The press and standard. [volume] (Walterboro, S.C.) 1890-current, February 24, 1909, Image 5
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Thousands of milHons
of Royal Bakms
‘ usd
of cans
L Powder have been, usee
m making bread, biscuit
^ and cake in this country,
and every housekeeper
using it has rested m perfect confi
dence that her food would be light,
sweet, and perfectly wholesome. Royal is a safe
guard against the cheap alum powders which are
the greatest menacersto health of the present day,
BOYAL 11 IBB ONLY BASING POWDEB
FROM.BOYAL GRAPE CREAM OF TARTAR
FOR SALE
FOR HALE—E|nr« from foil blooded
Hbo%d Island lieda &0 taring* Rivt-ii
away. Write for condiliona and
pricks. Phil M. Padgett,
> Wi!iiama. ». C.
FOR8A4E-12 bead of b^f ratt’a,
ready for market ‘Anyone wtabing to
to purohaae call on IN Riaer,
2 1? St Lodge, 8 C
FOR SALE—One good. male for jmle
Terms easy, Jae E Peurifoy.
FOR SALE—I bare aiz or eight bnn
dred thousand Early Obarlestoe and
Early Spring Cabbage Plante which I
an dosing oat at 9100 per 1000
Money mutt accompany order. Make
money order payable et Beanfort poet-
office. P M Vara,
1.5.0.
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Gray’a Hill,
WANTS.
FOR RENT—One farm near Walter
th.ro, one hnudred eUbiy acre*, twen
ty fQree cleareil, new bnildins*, fer
tile soil. Apply to Terry A Shaffer.
WANTED—Persons who have our
A BETTER GARDEN
- AS A GUIDE.
Did you ever think that it is
the • farmer, above all other
men, who should have th#-J£-
fin«;st products of the soil for V
his own use, who is most en
titled to live upon the fat of
the land?
Every month in the year,
and almost every day in the
month, there should be on the
farmer’s table Iruit or vegeta
bles of his own raising—the
freshest and choicest fruit and
vegetables, too, because they
were raised at home and
gathered for immediate use or
put'up in the most wholesome
and appetizing style.
Yet there are thousands of
farmers’ families who live ab
SPRING
NECKWEAR
JUST
ARRIVED.
Wire stretcher* will plrMe notify n*
how much longer they will need , ,
them »* other panie* would like to most from year s end to year s
ate them.
2 1? 2c
A Wicbman & Son.
WATCH YOURSELF GO BY.
Just stand aside and watch your
self go by;
Think of yourself as “he” instead of
“I.”
Notice, closely as in other men you
note,
The bag-kneed trousers and the
seedy coat.
Pick flaws; And fault; forget the
mania you.
And try to make your estimate ring
true.
Confront yourself and look you in
the eye—
Just stand aside and witch yourself
go by.
Interpret all your motives just as
though
You looked on one whose aims * you
did not know
RUFFIN NEWS.
Ruffin, Feb. 22. Editor Press
and Standard;—If you will
give me space in your valuable
cofumns I will write these few
lines which may be of impor
tance to someone.
As sure as God liveth no
individual can wrong, defraud
or deceive another without
that wrong being thrown back
upon himself. This is just as
sure as our face is reflected in
a camera when the light shines
upon it. We go into photos;
BUSINESS LOCALS.
Plate meat 10 cent* a pound at H 8
Glover.
Garden seed*, a* yon all knew, alwavs
at Klein'a Drug Store.
Butt meat Oc a pound ot H S G over.
No u»e to eay more—We have beet
‘Bligi Triumph” Seed Poutoe*—Terry
& shatter. *
47-11 ptlla are still the beat for the
liver. Waiter boro Drag Co.
Ammen’a Piickley heat baby pow
der at Klein’s Drag Store.
Table peaches 10 cent*. HS Glover, greater happiness as well.
Nyal* Kidney pills for pain in back
Klein’* Drag state.
end on pork or bacon, corn
bread and molasses, with pota-1 u
toes, collards, dried beans, and ^
may be blackberries in season
to furnish the variety to their
food. Now all these things
just mentioned are good; but
they should be only the begin
ning of the farmer’s list of
garden products. More fruit
and vegetables not only mean
smaller store bill, but better
digestion and better general
health, which always means
We had something to say
last w r eek about the tools
which would help you to make
a better garden; Good tools
DON’T fail to see the grand display of
Spring NECKWEAR for Men in Our
SHOW WINDOW
FOUR-IN-HANDS AND
BATWINGS
in the latest shapes, and in all the vjr/ f ate
*
COLORS for the Spring Season.
