The press and standard. [volume] (Walterboro, S.C.) 1890-current, July 16, 1913, Image 4
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WKDNBBDAT, JULY ICTH. 1913
m PARMtea IKHTmJTEH.
It I* to hoped that large crowds
of farners will attend the institutes
to be given at Cottaaeville and
Hudson's Mill next week. These la-
atltntss are for tbs faraser, and the<r
Tains cannot bs sstimated too
hlfhljr.. There will ba in the ecsntjr
osYsral trainsd, eaporlnasad men
who are desirous of assisting the
fanwsrs la tbslr strngglo fo^ hn-
proTsd Methods, and tbs people of
this county ours M to themselves that
they avail themselves of this op>
port natty t>f ascertaining the progress
of agriculture. Colleton County has
vast resonrsos as an agricultural
•s, V
county, hot the surface has hardly
been scratched. These experts will
tell us hqw better to develop our
county by the introduction of scien
tific methods of agriculture.
In this connection, the great work
which B. G. Price, Farm Demonstra
tor for the County is doing must be
pralsod. • »» »'«(;*»
Mr Price baa been going over the
eeaaty, into every eofaer of it, try
ing to assist the termers; Now,
these instltutee are Just in line with
the work which Mr Price has besa
doing, aad will bs of immense as
sistance to those farmers who at
tend. Both tnstitates are to he held
in sacs Dent communities, and the
of these eemm unities, will
their visitor* heartily.
HATH YOU MEEN IT?
who have never
Med scrape, the news that
the town of WsltsTboro owns one
will he welcoma Kaswiag that for
of dtmsminatlag kaowl-
tetelllgeace, an im>
eerape woald ho valua-
Mn, the town has purchased what is
—nernlly known an the best machine
os the market. Now. Ja allowing
tha people of the town and county to
om this scrape, a pood system b»
employed. The maehia* cannot be
ooea any day, for if such were the
COM Mi novelty wo aid wear off and
the populace would Ism interest ie
the magnlttceat piece of etachiaery
which belongs to the town. How
ever, if applications in writing are
•led with the proper oMciais one
week in advance, tickets admtttlsg
the holder to A sight of the machine
can ho sseursd. Those particular
ly anxious to so* it. are advised that
the ticket* will aot cost aaythiug.
However, there ie still another
method ot sMiag this great piesc of
work mi ns hip. -Ahonf twice a month
its majesty In brought from Its shel
ter, beaaUfol apeeimeae of mules st-
tached to it la front.* handsome of-
•cer wMh eolform mooate oe the
mathine. and the great parade
through the tin town is commeoced.
•oaMthMO this pnrede is thresgb
etreete hood with theses odd of pee-
praiM of tho beauty of the murhlot
Ih gagfr erewds. sweh remorhs es *7
■nehtae would hoi
If It were only seed,'*
by Ha
take In the mala
of the Iowa nod than
hot twice a
woald like to
m psrods are ad-
vieauts write the
M the daft of .the next exhlhitteo.
Sorely, tin people of the
thn aevd^
r com tried
ley. Tho
ho tamgritefniel.
which wan aaed in
oopririhjn^iMi M le to
hM thMliOBly «hohagii
wtO land 4o tho shMlate*
AThoFMayor aad Chief of
M p raised for their
of ahUrir la coping
their wpihr
Mcwtf that we havw
ehie mM at the helm of tho city’s
•hip. While the evldeoM this morn-
lag woo amotly erieamotaacial, tho
Mayor, wpo filly jsltllled la ftadiag
tho dofohdaat guilty.
MILL. IN
AMPLY TO ATTACKS
Tabes a gap. ot Mr. Dedd aad
Oas-X.
Editor The Press aad Standard:
Plssss allow mttapacs in your col
umns for a few remarks, as 1 wish
to make one more reply to Mr Dodd.
He says be Is out of Colleton and
expects to stay out. But be seems to
forget that there is quit* a let of
magnetism in Colleton, as about nine
out of tan that leaves come bark with
a smile and say that Colleton is tbe
best place they can find.
