Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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J E7W*a -S * m Ptcm nd Standard &C. • • •*• • • V * + * • ► • m+A * •♦•• • • I* ■ - •. C. w T«ar. curs IMGIK sms if ue i NiBS HIE ICIK Ghrf Kmit at 0»ea. Erery moU»*r raaltsa^ after gl*- lag her children -CdltforaU Synip of Flga-** that this la their Ideal lax ative. beeaoae they love it* vteaaaat taste and It thoroughly elaaaaea the little stomach, liver and bowels without fripiBK. -.When cross. Irritable, feverish or breath had. aiofiach sour, leek at the Umirwc, Mother! If coated, give a teaapooaful of this harm lee* •fruit laxative." aad ia a few hour* all the foul, constipated waste, sour bile aad undigested food passes ont of the bowels, and you have a well, playful child again When Its tittle system is full of cold, throat sore, has stomach-ache, diarrhoea, indi gestion. colic—remember, a good THE ntns AMD STANDASD Doing* ► • ■p*' 4 a>, wig. Interesting Around Round MAT mix BTOARW That wonders will never cease is proven by the fact that the Cbar- leeton delegation had a law #d at the recent session of the legis lature permitting billiards to he killed. Thus ends one of Charles- j r r.ur...u»-r. • sa lon's most unique customs—dei- ^ inside cleaasing'' should ahyays be tying hussards. But this will not prevail without opposition. 1 The News and Courier comes lustily to the defense of the -Charleston angle" , PLANT FOOD CROPS * -- * \ Plant food crops. These three words contain wholesome advice to every person who engaged In the science of farming this year. America must produce an abund ance of foodstuffs, and to do so ne cessitates the plsjDtlng of every acre possible to food plants. The Press and Standard would urge the farm ers of Colleton county to heed this ^ Advice. What we raise we are sure to have to eat. This may not he true of what we shall try to^uy. the first treat meat given Millions of mothers keep “Cali fornia Syrup of Figs” handy; the' know a teaspoonful today saves a sick child tomorrow. Ask your druggist for a bottle of -California Syrup of Figs.t which has direc tions for babies, children of all ages and grown-ups plainly printed on the bottle. Beware of counterfeit* sold here, so don’t be fooled- ttJet the genuine made by “California Fig Syrup ^Company." — Statement of the Ownership. Man- sgement. Circulation. Ktc.. Re quired by the Act of Congress of August 24. 1012. Of The Press and Standard, publish ed weekly, tn Walterboro, 8. C., for October 1. 1918: State of South Carolina. County of Colleton—as. Before me. a Notary Public. In and for the State and county afore- •X Such a fact has been brought home I said, personally appeared W. W Smoak, who. having been dnlv (sworn according to law. deposes (and saya that he is the editor and manager of The Press and Standard to many of us. PROFITEERING MIST <*> The efforts of the government to regulate the prices of food stuffs Is commendable. That it IS saving the buying public great sums Of money it not questioned snd it has. like- and that the following ia. to the best of his knowledge and belief, a true statement of the ownershio % management, etc... of the aforesaid publication for ‘the date shown in the above caption, required by the Act of August 24, 1912. embodied in section 443. Postal Laws and Round, Feb. II.—An Intemuting meeting was held Friday night at which the Round community club was reorganised, and new officers elected. This club was organised -about a year ago and held many enjoyable aad helpful meetings, but* for several months no meetings have been held. meeting Fri day qight was for the purpose of re organisation. 