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% - r > r - ! ! f I : ^ fHE PBEBS AMD STANDARD, WALTERBOR 0,8. C. 28,1913. vip ^pmsHtso lifT. t: PUBLISHED EVERY WED NESDAY. \ THE PRESS AND STANDARD, INC. R. M JEFFER^EH, CLAUDE A. GRAVES, v Editor. Editor. AvMoriatc RegUtered at the Porto flic® in Wal- torboro, S N C., as aocond-cialD mail mattrr. SUBSCfUPTlOM RATES: year W-OO itha. PHONE 10a. ADVERTWKHK.NTS: Space rates baaed upon, amount of Space to be used in a year as follows: 100 to 2S0 incbe^ ..If cents SIO to 500 inches. .....*-. .14 cents 100 to 1000 inches. 12 cents 1000 or more Inches.. \ . .10 cents VnuMient Rate: 26 cents per inch. Legal Advertisements: Strictly legal Rnte. % ’ * Rates: One cent a word for each insertion; No adver- t* semen t taken for leas than 26 cents. ? .' Locals sad Readers: 6 cents line each insertion. One cent n word. Newr items of deaths published free. WEDNESDAY. MARCH 26TH, 1013. CLASSIFIED ADS. FOR SALE. Always on hand, a full line of up-to-date Buggies, prtOea, and wruM rifi *. WaUyrnoio Li 'S Vu* k and Vehicle Co. Wo still hare Seed Irish Potatoes, Cobblers and Bliss, H. W. Black, Jr. Big Line of Negliges Skirts, just received H. W. Stock. Jr Ktoia’a . Worm Powdur. for horses, gives satisfaction, 26 cents. We are headquarters for Battle Axe Shoes, None better H. W. Black, Jr. Bird Seed and Bird Gravel, at Klein’s. . „ New Pattern Hats, Spring Soi?*. at Mrs W. Black's. Good coffee, 18c per pound. H. W. Black, Jr.. Rexall Fountain Pens at a dollar are guaranteed to be as good as the Best, Walterboro Drug Co. For Farm Wagons, buy the best/’ The Russell.^ Walterboro Live k and Vehicte Co. KHen’a Sasaparllla. Spring Tonic and Blood Builder, 60 cents. Imported Ale, Sparkling Beverage, at Klein'a. o e e AT'THE CHURCHES. BETHEL MBTHODKT EPISCOPAL - CHURCH. SOUTH. WlUtom A. Vafi-j, Pastor. • HOURS OP SERVICE: Preaching every Sunday— 11 o’clock a. m.‘ 8 o’clock p. m. Sunday school, 4 o’clock p. m. Prayer meeting Wednesday even ing 8 o’clock. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH. r. Corn- Cotton Peanuts Welch’s Grape Juice, Quarts, at Klein’s.. Pints and Verdier Township H. H. Conven- . Uoa Programme. 10:30—Devotional Service. 10:45—What We Are Here For— Jaa E. Peurifoy. 11:10—The Spirit of Co-operatiou —R. M. Jefferies. , 11:30—Our Goal for 1913—Mi*s Ida M. Fishburne, Co. S. S. Sec. 11:50—-Enrollment of Delegates. Intermission.. 1:30—Statistical report of Schools shown on Chart by Townships Sec retary—Mrs E. C. Beach. 1:46—1%* Why and How of Or ganised Biole Class Work—Jas F. Rlaher. 2:15—How to Make our Sundav Schools Missionary—Rev W. A. Fairy. , / 2:4S—The Home Department— Mrs C. T. Cummings. 3:00—The Teaching of Temper ance—Miss Mattie Herndon. 3:15—"Thd New Quarter”; plans and expressions. ^ Adjournment. Rer-Pes si the First Baptist Chuck, Until fwurther notice, will be as fwol- lows: Prea.-hinp. Sercrd Funday nicht at 8 o'clock and fourth Sunday morning r at 11 o’clock and n;;ht at 8 o’clock. Sunday school every’ Sunday Morn ing,, at -1 ^o’clock. "• "A ooreRl invitation is extended to al] of thece services. SECOND BAPTIST CHURTH. B. I'. Halford. Pastor. Preaching Third Sunday morning at 11 o’clock, aud First and Third Sunday evenings. Prayer meeting every Wednesday evening. F mday School every ounday at S P. m- ' PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. Services on Second and Fonrtl Sabbaths of each month at 11 «. m. and 8 p. ra. Sabbath school every Sabbath at 4.30 p. m. KT. JUDE’S T. Bl Baker, Ree^or. 'irn FOR SALE—A client of mine has a good family korae for sale at a bargain. Apply to Jas E. Peuri foy. Walterboro, 8. C. 3-2f-lt SWEET POTATO PLANTS—‘Nancy Halls and Golden Beautya, 11.75 per thousand with guarantoed ex press rate of 26 cents per thou sand plants. Enterprise Plant Co. Meggetta, S. C. 3-2f-3t OYSTER SHELL LJME—for Pea nuts between your cotton. See Governments Bulletin No. 77. Price $7.00 per ton. f. o. b. Meg- getts, Yarn and Plant t’o. Meg getta, 3.-C. 3-26-3t FOR SALE—White Plymouth Rock j . eggf for setting. Prize winners. $1.50 per"* retting. Apply to M. C. Fishburne. 3-42-tf FOR SALE—One thousand bushel* J of Cleveland Dig Doll Cotton i seed at my farm near Ituflln. price | 60 cents per bushel. W. H. Baud- | ders, Waltqrboro, :»-12-3tp FOR SALK—Whitt Orpington ar. 1 , the Genuine Brown Leghorn Eggs for setting Apply to Dr Jnq .M. Klein. Walterboro. 