The press and standard. [volume] (Walterboro, S.C.) 1890-current, February 07, 1912, Image 7
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THE PRESS AND STANDARD. WALTERBOBO, & a
APPLYING THEM 15 LIKE PIANTIN6 DOLLAR!
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INTERSTATE .FERTILIZERS are made of plant foods, so mixed
that the food is available to die plant all through growth. Never is
the crop starved. The needed elements are supplied at the right
time. The crop is nourished to a full growth. ’ _*»•
Themn lie* the «kiU o# mixing fertiliser*. We make thee* fettilinre me accurately ae e
dreggit compound* « dttor’e pweeription. The anal y «i. on every beg it hved up to.
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It is but the retult of ecientihe mixing. We must knew whet are the heel
eource* ol plant food*—which are quickly available—which are alower—which
are slowest.
It must be known exactly what elements are drawn from the toil by each
crop—the amount of plant foods that
they require. It would be utter waste
to apply certaiir plant tood. upon cer
tain soils for certain crons.
So we hare INTERSTATE FERTI
LIZER for each crop that the South
grows. '1 he needed elements are sup
plied. The fertilizer is suited to the soil
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And that is why INTERSTATE
FERTILIZERS ate winning pre tige
everywhere^ why they are causing in
creased yields.
Our booklet would prove intererti/v* to
you. It tells of our tested formula* for
Southern crop*. Write for it Unlay and
the name of our nearest dealer.
Interstate Chemical
COBMHtVHON,
CHARLESTdN, SOUTH CAROLINA
IXHMiK NOW HAM A RKL
High HcIumiI I* Adorned, and Much
K lb lug AcronHdlehed.
Ixidge. Feb. 8.—Special: We are j
hr.vjnr Konie pretty weather at pres- j
ent- and the farmer* are proud In
deed for the beautiful weather, no
t4at th« y cn-f finish gathering the
fleecy staple, there la plenty of it
still In Lhe field they are picking,
hauling and giunlig. Some are sell
ing. some are holding for higher
price* The staple has been sell
ing in the loci:4 market anywhere
from five cents upward this week.
The Lodge High school gave an
entertainment of much lr<erest Fri
day night. It consisted of four
plays as follows: “Maids md Bach
elors,*' Sword Drill.'* Seashore
Glrla.' - jind "Boss’s daughter.* There
was a large crowd present and a de
lightful time was hrd. Much cred
it is due Prof. Melton and his as
sistants for the noble tralnlt g they !
are giving these young players.
T»i- 1 ;gh school is progressing
very nicely at present with an en- ;
rollnsent of about one hundred pu
pils.
A belfry is beji-g erected on the
rel.««i I uilcMi c w hich will add
much to the symmetry of the build
ing. Already w< have heard the
chime s of the hell ring out sum mot 4
to town and the surrounding conn
Professional Notices.
H .1L PAlHiKTT.
Atte n»c«y-«t-l juv.
Prompt Attentui. to A^ll ltusine*ss.
WALTKKItOHO, S.
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OFKIOK ue
Of. A. J. Anderson
DENTAL SURGEON
Office Hours: “’Jp ^
* 8 p. m., 6 p. m
OPPOSITE Farmer* nod Merchan'c
Bank.
’Phone iOOa. s
w* *7 ** H
try
The Methodist Quarterly Co*-
f'r* in r wa* held at Lodge Meth
odist chrr<h Sundry i-rd Monday.
An Int :< sting f- ature of the meet
ing w-rs" two able and impressive
sermons by Dr. Daniels. pre*sldirg ,
eld«“r of the Pharleston District ,
Hla subject for Sunday afternoon
being "The Power of Man’s HEJid.’’ j
and for Sunday night. “The Dlf- J
ference Between Ownership and i
Possession.’’ There was a large
crowd attending the meeting both
days.
P. F (*or<e, of Ritter, has pur-
cfir-ud the residence formerly oc
cupied by B. U. Bennett and has
moved his family. Mr. Tone will
associate with his brother W. W.
Cone. Barney Cone of Ritter, broth
er to the above has moved his
mother and sisters to town. He
will engage in 1 farming. We are
glad Indeed to welcome them t6
our town. and hope for them
much h; ppinCFs and prosperity in
the|r new home.
H ; A Cummings, who some time
ago'^M' 1 ''hns« d the residence of J.
J. Thompson, has moved his fam
ily to town where w* gladly wel
come them. Mr. Cummings will
engage in farming.
Miss Kj *e Thomas, cf Smouks
sect tin \‘sited friends and relative*
in tb ; ctfoi- *Ms week*
Mrs c. A. Walker and children,
of Wiltcrbboro, came up Inst night
to atUnd the plr-y at the High
school. she was the guest of
Mr* ' t Breland during her stay
at this place.
