The press and standard. [volume] (Walterboro, S.C.) 1890-current, May 29, 1918, Image 7

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Wednesday, May 29, 1918. tEKR’S VIEW 1 BL EASES B0L16 THE press and standard DEWS HE FOUHD IANIAG WONDERFULT ■»' XOT s n***R* SK i > at His SKNATOIt. 1AL rnMJHARY OK DKMO- IRATIK 1‘ARTY. SAYS BLfASE FEARS TO MEET THE ISSl'E | A re« Peoplr Will Xut h,» bj Such P«litl<*«l Snipinc—l.cv«*i V^i]| Mwi 'all ^AfipoInlnHHits' .is Scheduled. DUES ABHAHEED FOR ■ CAMPAIGN PIRIV •I l*A\"T FIX'D 'WORDS TO KX- ^ SENATORIAL KAMPAHiX OPENS AT WIXXSKORO AND STATE PRESS MY PRAISE OF IT" IS A ( HARLESTON MAN "EM, ji nk eiohpeev f Itcthi'il Fiiriu«‘r I►•I’laies NiirtpH i i*l Ills K«-|ii Him IVcIint! Rail* >> for l.oiig l im«‘. t AMPAION OPENS AT IIARN- Considerable interest is hcinu «hown in the Senatorial riimpai^n. The three principal candidates In the race are SenatoV Tillman. Cou- cressman Lever and former Gover nor Rle.ise. It has been known all the while that Senator Tillman had no intention of eoinc on the cam- paian over the State for fhe reason that he felt his duties required that he remain in Washincton, ..and also that hi* health would not permit his making the strenuous campaign. Mr. Blease intended to make the campaign till Congressman Lever announced, and he now comes out. irith V statement that he* does not intend to eofform to the schedule of meetings arranged hv the State executive committee, hut that he in tends to conduct his own campaign la his own way. ^ Lever's Statement. ^ ‘ Congressman L» ve*- makes some very caustic comments upon this decision bv Blease. and has given out the following interview: "1 am not surprised .at this ac tion. It is nothing more than I ex pected; it Is in line with his whole career. He knows no law save his own reckless wild ambition. I am running for the Senate within the Democratic party and in accordance with its rules and regulations.' The party has said what my schedule o' speaking dates shall be and 1 shall stand hy it. . "Blease's bolting of the rules an<V regulations of the Democratic party of the State will not alter my plans except that it will deprive me of th > chance of exposing to his face his un-American sentiment, his disloy alty to the Democratic administra tion. his wanton and malicious at tacks upon President Wilson am. his reiterated lack of sympathy for the war aims of his government. RcverM** Himself. "Blease has always been In favor of the county-to-eounty cartvass. It is significant that only after my en trance intoMhe race he' suddenlv suffers a chance of heart on th'- county-to-county campaign. His failure to** observe it, now can be explained bnlv bv his fear of ^havin ’- to face. Vis hu- Nmerican utterances at’Pon^irih and Fillbert at the de claration of war by this government He know* /hat t shall not allow him t<| escape them and he dares not meet me face to face before the people of the State each day in the campaign upon these issues. The people of South Carolina will pot be fooied by any such po litical sniping He knows what the one iffiie in this campaign is going to be. He dares not face it. My er.trr^ice into this race has run him off the stump.” "I can and do recommend Tanl.u because of the >va?y it helped me. Taulac is a .wonderful medicine, ami E-eannot find wohds to express ui' praise of, it.” declared C. L. Carter, of 71 Bay St.. Charleston, a retire! farmer. fY*r se\*;n years I suffered with stomach trouble, indigestion and kicjney trouble.. During that time I had the best treatment I could get and eveo went flo the hos pital, without getting permanent re lief. I suffered, from a number of minor ills that always kept me feel ing badly, and I believe 1 had pall stones. My most serious trouble was convulsions, and at times I would be unconscious for hours.' l ha\e ha(T these attacks on th • street.' STATE PARTY COMES TO WALTERBORO. FIRST Candidate*.