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Department of i s-: SCHOOL IMPROVEMENT t-: t r / * a ^ CONLUCTEO BY * MISS H. E. MALONE COMMUNICATIONS FROM SCHOOLS SPUCTTED I i CMM-ilfe la MatorfJljr very ree- MMuiro to ooter influences. The child taken a keen Interest In the ehaafe of the seasons. He exults •like la the snow of January and the first flower of spring. Taking everything la its turn he finds (as the CresAor intended) all very good* Boch natural feelltgs and inter ests of the child convey a hint. They are an invaluable means of broadening his life and enriching his personality^ The wise teacher will cherish and cultivate them by all means. There la a two-fold reason for at tention to nature and nature-study in the school-room: first, to awakec* in the tlm minds of our children the poetkrsense, oftentimes dormant, but never, perhaps, even in the case of the dullest, "wholly lacking. • And. accord, by carefully planned nature lessons, though merely oral and comparatively de- fultory, we may sow the seeds which shall develop lator on in the boys or girl’s devotion to some scientific interest. I know l young Charlestonian who is today quite an authority on birds. His interest In this subject dates back to his not very far distaU school days when c teacher he loved used to talk to her pupils about birds, and encouragb them to notice the differ ent species that they saw around end their haibtts. It is a good practice to take a few minutes occasionally/o call the attention of the children to what Is going on f'bout them in tbart vast realm of Mother Nature where nothing is small or .Insignificant. To encourage them to watch for the ecrliest snowdrop or L-ercissus in February, to go abroad for Jessa mines and crab-apple blossoms to make their school room sweet and becutiful; to note the first sound of the whippoorwill in spring. Snch things have a wonderfully refining and ennobling influence. They ex clude lower and baser pleasures. Th*y are in a high degree, educa tive. It has been found in some pr-rts of our State that children- take a great deal of Interest In a school garden; or If that is not practicr-ble in a window garden, or even in a few potted plants in the school room. Sometimes it has proven* a good plan to givo ouch child a plant for which ka la raopoadblo, which he may eoaaldcr his This, It will be easily seen, practical advantaces. apart from the mere esthetic value. But at all everts let us. fop the children's sake, have flowers iu our school rooms. The training of an Immor tal being is a many-sided teak. It is worth all we can do, the best we cat* do. % ^ Lodge, Feb. 17.—Specialf The Lodge High school music pupils re cently gave a fine musteeL Moat of the music pupils are beginner* but all did well. Miss Dixie Robertson, of Virginia, our music teacher played soma sple did numbers which were enjoyed by all. Prof. Melton, principal of the school gave a nice talk during the evening. There wee a large crowd present, and good behavior. The cor-fidence with which the music pn pits played, is *a proof that Miss Dixe is a fine teacher. *- She ' as about fifteen pupils her class. Another recital will given soon. Eugenia. .n be Georgius Pniag Struge New liquid And Get W< K I.. , X Are State la 8a great has been the success of the famous new Root Juice medl- dee in Atlanta dnrlne the past few weeks, that people alTover the state hare become interested and reports df remarkable experiences are be ginning to come from all directions. Among the latest and moat r markable easee that have been brought to light is that of Miw. E. Storm, a well-known resident of Ms rtmts. (is., who has for over six years suffered from stomach and kidney trouble end whom eight doc- He Won’t Limp Now. «>« and a number of different med No more limping for Tom Moore | speaking . .. ! of the strange experience- with of Cochran. Ga. "I bad a bad sore j the Koo| Juiot . treatment, Mrs. on my instep that nothing seemed ( Storm said: “My appetite was to help till I used Bucklen’s Arnica poor, my food would not digest end ‘I suffered frightfully. Gas would Salve." he writes, “but this won derful hea-ler soon cured me.” Heals running sores, ulcers, boil*, bruises, ectema <)r burns, cuts, piles. Try It. Jno. M. Klein's. Only 25 cents at APPLYING THEM 15 LIKE PIANTIN6 DOLLARS INTERSTATE FERTILIZERS tre made of plant foods, so mixed Sat the food is available to the 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. {V *»\ crop 'Thunin lies the skill of mixing fertilizers. . r r ““k* these fertilisers as accurately a* a druggist coapouds a doctor's prescription. The analysis on every bag is lived np ta There U no gaum wock—no myetery. It is but the result of scientific mixing. We most know whet era the beet sources of plant food*—which are quickly available—which are slower—which ere slowest. Kti * * &e known exactly what >•/?*. V -.7 .'v5;L m M F-.x-v: crop—the amount of plant foods that they require. It would be otter watte to apply certain plant foods open cer tain sous for certain crops. So we have INTERSTATE FERTI LIZER. for each crop that the South grows. The needed elements are sup plied. The fertiliser it tuited to the soil and crop. . And that it why INTERSTATE FERTILIZERS are winning prestige everywhere—why they are causing in creased yield*. Our booklet would prove interesting to you. It tells of our tested formulas for Southern crops. Write for it to-day and the name of our nearest dealer. form in my stomach and cause belching. Sometimes I would be come sick at the stomach aid fre quently suffered from headaches. 1 bad sevtre bcckarhea and pains over my kidneys. I was weak, run could not sleep. When 1 began* to down and nervous and at times I hear so much r-bout the new Root Juice treatment 1 decided'to try it ai d now. after using only two bottles, I find Myself greatly booe- f it ted. I am beginning to feel fine For the first time in four years I am able to work about the hoi I certainly do not regret cay mon ey 1 spent for this great medictae for the two bottles I used have dome more for mo. than all tbo doctors sad medicines I tried in* eight yean Another remarkable case is that of Mr. Joseph Bradoer of Jackson, Ga., whose slgaed statement says that after usiag two bottles of the Jalee. rheumatism left him, the swelling disappeared and he feel* better thaa for Reports similar to these coming from all parts of the State seems to prove beyond all doabt that tho medicine la effecting wonderful Its la caasu of rhoai kidneys, backache, headaches, nervousness. Indigestion, belching, loss of appetite, pains after meals ac.d c. her symptoms of week or disordered stomach, liver, kidneys or bowels It can be obtained of any well st'Wkcd drv*girt aid in view of the great benefits hundreds of suf ferers are deriving every day it would seem cdvisable for home peo ple who seek a speedy cure to give it a tborough trial. M Interstate Chemical Corporation. CHARLESTON, SOUTH CAROLINA Rounds Out the Scrawny Form and Gives the Beauty Lines of Plumpness. TO PALE, THIN* PEOPLE. THE FATNESS OF HEALTH. Offer to Pay for Samoae if It Doe* j SanKM*e Fills Out llie Curves Not Make Thin Folks Fat. j Makes Thin People l al. ami Pale, thin people are sltnplv sef- fering from want of nourishment If you are thin your health L rot whr.t it should be. If you are i-uu- TJiey may eat enough but their foo hf hta(|! , th<M , r lt) is not properly digested and -.oes them no goou. something wrong that should be nt- Saiuose, the remirkable • flesh- : tended to ;»t once. Yu i * aitnot be forming food, should be used by :•'! ; health*.* find rung u v. i are thin, wlro are pal.