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<4 # PAGE TWO THE PRESS AMD STAKT ARD Wednesday, October 9, 191A The Press sncit Standard ' Walterborb, S. C. tarn. rUBLUHKD EVERT WKDMCHDAT AFTERNOON BY THE PRESS AND STANDARD, toe. ih«* nc'ar futur«, t.ntf that oOr boys jrfll be fciven the same opportunities as are civeo the boys in other coun ties and communities. • VHte other Ut*nKs srhich have come,, this , will also bo recognized as essential i.u the course of study lor oar schools. May it W soon. , lt*i lit W. HMOAJL... .Editor Mgr. Entered at the poetofflce at Wal- 8. C., as second etnas mall y i;iim:ktv iv»nds a\>Hyay lb,* SnbsciiDtion Rates: One Year 4... Six Months .. TTiree Months . $2.00 . 1.00 . .50 Colleton county must purchase $240,000 of Cibeif lioqd^ b> v jhe IWh of October. • •fho State Board, of Heaffh has forbidd'-p all KatherioKS ol person* because of the f«*ar that Spanish influenza may, be spread. TIIK MAN WHO DOESN’T lit Y What about the man who can buy tiberty Bonds and won’t or doesn't* Shall this war- be fdw»rht to victory- ahile tops of thousands of men who at this harvest season have a hlttt- thousand dollan * **.*********** * WIH DIONItY OF LAHOIt * % * . s* jf: s[c v; * * Editor The Press and-Standard: There has never been jn the his- dred dollars or a ihuuumu uun«r-i » v,, , .■ , as the surplus earnlnKs of the-year fc . al l or 1 buv land or houses with the. «noqe : ^»« la ^ da > •» America on j • . the hibt Monday in September. Labov profess thejr loyalty? - Shall the nisn who has. money, b" Importaat to the. destines of the .-M,au .o«u -w.™ . ,, wo _| d . nnd the fut||re f h •the sum smttfl or great, and think* , a ft r has never been held at such ho can make ir.ore money otu of i.. hj .. h vallIatk , n in wortht . nor in . hy.investing to something Hse than dred h?lg lt oonill!af .d*d «,rch -unr in bonds withhold it v-htrlfy r.od Therefore. Hie Liberty loan mcet- int's planned for Colleton county cannot be held. ** Btrt the pyople of.the county know "pet bv” with his . fepination as J loyal . citizen of this Republic? ^ ^ What ia to be done about that fel low citizen of ours? There is no las - contix-lIinK him *0 buy bonds. The - government .does not conscripf his property. To b* ooniinariite<i “irrh "Unfrt 1 vej-saltji high r^te of renumeration-r The war is the laboring man’s w 1 ! a war for freedom of f-pporiunit' and independence in development; Jh/ 1 life of labor depends upbn th<* tysiUts of the struggle between de mocracy and autocrarvv Labor has accepted the challenge of i:». rights *hej b*^<*-f»-<tuiy tix-perjoruun hut iL'l'-l- J’'i. r >_ G/— r i-Llif'-Dii -i'— ' ^ -and- i*TJ-hwtf--wjr 'scatber 1»DPrV?siofr I—a. fjuirefl to pav income taxes. h..t Ths* fichtifiLr ni«>n -hv '*li»nK on*! ■* OVR NEW ^UBtHTUPTION RATE On October 1st the new subscrip tion rate of 12.00 per year for The Press and Standard went into effect. Already quite a number of new. and renewal subscriptions have been re ceived, and the subscribers general ly are favorable to the new rate. They realise the justness of the ad vance in price, and also that The • Praia and Standard is worth the new price. Every subscription not paid in advance on October 1st yr* 1 * dis- • continued, and In (‘btnplianee with, the ruling of the war Industrie^ ^ board once a month we shall ha^e ' to drop from our list all aubscrib-. ers not having paid for their paper in advance. . So we would ask that our subscribers wstch their labels end renew before their time is out so that they will not ihlss an issue We hope to retain 1 * every reader on the new basis. ing Liberty Bonds. Will ‘they be less patriotic when they cannot attend meetings than »f they could go to meetings? Can a crowd and a little hot air make you more patriotic than yon naturally ar#? . Then you will go to one of the eight banks of the county and pur chase your bond anyway. _ When the list of names Is pub lished will, yours be there? We shall see. Remember you have only ten more days from today in which to Mo your phrt. ■ Delays are dangerous—today is a good Vi me to go to that bank and buy your bond. We believe in the liberal patriot ism of the people of Colleton county. Many small farmers, white and colored, Can buy at least one 150.0(* bond and not feel the purchase price. - cording to the census of South Carolina .has about owners of farms and the statement has been made - that in the whole 14.000 farmers ' The fighting men by'-land* and sea ' y face their danger and do their duty n even to The death. The ships and the railroads transport men an'd mu-, nition and provisions, the mills and ************* * * ' PINK (HtOYK * • * - > YK / • NOT TO TKACH i|tURH’l LTI RK / d.’- l i \ •i I ■ It is with regret that The I'ress and Standard learns that agricultuic wlll not be taught in the group of three Schools which entered into the agreement^ with Prof. 'Hayden to teach this subject during the yeSr. At thia partic^laf 1 time when the eyes of the world are turned U* this country and particularly to th«j, South for maximum product! and with the. future which ture has in store as one of tb^ lead- 1 ing professions of the country, we cannot understand why tbere should have developed any /opposition to the teaching of /This ' important branch in the jValterboro or an\v other school.. There certainly routd .not have \>een opposition to the cost of this subject/upon • the schools. Three- fourUfs of the salary of the teacher o be borne by the foiled States Government, and the county super intendent of education promised the |l60. necessary for purchasing the equipment, * this to be appro priated from the County Bohrd fund. Of course to introduce this branch - would have rendered so in * change In the course of study neces sary, and perhaps the substitution of this subject for some other in the prescribed course nl^ stud*.. but we contend that (here is nothing which tan be taught In any school which from practical benefit to' the pupil, nor as a mimf trainer tirj man » hood developer, can approach' the time spent In proper stpdv and in-, struction in the great science ./f agriculture. ’ These facts are recognized b> / leading educators everywhyte. an i they have been forced upon the at tention of the national'governta- nt. and through the. Smith-Hughes fed"- eral Act. appropriations have bfen made for the introduction of rh- teaching of axriculturc and kindred vocations. ' It was under the visions cf this Federal Act that . the instructor was sent to Waftcr- boro to 'each in this school, and the schools at Hcndersonvtlle and Cot- tagevilie. the appropriation under the Stale Act having dll been used up in other counties. The I’ress and Standard regrets \ vory much that the action'' of tire board of trustees In deciding not have this taught in the Walterbitro school eliminates its teaching from the schools at Hendersonville and Dottageville. which were dependent * >pon the Waltdrboro sehcfol. Twenty six groups pf schools over the State, . have.availed tboataalvea'-of tfle pt.