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■ ^ —* X- OCTOBER 29,1913. , THE PRESS AND STANDARD, WALTERBORO, S. C. o.s. c. . PAGE TH1 i ■ 'V 1 s y/ }:, - ' It / ~-/r- T / r- »- V I begr to announce to the people of C .! »ton County that I will, keep at Lodge • ^ t n /• _ ^ . • ' f, * ; ’ . • * ’ - y * , * “ /s'*' * . * from this time on a large line of the fine>: ’ hordes and mules that it is possible to se cure. I know, the markets of the count: and am always able to secure the best grade of stock at the very lowest prices Hence. I am able to give the people of this » ‘ ' ‘ -V "' - ' > . v- . • 7 f . - / • X ' i - ^ ^ hi county the benefit of careful ouying. rm OTHERS ADVERTISE TERM.': ’ AOVERTISEL()W>PRICES. X, ^ - X.* , ' /' „ N I desire to be in a position to c you carefully at all times, and will never * keep scrub stock in mxvpens. Remerr.l)- that when you pStfonize me. you are get- . • . - - • «* ' * i At> ' ting the very be^t. at the very lowest prices V v I invite you to come to Lodge, see my v' ^tock and fknow that yeti wall be convinced that I keep the best and sell at the lowest >X : • X 'v -■ rv • x ‘ ' • ' prices. ^ .t. X A X / / / x x x x X CAROLINA X X X X X X X /X EHRHARDT DEPARTMENT X x EDITED BY J. L. HIERS 4 ” Any Matter Intended f jr This Department Must be v gent to Mr. Hiers. Who Will Send it to Us for Puhtteation. ^ H is p*»pl4.„ > V.V X xr X X, iiema< ks-\li MilLin A niarriuK** of omk ji interest that of Miss Inez Ixma- ks and Mr. Laurto McMilTan of Bamberg, which •took pfare ia the Khrhardt M'-titod ,«t rhurrh. Wednesday at )iOon. Tin* Rev Mr. Stokes, a relativ*- o^ th** bride perform**^ the A ejtnefervv Manv lati vi* and frierwi* v ot- band ;o wish'.tllf'ni a loan a&d hapfyv U/e Tbe bride and g'fo»»tu left on fbe 1: fir train f.i»r'jP.l;ar!**s.*on and from thfrre they will ::o t'» \tbi;rta *ia . •v^ero they' 'will »per:d soiyt* tin"* with relative ’ *■ | dom .among _ all w;o» | regret very murh to lose birii/for we know bis place In this church will be hard to Pdl The Fairfax Church la Id be congratulated qii s’curXz hjm as their pastor. We all bid/nitn fltk/i anA«ari.-4h no The Alka!»est X Th. vlists—First. Attrac. ti»*n. 4 ■ (>?>» att'^irfio* of !.yreTtn tt>tJer 16th in. X X Covirse was giver, o • t'opelatid Hall. Tb s :.f t rat tloo- w a The Alkahest Artists, v ,ii b ■ .'i-ti tV of a- violinist, singer aad a reader. From the applause they received; tbe entertainment wgs erijx'ed h> ali. . Miss McHenry naide good-with tbe ^little folks as well as? wtf.fi the outer • ones Her readings were of the bust selections and Xfell rendered The company- remained over in town Sunday and gave an entertain ment Sundayxafternoon in the Bap tist Church. Mish McHenry gave Polly of the-Cirrus, which, was re- «-e|ved with good eftert, • x4' M OVSTFK SfPPFR Given by The I.allies Aid Society. The tardies Ai«J Society of the-T.uth wan Church gave an oyster suppor Friday night, .in Copeland Hall. Most all of the people in town attend ed and ehjoyed the nice supper -that was served by the ladies A "nice • little sum w;as realized for the cluirrh X. / / ’’ . • r ■ HeY. IK jll. tirie.erWe <*'*e> to Fair- ■< * fax.