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■1 •>C PAGE EIGHT THE PRESS AND STANDARQ WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER. 10. uiir. m \ W« compound prescriptions from the pur- / ' « * V est Drugs and Chemicals, compounded by experienced Pharmacists., We give prompt, careful attention to your wants. 1 - v ; ■f * 0 Which places tl*e SEAL OF MERIT •A • ♦*’ . * m , - ' * A our work. '* t Ve send for Ind deliver your prescriptions : promptly. your service. Two * fleet messenger boys^ at K¥S D?JGS!«JE "Every- PHONE 31 KNOWS BKTT*:K Tlf\N KVL'H Th«* M«>l«»r»frT)nir a Bin Brytlno. ____ l*-4 The midway thi* year, while pot- big, (-oneiste of the very higb« u : ass of attractions. First in U.tje 2 Mr. Dyer'* beautiful merry-go-round, which I* the handsomest ever , aeen e. Next, the Motordrome, whir • 1* Roniethin^' entirely v new in th * amusement line. It i* a circular track byiU on an Incline.of 75 d - green The rider* start at the bot tom and whirl .to the tpp at a terri f > rate of speed. Cyclone Shepherd, .who is tntoduced as the world hanrpion trki pad Ikncy rider, cert ainly sustain* his reputation, per- formng seepiingly Inspoasible feat!- Dare Deyil Kelly, the other rtder a I so performs daring rides. This ex- ibitlon should not be overlooked ext Is Rveretta JeW Jkmes • ow where ntyostly western ecenes >re featured * Then cornea the old ‘f * >■ WARNING TO FARMERS r \ OOOOOOOOOOOOOO00OOOOOOOOOOOD00 To tl .> Karrnera »r Kouth CarolLub: I device to c.^li jii> \ our attention a 'matter that, to my mind. * i <d' er;v\ <• ronectn tn • v» ry « itiz» n ot 'dur State. Tic boll l,ui t• iulied Mic Atlanta district, in (Ucorgia y- Tlu aura ultnral ratr.niitt' ,. ot, th< board of trnstces pf Clemsoa f (’ lU'ft'Vut a meeting held ptemher L ,r * and Hd, ha; - , considered Tli ■ of jhi; •n:.tt--r, and lias taken y.tcps to Inin:; « ,tlfc Miuaiion to the aitcnlon of out far mot;:, s,» that tin v ran at ivv | repare lor thU dirastc when it sink' s us. The governn'en: m..iv tud reports -In ', that tho holl has advanced hots, cn id loo |.,tr* tav p a; this or. n. The;, have another motTth . '.ore in v.hlch to o'. iue stijl further in our direction. 1 am - me X: ali.ftm.-t] hat to e , li i ’r wjth th • other trustee- of ('lemsnu t'o'l t X I do re";* ti' t. e vnatation as so v.d-ious that active ■ tep; v • . ht.tiM beXheii at one in oni; r to mei't thh- thr«vafeiied i c alatvilv, tf- ra i |>l u;.,*.tr. tuna Ion i.Tale.i by tlu; Cleitison Colieg* lanrd looi;- »'• im to this e;>. ’. will. ; t a kit. r dale, tiiv-e th re pi;.;** ind si., ue iiuj;' to .1: t.al»>*« . in.the M^entifae let me urn** our t'arraers * throiniliotft I lie Htai • v> sow wheat., oatsi rye, clovers and other winter crops in p'rcj.aVaiXj.M for nufne> c rop - other tban* cott at r to he ^rown nett.yt ar X^ . . „ «• 1 urge our people also to ns^tlv'lr niinds-on plms'ior' raising V hogs, cattle and other live* stoc k f-yrge this matter most seriously k' 1 upd nssufe them that I will advise* what I kiyjw to be.fails, v The Increased pritedf cotton pnd thespreful of the holl weevil, still *■ furthtcr reducing the rie.ld ot cotton, will havV a tendency to attract * our farmers to the raising of cotton ht preference to other crops * and to fix their efforts bn an increase in cotton - acreage This, * In my judgment, will mean disaster. 