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:r‘ i vx.’#,' r \ TWO The Press and Standard^ Walterboro, S. C. Wednesday, Janoaryl is, 191$. Che Press and Standard iv«s. >AT ■TAHDABD, >•'•••• ••• • • •-* 1 It* .Editor aad Mgr. __ gt tt* gootofficr at Wal Mcond ?! am mall SabeerfptioB Rates: Om* T« Months *2.00 1.00 i. \ 1 W. W. AMOAK AVRE TO WIN ■ - | To Th« Voter* of Colleton County: | I desire to take this method of expressing my appreciation of the many ajauranee* of support received by me in my candidacy for the leg islature during the *past few dayj- I feel sure that I shall be elected to succeed the late Cel. Hill" on Saturday by a large majority. Bttf I desire to-urge that every friend go to the poll# and vote. fJc->d inten tion* will not elect—It takes ballots In the boxes. My election will not '*>« ,n doubt If my friends will turn out and vote. I a*k .that they do not relax In their efforts in my behalf, till after the election I* over. As I have said in a card published in ' this newspaper. It seenVs to me that If 1 can give forty days a year to work for the county, that my friends could sprfre a few minutes or hours to *o the polls and. vote, or ‘O *e*» Yfr.it the voter* do not forget t? vote. . I shall sppreciate a vote of con. •fldenre amj a large majority. Should I get this and be. sent to Columbia, I shall try a* I have always tried, to give the very best service of B. PEVRIFOY CANDIDATE 1 - FOR THE LBOHLAWRE t * *%• A**?*********** N * • A t RKKD * * . • • * To be earnest, to be atrong, " To aaake light the way with song; Blow to anger, quick to praise; Walking, steadfastly through the days. Firm of purpose, sure of soul. Pressing onward to the goal; Untight, eves, undismayed. Sore, serene, anil unafraid. To bo patient, to be kind, < To be purposeful, and And / Koalneaa all along the way; Loath to jodgo. bdt firm to say Troth with unrelenting tongue; By no cavil veered or swung From the right; and to and are Hopeful, helpful, clean and pure. * To be gentle, to forgive; True ito life and glad to live; To be watchful aud to be Rich * boundless charity; To !* tumble la success. Strong of heart in bitterness\ Tender, gracious, thoughtful, good. In our man-and.womanhood To the Voters of Colleton County: On Saturday January the 18th th which I am capable to my county and campaign will come to a close, and State Big things are coming up i , ake this means of thanking thy during the session./ -In legislating ! man'y friends for the; loyal way in I shall tty to get the be«t I can for which they are supporting me. my people. / • | Ag stated before I am not seek. I thank you for what you will do. jn> ; , he office with a selfish motixo for me cn the l*th. x / Ue#peetfully. W. W. SMOAK, The Winner. M CALOMEL MIKES S Stop 1'Mng Dangerous Drug Before it Hallvffl^N Y«hC It** Hor. Hble! | You’re bilious, sluggish, conHti. pated and believe you need vile, danrdrous calomel to'start your live* r.: .i clean "your bowels. Here's my guarantee* Ask your druggist for a bottle of Dr.dHon’a Lver Tone and •ake a spoonful to night. If it doesn’t start your liver and straighten you right up better than calomel and without griping or making you sick I wani yoii/to go back to the store ami get your money. ’ / Take calomel today and tomorrow on will feel weak and sick nod nau seated. »Don’t lose a day's work. Take a spoonful o£e$,ariixless. vege^ table Dodson's Liver Tone tonight and 'wake up feeling great.- It’s perfectly harmlestf; so give It to your children any time. . It can” salivate, so, let them eat anythin.* To be smiling, to be glad For the yesterdays we’ve had; To be grateful all the way 'For the beauties of today; To be hopeful aud to see ls the days that are to be, Blnger. better, broader thinks - Robes of purple, ctowns of kings! — N. D. Bismarck in Collier’s Week, j afterwards. Corporal Y. Z. Weeks Citfcd For Bravery I| Is gratifying to nnte^thc increaed \ log Interest in the raising of pure \ ... . . , i . The following notice in reference bred hoes in Colleton county. ^ fo „ rporal Y oungman /, Weeks. or to,gratify any personal apibiticpi j but with a real conscientious desire to do something for the good of,tli- I the county. ” I have offered niy