Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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V THE PRESS AND STANDARD “ V" r !W; vrrp’rr^- KARMKKM with fkw cowh HHOULO PLANT MANOGLS. MaiMtelM Beet, Furnish flood Hubutifute for KiUx« « N (taKmleni Ford. Clemkon College, May t.—Farm era who have not enough rows to warrant them in building 4tlos ‘are advised by Clem son College to grow mangels, stock beet* and turnips to supply succulent feed for winter! These crops mry be banke-l like • sweet potatoes and kept throughout ■ >t^e winter without spoiling. They are«#ood substitutes for sllag * \vh »re silage is not available. It tmict be understood, however, that si'.i^. \ the tpost economical an<I b*Vt »mi ti- Igot winter feed and is rbconuuend d . strongly to al farmerr wttii ten nr taore cowr. Wit^ th« planting of ‘.urnips, ill r.re mor* 1 or lean farhilirr. M ’n farmers', however, will be g]ad tti r reive directions for planting man gels. with which they have not had much experience. In a bulletin- soon to be published. F # <J. Turbo?. Jr. of the agronomy division of Clemson College, gives directions for erowjpg Jnangels. together with a numner of other crops sj*« ially. planned for the farmer with f few cows. • He writ"* of mangels a s fo*- Mws: The mangel |s planted and culti vated in the same manner as the beet, except that it requires a -more deeply prepared soil. It* chief ad- * vantage will be that of fi-rnishinc. succulent feed during the fall month; In which tint ethere i-- n-yUlv v->•••• little if any green feed available Mangels should net be planted • poor landVnor on. land that h > c., been plowed deep and well diarrov 'd tintil-Jt fine ':eed # bod fs qlit"(nd .It Jf a crop which is not e; si)v bM.rr hv\too mneh ^Manure end fertiliz •• jf It itj, ?' r ell miVed with tli” s.ol The *drhor tb.. land, the better. i‘t will b for m a n ae}.- \botit eiulv' tons per a re cut a ■. obtained front Httil of fa>r f'-rMIit’ . . i i \bpnt nine li'titnlye?! .pennth v : !1 in' r- (Jttirril pet* n nett: for each ,coa. ■f< ,*t} 4 b. USE :‘Tir FUR SORE TIRED, aching eeet No More Ihiffnl-l p, Burning Sweaty Calloused Feet or ‘ Corns. ALLIES PRESSED BACK* SAYS TVRKI8H REPORT RetKMl State* Supplier landing At Sed<ltil Ruhr Have Been Cap* ' Good-bye sore f . r, luiruing fee*, s.vollen feet, *nie!li:ig feet. tired feet. ; r Good-bye corn*, callouses, bun ions and raw*spot™. N"o Ijtore sho* tightnefts^no more liinping with pain or drawing up your face in• agony. *‘T!Z" is magical, act.'; right off. "TIZ ’ draw's out itll the poisonous exudation* which puff up the feet-- th«> only remedy that docs, Vn? "TIZ’* and w ar smaller shoes. Ah how comfortable your feet will feel. “TIZ’’ is. a delight. “TIZ" i.-; b.>rm- less. Get a cent box t»f "T!Z” now at any drurgi > or (b parf.ht. til sieCe I't'h’' ytlff-r. Ibije* grn»d .1^, gild Constantinople. /Hay 2.—Thi* of-; fleial, communication was issued to*, day: “The left wing of the enemy wa* attacked by us several times on the evening of May 1. near Gaba Tepeh and driven back in a northerly di rection toward Ari Hurnu. ‘‘The enemy yesterday attempted an advance to avoid effective flank . <*- fir" by our artillery, but was driven back to his old position by our bayo net attack. . * "during this operation we cap tured two machine guns and all the material end qfiunitfon landed by the enemy near geddul-H.ibr. "By reason of our artillery fire the cm in;, is in an u?vt< nalde posi tion. “The enemy’s ships have taken no further action against the straights. "An enemy heroplane fixing ovor the roa near Alexnndr tta was dam aged bv our tire and fell into th .. * sea. UCKAL l*OSTAl. SERVICE Imr!. ' o ‘-U i fund Thi- feet- that * never x- i 5--t. ye ■ r. ..i tr nt.