1 say it advisedly. Again. * 1 urge that everything points to the appearance of the* boll weevil * in South ('arolina within a much shorter time than previous oal- f- , culstions would indicate, and It behooves us as sensible peopk to * give this matter bur beat thought and to prepare for It accordingly. * We mgst not regard It as one of those misfortunes which may or * , may not come to Us In a distant future. We believe that the boll * weevil will toon be here. * e- Again. I urge upon our people to plant food crops and raise « mors live stock. 1 hope that this warning will be heeded. « KH'HARD 1. MANNTNv. * , ’ „ Governor. * # • •. » '# * * **»••»* «« S. S. CONVENTION NOVEMER 27-28 -NEW K. I>. STATE KECKETAKY WEBB tVil.l. BE PltEKENT. i i .ntatlon show, with 14 funny Wirkles, and judging from the con- Mpuous applause and laughter, a have been pleasing to the au dience. Wf? A E Latoge to propri**- tpc of the Motordome and Old Plant- Mon gnd^hls attractions tore about bo brtt ever aeen here. The cor- 'dbloWrthak were op^n and running were of a clan chaacter add* it Is -to be hoped that this will fefctain dur- •g the Par. ; i. .• ■ • 1 The Interdenominational Sunday School- Convention fbr-Colleton •CGiin ty-will be held at otlageville,Novem ber 27-28. The newly' ob-rtel State Secretary Mr. R. D,~Wehb of Spartanburg, 8. C.. will bo present anu will have a prominent part on :ne prog ran -f this Cqpvention. It is desired*end expected that every Sunday school Picture i 0 * <he County of whatever denomt. nation will be represented at - the convention, fl'he Ruperlntendents*of 'he Sunday Schools are asked to se lect delegates' a* soon as possible >od aead their names-to W. E. Willis Cottageville. 8. C-. »o that enterfhin meat will be provided fer the dele gates. Free entertainment wiljr be provldd for all delashtM. The program of .this convention will be printed in fijll in the Press' and.Standard next week. PROGRAM OF SUNDAY ■' ? . SCHOOL ( CNVEMION To Be. Held at ( otta|re\'IIIe. Nov 27-28. ' CASHIER GOOCH IN JAIL. The following is the program of . Coljeton County Sunday Kchoo ',iu.'nti»>rir. Pastors,' - * RuperHifen.<l- ja»»h nts of RundaJ"'8chools. teachers an.. officers and workers art cordially nvitod fo be present., -'Each Stinua • bool Is expected to be well repr sented. Names of all delegate* .mid" be sent to W E WilUs. Out • goville. S. (*., ns soon as electe*l. ;«2e entertainfent will h aprovi^ed. Theme: Iteligou.' education 'for all the people of C< 'i -Ton countv. Satunkiy v*». v’ng. - l»i:00—Devotion..! Opening., Ityv i C lawson. . • Address of Welcome. \V E Willi*. Responst. If G Pri* - ® 10:U0—The’ meaning of ' Kelig- ous Education for aj[l the People.” r J M Moorer. The need of mere system at i* -f- ort to give all the people «f Colie n.tounty religious instruction Arrested on‘Charge of. Breach - 4 ' of Trust- . r k •. „ e. K L # tJoochc. former • Cashier of tli/a: U«vuii..of Lodge, wa^ found to be short in, his accounts about SG^OfM* ,i 4 few weeks ago when tin accounts of the bank were Mieiked up hy expert accountants., lie has never beer. to,.arrange tht? shortage atari was arrest - I and lodged in the Wal- terhoro jail Satuidav on. warrant is- saed by "Magisirte W X Jones charg ing him with breach of trust, Mr. Gooch? was hound over in default bail for SlO.teitt which is nhw process of arrangement, . It is un derstood that Goodie has retained Padgett k Moorer and W AN®Bennett. MEET ME ' Nothing Buts Bargains At FRANK’S MEET ME nionev % X (If! Why those Pains? toai IM h id my wi!l it would -be advertised *> corner. Th- that has rher to keep sad amat ia like n refuting a rope. Djrif, Laktv*** ••~7 atrset T.o.naa >.J fjjli Uc’. iraa i. j. /'*■« .v. *. Sloan’s * > * # , Liniment ) M Van*. 11:00 Thf- Growing Teach* r a r.ittor ° in religio-j.- * uu<»tior i . :>i! ton f*ounty. Mr K O Web** G« neral discussion. Enrol!melt: of dde'’-t*'s ;.nd asaignaX-o* i 1 ;om» * ■ ‘ . 1 - \ Aftormtor- K«-s**on; 2:0.i Religious education for X’ fbe people through dcpai tmet-t ik. r l-V.icptary, «, cpndary. a li.’?. home, etc. Deport men:s. r -s po •••• . \ booriment superintendeiRs. 2:4'* Problem of r» Weio.i* 'iioipjor-r.ll th*- people i nt or. jj*' rk TUlls. Rroxton, lfev war*l. ®• . :-ponses by . tow nship sredd-t . ■ .20 Greater . tfici* n v in r- .-es 'education by grading th* m bool. Mr R D.Wehb. . „ ' Evening: . iH' Devotional Exercises 7 Svrte'mafii Ml-^onar - * net-ion. (ijs-n confererre i-U»od\. *’ ■ ' , 7 ,*,0 ••Tli*- New Su < il,” Mr It D Webb Ku-ulay Morning - . *.*' Religion* Instruction tic- teen-age. i oys.. Mr l^s K IM-r: 1 l":2o The organised Bible flu;; When ' iu work. Speaker to b* *ej - . appear . * d. .: . '1:00—Religious education for. the people of the State. Mr U L’ i»b. X X ? Pledges for organised county and Rate work. Afternoon ftewition. .. T: :ib-4r”Thie Banner Sunady ■School," Mr RD Webb. * Reptirts of comrtiittees and elect- on of officers Helping everv school for 1915-1814. Mr R D Webb. 7.34-Address. Mr R D Webb: * Farewell Service. - WMlterhoni Methodist t’hureh. , » Rev._DfWolling, Pastor'. .... Last Sunday a fine congregation listened to the discussion ot the heme, the copdition of departed w.uls and the second coming of i'hdist. Then fdlldwe. a^full meeting of the official board Who reported good progress in the affairs of the liuroll. At night- Rev. B It Ulmer •'* preached^n very interesting sermon -gr.tiQ.n Paith to a good cong i -ie up almost* entirely of nen \* xt Sundav the services will be 1 deducted .by the pastor and nil the .umbers and friends are urged to j.'tend. . . nd instruction of children at A - o. m. » « .'* Hl- fr. .d iv. 8 !:-'!j1 \ WO>*l)E«» IT, WTISEPTir. . y; r i is- r.nd lnf«<tloa «ggrli tIntent< :»JtU rV-Mird hcniiRS. S’op ' I'm fttep ;•* - n<-(' Kill the • ui.': and get rid of the poison' - . , -V.r this l urnosi a single* cppHc'’- i - ' ’ of Slcci's Liniment <ni>: or.Yv ! ''the'pa in hut *j< - troys tie- r*»r: i • *"hi ^>'i:**"|t;-*. ijif ctioni atf*l giv*'.