3. C. FOR SALE—One huudrrd bush' Is Rutabaga Turnips, 25 cents a ba. Cheapest cow f«-e»i. Not less Otvn four bushels delivered C. M. Orate, Walterboro. 3-19-tf | FOR S.y.K—Kggs from pure bred i prize winning 3. C. Rhode Island Reds, $1.25 for la, Write or call 3. A.‘Marvin, Jr., Cure Walterboro Drug Co. 2-12-3^ Atteatioa, CoBfederate Veter: The members of Camp Heyward, No. 482, U. C. VX will please attend Annual Meeting at the Maater’s of fice on Saturday next. March 29th, at 11 o’clock .a. m. It is hoped that at least thoee who draw penaiona will Join this fime. The annual dues are only 15 cents. The State reun ion will meet at Aiken on April 21, and'the General Reunion at Chatta nooga. Tenn. on May 27-21*. By order of C. G. Henderson, „ Commander. Official. G. W. A. Rivers, adju. .a .r h. Jfcrues. Tr., of Cottagel’iiltf. bad business in town today. I ■ - BM y- WANTS. VANTKD—Chickens, eggs and home-cured hams. Highest mar ket price paid in casn. J. L. Rentz, Prop., Hotel Albert. 2-19tf LOST. -FOR RENT. FOR RENT—Two excellent offices over The Press and Standard. Ap ply at office of The Press and Standard. Inc. STOLEN—The first Monday in Feb ruary, one pointer bitch, with Orange specks and spots, name. “Bessie." She has pups at this writing. Will pay any on^* $5.00 who will tell me where she is with proof to prove same. C. Wf J > EL- LUM, Walterboro. 8. C. 3-26-21 NOTH'E, HORSE DREADERS The French Coach Stallion, Ros- bury, belonging to Dr C.-H. KsDorn will be in ”Wa!terboro from now until end of season. Record for last season, 1 Spoils out of 24. Apply to Dr C. H. EaDorn. Walter- o boro. 8. C. T5-l!»-4t Everything the Best, at Klein s. BUSINESS IOCAI.S. tf We are agents for the famou UGGETT3 Candles. Walterboro Drug Co. ' Fresh bome-made candy every day •t Grace's ’ New Pattern Hats, Spring Styles, it Mrs W. A. Black’s. Stationery, pencils, fountain pen Ink at The WAterboro Drug Co. „ A complete line of guarnateed rubber gooda at the Walterboro Drug Co. . ^ -- * New Line of Sprint Suita, give me a look. . H. W. Black, Jr. Pull line af Buggy and Wagon Harness. \V a iter boro Live Stock and Vakkic Co. Ktoln’a Blue Grass Condition Pow- 4er, the Horse Tonic, 26 ceata. YOU ARE IN NE^D, A « f / NEW SUIT * / FOR EASTER 7 One that w'U fit you just like a Tailor-made Suit. You ‘can certainly make a selec tion from our largo stock of Spring Suits for Men, Youths antl^ioys. We are the only Authorized Agents for Col leton County of the well- known firm. Sr hi ess Broth ers. the finest Clothing mak ers in America. We specially invite you to visit our store—It will save you $$$$$$ THE QUALITY A^D PRICES ARE ThE ^ BEST EVER OFFERED IN THIS COUNTY. MAKERS BALTIMORE i NEW YORK 4 - The - S. Finn Clothing Co. WALTERBORO, s. , c. - Next to Express Office -l 3 eJ»IK<Y>PAL CHURCH. p. b: r _ Services every first and third Sun days. 11 a. m. and 8 p. m. Holy Communion First Sunday in each month. Evening Prayer, Y.’ednesday 6 p. m. v Ann' uti'err.ent Can!. Islandton. Mar. 24. 1913. Edtior The Press and Standard: Please allow me space in your col umns for the following announce ment. I am a candidate in the popu lar voting contest and I shall appre ciate anything that my friends may do for me. Thanking all for their as sistance, I am, Sincerely. MAD CROSDY. NOTICE. After March 31. we will not serve 10c plates; w ll ctrve meals for 25c, sandwiches, 10c. Crosby Bro«. Walterboro. S. C. 3-26-2t ..THIS PLANTER IS GUARANTEED TO WORK AND GIVE SATISFACTION AND PAY YOU. OVER FIFTY IN OPERA TION IN COLLETON'COUNTY IN TWO YEARS. Made by B. F. AVERY &, SONS Louisville, Ky. This is the simplest planter made, having very few parts, strong ly built, easily operated, light running. Will plant your seed one at a time and at any distance apart. Will pay for itself the first yearby saving your seed, by planting quicker, by doing easier and ,4 ‘ • tf * by giving you a better stand of corn and cotton. vo h £teel frame with double Pitman drive, operated by wide concave wheel which completely covers the seed assuring quick germina tion. One of the new features of this planter is the hinged hop per, which can be turned over or removed without loosening bolts. To change from corn to cotton planting or vice versa, it only -w. ^ i necessary to unscrew a thumb nut and exchange plates. The depth of planting is easily regulated. ^ \. PRICE: $12.50 with four extra planting plates and guaranteed to work or Money back. 4 Wichman Son ina;.. — -■ T»^rh**rH to Meet. The nest* meeting of he County Teachers’ A#so< > a lion will be held ■v the school building at Ruffin on Saturda". April 5. Thrtro will he trodel b*-soars -in Ar.thrne’ie, a:i*i Readir.v ipllowed by i ri s< uatsion of ■ ii- ussion oj the best methods of • rrgLsli : ii th^-lov'T grades. 