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OCTOBER 21,1914. THE PRESS AND STANDARD, WALTERBORO, S. C. IHtRY & SHAFFR ' % Granulated Sugar 14 Lbs for GRKKNV1LLE MAN 18 NAMED A* Secretary of KtfUi Tire District. Civil Ser- WrtshinRton. October 20.—Mr. Thomas C. Ehaw, of- Greenville County, was today appointed to suc ceed R. HI I'Hare. of Saluda, as se cretary of the 5th. civil service dis trict, with headquarters at Atlanta. This district comprises the Stales of South Carolina. Georgia, Florida, Ak'.bama, Mississippi and Tennessee Mr. -Shan’ has been for the put ten years ^spRci^l .feid agent of the .department of agriculture. Mr. llTro resigned to accept an ihiport- . nr position under the agriculturai department, with headquarters n? ' o’-.hiMa. DEDICATION AT STOKES SCHOOL The New Building is Now Ready For Use. Maker Offers m MKT DKATII CJ.'DKH KXGINU G jcc! pei’^b. 10c Our Best Lard, per lb.. 10c Pearl Grits, per peck 30c White Carolina Rice *.» per sack ‘$3.35 * R. R. P. Seed Oats, e-y per sack Seed Rye,- per peck V* 4oc v Onion Sets, per quart * 10 c ^ Lemons, per dozen 15c v • Apples, per dozen 15c Bananas, per dozen 20c Cabbage, per pound 3c Turnips, per pound The -r is rrvrneratt-d by Cor oner's Jury. Andorcon. Cct. 2 Ql the Blue Kidge Lying on treck" ail way, WHllani ^J-’.rton. aged ''2 *, mijt operative was rtht .over and crushed to death by an engine running as an extra on its v.ay to tk wrack two miles, west cf tha ci^y. The accident occnrod at a late hour last might and die body was found on the tracks horribly man gled earlyy this ntorr.r.g. The cor oner’s jury exonerated the engineer, who did not krTfctt- until later that his engine had killed the man. Bur ton was unmarried. v $e Is sup^ pesed to have been under the influ ence of whiskey. WTlj t JOIN Till: KK1) CROSS DWtiaiiL-r of >liiiiKtcr sflfivall Xow Studying t<,r Work. S / o °0—Advices oday from r anvahuaiV C«.t.. Oct^ r received in Savannah , Bertie, sQlzerlan«l/*;ate that Miss* work for bett ° r " The new school buildlnt; of Stkoe :■ which has Just been completed was dedicated with appropriate exercin- >8 on Friday,' * Tlif people of this section are very enthusiastic a,lon.- the. line Qf education and have mad:- •arid strides in the dcvclor- ’ ihelr* opportunllicg along this Hoh. The completion of this Jjanukom- n ^ building has come au a result of this? interest end * nthnsiatn. 1 is one of the most* modern and m o date rural svhpol .buildings the county. Tli'* / vrrclsc'i t on ’'rhlrly begr-. ' "it'f prayer‘hy •Rev. Frank Copeland After prayer had been offered Supt Huso s'. Strickland -was on hand an ) | gave ti. very interesting nddrer along the line of education in gen j eral. Honorable W. B. Gruber gave tr ■iddro* a slong the line of our educ:! ticnr.l opportunities. lie called at tention to s'onio uf the great oppor tuniUes lor combining pile school into larger cots. Ho called at tention to the fact • that. we_ nee i to have centralized school. R. M, Jefferies spoke ’principal! • of.the county fair and jt8 relation l > the education cf our county. Ho mentioned, the faet tha*> every bey and girl should attend the fair ab a ciepna^of gaining infonnatlon. After a sumptuoous feaat whi< It was enjoyed by a!l there waa a nurv ber of aildresses in tho afternoon. Those spicakinj/ \y^re D. L. Sniit i, who spoke nlong*pclit!cal lines, re iterating some , of his promises to FOR CASH Pleasant StovaUVdaughter of Pleas ant A. 6tov.HK American minister to Switzerland, is now Studying to prepare herself for Red. Cross work, in Kurope< She will probably ge •to the front. All_the youM^ "girls and women ia Berne and in the prin cipal capitals are enlisting for the service, it is said. 3c / -i Cgcop 1 ’ 111 ^ Large Mackerel, eac^ ^Oc lanuts, each, and g c Irish Potatoes, per neck * . • obc Kellogs Com •F TJa a ‘ V; ' / 7 • . JL xJ w k ■ Puffed Rice • Package• 15c : • Quaker Coats, pei* pkg. .* ti i x wO* Also Swift’sx Preimuni Hams, Breakfast Ba con t Pienic Ham and PickPd Pigs Feet T 0 I« CK Walterboro, S. C. COTTON TEN CENTS PER POUND We ffivc 10 cents per pound for cotton in exchange for tuition. W rite us toilaj for paiticufars regardifig this fair propo sition. Don’t stand hack on account of scarcity ormoncy. Cotne ahead now^, OF A LOCAL NATURE Represeatative Evening Post Here. A. JK Corcoran of Charleatdh ia in town today on bualnesa . Mr. Corcoaan la travelling rapreaentatlve for the Charleston Evening Post. He reports that buainess is pretty dull but that a fellow can get some money by making Jus. twice the ef fort. * Mr. Witsell Accepte Position. Mj*, Will,am Witsell left today for Charl^gton to begin work. He accepted a position and will begin his work at once. / . State Fair