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<*■ ' ■ 1875 TERRY & SHAFFER Cold One extreme or the other—or any where “i he Weld That Held” How easy it is ^ ou hare two pairs of pliers; if only oae, pull rigorously if you really want to'know survive forest fires ahd winters’ snows. “Pittsburg Perfect” Pences Cut two stay wires from a roll, below the the lateral strends about one inch eaoh side , it for the first test. You have two stay Place among the live coals in your stove stay is your liaudle. Insert the end joint In Its Normal State,—Now, while the aud ice cold, you ,two will be tugging at d to separate the wires- Your stock can’t '' . 2. (light from the Fire.—This piece in ready, one to quickly catch the end of the the weld cools. Uemarkable, isn’t it? How easy it is io know, piece between the ice cakes is cold. Catch must prove something. Winter won’t v > fi THE WELD THAT H ELD' V % pdf gg r» «• '"JzrZyX - between—simple t'*-ts prove it’s always to know. yonr neighbor shout 1 bring his, both must whether “Pittsbnrg!i Perfect” fences will How easy it is to know. Welded by Electricity top and a*>ove the Ix'ttoni wires, clipping ol the weld. C ut o.it one weld and save ^ wires, each with several welded joinU. the joint that is next the end; the' long */ V ^ other stay be^vef-n two cakes of ice. T. joints are resjHrtivA Incoming white hot the single weld, try ,ug with all strength — v break that How e.isy it is to know. 'Tn the stove will intertit you. L?t both be jlv stay and the other the cross Burning grass won’t melt oil 3. Freezing Hasn't Harmed it.—That the wires before thev warm up: vour test /*t both lx* \V/ wire, biTore the stays, i IJ 1 warm up; afl'ect it. How easy is it to know Vt 5 Jfo Mailer What the Test It's Always “The Weld That Held" 'papers, every family^ought to take the Press A Standard. Read ! your home paper, and thou there ; ire so few d» nomin: t otial papers . It is a fact tint the usefullness >f % m in to his church depends trixm how much he reads, his j church piper, the man that cares fo little about his church that he does not take and read its paper, is a drone to his church. He doesn’t know anything of its needs or its workings. Then we net* 1 to read for information con cerning county and state news. A!, men ought to inform them selves of what is transpiring. Kvorywhere literature of all j kinds is cheap, lake papers, read (them and inform yoursselves on ' all questions of State and Church l believe we are all good citizens , of the state, but I am afraid that we are not all good church mein- I bers. Then read your ‘denomina tion tl papers, learn of its needs, and your obligations to it, ami thmi we all will bo bettor able to I help carry along all worthy ob jects for both church mid state. G. W. Way. Stokes May, 20. Dots From Stokes. Kditor Frees and Standard— Please allow me just a few words We arc having some fine weathe r now for the farmers to kill grass W H Crosby is spending some time with relatives at Stokes, we wish him a pleasant visit. Mrs C W Atkiusou from Ash ton attended the Menorial at Zion. Mr and Mrs T W Beach were the guests of A W Drawdy last Sunday. Mias Georgie Huggins from Pritchardrille is spending some time with relatives at Stokes W H Crosby helped hold ser- yice at Tiger Creek school house last Sunday. There was a large ■w* karowd out to hear him. Misses Florrie and Alease Black were the guests of J H Beach Sunday. With best wishes to all, Stokes, May 18. Cattie. Final Notice. On the 7th day of June next I will file my final return as Guardian of Ruth Lucas, with the Probate Judge and immediately thereafter apply for my discharge as guargian. P J Lucas. May 4, ’O7 5 8 4t Final Notice. On the 32nd day of June next, I will file my final return aa guardian of Annie Bellinger with the Probate Judge and immediately thereafter apply for my dis charge aa guardian. D J Chapiln. Guardian. May 22, ’0T. 5 22 4t ~ Winthrop College Scholarship and Entrance Examination. The examination for the award of vacant Scholarship* in Winthrop Col lege and for the admiaaion of new stu dents will be held at the County Court House on FRIDAY, JULY5, at 9 A. M Applicants must be not lesa than fifteen years of age. Wtftn Scholarships are vacsted after July 5, they will be awarded to those making the highest average at this examination, provided they meet the conditions governing the award. Applicants for Scholarships should write to President Johnson be fore the examination for Scholarship examination blanks. Scholarships are worth $100 and free tuition. The next session will open September 18, 1907. For further infor mation and catalogue, address PRES D. B. JOHNSON. Rock Hill. 8. O. The Indian mahatma visiting New York says the rich are merely mon keys swaying in the branches of tiees. Very likely plum trees. Why is it that a married woman seldom has any use lor a pr e tt7 fe male servant? “Here’s to yonr health and happiness” ! SlinshillC StOFC -Dewitt’s Little Early Hisers-famous ^ little pills. Nasty, sick headacht or biliousness may oome on any time; the cure is an Early Riser. Sold by John M Klein. The A worn in thinks that to be a gentle man you’ve got to admire the way she plays whist, no matter how bad it is. We have a full line of Men’s and Boys Straw hats to close out at 10 per cent above cost Call and get one before they are all gone. U W. Way Writes, Index to New Advert»ement. Col. Mer A Mfg. Co.