The press and standard. [volume] (Walterboro, S.C.) 1890-current, November 14, 1917, Image 2
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THE PRESS AND STAJtoAHD
Wednesday, November 14, 1917.
The Prw —d Standard
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COLLBTON*8 FIRHT SAC'RIKM'E
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The PreM and SUndard ■ympa
thlzes very deeply with,the parent*
Of Henry J. McCanta, who offered up
hla younrf life a* Colleton’s first sac*
rtflce In the atruafile for the free
tfom of the world. It is sad and
tragic, ttit there must be a great
OOmfort to the bereaved to feel that,
ho died doing hla duty, and that to
them belongs the honor of having
offered upon the altar of their coun
try the first sacrifice from Colleton
county., A hero he was. A martyr
he has proven himself to be. A
link between uj and the other -bovs
who are on the other side, bravely
doing battle for the cause of ou-
country. May the blow b^ softened
and thev come to feel that it was
beat.. Long wili this brave young
man bo jtejnembered tor what, he
has done, arid for the life he lived
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tifcTS HIM Jl’MT UKMWtTM
We do not know the reasons why
v th^ oppolntment to the 5«’aVal Aea-
demy was given to Andrew Ward
Kinsley by Congressman Whaley
from our district, but we are glad
he has-been dismissed if it be true
that he got the appointment under
false claims. He not only was not
a fit representative of our district
but he was keeping some.other good
hoy from, perhaps..our'county, out
of holding a splendid uppointment.
If the charges In* true against him
and the Catholic priests for secur-
* s' * s.
ing this appointment under false
claims, v/e trust they will be given,
a heav/- sentence by the Federal
Court in which they w^Ve indicted-
THK FA1H MIMKIT
We are glad to note the fair spirit
our people have caught, ^!! over
the Staff there have ln*en held num
erous community fairs, and if re,
porta of thesr* fhirs are-true, thev
have all hern very aup<a.*ssful. This
means that’they haye placed on ex
hibit aiticltvj of merit, and that the
people of the sections have gone
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out to ree them. It means, if it
means anything, that.the country is
prosperous and that the people ar?
glad M the opportupity \of vylnr
with each other In showing >• what
they have,made this y«‘’r.
In Colleton county four very sue
ceasful fairs have been held, and at
each one there were l irg erdwds of
•oldtors over there, and feeding our
allies. ' ’ ,
•‘Bat,” you aay. *‘I have sold a
fine crop of cotton, and have money
•ftoagb to buy what I want .to eat.’’
Are you sure? -Is not money now
lb# cheapest thing you ever saw"
Wbat good will your money do you
If you wished -to purchase something
you cannot get? And. is it not com*
Ing to the point where one can not
get what they wiah to buy? Sup
pose you try ordering a car of coal
and see V.ow much -good it will do
yon., to talk of the money waiting
here to pay f° r It.
80 we would urge. our people to
plant wheat, oats and every grain
possible. Slake feed and food fo^
ourselves and animals. a
fOR ITOHC IRON
Wl BE BEIT
Concentrated Form of Natural trim
Cheaper. Stronger, t'n-
ex celled.
AITH IRON MINERAL.
.AM. ORFOtilSTS .HAVE IT
T found such quick relief frv.m
taking Acid Iron Mineral . (natural
iron I-, for- rheomatlsm. and chronic
indigestion I want to urge more peo
ple to take Iron Instead of othe-
remedie* when needing a tonic and
something that will build them up."
said J. Shelton, of Itoahoke. Va.
"I was weak, hadji sour rftoniacV
bad appetite, and suffered (fiost all
the t.in>e ! peeiied a tonic‘ "badly.
7md when I started takink Acid Iron
Mineral 1 found the remedy. I need
ed.** continued Mr. Shelton, who
lives at 503 12th St . N. W.
Acid Iron Mineral is highly ,con
centrated medicinal' iron testing
over 10.degrees specific gravity and
a few d r ops in o * glass of water
nygkes an unexcelled mpdh*ine fenr
the'hbmd. digestion, and appetite.
It is sold by druggists in six and
twelve ounce bottles- under the
Ferrodlne «'hemi<al‘ Cbrp. trade-
mark., which,, guarantees strength,
and efficiency. He sure you get the
genuine. (let a bottle- Tt is cheap
er. stronger ^nib-better for you.
