Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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r, lim* 12, ms. TBK FUSS SU'D standard , • ^1 ; H *< b • Is X >N. A A Halt The Hun t » Keep Faith With H. ^Provide the bays with & things they*meed to make short work of him. Guns, clothes, aircraft, food, munitions and the ships to get over I* with. These are the things the boys need, and they cost money . —hunks of it. - ' * ’ Ut 97 r / x ‘V* ♦ Savings Stamps *. ^ • » The more quickly our soldiers have all the things they need, the. more quickly the ships will be br inging our boys bafck to us. ^ •. * .. > - * * 4 , • : ‘ ; • •' * - ' # / * * ■* * t ; - • •• * . . . _ ' - y . Thi'; space contributed, for the Winning of the War by - * . V * * ■ , . . ' . ■ # * V / . • • '. - ^ - . . r • « When your boy was so little that all the world was a foreign country to him, he trusted you to take care of him. You feent hfm to school and to play and on-your little errands, and .with implicit faith he did your bidding. * \ ^ Now we have sent your boy or your neighbor’s boy out into a for- • eign land, into terrors that he cannot even know—and his| faith , has not faltered. He knou^ we will do our part if he does his. PLEDGE YOUISELF TO BUY WAR SAVINGS ST4MPS. Saving to help our sons is not to ’be called by the ugly name of duty or sacrifice. It is love’s blessed privilege Are we keeping the faith? Are we scrimping and saving and giv ing to help our boys do this thing that humanity has asked of them, and to help them come back to us sane and whole? Are we doing not only our bit, but all we car^ 1 r • " / ' * . v , • Thl.i space contributed for the Winning of the War by' H. ZALIN • - » Walterboro, S. C. •x. -• ^ > “The Home Makers” X X X X x / ' ^ *■ X, •X THE UNIV ■ ' / : .. Owners oi Ford curs ar-e advixed to be cautious oi “counter- . • yA, x - ' * x^ A ' ■ •* ' ^X feit ,, or parts not made bydJic-Fortl Motor Company. If yourxar needs adjustment, oi>d^eiudring, take it to the authorized Ford dealer in yoiir jpeafit>v(vhere you will find a reliable stnwice station ^with the completeKtechanical equipment and the necessary tools to-. give the/klghest quality Ford service obtainable—for the stand-/ ' ard Ford prices. / . : \ / -o. • . A XW •/X • . "X/ x *’ / / yAW the F6rd parts used by Ford dealers are manufacture^ a n( t supplied by the Ford Motor Company. If your car requires the re- ' ■ . / / / * placement of any part or parts, is in need of repairs^—don’t experi ment J don’t waste time and money trying to '“do it yourself.” It is one thing to understand and operate a car; it is another thing to make reliable repairs to a car. When anything,is wrong with your Ford make a “bee line’’ or telephone the authorized Ford /'» . • > \ X X' / / . X \. dealer. We are ready to give you prompt attention. So take your XX t . . - .. . , / / ' X' \ Fox’d car where satisfaction and economy are sure. / • WA.LTF,RlX)RO. S C, • X / ^ ■/ X ) x / . X' /. ' X X • I . A-'. hxtisands’ol our boys are going down into the 'freaches tXay * XXaij-friced; determined; splendid young men. Many are soon t > A^.fojn t / K( > ynny of the tamo, the l>Hnd or the‘dead. ; A . Z / •,\. .y' ' v/ You citn jdAbast go down i my our pockets for them. ' x" * rZ* xX/ ’ • ’ ' • • „ X > * y . * JJPlimk ft over—be ready when asked to sign the pledge to biiv \YiXSavings Stamps. / ^ There s-an army. Yes. a dozen armies—of stalwart, wind- bronzed. young men standing between you and the grizzly Hum Tliese young fellows are giviiig their ease, their comfort!, them friends and homes, .their bodies/the hope of life—giving for you ' ^.You can at least loan your dollars for them. y . y ' ■*' '. y ■ ■ / * ThU space contiibotad for the Winning of the War by A x ^. X # ■» o . >< - > A. Wichman & Son x x (OU.KTON’S LEADING HARDWARE DEALERS. WALTERBORO. S. C. A WHITKS FROM FRAXi^G / * Z \X C Li ETON BENTON er.EASED WITH CAMP ■ •/TTv . ■ /V, ... /y • \ Tlie l.omt Heard has rweiv letter frpm OmtoD_Renton o( tho 1,1th Col. 4th Tralninj; Hattali 158th Depot Hrifr&de, Camp Jac papers aitout me ^eint: n deserter, for l-«rar not an<h 1 lack Idle pf be. lua ouA I dp riot want any of my. friends to jhayr.that idea, for I nm asOiot-footed' as nnyhodv.” Mr. Heiyton was ordered to ap- a pear befq/e the Local .Hoard for en trainment. amt when he did not ap pear ph the day set for entrain- men*, ■ he was technically classed as son, in which'he states as follows: a deserter and hi# name published •‘I have arrived O. K.. and am as such in the papers. Later he well pleased with the army I ask appeared before the Ix>cal Ifokrd you to rhanKfrAheNfstateraeot in the and explained that/ as he had Somewhere In France, May 14.— Editor The Cress and Standard: Will you allow me space jfn • your paper to say a few words to the! dear people hack home, which is so 1 ‘far from the battle fields of Franco. 1 We boysNare fiyhtim: and are h«»ld- int out vhry bravely, thoi^ch we have trials ruat are hard to hear; but we hear tH*Mn without a mu^- inur. without a Void, for we krtow that we are fiuhfi^c for a yood caus* 1 . n caosp that'Xtrilf never be; ■ foryotten While owe K>e is strona. < we will inarch on dai hyCxJay to \ic-, tory. which in sure to be wjirs. We! came, over here Id win. ahtl ^e fire ( aoini: to the thrust of our llVhflT 1C I AV ^^kC> onc, V/tory is ours and TTlIctl Io L#rVi\"rV/^ 1 rofny to 'accomplish it. Tt UX FOS IS AN MMOVCO CASCOAe take iys a Iona time, hut we ! A Digestive Liquid Laxative. Cathartie-D 10 ♦’ n ' 1 on ,0 P ; andJ^vetTonic. ContainsCascars Bark, i Xcyer w as the spirits his /ufdrjjsjr he charnred cei\e» the summons p<ai on the »ia\ li, dosp. / . . . . f did not re in time to ap- was ordered to Blue FUg Root. Rhubarb Root. Black , hr tterXX^ever of our boyf* has been the time Root, May Apple Root. SenaaLeavea and hen we stood hark. We pn on and Pepsin.*Cotnbtnea strength witb pala-iwill^continue to co-op^wntil the end table aromatic taata. Does not gripe. SOc has couie. We all haw .confidence in our leaders. We belihve in them and by the help of the Supreme-He- inu we will win. I want all the patriotic people hack homo to do everythin!; that lies in their pow®- to help us win. Huy Liberty H»nd». buy WCj Savings. Stamps; help in every way possible to lead us on to ■victory. / , , W§ need the co-operation of ev ery true American eitizew'that is in the boundarj of the dear old i'. S. A- to win this war. This is not i one man’s war. It is a world war, and ? appeal to every man,-fjcomnu and child help us r We are over here in - the trenches to bleed and in die for the ones^aq hark home. Will you do your bW/ l think you will. 1 am in the hosjfltal' at pres ent. but my wounds are. healinc faaf ard bye and bye 1 will soon be out apnin to do the rest that I (*am<* four thousand miles to dcr. We came over here io win and as the sonc poes: “We Won’t come hack Till its Over Here.*’ Well, if this short note interests the people I wUi call ai:a!hl ater Will close, as aver, an old Colleton boy. EARLE HAMILTON* GRAVES . — V ' . x FOR SALE One fresh mare mule 4/year- old. :i good se«'(tiHl-liau<b nmh— and m*v- ernl plugs that we will srll cheap Stytk of m>mesti< and \*>vi» xo»- ia Land I’laster, Fertilisers and to-* dresser»on hand for immediate d*- llvery. Al«> Hulls and Meal for Aour milch cow. Mowing machines. Hay I5ake« and full line farming implement. M aR*. ons and lluggiew. Fruit Jars In a 11 sixes, Xo. 2 and X*o. 8 Packers Can* Hee us before you buy. YARN BROS. CO. KMOAKH. 8. C. X