- - ratijr:* as.vi * iir** b vov- r* ominc cori- t estion and gives a eham** ■ lor*;: • ■ <’• * d :*'rni; 1 NoW - *of.'»l»loo<l. nil’s Liniiy*'^' i- ; an Vniergencv ttar and ; ’ o-il i b ■ k''|)i ,v < " *iH- * ' i;* --i of) 'ontai’-s * ix tln:i» as mm1> v - - V, . >r>» , 4 '. , As they all say we can get more goods for less and better goods for same money, in the line of CLOTHING, SHOES . - DRY GOODS,, AND MILLINERY * \ ** ■ , Please remember whatever We advertise is true and •ve can prove it at AT . The Charleston Surprise Bargain; House -* : cm . . * •» J. FRANK, Manager. *c*. ‘ m ‘ c. . . • . *•' * , 1 M- • • »■ Wholesale and Retail * " Next Door To Express Office. : . '■ - . •' - ^7T COTTON SEED,TO-DAY SAVAGE KEEPS THE MARKET (•OLN'G I I* FARMERS. SEE THAT HE GETS YOlRaSEKD SAVAGE Saclea and Warpchouso at Savage's - Saw Mill Near Depot Walterboro. S. C. ■■3 i a rip.* n i. HOME MEEDS A FAITII- ror<;il \\.*» cold REMEDY. Mr and Mrs D J Chaplin have moved for the winter their plant- Goa bom* at March's, near Green ond. ' • X SAVES DAOSITEI Aivke el MmW m DmU he® DaegycFt PelMoly fal seaijor.s eria.igi' and «oMs when you finu detect a cold after sitting next to one who has sneezed, the** it* is that a tried and .ested remedy should be faithfully used. ”1 never wrote a testimonial •Wore, but I know positively that for myself pnd family. Dr. King's New Discovery is the best cough remedy we ever used and we have • ied them all/’ 50c and ll.Oo. JANHT—A gentleman’s* gold ringn, - atge oblong set with head cut* ip set. -ward is returned to D B Black. 110-10-lt pd. ' T X . "Ol owe to AJ KPKCIAI. NOTICE. * ^ There wllj be only one week of ('timlnkl Court. The witnbM«« tor ho State and defendants need not ippear at Court on the 15th of Nor i the following eases: The State trs. Catterton and Smoak. charged with murder The State va. F. W. Benton, . larged with murder The State va. Wilkes Lane charg- 1 wltk murdor. The State tn. F, G. Benton, larged with slander. The SUi* va. Stephen Jones, „ arged with larceny. 4 ^. i Jno, D. Peurtfoy, XJ > 7 Solicitor. FOR LETTKRK MIHMORY. D1S- Laura Bratcher, o? this place, “and i was dowa ia bed for three months. j . STATION ^1 cannot tell you how I suffered with ' , ■y head, and with nervousness and THE BTaTk OF SOUTH CAROLINA womanly troubles. . N County of Colleton. Our faintly doctor told my husband he' ‘ v AR^ 1 ’* -E»n.. Probate could not do me any pood, and he had I x Judge. » > M t it ujf. We tried another doctor | ' Whereas. Louis C Padgett, nivd. did not hel® me. *1 1° to grant him letters Dty- At last, my njoiher advised me to »ike ‘ “ ory of ,h# K " ,atP an ‘ I pfr<H ,;- »' Cirdui, the v oman’s Ionic. I thought | ' ’ Pa 4ktst. deceased, it was no use tor I was nearly,dead and I ,p HE8E ARK THERfenwiK. tX nothing seemed 1o do me any good. But 1 an< l admonish all . and siritul.i J took eleven bottlef. .’’.nd now I am ablekindred and crediiorr of thr to do all ot my v;drk and my Own Id j n Padgett. deceas«*d. thnt washing. . ^ - , , h<' and app<‘ar before me. in th I Otink Cardul Is the. best medicine ia 1 ' >t,rt of Proba t p * *° held at w-ii wotto? My weight has Ihcreksed. ■i horn, S. C op the 4th day'of De- and 1 look the picture of health. ” •“*< mher next aft.