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THE PRESS AND STANDARD
April 25, 1917.
IOOM ST THK
AXD 8TAXDARO. 1
r. KMOAK.
Cnfter^d »t th« poet office at WaJ-
torboro. 8. C-, aa aocoad elaaa aeali
Satecriptioa RatM:
T*f • • • 1 ‘S
*1* MosCIm •
THAT BtBLK <1.A»S
- Th<? Pr**** and Sundard dr*ir*“<
; io comraend the oncaniration of thf
mon s rla.*a. which meet* ev-
S'inday afternoon at tfc* school
/ ixditnrinjj . _Th*; p_u?j»o*e of each
* n orgar.“ration i* to b** commended,
r.r<l e.e fust that, the men of Wa!-
. , ♦erbo’. o ?rd • i*tnity w.llj ■ attend 'iR
'tIc - rnnhefi and t>v:ke ti”* fh ■
er,t» r nf/au-rrtina for t 1 ie Sunday
rfterrrorThe your.c men re-
*T»5>^ hi'* for the oraanizati >n of
clasi are very rnoch ip ea-n*«t
/ and ** «hou!d be patror^ted hv
• ■>one vho f-an attend. There,I' a
'•if work for thf# rla*« >o d<»
PLANT >Tt » PS
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Ju*t r< » there if r'.u^'i thoucif
he 4 *'r ri\»n to the mfter of plant
'ood rrop« in this count', ar !
*hir -erf on of the Stat». Prepared*
ness ranjpa.rn* are beinn »• inducted
over the South. a.« the nation's ear
den spo:. urjrtrr all farmers to
I’.ant food crops. We have not only
ourselves to feed but the armies of
FTurope. and It behooves us *o see
***»» ».ie:v r.unee of foodstuffs tr*
iryoT. r pos«ib:e. ("oUetor ourfy
'•vust do her part, in th * food p-e-
paredne«s campalKR* and pro* er
enf* bit tC /< rn.^rej •. ro*^:o«« and
other food crop* suitable to our
r'dl: • . f
• x"other matter which is beirs
sritated i« a Carden for every home.
Thousands of dollars worth Of food
stuff* can be grown in the home
rrrdco A succession of gerden
rr.pf f«n be grown at even' hone
n the county, and if will require
hut a small part of a man’s time* to
prepate and euttivate a garden
Thi* should not l»e le'f to the house
vffe but the man of the 'amilv
^’•eiuld see* to it that a good garden
' e pla^ of agticulture for the
firm .\fore )n value and in health
r'vlrr p’ddLiifts ian he grown in a
gr’d« n than evn any other equal pr.r*
of the 'a: m. w
PLANT A tJARBKNv
' Dr. Frwleric Jocobson Says 75
per ceat. of women need Phos-
phates to five them Stroaff.
Healthy, rounded figure and
to avoid Nervous break
down. Thousands. of
women grow strong
in Nature's wav.
■ This iwane of The Sooihern Car
olinian has bees devoted almost en
tirely to the sohject of food crop*.
There la oo more serious a prob
lem facing this country today than
the question of fe«din*. first, th- j
men who will fight fdr us. «nd sec
ond. the country at large. The wa-.
fn which we are now cagaftwfi is « |
war of economic resources and it is < ^
absolutely fleseutial that every ot* * • ... . ^ *
make his or her contribution to th*- “Consider the Lilies of the Field,
economic welfare of the country * HOw j hev ••
Secretary Redfield. ifi & letter to all | '
commercial organizations, truly says, ^ .
"The production of food is a vital ; T::c l.fe of the lily is but a few
and present dutv restin f on every - eeky e r months. The life of man
who can* help it ** ’‘ 1 ' hrw Mor ^ Jeers and ten." But
to lit* ^cc's life in its fullness, wo-
nie-n. like the lily, must oc nour.sh
e-d by those same vytal elements
The food supply of the cour,*:' Vliie^ natur*- provides for 'nouriih-
mJ*t be increased atjJ .this A>« r.. ;ng every living thing; apd these
lion urge* . v*-*' member to «eeop Ificlud* t’•• 'aluable f. .-,-f.hate • so_
Vraiv .MTVKOMvBiMrw nr! ajt* *|3
% : ^ today Arfro-Pho^phste is n< 1
culture and the local committee* ja won.tfrful elements I*
who are at pr**«ent. making a •-** t-ontains th<.ni in concentrated tabbt
g-; for a larger production n' form which is eas-y to t^ke
foodstuff* Our President ha* cal’ quickly assimilated and absorbed
ed upon u* and we as true Sout v :nTO f -^*sv*tem. and i.mm youth to
man and woman
along Without f*e*I -corkmer «an
cot work, nor can armies fight.”