THE Kill HAM'yGONE TO THE
CifMAtRM
(\V. M. ilerschell. in the Indiapolis
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The Kid h-s gone to, the colors
'/And we lldn't^ know what to sav.
The Kfd we have fared and cuddled
Styp^ed oiit for fhe flag today.
We thought him a child, a Iwby,
With neveb a care at all.
But Ms country called him man-size
And the Kid hiv heard the call.
He oau*<-d to watch tho^recwiiting
Where by th<* fif«* njid drum
He bowed his head t6 Old titary.
And “houghf That it whispHred
“(’omei-** x v.
The Kid. not being a slacker.
, Stood forth with patriot-joy .
To add his name to the roster-—
And find, we’re proud of the hov*
The Kid has gone to t,hp'(’olots;
It seems but a little while
Sin«*H he drilled a schoolboy^ army
In n truly martial style. •
• But now he’s a man. a soldier.
I And we lend him a listening ear
Fo r his heart is a heart all loyal,
rnscourgod by the curse of feat.
people : ssembled to- view Oiia"ok-
hlblts and to take p;> i in the exer-
elsps. The fair spirit has been ev
erywhere and we are glad to not*
that scores of people who before
never had anything to do with fairs,
have ran-rht the spirit and are ready
to help. The community should h.*
the center of Interest for the resi
dents and these comm unify gather
ings are worth while.
We predict much more interest
hext year In community fairs, and
a great awakening along lines of
agricultural -activities. live etoch
raising and home economics. Tfay
will pay. ’ ' •
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IMPORTANT TO THINK
It Is extremely- Important for the
people of this county as well as,
front the entire State and nation
think welt^pf the 1 future In regard
to food crops. The worjd la not
now producing enough/'food stuffr
to feed the people bf the world:
Someone has got to go hungry aoon.
And If we ai^/to. believe reports
there are millions of hungry one*
acroaa Urt* seas thla very minute.
This will mean tliat our people will
hgfe to send across there every
grain of food stuffs they can spare
Not only this hut we must send food
to the hundreds of thousands of sol
diers we are sending over there io
fight for our country. To do this
will require the utmoirt endeavors
on the part of all oar people. It
will require all the saving we can
save, and all tin* producing we cah
oduce. ,/ - 1 ^
ortunately for ns In the South,
and In Colleton county our seasons
are such iha( avc <an produce al-
mo*t every month In the year. We
shall not starve Just yet, but we
Boat do our share of feeding our
His daiL when he told him,-xhud
dered. , V - N
TTjs mother-’Cod bli*Hh4»eF—iiu.T;
Yet. blest with a mother-nature.
She wept with a mother-pride.
Hut he whose old shoulders straigh
tened y. ■
. Wak Hrapdad—for rne’mory ran
To-years when he. too. a youngster.
Wa*'changed" by the Flag to a
man! ' S\ ’
DIZZY SPELLS
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Rciieyed After Takmg Two Bottles
Of Canhri, Says Tennessee
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Whitwell, Tenn.—Mr*. 0. P. Cart
wright, of this place, wrUea: “About
four yaars ago tha diaxy apella got to
that when I would start to walk
would Just pretty near fall. I wasn’t
past doing my work, but was vary
much run-down, -vl .... —.
1 told my husband I thought Cardul
would help as, ns n lady who llvad
next door to me had taken a great
deal, and told me to try 11 This was
i were living In Kentucky.
My husband got mo a bottle and I
It according to direction*. It
helped me so much that ho went heck
end got am another bottle. I get n
whole lot better and Jest quit Inking
It t got over the dlaty Spalls,..! took
gft ether medicine at that time nor
sines for this trouble No, I*vs never
regretted taking CaptfuL
I felt Just fins when 1 ftnlahod tha
Partly vegstabl*. mild and gentle
In Its aetioo. Cardul, tha womaa’a
may ha tha very medkfne yon
IF yon suffer from symptoms of
female troubles, give Cnrdnl a trlaL
All druggists. ' N&lSfi
CISES CiRIIIED IS
H1PEIESS RELIEVED
MOKT FSEKS OK VITONA HAH
LOMT FAnWfN ALL
MEHH INK
SUCCESS. IS UNEQUALLED
Manager for United Cigar C«>tN|Miny
. Tell* of the Kemark.NHIe Re-
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- T t suit* he Obtained.
