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<5 P . * i . VAOS FOUR THE PI AND STANDAKD Wednesday, Ansast 2t. I'lS. m- ■ mtiEina HIS 16HEST PMISE gratefix* for [r *J . ’ ■ AID TANLAC GAVE husband - PUBLIC DETAILS 101UE OEMMHfi KintHS OF COLLETON C1N11 HU Appetite Rotnmed, SCrcn|c(h mm! W’^rv TO THE'VOTERS \ On account of a death in my fan,- And ftnally-a word about rumor* II* u has boon impossible for me tl> | A person In politico is the* tarjr»t see in person as mahj voters th!j for all who would sl%Bder,'and ^thc ’week as I would like to hhve seen, people will, probably hear unreason• akid-fpr that reason I wish to eoayejr i a^le^rnfnWs. which if.ih.TestlratM a messare to you-in this manner. | would be proved entirely false. 1 The campaign if nearly over ond ask all who hear these rpmors to wherever I have been It has “been, consider well the sources from which freely predicted that I will win ea*- ,.they come. Are they not caused by ily next Tuesday.' Of course, this is some personal desire to harm? It, sufficient ground for confidence in hs* come to my attention that fer tile resalt. Yet. I wish to wkrn my tain parties, (in some cases I know friends of the dancer of over eor- their names), finding that they cau- fldeace. and appeal to you. If yon not defeat me by fair means. 1 have aro interested in me and my candi- resorted to telling false and inalfl- dacy. to keep up your efforts unt*l ious stories concerning me. Find- j the votes are all in. V Ing nothing wrong with my offlcldlj Entire Stock of , Men’s "SlraW Hats at - .*— . ___ Adnal Cost Terry A Shaffer rb tent More c**a SM SHPT' . *. These are be^utie^ F new plaids and stripe . The styles are han-l- some and exdnsie Th^-colors and *p*r terns .are catchy:, shirred, at wain afc . attractive pockets. Your choiee S5.00 record, they ore telling thing* whifh are untrue concerning tne personal- '"I; am glatf to recommend Tanlac th# voi*, tre a n in. ^ JSdV^.'uii'ESS! “ *— ^ Eut kl.in 81.. W«odald«. Oree»»ilI». 1 ’'“"’"T'"'’/ If. I w*™ m frl.nd, acain.t mtX in a statement she gave May 30th. 1 * l,1er me be * t by training a*d an< j ^ the peoplw not to bfcoma •*My hustnind suffered from what M ^ r,enr *. to , ^ rf ® r ”\ lh !l l mp ^* n i poisoned, but stop ahd consider my he thought was malaria. He had dutle* of the combined office, then I re< ^ rd hepf lt ig Buch ag wonl( | tome chUU and felt badly almost all *; hou,< J r< * el T* y<H,f 1 V ” t ,„ jjv? indicate that I am worthy of truet. the time. He did not eat anything "r^iord which U as" 11 Win ^ to trace dbv,n hardlv and comnlained a lot of bo- * w,,ion 10 m,r , word, which is. a g j| nmior* which come to my atfen- muon com him > yrr.t del ot ”*• »' lh ° l,t _ *. _ T . .J. om hook. *nd if nnyono dclr.. .i campaign promise is give you ine to gj ,| ( mP questions, I pm willing to ; be*t service possible for me to glv«\ ' them. But remember, that \ i| 1 - disconn'ort, and be was ^ M such service ** F have already ren .^• Hi. appetite returned soon After ^ ^ (he M aVer> office. be began taking Tanlac. his strength j , rrn.or i an H He ..*_ k* h>a nrt».‘ Two voars ago I was nominate 1 l.lt^^'lndl^.lkm pain, .inc. ho 1 " ,o.kT.n,e ; T>,,km -hjch ho mj £ST^- Tanlac built-up and regulated his blB * tb * , tb ”- J 1 tj , *m re-elected. I will be deprived of entire s>sten|. He says Tanlac Is a 4 . ... mlran fine medicine.” • Tanlay the ^Master 5ltl|H^cine.••• la sold in Colleton county nv^lno. M; Klein, Walterbpro; The Colle- tonCyprees Co.. Colletoa; Cottage- vllle Mercantile Co., Isiandton; W. Ci Glover,' Green Pond and Jacksonboro; E. It. Bishop t Co., Lodge. • that which you have already given me, I know that your contract will be confirmed by re-electing me. and that you will not place yourself in the position of violating the agree ment wi4h me for four years in of- all that you* hear now against me. is intended to do me political..Jiarm? and believe nothing without flr*t giving me a chance. ^ . / J thank the people for the/conf\- dence shown In me two y«4rs aeo and for the promisee of support thh rear.