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JUNE
feEflCTY SEeRETS
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THE PRESS AND STANDARD, \VALTEREDF. 0, S. C.
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M ildred Louise
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COMMENCEMENT
AT COTTAGEVILLF
ExcrrUe** Holil on P'riday Kveninv.
Ijirg**- \umlM*r l*rcM*nl; Intfrr*>«
inp Prognun^UnKlered.
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.i:.’vrnt. <'ir«illation. Etc., lie-
i<mJ l»y tin* Act of August, -I.
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at Waller boro, for April
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JflUNUBD LOUISE is said to have the most beautiful Hair
tka^ evor adorned a woman’s head, and her methods fbr keeping ;The ^““•■cement exercises of
it fluffy, eteaii and beautiful are famous the world over. .Any Z’ I
woman who will follow out her suggestions can have beautiful ber of f rtends and patrons of ta*
hair, clear complexion and enj oy perfect health. ' «»>ooi beic* present
Teachets and pupils entered and
look their places to the strains of a
We”* 1, P ** Je< * by Mrs. Courtney Bib
^ #,,owln « Program was then
rendered and was listened to with
marked appreciation:
Invocation—Rer. W. V. Dibble,
welcome—Annie Isgett, Finn
manag-
• Mias Anxioua: My bust develop- which vnn raw, . . . ^
ed formula will increase your bust to Get it ^n the” * i** i*** dru * * tore -
plump roundneaa and fullness with- the orlginal P^knc*.
out question, even though your pre- Miss AST * I ,
vious development has been lost. Af- velous for its cie a r«^. nip « J 011, mMr '
ter meals and at bedtime take two ness and softnws wTi £1°** WehJw^
teaspoonfuls of bloodine. Then mas- by the liberal produc «<I Grade
sage bust, night and morning with fhl. cream ^ Z Rub Gr^tine .
v _ _ »">v pr,™ r ;!L'Z”?s.'£: ‘Swszr *•"*" <i «
••Once More" says: i used your good drug^is* vn!. Rht Any fourth Jrade ,ndlanB ' «oys of me
formula for bust develorment and of rosetone * an ounce The „ *
it is wonderful. Please give Smallest Boy—Davis Smith
IM _ — a-eoa v 10 01*11 ki* .
Farther Stebbins at the Bat—A1
len Reeves.
The Golden Rule. Song—Boys and
girls of the primary Grades.
• Almost Beyond Endurance—Lee
Try ft and you win oc convin<
Ask your druggist for sageine.
Myrtle F.: Pimples will disap- ■<.,,» me sain against tan and freck-
pcar In short order and stay away les while acting as a food in rounn
*>y using bloodine. It is a liquid ing out hollows d *
If you cannot secure any article you wish mentioned above
from your druggist write to American Proprietary Co., Boston,
Mass., and they will supply you.
5-13-4t—advt
THE ATLANTA
ROAD CONGRESS
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FroiMiMMl to Make This the Biggest
Event of Its Kim', Ever Held In a
Southern City.
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Every; county and state official in
the Soufli interested in any way in
th? building of roads or streets ought
to be ni&H.i i-i pluns, to ‘utiend tne
American Hoad Congress, which will
meet in Atlanta next November. This
, ought to be made the greatest gath
ering of men interested in road
huilding^etfer held in this country,
n There is no other section of tho
country more vitally Interested in the
building and maintenance 7>f roads.
Th?re are a thousand questions which
must constantly present themselves
to every county commissioner and
lo every road engineer, and many of
them are difficult to answer.
What kind of materials shall be
used? How shall it be used?
Under what conditions shall roads
Tjc built or repaired?
Wfikt is the best'material for road
making? \Will it be brick, will it be
• oncrete, will it be macadam, will it
> sand-clay, or will a county in some
• i.ses be justfied In having merely
well made good dirt roads?
Which kind of road will give the
best service and In the long run
prove tb« cheapest?
Will it be expensive to the county
t 0 issue bonds and build thoroughly
cood roads of the highest type of
material, or will It be better to drag
along slowly aid potior away, doing
a littls work there, aso trying to
patch up the roads as to make theta
at least passable?
What engineering will be requir
ed? # ’
Are the officials now in oflloe equa,
to supfrvislng, laying out, building
and maintaining roads? ^
litical purposes in order to give jobs
to superintendents or to day labor
ers? ' y
What are the influences that are
t,?ing brought to bear to induce the
use o? this material or that?
What are other counties doing?