$3.50, $4.00, $5.00, ONE PIECE
Colors - All Sizes - AD Colors
Your
■ old age. build.* and rebuilda bo’v
ra*olin.an* must peed hi* call. H
hw a call i« r -jed in ftme of disfe*
.. *>u grain in beautiful harmony
with Nature s perfect plan Thu*
k 1 tTi*- ne-iple of ? Uthe*r why” Argo-Phosphate riiak*-*- gO'-
lira sbqald take heed.--Southern eolid ?l*«h and muscles.
Carolinian. SPKCIAI. NOTICE: Aigo-PHos-
i —— phate contains the Natural pho*
AMKRH A CAIJ> K<tK KhH» phate*. ahjib thousands of physi-
, CROPS cians are prescribing daily to build
up thin. pale, colorless 'women to
A great war authoilty h*« said, give the ra rosy cheeks, red lips, and
“every nation fights on its bcllv.” a beautiful complexion. .Many pase*
that is tosav. so am - ran fight on-' b ~ n mom,,a
, j e. tL . have ierreased their weight from 1 >
i,„ « » e*. r. .. Vtio« «i r a to „ .,5
proportion to its food supp:>. •' r " ^treatment, and anv woman who de-
the tru'h of this statement finds em-!.j r< .« a Wf .n roun<l*d and dov»!ope!
phati* illustration In pre.-ent inlet- form, should secum frm her dryg
national conditions. The supreme j r C ,t • drug which i* Inei-
test of endurance alike for Germ**, > nd dispensed by any re-
and England is concerned not w it* | ^ u itboot »
men and munitions but with food.
Choice
SEE WINDOW DISPLAY
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dnrtor’* prescription. If your drug
riet will not supply you. send ll.'Jft
With war det1ai*-d. therefore, an • fo Argo-latboratorie*. • 1-0 For
a war in behalf of the sacred prin l.vth St:. Atlanta. Oa.. ?nd they u;»:
send you a two weeks trertruert b’
*-:trrn mall.
ciple^ of liberty end demoersoy
whiih Arpertca i* dedicated, ever-, j
r rn v.ho rightly till* our s«.J rua
fcT hiuaself a* -urel> a defend*
cf the n.ition as^if he were fight in '
v B»u*ket. cannon or battleship
our American
"i-
A mi-: lean capacity for p»o.
i*k %rnt>: kcwimiwm
TV. i* '* j; time whin ouj pi-opi.
shouldpracflc e i-roromv i" .iery-
‘hinr The rcsou"* • nf th. coun-
t*v r>*V«t he httohand-d js n«»< ! be-
The war ha* h: ,4 i'ght this fsel
hou r fo ik. and if 'v are wise we
shall pi eft thereby.~ The American
people are gtnong 'the ^nos* waste
ful in the world. They throw awa"
mote th;i n many other peoples live
•iron l.ittle things an waeterf. and
we dr no? think of saving the pen-
r.lis. Nature has dor.* ao nuich io r
is t&a* wc*cahnot rralize the m
ri*r*?rf c of strietcat cocnor, y
D-ivi ever the county of riolletoi.
ard rn* will find abundant evidence
of th.y ‘t'f. TJouhiles.* there sr* «
hundred farms In this ccuntj whr.i#
»P the »n jn Implc m*nts aie stand
Ire out in all kind* of weaths;. The
w»C
Rut remember that we say. provided
th;* far ire- rightly tills the soil. Th
cry Of America today is for food and
feed and plenty of it. In ell th
other fighting countries of the eart
the-c I* a di-flcienry of food, and
with untold thousands of a'en go
mg to war frotr
fgrfii
duct.on v 11 declir* and l»otl th-'
dep-jicd for and th* prices of to d
ate likely to ex«'fd . aything w-
have vi-t known.