'The following offi cers were elected: J. Earl Dodd, president; Moody V. Hlott. vice -president; W. C. Hiers. secretai W. B. Garris, chaplain. The next meeting will be' held Friday evening. March 1st. and the program will consist of the follow ing numbers: Music, by Earl Dodd. , Address by Hon. J. B. Dodd. Eaaav by Miaa Fannie Watson Local duet by Misses Vic Risher aad Minnie Smoak. Violin aolo by J. Keeley Dodd. A good game of basket ball waa played Friday afternoon by teams from Cottagevillet and Bethlehem, the score 'being 23 to 37 in favot of Bethlehem. Good plays werv? made by many members of the teams, but especially by Misses An- nfe. Pierce and Mattie Willis for Cottagevtlle. and Misses Corrie Beli Hill and Vic Risher, of Bethlehem. The teams were composed, of the following players: Bethlehem— Alma Hlott and Thelma Tumbleston. goals; Corrie* Beil Hill and Vic Risher. guards; Fairy Hiott, Rach el Hiott and Thelma Hiott. field. For Cottagevillff—Virgie Jordan and Alma Reeves, goal; > Annie Pierce and Annie Reeves, guards, Helen Pierce. Mattie Willia. Carrie Lou Willis, field Bennie Sln«ggth acted as referee. CARING FOR THE HOMAN MACHINERY Th« human system is the most In tricate piece of machinery, and your health—your very life, in fact—de pends upon each organ faithfully per forming its functions. If as 2 result of improper food, be^ of sufficient exerejse or some indiscretion, you be en m# bilious, the human machine gets aD clogged upand serious codsequer.ces follow. It is your duty to keep your body In good condition, particularly liver. This can be easily done ° _ . t . ist secrets 1. Be wire well chilled. Cottokne u 2. Sift rioui. talt and ing powde. 3. Ckop the chilled Cotio- lenc into the dour with knives. e * * Here are two practical pie-crust hints. TNiy were.given to us by a cook whole 'wholesome Cottolene pie-crust was a tender and fial^y treat. Hint No.' 1. Always chop * your shortening into the flour with knives. Don't DUX ft in with your hands. ' Hint No. 2. Always keep your ' shortening and your dough as cold as possible. Just forgetting the money*saving in using Cottplene, why don’t you compare your economical Cottolene pie-crust with your very best pie crust made vyitb “half of butterr” If. you follow your own recipe, be sure to use one-third less of Cotto lene than you ordinarily use of other shortening. Cottolene goes farther —because it is richer. A great many particular women who used to use part butter are now using wholesome Cottolene alone to make tender, flakv pie-crust. But perhaps ,vou wou(d like to try the recipe below.. You’ll need: 1% cup* flour X teaspoon baking powder X teaspoon ult Ice water % cup Cottokna ■ For method start at picture No. 1. Cottolene 4. Mix in tM water grad ually taking r«nr not to me too mock. .. / 5. After chilling the dough for about half an hour, roll. Bake about 30 minute*. vow uv« „ by taking a dona or ao occasionally of that Standard proprietary mhdieme. Yea! Economical Cottolene la alao supe rior for all trying acd tor aU sake-making At groceta in tint of convenient aiaea Standard Liver on the wlae. prevented the making of creat I K-eulationa. printed on the revem* sums by profiteering merchant* who) , Tha , |h< , names and addrw . would take Advantage of scarcity |e* of the publisher, editor, ntanac- of. food and neoewity to wring froi.i[‘n1 editor, aad busines* manager the needy undue and evorbant prof-.*“!!: ... . T , . ... Publisher—The Press and Stand- tta. But the government must al'0j ar( , | Br t Walterboro. S. C Editor—W W. Smoak. Walter boro. S, C. . take into control the prices charge*- lor other products; for the tner- ehant who would make excessive pj-ofKp on food stuffs would not hesi tate to charge enough on other lines of merchandise to ofiset his small profit on food , products. People need to be protected from profiteer ing on all products In. an address to the farmer* of the connlty. President Wilmin says on this point letary ; which acta liver and bow el* and quicVily cleanses the system of the fecal elements which clogged the machinery. Granger Liver RegaJstcr contains no calomel nor alcohol aad Is twed In thousands of homes daily, with most satisfactory results. Try a bos of It—25«. Sold by ail druggie Ac cent no substitute. MASTER S SALK W Managing Editor— W Walterboro. S. C. „ Rasiness Manager—W Walterboro. S C- / 2 That the owners are: Wi W Smoak. Walterbonv/8. C ;1 Mr« Anne W Smoak. Walterboro. SC' ./ 3. That the known bondholder* mortgagee*, and