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Makes delicious hot biscuit, griddle cakes, rolls and muffins. The only fanhmg Powder Made from Royal Grape Cream of Tartar LeLend Hicrs. A preacher came at a newspa per man this way : “You editors do not tell the truth . If you did you could not live; your news paper would be a failure.” Ihe editor replied: “You are right and the minister who will at all times and under all circumstan ces tell th; whole truth about his members, alive or dead, will not occupy his pulpit more than one Sunday, and then he will find it necessary to leave town in a hur ry . The press and the pulpit go hand in hand with whitewash brushes and pleasant words. The pulpit, the pen, and the grave stone are the great saint making DOTS FROM LODGE- The farmers are rushing Lodge, Mar. .5 Editor | h, - i f business, preparing their „ , „ , . - r . . lands and £ettm£ in their fer. I Press and S ,andard: - RK ‘ re tilizer. I guess some of them a great deal of improvemen w jj| soon b e planting corn. being made in our section. Hurrah for the Contest boys, among these may be mentioned its a time. With success, that a great deal qt wire fencing in being put up now-, and patching up old one and pre paring for another crop. Also George Fralix has just com pleted a very neat dwelling. Our country is on a boom, alive in general; among the sports may be mentioned the rabbit hunts which the boys have once in a while also the pindar hullings are all the go now in upper Broxton. There was one given at the home of J L Corsby last Thursday night, all had a nice time. Mr and Mrs H M Bishop and children of Ehrhardt visit ed the latters parents, Mr and trumvirate,’' And the great h"^ last’ Sunday. Tabor Tuten dined with minister went away looking very thoughtful, while the editor turn ed to his work, and told of the unsurpassing beauty of the bride, while in fact she was as homely as a mud feuce. BauttW Sifutu* of »Tin Kind You Haw Atair Single Comb Buff Orpingtons. NEWS FROM BRANT. Brant, Mar. 6, D.ar Mr Editor—Will )ou allow me space in your paper for a few items? Mesdames D A Crosby and Mary Gracen visited A A Varn last week. Miss Martha Varn spent a few days last week with Mrs D A Crosby. Elias Crosby spent last Sunday with A A Yarn. MrsJ F O’Quin and child ren spent Friday and Saturday with Mrs A A Yarn. Hoping to see all that I have written in print, and with best wishes to The Press and Stand ard. Will came again. Blue Bird. SPRING \ * *’ 9- NECKWEAR > JUST ARRIVED. til Admitted to be the best all-purpose Fowl. Ex cellent’Layers. Fine Sit ters and mothers. Great Foragers. Large and healthy. Quick Growers. ' it.* R. L. FRASER, EGGS PER SIHING $1.50. WALTERBORO, S. C. Clifton Fralix Sunday. Mr and Mrs Willie Folk of Colston visited the latters par ents, Mr and Mrs J J L .Fen der Sunday. Mr and Mrs B B Bishop and son Lonnie, visited the latters parents, Mr and Mrs W H Hiers, Sunday. They also attended preaching at Carters Ford in the afternoon. Messrs E McMillian and Eugene Caldwell ^visited the home of B Tuten Saturday. Miss Mittie Fender visited her sister, Mrs Folk near Colston a few days this week. Miss Julia Hiers visited her sister, Mrs J L Crosby a lew days ago. Mrs Rosa Carter and Master Joe Copeland spent last Sunday very pleasantly at j for sale—1200 baih?i^of corn for the home of Mr Fender. > Well Mr Editor, it seems as if winter has returned to see us again I guess it will pay us only a short visit this lime. CARD OF THANKS^ Hendersonville, Mar. 8.