Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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I \ Take Care of America’s greatest need is for ships— more ships. * ' Every available vessel is being utilized in government sejryjtee. i x * » . Many ships that have been carrying rubber from Sumatra and Brazil have been taken for active transport duty. The number now left to bring rubber to this country is extremely limited. This will necessarily force a temporary curtail ment of tire production. So, make the most of the tires you have. ^ * Use good tires. u Take good care of them. Keep them in perfect repair. See that they are properly inflated. / ** . . Increase their mileage by csyeful driving.’ Keep out of car tracks and away from bumps. Don’t scrape the curb or apply brakes too suddenly. ‘ l Ltco * Treed Get every mile have in them. your tires Only in that way can you be assured of youf car’s contin uous service—and remember, your tire is a vital war-time necessity. So again, * / \ • ■ , —take care of your tires. United States Tires are Good Tires x u - ^ Stoker. Ma> The fariuer* n this soot ion are busy, trying to cor.- quor ffenoral ^repn* Fiord Carter dined with his moth er. Si i s. Hattie Carter. H\*day. Mr. and Mrs. Hebe* iTobertao i and Mr. and Mc,s. Ivy Itennett. vis ited relatives at Orangeburg Satur day and Sunday. They made trip in Mr. Robertson’s Ford. J. A. • Ctlenn, of North Carolina, was a weleome visitor at the bom* of K. B. Bennett Monday afternoon. - Miss Annie Carter is visiting her stater, 4 Mrs. ’ Lewis Bennett, oi Lodge/ this week. Mrs. \V. F. Robertson and daugh ter. Lillian, dined with her. sister. Mrs. W. L. Johns. Ust week. Mr. and Mrs. S. P. Carter and chltdren, Harold and Ruth, Wednesday niuht with Mr. and Mrs. W. O. .Bishop, of Smoaks. . Sorry to state the illness of Mrs. K. B. Bennett, but hope that she will seon be out again. ' . Hob Crosby, of this section, left for Charleston Monday, where he will go in training. Jervey' Buchanan and Bub Berry, of Walterbwro visited in’ this sec tion Sunday afternoon. I I. Ife Bennetl had business lij Ruffin Tuesday afternoon. . ieIWcIP - BIUTOK ON 10ES ivfiy a Corn is so Painful and says Cnttinu >lakt-s it - Them (iron. Pr*ss.-an VH , ctvfc Initton and yon form u contact witli a live wtrv' which rinus the bell. When your . shoes press against your corn it pushes its sharp roots down upon a O ean Ma SPRING O with S ApoLl 0 f Opening Sale .We Have a complete line in Ladies’ and Men’s'Ready to Wear. Our Ladies’ Waists and Dresses are the talk of the town. A big selection in silks. * ' • * ' 1 Our Mm’s artd Boy’a Ready to Wear can’t be beat in price or quality. • ^ *• • Don’t wait too long on your Ladies’ and Children's . 0. m - ‘ . * Hats, as the selection will soon be sold out. Singer All Over The World s Store I ! sensitive nerve ^nd you get a shock j of pain H. W. COHEN Next to Herndon’s Restaurant' WALTEUBORO, S. * The pu><;base oT over two millioa Instead of trimming your corns, j ^n-er family, sowing machines ev-j ! which juerelv makes - them grow, fry year is thcjrihute paid by wo-| just step into an* drug store and |m*-n of the world to this mechanical • ■ ask fo^ a quarter of an ounce of j Perfection. Lt-js the best machinal freezone This will cost very little th;.t money can buy an*l lasts a lif * j 'hut is sufficiertt to remove 'every Line. I hard or soft corn or callous from one’s feet. A few drops appHed di rectly upon a tender, aching corn stops the soreness instantly, and soon the corn shrivels up so it