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OCTOBER 15,1913 PUBLISHED EVERY WED NESDAY. —uy— * THE PRESS AND STANDARD, INC. ,>i r si 4 i i itS V-* ; *11 i ' Xv’- * . % i X • 1 - \y \ ; \ R. M JKVrKRnW. Bditor. CLAUDE A. O HAVES, Editor. X WEDNESDAY OCT. 15TH, 1S18. SOW' OATH. Attention in ctiled to the^ com- • • S' muoicaUon appearin* in other col ^ vmna o( this paper from Mr. W. W Long. State Agent and Superinten dent of Extension Work, in which the farmers of South Carolina are urged to plant oats this fall, because of the shortage of the corn crop. We hope that the readers of thir pa per will carefully consider the message which Mr. Long presents. We are sure that no one Is in better position to speak along'tbia line than Mr. Long, and that it will be to the interest of the Cotyeton County far mers at least to follow the advice con tained therein. This year when*Colleton Count} has u good crop of cotton which is bringing an excellent price, the* far mers are prone to lose sight of the value of grain crops. There .s no question but that the corn crop this year will be much reduced in yield and it is feared that Colleton County will have to purchase in tin* markets of the world a large supply of corn, unless Colleton farmers realize tie needs of the hour and plaul a large amount of oats and other grain and forage crops to tide them over the high prices in corn which evidently most be in store' for us next summer At least this question is worth con slderation by every farmer and we sincerely trust that all will read it carefully and, in a measure, heed its warnings. * \H( "A It UTS” ( LKANSK ' MYKK AND DOWELS Cure Sick Headache Constipation, IliliousneNM, Sour Stomach, Had llreath—Candy Cathartic. 'FOD 8ALEV—>!y hotis • and lo; op posite the Jafl. Ch»-ap; ea.*.*' ier:ns. For information apply iio J. M. GASKINS, fluffln, Route Hox 12. - 10-l-«tp FOR SALE—I have sr’.vral tracts of land Are to pine mil-s of Wal- terboro for sale; teiir.s r ^sonaole I can sell you eitl^*r a one. two throe or four horse farm. \pply to J. B. BEACH. Hound. S. C. 10-l-4tp Very latest effects in Persian end 'The lioolcs of the County Treasu-- er will be open for th<,^ purpose of FOR SALE—My valuable farm t,»o and a half miles from Walterboro on the sand-clay road exit of A. C. L. Railroad, containing 135 •eres, of which go acres are un der cultivation, enclosed by wire. Well settled; all necessary out buildings. A. H. HERNDON. Walterboro, Route 3. lO^l-St FOR SALE:—two farms, near Wal . terboro, one of about 150 acres and the other of about 210 acres. Both have settlements and in fine state of cultivation to R. H. W’lcbman. 9-10 tf. a Apply IJIl i'lltl t Bulgarian silk for trimming—Splcn-j collecting taxes from the 15th d^y did qualities—$2.25 per yard. vf o< tober. 1&13 to December 31 Dry Goods Lept., Terry & Shaffer. * * * ’ JX • .. 1,600'bu. .Red Rustproof o?.ts now I in transit. Seed rye for sale. - L^f us figure with you. Yarn Bros. Co., Stnoaks, S. C. The very recent and modish silk t sashes in all shades. Dry Goods Dept., Terry & Shaffsr. Best line of Buggies-, Carriages and Surreys in Colleton County. Prices and terms right.. Call and in spect our stock. Yarn Bros. Co., Smoaks, S. C. Guth's famous Candies, fresh by express, 80c and $1.00 lb. A full line of Sationery at WalterboroDrug Co. * Foley'a Kidney Remedy ot Klein’s Flowering Bulbs ^.treissu?. Hya^ cinth. Tulips and other Bulbs, a new line at Klein’s. I-OR,8ALE—-Two sere lot in the Western part of Walterboro. with g-room dwelling in good condition f" d . a, l outbuildings. Apply to W. O. Minims. 