The press and standard. [volume] (Walterboro, S.C.) 1890-current, September 18, 1918, Image 5
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«E PRESS AND STANDARD
Union Sets
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Red, Yellow and
Pearl
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Sets.
BUY WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
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Fishbarne’s Drag Store
- — M. C-EISSBURNB^ Projyietor.-—
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The Best of Everything.
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SMO AKS WILL HOLD
TAIR THIS YEAR
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• ' Pursuant to notice given ,ln*t
week meetings were held thin week
at Tabor/ Cottogevllle. Lodge and
8monks for the pOrpoee of d 4 ***^ 5
lag the matter of holding « oonw
johunlty fair sit each of theoo places
It seems that the concensus of opin
ion is that it w^l not no feasible to
attempt holding tires* comm uni tv
fairs' this year. The reasons given
are that so many of the young men
who usually assist .in getting np the
exhibits are now in sendee, that it
will hardly be wise, to attempt hold
ing the community fairs and also to
take part in the county fair. So it
was decided at all the plaeea. e\-
cept Smoak*, not to —bold-com
munity fair but to devote all c6ort«
towards making a community ex
hibit at the county fair in Novem
ber. Accordingly committees were
appointed in each community to se
cure exhibits'and to arrange them
in special spaces at the county fair.
Smoaks will hold her fair as usual.
These meetings were conducted
CUTE
OOISM IN
m "oiieco"
Capt G. W. Way
Makes Appeal
SHE WINILO BE
.Often Had tn Got
Night on
4 or 5 Tlnaes in
of hia KJd-
be Ate '
by the county farm and home agent?
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“'I.
MARKE
J. L. Rentz Goes - ^ *
To Orangeburr
' You certainly have a fine medi
cine in Dreco,” said that well known
traveling man. Nr. L. A. Todd, of
70St Hast 9th Street. Charlotte, “ft
has done n>£ worlds of good and I'
am glad of a chance to publicly en
dorse it,” he continued. «
“Everything T ate would sour on
my stomach, form gas and bloat me
up, cause awful griping in my
stomach and diarrhoea. Ny kidneys-
-wers. in—bad-shape -and—the -doctor ^ 11 lea
Editor The Press and Standard:'
.As chairmM| of the executive
-committee of the Colleton Baptist
Association, r want to make so- ap
peal to the brotherhood. In mak
ing -our; apportionment to U>e
churckes we found that In order to
keep up with the Increasing'de
mands made upon us., we would be
compelled to rnisf our apportion
ment Tor each church. All of our
boards are worthy, of our undividsd
support, but as time and space for
bid I shall take up State Nlaeions
for my basis .at this tiine. The con
ditions under which the State Mis
sion Board is now operating ’ in
South Carolina' havs materially
changed since the early days of the
board's life and work. -Formerly •
South Caroling was ’peopled by a ‘
quiet, conservative population, with
.KXPRKHHKM WISH THAT tiVEKY
MAN* AND WOMAN KNOW OF
HKH TtUALH 1
'"M
HER HAPPINESS RESTORED
iserrntl
-Vith
-their-vtcwr mufTitr and'every mail, too, forlhat matter.
Tlmt-s and’ D«':
had ordered me to stop eating meat,
and I couldn’t eat vegetables on ac
count of my stomach, so I was ‘up
against it’ strong.
‘ “1 frequently had to get up four
or. five times during a night on ac
count of my kidneys. My urine was
highly colored,' feverish and had
had odor and the pains in my back
w«.re almost unbearable. ,I*ve waked
up many a nighffrom these pains
to roll and toss till It was about get
ting up time. Then I'd be all worn
out and felt ,more tired than when
I went to bed the night .before.''
; ‘.‘After taking two bottles of Dre-
m I am- happy to say I am feelitf::
’ j better than in many a'day. My
Or .| stomach is as well as ever in my
manufacturing enterprises with tbifcir
accompanying problems. Today,
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I DESIRE TO ANNOUNCE THAT I MlAl.L
OPEN A BEEF .MARKET AT >JY STORE. AND
SHALL OFFER FOR SALE SOME VERY CHOICE
YOU NO REEF AND MUTTONY I HAVE gUITi:
A NUMRER OF FINK YOUNG CATTLE ON MY
FARM WHICH I DESIRE TO BUTCHER AND
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SELL. LET ME HAVE YOUR ORDERS.
