Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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f o \ *• 4 *■ Vi.. i -K \ IN STERLING UVES A GIRL Who Suffered At Mm* Giris Do—Tell* How She Found Relief. ’ Sterling, Conn.—“I an a pr’. of 22 yonn and 1 used to faint away every menth and w*s very wpak. I wa* also » *> bothered a lot with female weakness.. I read your little Lnwk ‘Wisdom for Wo- m« n, ’ and I saw how others nad been helped by I.ydia E. Ptokhair.'f Vegeta ble' Compound, and decided to try it. and it has made me feel like a new girl and 1 am now relieved of all these troubles. 1 hope* all young girts will get relief-aj I have. 1 never felt better in my lifo.’VMrs. JoHM TSTHSAUI.T. Box 11G, Stirling, Conn Massena, N. Y.—“ I h-ve taken Ly dia E. Finkham’s Vegetable Compound and I highly recommend it. If anyone wants to write to me 1 will gladly tell her about my case. I Was certainly in a bad condition as my blood was all turn ing to water, lhad pimples c.i my face and a bad color, and for live ye^s I had been troubled with suppression. The doctors called It ‘Anemia and Exhaus tion,* and said I was ah run down, but Lydia E. Finkham’s Vegetable Com pound brought me out all right.”- Miss La visa Myres, Box 74, Massena, N.Y. , Young Girls, Heed This Advice. \N\o|\<T.>IENT. UegtnnlaK with this issue The Press and Standard' Will conduct n., educational d-^artinent. the chief object ef which will be to give news of the schools of Colleton county, .vrittfii as nearly as possible by the- pupils of the schools.. To this end they are Incited to send in the news »>f the' schools pnd the teachers of all srJ»‘6ols 4 !i»MFW»* county are Misfed ■to co-operate v. r!;' i:» in icnking Mr - deparfnvept especially Interest ir< and helpfuL’.to schools of '•*- eoun‘-y. The. Press aiid .Standard will be mailed to* all Mmoli d«i?i» im? ?h-* >nu'r Into an ajjr-cniem (■! furnish u !e!tcr oc< aslonnllv and it 's hoped i» will t> piic< l wber- the otipils can act a c i ,o it Y verv •■■c *k. OAK filtOVE-St HOOf« The Oak flro' e s< hoot, in t>, ' Ilearh neighborhooil. will ope'n next Monday, 'liss Itti?h Hisher (if Smoahs, has bc'-n elected gs pri::- cipal of rte school. Ruffin, Sept. 27.—Work on the new Tabor school oJiiding'is pro gressing Very satisfactorily. Th* coin met for this building was se cured by Robt. L. I’fers and A. M. Hiera and they hope- to turn it over to th** patrons in about four ve*ks. This is b-’iiiR bunt-according to th“ Tleatgon rollcge t .o-rodar.-r school plan, and "ill be :!p-*o-date in e* err. respe<(. \V. W. . Jlartln.' <'u!b*rt Crosby and !. E. llmlsttn av** the trustee:-, of th!- sehcpl. i iajki, SI HOoi ro. • ■ .v ■>. a?pt. will be Kin it : -no: Girls who are troubled with painful or irregular periods, backache, headache, dragging-down sensations, fainting cpells or indigestion,should immediately seek restoration to health by taking Ly dia E. Pink ham’s Vegetable Compound. %•* * * PROFESSIONAL * CARDS. • » Real fIs tale General Insoronoe Rent. COLLETON REALTY CO. R. M. Jefferies } ^D. I*. Smith Pres. Gen. Mgr. We buy and sell real estate, col lect rent's, promote loans. Life, Ac cident. Fire, Tbrnado, Bond, In surance. Walterboro, S. C. EYES Eyese examined scientifically. Glasses and Artificial Eyes Fitted. \. Satisfaction guaranteed J. A. WESTERHER(J, < ’ Optometrist. . Im OImIh* Optical Co. Dr. A. J. Anderson, ■j Dental Surgeon Offi<»* Hours: '• a. in. to 2 p. m.; 3p. in. to •* p. in. Phone ItH-X. Walterboro. S, C» TE.lt MEHKMCTAMINATMIN. The regular fail teachers’ exami ration,/wifi tic held at the Court House Friday. October 1, This' ex amination will b<* conducted bv County Superintendent Strjckland and members of the county board of education. COrXTY SCHOOL OFFICIALS Hugo S. Strickland, County 3u- nerlntendent of education. Walter boro. Sam ,11. Saunders, member County Board, Stokes. S. P. J. Garris. Jr., member cqunty board. Smoaks. s HKXOERSOXVII.LK (SCHOOL. ' Whltf Hall. R. 1. Sept. £7.— The Hendersonville school hi* get ting on well this session, having onlx recentlv begun Its fall term. “ Mrs. H. J. Givens is principal and she is assisted by Miss Doris Speights. The attendance Is gratifying and a good year’s work is expected. \Y3 P< I>:-I eh-Oi will nt'Kiii It sc cession earfy pext month. Tin' * - act late v<\ 'u.o n to the writ Prof. IMwvrd (a r t>":r%. Jr.’