The press and standard. [volume] (Walterboro, S.C.) 1890-current, May 10, 1911, Image 6
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Farmers’ Union
roi
\ty rxiox wcktiw<£
"ly *»«ry bu* |nfe*4Ad field!J
| When euminlMf Infested onU or;
wheat, small spherical stationary
ipimples of a brown or blackish col-'
Col I ° r arv present. These represent
lire that sre killed by the para-'
'«
Tlir founty Valep
M.-vt I up Natarday.
Au interestiug tueeting of the
leton County Fanner's Union
keia SwlurtUr, M Tb. IT« «<,-'- »"»• T “* *“» k “ * ”7
«u.i.a.,a Imii. Kbicb b- b«. «•
«r*l HP tbb new Keeling pine for.****- - *
*h« connl, Union ..0 .be Wnller- '• P*n«fnuh Ike bodr of tb.
boro p«i. The ..tendnnne of d.l-'«'*« I"* w ' ,h “* **•* ««“« »"*
«;„.e» win bo. eo Urge .. .1 eon.. !*»■ «k* «M therein, TbU egg
of ..tile ineellufui but nn tnetruetlee balrh *“ l! l ° * ’* mal ehlle grn
gmPhelpfnl meeting ... held. •V*' 1 *»"**“** "■* '»•«* "' >*•
n . _ , ww.v inw body ms s pupa rase In which the
Plans were set on foot loosing r w
to a revival of unionism in the roun *“«» ««“»oes to utilise the doad.
ty, and an effort will be made’ to •*•* «* * U htator J r *
get tliosii relnstatefi that have allow I P 111 "*®-
.11
When 'full grown it per-
dead
the'
this
.1
ed their names to be dropped from **® r ^ or * ,e, ‘ , * le
Che roll of membership, beeaus* of ,drl * d U P bu * s,nd *”***• 10
non-payment of dues. jopen.
An invitation was estended by R. 't ^ d “ rin R abnormal weather co
0 VV lirynn of the Hendersonville dlt ‘ 0,1 * wh ‘* ,, th ® »«*• «>«
local to have the union take a part '^ 1 of ,h «* b ’
Of the program at the (link Creek *’ ,a,n * d ** fo,,ow * :
■nemorial and picnic. Thursday May Tb ® ***** ba ? hr **^* ln * te,n
J5. The county presideut. 1* C. Pad P^rslure ranging from 33 degrees
got. and the secretary, V \\. F to »° d ®* ree * K Tb *
*moak are Invited to be present and ia - however, a hot weather bug and
make add reAsefl oh unionism dvr.l*'** inl ° ,h * or h 1 be ma
in« tl... day ! , ‘ on Bt *** at * boult *° d ‘ , « r * ea F -
The County Hiecutlve rommittea ,t waa ,h '* ® arm w « a,h ® r of
Is reqlimited to meet at 1» o clock. ruar > U • a, ^> ab, *‘ d * b * b **
tiefon the next count, meeting and| ,c "produce rapidly, but the
transact some necessary business, la* waji warni < * nou * b for ,
»ne parasite to become very active!
After Grippe
or aay Skkmm
Vindl Creates Strength
HERE IS PCOOP
. ,4 After a long attack of Grippe,
Mrs. Vaught seemed unable to Re
cover he* strength. S!m; was very
weak and had ty> appetite. VI-
NOL rapidly improved her condi-
ti >n and restored her to health. I
sincerely recommend it' use during
convalescence or any run down
condition,” *
Juix;>: C. N. Vaught,
Huntsville. Ala.
-Miss Adelaide Gamut, of Water-
town, Wis., writes, “After a severe
attack of the Grippe, my system
was in a very wee.ken.d, nervous,
run-down condition. 1 took VI-
NOL with the best of results,
r.nrt it made me feel better and
stronger than I h ive been for years '’
We have never sold in our store
a more valuable health restorer for
weak and run down persons than |
VINOL, at.d we a<.k such people in j
this vicinity to try VINOL with 1
the understanding that the it money |
will be returned if it does not do i
all we claim for it
JOHN M KLK1N, Oruggint,
Wglterboro. S. C. .
intfts
b«at—bwat family
BUM NaBvw HwrkM
[•trlkwa at the root Of
1—■■ by purlfyiny
[ t2W “ 1 1 "
II IMtorM
A tablet &t niebt;
ext moraine feeH
right.
FaithfWHy need will
‘ nowtUm,
Dyspep
sia, Kidney
yon secure
>BUss Native
bearing the
Airtnfy Q.
900 tsblets 9L0a
Money back if not
sstlsfled.
• , Ask the Bliss
J. J. Blkch,
YOUNG S ISLAND. S. C.
AGENT.