-vi r cu.-n, never I'r'd. ' \ year’s f-.ct uc il or mouev f*- TP_ HI II,l» 'I \\ >11 tK. F’t'omis' H t<> lb* S I ilia’. H.ien y .silo outb « aro- VcarV - •I'll" id <-•'1’ t ions a re »h\t 11* 1 roliba*4 b.tv.n>'r y ing. The ■ ih.iiry t’olh •• and t»e M ty •!. !tidiesi wHl be South <~ y :r "for »*Mn bull i agents of riemsoo flnoneb should h** r* r« *' t « i.eil . i- ( d|. ,. an d t#.-> r'nit* d- St- . 1 cow., for three months an 1 >t is- h*'- rpartment <>f A-y- h tti'nc.- hr-.*** I lieyel that <'ne-fftli of an a. re,, m-r re; living ttuttieroii.v :;pt-li«: ttbut f» jo'v wMI be abpttt tire proper h.ft.w f - n r- who d**" «o i c"’ •(go fo.pl.-.tsf. '^I'f’thet-o „r\p'lld. h * .c ln ,p , ii| s t!ii» '<c, ne r . .. 1 t * rnefe • one.l/r thott t' c.d'le i i i»itjbcc^ef silos air* ut*. ! -' Vi.' dtsivose of. th. y cat; bo-fi'l to hor-- < eeds tit ’ total puiubcr bailt in it md drv Cnf lie ., . state laxfyear. TM-.'jrflnfi- gl*Voih-l be done In eatlv Tin-* rapid 'o\v4b • * Vrt rc cf * epr^pc. However, It will be stf,. t < Mlo-1)ui1diti^j l i.i; v U< taken ; '"•nit tie nf until •.Inge 1. al thou ca Main indicafTcar of th'* #t-ire’s ^f .niters are stronelv advised to g ‘t gross in live ^tocl. branche*: thorn in mu !i earlier than this as dairymen. Silage i- the most po *ible. Sow the se*"d in two-foot ;otnical winter suci ub-nt fec*l ilurloMin Flan> to Servx* Additional Millions of People. ••Washington. May 2. Plans for a general readjustment of th" rural nostal service throughout the coun try by July to provide mail facilities for a- million p- r-on- not included in the present routine ‘'.tern were a*t- roui-a-d tonighi by l’*.. tmaster ffbii-. #■'. .. ,. — c-ral ‘ * * Th. jo*.t*»ffi« e dt part’e- nt. Mr. tr rl 'or sai<l, b. d or.ti*:**d all re- tr.’< ittg. b> i nieis di; inateil and tmne»e : . ary s. v.ice, wli • found to <i>.: -t. di*-. cn’in lied * M./or x hi 1( ^ M t.e provided undcKth" t; w.pl.-.i v? in re brgltwRy- wiil p.\iuir. Klteuini y* .to l^Llirk 1 *. T’* AFTER SUFFERING TWO LONG YEABSl Mrs. Aselin Was Restored to Health by Lydia £. PSnk- ham’s Vegetable Compound. Minneapolis, Mum.—“After rhy liitlo One was born 1 was sick with pains in —J my sides which the doctor* said were* caused by Tjjllar tma^* tion. 1 ifutfered a great deni every month and grew very thin. I was under th * doctor’s care for two long years without any benefit. Finally after related sug gestions to try it we got Lydia E. Pink- ham's Vegetable Compound. After tak ing the third bottle of the Compound I was able to do my housework and today I am strong and healthy again. I will answer letters if anyone wishes to know about my case."—Mr*. Joseph Aselin, COd Fourth Avenue, Minneapolis, Minn. Lydia E: Pink ham’* Vegetable Com pound, made from native root* and herbs, contains no narcotics or harmful drugs, and today holds the record of being the most successful^ remedy we know Tor woman’s iHs^If you need ^uch a medicine why don’t yo/j-try it? g !f you have the slightest rtnuht thal Lydia r. l.*inLhi<m’s A'egeta- hleCoiniMMHid tvi!l ii«*lp yoti.wriie U> Lydia M.i'inkham >1 edii-ineCo. (<-'»n liib-ut tab' Lynn,Mil-s„ forjtd- x ii e. Ytiiir lettef will-In* oja tuMl, r * .md aiu>jwen*»l by a-xv mum, dt-hi in strict conUd**ncv' ir! ! t>ll OK BIK.IN \ l\(iv \j \ ICE CREAM We are row receiving Ice Cream from Hahn’s. This is made of the best material and contains no chemicals of any kind. The Pure Food Cream. '' 1 • SODA FOUNTAIN *s * . VW have recently renovated our soda fountain, and made it more sanitary than ever. 