The press and standard. [volume] (Walterboro, S.C.) 1890-current, April 21, 1915, Image 6
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THE PR1
To* iasvrc af&lnsi fire—
Wkynot against decay?
There is a small chr.nce that
y«or
be burned.
but there
buildings will
in absolute
cer
tainty that they will decay if
yon neglect to keep them
well protected by good paint.
Tbs paint
KtTM
protection is
TEN WEEKS IN BED, EM
INENT PHYSICIAN FAILED
WONDERFUL RECOVERY
AND STANDARD
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21,19ij
ORCHARD A BID GARDEN
w nosweonneniB.
Horticulture Division of
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LIQUID-PAINT
It i
tightly
tough, durable coat that
sots moisture end
for
years. It is the one point that
years of outdoor tests hare
proved will insure yrrateat pro*
tcction for your buildings.
<V>ac in and Set*. Ulk over that
psiatias of your j.
Roger
Hardware
Company
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I wish t6-inform you of the gmpt
benefit I have derived from the use
Tof Swamp-Root. 1 had been a suf
ferer for more than twenty .year*
from kidney and liver trouble and
was almost constantly treated by the
moat eminent physicians who could
only givb me temporary relief. I
had been in bed ten weeka when l
began the use of Swamp-Root.' In-
aide of twenty-four hours I could see
that I had been greatly henefltted
I continued to use Swamp-Root un
til I had used several bottles when
I really felt that my old t rouble was
completely cured and I am positive
that any person suffering with kid
ney or liver trouble can be cured by
the use of this preparation.
I am now In the best of health,
better than I have been for ten years
or more.. I do not know how to ex
press myself as strongly as I desire,
in favor of Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-
Root, aa I am sure that It saved my
life and that my good health is due
entirely to this great remedy. 1
{heartily recommend it to every suf
ferer and am confident they can be
benefltted as I have been. It is a
pleasure'tpr me, getjtlem n n, to hand
you this recommendation.
MRS, II. J. PRICE.
(The
Clemson College will be glad to'an
swer any questions pertaining to
garden or orchard.)'
Try a row of Swiss chard. It
makes delicious green.
- ’ m
Egg plants, peppers and other
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ROOFING'
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The Only Absolute And Permanent
< ’ure Pit the l,i<|tH»i-, Drug and To-
l .wen Habits.
Mon* than .T2 years of successful
Treatment. •• ,
Nearly 500,WW Cures.
Nearly too Institutions. ✓
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BOTANICAL MFC. CXI.
4 r h dk Hmca S:t., FUilaacipSioi Pa.
Whenever You Need a General Tonic
Take Grovc’d
The Old Standard (.rove’s Tasteless
chill Tonic is c<|iiany valuable as a
r General Tonic because it eputair^ Un
well known tonic properttesof QUIrwNR
and IKON. Jt acts on the Liver, Drives
out Malaria. Knritbe-, the BUxal and
builds dp the Whole System. 50 cent*.
M
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For Sale
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Hiffh Grade Meal and
Hulls, the best and
: Cheapest Feed
SEED WANTED.
We offer three deals,
Sell, Swap or Store.
COTTON GINNING
Saturday.
WE BUY SEED COTTON.
REMNANTS
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Waherboro 00 Mill
CHICHESTER SPILLS
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1WO COMMON ENEMIES
New Bulletin* Deal With ten
fcrale and 'Root Knot
1406 Center St. Portmouth. O.
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.Personally apeared before he this
l^th of September, 1900, Mrs. II. J.
Price, who subscribed the above,
statement and made’ oatluthat tiiJ
same is true in subpv«. uCO ca d |n
fact - . o
R. A. CALVERT.
Notary Public.
Letter to
Dr. Kilmer & Co..
Binghamton, N. Y.
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Prove What Swamp-Root Will do For
You.
Send ten cents to Dr. rvlimer A
Co., Binghamton, N. Y., for a sample
size bottle. It will convince anyone
You will also receive a booklet of val
uable information, telling aobut the
kidneys and bladder. When writing,
be sure and mention The Precs and
Standard. Regular fifty-cent and
one—dollar size bottles for sale at
all ®drug - stores.
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NOt. AN
m
We are still In /fhe Monument
business at the same place; givlnn
/
ir customers better money-savin•-
values than ever before. Moan?
noney saved t oyou and another set
tled customer a’dded to our list.
B R. ULMER
very tender vegetables may now be
tramiplanted to open ground.
A pow of running . lima beans
plant'd next to the garden fence
take, up little room and the fence
serves as a good support for tip?
vine*.
Plant succession crops of snap
beans, sweet corn, beets and garden
peas. ' !
Thin lettuce to ten or twelve In.
apart in the row if you wish it to
form good heads.
Start the cultivator In year gar
den early, even before the plants
are up, to conserve Jhe moisture In
the soil.
If you allow a winter cover crop
to mature in the orchard, it will,
during the maturing stage, rn* ♦ s '*
trees of much moisture and plant
food. Plow the orchard cover crop
under early.
