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THE PRESS AND STANDARD
MAY 5,19*15.
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CtomaoB CoU«8». May 4. That
CMaiaoa p«at. the potato hog. la.
aov reqolctng atteatioa la Booth Ca-
rollnra potato fleMa and regetabln
gardens, arcordlng to A. P. Conradl.
OBtonologist of rietawoa Coiflftifp.
MOliMSFP
Torni
New Torh. ApHl 30.—When Ja
cob Pereira, aperlntondent of the
Good Ssin art tan dlapenaary. at No.
7$ £aaex street/ waa preparing with
the aaststaot pharmseist. Samuel
Smith, and 4he porter, LeVla Bristol
to reeelre patient yesterday
PBNOEL.
!few s la Aad Arooad Pealel Briefly
Gieea.
; We arc sorry Indeed that we could
not furnish news for last weelp la-
see hat jaat at present It is not such
aa easy lob to make up a budgett of
news, as this Is the dullest season
for news of which we hope to ex
perience. We will io our beat to
^ _ _ morn-' K ] V e the news from Peniel as fre-
Per tbs sake of the state’s .spuds, he j n g, Thomas Green, a former «m- ^ uen t as something happens worth
describes methods of waging war pioree. walkde in, drew a revolTT. j puttiag Into print,
upon the bug. jliarked the three ms against a wall | ji| r< Mrs. Gus Herndon, of
•‘There are two forms of poison' an d threatened to ehoot unless thev R U ff| n gp^nt the week end with the
uadi! for killing the potato bug” says i e t him •earch a cabinet for druga
Prof, Conradi. “The best la arsenate
of lead. Paris greed Is also exten
sively deed. Arsenate of lead la pur
chased In two forms, paste and pow
der. The powder la recommended
for the reason that It. is more easily
handled, cannot fr-exe and cannot
dry up. Por large areas this powder
lg used at the rate of 1 lb. to 50 gal
lons of water. In making up arse
nate of lead or Paris green solntlons
always at<r the poison with a little
water to the thickness of white wash
before It la added to the bulk of
water. Paris green Is made up In
the same way as arsenate of lead,
except that th« rate Is 1-4 lir. of
Paris green t° 50 gallons of water.”
Por the amall family garden, says
the entomologist, arsenate of lead
powder Is used at the rate of a heap-1 was .suffering from th'* effects of th>*
.. ing teaspoonful to a pail of wat^r; I drug. He said Green had been In
Paris green, at the rate of a -level employ of the dispensary for
teaspoonful to a pall of water. Pari* ppypra] weeks, b'ut*had been dis
lat ter’a. patent, Mr. N. J. Trbwell.
The three stood motionless as the M j 81s Bootle attended, church
tall, afc^nt Green took a bbttte/on- | n Hendersonville Sunday last,
tainlng one and a half ounrcd.^|pf| Those attending the memorial
morphin* from a cloaet. After ha from penfel Thursday . were: Mr«
had looked about for other drugs he j) a y 1( | R ain g e y and her two grind-
backed out of the dispensary, giving
p final warning that he would ihoot
to kill It a® outcry waa made.
A phone call brought Detectives
Lowenheim and Kemp, of headquar
ters. There wer« told by Perlera
that Green lived with his parents at
No. 112 Front street. They found
him there toon after 2 o’clock In the
afternoon, but he was daxed and
was unable to bell a coherent story.
After Green, who is 17 years
old, had been taken to the dispen
sary and Identified. Dr. Schultx. the
house physician. *aid he apparently
< harg°d about ten daye ago.
When taken to police headquar
tors. Green refused- to make aD > j a y afternoon.
until Captj^. n
re-
green should not be sprayed on ,the
plants without the addition of a lit
tle whitewash to the spray. Thi<
can le» accomplished by slaking \ j statement about* himself
lump of quirk lime with a little rp un n, of the defective bureau
warm wates and adding it to the COKn { Z p(] Mm.
paid of spray. j “You were No. 112,243 hi
Arsenate of lead powder or Paris pouse of refuge and you were
green may be dusted. For the fami
ly garden it can be dusfed tltroug’i
muslin or cheese iloth sack o
through an old tomato tan with a
number*of small holes punched In
daughters. Ida May and .Joe Henry
Strickland.
. w« nr* pleasantly Informed that
our friend Willie Bogott is seen
quite often In town. ^
Johnnie Mlxson one ,, of Peniels
popular young men . att«nded the
memorial at Drs. Creek Thursday
Mrs. Q’Neml Given, of Augusta,
and baby are spending sometime
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W.
J. Trowell.
Mr. Charlie Mlxson spent the go
ing out of the week with friends
near Zion.