services and shall accept with good grace the will of the people. My campaign was pitched upon a high plane, and has been conducted, a fair, clean and legitimate way. I regret very much that the short ness of time prevented me from, vis. Iting every community and meeting all the pecplc. and 1 wish to say to thosfestbat I have not seen that wc lave one of the largest counties in the state and jt has been a physical impossibility for me to canvass the entire cobnly. In conclusion I’ wish to say to my many.friend* and supporters that 1 appreciate most d***Ply their interest in me, and urge that they continue their efforts until th*^ election rs' W To thoso who are not supporting and feel that they cannot support me I wish to say that'lt is your rlghf and privelege/ and 1 have for ron the highest respert and kinder' I'celing and if elected will go injo the office with malice, toward none, with charity for all, with a firmness Insure FUEL SAVING Note them carefully, and see if they are offered in any other range than Alien’s Princes*, the famous economy kitchen range. ' -, » FATUrnO HOT BLaarrME acne. *■ u p^stc f, f d. twWk. .t / * *"* ■■■kOmaiMl at tim., THU Ktv— th» witwt-nwm —nnwiptlon o/twel ■■—IMi. Alkn's Princ«M U w»»d« in mm pi*—. TH*** at* n* cracka at tha I Sum. THU f—tura i •- -- /. X > : t-lECZ RANCE. Tka < > «< wd—K—U air In tha Saa I i that tha < 4. AM. OVEKl OAT. had in aabaatoa and atnai at. that Uw (wal givaa. Thla gtvaa muHnum afficianey fr—n fual, - it rataina in tha with Um paint which retain* tha Allen ail tha bant / \ A \ We are agents for Princess Ranges and would like to show you these points. Then compare Princess with any other range in town, and see for yourself .why it is the great saver ot iuel. FURNITURE DEPARTMENT Wichman-Brown Co,, . 7 A / Court. The 29th was on Sunday in just before KOod day light. 1 dou’t he right, as (Sod gives me the grac<-; know exactly what time it. was as see the right. Respectfully, „ D. B PEURIFOY. I did not have a watch nor much MAKES RAPID HEADWAY WORK 1*1 ICK llltKD IKM.S Add T"A* Fact *o ^ «>ui St4*f> * Kuouletlge., week quite a nuttiber of persons | who w „ km< . ( , Fran v, is-'went . Kditor The Press and Standard: I We would be glad if you woult’ Youngman ^ P .W..U t,„,,]ed In. Frati’ce, is' Attended the salff^of PolandjChlqa I The Pres* and Standard hv L. hogs at Orangeburg, and the sale* I Grayson, of Colleton, with the of Durocs ft Cochran and Ampi. | c °n*P»ning letter: cus, Ga. As a result of these aalet quite a number of registered hogs have been brought into the county, the total cf both breeds being 3S. If this wholesale important of pure I for service on the border, and was bred hogs keeps up a few more I later sent to France witjL. the “thlr- years, this county wll begin to take ; ,e,h ” „ Mr, Weeks went Ifrom Colleton he was raiaed in sert the inclosed Clipping which taken -from the official bulletin. Th young man volunteered fronv’her its flace alongside the counties North Carlona, but had inade this Qsqrcts. Mississippi, and Keotuck place his home for a good while be, among the Southern States. Welfare joining the army, trust it wilt keep up. and that soon I off*****! notice follows: nre shall have enough good hog* ol, Company Ff 118th Infantry . warrant sales b«Sng held in »this (A s No mio8*.) For extra, couaty. A good substitute far cot. I ordinary heroism in action near Bel. ton under boll weevil conditions. 'r , •i.ooo is <oi.i.i-rroN’s quota Colleton county is asked to cot- tribute f 1.000 to the rellel utid al leviation of the suffering among tU> people if the Near Fast In, this I the sixth who endeavored to escape country are many thousands’ of | P. v Yhls valiant act Corpl Weeks |lecrurt. France. September 30, 1918, and Octol^r 8. 