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THE PRESS AND STANDARD. WALTHRSOf 0, S. C.
FEBRUARY 11,191
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THE PRESS AND
STANDARD,
M JEFF FRIES. Edita
R«fi»tt-re<! at tha Poctofka la Wal
ter boro, S. C., ai
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WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY IS. 1914
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WMt af aara la aaa that wfll appaal
la aoyraaa, tat va l»haTa that 4ar-
la« Oja W fa* maatha tha fall
—aalaf af tha word haa baaa
hravsht ta tha alad af arory mmm.
wawaa and child la CMlatoa coaatp.
With ezccllaat prteca for eottoa aad
x all froduet* of tha fara; with aatura
aailtnc apoa the efforta of thoac who
attaad to aatora'a offspriaf. the
boaatlfa) crops of Collctoa County;
with real estate bring! a it fine prices,
aad with acor»s of families moving
into the county, it seems that a new
era has come into being, and that
Colleton County and Wal’efboro is
highly favored.
Especially do business conditions
In Walterboro verify th» statement
that at last the town is coming into
its own. and that within'a very shor
while th« bus.iipKs and populatkm^of
•the # town will i isreriaily trierer.nc
Almost daily new familiMr'ntov* inti
the town, Af pwse^fTthere are n»
houH- wh; ’ ■ nrVd; anJ r •-
'Rt'-* : i> 'y/Tinrt.en of the tow*:
i^-b.-inyirK < • f-U !.i -.r. .’.4. . Thm.
nil aroutul u* v.e <• evider ( *.f
prosperity, and it behoove*** th° j.
pie of th*- eocnty Hid town to work
together In g spirit of <o-oprrntJon
for the advancement of the material,
educational nnd -thical inter*-siB.
Gk
smaller industries ta the eodhty seek-
lag for locations. TKHh the laqcU
with which Colletoa County is bhws
-ed. sad with tfce cl;mats unsurpasvSi
snrs*ere in Xe state, are *e nrt.
as business men. neglecting the op-
portwaity to mak*! CoUeton County a«
profCessive. if cot more so, than eay
the counties of the Stai*.
Thus we see that in order f -r Wal-
terboro to take the au.y *** : ‘tn
needs, location snd su-ronj'.dlnsi
would justify, it In ne^»*ary thst the
business men of tbs town of Waivr-
boro unite themselves into \ D organ
ization from whirs sill •>.* bar^hed
aH partisan feelings, and gp which
flmrs wi|f exist a strong sense of co
operation. with ail of the. members
Dorking for the advancement of all
»
«nd for the enlargement of life With-
In the town.
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many sections by different names In
tbs tobacc sections of Kentucky and
Tennessee ••wolloon'* ia often used.
The disease has also been termed
"Chlooroais,” ' mat tied-’op.” “calico”
etc. /
The new bulletine regarding this j
disease'can be bad free on, applies-!
tion to the Department of ^Agricul-j
ture at Washington. D. .C. . The bul-1
let in is No. 4b. of the Department
serie* and Is entitled “The Mosaic
Disease of Tobacco.” ’
Cash
Afflicted With Mosaic
I From
Washington, D. C.. A serious dl-
•ase to tobacco plants, which often
greatly damages the crop, has been
carefully studied by scientists of the
it of Agriculture. Tb«
t has just Issued an ez-
report describing the nature
■ Pleas of the disease and
i*ahm that eortaia Insects
tlwo dtseasg. aad la green-
plaato •creened with fine cloth
raalgatod With a aleotln paper
kopt free'from it. In the Held.
of eoetrol at present
to ho the prompt
all plants infected with
Notice of Annual Meeting of Stock-
h»*ldc»«.
To the stockholders of the Colleton
Cypress Company:
Notice is hereby given thst the
annual meeting of the stockholders
of The Colleton Cypress^ Company
will be held at the office of The Col
leton Cypress at Colleton. Colleton
county. South Carolina, on the It day
of February. 1914, at 1 o’clock P. M.
for the purpose of the election of
directors snd transacting such othei*
business M may come before the meet
ag for consideration.
M. X. Marsh.
Secretary.
l-14-4t.
ures For a Limited^ Period
the
TfceOMI .
GBOVg*S T4STXUCSS cfclU'
Malaria aad beilds as »H* i
Saw - - -
CLASSIFIED ADS.
WANTS.
NOW IS THE TIME
' With a population rapidly ap
proaching three* thousand souls; with
the business of the town increasing;
with- trade conditions in every lino
of activity good,; with excellent farm*
ing lands on every side, and v ith th>*
introduction of the tobacco industry
in Colleton County. Is It not a self
evident fact that the time Is no*
rip<. for an organization of rfie hiwi-
ness men of Walterboro? The a^ed
for an organisation of the business
men of the town into a commercial
body which will have the interest of
the ..municipality d) heart Is so self
• evident and so comtpon in towns
much sir a Her than Walterhoro that
the proposition it hardly worthy
of argument: There Is heardlv r
town in 'the state the size of Wal-
terboro which his not in It a ttron?
organization of its 'busuihse men
always on the alert for opportunlt'*■»,
for the promo.|jn of th** l*esr. inter*
ests Ci' ail Of the JiV>p?e of »he town'
for the strenrtneuir.g of the bhaine-
conc*'rn'd w'b^h* nlrtady exist, a«i1
se« uiing «if nev irtrie* 'vh;c|jX.!| J
la tha opsraiiors of
.. paekerin*. aad topping to
bacco plants may rssdlly communi-
cato iafsetloa from diseased to
hoolthy plants. whoa they are
t lu contact with the sap o*
plants the auladv Is easy
lo develop. This Is la addition to
the spread of the disease by Inseeds,
aad as the infection la so readily ear-
tt Is obvloah that afflicted plants
are siwsya Inwection centers eo long
as they remain in the HHd.
The methods of funrlgation fried
n the greenhouse experiments proved
so successful t|iat the question of
their application to^rtie seed-bed is
now under consideration j by th°i
r *enartmenf. . The keeping of the
“mossic” jrrfectlon from the seed
bed seems a most important means
of ^p»etrolling its- introduction and
■ °»d in the field. In so fnr
buthreaks of th«. disease mav ocru-
directly in the field the matter o f
-•ticcessfu! control pr< hably w ill t
found to he exeeediifgiv dlffe ul
This is a inatt o r still v ie l np''t!i''»*eiir
KS«e«l by the Departm-’it's scient j
The development of the modi
disease, csmtttonIy spoken *»f hr!
“Calko.” In toha-w o plants pro*’ : c-
very noficeahl" «bang's tit th*ir an- 1
pearsnre. The blossoms of tbe^ «.ll. It.
plant are oftpn di?fort< d; the le-
may be dwarfed, distorted and 11: - FOR SALE
t«r-d and are ah; ays more or le«,
moUled; frequently the entire plant
:s dwarfed. In very young plants
at the .two-leaye<l or three-leaved
tstag-, and in much larger plants, fn
the rosette stage, the first visible
symptom of the disease usually ap
pears aa a slight downward nirtin;
and distortion of the smallest, inner
most leaves.
The dis-ase ia known locally
WANT TOO OF Mf
GOOD CL'HTOMKItS TO COME
AND FAIT THEIR ACOOUNTB.
AND SO THAT NEVER' PATH
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Lenox Soap
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town limit4. *7 ,i 0, eary *»*rm < .
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