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21. 1918. TM AND STANDARD m* PAGE SEV 1 , • .. 1 In order to make room for fall * •• ' - • r -4' goods. * ; We Offer A|ens Palm Beach Suits In Light Colors Only DMK C0L0HS $7.50 UP M OO t son AMERICANS ASKED TO LIMIT USE OF SUGAR Must. Use No More Than Two Pounds Per Perspn a Month if the Present ' Meagre Allied Sugar Ration v' Is Maintained. V ******* *•*'* * * * » *^|i * * * - A«lmini<4ratUm sfr * • ******* #'*-*. ,* * * * • • FW.J . Ailministrfttpr Kintaer has. • received the foIlowIoK^ \ I siik'vest that 1 you advise dealers in salt in your .territory ’ to place their orders for-salt now and mat'* arraAyemenl* to get theirHiupply of this * commodity, for nr<xt wlntdr ujoved as early ’as possible. The Str.tfs ^dpiinistratlon DiUsion has : wrltf^p • me that th e wH shortage '‘in the Southeastern sates fast win» ter .arid *Pt‘kiK-iF a * occasioned *»y ‘the shortage oTNroal for the tnanfae. Jute pf salt. and\ the shortage of •car| in which toXmalce shi'pmenii ! of this comodity. This lefter* sav* TO AIL WOMEN WHO AflE ILL Tbli Women Recommends Lydia E. PinkhtmV Vefe- V r • »T* •ir.aa • M 0f gt . * , , . . _- that the same conditions are likely Stocks Wul Be, Short Until Beginning or New 1° b »* '" effect this winter. There- , - . . u • fore, dealers, saH should be- ue- ... Year—Ration May Be Enlarged Then. j^ !?.. p,,, _ c _ r _ f . h *V_^ Two pounds of sugar a month—half r , • Nv' . ' , a poui.d a wes-k—that is llie sugar ra tion the IV S. Food Administration H. W. COHEN Next to Herndon's RestauranC {fh/j. time or at least far enough a- i head of their requirments to antie- . ipate delay in shiptnepf. . . ...\ V:'-tion. In FTnrope the present r«- WILLIAM -KLLIOTT. : : is already ndu<yd to a miiilmum. j Mmlnistrator for South (’aro Our S.tuafon. v. • ij*®** ,./ X . ■_ , f. M k«l ^.rr Amyrlciit. .. .HmMw.. »Mtl. it. r.Hyl ' WOMAX h CHHK fue.s in Its.-cffort* to mamtain ‘•rAftTLF.S U'kl.TKilltoltf* until January 1, LUlU, in order to make . iwr uistrihutlon of sugar to th^. Al-^ ... i sure there shall be enough for our i ■ 'i-'vorid U as foIloWa: \ business'man’s wife could not Army and Navy, for the Allied armies ' . Su0ar • upp,i ** t , hrOU ® h ® Ut . th * eou ": ^ or wevv without sharp pain In .. tf y* home*, stores, factories and J»#»r vyo*. For vearx lier eves were and for the civilians of those hatUma. bikeriea are aft a lAw ehh We must ' red and weak. Finally she tried pure Lavoptik eye wash. The result of 'One ‘application astonished her. A smalt’- bottle lavoptik is garanteed table Com] Personal Experience. McLri.dh, NeK—** I want to- recom mend Lydia B. Pinkham s Vegetable „ t '■'* ComjHHind to all • women who suffer .» froth any functional disturbance, as it has done me more irood than all the doctor's medicine. • Since taking it I have a fine healthy By New Year's the world sugar alt- wtcreased sugar shipments to tha r ’ * e . ,J ' * . £L j | tmm nation will be relieved somewhat by . ' • / i .Produation *f American beet and the new crop. Cuban sugar of this Louisiana cans traps have been disap- V to hent fU EVERY C \8E wen^c strain nr in fir. mod eyes. One WASH will ktartle with it's nulck results. Alnminwni ev.e cup FREE. Jphn kf. Every available sugar source will be immense sugar ctacks in Java ftan-i Klein DnUfgTAtr-' drawn on by the Food Administration "<>* be reached an kecount of tha ship- 1 — w-— years: crop will be. arriving la this country. . pointing. - , ' Parte Rice crops have been cur- tailed. ; ' ^ ’ X \ For the Colleton Garage. There You have Attention and * * ' • ' •> » ' X X; / Standardized the County Over i\ ■c X 5 Hie Colleton Garage RAILROAD AVENUE, WALTERBORO, Si C. ——Precious things are for those»who can prize them.