The press and standard. [volume] (Walterboro, S.C.) 1890-current, December 29, 1915, Image 3

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* STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. County of CoUeton. • CouM of Common Pleas. BANK OF S.MOAKS. Plaint'll v*. MART M. PADGETT, et al.. Drfer«:a:Jts«. * Nntlw'... • Pursuant to Decree In the above entitled cause, dated 2d December. IMS. I will sell at public outcry i > 1 the, highest bidder, for rash. . the property below described on Sales- dav in January. 1916. durfc* the legal hours of sale, .in front .of th S. \t STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. County of Colleton. Court of Common Pl"as. F. CUMMINGS. Plaintiff.. vs. ' S. LANE. . ' Defendant,' Notice. A • Pursuant to Order in the above-on- • Itled cause, I will offer for sale at V.»hl1c outcry. In front of the Court *use at tl’alterboro, 8. C\. on Sales- day .in January. 1926. the following Inscribed personal property seised mder attachifcent t '’>V* , , *« One vice. 2 draw knives. 1 adz. 1 Court Houae at Walterboro: terms) shop hatchet. 2 hammers. 1 grind: of sale cash; purchaser -to pay for! stone, about 500 rod iron. 1 lot bolts, papers. Compliance to be had tl|p 1 lot spokes. 1 lot nails. 1 lot horse way of'sale, and, in cas/eof non-coip-f hoes. Said property may be seen resale ip be Yiarf on sa!d ‘ pliance. a Salesday or some dubseouent Sale.v- day at the risk of the former pur chaser: All tliat certain piece, parcel or lot of land situated in the town of Smoaka. Warren Township, and Col- leton- County, and State of South Carolina. Said tract measuring Hit feet front and 210 feet dorp and containing one-half acre. Hounded as follows: North by the Hampton dk Branchville rightaway; East ny lot No. 8 belonging to W. If. Varn: ’ South by the lands of A. C. HieV^ and the West by lot No.' 6 belongin,* tb A.. 6. Hiers. This lot being known j os lot No. 7. formerly owiVed by E. D. Thomas and conveyed to me by deed dated June 6. 1911.-same being recorded in the R. M. C. office for Colleton County in 'Book' at page No. 186. And also deed of Fob. S., 1911. same being recorded in It. M. C.'office for Colleton County, page No. 80. book P. . R. M JEFFERIES. Master fbr t'clleton County. Walterboro. S. C.. Dec. 9..1915. 12-15-31. SHERIFF'S SALK Brant, my complianc'» it the hon<e of He'nry pedal deputy. Terms of sale: Cash; to he had on day of sale. J. D. ACKERMAN. Sheriff. Walterboro. S. C.. dJc. 9. 1915. M5-3L MASTER’S SALE STATE’OF SOUTH CAROLINA. County v df Colleton. ' Court of Common Pleas. j Lillie It. Campbell as Executrix- of i the Estate of It. L. Campbell ahJ, T. It. Goodwin. " Plaintiff. vs. JAMES GOODWIN. et al. Defe?’ In* STATE^tF &OUfH CAROLINA. County of Colleton Court of‘Common Pleas. A. BENNETT—Plaintiff.. •u ■ Yg, •«• * . " ‘ IfcAURA S. MIUEV—i>efei«: -lit Pursuant, to decree in the ahov» entitled cause I will sel!.*a.t pfielic auction to the highest bidder during the legal, hours of sale in front ot the 'ourt House door in Walterboro. 