Mr. N. J. Trowell attended the me
morial exercises at Drs. Creek Thurs
day last. ’
Mr. E, W. Gatch spent-the week
end with his broth‘>r. Henry, of
Green’s Point. He came home Tuex
of mu
Mt Airy. N. C.—Mr*. Sarah M. Chao-
of this town, says: “I suffered for
pell of thia Iowa, says: (< l
live years with womanly ‘
ly troubles,. also
my punishment
couMteU.
stomach troubles, an# my
waa more ttun any one coul
I tried most every kind of medicine,
but none did me any good.
. I read one day about Cardui, the wo
man’s tonic, and I decided to tnr it. I
had not taken but about si* bottles until
|. was fdmost cured. It did me more
pood than all the other medicines 1. had
tried, put together.
Aiy inenas oesan aSKing me wny i
looked so well, and I told them about
Cardui. Several are now taking it” „
Do you, lady reader, suffer from any
of 1M ailments due to womanly trouble,
such as headache, backache, sideache.
deejptessness, and that everlastingly tired
If so. let as urge you to give Cardui a
trial. We fed confident it will help you,
just as it has a million other women in
the past half century.
Be*^n taking Cdrdui to-day. You
woa't regret tt.
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leased several inonths aRo on p"-
rolc,” said iMinn sharply.
‘•Yo.u’ve got me right." Green Ad
mitted.' "But I didn’t take th >
stuff fqr myself. A ganc-ofegueril-
the bottom The best time to dust | a8 ; n gtanion street made nr>'do iv
In thls.wa^ Is in the morning, when
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dew is bn. because then it stfeVs bet
ter. Arsenat- of lead may. be dusted
alone without injury and for young
tomatoes should be dusted* at the
rate of about 1 to 2 lbs. to the a<
If one seems to be using too
of it- and has trouble. ran
ed on n -half its weight with air-slak
ed lime and usted liberally.
To dust Palis green, add a tea.
spoonful bt Paris green to a quart of
air-slaked lime and mix thoroughly
and then-dust oh plants in the morn
ing while the dew is yj on them.-
Where one desires to spray th«
powder, any kind of spray I.-pump
with a iine noziel is satisfactory.
Some people -apply the. by
means of a \vhlsk broom .and still
others witMnine brush tied together.
Although crude nX} somewhat wns-
tefuj. t’d/ s‘rves .thxpt^po •• in t.h *
•Ynall f: g irdi a. '■ X.
t took my brother’s revolver b<*.
cause I,was afraid 1 might hav-?
trouble in getting do/e "
He admitted he hhd be- n arrested
twice' for robbery. He was stiM
somewhat daxed when placed in a
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KKANtlH WCMHHUIW SAYRE
President
WHson’s Grandson is
Christened.
WHllamstown, Mass.. May 2. —
president Wilson became the god
father of his only grhndson h^xj- to
day and added to his duties by
promising to safeguard *the religious
Hen and- Jim Pellmli atter.d-d
Sunday school at .(’avinor r Br.UicIi
Sunday last.
Mr. and Mr e Watsqn Browfi \vcr<
the guests of the Kant8“vs gund:*\
afternoon, f •
Rev. Mrf Pattep of the Methddi" t
church ptugched a splendid .«-rn!i;h
.last Sunday to q large congregatior..
"Amfeuu.”
trslNEHS IS IMPROVING.
SAYS THE RESERVE HOARD
WriUf:
Jdviwnr Dsot.
Imlriulimu On I
Tana., tar
b-ia plate!
FISHING TIME!
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What better'enjoyment Could you'
i^jdd than .a days outing on the riv-
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Fishing Tackel to enjoy it the
iqpre. .X* .
In this line we have what you
want. Lines, Hooks all kinds, Bobs
and anything else you need except
the bate.
Don,t fail to call on us for your
Fishing Tackel, etc.
KOGER HARDWARE CO.
Stntemcnc Rased on Report* From
Agents in the Twelve Districts
Washington, May 2.—General lir :
provemont in business conditions
with ‘returning confidence" w«V an-
nounc n d today in the Federal re
serve'board**'digest of agents in'the
twelve reserve districts Into which
the country is divided. Develop
ment of -considerable activity in cer
tain industrl n B tn connection with
the war were pointed out.
“Improving conditions and brom-
Ise of Continued betterment" is • in
welfare of the child, the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Framis . Sayre. The child 'the summary of reports from th ■
w a*5 cWristencd Francis Woodrdw I Hl^htpond district Progress is “till
Sayre.. 'retarded hy ydr conditions. Tiiprc
Only i* small party, includihg the-iis decided improvement in cottoi
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, tTesj'l'.nt. Mr. and Mrs. Krami- D
S i> >*e ' John N’evln Payre, . Mr
jyyvn's briber; Mrs. Robert 11
Su'mv. i-vXHt-'lier: Miss Margar
XWil-mi. Miss Defeti \Y.oodro.w Borer.