* Your confidence ha* neve* j been abused amj neither will it ever be. - / Resnectfiilly.. £ R. M, JEFFERIES. CandMgte for 'Frobate Judge and Master NINETY-FOUR TO LEAVE TOMORROW v L—t Contingent of Negro Itegi* of Former Itc^ifhtmtkm Will Kntrain Tomorrow . f? 1 li The last contingent of uegrb registrants tinder the provisions of the first registration June 5. 1917, here been summoned to appear this afternoon and WIH entrain Thurs day morning for Camp Jackson.. • Simon Aiken. Islandton. Enoch Ashley, Meggetts. * 1 Timothy Ayers, IslandtoiL. , Mose-Ball, Green Pond. Abel Barnett. Green Pond. > Berry, Walterboro. James Black, Savannah, Ga. Raymond Black, Colleton. Tea boy Blunt, Lodge. Abraham Bodison, Round. Minus Boyce, Jacksonville, Fla. Jasper Briant, Weeks. Lee Bryan, Colleton. Charley Brooks, ^Cottageville. Benjamin Brown, Smonks. Carolina Brown, Green Pond. George Brown, Springfield, Ga. Phillman Brown, White Hall. Thomee Brown, White Hall.» SI la* Bryan, St. Stephens. Joseph Bryant. Baltimore, Md. Roy Campbell. Ehrhardt. / Isiah Canteen, Andrews. Moee Carroll, Green Pond. , Robert Chisolm, Jr., Round. Jameb-Clayton, Walterboro. Peary Cochran, Round. % Joe Colleton, White Hall. William Cooper, Smoaks. Henry Davl*, Walterboro. Lee Davis. Stokes. Rufus Drayton, Jacksonboro. William DuBoyce. Savannah, Ga. Benj. Polk, Lodge. Charley Ford, Walterboro. Sam Frasier. White Hall. Archie Glover, Walterboro. Rimoa Goff, Ruffin. Joseph Green. Cottageville. July Grove, Jacksonboro. Jim Hampton, Charleston, Ralph *Butier Harley, Lodge. ♦ Perry jjny. Round. Clemson Hasel, Lodge. Maddie Hodges, Smoaks Read Hodges, Smoaks. Louie Harlheck, Mt. Pleasant. James Emanuel Hunter; Ruffin. John Jamison. IsUtodton. Hector B. Jenkins. Walterboro. Horace Jenkras. Sowaka. Richard ^Johasofl, Colleton. EiekelFjootfe, Lodge. Unlaw, Walterboro. Koger, Walterboro. Washington Lee. Round. WHUe A. Little*. Ruffin. Ottie Long. Walterboro. Joseph Lynah, Chbagevllle. Edd Maloney. Sprtngfletd. Ga. Philip Manigo, Green Pwnd^ Allas Krt May*. Allenburst, Ga. laaar Murdaugh, l^odge. Joe Murdaugh. xLodge. Jacob Nichols, Green Pond. Rufus l^aloter. Charleston. Wagman'Procter.' 'Charleston. Geo. RAvenei. Sortncfield. Ga. , LerR avsor, Ixulge. Lovle Rice. IslandtogT Charley Risher.'Shraaka^ - ■ Aaron River*, Wateree, Fred Rivers, Wirrin*. Arthur Roberta. Weeks. Addle .Saltey.' Weeks; Soloman Galley, Week*. John Shark. Walterboro. Klsler Shlder. Cottageville. Eddie Simmons. Green Pond. James Stephens. Snioak*. Prank Walker. Savannah, Julius Waring. Eutawrllle. Ingraham Washington. Ritter. Dan White. Ashepoo. William Wilder. CottagevtUe. \--~A DAUGHTER OF E> (Published by request of Mr*. Geo. W. Herndon.) Why 'sill A girl, who has wept on your neck. ~ w And kissed you goodbyb at the train; Turn to A slacker and say "My Dear 1*11 never see him again, . Why will she write to the soldier who’s true, \nd tell him she's true to,Dim still. Thi n give her kisses to a sleeker at home WhnV r frald to get into the "Mill * Why will she lie and deceive him so. When she knows hi* heart is set • On coming home soon.his heart full of love, 4 And nothing done to regret. Why will she tell him she’s waiting for him. And ell'the time doing her best To i tarry the slacker who stayed at home With the exouse that hi* feet wer* flat jr ■" .