The press and standard. [volume] (Walterboro, S.C.) 1890-current, July 02, 1913, Image 7
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THE PRESS AND STANDARD. WALTERBORO,S.C
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PUZZLING FINGER PRINTS
Fvrniah the only dew to t
SENSATIONAL MURDER
WHO MADE THEM ?
Was it the dead man’s beautiful ward, who
had'millions to fain?
Was it his son, from whom he had parted
Orlwaa it some interested third party or an
accomplice ?
ONLY THE FINGER PRINTS CAN TELL
B-h,.-
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CHARLESTON
BUSINESS CARDS.
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WHEN IN TOWN CALL
—AT—
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LADIES’ AND GENTLEMENS*
TAILORING. *
154 Meeting Street, Charleatwe, S. C«
TELEPHONE NO. SS2t.
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G. W. AIMAR & CO,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers In
CHOICE DRUGS
MEDICINES.
CHEMICALS,
SURGICAL ISSTRISI
HAHN & COMPANY,
Charleston, S. C.
Fancy Ire ('ream of All Kind*—
The C ream for the H()MK and the
“FOUNT.”
SHIPYOUR PRODUCE
—TO—
James Colcolough,
125 Market Street. *
—Dealer in—
*■'-88*. Bnfter and Ponltry.
tiame in Senaon.
When in Charleston
VISIT THE COOL
“UNO THEATRE”
The NrweM and Be**—King Sti ret
Near Calhoun. ,
Muting Piet are ShuMw from 3 P. M.
to II P. M.
Program Chanced Evejry Oav.
Vaeatiun Im Near
And If You Wi'h to A|«peur
In the l^itt^t f«ir Nlen'* Wear,
.y aeww.t,,
a
Rooting, Brick.
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—SEE—
LOUIS GIVNER,
Tailor to Tli«*»e Who Knm«.
ufj King Street, Nea* UeorRe
Charleston. S. C. I’liotio U311
Far the arutver redd
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Novelized by J. W. McConaujfhy from the
successful play by Harriet Ford,
Harvey J. O'Higgins and 'De
tective William J. Burns.
There ia Important Work for All.
W« *rc prone to think the things
we are most interested in are of moat
Importance. This is well illustrated
by the statements of many writers on
agricultural problems at the present
time. Some, knowing that the aver-
age yield of cotton per acre, for the
whole Cotton Belt, la leaa than 200
pounds of lint, and that the yield of
corn la less than twenty bushels per
acre, are wisely laying stress on the
necessity for increasing our yields
per acre. They rightfully contend
that no price whitb the consumer
can or will pay will yield a profit on
such crops. They see plainly the fol
ly of the statement that if we produce
more we get less, because they under
stand It has'rfo.hearing on.the plob-
lems'of the'ir.dividual farmer. Th*y
depreciate over-product.on of any
one crop, but they know that the in
creasing of the yielding powers of
the acre means not more of any on^
crop, but more of all croT.s. on less
acres, and surely greater prof's. The
individual farmer knows that if h.
produces the cotton which he no*--
grows on twenty acres by cultivati:: :
only ten acres, his profits will be in
creased, because his cotton will be
produced at less cost and has half
tats land for other crops. ‘ H** also
knows that «=o lone as h“ produce*
<* than 200 pound! of lint cotton
and twenty bushels of corn per acre,
the problems of production are of
vital importance and very far iroai
being solved.
We are now awakening to a fuller
appreciation of another and an equal
ly important side oT the farming
business, and in the first lull realiza
tion of the extent to which wp have
neglected this field of our business,
it la but natural that those who are
giving it most consideration in their
earnestness sometmes belittle the im
portance of the unsolved problems
of prodacton. We say, it Is tut na
tural; but it is not wise. •'ftetter
marketing, better businees methods
and better living are equally im
portant with better and more^eco
nomical production, but not more so,
because on more economic! proditc-
-lion must the others succeed. We
meet produce more per acre cr all
onr efforts at better marketing and
better living ahall surely fail, and
we must market what we produce
to better advantage, or what we pro
duce can nfevpr give us the proau,
necessary for building and maintain
ing a better farm life.
