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I * * 6 MARCH 3,1915- THE PRESS AND STANDARD, WALTERBOR 0, S. C. ■i* Mrs. H. E. Brass, of Asheville. |« vtsitiss relatives is town. V > • • Mr. H.-B. Thayer, of Ridgeway. Pji. ia apeadinc some tim- here. • • • Mrs. Hugh Creighton, and baby, of Asheville, ar- visiting Mrs. W. C.‘ Glover. • _ . • • • Miss Sallie Carter, of Ehrhardf. visiting her uncle, Mr. J. I,. Rente x this week. • • • Miss Essie Cone of Lodge is visit ing Misses Annie and Essie Bryan in town. -r- • • • Miss Ethel Franeis irft Mondav for Charlcfton w a business course. • • • Mrs. Chas. Cribble, who has been visiting her sister. Mrs. Raney, ha.; returned t<y her home in Aewortii, Ga. ; ' v • • S '. Mrs. A. G.»Yarley has returned af- ■* . • ter a very pleasant trip from l.ake- S laad and Sulphur Springs, Fla., and < • Mrs. E. M.< Speights is ill at her home in this efty. She is suffering from an attack of la grippe.' - cS 1 • . % Mr. G. C. feeder and daughter, Ethel, who have be^n rpending some time in Charleston, with relatives and friends, have returned to their home here. • • • W. Mi ley. Sr Hon.' J. w Miley. Sr . of Smoaks was a visitor in town Monday. 111c many friends sr^ plad to know that he is able to be out ag:;in after hav- yinc been threau r.ecl with pn-urtoni;-. • • • e Mr t d Mr-. Fr.*d II Ely, ........ .... , pi-.iindeij liin. ; cm several days her* here she will taV j lan Mr y Ay j. Mr Marry I |B| | ' * i Thayer f uncle, and he Savannah, Ga. also Law yer for the Walterboro Lumber Co. * * * '' . , ’ * J The ladi'r. of ihe Belgian Relief Association are eontc mplating giving a skating party on Friday night Mafcli 12th, at Peurifoy’s store, next to the Press and Standard. Ad mission fee w;il| l)e announced 1 the next -hsue of this pc ler. THIRTY THOUSAND FRUIT TREES PLACED Horticultnrut Reports Interest in Orchards U» be Grenter than in Previous Years Clomson College, 'March Near ly thirty thousand young fruit troog have been placed wltji South' Car* olina fanner this season by C. F. Niven, assistant horUculturist In the extension work of Clemson College. Interest la homo orchards 1^ roa-| ning high and the growth In thta line of work is grenter than in any , _ previous year. . The Clemson dem- f*T* r » dT, «‘Me. Iwt • Judicious mii- onstration orchards have now been ^ ncc ‘ *”* ar ' * en ®* L al dlc, ^ “ Bec P s »»ry to maintain health Any- laced in all except six counties. one who emits sugar from his diet will This information is rontained in n lose in Weight, become thin and have rcliminary report made by Prof, so muscular strength. Sugar gives one Niven. says: mUsoufar strength. Eating candy is ••People in the state are taking ^ a * r '' , ' ul >Je form of sugar. should —oat interest in their -home or- ff*^ eate ! 1 at a ’* i» taken be- SDGAR’S GREAT FOOD VALUE * '• ^ Constitutes One-Half ttw Nourishment That Man Needa, and Hat Many Other Virtues. • Sugar and sugar-forming foods cfen- stltute more than one-half of the Bourishmcnt Reeded by a healthy per- son. As a food It possesses well-known properties, being n nutrient to ndipooa tissue and a respiratory fuel, and It in decidedly diuretic in its action upon healthy kidneys. If sugkr is withheld, aa in diabetes, a parson actually starves aud undergoes progressive and rapid emaciation. The excessive use pf sugar or sweets rn the dietary is PAGE FIVE PRESENTMENT OP THE GRAND JURY. Committee Appointed for Vari ous Work*-—Other Recom mendations About Bridi es and Roads. rhards. The demand for the or chard work has b<vn heavier this .