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t A ' (I -<2TW‘ 'it'A" RAHD1B0, Wlimaoio, -RIM SISOOL DEPARTMENT- i ■ ■» • • ^ Miu Georgia Ackerman COUNTY RURAL SCHOOL SUPERVISOR Teachers and pupllo, please take note of the premium*, offered for the beat work In the different de>* partmente of achqpl work to be ex hibited. In the county fair. For some reasons It would seem better .'to hare premiums other than money; but since we could not know which contests would be entered by most of the schools, It seemed best to of fer only cash prices. In each de partment where two premiums seem «d advisable, the fint Is two dol lars ar«d the second one dollar. In those requiring only one prize, that is a first prize of two dollars. So man? premiums are possible to each contestant in the athletic games and races, that the first prize in ervh is made one dollar, and the second, half that sum. I hope a groat mr.ny of the schools will enter these contests with Interest, and the determination to win. Then we shall have some fine work to exhibit. The public schools of other courses are do ing s'ork of this kind—why should not Colleton do as well? Teachers, ; don't allow Just a few schools to j be the only competitors. Let your school show as good work ss say. .and take several first premiums, j Already some'excellent drawings rce available, and assurances have , come that., some of' the teachers Jare entering heartily into the plan ;o have work exhibited. I More and more, everywhere, the schools are giving at'^ntion to the ' things that make up the every-day life of the country, the occupations that fit men and women for life. PUNT ■ ■ m)> CALL LSKCKD TO MEMBERS OF STATE ASSOCIATION. ALL INVITED TO ATTEND Every One Interested la Betti Crops Oat pal Asked to be at Meeting Otiobtr 30. Or«e teacher, a live, encrrgcMc one says, “I shall be glad to do anything that will help to mr.ke tho school exhibit a success. Arothcr is planning r-’ready though school has net opened,' to begin work for a library, too. Let others express the inter"«t they feel in the building up of die 'community r-s well as the s'liool. It will help to arouse some oth er. Card from Capt Way. To the Democratic Voters of Col leton County: Please allow me to thar.k you for your vote given me on August 27th. Believe me, I have no ill will towards anyone. I shall ir the future as in the pr«t, meet all men with a hearty handtiiake. I •hall never be a candidate a grin for any*office In the gift of tho people of this county, but shall al ways try and help to elect the best met* for office f.nd to expose any wrong doing in any office In the county. Agrin I thank you. I cfteTi wonder where we are at or where we will land—I mean In the actions of the State Executive committee. Why don’t they „ come out and declare Blease the nominee for g9vernor? The primary has m> decreed and there Is no power to take It away from him, except tho doing awry with the primary sys tem of romtnating our officers and when you do that you will dierupt the democratic party of South Car olina. With designing men, and we would have znr.ny, the negro wouid bold the balance of power in the State. Why will we tamper wPh the rights of Men? Blease has ne ' er leen ray choice for governor, but as he has been re-nomina*ed by & TUR-Jority of the people as a good democrat, submit. That there was fraud used no one will doubt. Our courts are open, bring the guil ty parties to trirJ and punish them. 'But by cJl means let ourr political machinery) go on. Itiat our primary laws are rot as they ought to be the Legislature should throw more safeguards around it or it will soon be a thing of the past. Then again, what about attorney gener al? There was to be or should be a second primary for that office. The general election will soon be here. It looks to me that* the politcial clouds are gathering thick er a4 the <frys go by, but we are hoping for a brighter day *0 como O. W. Way Walterboro. Oct. 1. •a Dmt 4s k. leo—Wirs GoMm Kr* ATTENTION! EVERYBODY! 