— Aesop’s Fables. V THE 'x< is foA* the musically cultured. X It is the most artistic Piano of .the present day. The Piano that has^.established a new high standard of e<*- collencs in Piano Quality. >' " ‘ - . \ ** x"- • during the next winter months to main tain' suffleh-nt stocks Sere to keep np our nationul sugar supply/ During Oc tober the' first American beet sugar troop move.oenta and munitions.' Army and Navy sugar requirements have increased as well as those from thp/jRilioa. • Mi>st industries nsing sugar have had Will arrl.e in the markets. ^llotiuent reduced by one-lialf; middle of November some of our Lou‘J.N. J me will twelve no sugar, isiana cane crop Will be available. All Houaeliolda sbould make every ef- of this sugar and moi^ may be ueeded > fort to P«^rve the fruit crop without . , ... .. V^'utar. dr with small anuuints of sugar. . to ki-en this nation suiwSied on a re- , - . .... * ■ . . I.ater, when the sugar supply Is larg- duced ration and to safeguard the A!- j., r> ^nn^i frult U1 ay be sweetened Ued sugar ration from still further as it is used. p.ng shortago; ships ara needed torj* ######## * #### V baby girl and have gained in health and strength. My hus band and I both praise your med icine to all suffering womMv”—Mrs. John Koppelmann, R*, No. 1, McLean, Nebraska. This famous riot ami herb remedy, Lydia E. I’inkhunt’a Vegetable Com pound, has bc'*n restoring women of. America Vo health for more than forty years and it will well pay any Woman who suffers from displacements, in flammation. ulceration, irregularities, backache, hpadaches, nervousness or “the blues” to. give this successful remedy a trial. , For special suggestions in regard to vour ailment write Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co , Lynn. Mass. The result of its Ions experience is at your service. a j BATHS * * . ,X *s>**»**»«* MRS. V. W. FKRRY ,e* • * “V X Time Sweeteners : V ... 'X MERICA has several excellent war time sweet eners that will be used largely during the shortage in the fip£ar supply. ’ They are maple sugar, syrups, honey and molasses and may be used in preparing des serts and other dishes requiring sweetening. When a cup of syrup or honey is used to replace a cup of sugar the liquid in the recipes should be decreased one-fourth. One-third of/a cupful of sugar is equivalent to one-third of \ cup of honey, about one- half cup of- syrup and about one-half cui* of corn sugar. One-fourth pf a cup of sugar is equal to about one-half cup of syrup or orte-third cup of corn sugar. One table spoon of sugar is equal to one tablespoon of honey, about one and one-half tablespoons of syrup and one and one- third tablespoons of com sugar. ^ Sugar miry be saved by tha use of raisins, dates, figs, dried pears and fruit pastes used on the breakfast cereals. Fruit marmalades, butters and jellies should be used to take the place of the ordinary sweetening at a meal and not as accessories to it. Fruit# may be preserved without sugar. It may be added when sugar is more plentiful! Preserving demands this year a thin syrup instead of a heavy syrup. 