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FARMS ME . Food 'Administration Order Permit* 'the GHnding .of Wheat^on Liberal' ^ (abia, iutr-Cdvtttnood Us* of Wheat Sufcenwtea ta Important Require- • THE PRESS AND STANDARD Wednesday/July ip, 1918. IIFIEA MS lH I SHE ENDOHSEUW f. WOMAN; TAM.%< I' f ; K«TAINM^ A HM. mm»|< iV»: Card* under 4hi* head will be published thi* year by The. Press and Standard unttf’lbe rltfse of the . raiupaicn for $10.00 eaeh. cash *h advance, for all > coooty offlctU; 1 juacirtrate's carils fSJH) each, HAVS ce.rd will be pubKslied unless ar- ieotnpanied by the money. ' Cards 'will bOflfl , words. •*JAi in favor of any>efttdidate charred for at a-UertUinsr lltnlted to ieventy-flxMj •»>: . olh'r political matter i matter viif be 'rates. idarde of thApas by randldatee will - Columbia. — The thirty day- rifle, which provided that fanners couli bare, (round Into flour for their own ua* no more home grown wheat than would be required for their families a period of thirty day#, ha# boon' ded by the Food Adm|ni#tration sin*r rmtulatloh# (ov<ytilng the grind v tn^ of whoa thave boon issued,, rndef , the new regulation#', farm* « r# are permitted to draw- their year * supply of flhpr from the mill or in es* change for their own wheat, but foij the present they must draw only foi* a three montha* p. riod. or from the time of grinding t<KOctober 1. They • ahnot draw this from mill# lit excess ‘of twelve pound# of flhar per person per month for use of their .households nnd tenants, and they should continue < - in respect to the use of. substitutes on ■ the pr< . nt basis until such Hpie as the ger. al substitute program for ths wbdte t( tntty shall bfl changed. This rnVans alii'.ply tbat^farmer# who hav^ grown *thc»r own Wheat are expected •";o use whoa* substitutes, with wheat flour, tbs same as heretofore, da th® fifty fifty-baA*. The mills of South Carolina are be- f •d’mg notified by the Food Adtulnistra* lion, of .the hew regulations Mills mru#t hot grind for farmers more than chough wheat to supply the farmer# and their families and ten- sarts from tbe-riatc of grinding to Octi> . bor fxTbt cstiiaptM" |.ounds per i«er*on. per month Until the new rules in regard to wheat* substitute# are enacted mills must not deliver any flour to farmers * t)Qle$s they sign the pledge ..card, iigreelng to use one pound of ffour uubstitut«*s Xor every pound of flour i Mif. (il.AH TO IT' be $l.0o for 100 words or |ei«* r Say* Tanlwc **i«*|»j*il IndiucetltM* hii*I JmMrti.Wrr* N«»t Troubjcil With A|»|^dlcitl». x The amr»unt ^ntund should be upon the hasttf of twelve v . * _ ' A yetr has passed' hi nee I Art took Tan'ac. and now. I can say with conffdAncc that Janlar is ccrtgirHj b floe medicine, for I know what tt will do. .J am glad to give th:* statement' in endorsement of Tan- ilac.” says Mr*- Kllie C. f »5.ils, o: Drayton. S. a suburb of Spartan burg. In a statement, she gave June 4th. "I took Taolac for stomach trouble of a bad painful form, and also J suffered fronv attacks of ap pendicitis.' My nerve/were bad nud I suffered a lot with indigestion. I was very weak, and overVorked had almost downed# my. health “The TAnlac stopped the ''indiges tion. . though, and soon 1 was -not roubled any more with appeudki- tht. TJiose pains in'my side |e(l, -tbmy The medicine rave, nie bar my appetite, strength ui' nerves an.I restored me to'health and strength/"' 1 Tabla\ the “Master Medicine." is'*sold InNColleton county by Jn^x" M. Klein, Walterboro; The Colietpn Cypress Co./vTolleton: t'ottaget 11 Drug OoHageyilh^w** j,«|andto Mercantile Co., \lslandton; W. r. (lloier. </ reen Potui and Jack sou r boro; B. ft. Bishop^ Co., lardge.