Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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I '■ fc k: THE PRESS JUTO STANDARD Wedaesd»y, October J7, 1917^ PNM and Standiud &c 1977. >!f BY AMD STANDARD, Eatored at tfea poatofflca at Wal- a. O. aa Ssbscriptlcs Rates: Ifaaa* ••••••* ####••• *St .78 l Cottoa la kiac. ,y. '* *; V • « a a *' ' Ar« yoa -“Hooverlaln*?" •.. - a a a Has your wheat come up yet*. a a a Rum Gully la now « mlanomer. a a a A dollar a pint 1# what It coatK bow. " ‘ /• - _ * • • Plant plenty of food stuffs an^ small grain this fall. a a a Plenty of hogs will help your pocketbook now. <'• a a a Yrery irhild in school every day •In Colleton county. 4/ a a a '' A • «r v Make an exhibit at the fair, and come with It. a a a • Greater and grander than ever— the Fair. a a a' Congratulations. Tabor, on your good fair. a a a enterprise lias not lodged at tod**. ... Z y. \ • • P SuhscrUte for The Press and Standard. It is the cheapest thing on the market today. I^ss than live pounds of'cotton will buy it for ,§ whole year—55 issues. FAII.HKIW AND MBRptTY . U»AN 4JT-- ^ • ,7- In the f)rst Liberty Loan cam paign, many 7 of the farmers of the country' were not reached, dqd sub scriptions from the rural ronvmunL ties’were few,. There were several reasons for this, th^ forem^pt of which was. that the loan was put' out In the spring, when they were busy with their crops, and it was difficult fdr the canvassers to inter view them. Then, too. -they had to /yf ' B* borrow money for their fllMting. tiow their crops are ip, and at the present high prlee of food stuffs, they shiuld haVg jj large sum t>f •money In their hands. For a loan a portion of that money, the Liberty Rond ealnpaigners are now appea 1 - Jng all over'.the' country. The var ious farm bvireiiUR^nd societies are co-operating jjjxI good results are expected. Albert R. Mann. Dear es (he New York College of AgritM*> 't» one of those who have'\ x <etive in this work. Speaking - ' ‘ k^an and the farmers’ share i ' 1< he said "When liberty er 0 America, the farmer helped to bring It. lie bore the gun. he contributed un sparingly of his substances, he fed the armies. In the present struggle for universal liberty. I am sure that he will do no leas. He has already made splendid response to thp de mand for greater'food production. look wjlh confident on hjs gen-, erpus contribution to/Hie; Liberty . The tlrst loan largely over looked the farmer; Jfie efforts wer*» eonreuvated In the cities. The sec ond campaign should give every op portunity ^oc farmers as Individual* and in their organizations to sun port the Government in its’ financial program. It IV the highest expres sion of Americanism that all the •people should hfiK carry tho Com- non load in this eftiic^i Wbur.** « t>Ll.V*Tt»X Wll.L \OT LAG ^ We believe they win. If proper efforts are pot forth, and if we are patriots' we shall pat feg4h these efforts. v ‘ . Another matter is the rigntog up of the pledge cards ia the Hoover campaign for the conservation of our food resources. This will be done the week of Oct. 2S ter Nov. 4. Colleton is expected to sign up 3,000 cnfcd pledges, thus Joining in the great army of tbOee who pledge to save food by economising in every way posable. The orgsaisatlon for carrying'on this is being perfected. Every housewife can do her part. Will * she do It? We believe they will. By the result of the work of the people of the county during thu next two'weeks, we shall be able to judge of the real patriotism of our people. \ %r , m SICKNESS MY GAVE afl9*9» - * VTW89 QgnsfttlDff! •'Oets-IL the greataat corn am. wry ed say ass. makes Joy-walk- era out of corn-limpersy It makee mu feel llke Um. Statae of Ub«rty. of "Gets-it" MW,—free yourself at ones an corn misery. " VINOi / And She Soon Got Sock Hsr Strength Ncwn Cattle. Ini—."The measles left me run down, no appetite, could not rest at night, and I took a severe cold which settled on my lungs, so I was unable to keep about my house work. My doctor advised me to take Vinol and six bottles restored my health so I do all my housework, in cluding washing. Vinol is the her' medicine I ever mad.”—Alice Record. 43? So. nth St, New Castle, Ind. Wi* guarantee this wonderful cod liver and iron tonic. Vinol. for all weak, run-down, nervous condition*. For Sale by John M. Klein. INYFILING MONUMENT right _ . fro me all corn misery.. It Will peel oft painlessly. In one complete piece, any corn, old or young, hard or soft, or between the toeew any callus, or any corn that has resisted every, thing else you have over used. Off It comes like magic. Guaranteed. All you need is S or 3 drops of •*Oets-lt." that’s all. “Oets-It” la the only eafo way In tho world to treat a corn of callus. 