The press and standard. [volume] (Walterboro, S.C.) 1890-current, March 11, 1914, Image 3
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MARCH 11,1914.
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THE ftlESS AND STANDARD, WALTERBORO, S. CL
The Price Maker Offers
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FOR CASH
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POUNDS OF D.S.*BTrSG01Nfi AT
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Agricnhnral Rallies.
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saved on a ton of 8-3-3 fertilizer bv
nixing at borne. This home mixed
material would cobt-the mixer aboa*.
SIR'OO, where the lommercial mixer
fertilizer would coat orer $25.V",
with the same ingredient* In !t a*
the lw»me mixed material. - He alae
i sjiovvdl 'whe-e cooperation, among
| farmed would be the only wav to
save money. He said that Jealonav
rand the spirit among ottr farmer* *>*
I being afraid that some one was rro'.ig
I to raak* some money out of sm h «•
deal was fin* wrong view of the *.na
tion. He said that until <m» gft
iway from t»urh views and not unti
. ;ome i-ooperatlon was shown couid
i wt* ever »Xpert lr> get fertilizer as
I vheap as we sin uld. Neither could
! "e over market our product* until
j we exercise such spirit of cooperation.
Mr. Williams alno told Uow the
experimental school plot should ue
worked. He gave a system of rota
tion endorsed by Clemson authori
ties and the ‘D. S. Dept, of A(ricu>.
ture. which was to be carried out on
the school plot under direction of
the county demonstrator. The whole
and pfinclpal subject reverted to the
crest pmctlee of soil building. This
to be done by cover and rotation of
• rops. together with Intelligent
management.^ Farm managem
when Intelligently done. Inr>bded
marketing our products for
price and the buying of far«( mater!
a! at a price that Will noteat up what
by marketing
PER POUND
Also, Good Grade Rice, Ranging From. $3.00
To $4.50 Per Sack. X
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Also, 1 wish to call your attention to my unsurpassed line of
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Groceries and General Merchandise. I have a full, well se-
lected stock and my prices are the lowest. -
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THE POOR MAN’S FRIEND.”
(JAINS 4« POI NDS IN 40 DAYS.
It KM A RK \ HI .K RKHULTS OF THH
J NKW TfSSl'F Bl'II.DKR TONO-
1JNK TAIII.KTS IN M XN >
CASKS OF 1U NIH)\VN
AND WOMEN.
PROVK IT YOCRSFI.F BY RJF^ IMi
a box of Tonoline TableM* NOW. •
“By Georct\ I never eaw anythin^
like the effects <4 tXa* new treat-
vneht TonoHne f<*r huil lii.g
UP of weight-and lost nerve for«e.
It act'Ml more J f ke a trlrai le than a
, medicine.” sdid a well-known een-
Jtleman yesterday in speaking of the
rkvolulioti that had taken plat e in
his condition. -I' began to think
thai/there was nothing on earth that
rod Id make me fat. ! tri“d »onks.
- - digestives. h n avy eating, diet*, milk;
V beer and almost everything else von
" rould-think of. but withodt result.
Any man or woman who is th n
•«an recover normal weight by the
lH‘St ne v twitm''nt Tonrlin* T.:i.!etr\
‘•I have b«en thin for y-ars and »*e-
b gan to think it was natural for me
to be that wav. Finally I read about
the remarkable proo-ses brought
about bv use of Tonoline Tabs, so 1
decided to try myself Well, v.lmn I
look at myself In the mirror now ; I
think It is somebody else. . I hiv"
put on Just forty pounds during the
Hst forty days, and never felt stron-
■*' ger or more n^rw’ in my life
Tonoline Tabs are a powerful in*
* dneer to nutrition, increases cell-
vowth. corpuscle's and as a necessarj
result builds up muscles, aud solid,
healthy flesh, and rounds out the
figure.
For women who can pever appear
- stylish In anything they wear be
cause o» their thinness this remarka
ble treatment may prove a revelation.
It is a b<*auty mark* as well as a form
builder and nerve strengthener.
Topoline Tabs cost $1.00 f.*r a 50-
days* treatment, at druggists, oai
mailed by American Proprietary Co.
Boston Mass.
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Foley Catchartic Tablets are en.
lively effective, thoroughly cleajis-
tuf and always pleasant In action.
They contain blue /lag. are a remedy
for constipation and sluggish liver,
and •% tonic to the bowels, which are
improved by their use. Try f them.
They do not fail to give relief and
satisfaction.
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LAOIBSt
Iwsstyive
|wn fcgmrdrd as Bnt.Safeat. Always BetUbla.
mo by all druggists
Ifiss, EVERYWHERE 7^
UNEXCELLED RECORD
Etiwan Fertilizers inAgain
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First Prize Corn Crop in 1912
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First Prize aj^tl Second Prize
Corn Crop in 1913
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ERNEST M.JOYE ;
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Champion ("orn Grower
Used
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Etiwan Fertilizers
Won First Prize
For Best Acre of Corn in South
Carolina i$,1912 and 191.^
VERNON MILLER
Won Second Prize in Corn
Contest in 1913
Used
Etiwan Fertilizers
Insist Upon Having
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Etiwan Fertilizers
“THE PRIZE WINNERS”
AND GET THE BEST RESULTS
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Etiwan Fertilizer Co., Charleston
far
FXGB
*•« nave made by marketing our
P< rduce.
