Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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> . V •% . v X • n PAGE TWO ♦ t % THE PRESS AND STANDARD / WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1915. WILL HAVE THIRTEEN BREEDING PATCHES „ BURR CLOVER SEED State Has Twelve District* li» * , •4f*. Each of Which There In-a ^ Corn ImproveMenl Plot Places Where These Seed May Be Purchased r'lem.^on Collejc*. S«»pt. 11.—Ah- t»v*> work in corn improvement ha« row herun in South Carolina. F. f». Tarbox, Jr., extension corn breeding bxncrt of {’!eir.«on Colle*e\:liaH «n- 4 tv>re<i upon hie dntle*. thlis bein* the . first time in the pjate** nieiory Jlr.t a t-peHa) offiter lia? been appointed to defofe ‘hi* entity time to improve intr ih'-estatVst-corn yield. The work ha? been undertaken by t.bt 4 exten- 'S ^ Finn division uif Cl«- m Fon ^Colb f '. •, t)!r r ctor W. w. ^ I.or.p announce- that be hia placed the responsibility of direetinc ,Mt. Tar box’s work In the hands of the South Carolina Pl-»nt Breeders' association which held -its annual meeting at Clemson College on August 27 and 28 The first step taken in the work, was to divide the stafe into twelv, • districts and to choose-one county In each district in which to conduof n breeding patch. Mr. Tarbox'/has intade the following selections- First- district (two pnlrho*» flreenvllle and Oconee: /second. / Greenwood - third. New berr/ : fourth Chester: fifth. I-exingtc^: sixth. Richland; seventh; -Barnwell: eighth Sumter: ninth, ftilion; tenth. Jsso- ■ j er; eleventh. Oorche/der, twelfth: Horry.- jT ‘ ' After c : onsultins: with the demon, ^stration averts >^n ‘ (tie selected counties, Mr. T.iyhox nill select the farm in each county whjch he thinkf best suited for the work. One con dition Will Miat the owner - -of .the farm ebbsep heecsme « member •ol the South Carolina Plant Breed ers* association. Mr. Tarbox will also.select the varieties of corn to be bretf from in each count r, Mr/ lx»ng has written to all Ms coufjlv • agents notifying them of the/e plans and instruitinr theriv to cooperate in the work. Kspeclallv .ill the demoxigtration agents b» ' helpful in trXtherine information for use In deciditffc on the varieties for breeding in each district. ■ / County Farm Demonstrator HrarJ has received the- following letter from L. L. Baker. Supervising agsnt of Boys* Corn Club Work in reference to burr clover seed. Mr. Heard la anxious to have/anvop*- who wilt take advantage of this offer. Btshojrtrille. Sept. 13. lf*15. • .To AH-Doca 1/Agents: •• t , r»r. A. t/'Baskin of UishopvKV^ S. C.. baiyvon hand four hundj//'| bushels /if un^mred home ral^ei burr clover sexd, f;cr !'4b‘- Thee sefd have been placed in fertilizer sacks just as they were gathered' fro/S thexfields. containing the dead ie of the clover, together with her trash and considerable amount '.dirt, which you know is valuable for the inoculation which it carries. Dr. Baskin guarantee* that there is a half bushel In each sac 1 *. I have purchased a number of bushels • of these seed for my use on the farm add found thht quite a number of the sacks contain as much as three pecks of seed. The Dr’s price Is fif ty cents per Sack f. o. b. Bishopville. and I think they are a bargain at Jills price. These seed are free, fconi rut grass’or other infectious reeds. Should >ou have any Inquiries for burr clover seed. I would be pla<J to have you .refer .them to-Dr Bask tn. and 1 a:n especially anxious to. get some of our boys’ in the boys’ t orn club work to put on small plot of burr clover In order to get a start in seM. and I will b© glad to hnv" you bring this matter before their attention. $s well as to life atten tion of the grown up farmers’, l^i*- er .on I "hope to send^you a list con- tainitw: names send postnffice ad dress of a number© of thirties throughput the state bavin! s’ed for sab*. 