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I m*: * *-4V f Aid* by IOON Mr THB PMCSS AMP it/sjtdarp. me. !•« jaa. r •t the poatoAai, Walter- baro, A C. ; aa aeroad claaa Ball ■attar. •f a collialon with the track. Loala Zell, of 1’hlladolphia. waa porhapa fatally laJarod At AUaatle City, whoa hla automobile collided with a trolley car. “Other accidents occurred at Oeoaa City, Etc Harbor and May's Laadiac. N. * ; SUBSCRIPTION RA *,r f » mM REMITTANCES. . All checks and drafts should be drawn la favor of- the Press aad Standard. — Look at the prln tedt the the Ft on your tlfy us expires. For la ample time for I«te on label care- not correct please uo- Subocrlbers desiring the address of their paper changed, will please state In their communication both the old and the now addresses! The Press and Standard will pub- Hah brief and rational letters on subjects of general Interest when they are accompanied by the name* and addresses of the uathors aad are not of a defamatory nature. Aa- naaymeua communications will not ho notieed. Rejected manuscripts will net he returned. WEDNESDAY. JULY 15. Itl4. Lookout, coat-tail ewlngers. * We admit that the slogan of all true Americans is "My country first," then why not take time once every two years to register and vote for the man who as an officer will guard the welfare of the common wealth. •-» Mr. Voter: If you do not get «o vote in the coming election, whoso fault is it? Can’t you spate one part of a day to register and thus show that you stand for honest pri mary systems and anything that will build up your county, state and community. FOR ELECTRIC LMiHTS. In our last issue ot th? paper we announced that the town, of Walter- bofo had voted to bond the town to the amount of thirty thousand dollars for the purpose of install ing a sewerage system and water works. The mayor. Dr. \V. II. Ack erman, has stated that there wiH be a petition presented to the freehold^ • rs for an election to bond the town for an additional at ,o mt .Efficient to install an electric lighting plant. It is believed thfit fpfts is only a necessary adjunej/to complete Im provement* already provided for. That, It see«ts < Is the proper view to take of Mtis matter. A town needs an cidctjuate lighting system as well another improvements, Nothing is so uninviting as a tow n 'wrapped, in the inky darkness of night. Noth ing is more conduce id vice than dark streets, for crime fears expos al, nc, to mention the inconvenience to the inhabitants or the ..town, by ,a lack of proper lighting. I^d us complete the entire system by vot ing for the bond ls;?ue tor the light plant. - ' > 1 -——? •* -• * * AI TO W MK< LS ON M M»AY. To »s« the auto on Sunday for proper and meful purposes is all r;rr'. hut for dissipation and abuse of tlod's holy day is all wrong. We ■OftCHUM MAVEH MUCH MONEY My Leat „ »»- *■ of Buaholu of <Cor*. If th* farmers who ^ult fodder mould umt rorghum for:forage in stead thfLftorn yidtd .of Mouth Car- oil oa wodld bo iocreased hy several tbouaan husbela. Nothing oaves more moaay on the .arm than sor ghum. and a crop ot orange sorghum can be plafated any time from April 1 tp July 15, and If shocked Just belwif; killing froot, will remain greed ~.until the following spring. Stock relish it and thrive on it. aad |B food valne it ta mr superior to fbdder and Mtueh mom noarlahing. Whon stgdfrare doing light work sorghum slode ran ho .fad, kaaplsg them In Ada oaoditiha. Thousands of fobs of hulls are purchased yearly by farmers for cattle feeding during tbe winter, while