* T'Olt LKtilSl.ATI RH ' .{ I hereby announce my candidacv| for re-elation to the House of Hep- resentatiyes. pledging niy$elf to abidrt Hie Yesurts Of the primaries | grid |o cupport the nominees. * NY, \V. SMO.VK. •» • *.-—o-— - i l hereby announce my candidacy for election to the House of Ilepre-j sentatives. pledging myself to abide the results'of the primaries and to support the nominees. » U. \V, BRCNSOM, Lodge. S. C. -1 desire to take this means of art- nouncinc my candidticy for. the House of l|epresentatives from Col leton county, and pledge myself to abide the results of the DeaiOcratlc' primaries, and to support the nomi nees of the party^ J. W'. HILL, »Cottageville. At (he solicitation of many friends 1 am a candidate for th- House of Representatives ftom Ccfl*, letpn coi>rity.. I Nhkll endeavor to dischagde^ the responsible duties of is Oflicc. If el«*cted, to tlie best Of ‘ my ability, and pledge myself to* bide the result of the primary ele^-| tioilsNand to support the nominee./ of the party. ' C. X. LANCS DALE. < Walterbo.ro, RoutV ** •• J j|e gc 4; $ I'INE <>RO\ | e‘< *** ^’ - • Mfll Bakers, retailers ami the general } 4 fnit lle are not release from the regu * , . ij , ^ a,5, wt*ek.« ■■ lar progracn. already anniuimed \b>’ l t ^lisi Coftii . ■‘'nA.hi# n»w reguldtiou. which applies j * * * * * # •k * ip sk :.'i lU *- * . • . * \ * • Ruffin. Royte j! v Julv 1. TalOyrt Benton and Miss'ldell Bailey m«i toyed from Walterboro to ThayCt'.- the fonrih ’ Saturday. aftern.oon. (. Kara Hudson was home on a visit 1 lo fa rarer# who have grown th®lf . rhedt. • . 1 CON IVE SUCAR EVEN IN* PRC3ERVING Padgett ’.:l.*f VV.eh Julius Kir.ard and. thy day Sun<l wuh- Letsinger. ft >il^ sp.> , •M' s’ *\nr. • KOU OHXTV TUEASt 1, re-?pf< tfnil\ announce' myself n ea\didate fw thy offlcf/. of County Treksur 'i, and pledge inyselT-toi abidtK the result of yh*? Democratic] prim ay res and to suppdil th.e nonu- 4H*e» the same, • \ ’ j Ve'rv respfCtfnlljy .i IENRY K. STRICkLAND. RuflinOS. 0. I h* ruble announce my eanfluRjcv for. county rveasurer. subject to f rulev of the Democratic party, an pieties in.\ self tiy^gbid- th*- u sult o. the piiayaries.'nnd SHfpp«>rt the uoin- iness-oi flk* same. y>\Y. i EI.l.r.M. Wall -fsbco, fc'. C. x x . . . * I - r . \ 500|acre fann, with saw iniil, g-innery and other machinery, in good locality and healthful. Thfs - farnl will; not remain a drug on the market _at the price offered. It is one of the best proposi tions now on the market in the county, ,and will prove worth while investigating. See , for price and terms. . * V* • * . \ • ' •’ ” • , , , \ • We also have to offer several farms, near Wal terboro. If interested see us for particulars • ' * . * 4 ' . * . * . * * ■, ^ • # w < WANTED—We have a purchaser for a farm of about 100 acres. Good soil, clay subsoil pre ferred. substantial buildings, and a good . por tion cleared. Party can pay cash for farm if suited. Sfcejis