The press and standard. [volume] (Walterboro, S.C.) 1890-current, February 20, 1918, Image 7
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AND STANDARD
mu. YOU Be OHET
IlMgiMMkollhougMeit people ncgto^oldse^eiywiaieg.
it can
0 lew bottlM ol
i wQI find your whole system strengthened.
and throat and enrich your blood against rheumatism. It is
CLYDE PADGETT
NOW IN FRANCE
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Writes Interentlng I/etten» to Hi#
Mother TrlHiwi HI* K\perlonce«
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Norwcsian cod Ihrcr oil ahrara aacd In
t American Ul
ibontorica which auarantcca It (tae fma i
Scott a Bowne. Bkxwficld. N.
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IONUMENTS!
“Corn-Less Day”
for Feet, Erery Day
Use “Gete-It,” the Orest Cora Dis
covery fMsJtee Corns Peel Riglft Off!
Ijook at the iHuatratlon below.
Pee the two lingers peeling off a
corn as though it were a banana
peel! And the man Is smiling while
he’s doing It! All done pntnleasly.
Joyfully. The moment **OeU-lt’’
AM AGENT FOR CHEROKEE
:BLE WORKS. SEE ME FOR
[MATES AND SECURE MY
IRES BEFORE BUYING.
C. C. HIOTT
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ROUND, S. C.
"Cetodt.” the Oafcr Genuine. Thor—ahCeen-
Pooler Ever Diecovcx.il. Demand “Cota h."
touches a corn or callus the growth
la doomed. It takea but two sec
onds to apply “Gets-IL” The corn-
pain Is caved at oncei You .can stt
at your desk or walk about, dance,
think, love and work with absolute
ease. You can apply •‘Oets-It” con
veniently almost anywhare where
you can talte your shoe and stocks
ing off for a moment or two. •‘Qets-
IC dries ht once; then putyourshoe
and stocking on again. There's no
further excuse for suffering from
corps and corn-pains.
Yieta-H” Is sold at all drugatsts
fyou need pay no more than cents
a bottle), or sent on receipt of price
by E. Lawrence A- C<». Ojicaco, 111-
State Teachers
Will Net Meet
For ihe benefit of inquiring
friend# Mr*. Pndgett bn# glv@n u«|
a portion of a letter from her ■on,
Clyde Padgett, written to her from |
“Somewhere in France,” dated Dec. |
30th:
“I have Juat received your letter
written on Nov. 14th, and you will
nevet know bow ver/’ glad I waa to)
hear from home. I have received
only one of the Chriatmaa boxea
sent, but suppose the others will get!
here in the next few weeka. When J
I eat the fruit cake it made me!
think so of home and you. mamma
dear, each thing you sent in ’the
box was appreciated and needed,
for. as you ape. I. am writing thla
lettef on some of the stationery you
were thoughtful enough to put in.
We have been having aome very]
cold weather here. Christmas day
the ground was covered with snow,
for »t snowed all dav, hut the folks!
here tell ns we will have an early
sprint this is Sunday and as it
is dinner hour 1 will go but finish]
this later, and tell you what we had
for dinner. Had toffee, boile^
beans, bacon, pudding and soqio I
vood old American bread. This waa
not such a good polished meal, but |
good warm substantial eats, which
when you work as we do. will enjoy.
We have good warm clothes and al
together are very comfortable. My j
Fuuad has a roouj to ourselves with i
an open fire place where we use I
r. >d. tprbich you know I was always
li&h about, and believe me. d en-
it. for it makes me feel so much
home.
'ave spent a few hours with the]
tv.- Pickling hoys (your little dem
on! ratorfc brothers l from Orange-
bur z county, and Cliff Crosby from
Ruffin, today. They are well and
getting along fine. You and your
fri.*nds must always help the Y. M.
C. A., because it is doing everything
in its power do make us in “Khaki
Somewhere in France,” feel af I
home. I am- looking forward each
week to getting my Press and Stand
ard. for then I can hear from no
many of my old Colleton friends.
STOICH ACTS RIB
NT INDIGESTION, GAS,
. HEARTBURN, ACM
We have a large stock of the famous AVERY line of Farm-
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for the implements purchased from us.