Exhibit Being Prepared •B. G. Price and Chaa Beach are preparing ail n «;xhibit for the State Fair. These gentlefnen are hoping to. get up something that will prove a credit to ColhKon. They are work ing hard ani/their efforts should r^- cenV hearty cooperation from tho former.;/of this section: I'r. II. W. Black was present an.I ?pcko to the audience, giving so::;-- good ideas about sr hool work. S. B. Sanders, who was also once county superintendent of education was present and wpeke a few word of encouragement, expressing his In terest In the progrss of his hcir.c county. Prof. "8. M. Connor spoke td the children, and in s few short remarks outlined his policy in conducting the school. The school opened Monday morn ing with an enrollment of 63. Many more are expected to come In later. To Ju&t receied a large and up-to-date line of shoes for Men Women and Children to be sold at a saving of from 50c e> v ' " , * to $1.50 per pair. * The Western New Club Shell ONLY 40c PER BOX. * A. ■* . • * V i The strongest shooting shell in the world »tn*T et KORTHR eld l** aimagrnc HgALIMO OIL. a .5 ttet scl^m vmAb Md beau at MUS llsii—L Sc. 50c. UXJO. ia«X" / / i .;rv\<V a negrh of ___ McM, tad Nature's own oil- '^1 laad ii Scott *9 Emulsion their work maitf jean. Scoff's Emahion Is a food, a medi cine and a tonic to keep the blood rich, avoid rheumatism and thwart nervous conditions. It is free from alcohol or harm ful drugs. The best physicians proscribe it ; i*-*) brought home from | Tu- Coll- on Cypress Co. Saturday "vying badly taeved up . It seems •; that he got into an altercation with 1 other du ky brother who u;..« 1 cmcv. b?.:' Spbooci thirsty, w 1;h t!:•? rc xuli that !;<• was cut. His wovmis arc? n t co’-sbic -ed very dangerous T.r.4 b- v.i’l r cover. 1 Also, I wish to call your attention to my unsurpassed line of Groceries and General Merchandise. ! have a full, well se- - r .V . ' % * 9 ^ ■ lected stock and my prices are the lowest. THE POOR MAN’S FRIEND.” ImDortaiit Notice to / Death of rbirrie Ilunran. Little - Fbonje Hunq^n Ritter. The u year njri daughter of Mr. ar.d Mrs. E. C. Duncan died at the'horn? of Mr. 12. F. Knight here Tuesday morntgic . Ghe had undergone .in operation, for an acute' Iroubif but blood pai a ;!:•< jm! ret in and death vanse. The body >*s taken back , , ., . . - , . , . , . , to ratter on ti, - f.^ernqon t:a*n rorj The rules provide tnat an entry fee o, $1.00 must be pacj for each | intermenf. ' A!! persons who er.pect t- "make entries in the horse and.mule departments of the County l air are asked to read this carefully. NOTH E Mr\ J. M. Maor^r ond Mrs J. II. Roger ere in charge of the Exhibits of fancy work r.t the fair. They work cn exhib : t, may turn their work over to them, will see that it K entered * their They UlmWU. s. horse o rmule and 50c for each colt entered at the Fair. y ■ The Officers of the Association have decided to modify thin »- St ' -<• rule so as to allow tljose who prefer to Irii^r.a certain amount o f feeds tuffs for tht^ir stock instead of this fee. The rule was .made to provide feed for the stock, and, there- wish to call attention to the fact that. . a,u- lilies wishing to put some fanev te™ wxj are willing to bring their own iced. • Ail exhibitors of horse - or mules must pay either an entry fee of $1.00 or deliver to Paul Goodwin, Superintendent of tho Live stock Department, at tho sr.me time as the horse w brought 1 bushel of shelled corn anti 75 pounds of hay, for colts’ feed ia .werij proport foil. Either tho fee must be paid or the feed brought, and the feed must be turned over to Paul.Goodwin, Superintendent of the Live- * * •* '’ », | stock Department. This will work no hardshipj'for the stock would have to be fed at home just the same. This Yule is inrpdrt- U —f/' 0 ' . * « ant. £e sure to abide by it. ; / ■>. , \V. T. Hutrh'hra. Xlcbolfon. Ga . had a severe attack of rheumatism. His feet, arfkics anu joints swollen, and moving about was, v« « painful. He >vas certainly in a bad way* when he started to t«ke Foley Kidney‘Pills. He says, “Just a fe.v doses mqde u-e feel l».‘tter. and now my paios and‘'rheumatism are •all gone rind I Sleep all night long.” For Sale, by All Dealers. . r"", . •— r 0:4 • Sr?;, OtStr liaeciu Wia’t Ch* Xi ? worst esses, no ir. itt-r^of how Ian* standinc, are cured by the wonderful, old reliable I>r. Porter's AntisefOe Healing Oil. It relierea i’aoi acd Ucais at Uic uac ume. Z&r 60c. iLM, i have moved my wood yard on a lot next to my premises. I am prepared to deliver wood of all • . tf kinds—pine, lightwood, 0 a k. Stove wood a Specialty. House wood also. Prompt attention. given »- / ' orders. x . Price $1.00 per load terms cash ‘ Phone 63X. Phone 63X. / J /