•oar than ever before. Besides a number of old orchards that hav n been worked over and' put into bearing condition, I have ' placed among the farmers about 20.009 peach trees, 7.000 grapes. 1,0011 ap- •iles and some plums. Several far mers in the upper part of the state tween meals P is apt to cause indi gestion It is always best to eat candy after meals, with dessert Growing children need sweet foods and candy to help build up their * muscular strength. The child’s longing for cake and candy is in reality a systematic , and T demand tor food to give it strength. A 1 .... Let tl JjTATK Ob' HOl'tH CAROLINA, Coaaty of Colleton. GENERAL PRESENTMENT We. the Grand Jury for -Colleton County, respectfully make this, our General Presentment, to His Honor, Judge T. 8.-8ease: We are very grateful for the kind word; and Instructions' given us by your Honor, snd'bave passed op all bills and disposed of the Immediate work of the Court. , *• ’ We have appointed the following committees: • * KoaiN and Bridge*.. Bolls. Broxton and Warren Townships: P. M. Johns. M. E. Fr-eman and.M. W. Klnard. Iti Verdier and Sheridan: (’. L Lnngdale stud T P. llill. In Glover and Fraser: W. iieigler S. Willis. In IfS ywnrd. Blake and Lowndes l" t the children have candy at meals, . " V; , T -er between hieals. Kaiine J K ‘ (,e,sin * pr - ,! - p - r,, » p r and D never betwenhuals. Eating lyorauch " l< sweet thin»« w- *-■ Ireland. of the swe^t things, particularly be tween nnals. causes fermentation in mve also added cherries lo their | the digestive tract, and sometimes a! in PRESliyTEHIAN CinTHTI. There will be the-reg'dlar servie.' at the Presb^tyhinn <lnmli n- Siyiday morning at 11 o’c lock /On mxt Sunday night at K o'clo V there will be a ’’Fannie J t'rosb Memorial'* 0 Song Service. Some o' the h-'st blessed hymns o fthis great * hymn writer will be siihg. a- .also some of the well known hymn »>' dthe/ great hymn* writers. Thefe will also be some sp*eial music by the choir. A cordial invitation is extend'd* to , c both of these services to the pubii',’. AMERICAN FLAG IS HAULED FROM DACIAi Steamship Rcce 4 iy Transferred t» America’ ; T i^tr^ TeL- c*n :r .tnch. . „ The tienerMUs l*ublislier. ' A * *. When a newspaper gives you a lot of free advertising in order to b^om ' some concert or entertainment In which you are interested. ke**p track of the lines that are printed weett by week and multiply that numbe.* N« y M. ;> h T Tito Ann , i- f tn llig wtii.h \ ship l>a< ia. <:ipt<*red la:': w’c'-k by>-i French i ruiser : :d tak n into Iln :’’. , lias 1)-».n hauled dotvr and the. Am- .«riean eons-:! at Itn-st i« sending 'h - I Dacia's crew back to New York city, n< cording to (ablegrnms received here today. j. A message from (’apt. McHonald of the Dacia to Edward Tfr-lttin«', j the vessel’s ow ner, says •’Daria detained here; flag down: French .offh ials on board: Ameri can consul sending crew td* .New York. Will I remain nod look afT^r Interests?”* Tapt. McPonSVd was instructed »o by the regular advertising rates of remain and to lneiRt also upon the tbe paper, compare the results with j rrew remaining. To the American the actual money value of any favor 1 ron8U , at Brellt Mr BreitIin| , ad . that.you get from any other busi- a r «*sed a message inquiring why the ness concern; - Then take into *0ii- Dacia was detained and why her tlag sid«ration the fact that advertising wan hauled down and requesting the and circulation. are the only two consul to look after his intore«*s things that a newspaper has.to sell, therf. Now, in these days of higher prices. !u>w much do you think it ought to give away? N'OTM’K. irehards. ’’These orchards are being d‘\v -ned with the idea principally supplying fruit for home consump- ton. A few farmers, jn the f^and Hill region, have planted for local Markers and for 'canning purposes.’ “At th*» present time, demonstra-' ipn ordiards are being, worked in ivory county in, the state ex< opt dx.” Bulirtins on pruning anj other urchi<V«r operations tnay be ot:w-i-*Wd writing <o tbe borti^ultgr.d di- v> o:i pf t’lemson College. To Il J e Housewife. Madam, if your husband Ms lik * most anon, he expects you to look .af* <cr iiio health- of yourself and chi’- dr.Tt. Conglis .and colds are the most common of the. minor ailments and ar** most, likely to lead the seri ous disease*. A child is much more likely to i^ntract diptheria or scarlet fewer when it has a cold. If you will inquire into the merits o* tlm various serious illness may result. Sugar la B^F. Griffin. an antiseptic. . Burning sugar on a i f*o .Fubli _ • * • f’liaingang f 'omniltte**. M. Bishop, 1*. S. Kearso and _ . — - .— v — — O”"® w^ss n shovel will destroy unpleasant odors. For hoarseness and weak voice t^ere is nothing more comforting than some thing'sweet slowly dissolved in tbe mouth. •* - . J v RAILWAYS IN SALT MINES Building' "J. > A.' Breland. J. Y. B#fch and L. N: Beach. Wo find that the bridge known as '‘Scotchman's Bridge.” w hich is very liad catndition and dangerous, -and that the entire bridge will be lost on account of high water unless r,-. , ... ... ... . \ im mot! into :tcr>s ;*ro takciK to On© cf the World a Wonders Is Situ- **■ altd Near. City of Cracow, in ” Austrian Poiand. N .• ! A! ' «pniitted. pro- which is r*“-p*'ctfi;llv Wabr-rboro. s M <r. !i 2nd, Sanders, For**!;: an. < I I liJiliATEllJWA.SIlLXGTON S THOAY AT OMI.CA. itiin Omega Mrhmd' remedies that are recom- <r . / •# mended for Roughs and colds, you will find that Chamberlain's Cough Remedy stands high in the estima-. •Ion of people ^xiho use it. It prompt and effectual, pleasant and snf« to tgke, which are qualities «*«- pceially to/be desired when a medi cine is intenderf^for children. For *>lr> hr all tjchlers. fr ' - WVitb— of the wonderful Wiei-iczka 1 W. C. salt fill ::i:: tdar CracOw ' iu Austrian! Polaini, the Mj|ncbesU r tEughltid) Gu.': ::.n_r>mT^;n fctercsling deScfi;> Uor oTu'railway station in tke mi no: ,Th* Vt arc i,. miles of pony tramways. .says tiie-Guardian, and 22 miles of rmhv.iy. All these-ln.es and the prin cipal paYsagea or “fctreels’* meet in a sort.o! icntral cavern. Here is a t en- ( f clebiaiinn Held «t tral railway station, with spaclouaj/tm Aftern*yrt« of t.nat fiene*)*!^ waiting rooms, offices and afl excellent Birtlidny. rcfre.-haient room all comi l^ieT »U • _____ hewn out of rock salt, and lobking, ac- omeka. March 1 (>nr of »I /. most cor,Iln, u.w'MtMfc*. -J~~ . nj««bl, „„t, l„l,l ihl. v „ In » summer pavilion than a railway sU-1 . . • . Uon. with its latticed gallerlea and our *" <Uon ^ as ,hat ° r ,h,> atately pillafa gleaming white and Irt-1 ,ion Washington’s birthday held deacenV^ This ia comparatively mod-'M Omega school in the atternoon. *~Vof course. The oldest •'building** quite a large crowd of patrons »f the mine is the chapel of St. An- this school and s**Veral visitors were thouy, dating from 1691. It c ° nta l n> 1 present*"who enjoyed the entertain three attars, a pulpit