The press and standard. [volume] (Walterboro, S.C.) 1890-current, September 28, 1910, Image 7
WEEVILS IN CORN.
The weevils lay their eggs in
the seed where the young larvae
, eat the starch, ^’hen full grown
it better than sympathy, so is an AR- | they change to the dormant or
pupal stage, frcm which the full
' grown weevil emerges and works
TICLE bought from us.
_ Miss Malone’s School will
open on Monday, September
19. at the V, M. C. A. Bbild-
irt'j. It ofters the best educa
SOME OF OUR BARGAINS ARE
a . .> • . .
AS FOLLOWS:
Guns, single and double barrel, ham
merless and with hammer from $4.50
to $45.00.
Rifles, 22 and 32 calibre, single shot
automatic and repeaters from $2.00 to
$20.00.
Air Rifles, wood and nickel at $1.00
Hand forged pocket knives from 25c. to
Also anything you may want in
HARDWARE AtKight Prices.
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BUGGIES and WAGONS A Specialty.
its way out to lay the eggs for tional advantages as a prepar
another generation. The entire alory school. Its aim is to
time, from egg laying to the de- 8 i vc bojs and girls thorough
velopment of the full grown preparation fjf college or for
'fhe first step in controlling business. A course leading to
corn weevils is to select the corn graduation is offered, but spec-
l t?o?C e ,heT"Vh'aT i a a re a rii ^—Hen required,
covered by the shuck and if pos
sible that hang with the pointed
end downward. This is an im
portant precaution, although not
sufficient to fully protect the
corn in the cribs.
TREATMENT OF CORN IN CRIBS.
Carbon bisulphide is a colorless
liquid with a strong, disagreea
ble odo^. It vaporizes rapidly at
ordinary temperatures, is highly
inflammable and when igniied js
explosive. It is, therefore, im
portant to keep)^rf r of“any kind,
whether flame; stove, lantern,
embers, lighted pipe, cigar or
any, other means for convey
ing fire of any kind.
This chemical is very widely'
used at ^present, people observ- j
ing the above precautions. It;
may be purchased at any drug
store or chemical wholesale
house, ranging from ten totwen-
It is important to begin at the
beginning]of the session. Your
patronage will be substantially
appreciated. Apply to
Miss H. E. Malone
WaUcrboro, 5. C.
FAIL AND WINTER
HATS JUST ARRIVED
Just arrived a full line of the
newest and most up-to-date
Ladies’; Misses’ and Children’s
Fall and Winter Hats. PRICES
TO SUIT THE TIMES.
/
A. Wichman & Son
Walterboro, S. C.
tv-five cents per pound. The ■ an...
1 rand that has given excellent | SHOW YOU Our
satisfaction in our experimental! Line of Stylish Goods
work is named Fuma and costs!
about ten cents a pound. The ■ ■■ ■ ■ - ■
liquid and vapor coming from it;
are heavier than air and will if ai* D J u.
sink, therefore, the application j JUTS* A11C6 K. ldU£[6tt
is made at the top of the crib
and not below. Fumigation
should 1 e d »ne on warm days as <
volatilisation is slower in cold j
weather and consequently I
efiecti'e.
Assuming Jhat the crib
moderately 'tight, it is used
the rate of 3 lbs. to loo bushels
of grain, or approxin a e’y 1000
cubic feet of space, the latter
being for an empty crib. It
should be repeated in ten days.
It may be distributed in several
shallow vessels, but the simplest
way is to sprinkle it over the top
like water and if blankets are
available the surface should be
covered. There the bin is open,
the best possible thing to do is
to tighten it. In case of log
Ruffin, 5. 6.
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It. F. D. No. 2.
The First National Bank
/ No. 9S49.
•TREXSURY DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE OF COMITKOI LFR OF fliF. < CRRFXCV.
VVashinctv n, I). C., September 17, 1010.
WHEREAS, By satisfactory evidence presented to the
ndersigned, it has been ^nade to appear that ‘THE MR>T
NATIONAL BANK OF WALTER BORO," in the Town of
Walterboro, in the County of Colleton and State of South Car _
olina, has complied with all the provisions of the Statutes of cribs.^this may be accomplished
the Unit'd States, required to be complied with before an as
sociation shall be authorized to commence the business of
Banking; xj *
NOvV, THEREFORE. I. I^wrence O Murray. Comp
troller of the Currency, do hereby certify that “1 HE FIRST
NATIONAL BANK OF WAL1 ERB jRO.” in the Town oi
Walterboro, in the bounty of Lolleton and State of South Car
olina is authoriz-'d to co nmenco fhe business of Banking as
provided in Section Fifcv-o'ie hundred ^nd six-y-nine of the
• Revised Statutes of the United States.
IT/IN TESTIMONY W HEP EOF. witness my hand and
Seal ot Office this seventeenth d v of September 1910.
LA'> RENCE O. MURRAY,
0 Comptroller of the Currency. ■
| Seal of the Comptroll -r |
) of the Currency. i
Headache
IT IS TO LAUGH
‘De world owes
99
you a liyin,’
non,” said Uncle Eben; “but
ye’s got to do some work to git
yohse’f identified as de fellerTt’s
cornin’ to.”—Washington Star.
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“now that you’re in mourning
for Cousin Adelaide, will you
wearblacv nightdresses, too?”
“Whit an absurd question,
child!”
by means of canvas tacked over
the walls.
Where only a small quantity of
grain is to be fumigated, such as
corn or cowpeas used for seed, it
may be accomplished by pouring
it in a coal oil or molasses barrel.
