The press and standard. [volume] (Walterboro, S.C.) 1890-current, July 17, 1918, Image 8
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MERTTIfO FOB CAMPAIOM»
PARTY WAH A BIG KVBNT
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the course of the country to'the
course of the American eagle which
i bird never changes It* course were
Swell recelVed. Ilils time the Ameri
can people are heeded for th« de-
’ struct ion of the Geripan autocratic
aorernment and no’power on earth
can keep us from winning.
FOR ItKPRKHKXTATm?
George " • ttnmsnn.
Capt.
The first speaker among those’ of
fering for the Bouse of Representa
tives, was Capt. George \V- Brunson,
of ‘Lodgt.
< Capt Brunson said he had
advised to makq a big speech
holler loud, hut he felt there would
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be enough hot air and
attempt it. ,
The speaker referred to his war
record, and, told of the two vears’
service he rendered in the late) War
bafween the States. ’ He said he
would be la this war now if, he. were
not too old, but he felt he could
render a bervice In the legislature.
He felt there was a great work to
do. and that as a legislator issues
should be submitted to the people
for their ratification. .
} Capt. Brunson announced that’
he was in favor bf compulsory edu
cation as he felt this was the best
way jto handle (he proposition.
The speaker’ . wouid do , all be
could if elected to further the cabs-
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Col. J. W. Hill. -
The second speaker was Col. J- W.
Hill, of Cottageville. He begad at
oncp a discussion of the swar. Ho
felt (hat we are going to win in the
war. and*that it would not be' long.
Our r people should make sacrmces
in order tp heln win the war and ff,
anyone is to do without food it
should be the people at home and
not our Koldiera at the front.
Col. Hill stated that he is a candt-
JULY CLEARANCE
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Our Mr. J. Frank; has just returned from die northern
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markets, of Ballimbre and New York, and we are
getting in daily our fall 'goods on that account we are
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forced to sell our entire stock of spring goods at great
ly reduced prices.
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if every measure which wa-»
presentStT to improve the common-
arliobls of the State, both term' .p^- :
date because he was solicited bv
many frien/is who claimed they (tension and building fund: • of''his
wanted him back in the legislature. I havim: been instrumental in havim:
He served already -in this capacity ! t he STmoak-Rector bit! for-teachtnc
for twelve years and was highway juL-firult'ire passed,
commissioner, arid for twelve ygais j M r Smoak. referred briefly to the
county executive committeeman. B.y ^necessity of havijafe trained teen "in
•e^when the war shonM
^demand be made for
ure for the -good of the country, j , n «.pt the important
Col? Hill announced he was- u strong'.^nd <m<j!ged conditions with which
prohibitionist, and while he had . thexfegislbfur^S and Concress would
been edunty dispenser for thr** • jr^e* to deaU> .He promised, if ii ?
years, he woul/i never, haiuSie ajv^lw^m in the 'legislature wtien that
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promise- to do his full duty, if ele<- : Lj,p legislature
ted, v and would" support every, mea.-: and thic^
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;other' (Kpop of the stiitT. AHhnwfch should happen, vhat h>* wodld favo
|‘72 years of ape he Was still pfivX- ..|| .legislation 'vh>*A 'w’ould have i.rrj
call' strong and could d<i^«(s' imuii rhe e**tfthiishniXnt of institu-)
wojk as he ever'did. / (ions for the rel / urninb v soldiers.
t . H- I*- -tones... j '.t r Smoak thanked th,. voters of
I It. I.. Jones, oi jjffioaks. whs -the < W. rren township for the'•aplendhl
nest speaker. vote riyeiv^ed’in (hat. triwnsKR' two
It.eglnningtMs ajWlv'sS 1>\ refer-}>eitrs/ti go. He said he wa« jhajng n
en'*e to thj^'war,-^r. Jones said he bacg to the lepislatu'e and ti at tiv,
felt a" loifg jitfie that this country
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1 ahy-' didf*- After earh vessel was
other candidates were all after
fJoodwiri’s vacancy, but that
would be able to work with anjxriian
^gtink' he lor-ked for;-our entry intohey ,kent with him to Columbia. He
the struggle. When war was Anal?/ expressed the belief that. Hie people
(declared he offered his services. hm,of Warren township wbuld do for
I.was informed by ,the. governnunt him what they haef^done two vearv
(ithaf Oh*' had younger men id do /ago
the ntchftng.