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F’atijotistn and -• If-interest ;.!:i
t!.c*rfo- should p**\ir.t over-plant-
i! g of cotton and tobacco and i-
eourrge the. heaviest po*s.Me p o
dection of fooil crop* in i\<»\ Sou-
them Ktale Sold'e”' 1 can put u;
with worn or ragged ilotber. but
Aht.- die without food. As some or*-
ba* said. "Too cannot darn you:
breakfv-t. mend voitr >i.nner. < r
patch your *upper." Food and fee ’
ciops mist, 'therefore, continue rel
atively higher t'vn lotion.
We are fortunate l a that waz
comes whilg there i« y. j time •
charge our plan* «o a- To mik-
acreage <ondition< ft the plaiifi
dates o' the market ard of p-Vr'i"?
itm. No one knows how yrfiaVh it
Will .O't to IfUV WSr-ppCie,: pn*'*,
neat ard four with wX t , h to make
cotton and the bQly s.-fe policv i*
*o make t! e fi^rtn P.*>t feed it**!'
We trust have an.r’* food ard Led
crops and gardens tw : ce i?.« c-u-'i
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We ate al o c/ijrv c-id t v ** coa
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The .\Dstes Dravvdy. of Chisolm,
vKited their uncle and aunt, Mr.
. nd Mis. Willie Siies. recently.
Litth Willie West has been very
ill to: several weeks, and was taken
to Cottageville. where Dr. Acker
man could see him often, but we are
all 'tty glad to know he will be
able to return home in a few days.
Mrs. Mary J. Goruin spent a
w«ek ,n Cottageville recently.
Miss Bertha Gamin and Miss
Carr.e Way sp< nt Thursday in Cot-
lage-.yile
Mr-. J <). Gamin’ spent last
«e<k ai Kuffin with her parent*, re
turning LouYe toda> .
M.v* Maud Padgett and Mis. Josh
Ga:i:c -pent Sa-turday afretnobjK
wiC M-s. J. I. Gavuin. /
J \V, Weeks, of <)*bo*-ne. spent
t ’"-.e' .'Ci home of George Gar-
u:o.
A. S. KARESH
THE H. W. COHEN STORE
WHAT IS
-FOS
- editc- of The Press' ard Stana^ tloB *' jart,, > h,lV “ M 01
eertlliiei" the JsoAith 1 as * ve" known.
Wtth the *-Xcept-03 of po*a»h. pt!cvs
of fertilizer* have nc* advar.<cd so
much as price* of the food crop*
they help produce: they are there
fore relatively cheaper than u«ual.
The aim of every fa mer should be
to make a maximum crop or every
acre, and to do thi» heavy fertiliza
tion is neceaoary. Ijbor. too will
probably -be higher-priced than cr
er before in ttouthevn hlxtotv--. snn
wre cacMM afford t« waste it cn k 1 *
vielding acre*. takes about r*
nnch labor t* 4 -'iiltivatc an zero nuk-
'ng fifteen bi -h is of io;r »o
'■rltlvafe or* —-•ki-r hf:» o-.to *ul-
filvete cr r*r. ski*. g r’v huadre.l
noi’wd* of hr* cotton as »>re m.k ng
two hnri*-< * ' nd because of fc g'--
W"«red s* /“-e will be r o** r--
vent *-c*d th- - eve- be'orr fo-
"v f o.!.*-" i-’ or.p-t re ntV'Vrterf.
n • » /
->V—- I , th, r "div dually or >o-op-
‘*r**?* t* fv. /
e’d -e-entlv pa*ard v faitn sr*
t rtiM'c ’i»«d Itr thfs c'unts whir-
fbare w-r .f less* ISftfi qfirth of
,mt»T-oTed farm r’achimj^ out lr. th«
rnen and In all kinds of w-eather.
T ’M«t ccyerfda.-'nd rotting because of
♦ ’■e evtK>s--"e. H will not last half as
irrr '« Jf nlaced under shelter and
p*cpi r!jr ‘alien care of ThU Is onlv
or** A* t^e number of farms where
*>•*♦ r^ta thirr Is going on. If
s w 05' 1 d be stonoed Such is waste of
a r—ni-iit so*t. Then farniem burn
r «r *v r « '-e,1 - fw# anting of the
via,- -r , 'ai-*e h-ind-e-ds of dollars
»-C"tV of *«*•*O*re- vsllie" .