. o’' Cha; :< -to:i wi'l b > Cie^v^ripoTpal Mr. fat|»* titer !h the Son of K. *T. Carnenti'r. Sc . vice or- -i lent South Catalina ’’niversitv. Prof. Carperit* r i- •. voting man without oxpeiiirnc**, but it^s beli'eved h- wi’l make a aom! teacher. Mrs. II. M. TfooelJ. a lady with much experience will ussit Mr. C:\"- p* iit« r. f: is hoped thts this year Vill bo qne ot :u,anv good year?. THE HOOMER-%NCJ. When a bit of sunshine hita ye After passing of a clo.ud. When a fit of laqgbter gits ye An’ y^r spine is feeling proud, Don’t ferglt to up an* fling it At a soul that’s feeling blue. For the minute that ye sling it It’s a boomerange to you. . —Copied. 0 fVoTTAGEVILLE SCHOOL. •The Cottagevtlle Graded School will open next Monday, with Prof S. M. Connor as principal."' Prof Connor will be assisted by Mr*. Path Ackerman and Miss Carrie Willis. The opening exercises will be in teresting and it is expected •Int there* will be a large number >f itors. pro^ent. W. K.' Willis will make an aiWlMs-c to the school.’ L B. HOUCK Attorney at Law Office over First Xatioral Walterboro. 3. C. Bank. V I). B- PEURIFOY 1 F ^ Attorna^ at Ijiw Prnctlce in m1| Courts. Office Opposite Court House ^ > Walterboro, 8. V- WILL VOTE SPECIAL TAX; Pine drove Sehool District No. 1 L '.ill. hob! - i 'ie.-.ton Suturdtv, * r the t>\ im-a* oi' v>)ting a spcci il !• \ v t 'iiH< in • h- ilisfricr. This l*v '.lit :: >1 it*' • ii.1 t.y the taxpi’. . ■ t!Js y- nr. but if will be used ; ,i IcjsiA ft.l- seenriim State abb T i; voting will be at Benton’s Mill .v l it is not thought then* ooporition.. SCHOOL EXHIBIT.** AT FAIB. The management of the County Fair has decided to offer prizes for schorl agricultural exhibits at th** fair, which will be held l^ov. f*-12. There will be three prizes offered by the fair association, and there will doubtless be supnlemented by special prizes offered by flrnjs and individuals. The idea Is to secure exhibits by the school of farm products grown anywhere in the school district of the school competing. These exhib its are to be gotten together by the pupils and arranged by them and their teachers In space set off for that purpose in tbe agricultural building' “'Cash prizes will be offer ed as follows: Best exhibit by school *$15.0*) Second best exhibit by school 10.00 Third best.exhibit by school E.00 Already promises of exhibits have been secured and there will doubt less be some lively competition. Th* 1 exhibits need not be confined :* corn, cotton, potatoes, etc., altbougi- this should be the • predominating idea, but may include canned goods and whatever ingenuity of the scoo-.* may suggest. TWO MOKE TEACHERS. . From Darlington News and Pr^ss. The outlook' for a most sucef*sr- ful season in the rural schools of Darlington county is very encour aging. The seven months term will begin in some of the schools on October 4.and in the others on Oc toller 11. J Two additional * deiuoiictraf,o. te-uhers Ot agriculture hive, br*.*ll secured for Tki-rliiuton county. Mr 1 Kayser will he !oct»*<I at Htrtsvji.* and Ml* H i\--s .-li he ,,r l.am r Each of the -e instructors v ill ta^cl, i-Mi. til'.ire ’n -i\.- ritral* scliool •. i! j nece: s.u;y ten /idditionsj school's with three or nine te.-.-hers ha. ng beer T 'lone Afll he ‘ or ’-hlk important and nrac- ' ' tical work. # | Prof. J. il Napier introduvasl .. . jtl.is igrinilr ire demonstration work MtniMM.IIl st ||iMIL*'. (in five schools in the \i.initv ’of There has keen niueh sai l dnu i Darlington last season and so valu- ” ,h ** during the pr«‘| n ble diri.it rrovc that not onil' have two years to educate grown pecpLv ^he trustees of^tbese te n additional wl’iV 0 T. r , W ; r, ‘ ,0 . ”****''* decided td introduce the write Fhls teaching has been done W ork* hut leading s. hopj men of mostlj at night, an»i has given ris-. many ,other counties . in the State ° rh' >choo|s. ’ There! have tieen endea’oring to persuade has been talk of st.,,;! n g moonlign-'j Olt*mson College f D introduce (’oiieto-i cpi'titv and ; i .r ; culture (“aching in s( hools in nounc-ment that «< hods hav- 'counties. agr.