and much atatu- ary. all elaborately carved out of rock ; , “ en, i h «’ ld b > ,ho rbl,dr / n and aait. But services are how held only • Mau ‘ , p a d kett. their teacher. Wh-n in the more modern but equally elab-.lho children’s exercises were over orate Chapel of 8t. Cunigund, which is entered down 46 fall steps. The chapel All Steel Train. Atlanta, Ga . February 27 .Eight of the most important through pas senger trains of Southern Ttailwa;* Mr. M. Hvers. Piano Tuner, is now jhave recently been equipped with :tl! in town prepared to Tune and Re pair nPlanos and Organs. 8atisfae- fion Guaranteed. TwentyMour year's experience,- Leave orders Williams House. * M3-lt.fr CLASSIFIED ADS. WANTS. For Sale—New crop pure peorK.* cane syrup a: 32 cents n**r » Ion In barrels. W. If Davi*. Au gusta, Ga. 2K .' m’ FOR KENT—^tt.re building rood ftand. Apply B. C / Walterboro, S L*. HVnis •' O / For SALE .>’••* ha-v/*.unsold 7A bn- hel*- of Spanish'peanut*’sped -- *1 r.O.oer h»j;:h. 1. f. o b Bi ter <*ol!cton V/-<: rt,d ' M/P • ' V WTF.I) Two sTale m/r. and col- t/o!U>tor. or ,vi- Gno t f*'‘F ’iug*^P ’'I'd steel, electric lighted cars of flu* most modern design. 57 cars just re ceived from the builders having been placed in s°rvice. • \ The trains to which this equip ment was assigned are: .Nos 1 and 2. the "Royal ^alm." between Jacksonville and Chicago: Nos. » and 6. The •‘Florida Spe« ial”. between Jat ksonvlll'* and t'lncinaati-; Nos, 1 and 14. the “Ohio Special,” between Jacksonville and Cincinnati; No*. 25 / ahd 26. the "Memphis Special." .between Washington and Mem phi I •' * y' N’.»s 2'f*- and 30. the Blrminoflam ! Spec-jal". between Wu^JiingUrn iind Blmtjnghatn: Nos 3fl anjr 2«;,' tl!'* lector-. -Or.c for yt»il;»to cinlty. (Vie for /Rrioak* contract for .a ’ Iin tler. . contract for .a ’’jh Sewing Maehiu** Company. * har- ^!ho t IcstoiLS?.. <*./ Feb. T7 ; 2rp\ . . -j f S. Fast Mitil”-. bet v\ */n \V.* diing -,*;i and \*>w Orleans^ Now. 1 and t.l!** •’’SotMheu.d/rn Limit 'd,” be tween Wp^hitia-um and A.V : sonvltle; *’ 43.and 44 li^t v . e*i :,Y.a « i i*!>'.t>c and %'»;». 27^i.rrl ^ Three Important Toplc*s. .Mlxtensioir Bulletin F. just ptib ’Mshed by the extension division of Clemson College ,in its Farmers' Breeding Course series, contains 'hree ‘short paper* 0 n topics tljuf ire timely and important in South Carolina now. One is on the beef •attle problem in South .'Carolina, by L * I. Guion, of Lugoff, S. . C. \nqther is entitled "llili -Crop Sys tem for Small Tenant Farmers," by I, Frank Williams, d'-tponstration vgc-nt In Sumtef County: The third * on "Th^ Two ^ FIve-Horae Farmer in 1915," by T M. Mill:-. ’''monstfatlOn agept In Newberrv 'ouniy. Copies of this bulletin htav <yfrrooured from any bounty ag /r by writing to Sidney S. Bitten berg. Chmson College . c*ur county superintendent of "duca Strickland, de i'%C the t’liltivulor. Permers who wnLhcd their crop -* ' • i': /, ' yil r / Grow u Min;; Speclj •id Cincinnati"; b *t •.vc-'j.’ .'c ’k : - r ’ : Nos. 33 'aml * ‘..New York! AtFanta'. and Orleans. Limited’’, is *.an all- BEHT TICl’CK SEE<» iiecialh /fc*r ebetl. , . < . . 'he foUowiug Cucumber T.7,i l»> . ^u,kf ..fit* trejn and lifts b*dn al! te* I cantaloupe*. Rocky Ford ; grown. >*,. ih<* introdifctlon of kt.eel ( c ar.s; SSc-^ tu“lou: Wot.