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; v ■'*% ■*>. ■' • \ I. ,-t IBB PRESS AND STANDARD Wednesday, July 10, 1918. Clw Pnm and Standard * >8.G 1S77. ••• •••••.• !•* W. w. BMOAKy. ...EdHor —d Mgr. Catered ai tb« pottofflce at Wat- ' 8. C., •• M«o*d date »* u o * ^ ' • • # Subacrlption Rates: 7CrfttPe • aeee^^eeaaaaa • elW® •T8 • • • • a !•••••••••••• Have you paid your Up* Wed Croa* iaatallnientT ' * * #' Eternal vtullance la the orke. b( ronaervation. ■ y ' ■ t * * * * . - la your earden dolnc its bit? Ceep the land busy.,, Vienna bread la "In creat demand Id the Auatfian capiul. / : # * * ' / We are all creature* of habit, and the thrift utamp (habit I* *,an ex cellent one, , Cultlvate^lti \ • • ’ * * When the G^rirfans attempt a raid od America^ troops they are-monkey- .^lar^re and active buzz-saw. V.. # # ; t‘a an . asy matter for some men Idr with A UKT IIK.%DV FOH HIM to “love their fcelKhbors”—provided they are youha and beautiful. /• * * * Von Hlndenburg’s jXprll First ikfast Ilf Paris is getting cold, can be detaining hfl^?—The /Yankees. N # * « It is now reported also that ttfnd- enburg Js in an insane . asyium" Planning the war requiredmadman and carrying it out made a lunatic. The girl who marrjed sl\ soldier* in auccession and secured an allot, ment from each of-thqnt should haie gona Into Wall St. /she has a)l the * makings of a htghf ftnanrier. . ^ ^ # * . From study of; Raiser's speeche $ nnd actions alienists affim that he ba* long been insane. . "Whom tin* god* wish to destroy they first.tliake • .teM;” # * # - ; , ^If gratitude is due to the man 1 who nakea two blades of grass grow wher'* principal nuihey crop again only one grew before, what is due to any conditions the farmer who has planted this The wise thlnX for OolIetonS y^kr twice the acreage of pheat that faimers do is to begin now ROTATOR T|LLMA5f*H DKATH In the death of Senator Tillman, the State and Nation have loot a wonderfully strong supporter, m man who has literally hewn his pathway from huhmble beginning to one of the highest positions pf honor and tru'd in the country. Ffer alni9st .a third of d/J^® ,,t ' ir >' ’ ^ ha * ,tM ^ n •• known figure in th« .State and he ha* left behind some” real constructive work. - (Tetnnon and Wintbrop Col lege* afe largely due to'his desire to establish Institutions of learning *n reach of the boy* an^glrls of moder ate meaps. These will rank as h ! s greatest accomplish men l*. As a man Senator TiH«n*n 'Vas rouglT in manner, but beneath his apparent bnjsqueness of speech and rough exterion. beat a kind. r.nd in tensely loyal and patroitic heart > His death has removed one of the nation’s useful *nd leading citizens. great gravity'of the situatloa 1 de mands that, if seed be, we subordi nate every other interest to this one supreme demand—utter, unquestion ed loyalty to the country and the cause. Let u* vote as we shoot—vote to free the world from the great octopus of ilunism; vote to give liberty t!i« down-trodden of earth’s millions, . , _ v.. * Washington. July 5.—No n\oru and to enthrone right and justice an<lc ^i tiant answer could be^given to the* THK SKNATORIAI. HACK. - Th«> death of Senator Tillman has opened up an interesting situation. That be would have surceeded hlpi- self had he lived was generally con ceded. So well assured were Ihe pe<A»le pt the State that many pos sible candidates who would have liked to doii the Senatorial toga, were kept from entering the race. But there need be no cause for fear, as to the result. Mr. Dial is a gooo man. g^atrong and noble man. and one to whom the people of the State may well tuwi. There is no qlie*-' tioti as to hi* loyalty and true ae- : cord with the national administra tion. He does not have to stand be fore an audience as another candi date does and make an effort to prpye hi* loyalty. Mr. Ricejs not so well known but is also a loyai American. The peopi.