At no other time in the history >t
agriculture has there been such a
multiplying of agencies and powerful
forces combined in a real, earnest
and effective effort for better farm
ing and a better farm life. Let us.
therefore, avoid anything which will
obstruct or lessen the full beneficial
efforts of all these forces, working
for the solution of all our problpms
We want more effort In all lines, alul
especially more in some lines, but
not less in any.' No man is likely to
increase the effects of his own.effect?
by belittling those equally, earnest
; workers in other fields. The prob
lems of modern agriculture are many
and varied, and many and varied
must be the agencies which have bee.)
most neglected in the past should
now receive most attention; but th* r^
is much, very much, yet to be done
in ail lines and the solution of rv.-
f>
will aid in the solution of all othere.
—Th- 1 Progressive Farmer.
PERFUMERIES AND TOILET
ARTICLES.
Cor King and Vunderhorat Sts,
CHARLESTON, S. C.
PHONES 324-394
Special Attention Given to Private
Formula* and Or ler* h> Parcels Post. JOHN F. LIGHTHART,
Hook', stationery. Periodical*, Post
< ard*.
Picture Framing. Engraving and
Priming. School Pooka
Kodak Picture* Developed and
Printed.
Phone UrNil . 324 King St.
t harie'ton. S. C.
And all Builders Material Carried in
Stock in all Merchantable Sizes. Orders
promptly filled.
Let us figure with you. We are sure
our prices will save you money on your
needs.
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C. A. SAVAGE.
liBifacfirer of Rongh aad Dressed Linter.
Walterboro,
S. G.
ACME SIGN CO.-
—FORMERLY—
Walter C. Long Sign Works,
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We Manufacture Elec tric Sign*.
Signs on CL", lira's Wood, Wire.
Show (aid and Clotli Signs.
’Phone 1181, 114 Calhoun 3*.,
( HARLEsTOX, S. C.
SOLICIT INQUIRIES.
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CHARLESTON FRUIT
COMPANY, .
CHARLESTON, S. C.
WHOLESALE COMMISSION
MERCHANTS.
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES.
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’Phone T8<5. 92-9t* Market St.
Spe« ial Attention to All Mill Order*.
*, WHILE IN CHARLESTON
Be Sure to,Visit the
VICTORIA THEATRE,
v A FIRST-CLASS SHOW
—AT—
POPULAR FRICKS.^.
Three Performances Daily, 1.
7:45 and 9:30 P. M.
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Change of Piogranmie Weekly'll
When you are in Charleston. \J
LOOK ME UP
Fine ('lathing Selling Out c.t 40.- on
the $
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Diamonds, Watches and Jewelry.
UNCLE DAVE,
52 Meeting Street,
i HAHLESTOX, S. C.
MARBLE AND
GRANITE WORKS
IRON
. and
WIRE
FENCING
SPECIAL SALE ON LADIES* HATS.
—.AT—
MRS. B. LEVY, WALTERBORO, S. C.
In order that I may make room for my Fall Goods
which I am going to buy in New York, I will sell all my
beautiful line of Ladies’ Hats, Kimonos, Pongee Siik and
ready-to-war Ladies’ Garments at a great reduced price.
Remember the place, next to Tehy & Shaffer
Resfectfully yours,
Mrs. B. Levy
Walterboro, - - S. C.
SEND FOR PRICES.
Mr. John Y. Beach re|*ic*enta us in
Waherboto. „ » # .
Established in 1704
\ oldt-'t Firm in Auicricii
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D. A. WALKER.'
130 Market St.
Phone 1031
Phone 723
R. ATMAR SMITH,
4-
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household cares prevents sufficient
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women in this condition find Scott's
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is predigested body-food so medically
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returns in strengthening the organs
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life-sustaining blood. Stott's Emulsion
is devoid of alcohol oi any harmful
drugs, and overcomes tiredness and
nervousness in a marvelous way.