Most • medical discoveries am
tried out on cases t'.iat are suffering
from only a mild- form- of the dls<-
ease that the remedy is supposed to
relieve.
The statements published from
users of Vltona who have been re
lieved from various ailments, are in
nearly A very case those of people
who have tried every pther remedy
without success, until they had al
most deemed themselves"’Incurable.
This has put Vitona unde r an addi
tional handicap since the patient
has been skeptical to start off with
Mr. C. A. Re<»se, -who resides V
IIS Iverson Street. •* Atlanta.Mia.,
and who is. Manager of the* United
Cigar Comnanyv recently, said:
.“Vitona is without a doubt'* the
flne«t medicine I know of. In fact,
it .will do more than 1 ever ^bought
a medicine could, do. For seVenU^n
yeans I had fqintine-epells. . I would
yebrs l v tiad fainting spells. I would
and wax always in fehr of having
these attacks, which came some
times. ns often ae once a ‘week. -I
heard about the fine work Vitona
was doing and decided to give it a
tri;d, although I had' litth* faith in
jt or anything, else. Soon after I
started taking it, the 'enells becam *
less frequent and eventually ceased
«*ntir- J*. d "feel that a great burden
has b**en lifted from mv 'fihojilder*
by this great discovery.”
/ Mr. L S Heat*!. • the Vitona ex
pert. in commenting on the above
statement said:
’’Vitona is now 'the talk of Oo-
Ittrrbia. ind is withouf a doubt the^
most popular medicine being offered
th* people of South Carolina. It is
relieving hundreds* of men and wo
men. who like Mr. Iteese had prac
tically given up hope. 1 find it so
that' c\*e > the most prominent per
sons w.il! give festimotiv in praise
n* Vitona. «>nt of gratitude for the
relief that it brings, and because
they believe if their duty to do so.
It is the hunu nitarium spirit to help
the other fellow if you can, and
that is the first thought of-many
who ■voluntarily tell what Vitona
has done for them.
Vitona is now .being sold in Wal "
terMro i'V .Totin'M KleinLodge at
K. R. HI shop K Co., and at Island
• on, at Mandfon Merc. Co.
POST'! \sTFit EX \M1\ \TH»V
- At tly renpest of the Postmaster
Oners! the United States Civil Ser
vice ♦ 'ommissinp has annefared nn
exantlnatim to- be jielci at Charles;
fbq. S. (*.. on Dec 1-3. IMT. foi th»
position of g postmast*'!' at WalteK
horq.'H, (’ T)iik office has an
nual compensation of *1800. ,
To be Hfajhle for this., exfimina
tion an a|>pli<i*tif mn-’t i»»* a cittz-h
of the Unit'd StiKes. must actuajUv
reside within the delivery of Hie of
fice and 'ia\e so resided at tie* time
*>• present vacanty occurred
Applicants didst have peached
thefr txv-*nfy-f;f>t hut not theirVixty-
fiftli liirthil^r on the date of the
atnlsaUMg/ ——U- *—^ X
Xpp^ration Form SiM and firtf iX
"’fermatlofr concerning the requfii*-
ments of the examination may lie se
cured from the postmaster .the
Place of vaneancjy or from/lhe Civij-
Sorvice Comtpfssion. Washington.
I). C. VpplU'fitions sh*f\ild he^pjop-
••rly executed and Ified vrilh the
ComrnUjddn at ^dshingtoii. II C,.
in time to*artangc for fine cxamlna-
tion' of the ap
OUT PEIUGRI WITH
MINERAL WATER
Photographer of Vina. Ala., Has
latng Eight With HImuimc,
But win-. ~
PROMPT ACTION
_Marl**r-‘*Whfn you apoke to papa
did you toll- him you had »500 in
the bank?”
Tom—“I did.** V
Marto—"And what did he aay?”
Tom—“Hs borrowed' It.”—Puck.
"Unless they have been in ray
condition It would be hard for any
one to realize whgt I have been
through.*‘ write* Mr. D. H. Willi*.
Route 1. Vina, A\t.s >
T have had a *tx yfaf* fight with
the worst of all disease*—Pellagra
I tried everything that I could hear
of but grew steadily worse.
^Finally I took to . ray bed ex
pecting to die most any day and it
was then that 1 heard of SULFER-
RO-SOL. From the first bottle I
commenced to improve almost mi
raculously.