sorghum can be used as s sub- < stitute and eaten with a relish by tbe cattle, one acre producing any where from eight to AfteOh tons of green food. Prepare land as for cwtton and fertilise with nsda ( meal. Mob scraps, etc., to produce a good stalk. One peck of seed per acre is ample and when up to a stand should be thin ned to a hoe’s breadth to Insure a good growth and larfj stalks. Stalks the also of a man's thumb. If shock ed before frost, will hold the sap from OctoMT until Mnrcb. Small stalks dry out aud become woody. Dairymen, who haTj no silos will ffad sorghum an excellent food by running it through* c rood cutter and nflxing in meal.. Increase your corn yield by alio-' Ing the fodder to die en tbe stalks, and grew sorghum Instead. Cut out your hull bill this coming win ter by preparing land now and seed ing It to sorghum; shock it up tightly this fall and tie binder twine around the top and It will remain good all the winter in the field. If the house room is convenient it ran be stood on end and packed tight until the house is full, but if allow ed to fall down it will soon heat and spoil. Four good acres wlf feed ten good cows from October until February, or two-fifths of an acre per cow. W. It. ELLIOTT. If yon have ever need Chamber lain’s Colic. Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy you know that It la a auc- edas. Sam F. Ouin. Whatley, Ala., writes: "I bad meaales and got caught In the rain, and It settlad In my stomach and bowels. I had £a awful time, and had It not boon for Chnmborlnln'a Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy I ceuld not pos sibly havo lived Hut n few hours longer, but thanks to tbia remedy, L am now woll and strong." For sale by nil .dealers. Yow'rs Mil ms aad Costive! Sick headache, bad breath, atomarh, Inrrpd: tongue ,an< Mon, mean, liver ahd bowels clogged. Clean .up tonight. Got n 25c bottle of Dr. King's Now Ufo Pills today and empty tho stomach and bowels ot fermenting, gnssyc foods and waste. A full bowel movement gives n satisfied, thankful feeling— makes you foal flue. Effective, yot n\Jld. Don't grip#. 25c at your druggist. Bucklon’s* Arnica Salvo fbr burns. THE WESTON & BROOKER Sanitary Septic Tank * Affords the rural home all tl.eeoivrotr’eea, theeoir >rts,the PROTECTION of the modern city sewerage : syst« n». It is ycur INSUR ASvB »pain*t dan gerous, unsanitary eoodil uu* wl,t« h Itriid rrrious sod ofun fatal oiasdass. When It Sohms fA« Problem »f 5«uv>r* D #, furnish a swam..-,; \ rmbaiassmcnt. >. TnstaUe<l just btrs*’*' •ptmal for tbo Pur*l I'omo'. When it la toV'i ,vt —- a -.i-bc_ ... _ geruaa t ;o cause used tl.eie is ro uiis r* :l m- ..»■«» to Lc llute tiie soil s«d drinking Water, to ,r r **r ...e ... crcds allrf.iict. The proccaaes cf na’ure t!irough the action oi na tiisintcgratw the nganio matter and eventually it aeeps out into the pound, harmless water ard mineral matter. No odor. Cons'ructed of reinforced connrte, on the most approved lines, in onr plant at Columbia and shipped Jo ctjstomcrv co»i*rh'tt. bimyie, easy to in*tall, far cheaper and vasily r.iore fwient than any n.akethift. Approood by hrOlih authorities. It reft* yen rot'.imp: puts vouumkr no ob'igatior.s to frd cut ail abouk t!if Sanitary Septic Tank. Write (island let ua tell you hew it will enable you to afford your Lcr^t luQJvm cc-wnitLcei ^nd piotcetiwA ajairrt dis ease. / V/F.STON & BRCOXCrv, IXC. t Maauiacturers , COLUMBIA, SOUTH CAROLINA HIGHEST JPDTY - * / . . and Lowest Prices. Kinds ot Fnrnitore and House-Hold Goods. |Enterprise FonMure Co. CHARLES H. KOGER, Mgr. WALTERBORO, S. C. Next Door to Jr Frank’s. *— *•* —~ p.i We Are Offering For Casb Tins Week Our entir^line of men’s, women’s and children’s Low Cut Shoes at cost. Also, a few specials in Notions. Notice the prices below. > Ladies’ 5c Handkerchiefs, going at .. ,. Ladies’ 25c Silk Howe, going at Men’s 15c and 20c Suspenders, going at . Men’s 50c Silk Socks, going at Men’s 5c Handkerchiefs, going at ... ... Everything in our -tore will be sold at prices ...... 