What has been the ehect of road
yuilding elsewhere on material, edu
cational and religious progress?
These are a few of the many ques
tions that must confront every man
'johDng any official position in any
way* identified with road or street
work. At the Atlanta Congress*there
will be the opportunity of studying
these questions. Every phase of roaa
building will be intelligently pres?nt-
■’d by experts. Probably every im
portant line' of machinery used in
road buJUling and every variety of
material will- be on xhibition. Hun
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your black-head formula. S. L. L.: Yes. her face must look
Get from your druggist eight and a ten years younger without the wrin-
half-ounces of bloodine in original trs and yours wll show the samel••■• , ; *
package. Then massage face night, improvement If you use my recipe ' A,ni
and morning with rosetone. for this vegetable jelly, which you Pierc « ~~ i L ' ~
• ' < prepare very cheap at home. It Counting Chickens Before. They
Miss S. G. H.: This shampoo will cured my wrinkles very quickly and Are Hatched—Clarence DuRaut,
get the dead skin and scurf righu I still use It as a preventive. Get an Marv in Smith and Joe Reeves,
out of the scalp pores, where map ounce of- komox at your druggists. A Little School—Arnelle Acker
and water and other shampoos never dissolve it in half pint cold water
will. Try It and you will be convine- and add two tablespoonsful of gly- I* 0 * 1 * Tonkinolse. Duet Lou Wil-
<d. Ask your druggist for sageine. <erine. It should be used often and ,i,, and Mabel Ackerman.
! rke <* Into the pores. It pro- My Aunt Marie, Recitation—Beu-
♦eets the skin against tan and freck- I*!* Easterlin.
Compulsory Education. Essay—
Burw;el| Smith.
Brothers Darling, Duet—Winnie
Ackerman and Berma Ackerman.
A Coquet Conquered. Recitation—
Annie Pierce.
Springtime. Fong—By ten girls.
My Duty to My State. Essay—Rus
sel Ackerman.
H.ver Chimes, Instrumental Solo
—Bennie Ackerman.
. The Myrtles, Instrumental Solo—
Winnie Ackerman.
The Higher Education of Women
E**ay—Alef DuRant.
e Music, Voluntary Interlude—Mrs
W. V. Dibble.
The diplomas were then deliverei
to the graduating class by Miss Hel
en E. Malone, the principal. In a
short address to them she urged that
hey enter every open door of oppor
tunity, to insist on themselves, and
to cultivate their crowniug gifts.
Those receiving diplomas this year
are Ku#s*>| Ackerman, Clarence Ack
erman and Aief DuRunt.
Another voluntary in*erlt d* by
Airs. Dibble followed and the exer
cises were •encludeci with the bf-ne-
dhtion by Rev. Dibble.
The past >ear lias b)*on one of un !
dsuai-suecesM and has been marked j
by many improvements, among vhich
may be mention'd tte huvin r°of an
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! Editor, .latyes F. Hither;
1 r < ditor, Janies F. Risher; busi-
n* • manager, James F. Rishsc: pub-
L'-h**:-. James F. HL tier.
owners: W. W. Smoak. presi-
Uent. Anderson, 8. C.; James K.
Risher, secretary. Walterboro, 8. C.;
Press am. Standard. Inc; '. •
JAS. F. RISHER.
Sworn to and Subscribed before me
this 29th dav of May.
HEBER R. PADGETT,
Notary Public P. C.
* Rheumatism
Blood Poison
Scrofula, Malaria
Skin Disease
Because it Purities
the Blood
P.P.P. was
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IT WILL MILT YOU, TOO-AT ALL DRUOOI,T*-f I A*
P. V. UPPUflAW, SAVANNAH, CCOWOIA
McGmumi's art Sin to ke Pm”
That's what custeoMra eay. You
caa’t fool the house wives oa Flavoria*
Extracts, Spices sad Baking Powder.
( That is why they, are insisting on
McConnon's.
J/rCsssM'< Flsvsrimgt are the standard
everywhere. Coaspetitora say “As
good at McCoaaoa’s." Stick -to the
genuiae McCoaaoa’s aad get full
strength goods every time.
McCommsm’t Gretmd Sfkn arc abso
lutely pure and we put them up ia our
celebrated Sanitary Sealed Spice Can.
Insist on getting this can, the spiee
keeps a great deal better in it. #
% MtConusu’t Bokint Potrdtr—one tea
spoonful to a quart of sifted flour. This
powder will please you and the price is
low. Get St least ftve cans from the
salesmen, he calls only two or three
times a year.