I *r. t' -ry T ttr;'yson, Bresi(len>
li. rrv A. .GariieldApf Williams-
Wnlteif .im •’
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(.i . I* ( I (Hilt
'Due,
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prices. wiM\ confidence in the futuri
f^otton ^milling is prosperottg. Short-
agC\pf dyestuffs is cqusing ^ts
eastnCKS.
The Atlanta district fopon
ra.trc, “incXn'ed activity of
and.con. ervati
We are still in the Monument
business at. the same place, giving
ir customer* better money-savin
.alues than ever before. M?an>
i.oney saved t oyou and another sat-
sfied customer added to our list.
B. R'ULMER
waIti rboro, s. e:
For Sale
High Grade Meal and
Hulls, the best and
• Cheapest Feed
SEED WANTED.
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We offer three deals,
/Sell, Swap or Store.
COTTON GINNING
f Saturday.
WE BUY SEED COTTON.
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Kldaer Pills
good re It
Price JirfEc. ar all ^eal-'rs. Don’t
■*impl>'' ask for a kidney remedy—
re>X>nan's Kidney; Pill- the same
at Mr Morris had ’ ..Foster-Mil-,
burn Co. Props. Buffalo, N\ Y..'r
fT»»n»t>orlalii*s l.lniment *
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• * Thi* preparation Is tntended es
pecially for rheumatism. Japie hack,
sprains ami like ailment*^ If i H n
favorite with p ople 'who are well
acquainted with its splendid quali
ties Mm. t’harles Tanner Wabash.
Ind., says of it. “I have found Cham
berlain's Liniment the'ljeat thing fn~
lame.,back and aprains 1 Tfhae ever
used It work* like a charm and
relieves pain and.soreness. It has
been used by others of my family aa
well aa tayaeir for upwards of twen
ty years. ” js And 50 cent bottlm
Par safe by all dealers. <
ii.j/tiv.' Arthur Brooks. :t
S/ny. <n,u th'’ Whit * Mo
ry t \ i'Ts. was jitef
t'rcsii! >--t \M’ ndt’4 tegul*
< c.'i'i v - • i. ir c. /!>'. tlfe AVillini’i
< nil'c:- -i l np -1 yfodav and later visit
b. st'i nt/tLa tU'M. He left ii
vft< npo:i for v\';u bihatun
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ril '!fi',-—A tent?.-
fjir the enterttiiMm r‘
jtlfl> f« »T.':d. dch'tafcs wUo
)ftii the . tournament here
ISth. ll'tl) and 201h has he.tv
r ran god ns follows: •: ...
* -Mo nlay; 17th. 1 p. m Guests of
local-fireman at ball games bekwee:v
Carolina and Clemson at Fair
grounds. . • • ., . x
Tuesday night, l^th Guests n:
the Alice Nielsen recftal at Green
wood rhautanqua.
Wednesday qlght, —Quests
of local firemen at moving v picture
shows. ... «
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Thursday 2t>th—An old-fashionfed
basket picnic will be served at* th"
pow;or house. _ .
The tournament does not begin
until May 18th, hut all of the chiefs
and delgate* will arriye on all
trains Mondav X.
Walterboro Oil Mill
*rei '•pts refief
' vp nec: and
j Indu. tiial :yui
ter'* st".
on a/fomir.l h- is arf 1 eohdi*!
insjKroving in all Made Jiioa
idy . nd < on r\ St/ % itr .ts
is ye por ted f«n refill ir/ IT.
larger . itw-i the* t.
The •.Miqimr"? --n . ■ D* •* . ir
tiff- New York (ilstrii t ' : : ■ in
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prov«-thent. .'iUi-opti i.-m» in- N-v
Yo/h ilty. is roo d. ,flight in
meut Is | , eported from i'a tjpVi ;.n '
Improvement in some 1/-. •• i- rl ui
(d Tor Phiiid tphia. *
In rlevel.tr.d the mctaj 4 trsd has
In'-en stimulated hy foreign mders
,Tl>e Chicago distrii'l shows ii,i|irov<’
tnent. especially in lines, profiting by
war orders,
Tim St. Lciiuis. Kansas City and
Minneapolis renditions are tniprov-,
ing on prospects of good crops. Site
Francisco reports prospects a* ex-
eptionally good.
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It E CREAJI FESTIVAL.
THS B AILEY-IEBBY CO
rubber
Roofing*
OLDEST f IRfTs MAX
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’♦Pop’
Bte*i-
Raker lS*ad>—In * Show
' ./ .. ne--. .%U Year’*.
Toledo., O.. April2!c —Charles II.