2c. . ,10c .. ..•10e 19c 4r ‘ i • • • • • • IV reasonable Come in ir.d let us show you around. 60X W. H. GUESS & BRO. -«w~ Whenever You Pay Out Money You Should Get a Receipt Two we*ks ago we published above an h ie and by mistake sign ed I he name 4>f B. CJ. PrU* as thr author. The article was written by W. It. Klliolt, farm demonstration igent. We regret Ahaf this mistake occurred and in Justce to .Mr. Price and Mr. Elliott we take pleasure in correcting the same. MONEY SECURED FOR STATE’S USE A Railroad Ticket Is a Receipt c • %% • m ~ - ’remj T!lJw ■ • ■■ HiJS oavvpw. o a t» ft: Clnelof*«t(. O. IN r.rr * * fc » 4 * c> n J4t or coiiici.n^ ( iks'.s c:* fiilwiy Pi.n. "'inancial Embarrassment Has Been Avoided by Loan Negotiated. ■'.•'rr.-r-as *4 Ut , to will finally come to realize that thore is a blessing In the observance pi of the Sabbath and a fatality attend- hi! ¥ J ing ii ;s abuse. „ V The record shows that there are more auto dsaster* on Sunday than in all the other days of the week put together. He who would abuse God’s holy day by excursions and wild pleasure trip* and joy rides, not only ains, out runs a risk of dexth and Injuty. arefully report ed figures show thr.i of 1,100 auto disasters in one year 720 of/them took place on Sundays,. and only about four hundred during all the . , Cy’-^r dajs. Disaster end danger e/vait Sunday dissipation. l-asj Mend"” morning's News and Cour- kr leponod the following list of disasters and, deaths occurring in Just one little section: “Philadelphia. July 12- Three persons were killed nnd more than a score injured, some perhaps fa tally. in ««*rie* of automobile aid- dents in, this section of today. •‘Mrs*. Mary Orr. of Philadelphia, was k^Ufd; ' her husband. James Orr,' probably fatally injured, an t their four children hurt, when their car overturned at Reusa. N. J. “Near Lebanon, Pa., Claude Wi* ter* was killed. Raymond Stauffer fatally injured and four other* se riously hurt in a collision in v.hi^' V/ Columbia. July It Tie' state government v as saved from fin-’o- cial embarrassment yesterday when it wa* announced that r.*- tir- member* of the financial commit tee had signed note* aggregating 1350.won for the current e' “ of the government. S. T. jCarter, states treasurer, and A. \V. Jones, comptroller general, yesterday riid.* arrangements for the money. The governor signed the notes. The fund* were borrowed through ttv Palmetto National Rank of Colum- J>ia. The^njoney was so.nred Ity tile efforts of. F. T. Carter. „ Tlicro was sott'c doubt a s/1 o whether tlie state Axould. ho aide to borrow the money. \t the laid ses sion of ti>e general assemhlv >h“ governor vetoed the s*'ee/al ^oitjo.j in the appropriation bill which pro-' vided that the tinance committee might borrow as ti),nch as -:.uu.o'* for the necessary ^xp^mscs of the government unt>I the collection,, ot the stato taw*. The objectio„ th** governor was sustained by the Hfftise. Acting upon the request of Mr. Carter. Attorney General Pee ples several days ago gave the opin ion that the state had the right, to borrow the money under an act passed, in 1902. it show that the holder has paid his fare and i* entitled t • ride on the train. A Street Car Transfer Is a Receipt A Baggage Check Is a Receipt C.