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I \ •!> A The Kind Ton Have Always Bought, and which has been in use for over 30 years, has homo the'sIgnatuVo ©K ami luis bci'ti madn umlcr his per- A f j . sonal supers'isloil since Its im'ancyi Allow no one to deceive you in this. All Counterfeits, Imitations nml “tlust-as-gotHl*'arc but Experiments that trilio with and endanger the health of Infants and Children—Expericneo against Experiment. What is CASTORIA Cestoria is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pare* goric. Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is Pleasant. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic substance. Its age is its guarantee. It destroys Woram and allays Feverishness. It cures Diarrhoea aml.JI&ijui Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation and Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates the Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. The Children’s Panacea—The Mother’s Friend. OSNUiNE CASTORIA' ALWAYS hUlovnyK att«l \v,!iIt'll li3\e o«>t bud Uip inoncy ,V» coaipele wltb tholr rk tier ucigbiiorR. With the uork utartrtl in this direr-' th'ii. it will not-lsj lone lK*ft»re tin* high* way frt*m Phlhitlelphla to IMttshurg will lietome a n*ality. and with its roiupletinu the touring facilities In IVunsylvnnta will l*e second to none lu the I'nlted Stnt»»s. American:! who have toured In Franc.* return ti» the Fulled States with a;i entirely different idea of rt>a<l eoiulitlons. for nowhere In the world nre the IrRtiways kept in better condi tion n >r the tpio'*ti<' inucli considemtktn l’uro;H* in ropli' lie rl'rtn!g!'ont the *. or frihu the French. there\are UT.Oc.i roads. Vliicli an* htr't Ithe g »veru- ment and nmintaiutHi at the expeuse of the goverunieut. aud iu the words of Mark Twauk, “They'look as if they were jack plauHl and KuudpaiH*ml every day.” i Many of the most important high way* are lined with tree* In order that the rains may not damage the roads. A he national roads In France nre the main mails connecting large center*. i In addition to the national road*, they bare the ronda built and maintained by the eoihmune. which la tantamount to i tif rands given so ns they are in the K *i"id bulldc: « 1 ran take lessons In that counter ini<*s of national The Kind Tea late Always Bought In Use For Over 30 Years. THE COODROID IDEA inoourtooment Received In Penn* eyivania and Elsewhere. APPROPRIATION OF *3,000,000. Itate Highwaye to Be Im proved During Neat Twe Yeere—Why • French Method ef Building Reede 1 Bheuld Be Followed. Agitated on all aides, the good roods Storament to spreading throughout the Vsited Btatce and It to hoped that in s pbort space of time will hare reached such proportions that congress will taka a hand in the betterment of the toad conditions in this country. Al- lOOdy many of the state legislatures In IBs United States have appropriated sell Hone of dollars for the Improve- Bjaot of the highways, the legislature of Pennsylvania recently setting apart 0.000.000 for work along these linee during the next two years. While this amount 1* not aa large a* many of the good road* advocates had hoped to see appropriated for this pur pose. most of those Interested are Well satisfied and feel that the work of bet tering the highways of the Kejptone State lias at last fairly started. Just what dtoposlttou will be made of the f3.0U0.000 for the next two years has SAMPLE OP PDtX PUNCH HOAD. not been settled, but It to thought that It will be speut in lettering the roads In counties which are at the present time most backward In respect to im- JAMESTOWN EXPOSITION Rates from Walterboro, S. 6., as follows: Season Ticket $22.15 gold daily April 19th to November 30th. 50 day ticket $18.80 sold daily April 19th to November 30th. ^ 15 day ticket $16.15 gold daily April 19th to November 30th. Coach excursion $10.90 sold each Tuesday; limit 7 days En dorsed “Not good in parlor or sleeping cars.’’. COAST LINE "NORFOLK FLYERS" Lv. Walterboro 7 14 «. m. Lv Norfolk 6 10 p m. Ar. Norfolk 7 30a. m. Ar. Walterboro 9 55 a. m. Through Pullman sleeping cars, from Port Tampa and Jack- aonville. T^la.. tlarta and Augusta, Ga. Wilmington. N. C., via ATLANTL < t'T LINE RilLROAD COMPANY Write for a be . J f ' strated folder containing maps, dea- eriptive matter, lui r otela, etc., For reservations or information, address Vi W. J. CRAIG, T. 0. WHITE, . -i P—eager Traffic Passenger, General Passenger Agent WILMINGTON, N. C I our subdivision called a county. At all seasons of the year the roads present the same nppeurnnee, aud the Infinite care taken to keep them lu first class condition to the cause of the desire of all visitors to Europe to spin over the level stretches, which abound In France, In their big motor cars. Unlike the method In the United States, the roads are maintained by having a man take charge of a small section. 4 workman of this class to called a contonnier. He has a length of from two to seven of eight kilo meters given to him, and be takes en tire charge of It the length varying according to Its character. If the road to Sat he has a Jong piece; If moun tainous and hard to maintain, he may have only two kilometers. He keeps the ditches dear, the grass cot the trees trimmed, and wherever he finds a depression or little bole is the road be evens the ground with a pick. He has a supply of fine stones dumped at the side of the road and fills up the rot with this and tramples It down, and when be has finished with the defect yon cannot tell that there was ever a bole there. By the nee of this system It can readily be seen that the road condi tions of f country will Improve and am bound to, for modi more attention to shown than under that nsed la this country. There nre many states In