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Mr Jone^ stated that, be Entered
I the rare for the House only after
i being earnestly solicited Ay mart'
[friends to become a .candidate. Hj
j prrtmlsed. if elected, t
[ fleient service and to do th»>
We have just returned from the. Northern markets.
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ami we have to make room /or our stocks. We will sell
he could for the people.
all summer good* at Very lowprices.
v (Vdumbws 'K./lauigdale.
Columbus N’. l.anudnle, of .th®
,Pleasant Grove section, was the next
candidate to- spdgk.- uumher of
automobiles beganxfb crank-uip to
| leave and Mr. Latrigdale had to wait
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We have Jiist received a shipment of ladies' Waists,
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the ver^ latest shades andNroloiX Skirts the newest
ipake. Mtn' Straw Hats at the very lowest prices.
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the time. * ’
several minutes to begin
Mr I.angdalc began by stating
FOR t OCNTY THKAHimKR
John M. Ackerman.
. TheXirst Speaker for the. offi'-o of
couirfy treasurer was John.M Ack-
render ef-tpVman. of Walterbo.ro. who\hriet1\
annonneod his candidacy, and prom
ised faithful performance of oxefy
cjutv sh-ould he be elected.
C. W. Pelhyn. ^
c W. Pellum. of WaTterboifdx
the next speaker. Mr. PellumXpoke
only a very few momentiyXiit long
enough to suggest tbaXhi* oppon
ents were both good atPiool tear!i-»r*t
and that there fs Xmeat need now
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for Summer
ntertamment!
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the canoe or in the camp, around the
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campfire or on moonlight excursions, there
is no more yersatile -ami delightful enters
tainer, nor a musician more appreciated, thai
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that he was'born on-the farm and i for trained teaches and they ai ould
had lly^d there ever since. He was.
1 therefore, acquainted with the needs
'Pf the farmer
j In reference to taxes, he did not
j.see any chance to redyc-e taxes. As
( long as the wheels of progress cmv
, tinned to revolve tuxes will go high
er. “If Methusalah had lived till
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Big Sale Ot
Suits and
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'aim Beach
hi\e« were reduced he would have
been mighty old man.” said Mr.
I ancdiite
He would never favor ' placing
"fock law on lh«- people of tin rour
tv as long ns there - are so n:xn*
v'-n-j. o' grass for growing purposed.
He wpuW only tax or sjihrpfttin
ttii' to a Tole^, of. tin* peopb- xvh "i
of the people rigPed :i
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y’f.'lit t-in from Kepi, mb* • I X* 1/
cemher I. nn*f thep p<-i • >frnw: /ih-'
ra?» Witiomf licv-’tsw* S'
Hi 1. in; le saldxff *-1.-ote*1 i,,
*'u!(J y,r hi., u,\y , n if |„. | KUl
m;i T • :i r.>>.ich tX *> that t».c\ wo*ii-i
Hnpli.y i’*-co nire hii
I ?xr.<l>. H, promised
rii--- <>f .duty if ejected
W- W. Ninoak S|H*aks.
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T]ie J.-ist candi*lnte foj tin oCi',-
•sentati'V Was W W. Stnoak
■Hiom, now a member of th.