1th the suro way—tho way that nover falls It Is tried and true—used by millions. Never Irritates the flesh or makes the toe sore. It always wofks; peels* ccms-off-like-a-banans-skin. 25c a bottle Is all you need pay for ■Uj e. or sent Lawrence * Co* bottle is all you V. •NJefs-It” at any drug store, or sent on/receipt of prlco by £. Chicago, XU, t'AUI) OK THANKK • I take this means of thanking my relatives and friends ’ at Caldwell! also W>lterboro. foi their kindness shown ,hie and fajully when my hus band died." ' v Mrs. perry b. banders. rou cmit n Mr All W. O. W. members and ev-4 erybody are cordially invited at tend thO unveiling of Sovereign E. E. Demery’s monument Sunday morning at 11 o’clock at' Carters Ford cemetery^ . . /M STOPS COINS OUT J. T. O’Qt’IN, ml Clerk, Cherry Camp, No. 286. Williams. Oct. 15.’ h Bitvc VotiT Hair! .Make' It Tliick, t ^ \ >. ^ Wavy, (Ifossy and Beautiful at Once. -X : / si J* IN M MNI19N0 Try as you will, after an applica tion of Danderinc, yo^ can not find a single trace of dandruff or falling hair and your scalp wiH not itch, but what will please you most, will be after a few week’s use. w^ien you see new hair, tine and downy gt first I—yes—hut really new hair—grow- 'ing all over the scalp. . >"\ A little Danddrine immediat doubles the beauty of your hair. N difference how dWilt faded, brittle and scraggy. ju'sV- moisten a < loth with pander I ne and carefully draw -it through your hair, tukipg one The Momeut IHapepsin ” « ra all stian.l at a tim^ The effect ,n 14 immediate and amazing your hair will 1h> light, fluffy and wavy, and have an appearance of abun-. /” * dan<.e> an incomparable lustre, soft- '■ Really /Uies” put ufWt stomachs nefs and luxuriance, the beauty and in .order—r-really does’’'' overconi*, -ahin'mier of true hair health.- indigestion, dyspepsia. gits, heart-' Oct a 25-rent bottle of Knowlton’s burn and sourness due to a\id fer- Danderine from any, drug store oY mentation in five minutes ^at— 1 toilet Counter, and prove that your just that—makes Pape’e Diaponsin .hair is as pretty and soft as any— the largest selling stomach antliki I that R has been neglected or inrjur- and -.regulartor 14 the woi*l«f. !< ed b > careless treatment. A 25- what you eat ferments and turn? cent bottle wiU double the beauty sour, you belch gas and eructate un digested food or water; tongue coated; your insides lilled with in digestible waste, remember the mo ment/ “Pape’s Diapepsin” comes in contact with the stomach all such distress vanishes. It’s truly aston ishing almost marvelous, and the joy is its harmlemness. A large fifty-eeqt case of Pape’s Diapepsin is worth Its weight In gold to men and women who can’t gel'Their "sTohiarhs regulated' It be longs in your homtv Should always be kept handy in case of a sick, up- 1 leaches tile Stomacli afl IHstress .<H>e»*. finding out about Shoob’s Store. We can s^ve you money on every line of Dry Goods. * ^ • ' Clothing, Shoes, etc. These facta our customers prove to themselves. If. you never . • „r * ■ > - . 1 ' ■ r have bought from us, ask your neighbor who has. Any time you buy something from - ‘ t # * ;• ' , • * % ’ • * us and you are dissatisfied, return goods and exchange or get your money back. WE CARRY A GOOD LINE - \ *—• 7 N/ • OF MENS SUITS, PRICES RANGING FROM $7.50 TO $20.00 BOYS’ SUITS FROM $1.50 MEN’S HATS FROM $1.00 TO X $8.00 $3.00 \ '• ■ WE HANDLE THE, BEST BRAND OF SHOES AND CAN SAVE YOU MONEY' * \ . • • . v . •. . . X . Our line of Ladies' Ready-to-Wear consists of Coat Suits, -"College Coats, Sport .. . ■ \ . f * / ; ' .X . Coats, long Coats and Skirts in all colors. -We have the latest in Shirt Waists in Crepe IX ;! de Chines and Lingeries, ranging ii) prices from 50c to $3.50. All we a.<k is give us ' ' ; ' . * fv. a trial and you wiH'be satisfied. *V Walterboro, South Carolina m mmm* jhf your hair. ST. JI BE’S CHURCH stomach during the* day or at night. It’s the quickcts> surest an tacid for the stomach in world. Rev. 1(. F. Schroeter, Rector. lu:lf, a. m.. Sunday school;\ii a. m . morning prayer and sermon; 8 p. in., evening prayer and seripon. What is LAX-FOS LAX F0S is AM MPtOVEO CASCMM ^ A Digestive Liquid Laxative, Cathartic and Ux-er Tonic. Cor tains Ca*caia Rat k. Rlue Mag Root, Rhubarb Roof, Black Root, May Apple Root, Senna Leave* and Jn-f,Mn. Combines strength with pala- t Emul; This weik ahd titc next/S\o w >; 1 table aromatic taxtr. Docs not grips. 