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Wednesday, June 5, 1918. TH* PRESS AND STANDARD PAGE fSVV En Route to France , Soldier Writes .Home ******** ******** * : vBRIEFLETS * **************** Camp Upton,. Lon« Island,"X. Y., May 27.—D^ar Mr. Editor: / Pleas* allow me the space in your paper to express n.y appreciation to you and •the dear li^crty-lovlnc peoj>h« of afternoon that Dr. K. s Colleton for their liberal contribo- ^denly stricken with _ r tion to the recent Red Cross driVe. . p^ndici^is, and was forced to lilider 11 gives me great pleasure to reao^go an operation at once." Mrs. Hat- in The Press and.Standard of how^j^- was Miinmoned and ltd 1 ! Ttiesdav the Colleton people are backing tlv* morning for Colm»t|ia when.- .she boys who, have'gone .into the tiirht is, with- Ua. Bailey. Dr. Hailey Ojseratetl On lor Ap|M‘ndieitis. News was received here Monday Bailey was acute apt is your con r ■4 fojr hdmanity, and it tributions thai wftl save , the life 4 «dleton Hoys Are anrf comfort many a soldier. " j Clems,Oiaidiiates. V, r . . The R**d Cross is the Mother on ' Two young men from this count* the battlefield, and the least it can I'were. qmong the ■ >rccent graduates do is to save the Jfte of a soldier leave Clemson College’ with d'- The American lied Cross is looked ploums in the agricultural depart upon by our allies a^l oui* does as ment. 'These voting men are Janies bcinc (ht-e,#iiftteRt' or^tfijntion in povas Marvin, of White Hall, and the war. And remember Hftt it is George Dewey Pftdgett, of Walter- you people back home that makp it t,oro. Mr. Marvin is alredy i nttie possible for the service of the Red service < f his countrv, having en- Cross to reach the wounded soldier listed piior to his graduation. and the t heart-broken p«*ople who.) 0 have s-ilfered so-jmich in this war. ib-esentod l*urse \• We are fighting for a worthy i |t v Admirer*.- ' cause which is right in the sight of , Sgt. H. A. Adams was presented man and God. and the least thing a, W itu a purse of $50.00 bv the cit:- SQldier can do is to lay down his ze ns o/ Walterhoro and $34.00 bv life that. Amyica shall still be free, the citizens of Lodge as a token of Did you ever stop to think that it i their appreciation of the lectures Is easy to fight' for those who ap-1 he has given in Walterboro aiid preciate it? Well, judging from the j /0 d Ke . Set. Adams wishes to thank manner .n which the people of Col- them one and all for their kind- leton responded to the calls to pro- ness. tect the soldiers who are fighting | • - - q - for democracy. *t will not be a dlf- >Ir *. w A(kt . tman flcult task for one to do his best In Moves »o AtlHnta * order lhat those responses will not (1 Tho manv fl iends‘of Dr. and Mrs* have been made in vain. It is on \y. B. Ackerman will regret to learu this.occasion that I wish to thank that ^.e- and the children have di-I such institutions as Colleton Cypress iCideil to InoVe to -« tlanta . where Company for their loval response (thpv wl H he near to her'husband, the calls of humanity Colleton Dr w Ackerman, w.ho is^station- county -s Populated by, those people e( , thero a9 a phvjli Han in the who realize that nil w^ are and all ralnp Mrn Ackerman has that we e ver evp, et to he will he hpr hoilseho , d uoodP and „ n ti| ,hev determined by the terms of peace arriV( , ,r Ulanta sh „ will visit rel- hat w-ill be sivne, r.t tfte termina- at , v ^ and friends rear Ehrhardt. tion of this world s wqr. The ap preciation of your kindness ‘can only be expressed vvhen DLL Glory waves over the palace of the .ioniser of Germany. ^ Since you peopl* interested as I are so deeplv * * * *l» *V» ••# »*» «*e »•» •t* «*• sle *,» *.