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r, February 13, 1918. TOS PRESS AND STANDARD PAGE SEVEN Flavor . Parity . Economy Broxtoh District li S. S. Convention! BUI SHNR11915 t THE LEGISLATURE F_= t You will v/'sr.t n try v.holcs omc Cottolenc for “deep-fryinjr,” s well as for cakes, pastry and bis- uit. For Gxtolene instantly browns ind crisps the outer jsurface, and hus stall in the fl^vers >f the food itsetfr That's why things “deep-fried” n CottoUne come out deliciously vholcsornc und easily digestible. /\ RECIPE . Meat Croquettes l cupful finely chopped meat (any Litui) 1 cupful soft bread crumbs ^ ci’pfui soup stock or white -auce L egg beaten. Season with salt and pepper and onion nice if desired. When very «cold shape the mixture into cylinders; roll in sifted bread crumbs, then beaten egjr, then oumba again. Fry one minute in deep Cottolene, hot enough tj b.--.wn a bit jf bread while you Couri 40, Cottolene At grocers iq tins of convenient sizes • « * *, * * # CARDS. * » • « # * * * * » R. M. JEFFERIES attorney and Counsellor at Law WALTRKBORO. S. C. 'rat tier in nil Lout ta except Rtjuit) Loan> NegotlateU on Improietl e* ; . i 1 uriuing l^tiul'i. Ur. A. J. Anderson. Dental Surgeon urnew iioura. d *. m. to c p. u.; p. in. to b p. tu. Rhone 100-X. Walter borer, s. C. t for you. 'OR ANYTHING IN Electrical Wiring SEE BRUCE HIERS • / './ tLL WOTtK INSPECTED AND. WSSED PY C. BINNS^SUPT, HTOF., I.(K»K AND RK.U> Till* If a nt»c loves a (tlrl. that hi^ ouaj ness; / If a c>r! loves a man that^ii her hue’ new; ^ If tLe> get married tha t > bustneM. go. It ytpj.j A nnt <’Oi',r . Ill .VHMib’'«» *• t' roreredn a^d < lo'he* TbW New Verk PS^RsIng Club: fo» that** their businers. New York Pressing Club / rf-T DAVENPORT. .M.inag, Me GALLS ytfETX MAGAZINE xJOTn Fashion Authority For ■ -Nearly 50 Years! !&& Kfcri UOO.OOO women who turn to <1 every month for correct fash, patterns, for economical buying, neadle'^ork, for good stories-toi for help, for style. • Patterns fit. oflrirsi Oder te y r’ M J. F. DRAWDY In loving remembrance of J. F. Drnwdy, who departed this life Feb- 14, 1917. Oh., the memory of the night, As we stood with breaking hearts. Seeing the one we loved so dearly. Pierced by death's most cruel dart. The vacant place, the empty chat - . To The, Sunday Schools in Broxton District: Our next District Sunday School Convention will convene at Wesley Chanel -on the fifthy Sunday in MarCh. The {uoguam will appear ip time. lu the mean time let us be think ing about it, talking about jt, plan ning for it, praying for it. * c ‘ Reader, what does this Interna tional Sunday school work mean tc you, to your Sunday school?’ Does it mean anything? Is your visiwn en larged by it? Has the work’ of your Sunday school been extended or-im proved through the cooperation work of ttys Sunday school associa. tion? Have ydu gotten' any* new ideas, or adopted any new method from it? If not, why not? Whoee fauJU-U lt? is it the fault of the Sunday school association? Is it the fault of the Sunday school, or is it vour own fauji? , Tl|p aim of this flistrict Associa tion lb to help every Sunday srhooi i in the distrief. It seeks cooperation, j v, ' < ‘ it seeks unity, but not union. It on discusses methods, but