Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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fit* von. 10 to AMD STANDARD. The Booth Carolina Proas Asso ciation la convinced that Columbia r .« la roally * *‘a aqnaro meal town. Kvoo the bread there ii baked in a«aare loaves. The remarks of “Bonus Amicus ■Q In taking the affirmative side pt oubcess as Is the debate proposed by us In lastitff business, week’s paper are worthy of careful consideration. He expresses a view seldom heard In connection with tio i-sie of liquor by blind tiger, and that (i>e honorable thing for a tiger to do Is to acknowledge that ho Is following a wrong track, and Intends to do better In the future. The only thing In the way of using moral suasion on the animal Is that he haa sunk so low In the scale of moral reetttude^^hat he sees no way to repent and reform. He doubtless thinks there Is no use and that he would not be given credit for being sincere if he were tv do so. Anyway we would com pare the “speech” of “Bonus Ami ‘'us.” to the careful consideration of all our blind tiger readers. » He Is right, tigers, and you will make no mistake to follow his advice. There Is one thing a!>out this b ind tiger business there would bo no blind tlavrs If there were no purcha'i )r* of liquor from them. The man who buys blind tiger li quor is also a party to tbe crime. If It Is wrong for a man to sell liquor, then It Is surely wrong for a man who haa any self respect teeie Is very little difference be tween tbe man who will sneak and In'" and the man who will sneak and sell. The whole business is cowardly, mean and sneaking, and a man who ha- any eslf respect wl.. neither buy nor sell llquo^ II- itrltly and Illegally, Think of this, when you bare any desire to buy blind tiger liquor. This is the esti mate your conscience will put upon y< •• act, and the estimate your minister, your Ood will ^ put upon your act. Then, friends, stop do ing It and starve the tiger to ‘l* *ib Manhood should be above gratification of the appetite. Is yours? , of the State held at Columbia Thursday of last week, whoa we say It was one of the heat ever la eae thing at least do we thiak tt excelled, and that was la the wide range of practical subjects The program committee is to he congratulated on the splen did selection of subjects for papers, aad the speakers on the splendid preparation given the subjects. Ttd attendance of real newspaper mak ers aad workers was also a‘ nota ble feature. In this respect the BMetlng probably excelled previous meetings. We expect to see Improv <3 ment In many of the newspapers of the State as a result of the meet ing. It seems to bo the determin ation of the members of the Press Association to put their papers on business basis. The time when any kind of management in the buslnees affairs of a newspaper Is at an end. and business managers are beginning to conclude that the same kind of business judgment Is needed to make tbe newspaper a Absolutely Pure ■MMUMW—BI L. M. Banders, of Cottageville. was seen on our streets Saturday. Miss Maude Linder Is visiting rel stives at Armstrong, Fla., this week* Mrs. H. M. Miller of Charleston, wii- the guest at tbe home of Capt. T. J. Blanchard a few days recent ly. Mias Ruth Larsen of Adams Run arrived In town yesterday to visit at the home of Mrs. Bianlca Pad- needed In other lines gett. » An auxllltary organis ation will probably result among th county papers In reference to more economical purchasing of supplies. Vernon M. Padgett of Wofford College is at home for the holi day j. Mir« ?Ag M. FivhHtime. who has COTTON SEED FOR PLANTING. Those who need cotton need for planting, can get same at 4tc. per bushel at Walterboro Cotton ' OU Co. LEARN AUTOMOBILE BUSINESS—* In our well equipped Machine shops, also road lessons. Thirty days practical course will com plete you; good positions for graduates. Charlotte Auto school Charlotte, N. C. t-S4-Cf. WANTED—To buy some good fod der, H. W. Black, Jr. CHARLOTTE COTTON SCHOOL.