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\X O H. /? y the annual report of Mr. Is Martin flu* Matr superifttoil* HOME CASH COUPONS. HOME CASH COUPONS. 6 CHARLESTON, S. C. % VALUES AS ARE OFEERED IN THIS SALt Latest novelties in hand hags. Children’s Worsted Dresses and Long Ladies Neckwear, Belts, 1 landkerchiefs, coats m fancy mixtures, at very * special Etc. P rices - Wide and Narrow Torchon Laces, special at 5c. a yard. Children’s white and colored l>or- dered Handkerchiefs, special at 5c. each Men’s natural wool shirts and drawers at $1 each. Children’s natural wool, shirts and drawer^ specials for this sale at 49c. s r* MARTIN’S REPORT n nr an n a .. lf IS SUMMARIZED H l\ L /l U (l (I In P A M Y An interesting summary of * , 'r Martin, the State dent of education, shows exact- M. ly what is asked for in the interest of education. The summary includes the recom mendation for a school commis sion to revise the school laws, a change in the manner of se lecting county superintendents of education, a sufficient ap | propriation for rural schools to enable tnem to run eight; months, and many other sug-! gestions worth studying. The summary was prepared by Mr. ^ Martin, by request, for the! newspapers and is as follows ••( 1) A commission should be appointed to revise the school code and submit the same to the general assembly at its next session. “(2) Our system of county supervision should be improv ed by making county boards elective b) the people and the Wn I superintendents elective by w S county boards. i “(3) There should be a rP' 1 State tax or State appropria tion to raise thepercapita per Js child in each county to at least $4. Weak counties should be aided first Such an appro- priation would tend to give us State school system. > c j “(4) Ita legislautere could ' well aHord to make an appro priation to aid rural schools which run lor eight months and which have eight grades, j 1 here should be at least .two ! teachers and 45 pupils in such | schools Such action would ‘encourage ‘consolidation and 1 local taxation. Many cbmmu- ; nities can not meet the re quirements of the high school act. “(5! T he high school act should be a’nended so that small towns can comply with its requirements. ’Lso that the number of schools in large counties may be increasid, and so as to give the State high SINGLE COMB BUFF ORPINGTONS ■'Admitted to be the best all-purpose bowl. Ex- cellei^t leavers, bine Sit ters .and mothers. Great Eoragers. Large and healthy. (Juick Growers. Cross them with your Common Fowls, and see how Your Flock'will improve. Cockerels and Pullets Jj.00 EACH. R. L. FRASER, ^*__WALTERF0R0, SOUTH CAROLINA. Orangeburg Business College, Orangeburg, S. 6. Grand fall opening Sept. 21st to October 1st. Thorough courses in book-keeping, penmanship, typewriting and short hand. Courses completed in from three to five months. Write today for catalogue and terms. Summercupt yard wide Black. Silk, special at $2 a yard. Fine Dress Goods 40 inches wide silk stripe eolines at Si*48 a yard. Let Kodol 27 inch Messaline ^ilk, special at $1 a yard. 42 inch u Black storm Serge, special for this sale at 59c a yard. Ladies Stylish Long coats, ^ an and black, special for this sale at £5 each. Yard wide* best quality Percale, light and dark colors, special at 12 1-2 cts. 61 inch Sulver bleached Table damask, a special value at 50c. a yard. 40 inch Satin Directorie Wine, Brown, Navy, Grey at $1.50 a yard. <* Bearskin for children’s cloaks. Taupe, W ine, Brown, Navy, Cream, 50 inches wide, at $2.25 and $4 a yard. 34 inch Bretonne nets, large embroider- I One Case Longcloth, expo Cambric finish, special at 8 cents a yard. ed spots, special at £1 a yard. f, Wool Cheviots, checks and plaids • 38 Yi inches wide spots, special for this at 50c a yard. sale d 1 (t 5S inch Bleached Table Damask, new T T designs, special at 25c. a yard. — .— - . — — (La , Digest What You Eat Then You Can Eat What You Like. Ton once could eat finythinjr yoti wanted, and your btomach would digest it. But now there’s some things which your stomach won’t dijrest. Your stomach absolutely refuses to accom modate you when you eat c<!frtain food—so y ou have been forced by your stomach to eat food which you de tested, and pass up those delicacies that you would have really enjoyed. There is now a way to eat any thintf you like, if you will let Kodol digest it. Kodol will do this, too. It won’t talk back or command, but will jro right ahead with its work and digest all t ho'food you eat. Kodol will let you eat anything you like. ^ Kodol w ill do exactly what your stomach does, when your stomach is w ell and strong, and more, when.it is tired