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y 9 r \ ' PAGE GIX THEfSKSS AMD STANDARD Wednesday, August 7, |918. FOR LEOlSLAirilK .. I hereby announcf my candidRef for ye-ol^rtlon to tWfe Hooae of Kep- re*«j»tatlve«,* spledMinK - myaolf lo •abktd the fAulU of Ul*..pricsariei and to uupport the nomiaeea. W. W. iMOAK. I hereby announce my candidacy for election to the House of Kepre- . sefUthes. pledainif myself to abide •the results of t the. primaries and to support the nominee*. . . v g. vv. imr.NSoy, Lod«e, 8. C. • ■ . Fraser Toanshlp. * I am a candidate for jua'Klstrate of Fraser township and shall ap preciate the mtpport of my friends in the primary. I pledae myself to abide the insults of the Demoeratfi primary, and do support-the nomi nees of the partK • • • . A. A, HARPER. Round. S. C.*, v * I heryby announce m*^candidacy for re-election to the office of Maais- trate "for Fraser township. - and pledge myself to abide the result .of the primary election and to support the nominees of the party. ; . • If. HODCES Jacksonboro, 8. C. leton county, and pledge myself abide the results of the Democratic / j detdre to annodnee my candi primaries, and to support the nomt- dacy for the office of magistrate of nees of the party^ • i J. W. HILL, Fraser township, subject to. the CALOMEL DMES }#***«♦*** ******* * I * sor.DfKK HOY WHITES .,*****.* * * * * t * * ; UfEli' The following interesting* letter l has been, recieved by Mr* John fe ' ‘ / ' ‘ l‘J6hn h "Walter 0 K^ S f f 0ni ^® r ' n< *Phe.w, ^ yo„ sick pml you lope ‘LT r * ,1C !- Thia was written before he left England •for tpe Tiring line. Asubsequent let ter ti-JIs of his irrlvsl* over there Mk Kinsey is a son of fhe lat e John . Kinsey, and h e has been in the service almost a year. <f , • .Somewhere In England. ... * June 13, 191k. Dear Aunt: . I have a few leisure a day’s work. Calomel salivates! It’s hiercury. Calmomel activ like, dynamite on u Sluggish liver, when calomel come* into contact with sour bile it crashes inly it causing cramping and nau sea. If YQUR-Skin-is SALLOW- If YOUR Eves are YELtOW- If-YOUR Appetite is POOR- If YOUR Head Feels’ HEAVY”— If YOU are CONSTIPATED— If YOU Have Chills and Fever— I desire to take this means of an- .jpouDcIng my candidacy for the House of Representatives from Col-r ‘ t 0 l If you feel billoue. headachy, oohy ,no “ ,< ‘ nt8 an, l I shall endeavor/ t»> stipated -and all knocked put, just . vo, J a lines. I had a vpry w ^ w vorv go to your druggist and get a-hot-i ^^hghtfnl trip, and I hav® alreadv tl e of Dodson’s Liter Tone for a few ! from the long voyage. We cents which is ft harmless vegetable tiot harvp any trouble tn coming • substitute fot .dangerous calomel, over, and the Htltish seaman are e\- Take a spoonful and If It does’nt tellent yompay IS made on e thin’c start .your lived and straighten you ,,,at b« wi.s really somebody when up better and quicker than rfast;- , l *‘e Rood English people gave us calomel and without making you BUr l‘ a royal reception. The-scenery sick, you Just go back and get you.- of U ,e country is very beautiful, and money., | ^e cleanliness of the towns and If you take calomel today, you’ll. ci,ies | 8 something wonderfirl. be sick and nauseated -tomorrow^ There is not a roftd that is not v besides, it may salivate you. while If niacadamized and every road haa’ you take Dodson’s Liver Tone you | beautiful hedges along both sides. ! will wake up feeling great, full of | ()ne seldom sees an auto, but steam ambition and ready for work or j frocks and bicyles are very popular. ' It’s harmless, pleasant and | " 0,ntf n, men and. children ride bi-’ safe to give to children; they like if. cyles, and every one keeps the lett " ;;. 