-for State JWlce Will lw* at Co lelon's Capital mi Saturday, dime' TwtSity-two — Senatorial Party Come*. July Twenty-live. The itineraries of the State and Senatorial campaigners have been arranged to begin on June IS, the .^enatori.il party at Winnsboro and the State party at Barnwell. The two parties are to be kept some weeks apart, the Senatorial party reaching Walterboro .on July 25, and the State parly teaching this place on Saturday, June 22. . Colleton county, will have one candidate in the State party. Hon D. L. Smith, who is a candidate for "Mv men urged me to take Tan-1 railroad riimmissioner. and I took it, though then 1 di<’. I The itineraries are as foljpws: ■ ^ * Senatorial Campaign. Winnsboro, Tuesday, June 18. Chestery Wednesday, June 19. Yr rkville, Thursday. June 20. GIRLS! AND x* ■ .. I AND STOP Tm Thi*.! Vonr Hsiiv G*- t;!<>*.-> and Abundant at Once.. / Wavy. lad not have much faith in it bhacr l other medicine. -But I can now sa:> that Tanlac is wonderful. I hat • taken seven bottles and I feel as tvell as I ever did. I have not. had one of those convulsions since 1 smarted taking Tanlac. I feel like a' new jn* n . have lots of strength and energy and atji not troubled at all.” ^ Tanlac. the ‘ Master Medicine," is sojd in Colleton county by Jno. M. Klein. Walterboro: The Collet >n Cypress CoT Colleton; /Cottagevillc Drug Co.. Cottageville; Islandton Mercantile Co., Islandton; W. C. Glover. Green Pond and Jaclcson- boro; E. H. Bishop & Co., Lodge. Cottageville School Has Closed Session Cottageville, May 27.— The Cot tageville high school held its com mencement Friday evening. May 24. The program rendered was as fol lows: * . .Music, Ina Mae Grifflth.- Invocalion t Rev.’ G. K. Way. Salutatory, Cgrrie Lou Willis. Class Prophecy, Gaynell Spell. Essay, Thelma Reeves. Class will, Gaynell Spell. Valedictory, Horace Rhode. Presentation of diplomas. Mr. W. E. Willis, president of board. Music, Alma Reeves. Address, Mr. A. Adams. , Benediction. Rev. G. K. Way. Those who received diplomas were Horare Rhode, Gaynell Spell, Thelma Reeves and Corrie Lou Wil lis' .' , / • The school has had a most sue >«ssful year under Miss Corrie Wi! lis as principal; Miss Sus>e Dunbar. Miss Marie MoAlhany, Miss Mamie Felder, av assistants. All of the teachers were re-elected. After th>* exercises several hundred doRjtrs were raised for the Red Cross, * * Honor Roll. First tirade Marguerite Wil liams. ' Advanced First Grade Augusta WilJrS. Lucile Buckner. Wyman Breland. /XT* Second GradX Fen Ackerman, Rodman ReevesZ /'Third GrajK' Martha Willis. An- ni. Re. ves/TMith Gri..n, Lula Bell. Smith. / \ . FoiijX 1 Grade Atha^ Lee Buck n. v. >7t«|iev1eno Willis,'Doris Smith, James Gridin. /Xiith tirade <’. K ' Ackdrinan. 7 Sixth tirade Varnell Ackerman. Harris Willis. Seventh Grade Ralph Gritlith, \. II 'AckertUiin, Lee I’eiJC*'. Ten til Grade Horace Rhode, Thelma Reeves. Gaynell Spell. Can- rie Lou Willis. ce/ | & / ■ To b-» p«>sse!e?f*<l of a head ^of h• y. beautiful 7 ha r; soft, lustrous, fi’jffy/xavvXml frc«* from dandrulT !• “lerelyX 7 !matter of I'lsfng a littl" Danderindi \ ‘ It isZ asy and itv-xpensive to have n ceXoft hair and lots of it. Ju«t small bottle *tf Knowlton's nderinc now for a few^ cents- all / drug stores recommend It* apply a little as directed and within ten minute* there will be an appearance of abundance, ’freshness, flyffinek* and an incomparable gloss ttnd lus tre. and try as you will you canrtot *nd a trace of dandrulT or failin'; hair; but your real surprise will be after about two weeks* use. when you. will see new' hair—fine and downy at first—yes—hut really new htrr—sprouting out all over your scalp—Danderine is. we believe, the onlv sure hair prow. -, destroys; of dandruft and cure for itchy scalp •nd At never fails to stop f&lling hair at once. If you want to prove how pretty npd soft your .hair.yeally is, moisten * cif»th with a little D^indcrine and varefhRy draw it