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WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 20. MIS. • * z* 11 l| ' ' V 1 m • THE PRESS AND Cofleton County’s Schools FROM BOX. W. K. TATE. The followtEg letter -has been re ceived from former Rural Stacei Supervisor W. K. Tate, who Is so pleasantly* known to many of the ‘'people of our coupty. Nashville. Tenn., Oct. 11'. 1913. . Mr. W. W. Smosk. The Press and Sundard, Walterboro. 8. C.. ^ ’ 1 My Dear Mr. 8moak: I am delighted to see through the reports liy The Press anil Standard, that- the* schools in Colleton county, especially the rural graded schools, •re making such satisfactory pro gress. I remember with distinct pleasure the'days I spent in the county while State Supervisor of Country Schools, And The Press -ml Standard, with the recent accounts of schotfl openings, of tax levies, new buildings, better teachers, end better school Interest. Is like a very delightful letter from home. Please present mv congratulations.’ my kindest regards land my Vst wishes td the friends in Colleton county who have shown such a com mendable zeal in educational' ma.- ters. • v ^' • Very ^incerelv, . W; K. TATE. gave such universal satisfaction that ■he waa offered the school again by tho unanimous verdict/ of trustees We have divided our schpol fnl6 and patrons. ^ , «EIM>X*8 ,Ht ;:obi^ The Bedon.’s schobb located abput three miles from -Walterboro, began its next term Monday morning with a good enrollment. Miss Edith Easterlln is teacher of this school. Miss Easterlin is well equipped lor this work, being's graduate of Win- throp College and a natural bor»* teacher besides. The rebool will prosper under her efficient mana.-V went. , - HRJiT LECTI'RK AT LODGE.* Hon. A. J. Bethea. Lieutenant Governor of South Carolina. wi»| ct?- liver the first of a series ol lectures at iLodge ‘High .sei|jl. on' rrjdav night. November 5. ' The public Is cordially invited to 1h* present at this lecture. V ^-BETHLKHL-VI st-'HtHIU Bethlehem school b>gr,n its r. gu- lar session Monday mo'nip r with au attendance of sixteen pupils. Mis* May Sr.oak.'c? Oeor fv 5* tca'h- er in charge of this school. . STOKES SCHfiOE. EdPor Press and Standard: - * Please allow ^me through : the co*- -ijmns of your paper to make ti f“\v remarks recardlug the Strikes .Kura 1 Graded School. Stokes school op» ne* K ?o.ptemi>er 13th with a faie«cnrolln*«nt. On’ - teachers are Mr. Wiliams CatnpbcH'. principal, and M’s/ l.ulle Connor assistant. ,\V<* hav;- r sfitoei ini- froVbmeot'Sssm '■ «• .•*■ ‘ready rone 'to ■ ‘r 1 : Ah f{»e t ground*, Man^Jiinpruveme; : content Dlalwi: ./ ft la -fhe latentC.n o? >Hhl to .»:et e.-"v -o ' rK *■'’!- -- r <40 l-< vitlt ■> ' ,••••; lee'tnwcJt, etc. ar-»* goi STKIt'UI.\M» St liOdlL. The S' rfi bland .- ciiooB . b cin its n>:;t sessldtv n«\t .Mpnd.v. Tlits is,.cen«idf}red one of tr- jesdihg xtheol* in the • end v > s. „f > tiutch tbit year T." Pv*i,S' r - , M Corrjor s\< ’ hv 'll U •t.in;.« 'nil!.. :n< ‘ wire fence and hedges are to be added sometime soon.,. ' . > - . Mias Maggie Jones, of Ashton Is attending oar school this She Is making her home with brother. R. C. Rivers, while here. We have several others who are cmolng to our school who do not live in this school district. - two societies. The Hattie and Tho Hampton Literary Societies, aath about .once a month we will have a Joint meeting. We Yl%iU; probably have -debating on that occasion. **rof. C. C. Garris is endehvoriag to have some’ intelligent men apoah to us at least,one a month, duriifg •his session of school. • Such moo 1 as-Dr. Snyder. Dr. Poteat. Dr. Cllftk- sealee. Dr. Harriies, Prof. Long. 