1 '•'; . I >s *d e of the rodd instead of the right *****4* # * ******* There is not one wooden house * * * H* re . thev are »U niad,. of ston e »nd V COttagevflle. At the solicitation of many friends I am a candidate for the Hoiise'of Representatives from Col leton cottnty. I shall endeavor to discharge the responsible duties of this office, if elected, to the best of my ability, and pledge myself to abide'the result of, the primary elec tions and to support the nomiueea of^Jbe party, Ci. N. LAN’GDALE. ' Waltkrboro. Rpute'S. . , Ales ire to r nnounce my candi dacy for the oi. ce of representative and pledge mysv If to abide the re sults of the del. oeratlc primaries and to support' the nominees of the party. V/ B. L. JONE8. Smoaks, 8. C. . f \ FOH COtriUTY TREAHI REH I respectfully announce myself a eftodidate for the - office of ^County Treasurer, add pledge 'myself to abide the result of the Democratic primaries |ind to suppdrt the nomi nees of the same. Very respectfully, *■ ■ HENRY K. STRICKLAND. . Ruffin, 8. C. 1 hereby announce my candidacy for county treasurer, subject to the rules of the Democratic party, and pledge myself to abide the result of the primaries, and support the nom inees of the same. C. W. PELLUM. Walterboro. 8. C. rule* of the democratlc^party. and pledge myself to abide the results of the primary Mid to support*the nom- incss of the party. J. A. TUTEN. Jacksonboro. 'Y WARREN TOWNSHIP I announce myself a candidate f ir magistrate of Warren township ami shall appreciate the support of my many friends In the approaching primary I pledge my self to abide the. result*, qf the Democratic pri fuaries and to itypport the nominee? J. E. GRAYSON, .Williams. n candidate for magistrate arren township, and shall ap- the support "of my friends in , • the approaching priibary. x 1 pledge myself to abide the resultX of. the Democratic primaries, and to support the nominee* of the party. Smoaks. P. J. WILSON*. of the partjy/ ‘ ‘ f Tb»« <t u * prelfy »on«l <i<n Voti •>**» Malum .Voo i»eed If w>H f.' 1 ? jregl It will Mnp th« ch.ll*, Ion, op. youf pol »l*« Ua«b * I**' t y**' a pood ■ppotne. dear yonr head and mire yo* »m»np and well. The wont caaet of chdli and l»*er Mrcumb readily lo Oid.ne Thou«and* ha»e been cored We haee many leatimomal*. Otd.ne n alwra preventive. . Taken once a w«ek tn malarial rcclnma •» will wild ofl cniiU and build up your tyttem For iale at ail drbfpnl* at 50 cent* a bottle m tarteleM or bn|er lortn l pr<e. r a I. Oadme » .Ud order the Mnrt gbinniee that d * down fhenel,; you, t UUrUlCCO. .hc empty bottle to you. druepiut and receive at once the lull pure have , Muf. ly Tie BEHRENS DRUG CO., ■ • • Waco, Tem Stops Chills I ajn of .WTarr predate I hereby announce piy candidacy for re-election to the office of magis trate for Warren township, subject to the rule* of the party, and the results of the primary election*. I shall support the nominee* of the party. > W. D. SMOAK. Smoaks, 8. C. -. . 1 hereby desire to announce tiny ■andidacy lor the office of County t Treasugor, subject to the rules and 4 regulations of the Democratic prt- a martes, and pledge myself to sup- N port the nominees of the party. . IM JOHN M. ACKERMAN. yq , : " »- ' ; ' *0 J-’or Probate Judge and Master, ta /The office of Master, to which 11 IleltN Township. I hereby announce ray candld&cv for re-election to the office of magis trate of Bells township, sdbject to the rules and regulations , of the Democratic primaries dnd pledge myself to abide the results of the tame and to support the nominees imade thereat. / . H. W. HFDSON, Jr^ Ruffin. I desire to announce my candi dacy for .re-election to. the office of Magistrate of Broxton township, and shall appreciate the support o£ air friends and ..... well' wishers. “hi was elected by the people two yearsjptedge myself to abide the reghlts ago, having been consolidated with i«yf the primaries and to *u tni that of Pnabate Judge, effective at * nominees, foj the expiration of the term of i Ashton. 