The press and standard. [volume] (Walterboro, S.C.) 1890-current, May 30, 1917, Image 3
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Wednesday, May 30, 1917.
gras PRESS AND STANDARD
STATE COUNCIL
/ OF DEFENSE
4^««<»rnor Manning Announrrs .Iji-
pointmrnt of lm|M»rt;uit IbMly
of >lrn. 40*^
♦oliimbia. May 2 4.—-Goternor
ICarnina ionifiht Ahnonnced tho ajt
. jK'intnu-nt of th»» Stat^ rouncil of
djM?ens<-. which v. ill act for South
Carolina in the nalinQ->wide (dans
the coun< il of national <i« fen>*
Tie State council ,s composed of
t4 . meniher.s. of whome three.
Mes-o s. Kiehard Uu< kinirhatn and
K" ‘ ttner. helon'p to the Ueform fac
t .t. Followinc is th*- c«> incil:
f*. U. Coker, chairman. Harts-
’ He: \V. \V. Hiatts. Clemson Cdl-
hre; Miss K. E. McClintock. Otto
Kl-ttner. ^iewberry; J. K. Sirrine.
C(d. E. M. illythe. J. \V. Wassunj.
Creenville, William Klliott. Chris
tie Benet. William Banks. Hubert
V'DouKall. John • II. Reynolds. Co-
.lunibia; IU>l»ert Lathan. , J. Ross
‘'anahatt. Charleston; A. F \IcKis-
si' k. Greenwood: John G. Richards.
Uberty Hill; Kitfrene R. Ftuekint:-
haln. Fllenton; Horace L. Tileh-
man. Marion; John T. Stevens,
Kershaw; Dr. F. H. Mcl^eod, Flor-
iare; Rev. John E. White. Ander-
eop; Dtiuht Williamson. ■* fiarlin^-
tn; William Godfrey. Cheraw;
flfbort G. Hall. Abbeville. ‘-
>ays Phosphates Make
Beautiful Women and
Strong, Healthy, Vi
gorous, Robust
Men.
Physicians all over the world J^r*’,
Prescribing |dio*|4ialo> to build
ti|> run down enentir r«>nditi.>ns
and thoM* wlio have treat«Hi their
patients with Argo-Phosphatc
» are chtuiKttie thin, enemic wtim.
Pn with toneless tissues, flahh>
fh‘sh. into the most heautiiul
rosy cheeked and plump round
formed women imaginable.
Atlanta. Ga. Dr. Jacobson sail
n a recent interview , that 90 p*. r
••rt of enemta comes from nervouj
-akdown which can only be cor-
'• V X>*<| by supplying the necessary
n v os>bates to the nervous system
ibtt is'Jacking *n the fooil yo>’ eat
:.Dd thi s Xrn be quickly supplied by
taking one or two 5-grain Argo
P'">.spha t e tablets after ca« h meal
i'T.d at bej ;tme. % It ’ll in mpt»>
«a-es make a pale brawny fac* ih*-
p.-ture of health in g few lays.
1 nave seen women that I expected
weald have to be kept un«H;' treat-
rrnnt for months restored to Perfect
t,faith i n one or two weekg timei
SPECITL NOTICE—The ArgiK
Phosphate recommended by Dr. F.
H.Jacobson contains phosphates such
a* are prescribed by leading physi*
c:?.n 3 throughout the world, and it
Will be found the most effective form
fer treating patients with Nervous
Dyspepsia, Stomach troubles. Brain
J-'ag. Nervous Prosfat t». ft will
renew youthful vim and vigor, and
build up the whole body. If your
*tr«ggist will not supply you with
Argo-Phosphate, send $l.h»» for two
weeks treatment to Argo-Laborator-
“ c , D* Forsyth St.. Atlanta. Ga.
Miss Kate Rent//
Musical Recital
^ One of ill** pleasant features <>.
t«e rommencement exercise- of t' '•
V,altertoro High School w.is^tii-
rrmsical recital of MiSs K.tie iiciit ■
fr.usic class. whi'» whs held at tin
vcopol auditorium Friday evening j
T:»* pupils gave evidence of thoi-
i jgh training and the numbers j
c.ven were splendidly eaecftted t
Many of the pupils show decided ,
musical talent and this has been j
sought and developed by Mis--
r .entz.
The program follows:
Return from Victor, H l-.ngl
, ann—Athlete Risher.
Guards March. L. Streabbog Ella
' jrkiqs and tiface l.urkins.
Who Will Dame With Me? M.
1 .Jvoerde—Reha Hiers.
Good Friends. M. Paloverde
v'Mesworth Fishhurne.
Sweet Waltz, Carl W. Kern—Jlar-
•>• Patterson.
A Forest Lullaby. C. Krogmann-—
ra Mav Maultsby.