- of this State will not support a man whose acts do no» ring true and solidly American.. The editor of The Pres* and Standard, has-been spending-n week in Southern Georgia and Northern Florida seeing at first ■ hand the re sults of the ravages of the boll weevil and the effects upon the peo ple living in his path. The evidence secured is cumulative, and establish es beyond question-, the fact that cotton cannot be grown sucresffullv under boll weevil conditions. Th farmers |n the.boM weevil territory are planting other crops and are malting as much, or more mom- than the%winild making under ?' cotton erbp system. They say the coming ofyhe boll weevil was a blessing ki disguise, and that Uifj' would not\eturn to cotton as a under unWersAl.peace. But let ug re member, in casting our ballots? that there is but one way. to accomplish these, objects—fight to a complete and glorious victory. Our heroic lads will do the shoot ing. • Let ^?very American vote bac!; up a bhllet. \ J • . * Collecting Photographs of Men Lost in Service •Through the Bureau of Naviga tion the navy, department is now collecting- photographs pf all men of fhe'service who have lost Jheir live* tn service against the enemy. To perpetuate the memery of the*- men who have made the sacrifice their pictures am to be preserved in the various training stations of the country. Secretary Daniels hps requested that th«fce photographs be sent to the department by the next kin. As rapidly as these pictures ar-» received copies are made and th» originals returned to the owners, A photograph of each man is then forwarded to. the training station where • he began his career in . the service. There, a memorial gallerv of honor or a hero’s corner is form ed so that for all time the faces of the men of the navy who have made the supreme sacrMlce may be hon ored by the youths of the future sent to the station for training. Relatives -of ..men who have been lost in the present war who have not received requests for picture^ are ask 'd to mail them to the de partment for this{-memorial. AH pictures should .be" securely wrapped after, they have been marked with the name, branch of service and training station the young man en tered ‘ after enlistment. These should bp addressed to the recruit ing division. 0 Bureau of Navigation, Nary Department, Washington, ft. C. When copied, fhe^ photographs will.be returned to the sender with one of the copies. PERSHING GETS INSPIRING NEWS Nearly On* Hundred Hpip* Launched ^-.hy the I'nited Mate* on the ' tilortou' Fourth. enemy's challenge, said a cablegram received,* today jfromGeneral Per shing .in reply to one sent by Chair man Hurley, ofsthe shipping board, informing the ' American fighting, r men in France that the ship buiRf- .ers at home/ launched nearly 100 merchants ships July 4th.. "The launching of l/>0 ahips on the Fourth of July jx the most in spiring’ news that Has come to us.” Gen. Pershing' said. "All ranks of the army, in France send their con gratulations and heartfelt thanks to their patriotic brothers in the ship yards at home. No. more defiant answer could be^lh-en to the enemy’s challenge. With such backing we cannot fall to win. All hail Ameri