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Make Your Money do Farther
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In the present crisis, economy is the watchword of the Na-
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tion. Real economy does not consist in doing without things we
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need. It means the abolition of extravagance from our homes *|
and the purchase of necessities at the lowest possible prices
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without the sacrifice of quality.
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We help you in all these things. We buy in tremendous quan
tities and give you the benefit of our saving. Every article we
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sell is backed by our ironclad guarantee of satisfaction.
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5 Per Cent Discount
Remember, we give a discount of 5 per cent on all cash pur
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.
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> ITnrk Hill. F^h. 13 -On accovrvt
uf the RjanhisiUs sTt.iatiofi it
l been deemed unwise to hold th^
’State, Teachers* ..\Voeiation In
••March as had been planned. J. P.
• Klnard.^ president, and R. O Burts,
necretary of the’association, actin'.'
upon the advice of the executive
committe-* r.n«i other m-Mi)ber« of
th> association, .peach'*-!’ th!s cen-
elusion, yesterday^
,g has hoen
‘I’aiR*** IMajtei»sln" Sick, ]
Sour. l |»set Stomachs in
Five Minutes.
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You don’t want a slow rptmv
when your stomach i* bad^-or an
uncertain one or ,a harmless on**
your •'tomach is too valunhl.c;-
you musln’t injure it with drastic
drugs, / ,
Pape’s ptap*‘psin Is noted for i,
ing relief; its harml
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po^tnon^d ‘ in x\vi
Free Flower Seed
Haetlnge' Catalogue
Telle You About It
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fo matter whether you farm on a
;e scale or only plant vegetables
Bowers In a small way. you need
itings’ 1918 Seed Catalogue. It’#
ly now and we have a copy for
absolutely free, it you write for It,
itloning the name of this paper,
i addition to shewing you about all
varletieo of vegetables, farm
#s, clover and flower seeds, our
tlogue tells how you can g%t free
i splendid varieties of easily grown,
beautiful Bowers, with which to
utlfy your home surroundings,
rood seeds of almost every kind
scarce this season, and you can’t
>rd to tako chances In your seed
ply. Hastings’ Seeds are depend-
s seeds, the kind you can always
end on haring “good luck” with,
’on are going to garden or farm
i spring. Why not Insure success
far as possible by starting with the
it seed? Don’t take chances that
i do not have to in seeds.
Frlte today tor Hastings' 1918
alogue. It’s free and will both In
set and help you to succeed ip 1918.
I. Q. HASTINGS CO* Seedsmen,
ante, Qa.—Advt _ XX
ITS
tZlNB ^
Fashion
Authority
Nearly 50 Yearel
gta the UM.099 women who turn te
(■CALL'S every month for correct feab-
for pattern o, for cconotnical boy In*,
noadlework, for ccod 0
for help, for otyle.
McCALL Fitterr.o flt
TT'.r* meoti
imloflnitoly. Whether it will he - nc«s: if*'certain,,unfailint actj/Tn
held latw in th«* stpiinc will - he dfvTr.-:j»la*:nc • V>nr. ta. '^jX •»«.».
term«ncd a little . Should’"ft* relief' 'jy inti
ho foond no? Iblc and should it ).“ition. •!• spepria and Kas>ritis. when
t hoi’ .ht advisable fb.Jmld it lat^X. ; caused U> acidity. hasMiiau*' it fa
the memhers of the association, will
he notified. .'ll the programs had
been prepared and the rtnal arranize-
ments had hern completed for th
^ulit^lbia meetinc, hut it
thfftight that ihe action of the e\ anyone sh'
c.'iitivo coinmitteo will me»*t with|doesn’t ^faree with Iduawt—.if ITllo'
iver<^
K°»p this wolfaerftil stomach
sweetenin yotfr home keep it
handy—get a !arge flfty-cent * case
was j front any di^g store and then it
“-••"le shofild eat something which
’t sun
:e approval d’a larce number
.t* teachers tit the State.
of
It. C. HURTS.
they e^ lays tTke lead,
sours and forms gas;
ferments ?.n*:
causes head-
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Motions of acid and undigested food
A -remember as so<»n as i’hpe’s Dia*
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<Ve desire to thank most ctjrillal-; ,i,orn:lch jt to nOH,rali7, ‘ V’
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Iv those kind friends and C e>nftborA e . xr ‘‘ ss ^ «f>'»ity. then ail th-
who so kindly and thoughtfully as stomach distress caused by it dis
sisted us during the lasxfUness and an ’“ iars ’ Promntness. certa.nn
andx
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death of our wife- kndChiother, Mrs.
r,. \V. Way. They/rould not have
done more nor hoW* done better.