- v..ak. ■ > 1 «» - JM - r . mingles wi.h th* food and ..ids • > ; Bimllation. so that when* ta robust r roiXta uitb th a short UBn* nature \\:U t- -•». ' ' *d so tba* all < f her normal powers, . tlu* i r.; he solid bon f:r that to eatao will give strength id J d fl h re good fieeh. 4 d and retained i *h Samose is a r i -ntifie ’ia j^->rn- i Same <• : it •; a di ing food that resiores the.rl'in :r.d Unt;^!' is a ci. ntii. scrawny to their protxT v y':’ t »d I f ? ■ f ' fills' the. wt»cl< and d* hi itft<’’ci wlti* [ - rormal eoad.L m o rigor andvltali The wttnii.n who btngs V - i'\’ cheek« a''the plu; ft iess of beaut;, should use Samose. The man who wants to be strong and well and f-iin health and Kv<> 1 J h vij} it hjs desires accomplished by Ra mose. Such remarkable results have fol lowed the use of Samose that Jno. M. Klein the druggist, is willing to pay for the treatment if It does not give the desired results. They mske this offer generally and want *11 who are thin, weak or out of health to get s box of Samose on those terms. Fries M cents. . ■ A LIBERAL OFFER. Anyone Can Try Sannea*. the Ite- tuurkahlc Flesh-Forming Food. When two of the leading druglstt in Walterhoro tell you that they have a preparation on which they will refund your money if it tlo**s not do ai! that i- elainu-d f«>r it i, shows tVat the article lansi fa uni^u.-i! t'-rits. It-J.. .u tl... w;o that Jno. M. Klein the drug.i-t .-‘-11 ‘'attiD.se, the remark..hie fU- ‘ :'t>rri- .nv food. , / 'i bis ;r. it di >■< • r*. HEARD IN WALTKKIMHtO. Dry Goods at and Below Cost e We beg to call the attention of our friends to the fact that we have sold most of our Dry Goods at and below cost There are many bargains yet to 0* ^ ^ be had and we are anxious to see you get more than •. a 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 closing ouf this line and at present do not intend to order more. You will be surprised and pleased at the figures we submit We now occupy building next door to E. R. McTeer. - __ *■ Cadi Mercantile Company M. a GRUBER, Manager MB For Solid Gold and Silver Jewelry Go to -*i L A A. WOIKR—, Jewelry Store. Main Street, Next Door to New Foatoflce. WALTmnofto, a. a lACIEt UNUFAlTUlINf COIPANY, 8U00SS80R8 TO GEO. S. HACKER & SON Armnd Weeks. Weeks, Feb. H.—Bpectal: The rosde in this section sre in an ! awful bsd condition, almost impas sible. Csnnsdy’s Bridge baa been impassible for nearly two months. I see some lumber is being put on *th« spot for repetrs. wbicb we all hope will be made soon. The corps of civil engineers who were surveying the Edlsto riv er from Orangeburg to Jacksonbo- ro had to stop on account of high water a month ago. They h&ve got ten down to the Weeks ferry bridge. They state it is 62 miles from the ferry bridge to Orange burg by water. They will begin work again as soon as the water j goe.- down. The Halsey Lumber Company ha . erected a lumber plant just across the river at .the Weeks old ferry. —*— ,11 ' ■■■■— ■ "■i ' . ' ~ . intton piek'i-K le low about dote ___ ^ _ __ sroued Weeks Pound of Solid Flesh Daily 1 E'Xtf-n-HH in hie tew field. We sre sorry to io^> such t- neighbor as Mr. Pst- Money Positively Refunded If This Scientific Treatment Pails to Do All *• on * of oor ^ ciu ' That is Claimed for It. , L UOW have about 30 members. SAMOSE, a Concentrated Flesh Forming Food, the Only^Remedy Known for Thinness— | of^feoksfar^s^nding*ap*^ petition 1 for every day service. Builds Up the Thin and Weak, Brings Back the Rosy Blush of Health to Pale Cheeks UmALamm rrotcssMHBi wooccs* H .It PADUHTT. WE MANUFACTURE Doots Sash asd Blinds Columns and Balusters; Grillei and Ornaments; Screen Doors Windows. WE DEAL IN Glsss, Sash Cord and Weights CHARLESTON, S C. c 52 Mmatina Str««t, CMARLB8T0N, 8 0 •flAROLI AMD QRANiTB wonne. and Prompt Atteatlom ta All WALTKBBORO, 8. C. orrioa or Dp. A. J, Andopaon DENTAL SURGEON Office Hours: • • P» w ^ Mu 0PPO8ITB Farmers ami Marohaatt Bank. 