not creeds. It ia the only organization that is open and free to all and seeks the cooperation of very Sunday school in the district. It is an organization in which all Sunday schools of ail denominations can come togethm for the common good of all. These conventions offer opportun ities to. give the good things you have* to other schools arid to get IMMi AND HKTSIK SHE THE C'AP- ‘ . • * 1TOI. CITY IN Al.l> ITS GLORY. RIDE IN AN ELEVATOR Colleton Delegation l«oo!:c<l llig'ty os Tho They Wu* Du in Sumthing.** •Jlltl edendail, S. c., F^b. 4., 191S. editur the Pres an Standard, wel # tyr- Pditur,* bav dun bin r.n dun it. Betsie an me, •we w<’Pt ter the legislature tuther dai ter sea hou^the Iau» ap maid, and we shore been a lot. We went tehn: the trane, and our tryp r.us wun uv the ".icast egriting eventz uv ou»’ hole lives. , We have heer l tel uv a byg sit; befoar, tnd t.»»o> we had bin ter a puty big plais when wc went ter the fare at Walturburur. x w , i but WaUurburur. ain't a candel be- syde wun uv the big stre?te lit>s v;e ;:au i’4 Cerlumbia. Whi ther Stnit hous is bigeer than ther hotef rlbert, Broun'9 store with tailers v -\ Should Profit by the Experience qf Thesw Two Women . * * • e Buffalo; N^.Y.—“I am.tho mother,of four children, and for -nearly three years 1 suffered from a fomalo trouble with pains in my‘back and side, and a general weakness. I had pro fessional attendance most of that time but did not seem to get well As a last resort I decided to, try Lydia E. I’inkham’s Vegetable Compound which I had seen advertised in the newspapers, and in two weeks noticed a marked improvement. I continued its use and km now freeMrom pain and able to do* all my house work.’*— Mrs. B. B. Zieunska, 202 Weiss Street, Buffalo, X Y. Port lari'l, Ind.— U I had a displacement and suffered so badly froin.it at times I could not lie on my feet at all. I was all run down and so weak I could not do my housework, was nervous and could not lie down at nitfht. I took treatments from a physician but they did not help me. My Aunt recommended Lydia E. I’iukhams Vegetable Compound. 1 tried uT well again ami do wl:at'good they have fot yotir school.-j Their it is the,only organization in I , / # which all the schools of'all the <!v- <: v- -ed'.in, and dick vonlees an j'hef- nominations can come together fcr,fr tu. Whi our cort hous cud set mutual improvement. Why tafce so j- ~ ne Pni | U v ther stait hous* an littlq interest in this great wb*-!c , . , ‘ - , .. The leaders in Sunday school work * WHd * gfHW™* are at fault. EveYy superintended ^ a «-° n W,, r , it ‘ and every teacher shpuld attend\' T .. l '''* went r,te - ter *‘ a hot# ' , these Conventions. Why? Because Tv; hett * w ^ tiiey are the leaders in their schools, j V,!S a nut The burden of the. work is upon' them, the success oi the work de-' pends upon them. . They should come together,' exchange ideas, dis cuss methods, give ail they can of good, get all they can to make theii own school# more efficient. I would be glad if every supertH- tendent and every teacher of every school in the district could be with us at Wesley Chapel on the fifth Sunday in March. / I say agiln, let uw think of it, talk about it, plan and pray for it. be present at it, contribute all we can to its success and get all the good we can out of it. Every one interested is invited to come, and a special invitation is extemlftt to all the county officers and to the edi tor of the Press and Standard. / D. m. yarn; / District PreSidenL MSEW CURES ' e" * /&' ■ ji ■ o ^ —y*.. ■■■ ... ^ -Tnv Tbe AVomeii of Waitci boro Tit * S' f, • ' Same as ’Am where., / \ it ami ngw 1 am strong aiitl my own work and I give Lkdia E. Pinkhurii's Compound the credit.”