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’ ." »' Bit-' 1 \ ^"Vaci six THE PRESS AND STANDARD JUNE 2, 1915. COTTAGEYIUE SCHOOL CLOSES EXERCISES HELD FRIDAY NIGHT AT CONCLUSION^ : SUCCESSFUL TERM HOWELL SPEAKS. lAfr <'nijsh8ni*y AtWr*'*'* to Ciradnatw. tl bate \V<m» bjr AfftrniAtir**. CARUSLE FITTING SCHOOL CLOSING AlM> Held. The . losinr Merel** of the CoN tsKcvilU school were held »t ti»« •rhool .auditorium Friday erenma SU. tpok th....ur*o' • nt»rarv society meeting, prestaei ever by the P r «* ,d * , ° t “‘amS wrtety of the •chool. Mlsi Anwo Lee Ackerman. K ^ ery ^ was carried out with oa** Ind^hUnd careful preparation.. Slldom bare there been better pap- •m read by graduates of any Sln^rtST by Jho^ w^oflnUh- ^^patiTrs ESS i» .m. •— •'^.rErSIl Standard, and ar eworth -olr-'l. Thn. r.B«nn roontT Bhon J Bamberg, May 31,—The 22nd an- -u»l commencement • eierclses of Carlisle school was held on May 29th, 30ih and 31st.. Inrttsflons to the commencement 'exercises were issued,- and a very attractive programme had been arranged. There were-fourteen young men and adiea in the graduating class this ear. . . ' The following was the programme for the commencement exercises:: Ssturdar, Miy 29th, 8:30 to 11 i. ‘m.— j^eptlon to graduating ilass, Ou'feifjg hall. . r Sunday. May'30th, 11:00 a. m.— Commencem'*nt sermon. Bishop.John r.. Kllgo, Trinity Methodist church, 8:30 p. m.—Sermon before ' the Toung People’s Christian associ ation. Bishop John C. Kllgo. Trinity Methodist church. | Monday, May 31st, 1:30 p. m.— Annual .address before the literary societies. Rev. 8. A. Steel. D. • D. Graduating exercises, school audi torium. • The class roll Is composed of the following: Messrs. John Lucas Bivens. Miles Owens Carter. Benja min Ryan Clayton. James Osborne Cronby. Ernest Striven Neves. Ar thur Burch'Rivers. Elliott Owen Waf«on. Lucius Bellinger Wolfe. Jr., Hattie Elizabeth Jones. Mat- olveo. ina ^ careful Milt'S Hattie Elizabeth Jones. Mat- Adort Woe* t , VP waej'ie Lavlnla Kizer. Eva Delle Steedlv. preparation- ^ dl)Ral , t an d ne R Fi« Lee Walker Ina Luclle Whet- -M- nohel^Ly t» • contentions none. Marie Elizabeth Wolfe. “ON TO RICHMOND" AGAIN THE CRY. Several Yeteraa* From Colletua County Fighting Again the Battles of ’•! to '*3. With the prospect of only a few more reunions-aa^many of the vet erans of the Lott Cause as possible are taking the opportunity of at tending the general reunion of Uni ted, Confederate Veterans this week in Richmond, the scene of so many battles between the Blue and 'the Gray. Coiletop county is represent- d by a dumber of well known vete rans, and their report will be eager ‘ ly watched for on their return. Those ‘who are attending, as dele gates from Camp Heyward are Rev. F. O. 8. Curtis. Hon. 0. W. Way, and Clerk of Court D. B. Hudson. In addition to these delegates Mr. George Breland is also attending. Th^ir contentioi stock vorH oonle ®’fKaih. —fro fh; • to enclose ,, , *v 3 „ hr tier ' Ttd ntortv ho--nrh Tetter to h*™ Of full rnry- on account r , , ’(-r «iin c ° nn'i the cnMb 1 ... , . ft,'- ntTH 'nt nnd kind of ' : v ,j l.o vastlv improved by Y inr*t» 'i shut s# ‘n nnstnrcs^ r-s». "rrjtlvo Fide WS« defended 3 . n .,r ^ekertmn end Fletch*»r r>hr«e toiK" *T n - tO force people to sht'* vort'AN Avnm THE PI.AGUE OF I’LIES TT/.'