'Mr. Lever, Mr. Bethea and Prof. Rem- bert. «\Ve can get these jncn'by -pay ing their expense*, and we have a- committee, Messrs. P. F. and W. W. Cone, Rev. F. E. Hodges. Rev. J. C. Lawson and Prof. Garris', chairman of the committee, who are to sHl one hundred season tickets at one dol lar apiece which will .guarantee ut one 'hundred dollars. Bv getting a season ticket yo, can hear these eight men at tiyel/e and a half cents apiece. Thrtw* who do not have a chAnee to get a. ticket, will be admitted at the door by paying a fee o(/about twenty-fice certs. Our school children wiH be sfl- mttted free. • . We are very clad thayiMiss Pat^ MHey w ill, be with us./ioxt Monday to attend the balanc** of the session. PA.VSIE 8M()\K. .' '' !»th Gfade. _ ORGAM'/i: TEAt HERS- ASSO^T- VI H'N • , ■ ; . . Great A•’!>•: icm statcrnte.it hav> «^-i .in Vuity tii*’•* :* Tengtn. j 1 > n r, '> ■* ■ ’ -."ill ! .• fsil. ; , ■ V i . ' . ■ ' •> 'ov t?*> C t»iti rnl* 1 on • ! ■ratio.', f p r ]"* ♦ ^ ‘ _t PAGE ms . 9gmm MSSH >!■ t n- . Oar Introductory Offer In order to Introduce to tiiis community the STYLE, WEAR and COMFORT otphr BEACON and DREW SHOES ' a* • • We will give away free for the next- week only, begin ning Wednesday, Oet. 20, and end- i n g Wednesday, Oct. 27, one pair of SILK HOSE with every pair of Beacon or Drew e also have a full line of work/and every-c^v Shoes. J ° AT POPULAR PniCES " \ w COLLETON BARGAIN HOUSE ii. LEVY, Manager. . Ladies’ Store at our Old Stand Main Street. Mt'n’.; Store at-Cider’s Old Stand oppo/.ite Court House. A \ v life ^ hi nd >1 pi var the 1 ; US/ :*i *5 * v.-iV Po tit i dard . 1 • • * * W. PQ^'n ' > Win-- SOth . Or* !*' . >| V'-H VV/VIJ.LK : * ,, Tlie ' Musht.wvil!' school t ->v'i ' ■ fnU •••-.- 0!i M> :id: j:v- Prof. J. M*. Afkeri ir. • . ■<■ -Iv\^- This is p of tK>- >iv 11 ’m ’ tho ro<>"' *‘h« * >i! •(■>:/ ?. ' ,.j \ a bo > > jp •' • • ' Wr.'v* 1 ‘5 '• ;'»>. ! r .■ f •» : / < •>.* ■\ -91 I tr to ill Yoi i'. i- ••rd;:. ■ 79 ^ y- * ****** * >v., ifaj* - . .1. "V 1 b-H.'i v>. * ft >ii! b<* ■ 1 .*■' > pcoj)!'* ’of the - Pi nnGQQ v.7 -/'y »VL •. * -Give un if ;V •A / 1 ^ r •M. A'-V'nftn 'x uv; •’o'o nV> / , • 1 • , _ Ac^ormtih i '•> fof:-!on, V i lvi. >*. r.'V ! . , ' f ’!•• -ii ■ . sf' v r . ' j.. . v ’ . . , * . ' ‘.r > . "-'i: •V'-b. . •> . , ' , thou, w, ' - *1 •.. . • X ’fclik l*ft»r£/bttving cl.- • >h . •tyf &nm£mg';ai A pev..y< 1 ’ . if gQipi' at. i' syitiz L I'-iitiei Al 20c E; • 4 :i!y nV uiv!^ i mpt, 1 mt e'-s ’.r AT’ • ‘ Q not live;)'the- ? in / S. HNN-JEWELRY CO. Wallet boro, S. C .'•f»»’ urr- < W s » V: K: ■ ij il eV- r.y *. . i , : * L! .ri ! i'.tP.il ■ ; !- yard. f. »r feJ-l • Jv I ^ ‘ I V unirv f' 'and" meal rc&h . : f-f.. •■ liivl it.Lon* Ai' n.i’! r/V I •' 'M' i < ! 1 ’irts \ r 1 er jrali-i 1 j*. I. ' ^ Ah * i s- ADVPft’TiSfhJC, " V L-.i . J j J... »O < «.. i/ Itlat u: deliv .• K> :o. it- RATES—Twenty-m ‘ c . f r . - fhe word*. - <)nu eenf* .i v.