*C. c. A ST. L. R V • r-rt , VTUUi t; Wfurt fmm ■V-y&t, It -lu ws that pa d. h:- radfoa'd titled to seiril.]i: tree • c'. ary. Checking to ds»*.ir.avica at railroad depot. An Express Company Gives a Receipt . *, .1.' ~ »* . V’- Si0r - rJr ~ : . rtT- nnv t. fe sm Coru’uvKr j a nn^fr :rkD%icr c.; * re t c* r. /•V r * tnc iKMien ha. paid t'or a ride and i- entitled to/ .•uhttniM? I;j y "n an th/r line. . /- / A Postage Stamp !c a Receipt ..V'-t-S I ■ / A Mercy Order Ic a Receipt tMm • v i;' j. • . *^ ‘>' : hlr * * V . ,/t N; •> r> 9- 4&M #&*&*%* / I • i - t .*< r\ * f y that tile < '/> 1 ■ ter.-. \y\-/, \ . .jc»ng .ewer .n tr.a. / / t /io-e\ It: - : • tlic postal win be paid the pier. /•/>• e*' -a '• 1i*V •/ ; * k < <? >' A.-- : B.y/h tacr.ty order'at 4 United States no? otr.ee. .% FINE WELL OF WATER. two motor cars and a team figured ’’The other fatality eccurred near-j-trulfir a a fine well of waer. Norristown. Pa., where Mrs. Joseph Luibbert, of Philadelphia, was kill ed by a motor truck which ran over ’ Mr. .%n«tln C. Hs* On. R«-glstcn* <M» Degree**. Thnt One of the important things in the low* country I* to have good wa-1 ter A visit to the* hemic Of Mr Austin C. Reach, a fe>\\ miles front j Waltcrhoro gave a distinct surprise along this line « Some person* may not know that the temperature of water eVen In the mountains is seddom helotv ii*jl degree** d beautiful and clenr They; surprise to find 'hat during the* he>f- tes* weather the tgmperaure of the- water in he well refe*rre><l to wa« ’ degre*es anil he»auifttl and clear. Th - * well stands on a sttiul hill and i? about thirty fe*et dee>p. being about twent) fe*et to the water, and is curbed with seetlons of an old cv press irce. An i«lea of how cool the water is mav be formei*el when it i* considered that the water in most refrigerators' i* not that fold. It- A Theater Ticket Is a Receipt ticket* at a theater. It is evidence that the bearer has paid f«>r a scat at a certain performance. A Warranty Deed Is a Receipt GCUrrantT Bert )m»t * Ulia-M RegietcHag warranty deed to *how record of tranaicr of property. * r. It is evitlcnce of ownership of a certain piece of property. An Ordinary r Sales-Slip Ts a Receipt It may satisfy « the customer, bm U docs not enforce dupli cate records for the- proprietor. It takes time to write, and can be changed. 'Z7-' i j a j? Customer receiving an ordinary salts-*:ip with - fcOOO.. Of All Receipts in the World the Nationsl dash Register Receipt Is the Best It is printed .and issues! in less than a second and is the only receipt ft i c It enforces an acctt- » rate, unchange- • aide record of every transaction. • Otl ssvis * *8-0.75 R B. Hall M7 N. Mua t* Customer ihaJooc purchase in store oad receiving * / receipt printed by National Cosh Register, from clerk. Pika Cxrkd la 4 to 14 Day* Year droggist will refund money if PAZO OINTMENT foils to cur* any cose of bar, when she jumped from her bus- OINTMENT fail* tocur* oar c*** of itching, knoll*. •nSnmAktin t. avnM th. Wind. Bleeding or Protruding Pile# in • to M doy». BUids automobile to avoid the Tk( aipUtobto giece Ua* and lust. im. The NCR Receipt benefits merchant, clerk and customer, and everyone in the world it a customer THE NATIONAL CASH REGISTER CO., Dayton, Ohio H. A. POMTIOUS, Sales Agent, 308 King St., Charleston, S. C. <3.