-fV-r R, terde t th n, •*'■* > .~r tfrir -tock would deprive mam ‘ source op hi* \ t> poor n-an of the on’ wo.W have to eccurr meat ini.V. r tf without bdyit'g s>. an. would be, a severe Mow to ,hp Mock Indnstrr in the count'’. They ■ ot,tended tnat the reonle "y .♦iomselves the best fndron of whit ♦ her wanted and twice the natter ,|Ar<ded Ht ae election ^nd en-b tine the voice of the people wes over*’hMfMng1y sgiinst "tock lyw. The judges. M’ssrs. W E. Willis. »>osser Smith and W. W_ 8mo*k decided In faj-or of the aiTirmath”" The deeiaion was .rendered by Mr Snoak. who took ocrartiAn to com pliment the st hool upon th** snlon- did ahowlng. <knd fAr seWling a** live a subject for debate, which .in dicated that the school wa*,, up to date In thinking. . X Hon. M. r. Howell MaktM Address. The address of the yveninir w?w delivered by Hon. M. P, Howell, of Walterboro. Mr. Howell took for his theme ••Community L^fo•• ->1° developed the idea *of ^aVlmr the omnmnitv as the renter of life, and stressed tho/,import a nee of ma’clr" the s. hool the rentdr of the rom- munitr Hi,*» address was aV gem and was listened to with rapLMton v •n.n/t’*' the large auil ence vr.rr.ryt. >,r I.. * ell (ontfii'led- that yfb- jg*th«/d « -f ei|Vr:>tjoti yva# all wron- i.*> r**spHe raid fk t i>v hi>. opinion' . t n e< rtaln Jterlod }>f.v shonll h r " iaeght bv a e-an .dicr, .--ad ’ ’ s/^h sttblof t L .oeld be t: r r\! as would t’.t i or girl fm 1 if<'xiand to make a 'living. ••W'hat/' said he.- “if ■ - '.ng taught thf/V- . rag’* hov nr ■■ir/ *T*' the schoofi of tofi.tv whi'-b v.lli ih» tht/n- to r.ieet Hie! eon” etc Vilh >i incX To travel the / right i <Mil.tr tcv: thy 7 'f’lth i al edurat’en so :/ to hair 'i? in .tri'Hion r>n'l evelo;t- ' • w, t -isi r'» • co ; t,5y etioin- erf "reil She’ 'i)»ee«lilurp 0^ I rg' • "! ^tf iiion. v\ i-l/ llt|-« tbi* - ijeoul > Not only an • flleH tinple.-maiit v b**n "thev share with us cair f ront .nor: lies, k' '•••us and dining rooms hut we ma he unite sure that they ire res pop*; ole f or as rnieh ' ®iek- tuss «*• :,*-innps any other rdnh!.* arr-nev. ! \ pl.oid fever is very fre- quetitiy .carri* d^ by the ordinary fly. ■ in! r l.lg percentage of th^/seriouF fiv. ii'*i- ill* o' 1 children are du? 5 to* th'* sane cause. On *he farm more than f»fl per erut of all house flies breed in horse r ‘ n nd it Is of interest and ipjf* to know that .the Uhited Mi n- Ocpartment of Agriculture, after a series of careful investiga Coes, has found that ordinary bo ra- when sprinkled over the mi- iwir*. ereventi the hatching of more th in !»f* per cent of the eggs laid. It was found aI«> that the quantity of hoetfr necessary to prevent fll«*s hro,.j| nK had no effect on the ma- 1* ^ Vb > ** tiuve. It la recommenced that about ten ounces of borax be used for each eWht bushels of manure, and that it he sprinkled on with a flne aleve. Two or three gallons of water should then he sprinkled over th« rn'iny^o. * The cost of this treat ment in estimated at one ten* per horse per day. In other words, the farmer with t.wo horses can keep '•own ib" flies from Mav until Oo- •nbor M u cost, of onlv three dollar isn’t this worth trvine? Tim Government Bulletin. No. 1’IX. giving details regarding thin method o» nreventing flies mav h* • 'd from the Government Printing Office. Washington, p. C.. at <pn rml v r. copy.