can ship bui|ders*.” It U' a grave mistake for mothers to neglect their aches andpams anil suffer in silence—this only leads to chronic sickness and often shortens life. - - If work is tiring, if your nerves arc excitable, if you feel languid, weary or q Impressed, Scott's Emulsion will v prove a wonderful strengthener. - It possesses the very elements to invigorate the blood, nourish the nerves and build strength. Evety^dniggjythaa^ScmPa. ^Try it. S' /-\ - ' • ' j- _ \ , _ _ . ■"• Old Liberty Bonds he ever did before? » * * * The man who lovea liberty best nnd would do his utmost for it is th** one who is most willing to have the \ government tell him what he shall eat, how long his coal shall be and how many pockets he way have upon 'it. * i f» * ■ o ’ S s > * * * General t.’ershine,. says thug thV clyan life and high ideal* of - the American soldier are Hue to the nflurnce of the Vmerican mother. Do not be surprised if mother put* on arr* .'or awhii./ Who coqld blame her after such ^tribute. * * # H)( ItTH .I.IIIKliTY 1.0 %N HPPP to diversify and experiment on th- kinds of crops best suited to our soil and conditions. FiHesight i"'« better than undersight, and sure'** our people have warning In time P they will heed it. boH weevil! cesi- Are you ra\ mg NOW for jrfw Fourth Liberty . l^an" • Nothin 'vould please the Kaiser.-rftore than o know that you feel-sttd act on the ecllng that the war’s" nearly over and the Goveriwiienj won’t need your *ew dollapa^/ The war IS ^fieafl over’^early over IfKRE! and yt few'doHffr*-willingly, gjven .now will sflo the work Of hundreds and of ^isands later on. when brutal no- ,n « x DEMAND! Have vot ever^ahjjod on-vbe street corner, of n big c|ty,\w|,ere streeCcnrs run swiftly aiHl\stop only long enough to pirk up tlih pas*Whgers at th - * ** r 1 i “’P’ VKp may some one raffing\ra car.and b.- i* nof\ moving \ , is his spe*'d. Just\hefore ^efa to it. saying to Jrfm almost there, 1 Ca^f catch right.” BuLtb/car starlk, j speed so rapidly that, thotigh gelf-footed would-h<ypars*mger sprints beat, he lose* his car. Ht had plenty of time to catch it. had he kept on. but he "kidded himself'’ and lost out. Remember -thM and in this great war, don't slacken, don’t weaken, don’J let wp for an instant, till it’a won. THEN take rest, know'- DteLiJtet you now have leisure to en joy . •* *, c Get ready for fh- m 10M0! Suffer Terribly With Coro* Hecau*- » ' of High Heel*. Rut Why ‘ X Care Now. ,.Womeu wear high heels which buckle up their toes and they suf fer-terribly from corns. Women then pr>ceed. to trim these pests, seeking relief, but they hardly real ize the terrible danger from infec tion, sayg-a Cincinnati authority. Corns can easily be lifted out with the fingers if you will get froa, any drug store a Quarter of an ounce of a drug called freezone. This is sufficient to remove every hard, or soft corn or callous from one’s feet. You simply apply a few drops di- rectly upon the tender, aching corn or callous, \The soreness is relieve ! at once and soon the entire corn or callous, root and a|l, lifts out with out one particle of paip. This freezone is a sticky substance which'dries ip a 'tnomeoL It Just shrivels up the corn without anflam- ing or even irritating the surround ing tissue or skin. Tell yotlf wife ‘about this. ' • . \ Grove’s Tasteless chill Tonic rrMprtft vitality and rnerfy by purifytna and rn- richini the bki«>d. You can vion fwl its Strength- ruins. Invigora'infi Kffert Price 60c. *************** * :'t FISK N0N - SKID TIRES ■ • A real investment . * r . v * . t . . g ■ * on which you realize full value in mileage and Fisk Service, with an initial price ' that is attractive. A. Wichman & Sod X . • e*V / * WALTERB0RQ. S. C \ m. \ THK FOITtTH f \T HITTER * ? r ’ * **********%** *-* * Dear Mr. Editor, it is with pleas ure that I write you a few words to let you know how we celebrated the Fourth of July. Most of the people of "Drawdy and Ritter as sembled near Ritter at the. home of B. Carter for 4 great Teunion. and a grand reuniob it was. Relativei and friends met there that day that j had not seen each other ib twenty 1 years. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Ritter • of Ehrhardt. werF there, Mr. and . I Mrs. J. K. Linder* and/two of their. May Be Converted ch*itoin* dauThte"'^^^ 1 -oSj / • - E** ahd Alanise Mf CarnieL at- i "Xc ' tended the reunion also I^ms Lin- .- Holders of first Hn4<s*cond Lib- ( ***'" an ^ ^i*t^rs MiiSea-Jennie erty bonds may convert them into a " d Both wi Mt. Capnfel.'. Mr. and (tends of th^ third r loan, hearing " ,r8 - > -' r thMt racig^tt and Mrs. Pad- 4 1-4 per/ent interest-any time up /* e *5 ^aiaters^Misses Maggie, Kate . s A R..: Aana n AO »< 1 ..-5 4 1-4 per rent imereti any nine up i\»u» to ue\t November 9, by pfesenting ‘‘J 1 ® Npftie^lfeach, of near Zion also: them to most banks and filling out i application blanks whi^h have been i Editor, I want to tell yOu we j lurnished banks. , Bon »*.fitiP i»»i*ic. Lcpuld nor be- Interest from the higher rate w>*f r' 1 ” to a " ,fla t tendered music, be allowed from June 15 on themrit * 4 ? ,u,e °/ l * ,e •Performers w«u:e - - ^ M ‘ss Josie Drawdy..Miss A. Ritter. \«>TK YOI SHOOT. Following the days of the unpleasantness .hetdWn Kfe State-, and reaching up to wkhjn very re cent tijart's. it was uo uncotunion thing to hear the evpfesston. ."Vote ns'vo t shoo#t’t^/^Th,» •'Yellow: dog <i*ino> oral "add the." talwart” republican | hewed to the line nTarked by the di-J •vision of ’*;i it was enmtgh lo | know that a candidapP was of "cmr and from May 15 on the setfouu n>- „ Jsiies. J*iss Maggie Reach and Mr. R. Beach Conversion bonds to he issued in • r 9m near Stoke*. The cTioir sang •hango will b»yrf the same terms ? an< ^ Ia lly Mrs. J. K. ' third Liberty loan. , Mn,: a l to Mrs Lin- teir maturity dates. J J* a,1>r Good Bye” yment of interest anti n oroutht tears to many'*eye». ^ .‘'HO also sang “If Vnn K'... exchange as those of the muu tuaii, . ^ ^— except .that their maturity dates. Jj . Ka,1,: ' Sa >' Good Bye” late periods for payment of jnterest and , r o«tnt tears To ns any* eyes, •terms of redemption are to remain V a KO • ^ ou Knew Him as the same as those of the bonds fo^^ now Him Vou Would Make My which they are given. - / . : ? a>, ° r ^urS This Very? Hour.” .gt : *•- 1 hat was the-prettiest song I ever! .•* V heard. ' ^ She. was ^accompanied by I U _f t : cj Miss Maggie Beach. !"I0\N IJ, O0HRTC . 1 I want to tell yon Mr. Editor we ' X \ We have a petnplete line in Ladies’ and Men s Ready to Wear. Orir Ladies.’ Waists and Dresses are the talk of theXiw ri. A big selection in silks. J --- ■ "\ ’ ' Our Men’s and Boy's Ready to Wear can’t be beat in price and quality. / * / \ * • ' Don’t wait .too long on your Ladies’ and Children s- Hats, as the selection will soon be sold out. H. W. COHEN Next to Herndon’s Restaurant ■ ‘ V • • i f k \ \ / Vacancy Is I'illcd li,d a ‘ linner niPi't'everythin Yaiaiti j i mru unv C Q H irt Wls h to eat or drink. • k ** . . ^ . - ••• •■>»». Th'.