-^Mrs. J o«sfu i n £ ' Kimqle, Udo West Race Street, Portland, Ind. Every Sick Woman Should Try . • LYDIA E. PINKHAM’S COMPOUND / LYDIA C.PINKHAM MEDICINE CO. LYNN # MAfS. X / Hard to attend to household duties With "a constantly aching br.ck. A woman should not have a bad hack, . ’ .3 got offen ther trane, ther miti perlite felier standin thear w*tio a.sked if we-didn’t • want ter co\ ter- a notel ter spen the nite. We sod we rid. he sed he had an orto- mobeel the^r an wed taik us rtyer whore- \Ve wahted tep go. i tbdtt that w\s miti kind uv hym, and we ifot in. tie driv us up ter a byg ho tel thear with ther rfaim ‘VtF’ffe-.-sun” in byg letters on top uy hit. we had heerd tt-1 uv mr JefferSun', who wus the fur.a bv<r demietat. an we thol he orter run a miti nise plais an (hat hit wed hh a sorter ceep tu, 4b wo got oufen ther ortormobeel and the f')#d hygs’irpryseycum. Th-' feller wot drlv uS up te^ (he hotel sed owed hym\ r doiler. T s^r. soz “what the dp-.il do i ‘owe vn a -ilollar fur^, kinder mad lykf. H-' 'Ses. sos hr,, "fur fetohen yn nn hear.” Bi tho* tyme thear wuk a i*yc on<rd cumin un. an they w^m lokir fur ’rubhlo ter stn*\t. bet 'i didn’t .want tor git e—ostod hv the/- ncuisemtr ‘o i told Bei^jo i ••--•efc- ined vre h*u| bettor pci hym and w •» cud walk hak tor the t»-ane. 1 ’ rir. —wits' ve ever in ■ v' TTiTTforsiin hotel? Ff vu eve" v :« vn wil no- what i -rai is. <ru. h it * no yoro rrc-dkos not beleave.me. » «am smith tir hil Tones, ur sdl ^rern reed in ♦hys neooe an savin f ba uo (tsf >"1 er lye. hut y i wil no Its the/ truth. Er litre! nlccer with er nun’form 0"ri /-n.r'n ou»en' thfr hotel ; n-i p-k erwni Pef*ji’’s 1 ttul. elo «arch-i an/wont r'’.rnin ''n thet* hotel. Mk X x X' - / * J* We have a large stock of the famous AVERY line of Farm- " • < ' —X' » „ - / ’ 4 '• ' C5^ S-- ing Implements, and carry in stock at all times parts and repairs - * * / \ -< for the implements purchased from us. > ' ’ Anti she seldom would if the ktd> ^/us in er nriwcyful b»i>ri. when u- uo\s were well. • ^Mrted in ' ther jtUnul com on tu. Doan’s Kidney Pills are endbrs/I |tha seemed ppu<M*fu1 vied we by thousands. tUm litt-ii r< ; v : ver in ther norv-'or--’ Haie been used in 1:idnt*s trouble jtiik us up tYr a counter w»f p over V’) years. ’ ituther end ; <v the walk wai au c-- " Wnlterboro woriien should profit bv , Bejsi’fj >atc^-l dour ther rl-a V the follov.-ing c'.periencc. .s-s. soi he. "wil vq re-f-<fur?" "t|/| Mrs JT. A. Brvflnt, "2 I la nove.