/>
I
fore t he iiitwliug. <
The follow,« K were the delegatee ,,t,r ‘ n * tbia ** riod of freedom the
enrolled • '*• • • • , ^rs-cn bug gained advantage. The Dr. U. A. Kirby made a hurried
HudMon .1 K Huil-! a '** raK * of the individual bug trt P here last Sunday
. «
Hells A. \V.
|m>ii. II. W. Hudson Jr.
Hethel J. A. Hreland.
KdUtO— j! D n frisher.
Hranl * H/ J.* Br'wnt. *.<*
Hall J|,^W^K . *
HmderHOUville- R. tJ. W. Hr«
Horstv Pen Jon. iamcdale, L.‘ li
Koger. C. K Koger.
Hndon a*‘Mlhl* .Uavid Graaon, I,
j Zeller*, J S. Ulmer.
OmegH Albert Martin. Mannie
glorris llavld Marlin.. \ * ;
. I'eni-I H. T * ^femdon. W. K.
O'Brien. IvirllateD'Vara.
Talior C. W. Breland.
Wallurboro S 1* Goodwin. W
V. Smoak.
Snider* J |.. Crosby. J K. Crow-
t>y. J. C. Mreiand, I,. L. Herndon.
TMK FAUMKKM VNHftN. •
. ’ • t
DfrlMal IHrertory fur < «HHMy had 14
cal Union*. 4 sdleton < 'ownty.
l‘re*lde«i, L. C. 1‘adgett, Smoaka
lice l'r«-S4d.-ul. J. II. lUaher,
Round
Sec. and , Trea*.. W. \V. Smoak,
tVallerboro
Mr. Frank Ackerman went to St.
George last Sunday and returned
Monday. *
Prof. H. E. Willis, of Charles-
is altout thirty-six days and dur
jlng this period the average produc
Hon of off spring* i* about sixty
The, give birth to living youn^
and these mature in «a*ven dayaju™. is visiting relative* here. Hla
and begin to reproduce by giving *nd children also accompanied
birth to living young. Whea the | him.
food supply becomes scarce in a 1 Mr * Laura Messervey and sister
Held, they greatly increase the num- Mr*. Cora Aokerman are among the
ber of winged forms which migrate
to other grain fields.
Summarising all the experiment
al work of the past with s view
to controlling this pest the follow
ing recommendations, while not sat
isfa« tory to us. are the most prac
tical and effective.
visitors at Cottageville. °
Mrs. Zeigler, who has for some
Urns been visiting her nephew, Mr
J. P. Inabinet, returned last week
to her home in St. George.
Rev. J. P Inabinet attended the
District Conference in Kidgeville las
! week.
1 When the infestation is first 1 Rev H. W. Williams and wife are
.toticed in the winter, during or-at-: here visiting relative* and friends
ler a warm spell run a weeder
o. or the oats both ways. This
may have to he repented, depend
ing on weather conditions
2- Whea the Infestation has be
come very serious, light brush Usd
together and drawn over the grain
dislodges and destroys many of the
creen bugs/
J. It is recommended thst fields
Uidly damaged at present^- constd
b Chaplain,'Jo*, l-tngdale. Weeks jering weather conditions, be polwed
Confluctoi* J. A i .Willi*,
kills. ,
Murine** Agent, L. I\
Cottage- smi planted to another crop.
Padgett
Smoak* 1
Ihtor keeper, S. I*. CtHHlwin. Wal-
terboro ^
KxiH-hllv^ ^ommlttee, J. O Jaqued
Jr., A C Hreland. ('. F. Koger
l*M-al I nioa*.
AMhlon Ik H Yarn, prywldent:
T. J. Himmbn*, secretary.
Hell* W W. Bryan, president;
H. W. Hudson, Jr. *ecretary. {
Hethel H. Hreland. president;
If W Hreland, *ecretary
Hla. k ( reek V C. Litchfield
(resident; P. A. Soloraah. secretary.
Brant \V 11. Crosby, president.
A. Rloskcr secretary
Kdisto - A. G. Yarley. president;
« J. Patrick, secretary.
Fuller -C. C. Crosby, president
B. J Crosby v *e< retary.
Hull -A. V. iUcheivbaker, preti
A dent; .1 O. Jaquc*. Jr., secretary.
Hendersonville. G. fl. H. Moore
p esldent; ft. G. W. Bryan./^secre
tary
Horse Pen -Jos iavngdsle, pres
tdent. C N. I^angdale secretary,
Hudson Mill J. I). Hudson, pres
ident; C. J. Crosby. Bocretary.
Islandton.-—W. M. K. Campbell
president; C. ft. Mear*. secretary.
