Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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The foi- latriac »vegetablts should hi during the meeih of “Get - the - Habit sot reoR Meos kt »» j;u KINO STREET jvprB^ vargia uMse* rREET CHARLESTON. & C. ns early doss. not a reftr to the nofthdrn reaetten alone 1 —1£*» - JTi is TSKune ana he tote. tk« Ulr4 S«VM Pm ft Ml in the southern part of a business Specitd Sale Of Swiss Embroidery New Stock of White Goods just received. Full line of laces, embroideries and notions. ' You will be de lighted with my dainty designs in Swiss Embroideries and Flouncings Special sale of Swiss Embroideries and Flouncings, 27 in. only 59c. 54 in. Embroidered Swiss Flouncings 75c and 90c. All Winter Dry Goods and Millinery Selling at Cost MRS. W. A. BLACK THE LEADING MILLINERY STORE SUITS SPONGED AND PRESSED « Waherboro Pressing Chili H. ’1. SMITH MANAGER. Phone 75x. „ NOTICE. . h*rnHr girtn that I fnrbil erdtr <* (’"’’y of toe lew. aay irrspan lac */ stock apoa mj ism ta Bruxtoa Vc aaslui) *t o*»phMM X Road* r m _ Bail a, 8 G, Jaae 1,1N0. lyr Easter Cards Free Not Cheap Trash But 10 Beautiful Ones. I want to send free to every read er of The Pretw and Standard 10 beautiful, imported, embossed, colored Raster p^vt cards, all dif- ferenv. without any a Ivertisintr on th«'m whatever. 1 do this because ] want pur ple to know the high grade cards 1 carry at manufacturer* prices All I aak is that you send me 4 cents iu one cent stamps to cover postage. Ad- i dress, C. T. Johnstone, Pres., Dent 10X Kochestor. N. Y. 1-25 2t. CAM AW AIIP CAPtlFUnttBB or oauli- flowur pfaats may ba plaatad in tho muhr part af Miiuuy with- MR OMMWf 01 DMBf lullVWI Bj cold. The phmtt riwwH be act 10099 I fact apart and 24 in the row. The , beset in the ground up to the first leaf, leaving the eousred with- soil e froat-progf plants or plants that have been grown in the open ground eon be obtained from growers the State who make Off growing these plants. If one wishes to produce hie own cab- bs«* or cauliflower plants, then l the seed should be planted in a hot bed during the latter part of December and after they have become huge enough to trans plant toy are gradually harden ed off by subjecting torn to the cold and allowing the plants to suffer slightly for the want of wateer. A plant handled in this way will be able to withstand the freezes of the early spring while a tender plant would be killed. ENGLISH OR GARDEN PEAS. These may be planted any time during the months of Janu ary and February, but for gen eral garden purposes plantings made early in February will give excellent results. For best re sults the seed should be planted about 5 to 6 indies deep. It has been my observation that garden ers generally do not plant their garden pea seed more than 2 1-2 to 3 inches deep. The following vegetables may be planted in the open' ground now without danger of being in jured by frost. Of course one must understand that any of these are liable to be injured by a very severe freeze should it t occur just at the time the seed; are genninating. but any garden er must taTte these risks if he wishes an early garden. Should they be killed just ,as they are germinating, then it costs very little to plant again, the first cost of the seed amounting to very little indeed: - beets,lettuce, kale, onion seeds and sets, rad ishes, parsnips, parsley, salsify, and turnips. After the ground has been thoroughly prepared and fertiliz ed. the above named vegetables may be planted in rows about 24 to 36 inches apart and the seed sown continuously in the row. After the plants have be come 2 to 3 inches tall, they should be thinned out, leaving the plants from 1 to 3 inches apart in the row. Later on, if necessary, they may be thinned out still more. Lettuce, for in stance, should be thinned tc 12 inches apart in order to have the plants msk« perfect heads, while beets, kale and spinach should be thinned to about 3 inches apart It is too frequently the case that the amateur gardeners allow their vsgetables to stand too thick in to row, which pre vents them frootmaturitifeArly. While parsnips, carrots and salsify should be planted in to early spring, toy are usually not uaad until to fall However, for best results toy should be planted not later than the middle of March. Celery seed should be sown at this season in a cool, moist place, preferably on the north or west side of a building. The seed mar be sown in rows shout 6 Inches apart and covered very lightly with fine sog, or broad cast and slightly raked in and the ground lightly rolled or packed. For further informa tion regarding celery, see Bul letin No 144, S. C. Experiment Station. C. G. Newman, Horticulturist S. C. Experi ment Station. SEND IN ARTICLES. Why is it that the local secre taries or other’' members of the different locals over the county never'kend in any of the hap pening* from their locals. We are sure this wouki prove in tersting reading to ih* member- ship throughout to county. mti. I bsap «a fcaaS ywr Sw« Colt Comm oojmKohI MfcA* mtmd k for cSl^LK Sun, Ml. B.W. STOP, LOOK, LISTEN to emythiag is dry and fancy goodo 1st J. Freak's AlaoafuM ap-todste Mat if Cto sad O—t'a Fandsklats. for which we will guarantee oor c—tocnar^ sitisfostkm. Otve » a call aad W mrprisad at Waharboce'a hSf«SS« for SURPRISINGLY LOW PRICES I. SOBEL, Rmmm§9T Waltcrtero ttraack WALTBRfiem • # s. e. thotfaoo. 