* »,» »,» »,» ^ +F Personal Mention * in ‘the^ Red Red Crdss, Cross, and ambulance 1 *********** ***** X (V. X an J ' ross ’' ainmuance ■ Miss Eminaline- Beurifoy, who n driver, I w-ill toll vou what the lied college at Nashville, Tenn., 4s a: Crhss men do when they are in a,-. hQpJo fo| .‘ t liH holidays. tion. Every soldier in the Red Cros; ; ^ ^ has to know first aid, regardless of! Mrs. F F. Long. of Manning, wai what other duties he may ha^e.to tjj e 0 f Miss Saraji Kohn Jdi perform. The duty of an amhu- FeWra , davs the pa ,. t lance driver is to transport the W eek. wounded anywhere from the fron< 1 , X DWtrenches back to the base hos-. H Zalin wuuft to Cha>deston pitaR ,11'e first, place that receive* dav j n re X^ se to fie vvododed is the’first aid station, a y ^ juror He* ahd from ^here he is taken to th- hr)W c V ‘er, and returned Mondayy’ fleld^dfo'-pital and then to .the base j \ a p hospitaYx/Every j{ed Cross man has a medieal h< lt whicli has to be worn all the time 'Vhile he is in nctieij. Thi^/belt Irt's.teu pockets, which,' wjtcn.fead from rutb* (< > toft! cor- fain the following: Pockets, No. t. jtfjdsjde safety pins, tournequett and ad>| hesive tape; No. 2, Iodine swaljfGT No. .3. sublimated, gauze; Nos. 5 part of'dhe un>- sunimons aa was e\cuse<|. Mrs. S. R: Hope in at RiVprside inflrmarv ^Charleston, whej-e she is rapidly/recovering from a opCrpdon. Rev, Mr. Hope a xood portion of h>s time recent spends at her — ■ f>^0—— Col. Jas. G. Jkidgett, accompanied _ u . . ....... . . by Mrs. Padgett, Clyde Padgett and ’ ' uvol dressing Adolphua Jone8# wt . nt to C olumM i pockets each; No s,x gauze hand Monday ^ t(Mnoon> wh eie CoL and ages, and No. 10, Anuhoma and M i-8 The Food BUI, The Ice Bill and the Doctor bill are Closely Related 'fhys fact is becjAiing better understood c'.'cfy year, rf.d todii'y very few people are satisfied v.ith anything but the most per- led ^f reurgjator;., gladly J'\inK without semethinj? else rather than risk their fam ily’s health with a p ior refrigerator. This re-* « liberator thoroughly meets all conditions of sanitatu n, cijculation of air and economy *, • * of ice. We 1‘eol sure if you come in and look* over our line of refrigerators we can pleas.r you, both in price and style. Prices ranging from $10.00 upward. . The Hygienic Refrigerator Will Do Afl We Claim For It ■. , v . w . .. , .. -... ^ Padgett went to be present r.t p r'Kht Klde of the b ctt|c olu nD)ia College When Mrs I*ad- at the bottom are two instruments I M iss Isabel Smith. gfdduates. Miss .Smith ijnent which are used (o cut clothing fron around the wound, and to stop a-- terial bleeding. Now you see wh the Red t/rbss gives to every iiurh in* the rp<'dLral t-orps. The bov/ X in my company came from neatly e\- ery state ih the Union, and ... is .well known in Walterboro, having lived here for many years,' and she de. serves the congratulations of t hpr friends on the splendid record she made at the college. ar “ I Q 0 - , , s , . Having) Miss Irene Pelluni dvill arrive in hud nine months train>ng. we are fown toniKht , ron “. (?re «, n ^, K where she graduated this week fro»:i a jolly good bunch, tdo. eater to get out on tXe real battle field and use our s wounded, tfust think how glorious It will he to fae** old Fritz and all of his devilish tricks anil save a boy who has nearly given his all that AmericanWomes might not be shat-j ^ j atne9 Thomafi Corbett completod tered by an unmerciful foe who re- course at Porter Military Act- spects neither sex nor ace. And it demv this wpekf and was Bradliatwl . Is you neople to whom all of us are indebted. I hoUe the g:ood people of Colle ton wlll'-pardon this attempt to ex press to them my heart-felt thank- for the way in which they hav? re sponded to the Red Cross. That is the spirit of loyalty that will en- Buy