50c determine largeir the statuj „\co| -! —— Teton dotrnjv in f^gard to »He great \ ^ar wbirh is hiiniiur so-ftiany of our Then you realize the utter weakness that robs ambition, destroys appetite, and makes work a burden. Torestorcthat strength and stamihathat la SO essential, nothing has ever equaled or compared with Scott's Emulsion, be cause its strength-sustaining nourish* xnent invigorates the blood to distribute V energy throughout the body whifajts tonic ‘lie sharpens the appt'titc and restores 1th in a natural, permanent way. are run down, tired, tierwpus, kwl or 1 ick strength, get Scott’s to-dav. it is free frolu jl ohoL tt & ftuSnic. Wowafield. N. J. THE WORLD'S BEST UPIIIGNT HMD \ \ The piano that swept the world’s greatest ipusic ians into adoration, that thrilled \ audiences of music ’ 'v • ’ ^ • ’ * • • 0 ' \ » ■ ' •' * A .} . «•> lovers, piano miricle, a marvel piano, a piano that has , . X'* •' - •— F -v--* ' i-—- — ' been called the “sweetest toned” of them all. \ Imagine^ a piano that shades down to a whisper, to aR exquisite, scarce audible shadow’ of sound—then is^carried up, up, higher and yet higher, swelling, sustained, a mighty tone—until the very air seems ringing with its power. This is the wondrous accomplishment of the Weaver Piano, and every note—whether soft and low or power ful in force—is clear and pure. \ You must play and hear this leader among the pianos bf the present day if yoi. would know what may be expected of a piano# We will gladly arrange a demonstration ft you w rite u^ and mentioh The Press and Standard. A „* I \ > 'boy* to the /‘ronr. There nr*> marie who 'TH pot go. but -they art* rntf-j e«l up 'ii to otryt oMlgaTTbr J patriotic^lly an'if tltovi , \wen-, n.'rf while, im/ve the select •*‘-r ii\ ijffa't. p-ctryMfffH not 1h> cajhci r to xhV color;', who aw* nhy>dtaBy j' .rhlc w # tc in this caji^cfTy^ they’ t . . will' ha^e abun'lant-<i|>portiirUy^o I • serve and" tTgiain of home. Entlirv Or-tober 27.tby an 6pp<tiitfblty is o' . fered tho?e ivlHj rumkln at home t-» \ , a-/ T aid their goven* s iii< v ot by pu^ ha^inc , Liberty Bonds, an itvfcrest 1 obligation of the Govcxriment- pav- IjNt interest at the ratwv^f 4 i>er cent, which is as muth,^s Ome ’can get for money in tire t*a vln"r>} dr>- partment of any bank- P Is .slirtply ■ ( X a loan to the Government hn \vhic\ Interest is pc id. Collotpn has had allotted to her •*'« reasonable offering a little more than a hundred thousand dol- Ur»—will our people take it? We n- "NOMINATION BI ANK epUr this, 'fill out this crip', .i v Rtfid send Jt fo The Press iUtd Standard. Each cont<c«stant i tilled to rme rondnatitm good for 1.000 vi^cs. Tile n <if tfie pt rsop nominating w ill 1/9 held dfinfidvntial. \ / Phase consider this a nfiminfHlon fox M 1917. ' * .Xf.. ?\m go. * * * Manufact-urers, York, Pa. Thos. Black " ^ > j ■, s' '* Factor Distributor * 'y' x ' y Bamberg, S. C. . ' THG.S*. I-’LACK, BAMkE! SC. ticvid in Tby Press .old Si.ill i xyd, 'Bled thb-'.V 'xv* U’ -c ive rr i'iaiRx io f; ifiiid the fact dars' rvix \ ( i -nr- sit ion. L do not « igrie to buy tYd ess yo .cunviRqc me.. . j o Name -Address « • * ♦ • *•••• •*• ••• •••«•• s n Cut this out. fill it nvo.iul mail todayT^ - FREE VOTE COUPON 4 - > (iobd for 50 Votes in The Press and Standard Contest. . VOID AFTER October 27. Candidate’s Name •. 2X ; You may send in as many of these ballots as you can get. Each one iViU count 25 votes. Group. Drives Out Malaria, Builds UpSystem . ; The Old Standard *cner«l ■tTvarthrain* tonic If your children an* subject to gxovk s TA8THUiss.chiH tonic.UHrt*oui ■ **skuU,WtftcSwIkeblexjKl and builds upthr Kvn- tem. Attuctonic. For adulti «nd cluldrtu. btc croup get a bottle of I’hamberUin’a Cough Remedy, and when the at tack cornea on be careful to follow the plain printed direction*. Yot wilt be surprised at the quick relief which It affords. —Walterboro OU Mill, licensed buyers of *eed cotton. Bring your remnant. Highest" market price. 16-3-4L A RUB-MY-TISM Will cure Rheumatism, Neu« ralgia, Headaches, Cramps, Colic Sprains. Bruiaet, Cute, Burns. O d Sore*,-Tetter, Ring-Worm,-£c- zema, etc. Aatiaeptie Anod>nr, [used internally dr externally. 25c ■ . :