8. C. I t present Probate Judge, t hereby Utr announce my candidacy for the com- vlohlned office subject to the action of Mo the primary. I solicit the'support so of all voters and promise. If elected, Ito continue ito give tli^s. same boyof service wntyh 1 hav4 | wlilMaster’s idllce. , - ; —* E8. Walterboro given in 1 hereby awtfounce nrS'self a can didate fcj^uiagistrate 7 in Verdict' town$bif». subject to the rules of the irroric primary and pledge my- If lo nlppdrt rue nominees of the same. / L. E. HILL. WalterborX 8. C. & n ya unee myself a ean- torylWnte foixrt-election to the offle? God ,r Probate Judge and Master for vletd’ojletou county, subject to all tho, and regulations governing democratic primary. ' . O. ALBERT BE. jTh* u, 8aMn? r ikat > heryfiy annoiinv^y my candidacy istrato of Walterboro, Itit- d Wolf Greek, and pledge m>--, to abide the result of th,. prl- aries and support the nominoss of the party. Walterboro. the nomtnes* of J. C. NETTLE.-’. FOR MAGI STRATI lip. Mr. t Heyward Toi G. 0."° voters of Heywdrd Township; I hereby announce myself a ean- •idate for MagiMtate, pledging to. Thou’• goverened by/the rules and regu- ii ’ations of thyf Democratic party.-— Hums*' r ’ BAM^Y. With . , I Iterooy announce myself a can- tate^-^ov magistrate of. Heyward .Township, subject to the rules of je Dentocratic prlmaiies, < and edge Hi ' self to abide the results d to mpport the nominees. \V. THOMPSON, Henderson vllle. For State Senator. 1 desire to announce myself as a candidate for re-election as State Senator from Colleton county, sub ject to the rules and regulations bf the Democratic party, and. jpfedg? myself to support the nominee ot the party. JAS. G. PADOE ■nr. INSTKAD T- ROAD OF YESTERDAY »!« * *, **************** Down In ih e moss-hung valley By the flowery, winding way. brick. In short.the country ^iu th? most wonderful that I hav e ever seen. , * I met Charlie Strickland. Hans ford uud Harry Kwird on Uie boat i Sapolio doing its work. Scouring for US.Marine Gsrps recruits. Join Now! Thrbtrgh the grassyy star-decked' going over, and no on« knows how ijieadow, \Lies the “Rond to Yesterday.” ■ 5 ‘ In thpMjeautiful City of Memory, Near th^ flpwing stream of Time, Are bygone\^ays. sublime. Days that were^YHIed with gladness When'all our loved were nigh, Days that had much ttf sadness With many a tear atin, sigh. But we pause in the duski^xgloam- ing ; ‘ At the end of a perfect day. To -send our thought a-rdftmlng Down the “Road to Yesterday.” Edith M. Edgar. X Look at tongue! Move poison^ from liver ami Ironies at once. /' glad I w'ae o see them, along with * some Clemson College friends. We 1 surely Wer e pleasantly surprised b>- | that unexpected meeting, and 1 hope we will be together during the war. In addressing my mail b e sure ,tu use this address: My name—my or ganization (25th Ambulance Co., 5ih Sanitary Train l and American Expeditionary Forces. There will b»> no danger of my not getting it if thkt address is used. I want you to send me a cartoon of cigaretts when possible. I surely will appreciate them, as I. don’t like English kigaretts SONS APPLY AT ANY POST OFFICE fir ” . SERVICE UNDER THIS EMBLEM NARINES them sat a good natured, father’y looking Irishman Enjoying a nap Finally one kindergartener niquL- ed of the other: “How many child ren have you?” “Twenty-two.” she replied “And how many have you?”