0 Yours truly. . l: l. baker. Supervising Agent of Boys* .’luo Work. WAS MSERABLE OBMUHTT ST1N0 Tettifiet She Wes Restored to HeeRh by Lydia £. Pinkham's Vegetable x Compound. ■' Lackawanna. N. Y.—*‘After mv first chiid waa Ddrn 1 felt verj miaeraMe and ■7-w could not stand on 311 tny feet. My sister- in-law wish*! m * to try Lydia E. I'ink- lixm’s Vegetable ! Compound and my • nt-rves becalm rtrm, I appetite'pood, sP-p elastic, and I lost that weak, tired feeling. That was six years ago and I have had three fine T ••Aw**. Unlock the Lock and Get The +■> / A / fed. Henderson Honored. The many frelnc'.s of Col. D. S. HendoaMn. of Aiken, will reml with Interest tbr following Item which appeared in a recent issue of The Aiken Standard: • * Gen Bennett It. Young. - eom- rommander-ip-ctiief ofi> Vnlted Ton- federate Veterans has conferred signal ho/mr upon Hon. !» 8: Hen. derson .appointing hkm judge advo^ cate general. The offic-e thus be st o'< ed is nractieallv the highest ap pointive office in the gift of tl\e comrn:<nder-in-chlef of the' Confed erate Veterans, anil “the appointment of Mr lleodefkon elevates him to the highest leua! po'ition Ip the ranks of the veterans.. Mr. Han der-on Is lieine congratulated upon this hqnor. and his many friends are '•greatly-’ gratified that his legal at tainments have* received this well- meiited recognition. healthy children eihee. For female trou bles I always take- Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound and it works like a charm. .1 do all my own work.”—Mrs. A. F. Kreamer. 1574 Electric Avenue, Lackawanna, K. Y. * The success of Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound, made from root* and herbs, is unparalleled. It may be osed with perfect confidence by women who suffer from displacements, inflam mation,ulceration,tumors,irregularities, periodic pains, backache, bearing-doWn feeling.flatulency,indigestion,dizziness, or nervous prostration. Lydia E. Pink- kam’^Vegetable Compound is the stan dard rertwdy for female ills.' » ' Women who suffer from those .dis tressing ills peculiar to their sex should be convinced of the ability of Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound to re store their health by the many genuine and truthful testimonials -we are con stantly publishing in the newspapers. If yen want speeial advice write to Lydia E. Plakbam Medidae Co. (cor.h- deatial) Lyaa, Mass. Year letter will be speaed, read aad answered by a and held la strict coafideace. * * *<* * * * *•« * * * * « ««****«** r rt\ ISLANDTON. ***** * * * a .* * * * ~ Isl*n«iton. s«.nt loth - We are livtne in the land .of desire. ’ Wanted To know when the nlM. nlc* shall • lose as man- of th-ir Bves an being .tTit-''n for tbi* worthy cause. (The Vhlekena. I WantedTo know w-hnt -oHre fhelr preefon* fibre shalt bring. (The CoMon Fleiil«.» . *' ,<• Wanted: To knoV- 'when the war v‘R efose. (Mr. Ham Pdlk.t Wanted —To know if there are anv ,r 'sklmos. Polar besr*. or i»mherg> on the streets at .f;iekso'>vBlr , , FI i. <Mr. Walter Crosby.) It is thought perhaps he shall yi^it some friend* fhcrct. His many fHeruis w isli him * most nleasant sav and that th.