* . ; Rev \p B Groseclpse, pastor of the Khrivardt Lutheran t'hurrh. preached hifc fair well sermoty'Suhday • he hav- : some thtober. He |foes to Fairfax. <vU» : re he will nerve as pastor qf theX Lutheran, Church fh'*re. ^ , In. Mr. Tprose* lose, Khrhardt wilt lose a good citizen arAkxhe Church a Rood pastot* lie has lifen a faithful* worker for the past five years in the Mt. Pleasant and Ehrhardt Lutheran. • Churches. _ \ He no.t only visited the members of hit churekes when they were sick / hot he visited'the members of other ohurchiea and sympathized with those ^tho needed sympathy ^4nd helped thMM who needed help. He was •dwayp. fegdv to co-operate with the other ch.urches in the,town when it the upbuildiac of God‘a King: God speed in his new field: X> >lr». H.-V. hmitli Pe**sf* Away. Atte*- a long illnx*. Mrs S 'V. irruith died Tuesdav nto' tiii.g., fk t. 21. about 10 o'ciocV. H* r death was sad but one that had been ex pett**d for hometjuie. sb,»-‘hDv r.g b»'en v* r\ .sb k se.vtXal weeks He- bofiv wa« laid Jo'res’ Wednes day in the. fain > Vep^terv l *> t d‘.* *w»r hXsbanjX who'had y ,r *“ "ded ! e r iiy fsevenyTyoars Tlie K* i Mr !^.v* »»n, of Lodge, assisted by Lev ' G C. Ifutchiaon. of Khehard-r' bftrie«l. her, Mrs. Smith leaves. se\er.al cfijbj. ren* and grand-child’•eb an! r*t|> r close relatives and fr'«*.•• ’ mo’irn her death X Home of \\. II. HettneH t aughr «»n Fire. .Set by |tnt«. On last Friday evening, a little after dark, the homo of W D. Ben nett. about 'two miles rom this plaoe, caught on fire and would have been destroyed had it no.t been for some of his ha-id*--, w',i6 w re around the house at Um time of the fire Mr. and Mrs. "Bennett went to Bamberg Fridey morning ar.d had | ♦ . ( otton .'yet*c. ^«ati»rlc** -* ! Direct tor Harris lb.' Bureau the Cen»u«.Xt dc tb it ih‘ re is grea . demand fof'tife juipibU- Mon at ! frequenXinter,a»s o' i;.;tstiv>^cor ceriiiag the .< '-nriv* tX cotton seei^ It has Uo.*n ti« e of the Burea - ; *,f tnj.e'XX.-.jv to • <»mpile etatisfirs for tii *eFh!i -rtn* • part of ^the eottoiKcropXnV. twi< <• d inng tiie gihning season XTn*- ijrM enort for Jthecrop of 19>C re v lat*-d to t’c* quantt ty of ceftj>Xs^**<i trtivb**d p-ior' to Januartr^Xc 19F' Th<- s*- u.d re-^i p<yrtx J ol 0 *'*‘‘' the oua:.: < rusher. |ppt6r to March 1.-191::, w :f an ei»uv mate of the qu-anlity rer . p 1 : g to be crushed from toe crop , The statistics of cottot; -t-c-lxaro collected h<"'_c n f*netti<H .wirti Xtbose for the produitioTi of Cft'^X At* re;^ 1 ported hy the g'.nr.er? Tx^ tCtMj!P*b* saty becauae the fjpai.tOr. >1 lidters is constantly ir.creatdr.K :t<.<y^ornm a njuch larger pert »-Xig crop heretofore. / Mr. Harn* }X ’ pn - v*. h ditionMi repen xtvow f f* of seed CAiutyrli and .<>♦ ' • ed sb'ft jjn relate 4 ■ j - s' >■' •fwijetn^lJ'tober 21 ah.; ' Hy* Xfud certain cs.tf- •^pAple,^lafe’ a*,d is '»< < ■ responding with t» e • cottonseed-oil mills establish it ° Jt is boped agree ujfOf, a,fixed work catfi he ina tg ir ■re«ent season. This o.ddttfona' •■epi'rt < il! tie^ oFl great vai-re to the'farm-;. ’ as well! as to the oil mil!* and p D X g» ner-J x.. 1 l-armer* in < ’onwitunifv Plant Same Variety The first, step to be urg*-d is that the farmers of an assoi iatton or com munity aelect t>ne sort or .variety of cotton seed to plant, and then use no the total ;■ n ad- duaptitv - obtain- lale be •oary sf des : -> .’iy" l X- *► and det t0‘ X ail will that the - .