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THE PRESS AND STANDARD
Wednesday, April 18, l?:7 r
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The Press and Standard
Walter boro, S. C.
EntabUshed 1*77.
^DBLiS»E»^H KUY WEDNESDAY
afternoon by the press
AND STANDARD, Inc.
.Main Stre*4
lOx
f, 8MOAK Editor find Mgr.
, Entered at the poetofflce at Wal
ter boro, 8. C., aa second class mall
■attar.
Subscription Ratefl^
Dm Tear #1.50
a*s Month* . ^
Three Months-......., 40
-ALL CHUN LOIIL
"5P1IUP OF-FIGS” FOR
LIVER AND 801
Into war an edict was passed makin
total prohibition of alcoholic liquors
the law in Russia, and the reports
from there have tolly justified thej
step. The United States could not;
do better at thip time than to foi-j
low suit. We need sober producer
of wealth all ,ovAr the 1 country at ! «
this time, and we feel that ft is op-
portune for the people.of our State j . m |*«" frveH^ti,
that they can no longer,waste the!
substance for that which not only
only makes no positive return for | ^ UocA at lh^ tongue. Mother!
rrtMW.
ious, foe bad heenth or Miur
Htomaeh
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Ol'R NATION
Our nation is a garden, and such
gardens are nrtt made
By singing, “Oh. how beautiful,
and sitting in the shade.
While better men thai we *o out
and start their working lives
At grubbing weeds from gravel
paths with broken dinner knives-
There's not a pair of legs so thin,
there's not a head so thick
There’s not a haotd so weak and
white, nor yet a heart wo-sick.
But It can find some needful Job
that's crying to be done.
For the Glory of the Garden glorl-
fieth everyone.
the investment, but a •icgative re- coated. It is a sure sign that your
turn in loss of time and productive , HDle one’s stomach, liver and bowels
.him,. W, Ih'u.t that our M
will observe Uiis law, and see that j when peevish, cross, listless, pale
there are no \iolatlons in any com- doesn’t sleep, doesn’t eat or act natu-
mun ity 'mlly. or Is feverish, stomach sour)
‘ ; i_- breath bad; has stomadh-ache. sore
ABOUT Ho Ml ISSUE throat, diarrhoea, full of cold, give
a teaspoonful of “California Syrup oi
After a hard campaign waged .Eigs,’’ and in a few hours all the
mainly Hy ihe Walterboro Press and foul constipated waste, undigested
Standard for a road bond issue for Mood and sour bile gently moves out
roiieton county, the proposition-_of IUtIe_br.wel« w ithout griping
and you have a well' playful cBlld‘
again.
You needn’t coaa sick children
remarked that he hoped that the
donor of the crepe would do some-
thfn K for the uplift and upbuilding
of the countyT t»ut w* s of the opin
ion that if he should do so it would
of course, have to be done in the
day time. We beg to remark that
t [though the end for which The Press
Then seek your job with thankful-g( a | K i ar d wa* striving was not
ness and work till further or- rarrled ln that election. Editor
defeated last Tuesday by a vote of
785 to 158. Some one hung a piece
of crepe on the doorknob of The
Press and SUndard office the night to ‘■kd this harmless “fruit laxa-
after the election, and noticing thlsl^ ve -” they lo\e >.ts delicious ta»te,
piece of smallness. . Editor Pmoak ;» B <1 « always makes them feel splen
did-
det-s.
If it's only setting strawberries or
killing slugs on borders;
And when your back stops aching
and your hands begin to harden
You will find yourself a partner in
the Glory of the Garden.
Oh, Adam wAs n gardner, and. God
who made him sees
That a half a proper gardner’s work
is done upon his knees.
8o when your work Is finished, you
can wash your hands and prav
Far the Glory of the Garden that it
may not pa* H away!
And the Glory of the Garden it shall
never pass, away!
—Rudyard Kipling.
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OUR (Ml’NTKY!
R in oak ha H no occasion to feel bad
about It. He did fcood work, and
the work he did will some day beat
good fruit.—Yorkvfllc Enquirer.
HE KKRIOUN—SERVE
War is a solemn thing. There is,
no child’s play about it. It is tin
proper business now for us to go
about it as If it was the last great
act we expect to do before leaving
this world and enlirened by the de
sire to do it bettor than we have
ever done anything before in our
lives. // ,
The Index stated last Saturdac
that alt of us could not make good
as soldiers in this first call. These
will he picked men, but pray God
that none of us will show any weak-
ness should a call come that might
It makes little difference what a include us.
man's opinion was a H to the Euro-1 We can serve now. We must
peaif war, whether or not he sym- [serve now. The one best way, as
pathiaed with the German side or our sensible Secretary of Agricul-
.1-. mi..,- - .. .u/T’.ki. - [ture says is for each and every man
*ith the Allies, now that this coiin-* . ' . , .