—Tin* Proem .iu* r Fanner. friy.v -> C.uietl •/ In , Of Rock Hitfc May U.—The State Agent of Glrl’a Work la South Caro lina. Miss Edith L. Parrott, Assistant State Agent, Mra. Dora Deo Walker. Agents, Miss Garrison of York Coun ty. Mias Yorboroughr of Cheater County,'and tho State Agents of Boys’ and Oorts* Poultry Club Work of South Carolina aro holding a con ference at Winthrop College pre paratory Of tho • School- for Club prize winners to be held during the Rural Life Week of the Winthrop Summer School. 1FTEB SUFFEMNfi TWO LONS YEARS XEITMLGIA PUN,** STOPPIP Yi.u don’t need to suffer tho '* ygon ing nerve nnluR Tn tl.e f ce herr’; irm. phoulders. chest an.-’ hack Ju-'i iniTy a few drop? of so.th Sloan’s Liniment: He fi • minutes. Voii " ill a-( r- 1 r* ■ v and comfort- Life end orld "ill look hright'r. (if* a l>o! 1 U- ttiil. v, 1 ounces for 2ac. ct ali- out r / ' i‘J i i> i*rM fra*cs with- it. 'h» founirv '-e«u'n lift h I’lTv, ♦a ;lv*y ?1" P * >.’lv a nni i iid* u • • h** a*d* •vl !\ A « WtiiU -onf 'ly- l-r . Lt !l«* iMitlif tlit. - Mr- .My!’ T/ he living in an un- iate tel tlihorhood ' »" \i t>h .mv ves Whv - t•"•,'•• i,• c bedogs and not n (\rT*:g* eu the block.— Yon- St tedfjtan. Will Is FI' Nn »c.!,' .k*' * wife’s first . e. d t*< -t WoU>. *1 "tV » ,* -i ip ■ ’>•» ••nt V/-F ' i n Tran* if. suits IteT.’’ the .watch.’ ********* V - ' . .'* ROUND. * * »*»****««»***** Round. May 27.—The. farmers are very busy with their crops a) though Mr. Green looks as If he will take possession. Mrs. H. J. Jackson is visiting relatives in this section Capt. Frallx and L. Canaday vis ited O. E. Frallx last Sunday. Mr, and*-Mrs. .p.-E. Fralix visited Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Fralix last week. , We are very sorry to £tnte that M«8<*Joaf ph'Brfdgo t« s<’ . >tfl^!)e l but-- hone she vill Foot. r 'er. \V<» are glad to sfle s O. E. F»*piix at hone again from a visit of several d vm to h<r parents. There .wUl be. preachl*ng a* . "th- any chtmlt on the second ". aTt- rnoon .in June instead of >> ing by, pov. J. M. Craven. Bethany church has reorganized a fiup Siindnvoheol and f O E. Fralix and Willio Byrd as suner- ■intepdent?, we hope for tht-m much, success.. / Misses Annie and (’afrio Rohe-t- "on visited Mis<=es F!*-rie and. Adrio Bridge last Sunday. / P. B.. Rr’dge and daughter had business in St. George lastt week. - Mrs. E. O ,0arris spent a part of t»st week with her parents near Pregnall. / . - Mr. Herbert Week*. was . the guest of Miss Bessie Gruber Sunday afternoot). Well, w** are very glad to hs*e our old editor back with us. We welcome him bark to deal old Colleton. A Doctor'* Prescription for Cough And Elective rough Trentment. One-fourth to one teaspoonful of Dr. King's Neur Discovery, taken as needed, will soothe and check Coughs. Cold* and the more danger ous Bronchial and Lung Ailments. You can’t afford to take the risk of mrlou* lllneaa. when so cheap and rimple a remedy aa Dr. King a N*w D.lseovery is obtainable. Go to your Druggist today,,gef^a bottle of Dr. Nlng’.