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ALSO DEALER IN GENERAIi MERCHANDISE.
G. L BLOCKER
WA LTK KlM)RO t S. < v
From Orangebur
ocrat: ' '
Through the efforts of - ttiw
angeburg Chamber of Commerce and I now eat corn, beans, pn
J. L. Rentz. a well known hotel man. \ tatoes. in fact anything I crave and
has taken charge‘of the Orangeburu d nevP'r gives me a pain or diar-
Hotel. Mr, Rent* is originally fron i rhoeaY My kidneys are all right and
Waiterhoro, -vhere he ran the Hot* l'| 'to bed.and never wake up a
Albert for. a number of years. II
to Massachnietts
ing of cotton goods.-
Other kindred enterprises have
followed In the wake of our cotton
mills industry, snd today we • are
truly a manufacturing State. Chang
ed conditions have brought many
thousands of people from ,oth£r
nations: These diffei* from tw in
thoughts, in manner of life and Ve-
ligious beliefs. Many religiousistus
were unknown to us a quarter of a
century ago. and now that religious
and political pVohlems ate thrust‘up
on us 1 . To meet these ever increas
ing changing conditions the Chrisr
tian task, therefore, in-South Carb-'
lina/is a great one. Not only so but
rfur boys.over seas and in training
Mr*. Hoogklrk Now Able to HpJoy
Herself and Recommend* taB-
lac as It Was to Her.
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I Just wish that every woman.
could hear of my experience,’’-par-
nestly declared . Mrs. J. B. Heog-
however, South Csrollns stands nfxrikirk, of IS5 Gates Ave., Brooklyn.
s in the manufactur- ’T. **If they all could hear pad
know there woftitd not >« nearly so'
many - auffering people in a few
weeks,’’ she added.
This woman, made wonderfully
happy by the benefits which came to
Her. wants to be a missionary of
good cheer, and for that reason, she
told her experience, a chapter right
out of her nfe. ’ "I was notXgbl* to
be like other .women,” she said.
“For nearly ten years I,suffered
with rheumatism, • nervousnesi and
a generally run down condition. I-
bad pains all. through N my body, I
was* unable to do my housework,
had almost not appe'tite, and found
no pleasure in my meals. My food
did not, digest properly, but sture.i
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to the Public
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The Colleton (County, telephone Company is npvv
operating under orders of the Postmaster ' General.
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Many new rules are being made, and we have no option
but to obey them. Among the rules thus sent out by
Postmaster Genera] Burleson, the following charges are
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now being enforced:
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came here fretu Greenville, whei
he ran the New.-Mansion Hoyse.
Mr. F. G. Boineau who has cor
ducterh Che 'hotel successfully for
several years, is a n^tpber of-th*‘
Jenkins Grocery Company’ of thi;
city and will devote hits entire time
to that business. '
It is understood that fhe hotel is
to be gradually improved by the
lessor and lessee by agreement un
til l( becomes ontyof the best in thn
State. The improvements .will he
graduttf. however, and the hotel Is
now readv for.guests.
It is expected that a hotel J man of
Mr. Rents’^ experience will build up
a large business there, as Orange
burg is an excellent hotel point,
there being fourteen paaaencer
trains daily, besides being ,tj»4,cen
ter of one of the Wealthiest and pro
gressive sections o/\tho State, st;r
-single time. The pains in my back
re gone, urine is normal again ami
“am gaining strength every day. »
> * rtainly recommend Dreco t lo th«
:>eoplo for it is a medicine possess
ing great merit.
DrtA'Q is sold at most-good drud^
stores and is strongly recommended
in Walterboro by John M. Klein.
Program For x
W; M. U. Auxiliary
camps shall he looked after and it | °n m V stcytiach. givingy me fjead-X
takeX men and money. A feel sure ^ ~ * ^
.there would be no need to appeal to
fhe brethren for a prbre liiieval stip-
port if they for once could see the
reed for a‘ more.- aggressive work.
Brethren 1 '. I haven’t forgotten the
fac* that jdany and pressing de-
ma 'ds haVe been made upon tis. and
ns the -days go and come many more
denxtnds will be made, but let um
rehtember that as .'demands are
Inade and'our responsibilities be-
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The annual meetinX of the W. ty.
