Save
$10.00
By Getting
This Range
NOW
I NDKItWKNT OPFHATIOV
\Vli> Constipation Injure**
more desirable that the people say Mac Carter, son of Mr. «nd Mrs.
, whether or not there should be .1 Murrell Carter, of Ritter, was op
bond issue 1 assented to this prop- erated on for appendicitis at the
osition, and we cast about as a plan Clara KsDorn Infirmary. Mr. Cnr-
fnr getting the matter through, as te r is doing nicejy following th>.
we did not have time to introduce ( peration.
a hill So we asked Senator Chris
tensen if he would permit it being
tacked onto his bond bill for Meau-
fort county, which he assented to The bowels arc the natural sew
do. The names of two new mem- erage system of the body. When
jhers of the commission were added, they become obstructed by consti-
,(* H Rpyuton and DM'Yarn pation a part of the poisonous mat-
l Now*, the above is a statement of/ter w hich they should, carry off is
the facts in the case as 1 recall absorbed into the system’. making
them. Tlte statement was mady by you feel dull and stupid, and intet-
,a mrresnondent during the disefts- ferring with the digestion and assim-
tdon. of the bond issue maJY**!^ha' Ration of food. This condition Is
,)r was fortunate that the count> had Ottieklv relieved by Chamberlain’-.
(Mr Goodwin in the Mouse to save Tablets. Obtainable everywhere
Allen^PSPncess ♦
COPPER BEARING ^ IRON RANGES
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Special Offer to Housewives
R.»ng- price* have gone up, hut we have a few of the fame-,* Allen',
Princes* on hand, bought before the advance, which we will continue to sell
at the oid price as lone as they last.
Thi* is your opportunity to save $10.00 on this high grade Range hy pur-
cha-ung NOW. ...
Besides thi. saving you get a new improved Princess Range thjt will net
overheat your kitchen during the hot summer months, when cooking is such
a drudgery. Come in TODAY and let us show you how thi* Range save*
fuel, why it is more durable than other ranges, why it i* just the range YOU
NEED NOW.
Only a Limited Number at this $10.00 Saving
We Can't Get More at These Prices
Brown Furniture Co.
“The Home Makers”
MEETING AT HEAFFORT
W\ W. Smoak. uresidtHit 01 th>-
Southern Carolina Association, and
S.L.Reid. sedretary, were guests
last night at a meeting of the Beau
fort branch of the Southern Caro
lina association. Thi s meeting was
the first (’ailed in a campaign for
new members and extended useful
ness of the county organization. C
K. McFadden, district agent of the
farm extension work, and W. It.
West, secretary of the South Caro
lina Cotton Seed Crushers Associa
tion, were present and discussed th'*
bol| weevil ’and the soy bean, vel
vet bean and peanut.
Drives Oat Malaria, Builds Up System
The Old SUadant gtnrrcl ■‘.reogtheaiog took,
GKOTE S TASTL'LKSHc&m TONIC, drive* om
Mrflk.'ta.enrichesUtr Mood sad traildtuptbesys-
Atmetoa*'- •r-'T *nrt children. V)r
AFTER THE GRIPPE
Vinol Restored Her Strength
Canton, Mia*.—“I am 7.'» year* old and
became very weak and feeble from the
effects of La Grippe, hut Vinol has done
me a world of good. • It ha* cured mv
cough, built up my atreagth *o I fevl
active and well again.”—Mrs. Lizzie
Baldwin Canton. Mins.
\ imd is a constitutional remedy
which aids digestion, enriches the
Mood and create# strength. Un
••quailed for chronic coughs, cold* or
bronchitis. Your money Uutk if it
fails.
John M. Klein, Druggist. Walter
boro, S. C. .j
Mrs, J. M . Padgett, of Jackson-
boro, was in Walterboro yesterday
on a shopping expedition.
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His Own
Next Door To The Post Office
COME IN AND SEE US
ZALIN CLOTHING
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