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m^mss and
< STANDARD, INC.
far* li MMaiMi kf UM ranraat ko^ca
•f all food mam aad aaactllad hj.tba
holy yrajan of all goad ao—a.
Ugoa a|l political boaoa I alvgyd
aekaovlodge allogtaace to tb« tender
of my party- Bat «poa jtack a Moral
gaoaUoa as tLia l r«'y#« to aarraador
my coBTictiona to t>r aay other
BUD.’*
B. P. Halford.
R. If
qlAude
GRAVES,
Editor.
Registered at the Postoflce to WaV
S. C., as secoad-eiaas mail
ktter.
WEDNESDAY, MAY 2ITH, 1*18.
ANMWERM SOME ARGEMENTH IS
FAVOR OF SALE BY DISPEN
SARY METHOD.
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From Speech Delivered by Him la
Dterowdng Webb MB Mr. Halford
Rtoraenes Whiskey Reveaae as
“Blond Moary.”
A great deal is belhg said now-a-
days about the voting of the dispen
sary back in Colleton County. It
seems to'occurr to many that boose is
*11 right it handled by an officer over
the counter at the front door. You
hear many say: ‘’Why, I am a pro-
hibiitonist; btlt in view of the fact
that we have so many tigers now. 1
am for the Dispensary.” We know it
is wrong to sell whiskey, and because
those fellows who have no regard for
the law sell it. why let us all go into
it. Now you may say: "Why tho
majority arc of my opinion, that the
Dispensary will best solve the whts-
wey problem.” We may also say thnt
according to the Scripture the ma
jority are in the broadway that leads
to eternal ruin. Must we therefore
get into that broadWay, because they
are there? I say nay.
Some may say; "Why, we get a
revenue from it to go Into the school
fund that we do not now get.” May we
not answer this by saying that we
highly appreciate the attitude of a
school teacher in Colleton who was
teaching school, and when he was
informed that the regular school levy
was out and the balance to pay him
was from toe Dispensary profits he
quit and said ho would not teach for
blood money, or :ho like. May I
ask: "Do you ersnt your child edu
cated on blood money?”
Now wo may say that we cannot
enforco tho prohibition law; hut if*
we get tba Diapsnsary, Bleaee will
pat on rack ofBcere ns will enforce
the J*a^.We may look Just a little
at conditions (a regard to the enforce.
ment of law. The prohibition law
has been enforced where the officers
of the law have done their duty, as
much so as aay other law oa the
hooka. Wa have a law against ear*
> rylng pistols. Is if enforced? and
■may others. Now may wa ask
"Will the Dispensary law he enforc
ed? The law is, j(f I understand it.
that no minor, no habitual drunk
ard can buy whiskey at an; nor caa
liquor bill, an extract of which I eub-
than once a day and only a certain
quantity then. Now do they sell It
according to law? I any nay.
If all the eharch members *'11
leave it alone there will be no need
of sn election, and the tigers wj*?
have to gb* into other buslneasea Hut
nothing has been said thaf suruartir-c
in argument the remarks of Mr
Kendall of lows in the c’os'ng of tV
!n*t Congress In defence of th^ W-d b
Liquor Bill, an extract of '.inch I
mlt without comment: "It le signifl-
cant, Mr Speaker, that in all the per-
fervtd oratory, which haa been In
dulged in, all insidloua literature
which haa been circulated, in all
voluminoua .advertisements which
has been negotiated, nobody has ven
tured to extenuate the saloon, ex
<ept aa an agency of evil too. formid
able to be overthrown. Thla cirrum
atance la not remarkable as a nati<|>
al inatltution. It In all liabilty and
no aase.t J^t£>*1ocal enterprlae at
ia all bdfdenand no benefit. The
American dram-ahop cannot be de
fended on aay principle which ap
peals to the moral aensibllty or busi
ness intelligence of the community.