YOUR CHOICE 25c.
The new celebrated Irish Cobbler”
Heed Potatoes—W e now Uuve them—
Terry «& ohahtr.
Creao-mm poisonous. di»iufectart , _ „ - _ _
cleans up and keeps cteau. i u uu tiening, as are also good seed ! j
your promise*. Kiem's D.ug store and good books; but the first 4
are
a great help to good gar-; V
imr. as are also {rood st*«*d
THE
Let untiisjnii^etl contempt surge ! graphic galleries to have our Evaporated t*«am 5 and 40 cem* a essentia’, we believe,-is a good 1 ft TFT W'S"
through you when pictures taken; we sit down cuu UOOluvct * plot of ground enclosed by a ww \flJI I ■! 1 rl Mm 1^1
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Despise your cowardice; condemn effect of the light upon the
whaler 3 instrument is to make it reflect
you note or faiseness :n you anv- ... r
w h etv . r ' an exact likeness ot otirse ves.
Defend no new defect that shame.- It is precis ly similar with; n ^ tiiuvei-.
unth r ute> u I etc., U ^ (u v_i
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n .« Ui U 1.1.U jlbitnc-i ~0 vUuiS it J»OUUvt
tnd other marauders can-
not g -t into it. !f you have ^
not such a garden, get to work . >
rig It t now and fix fine. It w 11
your evo*
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MATH OE H L ACKERMAN
This town has :
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•eutly sade'Mi
llie man or woman who
ed by the uc. ;b o a fru sn i j n<i ivia- Insters the delusive hone that
: it will'be otherwise,
as Manme Ackerman. lie had '
been sick, for srvt ral months but his .
friends and relatives always had j -
hopes of his recovery ne\ er dream- j
ing that his disease would prove j
,evy, " ho has boon postmaster
s ii
J. D. Yarn.
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FERTILIZERS
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For All-Crops ami For Big Crops.
^ cannot; products,
ink, b. " - 1
The Fertilizers Tlmt llave lleen Known
For Over Forty Years mid Profitably
Fsed By Two GoneraHons of Farmers.
Iwemunibcr our block »>f Haiti, b.inus, ; v - i
dcKM.auu all ouildo.g LUfareXt i, a-i A farm IS scarcely wOrtny of
uL }B coLUiucH. c acuu.^. the niM t; without a got>d The Fevtilizei^s That Contain The Ivi^-ht
Ail •eumoK moKHisiues uuti periodicals I gartien; and the modern
Ul IltVva bUiUtt. Ivlwiu s l/CUfe- Olvre.
* — '-'j , .
W V. Clover, good—vegetables afkl fruits,
out tangles for the different post
masters in the county
Fel>. 17. Mr Le vy is regarded as an | y,AS “
authority in postal regulations, and
is frequently requested n> straighten Mac*roni und cheese lu ccat* u cau. and herbs and {lowers—with
iibGiover. ; long, straight and easily-
Lner piiis tor iLe spring clean- wor h c a rows and improved
la>.. Klein’* Drug fciore i, , . . . r
* labor-saving machinery.-
Big hominy 15 cents a b pound can. c ° , n k i
2Gc. a O Olovcr. I ^uch a garden will not only
oah mackerel .i b g iiyrne’*. I help toward that “$500 more rt
xi . t A~ .* 'year,” but will mean, as w r e
Jnew line of dry goo«ls ju*t lu. K i .
. V. Glover, j have suggested, better meals,
tju.r Kraui 15 cm. . .:.u. H » beU<;r llea l th . “"J an increased
G.over.
Finally his physician and family , a t WaltertMiro since F.-pt.' lb ^garden compines ^e old- ^lateriuls ailtl Make YoUI* OrOpS Gl’OW.
thinking it Yvould be* a benefit to him has been re-appointed under dgtW of : Nice due cl shuts ail stze* cia up toi j^sh-oned variety of thin gs
took him to the Hospital in Charles- ! 1 ‘ 4 - 1 — : ■ — ; 1 -
ton. He stood the trip down there
fine, and his family was sure he
would soon be back with them, but
the next week he commenced to
grow worse and in ten days after he
hft home he was dead. His wife,
brother and some of his children
were with him in his last hours.
