The press and standard. [volume] (Walterboro, S.C.) 1890-current, April 06, 1910, Image 3

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LUMBER, ROUGH AND DRtz Siafc. D " Flooring, Ceilin<r. ^'oathorboardHiir, Sheetiiifr, ^loul.lings, Casii.frs, Htc. tf We give you good grades and our PRICES ARE REASONABLE. Get onr prices before placing .your next order. ” PLENTY OF CORN MEANS MORE HOGS.. “Where corn is plentiful hogs will copie oji shori calling.” sai«i 1 Me- ‘ Colleton Mercantile & Meg. Co RITTER, S. C. LADIES, LOOK, LISTEN, HATS, HATS, LADIES HATS. re and Before buying your Sprin mer Hats call and see niv .New LTne. just arrived. Hats trimmed to suit vour taste. Prices to suit the purchaser's purse. Cali arid be convineed. Mrs. S., A. MILLINER, her Williamson. prnmulKiti'T <>f tin Williamson metho.l of corn grovunvr which has attracted national attcr- tion and <ione more {xissihly for ag riculture than any other agency, in that it set the farmer* to thinking intelligently along agricultural lines, 1 who was among the visitors in Co lumbia. 1 While here he conferred with Ira W. Williams of the United , States farm demonstration work relative to corn. Fertilization, se lection of seed and cultivation were discussed. “I have about 50 acres planted in corn this year,” said Mr. William son. “and I hope to make over 4,000 bushels of corn. My average per acre will be nearly 70 bushels.'’ He has been a corn planter for many years, and talked very interestingly alx>ut his efforts to increase the yield per acre. He at one time made only is x bushels of corn on one acre, hut has by intelligent methods increa-od 1 thi^Jrom year. Several yearsj ago when Mr. Wil liamson. after years of experiment, I announced-to the world his method, of corn growing there was a great (storm of disapproval from many Slim- s -‘ ct * ons - Lb* was contradicted by many agricultural' writers. The method set farmers to thinking and ench tried to improve the plan, and as a consequence there has U*en marked improvement in all lines of agriculture in the State. He talked at length al*«>ut corn production and hug raising. He is of the opinion that .hogs should Ik* f,*d on corn and that naturally other EASTER AT SMOAKS- Snu-aks, March 2S. On last S,di.r- day an Faster egg hunt w as given at the school house here for the chil li* 4?.*.rr.e -<*iv I jov.d ft very much. After the hur.t -• ■* *» -.VV , . j ore! ’ar «! c i rvi*»■..» w as over all went over to the ^hurch to decorate fur next day for the special Faster exercises, the program of which is as follows: Song By school. InviH-atioh—By Kev. (i. A. Martin. Faster Address By A. C. Hiers. Sntd jJtv'Misa Minnie Daly. Lome One and All—By Olm Hiers. "Faster Lilies” - By two girls and fpur boys. Blessings Caught” By two girls and three boys. Song By school. Selection—By four girls. “Our War’’—By Vernon Sauls. Song —By one boy and two girls. Song By nine girls. "Show Your Love” —By Bessie Campbell. “Offering”—By Lida and Ibbie Lyons, Fthe Carroll, Inez Rushton, Vernon and Wilson Sauls. Song, “The Whole,Wide World” - i By school. j Solo By Miss Daly. Address By Rev. G. A. Martin. S»ng By sch(K>l. The children who tot>k]fpart in j these exercise's didj much crt*dit to thenw*:vi*' They were drilbnl in their parts by Miss Rebecca Sauls, assisted by MLss Minnie Daly. A Jolly Kid. WiLLjAMS DOTS. Williams, April |.l. Everybody arounl here is busy planting tlnir crops. J<k*1 Badgett is putting up a quan- Tho Kind V on Ilavo^Always nought, and xvhieH lias been in us© tor over 30 years, lias born© the signature of and has been made under his per sonal supervision since its infancy. Allow no one to deceive you in this. AH Counterfeits, Imitations and **«Iust-as-good'* are but Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health of Infants and Children—Experience against Experiment. What Is CASTORIA Castorla is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pare goric, props and Hoothing Syrups. It is 1'lcasant. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic substance. Its age is its guarantee. It destroys Worms and allays Feverishness. It cures Diarrluea and Wind Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation and Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates tlin Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy ami natural sleep. The Children** Panacea—The Mother's Friend. GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS Bears the Signature of The KM You Huyo Always Bought In Use For Over 30 Years. tmc ettovaon comaanv. vr munnav nvneev. new vofMt emr. SM0AK, sub.