« Where damage is light a
this ime in a given field in addi
tion to the above recommendations
we oelieve that stimulation with so
, da HkuUI save the crop.
•V If the land.Is very level, ^1-
11**; with a heavy roller Is profit
able.
T ie above recommendations, with
Rev. Williams is • former pastor
of the Cottageville circuit *nd
while here on his work, made many
friends. He delivered an excellent
sermon at Cottageville church Sun
day morning.
On last Friday afternoon the
base ball team, gave an entertain
ment at the school auditorium. Sev
eral solos were sung. Mis* Smith
first assistant of the Cottageville
high school sang beautifully—A
who sang were little Misse* Mabel
Whispered Voice. Among the other*
and Bernice Ackerman, each filling
the room with fcweet melody. Prof.
H. W. Willis gave $ very Interesting
address toward* the cloHe of the
programme.
After the exercises were over, ir
cream, cake, and home made candle*
weresold. About thirty-one dollars
ihe exception of No. 5. are Intend- to he| P P** th *
e«i for grain that ha* not yet mat-1 t, * am w<,re tak «* n ln - Thl8 money will
ted. Those measures are not pro- *° ,0 ,he team.
0 v WE
0 PAY
You 4 per cent quarterly on
all deposits in our Savings
Department.
Capital
$15,000.00
Farmers and
Merchants Bank,
EHRHARDT, S. C.
S. W. Copeland. President.
Dr. J. H. Roberts. Viee-Pres.
M. Max Walker, Cashier.
Express Delivered
or called for at every part of
the city. Telephone 8b.
N. C. A. SAULS. AGENT.
At Southern Express Co.
Professional Notices.
• _____ o _ ^
Wm. J. Ftshburne Haber R. Padgett
FISHBURNE A PADGETT
Attoraays sad C—■sloes st Law
WALTERBORO. - - S. C.
fitabie on matted grain and the on
ly thing to do in that case is to
graze it with cattle. The (rumpling
is destructive to the green bug
This subject Us under investiga
tion with the hope that something
more effective will develop
A F OONRADI.
State Entomologist.
IvUwdtnw Local.
l a* 11 farther notice the lalaoritua
l^oral t'ahNt will hold it* regular
■wwtlags ow Natarday before the
first and .bird Naaday la each
ntoath at S p. ■>.. mneaiber the
time simI meet pruaiptly.
C. R. MKARN.
See. Jk Trea*.
R.
ICE CREAM FESTIVAL.
o f .
There will be a Ice Creamn Fes
Oval at Williams Ffday evening
May IS. Tbe public Is Invited tt
attend.
HARRY W. O'QUINN.
S-3-IL
11rrrAt;fvilli: hafpbmnuh.
HAC1EI lANUFAUUKINt
COIPANY,
SUCCESSORS TO
GEO. S. HACKER & SON
WE MANUFACTURE
Dtots Stsh til Blinis
Omega—H. I* Martin, president ,trn " * Fr0fn ***
A l Martin, secretary. | V** ei toUagevllle.
I'enlel ~W E. O'Qulty! president >,a • , 1 —Oa
L. Bellinger, secreUry/ 1 ,ast -**'**«*> JUiernoon little Mis.
Pleasant Grove—G. F. Copeland lkrl “" Ackerman celebrated bar
giroaident; H. A. Croaby, ^reUry r, *'® ntb by giving a doa-
Stokos D. M. Saunders, preel- ke% partjr Qutl ® a nun »ber of young
dc-nt; K. C. Beach, secretary. fclks were present. Out^door gam#
TaboV A. Breland, president; wer * en i 0 l r * d for awhile, after which'
W. H. Hreland. secretary. cam * tb< “ 1u * ot P 1 * 5 ®* 11 * lb« don- ; .01 ^
Walterboro.—J. Y. Beach, preal key’s tail In the proper place. Mias Columns aim Balusters; Grill©
Cent; s p. Goodwin, secreury. and Etbel A <“kerman ^‘ and Ornaments; Screen Doon
• for the ftrst prixe and little Ver- .
FIm* <>.<een Rug or Htmthera Grain nelle Ackerman received the booby. HldoWS.
lioase. After this amusement, the children
' At thl* time this Insect Is cans- were invited into the dining room
4ng much alarm among the farmers where dainty refreshments wars ser
07 the State. led. g *
The "oaunn for this heavy outbreak! Messrs Ernest and Sifty Arker-
4* due principally at least to the, man mre nt Cottagwvilla for a few
WE DEAL IN
Glsss, Sash Cord ^nd WeighD
/ CHARLESTON. SC
warm weather of {'ebraary. In no#
aval seasons this peat Is kept well
glider control by Us aatnral ear
mien the most important of these b
lag a parasitic wasp. The Work of j
.JBkis wasp |g Is evideaas la near-]
days
LEARN AUTOMOBILE BUSINESS
os nutf or
Df. A. J. Anderson
DENTAL SURGEON
Oflice Hours: •»-*-. i p-
■ p. m., 0 p. m
OPPOSITE Farmsrs and
Bank.