- “Oh. I hav e only nineteen,” re plied the first. wish I had time to write more, It, 'l* .. T . . bijttwill have to close for this time. ** ^ int I am Lotting along nicelv. and all of . de . a 7 a ^f I* 1 a8ton,8hment ' leaned forward in his seat and, ittting along nicely, and all of the othebTmys are fine and dandv. Please teirah the people that I have ■ w,tho “ t * nv f or nia Bt> - inquired iu arrived safely\and that I am in th j. very best of- health. Please do not 1 forget the Press ab<J Standard,. t >ur Nephew, Iter Kinsey. you^K kin- slligent and- A Sure Sign.— Two you (Jergarten teachers, inteiligen attractive while downtown in a, street ear were engaged in a animat-"’ ed discussion. In a loud voice: I “What part of Ireland did youse come from?” V • >» ' c- h Brown ^d \J6hn waiter Kinsey. Wfty.FIfty.—Mr # just been congratulated on his 75th birthday by. his new acquaintance, Mr. Jones, “Yes. I’m feeling ' fine, thanks,” ( retorted Brown; "and Ju»t think, to- the seat behind ! morrow Mrs. Brown and I are going . V. I ♦ to celebrate the birthday of our first born!” . “Indeed," said Jones. And how old might the first-born be?” “Just-one hundred years tomor row,” came the response. Jones look ed bewildered. an<f stammered hla astonishment. TRFW - Brown added: ”11* all right, nay friend; our first offspring simply , happened to be twin.” ■fr - - |- ^ , Stomach and Liver Trouble*. No end of misery and actual suf fering is caused by disorders of th'j stomach and liver, and may bo avoided by the use of Chamberlain’s Tablets. Giv e them a trial. They on ly cost a quarter. That IMS Nut MINI tktlMi of <M tonic and Inactive effect. LAXA- TIVH **0X0 Qi:ININS is better thaa < Quinine and does not came nervouat rinsing inhe^d. Remember the InU me took lor the signature ol B. W. OftOVS. Mel lieci-by announce myself a cap- ”h ' Hie office of magistffttv “Op^r lleywani township, suhJ«‘Ct lo . e rule* of thq Democratic party. ".d pledge inyWlf t»* abide thc .re- It of the primary elections* FRANkxTIIOMPSON. Re Ji.nl gonV with his girl to the minister’s/home T<* l>c married. After Um ceremony he look -the min- M»r aside and satd: “I hm awfulL sorry that I have no money to pay you t fee. si tv But I’ll do even hetr ter by you if you'll take tii^< dowiy in the collar. I ll show >ou hi>^<ii fix youi electric light mete/Xso it won’t, register.” . yS' KEPT HER AWAKE I hereby announce m^VTandidacv ^ The TcfTlbid Pains in Btck And > Ihe office of magistral of Hoy<j T—a d.i* r rd township. Subject to th^fnliMj 0‘<ies. tardui bavfe ^licl. the Democratic primaries Tuft-j • •dge .>Ayself to abide H»e result 'N< Marksville, La.—Mrs. Alice Johnsop, » same, and to support the^mun - Of this pi; - v\ wrilcsc "For one year)- »s of the parjyX/^ { ia^red wu.ianawiul misery in mf back S ^ MALViX, JR. ( and rides. .My left side was hurlitt” me Mother! You? child isn’t natural ly crj>ss hnd rifeevish, Se^* if^he .ton gue in coated; this is a sure fign its little stomach, liver and bowles need a cleansing at «>noe. When listless, pule, feverish, full of cold, breath bad, throat sore, does’nt eat, sleep lor act natural!?, has stomach-ache. dlaYrhoea, ve r etnetuber, a gentle liver and bo»<'t • leaDsing should -always he the fl , sr*' treatment igiyen. Nothing ^equals “Calfornia Syrup «>f Ffgs’’ for children’s ills; give a teaspooaful, and in a few hours ail the foul waste, sour.tjUle* and fer- mentjn*: food which is clogged in the bowles passes out of the system, and you have a well and .playful child again. All children love this harmless delicious “fruit laxative^ and it never falls to effect a good "vinside” sleunsing.x Directions f*e babies, children of all ages &rt-t grow A; ips are plainly on the bottle. Keyi it jandy laf^your home. A little given ld(N»Y Saves a ^ick child to morrow,^ huf tet t Iu* genuine. AsV your druggist YoT a boitle of “Cdli- lornia Syrup^tif Figs. ? *l|hen look and see that B is made by ihq (’aliforuvi Fig^JfKrup Co.” The Middlesex Regiment.