at once, or send complete des cription of property wilh best cash, price. ith us if You Care to Sell. T ants if You Wish to Buy. ' List your Property Let us Know Your 'O. arolina Real Estate Fitra Buih'i wu'- : vviicofuc cult Hi Ih'-'hoiiic «•( W J., i'„ H<ui*on Siln- d«y 5 ' Rich Preserved and JeHie*-Should Not Be Afumptcd-^uqar for C*®pi n 9 < *1111 Prr«#rvina i* Limited. , ‘ in A'» r.ccaiiuc of I hci«‘h' diNirc' to annofin'hc mv andiilacy fur ,tV*. oflBce of C'omitv S ivi Hi *'{uMiiC of T Jlurkuii Silo-|Tr*-a?)’.i 'i'. subject In the rule'* i-mt lift^rwoofi. {'regulation* Of the Th'WuAitic pri- Rn.ntlev ffynior call, d on Ht:- J ,uiaVi*-*. and pledge ih'yself to shs -I.iilai.cmarl - Sat rtr<i.r- ;ii»ernm*n. i P**i t the nominees of the party. ‘ Mins Wtnii 'B-nm ii . sp.-ndiug j JOHN M. ACKKR.MAX KOliu tlme wiih M,. k . |» fj; Benton. I * ~ , V r\ \ \ w. w. alterboro. Manager. - South Carolina X *<x \ f'olutnliia ne#s of the shortage in if keevcri* are urged.by the Fim 1 - 4-. c Flirt and tended ChitdYenV IBBsTsuni'hiv. ar. hOiiae- i Admin- >-> t ; tha . uvOf®- JKdll t Da V M t'<(t-.hy nt- rtt Bethel, Z 1 4k-T:t«*n v1«siie';/-»Lii. For I’lvibate Judqe an^l blaster ' The pffic® of AJi-stei. . to whh'h I was electei! l»y the lampk' two v* at* having tieen consolidated x lx ' x*' ill Mr.-Xr LMjX J , |the l:s!lorn-Jnflyma'r* Sunday aftvi. ..-'r -ion, as fur a* it la p'aeK. al. to 'neon to -. >> Mrs l.aune Benton \ |the expiration of 'the term of/fhy* Reserve fruit# this summer mVher\l We^e 'glad t«» B anv M ss Janf,. present Probate ^-fud^e. I liyC r is still iiuprov.iog w«or« than preserve# and jellie#,l ( 'l' Mh'ieh require a gr»‘at d*>*f of sugar. If Bnru t*> Mr and Mrs .l.uckv \ (.ight syrup allow# the flavor of th* . Jul 1. a fir. boy. [that of Brnhate Judex/ effecti\ e j/\. «r Ah/ x nytrelf lb* v ahide’Xhe results mocratic pyimary\an«l to uppopr the . nominee^ o< tli»Xjr;irt > A. liXH'BJ:. I Pledge Til o:/the i>e /v vmI’i/T. iioutMi, S' r Bgi- \ trflit to predominate ahd give# a .-.a^ii'c \ that i# both whblesome'ind palxahlc ’ Hom y is an excellent aweettming for «\rt«i4 fruit#.' Housekeepers should l: not' ,at thin^ld** attempt to furnish j <’<inne:d good# for <h* government, but ibey can take care of the local supply «t fruit# and vegetable*, thus roliev- ng the demand upon the cotmnen*ia: «*«h k Which may be used by the gdv* •rnmem next winter. Although the eltjirttlon a# tYtafd* the Htihpljr of yr evigar la jpTioua. provision haa heon . 'X.*n,..L -g .4 n, l m i t » u , i, , n , A \ roade { kxrtha W'oskI ‘Adminiat ration to supply ample sugar for canning and 11eservlng,,-provided. of.*s*ur#e. that U 1* used th reason, for ft Is regarded ae important thftt a# much as pogeiblw of the perishable products be coasenr- ed Bugar for /aiming afup prescrtrlng ^can be obtained in quantities oC 2'» • jsmuds |K'i month por person apon the slsuui* of’*' pledge that the sugar »c obtaiuerl will ha used for that pur- tj pose only,. UbaJcrs -throughout stale have been furbished witj^xccr llthate*.. ' X * ho ho non Tb,. I’vidciky Is \j ^ •mu''thwir. —-^1 I h* announce juV candidacy'lor ♦MoiXit j- l>in*-d offlee ^db.iect to |he/bcHoft of the priinapy.' I solicit •rop'aMfiport of all voters nnd proims.* if ejected, to contipn,. tp give Hre same kih'i ot' s>^rv ici—which 1 Imve, given in the Manterjs otflcc. /X • ' V,S M JEFFERIES. Waltcrl.oro.X?