- New piscoverv. start the ircatSBcnt at once. You will be vratifl- ij for the relief and cure ob tained. Mrs. Aselin Was Restored to Health bjr-Lydia E. Piok- Vegetable Compound. ham’s Minneapolis, Minn.—‘‘After my little one wag bon I was aide with pains in my skies which the doctors said ware caused by inflamma tion. I suffered a great deal every month and grew vesy P \ MP^lthin. I was under the doctor’s care for two long years without any benefit. Finally ^ after repeated sug- I / Igestions to try it wi got Lydia E. Pink- ham’s Vegetable Compound. After tak ing the third bottle of the Compound I was able to uo my housework end today 1 am strong rnd healthy again. 1 wik | nswv.r letters if anyone wishes to know , ou t my case. ’ ’—’ f rs. Joseph Asellv, , ^j6 Fourth Avenue, Minneapolis, Minn. I •*i<a if VJ F5A, SOUTH CAROLINA'BOOSTERS SPECIAL —TO— v SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. Leaving • JUNE 18, 1915. Persons using this train Will Celebrate SOUTH CAROLINA DAY. .. • Panaaa-Pacific International Exposition.' Wihch has been arranged by the Governor ~ —For— JUNE 28, 1915. > SOUTHERN RAILWAY Has been selected as the Official Route. A get-together movement under auspices of fchambei > of Commerce of the State of South Carolinas to travel to gether and become better acquainted, boosting their communities enroute and taking part in the exercised at the Exposition South Carolina Day. Stop-overs and at tractive side trips going and returning. Make your ar rangements through your local Chamber of Commerce, or address, W. H. CAFFEY, D. P. A*, Charleston, S. C. DR. P. J. O’NEILL SPECIAL|ST, 202 KING ST, CHARLESTON, S. C. ( ::!! or write for. information re garding my advanced method of tr Stomach, Liver. Nerv * Lined. Skin Diseases. File?, Con • tiut'-i TrouMas, Kidney, Bladdo*. au, T Private Diseases of inon and s ' o:-u!i.• Consultatioa free?. Hour--: i) A. M. to 7 P # .M. Sunday? lo to J. w It EDITOR SMOAK RETIRES. W* are .sorry to lo?<* Btothcr r-r :ik. who qnitft.the bill* of th<‘ V- dmont to' return to the low coun iv. He made the Anderson In •elliprnrer bv, Mr. L. M. Glenn, au iu-h his hen-rt’wn* in the right place, ■md h<* was moFtly right. We-are .-lid. however, that we shall not na’rt with him entire]*. He ftoeu hack to his o\Vn paper. The Pro"? nn'l standard, which he will edit in the future, and which D one of the Vst rounty papers which comes fe is. A man ean do a great deal of -rod on a efiunty paper, where h" -thinks for himself, and doe? hi3 owe 'alkinr- we hope. Mr. Smoak 1* *ttceeeded on the Jn- '-(-Hlgoncer by Mr. L. U. Glenn, an \ndcf*on man. and n newspap Lydia E. Pink ham’? Vegetable Com pound, made frogi native roots an i herbs, contains no narcotics or harmful drugs, and today hoMs the record of being the most successful remedy ^tve j know for woman’rills. If you need such a medicine why don’t you try it? If you have the slightest doubt that Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegeta ble Compound will help you,write to Lydia E. Pink ham