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THE PRESS AND STANDARD, ALTERRORO S O.
Clarifle# iivertiscaeats-
LICEN'HK NO
KK1PPKD
rhm "ter’ Wm Rracbed TIm
Clerk "Nkklooeu." •
The new Ucense law teems to be
FOROAUL
w\d HALS—I have a place for
sal* Jaat ®«taM* of town cot- , T « r Jr popular and almost daily coup-
.st aeroa. Good dwelling , '*• united "for better or worse/
M d outhouses. Twenty fire acres AU ***• nniong those who seek
tm enltlmtion and entire farm | bappiness of cupld. Monday a
. ,,1^ fence. In , couple were married who gave their
. seetioe. Plenty wood. “ 71 years. 10 months and
pine place fo^raising truck. A ! y**”. # months,
splendid chance for some one to ' License, No. il. Sim son* Bee and
near town and educate , Ro *» Hamilton, colored, of Yemas-
S-*.
^WOMAN’S DEPARTMENT
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MISS H. E. MALCN-:
the icbildren. Easy terms. See
or write, Jno. H. Peurifoy.
Walterboro, S. C.
t tt St.
M18H C*ROMER'H TOMATO CLUB, to be
- - - ‘ !i«tr Mis8 Cromer^
a \
I ''have a very particular Inter- Perhaps nearly all our readers
est in school Improvement work know at this time all that is to be
of ororr Und-oorf I. thl. in •» ^ M * n ~ b0M tfcAT.m.io Clob. Ml,
POR fALff—Rice bran—fine stock
food. Cheap and very fattening
—specially for hogs. Apply to
8. A. Marvin. White Hall. S. C.
Si SS 4t
| Aug. IS.
License, No. 22. Solomon Green
and Alice Morgan, colored, of White
Hall. Married by Clerk H. D. Pad
gett, Aug 17.
License No. 2.1. ‘Skidoo.’*
License. No. 24. John Williams.
Port Motte, and Charity Stephens,
Colleton colored, married by Rev.
FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN—1 SO P. Warren, Aug. 21. The groom *s
saw gin # 1 feeder, 1 conducer, 1 a highly respected negro of Fort
Roanoke hand press. All ln> good Motte, whose age is 71 years and
working order Price f 150.00. in months.
Write or see H. D. Dodd. Ad-j License. No. 25. John Lewis to
nma Run. S. C. ^ Violet Irvine, colored. Ritter. No
FOR SALE OR RENT—N|ce store ( :o, ‘ ,rn made on thi,
good steed with all necessary out
bulldlnga near White Hall. For
particulars, address Box R. White
Hall, S. C. ‘ 7-19 tf. '
* ! Hoys of
n, -UTM by J. M. Mo.,,,. E«,.. | protrw IDd op|Kmuc , t , tll . C^br .b„ . eo«„ry «bo.l tMcb
Juvenile RaNcbeJI.
1 • en the babie. In arms In Wal-
ftcr'.x.r are baseball enthusiasts.
originated and put into operation
Boys of six and eight years are vet-
FOR SALE—185 acres of land. 60 erans, and every back yard large
acres under cultivation, good enough is a diamond. Monday a a correlative movement—the Girls’
fences fine young orchard, 1 : fntne was played between "up- Tomato Club, which aimed to sup-
largs new 6 room dwelling, towi ,” and "down-tow.r/’ and the P'v th< * interest and training for
good barn* and tenant houses, j following account of which was 1 k ,r,a which the other had already
healthy location. Will sell half handed a Press and Standard rep-1 8UCoee<1< *d In doing for boys.
er in Aiken county, formed tho
for school Improvement ars broad early In 1910, of doing aoms-
and far-reaching Indsod. They thing for the girls of rural dla-
Include wellnigh everything which trlcts'whlch should correspond to
touches, broadens, and uplifts the what had already been done for
life of school boy or school girl— the boys Ic the Corn Clubs. After
and, in this category^it has been* errefut thought, she decided on
found that nothing pays like the the tomato as the object of culture
cultivation of those simple prac- for the girls. With painstaking,
tical arts, which ministers In un- personal effort she organised the (
mistakable fashion to the necessities first club of forty-six members In
of life, end call for the union of Aiken county. Each girl who join- !
the skilled hand and brain. They ed was to plant one-tenth of an
supply training and Ideals of the acre in tomatoes. She must do all
precise kind that will be of use of the work herself, except the pre-
to the average boy or girl in after vlous preparation of the ground. |
life. Among such, the Department There were prises offered for the
of Agriculture quite a while ««agO first, second, and third largest yield
inaugurated the Boys' Corn Club best display at the county fair, I
—but it took no thought for girls, and la-rgest single tomato. Miss |
until Miss Marie Samuelia Cromer ( Hyde was sent to Winthrop to in- ,
rash ( balance on time, Mrs. J resentative.