Them And Help Win The War rOR SALE EVERYWHERE We wish to call the attention of tlrose who are not yet familiar with the Hygienic to the following features and to state that they will hnd the line worthy of the most careful consideration: , ‘ The handsome rounded cases are made of solid oak, not ash or other soft wood made to imitate oak. Double dead air space between three thick- nesses Pl^charcmMheathing, making an ab sohitely eTectiv^'insulation. i’: 'vision chambers of heavy galvanized steel, white/enamel and porcelian. The ico^pans in the ice chambers are made of one piece of galvanized steel and so form ed that the refrigerators cannot leak. All models have removable flues, leaving no lurking place fer germs and rendering cleans^ ing easy and rapid. Patent ihf^tior drip traps, which with the . drain pip^s are easily removed. Center dry air circulation. *■- Attractive nickle' plated hardware on all models. . . ^ < Ail shelves are retinned woven wire, one- ip.'h otesh. which will not retard the air cir- cul. tfen Tii > :h«* refrigerator.-. • / ‘ . V • p. ^ ************* * * * • ‘ • X x # * KsDOKN inurmaby N<lTKS •• * . / x * « * * * * * * * * ^ .•nsRVingthH tb4 , Greenville Female College. Miss IVRuni is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. W’. Pellum, and has made an enviable record in this college */ (Visiting hours froifi t to 7 p. m • Mrs. Cf H. Campbell, who ha-- Mr. Corbett stood well in. his J col- been at the Infirmary foit Severn! lege, and held the office of Cade; W eelrk, will return to her home tbi- Adjutarit. |ie is * ,son of Mrs. C. week. . • ..c. .. , T. Cummings, and is regarded as Mr. Crosby, of the Sniders «•*•- Pres^to them my heart-felf thanks steady and reliable young man, of tion. is doing nicely at the infirma no mean ability. . following an operation. —^-o-^- ' Mrs. Willis, of Hendersonville , , Miss Orville Jones, of Princeton, js getting on very nicely as an in eAim’ican troops to make Vjl is V |sj t | n g her parents, Mr. mate of the infirmary for a k! "? Kmser Hill's tfroud Prussians asham- and Mrs. A. H. Jones, at Thayers?, while. . ^ X • . | Mrs. Julia Simmons, who will h- J pleasantly rertienibered as a train* i} ed of themselves 1 have been reading The Press- and /Standard every week, and I have also read various other papers of Ar^-ica. hut none of them sur pass the efforts of The Press rnd Standard when It conies to meet in ; a Liberty bond or Red Cross drive. Mr. Editor, your paper and yon. readers purely have- the rlrht spirit. m Sm ‘fietS'lP Peel Off This Cora.” lltfii The Toe u Smooth m the Pelm of Tour Bend. The corn never arew that *‘Oete- It” will not get. It never Irritates the flesh, never make# your toe eore. Just two drops of 'Oete-H" and presto! the corn-pain vanishes. Shortly you can peel the corn right *************** * MARRIAGES * CLASSIFIED ADS. FOR S ALE **************** WAR SAVINGS STAMPS nurse, was here a number u/ times, has been at the Infirmary fur i several weeks undergoing treatment Mrs. Simmons’ home is in Chari* - Just ke*p it up and we will do the j been, de.-ignated Merchant’s War ************** * iton . Meryhanf* Day. j Mrs. D, E. Benton is undegroin | treament at the infirmary. Mrs. -C. M./Viard, who has b»*. ?