- ’ Why jril! she lie. and deceive him till she’s caught. ^ Then lie seme more to get straight ’. Instead of telling the truth to the boy Who loves her and. would go tq. the gate Of heaven or hell, a« God wishes she should ^ v •. To save her' from a similar fat« < j. Of the women of Belgium—a death from the Hun* «-» And a life of torture and hate? White Bed Spreads Satin and Marseilles patterns, also Hukos. Full double bed size, beautiful designs. These values /; are exceptional. $2.25, $2.75, $3.00 to $3.75 Ladies’ Bunga low Apron 8 98c Ladies’ Ging ham Dresses $3.50 to $6.50 Why v ill she send hiiu *way to France. With a heart so heavy and sore To wonder what he' is fighting for Slnce’-lhefe’s nothing home any more Why will she marry the slacker Instead. And condemn in him evermore Hi* fsH]^ I" her sex. of t’ e «>ldier wfib thought He would have a wife after the war? a V' ^ " .» Why will ahe ruin his faith in God And his hope, of the world to com*. And will she make him want to ceAse to live And hope for the end to Come, That he might find peace of mind nnd soul A* he knows it’s not in this world Oh. GodSwhy »* she. an agent from H Or is-she-really a girl? ' \ / *■. t A appy now khould/lv be.,/ Oh. God! la it possible that she’s happy now With her husband who know s he Proving his rights her protector to In France, far over th# sea / \ \ Go<f. leave them together—let h|»t" miss the draft Let him stay .with her. deai^God. please; Let them raise some mcr* slacker*, we Deed them Dear God. for husbands'for dauchtets of Eve: ' *- i * ' a» e f * * * f . -* « * « # Henry Williams, tlreen Pond. Jessie Wiillsms^ Round. John Williams. MegWlts. . C j* Rubin pea'rly Williams. Smoaks. ! A Thomas Williams. Ravenpl ^ w iothy Williams. Walterbqrw^ 4*.a###e*W * #*««**« Willis. Jaekso'nbortfT Silk Camisoles in pretty Flesh Colors lace trimmed 50c to $1.00 Ladies’ and C-T ■» Misses Middies 75c to $1.50 Children’s Rompers * 40c ' A full line of Children’s . Hose - . ^ ‘ 1 Ladies’ Gowns • full size, tastily trim med, only $1.65^" A large assort ment of Cur- tain Scrim go- f » ing. fast at 12 l-2c and 15c Ladies’ Voile Waists, beautifully • • *■'.'■ -r’ - trimmed with dainty lace and embroidery for . ; \ $i.oo ^ Elegant Gorgette'and Crepe c ? ^>€hine W^i^ts $2.75 to $4.37 , Sft Hose Beautiful, dependable qualities in black and white. See our spe cials at 75c, $1.25, $1.50 to $1.75 . i very nourishing and very simple and cutter; there will thus be both ring* during unnecessary paseenger trmf- ' make. Grape con- it delightful miJtpre. inexpensive to serve is a most a grape paste a splendid home-made confection. Of course we all know grape jelly and grape marmalades: No better or more nourishing school lunch can be prepared than those prepared with our own home- canned and prepared products. Some delightful grape products are: Grape Jam. ^ and small round .cakes. The cut fic throughout the country paste is placed on paper, sprinkled' smaller the number of passetueer* with crystallised sugar or common , who travel, the greater the a«a*er granulated sugar. Then it stands I of locomotives and cam and tb* again a couple of days exposed to larger the amount of track & draft. Is dipped in crystalUed sugar j terminal facillUea that will b* free* and packed jn a tin or wooden box) for essential troop and war ma nned -with parchment paper and terial taaovemfbu. . Enrineers. Hr*- laborer* with layers of the same paper placed men and between the layers of paste. ^ also be rel The paste can he kept thus and and ni. x ^ served as deeert, and ss garnishing Amodg* on creams and J custards, frozen 1 n f tT creams, largo cakes, etc. For grape paste use 1 lb. grape to 1-2 lb. sugar. er skilled.'laborer* wiH for fen ice on tiwop ry freight train*. stelect grapes about one-half of which are under-ripe rather than en-j tirely ripe. Wash £nd stem the fruit. Separate the pulp from tfc- •ilf*’ Co °* PulP f°r 10 minutes: The following appointments will and press througha siev# or colan- ^ nuide thlg week; der to remove seed*. Add three-' a.,* ?n th^ many patriotic dutic* of the American public at Skis time* is the