> fnlted States only ., /.aru.ers fac(oriM Rlvfc out their volume of have failed of exeinption, from In* ' pjoductg; jhe farms yield their urged ccnne tax pay ng. . J > increase of food, but fighting' men- The men who make he sacrifices, I do the|r work ., without tht? the men who buy Liberty Bonds, are . Bupport of , abor Sh , entitled to credit In the public 5ulIt and the n , a1erialB UUI8t bp ledgers where every eye can see what fonnd . the locomotive mu at be con- they have done. 1 sjructed and the trains operated; Should the man who buys no the industries must have workers hv bonds pass afid repass Just aa though m i Uion s. and the farm will not till he were as good a friend to hla coun- the ^ nor harve8( themselves, try as the man who does buy them? Thf . re lp a BacredneB8 ia the duty In South .Caroline one person In I of labbr now There a 8upreme IK bought bonds of fht; third issue. | re8p(>n8ibiIiiy added to the work . That means that 1 . of IK bought ^ man - 8 burden. The word is as- oM no ®*“- / , - as the. Garden pf Eden. Look at .suppose at a nyris meeting of five < ;enpral Foch ; th<> commander in thousand citizeiyt in Florence. I^au-j rb j e f 0 j a ii. | be a ui ed arpiies; the rens, Dckens^or Aiken all the pur-, e y e8 Q f the’ world are watching him chasers of bttnds were called upon to a8 ODP 0 f the greatest military gen- hold up their right hands, how many | era | 8 , 0 f the day. Remove the labor respond? | skilled in the production of different Perhaps >t will be advisable an, l kinds of modern warfare, of death irec^ssary to find some way by which , and destruction, and he and his fuil- tlto bond buyer may be distinguished . Hons would be at the mercy of the ffom that other citizen who (s con- * nPiny . i t i8 one of the great foun- tent to buy only land or cattle or )da ti on stones in which the ftinda- hank stock or. mortgages in thes-» „^' n t a i > principles of this great times when the country needs and [ ^ mer j ran government of ours is Hf*KS for the loan of BOniP of hift hinlt »i non -—,th*» ivrontnEt govern- 3S HARDWARE —'1-' Our Hardware Stands Hard Wear » . • « » . % . * • . .ti.i ♦, * . - * Thi > vreefc we desire to call attention to our line «• Cutlery, fuch a- Pocket Knives, Butcher's Shear. , other knives, etc. Yen will find here anyth.: - you may need. Let us show you. ^ - PAINTS, OILS -ANH¥ARN1SH£S ' / # * Our line of ready-mixed paints, oils and varnishes is jus^ what you wish to give your home, or buildings their fall coat of paint to withstand the winter wear. In addition to these we have automobile paints anc! varnishes. • • 4 ' * % • • Othur Hardware : ’■ ■ . Our other lines of hardware are as complete as we can keep them at this time. Builders Hardware. Farm and Home Articles. Nails', Roofing, etc., etc.- N WALTERBORO, Walt^rboro, Sept. 3jF—Rev. J. W\ Hilton made a y^ry intereatin : speech at Pine Civnvp Sunday after noon on State Mffssions. Mrs. I. C. K/uard spent a few days last week with her daughter. Mrs. H J. Mr. agll Mrs. W. R. Nettles and daugh>4G r8< Misses Docean. Hula and Lolo/ispent Sunday- with their par- Mr. and Mrs. D. B. Hudson. Mr and* Mrs. G. J. Yarn ana daughter. Mrs. Jones, formerly Miss Ruth Yarn, were pleasant visitors at the home of G. A. Benton last Sun day. ' • Brantley Benton was a welcome visitor at the home of Miss Dot tie Benton fbmday afternoon. Mr. and Mis. Aaron Crosby and daughter. Rebecca, spent Saturday and Sundav very pleasantly wit'i Mrs. Crosby's 1 sister,, Mis. H. J. Biant. . , * Those who attended the Cnion meet mg at Dfs. Creek Sundav from here were Misses Bishop and Kssi» I»avis and. Hattie Nettles. Mr. and Mrs .1 M Kinard and, children. Mr. and Mrs J, R Kinard and daugh- money. .