or out of order. Kodol is composed of exactly the same juices as fouud in a healthy ! stomach, and therefore will do tha same work as the stomach, when it is well and strong—the only difference is. Kodol never getstired—and Kodol > is the onlv digest ant today, that will digest all food and do it ns com pletely, as a strong, healthy stomach. Get a l»ottle now Shd have it ready to help your stomach at times when you need an assistant. Kodol U at the nearest drug store. Our Guarnatee C*.o to your<lruRK'* i t today aiwl in l a dol lar »x>t the 1 lieu after you have used lh* ■ ulire contents of .the nottle, tf you raa honestly say, that It has sot done viui any >roo<l, return tne Imitir tothodruwlst and he will refund your money without uuew tlonorde iy, 'Vo will tti< n par the dru*- Cist for the bottle. Don't hesitate, all priiirsrKt.it knew thru our |TlMWnlf*lUgfWX, '1 his offer appltea to fetoft i:,rc« b>'it!ooniy and to tiut one In :t family. The larva hotfie eon’alns Sly tituea us much as tlM tifty cent Kittle. Kodol is prepared at the labora tories of E. L. DwWiU&Co. CLicaaffs - xz C' -o- ^“ d; For sale by \Yalterl>oro Drug Company. Special Offer in Seasonable Dress Goods 1 piece Black Broad Cloth. Value #1.00 yard, to go at 75c At Hyrne’s Store No. 3. 2-acre lot, residence, store, beef market and sales stables. No. 4. 50-acre farm near Black Creek Church. No. 6. 650-acre faqn, 4 1-2 miles West from Walterboro. No. 7. Residence in town of Walterboro. No. 16. Residence and Store in town of Walterboro. No. 21. 242-acre farm, 11 miles from Walterboro—Fine Property. No. 22. 500-acre farm, two miles north of Walterboro. No. 23. 100-acres of pine timber. school board more discretion . , ir 1 ^ 1 1 and authority in passing upoml 1 P ltiCe Hlack sur S e ‘ X alue >«-°oyard, to .go at 75c. yard. the merits of each individual j case. ,J It will be neessary also to increase the nigh school ap- 1 piece granite Cloth. \ alue 80c. yd, to goat 55?. yard, propriation as the demand in creases. “(6) I believe that the time has come when the legislature should establish agricultural high schools. Other trade and vocational schools will follow within a few years. “(7) It will be necessary to make better provision for summer schools tor teachers if this work is to be kept up as heretofore. ••(8) The method of con ducting teachers’ examinations should be changed at once, so that greater uniformity and efficiency may be secured. “(9) The field agent of the campaign committee should be made an assistant in this de- Enter The Press and Standard’s Great contest and get a $65.00 Rock Hill buggy, a $50.00 New Home Sewing Machine, a $15.Wr dining table and a $12.00 saddle and bridle. Now is the time to enter the contest. Hmtj, import blood m%k«s a muddy, pimply oomph xion, headaches, aanma, Indigestion. Tbin blood makes too real, pals, sickly. Bordook Blood Bit ters makes the blood rich, red, para— rt Moras perfect health. IKWeiLK NEATEST SEMIS MAMIE * • 1GHT RUNNING. Besides the above we have several other nice propositions in in town and country property, besides several splendid timber propositions in this and other counties. Let us know Your WANTS. partment and a salary provided for her services. The State board of education ^hould be allowed to make a small ap propriation to encourage schools to get pictures and chest of tools. “(9) This office should be provided, at the earliest possi ble convenience, with suffi cient rooms, furniture, files and fixtures.” Advice to the Aged. SikSm k a2ifi£ >UVBRt v TitfsPiHs The value of the Uuited States corn crop this year will be $l,400 r 000,000. The yield lias been exceed ed only three tisaes and the high prices which prevail now owing to the foreign^demand make it the most valuable crop in onr historv. The The “uplift of the farmer” which the President has inaugurated seems to be taking care of itselt Stops itching instaollv. Cares piles, eczema, salt rheum, tetter, itch, hives, herpes, scsbiet—Doan’s Ointment. At any drug store. Kennedy’s Laxative Cough Syrup CGVTA2BS B01ST ASS TAB tfrou want ettbera Vibrating Shuttle, Rotary fabuttAeor a Hinfle Thread | CAaia Sewing Machine write to TVI RfW MM tfWIM MACNlNf CQMPAIf • Ormno*. Mmmn. Manr wring wachtne* arc mad* to •ell -egardtw at qnaUiy, but th« Hew Hawte i» mad- to waai Oar guaranty never run* out. ■aM by Ml w. W. SMOAK. JR., MANAGER. OFFICE AT THE PRSS AND STANDARD. te tfee kUmys,! A. Wichmon A Son’s *sto*s is the place to see the fine Rock Hill bag gy The Press and Standard is giving away. Boys call and see the buggy. Children Like It WWWM T 9 l John M. iflein, Druggist CASTOR IA I* IiAati ut CfcilfcM. Tta KM Yn Ban Ahnjs 5S5 Vi