, HUSBAND yfSD CHILDREN
TO ALL WOMEN
WHO ARE ILL
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Woman Recommend*
Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vege
table Compound—Her'
Personal Experience.
McLean, Neb.—“ I want to reeotn-
meod Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable
Compound to all
women who suffer
from any functional
disturbance, as it
has done me more
good thaa all the
doctor’s medicine.
Since taking it I
have a fine healthy
b&hy girl and have
!>a in health and
and ease iff overcoming such stom
ach disorders is a revelation to thos*
who try it. .
.\t a U+ux-dike this the followin '
p'‘. a .of Fhillips Brooks seems to call
i:.- a cl»‘a'er consciousness of oo.’
fesoomH+oUtc":
“O, do not pray for easy lives.
Pray to be stronger men. Do not
pray for tasks equal to your pow
ers. Pray for powers equgl to your
tasks. Then the doing of your work
shall be no miracle. But, you shall
wonder at yourself, at the riehnep*
of life which has come to vou In
the grace -of God.”—Phillips Brooks.
AND NOW THEY ARC COOKING
TOBACCO TO MAKE IT BETTER
For a good many years The American
Tobacco Company have been conducting a
jeries of experiments having aa their
object the improvement of smoking
CONSTIPATION
And Sour Stomach Caused This
Lady Much Suffering. Black-
Draught Relieved.
Meadorsville, Ky.—Mrs. Pearl Pat
rick, of this place, writes: “I waa
very constinateJ. I had sour stomach
and was so uncomfortable. I went to
the doctor. lie pave me some pills.
They weakened me and seemed to
toar up my digestion. They would
gripe me am] afterwards it seemed
l Was more constipated than before, j
l heard of Black-Draught and do-1
zided to try it. I found it just what I ,
needed. It was an easy laxative, and,"
not bad to swallow. My digestion soont
improved. I got well of the sour atom- j
ich, my bowels soon seemed normal, •
£:o m«re griping, and I would take a
dose now and then* und was In good
-hape.
I cannot say too much for Black-
Draught for it is the finest laxative
one can use.”
Thedford’s Black-Draught has for
many years been found of great value
in the treatment of stomach, liver and
bowel troubles. Easy to take, gentle
and reliable in Its artion. leaving nc
rad After-effects, it has won the pralrt
ot thousands of people who have used
it. NO-136
Bakers Not to
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Raise Price of Loaf
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For the Colleton Garage. There
You have Attention and Service
Standardized the County Over
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The Colleton Garage
RAILROAD AVENUE, WALTER BORO. S. C.
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THE MARVELOUS
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A-I-M STORY
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And it te interesting to know that one
oi the greatest of their discoveries was one
of the ■impirst. and that waa, that cooking
or toasting tobacco improved it in every
strength. My hus- way, jute as cooking most foods improves
band ard I both
ga.n.v
William Elliott, food administra
tor for Booth Carolina, has receive!
the following telegram from Herbert
Hoover, national food administra
tor:
“Rumors have reached our bak
ing section that bakers propose rais
ing bread prices on account prlc-
wheat aubstitutes. As one barrel of
flour produces on the average two
h indeed and seventy-five pound
>naveaf and the«e substitutes wMl
comprise only one-fifth flour content
Years of Search Knd
Forsaken Farm In MJhmIk-
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MEDICINAL DISCOVERY
MADE mVEKTY STRICKEN
FAMILY RICH
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Almost this great medicinal iron deposit
buried beneath a marble-like rock
and clay covering which shelterec
it from atmosphere and water down
through the unknown centuries
since the all-wise Creator put it
there.
