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% 1 PA&E EIGHT ‘ THE PRESS AND STANDARD, WALTERBORO, S. C. APRI1 ANNOUNCEMENTS Primary Election Tandajr, Augm*t ' 25th, 1914 v V - <* w ! ? / ll I Card. In thl, coU»n_*iU be pu^ OSHrt? h 1 ! 1 8choo, ' Uu g ht Gertrude Hudson, closed the session with appropriate exercises Wednes day evening. April tth. Notwith standing the tacHmeat weather, a largo crowd was present to vitnes-i the very Interesting exercises, and all seemed highly pleased at the way „ ~~ the pupils rdhlted their spcecnes ani< *J*l , *j| •very wee^ from dialogu<9- Much credit Is due tii« the Primary Election for teacher, as whs shown by the per- 'owlng^rttes: feet manner of the recitations of the ' andidates for County -pupils. ’'The School was fortunate in securififr Miss Hudfon this term, and * or Township Oflieers: all hppe she will consent to teach far l* 3 "®* ■. us anpther session. " Extra chorees will be made on following is the program car- * r da of much length. No. card will be published until* the charge hVa Address The rlerf out: Welcome Mljldson. Recitation—Henry Morris. Don't You Thrink So? (Kec Crosby. My Hat (Ree.) Morning Paj-ers (Dialogue) ”•* Hudson and J. Crosby < Ree.)—Edde b en paid. RKPUKSEXTA- -Moric Miss Miriam Crosby H. and n hiiu «. A M’oman (and When I'm and tr'n bovs. Miss Alice Bow- A. Mam A Mistake (Rec.) ers. Recitation Miss Edith ITmer What I Can Do (Rec.) Crosby. What’* In A Name Miss Ethel (Dlalouge). FOR HOt SK OK TIYEft .... * * To the Democratic Voters of Col- bdo- County. I hereby announce [ my candidacy Tor the House of ’Re- e-eeentit'.vss for Cobeton C'ou. ty in a DemocrpMc Prinvory cflcctlon to be held this summer. I pledge my- rclf to abide the results of the Pri- jmary and support the nominees there of. ,1 ran lest time elected. Then I was I h >w am. 'I oxpoei to be and was nearly not so well the wna» » I II •» , Messrs. Rowers. Crosby, Morris, Varn known an * and Hudson. * ele.cted this time and will merit A Secret. (Roe )—Rlen«p Hudson. confidence placed in rue. — *— I fcgi that I cr.u a^camplish r.v>d ‘ *- - •»!/. nfltr**. -Eddie Hudson. ■>r I^xy I^ew (R«k*.) ^ Counting Eggs (Dialoguel—Misses Varn and Crosby and Mr. Crosby. Bachelor Hall Medb»S;—Fid'* boys and five glrisr The l.lttle Mothers (Motlnn Song) — Misses Yarn a&(} Bower.*} The Model WPiden (Rec.t-—Miss An nie Belle 'Croaby. \ Sudden Discovery (Rec.)—Messrs. Crosby and Preacher and Miss Varn. ‘‘ d to *‘1^,‘“j ',”,';.,_„♦;«« r.f be** l^*arn to Labor and to Wait (Rec > ^dministro n • Hcnrv Yarn. ’ financial affairs. 1 shall appreciate I FPT! ium% m . _ r I would not ask for thy ofllre. Re-.pectfuUy. • B. L. JONES. . , FOR CXH'XTY TRKAHt'RKR. For C««inty Treasurer. I hereby announce myself a candi-. 1 ,be office Of Treasurer for • ate for the omce oi . ■l,Lon County. at.a.pr.Tn:M « rt t< ikf "“’'ll, S.afe sai^. her A Capable Servant (Dialogue! Messra.o(’ro(fby.»: ( i’r(M»cber and Bryan. Uewltatlor Hcnrv Horri • , At Our School (Rec.) Bitlie Had ron. • A Practical Pse for Peddlers (Dia logue) Miss Varn and Messrs. Crosbys and Hudson A' Sign P.onrd (ne'e.) Miss Kste Preacher. ^ Onr Party (pec.) M’s* Annl'- Pc’.le Crosby. Beading the News (Dialogue) Miss Kate Preacher and Roy Crosby. Winning ( Ber.) Hoy Crosby, Drill- Ten boys. Betsey anti 1 are Out (Rec.) -Miss Gertrude Hudson. Dehatl*- Messrs Croshva and Preacher April Fool Joke (Dialogue) Messrs. Crosbys nnd Hudson. Awarding of Prizes. Bp the tracer. Vacation ( Rec. t Eddie Iludj^n. Debate • Re«olve.d Thai Edncatlon Sliould be ('otnpuisorl' AfTlri'iativc. Roy Crosliy and H^ rry Pr > icher. Negative. Rober(> ('rosbv and Wat son ( ’rosin Tuduos,' C. J (S^s- by. K. K Hetlson and Dr. A. \V. Hu«k son. ^ * The negative side w nd V)'atsi»b .Crosby Vas .ronrijered Huy best debate' C ni; ;j(te on Ord y . ^ifudsoy 1 K r. J. D i|i. ! ->n : ud A A. (’rwiiy. Tlie | rir.es for reguli- a(t rniain e was won by Berry Pr/a* h- er and Reuben Crosby whil p: i".*. for !i. »t debate: -Wal.o.i fro by T^XUV. R. H. MIRHY. FOR Al'DITOR.. I hereby announce mvs»e!f a caniil- date for Amlltor of Cclleton County, and prornlic If elected to give (h** people a careful and bn rne*e-!ike adniinistraton. In Hie electUm I received a liberal vof \ a^rd/" be lieve that since 1 have hecpnfe nor*- widely known. 