Susie L. L)ons, I&landton, S. L. j i* U p an j downtown play a game
*'*■**• yesterday, future of the game was
FOR SALE—Mltcheil Touring Car, ! rhar,,e Heawrifoy was fanign out
five passenget model T-1910 com- the bo >' on ,h * <>'*** Thom
plete, in good condition. Apply J “ 8 oweH, l «dn Alister Wltsell knot-
to H. Biechoff, Jacksonboro, S. C. ins: hon,p rurn8 ,
Car can be seen st Hope pk-nta- Bas * Wta uptown fiv f> and down-
tion 9-16-4L ,own eight Wltsell and Char
FOR SALE FOR CASH CHEAP— i Me p * awrif oy batteries.
One young mule. Apply to N. G. | r P to "n batteries Jimmie Adams
Morrell at Terry A Shaffef s. - and Adnrew ^ a °then.
8-lt-tf.
IF YOU WISH TO SELL THAT
farm, timber land, t/ore or res
idence, write us at once und send
full description as we have an
— attractive proposition to offer
Score uptown nine,
score downtown 17.
Game called at four o'clock.
I'm pi re Aubrey Price.
Walterboro vs Cottageville.
There was an interesting game
you. Ligon L&ad Co., Sumter, S. bill :»'aved on ‘be local diamond
C. 7-19-12t oa the 15th win n the home team
utd CottagevPie crossel hats.
This was one of the best oxhih;
tions given at the park this seoson.
WANTED.
The mail:- feature of the game
was a catch made by Reeves of the
WANTED—A lady* teecher for Road
„.d, Mhool. Apply slvlng.refer* '0,1, frernff^e.ned I.e ... Ufe.r
en. re ... I.. S. Y ..l.. Truslee. I ’‘"" b ' 1 ' I"- 1 "-
WHlterboro, S.. C. f " r
who were defeated by a score of 6
WANTED To correspond with tbw t{)
owners of large tracts of land In
Colleton County. 1 am in touch
with large interests that will ah- rutfa ^ vl| , p tpam OM gecond ,, nHP
sorb much of your idle lands and w!lk , fi roUhed Rogen of a tWQ ^
develop them if they ci-n 1 ? ! Ker
boujht at reasonable figu-es. W. g< , ore by
D. Bennett, Lodge, 8. C. 1-16-81. WalterJjorty^ 001.101.201 6 “
WANTED—A good steady boy 13 1 S Cottag^vifle —210,000,000—3
years old', to help in store and i Base Hits—Walterboro 6, Cot-
learn the trade as wish. Apply tageville 7.
to 8. Finn's Jewelry Store, f ! Struck out by Bridge 9. by Cros-
— — — k ,— by 3.
f | Batteries—Walterboro Crosbv J.,
STOLEN From my buggy house a|1(] Grlffin G Cottageville. Bridge
August 5th, a set of buggy bar- , Ackprman c
ness in good condition. Will give Um p lreB _ K ershaw and Peurifoy,
a reward of 110.00 for proof to
convict guilty party. J. J. Pad
gett, Williams, S. O. It.
At the State Terchers’ Associa
tion meeting In Columbia last
March. 1 had the peasure of see
ing Miss Cromer (though, to my
regret, not of meetlrg; her) I was
curious to form some idea of the
personality of fhe young woman,
Oho, at one stroke, had won a
national reputr-tinn—whose happy
idea of he tomato club had proven
the very thing for girliBof the ru
ral comnityiities, had been adopted
by the Agricultural Department r*
Washington, and had spread In a
few months from county* to county
ar<d from state to state. There
she sat. r- short, dark girl, rather
stout than thin. She looked like
the stuff out of which workers ar?
made—substantial serviceable, prac
tjeal to the finger tips. 1 remark
ed to a friend, however, that I
did not see In her countenance
much sign of cherry enthusiasm
which we are told is one., of her
most conspicuous chnrretertitics.
itlate the girls of the club into the
mysteries of preserving, canning, j
and pickling tomatoes.
Like every* work for which there
is a real need, these clubs grew
-tmg-rvellously. The little club of
46 has increased to over 4000
members. The idea has taken not
only in South Carolina, but through
out the entire South. It was ear
ly adopted b^ the United States Ag
ricultural department which recog
nised its excelled possibilities.