Auxiliary to the Baptist Colleton
Usociatinn. wilL be held with the
Carter’s FonXohurch Friday, Sat
urday andXunday. Oct. 1, 2 and 3.
The chuXhes ate asked to send a
full^dplegation. .The following pro-
grajH has been arranged:' *
Friday, 12:00 ni.—New Time.
Devotional exercises— Superintend*
ent. , „
Greeting- Mrs. John L. Ilrald.
Response—Mrs. W.'J Iterry.
enrollment of delegates and re-
ponsp from societies.
A Recognition of State r '
rounded by
.towns.
numbers
of flourlsI)in
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; Mr: Rentz will be plea\int^i>-
membered in Walierboro as VJta. gt n-
ial manager of the Hotel Xb*rt for
several years.
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come greater that our resources keep
apace with demand .and responsi
bilities. Cotton selling »t 30 cents
and upwards, and anything else you
have for sale sells for unheard of
“prices.
I have only touched her* and
there on the subject. I ask pastors
and churrhes to beatir themselves
and see that the church raises the
amount that has been asked of them
that the association at its meeting,
will have a eloan sheet:
O. W. WAY.
1 s For Committee.
GO HO HER
aches, nausea, a bad tastfr wv
mouth and a dull, fired feelinY^-
, “One day a friend fold live to t rX
Tanlac and I did. To my surprise’
I began to get flne result*right from
the start.. I gained four pounds on
the first bottle. My- backache. wa-«
relieved and the pains ceased. , Soon
I was able to do my housework Mv
appetite became good, tny whole
system.was built up and I tdepf well.
I am not pale any longer and I am
able to enjoy myself' at home and
traveling, and w'herever I go I rec.-
ommefid Tanlac to others as my
friend did to me.”
Tanlac, the "Mapter Medl£lae.”
in sold in Cnllefon county by #ohb
M. KJeie, Walterboro; The Colle
ton Cypress Co., Colleton; Cottage-
vllle Mercantile Co., Cottagerille;
Tslandtnn Mercantile Co.. Tslandton.
W. C. Glover. Green Pond and Jack-
sonboro; E. Ik Bishop & Co.. Lodged
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HOME DEMOXHTRATfON'
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DEPARTMENT
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“Installation charges to' be as follows: Where the
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rate is $2.00 a month or less, $5.00; moving a subsei ib*
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er’s telephone in same building, $3.00. Moving a telephone
front one building to another, cost of time and material.’’
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Subscribers are urged to use their ’phones only
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when necessary, and to eliminate social and unessential
conversations.
COLLETON COUNTY TELEPHONE COMPANY
Walterboro, S. C.
Ask Any .ne Who Has U«etl It.
There are families who always
aim to keep a bottle of Chamber
lain’s Cptfc and Diarrhoea Remedy
in the house for, use in case it is
nested, and find'that it,is not.only’
good investment hat saves them
no end of suffering. As to it's reli-
abilty, ask anyone wko has u.-ed it.
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BUY-
WAR
SAVINOS
STAMPS
CMBT/UTIY
Young Ladies Will ;
Attend College
The following Walterboro young
folk are among those who will at
tend the differeDt colleges this fall.
Some of these hat
lea
ive already left an J
others will leave within a few days
to be preeent at the opening of their
coll
llefee.
Winthi
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inthrop College—rMiss Mario
deTreville and Miss Elizabeth
Jones. - . \ X^ ■ ’
Columbia College—Miss Marietta
Dandrldge, Miss Dennis Brown.
Chicora College-Miss Edith Black.
Menurfinger School—Miss Bessie
Blue Stokee.
.rstrtine Convent—Mins May Pat
terson. x.. \ A
Draughon’s Business Collegd—
Miss Ethel Friop, Miss Irvie Risher.
Clemson College- Glover Hubxter.
Alfred deTreville. Harold Saund^v*.
If YOUR Skin is SALLOW-
iarol
The Citadel—Capt. H
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Report of secretary and terasuror
Report on, Mis^on Study.
V'Vlr'LY StaW ofTieer. X ‘
Luncheon.
Afterti
De'xitional exe
, Adoption of AssoHation policy.
Report on Literature Mrs. J
Givens. \ J' \
Report on . Personal Service. /
Report or Obituaries—Mrtk Johns.