- their 'respective .culture teaching w ii, / counties. , , s . u.,.: d «'l with '* | Inastnu<h. ,, . omKiio,,, , in .Darlington county are more ider*. forest, >• HEBER R. Attorney at Law . Prompt Attention/To III Business. Walterbpro, S. C / •v H. W. Black Timothy Hardin Drs. Black & Hardin DentKts. Offii^ n/xt door to Walterboro Drug Company. Offl«VHours: 8:30 a. Hi. to 2;30 p. m.;/3:00 p. m. to 6:00 p. m. Phone 67-J. KTOP. LOOK ^%XI> HEAD THtn /. If a man lovea a girl, that his bu8^ , ness; * ,, If a gir) loves a man that's her busi ness; If they get married that’s their business. * So, if you want your automobile seat covereda and clothes^ cleaned, see The New York Pressing Club; for that’s their business. <» New York Pressing Club J. B. DAVENPORT, Mgr. / CAST OR IA * For Infant* and Children In Um For Ov«r 30 Years BI FFIN GIIADED SCHOOL. Ruffin. Sept. 27 The next tern* of the 11 tiffin Graded School will h,' held at the school-building her*’ * Me-.jay *• *>r’"t «♦ >vio, v* V.l.i.gf toO'>u«1.Pi •' of the patron- :tn.l friends of the school is expected. The faculty ?<> rthis school will he Prof.. Henry K. Strickland un.l Mw- fald'-vell. Both these t*.ich*fs have ha<l several ve.-ir« < xpot>eaca and are I^ftchers oT-tibility. UHHIE GRADED HtMIL The ft's^ion of the Lodge Graded School will be held Monday morning at the school'building, ''’tv* public is invited to attend ‘his school opening County Superin tendent of Education. Hugo S Strickland and Editor W. W. Stnoak of Walterboro. are- expected to be present and make addresses ou this oct-aston. ./ Prof. Clemson Garris is principal of this school for *his tertn. lie wijl be aMv assisted bv M'ss Nellie Kinsey and Mis* Moorehead. fur ,the'introduction of su« h «qrk owing to its gregt humh»>r of con solidated rural 'chools. the ('tem- son authorities have deoided to con fine their efforts in.this line of work to Darlington county for the nre;- etit. The successful prosetiitiun of (his work meanr much to our countv, not only in its value t> the bdv' instructed, but also on account of the fact that it wtfl lead the United State governmnet to expend, a gootl deal of lftl>ne>yln Darlington cou-.- ty for this work. Mrs. Marion T Llde has been ap pointed supervisor of rural school? for Darlington county. Mrs. Litle’s work will consist in observing and directing the work of, the lower grades in the rural school*, and the organization of community improve ment associations among the women in the various school communities, in' the encouragement of domestic •science work among the girls of the schools, and in suggestions as • {o improvements along ail lines of school work. , Unlock the Lock and Get The \ Range Free W 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 *to our Store and if you have the right Key, “UNLOCK THE LOCK.” 'i! i! li || There are 5 Keys that fit 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. • » ** V t \ Calljand see the Range w^iich 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. CaD and let us explain. A. i KEYS NOT TRANSFERABLE We have 5,009 Keys and they will last about 30 days. ( / Price Maker Offers FOR CASH “The Winning'of Bart*™ Worth.” ‘‘Tho'Winning of Barbara Worth.’* a dramatization of . Harold Boll Wright’s Groat story, interpreted by a strong company, aided by nov el scenic and electrical effects, is to be play4<k at, the Academy. Matiner and night. Charleston. -Saturday, October 9.’ It is thought that vyth this ample notice, a good many sill arrange to’attend from here. Up Ttae System Take-the Old Stsndar A GROVE'S TASTELESS chill TONIC. You know what yon are taking, as the formula is printed on every labels c^T“ng it is ? uinine and Iron in a form. he Quinine drives om the Iron builds up the sv .»< rent* Worth Their Weight In (ink!. ‘T have tired Chamberlain's Tab lets and found them to he Just a* represented, a quick relief for head aches. dlzzv spells and o|her sym- tnm« denoting a torpid liver and disordered condition of the digestive organs. ' They are worth their weight in gold." w rites Miss Clam A.’ Driggs Elba. N. Y. For sale by all dealers Invigorating to the Pale and Sickly The OM Standard general Mrencthesln* tonic. GROVE S TASUiUtaa chill TONIC, drives out MaUHa.enTichjmiK.hlood.-didhtiiMaupfhe *ya- tem. A true !-'or adults tad cjuklrec. 50C. Rev. G. L. Ingram.. aceonipaH^'i h v Mrs. In grant, nnd little son Mth,. John Baker and Miss Bertie Acker?* man, all of Foftageviile, were In town shopping Tuesday. ' Per Sack Fresh Butts Meat At Per Pound X Also a Large; New and Up-To-Date Stock of Shoes at Greatly duced Prices. All we ask is that you Give us a Look Befon *, „ / buy. THE POOR MAN’S FRIEND