*-e.-publlcatton dtereof It you Sutter from unv of the — » i ' H O’clock fn the forenoon to sho\ if atvv f htavsa ix»liv t r» csnirV H will help you, for it has helped so marty thousands of other weak women la the past 50 yean. At aU druggists. »vw » I pv; j e. if »ny thev 7 have, why the said .-tter Dlssmls^ory should not be ; Htted. , * . > Given under my hand this 9th day .. Nov. Anno Domini, 1915. Pub. v hed on fhe 10, 17 and 24 day of r'Ovember, 1915. in the Press and l tandard. G. ALBERT BEACH, 4 Probate Judge C. C. - * .1 .J i. Our Hitrh Quality Friendship Bracelet Links are sold to y-1 4 ** X. . • * . • * t 2-5c each in Sterling, at C-Oy in Gold Filled and al $1.U0 ea h to ^ ' ir. Solid (iold and engraved initials free of ch;rrge to yq*p. .. • ' • 'u . . * • r ' Finn Jewelry ■■ •WALTERBORO. s. c. C yLASSIFIE ADVERTISING BATKB—Twewty-dy* five words. Quo c«at a for o.vch hmsrtlou of loos thoa tw« for twooty-dvo words. ity- FORSALE •( FOR RALR—-Farm throe miles from WMterhoro; two first class mules, one fsmtly horse, 440 bushels of corn, faming Implements. Cheap for cash or on easy terms. . X J. M. Avsnt, Walterboro. Route 7. * „ 0 ». . ll-3-2tp. * ' • *• *^ • , FOR SALE—144 sc^es of good farming land cheap. - Nine miles of Walterboro. Apply .to C- Beiftsn R. 4. Walterbcro, K Oct 27-tf. TRAPPERS ATTENTION—Highest prices paid for furs. IF will pay you to see us before shipping. Colleton Bargain House. It FOR SALK—Fine seed Oats, Appier ILK- I vsrletr. Semple on request. P. McTeer, Whitehall, 8. C t : »■ w—• p ! x i mir; c FOR SALE—Ix>t 90x88 on Railroad Avenue, with good business bttlld- Ingf Must Iw* sold at once.at very low price. - k Colleton Realty Co. • * - ' n-3-tr i TAKKN UP—One black Hol*teiit I - cow. marked strafght split In one ear and underslope in ethe-. Ap ply to E. J. fitter. Ritter. S. i RAYED OR STOLEN—One J* .- bull calf, white spot on wCffSiQ Padgett’s farm about thr • weeks\go. Notify A Q Padgo!.’. it WANTED—Position as Barber. h:n • JO years experleme..j Apply D M lerudon. ’ FOR REXJfa-My Dam. iu thl \VaU**rboro Tartu at Sandy BrSINEKH LtK’ALS. Dam. iu this county."C. Jf. graco-i/l We eat so much more bread * S. x 1 . ' *ll-.3-tf vv *‘ Hubster's O. K. Bread. T'; above is a remark that rame to orr attention a few days ago. The mu- • ... , - Is ajutural one. A trial will cm; WANTED—>ou o call Ms for ^nv- viricTyou'. hauling G L Block s store 47-Y — , 1 !-3-2t • , * ’t-li. KAUC-"Vigorous large typ.' Charleston Wakefield Cabbag.* Plants. lOtTfor 25c; 500 for 75c: 1.000 for $1 26;.10.000 for $10: 20,000 for t^S’.OO. F. O. B. Ritter, ,furtref letfce Terms cash^Colleton Menhan- dise A Mfg .Co., Ritter. 8. V. 10-10-3m ^ * NOTICE. /■ ,, o All administration. Executors Guardians are requled by law * make their returd to the Prot'U* - Ju^ge St once. Those failing to.eer;. pll^-toUl be forced to do so. wi , *to - 't G. Albert Beach. Probate Judge Colleton 0>, Walterboro, 8. C., Nov. 2, 1913. » 4t I** ■ * * *'. ... „* '