4 - We invite you to inspect our line of ffcjl and winter Merchandise, such rs Try gooes and Notions Mens. ^ ou hs, Dcys a d Childrens ready Made clothing. Ladies and * f'-pks, and Sweaters. Also a complete line of outings. We also invite special attention to our line of Shoes for men and women. We also have one of the very best lines of childrens school shoes. Islandton Mercantile Company Columbia, Sept. SO. — Special; The South Carolina Plant Breeder association will be organized at a meeting of fr-mer* here in the Sta'1 library at 6 o'clock on the after noon of Oc'oberr 30. * The call for the meetir«s of the farmers ha* been issued by E. J. Watson,, commission er of agriculture, and J. Swintoi Whrle}», H. Eugene Fant and A. \Y Brabham, well known fanner* of ’-he The following call has been issue', to the farmer* of the State* "To the fr-rmer* of South Caroli na: We address tbis call to you bellevir«g that eveiy crop now be- | ing trrown in Sooth Carolina can be loytroved In quality and average yic, iper aero, that the grade of thes | Crop* can be so raised a* to In crease their market value; that the plant* car- be made more pro ductive r.nd more resistant to the j vicissitudes of the seasons and con- 1 sequently add to the Income of ev ery man who tills the soil. We are convinced that these changes mu<t be brought about by intelli gent sclortion of seed ar«1 of pr.r- ent plants, and by careful plan: breeding. “We know that the tidewater rice planter* on our roast hr-ve so improved Carolina rice that it holda first rank in the world’* mar ket*. We know tiiat the Sea 1st land plarvers have so improved long Lstrade cotton as to make it a clo*' rival to silk. We know that 'h»rre* were not made altogether by. rharre, by climate or by soil conditions, but by pers :> verr-’vee in plant breeding and in seed selection We k'ow that the upland* of thi* State are new producing staple cot-, ion that demand* a hradsom’e pr»- { •ilium, another achievement of plant breeding, but this cottcn la aa ye‘ ( far from perfect. “TTie proposition of plar»* brecd- itu* offers* <rr> Ians? an arenc. for operations r-ri efforts of any one mao, and realising the necessity for such, work, we call npoa progressive fanners from every section of the ‘ ?tr.te to Joir* in the formation of s State Plant Breeders* r-vsocistlon which shall be an organization hav Ing for Its sole aim and purpaaa the improvement of such plants aa grow on South Carolina farms. * We have therefore, deemed It orop-r to issue this call for a meet Ing to be held ip Columbia s* 6 p. m . on October 34. during the ap pro an u g State fr4r, at which time a permanent organization caa rvi • V -W V ^ * * S // , yy a / i ■ T 5. #> / $10 a Year with diis ! Islandt n. L'cuth Carolina | b? effe« :€d for carrying ©u,i j above outlined plan*. “We would thank th.- prer« the -“oe • aid us r- hias parties interested. -•E. J. Watson. “J Swinv.i Vhsi'y “H. Eugen® Fan?. “A. W. B*sohara “ th» of BUY A PETALUMA BUY A PETALUMA CHICKENS ARE RAISED PROFITABLY The Petaluma Way Send for Catalogs NOW. Get an ea-ly start. POULTRY IS MONEY SPECIAL OFFER GENUINE WHITE INDIAN RUNNER DUCKS THE 20TH CENTURY EGG MACHINES Over 250 Pure White Eggs a year. Dry land ducks. Breeding birds $5 00 each on a limited number—$15 00 per trio. Send your order at ome. Petaluma Incubator Company Petaluma, Cali. 112 No. Delaware St. Indianapoli*. Ind. SOUTH BEND WATCHES. 1 here is no more reliable watch on the market than the SOU TH BEND. I have them anil sell them under the very best of guarantee. FINE REPAIRING A SPECIALTY J. A. WESTERBERG, Jewelry Store Main Street, Next Door to New Postoffise .. WALTERBORO, S. 0. When you have a bad col you want the boat medicine oh'ain**ble so as to cure It with as little <l"lay as possible. Here i* a druggi*?'* op- ir»'.on: “I have sold Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy for fifteen years,** says Enos Loliar of Saratoga Ind., “and consider It the beat on the I market.*' For sale by all dealer* hTATEMEVT OF THE OWNER- KIP, MANAGEMENT. <1K«TU ATION ETC! of The Press and Standard, pub- listed weekly ax Walterboro. 8. C. required by the act of August 34. 