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THE PRESS AND STANDARD, WAETERBORO, S. C.
APRIE 1,1914
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New* lUm Fro« CVpw r«*l»«v
Clemaon Collefe. Mkrch SO. Every
fanner In South Carolina v.ho plants
corn should ber^.n selecting bis seed
for phnftlng at once, !s the advice or
Prof. W. L. Hutchinson, of Clacson
College. Prof. Hutchinson urge^
every farmer to make a germinaJon
teat of hl B need, which nunerous ex
periments have provedl' beyond a
doubt will result In a largo increase
In yield. An ear-to-row teat with
seed has been tested for germlnatln*
powers will be sure to pay a farmer
handsomely In future crops, but even
If he makes only the germination test
this year, he Is likely to have his
yield increased from five to ten
busher t ’aa arre.at least. The test
Is so simple and .requires so * little
time In proportion to results that
there is po faCmdr In the Stale
who cannot make |t.
The average farmer In thlr State.,
selects his planting >ars by fight
alone, picking out the ears which
appear .^oundj Unless he I* an ex
pert and has had draining in corn
judgment, this met'.tod Is not of great
value tohlm. What he ehould do
is to select his best looklni eaiy and
then put these through a germina
tion test..
After selecting the begt lookfhK
ears, arrange them side ty Tide on
plarnks, driving a tenpenny nail after
every tenth ear. The ears should
then numbered consecutively which
Southern Very Careful.
Atlanta. Ga.. Mar’ll 15 —De ciU
of the methods by which every rail
In the Southern Railway's 703< miles
of truck Is annnaEy subjected to the
clxiseet Irspsction are give.a in the
Mar-h issue of the Southern Nears
cgn be done by making the X'umber
of each ear on the plank with lead
oemil. They should then he |et»
until after the germination tast/ s ^ ^ ^ ^ ^
completed, except ey " ! Bulletin in an article 1-lling of the
taken out one by °^ ,or . Mops which the Southern ha? t'ken
of getting kernels from*them. i '
One of the simplest and
methods of testing is the use of
sawdust box. Use s box about two
feet square and four inches deep.
PHI the box to within an inch and a
half of the top with sawdust, well
packed. Select a piece of white cloth
v little larger than the box and marx
this off In two Inch squares with a
pencil) numbering enough of the
squares to tell the number of any of
them without trouble. By “leaving
J outside row* vacant all around the ,
box. there will ho about onoe hun
dred squares Tack the cloth inside
the box so that it rests firmly and
sfnoothly over *he sawdust.
With the box near at hand, take
the ears from the plank one by one.
Select from each ear six kernels, tak
best i to prevent derailments resulting from
a broken rails/ * ,
The system of Inrpectl n which
wra adopted over tw> years .'.g> la
believed the most rigid anrt effective
fossiblo. The work Is un'der the
d’-ertlon cf the dlstric r.rgin«er H tnd
division rcadmasters s-nd Is done by
the trs'k sirperv! ors ond'* section
foremen who closely scrutinise each
- r-«rv rail*T.-hile on their hands
end kree* and with ev*** close
.* coot glj to ttie tal! V. detect the
rU*hTe«t dis-overthie te^ lerev tr>-
tvrrd we-kne«s or fatjere and s her».
r "'“ •*' 0 '^••-'d the tat! Is im
mediately removed. Det-iled re-
rerts are made on enrh rail left
U, the trS'k «o ‘hat rorrp.xij. on .'*.n
ho made at the •r.-xt year’s inro^
t!oe
ing thetp from different parts of the
ear and no two from the ^ame row. niangemenf of the Southern
plai n* tlio kernels from ear No. TJa,, »*J r ^ejs ;.;at fh.s rig d Inspee-
- IK NOT A **CVRE-.% LL” ,
for horses, cattl*. etc., etc. BUT IT
is a Valuable treatment
FOR HOGS AND POULTRY.
It Huft what we claim it does; gets
to the seat of bog cholera trouble
by KILLINO the germ and there is
m improvement, from the first treat
ment-
ANTUCOL is not a serum; It Is
taken into the system through the
food and drinking water, in accord
anre with directions in each package.
Sold and guaranteed by
Shuptrine Company,
RUB-MY-TISM
Will cure your Rheumatism
Xcjralgia, Headaches, Cramps,
Colic, Sprains. Bniises, Cuts and
B-ims.Old Sores. Stings of Insects
Etc. .Antiseptic Anodyne, used in
ternally ana externally. Price 25c
Cash Prices for
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Don’t give your profits away—ship direct to us by exprew and get >'°“ r
money next day. We puy highest prices for green and dryhldes of all hinds
Beeswax. Tallow and old Metals, old Rubber and Fun. Try us with a ship
ment now. Send lor Price List v ,
CAROLINA HIDE A JUNK CO.
CHARLESTON, S. C
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“fists-lf for Corns On
Ynr PiffT-Wiffitt!
Ovit Puttarinf With Corns. Via This
Sura, Haw-Plan Corn Cure.
- A few drops of ••OKT8-IT.' , the bUtgeit
Seller In the world today of any corn
renx-dy. U enough to spell positive doom to
tbs Uercest corn that ever oemented lUtlt
I’lafc^thp six k-rneis from ,ear N<>
1 in sqttHre No. 1 on the rloth. an»L
so on with all the ears. Kernels
should be laid with the germ side no
Put each ear back in its place on the
plank. >
When each square in .the Itoox. er-
«*«pf those in the outside rows, con
tains its six kernels, sprinkle wato-
Into the l)o* until the corn . and
sawdust are thoroughly moistened,
taking care not to disturb the kernels
Then place a dry white cloth care
fully over the kernels and nnbther
cloth on top of this one
t!on of every r:*i! over which Sts traf
fic moves enib'<ties every poti?*bl»
pt*»T) toward the perventlo i r.f rail |
failures, a feature oj ryilucav op^ra-!
lion to which the officials of leading
American raiiwav^ P ve l»r^n giv ! n?
the closest study during the past
f< w years.