.Th*'ti--'"ds of d«M»rs hc«\e Tolte-
Spin rr-r*re-» >e->- for rorn. bav
‘ *s -I «*»/-.. w b*eK sho-ild
r ti i.p 4 bo*-*e Vnw . ..th‘*
w il, l -.fo »o .rfoo for H, slofos*
revo-r K'» /.f reKvf«iii*f>-
w V 4 W , - r So - — - ^ f-ow, -Sr W ..•*
n -- • *> *• r4 1 So - -r—'. e of K»»-onr
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' ‘oe ♦vr. * m So ,»o-o *- ootr
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X LAX-FOS IS M
A Digestive Laxative
unuffre AST uvn TMC
Lax-Fos i*. rot a Secret or Patent Uadi-
ace but u compoeed cl the folloaring
old • fashioned roots and kerbs:
CASCARA BARK
BLUE FLAG ROOT
RHUBARB ROOT
BLACK ROOT
MAY APPLE ROOT
SENNA LEAVES
AND PEPSIN
la Lax-Fog the Cascaxa ia he proved by
the addition of these digestive mgredi-
ata making it bettet than ordinary CAM-
aaa.aad th us the combination acts not
calv as a sthanlating laxative and cathar
tic bat also as a digestive and liver tonic.
Syrup laxatives are weak, but Lax-Pos
coaibtnea rtrerg-.h with palatable, aro»
matk taste ard does not gripe or disturb
tbe stomach. • One bottle will prove
Lax-Fos is invaluable for Constipatioa,
ladigcsbon or Torpid Lrrer. Price Me.
HKR IMPRfiXKiN.
He.'twit—H*'* did Mali I hayipi fi
to beron:i vngaged to Uict.-ct?
i Rupert—Hicfifcril tool r zroui.l
And show«d hi i h r l oii.i cn the
bill. /
Hrrbyrt— Hutr Lc 4 * ;t t-- rt
► i;e.- S.ren
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**Tn»» l.bJ-1 «i\Kr tdK.fts
Dr. H*!lv Pine-Tnr-irone> w.ll
.top that hacking tough tfat ling-
exs from January rke toofhing
pme balsamr hvpaen ■. *hi phlegm,
heals the iirltated rr-mbnare. th--
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Weaver Upright Grand Piano
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IHE WORLD’S BES1IIPRIGRTH
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" When \vc decide<^io install.a piarwi in the frrade.;
-chool we cetermir'.ea to secure the best, and so tegan
a caitful investifralion of the rrerit of the various make :i
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v on the market. We found the Weaver Pianos here ir.
Hartwell 'f/satisfactory in every way that they m.uK
a profound in'.rre*sion on us.
“After concluding there is no better piiiio ti'^n the Weaver, we placed our vrde •
nr a Style if? Upright Grand. The piano has now arrived and is in the school. \
larctul te*t by our teacher of music and bv leading musicians show we were not mi*-
• taker,, fur it has received nothing but praise. We are jxisitive we have secured a< line
:.r. ifistrument as it is possible to build.
"Wi-hing ye-u success with this splendid instrument, we are.
"Sincerely yours.
"BOARD OF EDl'CATIOX OK HARTWELL, GA.
"I>; W. I. Haile>*. President; R. C. Thornton, Vice-President; R. H. Borns, Secretary."
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If you v.ill be as careful and discriminating in the selection of the piano for yonr
ir rre as the Hartwell. Ga.. School P-oard was in selecting the piano for their school,
your choice will be the Weaver. The sentpmental value of the Weaver Piano will in
crci^c as you and the piano grow cider, because of its faithfulness in respemding to
\, . r tverv musical imnol-e with'iidelitv.
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WEAVER PiANO CO., INC.
Manufacturers, York, Pa.
Thos. Black
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Factory Distributor
Bamberg, S. C.
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THOS. BLACK,
BAMBERG, S. C.
As advertised in The Press «rul Stand
ard. please give me full particulars abou«
the Weaver Piano and the factory propo
sition, I do not agree to buy unless yon
convince me.
Name
Address
Cut thi* out. ILH it in and mail todav.
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Vcu r.c«-<l In. Ktcg'- N*w DIaiai.
<f-ry fo Atop tfisf rrld. th* footlnr.