“I can now walk two miles and
not mind it in the least and my
neck which was Covered with sores
I* entirely healed and the skin clear
again.
"Just how to tell my gratitude
for this wonderful mineral remedv
I don’t know, but 1 do feel that SUl^
FKRRO-SOL I* the most remarkable
medicine that -ha* eve r been sold to
mankind and I do not believe there
Is another medieffte in thla world to
equal it in curing blood troubles.”
8ulferro-8ol is sold apd recom
mended by all druggists. Murray
Drug Co., and Oreer Drug Co.,
Wholesale distributors.,.
MEN
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When You Come to Buy
Y our Fall Suits.
Styles are Sm;
Values are Unapproached
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Men’s Trousers, Excellent Qualit
Overflowing Stocks of Newb Underwear, Shirts,
Neckwear, Hosiery and Shoes.
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Just received a LargeShipment ofLadies’ and
Men’s Hole Proof Hosiery. 'Sv
Clothing for Boys, Our Stock is. Complete in
Styles and Materials. / * 4
THE H. W. COHEN STORE
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DEAR FRIENDS;/
In cast* you ;tiave made it a -prac
tice of buyfi^f at the first place you
ran upon taking some old cata
logue of/a big name concern 1000
miles/fNvay and b«in-| dissatisfied
wheh the goods /arrived, change
habit at once and read tho
prices below. And in case anything
In the fin nitiire line .has bean left
out thaU/you desire write me for
prices. 1 7—^ :—-—^—
FKKKatT PAID ON ALL OUT-OF
TOW’V HI SIX ESS
I? pc. Oak Room Suite, a perfect
- beauty, only $35.00. large mirror.
3 pc. Oak Room Suite, extra large
mirror, swell style, at |45.00.
4 pc. Ivory Room Suite, can’t be
‘ ’beat ahywhere. BwelKstyle $00.00.
4 pc. IvoYy Room Suite, best that
can be gotten, * up-to-date stvle.*
at $150.00.
4 pc. Mash.. Room Suite, prite win
ner. BoiHjething grand, at $165,007
Standard whlth floor Linoleum,
high grade, at only 60c per yard.
Dining and Kitchen Chairs from ?5e
to $2.10; bottoms guaranteed for
three year*.
Dining table. 8 ft. Tong. oak. round
one large leg only. $18.50.
Riftfets from $18.50 to $27.50, plain
and quartered oak. can’t be beat.
Ruga from $1.00 up: Art Squares
from $3.50 to $27.50. large sizes.
Ranges at $4 2.50; 4 hole stoves at
$16.50: 6 hole stove* at $32.50.
Harness, extra heavy, from $18.00
to $25.00; all leather.
Buggies from $66.00 to $80.00; end
or nide springs.
I P-TtbDATE l NDEKTAKINU PAR-
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LOR—NO <’HAR<;K for hearse
RENT. CALL ON <»H WRITE IF
INTERESTED AT ONCE.
F. K. Graham
In New
tables
rlers
We are now in our new Brick Stables,
and have gotten in a ca^ioad of the finest
MULES ever brought to this market^ and
will continue to handle them the balance
of the season. All our customers and
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friends are invited to come in and look
-them over, for we feel satisfied if you are
needing any stock we can supply your
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Ehrhardt, S. C. x
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EHRHARDT,
8. C.
WiU cure
Spreiu*. BruitM, Cuts, Burnt, Old
Tettftr, Kin|-Worm,«£o>
Bbre8, w Tetlftf,
semt. etc. ■
lined internally or externally .25c
CHICKEN LIVERS
An old hen baa a much lareer liv
er than you in proportion to weight
or food eaten. Then it follows that
they get bilious Just like you do.
They are grouchy, cross, unhappy
Start her liver and make her hap
py. Then *he will lay egg* all win
ter. Come and'get a package of B,
X Thomas Poultry Powder. Feed
It occasionally. See your bens perk
np—hear them sing—look for egg*
Your money back if this fan* a
Wlcbman A Son. Walterboro. s c'
and A. V. Baggett. Jacksonboro. Im*
No. 666
will not
•aa ioaie Iks P«
Oft Iks Bvw better then
fripcor tkkeo. 25c
tetite
^HaaOMO OllMINg to to
leeetfee cftcct. LAX*
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