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Inly Daughter Krliexeetl of ( on*
sumption.
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When death was hourly expected.,
all remedies having failed, and Dt.
Finally, H. James was experimenting with the
cover the tqp cloth with sawdust tin- [many herbs of Calcutta, heaccllently
TImm bnk «••• t
U4”CCTS-rr > iMdnM*.
to a toe. If* good-t*yo Johnnie, You npply
"OKTh-IT" In two smsumIh — no fu»dni*
with plsoten that don't stay put. with
salves tint make ronis “pull" sud tnnko
the toe beefy and raw. w ith knives. »el*sors,
razors uml diggers ttifit make rorns grow
faster unit that may cause blood pomoii
from corn-cutting and corn-bletMilng.
“OKTH-IT" shrivels up corns, they coma
right <>IT. That’s the new principle. It's
Just common sense. No more eorn-pains.
“OKTS-IT'-Vi* *«fe. and never hurts the
flesh. Oet rtd of corns ami calluses.
“OKTS-IT" Is sold at a Ih.UIo l,y all
druggists, or sent dlre.-t If you wish, from
£. Ijawrenco A ro., t'hlcago.
OET'S IT Sold in Waltcrboro, by
Walterboro Drug Co.
til the box la level full
Keep the box in fairlv warm room,
leaving It undisturbed for seven Java
Then catch the ends of the top cloth
and raise the cloth carefully from
fhe box. This will take off the top
layer of sawdust without disturbing
I the corn. • Raise the second .cloth.
I still using great care, and it ia then
I possible to read the the tests. See
which kernels have germinated well
and which have germinated poorlv. If
square No. 16 shows poor germina
tion. go to your plank and take n»i»
ear No. 16. throwing It into the
feed pile. Do this with each ea 1 '
whose kernels show poor germinat
ing powers. The ears left on vonr
"link will then be good ones and you
are certain that if was not the
fault of the seed.
Use one box for eyerv one hundred
ears. If desired, however, a lar
ger box mav be used. But that
described abov,. is' the most conven
ient size to handle and should satis
fy the needs of the average farmer.
The time to make this test Is
really in winter, when the ears which
turn out well are stored for planting
in spring. However, If it was not
done in winter, there is still amide
Mine to make the test now and the
farmer who makes it has the un
animous opinion of all the experts
that it will bring him rich profits.
made n preparation which cured hia
only child of consumption. His cMld
is now in this country and enjoying
the best of health. He has proved
to the world that Consunmption can
bo positively and permanently cured.
The doctor now gives his recipe free,
only asking two 2-cent stamp- to
nay expenses, this herb also cures
N!pht Sweats. Nausea at the stomach
and will break up a frew!: tcld in
twenty-four hours. • Address Urad-
dock and To., Pbilabcfpfcia Pa. nam-
ir.g this paper.
4. 11. 3t.
Eddie O’Quin of near Great Swamp
was in town last week.
Strengthen* Weak and Tired Women
.“I was under a great strain nurs
ing a relative through three r-onths* i
sicklier*.” writes Mrs. J. (\ Van IV j
Sande. of Kirkland III., a id “Elec- I
trie Bitters kept me from breaking |
down. I will tfaver be wLlfout it. *
Do you feel tired and worn out? No ,
nprfBto and food won’t dige-t? It
i-n’t the spring weather. You need j
Electric Bitters. Start a month’s !
treatment today; nothing belter for
stomach, liver and kidneys. The
great spring tonic. Relief or money
back. r,Oc. and fl.OO, at your Drug
gist, t . ■- - - A J
GREAT MILLINERY OPENING
; . April 7th and 8th.
In which the Latest Stylet and Shapes for Easter
Hats and Dress Goods will be displayed. W e are
particularly fortunate this year in our selection of
Spring Goods and we h~ ve bought such' a large
stock that wd can save you 50 cents on the dollar
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on Hats.
Remember the Opening dates, Tuesday and
Wednesday, April the 7th and 8th. Miss Myrtle
Moody in charge.
H. ZAUN'S
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W E DESIRE to announce to the public that we have opened a complete and Up-to-Date Clothing Store in
one of the new brick stores just completed by L. N. Glover opposite the WalterboTo Drug Store.
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We recently bought at the Bankrupt Sale the stock of goods of the S. Finn Clothing Co. With this stock
as a nucleus, we.will carry on hand at all times a full line of clothing, both custom and tailor made at prices
to suit everyone. New goods will begin to arrive in a few days, and we propose to give Walterboro and Colle-
ton County an all-round, up-to-date gents’ furnishings establishment.
SHOES
The line of shoes which we
will carry will be unsurpassed
in Colleton County, and in
buying we will consider beau
ty, style, price and comfort.
HATS
Our hat department will be complete in
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every detail and we will carry every-
thing from a Palmetto to the expensive
dress Stetson Hat. Our smaller furnish
ings department will-be compete with
shirts, underwear, hosiery, neckwear, etc.
You willlose by buying before
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you see our stock, and you are
cordially invited to to call and
look over our offerings,
whether you buy or not.
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