(Pop) Bak«r. aged 79 yearn, known
as the-oldest cirrus man tn the world
dk i hefe last nighf at’the county
infirmary from the InflrmIHex of old
»««*.* Baker .brought out George
Primroee. minstrel.-and twelve fa-
, moug side show curiosities. Raker
, was in the circus business 59 yean.
Willjams. S G , May 3rd. Iffis!—
The ladles of \ytlliams will give
an tc.’ cream festival for the benefit
of the Williams base ball-Club, on
their diamond Saturdkr evening.
May th« 8th. vl915. .^tX^the same
time there will be a.gam\of ball
played between Williams and Stokes.
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GOVERNOR RYE THREATENED.
XashyllK Apral 3u -Governor
Rye of Tennessee has received a let
ter threatening him with death,* it
was learned today. The letter wns
written in Italian and was signed
“Black Hand.” It has black cross
at the bottom .with a postscrip stat
ing that A cros« like that w ill soon
decorate th* governor’s tombstone.
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CY PRESS
SASH
DOORS
1BUNDS
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Jill the Preachers are Preaching. PreaQjiing, arid
Preaching.
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What are they preaching? They say that the be>L
bargains you can get in the I'ne of clothing, shoes, haV
and caps, ladies’ and gent’s furnishings are found at
“ Sobel & Bogoslow’s. They also stay that v when S. & P*.
fit you up in a suit of clothes at $10.00, it is worth $20.00.
and when they fit you with a pair of shoes at $2.00 they
are worth $4.00.
Be religious and listen to what the preachers say;
Come one,’ Come all and get your.share at
Sobel & Bogoslow
Where ftie Dollar Does Its Duty
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jNo Aches or Pairs
' Peruna Did It for
«1 find Peruna ca oxe#lt£j*f s; rinfr r -
Bummer. iiu , Utc.ine / anU u..r j;- • '
the attention of myytr.'
knmv t y c’CT'cHcn* tl:.®. J*
k*k.“1 Jii<'ii buy ijyu uiv. ay r
It when—.* vf 1 Kayo, an. o:
can truthfully say that l.tu. . ..■*
of my olij^comptalnt, an«UI/uvJ.
ache K^r pain, and ctij"-: 1*'
cannptjrxi.rcFH n y nppr. -i *.-' */
good l\runa lias done me ''
PERUNA THE SPRING
AND SUMMER MEDICIN.C:
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commenced usii-s 11. Sboti gut bolt
J!h-» n new woman. Perti-m l® mv
Thomas ii. Morgan.* It. k\ O. 2, Wadsworth.
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and rm now entirely rur
>rt. I Wijl n-ver bo vvilhout
I used to got
had el'k h
only gav
out of
hope's
Hartman/ fy 1
Ohio.
UEyEHO GARDEN HOSE'
'ivXilose That Does Not KinL
Thv/tlose That Does Not Kink
For this i*‘easj/i will last six times as long as cheap hos
that \yti. -1\>* give lawrt sprinkler with 50 feet
X ’ or more of hose.
. COLUMBIA SUPPLY COMPANY.
82.1 Wfcrt Gervais j»t. - Columbia, S. (
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MAtTRAT-llltWEN'HasiNESS COLIFGE,
( olumbia, 8. f\r* \.
Gentlemen > X,^ ' * ‘ . .
"Please send me full parffeulars of .courses in bookkeeping, 'h/.nki'.i■*
penmanship, shorthand and tytKjwr ting.
I am lnteresled and «xpect to lake a course In the near future.
Yours for but rness,
./ . v \dUress . . ... .. • •
DR. A. J. ANDERSON.
DENTAL SURGEON.
. OFFIt'K HOtRB: ,-
V A. M. to 8 P. M.; 9 P. SI. to 6 P. M.
PHONE 100.Y ‘ l
WALTERBORO, 8. C.
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Because of tu tooic aad laxative effect. LAXA-
Tiva BROMO OOININK it batterthau ordiMty
taiue aad daai aot cause ■areauaueaa nor
-aiber the fuN uauie aad
of K. *V CffOVK. Be.
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Furr for ibe Lk|t»or, Drug and To-
hbeco Habit-. . •
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f More than :X2 year* of uueeeskfnf
Treatment. .•*• ^
v Nearly .VHt.OOO’ l ures.
Nearly Hffl Institution**.
RUB-1
THE KEELT IXSTTITTE.
O. Box 75 Columbia, g.
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•Will core your Fhcumalisin
Neuralgia,® Headaches, Crami s.
Colic, Sprains, Bruises, Cuts and
Burns, OW Sores, Stings Of Insert 0
Etc.*Antiseptic Anodyne, Ofxw’d in
ternally an j externally.’ Price 2-Sc.
Fpr Ford Automobiles and Ford\
repairs, see Riser A Ayer, Waiter-
Loro, 8 - C.
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