through your hair —takinkone small strand at a time. Your haiT will ‘be soft, glossy and beautiful in -just a few moments * delightful surprise awaits every one who tries this. No Punch Boards After This Month Ftilization of punch boards in the State will be forbidden by stat ute after Juno 1. The act making this a misdemeanor was passed at the last session of the general as sembly, the author being Furman J/ZLong, representative from Green* ville. Violation is a misdemeanor Tht* act reads: / "Sec. I: It shall be unlawful fog any peraon. firm or corporation ta use of pffer for use any punch boards or other kinds of boards with number* concealed .thereon for the purpose of gaming or chance in this State. “Sec. 2: Any person, firm or corporation violating Section l of this act shall be deemed guilty o* a misdemeanor and upon conviction thereof shall be fined not less than f 10 nor more than >25, or impriX oned not less than five days nor more than 30 days-, or both, in the discretion of tjw* court. Pfovijrted that for the second or third of fense under this tact, , the fine shall be not less than $25 nor more than flOO^or imprisonment on the public works of the county tor a period not exr eding three months.” I ngaster, Friday, June 21. t <\ oiden. Saturday, June 22. Clo sterfl^M. Tuesday, June 25. Beonettsville, Wednesday. June 2 < 5. Da lington, Thursday, Jn*e, 27. Bishopville, Friday, June 28. Sumter, Saturday, June 29. St. Matthews, Monday, July 1. Orangeburg, Tuesday, July 2. St. George. AVednesday, July 3. Columbia. Thursday, July 4. Manning, Monday. July 15. Dillon, Tuesday, July 16. Florence, Wednesday, July 17. Conway, Thursday, July 18. Marion, Friday. July 19. Kingstree, Saturday, July 20. Georgetown. Monday, July 22, Monck’s Corner, Tuesday. July 23 .Chari'ston,'Wednesday, July" 24. Walterboro, Thursday, July 25. Ridgeland, Friday. July 26. Beaufort, Thursday, June 20. Hampton, Monday, July 29. Barnwell, Tuesday. July 30.. v Bamberg. Wednesday. July 31. • Aiken, Thursday, August 1. Edgefield. Friday, August 2. Saluda. Saturday, August 3. Lexington, Tuesday. August Jt. Newb'rry, Wednesday. August Laurens, Thursday, August 8.„ Gfeenw’ooO, Friday. August X- Abbeville-, Saturday^ August. 10. McCormick. Tuesday^ August 1!. Anderson, Wednesday, August 14. Walhalla, Thursday, August 14. Pickens, Friday,. August 16 Greenville, Iriaturday. August 17. t’nio#, Wednesday, August 21. Gaffney, Thursday, August 22. Spartanburg, Friday. August 23. State Campaign. Barnwell, Tuesday. June is. Hampton, Wednesday,-June If*. Geaufort, Thursday, June 2«L Ridgeland, Friday, June 21. Walterboro, Saturdav. June 22. Bamberg. Tuesday, June 25. Aiken, Wednesday, June 26, Edgefield, Thursday, June 27. Saluda, Friday, June 28. -<* I-exIngton, Saturday, June 20. Newberry. Tuesday, July 2. Laurens, Wednesday. July 3. Greenwood, Thursday. July 4. McCormick. Friday. July ft - Abbeville, Saturday, July 6. Anderson, Monday, July 15. Walhalla, Tuesday, July 16. Pickens, Wednesday. July 17. Greenville, Thursday, July IS. Lnion, Friday, July 10. Spartanb/lfg, Satuida-., July 2" fiaffney, Tuesday.. July 23. Yoikville, Wednesilay, July 2 4. Lancaster.. Tliursday, July 23. Chester, Friday. July 26. Winnsboro, Saturday. July 27. Camden, Tiu^lnv, July ::fL -.Chesti.rli'ebl. Wednesday^ July ::i B< nn ttsv die, Thursday.. Aug. 1 Darlington, Friday. August 2. Bishopv die. Saturyh y. August 3 Sumter, Tuesday, .Ciigust 6. Dillon. Wednesday. August 7. Conway, ThifMday... August S. Marion, FndaX August 0. Florence, 'Sfiturddx^ August l*i. Manning. Tuesday, \Vjigust 13. Kingstree, We«fni*SfRty. August 11 Georgetown. Tliursday, Ayig. 15. Monck’s Corner. Friday, ,Aug. 16: Charleston. Saturday, August 17. St. George, Tuesday. AuguK 2*«. Orangeburg, Wednesday, Aug. 21 /St. Matthews. Thursda^, Aug. 22 . Columbia, Friday, Augliat, 23. GLYCKRIXE MIXTTRE ■ FOR APPENDICITIS / / X -y y We cordially invite the people of the town