10-15-41. FOR SALE- One mar*' seven years old; gentle and kind; suitable for family nse; any lady can drive her. Bargain for immediate purchase. . „ . L. ,G. Owens, 10-15-ltp. FOR SALK— Wood ami Coal. Dry pine salbs. blocks 75c, ♦ f., load. Pay th«* driver. Walterboro Ice A Light Co 10-15 4t. If you want a wagon of quality and durability that is light running and j has all latest improvements and con- j veniences, see our line. Prices and terms right. • Yarn Bros, Co.. Smoaka S. C. WANTS. " •''T^-Vro buy for cash. 1.000 Fur Hides. Will pay highest prices of any man in *'»lletan County. Will be ft Walt.riioro on the 1st Salesday of each month and the 15th of each mouth with tlm money to pay fir then M. B.vyf 10-8-lt. Turnip Seeds at Klein’s. Flach piece of Maximum Rubber Goods guaranteed for two years by Walterboro Drug Co. All shades and also Bulgarian ef fects in silk and glass Buttons—Alao wooden button molds. Dry Goods Dept., Terry & Shaffer. ,1 <13. The levy is als J - ‘ * State: . follows; Mills 5 3-4 Ordinary County . . . s Roads s Constitutional School Total 1 7 1-4 Special School Tax Levy. F’raeer Mills O Strickland • 7* . 2 Welmer < . . .2 Bethlehem . . .2 Rum Gulley • • • • • • • • 3 Kite Patch Little Swamp . . . . Bethel Raysors Sniders % . . . . • • • • . . .3 Red Bank Sand Hill -. . Horse Pen Island Creek . . . . . . .3 Wolfe Creek . . .3 Ashton . . .3 Williams r. Maple Cane. . S.K Rehoboth Red Oak Peniel Oak Grove s. Hudson’s Mill. .... . . . 5 Huckhead vi f Largest line of Ladies Dress Geode, Sthphs. Notions, etc. ever bfpjrght to this sectiou of Colleton p^umy; all houeht r.ftcr careful ex#mination and comparison in the/largest mar kets of this country. It costs you nothing to look and it is pur pleasure to rhov. our Lne. l)roi> in and see us. Yarn Pros. Co., Smoaks. S. C. Flowering Bulbs .\>icissus. Hya cinth/Tulips and otb&fr, BuloS, a new line at Klein’s. .WANTF.D To buy old mahoganv furniture, regardless of condition. Best prices paid. Address ‘ Antique,” cfo P. O. Mox. 251 Walterboro. S. C: 10-8-tf. Get a 10-cent box now. Are you keeping your liver stomach and bowels clean, pure and fresh with Caacarets—or merely forcing a passageway every few days with salts, cathartic pills or castor oil?' This is Important. ‘Cascarets immediately, cleanse the stomach, remove the sour, undigest ed and fermenting food and foyl gases, take the excess bile from the liver and carry out of the system the constipated waste matter and poison in the bowela. No odds how sick, headachy, bili ous and constipated you feel a Gas- varet to-night will straighten you out by morning. They work while you sleep. A 10-cent box from your druggist will keep your head clear, stomach sweet and your liver and bowels regular for months. Don't forget thV children—their little in- aides need a gentle cleaning, too. WANTED—To rent by the ycac. House and 5 or 10 acres of land in the incorporated limits of Walter boro. F'urther information can be obtained at The Press and Standard office. 