— Charlotte, N. C. —Wanted men to learn the Cotton buslnees la our sample rooms; two weeks required; high salaried positions secured; write for catalogue. 6-24-tf. FOR RENT—We have for rent, a nice room 40x22, suitable for office, in the rear of our store. ’ Finn’s Jewelry Store. and more uniform handling of f^r- been taking a course at Nashville, 10 cent tables. etgn advertising. The same amount of Intelligence and energy in oth er lines make wealth for the work- o ers, and why not for newspaper me as well? Teun., is with her sister, Mrs. H. N. Stokes, at Round. She is vis iting relatives in town today. Lecture at Ehdhrdt BUSINESS LOCALS. Watch out next week for Shaffers Terry A Shaffer. ’-plats aad Appeal for AM. Mr. and Mrs. James Pellum of Williams are both very old people _ , .Dd not .bl. to .orb .ho. th., J ” M 1 *' h - 1,U - “ There will be a lecture and musi cal entertainment giVen on Mon- Apollinarts Water, splits, at Kleins. Let Yarn Bros. Co., take yout measure for an up-to-date suit. Lat est styles and satisfaction guaran teed. Nunally’s Candies fresh at Kleins. are always are well, but Mrs. Pellum has been sick for a long time and Mr. Pellum cannot leave her to try to work to make anything for them to eat, they are very much in need of help. Anyone who will help them can > lease send money to the editor, <\r to W. L. Ramsey, Williams."who will see Chat they get It. Please let them have pour help if you can In any way and it will be appreciated by them very much. Wk-ht PIsMmrae Wedding a So cial Event The wedding ceremony to be per formed at high noon when Miss Gladys Wlchmaa becomes Mrs. Ir ving M. Ftshburne, will be one of the biggest social events of the sea son. The ceremony will be perform Ehrhardt in Copeland Town Hall at k.2» o’clock P. M., in interest of the Methodist Church. It is ueedleM to say that such a combination entertainment will be a success as progress seems to be the *lot,lnr for this thrifty little town. Mr. Vaughan the lecturer, comes to them \ery highly recommended by some of tbe most able men in South Carolina. His subject Is “Matrimony. Its use and abuse or Is matrimony a farce or a force?” One among the many newspapers comments: “A lecture glowing and apaykllng with wit and humor and well worth riding many miles to hear”—Salu da Standard. The musical entertainment will be under the direction of Miss In the great number of the prom inent cttlsens who had seats on the rostrum at the Columbia thea ter Friday ulMht when Gov. Wood- row Wilson of New Jersey spoke as the guest of the South Caroli na Press Association, the Governor of South Carolina was nowhere to he seen. No part had he In the exercises. The proud old State, whoso long line of distinguished Governors, has given place to a man who was not considered worthy to he Invited to tabs part In welcom ing to the State the Governor of a proud sister Commonwealth. How we bluah for thee. How the Gov ernor must feel these slights, un less’his sensibilities have all been destroyed. What an unenviable po sition South Carolina holds, aad there Is no estimating the damage being done the State by this un wholesome kind of advertising. Mr. C. W. It tn town on ed by Rev. T. T. Walsh of Yorkville, I * r*?"* 1 * of th ? in.!