- C. •" > • X v » ! lu-t.-l.v announce myserf a can-' divlaD*^ fpr re-elect ion to the oftlc? of/lYobate Judge and Master t for Walterboro prohf is what yotyj^ollcton county, subject to all 1 th ■ want an t the statement >f this hi'>dXf r 'tlc* and regulations governing the ly ces pec ted i esiden t will banixt/'all ifb-inoc! vtic primary, doubt: . . " As > G. 1. Blocker, merchant Tf her -hy announce j,iy catidideYy for re-election to.tha office of Mag'is-1 tiate for Fraser /fi>wht;hip. .-fad pledge myse|f to abide the result of the primary’election*and Hi surpporx the nominees of the partv . H. HODGES/ Jackmnboio. S. Step Lively! Cern* Quit with “Gets-lt” The Great Corn-Loosener of the Age. Hem rails. Painleea tefym alonq I gcKalo car#/ •Meta nana-pi .other v my step? ven .Rlrm- F., ALBERT BEACH. FOB MAGISTRATE PATRIOTIC PEOPLE EAjyfo^t er. 34 Wlchmah St.. • adv/^ “My back and kidnevst beg^n to tN*ublc me’about’ two yeart/dgo. * ,| sutiVi.d mostly from backiXne.-wh’ich UmiiXK^ it didn't ache Xonstar.tlv. it ached i>ftoil and tluXpains were severe I was ali*-* brohered with the kidm . kecretlievfr which at times, passed too ft^ifiienllj and thev were v^rr anodyins. I suffered wiOFrtllTs toY . time when I .^eatf the recoif- mendr.tions of hotm? p«vopl«* in our ( local paji.-ivTn.'which I loan** KuInX J’llls^AS'ert- iefiuuiiicnd<-d• for just tin condition I was in. 1 go*. » tvo\ ot^piedge Xu\self ti/\abid* Joan's aftii aff* r taking aluynt »hry^ quarlers t> ( { ttuvui. I cot much teflc' I would stop taking them * * Hot ward Towiiship. > > To Hie voters of Heyward Tod hship* I bet.‘-y ,announce nvyself u erth- vBdate foY >lagistrate. pieifgiflg to ' hVxov'erencvl by the rtiles and recn- latum^ of the Dompe;-atic partv.— fC i XjiAMSEY. \ X 1 - . So.1'1 older# ar# Expected to estfict Themselves. jas the pilin'' J« t .did a* I did luiiod •/* I Ivereby announce 'my candidaev- for the office df-Magistrate for Fra ser towpship. pledging my support to all tliHjrules ami regulations gov erning thebemocVatic party, and .to support the nominees thereof. 1 live ut Jacksonboro and am cen trally l(*cat**<l in the township adds am in easv reach, in cases of eme'tX iiency. ' V. V HIOTT- , X AYABBEN TOUN^Hir ,/f announce myself.a-rajraidate for! .magistrate of- Warren township ami! shall appreciate the/mipport of/tny many friends'- ing the appnu*chi primary I pledpV* my self >b aKld<* ; 1/ ratm pri-^ ominPe'] What's the use! right side up without wjtli qorns. because I use the painless, ofl-Uke-a-ba- corn remover. I tried galore, ontii I was blue X X X X i Simphr Can’t Stop Us, We IW’Getedt!’ ’ > leiipi the ‘results the I)e«n maries and ip support /Cm Hep<Vrson<ill> -■o* ITTLE BEEF PubB.fr-Cat 1*6 Place* R#*lrlctrtf: and ti-hn*. ih>X cBhti.«[1ial ./ |, ,iU r X tHu** JuteigVX th.. tY,»uh(< { [back agarn At hene | nkfke th' 1 j ]'< '.vt X lujpfohi pl.w 1 assays t;,k, \ . |r y' *" 1. M diMP* tqe-||> *W,,* j..„ x reli<M “‘i*™ 1 »»>sell to anm^im- re men,vs wd bills -d all d./x -. Koste,-AldV •‘«>t ^ an q V. V - i V ' .flank tu6mi>o\. eut South'.t^fjpo-X * * TJ“X n the face and rod in the toes. No ore for me. t'se “Gets-lt.’