Now for tbe blind tigers. Mr Dodd
says that be bss been informed that
there are six in my community. I
stand firmly in defence of my com
munity—say boldly and frankly that
there are not in it, and I never wi!)
believe it until .1 have heard the
evidence against them; and it is not
to be bear-say evidence either,
though if Mr. Dodd wit) inform me
by a personal letter or message of
who informed him of this 1 will give
tbe matter attention at once and be
will confer a favor also.
Here be Jumps on the congression
al election aad says that votes were
bought aad sold. This I ?.ave no
knowledge of, though ! am by‘thi«
as I said about the blind tigere. I
am ready aad willing and waiting to
take pVIdone* against them if anyone
will produce it. as it is well known
that It is a criminal offense on tbe
buyer aad seller.
No, J. Bi D.. you know it w'luld
be impossible for me to get twelve
or even six men to sign a paper that
would be a discredit to them and to
Colleton. We all know you have
been writing against your own
knowledge of the people and affaire
in Colleton. Y u ou know you have
been shoving the black buggaboo too
far ahead of you.
Now it seems that Mr. Hood scys
"Ernest, bang up your fiddle and
bow, pick up your above! and hoe
and comp, over to my good county*
and work for Uncle Joe,” but 1 say
no. Colloton Is gpod enough .(.for
me, as I am not surrrfunded by the
terrible evils as they say. I sup-
truth were known, Beau
ten blind tigers ic Coil**-
one. Call * again, Brother
fort
ton’s
Dodd
Now for tkJ* wonderful man
one-x. I only consider him seventy-
qix proof. I am quite sure that he
knows more of Italy than he dees of
Colleton. As his article sounds ex
actly liko tbe conversation of an
Italian.
Ho did not deem it necessary to
sign hie same as be thought the peo
ple ia Colleton could not rfonounce
It I would love to know his name.
M l waat to treat him with sn iror
hat band to assist him in keeping his
thoughts together. Now be speaks
«f the bobtail eow in forceful terms,
es thouffh he needs some milk,
have some bobtail goats down here
that iMk liko they would be good
etveamore, and I will give him one if
he will corns for It Oh. these high
minded fellows, if they would think
and write differently. Now I doubt
if one-x ‘ would even stand the
ehemicai test. I also doubt ’f he Is
even 'entitled to cltisensnlp,'*as s
fellow Jike he is has to reside in our
State a curtain length of time before
he Is entitled to all of her privileges
! doubt if this old one-x fellow has
even heard what humanity is made
of.
Call again one-x. we wMl try to
get you un to a higher standard o-
taalysis if you will remain in ou r
State long enough. Now I did not in
tend to enter into a correspondence
through our county paper, but who
could remain silent when these fel
lows hop on him with No. 11 br^gner
and pound you arctund and leave you
blood-shot ail over. No. I will be
fouud. hlttlag them a pop like a
guinea cock for the next two years tc
come.
Come down for your goat, Mr
eue-x or Mr Chick O. I suppose that
Mr Chick O. has a good education as
It Ie compulsory la hie country.
With best wishes to all.
L. E. Hill.
Walterboro. 8. C.
reeirhCly Face Knots.
Are cured by Dr. Hobson's Ec-
Oiatment, which hMls all skin
om. No matter how long you
ksM troubled by itching, burn-
**•» dr uualy skin humors, just put s
mile of that soothing antiseptic. Dr
Ma8MU*U Ecsema Ointment, on the
••*■0 the suffering stops astaat-
ly. Huallag bsctas that very minute
Duetoea um It In their practice aad
resamminl It. Mr. Atlumpn, of Lit-
UMewu, Pm, any*
Dr.
Oiatamat cured it ia two weeks.''
ta relieve or money re-
Afr druggists, or by mall.
Me. PraMtar Chemical Co.,
•d*. Laaia.
M. Eton. Walterboro, 8. C-
WE POUND
ONE HUNDRED
PAIRS OF SHOES
in our stock either with
the pastboard box torn
or else the shoe was the
last pair of a dozen.
These Roods were in the
way of new stock so we
have
V* * T
r- ,
TAKEN THEM OUT
s'* .V *
OF THE BOXES AND
WILL SELL THEM
OUT THIS WEEK AT
A SMALL FRACTION
OF THE ORIGINAL
COST.