Mr. Williams arko showed the
value of legume crop*. He showed
wherein, the nitrogen which we pav
30c per lb. fbr In the form of nltra,te
«nda could be gotte'n from the air
by the. growing of legume crops,
such ap clovers and cow peas. He
said that the atmospher" over each
yid evorysacre of our land cortained
npproximAtelv 10.0ft0.oo0 H's. of
nitrogen. The aheve amount of
nitrogen was estimated by Dr Pyrll
G. Hopkins cf the Illinois Kxperi-
menta! Station, one of the most nateu
scientists along the line of fe<*tilixe r s
md soils/ V
Mr. Williams also shewed where
th-» farmer should stop the wasteful,
nraettee - cf fodder pulling. He
nrg r d the men to save *2 or 3 rows
of corn with fodder not pulled for
seed, if they were going, to pull the
rest of the fodder from their crops.
Mr. G. M. Anderson made a talk
on the insect pcet which part* of
Colleton County is bo very badly
harassed with, the wire worm. He
told what was known abrut the
habits of the worm and the control
measures which expected to be tried
out this season. Mr. Onderson also
<?ave i iformation In regard L'- other
insect pests—the bud worm, the bill
hug, potato bug, cabbage bug, house
1y. mosquito and the corn weevil.
The control of the cori) weevil
eculd be easily done^by using Carbon
'Bisulphide or Furaa. so says the
'‘Bagman." . He savs this ia a heavy,
oily, foul.smelling liquid which very
t-eadilv mixer ^Yh air and fnrn-*;
gas that is heavier than a r and tin*
is very imflammable. This Ihoi’id
^hoitld he spread over the ton of c vn
nTfer placed in - crio. TKo "
formed will sink t>» ih hot/ m :<e<!
•h’-onghout the corn. Tin*
T : -ulphid(> < »p b*‘ hoiinlft Tn ' ".i'i
n -tal drums from the T ivlor i iic* " ,
<! Co., pt un Y{*.»’., N. Y.. at 1 1 t '
Ui.. ' o. b. the factory. TV.' 1 <
['••I 1 he Fometliing lit o 13 < r 1 /<
r: ll». after freigh’ i-nid. Ti '
i- refm;-iv>I>|i> airl "I 30 refund
<j. Mr Anderson told of th« < ;■
*'c>rin)cn4< in regard to (piitml of
J'Oiisp fly that have been (itrried -
•'lemsoii College, and also :hr- vat Or
of the ilftusb <iv’ rustled I'V Ct- mv
are |n regard to the nest. lie of-
co-ed to wr I™ for cir* filar on ««<nlrol
<oc tjie ]ir,use flv is:-,-led by Cb'mppn
College.
In conclusion, Mr. Anderson urged
the closest possible »oop "ration in
regard to carrying put the wire worm„
experiments, anti als'*’asked all the
farmers to come to the laboratory
over The Press and Standard office
when they have any insect pest or,
nnv views in regard to the wire worm
On TuesdayA these men wbnt to
Cottageville, , where a very good
meeting was "heltl In tlie Ccttageville
School Hare, in this prosperous
community, the men expressed them
A>|ves uelll pleased with the atten.
danc e and interest show n.
At the Evergreen School a meet,
ing was held on Wednesday. March
4th. This school, tho* small, has
n school plot Just the same as the
Podge and Cottageville schools. The
wire worm has g''en in the fbdds
of the men in this community, and
hence the talks on the subject of
“Oil building and wire worm went
baud in hand.
The meetings should prove a great
benefit to the people who heard the
lectures, and also they in turn should
tolk to their neighbors about what
■they heard and get the farming prac
tire cu a scientific and paying gasis
and should lM the world know the
farmers of Colleton County are
"comiH^to their own."
\ Ccmtrigut'*d.
LEDGERS
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BLANK BOOKS.
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A full upply just received at
The Press and Standard. Prices
low, quality Good. Also a , full
line of pencils. Inks, Pen Staffs
and Points, Writing Paper, and
small office supplies.
SEE US
TO THE FARMERS OF COL
LETON COUNTY:
WK ARK THE AGENTS FOR THE
*1. D. TOWER CULTIVATOR. JT
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WILL PAY YOt TO IWKSTlGATlf.
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EHRHARDT HARDWARE CO.
Ehrhgrdt, S. C.