'Have also put in a new line of syrups and crushed fruits and have u man that can mix the drinks to suit your taste. GASOLINE » * r ' t • ^ 1 We have recently installed a gasoline depot and are now prepared to furnish you gasoline in i.ny quantity j.t the right pricer We ask you to allow us a part of your business. THE FARMERS -Vre especially invited to our restaurant when in Walterboro. Our service is bound to please. OUR SPECIALS We handle the best line of candies in the town, and when you want any call and see us. Remember, we also have a fine line of cigars and tobaccos. H. G. & F. G. CROSBY ^ Cool Refreshing \H* r-thi* !it>vv. -top ln .it.,! , ’ ' V* i wilbb •t"*a « ik'I. r.'fn >• ■■ - w b •in:.* bi iK -liink. / . Fishburne’s ri>:- I'l-- S;) f O" - fo- rnv *», and Ihin to <>no plant eycrv either dairy or beef. .and no r«e fix-" pound* of section will have live *^ork farmin; Red Globe, Tankard, at. Its b»‘st until it has numerous >i- OoldCn Yellow ^nd Manimouth are los # A rec"iR census stioweit that rood varieties to plant for soilinc there xvere 46..(Mlft silo* 'n Wiseojo The seed ar" slow in eomine up anl -sin. Ther? ar** between 2ftft ami lipbi -bun's >-«• *!?. no nttaek* c.f Rheutiiatism from lontlng on. byt you c;:n it alnuvst immodlaielv. j, rlo ii' t.l: inn tit '■ ::t'i jipPlT'-d to • , ;•*' joint or mils'b' j* w-tn’to-y • ii - a t> w mi nut *' to tliT *■/inf latp^l j Midt that rans.-e the pain jh'i' -Sot. tend* ijf s«xo k in a very time In in vs a eh- f tlifti I* aiitio.--'Suu><-lie'.atili' n ‘*i ; you < xp-rieiK-e Jt (Let a bottle < Sloan'S Ltnirpent lot’. 2.'»c. of m Druggist jwtd haxi* it in the ho:>-« against Colds. So*, and Swell. Joint-*. Lumbago, Siintiea and-lik It jikoIhe Hut feetfisr. ;> r' twelve incites, ceo,^ per acre. iare should be taken in cultivating. A few- radish or turnip se*^ can lie sown along xyith the mangels to mark the row so that they xvill not be trampled oft before th n y come up. 300 in South Carolina, y ■ '■* o Every farmer who has ten ,or more head of cattle should bo [nt >t- osted in silos and all such are ad vised to write to _ the Dairy Dtxis*on Your-money back if »•-t satisfied, but it doe* give almost in stant relief. ^ BOLD HOBSF rilllLVFS. 1 . !i wi .i ouid .iwjr'e. f Like a hmiler t rail; • ev ’ \nd 1 wish-that the cm blindtiesu liud d<ine The ure.itc-t injmti'e all Could IV- At the g itesyliki frk-nd that xxait / K For th lontrady* In V.udadtbmt hail-. to -IBadt* Ofl Willi Txxo Horses But Wen* Ca|it(ir«‘<l and Landed in Jail, Greenwood, April 30. - Magistrate W. F. Hamilton and ft special posse Before frost the mangel* should be of Clemson College tor ftllo informa- i of |i|t j zent| of and ’other and banked lik* tion. which will be gladly futnisiiml fither gathered n.... ^ sweet potatoes or should hav^soni" . riemson will not only furnish !lT je- sectiong were engaged in. a regular t , ^ ■ t i , Liil , , iWlld W’* st hunt for horse thieves soil thrown around them to t keep prints and hill* of material fr"c. hut-' 4 s . . . . , * : . ,.r , last Saturday. They were success them from freezing ip winter. if: will also, wherever possible. give the land is not needed for another/help lit the actual construction of a u an a8 8 r< ’ SU ° ** * "" 1 crop Ih.v can l«* left in 1h- H.J.I sUo. *' jMcsPr.. Pro,* Sisk * *ml Ea.ImV’ .Smith, white men. are in Greenwood provided they are covered up to the leave* with