-tance^ w i I Ik* >(*curcd for "Uorn is not necessary,” he* said “for bog-, yet it will do until some- FINE DRESS GOODS. ** * . ^ \Ve have just received a beautitul Lin*: of' / LADIES DRESS GOODS. and we invite tlie ladies of WalterLxyro an i Colleton County to call and inspect our line before buying. 'We can please vou and (i „ 7 & 1 '■ save you money. w. v. GLOVER. f. t .i dty of wire fencing which is improv ing the looks of his plantation very much. I nnrr < r I thing betu*r can Ik* secured.” We had two very good sermons! 1 ^ M ‘ ' V ‘ Ip,. r e Was a K.o.m.«¥ ( o.h U shel in- Sunda >’ afte moon and night by Rt*v.! — ! crease in the corn crop in South l; -^ Ther.eHwa* a large Carolina in V*tK Over 3.000 hoys ' ,n attendance who enjoyed these services. The Baptist are to organize a Sun- will plant corn in the boys’ clubs i th;s year, and the indica'tions are the morea-e will Ik* even greater next year. Mr Williamson is of the opinion that it will not Ik* many years until J South Carolina will cea^e buying 1 corn from the Western markets. I day school in their new church next Sunday. They have not as yet been represented in the association be cause of the fact that there has been no Sunday school organized. There has nothing been said about dedicat ing the church any time in the near future. The I. dies of Williams are going to give an icecream supper on Sat- Iharrhoea should be cured aithont U>«a of tuu** aud by a madicii e which ; like Oiiaiiitwrlaiu’* ($>Llc, Choiera and pn^rtTbu^P^ > ncerU 0 uL y pl^t j ur day night. April 9th, for the bem - it nev.er taiiaand w plea*- fit of the BaptistCchurch. Every- 1 •tier eject# a it Aud aalc to take. | er* eold by all deal- M. JAFFA HAS JUST RECEIVED A LARGE ASSORT. men r or SPRING GOODS. Men'* Suits - $4.50, $12.00 Boys* Suits 1.00, 3. MOST ELEGANT SHIRTS. EMBROIDERIES AND LACES DRESS GOODS. ETC. MAIN ST. (BY CAPT. SHAFFER) WALTERBORO, S. C. or azj. voam axd mam of- CATARRH yea ertll aa4aU innWF.F.F. •peWaaeSaM UooSialaaa lapaiweeadlttoaSae hytha SCROFULA 9t F. F.F, Fdckly Aah. •bid by aU r. V. LiPFIIWAM • Ca. RHEUMATISM 1LB. Campbell doctok or optics In oMc® Saturdays and Mondays WaitgfbTo, S. C. CLUBBING BATES. The following papers are dabbed with The Press and Standard: The Press and Standard and— The Progresnve Farmer (6 mos)$1.16 Southera Cultivator U0 PM 1M ••••••••••• *•• 1.7b | IN MEMORY OF LITTLE KLEIN CATCH. On the morning of Decemlier 15. 19U9. God in His infinite wisdom, seeking to relieve our darling little baby of his long suffering, sent an angel to bear him to his Heavenly h »me. leaving our home clouded with sorrow and weeping. It was sad indeed for father and mother to give up this, their only child, but realizing that God knows beat. We find consolation in the thought that Little Klein is not dead but gone before. Life is often darkened by sorrows, but those thoughts, though hard to bear, serve to remind us constantly that we too shall some day hear the summons: “Child come home/’ While we have our (hurling here no more with us on eartlT we have the sweet consolation of know ing "that we have a little angel, a precious treasure in Heaven, whom we can ..ieet again some day. ’Tia so sweet to think of the happy re union when we too shall be called to go to our Heavenly home, there to meet our loved-ones gone before, where there will be no more sad parting. little Klein, the only child of Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Gatch, was only nine months pnd 20 days old, being a sufferer ad his life. All * was done for him that loving hearts, willing hands and good physicians could do, still nothing seemed to relieve his suffering. He was a treasure too precious for earth. He did not come here to stay. Therefore God sent an angel. To bear our darling away. He had the love and sympathy of all who knew him. ’Tia sweet to know that where he was suffering once he suffers no more. At the time of his death little Klein, and his mother were visitif* his great grand porenta, Mr. and Mrs. T. D. Gatch at Weeks. body is cordially invited to attend. ' Cor. WANTS LOCAL NEWS- Every neewspaper wants to pub lish the news. The better the paper the more prosperous it will be. Local news items are especially hard to run down. How many times have you, dear reader, been approached by the newspaper man for an item of news and told him that you knew nothing of interest. Probably at the same time your family were away on a visit or some one from out of tuwn was visiting at your home. Of course you don’t mean to deceive the aeribe, yet when you re ceive your paper you wonder why your family or friends were not men tioned. A good way to avoid all of this is to kindly inform us of the facts or drop a note in the postoffice. The one item may not amount to much, but several columns of such news is the life of s local paper.