lift* right out. root and all, without pain.. This drug freezone is harmless and never inflames or ev'en irritates the surrounding skin. / / THK ANCKLCS OF STRIFK \V*‘ fix terms to suit purchaser, and allow 20 per cent, discount for cash. ... • X* ('alfr 'phone or write to SINGER SEWING- MACHINE EMPORIUM M. PANIOTTIE ■ ». Manager. * ■^iilroad Avenue. , ’ ■**' *1X. Walterboro, S. C. A complete sttN'k *»f t'nifeil States TiresXs carried by th« Sv following Sale* amt Service l»epot. X. , RIZER & WALTERBORO, - WIXTHKOI* C'OLLKtiE M HOLAItSHIP AND ENTRANCE EXAMINATION The examination for the award of vacant scholarships in Winthrop College and for the admission of new students will be held at the county court house on Friday. July 6 at 9 a. m.. and also on Saturday, HONOR ROLL RUFFIN SCHOOL July 6. at 9 * m.. for those who wish to make up by examinations; Duncan Padgett. Parker Chassereau, additional units required for full Stephens Smyly. admission to the Freshman Class of J Third Grade—*Bess<e Breland, this institution. The examination Hubert Padgett. Cecil Rhoad. Gra- on Saturday. July 6. will be used, ham Crosby, Herman Williams, only for making admission units., Edna Smyly, Louise Stnyly, Bessie „ „ „ .... , J The scnolarships will be awarded, Lee Smyly. Mabel Priester, Dorothy * , Bell, it is said that men . (By F. W’oodruff.) There’s a little town about 6b miles south of Birmingham, on the Louisville L Nashville, called Ver- bana. The town is well named. & It is redolent of the old-fashion ed southern flower. It is peopled by simple farmer folk. Some mth* stantial citizens of Montgomery keep summer homes there. There are few sounds about the place. An occasional mule team rattles down a red clay road draw ing an empty wagon to the general stores, or bumps pleasantly hack toward the Chilton county hills. Oecassionally a gentle wind causes the leaves of the oak trees that shade the town to sit*b one of those sighs of content that men breathe r after\j goofl meal on a good ser- jinon. or a well-rendered piece of musie. * ; It’s as peaceful a place as can be 'found in Alabama or any other place. It might well have been modeled after Goldsmith’s "Sweet Auburn." I But thefe's a new sound there , now - V' ^^/x ! It is the Angelus of Strife. It calls the people of Verbena not onK to worship but to deeds. Kvtqw afternoon Tfft 6 o’clock th** bell pf\lhe Verbena churyh ring*. It continiibe to ring for two.minutes, and while if*, brazen song is lifted the people of X^erbena stand and pray. With heads uncovered and bowed. The following is jeach .mnn. each womatK each child, each saint, and each sinb^r repeats these words: "God bless xiur President, ohc sol- gu them on f6 victory. When the sound begins, the ob servance of its call is universal. Men halt in the stree.t: wagons are pulled up on the road; women rise from their knitting or pause in their cookery—for they have earfy sup per in Verbena—the plowman half* his work, and each repeats the prayer. Verbena calls it "The Prayer of To Coro • CoM la Oaa Day. Take LAX ATIVX BROMO Qatalac. It Mops ths Cough and Headacha and wort* off the Cold. Or.icgUta rr-iund money It ft faila to con. L. w. GBOVB’S ai»-**-n on each box. 30c. THE NEW LOCATION OF Finn Jewelry Store AT GREENVILLE, S. C. 211 W. Washington St. / - x x. ^ ^ S All Correspondence will be given Prompt Attention / / NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY / - / . -'T” c. _ / / / / / ■A Si / / SOUTH CAROLINA. Ruflin, May 7 the honor roll of Ratlin school: First Grade—Merrial Breland. Clarence Thomas. 