It is a rebel against good govern
ment. It dictates nominations. It
purchases electiona, corrupts the bal
lot and falsifies the returns. It
smirches the Legislature, aotls ex
ecutive and ataiua the judiciary. It
is the foe of organised society. It
overawes the pulpit, undermines so
ciety and subsidises the press. It
discredits the constitution, despises
the statutes, denounces the Congress
and derides the Coarts. It ie a de
stroyer of domestic happiness. It
bretaliies the husband, desolates the
wife, debauches the 2bn sad betrays
the daughter.. It is without concern
for truth, without regard for honor,
withoat reverence for virtue. It has
no tolerance; no Interest in school;
no consideration for home; no ex
pectation for Heaven; no apprehen
sion of Hell. All the manifest forces
CLASSIFIED ADS.
FOR SALE.
FOR HALE—-About 25 but. Cow
Peas. C. H. Marvin.* Green Pond,
8. C. % 5-21-tf
FOR HAliE—A few graded Shrop
shire bucks—7-8—dark bead and
legs. Price Five Dollars. S. A.
Marvin. White Hall. 8. C.
5 28 3t
Ice sad de-
BOBME.
quantities. C. L.
sttn
C. L. FMhbarno
servos Welch's only.
Balld year (tacos', with Anthony
Wire, made by American Steel 4
Wire Co. H. W. Black. Jr.
Tnr oar Flemish Fabric Pound
Paper. It is tho best. 3&c at The
Freed and Standard.
' £0 cents coffee for 15 rents ar
long as it lasts, at i. Ed -a:d Piack-
Mr. L. Herndon and Mrt. Susan F.
Herndon, of feoute 8, are.riatting the
former's daughter at Fechtig, Hamp
ton County.
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Mrs. J. M. Smith, of Ehrhar^t, is
visiting her mother. Mrs. T. J. B
chard.
BUa-
agy's.
J. N. Johnson, who has been en
gaged in making a survey of the
town preparatory to the installation
or a sewerage system has finished h.e
work and returned to Florence.
Piat,> p ill be furnished within a
H short while.
A fine grade of coffeo ran be secur
ed at the remarkably low price o. 15
cents per pound for the cext week »t
J. Edward Pinrkney’s first iiass
Grocery.
Five pounds
for One Doilar,
best Cream
Brkk Store.
Cher se
FOR HALE—MOO lbs. of Oats at
fl.00 per 100 lbs.; 500 lbs of
Fodder at $1.50 per 100 lbs.; 25
bushels of corn at $1.00 per bu.;
10 bales of hay at $1.00 p«f 100
lbs. To be delivered at my place
A. H. Herndon. Walterboro. 8. C.,
Route 3. At the Dry Kiln. „
5 28 It
FOR HALE—Oats in bundle, alan
several cows and four pastures to
rent far graxing sad peas. Have
also several sacks of high grade
fertiliser. JNO. H. PEURIFOY.
FOR HALE—"Carolina Rice Meal.”
The fine stock Food. WEST POINT
MILL CO., Charleston, So. Car.
(5 14 4t)
Juat received shipment of Lar.d
Plaster. H. R. Bipck. Jr.
We both lose money if you don’t
deal here. Walterboro Drug Co.
Get a safety razor and save many s
dime—25c, to $5.00. Walterboro
Drug Co.
Rexall Tooth Past*, the daintiest
and best, at Walterboro- Drug Co.
Beef, Iron ancL-Wine. the old re
liable spring tonic, at Walterboro
Drug Co.
One Car of Hay. just arrived. $1.35
per hundred. Bri^k Store.
E. H. Ulmer and daughter. Miss
Yonah, of Ruffin. Route 2. may be ! riage
mentioned among those in
treday.
The Bell Telephone Co. f is busily
engaged with a force of hands this
w.eek building a line from here to
Green Pond to make connection with
Charleston and. Savannah ♦.line.
When completed this will greatly add
to the facilities lor carrying long dis
tance messages.