10-8-lt. WANTED— S. S. Loper. (Humber and gas fitter, wants the public to know that he is still in the plumb ing business. Satisfaction guar anteed. Walterboro. S. C. WANTED—To buy two young milk cows, must give not less than 14 quarts each. Address A. F. But ler. Walterboro S. C. 10-154 ip. WANTED—To buy.a first class milk cow at once. D. C. L. filers 10-8-tf. WANTED—Highest prices paid for chickens. Apply to B. 11 Graves Walterboro S. C Press SU\«'- ard offi e. LOST. WANTF7D: —To loan money on im proved real estate. Jas. E. Peurifoy, 10-8-tf TM>pass Notice. All persons are hereby warned not- to trespass or enter for the pur poses of hunting,- fishing or cutting timber, the lands of the undersigned: Est of C. A. Savage. M. W. Bre land. J. J. Hiers, S. J. IBers. D. 0. L. Hiera, C. K. Hiers. C. W. Breland. Walterboro ,S. . . . . " . . 7 Gotligeville . . . 7 Lodge >.' S Smoaks . , . , . . $ Hendersonville.. .. in Poll tax $1 on all males between the ages of 21 and 60. Also a com- % mutation tax of *2 on all males be tween the.ages of 21 and r>o which shall he paid at the same time and in the same manner as other taxes. Dogs 50. cents each. I will he at the follow ing.places Tor the collection of taxes on dates below : Hells. Monday, Oct. 27th. Rice Patch. Tuesday, Oct. 28th. Ashton, Wednesday, Oct. 20th. F'olks Store. Thursday. Oct. 30. Lodge Friday. Oct. 31 Williams, Saturday. Nov. 1. Smoaks, Monday. Nov. lo. Berea, Tuesday, Nov. 11. Sniders, Wednesday. Nov. 12. Petits, Thursday Nov. 13. Hendersonville. Friday, Nov. 14. fottageville, Wednesday, Deo. 3, Centreville, Thursday, Dec 4. Jaoksonboro, Tuesday. Dec. 0. Green Pond Wednesday, Dec. 10. R. E. JONES. County Treasurer. FOR OVER HALF A CENTURY y ' . HAS BEEN THE NAME ALLAN SYNONYMOUS WITH EVERYTHING THAT IS BEST IN THE JEWELRY TRADE. The same lofty ideals uag^ which this business wa:» established obtain today, namely: “NO IN RELIABLE MERCHANDISE AT ANY PRICE." “T1USTWORTHY GOODS AT LOWEST EICil RES." Mrs. C. H. Wilson of Allendale Is the guest of her sister. Mrs. B. G. Price, at her handsome home on Hampton street. M>MT—A hirue dark red milk Cow. iintiuirt)!Ni; ii|m of horn* last seen in the neighborhood of Neylex Provs Road*-. Reward for information. 'J. Edward Pimkney, Walterboro, s. C. IMH-tr. FALLING HAIR MEANS DANDKI IT IS ACTIVE Have Vetir Hair! Gel a '2“> cent Roitle of Danderine Right now—Abo Stops Hching Sealj». COUNTRY PRODUCE WANTED; We want to buy epp*. chit kens and home-cured hams, ar .l are willit.p to pay the highest prices for the same. The Hofei Albert 8-27 tf WATCHES DIAMONDS NOVELTIES SILVERWARE PLATED WARE JEWELRY Repair Dcpaitment* in charge of nn.-t -killed mr< hanie*. Every joh guaranteed. Thin, biltle. colorless and scraggy hair is mute evident e of a negleited scalp; of dtndrux that awful scrub There is nothing so destructive to the hair ns dandruff It robs the hair of its lustre, its strength and its very life; eventually producing a feverishness and itching of the swalp. which if not (remedied dauses the hair roots to shrink, loosen and die then the hair fails out fast. A lit- , BUSINESS LOCAI.S. Flowering Bulbs Narcissus. Hv.*- imh, Tulips and other Bulbs, a new Hue at Klein's School Books and School Supplies at Klein's James A1 Ian & Co Write for free catalogue lU-13-St. Charleston s. i'* tie Danderine tonight now r any tlme—will surely save your hair. Get a 25 cent bottle of Knowltyn's Danderine from any drug store or toilet counter, and after the first ap plication your hair will take, on the life, lustre and luxuriance which t« •o beautiful. It will become wavy aad fluffy and have the appearance- of abundancer'an Incomparable gloss aad softness but what will please you