* To print in each countv of South X x- SOUTH CARGUN A ment known to the whole world—a government our fathers founded and Carolina a pamphlet containing the lha , all frue Africans are proud of names of the men and women who ' * Dd arP ready to de fend. and if nee. 1 have property and have bought no bp dip for u No wondpr j hat p rP8i . on s. or wh^are earning/ good d ,, nt Wilson and his advisers take aaires and buying none, would be j n ( 0 ,-heir confidence the labor lead- expensive. but somebody may con- Pr8 of , hp i:ni(pd S(alps> for in thph . ^ ut *■ thai Justice requires it. The , bands depends the victor^ of th,£ State. / tf .4 'Allies or the triumph of our enemies. DESERVES I SOLD 7 MEDAL FDR IS CinriiiiiitH Authority Tell^ How Dry up any Corn or Callous so It Lilts Bight off. G. ■ix \V. WAY., r E HIE SOFT, 'CLEAR * •x v • ■ 7/ Tills P.-aiity Lotion for a I'oav t'ynts and See ff*r Yourself. .1. or *ers Bessie. Kdna and Thelma; M. Benton and Ctyda Nettles. Miss Eunice Padgett. who has been home for her summer vacation. rill return to her school in Chnrle*- ! I***! is fuiMcient to take off ton in a few davs. / ; l ,ar< l o r soft corn or callous. .jHrs. W. J. Getsing-cr spynt Sun eh 0 '>ld be tried, as'it is inexpensive way witli her father; G. A. Hentnn. 1 and is said not to inflame or even irritate the surrounding tissue or Y<)Ai corn-pestered men and wo men. need suffer no longer. Wear thp shoes that nearly killed you be fore. says thru Cincinnati authority,' iy-oause ^ few drops of freezone ap- ^ ^ ■ pik'd directly on a tender, aching 1 ne,,B and th^ hidden beauty? But corn stops soreness at once and soon en ‘ on 1 U ' ice / “ ,0 " e * c . id ' /herefor • Ihe corn loosens so it can b P lifted *r r » ta,in «- aD ‘* sho,ll ‘ 1 l "* m * xe< * What girl or yohian'hasn't heard of lemon' juicc/yto rytn'tfve complex ion blemishegrl to whiten the skin and to briru-' orit the roses, the fresh- out. root and all. without a bit pain. A quarter of an ounce of freezone costs very little at any drug store. every This orchard white this way. Stra’.t V ; through a fine cloth the juice of two Mrs. S J. l inier/and son. difnlnr spent Sunday with her parents, Air’ and Mrs. R. H. Carter. tyjsses Bessie Bishop. Hattie Net tles and Essie Davis were visitors at Pine. Grove Sunday afternoon. skin. If your wife wears high heels-sh * will he glad to know of this. TRVII! SUBSUME X FDR RASH CALOMEL - f : ■ SiMit- Your LAver Without' Making You Siek and Can Not Salivate. Every druggist in town your druggist and everybody's druggist | notlceji a great falling off iii th-» sale pf calomel. They all give the same reason Dodson's Jdver Tone is taking its place. "Calomel Is dangerous and pei<- nle know It, while Ifodson'n Liver Tone Is perfectly safe and gives bel ter results." 6aid a prominent local druggist Dodson s Liver Tone 's personally Ktiaranteed by every druggist who sells it. A large bot tle costs but a few cents, and if it fails to give easy- relief in every case of liver stuggishTess and constips- 1 Hon. you have only ro ask for your- money back. Dodson's Liver Tone Is •» pleasant tastin'.-, purely ► vegetable reniedv. harmless to both children nnd adults' j Take a spoonful rt rfjrhf'nftd.VitV: '1 up feeling fine;* no bUiotispe«$. ••.i.-l"* i y b headarhcf‘ aCid Sow Woods High-Grade For Best and Most Productive Crops. Our Virginia-Grown Seed Wheats are superior for the Soutfy make larger yields and better quality of grain. Writ^Jer "WOOD’S CROP 8PE- CWL" ohring prices and information about SEED WHEAT, SEED OATS, SEED RYE, BARLEY and all other Seeds for Fall Sowing. T. W. Wood & Sons Seedsmen. Richmond, Va. Plant WHITfe PEARL AND BER MUDA ONION SETS for proflU- blo crops, both for homo use •nd market. Write for .’.’Wood’s • Crop Spec is I," living prices. fresh lemons into a bottle contain ing about three ounces of orchard white, then shake well and you have a whole quarter pint of skin and complexion lotion at about the cost one usually pays for a small jar of ordinary cold cream. Be sure Lt strain Jlio lemon juice so no pulp gets into the bottle, then this lotion will remain pure and, fresh for months.