' and.woman not In the enlisted ser-
try has been committed to the prop- v [ cr ( 0 go about their daily task-
osition of waiy'Yt behooves every as usual, with this one great prin-
loyal citizen to put aside all personal ciple in mind: That we shall niakc
fedijigs and staml for his country ‘ n ° » nn, “ c ‘‘ ,,Rar y expenditures; tha»
t* m .... on ^ , ... (Wherever we can we shall help make
if may rwan creat Harr fii#* of lift* 1 . . . _. ,
; ,u 'Imore food for out country this year,
anir it will certainly mean great If you own a piece of l&3d or con-
sacrifice of money, but whatever it,trol a pieoq of land and do hot se-' 1
means, we must pay the price of’fBaf some food crops are grown or
jit this
i t r f»*i u/)n
pres, regrets that this or that thing; __
hoi b» efi ddfio, but it Is im »
portant that we do no things front I
Ask your druggist for a 50-cent
bottle of “Ualifornia Syrup of Figs,”
which has directions for babies,
children of ail ages and for grown
ups plainly on the bottle/ Beware
of counterfeit, sold here. To be sure
you get the genuine, ask to see that
it is made by “California Kig Syrup
Company.'* Ref us** any other kind
with contempt.
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HUDSON MU.I, S4THMM. (1X)S(\G
Ruffin, April 14.—The closing ex j
errises of the Hudson Mill school
win be held on Thursday. April 25.
at 8 o’clock. Efforts are being made
to provide an interesting program,
and everybody is cordially invited
to attend.
. Two boys. Hucks Crosby and Roy
Crosby, are >?raduating from the
tenth grade, and diplomas will be
awarded to Jhcm. Hucks Crosby
will also receive a medal for suc
cessfully competing in three spell
ing-bees, and a gold medal will kc
awarded to the scholar handing in
the best essay in proportion to th--
grades . ,
H ERE is, an exceptionally good illustra
tion of a most attractive shoe for
spring—Regal through and through
and becked by the great Regal institution.
Possibly you will see other shoe pictures
that please you—other shoes that look as
well in the windows.
But today more than ever you need to go
bncJi of the picture, back oi the window du*
REGAL
play. ' You want to know the ehoe itself
and who makes it.
What we offer you in this store is a wid?
selection of Regal Shoes, with all the repu
tation and value-giving of the Regal Sboj
Company behind them and us.
You will g«t sound leathers and booed workman
ship in these shoe*, values that can't be duplicated at
our prices in the market today—and aa to Style, you
WlU get the smartest the season can show.
SHOES
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KARESH
victory. It it* too late now to cx ! U 11,18 yt ‘* r - you wlU ^ guilty o'
Gsecnwood Index.
Ell BIG MEALS! NO
SOUB, ACID
INDIGES1I0N OR GAS
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^•?*a|te\ I ha pepsin'' is «Tnk-kest.
-urest sttktruu li relief
known—Try It!
THE H. W. COHEN STORE
L'y.
D0w_ pq for which ther-c fhall he an;
^greta. • ’' ' * • eg ' i
One may have synipathized with
the German side prior to the decla
ration of war by the United States^
but aa between Germany or the Tru
tonic allien and this country, there
can be but .one choice, and that is
far our country. In the word* of
th« toast:
Our Country, may she he right.
But right or wrong, OUIl COUN
TRY!
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So every loyal American will
Hand by his fla c and do what he
eaa for its victorious and a!mar.;
conquering country We hare never
gone down in defeat, and we shall
not at thin time It i* an immense
war we have entered, and one which
will doubtless try oar resources of
me n and money to the limit, but
'ortunutely we have both in abun
dance.
The Press and Standard wishes,
so aim crely, that we might have
avoided this last move, but since
we (ould not, we must then face the
Issues without flinching, and do our
pan to win Our people will do
that we are sure. Col let (wiens
have nevei flinched or lacked «our*
r.ge at d we sh.dl not at tihs time
I'KoHIIUTION coming
Hun*. Screw Worms.
To make the best cure for such [ably
troubles, but R pint of linseed oil,
if you prefer a healing oi), or a
Time it! Pape'sDiapepsin will
sweeten a sour, gas--y or out-’of-orde:
stomach within five minutes.