—Editor Press and Standard; Please allow me space through your columns to thank the citizens of Hendersonville for their heroic wonk last Friday When my kitchen was destroyed by fire. Had it not been for them my dwelling would have burned, yours truly P. L. Bootle. Clssified Advertisements. FOR SALE FOR SALE—One good male for mle T«*rmtt easy. Also 30 bushels Toole’s Prolific Cotton seed at ?5c per bushel. Apply to Jss E Peurlfoy. o 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 very latest COLORS for the Spring Season. YOUR CHOICE 25c. ‘V* COMING MARCH 8 TO 13 ssie. C. Apply to A D Dodd, Round, 3 10 2i. WANTS. WANTED—Bids on building a dwelling house40x37. 1 story, 8 ft. pacsage, 4 rooms Kitchen and dlninir room, 30x15 ft. 8 ft. piszza. Also two pood farm hands and several wood callers. Apply to VV D Bennett, Lodge, 8. C. THE W. COHEN STORE. i “The Store T hat Always Makes Good.” NOTICE—A slockholders meeting of the tlisrleston Lumber, Co,, r.ill be held at Columbia, 8 C, on the ,3b;n day of March, IbOy, noon, tor tue pur pose of votimr a decrease of the capital ►lock to ^5U0 00 3 3 4l. A a ATTENTION, FARMERS! £ FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE WALTERBORO FIRE 9 . n DEPARTMENT A A BUSI.NtSS LOCAI.S For one solid Week the Maryland Shows will Exhibit in the City of Walterboro. Five Big Moral Shows and Two Free Acts. See the Big Moving Picture Show and Old Plantation Show; o the Country Picnic c • ) A Ferris Wheel and Merry -go-Round. MUSIC BY THE ROYAL ITALIAN BAND Come out and Enj6y yourself for Six Days and Nights. All Shows Refined, for Ladies and Child- <1. '! r Free tickets to the moving picton ►how Willi every dollar easU puicha»e ; Saturday, Terry A Miutlcr. Garden seeds, as yon all know, aiwavs ! at Klein's Drug More. Ammeu’s Prickley heat baby pow der at Klein's Diug store. Nyals Kidney pil:i lor pain in back. Klein’s Drug store. 11 - Gsntt Planters and distributors Avery Steel plows. In fact, all ap-to date agricultural impieineuts at le-iry A Shaffer. Creso-uon poisonous, disinfectant cleans op and keeps clean. Use it on your premise*. 1 Klein’s Drug Store Gibson’s Rheumatic remedy for rheu matism, gout and neuralgia and for the blood, 60 cent* at Klein’* Drug Store. c Beat Heed Potatoes—“Early Rose" We recommend these good*—Terry Shaffer. Garden aeeds of all Ikinda at Walter- boro Drug Co. Irish Gobbler and Red Bliss seed po tatoes at B G Hyrne’s. Cleanine, the ligLting grease and painl eradicator, 15 cent*. Klein’* Drug Store. beed oats at B G Hjrne’s. Remember our stock of sash, b nds, door* and all building material is al ways complete. C A bavage. Ail 'eariing magazines and periodical* at new* stand. Klein’s Drug btore. Nice line of shoes all sizes cheap for cash. •*. W V. Glover. 63-80 Liver pills for the spring clean ing. Klein’s Drug btore Salt mackerel at B G Uyrne’a. ETI WAN £££ PLO W BRAND Cl HIGfl-GRACE FERTILIZERS Remember the Date Nvw Hue v I apriag goods^ost Glover. All Calieoe* on hand going at ooet. W. Y. Glover. Irish Cobbler and Red Blla* eeed pota toes at B G Hyrne’s. Cotton, Corn, Tobaoca. ‘b ^ » AND ALL CROPS O ' •» ' Made from the highest grade materials only. Don’t be induced to buy other fertilizers that you know nothing about because they are cheap. The Best are the Cheapest. ETIWAD and PLOW BRAND are the BEST. You know it—Stick to them. MANUFACTURED By ETIWAN FERTILIZER GO. CHARLESTON, S. C. 1 A STRICTLY INDEPKNDENT FACTORY. <1 Insist upon your dealer providing you with ’ Etiwan and Plow Brand and then see how much better your crops are then ^ your neighbor’s. •Ml Shibgles, brick, and ’ougb lumber. dresaad, klla-dried G ▲ bavage. Advertise In The Preee and Standard, h* paper with the otroolsiloa. We bay in cer lota—yoa gel the bane- At la low prloae fur aey of oar good*. C ASavaga. Title* to Baal Edat*. and all blank* at Tb# Pr*a* A Standard. other BARGAINS! t) In Ladies’ Gold Chain*. J. A. WtiSTEBBBRG, Jewelry Store. WALTOBOBO, ft. O. Rnpniring n Specialty. J ■ M ll • ' I I n A : V - / v A . ■J*: ■ 41 1 .. • j. *- ■ . ./f . 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