MedicineCo. (confidential) Lynn,Mass^ for ad vice. Your letter will be opened, read and answered by a woman, and held in strict confidence. ’. ooooooooooooooooooo o o o • FARM NOTES. /o o o o o o o o o o O O O 0 o o o © o o o Now is the time to plant sorghum millet for''green stuff; then in July plant sorghum- and -pens for forage. If sorghum is planted alone stack In the field without curing for ^in ter use. / Lot Jhe wives and daughters give attention to high grade chickens. CHICHESTER SPILLS §5* DIAMOND - l aDIK-} ' &»’a > • ■c Dnurcl.t for _ DIAMOND IlRAXD PXI.1-^ m R ^iot n tactSc boic«. sealed wiei aib.-.oa Tacb xo orB*!*.. i»«- «r Dmcrlot sad a.V t* « lll t UL'-TJ DIV MWND BJ: A yu riM.*s for tw-ntv.fifC ,-3r5 re-* dr.i n» ti.'cit, A’ways K-I'iN’r. 50tD BY AIL DRUGGISTS /t w EBYWHERE -*V,'3,'. ' f!\T»**<iencf>. He s'arts mnn o is n veteran. iihH-^wc hope he . pr fl p _ \hhcviUe Pro** and anner '^UGH! A DOSE OF ~ . NASTY CALOMEL tii't. Inge I understMij Shinfl* V. i ■GL-nn J ' V ^ •tl V«*ur Step. ' c »rtune oft ilfpcnd?, op* 'ne’er dlnin rdi: 1 shapek oi.r end? iv tee our ttnhh./ nclnnatt Fl’lnirer I i C ■» R \?,TV v r ,iff Lt-v! Ton bc(! Whv. ihon he spank? his child, he lav? . rpot over the kid so that h* . jr*:*. a C. do t'vo jobs Gar,’^‘o>Tc. at once- -Mlchis^r. IMtESEVT 1* VY VEOMiESS. Not ?p very lore neo tl i re w.'R co ?D j such rlifng as a t.vpo-rrtttr.e machine iand printers'had to t "copy” up by Ihanil but since tbnt time, a wonde*-- 1 fvtl device ha? been piaced on the '^l»v.,irket to do in onb dav ”■« 1 'thH it vn*ldt»V-e f > c - f. ptr W«t»t T ' • l ' ■ li»s» O'o-itK tho U Tiaa Inc ■*Cf rnted a •or ri«» r -'igT d i * folio'-oir i ’• -A.-n tor t\,e 8 M Como ' i i, ** -•,> .-XX-(!i;- .,,,4 \Tr ’1 fi-l-o the ! !V* r ? ,brvri' ,ro*t t r --'I i< 'It** Tl-’o ,i BihW \t Kiny it:. Tf. tfrx’.siv •**. < enTs. V K.r*> W I Pjfh rri .♦ ..'t:pp|le«| l*. r ' corked ' «)• •- •to-, eon t*in!r. •» *", r ■uc:.’ - enrtod ••■- pil!?.'*fer ’’'c . Gj o r lf with ■ of vnter h. r i'ro ret’rlnc ,1* ’-ver’e*' d■>' 0 . K-fi' ar 1 pt^-» r• to • k". Fffeetiv**^ and t'o-Bjv' • (’'bor n «*»id eoonor' , ral ’> G* bottle (n-d: t ’’o - to^Jhcht -vour Gon«tIn'*♦<■*** - nr»** jfMev-d tn the tnernTjc. : }< t for fac . at all Drn*gt*ts. Mr. rnd Ve*.. v .J. M, Drawdy, K-tt'-r. wt?r io town Saturday. X im|-.le !’'ri. ’•’ *t» • ri;l*«e '•'’'at other r ■ doing, present- i ’ 1 r. 1 .tor »jf yn- .terHIe/ “H’.ir n . a,!. rsF.ed the Ihtter. "can you ’ of " noputnr a’'d gilea*!-! ?r chnrti'- •("’”' ••Do"” hero'it' , d I'atlenpn "who 1 car. ceafjfl to ho a virtue.”—Pu nb OVcrwh-luted. ’ - VH""' ' h'H happened to Shortfe’., \ y. • he d'oet V' So what 't"” ‘‘Alss, ho died of water onr the hrn'n.” * , , ‘'Too b"d how did It happcr.f* •‘ \ flood o r come oyer him"- Jackson title TiifH^-tnion T'. ^Verylcdy Drinks 1.1 / r / ■’/ ' —it answers every beverage 0 requirement—vim, vigor, re freshment, wholesome ness. It will satisfy you. DmmM tV fmuinr / •• br l■^ namr— / . 'i-kaunr, cnc<nra(c ‘ T jn \HLVi <11. IX BOTTLEA COCA-COIA BOTTLING, WORKS * Cascade and Red Rock Gin ger Ale: All kinds of Sodas. F: >*Hiati>! It -Make* Y< u Sic! \ruI Yuu l.