* bc"»rs w m not growl at him • Wanted - To k r > nw when it will he convenient for-Mr. Frank Rent/ to make him *a Ford' touring , ca/. (Mr Qulllie Polk ) «- Wjinfed - To k*ow w lien Mis- Vivian Gantt of Oranceberg «t»-.tt ’l be*in school in this vlrtnity. (Mi** Idifa Oodiey.) , Wanted —To know when another revival shall b« b»*l«i et New Hone (Mr. Dozier Crosby. Dr .and M fD'daon.i , • / s Wanted To know the distance to Frunian. S. C. iKrrxlaix; G0(1 ley. t Wanted To know when Mr*. Ben Sineath ha* breakfns/on Sun- dav morning (Mr. Ksgtpbnd PolV.» Wanted—To know where and when there shall Nyhnother nicnlf In order to invite their Ritter friends. ‘ Misses/Pearl Harvey and • Lilliv Go Hey.) / Wafit»i to know a «•*•»• -to draw the cord *? wedditt* tell*. - Misses Ids Ponds and Fannie ” polk.) ■ • y v- ^ Anv fuformat on.ro/fWeg* waols wllL.W Riestly ap.i 'e-sted The Tliernwell OrpbnntMC*’" In view of the approaching Or phan Work Day. (Sept. - 25th ».* on wfl-ir-h day everybody in the st?t.» will be busy for his or her own or phanage.‘I think It may Ik* well for •the information of all concerned. * > mention a few facts, about thU Presbyterian Home For .Orphans. ^ for th© Thor a welle Orphanage ’ fs owned and emit rolled by the. thre synod* of South Carolina. Georgia and Florida. , v , , ’ The institution is not an asylum, nor a reforma'toijr. but it is a boni«* i ahd school for Orphans, only. -It is | now full to overflowing..with some [two hundred applicants'! waiting for admission. Tlyee hundred children arc now : in, the cottage* and schools of-the home." Children, with livin.’ fathers, even though deserted, car not he received. The children ne"d and deserve help, hot the snt • should sew'that fathers do their duty by their children. Our bosy and girl* are not only given a good literary education; but arc taught some.trade and are en abled to take (/re rtf themsely?s When they leave us. The support of all these fatherless end motherless children- depends on Ithe Christian public. Of course, the apneaL for them Is made princi pally to the Presbyterians, but is children nre^feceived from ali de nominations or withont respect »o ihe parents, aid from any and even’, hodv i* appreciated The plan p\ Orphan Work I)dv :s to interest young and old to help us by their labors Contributions are made by these on t following (-Sept. 2<?i anh t^e r;*\g promptly forwarded. The address rtf the Thornwell Orphanage Is Clin ton. S. C. Jndi\ i()ual gifts are' a! ways acceptable PROFESSIONAL CARL ;i. * * * * * Heal II*tate *»•»**** f'- * * licncral Insurance Rent*' CCLLETON REALTY CO. R. >1; .Icfierle* l». L. Smith ITe*. (ien. Mgr. We buy-and sell real estate, col lect rent?, promote lo^np, LiSe, Ac cident. Fire. Tornado, ..Bond. In surance; Wajtcrhoro, ST C. Free E ARE GIVING EVERY CUSTOMER a Key with every Dollar Cash purchase or paid on Account. When all the Keys are gone we will an nounce a day to “Unlock the Lock” at which time you can bring your keys, come Co our Store and if you have the right Key, “UNLOCK THE LOCK.’’ The first .one to unlock the lock will be awarded the $100.00 Copper and Steel Range. The holders of the other four Keys will each be awarded $2.50 cash. CalLand see the Range which is on display in our window. This offer begins September 1st, 1915. and will expire when the keys are all gone. Every Dollar, cash on account, entitles you to * a key.. Call and let us explain. /. o A. Wichman & Son KEYS NOT TRANSFERABLE t % ^ ^ Vie have 5,000 Keys and they will last aliout 30 days. X / / » /» X her© i* more Catarrh In this see Aon of the country than all other dl* ease? put together, and until