I fte f.-i
• M oKi'-pres
ef VValtei
Housy Mr Smonk Hved
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FOR SALE
for maty
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i won y seJinlaff-bip to? The r'it
d* i fntjn tlien in J'i'X dndra'mg
• p IhrtO Hg reft-rred to th*- .iii.ttf'-
^ ieiuts hr,, li,*’d ; rowtr up xi-ifh ^n i
with siidn* "S t-v the mans/'who had
“gone on before.” stating that h-»
atjd <fhe -*het> were n/iw . beg
go back into the school room
Henry K. Strickland.
f Henry K. Strickland, of Wi lira ms.
was the last speaker- for the\oft1co
of county treasurer. He paid a
graceful compliment to his old teac?:
er. 1’r-rf. Andrew F. Hiers. of
Smoaks. and told of his -efforts at
tidipe ihe government in. all - th*/
rapacities in which, he could, fl*-.
Strick-laitd >tated that, m- ha*l wqrk-
e*l out a progressive’poliev of hand-,
Ung the nffdJX * he tro;'«tu-*y's o’
;- fiee and that if elected he won I
ilta'e ;/ pM»ffressixe'admlndvratlo''
i:»’*d- \voohf do his h'ept t*>
f-otv|mr' 1 "-nppjivt o* %n 'be \>>
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was; i n f«vX/ -
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, The last iKyndma-tes /t-i- . t-i,.-.
«•*•• f 'thofe' for p;i»b:\t«-/iiX*-’ an-, 1
mbs for. tXe c*>tja bhtpd Aomee w h i<’ *
th. l«*gi-:|iitare ;h/yl priced toyet* . ,,
t its, last scsaX’. Ttw* first • i
sp*.ik w.i< the . irtcutnbeitt. of :h-
Pi,., probate , jiidge'^ t otr.ee. G”- '\TbHtt
full mu-fore- ‘yseaeh Ibyf-h. i .fc’c i ix !i'
uppotiv’X^a- an .abb- inrurane. r'-Hv
attorney and' real estate denb--. yin ‘
be /a-d be f**lt that 'yith all Pit: •
do his opponent h.-.d *n«Mig> to ep
ffhtie his tim* H- tia<l s/nen #h’c-
of bis fate. to 1 be wX and had
spent. da> s fillinl .op.it questionnv.ri(> \
and doing other v.Xvb for ih«? d’ H'-
e*i men He Mi tliaf tUe 'oter-
should ke«-p the old man in office.-
an<j> he pjowisod "That he, would d-.
his best a? h«" had dot?*- f.
re-elected.
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x. A $15, $27.50 or ^7.50 Columfein Grafo-
nola is not too heavy to pack alon^ with your
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summer camping kit—ahd
“earns its keep” in pleasur
out..
Come and sec us abmi
more than
(•fore 4 week is
ijnc’t r ,dn\ and be
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sure to have us-play ourii.te^k Summer
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lections. We can guafuhtxe you a ircati
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when
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Meanwhile be wig]:- : \i-be y>nital protracted niejJ*tfur
miiv of doing tie- J'fXf’, ..^ Baptist chfirctT bee
oiin!' needed in tbx s^indviV^tiTorniiip withXstrong-ojh-r-
h« . itiC-.^-riivpp hy J^V. K. H -Ftinde’'
'*•/- . ’bbt'k. "of A^yirigton, Rev! Fumlt-r-
tli. Mmo-* t Sjs-ak-.- itutk fs rixckhfRin of the pastotk Ret.