* i best part about it was that the whokv 1 •' * Hfiw > a vacancy in the . . . ., ..... P jjKiates Kynate front kind lolif ies counted for'ver<',whe> n senator li little except a* they related to t’reai teim of O file if* ^ QifeStion; • v • This quest ibp .js Vpi^wered ... . _ _.... Mt , . ltti . „ • • about the war an daaid that peopic •RhikiilAi ^ v ^ • ** r— r* ^ "a* nuiK me wnoh*/ in the i nited f'Vf.T "Ts a state Wlecf <,nnkl “^- unfl Vt ‘ oidtr ones enjo/ed e? dur+tfg bis V"k S nn^ ,,n c . onversaPmn Xs. 1 ^ X ’ Linder made a short fAHc/whioh 1 IV . . * taF/v/wiiicu was very helpful to every pne pre sent.' Mrs. Linder did not hiake semhly able effect,-- it sent-d -to keep a!i\ / which declares. coi;ds The time has litur pyopl^ np^diess pnm < not carry v '«» XZrIhX':iJP%. /-hall order a special electron to be in -^he spoke trf held within ninety days at which a why^ho. ‘ d • V,0,herr an<l ' X Marine Corps Join Now! SMOCH MO*CAWS / SONS CO. •* 1 APPLY AT ANY POST OFFICE tRJtag- us. f»r SERVICE UNDER THIS EMBLEM \ m6- ■i < IT.ATIOX FOR I MINISTRATION r \TE of soiTth CARO,.,.,,, CPiiOt^of Colleton. OF AD- FORS talk brorighi In? .When we,. , * s' s' .mm witnin rpnety navs at which a —. t novih.. south./esl«t ;ut<1 west- ^e/d ^ ^nator ^hail be -elected .to ?.« £ur ho*?. . ^* y / r ‘ e<> 80 r ° adopt thi> oM^jdoaan. only in .1 the expired term, the election Urne s ta,ed thar^ 1 h ' k” \ trai ' 1,T ' moili’fM;>fm. Let us iote as f rteult- declared rrW ^ e on tteT Colleton. Judge PeurRuY. on ireeour, we .shEKlL"’ y - ^ ytv the sanm msnneran^ the same hiT^h?* coStrvid wlit awhoi? ^ Es<n,,re ’ V his conMnnedXbsenee from 1 are some who cannot che nuipH? ami} The governor does ni»t have to a> tha( JohiW*?" aV hlThlm? th . 08 «^ ,adp s,ut ,0 Vto grant him bet/Vaff^boro.’ and ha^tr.rned it ’ . * rZ*: br ? ther did - ^ Administration of the estate^fo this comoadi *0 1- ing of Far Indigestion, Constipation or t s. -s<~ M' Biiiou^nc [takes hfoiuade . There is bnt one J«t tr, one S^ornt “ ' -- - - - the WITH HLBSIN Ax of Laxative pies^ar: to .Mte vital issue jn th^ dorld today crushing and utter annihilating for . yt us nof bear the shame of send-' Plant cow peas, snap bnahs. ^rri. ‘ U» CuitUN That 0ms M Aftact tteNate mg to our legislative halls, any man, hv.-ns. lima team*, hohl-rahi. 1 Pecsnsfcottr* note eSeet 1 axa whose 1 sw I TIVW UU(\%t«Nr ki w.*«oT;. ^ of LAX.POS training catupi^^ol’l^weetiig w» ’ l " be . . he,d 1:t h.ouses with out houses, y -* Digestive cheerful br.t our ptrting was -a? h \ da> ' MOrV dw *‘‘ ,in ^ with Id whv hoiis«-s. This propyti o.Tets aH not ad^aata ■■n of pruinfry' and t schools, all ehurrhes. telephone nutiW —city.*/ For p apply to C. G. PADGETT. M- ;First National Bank Budding SECCRITY LOAN *: TKl’^T Kaiserism with all if* hellish ness and | rocommendcd to %b4 publ.chy Peris Medr Mt. Camiel folk ^ wit b "uS next yf-a^ show* cause^Jf'anv^he^httl^* all the unspeakable poliri^eTt" stands n.;nufVlcrtrrB o’laxative Bromo .*»r. b«*tore. the said Administration should for. , .* . .QummearidyOvct iL-ukrssghiUTonfc.j One That Wa< Present. be granted. • . . - I A * —yy I ^ ^ ..... I. J LlSS t>kra. v "™ v : •■ nd 3rd da >- be granted - Good schools./all ehu Given under my band, this 2«5th railroad. »ceXo..se tel , day of June. Anno Dorulnt, 1918. , ( s traverseil bv Varn S- ^omotefe tAvatf*- .a i*% , salsify, cantaloupes slightest, degree questionable. The Jfur’p*kn^r^ 11 ^ “ d cucumbers yc:^bffiioSawJS4 G - ALBERT BEACH. (for puRring.» kw>k » gnaiur* Q< E. w. cxov«. joc Probate Judge, Chlleton County. • * s' . , V \ t .* y' S' S , ’ Hl. S>s , , , A. . /• X