• SOLD BY.
J. B. DuBOIS.
The McConnon Man «
Shades
Hot Nights are Cool Niffa—Behind the Voders
Get the deep, lost sleep of childhood agala. Sleep on the perch f
- Let the Vudors give you privacy. Dr. Air soothes you to sleep,
builds your health wkilt you sleep. Est oa the porch ami had appe
tite I Sit there aad had health 1 Vudors are inexpensive. " -a
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AWNINGS MADE TO ORDER
We send blanks for measurements and make your awninjfa
to fit. Ntybetter work is possible than that done by our Awning
Department.
VICTOR TALKING MACHINES
Any style machine you may want may be had from our
stock. Send for catalogue of new records and a book of in
struction on modern dances.
Professional Notices.
*- a V» || ".All nfiiluu. nun-| may be mentioi*'•! the huvin
dreds of engineers and contractors encyclopaedia and a number nt n« v
and machinery piakers will be there books. A literary society has also
to study every phase of highway im-^ been inaugurated and som*' good
provements. work along that line has Ihm n ac-
It behooves the people of the South complished.
Are the roads being used M'or po-
Hot Weather Tonic aad Body Bulkier
Are you rundown, nervous, tired?
!« everything you do ar. eCort? You
-re not laxy—ybu are sick. Your
Momach, liver,, k’dneys. and whole
system need a tonic. A tonic and
health builder to drive out the waste
matter—build you up and renew
'our afrength. Nothing butter than
EJectrlc Bitters. Sart oday. Mrs.
James Duncan. Ilaynesville, Me.,
writes: "Completely cured me af-
ler several doctors gave me up.” 50c
and $1.00 at your druggist. Buck-
len’s Arnica Salve for cuts.
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to see that every county is represent
ed by men of integrity who have an
earnest desire to study every phase
of this road question.
In advance of the meeting of the
Congress all of these subjects should
be actively discussed by the people
of every’ county. They should be in
quiring of their officials what an
swers they are prepared to make to
these questions and how far they
have studied them.
If the people of Atlanta want to
do a great work for the South and
for themselves, they ought to carry
on in the near future an active cam-
ualgn to induce the county officiale
of the South to come to this congress.
They ought to indues counties that
have made progress in road build
ing to any marked extent to show
what they have done and how they
have done it. The backward coun
ties that have not yet accomplished
much ought to be stimulated to send
their officials In order thnt they may
catch the spirit of highway improve
ment. '
R. M. JEFFERIES,
Attorney-at-Lnw,
office in < or:iT uousi:.
Walterboro, S. C.
Will Practice in All ('ourf-s.
VHirancs «r MEsioKaiTr.
S* 00 * 1 ’ c,eanae it of all
matter, and every
| Dcrve wiil be better, verv much more
r. Pure
Pliant and
■tronger. Pi
good health.
blood
is
I HRS. JOE PERSON
i In all die
itepeerMeed. Uelwassadso-
• Ms flald and thus pnpares th*
tadhesim. YowMtchbors h*«t
, and they laaufy t^iu
“**— Harm leu yst
lilt
“It has
Always Iiead to Better Health.
Serious sicknesses start in disord
ers of the stomach, liver and kid
neys. The best corrective and pre
ventive is Dr. King’s New Life Pills.
They purify the blood—prevent con
stipation. keep liver, kidneys and
bowels in healthy eondition. Give
you better health by ridding the
system of fermenting and gassy food.
Effective and mile. 2.5c at your|
druggist. Rucklen’s Arnica Salve
for all hurts.
up *r arattm and
sswaxai ussllh. 1 flad it a flpr
idMaksap ia tha houaa for ih* |
Of tha chlldian."—Mrs H M
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Far all blood taints, for all constUaUoaa) |
wakn—m. Mr*. Jo* Parson's Resasdr ha*
I provstf Itsslf son bsIpfnL Your druerm |
! esn sapply you. If h* dossal gat It for youj
writs tha r
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ladoalasona dollar, sad thay will rand it |
with tall dtracUoas.
. y
(flaw Iwanwwla !Mnoh should be
mre« ww aw nan u * • <* 11..
couaacUoa with the JU-iaedr for the cure <>i |
sorab and thereliefpf inflawad and coaceMcd
surfaces. Itiaaane^tallr Taiuabie for women,
qpd should ShpCra be used for ulceratiou^
—OFFICE OF—
DR. A. J. ANDERSON,
, /dental surgeon.