PRUE FRUIT CREAM
DELIVERED IN SANITARY CONTAIN
ERS. USED ONLY ONCE.
ASK WHERE THE MILK COMES FROM
AND CONVINCE YOURSELF THAT
IT IS PURE.
H. G. CROSBY
36X • Phone
Walterboro,
Dentist,
2W7. King fit.
Cbm lC'ton. «
Whoa* fingar printa
ware on the library
table after the mur
der? '>
For a aolution of tho
mystery cead “Tho
Argyle 04*e,” our
. now tonal.
WIXTHHOP COLLEGE
Scholarship Entrance Exam!-
nation*.
The examination for the award of
vacant scholarships in Winthrop Col
lege snd for the admission of n*'w
students will be held at the County
Court House on Friday. July 4, at 9
.. m. Applicants must be not leas than
sixteen years of age. When Scholar-
ships are vaesnt after July 4 they
will be swarded to those making the
highest average at this examination,
provided they meet the conditions
governing the award. Applicants for
Scholarships should write to Presi
dent Johnson before the examination
for Scholarship examination blanks.
Scholarships are worth 8100 snd
free tu’toa. The next session vill
open September 17, 1918. For fur
ther Informstion and catalogue. aJ-
I ees Pres D. R. , : q| uson, Rock Hill,
8. C.
HEINS & LESEMAXN.1
Wholesale
Fruits and Produce
Cur. Medina und Mntkft
(7)arle»t« n. s. c.
We pay highest market ;>r: <-
Poultry, Egt?s and Country Pro :
Give us a Trial.
M. ROTHSTEIN,
Meat Market 483 K i p St
Charleston, S. C.
I am always in tha^narket for
chickens and will pay 1 cent jer
pound more than market price.
Give me a trial.
SPOT CASH. (’. O. I>.
CONDON BAKING CO,
217 St. P:illi|> '( ,
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Whole*.lIc_ .: - i < Ib f i.l
The Largest a». 1 * i i.ji-t )•('.*:**
Bakery n . i i . > .•i.v '
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Top-N-och Dread is
Good.
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Prompt Attention Pi~<ei an 1
Mail 0.’.5*ra..
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WHITE SWAN
LAUNDRY,
Charleston, H. C.
Newest, Most Modern Sanitary Plant
in (be South. ' 5
High Grade Work Prompt Service
Reliable Agents
Wanted in Colleton County.
Liberal Proposition
To my friende of Colleton County:
WYATTS STOCK
YARD.
All shipments promptly Attended to
OM^Klng St.
Horses. Males and Cattle
Prompt Pay.
~ CYPRESS
SASH, DOORS and BLINDS
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Largest Manufacturing stock house in
the South. Special sftes on short'
notice.
A. H. FISCHER ^CO.
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■ Charleston, - S. C.
Phoaes: 38UV
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No. 666
This is a preacriptioa prepared
far,MALARIA or CHiLLS A
Pfweor ais doses wrill break any
epared especially
FCVCR.
ibeo as a toaic the Fever will not
It nets oa the Kyer better then
I does not gripe or sicken. 25c
Whs murdered James
Argyle? F i n g e r
, prints give the saly
clew.
Rond “The Argyle
Caen," our new ae
rial. if you would
•nlve the mystery.
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TO
ISLE OF PALMS
SULLIVANS ISLAND,
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South Carolina
Tickets sold May 31st and on each Saturday to
and including September 13th, 1913, limited to '
reach WALTERBORO returning prior to mid
night Tuesday next following date of sale.
„ EXCURSION RATES NORTH AND EAST
Via the
ATLANTIC COAST LINE RAILROAD
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For any information, address'
T. C. White,
General Pas. Agt,
Wilmington, N. C.
D. J. Kirton,
Ticket Agent
Walterboro, S. C.
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