this conn- try that do not give the road question much consideration, and It to with great difficulty that the highways can be negotiated wl^h the automobile, but with the national movement for good roads daily gaining In strength It will be only a abort time when these states will act with the state automobile as sociations In the Improvement of the highways. By keeping the highways In high class condition It is an Incentive for touring, and the revenues derived from the tourtots amount to thousands and thousands of dollars In the couree of s year. With the great Increase In the use of the motor car In the United States during the laat year It to neces sary that the highways be kept up to the standard set by many of the states end In this way facilitate Interstate travel. islnhutoi. items. v zr e ( Editor Press and ^tarulard—Plcaar allow nit* ppace lit jour paper to re late a few items to the readers of the county. Several young people of this com-: niunity attended the picnicjt Bethel on the Fourth. They reported a nice time in spite of the rain. t altb (iodlcy unit Mrs \ lola Cros- • by were happily married at the home o: the brides parents, .luly ..'3rd. \V C Brant cllitualittg. c * Miw*< - .'eu/iK* and Ella Cummings of * I ■cdg *. aTe sp-tiding sometime w.tlt r Int.vej near h re,*” Miss Mol lie Btelnpis spending a few days with Mrs iluunah Mears. .1 D Buchanan, Jr, visited his sis ter Mrs J3en Jones of Cross Swamp, Miss Alva* Carter spent last Sun day with Miss Lillie Bishop. 11 II Green and family of Snidah, (■a, are veiling at the home of II S Crosby. ‘ —-j.. D S (iodley and his daughters, | Misses Ella aud Lillie, spent lust Sunday night with relatives in Hampton county. Mr Copeland delivered a very in-j terrsting address at AdnatL^unday morning. It was much enjoyed. Protncted meeting will soon be gin, and we hope everybody will take nn interest in them. Brown Eyes. HOW TO AVOID CATCHING COLDS Aa every one la liable to catch a cold and aa colda are daogeroua because they may terminate lo chronic throat or long dtaeaaea. Every«ae should be Inteieated ia learning bow lo avoid colde. The way la simple. Never aleep too cold, never lall asleep la a cold room, or while aittlag la a cold draft, aever sit or lie In a cold room or a cold craft. No one ever cathee a cold when the tody and mind are active, no matter bow cold one may get. If you are ■efferlng from a cold or iu effects, Hydale’s Cough Elixir to the quickest and best remedy you can use. Kydatoe Cough Elixir to sold under a guarantee. 25 A 50 da. a bottle- Jno M £ditor;Press and Standard;—The farmers are hating some good weath er now and the crops around here are looking fine. Quite a crowd attended the re union at Bethlehem Sunday. Rev F 0 S Curtis preached a eery fine sermon. John Martin of Ginns is spend ing sometime at Hail with relatives and frienda. .Jess Padgett and wife visited his sister Isst Saturday and Sunday. A very large crowd gathered .at the home of Mr Utaey, last Sunday afternoon* „ { Miss Carrie Reynolds of Walter boro is visiting her brother at Hall Mr and Mrs Tom Reeves were at Bethlehem Sunday. I have been informed that the Alliance Club of Maple Cane is to give a picnic on the 18th of July, also that they are to have tome very fine speakers and a band of music. Blue Eyes. If % to a soothing, healing halm no drugs having a narcotic effect, it RELIEVES quickly and soothes the congested membranes and thoroughly heals and « Valuable not only for CATARRH but relieves colds, throat troobtoa, hay fever, "stopped-up” nose, etc. W« Ownrantw* Satisfaction Buy a go cent tab* of NOSKKA bom WALTERBORO DRUG CO. Saving Tima. Father (to hit sou. early in the morn ing)—What to the meaning of this? You are lying ih bed with your clothes on. Son (a student)—Yes, father. I do that so that If I oversleep myself I shall not be late at college.—Meggen- dorfer Blatter. BILIOUS JIM Billoea Jim grew so thin He barely made a shadow, One dav a friend presented him Wl*h Rydale’s Liver Tablets. He took the hint, began ibelr use. And this to what befell him. He grew so fat, neither shoes nor bat Could be found to fit him, MORAL—Don't make your wills Bat cure your Ills, By aslng )< yd ale’s Liver Pills. 50 chocolate coated tablets in a conven ient box. Price only 25 rents. K**>v to 1 take, pleasant in effect*- -t**'* -mhI Mire We guarantee them. Juo il Kleiu. • ^g^ a-— n Swiss Chard. Swiss chard to au excellent vegeta ble for the hot summer months and is grown aa a substitute for spinach or beet greens. The richly flavored mid ribs of the leaves are cooked and served aa asparagus, or the leaves may be cooked and served as beet greens. Bow the aeed moderately thick In drills one Inch deep and one foot apart. It requires ao thinning and to reedy for «se as soon as the leavea are two or three inches In length. Gather when the leavea are young and tender, and aa fast as It to picked more leaven will push out Sow the aeed for succeesloc. every four weeks until July lO.-jGar* den Magaslne. CASTORIA Jar Tnfcnta and Children. TW KM Yw Dm Ahnjs BagM taanawr. DOES... ADVERTISING ... PYA? *•» s This question is left exclusively to the ones who indulge in adver tising for decision. Do you ad vertise? If not, just step across \ ' <sr • • *'■ the street to your neighbor who \ . * _ i does and ask his opinion of it. If you think because your business is so small you cant afford it, you are simply mistaken. “Seem’ is Believin.” If you have never tried it, suppose you do it for just a short while and you will always use Printers Ink. X \ / - Torture. A shrewd old doctor once said; "Jt I wanted to torture an enemy, I would tell him be had an Incurable disease. His life would be miserable, and be would be almost certain to dla before hte Him.” The Press a i* , 1 .