1918. Corpl. Weeks on the morning of SepteniWr 30, (when two enemy machine vims were making a part of the line untenable, advanced acre,ss, open ground upon imp of .these guns, rushed the posl, tion alone, captured the gun am five of the' enemy, and shot down children Surely g'ertrrosity of the county will not he war’s destitute families and parti, cularly sad are the st,trving thous ands of homeless and orphaned the appeal to th' people of th - he in vain, and t o!, leton should subscribe to her qtuM > of (his fuhd gladly This week h-* been idesiimated |«- s ’t!’ 0 fit»\' for tab ig thi amount, J ndreds of orphaned < tildre j are wandering aimlessly aU»n,. m the tl*rcs( sands. Their skin Ktnv. Ia( from their hones lik*- tags, slo'.ly dying o.f starvation ;.n 1 thirst. Well fed Americans can 'hardly - imagine the terrible condt tions of these war wrecked people of Armenia and Syria who are dyini- snd will continue to die at the rate of 2h,000 per month uniess r«*. lief Is sen j at once Fver> p«-nttv -of the fund to he raised hv the \m. <^rjcan Committee will git toyanj parrhasing fcod and clothing. tlx the incidental expenses of the cam- J « jutign have been guaranteed hv ‘ private suhfM-riptlons tn Hie i’ntted By prevented the enemy from guniading t Hr position and thereby saved th» lives of many of his comrades. In a lifter advance, while leading his metr in an r.ttack upon an enemy machine-gun nest, Corpl Weeks was of any thing else, but, it seemed like the whotff* world was full of gas* and every one was tiireing. Oh a war. Some time, dead and wounded 1 everywhere, some shot all to pieces and others that would have been better off if he had been dead, every one that ycu pased that was not dead would beg you tp help them, and it °f course you could not dress them all at once 'and about the-time you t«»nt over a fellow to dr*. ujin a Kidney disease often advances "so ^.hfi) wilt fail pretty close and the rapidly that many a person is firmly . k would almost knock ^you into in its grasp before aware of Us prog, (he ground. It sure was a time, ress. Prompt attention should be j had several narrow escapes down given th* slightest symptom of in Belgium around Kemmell Hill. tidn«> disorder. If there is a dull hut nothing to compare with Sept, pain in the back, headaches, dizzv 2«>th on the Hindernburg line where . spells or a tired, worn-out ta^ltatf.-jwe got them' started to running, or if the kidney secretions are of. Relieve me it was a job to keep up fenslve, irregular and attended with ^ with them. We chased them, way , up beyond Bohanl and we were re. onc *- lieved up there and came out on om' • Thousands recommend Doan’s | rest where we were when the arm. Iney Pills. Read the statement jsUc was signed That armistice .did not sttrpir' me thouhg for I § co,t ’ Sumter St., (bought they 1 wer# about all in after Charleston, 8. C., says: “My kid- we broke the Hindernbug line. I neys get disordered and my back thought it was strong, but it was ached dreadfully. It was hard to not strong enough to hold iis back, stoop over because of the severe .They put up a hard scrap, but we pains and to straighten again wa* soon had them going. War is hell.' just as hard. The kidney sec re. You asked me if I was going to stav tions passed tco frequently and I over here. I, am not. I have not fel( miserable. A friend told me felt good, since I have been over about Doan’s Kidney Pills and act- here, hut they are all old timers. I ing on his advice I got a box. They am at present in charge of a coa- scon brought relief and I kept on valesent ward in n big dance hall using them until 1 had finished with A big saloon next door. owne.i several boxes. I then felt like a and run by a French widow about different person and have felt fine thirty. She has one little boy, *; ’ years qUi. a very cute little fellW. Irice.oOc.-, at all dealers. Don’t He stays over there with we nearly' simply- ask for a kidney remedy— all the time. I told his mother > 1 . „ an “ Kidney Pills the *a^o was going to take him to America Jhat Mr. Scott had. Fost^r.MiHn/rn with me.-and she said’me too. but Cc., Mfgrs., Buffalo, N. Y. \ ,i don’t think sho' Is gi "Hi mm * a r p 3 d It • ■. •,*, v. **9 -a* '"VC ^-cylinder T'- '.***•* ' “j| , / m ^ ^ — w v— .. — . — — —. *. * % ^ ^ ^ — a inch piov.o. Amp!" power 'lor thrcilnr^ and filling silos. Weight 5440 lb?, ready for v.*ork; light enough tor discing, seeding, hanowing, l^n'esting. Write for Catalog, Good Dealers V/antecL WIsMMtaFamTrMlorSalMCt., 123 V. Madison St, Chloigt below. Vi. M. 8 / / SHOES killed Ne\t tff k-in. Weeks. Colletcn. 