1* Is e*pe, iatiiy des.refl that a larr > number ol toc hers and tru*- * h ettmd this niee’ing, aud each is aeked to briiig in soir.e plan or tri?.- g-.von to* work in the assot'iation. The { <101..* will he 'ordialiy welcomed to all rn».e ::cs of the Association. Th.s mating will not be .ailed *j order until the passenger train from Walterboro to Ehrhardt has paste d. > »hat teat hers from points helo .*- .ffin may voir.e to the meeting on J the train. The return train passes ' Ruffin at 2 o’clo. k and those who j .ish to rete-n In the afternoon will have 1.0 difficulty in making the trip back to Walterboro. Let us have a large attendance to transact business and to take hart .n the discussions. Hugo S. Strickland, Pres. Georgie Ackerman, Se?. “pr— SPRING MILLINERY ARRIVED . . • > I beg to Announce the arrival o^ my Spring stock of Millinery and Dre»s Goods, and shall be pleased to see my friends and patrons. • Miss Mamie Strickland will be in charge as Milliner. ’ My Stock is very complete and com prises the latest styles. I am Now Ready to Serve My Customers. Mrs/S. A. Smoak LODGE.: S. C. -V •> In Need of Hel|. 1 regret that I am forced, living as we do in a civilized and Chris- tiap land, to call attention to the condition of S. C. Robertson. He has been in bed for six week and has had little rest. Very few people have as sisted him In anyway. Each Individ- _ ua] is begged to consult his own} heart and see if he is doing his duty 5 in this matter. Everyone is asked I to come forward with some nourish ment. for the old man is in much need. He will appreciate anything that may be done for him. Anyone desiring to make contributions can do so to B. G. Hyrne. Richard Bedon or Willie Warren or make them di rect to the old man. “One Who Knows." What Piles Cored In 6 to 14 Days Y«nir dnuteiM «i'.l rrfund money if PAZO OINTMENT fiiti to cure any caje of itching, IV nd. til.-cdin*. - Protm Vine Pile .mGto 14 Java. 1 Lr»; giv;* La.-e or. 1 iU.U JCc. VOTE NEXT TUESDAY. ! ^ No further annour.ctiineats for Governor last week. Surely there will, be moito than eight candidates. Colleton should have a-banner corTh crop this year with so many of her boys in the Corn Club. V Don’t think that Tuesday’s elec tion is uot important. The good of the district depends upon the selec tion of the right man. White House dinners are to be "dry" during the Wilson adminis tration. There are some men who will not Be so anxious for aQ invita- fon hereafter. a great improvement would be made in the condition of bones and other animals if juft the proper remedy were used when they became ill or injured. If your hone could talk he would ask you not to use any external remedy containing alcohol because it tftings and tortures his flesh terribly. Some liniments have alcohol and other fiery ingredients which only inflame the skin and tissue without striking down to where the pain lies. Beware of such liniments. The great humane, quick-articfn remedy is MEXICAN MUSTANG LINIMENT. Made of oils, without a drop of alcohol or other torturing element, it soaks straight to the bone and muscle, it soothes the wounded parts and is comforting while the healing work is progressing. Mexican Mustang Liniment is what you want because it Makes - - h your work lighter, saves your livestock from rufforing and keeps them in good trim fer work. For eil forms of Lameness, Strains, Bruises. Cuts, Bums, Gails and Karnecs Scre^ in animals, it is safe and . prompt and dees not promice what it cannot perform. Muilang Liniment has been doing its vAmdcrful healing w ork for 65 years. The amount of money it has saved livestock owners is incalculable. One man writes that he was about to kill his valuable hon* because badly injured but Mustang Liniment made him well again. A Vet erinary tells us he has used Mustang Liniment fifteen years and found it be* liniment for cuts, strains, etc. And many othen are enthusiastic friends of this tried and true remedy. Now you know juft what makes • • f> Horses so Happy.