1*12. NOTE—This watement is to be made in duplicate, beth copies to be delivered by the publisher to the postmaster, who will send one copy to the TNiird Assistant Poat- mPiSter General (Division of Classi fication). Washington. D. €., and retain the other In tho files of the post office. Nemo and Ad dree* of Editor, W. W. Smoak. Walterboro, 8. C. Managing Editor. W. W. Smoak, Wt ItcrSoro, <* C. Business Mroagers, W. W. Smoak, Walterboro. 8. C. Publisher. W. W .‘imoak. Walker- boro, 8. C. W. W SMOAK, Edi'or. Sworn to and fubscribed before io-> this 30th day of Sept. 1913. R. L. Fraser. (L S.) Notary Public. •-? C. Saves Ie*g of IV*y. .“It seemed that my 14-year old I boy would have to lose hi* leg. on icccunt of nn ugly ulcer, caused bp & bad bruise,” wrote P -F How ard, Aquone, N. C. “All remedies and dt>ctors treatmer< failed till we tried Bncklen’s Amka Salve, end cured him with one box." Cures burn*, boils, skin eruption*, piles. 2Sc. at Jno. M. Klein s You may now have some other range in your kitchen. Never mind that. You can not afford to put up with its wastefulness and discomfort any longer. Come to us and we will put in a Favorite Range that will positively save from $5 to $10 every year on fuel bills alone. Favorites are built from the best materials. They practical ly abolish repair cost—and contain features you would expect to pay $15 to $20 extra for, although they are given you without any addition^ al cost. • • -• a J * m Such features as the ventilated oven—evenly heated—that insures perfect baking, Heat indicator that enables you to control the oven tem perature. A sectional lid for small utensils. A cast flue back that will not wear out in 25 years. A glass oven door, giving full view inside the oven. Accurate, tight fitting of the registers and doors—insuring com plete control of the fire at all times and maximum economy in the use of fuel. Vi Favorites are built on the unit system—with interchangeable parts. Tell us your requirements—we will build a range for you that will exact ly suit your needs. With all these advantages, Favorites cost no more than theordinary kind. Why not throw out that misfit cook stove in your kitchen? Learn the Favorite Way of eliminat ing waste, worry and work. 1. WICHM1N & SON Pound of Solid Fesh Vi V o Money Positively Refunded If This Scientific Treatment Fails to Do All That is Claimed for It SAMOSE, a Concentrated Flesh Forming Food, the Only Remedy Known for Thinness— Builds Up the Thin and Weak, Brings Back the Rosy Blush of Health to Pale Cheeks Rounds Out the Scrawny Form and Gives the Beauty Lines of Plumpness. TO PALE, THIN PEOPLE. Offer to Pay for Hamose if It Doea Not Make Thin Folks Fat. '•Si. Pale, thin people era stmpl)' suf fering from want pf nourishment They may eat enough, but their too Is not. properly digested and does them no good. Samoa*, the remarkable flesh forming food, should be used by all who are pale weak, and thin. It mlRfiea with the food and aids a»- slmllaUon, so that when taken for a short time nature will soon assert her normal powers, and the food that la eaten will give strength and good flesh. Bamoeo la a scientific fleeh-form- Ing food that restores the thin and scrawny to their proper weight Bad fllla the weak and debilitated with rigor andvltallty. The woman who longs for rosy cheeks and the plumpness of beauty should use Samose. The man who wants to be strong and well and gain health and good floxh will hav his • desires accomplished by Sa- mose. Su h remarkable result.* have fol lowed the use of Samosc that Jno. M. Klein the drurgle?, 1* willing to pay for the treatment if It does not give the desired results. They make this offer generally and want all who are thin, weak or out of health to get a box of Samose on those terms. Price SO cents. THE FATNKM8 OF HEALTH. KamoMD Fills Out tho Curves and Makes Thin People Fat. If you are thin your health Is not what It should be. If you are losing weight , stadlly theer Is something wrong that should be at tended" to at once. You cannot be baaltby and strong If you are thin. This makes the thin and scrawny plnmp and robust; it mixes with th food so that all of the elements tha make solid