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I 51. Hal far bon s . r A Um 4 •Ml PAGE TWO THE PRESS AND STANDARD, WALTERBO?. 0, . r JULY 15,1914. STAND ON FEET SWEET POTATOES I FOR BEDDING Mirf b Moral War. m 0t bo wmk that I ■ ® ouid tt«rdly do my i work. When i raahod my dUm I had to sit dmra spd when I w«xld sweep tbs floor I would get so week that I woold have to get a drink erery few minotes, and before I did my | dusting I wohld have tp lie down. I got so poorly that my folks thought I wss going into consumption*. One day 1 found a piece of paper blowing around the yard and I picked it up and read it. • It taid * Saved from the Grave/ and told what Lydia E. Pinkham’e Vegeta- He Com pound has done for women. I rhowed it to my bosbond and he said,- *\Vby don’t yon try it?' So I did, and after I had taken two bottles I felt better and 1 said to my bosboad/I don't need any more,' and ho said 'Yon hod better take it a little longer anyway.* So I took it for three months mid got well end strong." — Mrs. Alonzo E. Bake*, 9 Tecnmseh St., Adrian, Mich. Not Well Enoogh to Work, la these words is hidden the tragedy cf many a woman, housekeeper or wags earner who supports herself and is of tea helping torap^orta family. on_ tory^*shop, stove or Mtckea, womaa , should remember that there is one tried and true remedy for the ills to which all women are prone, and that Is LjtfleE. Ptakham’s Vegetable Componad. It *1 raise and sell quite a quantity of sweet potatoes for seed. Should I grew large ones or small ones for bedding? Some people want large and some small ones. One man told me that the small pota toes would make strings. I usually _ have both large sod small ones to 1 gnat dal of good, salt all bat fdr my own benefit l| Before I would fiko to know what 8ixe > ou wifl Help Odier Wc V Hina, Ah.”**! must cofcra— * Mrs. ExUs Mm Reid, of this place, “thaf canmi, me woquui s iomC| would prefer?” Instead of selecting the small po tatoes from the general crop, r practice of the large growers la to raise smaty ones especially for bed ding. This Is done by making cut tings In late July or early August about a yard long. These are coil ed around the hand and the whole coil planted In the hill with only the tip showing outside. These cut tings will make small potatoes from every Joint, and these keep more easily than the potatoes- from the early plants. They are sold here for bedding under the name of slips. These will make more plants to ft*- square yard *of bed than, any you can use. and will make aa fine pota toes as anj^—The Progressive Far mer. j Hap Your (lilld Worms? Most children do. A coated, furr ed tongue, strong breath, atomacb pains, circlet under eyes, pale, sal low complexion, nervoua, fretfuK grinding of teoth, tossing in sleep, peculiar' 'dreams—any one of these indicate child has worms. Get a box/of Kicks poo Worm Killer at one*. It kills the worms—the cause of your child’s condition. Is laxa tive and aids nature to expel tbs worms. Supplied in candy form. Easy for children to Uke. 25c at your druggist. „ \ using Csrdui. 1 would xpit up everything I ate. I had a tired, sleepy feeling all the lime, and was incgiilar. I could hardly drag around, and would have severe ncadacha coo- tiniMHAly. j- Since taking Csrdui, I have entirety quit spitting up what I eat Everything seems to digest all right, sod i have gained 10 pounds in weight.” If you are a victim of any of the numer ous ills so common to your sex, il ia wrong to sufler. - - • For half a century, Cardui has been re lieving just such ilk, as is provcn'by the. thousands of lettars. similar to the above, o euf* ottice, y« ‘ /; Notice. To the Patron -of the Bethlehem School District: We, the Trustees, of the Bethle hem School District No. wish to call attention to »he patrons of the • ^ riot-of pur rsalgnati* perlntendent of educaion as trus tees. We have thought wisely be-\ fore resigning, and now feel that it ’ ' will be for the betterment of thq district tp appoint a new board af trustees. A. O. HIOTT, , I. D. CROSBY, ' C. C. HIOTT. Headache aud Nervousness Cured. “Cbamberlsiil’s Tablets are enti tled to all the praise I can give them,” writee Mrs. Richard Olp. Spencerport, N. Y. They have cur ed me of headache and nervousness and restored me to my normal health.’ For sale by all dealers. waatjourjdptoatasWuchMpoaftl* m fatten them. Oivoflw igraf variety Hour To Qivo T# which pour into Cirdui hsucc posed of ingredients which act on the womanly constitution, and hclpa build the weakened orpns backtohouh Md strength. ' Cardui has helped other*, find will help you, too.. Get a bottle today. You won’t regret it. Your druggist sella tt. Write to: OwttMiMOi Mrttrt— C*.. L«4W AS- *1»ory Dvpi.. Cttaiunoufa, Twin., foe Spetift Jr* Mrwtun.l on your cat* and M-paga took. 'Hans Tiaattiaai for Wanaa. 'aaoi is nwawtaaan. HCU0 maiLINB Is tha tradamsik i improvedQuiniss. ItiasT I'Zi&'ZUrS tXXJtZSi tam. Co., Lynn, E. Plnkham Medidas YOUNG WOMAN | KILLS FATHER NOT TOO LATE TO APPLY MANURE in I’ses Shotgun on Parent and Gets Verdict of Justifiable Homicide. The Progressive Farmer h?* the following to say In Regard to apply Ing manure: We have received several letters from readers asking aa to the best way to prserve manure, aa “it is now < too late to apply it to our land.” That it is not advisable to applv manure to land after the crop la plantefLJa a very common impres sion/among a great many farmers and it is probable that they have come to this conclusion from some unsatisfactory experience*. Howev er. because they have applied ma nure to a growing crop and had un- satbfaitorv results Is not necessari ly sufficient grounds for condemn ing the practice. There' is no doubt that fre*h manure applied to grow ing crops In large quantities, or ap plied unevenly as is necessarily the case when It is put nut by hand, will very often muse injbry. 'especially if the season happens to be dry one Huf when applied in limited quan tities, say at the rate of three to five loads per a< re and at the same time e\enly distributed, there is no reason why any injury should fol low and, while very marked bene fit to the growing crops cannot b looked for yet the saving m th-> handlin? of the manure by puttinsr it directly upofi the field, 'together with the saving o* ;iie lo«v^t1'.:t nearly always - occurs when manure Is stored for any length of time, rather recommend ihe practice, vltho'iit injtirinq tjm crop v,h ie do ing so. It ivrtl such tlnicc as the-, the manur«^ spreader becomes e«pe- ciall»vMiiable An equal distrlbu of the manure by hand upor <rowing (tops is tilrrb t Impossible t'r.t .'Ion the’ r antir** spreader is used it is entinly feasible to scatter •his suhstame o < otnpletcly over the land that the re s certain net *o be any evil eiT#*« ts from it ^ There would | rohabl; b* 1 tenden cy of the fresh-manure to make n undue crow th of st tik ;1nd b ;»f. but this objection can be ovenome le scattering about leo pounds of r< id phosphate upon top of c«. h nianux spreader load. As a .m;tt«r of ;: . Ihcrc Is h&rllv .» Mue cf the yrr.r that manure cannot profitably be applied to some portion of the farrd and whenever ttvfs is possible it i.- prcferable to storing it. because th* ■ storing Involyes considerable extra handling, and this necessarilv add to the cost of the mr.TJUre Then it ts seldqrtt nrsctlpahle to store r.i"- nure such a way that all lo«s is prevented. Fr-mientlv the co*» the extra handling when added *c loss that the manure has mp- / derrope will so add to the cost that we had best not have used it at all For the«e reasons always recom- Kesolutlons of Respect. Adopted .by the session of the Walterboro Presbyterian church up on the death of Ruling Elder **. F. Rivers: " . ~ Whereas, God in Hi* all-wise providence, baa seen fit to remove from our midst to the Churchfgbove our friend and brother-elder, F. F. Hivers, be it resolved by the session of the Walterboro Preabyterian church, * First, That w> have lost a valued member, and a most devoted and consecrated officer; and that, both from a sense of value of his services to the church and from the grief we feel personally, we mourn his death. Secondly. That we know that our Heavenly Father makes not mis takes in the dispensation of His Wigham, Ja.. July 11.