Not old, rotten goods;
but fresh, new, firm
solid leather stock. Ex
amine them yourself.
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They are chiefly Boys’
Work Shoes, Men’s
Work and Men’s Low
Quarter and Children’s
Dress High Quarter.
Only 100 Pairs.
Terry & Shaffer
ia Thu
This la a
•Ira to mO «*ly backfjp fbava am
Pttor.'aad «aaaot uea Jwn.-Apply
Id (Mia*) Ethel Frauds. Waiter-
bora. •. C. t !• .*t
DM BALM—Oa* Ford AutomohU .
amdal ”T”. It horde power. Oaad
coaditiom Dmmaeetration at WaJ-
terbaro. Cheap for .quick sal*. Ad-
dram, car* this oMc*.
LOCALE,
Daisy Fly Kilters, lie. Taagtefoot,
4tq box. Black Flag. Its aad lie
bottle.
WALTERBORO DRUG CO.
Now Turnip Boedu Ktefn’r
A now lino of tho boot
aad table* jest
mo aad Standard.
SPECIALS FROM
GREEN POND’S
NEW STORE
Grits (96 lb. sacks) $2.26
Meal (96 lb. aacks) 2.26
Butts v . f 0.12VJ
Bffst Flour . „ .; 6.60
Sugar 0.0644
Good Rice 4.26
Dry goods of all kinds. Men'*
Suits from $4.00 to $10.00. Boys*
Suits from $1.60 to $3.00. Shoes
from $1.25 to $4.00. Hats and
Caps of all kinds. Calico from
6c to 10c • yard. Dress goods
/rom 25c to $1.00 a yard. La
dies’ Ready-made skirts from
$1.25 to 4.00. Men’s shirts of
all sorts from 26c to $1.00.
Give us a call before buying
elsewhere and we anil try to
please you with prices and
quality to suit the hard times.
E. W. SMITH & SONS,
GREEN POND, S. C.
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FAMILY AVOIDS
SERKMJS SICKNESS
By Bs2e| C—twtfr SappM Whk
TMford’s BlackvDkaagk.
Me Duff, Va—**1 suffered lor seven)
vems,” says Mn. 1. B. Whittaker, ot
Biia place, ”wMi rick heartache,
ia boxM, pounds
received at The
**New Turnip Semis—Klein’s.
Butet’s All Variety- Turnip susite
for fall planting at Klein's.
Try our Flemish Fabric Pound
Paper. 2t is the beat. 35c at The
Press and Standard.
Dr. Hess Disinfectant and C. N.
Disinfectant—sure cure for Hog
and Chicken Cholera at
WALTERBORO DRUG CO.
Buiet’s Turnip Seed* at Kkln's. ‘
If .you are not taking The Freer 5
and Standard, now ia the time to
subscribe ao that you will not m.ee
a aingie part of the big Ferial, The
Argyle Case, aooa to appear n tbir
paper.
Buiat’a All Variety Turnip seeds
for fall planting at Klein's.
Cigars. Cigarettes, Candies. Sta
tionery, Bristle Goode. Rubber Goods.
Patentsin fact, everything that an
up-to-date Drug Store handles will
be found at the
WALTERBORO DRUG CO.
Buist’s Turnip Seeds at Klein’s.
• Buist’s Improved Rutabaga Tur
nip Seeds just arrived at Klein’s.
Rexal] Tooth Brushes, 25c. Bris
tles guaranteed never to 1 fall out.
W.\L.‘ £,RBORO DRUG CO.
Buist’s Improved Rutabaga Tur
nip Seeds just arrived at Klein's.
IN SIGN Nil
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Testifas She Vffrs R*atMmd>
to HwJtk by Lydia E.