• Charleston—Friday, June 21, has i rest. U. S, Amt Long Bland, N. Y. at the infirmary for some time. \ [Savings Day by the South Carolina „„ in , nr „ v ~w fhn t K h»..w!il n UNO W. KINSEY. jWar Savings Committee. Plans are ? r " ^ hl7 ho me thii wlek Co. 25. Camp Upton, being perfected to the end that thX v , i{i»ter of Ritter is t<-»- J" merchants in every town in the state ^o^rlthX Mrs. Willie Martin, of Islandtun. is going home Saturday if she mn- ******* *.M ****** II > rue Alexander Prten Is of Mrs E. FT^Hyrne in Walterboro and in Colleton .county *'°*t SALE—tt Brick Store, quart will doubtless he interested to learn 1 °* rts ^ or '‘«nning vegetables.. of h«*r ’<‘cent maniage to Mr. Jotm FOR HALE-—One Spanish Jack. W. Alexander, of Atlanta, <la. Thu weighing about M>0 pounds. Will marriage took place early iri \May. l sell cheap, or will trade for cat- at Liberty S. C., where Mrs. H)iq«* was making her home, am* after a wedding trip of several days Mr. and Mrs. Alexander returned to At lanta to make, their home. Mrs. Uexander has many friends and relatives in Colleton county who (vlAhbher well in her'new If fr. , Dr. Kardy Spoke i will agree to invest their total cash receipts that day in War Savings , b r * h ' tinn„ M Iffipro,' u r,pi<l!, a. .h. - - T . -/^'featuras of the great intensive War Monday NigM|»w»« cjm.iw .wo b» B , r , m™. Ad»«, h„o. ‘ ^ j^widncted from Jnne H to a( thP inflrman\ Monday^ a . ' . < t an<l is expected to be a memorabto i r n-n. The speeches of Dr. I. L Hanlv 'event of The campaign " fine ^ on V Jr -toeing n.n and Prof. ,R. Wy Wtftberry, ^ot-J This plan originated in Canide» l .| ,po, J | n " Jo4 , jx rtik returned last wc> ored, respectively of Charleston an i C.. where the merchants P»tn-' ‘. f | s ton<)»,.n Fuinter’ who hold position in th<- (0 tically entered into a similar agree- M ’ ra ‘r \d-ms has returned *.> food administration dep«• tfhept. ment. pnd it is believed that the. ” r ?‘ ^ . f . The -ourL.house MomTay night, were plan will be adopted nationally. ^ treater* r good practical and f&riotic. • \_n-o_ "* th- mflrmanr. . ,k r . , >!.«« Asn.c Fripp ;s at the it.fir * Mbs Annie Hlley a Worker. „... . vint , ,ak*n ‘ off with your finger and there you ara—pain-free and happy. wHh the toe aa smooth and corn-free ss your palm. • •*Gets-lt" Is the only safe way In the world to treat a corn/or callus. • It’alhe surs way—the way that never falls. It Is tried and true by nplllnns every year. It always work's. ••Oets-lt" make* cut- ting Shift-d digging at a corn and fuaa- with bandages, salves or any- uung else entirely unnecessary. . ‘'Oefs-It.” the guaranteed, money- < back corn-remover, theonlysure way, costa but a trifle at any drug store. M*f‘dby E. Lawrence ACo .Chicago, 11L BROW N—Ml Li,KB Adams Run, June 4.—One of th« prettiest society events of the sea son at Adams Run, was the wen ding of Miss Marion B. Brown Lieutj Fred S. Miller, which was solemnized at Christ Church Mon day evening. Rev. W. B. Guion of ficiating. The church was prettily d**eorated for the occasion and pre sented a pretty sight to the guests as they assembled. The best man was Lieut. Charles Dearing, of Washington. Following [the ceremony LAeut and Mr*. Miller left for Washington The beat wishea of many friends ro with them. Quite an appnHative audience m r 1 ...Mis* ss ,'nnie Milev, has been iVs- liunated as member of the War sanctioned theii; stnnc appeals to us. as American negroes, in doing ,0’ir all in this nighty conflict. Prof. ] savings Stomps campaign commit- - A. •'paldipg, with ease and dignity. !tc#> for Broxton Township In. placet p-p^!ded over the meeting.' out of .of Mrs. W. D. Rersy. Miss Mile'X which' Vrew the appointment of a | «i Vice rhafrnnn of the ReA Croasi 4tt)caJ working comipittee with J. H Auxiliary, and is‘ an active worker,' 'ther-r dav f nr an op-ration for ar.ite neierti*. n- ;. r . K. W. HYRNK E. W. Hyme, who has been in failing health for several jer v rs, |T>assed away at the hospital for (Jw 5 He \ppjy to J Swjnton Whaley, Edislo Island, S. 5-15-3t-2tp. Ft»lt SALK—Choice, registered I>u- roc boar pigs, ree*iy for delivery now, $15.00 each, cash with «)r- der. White Hall Duroc F’arm. G. 1L Gueijs, Pt:/»p. 5-2?