* ft ver fails. Touch any corn or cal- wlth two drops of •'vtets-Ii,’' andX'Uets-lt’* docs the rest. Tt's a relieK to be able to stop cutiinp / corns, niakincr them bleed, wrapping aunoMnec myself aXnrf- of the party.. J. H.-1iK.\YSOX. ^ them up/like packages and psln« agist rate of Hcvw Xl f X ^ /William* sticky tath* and salves It removes ! !\ X , vv corn Yienr and clean, leaving. towHslup. subject to five rules if: vX /Ar' ~ *' i/tmy toe as sniWtH as your patm. You tM» .DtnMMYatiK urimariie-, 'nnd{ XI anl « n ndidine for mag'istrw'.-X can ^vXur thoX new shoe# ^without of VYarrvn ttA^hip. and sluill ap-X rtfeti^lt ~ 0tt . r '' ahd ro Mippdrt the nominees. .X 1 preclnro\theXsuppoct of my friend* "Oets-lX' the gimranteed • m^nev THOMI'SOV,/ pledge XTyshlf to abide the resnB; of tU/Deiiiocratic ptiu’iarie* am! ‘ s'.ipfuut th* nofumees of the parts. Shtjioaks.' B J WILSOV V \Y I herehv announce myself.Xa r.JVF didate fof the .office of magi^iaB loir. Heyward township, subjec/xfo hackcorn-t’wmever. t fteonlv sure w ay. costs but a/tK;le at why drug store M'f dby L. La wreiue & CoNThicago,ill. Sold in AYrlteKuiro ahd recoir, mended' as flic wruid * l\«t f*o.rn remedy by F'ir'‘.HilI Merc. C< ~I hetf-bv* announce my candohtc Fplunibia ficared from' fare of hotels, re ••ating places ,hr ef siealf lb* in's K dnev ’ Btlts an I t ,h<> Tlil«#» of the Democratic. jdfrtXJfor le-elecUon lo*the-oflice of. »iau ; .- r r -. -• - - - ** - ' ,X- Id#* Roast dievf liaX likewise tieon eliminated These meiN^ are serv- j. ed only dav a peek, jinder/^der <>f live : Eqpd Administration, apd Itv tIMinv j A.WEAK SIMH' v HIT ' \ • r . \\'*u* * . Iiee.ian* >tf Saniiuv Silk ’ ain'i '-X-n him for 3 long time * “Ain't v*«Hi - b-eerd’? \ t tPP-ton landKlacf le of Hev- Mrv. -.rw — •—* ■ ■ ■ Hie seme, and tO/Siipport ^.hlm k ni stone, fr'/ «rti. Ins ^Wosf and necs ol the |*#rV/ Skilled hu.n “Foot S,t;pfav , X#lw iv,,'t..* lojcat elul •• t or/fiis'nX E ■A * .... . kOAIXVHT'NSE ARTIES MAI vs -aId liv’d hat w«ja*c -7 LX X Tttldlr plac e/Wef Is «*d a, nil PatjhlHc peoplo Vut t't/ stale ire expoctod F- d Adipfutstration to voluiHirll yrttricV/theriiaelre* in the consu Moit of iteef and to observe the re s a? rigidly on ihrtr home ta- We nil# 1* being enforced In public eating place# The deinand for for the army and the allied arm ' m,^ne^.,.:icn * w lec.-jd .me las and their civil population for thia'* ** ^ ^ Vh«*. lt sharfj/ra.n >•» aurnmer makes -It necessarr th/ the h “ , 1 ^7 ''TX'r fenpi* who .lav at hpt^e pruptlc.llr +v * ^ u , |lk x>r ^ n . iglv# up beef By produ* ta of he^«f, sn< h ONF j.pT^Qton ^tan.sh, •a oi-tall*. Uvers, tongue* *weeV [ ,^ r \ sm ;il l . 'hott>\ x | breads, heana. kidneys, brnina ’ nnd ' gnarant*e«i to .benefit EVERYY'AS'*. frtpe may ho sepred #f any time, aa 1 weak, ‘ strained ' or inflamed eVp« tlie<.regulatIona <!o md apply to thaaa. ONE WASH will sr.ii tle wltji iX /, •>^ii,■ —• . ( Iuuick results Yluminofit «*v,. cup Food wasted la food lost, and no ERKE. John M Klein, •driu^ji^^ r egn replace lt x . ' ✓ ’ j * /, V ' - . t Sec’d .-mould !*>• piloted di-.