the laat few- aer* waa supposed to be Incur able. For a great many years doc tors pronounced It a local discas** and presVribed local remedies and by constantly failing to mire with focal treatment', pronounced It in- etir?ble SotonceAias proven Catarrh to be a constitutional disease, art 1 thereby "reouires constitutional treatment: Halt’s Catarrh Cure, manufactured hv F. Jl. Cheney Ac Co.. Toledo. Ohio, is the only consti tutional cure on the market. It is- o»ken infernally It act# directly on the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. They offer one, hundred dollars for tny case 1( falls to cure.* for circulars and testln»onl*1s. Iddrea* ,F. J. Cheney A Co. To ledo. Ohio. • • • % Sold >»• nr«e»1*t« 7*C ' Take Hall’s Family Pills for eon- stipation. • .& EYES Eyes© ^examined f/'eqtifinally. ! Glas e? and Artificial Eye* Fitted. Satisfaction guaranteed I. J. A. WESTERBERG, Optometrist. - Umloi-id by ^(doin' Optical Co. Dr. A. J. Anderspn, Dental Surgeon Office Hours: f a. m. to 2 p. m.: 2p. m. to 6 p. m. Phone ioo-X. Walterboro. 8. C. L. B. HOUCK Attorney at Law Office over - First Natioral Bank. Walterboro. S. 0. * D. B. PEURIF0Y > Attorney at Law Practice in all Courts. Office Opposite Court* House • Walterboro. S. C. U (c MAKE WORK EASIER heber r. padgett n .. . _ • *\ • Millinery Opening A A ci^rclial invitation is extendejl to the ladies of the town and county, to at tern': * ’ «v our display of millinery, which will be held- at our store Wednesday and Thursday, ’ ’ * ' September 29 and 30. Our display will be the largest ever shown by us in Walter • ... . ■ ., -r bery, and will be of the very latest in pattern and design. 'o '. . . • * ■ * Miss Mvrtle Moodv, of Savannah, vh.) has been with us three seasons will be h charge. H. ZALIN Pci*plc Arc Plcn***<l To «rn How It Ha* lt©*n Done. Attorney at Law Prompt Attention To All Hu*lne**. WjjHerboro. S. C. CHICHESTER SPILLS SEVERE PUNISHMENT 'It.’" pretty hard 1 to attend to du ties With a constantly achinr hack. With aqiioving nrinanr disorder*. Doan’s Kidney Pills have mad© work easier * So thousands have gratefully tos- tlf«ed They’re for bad hacks. Thev’r© for weak kidneys. Walterboro people gratefully recommend Doan’s: Mrs. A. Rickenbaker. Bridge fit . Walterboro. mv: “About three rears aro. 1 bad a dull pain In mv back and In the morning when I gtrt tin. I was sore and utiff. I tired easilv and it waa an effor tfor me to rfo my housework. I tried lots of remedies but the trouble continued. A friend recommended Doan’s Kjdnev Put* to me and -I got some at the Wal- terhornjDrug- Co. They soon gave' me relief.” f * Pric* 50c at all dealers. Don’t • impiv ask for a k^ncy r©me<lv- ret, Doan’s Ktdnev Pi))a th© same Mcs RicVenhakrtf had. Poster. Miibarn Go.. Prqrk Buffalo. N. V. RHKPMATPiM %VD A MAFD PAINS—THEY MCwt MC Th© congestion of the blood In It* flow cause* nain Sloan's Linimer* nen^trjites ro sb© congestion *«d starts the blood t<*,flow frt^>lv. The body’s ararmth is renewed:.the la gone. The ’’man or ..woman who ha« fheu«n*>t<*n' neiirale*a or otbnr DIAMOND H. W. Black Timothy Hardin Drs. Black & Hardin DeatUts. Office next door to Walterboro Drug ' Company. Office Hours: 8:30 a. m. to 2:30 p. m.; 3:00 p. tn. to i:00 p. qj. Phone 67-J. OT.'ND for CHT-CHXS-TKX Diamond pkand puls la brd Colo metallic bom. scaled with Ribbon. “ r# Of Kt. OarptO, of Tin Tear,’ Staa£a|, ReGerttl hr CariaL regs.'ded as Beat. Safest. Always BePabta. P«“ °t Ulf IOWB, I ^ — nvc yars wim wo pains and falls to keep Sloan’s Lini ment inthelr hoihe.ns like a drown- Ji . I | ing msn refusine\ronw." Whv suffer.