1 hoc iMOf J mad oho atvor loo down hi tho doytteo now.** SLOANS LINIMENT •honld be in every stable and ap plied at the first sign of laments*. You don't need to rub, it penetrates. Will kill a spavin, curb or splint, re duce wind puffc and swollen joints, and is a sure and apeedy remedy for fistula, sweeney, founder and thrush. Fries, 60c. and $1.00 paaltry fm. Arf * Dr. lari fl. Blaaa, v.a. a. m NEW LOCAL FORMED. The county secretary has just received from the State secretary the announcement of the forma tion of a new local by division from Hudson’s Mill Local, No. 643, to be known as Pleasant Grove Local, No. 770. The meet ings will be held at Pleasant Grove school house Saturday be fore the 3rd Sunday in each month. The officers of this local are: G F Copeland, president: H A Crosby: secretary; J M Benton, business agent. — - m «m» m - COUNTY MEETING EARLIER. Owing to the fact that a meet ing has been called at the High school auditorium at 11 o’clock Saturday morning for the pur pose of organizing Boys’ Com club, the meeting of the County Farmers Union will be held at 1U o’clock in stead of 11 o’clock, in order that the members may attend the organization of the boys. Delegates will please take due notice of this change and govern tlenselves accordingly. W. W. Smoak, County Secretary. TOE LANDAYj STEEL RANGE V. has all to features •ary to ago od Tange. Beauty of design, durability, convenience and economy of fuel. The pride of every housewife. Sold only by the ^ PELUl HARD WARE CO. I WALTERBORO LOCAL MEETS. The Walterboro local \ met Saturday afternoon, in to rooms over The Press and Standard office, which has been selected as a permanent meeting place for the local. An interesting meet ing was held, a good percentage of the members being present The delegate! elected to to county meeting are J. F. Brant, Jno. Y. Beach, J. T. Beach, J. E. Peurifoy. 0! SEED! SEED! BEST, FRESH STOCK 2oao Sacks Seed Potatoes 500 SacksJSerd Beans 3<»o Bushels White arid Red Onion Sets , y ^ L. C. A. ROSSELER Charleston, S. C. CORNKR MELTING AND MARKET STREETS (Prickly Ash, Poke Root and Potassium) Prompt Powerful Permanent Its beneficial cf. Stubborn cases Good results are focts are usually yield to P. P. I>. lasting—it cures very quickiy when other met!i- you to cured ciaot *ro useless p. p. p. _ Makes rich, red, pure blood — cleanses the entire System—clears the brain — strengthens dlgestlow and nerves. A positive specific for Blood Poison and skin diseases. Drives out RhoMMOsai and Stops tbo Pata; ends Malaria- is a wonderful tonic and body-builder. Thousands endorse it. F. V. UPPMAN, SAVANNAH, GA. Cheap Fertilizer UNDE1FENDER Mias Daisy Under and Mr. George Fender, were happily married, at the home of Rev. Henry Cautben, Sunday. Feb. 12. Mias Linder is daughter of Mr. and Mra. Abbie Linder, and is a girl of amable disposition, she has many friends who wish her much happiness. Mr. Fender, is a prosperous young farmer of Ehrhardt, and alsqi has many friends. Mr. and Mrs. Fqpder left immedi ately after the ceremony, for their future home, near Ehrhardt. CHICHESTER SPILLS LAMPS t iok ymp j**mm*m fot chi onts-tfar* rriuoxp l.kA.va FIU.A ia «l OylP Metallic etn.TV wiiL jtibboit Yau no oraar. m aa* aa* W CBLOWSS-TCl SRAMS VO SBASO PILLS, for twrata SYO rcgavOrd M Bad. Saint. Atwaja Rrliabta. OYSTKR HIIKI J. IJMIO •rroofcjl Br» ao H caa ba itaaS ia a StatHbntar. aad a bomar uaaS ta bwiiab it that make* A FINE FERTIUZER. WO corract actdlty ic laad it Ualocka Pkaa- wta Oyster Shell Lime £. L. C0MM1NS, MBP cwxmio mAiMfl® Bmfl WUIogaaaatabaMtaifb* catlao _ ^ „ „ Win araaaat Black Raot *** uapaSMt m the laad Wriaa Piicca S. C. n. a aurcM n co. S. C.. ar aar Track Pi For Solid Gold and Silver Jewelry Go to I t. L BtSTKBBERO, Jewelry Store. Main Street, Next Door to New Postoffice. WALTP.KBOUO, g. C. > w hSItB 100 YOUNG MEN AND WOMEN to prti*rt» fur 0 lukkrcpioK Stenographic. Civil Sorvice. Kaleamauihip and Tele«rapby po«itton« now swaitinir 'J SOLS BY ALL BRU66ISTS iES, EVERYWHERE thair P - >■- rev.i*.tl ur moxiev rafundM. Worthy yoonir peonts mny learn vid r y ic 1 a ter po-ttiun it aecared. L«mk)Qo hr msil if deaired. Write si 'tr.o* fo-*- iti Chrta'maa Otfar tad *tvs flO.90 on your course. Tfi« highest « ,1 pj*, ..<d^^* in ths OsroHnoo or Booth-Atlantic. SOUTHERN COMMERCIAL SCHOOL. CHARLESTON, S. C. aud YiuraooS, 8 tJ.; WlostOB-Ssloai, tk^bbury, WUuungtoo, N. (J.