1 will pecel e the consideration of every voter in tha app.'packing primary • IKltf. (Nardl Carter. ’ V X * -r- ANXOrNf EMENTS * 7*: V <1 # <i . t- * i;: & *:• Cards announcing candidates for municipal offices w ill be .run Jlr.til the election at (lie following rate**.: An- nbtinceniehts for Mayor, \n- nouncenienta for ** Aldermen. $1 Ab All announcements imist he paid-for m fo^they‘v ill he printod. Mb* lli> ; /on tty / Improvements at txtts. lattta --An election was held here recently fur (he purpose •( voting bo'jds amounting to<$€r>,000 to provide for the Imdallntidn of a sewerage, light and wa^rworks plant for the town. The election carried unani mously. not ii single vote ’ being re corded agi/fnst the project. ThttfV had been sojlie little talk of opposition but it (ailed to manifest Itself. The holding of the election is the Outcome of ^ mass meeting of citizens held about two months ago' which authoriz- e t.thc town*council to take the neces sary steps to bond the town for lights, water and sewerage. Reports of Orangeburg Clubs. Orangeburg —The teachers in Or angeburg county are beginning to scud in reports of club work among the pupils and report interest in the work The corn contest club has 40 members i the tomato contest club, 25 members; the sewing club. 5ft meni- bets; school improvement club. 2k5 uternben*; school gardening: club, 160 memuers. mothers' sanitation club. members; roadworktng club. IS iiienib**ts; literary a * society club, i)5 members, farm demonstration club, 40 members FOR MAYOR To the Democratic Voters of V.'oi.er lM»ro: I hereby nnhpunce nrywlf « car.di- d:ife for re. 1<»« titui I t tip* of’lcr* of Mayor of *WaRcrhdro. and desiro to thank my many friends for thi'ir loyal support in the past. I solicit a con. t:nuance of it fn th« approaching *1- ectlonT and hofte that my peftorm- atice of tue T’uti«*s of this oTice has merited it. I will abide by the rubs •md regulations governing the pri mary. . ’ * Very re.snectfully. W. B. Ackerman. M. D. FOR AI.DKRM.aV R**leivin? that town government should bp admlnis .'red . along pro- mressive and economical lires. ami l»e jTelvIng that I potser-s Abe quallflra- tlons^for such a pbcition, I hereby offer myself to the voterg of tfc* town of Walterboro as a candidate for Al derman in the Municipal primacy of May 5th - I will appreciate y<nir support. yv - * • Respect fnilv/ rV e. e. rkorott. I ant a candidate fo^ A Merman In the muntHpa] prinyrry and'will ap- nreclnte the supvort of all voters. If elected. T «1>*1I do tr.y duty fe>r-. lessly. meet |pk every , p-ono^itlon without hetdtatfon , * /Resp.*.-*fi:Rv. T. J. M< DANIEL. Movement of Fortilizor. Vfdumbla —Charleston and Colum- *bia are prominent c-entres for the fer tilizer movement, which: at this time of the yaar necessitates the use of many extra cars and sometimes extra train*. A prominent freight man said that the ihovement In fertilizers for this year was behind that of last year But he added that Iqfortnatlon from -ttoo fertilizer people was to the'effect shat they have orders sufficient to make March and April such large months that the business for the son would bc : larger than last year. i ' * Will Vote on Bonds. Fort Mill—At Its regular 'meetln? recently the city council ordered an election to be held on April 8. Th-.' voter* ■ of the town will be gievn an opportunity to express their choice a-s to whether or not 'to issue bonds to the amount of IliJ.fKX). Ahall be mad*' for the purpose of instaliing a water works system. . At the same time a feoerd of commissioner* wjlf be elect ed ?.rd in this connection the names of V B Ardrry. L A iMriK W. F. .Lewis. W B Meacb m ; :ij J. T. Youag.' f SorKtl .B^'le Hon*.ire*i. Mrs. I. M.’’ P r <hhurne and Mt^s rimer Fishbnrne were the hoatess*-v on Mondav afternoon a miscellan eous shower ^in h^nor of Miss Kath erine Howell, a bride of next Week. The beautiful home of Mr. and Mr*. B H. Wichtnan w as the. scene of the afternoon’s festivities and the whole affair was a delightful success. Pro gressive Whist furnished the prin cipal amusement, and, kftar many exciting games, Mr*. J. IF Idles was declared the winner of the first prize. whiV* the -booby prixe was awarded to Mi** Nell Baker, one of the city's attractive Easter guests. To the music of the wedding march Miss Lillian Price brought in a large basket full of gifts to Miss Howell. The gift* were many, beautiful and va+ied. and demonstrates the pooul- arity of thl* attractive young lady among her numerous friends of th.' town. At the proper lime a delic ious refreshment course was served. For Weakness and loss of Apatite Tb* Old Stsadird erne-jl «*r»r;r**-.