PSnkbfrM^s VecetoUo
Compound. ^
Malone, N.Y.,-” Lydia E. Pink-
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of good. I first beard
of it whM I was a
[girl and I always said
that if I ever had fe
male troahte I would
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“I
organic
tka aad
sprite when I
be in such pain that
1 woald tedr my
clothes. One day my husband got tee
neighbors into see what the matter
hand out for it aad took H until I wue en
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health and my health and happiness
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cine. You rraj vest amnred that I do
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The cocoes* of Lydia E. Pinkham’s
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or
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Wa-awkm ttoac spell of rick-
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youngsters, by ridding them o'
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ia the stomach aad bowels, feveriah-
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that indicate worms. Kichaaqo
Worm Kilter, a pleasant caiff^f
loMage, expels tee wo ram, regulates
tea bowels, reetesu year childrea to
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Brtohte, of Elgin. HI., says: *‘I baas
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aad have aatlraly rid my chUdran of
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AH draggtoto.
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boro, ft. C.
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The well known Charleston Surprlae Clothing Co., J.
Frank, Manager, will open at Walterboro at Dr. Padgett’s
old Stand.
We will cany a full line of Clothing, Dry Goods, Shoes,
Hats and Gents Furnishings. We guarantee to give the
biggest values for tbe money—positively at surprisingly
low prices.
Charleston Surprise Gothog Company
J. FRANK, Manager
oei
SPECIALS THIS WEEK!
Mason Fruit Jars—pints, quarts and half gallons—
50c 60c and 75c per dozen
Karo Syrup, 3 cans for 25c
Luzianne Coffee, a can ; 80c
Chick Food, a peck 30c
Good Rice, 8c a quart or 65c a peck
18 pounds Granulated Sugar for $1.00.
Our entire line of Men’s and Ladies’ low quarter
Shoes to be sold at cost. Examine our line before buying
elsewhere. a
Let us also show you our line of dry goods, notions,
hats and caps, which will be sold close.
Phone SOX.
W. H. Guess & Bro.
Walterboro, 5. C.
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DANTTEST OF THE SWEETS.
I have secured the sole agency for
The Standard-Confection of the Country.
A full line will always be kept fresh.
G L. FISHBURNE.
WALTERBORO, S. G
' GO TO THE
UNION FARMERS BARGAIN HOUSE
For Your Shoes, Dry Goods and Notions
A carload No. 1 Tinmthy Hay, $1.35 per hundred.
Rice, for 8c, lOcjri’lcl 12 l-2c per quart. Rice, per peck,
56c, 76c and 90d
Grits, per sack, $2.10. Corn, per bul, $1.00. White
Gipped Oats, per sack, $3.00. Good Coffee, per lb., 15c.
All summer straw hats now going at cost and below
cost. Get one at your own price.
We carry a full line of fancy groceries, shfes, clothing,
hardware—everything that can be found in an up-to-date
department store. We always thank our large number
of friends and customers for their influence in our be
half, and are always glad to serve them.
Your friend,
UNION FARMERS BARGAIN HOUSE,
F. C BENNETT, Pr*.
will ymi permit me to semi • to*
from thte BUte town?
termer* ere buey teyteg by
their crepe eag ere begiuaiag to pick
um that hard timee ere over.
PMtell Oerter, ef^Nevr Lacy, Oa.,
la rpMiHa*. .Mwtime with his pa-
roate, Mr mad Mi* A. B. Carter of
Ritter,
My* A. B. Carter sag chUgrea of
Ritter vtetted Mr aad Mr* TinlnStou
Htera of Walterboro a four days ape.
Mr aad Mr* H. M. Carter paid tha
a flytag Atipt Sua-
Mtee Mattie Heradeo of Walter-
torp wm thq goost of Mr* H. M
Carter teat Tbanday.
Mr aad Mr* David Johaodb of Rit
ter wort tho pteasaat colter* at tb«
Mr A. B. Carter Sunday af
ter aad Mr* H. E. Easterling and
«*toroa were tho guooto of tho ter*
KaBterliagte parents Sunday.
Mr Om. Carter of Ritter paid a
flying visit to friends at Thayer's
ftatarday.
ter aad Mrs H. M. Carter were tho
gaoots of Mr aad Mrs L. H. Zolglor
ftatarday sad Sunday.
Wade aad Hayward Zeigler apoat
tha afternoon with their atetor Sun
day last -
A Scribe.