Guard' Mount. Heinrich Bungart
— Ethel Padgett.
Springtime. Henry Parker Res- ^
sie Stokes.
Immer Wieder, W. V anderville -
l eLisle Black.
Serenade Espagnole. Rene Reck-
* —Agnes Hubster.
Sounds from the Ball, E. Gillet
Esther Brown.
Fairy Harp, George D. Martin—
Audrey Jones.
Valse Impromptu, E. F. Chris-
♦ ainix-Reba t arter. |
..The Minuet—Danced by: VirginiA
Riddle and Atkinson McGee. Hen
rietta Glover and Hart Hiers. Re-
4°coa Beach and Douglas Jones,
Elizabeth Martin and Harvey Euras.
Melody in F. Rubinstein—Rid
dick Ackerman
Parade of Die Scouts. R: Barrett ;
I —Rosalie Hubster
The Garden of Girls. J. Bischoff
— Lopise Glorer.
The Wedding of the June Bugs.
L. Rene—Virginia Riddle.
Shades of Evening. L Irving—
Douglas Jones. *
Fairy Queen. Sydney Smith—Par-
roll Brown.
I/e* Myrtes. Paul Wachs—Ed'th
Black.
O Thou ShMlme Sweot Eveninc
Star* F. Liszt--Dennis Brown
Autumn Days. Ohas. Lindsay
Audrey Jones and Lillian Price.
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of business. . _ 4
Loaders 9 & Drivers’ Wages
Where you now use from three to four
horse-drawn teams, one Smith Form-a-
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and drivers’wages are saved. The men on
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earn money for you instead of wasting it
waiting for slow moving teams to get back.
Horses Must Rest
Your excessively large, horse-drawn
equipment^ccsts you money for upkeep
on working and non-working days.
Stabling, feeg, veterinary bills go on all
the time—and for steady service all day
you must have extra equipment to give
the horses a rest.
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Rear Axle Carnes Load
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which Smith Form-a-Truck can he used.
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:!e . J ACKSON BORO *
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Ja<. ksonhoro. May -6.—Mr. anil
Mm. J. W. \V<*eks sp«nt Sunday at
the home of J. I. Garvin with their
sister. Mix* Karie Way.
\V. M Pierre spent a pleasant af
ternoon Sunday at the home of J.
I. Garvin.
Irvint Gateh visited J. I. (,aivin
Wednesday afternoon.
Mr< and Mrs. Walter Barn wick
left Friday for their home in Heau-
fort.
There was a fish fry' at Parker s
Ferry Thursday evenin*. Every
body had a very niee,A*me and
plenty of fish, trie-young folks en
joyed themselves very much boat
ridin* and auto riding. There were
58^eople present. There isn t any
thing better for a Rood Ume than a
fish fry.
J L Renton was in Walterboro
Thursday on business.
Mrs. Annie Garvin and Mrs.
Walter Raiwick visited Walterboro
Wednesday.
Miss Lottie Savage, of Jackson-
boro, is visiting her brother. Eugene
Savage, at Ritter.
RUB-MY-TISM
Will cure Rheumatism,* Neu-
ral£ia. Headaches, Cramps, Colic
Sprains. Bruises, Cuts, Burns, Old
Sore*, - Tetter, Ring-Worm,-Ec
zema, etc. Antiseptic Anodyne,
used internally or externally. 25c
STOP, LOOK AND READ THIS*
If a man lovea a girl, that hlg busi
ness ;
If a girl loves a man that’s her busi
ness;
If they get married that’s thetr
business.
So, if you want your automobile seat
covereda and clothes cleaned, see
The New York Pressing Club; for
that’s their business.
New York Pressing
Club
J. B. DAVENPORT, Manager.
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CARDS. X
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R. M. JEFFERIES
, Attorney and Counsellor at Law
. WALTERBORO, S. (\
I Practice in all Com ts except Equity
Isians Negotiated on Improved
Farming Lands.
Will Kmp You Well
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Dr. A. J. Anderson,
Dental Surgeon
Office Hours: 9 a. m. to a p. m.:
Sp. m. JUx 8 p. n»- Phone 100-X.
Walterboro, 8. C.
LOPER & RIVERS
Plumbers and Gas Fitters.
CHEAP W’OKK FOR CASH
and satisfaction guaranteed.
AM work inspected and passed upon
by City Engineer, Cozart Binns.
Whooping Cough.
One of the most successful pre
parations In use for this disease is
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. S.
W. McCUnton, Hlandon Springs.
Ala., writes. "Our baby had whoop
ing cougn as bad as most uny baby
could have it.' I gave him Chani'
berlain’s Cough Remedy and if soon
gbt him well.” Obta,ipah|e every
where.
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YEAR PERIOD.
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