-Waots 1000 bales of cotton. Walterboro Bottling Works—loo. Mrs J. 8. Jones—Third supply of hats. Editor I’ress and Standard—I Mrs W. a. Black-Stylish millinery, have been for sometime trying Karmen & Merchants Bank-Small to hear of something to write'acemnta. George W. Glover. about, but h;jve failed. We farm ers are so akaorbed in our crops just now it takes all of our best tlioughte to try and out general master grass, till our thought hardly gets over the fence. But I want to say something to the patrons of KF I) route. Some time back the agent of the route came through and he gave us to understand unless we would take more interest in the maiter, he would discontinue the route, now all of us that live so far from a post oitice know what that means. At this season of the year about once a week w’ould w e get the mail. 1 think it is one of the best things Fncle Sam has ever done for the small districts to bring the mail to our doors. Now if we don’t do our duty the route will be stopped and the money given to othei people that will ap preciate a good thing when they see it. Some one has asked, how can we improve it? One answer to this is, write more, take more Th« Press and Standard—“Character making.'’ College of Charleston—Entrance Ex amination. - Unity Lodge No 55, A. F. M.—Time of meetings. Brown Furniture 10—Orgins cheap. CASTOR IA For Infanta and Children. TIm KM Ym Han Ahnp taikt Bears the Signature of NOTICE—The examinations for scholarships in S. C. College, deinaon College and College of Charleston will he held at the courthonse Friday, July 5, 1907, beginning at 10o'clock, a. m A Rood chance for several biys to win scholarships. H W Black, County Supt. Id. • 22 to 7 5 Jewels is a trinkets. high-tone word for MASTER-& St STATE OK SOUTlt OAliOUKA'S Colleton County, In The Commoo Ple**> Thomas W Blitch vs D'H Twwtes et al. By virtue of the 1 'ecree of ourt here in, of Hate DecmberSll/Oc 1 will aell at public outcry the Court House ip Walterboro, ©« sale day in June 1' 7, (3rd* within the legal hours, the follow ing described realty, All that p** 0 ® parcel or tract of land, situate i» the County and Stab' aforesaid, contain ing ninety nine (99) acres more «w less; and bounded, North by lowd* now or formerly of Gibson Brotheiw. oast by lamia dow or formerly of Geraty & Towles and lands of N H Blitch, south by waters of Wadmalnw River, and west by Waring Greek, except so much of said described train of Ian l as was sold W Blitch and Daisy Bltich hll wife to N II Blitch ami K1 ward Carter on January 31, 19o<* f containing Forty two (Vi) ao*e'', which will eppsar kjr refereno- to 1 lid D>*eU recorded in K M C Office Colleton County in Bosk No 20 at ptge Hi. The lands men tioned in said last mentioned deed of conveyance are not intended to be included in»thi%sale. Terms of sale one half cash, bal ance secured by Bond and ef the purchaser of the Unde payable in two equal, succemive an nual instalments from day of aalfc bearing interest^ payable annWilly from eaid day of sale at 7 per MBt per annum, 8aid mortgage, to OM- tain a covenant for insurance of bnili' ings against fire, payment of tone and counsel fees. The. purchaser to pay all taxes falling due after day ef sale, and the Master far papers, Mi to have the option of payifig all cneb with intereat from day of sale nai be entitled to Possession on Joky I, 1907. C. G. Henderson, Matter. May 11, 1907 * ; HOLLISTER'S Rocky Nountain Tea Nigfoto A Buty Medicine hr Bui* PeesM. Brine* Golden Heeltti and Renewed VWd* A epeclflo tor Coostl p*Uon, Ind! and Kidanr trouble* Pimple*. B> lUood, Bad Breath. SlunhRh Bov and Backache. It* Kocky Mountaia 1 let form. K cants a box. Ueoutaa a Holuhtkr Dbco CoMPArv. Madleoa. ''OLDEN NUGGETS FOR SALLOW 1 John M Klein. Everything comes to who pays spot cash. Urn x -« lTV /VI IOOO BALES COTTON [, middling and above. Parties holding cotton in the country, will make money by submitting samples at the “Brick Store” in Walterboro, 1 •• and receive our bid. If not convenient to produce sample, drop us a line *'• ' •> to Walterbo ro stating how many bales of cotton you have for sale and .1 where located •K*. ! - a!* - CoOeton Mercantile Company m- PAUL SANDERS, President. A * JS ■ H „ -rr *y,c.r.c: -f CT 0>' 4- 4 imi — • v/ - •