'Phone iOQa.
WALTERBORO. B. O
H- V. BLACI SI;
DENTAL SURGEON
I have reopened my dental
office, and have amodkted
with me DR. JOHN H.
BAKER. All work given o
prompt attention. £
Office next Terry A Shaffer’s 5
Store. g
Office Houn: 8.80 am to I £
p. m. 8 to 6 p. m. £
’Ppone No. 87a. f
W alter boro, 8 O g
Dr. L M. Strickland
*
Dentist
SMOAKS, S. e.
Msster Rutledge BherkUn of Wal- a day *' Practi-al course
terhora visited rwlfttvea her* last 1 hi our well equipped Machine Shops,
~ ~ ~ ~ and learn Automobile business and
accept good positions. Charlotte
Auto School, Charlotte, N. C.
Jimmie Ackerman
I Eaaqay. ’ <
Man went to Char-Jl
~ ; >
C E. DURANT
* ^ •
Ghr3 Eng’r and Land Surveyor.
Will be in Walterboro it J.
B, AckermanV on Saturdays
and all other days when not
at ^rork. in field.
’Phone Na yyy.
When Yon Hank of Buying
. IflMI OF MINES
We cany a complet line of Dry
Goods, Notions, Hosiery and un
derwear. ' v ;
j— 1—3—; I
Our Shoes and Hats have style J
combined with comfort and give !
excellent service. j
Complete Assortment Of '
CHOICE GROCERIES
' DYRNE'S STORE.
Walterboro, > •>- South earoiina.
First-Class Dental Work at Reasonable Prices
to
to
5.(m*
to
5.00
to
1 .oe
U P
Best plates . $2.50
Gold crowns 22k • 4.50
Bridge work per tooth 4.00
Silver fihings 50c.
Gold filling $1.00
Painless Extraction of Teeth a Specialty—50c.
CHARLESTON DENTAL ROOMS
306 King St CHARLESTON, S. C.
C. S Latimer, D. D. S., Prop.
We pay Railroad fare within twenty-five miles on all work
amounting to $ 10.O0 or more.
Builders’ Material
Wanted the public to know that we have a most
complete line of all kinds of builders’ material, such as
DOORS, '
SASH, * *
BLINDS,
SHINGLES,
MOULDING.
BRICK,
LUMBER, ETC.
At prices to suit Let us know your wants.
C. A. SAVAGE,
lunfactirer of Rongh ud Dressed Lumber-
NEW LINE |
| Spring Clothing |
I have just received a large shipment of New Spring Clothing
for Men, Women and Children. By purchasing in large quanti
ties I am able to tell these goods at very low prices. Come and
see my display of Men’s Spring Suits, Extra Trousers, Ladies’
Coat Suits. Voile Skirts. Panama Skirts and Children’s Dresses.
AU new goods. Big Bargains- It will pay you to see my stock
before you buy.
THE CLOTHING STORE
MINX CONCESSNMMIIES.
Pleohe take notice that on May 11th
at 12:00 o’clock, noon, the undersign
ed will sell the following concessions
for the next County Pair to be held
at Walterboro. Nov. 7-10, 1911. The
prices named are minimum. In case
more than one application is had, the
concessions wiU go to the highest
bidder. Such concessions ss one not
a >ld May 11th. will be sold as soon
thereafter as possible.
Cold Drink Stands, each $10 00
Cold Drinks, exclusive 35.00
Restaurant, exclusive . 35 00
Fruit Stands, each 10.00
Fruits and Clears, exclusive 35 00
Candies and Chewing Gum 10.00
Cane Racks, each 5.00
Cane Racks,” exclusive
(not over 3) 10 00
Photographer, each 5 00
Photographer, exclusive 10 00
Pop Corn Crisp, exclusive 10 00
Engraving or Glass, exclusive 10.00
1000
10.00
20 00
10 00
20 00
Doll Racks, exclusive
Novelty Stands, each
Novelty Stands, exclusive
Lunch Stands, each
Lunch Stands, exclusive
Restaurant and Luigh Stands
exclusive to same person
W. W. SMOAK. Sec
Colleton County Fair Assn
Walterboro,
April 19th, 1911 4t.
50.00
Laundry Notice.
V. .
I have the agency for the
Steam Laundry, and will endeavor
to tlVe the beet service poss* 0a
Laundry may be left at the Brick
Store and called for there.
T. F. MURRAY.
I-l-tf. Walterboro, 8 &
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