moat when you will actually aee a lot of flne, downy hair—new h ir— growing all over the scalp. THE END OF THE GREAT PIANO CONTEST IS NEAR Mrs. Alice Solomons of Estlll is visiting this week at the home of Hr. and Mrs. R. H. Wichman. X \ CUaaere Report For Colleton Conn. W. A. Smith, special agent for V. 8. Government under the Bureau or Cenaua, reports to ua that there has been ginned in Colleton oountv prior *0 September 25th. 3.957 bales of cotton during the year 1913, aa com pared wJth 2,402 bales ginno<L prior to the tame date last year. G. R. Hiers ia improving very fas* after an Hlneee of three weeks. It is ’"m! 1 , re * r<,1K lhat hi * man T friends will learn that he has lost the sight of hit left ^ye entirely. |) r rij. dirk Ackerman is his phvsician ami he has been very successful as to his treatment. It is belived that Mr Hiers has been saved from losing bis other eye by faithful treatment. Ilia many friends hope to see him out |00n. v Subscriber. The Tontestants in the Big Fop ularity Voting Contest being con flicted by Taylor’s, A. Wichman and Son and The Press and Stand- ard are working hard each day. In order to assist those who are really working for the Piano, ft rthe next three weeks we will make the following offers; FOR EACH YEARLY SUBSCRIPTION BROUGHT TOUS1,000 TOR EACH SBSCRIPTION FOR TWO YEARS .3,000 Votes £25 SUBSCRIPTION,FOR THREE YEARS..5,000 Votes £25 UACH SUBSCRIPTION^ FUR* FIVE YEARS.... 10,000 Votes ^2^,UACH NEW SUBSCRIPTION, in addition to above we will give 1,000 Votes Extra. ‘ - T6 each Contestant bringing in 25 subscriptions at one time, in , r 5? s ^"king from one to five years, we will give an extra bonus of 25,000 Votes in addition to the above. This means that we will give the bonus for 25 yearly subscriptions, 5 five-years subscrip tion, or any combination which will bring in $25.00 at any one time. IF'YQU HA VENT RECEIPT BOOKS CALL OR WRITE. Remember all vptes must be turned in at Taylor’s; . With each subscription we will issue a coupon which, when presented to Taylor’s will entitle you to so many votes. THE PRESS AND STANDARD. Red Rust Proof OATS w 75c. per Bushel Now is the time to plant your fall crop. If you ant a FIRST CLASS SEE.D OAT, it will pay you to see these before buying, v . .' TO CLOSE OUT CHEAP A lot of Ladies and Children SHOES LADIES SHOES, FORMER PRICE $1.25X0 $2.00 j CHILDREN SHOES, FORMER PRICE $1.1/0 TO $1.50 7 Now $1.C0 Now 75c. Wagons—Buggies Rusell one and two horse wagons, “the best by test.” Taylor-Cannady Buggies in all styles. ' O s' ■ , ' We also have cheaper grades of buggies. All vehicles sold by us are absolutely guaranteed. We carry at all times a full line of harness and lap- robes. Our terms and prices will please. Walterboro live Stock & Vehicle Company H. W. Black, Jr. Manager. Rizer & Ayer We Have Just Received Another Carload of High Class HORSES AND HOLES which must be sold at once. Our prices and terms wiil Suit Yop- * i - Rizer & Ayer Mrs. A. C. Crosby, wife of R. V* Crosby, died October 3rd at her homt at Round. She was bunted at Bed- on’s on the 4th. the funeral services Ijeing conducted by Rev. J. M. Cra ven. She leaves a husband, /five children, a father, three brothers and three half- to mourn her loss. Malaria or Chills frFever especially - chill? r:*e or six <kmet will break any case, and d taken then ao a tonic the Fever will not o® die Bver better than Calomel aad does nouripa or •ckcu. 2$o J . /