n^Ker security 4 ^fTATE OF SOITH CAROLINA, Smoak,' County of Colleton. ' MM. E. Freeman—Plaintiff. W. Smoak.j vs. ' \ , H L Proyeaux. Stella Marsh. Solo j mon Proveaux. Clifton Proveatixy Exekiel Proveaux, Harv^v vnaux. E'.eline ProveatixC—be- fendants. Notice of Sale. Bv virtue of the decree in tl.t holders owning 07 /.olding 1 per j^hove entitled, cam^e. I will seH at cent or more of yits.1 amount of ^public -suction t<r the highest bid- |hon.K mortgages, or other sceoil-jdai in front of the court house nt "The impression which prevails in l ,io t. . rher«. South Carolina. OU some quarters that while the C.o*-i Fartnen* A ^fercl iatir Tt.»nk. \Vn>- March, next, same being ernment hss sought to fix the prtr^- , rl !° ro - the 4 th/d ay df said month, at 12:0.' of fqodsjtuffs. It has not. sought to r ? vr>K *’f/Anderson. Anderson. v |o’clock no^fi. the following describ- . I fix other prices which determine the ( expanavs of the farmer is a-mistake* t»he. As a matter of fact, the C.oi-, ernment has actl\eiy ar\1 success-i ( fully regelated the priceo <•( many fundamental materials all the industries of the and has regulated thei t. not onlvf, for the purchases of the C.over/- meok, but also for the nurchas^' of general public, and I have i*verv - reason to believe that the Cqbgress will extend' thespawars of the Gov. ernment in this Important and evefi essential matter, so th/t (Rye ten denev to profiteering, which is show- n* Itself m too manv/quarters. toa'- be effectively checker; In fixing the «he Government .rr!' h tT r ,o "»• *<- of . v th V* nn » r niuch in Interests of tbs con - ImJ ler, lnS U ‘ h *7 ,0 ^ ,,rTV ^- hot farmer ln * nklBd ■" Well «s th- everytbRjc ln thw . p-. or, : ;,; r Uk " "»«*"*.. 4 evy. ^ - 1 *d/Realty/to-wiL . ^ Tpc the two paragraphs n«\t , \jj tbi.t piece, parcel or tract of ahove /iTin* the names of the own->f alld #mjale ers. * — ‘ in the county and rs. stockholders and v-curlty hni»K ^ tat for .. Jajd> f0afaininf: ftftv >50, , ... ....... .;V f *" , ' 1 / onU,n , po ’ onh u>re or less. tn Broxton itoderh in : T/uvi-hip .ttii bounded he counter \jf ^ lands of WilOe Pn ■A ne company but also, GOWFim The Evidence Is at Your Door. on the North onda: Ekst h 1 ’ lar.ds of ^ue /*olk; .'4o»>th by lan- .- - of Kicklithter. and \Yest by lands f' f Joseph Polk. , / Terms of sale v in cas.% here the stock holder/or secuntv holder appear upon. the tK>oks f< f the companv a.s trustee or in any. Torm * of ^ ]e . , c>(?h; purcha ^ T other fiduciary relation. . the nanv' v of the person/or corp»fration for \i P Trpr>ppipo + ww»m such^stee i* acting, t, g.iv: j - Walteptforo.C . Feb. 13;T*«iv t en; tha4- the «ah! two pa*a graphs Contain stateqients emhea^i ing affiant s full knowlc.1ge and b* liej as to the circumstances and ron- rlT * T,ON r oU I KTTKRN OF %1>. dltiona under which Stockholders Ministration / lr . M ft? Walterboro proof 'la what you want and the atatement of thia hlghlv respected resident will han- iah all doubt: G. I.^Bloeker, merchant and far- ’ ^ mar. 34 Wlchman j*t.. aava: “Mv hack and kidneys began to trouble me about two years ago. I suffered . MnaUv from backache, ‘which thouah It didn’t ache constantly, it ached often d|nd the pains were severe I was also bothered with the kidney secretions which at times pasted too frequently and ther were very annoying T suffered with this for some time when 1 read the recommendations of home peo- nle in our local paper*, in whlcn Doan's Kidney Pills were recom mended for Ju*t the condition I was in t jot a box of Doan’’* and -4*. ter taking about three-quarters of .them, I cot much relief. I would slop taking them as soon as the oalt»* left and as I did much horse. hack riding, the continual Jar* at tlme4 brought the trofible back acain Whenever 1 notice the least ajmntom now. 1 alwaxs take a few of Doan’s Kidney Pill* and they give me the same sure relief” / 8O0: at all dealers. Foster-Mil- Hwr'Co . Mfga . Buffalo. N. T. and aectifily holders who do m.t apr'^''TF. DF t*OFTH CAROLINA./ pear u^*n the b*M>k* of the potnparf ! Cfiafv of Colleton as trustees, hold stock and sedW;r- 9. Mhert Reach. Esquire. Pr - ties in a capacity other, than that >f > a bona fide owner; and tbrs afflan* ! 