soil. IB they are to be pulled and banked, All but two or three inch"* of the. t°Ps should be cut off. Farmers desiring about a succession of crops to plant to give them succulent feed for jheir cows'Thpfiughout the year shout l WHOOPINti <1H GH. Wellr^everyone knowg the effect of Pin*’ Forests on Coughs. Dr. jail, charged with stealing two hors- tlie tilings we iu- temetnbered es from h Mr. Butl«r of jjie lower part of this county. Sheriff McMillan in talking aWi information j which brihgs quick relief for Whoop- ^he capture said the animals, sari *« ing Cough.* loosens the mucous. • be yaldable . horses, were stolen soothes the lining of the throat and/Thursday night. The /Iwo men (j , '' i iiell’s Pine-Tar-Honey Is a r"medv i Thn6 p to'fl wrlie to'the,extension division Clem- son Coft"ge. HOTHER SUPERIOIl longs, and makes 'the coughing started for Georgia w sp"lls less severe. A family -w ith |w’ere surround* g¥owing children should not be with-jTrenton Friday handy 2^c for at tfll .ilton and his. them but a 'swamp near Magistrate Hant- se. The prisonet* E out* it. Keep it [Coughs’and Colds, 2’5c. at your wer/> in sugfi a hurry they xx*ereHqt Druggist. m-i sufficicnrfy armed and when the two Electric Hitters a Spring, Tonlr. men^cer" surrounded, they In i 1 pursuers off with ' their gun< H5ANK C ASK \ii\l\ TODAY. ^, n . al|> . p1m8 w ere sect,Ted, by tb * officers and - the txvo men S^dicitoi- (aencral Will Ask TI>pe'H *] brourhf hav/ Sni „ h ani , l>r Atlanta. Mav 2.—Sollyfior On- O 5 Fells How Vinol Restores ' Strength and Vitality to the Weak, Worn-Out Ones in Her Charge. ' Rosary Hill Home, Hawthorne, N Y* -'“I have been at work among the sick and poor for nearly eighteen years, and whenever I have used Vinol for run down, weak ©r emaciated patients, they have been viably benefited by £ One j imuVdat< , of t ^ s Supreme/Court patient, a young woman, wa* so weak , . and ill she could iikidly >reep to my! door ,of tbf- Cnited States o-nylng Frank s for aid, and was leaning on a friend’s [appeal on a writ of habeas corpu.; arm. 1 supplied Vinol to her liberally ptandate. it i, stared, will nm gpe llte issued hx the Sup^rine Court tin II,» | |brought •had taken to th** xxater and wer* 1 up »*o their ne/ks in mud- and xxat< r eral' Dorsey will app«yr tomorrow ^ before Superior Couft Judge, Hill. We would/find tended to do But forgot./find ria'te. l|fttle praises unspoken, little ises brok« n. And all of the thousand.. ynd one Littl*> duties that might Xaxe per fected / / / The day for one i3<s fortunate '• A If would lie possible nqf to be kind In the I.and of Beginning Again And the o^s we misjudged and the/ one* whom we grudg-d . ' Tlndr mom Ait* of victory here Would.find in The. grasp of our lov ing handclasp More than penitent lips could ex-* plain. FoT, xvlifft bad been bard-st we’d know had been heal. And Vhat bad *■ eined lost would be gain; FoC'ther,. Isn’t a sting that will nor eton and Dorchester Counties / / Have Recently been added to my territory /Tor 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 witly me at Olar or Mr. Ayer at Rizer and Ayer’s Stables at Walterboro* C. F. RIZER OLAR, S. C. i take wing When we’d faced it and laughed it away; And I think that the laughter 1 most vx hat we’re after In the Bind of Beginning Again! . > , / . DR. P. J. O’NEILL SPECIA LIST. 5202 KING ST, CHARLKSTON. S. C. Call or write foi 1 information re garding my advanced method of tr-ating Stomach, Liver. jN’erve Blood. Skin JDIsease*, Tiles, .Con- trat ted^Trouides, Kidney, Bladder, and' Private Disease., of men an l women. Consultation free. Hours: ft A. M to 7 I* M. Sundays 10 to 2. ■when found-.. They were, carries! to .. _ , , .Fttgefidd JfaH and then brought ask that,Leo M Prank mf- resent ••tv - , „ . , > . - here Saturday by Magistrate llanul- , . j. - * * * - ■ —* — •*• s , .?