W« would like lo congratulate
our ro (i commissioner for that
modeUpiece of sand clay road lead-
log f' >m Carters Fort! church to
Mrs. IlieTs'. At first it seemed as
ff it would be a nuisance, but
since the continued rains has
ceased to fall. w« have now a
model j>ii c« of road.
L. A. H. *
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Dry Goods at and
Below Cost
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We beg 16 call the attention of our friends to the
fat t *that we have sold most of our Dry Goods
at and below cost' There are many^ bargains yet to
be had and we are anxious to see you get more than
value received for your money. In fact you cannot
be fair to yourself if you do not visit us, get our prices,
and then the goods. We are closingxut this line and
at present do not intend to order more. You will be
surprised and pleased at the figures we submit. •
We oow occupy building next door to E. R.
Me iter.
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Cash Mercantile Company
M.>G. GRUBER, Manager
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Builders’ Material
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Wanted the public to know that we have a moat
complete line of all kinds of builders’ material, such a«
DOORS,
SASH,
, . BLINDS,
SHINGLES,
MOULDING,
BRICK.
LUMBER. ETC.
At prices to suit. Let us know your wants.
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C. A. SAVAGE.
Marnfacturer of Rough and Dressed Lomher.
TPHE National Cash Register stops
mistakes and losses and increases
trade and Profit.
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Money and accounts, the most vital
part of any business, are protected.
Business is placed on the solid foun
dation of carefulness and accuracy.
1 H- V. BUCK SR, £
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=DENTAL SURGEON!
i I have reopened my dental £
O office, and have aaaoclated S
3 with me, DR. >JOHN H. C
BAKER. All work given *v
& prompt attention,
o Office next Terry A
Shaffer’s
Office
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FIRE INSURANCE
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The proprietors time is saved. He is relieved of a thous
and worries. The imporeant things in his business can
be giye^more of his thought and attention. He can af
ford ihore comforts and pleasures for his family.
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The National Cash Register prevents carelessness and
laziness and removes temptation from employes. It gives M
full credit to the employes who do the best and the most
work and makes them more valuable to their employers.
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Disputes and arguments are prevented Customers are
satisfied. Buying and selling are put on a just basis for
proprietor, derks and customers.
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Customers like to deal wh^re National Cash Registers are
used.
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The National Cash Register Co., Dayton, Ohio
HARRIS HURST, Sales Agent
302 King Street, Charleston, S. C.
TIRE
HARTFORD*
INSURANCE COMP.
Will imurs unproved country dwell*
nigs sad furniture, store buildings
merchandise
JOHN H. HUCKS.
•UltOBON-DVfeTIST.
r. a. 6.
CE. DURANT
Gvfl Ejtg’r and Swwvc
Will be in Walterboro at J.
B, Ackerman’s on Saturdays
and all other days when not
at work, in held.
’Phone No. 77y.
•Prof. J. R. Richer, of the Strlek- Supervisor D. K. 8*oek. end
echool, und P. M. Connor, of son, Charley, were in towf the lat-
were in Walterboro Sat- tor part of the week oa a *
trip.
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CHICHESTER SPILLS
BRAND
I LADIES f
»«fc t*»* **-11—1 for Cni-CFIJ*
DIAMOND BtcANO FILLS ie kri»
Goto K.nallic tw>*F«. scaled «ui.
KiMxm Taxe no ormrn. Bay«ry<
a»4 aak <W rni.CBElV.Tf I
eiaaoan nuxnu pill*, for twmtvfl**
)-tar* rrxardrd as Beat.6afr»<. Always Krllobte
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS
«5S. EVE»VWHERE SS-t?
Alii">«t L<rM His Lif< J
R. A. Rlitl, of Mason. Mich.,-will
nrver fortt-i hia trrr|ble ♦•xposnre
IS a irif-rfilenK atorni. "It er-xo
mo^lreadful cold," he.writen, "that
caiiHod pains in my choat,
bo it wae hard for me to breathe.
A neighbor g;-ve me aevernl done*
of Dr. King's New Dl*rovery which
brought great relief. The doctor
said 1 wan on the verge of pneu
monia, but to rortinue with the
Dipeovery. I did bo and two hot-’
ties completely rured me." Dae
only thia quick, safe, reliable medi
cine for roughs, colda, or any
throat or lung trouble. Price 50c
r.od $1.00. Tri»1 bntM# free. Guar-
a:’ eed by John M. Klein.
For Solid Gold and Silver
Jewelry Go to
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J. A. VtSTERBERG, Jewelry Store.
Main Street, Next Door to New Postoffbe.
WALTERBORO, B. C.