7''’ T '*’^as. Mrs. D. W Povas mad' has no reason to heHey*' that an *’ lit trt ,ne to P r *ht her Letters rf Administration of the estate and e 1 - fec»* of Daniel W Poyas These.are therefore, to cite and admonish all snd singular the kin dred and creditor* of the said Dan iel w foyas. deceased, that th.v he and appear before me. in tke Court of Probate, to be held v Walterboro. S. C.. on the 27th da of Peh.. next, after publication hereof, at 11 o’clock in the fore noon. to show cause, if any th^v hr.ve. why the said Administration should not be granted. „ Given under my hand, this 13th day of Feb , Anno Domini. 1918. - /Published on the 13th and 20th day of Feb . >918. in The Frees an 1 Standard. G ALBERT BEACH. Probate Judge. Colleton Conn* . other person, tssociation. of corpor ation ha* any interest direct or in direct tn the *a<d stock, bonds, or other securtiCe than as so stated bv hitn^M W W SMOAK Sworn to and Subscribed before me this 15}h day of Feb.. 1918 *C. G. PADGETT. XoUry Public. yiNOLlKB WEAKWOHN STRONG Poaidre—Convincing Proof W« publish the formula of Vtnol to prow* convincingly that h has the powar to create etrex R Cod Livtr *a4 Bssf Any womtW'who buy* a bottle of Vrnol for a weak, ran-down, nervous condition and finds after giving it a fair trial it did not help her. wvll k*ve her money returned. You eee. there is no guess work about VinoL It* formula proves there is nothing like rt for all weak, run-down, overworked, nervous men and women and for feeble old people and delicate children 9 Try it ones and be convinced. The most efficient roof for factories, warehouses, office buildings, hotels, stores, enrages, barns, out-buildings, etc. Made in shingle form for residences. Certain-tttd is weather-proof, clean, sanitary and fire- retarding. It is not affected by fumes or gases, aid does not Fust or Corrode. Neither does it melt under the hot sun. Because it is lighter than other types of roofs, it requires less to sepport it. Ctrtain-tftJ is economical. Its first cost is low. It is in expensive to by, nod it costs practically nothing to maintain. Guaranteed 5,10 or 15 years, according to thickness. There are many roll roofings, but there is only one Certain teed. Remember the name by its meaning—Certainty of quality and Guaranteed satisfaction. For sale by best dealers, everywhere. Product* Corporation Certaih-teed Roofing—Paints—Vamiohe* Wsrnhnwsn* ia Principal CMan ia i~ NOTICE ~ J That on the 14th day of March. 1918. I will apply to the Probate- Judge of Colleton county for lett'-s dismissory of the estate of J. T Mears, deceased. -v J. A MEARS. VdtTnni«tr»fer. Vs ravine. S C.. Feb. 12. 1918, 4t j» CERTAIN-TEED PRODUCTS For Sale By • A. Wichman & Farmers Mercantile ton Warehouse Co. ss >X>R ANYTHING IN When You Have a Cold It ia^when you have a severe cold . _ ’ f 11 >^ w h^ n >ou have a severe cold H.lA/ttri/'QJ Winner that yKu appreciate the good qu»L- UlClllIlCW ▼Tiling t{M of Chamberlain's Cough Rem vrr>\( NOTICE’ That on tie 14th dajF of Mar l^lj. I will file my final rePi;n with th« Probate J'idgo for,Colle- ; ton .eonm' ia the estate q/ Jari«»-« SEE BRUCE HIERS ,edy. Mrs. Frank Crocker. Pans.. IP ’ writes: "Our five year-old son. P*u’ j caught a severe cold last winrer j j fettled on his lungs and- he had ter- j ; rifcle coughing spells. We were 1 greatly worried about him as thei | medicine we cave him did not help, ihim in the least. A neighbor spoke | j o highly of Chamberlain’s Cough, I R. R’ghavdson. ^hd immediately ap. « _ — ^ -• ■ _ ply ’foT\letter» dism isimjrv ' .it writevr iv«prm*rn , vr» I Remedy that 1 got a bottle of it. 1 p M “JOHNS " UKK INAI LCTLO AND| TKji w'._ ' ^ Exeeotor i For sale by John M Klein. Drnggnt. Lodge, 3. C. Feb. 12. 1918. 4t PASSED BY C. BINN3. 8l’PT. ! The first dose benefited him so | much that I continued giving it to 1 [him until he was cured." * . i v r s*i Tour ^ r ocer cheek-neacs COFFEES Best By Every Test <r