bone, firm muscle and good flesh are thoroughly assimilat ed and retained in the ayatem. Samose is not a drug or a stimu lant; It la a scientific flesh-forming food that restores thin people to a normal condition of good healthy flesh. There are thousands of unhappp nervous, thin people who would loo and feel entirely different if they were only fat ami plump. Ix>t them use Samoue and they will soon no tice remarkable results, These statements are confirmed by Jno. M. Klein. The druggist of fers to refund the money to anyone buying and using Samose who does not gain In weight ss promised. The A LIBERAL OFFER. ^ „ Anyone Caa Try Hanoae. the Re markable Flesh- Forming Food. When two of tha leading drugista In Walterboro tall you that thay have a preparation on which thay will refund your money if It’dona not do all that la claimed for It It shows that the article most have unusual merits, it Is la this way that Jno. M. Klein the druggist sail Samose, tha remarkable fleah-form- Ing food. • This great discovery 1 la desired to work a great revolution In treating tha thin, tha weak and the sick. % There can be no doubt that It helps people who aro weak and sick ly, who are tired and who kavo, . poor digestion, restoring them quid ly to health and strength, and In creasing the weight so that life la a pleasure and a joy. Hamose mixes with the ordinary^ foods and elds digestion; It extracts from the foods that you eat tho flesh-forming and strength-giving elements, building np the tissues and the general health. Anyone can get a 50 coot box of » - - - __ ^ - —. **••.* vs sag c«n a ou coni Do* of risk is all thelra. the thin and scrav this remarkable flesh-forming food ny can buy Hamose at Jno. M. knowing that their money will bo Klein’s More with the knowledge refunded if It does not increase that If It Is not successful it will weight and restore the systems to cojt absolutely nothing. ‘ health. & C^ottejppville Bchorf to Oprw. - f The quickest and most effective Ramady for loosening tho phlegm, re Hewing irritation and caring anyi oongh or sold is Bloodlne Cough Checker. t-ll-3m. A 50 cent bottle of Bloodlne Rheumatic Liniment will Inst long er than the moot aggravated cose of ■ore throat. A moot effective rem edy for cold on chest, croup, et£. 9-11-3 m. , RUFFIN SCHOOL OPEN/). h ~ Aanpit-iou* Opening of ScJtool Under Prof. Kiaher. * Ruffin, Oct. 7—Special: v The Ruffin sc hoof bra hod a most aus picious opening, quite a number of _ . patrons and visitors were present The CotUgevlIte Graded school!. I to witness a most noble and lr«^pir- Miss Helen E. Malone, princfpal. Ing work begin. The bright smiles rill begin its neat seeeion Monday, sad intelligent feats that greeted 14th Inst. This is on* of the teachers on their arrival seemed the leading schools In Colleton conn- to at once fill them with great fy and will employ for this term a hope and encouragement. Tho en- facuity of three teachers. This roHmeot la larger sad a moot aAmir will make MJae Malone's third Mo optflt maallBUI on part of year os principal of this a^ool Prof. J. F. Riuher. who graduated A song wa* *ung r.r<I then Prof, from The Citadel in 1810 is our , Rleher reed a chapter In the Bible competent prlnciprJ and Ml** EiwIeiBnd had prayer »-» - - ' Bryan, his as*l»tant. With their unity In tho work and tho co-opera- tior> of both patrrone rod trustees, I feel that our town can boost of os good a school m Colleton affords The teachers took all the students out on the campus and after grading them, thay wore marched In, In double file, tho first grndo In the lead. After ranchIr.j their respective pBoceo, they were fully ooartaced that they ware con fronted with a fallen eportunity for the tettsrmint of thsm selves. Prof. Risher mode a short talk, mainly In reference to school work md hi* way of teaching. He spoke fluently In regesds to teacher acid pupil, stating that his only rule, “obedience.” was very .. easy to keep in mind, after lore reigned supreme in the school -room. May this school term of 1112-12 be mark ed with perfect if r »•* 1 ! 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