* i wh'r.t?" i*eain *H%t i duFro: ^t.. C^aileston, i*. C., says: "! s!tf- ( ro wot ho out ho «^.j f , •'bred fyCui mv hark for about two roro naim nr* vu*e 'vi/e’a jfniir •' »*•>•. ’’.i' ni>s. I could hardly stoop or hear”. Ho giv mo o-- pop-nn i rote >n b-X nnd if T swVr>t a room 1 was ther hit huk ns "’anuas i cud ti’ed out, M\ ha'-k and liiy.bs pbhoi ajh the.dft;ie and I had dizziness and an esi c.id ~ ^ th<’ soc-'k.s, fiordedoiefore fuX' Hv kiddovs acted i-reculaflv/ two boxes of Doan’a Kidney a nil, they *id me of the backache.; h aw -fvX "win r s **>1 firr'*” tnd I was well an*l strong again.” Th<X' croud a* 1 lifted ?.t tin s. f(.r. Price k*)c. at all dealers. Don’‘ uX«ho-e di.j cD e-wai w-ith *: -imply a'-k for a kidney remedy—gejXrloark. nn'* ho did rot nr «r> cni/ Pvcn’s Kidney Pills—the same tbflt--.-Xr .fujo kwost’ons; but rit a'n*ir/- r.rvant had Foster-Mijfcurn nn ther h <k. and hit a li:»-:I -si cud. "Rjjcv ^.♦unipz,an w ^ Mark 1 *isod odendale, iffc. “mr Stumpz", se" y Pills ho. "wruf' - cu Pk -»• r*ime with Co., Mfgrs., Buffalo, N. Y. from Yean* Suff Hade Her W ••jiri p-) wi:u' v ther n-rpiformed lit- tuT niggers run up apd crabbed Ret- | si’s sarhe!.-and se<l, "this wai.” wo j fnllrred f vn and *wo .went ! nte» -* |Ptl-:l rirmo an he «het the doro. I. jthof hit wuz funni. but i seY nothin, r.n nvl rb wunce the hlaimed thyng -o for n U ve an hit wus g*oin up “V.’t»5t i» ‘he tYimder is ther ma»- Texa ' tor'*" | ■fen'f und B«t sjc ti*—*1.(1 p { .i| «• «r. •0.*'” '1 f-. thy. i. «• < lltvnl-r- itetetnent, Mrs. 0. K. Schill, of this town,. i rn taiken yu up ter vure rutRe.” says.* “For three years I suffered untold I soX ‘thrnkoe”, an hv that tvn,-• agony with my head. I was uoableto we had got thear. and hit stopped nn dnanvof *r*v work vreat in ther rum* the cleark $ z isL. tion. In the present crisis, economy is*the watchword of the Na- ' : . Real eonomy does not consist in doing without thing's we >- / need. It meahs the abolition of extravatrance from bur homes the X • . lowest possible prict / and the purchase of necessities at witlrbut the sacrifice of quality. / V\> help you in all these thing’s. We buy in tremendous quaii- titles and give you the benefit o + ' our saving;' Every article we sell is backed by our ironclad guarantee of satisfaction. fk/' 5 Per -•/ Remember, we give a discount of 5 per cent on all cash pur- yX - T 4 "' " * chases and on all accounts settled by the 5th of the month fol- lowing; date of purchase—the more you buy, the more you save.": ™ SL 1 rT. z?™* vr ^ 1 , “ v ^ just from the 2\vful suffering with my cud he in thear an i didn’t net am lel JU 8 IggJ, ifier ip ther runaK Ther boi tumid n#lt nnwiiin when we got up, we I was so nervous that the least notie ^ i '^'l b*ittin rn the electricity itte wat«^ er long tytee- ter s»ea th« would mJte me jump out of my bed. I ‘ ,a, ' erbout this next weak Tl>-» .. 2"” r ir / h* ! 1 , wb *' ? " r* *; '■"> *" r » wl loot Jettur im der riled at hym f»-r hys m^udenc^. wei k telim the erptuiences we had “what w:l.yu hav fur yurebrekfuet?” ter tryin ter larn hou laws ar maid tad no energy; end wss unable to do anything. My son, a young boy, had to do all my household duties. I was not able to do anything until 1 took Cardui. 1 took three bottles in all, and it surely cured me of those awful , bou laus ar maid. u, ther hit.- befcv It?" Ke «er v,!’.“ri.;.'tir " ,hi - w. w. siuoke tryin ter Ink like up pr htite as daf. an he littul nfriger in ther nunifortn wot j^e, more sivil like. 1 ees went outen th^r runse. Be’sie jest had bn:ng th-^’ itp hlr 4..dp an pe<l ”wel. uv but finerly he cum erlo*g an w* hit -> - w^i.