8. (' Vndrevv Brother ) Hsny' l>. Kitrutl r Rank* WiU CToa* Momlay , The banks of the town and conn ty will be dosed on Monday, Jan. 10, la observance of General Lee's birthday. This falls on Sunday but the banks will have Monday as t Suitin' Terribly Wlih (’iunis tUvau **f HI2I1 Herb*. But Why ( are Vow Won en wear high .heels which buck!,* up their toes a.nd 1 hey sniffe- terrlhlv from corns Wi.tvicn then, proceed lo trtm' these pestji. Seeking ' ? *l1*-f. hu( thev hardly realize th*- terrible-dancer from infection, skyi a Cincinnati authority. • <’« rns can easily he lifGul pffi with the fingers if you w-lll getyfrom any drui stor,. a quarter of an nun'’ of a drug , called freezone. This Is sufficient u rcniov*. every hard or soff corn or callus from,one’s feet lohkin^. \ , hut I wil take Miss Minnie's advic ’ l’ai-.-n» ' and when ever I want a girl I wi>^ • — \ try to get one -in -the states. Well Ih-ar Parents: Just .a few lin I don't think it will be long now Jo M*t \mi hear froni in** This befofe we will he in the state* an<l leaves me .'feeling very Well 1 i fh'ink if I am livinc that you hnve Lftid the lacrippe and believ* and >Hss Minnie will be girls enough me it sure done me up 1 WM, fpT/wfcp vfor a while any way. I some sick hi > and am not well vet * vitem yoi\ all Will feed‘me a while 1 haven't any Appetite at al and wr.nt you^ Well I’ll just ea t an "hilt little 1 do eat don’t stay with wav and >oii\oan s“nd the hoard bill me | aino have a very bad ctyugh. ! fr headquarieks. Well | will have hut Htn a whole lot better than I j to .clo*#* for thV« time Witli lot: have been. I sincerely hojte this of lov** to yr u h(-uh le t pie h*-;t'- will flml you both well, AOd^-fe, lm : froi!i vo'i soon, tine ^ 1 rt>eeivffd yotyt^ loiter last OiKht and Vas veryfglgd to hear inun you both ami ./oeciallv to know that you^arq both ♦..jeving g ( °d healthy over Jkerc. we have v vt.ur son; Harry. (’hambcrliiin’x Tulilet^ such awful disagreeable weather, j —— \^ ^ * bonder we arv not ( When you pre wwflbled wrth indi . (lead ij tains nearly all the time, gestion or constipation, take Cham- not much hard iam. but drizlv damw berlain's Tablet,*. They strengthen ' *« 4 h j a » VOU knuw - ** ’hf the stomach and enable it to per- U T , in ^' ' n<1 ^ ran k s *>* that he farm its functions^naturally. In- 1 1* ! n - V ' one tatter from digestion is usually accompanied by .V ' **'' .■ havp received tw.» constipation and is aggravated bv it* ron. him and In each on,- he said Chamberlain's Tablet-* cause a gen- .u he iad Just received my letter tie movement of the bowels, reliev tp m imist have received two ing the constipated condition. You simply apply a fqw drops dlree. Fatnest said that Frank haven’t written him since he came over here. I den’t see why* all haven't I' npfffc th.^.-ndcr, aching Corn ty : cnlltis The soreness Is relieved at v»nce and soon the entire coni or callus. riH t and all. lifts out without 'lav’s I have been sick. I am a Hr .* one particle of pain. .1 have wrote very regular, of eourv This freezone <* a stieky substance | there has been times when We did which dries in a moment. It Just n**' have time to write, far instance FIRK shrivels up the corn without inflam. <a September 29th and cjor quite a few days after we did not have time to write that Is the time we broke Ik* OMnlat Tkst Dsss Rjt AfHrt tks Baev hearing from me except the last few Tn*10010*40oT?n"nf.u’v^^ucttbaaardutafy Qoiohie and doe* n A cans* ai i maaam noi r-r*in* in head Remcrntwr the tan name ami k»-4: h* • ct»»i>ire ol E. W. CUOVK. ing cr even irritating the surround Ing tissue or skin. ^ Tell your wifa about this. I * v ta \iif iim< the Hindernburg line at Belli IXMUKANCK- If needing fire insurance please write or sec Ftshburne A Hcrderson at the Farmers 4 Merchant Bank. Wnl. terhoro. 8. C. We are closing out 1600 pair shoes con- '■ * • sisting of Mens’, Boys’ Ladies’ and child rens’ boots and all high top shoes for work play and dress. Profit will be sacrificed because we are making roorrt for our largo ; - . A V; . spring line which will soon begin to arrive. / ' * • . / ' / Our Mr. Bogoslow is now in the Northern -% markets fro mwhere he is sending on every train some novelties. Come and see them WALTERBORO. S. C. •:* Trade with us—There’s a reason