—. <rr<w»n * tb J ' O Umb ‘* Co,,e ** a,M K wl, l represent ildd^o^thThrideWrrnU Mr th * Tfry ^ ,0Ut of * tOWn ’ Ul * residence of the onde s parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Wichman. The entire evening bids fslr to be Mr. sad Mrs. Ftshburne will leave the ono ev<nt of the BeMon on the afternoon train for a, trip I AdmiMloil . c and 60 centg of several weeks to Baltimore. Wash Ev#ryoM j. cordla)lr lQTlt#d . Ington, New York and other north- ‘ era cities. W. E. O’Quin of Horse Pen, was in town on business Fridsy. Jonas O’Quin of Peniel had busi- bad busineaa in town Friday. J.F.O’Quln of Brant, was here on buslnees Friday. B. G. Thompson of Lodge,waa in town Monday. D. E. 8moak, of Smoaks, waa in town yesterday. Mrs. W. R. Beach and sou. Hill, woro iu town tho latter part of last wook. David Flak of Round maf ‘ be mentioned among those who had buslnsas la town Saturday. Jasper Robertson and L. Bellin ger, of Groat Swamp were here on buslnees Saturday. Ulmer Ftshburne of Wlnthrop College is at home for tho holi days. Miss Ella duBois, who has boon visiting relatives in Savannah, Ga., returned home Friday. Misses Margerlte Mnsphy and Marlon Fraaor, who havo boon teach lag In the Barnwell Graded school earns- home Saturday, after a suc cessful term there. H. R. Padgett, Esq., left ywster- day for St Augustine, Fla., on pro fessional business. He will be away for several days. Robert Davis of Savannah, Is in towg, having corns up with his friend, Herbert duBois. Ho will ho bore tho balance of tho wook. HER FRIEND'S GOOD ADVICE At Beaks Me TMs fcwfcni Lady CM At MmeA Newburg. AU.—“For more than a year,” writes Myrtle Cotkrum. of this ptecd, “I suffered with terrible pales la my hack aad hand. I had a sallow complexion, and my fees was covered with pimples. Our family doctor only save aw temporary relief. A friend of mins advised ms to try Osrdul, so I began taking It, at saee, Aad with the hast results, for I was cured after taking two bottles. My Mrther sad my aunt have also usod Oardul and were greatly benefited. I shall always pralas Cardul to sick sad suffeiiax tisiim •* to h purely vegetable, per- factly harmless, tonic remedy for wo man, and will benefit young and old. Its lagradlonts are mild herbs, hav ing a gentle, tonic dect, on tha wo manly constitution. Cardul has helped a mill too women hack to health aad strength. Have you Wed It? If not. please da, 0 It may ha just what you need. M' NOTICE. All persona having claims against the estate of A. C. Bennett will pre sent them duly to the undersigned, and all persons indebted to the said estate will make payment to tho undersigned. ANN EDITH BENNETT. Admix. Estate of A. C. Bennett. When you want fresh groceries go to tbe Union Farmers Bargain store. Lin tne will clean and bleach any hat and makertt look likw new 25 cents at Kleins. Why pay 23c. for it when you’ll find it on Shaffers 10c. tabls next week. Terr}’ 4c Shaffer. Spiro powder, Exo, and Mum del icate deoooiant for destroying tile odor of presptration.. at Klein’s. Buy your hinder twine from Vara Bros. Co., Mosells and Smoaks, 8. C Welch’s Grape Juice will quench your thirst at Kleins. In the Press and Standard next week/ What? All about Shaffers 10c. tables. Terry A Shaffer. Evaporated applee. Prunes, Pine apples, strawberries, etc, at W. O. Mima. J..uket and Jell-O for ice cream powder at Kleina. S or € doees ”444” will cure say ca&e of Chills and Fever. Price, 24c *-17-4m. Shaffers .Sampler Sensation. Cer tainly. I hat 10c. table next week, Terry f. Shaffer. Calocide for soft corns and tender f*»t at Kleins. » Don’t wait until the Inst minute bay that Binder, Reaping attach ment, or mowing machine. Let ns bavs your order now. Vara Bros. Co., Moselle and Smoaks. 