Pula Truth thsCs Worth Money
Using Foley’s Honey aqd tmr for
a cough or cold may save 1 you bath
sickness and money. - F. F. Mona,
ban, Menomonie. Wit., say*. “1 ani
exposed to all kinds of weather anci
I find Foley’s Honey and. Tar Com
pound always fixes me up in good
shape when I catch cold .*r have a
bad cough.- I recommend it gladly.’
Refuse substitutes.
Just (tight for Harkac-he and Rheu
matism
Foley Kidney P'Bs are so thorough
tv-effective for backache, rbeuiua
lisui, swollen, aching Joints, kidney
and bladder ailments that they nr
recommended • everyw here. A. A
Jeffords, SfcGrew, Nebr;, says:
druggist reroinmeiidecl Foley K
ney Pills for pains in my back, n
1 fli
before 1 finished one/bottle, mv
Going On At
The Charleston Surprise Bar-
in House, x as Fellows:
MEN'S SUITS
$7.00 and $8.00 Men’s Suits, Sale Price $4.98.
$10.00 and $12.00 Blue Serge Sale Ftyce $7.50
$10.00 and $lg.00 Mixed Goods, Sale Price $7.50
$12.00 all worsted suits. Sale Pri<*e $10.00.
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The very latest style Ladies Dresses, $1.50 and $1.75
values. Sale Price 98c. *
250 pairs of Sample Shoes, $2.50 and $3.00 values,
3ale Pri:e $1.75 * , .
Big values in Ladies and Children's Shoes. •
L adies Heavy fur cloks, 52 inches long, value $6.98,
S K* Price $4.50. * v
Ladies Skirts, from 50c up to $5.00.
All colors of outing, only in fancies, at 5c.
Men’s pants. Special sale going on from 98c up to $4.00 .
Ladies and Men’s rubbers at 50c. a
Our Millinery is the lowest priced and tho biggest as
sorted ever shown in Colleton County.
Our Dress Goods departmments the biggest and at tha
lowest prices. It will pay you to give us a call before
c y’
you will buy your goods. We -nlso sell wholesale and
retail at the
J»/
' J. FRANK, Manager.
ti At Dr. Padgett's Old Stand.
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And please specially notice that there is only one
j ' a » ■
Frank in town and he is manager of the new store.
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trouble entirely
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ippeared.
Tire* s Tires*-Tires
HUY YOUR TIRES DIRECT AT LOWEST PRICES
By buying and contracting direct from.the factories for
tires in iarge/juantities for spot cash, we are able to otfet/
their; at a great money saving price direct to the c >ns"jrt-
or. A raving qf from 35 to 60 per cent. • .
When you l)uy tires from us you get full value, yyu don't
have to pity the dealer's profit, the distributor s profit,
salesman's commission and other high selling and oyer-
head expenses. We sell tires direct to consumer at job
bers prices andYOU GET BIG VALUE AND EXACTLY
WHAT YOU PAY FOR. , / .
Shrewd auto owners compose our customers among
them are bankers, merchants, lawyers, doctors’,' planters
and men in all lines who know values ardi realize the ad
vantages of buying direct. , \
During the past dull winter automobile months we se
cured some excellent deals from the factories and now off
er our purchases at the following prices;
Among our tires are Diamond, Goodyear, Quaker, Nas
sau. Empire, Fisk And others of equal quality.
ALL TIRES GUARANTEED FULLY. NOTE THESE
PRICES CAREFULLY
$1.35
1.40
1.90
1.95
2.00
2.05
2.30
2.35
2.40
2.45
2.60
„ 2.70
'•2.80
3.40
3.45
3.60
•* 3.70
4.00
4.20
10 PER CENT. HIGHER.
Our supply of these tires is limited, so we advise early or
dering. Remember, they are new, clean, fresh, fully guar
anteed goods. All high grade goods that will give best
sendee.
. TERMS—5 PER CENT. DISCOUNT if full amount
accompanies order. C. O. D. upon receipt of 10 per cent, of
cost. Prompt shipments. Money returned if unable to
fill order. Send us trial order now. - \ ,
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«JL DAYTON, OWO. f ,
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SIZE
TIRE
TUBES
GREY
RED R
28x3
$ 7.20
$1.65
$1.90
30x3
7.80
1.95
2.20
30x3V*.
10.80
2.80
3.10
31x3 Vs
11.00
2.90
3.20
32x3V*
11.90
2.95
3.25
34x3 */s
12.40
3.'00
3.30
30x4
13.10
3.10
3.40
31x4
13.45
3.20
3.60
32x4
13.70
3.35
3.80
. 3:1x4
14.80
3.50
3.90
34x4
16.80
3.60
4.00
35x1 *
17.25
3.75
4.20
36x4
17.85
3.90
4.25
34x4 Vs
18.00
4.80
. 5.10
35x4 Vs
18.75
4.85
5.20
v 36x4*/s
19.45
4.90
5.30
37x4 Vs
21.50
5.10
5.40
36x5
23.00
5.80
*■ 6.20
37x5
24.40.
5.90
6.35