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The report comes from some of
the members of a fishing party
which has been recently engaged in
this sport near Otter Island, that Ot
ter Island has the world's record for
high tides, the tide there during thfe
Ashing trip being 25 feet high.
While responsible parties vouch for
this, there are a large number who
will not accept such & statement.
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Rev. T\ . A. Fairey will preach the
baccalaureate sermou of the Allen
dale High School next Sunday. June
1st. The literary address will be
delivered by Prof. A. G. Rembert of
Wofford College. While in Allen
dale. Rev. Fairy w ill unite in mar- j
the Superintendent of the !
on^
li
dies.
•own yes- .School- Prof W. Jay McGarity to
of Allendale's charming young
WANTS.
HOARDERS WANTED—I can fur
nish rooms and meals for two men
boarders and ethers desiring
meals only can secure same by call
ing at the residence of Mrs. J. L
Koher, Walterboro, S. C.
5 28 2tp
VAXTED—Chickens, eggs and
home-cured hams. Highest mar
ket price paid in casn. J. L.
Renta, Prop., Hotel Albert. 2-19tf
LOST.
LOST—A 2-year old male hog. Crop
and underbit one ear. and Lwailow
fork and underbit in other ear
Finder will please let me know at
once. J. E. Morris, Ruffin, S. C..
Route 1. 5 28 2i p
LOHT—One black and white Setter
bitch bird puppy about t months
old. Will pay a good amount if
returned to B. H. Graves, care of
Press sad Standard office, Walter
boro, 8. C.
NOTICE.
NOTICE—All collars will be laun-
dried for 2c each. Caffs 4c per
pair. D. E. R. Wung, Laundry,
Walterboro, 8. C. <5-7-80
BKTRAYED—One bliadle horned
cow with young calf from my
yard Wednesday night, the I4f..
Reward If returned to Jas. E.
Peurtfoy, Walterboro, 8. C.
5 2$ It
BUSUTB88 LOCALS.
Souvenir Postal Cards of Waiter-
boro. new lot.^at Klela’s.
Get you a alee .straw hat at the
Union Farmers Bargain Storg, F. C.
Bennett, Mgr.
Welch's Qraps Juice for s refresh
ing summer drink at Klein's.
Nyal's Tooth Paste—It cleanses,
delightful, antiseptic, *25ct8, at
Klein's.
i/
Oats, corn and corno for horses and
cowa at Union Fartnera Bargain
Store, F. C. Bennett, Mgr.
New Souvenir Pofctal Cards. Town
views at Klein's.
Terry 4 Shaffer handle wool —
get their price before you ship.
Nyal’s Foot Bath Tablets for foot
comfort, soothing amlxooling, 25cts
at Klein’s.
Hen and chick feed. 50c pk.. $2.35
per sack, at Union Farmers Bargain
Store. F. C. Bennett. Mgr.
Kreeo Household Disinfectant, for
CloeeU, sinks, drains and garbage
paila, at Klein's.
Nyal's Face Cream with perox.de
makes the /omplextion more beauti
ful, 26cts at Klein**.
We have a fresh line of staple gro
ceries, shoes, overalls, pants, clotb-
la-g^and dry goods; hardware, etc.
Everything to be found in an up-to-
date store and we certainly .appre
ciate what our friends and customers
have done and said for us and for
making our store their headquarters
for what they want while in town
and thank them for n continuance of
same. Union Farmers Bargain
Store. F. C. Bennett, Mgr.
Klein's Horae Worm Powder has
always given satisfaction.
Remember, when in need of fenc
ing. that H. W. Black. Jr., has on
hand n large supply of Anthony Wire.
If you want Ice Cream for -fan
ner. call up Claire Mshburne and he
will send it to you packed in ice.
A new line of the best stationery
In boxes, pounds and tabU -s Just
received at The Press and Standard.