Miscellaneous business.
Saturday.
Devotionsl. \ \Y
Address on G. A. Work—Stste of
ficer.
Program by G. A.
Report of Supt. O. A. Work.
Program by R. A.’* -\ *
Report of Supt. R. A. Wor.k.' .
# ‘ Luncheon. ' \
Sunbeam program.
Report of Supt. of Sunbeam work.
Miscellaneous business.
Report of committees.
Collection for expense fund?
'Ay Sunday. x
Missionary sermon—>Jtev. W. 1).
McCuen. /
MRS. HAT GIVENS.
yt-'or Committee.
The-Mv hie age I* ut Your |>wir.
H.F.
es Is
Made Magistrate
yk F. Towles, who was recentlr
nominated over two opponents fo-
megistrate of Walterboro, Wolfe
Creek and Ritter, has received his
commission from Governor Man
ning. This appointment was made
to AH the unexpired term of Magis
trate J. B. Bryan, deceased. Mr.
Towles will immediately enter upon
the discharge of his duties.
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If YOUR
If-YOUR
tf YOURI
If YOU are
If YOU Have
Y.ELLOW-
is POOR-
_ “HEAVY"—
NSTI FATED— %
' ilia and Fever—
, J. J. Padgett, Jr.. Earl Griffin, Ew-
Gorernment Needs.
Black Walnut.
A. B. Chandler thst all
Persons who have black*'Walaiit wood,
,f only one piece of a log of 12
inches in diameter or over let him
know. If anyone has any they can
dispose of to the government thev
' will be ooing a patriotic service and
ow*H Jope*,/Mr. Chandler will appreciate It if
gene Black. Alllster WltseH. Win- \
^bey will so notify him.
stow P»arcv, Thomas Howell, Mer-
eldtb Jones. I P(
I Presbvterian College. Clintoi
Robert Hope.' N
Raleigh. N. C.—Tommy Corbett.
F« i»k «• i
, Oie>*» w tnM mUwiIw teict |
> »X« «wp«ir bouw » f—« Ov
r. W Tk BEHIENS MUG Ok
Wtc*. Tom
have mm mi
Then ytm rsshna tea aMir weaknesa
,1
Stops Chills
tkag robfi
with Scott'S
Emulskm; Hz KL*>nrLenylrhl»%£ proper*
I ’tica give energy to the body while to
‘ tonic value aharpene the appetite \m
a nnturaL nennanent wav.
If you are nm down, tired, Derroua,
overworked or lack strength, be sura
tog* Sc^F* ImuWou tod^r.^
Walterboro proof is what you
want and the statement of this Liberty
highly respected resident will ban
ish all doubt;,
^, 0. I. Blocker, merchant and far
mer, 34 Wichmen St., says: "MX
back and kidneys began to trouble
me about two years ago. I suffered
mostly from backache, which though
it didn’t ache constantly it ached
often and the pains wet'e severe. 1
was also bbthered with the kidney
secretions which * aC times, passed
too frequently and they were very
annoying. I suffered with this for
some.time when I read the recom
mendations of home people in our
1»perz. : In which Doan’s Kid-
Pills were recommended for
the condition I was in. I got
a box of Doan’s and after taking
about three-quarters of them, I got
much relief. I would stop taking
them as soon as the pains left and
ns 1 did much borne-bnek riding,
the continual Jars at times brough’
the trouble back agala. Whenever
I notice the least symptom bow, I
always take a few of Doan’s Kidney
Pills and their give Yne the same
sure relief.”
fiOc. at all dealers. Foster-Mil-
burn Co.. Mfgrs., Buffalo, N. Y.
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Mlt*L WAY ATTENDS MEETING
I tvould' i'kt* to pa<<s along to Ah"
readers of The Pydss and .Standard
some of the Ideas and information
that came to-‘me at the conferenco
of countv jrtiairmen of the Woman's
i committee. The»flrHt
and perhaps the most inspiring ad-
drferts of the meeting waa, made hv
.Governor Manning, who was fre-
Yom Kippur
Is Observed
The great feast of the Jews. Yom
Kippur. which l* the daV of Alone-
jnent. the most solemn of all th«
Jewish holidays, was observed In
Walterboro and all over the country
with appropriate ceremonies. . All
the stores were closed and services
were held in the Masonic temple,
conducted by B. Levy, assisted by
others of the faith in Walterboro.