Such a barrel will accommodate
about three bushels. Three to
five ounces of carbon bisulphide!
is poured ever the surface and 1
the barrel tightly ^closed for
twenty-four to thirty'-six ^Hours. j
The top of* the barrel may be,
made perfectly tight by covering |
it with several burlap bags
weighted down with boards. A
pernvanent covering for this pur
pose may be made by heavily
painting a piece of canvas of
proper size, which is then laid
over the opening anfl a barrel
hoop dropped over the top to
hold it firmly in position.
Carbon bisuiphide is not po J
sonous nor caustic. It drives the
air from the space to which it is
applied and causes snffocation.
in a
NEURALGIA
BACKACHE
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25 Doses 25 Cents
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1 wlto Dr Mrtn' AMt-Pwa PUh
•ad to w Mtortwd m i
toctofi itoyi d h tot*
i«f tol
/’What are ye cornin’ horn# 1 1
with your milk pail empty for?’
demanded the farmer. “Didn’t
the old cow give anything?”
‘‘Yep,” replied the chore -boy;
“nine quarts and one kick.’’
Metropolitan Magazine.
This ambiguous notice adorns
a ladies’ cabin in a Hoboken
ferryboat: ‘.These seats are for
ladies. Gentlemen will not < c-
cupy them until the ladies are
seated. ’ ’—Exchange.
“How do you like your teach
er, dear?” little Mary was asked
after her first day at school."? “I
like her real well,” said Mary;
“but I don’t think she knows
much, for she keeps asking ques
tions all the time.”
"Oh, I only thought you might
be as sorry at nivlr as you were Then overcome by this gas ... _
during the day. ventured Ethel, building, a dry feeling of the
Harper s Bazar.' g^j n j s perceptive and streaked
headache, accompanied by dizzi-
THE CURRICULUM ness. This will pass off imme
diately after a person reaches
“I hear that yei; son Bill is the fresh air. It is not advisa-
goin’to’cjliege this winter.” ble that people affected with
“Ye^. he’s gone already,” re-"heart troulde handle this gas to
plie<rFarmer Oatsbin. any great extent.
“What line is he goin’ t’ take For further information
up?’’ > dresf
‘T don’t exactly know, but Division of Entomology,
from th’ tone of his letters I S. C. ExperimentJStatiqn,
judge he’s goin't’ take football,
tennis, hammer throvvin’, hunf-
lin,’ shot puttin’ an Pi Megar*
Phi. What gits me is what that
last thing is.”
Clemson College? S. (’.
FEARFULLY AND WONDERFULLY
UNEADE '
Eight or nine women, assem
bled at luncheon.’ were discus
fOR SALE
ONE OUR FLOUR
AND GRIST
$8.50 Per Ton
delivered at Walterboro.
E. L. COMMINS
Meqqetts, S. 6.'
HIGHER-EDUCATION.
a girl before.
Geraldine —“You have come to
the wrong place: Pm not run
ning a preparatory school.” —
Town Topics.
LOGICAL
“Mother," aaked little Ethel,
NOTICE.
Notice i« hereby ritcu that any p»r.on
or per«oo> treipw^lrg op any <>f .t« fnl-
1 wirg ae*(rib«.l freru)*e* wi.l be pri»ae-
sing ailmeijts and operations as At the follow ing very low prices: 1 nted to the 'all extent of the hw:
.. . r- Tract of ianil c< nfatbiuir one acre
Grist per sacvfv. . $ 1.75
er t)l
. I eight or nine, or one or two, or
Gerald —“I have never kissed sixty or seventy women - will.
fie* a* 1 Vv 9 9 mi if
The talk ran through angina
pectoris, torpid liver, - tubercu
losis and kindred happy topics.
“1 thought,” commented the
guest of honor, “that I had been
invited to a luncheon, and not to
an organ recital”—Everybody’s
Magazine.
Best Flour perlibl.
Second Patent per bbl.
6.00.
O'. 1 •).
J.L LYONS
SMOAKS, S. C.
mi re < r Ipm, •ifoateU in front of it**ao-.
b«th church, ami bouo-V I on th* n< rth
by W altarboro rotui; ca*r I y M ipl** Cane
rotol: worh by land* uf W R. Tn*ck-
•ton, and west by old c«oa!
W. R Tha< baton
CcttagefiUn. 8. 0. ttoptembar 12. 191S.
a 21 S’.
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Big Stock New Goods
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Hay« just completed the interior of my store, enlarging
and remodeling it, so as to accommodate the largest stock
of merchandise I have ever carried. This very complete
stock consists of
AGRICULTURAL
LIME
Made from oyster shell lime with a
burner used that makes one of the
t**3t all around land awakeners there
is. It will Correct the acidity in land;
will prevent ru^t in cotton: shedding
in Cotton 1 , will unlock phosphorus
and potash deposits in ^he land Will
, do away with the wire worm pest.
a<1 * We refer to Mr. W. C. F.rant at liuf
t'n as to results a.- a remedy for wire
worms. Price
DRY GOODS
NOTIONS
CROCKERY
HATS AND SHOES
GROCERIES
TINWARE
Prices to suit the times. You are invited to call anti in
spect these goods. . \ - ,
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OPPOSITE COURT HOUSE SQUARE
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m. jaffa’
THE MOST REASONABLE SELLER
Has Received . ' ■ *
FALL GOODS
More than his store can hold.
SOME OF IT MUST GO AT ONCE
Come and take advantage <5f forced low prices.
MAIN ST. WALTERBORO. S. C.