'Phone lOOn. ^ WALTXRBORO. 8. O ■ H. T. BUCK SB, 0 DENTAL SURCgON I have reopened my dental office, and have —printed with me DR. JOHN H. a BAKER. All work ftao a prompt attention, x Office next Terry A Shaffer’* O Store. Office Honra: 8.80 am to S p. m. 8 to 6 p. m. Tpone No. 87a. 'Wshltmrboro« 8 O I will give my views as to the K«li»to for a boet line in the near future If you will give me space. w. c. n ib«*i Hark** **t n >n x—kidney III** t’orrerled. • All over Walterboro you hear it. !><• n'e Kidney i’ills are keeping up the good work, i-nring a<ak ki<l- n vr. driving away hat knehe. eor- r* • ’ ng urlnar> 111*. WaJterboro \ c i<le r-re tel!if g « t I d b^ k* n <* round • n A’oti !"•- lii • the test;* m> of yodr own ♦--v i speepie. 7! • > t< A ‘t f«*e tl * • « of you who are sufferltn: ’ j oor 1: ! tcheg, f you f I , for* i- :■*< r if A L I «-*■ . f - . rw—- iiiiiMB i FIRE INSURANCE PHONE 21X OR WRITE J. D. vonLehe, Agent HARTFORD A ^TNA FIRE 1 INSURANCE CX)IIPANIES. Will insure improved country dwell- nigs and furniture, store building* and merchandise stock. JOHN H. HITK.H. • HL’UGEOX-DKNTfHT. EHItHAKDT, 8. C. ft P‘ are t Iiom ruTYi/ii . t^ui prop . , feel (?j!iri-l> * ’.i 1 ; i ;« i j •). Ixtt th- ii us<- Samoee atid they will hocu tuA- tlr<- remarkable results. These siatenients are eonfitTned by Jnu. M. Klein. The drugglat of fers to refund the money to anyone buying and using Samose who does not gain In weight as promised. The risk Is all theirs, the thin and acrav ny ran buy Samose at Jno. M. Klein’s store with the knowledge that If It is not successful it will cost absolutely nothing. <■ is desired to work a s ;reat revolution i.i treatirg . rN^ tht» thin, the weak and th si \. < TvTiiere «an i.e ;■ > <!ouht thji y - - 1 •' ' - • |-!-«° V !;e fitV W I:' * . ly. ^’o are tir ed d ii-> l ■ i % r- • / ■■ ■■ ■• >, i orlng them < who .* -nld lo > ‘ l.y/if't hi-iiTtii and cirv« ' ' . ai d jj. Ilffe-ent i! t»u*ck»/r« using the "weight so that life is j a pleabUjjg :t»d a joy. Samose hilxes wfhh the ordinary j foods and aids dige-.dlon; It extraets • fromthe foods that yon eat the flprtr-fcjrTning and strength-giving I eimentb, huilding up the tissues aq t the general health. * i < » i fit y iu« - > s ■ <i i!"' . - >e to re^or e d th* in ' for the f)OMs fr * - h ’ ‘i their use ’ti- »'*d. 1 h.•»^ • tak a this prepar- for kidr.-; eomplain* &ini '•haehe and !utv< '-‘-en gr*-atly ten efi‘. ted.” K<ir sale by all dealers. Price f>9 Anyone can get a 5h cent box of cents. Foeter-Milburn Co., Buffalo this remarkable flesh-forming food knowing that their motiejr win be refunded If it does riot increase weight and restore the systems to health. New York, sole agents for the Uni ted States. Remember tbo name—Doan’s— and take bo other. 1 J ' f - wv a nd For .■Hr t !*«; V R ich r :** - »rni» os of * “ »!i / -»* t>lis j M 1 OUiesC J inn j(^f Americs CL A. WALKED THE BAILEY-LEBBT CO C. E. DURANT Civil Fnjr’r^ind IjinH Survevo WiU.be in Walterboro at n. Ack erm.tn’s on Saturday and ali ot’a- r da)s when n< at work in field. 'Vhone No. 77^. UBBER ROOFIN<^> CHARLESTON, S*C H- re i- a of hope and good *1" t fi’ni;: Mr.- •< J .Martin, Is)'Hi'* Mill, \«‘id is t.e moib*-r If ei. h-e, n eJtildre! Mrs Martin was cured of stomach tiiufhie and jcoii.-i jiation by I'hamberhiin's Tab le' aft» r fivf-*-''fhiV;- of suffering, i.i-.ml now recomin**fids th*-.se tablets to tin* public Sold by all‘dealers. Mrs. .1 (’. McLeod wap at homo f(» her friends on Wednesday af- ternoon frotn four to six Tbo guests of honor were four brides of the past year, vie: Mewdames Ice land Law, J. M. Richardson, Leon W. (’oker, and Frank Rogers, Jr., of Florence.—Hartsvllle Messenger.