OFFICE HOURS:
9 A. M. to 2 P. M.; 3 P. M. to 0 P. M.
PHONE 100X
WALTERBORO, 8. C.
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DR. H. W. BLACK, SR. /
Dental Snrgeon
WALTERBORO, 8. CL
Annoclated with Dr. D/ J. Me)
hang in of fie* next to Walterbo.o
Drag Company. Usual Office Hours
PHONR «7JL
«. JNO. B. BUCKS, DENTI8TI
EBRHARDT, 8. O.
At ^hrbardt from 1st to 20th of
month. Colleton the
of the month
a e.
am
DuRANT.
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and Land Bnrregv.
OOTTAGEYILLE, 8. G.
Prompt Attention given all businsci
Plata Made.- ALL WORK GUARAN
TEED.
Everything 1 in Dry Goods'. Clothing Shoes
Hats and Millinery, Sold at Surprising^ low
prices, Give us a call and xe will prove it.
At FRANKS
Charleston Surprise Bargain House.
Walterboro, South. Carolina.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
J. FRANK Manager .j|
SIEGLING MUSIC HOUSE
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R^v. J. 8. Finch will fake an ad
dress at the Woodmen’s.' hall at
'Stokes next fourth Saturday after
noon at four o’clock. Everybody 1*
invited.
For Weakness and Loss of Appetite
TlieOid Standard frucrnl atrengthcrin* tnrir.
CHOCK'S TASTKLKSS chill TONIC, driv, t
Malaria and buildt, up the »v»ir”t. A tru toe!.- |
A «ure Appetixer. Vo. cJulli a-J children. .^ I
. “THE BEST OF EVERYTHING IN MUSIC*
Pianos, Player Pianos, Organs, Victrolas and music of
# • e
nil kinds. We solicit your patronage and will give
prompt and careful service.
24:J King Street, Charleston. S. C.
Samuel D. Carr. Special Representative, Kingstree, S. C.
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Wintbrop College Sch«r{itrsbi|t
Entrance E\iiir-nati->n.
The examination far the award of
vacant scholarships in Wintbrop t o’
jege awl for the admission of n«*w
students will be held at the county
court house on Friday. July .1, a*
9 a. m. Applicants must not ho less
than sixteen years of age. When
scholarships are vacant after- July J
they ^;UI be awarded to those mak
ing the highest average at this ex
amination. provided they meet the
conditions governing the award. Ap
plicants for scholarships should
write tO ( President Johnson before j
the examination for scholarship ex
amination blanks.
Scholarships are worth $100 and
free tuition. The next season wll
open September Ifl. 1914. For fur-
thr information and catalogue ,ao-
dress Pres. D. B. Johnson, Hock Hill.
S. C. Ju 3
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outh Carolina
A Full Literary, -Scientific and Technical School for Young Men
r* tk« young tnpn of tha South th® I* itf ®<lnratioi>a) a<lvxnt»g< «. tutinn. Thi* cour*® U».i. *- •>— -> *
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Offer* th® younff turn of tti® Smth the Ix-rff ®<lnrati<ii.aJ advantag. *, tution. Thi* rour*® leail* to the il*gr<* of Harhehir of Kripne® in Engi-
under puKitiv® < hri.tian in flu® nee*, at tin- inii.lniutn rx|<®n*®. Founded necnrig, and rnn.titute* a wmnd «tart for almost any iudu.tnal par* nit
iq 1*^4 and hold* nrepugnixvd pbtitSJU among the high grad® institutioii* The College own* !• ►plendid bnilding* of larg® porportion* and
of th® Soath. j 1 ’ thorough equipment. It* Faeulty of fifteen oofiegwlraii^*i «p®riaii*t,
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Off*,*aiaer-yaar Caara® i® ItoctrW* lead Hctlwak^l EagMertog in seperat® earefuNy *iipm ined by th® KaruAy. Oymnamium work to eompuiM.ry.
building*, with fully equipped (hop* and laluratorie*. all ti®oe«*ary »p- Th® athletie work of Newberry College in late year* ha® been foremo.t
naratu* and apphaure*. undera Kppkrateeorpsof eM*-rienre<! In.truetor*. among th® South t'andina t’olleg®®. Th® religion* Hf® U ktoal. ai d tl.®
Una the great advantage of being > oLpe< ted with a regular literary iu*ti- moral and (pintua) welfare of th® »tad«nt I* th* ■ebool’a chief eonrern.
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For ratalogu® and particular*, addre**
Rev. J. Henry Harms, D. D.,
President*