«j»n. anv , oUier, -Yh’XvfwVfranie bars .'onnerlv 2?c 0n ‘corn 0 ™ wevvll-prTOf. hie- ’ in tlicse trains, ha- e b f *ei, Iran* yielder. dollar peck, bushel fhre** /^rred to other through trsinv m- Cotton, upland' long, 'selling V^'b >- steel-tib^erfynme cars to be haavlesrrielder dollar fft-h,! be. . ^ ^ ^ strictly local trains. ro|«r*- Profit, fifty to five tiundred dot < ^ r 1*V acre trucking. Sqi d 4 "«oden equippmept nerch and rhrtvVl c’ati iut* hi •* ony drought, while neighbors '■tiVMv.ited pcrsivteqily e> feids/v. ill no doubt hr r*nr«> liis vi'.-tr to tile'use of rhe cMh i.v * < »>o . f the most .valnabl** X^f ii*. 1 7mpleni'hts.- Make hi u’d now, long before^ ph«r.tiiv>^*i n* :hat you are going to keep yourid (><41} • ;ir o :r - . .Hen. Mr. Hugo S la 50 yards long, and la used regularly , lor wortbip. Th. ballroom I.,. VIM I '"f'' * room, wherr mlnert* feallral* are oftca.''' ” u " r ortoralioa. .’M<> held. A miners* orchestra plays regu-1 v;:h a,8 ° « njoy.*d very much ^ larty in this hall, not only for tha] After all the exercises were over dances, but. for the entertainment of*quite an enjoyable singing was giv- visltors, for the mine one of the 4* at Mr. S. W. Breland’s, which a ;°'~,Z' oru *" d ’* much ,l -,<» / ” Messrs. Garry Griffin and Klni-i • ' Purlly of W,t*r. .. Mr. H la aomrtlmes useful to be able to Mr , , * *T nlrht obtain an Idea of the purity or oth^M . ‘ Marv,n * »ho has been wiae of a given water supply ^rlthout i'' er ’ v 11 ^ P n ^umonia for some Incurring the expense otfr^full clieml* to bo out again. cal and bacteriological analysis. Mrs. Enoch Harb**son and sou. Among the ronsti^&ents of sewage ara 1 * “ * - phosphate* in comparative abundance. If a Clear glass bottle la nearly filled with tho water to be tested, a lump or.two of sugar added, and tho vrhole orked tightly nnd placed iu a sunny place for tpo or three days, the water thould remain qui^y^Hear. If. how ever, It contnUp*^phosphate* in er- ' 1 sS, a niilkUrf*s3 W.l! have developed fn It, in wTiic h caso the suspicion of c'Uitamlnntion would be suHkuently confirmed ii.j’v, nrr i;:t a full atialysls /' the water supply* b* fere any more of it Is u?/**l f >r ilririk/rf?* p^rpo -cs. ooooooooaoooooo o o o * Peniel o 0 _ o ooooooooooooooo The News In nnd .Around Pealele Briefly Given Miss Alma Lane of Hampton spent the week end with her cousin. Mien ’ Lola Bootle. Mr. Harry O’Bryan of Henderson* vine wee seen In town Sunday ef- * ernoon. *- . w .*, Th* deacons of Great Swamp church held their annual meeting last. Thursday night at the home ©if Mr* J. T. O’Quinn. They resolved id look into several matters of vital Importanre to the good of the hurrh. Rev. Mr. Curtis was to meet with them, hut was not present, trouble unknown. Mrs. l>. P. Ramsey sp'ent the we"\. end wjth her parents, Mr. and Mr-*. I. M. Reynolds of Round, acconi- ’ panied by Miss Joe Henry Strick land.* The farmers in and around- Peniel ar** speaking of. planting vome .corn this we'ek. y Mr. J. \V. Bloi'ker Is spending this weqk in Charleston. Misses Georgia May Wales, and Geneva Metzs, Penlel’s popular't ,, ach- ers spent Saturday A. - M., tn Wal- terboro oh a shopping expedition. Miss Olar Herndon of-Henderson ville attended Sunday school at Great Sw'amp Sunday afternoon. We would he very greatful to th«» kecretarv of Peniel Sunday erhonl if ; hr* would give ns,a copy of th*dr or ganization. As w" propose to go fair to both chnrrhos and to qverv individual. If at any time yob have somo-liews. 1 will appreciate ev*r so mtich if you will forward same to me. We do <1 merely Peg to co-rp-" crate with it* In orl'-r w«* m ** hr. t g/tod b'Ttcr t » :*jip.