Vegetables are good crops to
plant between rows of young fruit
trees. It is never wise to plant a
sown crop of any kind in the orchard
during the summer. Even cowpeas
should be plant'd in rows and cul
tivated. *
It is best not to begin cutting as
paragus until the bed is at least
two years old and th»*n only a limit
ed “quantity should he taken off. For
the first f- w years the plants reqnlr**
their energy for developing a strong
root stalk.
Why'not subscribe do one or more
good hortlculturla magazines? Ther®
Is no better way of keeping well in
formed on up-to-date orcharding and
gardening "practices.
If you have neglected the pruning
of raspljerrles aqd black berri'S,
they may yet be benefltted by re-
moblng from them the old and dead
stalks.
Th° gladiolus is easily grown and
makoB a splendid garden and c»it
flower. It Is a good time now to
plant the bulbs.
Do away with that “bare look"
about the home grounds by making
a good lawn atid planting fr"**,'
shrubbery and flowers. Th° time,
labor and expense r* qulred are not
great.
Plant orr.an-entvl vin®« to cover
'igly fere's and other rmighMy oh-
j°rts aho?it the home grounds. \-
morg th-* desirable kinds for ti
t»tirpo*e are -hyacinth bear, sc-n?- '
rtinner. 1-op. etanamon and baUXv"
vines. • / -
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D r.-'ty noL he unwiov in 5on><*
o >s to plan? cotton X’.d torn is
the frvit orchard, >Kt_ i? alwrV
un l . irahle to Xl*'upt *<. nvalntain
a fruit on hard i?i a cotton --r<> rr
field. -IMStco the orchajd to ft'let
nnd let it \t n riven individual rt-
tent’en. ,
The new strawberry plantation
should be allowed t oproduce very
litth* If any fruit the first season.
Pinch off the blooms a R '»h'-y begin
to form, so ns to divert the energv
of the plant from development of
fruit to the making of strong, stockv
plants.' P.y this method a heavier
crop of lurries will he produced the
second and. third years.
Two of the newest bulletins re
ceived at Clemson College from the
United States department of Agri
culture deal with two of the Scuth-
ern farmer's common enemies, cn*
an insect enemy yt orchards, the
other a disease'on* my of many of
the commonest and most valuable of
field crops. Farmer's Bulletin 558.
"The Control of Root-Knot,” Is .a
thoruogh treatment of the subject.
The other bulletin. Fanners* Bulle
tin (50. ''The ten Jose Scale and
Its Control,” will be especially val
uable to farmer* having peach or
chards.
All South Carolina farmer* who
have wilt on their cotton lands should
make it a point to learn all that they
can about root-knot, since this dis
ease often accompanies wilt in the
cotton field and it Is in the present
of wilt that root-knot does Its worst
nr' 1 vice vereA.
Bulletins (58 and (50 may be had
free upon application to the Depart
ment of Agriculture. Washington.
D. C.
Rheumatic Pain* Relieved.
Why suffer from rheumatism
when relief may be had at so small
a cost; Mrs. Elmer Hatch, Peru.
Ind., write?;, “1 have been subject to
attacks ot rheumatism for year?.
Chara’/erlaln’s I.lnlment always re
lieves me l?T-TOPdiatet>. and I take
pleasure in recommending *t to
othi*ra.‘' 25 and 50 cent b«»t*le. For
scle by all dealers. •
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For Infants and Children.
Mothers Know That
Genuine Castdria
Bears
Signature
Thirty Years
Exact Copy at Wtappc*.
CASTORU
I TOMS •ITT.
It Is a mistake to keep the preg
nant mare Idle all the time and not
to give her exercise. A^iirood mare
should bave. light but steady work
throughout the period of her preg
nancy and until a week befor® foal-
and even in t^e last few day* a lit
tle exercise may be given her with
profitable results.
Your Child's Com* i* * <•'«» For
r Help.
Don't put off treating your child's
Cough. It not only saps their
trength but often leads to more so-'
rious ailments. Why risk? You j
don’t have-to., King’s New Di*- 1
covery is'j*:st ?he remedy your child J
■ eds. It i« made with Mothlbg {
ho.line r’nd anti««e-4tir : ha’sanm.
Will ou'ch?v • f h'ck the Cpld and
soothe Child's Cough "way. No
odd •. l ow had ihe couch or how Ion •
NOTHING CAN DO
more to complete your costume than a pair
of stylish boots or pumps. For spring weaa
we are nrw showing*
WALKOVERS
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Now Pi \ v. *-• i
TC? gmrrhteed.
got r bottle frr»m yo.ur Druggi
f‘y R.
!it.' nkri ft’s pi-rrmoN i «*n
^ CHARGE.
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in all the new and fashionable models, in.
all popular leathers and fabrics
_ ^ Popular Priced.
W ALTER BORO, S. C,.