'X • X. X- If sugar is uaed one-half of the amount may be replaced by another sweetener. Drying is a means of preserving (without sugar)-ap ples, cherries, strawberries and black caps.. When ready to use they may have added the needed sugar in the form of a syrup. .When sugar is more plentiful fruit juices may be made Into Jellies or may be uaed at fruit juices with or without saga* aa beverages, fruit gelatin* Sod frozen desserts. . *, - yxj Freak fruits supply ihe^lgafaf sugar in tha ihould be used freely, may be made o! gelatins, ji cakes. rh?r!esTw#, Auk. 16X The news of the iloafoXe^lerday at about 3 p. in. of Mr„ ArtK**^ \V. Perry, of MeKKett. will come a*'•-.great aho^k to a largo number of people in Char leston. ° Mrs. Perry was formerly Mtfc? Towles, daughter of Cap!. F.W.Tow les of Martin’s Point, and waakoowri far ami wide r.s a charmirijt lady, having Mu* Towles charactefietie of hospitality, which einteared her to everybody who enjoyed her acquaint ance. She had been in ' failing health fqr some -months and recently un derwent an operation at a local in- fllunacy/but "her case was beyond medical >l*dLshe had been sinking for several ^litya^btit frICnds ^an l lo\ed ones chiny: to^cyeiy ray of hope until the end came. She is survived by her hukhajid ami several devoted Children and large* and well, loved family connec tion. Her funeral will take plage this tfterpoo-n from the fathedrat at I 'dock. ROUND. 8. O! \c M i s/j» MRS. .1. M. <• %SKI\S —<v- . Gaskins, of the (Jml'- 1 son's Mill ^edion, di**<i at her Vvne. there H'lndX. morning early, fol lowing ^ severK "Mark .rif acule ii- 1 digestion. The X n * >ra, »' a *; hdld ] Monday morning dt. Bethel Mctho- , dist church of which Mrs. Gat-kin« , was a member, being conducted by her pastoK Rev. D. H. Everett. X Mrs. Gaskins had been married a little less than a year, and IfKsur- vived bv an Infant boy seven we^ks ‘old. besides her husband; mnthety | Mrfb Fannie Hudson, brothers^ Geo , Owen and l.eed Hudson, and sisters, Mrs. B«rtha Miller and Miss Pend Hudson. The sympathy.flf alar''* circle of relatives and friend*, goes out to the bereaved family. X ft*************** Sold in COLLETON COUNTY only by Thos. Black BAMBERG, S. C. fimyn women |»n» too mnch he<Nl to ^ their face Insteml «»r - thftr ■ • ■ \ Hr?* - Watch your step! A brisk. Uv«,d> step id, what charms more than a lovely skip, but your hhuh heels hai«* caused corns and you limp a liUle. . t , W1 „ . That's bad. girls, and you know it. from a visit to her friend. Miss Hal- ror ' nj , (leHtluv , M . MU ,y and grace, b*- lom.. of Pickens, -dbe was away r?>rns are eiga.r to remove* & about two ‘weeks. , ’ Bid your feei of every corn Sf ! -Xx' A ' ' S ^ , ‘ S ws asking ift j4ri> drug store for a qun;- *************** IT. Turn are spend in;; a few weeks ^ of ^ of Trwtnw TTiis Snioaks, August Ifi. Dai id Rieb- A* ^ ,u ^ a ; rn home dMw . Ndtl c.«t little but is sufficient to j e er. of Camp Jackson, is at home on onstreitonXTent at Smoaks. hap {J^^roiTiie'a^L , ' 0f 1 ^ ^ A few drops applied directly upon a tender, touchy corn relieves th- ■ soreness and soon the entire corn, root and all. lifts right out without MONUMENTS! I AM AGENT FOR CHEROKEE MARBLE WORKS?'’ BEE ME FOR ESTIMATES AND SECURE MY. FIGURES BEFORE BUYINO. c; C. HIOTT . X' K That stands for highest quality In Sew mg: Machines. It i* the beet machine tliat money can buy and lasts a iKe.time. Jfiey are only gold thr niglxfh* Flnger^Storea and finger salesnii , 2b pdy-qen^dlscount allowed for cash. Big nllowance f*r ol,d machines In exchange for a, Slnie^r. Call, ’phon*. oj write to - SINGER SEWING MACHINE ^ EMPORIUM M. PANIOTTIE / X sUOAKS a short furlough. He likes camp turaed frdm a lacation apepy 'witli j life, and hope t soon to be^r«|ipg friends at Georgetown v - over. y [ Miss I>*na Padgett, who is !i. * News has heen s -fereived here that training at Ropet hospital in Char-, hail safely arrived leaton. is at home on a visit to her Cerhsrd D. Yarn pain. Thitt freezone 'is a gummy Ask Your Grocer CHEEK-NEALS COFFEES Best By Every Test Cttarrh Cannot Be Cured V th LOCAL APPUCATiONS. aa *hey cannot reach the scat of the disease. Catarrh is a lo< af disease, greatly in fluenced by constitutional conditions, and In oedsr u> cure it you must take an ’ Internal nm->dy. Haft's Catarrh Me<Ji- ' cine la tagtru intorn.tdy and acts thru tin' hijoU on the mutoux aurfsre* of the syriein. Hill's Catarrh MMicine was l»r« scribed by oao*vT~S'e b »t j ay. Iciaito 1: tt'lr ^notry f<-.