-ring tho All Should not returned when the fire broke* out. other kind. Farmer*, ar* especially Some of the hat.ds, who wete arcund the house doing some work, saw Tit tle streaks of light th:pugli u small crack in the outer ws.ll and they at once tore* off the weather-boarding ’and put the fire out •-> As there had been no one in the house that day and as the fire was burning about midway between the inn<*r and outer walls, it is Thought that rats started the* fire. ■ ■ ’ t *- . I Don't I*ct Hnhy Huffcr With Flcarma and Hkin Eruption* 4 Babieir need a perfect skin*co»er'- ing Skin eruptions cause them not ohly intezise suffering, but hinder their growthr Dr Hobson's Eccetha Ointmenk/an be rellsd on for relief and permanent of suffering ba bies whose ski> eruptions have made M»ir life miserable. “Our baby Was afflicted with breaking out of the skin all over tbe face abd scalp, Docto.s and akin specialists tailed to help. We tried Dr Hobson's Eczema Othtment and were overjoyed to see baby completely cured before bqe boz was used" writes Mrs Strubier. Dubuque, Iowa. All druggists, or by nutil. 60c. PFEIFFER CHEMICAL CO. > 8L Louis. Mo Philadslphis, Pa. individualistic in all •ic-ir tastes, whh'h is commendahb*; b ev**n -a g<»«d trait mav be rarrb-d to ex^«s. What is best for on* 4 11.«? >s usually best for all. so atter a ’r* *' iDscusston by the fannenf'coticeFiXl as to •the beet variety of cottct , U<r n given d str.ct. let a selectiot b* made and by common coriie-nt M f adpoteu and planted ^>y everj < *■. to the elusion of **v/-r> ot i -c iety;" The rehiilting staph- will i’ more nearly of the desd'ed tc'ncfb-i <* 11 ha more uniform in length 'H.X ■ otnnserclal lots Will better s/'t tbr spinner and" therofore should i a b*tter prbe and ptaming seeii will be kept pure W Hr Meadv.w* ;r, .The Pro gressive Farmer |M> not forget now *•• piaht tbos* siuuPs. bulbs, and trees needed fof risking your home myr* beautiful this vear and all the. folioe tff years. - The Progressive FaFfi.'er 'T *' V . TrrejuisW Votoe^ . Ail persons .Sre hereby warned not to trespass or enter for tbe pur pose# of huntiiig, fishing or cuttlag timber, tbe lands of the undersiguad: Eet. of C. A, Savage..if. W. Bre land. J. J, Hiers, 8 J. Hiers. D. C. L. Hiert. C. K. Hiers. C. W. Brelaad. X \ X . 'X \ x X x v SOUTH CAROLINA -j ? / y / x x " / X X r X- X x m /A -x X X . X X V ° y /S* You will att^iKi next ^eek the Great Colleton xX , - x ' / . .. x* while here we want you to remember our • your headquarter* Sadies and childrlk a are pfunty Tail**' and store and make it ’ ’ xl OX - . ^ iy Invited to make use of ■ - • - • */ X . x , ' ■ - o.ur large rest room durjii.ii* the FajX P'very convenience will be af- > forded to those who ’make us^Xu it. / , *: JX. x ^. •QLR LINE is- th^ lari?e^nthis year ever cai ried by us, amd it is selected with you/ war^ in mind. You can secure exceptional < KO()ds at excepmpm prices during the Fair. . ,X y . OUR BUSINESS has increased this j^ar over rifty pef eeht. and . this large increase Mn be*attributed to three things, namely, BET TER VALUES, LOWER PRICES AND BETTER SERVICE. ;X - OUR SPECIALS for Fair week will conist of Infant’s, Children’s, Misses!and Ladies’ Cloaks; Misses’ and Ladies’ Suits.yWe have * - / - • ■ * X ~ * *. X 'the best-in these lines and our prices will please. . ' . IN GENERAL we have this season exactly what you neki to wea** ' X . • • . N. / and all of our goods are featured by the exceedingly l*)w prices at which we sell. THE BEST FOR THE LEAST. ' X. ** *x ,c Walterboro’m Popular Store.