— From the Jefferson News. ITEMS FROM PINE GROVL Pine Grove, April 1. Mr and Mrs J. M. Blocker visited the latter’s parents la-d Saturday and Sunday. Misses Annie (and Hattie Benton, of Round sf>ent Ij^-d Saturrday and Sunday with Miss Fannie Benton l^e. * Miss Pollie Benton sjx*nt last week end with Mias Batie O’Quin. J. A. and Eugene Avant visited the home of^F. E. Benton one day last week. Wesley Seigler and Harmon Fisk of Rjund spent the Faster holidays with W. E. Benton. Jce B »nton of Round visited his parents during the Easter holidays. Miss Carrie Benton spent Saturday and Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Bay- nard Benton. Black Eyes. Billion*? Psel heavy a f ter riinnei? Tongue coated? Bitter taste? Horn plos ion sallow? Liver needs waking up. Doan’s Begulets care billion* attacks. 25 cents at any drug store. Prompt relief la all ceooi of throaght and long trouble if yon asa Chamber- leia’f Cough Remedy. Pleasant to taka, soothing and aSt ling in effac*. Sold by all dealers. ed by tar. J-HOma ia A GEtRGIA LETTER. Ailey. Gm., Apr. 2.—Special: . Mis ses Christine and McL Knight visited friends in^Vidalia Tuesday. Miss Jessie Blocker has returned home after spending a while with friends at Graymont. Ga. F. A. Blocker paid Gray ton a fly ing visit Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. O. D. Milligan haa business in Vidalia Wednesday. M. H. Mclntire had business in town Tuesday. Miss Ethel ^(iligan attended the millinery opening here Wednesday. Willis Ramsey of Petross spent Sunday eery pleasantly with the If iir > Blocker. Pratt Daniels of Long Pond visited relatives hare a few days ago Fannie Watson of Larstt, Ga., is Mrs. BAZEMORE-SMITH. Harry Smith of Stokes, 5. C., formerly of Savannah, Ga.. a son of Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Smith, was hap pily married to Mias Bertha Baze- more of Savannah, Ga., on March 27.1910, at the parsonage. Rev. John Wilder officiating. Shortly after the ceremony this young and happy cou ple returned to Stokes, where they will make their future home. We wish them a long and happy life. .w A Friend. “Osasiallv debilitated for years. Had At kssdsnhai. lacked ammttoa, wss sra-eut sad mil raa-dowu. Burdock Blood Bitter* mads me a wail women.”— Mis. Chae. Prat toy, Mooeap, Goon. FRANCIS MEAT MARKET. H. A. Francis, in following out his idea to have an up-to-date meat mar ket. has caused the old market to be completely overhauled and renewed. The weatherboarding and ceiling have been replaced and the stall en larged. Mr. Francis will install a modern refrigerator and continue to supply the trade with the best the market affords in green grocery go«Hjs. He has an expert assistant to serve the trade. THE WOltm MUTEST UWIIg UCIUK .LIGHT RUNNING Mmy Mwtac mcMm* ar* wad* to Mil i g—Sw. bo* ms Bow Msms h i Our BM *F RIMS DYSPEPSIA TABLETS N*>i*u* inOigaation an* Stomach T'S worse. R. L T. Ike GreaMiTer leticiu aid General Toaic Don’/take pills and viojent purgative*. They only make bad mat ten R. L. T. for Constipation. Biliousness, In- They don’t cure, digestion and Take all Liver Troubles. It acts in perfect harmony-with nature. Dr. Richardsan has been prescribing continuously for 25 years and says he does not know of any remedy that will give such good results as tliis remedy. Money Refunded If It Does Not What We Claim I have been using “Richardson's Livsr Tonic'' in asy borne for some months past aad Had il an exoeUoat preparation. It has served ae s enbetitnte for calomel, giving the desired offset without the oonaf aaossa following s dose of calomel and leaving the liver la normal activity. I recommend It without hesitation, , A. J. CAUTHKN, Presiding Elder Anderson Diet riot. Cbtcou Drug Co , AUdereon, 8. C. Dear Sirs: In rsaponaa to ynnr qnirjr, I cheerfully state that 1 hi need R L. T. in my family for several years with very beneficial reenits. I hare personally need it recently for its tonic effects nod have been mock bene fit ted* ' For chronic con«iipatioa. indi gestion and torpid liver, I do not! a bettor remedy. GEO K. PRINCE, Judge of MRh Oirouit. * V FOR SALE BY WAL PffMBMc MID MANUFACTURED AND GUARANTEED BY ehiquola Drug Go ANDERSON, S. C KUm. DRUGGIST. pen Beirut