If your meals don't fit comfor*
or what you eat ,lif-s like a
lump of lead in your stomach, or
if you have heartburn, that i s nsu-
HOW THE DIHA8TER OCCVRRKD
A gentleman to Cincinnati eru-
plojv two negroes to work on his
rather extenalve gardens which he
jpernonatly oversees. One morning
Sam did net appear.
“Where is Sam .George?" be ask
ed.
“In de hospital, sab.’* /
“In the hospital? Why. how in th*
world did that happen?"
"Well. Sam he been-a-telling me
ev’y mo’nln' fob ten yealis. he gwjne
to lick his wife ,’eauAe o’ her nag
Sin."
/ Well?"
"Well, yestiddy, ahe <l#ne ovah
hi>ab him. Hat’s all."—Cincinnati
Enquirer./
f'niv <inc marc week remains in
which the p« ople of th«* Slat.* ran
obtain a cr.lLnn a month of alcoholic
liquors. t) n April it vv i]| p,, | aw .
?ul only for a person to roceivft i
qua it a month, pnd th* n onlv for
medicin.il K-e. »n fa< f the • dry"
period will ( |uK,> earlier than that,
for th*' • \pve;» s companies will not
accept ’oi shiji'nent any liqu«»rs af
ter the .loth inst. Of course all
liquor* on hand it that time will be
delivered if ft c.i n he done prior to
the :\',t'4 !rM.. and after that time
all )iquor R on hand will he ••turne’
to * he vhipper* If seems that *v
cry one i« ttvinp to c*f t!ie gallon
a month before this law goo- r:.*
fffect. judging from the numh«'i of
PA<kap*-x !w-ing received at the «x
prec s offices
The Press and Standard is pleas
ed that this law goes Into effect so
soon, for it ig very necessary that
OUr people be sober ^nd industrious
this time. When Russia went
pound of hog lard or vaseline if ally a sign of acidity of the rtom-
y#u want a salve and add a 50c bot-,g C h
tie of Farrias Healing Remedy. It
aimply can’t be beat by any salve or
liniment made. And see what yon
gat - a full pint for not over 60
cent*. Farris Healing Remedy in
sold by us on the Money Back Plan.
A Wicbman A Bon. Walterboro. S.
C... and A. B. Padgett, Henderson
ville, S. C. lino.
KeepingYourself Welt
THE FIRST STEP
Usually the first indication of a
lowering of health is found in the
bowels and liver. Something goes
w rong—we eat too muen, or work
too hard—and the bowel action
weakens or the liver is sluggish.
That heavy feeling on arising in
the morning, dryness of the
throat, with k.<l ta-te. a -.light
headache, dull eye-*—all show that
food has fermented in the intes
tines. and that the body i> man
ufacturing poisons instead of
good blood.
Clear it all •ut. Give the
stomach and.bouxls a fresh -tart.
tneourage the liver to go to
work Manalin does all of this,
without griping or weakening.
It’s the ideal laxative and liver
tonic, because it follows Nature's
plan, without discomfort, inflam
mation or forming a habit. Con
stipation may be overcome with
its use.
Liquid o r
tablet form.
The Tab
let* t-a • t c
like candy.
Children like
them, and
they are
safe.
10 and 25
cent*.
TV* PerumaG*
CaNwkw*. O.
Get from your pharmacist a fifty-
ccnt case of Pape’s Drapepst n and
take a dose juat aa aoon as you can.
There wilj be no sour rising*, no
beJehing of undigested food mixed
with acid, no stomach gaa or heart
burn, fullnes* or heavy feeling in
the atotnarh. nauaejL, debilitating
headache* or diulness. This will
all go, and, besides, there will be
no sour food left over in the stom
ach to poison your breath with nau
seous sdorv.
Pape’s Diapepaln helps to neutral
ize the etceaaire acid in the stom
ach which tg causing the food fee-
mentation and preventing proper di-‘
gestion.
Relief in fire minutes is waiting
for yon at any drug store.
These large fjfty-cent ca*«<t con
tain enough “Pape’s Diapep«rin’* to
usually to keep the entire family
ftree from stomach aciditv and its
-ymptoms of Indigestion, dy.spepsisK-
sourness, gases, heartburn, and head
ache. for many months. It belong',
>n pour home
VANISHING PERQUISITE
“Are vou in favor of prohibition'”
"Yes." replied Un/le nil] Bottle
top. “Rut 1 do kind o’ v. i«!i that.
they’d fix up some •<» heme for put
ting up a free lunch to go w i^h ev-
« t v -oft > drink."- Washington Star.