- When applied daily to th * face, neck, arms and hands it should help to bleach, clear, smoothen an-l beautify the skin. Any druggist will supply ’ -hr ounces of orchard whitb at vef-v lit- fle cost and the grocer has the lem-. on*. i • Ask Your Grocer cheek ! neai:s COFFEES 8e5t By [very Test r V Weaver Pianos . // v /' V, - BUILT FOR Her Majesty, The Qoeen ( of the refined musically cultured American Home. • / USED AND ENDORSED BY MR. FRANK LA FORGE ^ * / / /• Official Accompanist of Mme. Sembrick ' ‘ \ MR/ VICTOR HERBERT / \. *■ . t. MR. FRANK CROXTON 4 • ' X MISS ALICE NIELSEN and other leading artist^, ' Sold in COLLETON COUNTY only 1 y • Thos. Black / BAMBERG. S. C. • - ■ ’ N X / / x - - % flu‘ -X, WOMWS CASK - . . STARTI.KS \\ ALTKRBOHO , 1 • . - . .„..i xtovnch or constinn- vlaions of the Stafq and Fedycral f Pd bowels h ,t ( ,. I laws on this subject and teaching ret IciX-mt u <h \\’e wer-- pro/’ o f fh leton county'Xml,’ b*-\i ■ these • 11; ! . • ' • . tog of du. • . !" j: not be the' < ; r w - ><>■ that this is only ;? f >! '• back and that'th. re vtlf demand for tht'v M’l';e; i 1 , b<> that It will be ‘ irff’/ditrod iigafu irl * n. w ri ’ 1 i «- h X ivCc\i '«n’f yip cense (peonvenienc*- a’l tb.' r<"i like i'udi'nt cn! mci ’s--,,, or • ,.1 . u»\. , \ bitmness man*S wife . 0 X.J read or sew without s'urp ■ h‘ ( r «>i • For yeav; ?:er e- • / red and weak. Ffnallv t- Ti stfn her iZV.HT !.:t vo.vtjk '-A'.' .1: \ s- ’1 1 e\ yAverv ti; 1 T! r- rhut^berli'.inN Cough Hc*v.' Most Belialde. After many years’ exo i cft/ in the us.» of it *nd othw < or -U ... *m!i- 1 cines. thcry ar P many who prefer , ChaiHbefLrfn’a to any 0 ter. ^Mrs. : A. Ci XXtein. Greenville, Ills., J wr^'es. ‘-Cbamberlain’s Cough Rem- , eaychr.s been used in my mot KM-V" h#<me and mine for years, and wg /always found, it a quick,, cure for colds a/id bronchia! troubles. .W.- find it to be the most reliable co-i"’ medlciny we have ti-.sl ” fc \x tf y o: 1 r X‘ ? I X- cMldren • . ; ofU o; fine, full o fba OuHfitM That Dots M AftKt the Hetx nwss.e..fg, f-ic oM tM.-tive vflfct.LAXA- .VA >eUcrsh»noo!io->-v .... jp\ r. \V \ ?1** ■, !I ■ i.u fepultw. •-* i 1 j.o.u v ■ eye ru.n Kb.-ir. drug/At. re robject t( Ciia:/' • la.r,’ y,” * /.• ; I * <» ;* J ■ > o'’,"’ i* - v At -ai i , 1 * : * } Farm Lands For Sale Farm of 200 acros. known as “Emesdyl." located within 1 1-4 miles of Walterboilo; 60 acres in cultivation with substantial wire fence around entire farm. Four dwellings and several out-houses. Fronts public, high way for 1-2 mile and with daily rural mail delivery. Lands very fertile. Beautiful location for a home and perfectly healthy. Also 440 acres !: c?.t two of. 40 and 30 ncr-g T :.nd naturally as prcrli: ’ • vi. u-illy fine range fori/ . For pri 0 or r /<• \ ’ Lear Hendersonville. Be- u’tivation. This is clay ± m the State. An LA 7 tile. ion ap R !v •r»r-" 1 ;,0 ..I ■ -j Wf.nt^e nrryciuMir** r.'-t • r the |jtl . ' La- W. /tROvL. Piles Cured In 6 to 14 Days DrugeUn. r.-r.iy* r Vy if r,.\.gO Of VT IS ENT faHi J-"'- ' b. : .- {»'?:..»* . d :a< At i In 1 nit. r - . .1 Cf i’. NivA Marrl*, who haa been work ing nf -Tavei*. (ia.. hat accepted a. j»o- - • • >. Ith tU - Fat 'b ■. sntilc and Warehouse Corar^ny. Grove’s Taateless chill Tonic rc t -j» vitality and eaerjy by parity isg *3-1 < rn LI ’C the Wood. Y.xi'can mhq feel itv Str. - . 1 aiufi. Invigorating FflW.t. P-« SOc. . Grove’s Tasteless chill Tonic dtt */y» the malarial germ* which are traa-- rnet tw the hlcod by the Malaria Mcsquito. Fn-x- 1' , - . / /