—Mrs. providence, and that all that He Clifford Griffin. 24-year-old daughter dt*.* is best; and that we. therefore, of H. Preston Powe # a widely known bow j n submission to His will. Grady «ounty farmer who was fodnd Thirdly, That we bear teatimny dead In bed yesterday morning from (o (h<> p a( ^ noe which characterixed a gunshot wound, told the coroner s our bro(her dur i ng a n the suffer- jiiry that she had slain her father of hig , a!|t iI|neM> the faUh ln because of repeated attacks upon and rt , 8 , Kna ,t on to His wiil with h " J which he met them, jw»d the beau- She declared that her father had tJfu | an( j 8 pi r jt ua | Christian bear- attacked her and had come to her that wa £ man if e8t m all—as i room after midnight yesterday. She all hi3 llfe followed him to his room, she said,- ' . . . and when he slept; fired into the' Fourthly, That we «tend to his hi. with a shotaun > ov ‘* d our “ympathy and com- LmL him instintl* * ' fort in their aifllctlon. praying that Mr. OMmn ... arquill.d on . (hoy m.y l-.’o tb. .bMUn, pj.ei.eo verdict of justifiable homicide, and of their her brother. Howard Powell, aged con.fort pf His Hojy Sp rit, in their 19 years, who had oeen arrested, | fcorrow and beroa\emeiit. was released. I Fifthly. That these resolutions b? ' sent to the members of his family, j that Copies be submitted for publi- : cation to the Press and Standard and * the Christian Observer, that they b ^spread upon the minutes of the so. sion. and that a blank page of our r..aiure book b*i dedica%e<j -to hi: memory, appropriate inscription bo ing made thereupon. ( HAS. D. HOLLAND. Pastor. it. H. WICHMAN, I{. L. FRASER. - * Elders. CYPRESS SASH DOORS BLINDS HMSTMENIDEA There are some people who still few- to drugged rill* or alcoholic svr.p-.t- overcome colds. mrvoustJe-s or gn -' dclalitv, and who know that the ys ?.■ unadulnrated nourishment in S- :• FtnuKion is eminently la tter, l-nt r from UkmR it Kcause Ux v k t : lead to * xct-s-ive l it or obesity. Ttiis is a mistaken idea, twexusc s Emulsion (r •-erctlunstbe /»•> ' making fi s 1 -ssl-1<-miin.' | r ties aid n/. iiv t-* throw off siekn.-- building health Irom it* very sour. ( flrsh ;s (ordied only by it* contimn -i - - Avoid alcohohc iuUUtutes lor S.U1L I.IGHTMXG Ml.I.S NEGRO. 'nrni Hand Elc: lr»wilted Retii'-cn IM.iw Handle', at >alu(!.i. J'iaLi'Li. Julywl-’ John Xl’en, n.-gro band < :i the |*la. »• of L.'R. HI* .ise. Jr. in tin Rtg Crt-ek •a.-tion of this (» mty, was Uill*'d •>< iigh'nirg Thursday a.iertioon At the tim«> h<' a;is plow ing The r.tul • was ut.hurt. It is slid I tint th>* n< gro v»as badly mangied by the bolt Tlie ch curfeiH'v happened during -n electric storm whbh was not uc<o;;i- panieff^b.' rri::. Sovot*' Xtlach «:f Colic Curoil. K. K.“«'ro:s. who travels in Vir ginia r.ml other Southern States, v, ; t i’,.< n suddenly and severely ill with ci-iio. At the first store he ramn to the merchant rec'ommend- . eh. nil erlain's ( ollc. chol-r?. and ,rrh.oe \ Remedy. Two doses of ii t * till him. No one should leave h eu“ on s journey x.ithout a bottle vS tUp; prtqiaration. For nlo by all dealers. i ... - • s Professional Notices. siopv \ournlgia. Kill'- Pain. Sloan's Liniment gives instant re lief from neuralgia and sciatica. It toes straight to the painful part -v soothes the nerves and stops the pain. It Is also good fop rheuma- t.sm, sore throat, chestin'.ins, ■’ami sprains. You don't tV&b to mb it penetrates. Mr. /<r R. Swinger, Louisville, Ka.. wjrUe*: *1 suffer ed with quite M severe neuralgic headache for four months wttnout any relief. I/used Sloan's Llnimer* for two or three nights. I haven't suffered A\h my head since.” Got mend .that if possible the manure a hoUl ^ 0{laiy Keep in the h#use iL.