«**>c a IhitV Work. Voi;'rc 11! : o{:?, rt'ICXidl. * d ary hoM'U'o ••OU- need vMe, eroc." ralome! :~rt vrr.r liv- Call on us U: let us call on you to explain to you how ea y ii is'M « • ’.n a Singer Sewing Machine. Terms liberal and l- ■' t a ( ny conditions. Big allowances for all machines in exchange for ; Singer. Remember that we never charge you intoresi . A post card will bring you the Singer machine • ** any part of Colleton county. • ' • $INGER SEWING MACHINE COMPANY. Main Street Phone 91X Walterboro. S. C Ask for M. PANIOTTIS. 1 ♦' rr. r "■".»! '!c- n ■ < tvorcl?. rvj e»i*r; nte«*! \ ’* vni»r J •r-.jr.rvt fn* 1 .'it rent hot!], c.f Dod* > op’s T.ivrr T- 'V > ami take a -■poor-! rl tonltr’t !f.l: d6e?n’t F'art yor.rj •trr.isht-*r you ric’ht rfl* H* r hr r than VTlrij" r or r nofK V'lll t. 'flnSor.' !»» tio. r-V0 T Ut!0- azi'{l . nil dint ‘ > 'V ■; It o: Whal lit* C ould Got. Dccjrnr f ’an’: ! c t tT.o 01! nn’ * ar fee a u.or • •• " Servant ’ ’* Eiii.V yon car jet bor o« - • hrt I'm ?vr»* If "von wait until 1 -> *ntucs downskai;; voUMl s * r. pit -o'nf nt r mind.—K\ eba-'c* ^ luv y.ri' Mr" '* .. i.ps” are ■rh. 1 uiee* <'* ihi ti *bow r to olu-fa*l>- inx Ids farm end hroar?*? nhing by slo aloro co alonio! a nti withftrt | • ir*v vo*: k I ivrnf k to the ’tore and sf* nrako tho arrnS. mn«t ri-A^ros? Ro- cnmnYunitlov SCO v t Trov 11. Ja^nor Robfr**or and L BcMir.arof of tho. C-rM Pwamn ?->otlon. w#ro jn. tt'iltcrhoro Satni^ay*. tl:* fa'll r tonod.ihi 3 !! will ho rtf i]rjv' <.f 'dot rkyriifll 1 ‘ .hi? lone'h* ca; gr Thc'larmcr of mosj money o - \t o nw? j tirHv waffh tin* .Inc on nmnne other farmer? and States 0* 1 thev arc ahl<* to norompli h. * There has boon Jus* a much n^o: -rfl's niwl** In Imnrovintt frrmln'x ■( , ^ . j u/t* there ha? boon r tl » print- *nr Jm*tnc?s ir>d a fi*r• ,rr ip • thi’ l-v •*-jd tii*n* 1? hard!* Uy* th. n .r t(V*jc»v on thVn-'X ’ a* ’ ^ot'w.te folio ‘rl bv b** father or rrr.n Ifathor.—;York Nc"«. ' * T . . \ ' ’ S’nlth. jf.. of l.’ttl* Swan n vtown Snturrtflv. having hu?l- -ir-« w*tjj ?ome of the C^urt House officials. > , - . >, n imov Tah’c < r♦'-■r r-l *oda* and tomorrr* v-i • v '*,] fool v onk and c irk, am! ."•'u oatod. Dor’t Idso - day’s work T;.f-r« - Fnro"ftl’ of ('*•'*'■tyb- 50 . VOC"- j table Dodson’s Ll-c-r Tone tonlch* , ■’ndo i’vakc nr ffl«*Hr.e cr^at. I*’« j nryfr-tlv harrjl OSIB . '’<? si"o I* tr.J Vhildron at>v tlmo. It rnr> t ®?Flvate. «o let thon: oat anyth!’" i affkrwards. >,• I’t THE )/ ' Rihm- T<* M. •'Jo!>n.’’ domandod the wlfr o* her Infoxtrrtoil eporso. 1‘how «Jd voe wfkatXfjPthat C'sh on vour forehead?” yri’tos? T must *a’ Ml mv»olf.” "THt vour^rif!" soornf11 Hy.^*1 !ew / hite ydurself OP y stood o'! a ! you Id Vntj tltoro?** ,._ ••(".•ire* iXtoust r’- •.*r.*%— Fyofy>o«J,v*^ ' H ’^flmlOTfi- Tom "Wh V Xon’t ^yo^? ?««.. ts..* roo* T^rnri to roo’Xx. Xh\ should T? ' Thev wouldn’t on*’ tor q®. Lot -their husbands snopdv the »r.r*erla1 for tbom to practice on PEtflburgh Po*L - ■, , . ° v at Sobel and Bogoslpw’s is still going on m full speed. Hundreds of real Bargains ii\ seasonable l| goods are waiting for you. Your dollar wiH buy two dollar’s i? .K *F worth of goods at Sobel & Bogoslow . . .-r ' . “» Where the Dollar Does Its Duty x \j