, . . 1 Three pounds best Tub Butter for
of sobriety, of decency, of respect for One Dollar, Brick Store.
an Mk up to
tha aMnatam axamioa of tba
akffled aaachMi
c. Hat aaly art they made of
the best mantis
d; finished, poliabad and filed
by bead wa m
ladle ar Diamond Bdge point.
bat they ate **1
landM” to a hair’s breadth
that thay may *
mar and "bha” Jam right.
T^ythtalw
m daap shoulder to point and
> so that the smallest set ie
■ am It a saw tba less
Dismoad Edge Hand Saws
i fas Use, clam and style.
A. WICHMAN & SON.
Larest store, largest stock, lowest prices,
courteous clerks. Best terms. Best Goods.
SOBEL & B0G0SL0W
Successors to J. Frank
NEXT TO W. V. GLOVER.
TO INTRODUCE OUR NEW FIRM WE
WILL SELL CLOTHING. SHOES. HATS.
NECKWEAR. HOSE. SHIRTS. SUSPEN
DERS. BELTS. DRESS GOODS. READY-
TO-WEAR MISSES AND LADIES’ SHIRT
WAISTS. HATS. RIBBONS. GLOVES.
ETC.. AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
SOBEL & B0G0SL0W
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Walterboro, South Carolina
BERT FRAMPTON
HIGH ^RADE TOP DRESS&R.
Charleston, S. C., May 23rd, 1913.
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Messrs. Terry & Shaffer,/
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Walterboro, S. C.
♦Gentlemen:—
Acknowledging your favor of the 21st inst. we would
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beg to call your attention to the magnificent results
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which we hear are obtained from the use of our UIGH
GRADE TOP DRESSER. This HIGH GRADE TQP
DRESSER analyzes
4 PER CENT. AVAILABLE PHt>SPHORIC ACID
7 1*2 PER CENT. AMMONIA
2 1*2 PER CENT. POTASH
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The Ammonia is derived from about 5 per cent, of Ni
trate *of Soda and 2 1-2 per cent, of Blood or Tankage.
The use of this formula is rapidly taking the place of Ni-
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trate of Soda which is very expensive, and according to
our belief is not as efficient as this mixture. Nitrate of
S«ida, as you know, contains from 18 per cent, to 20 per
cent, of Ammonia in its most volatile form, and the 18
9
per cent, is very quickly taken up by leaching, evapora-
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tion and so forth, especially if the land be very moist or
should a rain occur immediately after it is put down. It,
is very quick acting, and acts only as a gre^t stimulant ^
to the plant, whereas our HIGH GRADE TOP DRESSER
contains staying properties. The 5 per cent, of Nitrate
of Soda gives the immediate stimulus to the plant which
it requires, and the Blood or Tankage, being much slower
acting remains with the plant during fruition. The ad-
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ditional percentage, also, of Phosphoric Acid in combina*;
a
tion with the 2 1-2 per cent, of Potash is very advantage
ous. We would heartily recommend the use of this
HIGH GRADE TOP DRESSER to your friends and pat-
a.
rons in lieu of Nitrate of Soda. <> /
Yours very truly,
INTERSTATE CHEMIC)^ CORPORATION.
W. H. Tucker, *
Genl. Sales Mgr.
A Few More Horses Must
1 have still a small lot of fine horses
.
and mules and these must be sold at
, ^
once. . I will have them in Walterboro
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Monday, May 2nd.
If you need good stock at a bargain
be sure to see me.
Walterboro, Monday,
Horses and Mules
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__ ’Phone 61-Y.
Baggage. Passengers and Freight transferred to any^
part of the City at reasonable rates.
CALL HIM WHEN YOU NEED HAULING.
: : S. C.
WALTERBORO,
C. F. Neyle. of Charleston, repre
senting the Voa Kolultz-Si hr©. 2. r
Co., was In town yesterday.
J. E. Herndon, a prosperous mer-
< had of Ruffin, was *n Walterboro
yesterday.'*'
C. J. CONE
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