^ning trtdc, tpapvjra TAXTFLKaS ckiil r*»MC. drirrscMt :n! M*tkT49 , t'1 huitd> < r t* ?«' • ; AMircWjpr^tucr. Fj*-»‘u.!. j-J A ln> ’ tSStic \.CStSL Mr. ind Mrs B H. Graves and children, spent Easter in Charleston, the guests of their friends an drela- tives. - ’ • . . H. W. Black, Jr'., one of iho town's prominent nlerchants. left Mondav for an fvtenaed business trip * to New York iand other t>°ir.ts in the North. Mr. and Mrs D R Blhck and fr.n- iley spent in (*lt.irleston the c;u-ts of his brother Major Black. A feature of the Easter services a* ihe : different tflftrches of the town or last Sunday v was tl^ e excellent music • endered by thc^eboirs of the town Watierboro’s churches have, many good singers, and intexesting p/o- grans were rendered ct all ot. the < hurched last Sunday. , " PLAY BALL! * b heard in every city and - village in the nation to-day, and already plans are being- laid for several good teams in Colleton County. In order 9 to play the game right, the players must be' equipped - A • •• with the best in the line of » • * , Baseball Goods. Such we We have just re- ived a full line of the famous Reach Goods, all nevL and' up-to-date. When you buy from us you know A ^ • < ’ it is new stiiff you are buying. vV tot Turer ctxrtvtt IIU PEOT OIADmLLL W LITE'S FLIGHT Y OU’VE read about Orville Wright’s succeu with his ae * ilizer. the balance wheel of flight. In life’s flight yon balance wheels. For instance, yon need the balan honesty, of morality, of physical well being, of money. One a column about life’s stabilizers.^ Instead we suggest that this sketch over. THEN COME GET A CHECK E _ TH E FIRST NATIONAL BA Tackle / \ For your Spring Fishing let us supply you with a full equipment. / / / Benton-Koger Hardware Co. « 9 - Ex'crvlhinfl ill llnrdxvare. ,/ - vA fC‘ v / Shoes! Shoes! X For the old and the ^;oung, for those hard to fit and those easy to fit. We carry the . . ' V ‘ . J famous 5-Star Brand of Shoes made by ■ V- the Brown Shoe Co. The>* are the stand- ai*d of excellence the world over; a good shoe at a reasoaal !e price. . • * . / x Dry Goods *X A large supply of White Goods recently received and our Dry Goods Department offers you a wide variety from which to * select. The ideal entertain , Of all the purchases you ever madc/nc ever brought so much pleasure into yt home as-thc Yictor-Yictrola. # Enjoyed by young-and old—gives ever)- < the kind of music he or she likes best. And there’s no better time than NOW to ; j*») oiir Victor \ ictrpta. $15 for Jl) .* \'icf®r-\’ictrob IV, shown in picti: Other styles 325 to S-tK). \ ietors 310 to 3100. E. terms, if desired. ' Brown Furniture ( X Wedding Presents X X Artj.r tiii: wedding and bride and grodm settle dov.n to houseke*'piug, it will be a source of delight to them if some thoughtful friends have ehosen from our great stock dinner set*, tea or eoffee sets or odds and ends in china, cr sliver ware and cut glass | Such beauties as we display are constant reminders cf the donor*. ; X SvJ . ’ ' X X ’ r We also cam- a fu}l line of Hardware and Farming Implements, Harness and Sad- dies, and Groceries. armers and Warehouse ; i HI VftTSELl M J’t X x X .x R«d! of Hcnor of rottagevllle llihg J'-hoi*!. X Ave r Hm* of 9») ;*ei cent. (tett,. Pesie Mae Ackerman. .Vkerman. 4th grade; Waiio man. Everett Ackerman,,-Cre Brownell. Raymond Ga*cb. K Hill, Joe Reeve*,.. 3rd rrgi*': > Mi*«es Nell and Gertrude Baker 0 Henderson Fraser of Charleston have been the attractive Ea*!wr is in Walterboro visiting hla parents, guests of Mrs. E T. H. haffer! 'Mr. anH Mrs. R. L. Fraser. - - I Eunice Aok. rntan, Mabel Ackerman,* Clarence Intrant. *6th grade; Helen' Pierce.' Mellirhamp Reeves. Carrie 1 Lou Willis. 6th grade; Bessie Is- - ^ * Pierce. Kirby Rev«. Heleh E. Malone, PrimipJ Carrie Willi*. Is! As*.star * Reuu^ Sessions, 2nd A si -’