*'c* itt the t’i'c>’; an«l Standard as <»ft *n 1 I a*/ have news. W*' can Best wishes * Ami. us.” of <J.rifri'!p’ ■ otv iatitly ’’s.ti'rrert up” and'not •ow, vour plants to be handicapped by ufasatlsfied thirst. IMjint lf»e (;arden Ntm. v Sf. Pete**'4 at Pxrr.t. ■* St. Peter’s ii Rdnr- a .rafillca— the Basil!, rf Vatteant—y,ut it never was, and ia not now c. c.ithedral -tho; • church whee a bi'.;hc.ji*has ftis o'l*cial ^ sco or seat In Romn It Is the La It ran * , church dedicated to Christ tjtq. Savior, ■ and in the second pla^e to tjt. John Baptist, which hf.ldn dignity. 1 , Be' notice the'inscription whfdkL all who doa __ __ •i-*XS , |, la*e. of. St. George visited Mr. S. Breland Saturday and Sundgv - la^t' Mr. Palmer Hudson and Miss Mat’d ’rdgett visited at the home of Mr V. W. Breland last Sunday. Mr/ and Mr*. L. E. Griffin oak Grove' Visited M v r y ' , !)er. Mrs.’ J. O Griftirf. last S i* 1 v .* * day. • v 'ind-'r shflllng time is near ari* 1 arc expertiqc a grand tiTiijT >. '- *vi don*'! believe ’Jt roili:.d t>* m•' -is ab'v't' A Friend I . i'j 'l /-/i*nc Hi tt t ItllO; JACK SON BOKO I KITS. J Miss Nonna Polk and little sister. Verna, left Friday to spend flie week • end with their parents i^at tirajr’s *'** Hill.,. * . Mr. C. W. Butlers nephew. Mr. Magwood sp-nt a few duvs.wltk him. Thejnaoy friends of Mrs. Milligan Padgett will be pleased to lenni that she is doing nicely after ber opera- D _ T. * ‘ 4 e tlon. - ' Mr. W. W. and C. (1. flllton spent , the day with Mrs. fa>u Hodges on Sunday. s' ' Miss Fannie Howell, Miss Leilit Garvin/knd' .Mr. Earnest .Reynolds went by way of Mr. C # W Butler's gasoline launch to Bears Island on Satunlay. returned on Monday' am! reports a fine time. . ' /** Mr and Mrs. Poozer of Charles ton is the guest of Miss Mamie Padgett. y .We a re* sorry to learn that Mr. and Mrs. Chassereau are fixing to move. Rev. Craven announced at his last appointment at Oak Grove churrh. that h** would give three sermons In the present month, starting Satur day night the 13th. continuing Sun day and Sunday night. Honor Roll for Jacksonboro sohoql for February: First Grad", Lillian Reynolds, Duynaril Reynolds. * Second Grade, Rutli Padgett. Myr tle Reynolds, 'Edna Tutcn. Third Grade, McPherkon PadgetR \sliton Reynold.-, Clyrfe Reynolds. Frank Reynold^ Anna B* M * Rey nolds. ’ /, Fifth- GrailcyOCob *• P.Hig< ft, Ad t Vi-yhohls, I.tj/fwr Reynolds, * Kiglilli*i/rmfi , \rlhic i!< ynolds / / M \\ BI »hi\ i* \i:*»n\ oi • ; n » 111 PtM’oir. K / DRY BRWril. ”/ . j Mrs fr. ml H<*ioc I '*!* ' I’.i'loi*\ Built Mcuiitei't of Hi** CiiuHji. stamps for instruf*tl©: Stoner. Allemiale. S. C e . . .■ ’ , A: x FOR HALF. / • II this new .equlpmapt i« in <f;tion to'lhe.reven steel dinjn* cares- recently placed in service and ^av been provided, tn lltff xyBh the policy; Pq’ithern Railway Company t.i tfs patrons tbe/advantage »f every ^o*<slhle proteiflon and cot venienc«.x . * o ugh Tjie rebuilding of. Stoke-;' F«ri * bridge will be lot - to -the lowest re sponsible bidder.’op- Mafi h 13,-san!i* date being' Saturday after the, thiril , publication, of thi«. noti,'-** Plan*;, and soecificatirn* will 1>e - fuxnisheii - ..“ ” by Colleton anp Dorchester'COhntie*. ■ * bamhei lalnX (Same will he on exhibit at tiridgy 7 „ Beme«|.v. site day of kale. Counties reserv 7 i take n?ny«t/r» i.. inr th** rjght to reject apy and . r - * ' , , ^interd- bida. * . , / < bamberlain s Cough Remedy io J. E Moore. ’ / " fu'J’ ruftoniers because I |, av# , conf ,. Highway fronimj^lpner. .depce in it. f find that thev are J. D. W.m£%yr n ' r ' * Dd ran for l< -he„ Supervisor Dor. beste-f in w "^ d *«cb a medicine.'’ Coupty. *t-Feb. 24. ' ; It Is.time to begin thinking of fhi spring and summer garden and plyn •dng for It. The seed 1 ’ houses (ir-> getting bus*»- with advertisements and .1/[catalogs. Select your bariefy care- iRy and buy seed from reputable houses, disregarding those that make •r most' extravagant claims and •r©nilses. A They n\*y h*» all right, vjt* the other way* ia safer. Anv questions abouti the garden w ill I**- promptly answered by the bortit itf , writes J. W* Sexsoa. , * Montevallo, For sale by all dealer*. .’at division of Clemson Colleg** .1 FBI IT tb»*^;h. FIFTEEN THOlSANH I.ARGi; AR MOOR RIVER PKlY'ET. Three to four'dpllarsi. per hundred. Peach and Ajiple tryes 15 certts. • Peat'. Plum<%nd Cheyry trees 30 cents. Write for prices on Grape VlnosV Shade Trees, Rbses and Ornamental Trees. Greenville '.Nursery Co.. Greenville, S.’ r. 3t. go there may r<*ad.*‘‘Mother..and Mia* boro Ireae ot .Vll Churches.”' In •‘the I.ater- ah, not Petef’s. the pontiff takes^ poaaeaalon of his see; and in it the 'cardinal holds ordinations, on Ember days. N^eople use the word cathedral vta-y 1 wisely.. But there is a grave error in* dt^qribing St. Peteria ! aa “the Cathedral of l^hrlstendom."' Had Oangereua frlaythlng. A line afternoon for twd children wa* •polled the other day .by a polueman who discovered them playing wit h tly. namite in a vacant lot iu. New York. IN'hen the poltceman appeared thfr children lied As ' they ran they dropped some of the ph)thing* they had taken from.* building uudrir con struction The policeman ’found the J.'’M Cravcn.'pastor Xtf Ijc s Paptl. t church neat/M’allert recently tnprid into the new bon e ■built for/hirti .by/tmcmbcpi of his chqrclT ."Tbe neW'.hfime is,* ; bunds opt'- structure of Ovq roopt nnd- shows well jthe spirit of the olntrc |i .membe/ in their desire to pmke tbek; mestor 1 omforfable. . Rei 4’,rk<»n moved front Wall-r- boro to Ridgoville about one year ago litif npon rompletion of Abe new parst/uigd' has moved hi-i /ftpiily b;i/k h* re H* h tn-beer n» v 3c>r of 1 hur- h jor tiie lust hve or six verify m;*I H h.is tMuInly thro^h hi*- ef ’iv t!:;i! li/7;..ir/b *q»rtied ■qbt - . it ;i it* *■ i... 1 unage / Kty a v : playthings to be fticks cf dynamite j RUS-MY-TISM •md pereiuwion cape, uaec! in blariing The pollceuian chased the children*do 'heir homes and then ma6s dhem pick, up the dynamite and caps' be hadn’t recovered and restore them to th# ■ i * vD s' ' f . •» Ithouniailiim Ncura^in.. Jf^dar'K^, Crimis, E. B. C t sby, p- t^uf in dineri with. Mr- and Mrs T. II cftltlw*]! last Sunday, There was a a<iml* C ‘’hetllnp giveq it Hie home of Mr.' and Mrs. .lo«* M< Mlllan last tMturdav i;-ght. II* 1 t , • . y ,y ■ ' , . * go* n good ijtiuiy jiinder* Hu lied? Misses Rosa and Ida Hiu-hanon of' Islandton vlsitfrd their’kb'* r. Mr*'. '* R M* MRian of Lodge ia>t Sat urday and Sunday. * . Miss Sallie aiuLPIive C. ldwvir at •ende'd preaching at Carter’*^. Ford chhrch last third .Sunday inornlng Mr. and Mrs f*"J, Csfdwell an l’ > little son visited the home of Mr. ami Mm: T. H.'Caldwpll last Sunday ' MisseS Olive Mae and -Pollv Pad- * v ' f % - 4 / gett aPt’'tided our Hunffay/school last SriiVday. . , ^ * Misses Sallie and Olive' Caldwell 1:1 fed Mrs. G . W Fralii last Katur- aftemoon. ' o* ere wan a party given at the hohie Vif Mr. ahd Mrs. Kab^r Tuten last Saturday night enjoyed by, all present A X; .1 * / J n X*L 1- I If - _» w* •• Spr-tns. U’.rfs.OUi t<vr