^? ,ie V 0 n < ‘ ar,y a ‘ -Ul the time for pains and bur, possible after being made. Beware of OintnifnU for Catarrh That Contain 'lercnrjr, ,• As mercury will surely destroy the' sense of smell and completely de range the whole system when enter ing it through the mucous surfaces. Stch :ir»l-les s’tcu'd tu**t V qse.; except on prescription* f: »n lepuia- ble physicinns, as the damage they will do Is ten fold to the good you can' ttessibly derive from .them. Hall’s Catarrh Cure, manufactured by F. J. Cheney & i ., Toledo, Ohb> confeins no mercury, and pains 25c. 50c and $1.00 at your drug gist. Hucklen’s Arnica Salic for au sores. R. M. JEFFERIES, Attorney-at-Law, OFFICE IN COURT HOUSE. Walterboro, S. C. Will Practice in All Courts. D .—OFFICE OF**** . J. ANDERSON. NTAL SURGEON. OFFICE HOURS: 9 A. M. to 2 P. M.i 8 P. M. to 6 P. M. PHONE 100X WALTERBORO. S. C. Roman Nooo Dqnotoq Ltadar. There are several classes of nosea, If we are to Uke the word of physt- oanomists. The Roman nose indicates executive ability Its owner, is th* aggressive person, the conqueror Portraits show that the ancient war riors had this type of nose. The Romans were trained especially for y.n.,, floods of valor. The modern owner of i* taken tT,ch » noeo will achieve success, be DR. H. W. BLACK, Sit. Dental Hurgenn WALTERBORO, 8. C. Associated with Dr. D. J. Mcl • bany in offics next to Walterbo.o Drug (lompany. Usual Office Hours J ' PHONE flTX. internally, acting directly upon the * leader, perhaps ,not In a battle for blood and mucous surface* of the blood, but in a battle for supremacy system. ^ lb buying Hall s Catarrh and succeaa in business or profs* Cure be sure, you get the genuine, atonal Ufa The woman with tbla nose It Yk taken internally anc made in mav obtain social laadersbip if sba Toledo. Ohio, by F J. Cheney and chooses that rathec. than tome othar Co. Testimonials free. aehleremeji - " aril * ' a E. DuRANT. a«d Land Barveqv i* tXFITACiEkTLLE, 8. CL Prompt Attention given all busiMU Plats Made. ALL WORK GUARAH. MOULDINGS AND ’ MILLWORK CHARLESTON. S. V. MARBLE AND ' * GRANIVE WORKS IRON and WIRE FENCING SEND FOR PRICES. Me. John Y. Reach represents us la Wnlterhnro. RsUblJhlied in 1704 0 Olde*t Kirin in America LUMBER X That Satisfies If you are planning on doing any building let us figure on your lumber. We carry a full stock of dimension and finish* ing lumber and the prices are always right. * v Oar €Motio; 04 A Squirt Deal All th* Time” ESTATE OF C. A. SAVAGE Now is the Timeto Get Your e. in the Line of in CLOTHING, SHOES, HATS and In the Fine Line of Dry Goods which we have to sell regardless of cost, as our buyer is getting ready to go to the mar kets to buy the great fall supply. In order to make room for them we wUl have to sell everything at surprisingly low prices. AT FRANK'S » - • «*:• Charleston Surprise Bargain House J. FRANK Manager Next Door to Express Office ' -i. . (' +* * And please take notice that there is only one J. Frank in town and he is manager of » the New Store. FOR SALE >. t » North Carolina Pine Lumber as follows: Standard Ceiling, Siding, Flooring and Moulding, all of which is manufactured as good as modern machinery is capable of producing; and graded in strict accordance with North Carolina Pine Association’s classification. 0 v. ’ o * /■.»' Colleton 4 Mercantile <& Manufacturing Comp’y, Ritter, S. C- When Your Blood is Right Your Whole System is Right If you Have any Blood or Skin Disease Do Not Delay until it is too late but order TO-DAY THE HOT SPRINGS REMEDY » A Complete and Positive Remedy for Syphilis ^ v Eczema ^ . Erysipelas / ^ • Acne * < Malaria, . Rheumatism And all other fo^ms of blood and skin diseases. * Hot Kpring* PhynhUn* pronounce this the Greatest Bkn*«l and Skin Remedy ever phu d on the market. Full Course Treatment, Three Bottles, $12.50; Single Bottle v $5.00. /We prepare a Remedy for every disease. 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