>> 1 < a. V / iiie;^.. t'a-i; in nd-.aiKe. rtv. 1. *vor. !f /. FOR SA LE. ing 13tf swre-.' l'» cl*'.a; f.M * / cores fertile : • ' - tion. one’ail-'o - lA 4 *' , r tfiy.io n. :■?. juiff.. \\>.n ■ Ai c. \ FOR SAI.E—H’U./a* - • c* 1-.;: !. lo cated on Ptfbtfe ro l ’■« 4U-*’ Carmel, 3 # t-v from Walter-; T ■ : boro In fi track- • Tract N/i., 1. j ivand * iadition. contains 9(> acreV 5« acre? »fe:tr-'j ■] ■ /\ ed;'2 good tenant hymses with out-1 ( kiildinf:. TriUt No. -iL 13*i acr* s.i cultivate*!. >uew 4 -riy.i ■pr- v Miiaaaiii The At! L ' Vf’ ; , * ‘ ' : *r - # • ’M'lTA). :t r I ; v ■ •c; oh n y pv ’• r? 9 1 4^W4..Vr -mom 60 acres dweijj n g, 4t> P ,res cleared. R*- 5 roore. i’ FOR RENT * separately or together. V* Apply j/ separately cr together, S, X. Hlott. City R. 3. i'*-!/- FOR tidLK—AVkras thart.-balf eric-- One New Home Se.wipg Mtuhine. new, one beautiful baH r rack, oue ,* Victor graphophone - in perfect . order, and recor k, one sho - ' caae almost new. One large feai.-.- er bed, new, one felt* 9 ,ir- a,,re# *' . . never used. Apply "E” care of The Press and Standard. 10-20-3t FOR SALE—Nice lot of stationery. fa boxes. . Pencils, -tablets, clips. . •*«., «!©• Th* P«m and Standard. ,•'* ’ ■• •• ' . ■* ' FOR Ri;Nf—Thr-it* unfdrnfihc 1 . rorim ? for light • hoUskef pilMt i 01 Spform-.ti>‘ t. v e Mrs. E. -J. W. r«!l. Fify. * . 1 10-2ti-1 • Uf SIN ESS UH'AtS. . - ^ , e‘ \Ve eat so much'more lire a l since we atke Htib»ter*s,0. K. Bread. Th. above is" a remark that came to our attention a few day* ago. The cauwf is » natural bhfe. A trial 0 will con vince you. ' j| - 1 'IVaUcrhaBd : > • ; ;t Is Vklu^b’ ' h / t ' v We Viffer'at'very Y-'- > ••icea lift l nvuli ilv '.'i th. folk niug: | • ' ■' T ; : . -i:! ■ 5 1 . :^7 *•; /. ... 1/ Lv v.u'.on .* ‘I... • • Lv idercir-e I.v .Tirr.*•?#/;: ville . , Lv Sumter . .7 / /■ ay \. -M. , X i; i> a. M. ■■ * . '., o, «A. jl. M. ,..8.19 A. M. . '.'ATI A. M. / Six room,, two tCtcry h'/uve, on very iairge M. fx -elleiUl , :mrrfht'(l.i located very convenient to Svliooi, y<»t£rfici‘, j , , * ■$?"' , - !*• * >• , *• St'^re.* and De^ot, in,a <1<; irable resident -eepon wher*.* • many r.cw houses havej hetn recently cpH^tructed, A bargain at the low price at which weyfUer it*. ' ** * S' “*• . , f 7 . •We have another e^ka’llent ch^tdling with - all ini- proveffionts 'on»sewej^fight ^hd water jgnains^ci.nve'nient- !v located, which \ve an* dTifaring at a bargain [»riee. . Some very dei»iral>le vacant totAh lot*. ( A ' & . . ,/ • * ' , All of the above offered for immediate sale and any/ c.f it is desirable for dwe!ling°or investment, purposes.- ( R. M. JEFFERIES, Pres. 1). L. SMITH, Manager j - • Ai- Colujfikhifii .11."0 a. M.X-. ; !IETUI>- !NC; Leave Columbia p. M., .arrive Nichols abc «<..»/, «. 1. 't*. ... . . /I / .' . .. v *« y - bout’ 10.20 1*. M. These trains wilTst>d) at dl tationsto tare on and lot off passtMgei s. For regular rh*.d?>les and f imj* her in forma- lion .’call oh , - •• * V s 7 ' j i ^ ATT..\NTI(’ (CAST LINE The Standard Railr ne r>f the Soalh I). E. MARTIN. / ; . Ticket Ag^ntf Warterl^/ro, S. C. Domestic Work. * I Iih\o recently eHiployo(t Th«^(fo uiCstic finish to collars and other * » * • * •v.prk writ me and desire a part of •■ . * . t ^your work. Why send away aibeo you can have the Work done here, and dqne # by hand, thus saving the wear anil tear of machines ; A trial is ail thaj I ask. f ^ f ‘ 0 • DER WING. * NOTICE. _ - Th*- tux hook* fer the Town of - Walterboro will b*- open fer the col ic ?. ,n of tuxes, at he store of If. \\\ . B!a,« k, Jr^, from No*ri uihcr'. lat to 3^nl). .1915' both datedMnclusive. the ie.y this year i& fifteen mills. /* 4 •. D. IL BLACK. ab-13-Tt wCIerk,and Treastwer^ — 1 y . . NOTICE Town licenses will btf due and must be paid on or before Novem ber 1st, 1915. / j D. B. BLACK. 10-13-3t. .Clerk and Treasurer. .J.