^tnd Alma Rates, tffs. D, 8. Tylrir, r"a* m • 1.. ol™*- ’or. a I %a. r> u Ta-Iiit.. J Nf. A Joyful Birthday Pgcty. • Norway. Sept.-18.- Q^jt P a nilI|1 ber of children gathered at the home of Rev. and-^Mrs. JT F, Halford on last Tuesday afternoon, to celebrate I •tie Helen Kalford * tenth birth day. Tiieys played iota of funny g-nies./Thc-y also had the play of pinning on the donkey’s tail, which «>*< lot * «-r fun. Llple Adl'ne mith won first prize and Ann»e Mae Sandifer and Jenny Lo U Hutto, won the booby prize. Miss Lillie Ma" Bonnette waa their .leader After the games Ice cream and cake was served. . , „ The party -seemed to b© enjoyed by all present/ Little -Helen re ceived qujte a number nf^ire pres ents. which were very much appre. elated by \h w ‘- Those piVsiftnt were: Misses Lil- lian'Bonnette. Elizabeth And Amelia Doming. Sonhle Brooks. Annie Mae Sandifer. Alline and Sara Price." El la Mae and Velma Sally. Marie and JemrCLou Hutto. Adline Smith, Mat- tie I>e William*. Helen Grue. Ber nice Barber. Pearl Johnson, foreene Bonnette. Kate Tyler. Mary. Alitha OLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS ffiyi, EVERYWHERE Get a bottle of Sloan’s. 25c aad 50 r Mr. C. H. Williams and *1 $1.00 bottle bolds six times as much ’’’’tt" were also present ant Xs 25c sixjf. . - . it the afternoon. 1 : - \ ' ‘ r. Morris and enjoyed STOP. LOOK AND READ THtn If a maa loves a girl, that his busr- * pess; ' * If a-gir] loves a man that’a her busi ness; 4 If they get married that’s their imsiness. „ # - So. if you want your automobile seat ,covereda and clothes cleaned, see The New York Pressing Club; for that’s their business. i New York Pressing Club J. B. DAVENPQRT, Mgr. rnm^F An Mm. Sarah M. Chap- says: “| suffered for year* with womanly trouble*, atao stomach troubles, and my punishment was more than any ooe could teU. I tried moat every kind of medicine, but nooe did me any good. I rend che day about Cardui, the wo man’s tonic, and 1 decided to try it 1 tod not taken but about six bottles until I waa almost cured. * It did me mom good than all the oilier mediciaet 1 had triad, put together. My friends began _ looked so wed, aad 1 Cardui. Several are Do you, lady read of the ailments due to womanly trouble' such as headache, backache, Bideachc, rieepiessness, and that everlastingly tired Hot as it hat a million other women m the past half century. , me why I them about taking it” suffer from any 77/ • . vet it *for mu wife taking Cardui rdul fo-4Ly- druggist*^ . You /. Worth Their Weight In <k»l«l. “I have used Chamberlain’* Tab lets and found them to.be Just as represented, a . quick relief for head aches, dizzy spells and other symp toms denoting a torpid livef and a disordered condition of the digestive organs. They are worth their weight gold.’ writes Miss Clara A. Pfii Elba, N. Y. For sale by all dealer*. -* . • * .XI WHtt f: Chattar.cocs AdTMory D«Ct i, oo rour far Vmm W> M. Hagkn. I. ” . I. A. ar.d Jpe'B. Carter. O. H. Harm**. Gilt>ert and G. Wash Lyon* and A*bury Linder., of the Little Swamp section, were In Walterboro .Saturday/ NO OTHER LIKE I NO OTHER AS CC Punka* the "MEW HOME’* an I ha'* a Lie al ihn iiru^ you- -■ c!iminati<.n <1 r »ve-iM» k>v man.hip »uH hr*i qaalitf < ! mater . bt*-l<«c amuc at fniaiatum t >s. " WARRANTED FOR ALL 1 lna.it <.n fco»inf th» **NfcW HOME knvwn the •orld 4 vry^fo, nrtwrer *e»" Nut ©-Id r.mKir an, otln-r naSi. ^ HOtlESEWIHSIIACHIN iHQt. MASSACMUSCTT F®R SAAB MV CASTOR For Infants and Child) In Um For Ov*r 30 1