How the old darkey was cured by
contact with this mineral and how
that poor family near Hickory. Mis
sissippi suddenly' became rich
through legging this deposit for
ninety-nine years to the Ferrodine
Chemical Corporation forms nnoth^-
Everyhody knew iron was good
for people but to find it in medicr-
nal form like in Acid Iron Miner*! >r chapter of this wonderful story
Wps where the trouble came, and | Today, this Chemical Corporation,
praise y nir roed
trine to ail suffering
women ”—Mrs. JOHM Koppllmaxn, IL ‘
No. 1, McLean, Nebraska. y
This famous root and herb remedy, 1
Viem.
They took a real Burley tobacco, grown
- this country ", toasted it as you would
toast bread; moistened it to replace the
• •f victory bread, the cost of hrea! while chemists were making tinc-| w >th latest methods takes the min-
w II be increased’less than one-tenU. , tui-s, pills and tonics trom “metai- «*ral and h . v a process of Altering
of a coot per loaf for each dollar 1 ■ iron” that was apt to ruin teeth,
p.r barrel »7iat substitutes cost ''P^ r. p«*ople’a stomachs, etc., a far-
concentrating. testing and bottlin',
makes it possihle’for anyone to visif.
tin r. Vi.-ent price of ' ><fr by the name of Horn, almost J Ihe nearest drug store and procure
_ ,. ,,. ., ... ^ - - i na'ucal moisture driven off by toasting;
Lydiu E. I im;hams Veretnbie Com- ; ^ cigarettes, called them
poumL has been restoring women of I "
America to health for more than forty J TAJCKY STRIKE, the toasted cigarette,
years and it wiil well pay any wonr_h and offered them to th: public. v
1 Tl»e result hi* been thxxrco^^d
Lackaihe, headaches,
the blues’’ to giv.
I i than - Jpra *-« - -»»
i ll 'titutes due t,*/I--tK'- K withnrV' was barely getting enough ' i* for th* home treatmep^ of blood.
' Hone sections a Iso t an . ’ < ► * .it for himself and family on his rhein;i*tic, KtoumcJ^’ an*, »iii tr-tie n
'"I’ation ditfleultieK' We carnyjrtU
l • lieve' thr.t fre<» \io'e:nent
.— panes
! • jle frrm down in Mississippi. troubles, and doctors, hospittls ano
The windows to his home lacked stirgeoos acclafjrj jr a sjdeftdiiL pre
•In to mills ill i * \lt in low* n !‘>w
and in their place paiotion and soXheap, s<* powerf 1
tion, r rr. jrucritie... } . . * . . .
cs, nerve usr.ess r r ever created for any tobacco product in a
iva th.j succesit o* similar length of time.
remedy a trial.
For special ruzge?tic.n9 in regard to
£ &Ur ailment write Lyuta El. Finkharr.
[edirine Co , I.ynn, Mass. The result
of its long experience is at your service.
The change produced by toasting is net
only most wholesome, but the flavor is
greatly improved, just as cooking impre "e*
meat, for example.
•re old bits of .ra:s and clothinc so eOtnl and /r*-c from injuriou-
k.* p out the 'insects, cold und opiates, narcotics r.rd alcohol, old
. aud yopng noty take it. Just u
Colored Man Found if. half to one tov?p«K»nfu! in a gla^»
Then one day a darkey, old ;.M ■>• *9*'+ mak«h n better, stronger,
top topic for you. The followin'.-
i o to f,: uarv c<*n»iit r <»n lik-* vltft gfcat sores upon hi ) stOrer has it. ot .i^Iarce- 12 ounfv
*''tis, justified. Mifter ot resale* ]i and body which it w«*bott!* will hr sent anvwhere on re-
" itbin trade should likewis** hg’ .''i ' e »uld n*-'er he rur*-d, slat'--°T price hy^ th** lerrodtr* *
{ed 'ILghHtg a ditch and came upon Uhemicfel Corp , Roanoke, Ya.
pnee*, n would be im»*c uhfort -j
riit« for wheat saving co’tpj.Kn <
i* M rxl net ion victorv hr«*;"l *
1 • slgmlizM hr advance in- p:!c<
! !'‘.‘ise inf* -m hgkeis of, your • j t;it\
’ 1 t do n*"' "hlnlf a\mr.c.r, In nrlr... ‘
blnk advance in priceX‘«ocrcpit, h|oo«t diseased and slowly
tar nee | consideration.”
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