Miss Cromer was appointed State
organizer--a position to which
the success of her brilliant idea
well entitled her. ^ ^ j
As Miss Cromer sees it, these
are some of the ways in which the
Tomato Club benefits girls.
It brings a new interest into the
lives ot isolated country girls. This
CJ
Interest is wholesome; it promotes
Industry, useful labor, laudable am
bition. and friendly competition.
The>. Warn practical agriculture,
about fiurtilization, pests, spraying,
etc. They learn the many ways of
preparing tjic tomato for food. They
experience the pleasure and profit
of earning money hy useful and
healthful labor.
"Walt", said my friend, “until your in view of such advantages, can
see iter warmed tip, talking about we deny tint Miss Cromer lias done
her Tomato Club." But, I am sor- a great work for the girls of our
ry to say, amongst the many things land f
MORE COMPLIMENT**.
The TnMb* airl In* last rial Edition
SU1I Subject for Talk.
High Point, N. C., Aug. 10. 1911
Brown Furniture A Hardware Co.,
Walterboro, S. C.
Gentlemen; ;
We are in receipt of the ropy memberance.
of The Pres'a and Standard and The matter and make up of the
rote with much Interest the pro- paper are fine showing that you
gress your tova is making. [have an enterprising community.
Chattanooga, Tenn, Aug. 8 1911.
Brown Furniture A- Hardware Co.,
Walterboro, S. C.
Gentlemen; • ;
We are indebted to you for a
copy of the Press and. Standard of
your city and wish to express our
appreciation of the courteous re-
Yotirs truly,
Tomlinson Chair Mfg. Co.
To Play in Beaufort.
The second team of Walterboro
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN—I hav left Sunday for Beaufort, where
a position that you can handle they are to play a series of three
right at your home, fine chance games with the Beaufort second
for buyers, easy payments, write nine. The members of this team ar*
for particulars, only live men Grady Griffin. Julian Crosby. Ken-
wanted. G. T. Andrews, District dolph Howell. Hart Williams, WP-
Agent, Charleston. 8. C. 8-16-3t. a** 11 Anderson. Clinton, du Bols
Harvey Padgett, Fuller Fripp,
Stephen Crosby and Marion Grace.
H4*««NF«« t DCAI s
Fruit Jars at Hyrne's store.
Turnip seeds and plenty* of them
at Klein’s.
New Garden
store.
Seed a-t Hyrne's
Off F«*r Reunion.
The following well known veter
ans are attending the (Y>r*federate
reunion Ln Columbia this week
They left Tuesday morning and
will be away several days: Rev. F
H«o—a delicate deodorant, de- o S Curtis, J W Grant. G. W Way,
straying the odar of prespiration. l M. Prlr.e, T. R Risher.
»t Klein's. |
Among the visitors at Walterboro
yesterday from 9'moaks are the fol-
** lowing well known business men.
Turnip seeds fresh arrival at s P j <; ; , rr i s s r> p J. Bcr y.
OP. Crosby. J. W. Kinsey. S. P
Give your straw hat another J Garris, Jr. f *
•'hance. Straw hat cleanser^ 25c. 1 B postmaster at Walterboroi
at Klein's.
A« me ns prickly heat powder at
Kleins.
Charleston, S.. Aug. 16, 1911.
Brown Furniture & Hardware Co.,
Walterboro, S. C.
Gentlemen:
The writer has just finished read
ing the Trade and Industrial edi
tion of The Press ar*d Standard
which is very nice.
The write up Is nicely gotten up
and reflects much credit on your
town. * 'W
Yours truly,
Atlantic Paint Co.
Brattleboro. Vt.. Aug. 10, 1911.
Brown Furniture A Hardware Co..
Walterboro. S. C.
Gentlemen:
We have just received a copy of
The Press and Standard and the
writer has taken the time to rend
carefully the entire «edltion. We
are surprised at the enterprise
shown by your town and it would
seem to us as though you had cer
tainly struck a good location.
Yours very truly,
Yours very respectfully,
Chattanooga Furniture Co.
Bird Seed at Hyrne's store.
is visitit*g relatives at Beaufort . i T h<* Carponter Company.
Judge D. W. Mellard. of Adams: *
Run, was in town yesterday.
Nyais prickly heat powder, at G. J. Vara and daughter. Miss
Klein's.
5 or 4 doses ”666'’ will cure any
case cf Chills and Fever. Price, 25c
*-17-4m.
Ruth, of Sniders, were in town yes
terday.
MONUMENT**, MONUMENTS.
Tjoutarfile, Ky., Aug. 9, 1911.
Brown Furniture A Hardware Co..
Walterboro. 8. C.