* ^ed to death for the. murder of jMuty Phftgan. according tb aanoumAnten* here .tonight Counsel -for Frank was expected tp oppose res-ntemTUg until after the local Courts recyfve tniuiol MenioHnl. SK ' ,; Uo J Wish that there w- re some won- • • d erf 1)1 .place - Called Urn Land of Beginning Akein. . * . • Where all our iiii<takesStnd all our } heartcheH And all our poor, solflsh grlet Could be dropped, like a shabby old cost, at th" door. And never put onj again: and that was strong, her color ' thank me I hardly recognize »lor charm lized her. ; k )ing and her ' til May 1ft. cheeks rounded out. These words are * uttered from my heart, in order thac more people may know about Vinol, as there is nothing makes me happier m the world than to reliex’e the sick. — IfMkwM. AuhomuUt«*or.as.a, ^ *<^Y^ir Lrv T' :-.i>nual Memorial will b,> bell at the Isiandton eonretery. next JJaturdav. May Stb.. We expect; sev eral prominent spankers to be preij/ Your Child'' all Red Devil Lye Mokes rs(ii>-v/a'.ar cf tV.e hardest water or.d "your clothes !ct co the dirt. SAVES CLOTHES K'd Devil Lye i* powdene, md eiMclvc* ln- ''itantjy. 1. ia rllting-top t-nu t id ycu c-t> HM rue ti < rfittl" \vttl<evit \v:.;'.c. l! : ; tSo x.p-la-Ui.t*' lye. No Lotting cf can-i, .no waiUng. You tyi.7 n*Jcr t ic Che ouf-of-Sate he’d or LcJi lyc again, c«icc you tfy ktd De’ iL Get a can — prove it to youneli. : '?rJ 'U ent Kv pry body invited to A Sluggish.I.Uer Needs Attention. Let your Liver get torpid and you are in* for a spcli W tnisert Kvery- myt > hnd l^rink well filled baskets - \ * Josept Langdab*. Hawthorne, N,Y. Such disintert?sted and reliable test)- Thousands of people ke monv should convince < ? v . er y on l, of 1 .V’l '^rs activ" and healthy by using I’M- merits of Vinol, our delicious cod h tr X and iron tonic to’baild up health and (King’s New Life Pills. Fine for thy for all weakened and nervous Stomach, too. Stop the Dizziness. whether caused from over-B, onst j t | on> Bi|| OUBnP8B - an< j ] u< i|. orchronic coughs and cold*. | I'”' 1 ”” Only 25e. monej, ’ c your Druggist. K*»r a Torpid Liver. "I have used Chamberlain’s Tab lets off and on for the past six year,, whenevd/ my liver shows sigh* of being In a disordered condition They have always acted quickly arfd give me the desire relief.’’ write* Mra. P. H. Trubus, SpringviUe, N. Y. For sale by all dealers. • •• CoUgll is Help. Don't put off treaftrtg your Child’s Cough. It not /ftnly ^ saps their strength, but often Jeftds to-moro serious ailnigris. Why risk? . You dop’t have t»». Dr. King's Ne^x’ Ih*- cov'-ry Is just the remedy your Child needs. Ifis made with soothfitg^ healing and antiseptic balsam Will quickly check the Cold" ami sootltl* your Child's Cough away. No odds, how bad‘ihe Cough, or how' ton* standing. Dr. King s New Discovery win »top It. It’s guaranteed. .Just get n bottle from your Druggist and ir 7 R. * / great big cam; v r X X For Weakaeaa and Lou of Appetite The Old Standard general atreagthealaar tdbtc. •;ROVK , a TASTKLKSH chill TOHIC. drive* oat xialaria and btiilda up the ajratc**. A tru: toaic A kurt Appetiser. For adulta a-d childrea. xnt III tsrtt, ttisr The ■oral caws. matter of ! •re cored by »bc wamdarfal. Porter’* Aimarpoc HaaH— OB. fata sad ileal* ^ the am It Or.