duty to refrain from traveU**; unnecessarily. Every man. «oma» and child who can avoid ueiag pne- aenffer trains st this time shouirf do » earnestly hope that they wRl do so. Not only will they libetnbe quart'of the rJ { | ,b .;rfK r ' Bring pi^ducts named abdv^Tand hopw to t to a boil, add the sugar and hgVe OMr CWw< i g and do on*. cook, fttirring frequently until it wiil We want to make wine of the f Bond, an d tbetoby help the give the Jelly te*t or reaches 105 degrees C. or 221 degress F. Pour hoi pr^.; l>M**IITMKhT , g Grape Jelly. I < TWEE DIE TICKLING. /^VCbunty Home Agent. During the lbs. grapes; 1 lb. water. Crush past week Mipfc' a,ld together for 20' minute^ Christine South, special State agekr P reM through a jelly-bag. and althw Avoid Unnecessary Railroad Travel UlllfCC DADin UCinUlIV ,n hon “‘ demonstration work, "has 110 dr *‘ n trough mllllLU mm nCnUnnl ln lhe eou **? On last Thtirs• T «« * he drained a flannel hag; Hi Juice yftih a the prtiportioo as well as their Country; and the fewer who travel. th« more ample the passenger train service will be. I may add that consistentf> 'wrrt* the paramount demands of the wat. *“,very possible effort is beinc ru«i*e by the Railroad Administration ag* supply the largest possible auooKt of comfortable and prompt pa-wa ger train service. W G. McADOO. Director General of Railroads a l 0o . The following statement Ironi day *h * visited the Woman’s club ho1 10 determine the pnrportion ot Director General McAdoo of the # ^ . , »t Islandton. add held a ven into*- *‘ u K ar to u *« Brin K Gte grape juice railroads will be read with interest: Add |hi* fact *° * oMr rt ‘ lre of esting demonstration and made to boiling, add sugpt'l and stir until Washington, D. C., August 20.— ' Km^tidge instructive, talk on food vahiee an-i the au S ar *• dHCsolved. Continue Complaints hav e reached me from how the farm woman can help win th * boiling uptij the jelly point is time tb time of overcrowded train* ^ mwTn „ m ^ ■Kidney disease oft-»n advances so the War by usiug substitutes. Tho reached. Rytnove Jrom the.fire and and unsatisfactory conditions .pro- ttusneed by coasututk-nL* rapidlv that many a person i» firm- meeting at Adhfoil on Friday was weil Ra i ni - B»^>r into hot classes, sea, vailing in some sections of the coun- 1 w.re u ~;u5? :aae ly ia It's grasp before aware of it s Attended It is very encouraging t„ '»nd stot^. propces*. Prompt attention should R ee the people interested in the ,e *t with alcohol use 1 tea- ‘ ' - - - ' *- spoon each alcohol und juice. if fuice drops out in ohe lump, will support 1 cup sugar, if broken. 2-:: cup. If broken badly. 1-2 cup Fruit Pa*te*. Frtiit pastes, as they are ’ •'A', he given the slightest symptom work ) kidney disorder. If there i> a dull Medlines will be held at I)r> | pain „in the back, headaches, dizzy Branch at the home of Mrs. M.yff spells or a tired, .worn-out feelinu. Carter Wednesday of this Week''a Gfiturh Cannot 3c Career Vth LOCAL, APPAJCAT-ONA. a* »b«P cannot reach U., r-a; iiw oMeasa Catarrh in a total -tireHae. . creAtiy ta- try in passenger train -^service. ! i?«i rn , al . T *®**y- H ■»!*•* i -iterr^ feel certain that there arc grounn -; tl^bl^^n"h for some of these complaints.- but • sy»um. Haii« c* rry Si»Jrt *»♦ ww I am sure the public wtH.be interest- frfA, ci u '*‘ *: p^yritiaaa ed to know that the reasons an* posed of some bett tsxjcn eeb^an or if the kidn>y secretions are of fen- ^rape products dentotfktrattjdT slve. Irregular and attended with aR 'be making of the grap** juice, paih, procure a good kidney rente- conserve and . ntanunpruc. Thurs- dy at once. 