, balvjutiA ingi#-4irat* ihe rrrl:**
ougblng nis»krfcn*A. -ooib* th** *<••
glvr*-ri«sr rc-lieTCA thi ti-mli-r
l/ 4 ! *v*>f» farmer aim at yoa tireuflw -alift snd icugblBg ** n.txbrtars. -on:*-
feed an-l fi»*d rropi. bfiggvr faritao*. r^-avc* I»r.r‘t nsglt-fit » Hirgerlng threat, th*- grtin-pLc qualitm* k’!l
f»rtil*r a tftp»p a»-3 smpl^ tiffi of cough, it dangcrout D: BvlfA i*" 1 ' f' f ' rTT ' fB ’- x-old i» qniiA
_ -tnodvrn !*bor-«aT|p K fool« and ma- Pido-Tar-Honfrr i* jioiiM»ptu- acd rt, ^ Trd •
<binary.—Tka p *ogre*aivo Farmer
old n-« !» a- 'ou* u-ucr.at toiia'
* thousand* of homi-A Oof .* bi
Ym Nm4 • OmotsI Toalc ' - today and hat* !? hand' in
Take Qrove’s pile* C«fgfi la 6 te 14 Days irndh-in* ch. se fc, f i o« 4 r» *
Tk« Old Standard Crew's Tastelaas *©« tmrrtai win rtfwS m rA.ro 'roup, erippo aud all LI
Tom--When ?*u i>ropo*i d ’c hi i
I vuppo 4 -*: the **iil,j'TI :* ic »uil-
dtn.”
Tiick No; .hi tv. » hoiiost
-sid. ‘Thin siKpimi hit*
. blc.' 1 Bosion T ; r.- i;p:
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Dr. rLcg'» Nea
-'’•-.tM.-i! to t^k*. ler.yMs yotttvg and *‘ r ? h>» 'or 4k y<. - i.y*-D th* Mae 7. oma*’ Hog F*»e*tei
old g*» i* a - 'ou* d-t;g|r*t fed*' * r< * r*n".*d> 'or n-gr* nad 'ol!* . rtion*.” I*) N<
d'ormuia on tfio Uoiflf*. 2r»c .
k.ui.i m;
That i* vhv wv »^t “Ft**! B *
r »(<-i>i'<tice ir
LAk* 4 r#r
’ -•* •* *'|clall Teeic ia eeeally valeable as a oi^TeuNT f*n» u* c*,r* •«*•*• •! iica^a. f^rtiona. At your dritrr .». ■.'*<
- k, - - U.i-aaral Teaic bnaaw it coeraias tk* jVJf,
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w/v-d lilUN. Ha
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•Verg Feme, and i 4 »-s «ren<i».v I'ff *p ikia
— t,ij... , «——— -—- •— - • ■— - XP*''
ike •• Vv-coo Padsvtt tpsci Thnrsday in Charie*:&» la*t wti i- rr *
Mete* of >*x»t week le c.Ohz*b«nt ta ker gaemtk.
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SPRAINS ANII STRAINS UKl.ltA »
Sloan** L^nitn*-nt quick*-!? tak
t:« i>a«n out of ctrain?. apraii
» - ;-iS4*< ;.ad all muscle soren* 4 *?
<ic,r. clonr liquid vaaily applied,
i vihl.’.' pcnctrRtfs: irithout r-.ihbii!
SU-srL l.ininii-nt docs not sta.n
it t or clog the pore* like mu*
or ointments For • tm-t
i heumdtic ache* and pain* n*-ur;
>T FEED IT rr and lumbago h?'<* C
SLoprY. hut ■ U w .th eronn.’. '• "-fi—o«-* r* "n*rir ' nnd}. For t
?•**! ami mr -tin 'iiih ;u*t ‘Dough ’ •.* f- n->r ,-n/,; follovinc air*
n -ifi-r ii--at*‘ ; crtin.M' ma 4 -'. »o*V if r vc^ v;-.i!ck rr! *
Tfi«-n »m h ho^ g* !* a ;»! df-sc * 1! <!l egg:■ • 2’,r
S-ta f t* dir<« : qr* *-'.i pa''k.-j.c. Tour
rr.ot.e' bavV- i* ?ou .-*• tot ‘ai.sfietl 1 M-s S. ivw.;f of Ha-!*r.c
A. Wiif.rvrn A Sor W.!t* i bom. S of ihe croom s- fi .'d-*4l
t »» * end .a li. .Pr« g**1. 1*» s dervon-,Th»d«‘’tt-nkodf» eroddiPg Irfri- la
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