and county to call at our store and see in operation an electrically driven sectional Willys Knight motor, showing* the operation of this wonderful motor. It can be seen in the store room of A. Wichman and Son. We beg'to announce that we have also just closed a contract to sell the famous Clydesdale Truck. These trucks come in size*, from one ton to five tons, and are just being introduced into this country, being already widely used in the armies of England and France, and in* England. * Overland Palmetto Co. /%> X V • WOMAN** CASE STARTLES WALTERBORO Mr? F. J*. Kogcr. w^n is now liv- n v it Hampton, is vhvjting rela tives in Walterboro. * 04 «U toeic and Uz«iis« eflrrt. LAXA- ¥** BfcGMOCi miNE U better this orotaarr Oerei-e and ytora mat cat i* hetg Kribcmbrr the tall canc ttxl Whenever You Need a General Tonic Take Grov e’a The Old Standard Grove’s Tastelrs? chill Tonic is equal!/ valuable us > General Tonic betau'-e it contains tin vellknown tonic proptrslx-f'cfQUHGN •' md IRON. Pact* on tfrelgve', Drivi Jut Malatia TnricY-a Walterboro people can prevent appendicitis with simple buckthorn bark, glycerine, etc. as mixed in Adlec-i ka. ONE SPOON FPL flush-* e* the ENTIRE bowel tract so com pletely t relieves ANY CASE sour stomach, gas or constipation and prevents appendicitis. The IN- .^TANT, pleaKint action of Adler i- ka f-.:1tit :?es both doctors and pa tients. Leaves stomach clean and strong. John M.‘Klein, dru-Xt. * y ■ tot Use wgaatuxe ol 8. W. CKOV8. Hr. ILi.Xs up It: Whole O/sUui. Re*t Renie<ly for Whixiping Oongh. "Last ‘ winter when )fiy little bov bad the whooping cougli I gave him i‘hauibei-laia’s Cough Remedy,” writes Mrs. Jj B. Roberts. East St. Lottir'.’ HI. "It kept his couch loose and relieved hirti of tbos«- drea<lful couching spells. It is Uio only couch tnedicine I keep In the ho is. because f have the most confldenc- in if.” This remedy is glso for colds an<l croup. A business man’s wife could not read or sew without sharp pain in her eyesX For years her eyes wen rid and Weak.* Finally she tried pur« Lavoptik eye wash. The re sult of ONE application astonished her. A £mall bOttle Lavoptik is ci.arant *ed to benefit .EVERY CASE weak, strained or itiAamed eyes. ONE WASH will startle with H quick results. Aluminum Niye nip FREE. John M Klein, drugget • • X X ■ X\ —' V That* la mors Catarrh In this sactloa •f tbs country than all other dlseaa— , put tofotbar. and tor years It was sup-" posed to bo incurable Doctors prescribed local rsmsdlss. and by ronstaatly fallinc to edrs with local trsataient. pronounced It incurable. Catarrh is a local disease, greatly Influenced by constitutional con ditions and therefore requires constitu tional treatment. Haifa Catarrh Medi cine. manufactured by F J Cheney ft Co . Toledo. Ohio, ta a conatltutlonal remedy, la taken Internally and acts thru the Blood on the Mucous Surfaces of tbs flyatem '‘lie Hundred Dollara re ward ia offered (or any caae that Hall's Catarrh Medl ire tails to cure. Send for c.rcu'.ar» ar<l t*-H!n.» r.:a> F J. CHENEY ft CO. Toledo, Otlo. . Fold by Lrugg<eU. T(c. Hall i ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft k ft f ft ft • CARDS. • ftjFftftftftftftftftftftt R. M. JEFFERIES i* X ’ , Attorney and Counsellor at Lam WALTERBORO, 8. V. Practice la all Courts except Equity. Loans NegotiatcMl on Improved Famiag Lands. Dr. A. J. Anderson* Dental Surgeon Sp. Id. Office Hour*: 9 a. m. to k p. m.i to 6 p. m. Fbona 10d-X. Walterboro, 8. C. It for you. What is LAX-F0S UX-fOS IS AN MfRSVKD CASCAIAe A Digestive Liquid Laxatm, Cathartic and Liver Tonic. Contains Caacarh Bark, Line Flag Root, Rhubarb Root, Black Ko«>t, May Apple Root, Senna Leaves and Fepsm.ft Combines strength with pala table aiouu-tic taste. Dues not gripe. 50c DODGE BROTHERS COMMERCIAL CAR Gasoline conaumptU>a la unus ually low. Tire mileage- ia , unusually high. STOP IN AND EXAMINE THIS RISINESS DELIVERY ARMY CYCLE MEG. CO. XX /