- j r thj< , „ hor ^ beot p an - thynfdn this wurld. T>v, got hym ter talk us dotim i thort tuI . but Betsie wele habv ter hav tha wus du^Vunithing in'therkmus hole blaimed th^n^ h«ul sunithvDK, wl.at dii vu waDt 7 ** sh* 1 Viitii’ii »it« l . . ’ '” -*** h^- ^ <*** .*■ ’ bv-sted up when we started ter goiu "wel. Bit. el we* kin Kit e r ^ ml ( Lbom* te?'^ ** * we "Xnt in ;.n met pir. nianoin. hut "Yesgur” sen ** a swel hotel, aint it hifN! shore the busted up when we started ter goiu luke - outen ther . winder an sau tim uooo„. but we finally.* got ter th' > * .| hominl ah coffee, that’s erbout strotc lites a Wai doun. She ses flore apd ther littul nigger in tTm: j j want i reckin”' • r i. c headaches. That has been three years fa „, 220, and 1 kr.c’.v the cure is permanect, doun tern't rum Se^r. S outn thi^ plais i tern't/; i dont Surpose We shod Diinifornt ahe-ed us whea*' we emi tT.«, nigger watur. an he went often ur hit shud burn cit aura hreakfust. Anr editur, *1 i ar 1 directli fetched bak ertmut as - .. , , . . . . , thynk i kin 'lep. yu no anithing erbout stile? Ef yu ? u<teh hommini as i and eet in vnip for I have never had any headache Sinct er wvnk 'm so skeenui.” i tride t*-’ du, then yu kin apreshiate our toi’X I. f Uthful with er l:tt :l bacon Hit cumfurt ‘ hir er-'littul, an tride ter inter that dining rgmo and eaiia cooked miti fine tho. nn th-’ veesin/wyth h ! r that tha wud not hrekfust that mornin. we w*ot in coffee wus gud tu. but we had ter l»-t |)eeptij rum ter ther hotel onle* an a byg nigger shoed us wh^ar wu- cud set we see them day by, day # And, oh,’-'it fills-our heart with care*, i Knn . r . sine. PU, lpv.4 on. .w,y.! P'oven thnl the books »K rich* WIFE OND DAUGHTER, j taking Cardui today, taking Cardui. Nothing relieved me until! took Cardui. It did wonders for me.” Try Cardui for your troubles—made from medicinal ingredients recommended In medical books as being cl oenefit in female troubles, and 4D years of use has Begin pi-i one hole duller fer that littul doun. an anuther nlggur tt-.f bet 1 mayd up mi mynd ter git Wf/wus saif fur them ter slepo ini w ll , JUW it _ i ( hu‘, mr. wdltur. hit wus er long tmy" n black clothes cum erlong-.an ch^eted on everything * inCerlu mbta' be'ca 1 - wc cud git settled doun m i handed r * . - sheat uv papur w tn so i sed nothin erbout tha». Betsi« a bit er slefie. o* a lot uv :- ♦ *’• ^-n hit. he went on er I nid rite *r NC-134 buk- erbout mi first *“''Rt ►v’— --an "vc =a , thear. an I mai not git te- tel yu aul erbout hit in t*iys l^tt ir ht« X an ‘l got outen mi strete. erbout tha». Betsi» t hir pipe an we went on doun ther trip ter^the staff capftul. and ml claaea and begun ter rede ther pa pur he had left with us. hit se-t ,r edijur. yu no. Betsie aq 1 went ,.Menu”, ! ses ter myRelf, "no i ter Cerlumbia ter sea how laus ar that will aul keap til next weak. Lux outen fur it mr. editur, an i tel yure feeders that thn will shon be interested in the wai lane are ji aid in Cerlumbia, ther plais whore / shunnan shot. So long. Yores yfrull. His. Ril X S'tumpz Mark P. S. Littul Bit and Bel *F' wel and we ar begianin ter git reddi fer ernnther crop. B. S.