F. J. Crider.
Asso Horticulturist Clemson Agrl- rendered all his property
cultural College. n
CYPRESS
SASH
DOORS
BUNDS
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Expected to Resign on Account
of Feebleness — Gained
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MOULDINGS
AND
MILLWORK
Strength and Twenty-four
Pounds by Taking Vinol.
j-n the Co'.ut «f the I nif.d
State- for the District «>f S C.
In the matter of »
W. H. GUESS & PRO.
Bankrupt. ^
To the Honorable H. A. M SMITH.
Judge of the PistrRt .Court of ’he
United States- for th" District of
South Carolina:
W. II. Hess & Brother of Walter-
coro, in the Coun.y ofdCoReton and
S*ate of South Carolina in said Dis-
<ritt. respectfully represents that on
the 6th day of February last past he
was duly^.adjudged Bankrupt ^nde/
the acts of Congress relating to
Bankruptcy; that he has (Lilly sur-
jr anrl rights
of property, and has ful’y complied
with nil the requirements of said acts
and of the Court touching his Bank
ruptcy.
WHEREFORE, he pi ay* that h“
may be declared by the Court to
have a full discharge from nil debts
provable against his estate und«*r
saitU Bankrupt Acts, except such
debts as ^ire expected oy law- from
such discharge.
DATED this 8»h dnv of March. A
D. 1915.
W. Jf. GUESS a- bro
\V II. G’ners-W. O. Guess,
Bankrupt.
VER , 9 -
$3.50 to $5.00
J. P. Herr^Jon & Son &
“The Walk-Over Store.”
SSfl
Colleton and Dorchester Counties
Corinth, Miss.: - “I am a city tax
collector and seventy-four years of ago.
I was in a weak, run-down condition so
that I became exhausted by every littlo
exertion. My druggist told me about
Vmol, and I decided to take it. In a
wet*k I noticed consiikmble improve*
ment; I continued its use and now 1
have gained twenty pounds in weight,
and feel much stronger. 1 consider
vate strength for
Price, Corinth.
Ortb-r of Notice Thereon.
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DISTRICT OF S C - ss: ,
On this 24th day of March. A. D.
1915, on reading the foregoing pe
tition. it is— „ . '
ORDERED BY THE COURT, that
a heating be had upon the sum" on
the 27 day of April. A. D. 1915, tyt
Vinol a fine tonic to create strength for
J. A. Price, Cork
one grows old their
more slowly and less effecti:
old people. ”-J. A.
Mias.
As one grows old their organs act
_ t ^rectuajjy than in
youth, circulation is poor, the
DR. A. J. ANDERSON.
‘- ne o*ooj
S U thin, the appeute poor and diges-
n weak. Vinot, our delicious cod liver
and iron tonic, is the ideal «♦
lift
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OLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS
EVERYWHERE
dental Burgeon.
OFHICE HOURS:
> A. M. to 2 P. M.j, It P.’M. to fi I*. M
. ^ nioVF in«X
'V \j.1 FRlM>;;o. H.
Tbs QitMM That Doss Not Affsct D» Kosd
lire*iiv o( its tonic nml Uxativc effect. I AX 4
NHOMO OUWINKU better th.n ortim.ry
winine amt doe* not cause nervonanea* n. r
n head Kemeiuber the lull name amt
th« iijruaiure o( R. r aaovL. J5c.
wnd body builder for-old folks Cecausu
it creates a good healthy appetite,
strengthens digestion, enriches the
blood, improve* circulation and in this
nstoral manner build* up, strengthens
ind invigorates feeble, rundown, nerv
ous and aged TKxtpJe. eud if itdot * not do
dl we soy, tvo will pay tuck your
uoney. *
Per Ford Automobil-a and Ftrd
repairs, ret* Rizei & Ayer Walter-
boro. S. C.
fore said Court at Charleston in sai l
DOirtrict, at .11 o’clock in the fore
noon, and that notice thereof be ppb-
H*hed In The Press and Standaid. a
newspaper printed in said District,
and that all Known creditors an-*
other person*,In Interest may appen*
at the said time and place and show
cause. If any they have, why th»
prayer of the said petRioaer dioul-’
not be granteiL ‘
AND JT IS FURTHER ORDERC'
BY THE COURT, that the Clerv
•hall tend by mall to all known creep
tors copies o* ssld petUJon and Jh*
order, addressed to at the?-
iplaefs of residence a« stat'd.
WITNESS the Honor*hie ||. A. '*
^MITR. Judge Of th e«*?d t'ourt. j***-
the Seal thereof at Charleifon. S c
In said District on the 24th of Fare*
A. D. 1915.
RICHARD W TfFTSOV
v Clerk.
4L
Have Recently been added to my territory
for FORD CARS. I have about 20 in
stock. Be glad to sell you, either in Olar.
or Walterboro. If in need of one, take it
up with me at Olar or Mr. Ayer at Rizei*
and Ayer’s Stables at Walterboro.
C. F. RIZER
OLAR S. C.
2112 KING STrCHARLKSTON, s. C.
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< ill of write for information-f-c-
gardl^s my advanced mcihod of
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