1.ouie Dewittj. Preston -Appleby, Klein Williams. andythe uNatron. nnd Janie Smith, Lina Mae Smith, Mag gie Crosby, Harold Patrick, Edna Chassereau, Edward Smyly, Nell Smyly. Second Grade—Pearl Crosby, upon the examination held on Fri day, July 5. Applicants must not beless than sixteen •ydars of age. who have never been known to pray before answer its call dutifully. Chassereau. , 1 Fourth Grade—Royce Breland. Prentiss Ulmer, Lee Smyly, Willie When scholarships are .vacant after , Hiott, Edna Griffin. Jennie Smyly. In Remembrance of Novdie and July 5 they will be awarded.' to • Fifth Grade—Mazie Padgett. Ma» ' Jud*on Sc arson .hose making the highest average at Croaby, Willie Mae Miley, Pattio In remembrance of littl^ Novdie this examination. provided they Mae Crashy, Earle Appleby ancj little Judson Searson. who died meet the conditions governing the; Sixth Grade—Alma Griffin. May- in our home. Litlle Novdie died award. Applicants for scholarships me Ulmer. ' • iJanuary Hth. IfllT. and little Jud- should Write to President ^lohnsor f'-“Seventh Grade-. Ida Brclabd, I** 0 ® died May 4. 1U17. No one^ will for scholarship examination blanks. Mhcrt Kinard. Harold Thomas, ;ev*V fllj the sweet little places and The<e blanks, properly filled out bv Reba Carter. Capye Appjeby. Eva no one knows how* these two little i ppMcah*. should l>e filed with ,f’;osby. Ernest I’atrick j’residtTt Johnson by .lulv 1st. ^ ! Eighth tirade* Maud Crosby ' Scholarships are worth $ loo and '.innLin 'Smyly. Lawson lltner fre< mi-inn The n* \t session will .Ninth Grade Kay Miley; .Vnn ! « open Si ,.te. if.i : lx, IMS, fur -f elh Cto.-hy, faona Carter, tiier. information and catab»i;ue. ad- Tint!) Grad«“ Gertrude Thoma- dress Piealdeiit I*. R. .lohn-ou. MocK Ti'eluia Mile*. Mollo WilliatiK Hill. 5. C. , .'-22-rip / v V x \ X X If you do not own your home, Begin to plan for buying it now.. Real Estate will * // ’ *' Never get cheaper. See us if you wish to buy; see us if you x ■ ' / / ... wish to sell. / -, • X / • Property sold on commission or flat. S S S' X x S List your Property with us if You Care to Sell. Let us Know Your Wants if You Wish to Buy. x ■ ‘.S 'NOTH l i;: Hoiyfl to llappim^s. - u > Tie amiable, cheeiTui and good^ na- ured and you are much 010^ like ly to be happy. You wMl find th ! s Ou M:yy 14th. If'-v, j will apply |diflleult. *f rot impo-.«ible, however, to the. Probate Jud-e for Colleton 1 when you arc constantly troubled county. South Carolina. I •• Letters with constipation. Take (’han.b* Diymissqry of the * state - u.‘ H> nrv j tain’s Tablets and gi-t rid of. tha* Harvev. ancx-la a*o misned - in this homo. God pfvetli and God (aketh and God knows lies! in h'r area. They Ij happv 'iitle am . Is with our li n Savior and Lord.’ Sleep on I Mle liabias nnd take youi Xjest. _Jof I I new God wanted you for sunU> .;ni* 11 to shmf *neti day fot him, l I ’owll >op ate not dead for’you both arevl ’ -!i p‘n ip .)< tdygr, <1 ■ n. 1 Lord I heljcv* w it iCTaitli. .!')]>.• jl .,^d prai <> * 1 Bye bye, MOT Hi ''X X " / s Carolina Real Estate /\ %& X X X ,x... Xx x X w. W alterboro, Manager. South Carolina SUSANNAH HVKVEY. 4-17-tt. A 'Jn.inistVatri'. Walterboro. S C, .\pril 12. IMC <i«*t Rill of Your Rbe-irilKtWm. Now is the time to get. rid r.* • . i- 'I and it will be easy Tfiese tnl>|et> 1 benuiatism. You will find C» mr- rot no! move the bowel?, but im-'berlain’ Liniment a great I Ip.- prove the appetite nn ! atreogthen ( The relief which tf affords i- alone the digestion. worth many time* its cost X X / v' ■i