Gentlemen:
We are Just In receipt ef the
special edition of The Press and
Atlanta. Gn., Aug. 8. 1911.
Brown Furniture A Hardware Co ;
* Walterboro, 8. C.
Gentlemen;
We are in receipt of the copy of
tlie Trade and Industrial edition
of The Press and Standard of Wal-
^•rhoro, South Carolina, mailed to
us hy yourselves. We appreciate
very much your mailing us a copy
of this paper. It is certainly a fir*e
get up and reflects credit on Wal
terboro and Colleton County. We
have certainly learned several thlni|
about Walterboro and Colleton coun
ty that we did not kt-^w before.
Judging from the edition of the'
paper you certainly have an up-to
date and progress!ie town.
Yours very* truly,
Klyea-Austell Co.
E Ladson Flshburne, Esq , of
Ktr.fcstree, was In town several days ,
last week visiting his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. W. J. Fishburne. Mr.
%
Fishburne,was Mayor of Walterborr#
and is now a member of the well
known iaw firm of l^e and Fish-
burned Mr. Fishhurne returr^ed to
his home Monday. •
• • •
Mr. and Mra.
E. Smoak, Dr.
Nyais face cream free from great* to
improves the complexion, at Klein's. Markerg Any kind of special work
6 or 6 doses "666'’ will cure any estimated. Italian, Vermont and
r aie of chills and fever. Price, £5c. Georgia Marble and all kinds of
Up-to-Date Granite.
Write Phone or wait to see. me.
ai d Mrs. H. M. g arter and babies.
. of Smoaks, Mr and Mrs J M. Mc-
A M, ^ and from Stnrdard. showing a picture of the K( , njle of rolMon paMPd , hrf)inrh
$50.00. Coping. Grace Covers. Ihome of Brown Furniture and H3« rt Waltfrboro Friday morning on their
ware Co. We congratulate you on
Gooud Floss, at Klein’s.
Ladles’ and Misses hsts at half
^PHee at Hyrno’s stoffe
Means money saved. Everything
Guaranteed.
B. R. ULMER. „
foot—win reisove the soreness, at THE MONUMENT MAN.
j ’ Raffia, 8. C.
Nyais toaf. tablet for tender
the progress you have made.
We have looked through the en
tire edition of this paper with a
great deal of Intereat and are con
fident that It represents the sub-
stardlal advancement of your sec
tion of tho country.
Very truly yo
Belknap Hardwajjf ft Mfg. Co. 1
>Bh.X
'ware
way home after spending a few dayg
in Charleston and on Sullivan's Is
land •»
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* JOHN H. HUCKR.
HURG EON-DENTIST.
KHKHARDT, g. C.
PftCiE FI VI
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Ladies Attention!
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Our Mr. W. J. Taylor has just
returned from Baltimore and
New York where he has been
% o
for two weeks purchasing
goods lor our fall trade,' He
>s a careful buyer and has pur
chased an immense stock of
the seasons's latest in ladies
OO
dress goods,^ fancy goods,
notions, etc.
These goods are arriving daily
and are being displayed. In
C/' a short while we will make a
full announcement, showing
how carefully and well our Mr.
Taylor has selected our stock,
which will be the largest ever
shown in Colleton County.
t
Respectfully,
TAYLOR’S
Walterboro’s Popular Store
W. J. TAYLOR, Proprietor
Do You
WEAR CLOTHES?
This is an unnecessary question, eh? Of course
&
» H
you do.
Where do you BUY your clothes? A very impor
tant matter, anJ one to which you should give careful
thought. You wish to btiy where you can get the
cheapest and best, and we wish to say that w»* are
satisfied our store is where you can do this.
Our Mr. /alin has just returned from New York,
0 ^
w lv re he spent TWU weeks selecting what he thought
the people of Colleton needed. Me was assisted by a
buyer Who has had twenty-five years experience, and
as a consequence, he lias selected a sto'k of g'Kxls the
equal of which has never been shown in Colh ton
County. Come to see us and let us show you.
Anything you want in Men’s and Boy’s Suits and
Overcoats, Men’s Trousers and Hats. Shoes, Etc.
Our Ladies Suits, Skirts, Waists, Cloaks and
Children's Suits and Cloaks are special values.
Ladies and Children** Sweaters a Specialty
^ • We saved money
Kemember in bu y .ng and y o U
can have the advantage ol our saving—We saCed
lor you.
C?
£ • 1. TO CLOSE o/\S\
•bpecidls out 300
pair? of Shoes and 2oo Men’s Hats at 50 cents
on the dollar.
//. YaTTn
The Clothing Store.