-pc • \ clujyag.the summer;' than Mood - - l hereby annomrfe.. my for the-office oj^iiaglstrate ward towtrship. subject to tfje yulei .of the Democratic / primaries and I ledge .nyself to abide the result of t'iic miRil- at-e lor Warren township, subjeo to\the rules of,.the party, nnd Xlic t.sukts of .the primary election*^ I shall Xupport the nouun«*es X*f the* party. \ AY. D S>B*AK Snioaks\S. C. ' A J. H M \RYIN. JR Ih lK Tow 1 1 hereby a frir re-electHIn 1o trnte of mdla the rules a nwm leg 1 diip. my Candidac\ office <tf mug is subject No Ion* of. the Bl.tke and l.nwiidc* Townships. I >tr; announce hivself c;in«.ii- daje for re-election for tjir pfflc* of agistfate foX Blake ami Lowndes 1 Townships ' Bledsc m> sjel: to abide* [the results bf the prijuaries andf support the nominee!*. G . W N YNYF Democratic/primaricu* • 'Xnd pled-' myself tj/ abide the result of th same afid to sjippoYt-the-noininee mady/thercat • H W HEDSONL •Ruffin. ' A MONEY TO LEND ’ ‘ • U ; f , ‘ S A * \ have « client who desires to make several , lam** loans on ini- proved farming lamkXiti FolletOlij Fotintv. Fan. take loans of aiy sir-* ami the larger the loan the better th,. liHe of interest. Loans will he negotiated -for periods rif ft-om ti\. to ten vears. • . r M. JEFFERIES You can run your Don— - '. ss-fi£ty miles for the price of a modest luncheon for yourself. —fifteen miles for the cost ot a fcood ci&ar. Dort owners art prov ing it by actual every- day-in-sejwicc experi ence and are pleased to say so. They will also say that our local Wthods be fore and after the sale *< hnehes satisfaction in Dort ownership. Join the Dort Motor Thrift le&ion Start by looking us ovcf today. lUtlFES ADVAM H hm: IX • i MPMNt. sin; i s \o\\. mOBOOO AUTO CT walterboro; 7 X‘ :yr> . Altnrm-i ,aw, Wattiuhni-o. X', ivagunca costs %>ooA of Keroo* “—Lloyd Georgo f her bv announce mywXKrt csin- <li ifttv fof the office - of y /magiHiate f'tonishhdXfor Bkikc r.irjl la»wnd«# tovkpsh ji'NipDk DjAu^jpct fo the rulesTdf jth'f D« mo7 cratlijrnrimarles. kjm - pledge mvsejf te aludV the rcV/fts of 'the same and to aif^portxuie nomine**# of The. NH4y • / T. E. McTEW?. z Greens Bond. S/O. j I desire ft* announce mv can* daev for rc.-eleeffoYi .tn the office c> ■AlagistroU- of. Brovton township., and *TfaM, appreciate the support ol ^ all IrleUds and . Well ' v wishers. ! ’ pledge myXelf to abide the resists of the pill paries and to support th* rn'Miliwe's. . . , W. N. JONES AHiton. S^ C Catarrh Cane a* Be Cuted x. Tjvr Stata* Senator. I desire-Xo announce, myself a candidaO .f«»i x re-elect ion «s State'; » niMY Dmiiship / lx, nator ftoTh* tXBetnn county, suh- jd*date*l*»r !• f*(s*u IoUpil* j -Hn—r(it«>s ' stud regulation# of : nnd shaH appreciate the shp-’X . t l-OCAL ABRUCATeJNS. as jriey reach tbe-s<ai b( Yhc Uieea«e. is a loial disease. ur< ally In- consthutiunal conditions, and <r »n order* to cure It yod mu*, take an Internal’ fUmody. HftlYs t'atarfb Medi cine Is takVn inocrntlly and acts thru th,- blood nn Abe mucous surfaces of the systen. Hayo-v <LUiirr!v,M<<licme was prescribed by onb^if the best physicians In this country f<Y war* It is com pos'd of svmc of th# best ’one s known, combin'd with some of tho btst blood purifier* The perfect combination of the ingrclb nts In Tlat: # <' »tarrli Mf'dl- clnc is wlikt produ' <ni su. h w. n.lertat results in catarrhal conditions. Send tor testimonial*, free L J CHLNEY * CO.. Prop#., Toledo. O. AU Druggists, Tfic ft Fa# ~ aimly l*i^ for^enstipation. , . r * • " A * ^ X * AGENT FOR CHEROKEE MARBLE WORKS SEE ME. FOR estimates AND SECURE MY riGCBES BEFORE BUYING a C. HIOTT ROUND. S. C. '