His body was brought home and
buried at the Cottageville Cemetery.
A great crowd attended his funeral
services. Mr. Ackerman will be
greatly missed. He was a devout
Christian man, and always took a
prominent part in Church and School
work. He leaves a wife eleven
children, two brothers and one sis
ter to mourn his loss. He was the
oldest son of Mr. and Mrs. S. 0.
Ackerman.
The entire community sympathi-
E P HENDERSON GONE WEST
Col. E. P. Henderson left Saturday
for Honey Gi ove, Texas, where he
will make his home with his son w’ho
is in business in the Lone Star State.
Mr. Henderson’s friends will be
sorry to learr that he has come to
this decision.
GRATEFUL.
A patronizing young lord was
seated opposite the late James Mc
Neil Whistler at dinner one even-
. . . , .. ... , t . . ing- Dui ing a lull in the converxa-
zes with the family m this their great j ^j on j, e a jj us ted his monocle and
oss, but God alone can comfort them j eane( i f 0 rw T ard tow’ard the artist.
in this hour of trial.
LITTLE MISS KLEIN
Dr and Mrs John M. Klein are
replying the hearty congratulations
of'their numerous friends on the
arrival of their winsome little
daughter who came Monday after
noon to make her home permanently
with them. Especially sincere are
the congratulations of the surviving
member^ of the Bachelor’s Club tff
which Dr Klein was formerly presi
dent. .
Aw, y’ know, Mr. Whistler, he
drawled, ‘‘I pahssed your house this
mawning.”
“Thank you.” said Whistler
quietly. "Thank you very much.-
Everybody’s Magazine. , *
70 cdlee, ground and parched. 15
ceui* a uui, 2 c*u« 25c. - h a G.over.
All.Calicue* ou haud goiug al coat.
»> . V . G.over.
IrUh Cobbler and Red Blla^aceil poia-
loea at B G hyrne’*.
shiugit*, brick, dreaded, kiln-dried
and -ougti i umber. U a savage.
Advemae in The Pres* and Standard,
ue pa^er with tad cirsuiadOii. , *
We uny in car loia—you get the bene
(It iu low price* lor a- y ot our goo;*.
C A tuvuge.a ' • •
Title* to Real Eitate, and all other
biuuhs ut The Pres* A staudani.
WATERWORKS FOR JAIL
E. F. Hammond has the contract
to mataQ.waterworka In the Jail.
The plan'll to have bath and toilet
room eontrolled by a valve from,
rs bv the sheriff. It will be
and mnitary.
Early ■
**>*> Wtl« i
Full dine Ladies arfd Gentle
men’s fine and heavy shoes
Cheap for cash. A beautiful
line calicoes, all fast colors.
$8 inch Brilliantine only 40c
per yard.
42 inch Panama only 40 cents
per yard.
W. B. OALO WELL
Stephen* X Roads.
satisfaction in farm lite.
Have something from the
garden every day in year—
make that your motto. With
orchard and garden properly
looked after, every farmer
ought to live like a king, and
it is his own fault if he doesn’t.
Resolve now on more fruits
and vegetables for 1909, and
then “eat all you can, and can
all you can’t.’’—The Progress
ive Farmer.
^ CHILDREN WkTaRE SICKLY.
r Mothers who value their own
comfort and th£ welfare of their
children, shqpld never be without a
box of Mother Gray’s’Sweet Pow
ders for Children, for use through
out the season. They Break up
Golds, Cure Feverishness, Constipa
tion, Teething Disorders, Headache
and Stomach Trouble*. THESE
POWDERS NEVER FAIL. Sold by
all Drug Stores, 25c. Don't
any substitute. A trial _
will be sent FREE to any mother
who will addrees Allen S. Olmsted,
LsBoy.NTTL
ETIWAN
FERTILIZER
COMPANY,
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Charleston, S. C.
Ask For ‘‘Etiwan.”
BARGAINS!
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In Ladies’ Gold Chain*.
LL VtBTERBBRG, Jewelry Store.
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