HACIEI lANDFAlTDIINI
COMPANY.
0UOCKS8OR8 TO
To Wulwtilheie.
I aw a contestant In The Preae
and standard'* Great Popularity Vot c UA/^iriTD A C/Vlu
lr*v Conteet. and ask all my friends UtU. 5. <St
and the subscribers of this paper to
vote far me. I can assure von
that ao one would appreciate your
vote* wore thru 1 would. v>
Thanking you ic advance, I am
gratefully yours.
Kata Preacher.
Ruffin, 8. C.. Jan. I.
HEARD IN WALTKRHORO.
Dad
Ills
For a sprain you will find Cham
berlain'C Liniment excellent. It
allays the pajn. removes the sore-
neee, and soou restores the parts to
a healthy ee*dlttoe. II and 50 ceit daughter, of Williams,
batttua tor Mia by all dealer^. j town Ifci
irks •Wmaaa—Kldaey
Ciorrcrted.
All ov*r Walterboro you hear It.
‘Dorn's Kidney Pills are keening up
the pood work, curing weak kid
neys, driving away backache, cor
recting urinary Hla. Walterboro
people fe tclllrg of K »d backs
made sound again. You can be
lieve the testimony of your own
townspeople. / The* tell It for the
benefit of you who are Buffering
If your brek acbea. if y^u feel
lame, sore ar«d miserable, |f the
klf^eya act too frequently, or pas
sages are 'painful, scanty r.id off
color, use Doan's Kidney Pills, the
remedy that has helped so msnv
of your fr'endft and ne1ehbn»-a. Fol
low this Walte’-boro citlaer'a ad-
v|c«* and give Doan's a chrnce to
do "he fop vo"
R. F. Haltord, Wichman streo*.
Wa^crberp. 5 s C., ®»va; | pon«-M-
o- ''onn’* *^'«*npy Pt|l« a valnahle
, <!d , -'y medicine r"d do ndt h'*s'-
•**te to ropnmr"''nd them for tbo
-•lirooppn fpr r-bicb “thoi* Jo |n-
tend'd. I hrve taken this nrep-r-
■<i r . frr •-•d-’cy conmlslrt r.od
J o and have been gre^tlv ben
••fitted."
For rnto ^w alt dealers Price 50
e«nt*, Foster-Milbnrn Co
Vew York, sole agents for the ITnl
ted $tate*. . i
Pememher tbe name—Doan’s—
*nd take no other.
WE:' MANUFACTURE
Doors Sash ooi Bliols
Columns and Balusters; Grillet
and Ornaments; Screen Doom
Windows.
WE DEAL IN
Glsss, Sash Cord and Weight:
CHARLES! ON. S C
A* Maatino Straal,
CM ARLBSTON, B R
«f ARffiLB AND
QDANITC WORKS .
M unljuucii-Curwin.
5.—Special: A
marriage of consderable Interest
took place in our community Sun
Islandlor. Feb.
Hr*
Send For PrlceB,
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V Beach
ns m a«
F«t4*hUgh«*d in 1704.
Oldewt Firm In Amo
n. A. WALKER
M'ss Wrltie Kinsev,
who
«*MN» Kewenl.
. . ,— , We will give one hundred dol-
Mi«b if < ar *° n and I*-« reward for proof to convict the
Miss Paulli-e Murdaugh were mar- _
rled at the home of the bride* par- per * on or h* r » onB who have been
ents, Mr. and Mrs Preacher Mur- ruling wire fenciif ou any of our
daugh. The ceremony wi s per-,, lands.
Puffslo b > R« v •» J• Williams. . L H. Willis.
; Mr. (’arson is a prominent farmer i, r h r. vviiii-
and merchant of this place. The . '. 1 ’
; bride is a young lr<iy of many ad- A A
1 mliable traits of character, who CotUgevllle. 8. C’.. Feb. 5. 1912. °
has many friends to wish h«r well. ] —
They will reside at Isiandton. Do you know that more real dan
ger lurks in a common cold than
Is t«'ach-
i- at.ii. . . There la no better medicine, made in ary other of the minor ailments?
lx at \5inir.ms now. was in town for colds than Chamberlain's Cough The safe way is to take Che-mber-
saturday. Remedy. It acta on nature’s plar% lain’a Cough Remedy, a thoroughly
* • • • rallevea the lunga> opens the ae- j^alUblu^preparation. aad rid yoar-
Mr«. D. 8 Msxev, and JitCe erbtions, aids expectoration, aad self of the cold as ouiekly at poo-
.. . were in routoroa the syatoua to * Wealthy slblo. Thia reanedy to for agfe |v
•vtoap. condlUoa. Tot salt by aR goal ora, all
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