8. C. What? The 10c. table. When? Next week. Where? At Shaffers. Terry A Snaffer. Canary Bird seed st Kleins. Rati of Hoaor. The following stand on tho roll ~f honor of tho Cottaguvlllo High whool for tho Inst month of thia school session. Other pupils whose sanding has been high throughout reasons, failed to attain tho roll *he session, have yet, for various of honor this particular month. Blanche Achenaan, laes Ackerman, Pearl Ackerman, Winnie Ackerman, Guasie Durant, * t Owens Ackerman, Alef Durant, Annie Lee Ackerman, Bnrwell Smith, * Clarence Ackerman, Ca’vlu Reeves, Mabel Ackerman, Clarence Durant, Helen Petrce, Mr, C. C. Yennerly of Orangeburg was In town several days last week. Mr. aad Mrf^E. L. Carter and lit* tie daughter of Hendersonville spout Friday lx town. lEifttr i suffii oocuY in. s*rs AMIN STAPLE FOODSFUFFS MEANS Reduced Cost of living For Everyone. Thata what our ad this week means. If you care to ge good goods for lam money read it. If not then tell you f Head about os. In spite of Hie jump in rice we offer Good Carolina Rice whittthe lot lasts at 12.86 per sack The Best Grade Head Rice we have at $4.00 per sack ’NUFF SAID ABOUT RICE Excellent Raw Coffee at Better Raw Coffee at The Very Best Raw Coffee at 15c per lb 16 2-3c (3 for 50c? 20c lb Butt Meat TWELVE POUNDS FOR ONE DOLLAR. That means at the rate of 8 l-4c per lb. Best Plates TEN POUNDS FOR ONE DOLLAR. UNDINE Flour $6. 50per bbl. “A man who buys Undine makes his home happy ’’ Octagon Soap at the old price 6 for Lump Starch at a new price 7 pounds for beat Quality Hay at 25 25c $1.50 per hundred Oats and Corn always on hand at lowest market prices. A new line of fancy canned goods. Shrimp, Columbia River Salmon, Crab Meat with Shells free, Kipperad Herring, Imported and Domestic Sardines, Sweet Spanish Peppers. Tripe, and all other canned Meats make dainty cooling dishes for hot weather. When |n doubt as to dinner to-morrow phone us for sug gestions." Batter and Cheese Fresh on Ice. Terry & Shaffer, Grocery Department LET US FIT YOUR FEET SHOES 2.50 OXFORDS u “ 5.00 “ Millitary Heels--Bluchers Best Fit, Nev/est Styles, and THEY WEAR BEST Tan, Gun Metal, Patent Leather and Vici Patents Cash Mercantile Co. M. G. GRUBER - NOTICE TO PARETX8. Pupils will be required to answer roll call at tifS oa Thursday aad •Friday evenings. Pnplls will not be rewarded promotion cards unUI after exercises and will be under control of their respective teachers. Let parents see that their children report In their cUfss rooms. H. Q. SHERIDAN. Principal. NOTICE. All persona ere forbidden under penalty of law to hunt fish or other wise trespass on the following lands: Glover, Jessamine Grove, Munster, formerly owned by Halsey Lumber Company. Walterboro Live Stock and Vehicle Company. 5-31-31. TRUSTEES NOTICE. The cheinaaa or clerk of each Board of Trustees la tlie county, will please forward me at once all school registers or teacher's re- poeta they have oa hand, as 1 aeed them la compiling my nannal report H. W. Black Sr., Co. SupC of Education. May as, tan. St. 1 d^spef Round, June 3.—Special: Mies Earaetsine H1U was the guest of Miss Lilly Lemacks last Saturday. Mr*. A. U. Garris o^ Rouda, 1* very 111. Mien Lilly Lemacks of Room ►me time last week with O. 8. Hill. Daniel Ferguson of Cottageville waa the guest of Miss Lilly Lem acks last Tuesday night. Mr. Gary Ferguson visited the home of Mr. A, J. Lemacks last A SCHOOL GIRL. Moaameate aad Marble Goods. I want to sell you a monunient, tombstone or marble slab to place over thd grave of your departed dead. All stones erected and guar anteed ns to material, workmanship and price. B. R. ULMER. The Monument Man. 5-31-4t. Ruffin, 8. C. W AN TED~The ic to know, that have opened up a first cuus black smith and wheel wright shop. Bring your work any day day in the week. IL D. PADGETT, JR. RUFFIN, S.C. o