! .1 V. R-^u^ to 1 b- r. Jf^^Fundemurk,. who is so well
* - ‘ 11 sum tub-rod^ th * k-oo» t> o\*-r IlieNfountv. Th** meet*
b I'lti. tut. called ,11 • Simdnv X>rnirit
r. chairman «if the larfil aXt
'' ,' J - ' ' A ' " 1 bX - 0,1 -otjnoe*• ^ai terqoon Niiiany peopio
’•X' 1 t ••yxtjeis-l b -. arjiXted to heJtr .anotheKsOrmon hr
}h a dto-r.-uxv. F.' 11. FunderKltrlt^X " ’ , *
j.n-! ! anb-diiTiX- This tm cting will hXrdQ.linn^d’
during Jl«t- week. \v"ith two serttfee^
dail>. Tlir,pul)ljr is in'Hist 1d\at
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was at,t*'nded by
ee congregktion, and K^ain
afterqoonXpiany people
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*• My. tMiidvnrf ptti^er^ in Walt uhoto. Houm- contatm, :dl
\mdein conv«X*mice#., kintchcn. store room. t.ath room, ihe.foom*
amt hall with roWim- porrlies all u-mmt with all, n.-cessar.' o-t
building 1.urge yard and hit This home is eOti'enb-f? to-
husines sdisirtcl x^ * Apply to
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WALTERBORO,
UTH CAROLINA.
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V be. classed with', tl)/ pl(i*-r midd' X' T ' V£l! ' the ’next sm aket M> J
ege«l men He* rem/nded the votern ferles began by felling u .f-*-w ge
that tbe\ >• d n didible dnt' in St- Jokes*, which were enjoyed Xl
• "■ *bi< ' it ptie for ihetpBelvei said th* legislature had cwXpIm-d ‘ ‘' , S .
and otic ? f th^- khaki-efad 'orin.; the two offices t,wo >e*rs >efot» Id-
nten who a»*q/ now servin. tXir term wa« out. and be only as?:*
fbvmtrv on pie front line in France, ing for the oppotfujxfv to eomplel
v. bnXsfator Mj-' Knmijk xlpi' t] bis term ’ H* hsui(iio criticism to of
t h'* ttjui b.-en pfaeed on, ti> ft’o-t fer for the legidlature’a having doft-
i-oporf yr coniiMjtee fn (he House this, and hXicit it was wise to «}o
that e£ M'•'o and' 1 Menn«. nod *H;if it TheX^ ni bined jeh would pav
lie tybi as a eonsenttene,. to' work ntore X^oney and the officer could.
• er/ h-.-d. /s e' .-t v Ijril can vine an theXfore, purcha*,-- mrtre nepdfui
anjrropiintlon had 1.0* be -eonstdeted for conducting the affa'r-
:>s> by that comniittee/ 'If. theXof the officV*'.
lijX lard
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it:< tbxitrs exje-t*
iXXlad • »
tftx front
if, fher*
Collet
n to take
fend.
At the *;oncIns on of Mr Meorer’a-
speech, the nipefrnu was ad/)urn«d, f r
The next meeting will be held at
Ashton nXt Tin Mlat ,
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MONEY TO LEND
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ittloii
nd '!r«xt>./r. H. 'Hiers
an-
his work
Xf hi? flghl for bqne-pfv pr 0 j,
‘'h-s vote for the m-nsion
Mr. JefTpri*-s laX^^ret/ to the fact
that the grand jurie^Xhdiittwsitvs re
ins terms to'1»'Ni,
Mr
-a:’', fhe/en^dg^ment of thdir t<
d.Jiitrhtgr, Miss 1/ticjle. to Mr! Thomas
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1 irTv Hrifsb' ; of Colitmhiin
f 1 airfare to,-fake pl.-me the
^ .Vrfgust at .t('alletboro.
. >st pleading terms X— „
;oo nrto f*ir the ^'fas/X'anlsbing office, and t.haf.Mhe recent checking fikitt,
o( the’ books of the officials of the t^^n Moud.ay
I fta\,> a eltent who de*.ires
inake several large loan* on im-/
| I'rovrsl fanning bintls in Foil-
iC-punty. . t^aij take loans of any Jd/o
):»nd the Iditver the loan the-h/tfi-r
th,, rttf** of -ftVterest. larans Will'**-*
n*-»otiat«Hl for |tujp4M|« of li\>*
ten years. 7
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und of ferred in most
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his nip
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