*— \\ some Keottish regimfnts. wet\. dl^eiuhai king in France, . pum • French oflicers were wau-hth> rtu-m <>ne nhserv^it'; “They can’i Women, for ihe> lia\ e musturhe-; hut the?.canlt bt- men. for they wear skirts.” I ha? t > iK*’ s^S<l another. They’iv Ihiit Middfessex ntHJuent from Lon t / don.”—/Tid-Hits. V x Blake and 1 xiu>idev Tj»xvnsliip«. •I hereby annopniV myself candi- e for re-eieotfon for the office of glstrate tor Plake and Lowndes enships - 1*1< ige myselNjii irliide results c*f ihe primarie4 X wpd to port hbc nominees. ’ n. S ’ ( - G. W. SWEAT/ :/ ic ibl I v xherjJty announce myself a ran- .. »te- for the office of .mainstrate . . > Blahe and lu»wndes townships, lect to the rule* of the Demo- Ic primaries, and plMge myself bide the resplts of the same to support the nominees of the T. JC. McTEER, Green Fond. S. C. hereby announce my candidacy .the office of Magistrate fo^ Fra- township,- pledging mg support U the rules and regulations gov- tfte Democratic party, and to rt the nominees thereof. I at Jacksonboro and am cen- f located In the township and a easy/reach in eftspa of etner- P. P. HIOTTf- all the limp. The misery was something awful. /V, / I could not do anything, not even sleep at night. It kept me aw.tke most of tlie bight... I took diffejept n.wHlicincs, but nothing did : *'.r 'vf /J or relieved me until I too’c L. / I was not abL. do any of my work !cr one year and 1 got worse aJI the time, wal confined to my bed otf and on. I got so bad with my back that when 1 stooped down 1 was not able to straighten up again ... I decided I would try Cardui ... By time l had taken the entire bottle I was feeling pretty good and could- straighten up and my palps were nearly an gone. 1 shall always praise Cardui. 1 con tinued taking it until 1 was strong and well/’ If you suffer from pains due to female complaints, Cardui may be just what yofi need. Thousands of women w ho once suffered in this way now praise Cardui for their present good Oire It a trial. LIKE AN ELECTRIC BUTTON ON TOES x ^00 acre farm; with saw* mill; ginnery and other machinery, in *good locality and healthful. This farm will not remaim 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" us for price and terms, x/ We also have to offer several farms,- near Wal- ter boro. If interested see us for particulars. " X ./ ,.;X 'X. ’ / ■/ ~ * . »* '■ ■Y' WANTED—We have a purchaser |or -a farm of about UK) acres. Good soil, clay subsoil pro ferred, substantial buildings, and a good por tion cleared. Party can pay cash for farm if suited. See us. at once, or send complete de^* ' cription of property with best cash price. /. XX ; ' s . - • . / List your Property with us if You Care to Sell. Let us Know Your Wants if You Wish to Buv c-*'' / / X Ti'tl- tOrY' if lorn i> mo ivainfu! j«i<1 Hilling iiiaki‘> X thrTn gfou. y> A-V* |>S> * an' t'lrcn ir button un«l you l form a ’ <^»Dtart wltii a livt* witv which tinK)i kh«: holl. NYhcn yolir xhocs press a^afiHi|._ your corio it pushes its sharp roots down npon a » qsiti?c- herve and pou get a shock of pain. Instead of trimming your corr.s. Which merely make* them grow. Just step into any drug store and ask for a quarter of an ounc e of freezone. This will cost very lltth- but is suffieient tb remoi-e "'every hard or soft calllous from- one’s feet A few drops applied directly upon e tender, aching corn stops the son- ness instantly, and soon the corn shrivels up so it lifts right out, nxrt and all without pain. This ^4rug freezone is harmless (jnd never In flames m or even irrigates the *u-- rounding skin. x X M / 0 y' Walterboro, W, W; SMOAK, Manager. \ South Carolina v