- /.nrn. ,!t ta cenft- ■■ r I fit cotr • ttdfbcst ter.. * known, <<•iM.it 1 wi:h s..i ’ <X ti - bcurt M*od yui: The perfect t« n.ljiniition of Z^th- Ingrydi-nts in Hall's Catarrh Medi na.*, is *t;^: froduc* i nr !i wond-rful ^ resuItR in catarrhal cooditiona. fSend for ‘■ftastimooials free. » F JV CJil^KY ft OO.. Props . Toledo. O. All Drugglgts, TCc. Hull's Family HIL: for constipation. ever seas.. A card was received mother. Mrs. Rosa Padgett. from him addressed to hi* brother. Lktfrie Sinoak. d'ho has been . . , , , a v W H. Yarn. working at the Navy Yard, Charles-X an X ^ Mrs. J. C. Counts has accepted ton. is* now at home, a position in the Stnoaks school at Master \Hallum Smith, who <-'<• of the teachers, to succeed Miss been attendmg the short cours,. at rounillng skin . . ill not return. Clemson t’oReue. has return*Ml a:- Women must k**ep m mini, that in the ter a much (^Joya&le stay of two .Comb** feet creale a youthful step sub- ami 1 simply shrivels, up the corn without has inflaming or even irritating the sum ji . > s f'lth Waller, who Mrs. Counts will remain. \ery profttabL* ityg again for t!ie tt*<» Rnnk of Sin oaks til.l the hank make* weeks and ab definite arrangements for a cashier, one. Hallum i Mrs Walter Padgett has been prize tbHL year. «n)l tjhqse wlio have .i fL se«*n' hii* nn<* aere ‘qf corn stato tbi t he will undo'ihthdly win first prize in the county. \and a hig'i prize in. tlu* State The loweat es timate ft 1"'» bushels on \he aer«*. uhieh < nhLri** s her at tract ivene/'i- \ ''•-y'Ao ’ Manager. / j)*tin>ad Avenue. .. - Walterboro, S. C. \ \ V / 8TOP, LOOK AND KKAO TUIft . If a nan tovwa a girl, that &<» oaai- If a flri loves a nan that's t-r *>aai- 11 tkay CM married that'* thotr btulneaa. x So, If yon want year aqt<tTnoi Me seat covereda and clothes v clean* *i. see The New York Pressing Club: for that's their buslneM. New York Pressing X Club i. It DAVENPORT. Manager. r- ~ X/- — Dr. A. J. Anriorsom Detitril SurireonX* i . «»<■' i n se fr»_ texr!) <■ |3t.. _ ! e-*-f r-xi, ih'btv f*rd the i V •! th-* tbey are fiW*<irate r' ’•< r Mbs R’<th PisherSt^ " !''ri- of. the -ic’Ia 'id ' Lt. *. ;; nd will, begin her rr4Jx’*- «*’An rntlv in October Mi* . hnf had- several years cxfierreOf-e in trichinr. and will make thji* ?cho'i! one of the best erer.had there Miss Gladys Smith has ret ?rne^| The Strong Withstand the heat of Summer Better Than the Weak, ’’ * ” / • - Old i^h.Lc »lio »j»- f<fLlr and yodngrr proplt ’ who arr wi'ak, <»iHl><: ntn ngihrucd and cnaLIrd to ] /o tb'roiich l+i« dr!»r»»*<rilt h<-*1 offtummer t<yf:i'. i<ii!*.Kt*VK S TASTFoLSH. !iUtT<>NK It i>orif. ■•.irf i-n'ii-Jta-^thr Ww«to I o'n iffcrh*<r<t < r V»«i*k\TT-i»r- *» On. vc’fi Tasteless chill Tome r'w - »u... -a I fX; J;;-. Piles Cu. ed TrfTn.! K: i<j % -taiky kim! encoT/ by purilyinft and cn- Tuu cau <.«>u f-ftk* Stn rmtli- >< . tt .i^L «. u; v ^ V<.u-ttV icr v !/ h t j H Oaya 1/ I’ AZO ot t if! ’ fait* For Indigestion. Constipation or Biliousness Just try one Sfi-ccnt bottle <.f LAX-FOS WITH PEPSIN. Li<iuicJ ’ Miv.* Laxative plcasatit to -1 .•-«•. Ma<. si ; recomrocndidtatl '! pribhc by I a: . iMcd; cine Ot.nwiMlfactarpf o' lx .at . '• Quinine iniU Ur W’t• ■< 1 .v s <.