The Bav of Atonement conclude-*
the cycle known as the “ten days of
*epenttnce.” which begins with the
New Year's day. this year Sept. 7tb.
.'Ndr*. B. G. Hyrne and her datigli-
t*Y, Mr*- John H. Peurlfoy, who
have been spending the summer
.weAr Savannah on the beach, have,
returned to their homes, much Im
proved by their pleasant summer.*
Cecil ITtsey. who Is now at Canto
Jackson, A pent a brief furlough with
his parent^. Mr. and Mrz. A. T. Ct-
sey. of Round last week. Mr. Utsev
expects to go overseas soon.
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WE BUY OLD FALSE TEETH
Wo pay from $2.00 to $35.00 per
set (broken' or not).. We also pay
actual value for Diamonds, old Gold v
Silver X-'t RrhUre-work. Send at
once h- -arcel post and receive awh
by return mail.
MASER’S TOOTH SPECIALTY
Dept. k. mot a* a* at
•-ll-utp. • ; PhiUdeipUa, Pa.
Mr. and Mr*. J. B..Risher and IB-
tle son. J. B.. Jy. t accompanied bv
Mrs. J»ssie ; Varnadoe and D<nigla«
Bryan, went last week to visit Mrs.
Risher’s sister, Mrs. Dewitt, at
Spritlgfleld, Ga., and also relatives
in Georgia. This enjoyable trip was
made by automobile. They return
ed Friday night after n week pleas
antly spent without mishap.
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People Speak Weil of Chamberlain’s
Tablets.
"I have'been Beijing Chamberlain’s
Tablets for about two years and
heard such good reports from my
eustomer* that I concluded to give
them a trial myself, and can tty
onently interrupted by bursts of ap
plause from his andience. He told
us among other things that South
Carolina is better organised in war
work than any other state la " t he
union, and also that In the th’-eo
loan drives which have been con
ducted the expense of the cam
paigns has been less in ours than tn
pny of fhe states. This ia a matter
for congratulation, since it shows
that our people are spending them
selves their time and their energies
freely for this great cause. Gover
nor Manning reminded us that th>*
w*v is costing us at the rate, of $t.-
000.004 an hour or $4ff.000;'0©0 ‘ *
day, and that a large portion of thA '
money must cotite from thy people
In me form of bonds. The govern
ment experts estimate that the ex
pense of carrying on the war next
year will be $24,000,000,000. Of
this amount about $$,000.01)0.000
will come from a direct tax. We
were reminded that all we hold mAat
dear is at stake—even the Chris
tlanity upon which our civilization
is based. We cannot and we mUst
not fail; hence our work will h*v>>
to be more intensive and more ex
tensive even than before. Our watch
words will be “Co-operation ‘ and
Harmony.”
It is estimated that there were
17.000,000 people who bought
bonds in the last issue, leaving $3.-
000.000 who d!d not buy. W’e must
reach the ones who did not buy be
fore and also give the 17 ooo.OOO
another opportunity to help. At
Governor Manning said. “•«ome of
h* w)U have to wear clothe* that
have been dved and darned If we
are to buy bonds again: yet "tlix
bonds must bf bought, snd we should
feel it a prtVjlege to make my sac- •
rlflce to aid our government ip that
time of Its sorest need." ,
Every address of the conference
was both interesting and inpp^ing.
Mr, Van Meter’s Ouggestions were
exceedingly practical and helpful,
and the atories of the organization
of Charleston’ county and Riehland
county, leave some splendid ideas to
the worker* from other sections.
.We! whre impressed with tit* fact
that the negroes have been helping
with war work jn almost every coun-
' ty. and that the workers expect very
generous stfbscHotlons .from them
in this drive. They are showing a
purer strain of patriotism than w*
had thought'them capably of, and
we reloi-e ip the kuowledge that
f h*y «:•< ;.vHling to labor and sacri-
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that I do not believe*there, is an
other preparation of the kind equal! 11100 racy
to them.” writes O. A^- McBride, j ~
H**4ford. Ont. If you are troubled
with indigestion or conatlpation
give them a trial. They w(U do you
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i 1 (W to carry on fhe/aettle for de-
Oreve’s
to the blood by tbo Molsrio 1