'day the same dewtoiy»fration will h. Thousands recommend lloan's K ''cn at Uoll^ton A ' Kidney Pills. Read the statement be * aju t-euuest>lj%yhat til member* -[Inwr °f Ibe podltpy'rlub send n)e in at f W'. M Scott, m j?muter *-• onre a re 1 * I.fold . First, the great number of trttops now being handled over th« varirum laiiroads between the hontew and the cantonments, between the dif ferent cantonments and then to the vjth *<ms of Cm h—< tkej* TP” t-e-tr consist of boiled-down \’ruu pu!,. with RUKitfb added accchx. hf; to acidity of the fruit, qnd a:e im proved in flavor if ssveirl \aiietiev seaboard, is making. - extraordinafy of fruit are mixed. After the fruit demands upon the passenger va.* a report a* to the number nf P“ R Ic is made it cun he colored rel. hnd sleeping car equipment of the *avs • Mv kidnev* rbicken, 1hey have on hand, the yellow. » r i-reen with harmle* country. This has caused a scarcl- ' cot disordered and my hack ached eaten or dispose*! i»t * coirbintd purifter*- - . x*' v * I-*-fee- the Irtgrev^^ i y s catarrh -CWv •s v.lto.t p. ^ ru b w.&Cerfui vesult* In catarrh: cot-lH-vas. Sv^.d tor tefutmoiiiai*. fr-e. OJ»r..\:;y a- <'0., Prc-pe . Tol d's O. All l>rugg*. * „ Hall's FaMtilv J ito f., r roastfpat^a. Charleston S. C.. .... .m ■ < —PMWw ... . . ■? , . . . , ,, vegetable, color?. The. coloring u» ty of day coaches* and sleeping cars *P that I ran send in a rmii-\ R ti r r«wi •"B’ boiling mass aft';• which it is impospfhle to remedy Ask Y< t I r- Ilf-- 1 ^dreadfully. It was hard ^to over because of the sevet> and to -straighten again was 1 hard. The kidney secretit ns too frtiQUftfftly and I felt V fHend told me about n-Un* riMtprt This ia ver ZS tout so. I ctu.. going to asl Differert immediately. just nu flavors also ran be.added at this Secondly, the increased demnnfls Kid- inipo-- removing trom the fire, them m flavors also ran be adde- attend to this at once. V stage If desired. The paste i* pou:- upon track and terminal faeiliticr . . F2MM V JANE V.\R\. ed up in a half-inch layer on flat for the transportation of the tre- Asst. Dem. Agent dishes, marble, or glass’slabs, which' mendoup amount* of cdal, food isuw- '. ^are flr*t .rubbed with a cloth dipped pltes. raw material*, and fith*/, . * . im/his advice I •glut work in lower Colleton will *nT* ^ood walad oil. The dishes are things required for military and got a nov. They so»>n brought rMief he resunv^d this week’: after havin'^ then exposed, to drift tor a couple d* naval operations, as well as for tb* and I went on ii*ing them until I b|U , a bri ^ f t u ,f d . U p j hop ,, thl| ^ da ys. after which the paste is fui support of the civil population or had finished several boxes. I then erywhere will be found material t.» figures. ' If. the paste is well the country, force the largest pos- work with and thaf everybodv is boiled down it U drle-l more ea-»ilv. »ible curtailment of passenget^tra'a dealer** ready to conserve ever* grape and * Many small forms useful for cut- service. The , movement of troops . Don t "Imply ask for a kidney renne- other bit of fruit tha*: will be on Da* th e paste can be had on the and war materials are. of course, of J get Doan's (Kidney Tills—the hand this month. „ market.) The paste can also be cn-y paramount importance and must he william wiMar wolf “k Mr J!f 0lt h * d ’J P ?* t * r aBa Grapes are delightful and can »ith * eomtnon knife or with a flu*- K ive« at all times the right of way. ! AHr H X- tvinf.m. j M,lburn ^ 0 ” RI*™., Buffalo. N. T. turn out the most delightful pro- ed vegetable knife, or it can be cut It was hoped that the increase in Man!, vvmI.m. w. 1.' ‘’ ... . 7^- ducts of almost any other fruit. in round cakes, the center of which passenger rates recently made would TfcMngihs gtenry Williams, walterboro. 6b6 cures by removing the cause.' Grape' juices are vsry palatibh la again cut with a smaller circular hav*. the wholesome effect of rw-’ eDfa* i " ‘ ^ l felt fine pver since.’ Price 80 cents at CHEEK-NEfltS COFFEES Best Bv ivery Test Grwvw*a Ym< Prin tic. X