-4t. FOR SAI-I*-—lloits^ goods, furnD tur»-, cooking stove, ranee, oil stqve and many other things at F. Finn’s residence, x2 Fi. Carn St. 5-20-:!t.’ FOR SYI.E—Ear corn for sale. Apv ply to \V. L. Driggers. Hors* Shoe Plantation, or Jno. F. Lu cas, Walterboro. It. WANTED WANTF.D—A few galloqsXgood syrup, in bottles, or Jugs, put up when first boiled, ty: W. Sntoak. LOST NOTH E TO PURI It MTRAYEI>—A ' cow and heifer tw<r years old, unmarked, front accus tomed range near my residence. Cplor light Jersey< (Reward tf returned, or for information. C. ' ,X. Crosby, Ruffin, S. C. «-5-2tp. Sold in Wtlt* rboro and rec^n-' ^ awav ai *tie nosp«ai ror tpc i BUSINESS LOCALS :if« mlej as ’\* '> •it.'s ’-ft c I'-fl invanp n Columbia last’ Mnpdayl ~AI1 site* fruit jars in Mason remo' , v bv V H 1 C >. Morning and his remains brought to ’and Ideal. Fruit jar rubbers and o’-w-.-K— ‘ * X ; XJcapfi- The Baick Store Adolphus* J. Jones w.il coiuphl ( his course it Wofford this year. H , went to CoP.imhia T '.scay and •sworn in as a :;i*>:iW of the naval r reserves. lU w.il r,-iv- his di» u Th ‘* tfecea*e^>HK a sqn of Henry T /Hyrae, «pr, .jrpd was horn at Wal-’ | WaH«rboro . aifft intef’ed/gt Live Oak cemetery on Tiiescjaf^ morninr. Mr. Hyrne. had he* n t:*k* n to <\>- was lumhla for .ti«atmwH for pellag-a about iwo we*k« before his death. ATTENTION VOTERS *pioma next w»*k j 1**0 t er ho ro J u ty 1 f», 1 x 5 2 Holmes as chairman. D. R. McTeer, Sec. What is'UAX-FOS <* UX-fO* It AN MPMVEO CASCAAA e A Digestive Liqaid Laxative, Cathartic ILrverToi - ' * “ “ ‘ Mrs. Berry Jiad •/» declinw'active. To Whom it May Concern: work as she is going to^We at Win- > ‘ My dog has been suspected of throp College for thc^^hort course, killing fh*ep jn this neithborhoo' 1 . The union serv.ew.for th* 'f iuel.- All Voters are required by law t<y secure new registration certificate^ Wb^n quit*' in order (o vote in t^e general The re gist ration hooks widower, about ten! main open e\ t >ry <lay through July UNION vERWt fS St Nim , ' ; o!,nL ' l '" to BaeriwM^ conn-, tion this fall ty, wlieye he matie hue home^-qntil books will open July Jut and r Has a GimmI Oploion of t hamt»* , i- hdii’s Tablets. “Ch^Kiberlain’s Tablets are a and liver Tonic.* Contains Csacara Bark, wond^M* .1'never sold anything thi.t K p 0 t e> Bine Flag Root, Rhubarb Root, Black ^ril^ F. B. Tressey, wh|tp atK)llt Boot, May Apple Root, SensaLeavca and IMchmond. Ky. When troubled) Pepsin.*C«Mnbmea atrengtb with pala-l»ith Indigestion or constipation give W. H CATTERTON table aromatic taste. Docs not gripe. 50c them a trial. 6-C.3L Salkehatohie. S C and if mv dog i* caught in anv nis- ‘“ s °f Wal** rhoio w.li be *i* !d at th chief like this 1 will gladly pay .-’I Urekbyterian church ^miav even in damages, rather than have him in- !lt ^o’clo f k The public :s coj^-ia 1 inred as he is valuable. My dog itt'Red t*> attepd medium sized, white with liver col- flea bitten / spots n half hound and cui. I - vis left -'^riuiwin j>x *uqipVago. when he returned to Wal-S^d. August, from 0 a. in. to t; p. m. .leydioeo. | All citizerr* ar«. urged to come *n " *—■ : nnd sejpure their regfetration c»?r- jt ORRIMTING ETtROR Uilkcates as early as possible. 5-5-lt. * Kl> "to** PPL A L WA*4 IHSMlss Upon’ n navpe hy / / sollcitoi Warren the appeal in the ras** of ing garm Quilli^ Osteen has h^ea dismissed and July In advertisemqpt of the Chief • by the Supreifie court. nqp Gain#. Warden laSlT week It was sta* ed that there was a penalty for sell- fish between April 1st 1st. Should have read At Thai Dm Ntf AfUet Mil between April 1st and July 31st. “ Bersose of ill treic six) Issithrc HkcC LAXA TIVE BXOMOUl IN 1NX is better tteawdiMry O'.irui* riKi Cot» not cihsc ■rr^oiwn nor liLgias in head gimvrnbrt th* toll name in ! loc4> tor lb< Mitiiti »t ct K W UXOVff. J>_