WHAT 18
LAX-FOS
. LAX-FOS IS AN IMPROVED CASCARA
A Digestive Laxative
CATHARTIC AMP UVEN TONIC
Lax-FoS is wot a S ciet or Patent Medf- .
cine but is c< mpc**-<l of the following
Weaver Upright Grand Piano
V THE WORLD’S BEST UPRIGHT PIAHO
When we decided to install a piano in the graded
school we determined to secure the best, and so began
a careful investigation of the merit of the various make',
on the market. We found the Weaver Pianos here in
Hartwell sc satisfactory in every way that they made
a profound impression on us.
‘’After concluding there is no better piano than the Weaver, we placed our order
for a Style VI Upright Grand. The piano has now arrived and is in the school. A
careful test by our teacher of music and by leading musicians show we were not mis
taken. for it has received nothing hut praise. We are positive \ve have secured as fine
an instrument as it is possible to build. ( . j| ^.
"Wishing you success with this splendid instrument, we are,
• "Sincerely yours, **
"BOARD OF EDUCATION OF HARTWELL, GA.
"By W. I Hailey, President; R. C. Thornton, Vice-President; R. H. Boms, Secretary."
If you will be as careful and discriminating in the selection of the piano fer your
home as the Hartwell, Ga.. School Board was in selecting the piano for their school,
your choice will be the Weaver. The sentimental value of the Weaver Piano will in-
c:\a-e as you and the piano grow elder, because of its faithfulness in responding to
yQi;r every musical impulse with fidelity.
WEAVER PIANO CO., INC.
Manufacturers, York, Pa.
Thos. Black
Factory Distributor
Bamberg, S. C.
THOS. BLACK.
BAMBERG. S. (\
As advertised in The Press ;.itd Stand
ard. please give me full particulars^aboi'd
the Weaver Piano and the factory propo
sition. I do not agree to buy unless yo v i
convince me.
Name
Address
Cut th;.-- out. fill it in and mail todav.
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rh* u malic.
Id
U*t;ainable xvxr>vTtr<
AKYKRtoH PATIUOT1S.M
old-fashioned rootr, and kerbs
CASCARA BARK
BLUE FLAG ROOT
RHUBARB ROOT
BLACK ROOT
MAY APPLE ROOT
SE\NA LEAVES
AND PEPSIN
In Lax- I os tb; Cascara is improved by
the addition of these digestive ingredi
ents making it Letter than ordinary CaS-
Cara, and thus the combination acts not
only us a stimmating laxative and cathar
tic but also as r. digestive and liver tonic.
Syrup laxativu me weak, but Lax-Fos
combines strength with palatable, aro-
mntic taste and i.oes not gripe or disturb ' '•* v- *t‘?”
the stomach. # One bottle will prove "• •'a* even o - so far
Lax-Fos is invaluable for Constipation, ; memorize t»o «tan f
Indigestion or Torpid Liver. Price SOc. Spangled Banner."—Life .
spring- INSTHUl TIONS OHKYF.D Safe Medicine f«»r (Ttildien
rg ;« 'a*> kerf .npo.i, l>\ tnanv Why, Freddie!" exclaimed th* j ^‘Is it safe?” is the first q'l^s vj
mos* dei.g*.tful sea.son of the mother of a precious five-year-old. to be considered when buyinn <) *,•:
aid of th*' “Aren’t you ashamwt to enll' auntie 'medicine for children/ Glumibi
and damp '-tupid? Go at once and tell hi r you Iain’s Cough Remedy has Jong bo
jvkeathei bung- *•« •!*utr.ati< pains are very sorry.” ♦ favorite with mothers of ><».
I huh arc anything but pleasant "Auntie.” <aid th*- little fellow, ,i t^ild
; They ran b» relieved, however, by few moments later. “I'm awful so:
(applying Cham be; Iain's Liniment ry, vou are so stupid ”—Pt.ir-o-'
Weekly.
ten as it contains n<> ojii'im
ot!icr narcotic, and may lie giver
a child as confidently as to ; il . t
It is pleasant to take, too/ whi(’
of great importance when a m-*
(.re must be given to young rh
(iron. This remedy is most e’f *■
“Is IbibsoU ;r
“t»h., >es. H
pa-ing for v
patriotism
to-; «n relieving <o*ighs. rolds
Ohiuinable everywhere.
S .it
a? to
• Slat
Insomia.
Indigestion nearly always dis
turbs, the sleep more «v le«s, and is
often the cause of insomia. Eat a
light h u4>per with little if any meat. | —^
and no milk: also take one of Cham-j laitvyer tto witness at a b
tj^rlain's Tablets immediately after tidal)—Did you take cognizance
.-lifiper, ami see if you do not rest _ the man who sold him the liquo
-*uc'h better. Obtainable every-P Wiinesa—I took the same a.
where. „ irest.^-Awgwan.
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