'S. (’.. on Salesday In January, next, same being the third day of said month. the following described / ally: _ ,, r > ... AH that certain piece, parcel or raet of land lying and being in the '’oiinty of Colleton and said State., containing .One Hundred and Fifty! . Execution Sale. By drtue of; execution to me di rected in'-the above entitled ease. I .will sell to the highest bidder, at public auction, within the legal hours of sale, at .Waltorboro Court House, on Monday, the third dav of January. A. •D..” 1916. .the follow ing described property, to wit:- . All that tract, parcel or piece of land, lying, being and situate in the County of Colleton and State of •South Carolina, treasuring and corr- ung .One Hundred and nrtv , . ' At4es, more or- less, bounded ° < ' or ^ . r»u-a* Vnrth .hv estate lands! Stiule.s. .1 NOTH'E OF TAN RKTVRNR ■ ______ * The Auditor’s office will be t»pe« for taking U* returns trom Jah. !■» to Feb.'20th. 1915. "Please take notice Xftat I dr my deputy »tll be at the following pise* e» m?ntloaed lielow for the purpose of giving each tax payer ample op portunity to make his or her returns in person so that each phmm\ of property will appear in its respect ive township or school district, thus avoiding double entries. Failiug to maIPp your returns the township boards of assessors are re- l<iuired by law to add per cent I penalty on all personal property. The law; require* that all person al property iflrluding Notes. Mort gages. Money, etc., be listed for tax es tiiis year. Land stands the same. ^1 Incomes of $2.50n and upwards ;shall be returned. There shall be a capitation tax of 5V cents on all dogs and the pro-; cecils to lie expended for school pur poses. Dogs not returned fdr tax-^ ation shall not lie held to be proper ty in anj court in this State. All males between the ages of 21 and 6<* years, except Confederate soldiers and those persons Incapa ble of earning a support by being Is.med or trom any other cause are liable to poll tax. • AU* property must be listed on proper blanks and sworn to. Township and school district m-st be given. I will ask all land owner* having tenants upon their places to bring a list of them in order that they may be properly listed for taxe*. Mv appointments are as follows: Hudson s Mill. Jan 11. J. I). Hud son’s store. Rice Patch. Jan. 12. Farmer’s Un ion store. * f ‘ ' Ashton. Jan 13. W O. Jones’ store. Lodge. Jan. 14. \V. M. Fox’s J store. Boren. Jan. 13. from * lo to 12 o’clock. ^ " r _ Buck head school house. Jan. 1-5. 2 to 4 o'clock. Bell’s Cross Roads. Jan. 19. Bry ant’s store. ' Ruffin. Jan. 19. W. II. llreland> store: ' , . Williams, Jan.-2**. Tyler O’Quin’s stole. Smoaks. J;tn. 21. Smoaks Mercan tile Co. Johnsons school htuise, Jan. 22, 10 to 12 ©.’clock. - ■ Jaii.. 22. to 4 BUNDERS CASES SELOOISEEN RIM Dread Disease Almost Eradi cated from this State, Where It Once Prevailed. LAW STRICTLY INFOREED Wilson’s store. i 150) as follows: North -hy estate lands ''f'F’hllip Goodwin; east by lands oft J. W. Rentz and P. M. Goodwin: south by lands of J. W. Uentz and lands of estate of John Goodwin and lands of P. M. Goodwin: west by Salkehatehie Sw’amp. * (- Also, alt th.-fk other tract contafn’- ing Five Hundred Twenty 1520) Acres, more or less, known as "the Swamp Place, bounded North by lands of Harriett t'arter: East hy lands of J. W. Rentz and others: South hv lands of J W. Miley; West by lands of I. s Sauls anii itthers. Terms of sale: Cash, pufchasW tailing Sixty-Nine i f»9 • Acm- niori*. orTcS- and bounded as follow 1 - fo1 i’-ipeis. the Nm h h> land- form* rlc nf M>- v. ?. Mil-'v: ’on ih*- )■ »t )•'■ laud, oi ... >i Sir-tckland ami Cha** 11 SmiC*: 6.'’. 11.Soup he land' of C \V »•. .* • Jan 25. Dr. J. B. Pad gett’s store^ ’ Petits. Jan. 26. to to 12 ocVock. Harry Petit’s stort*. * *V _ T. S. Jon.'s’ store, 2. to 4 o’clock. Jan. 26. - ’ _ ' Hendersonville. J a :i. 27. T. 8. Bovnton's store. ' Sidney. Jan. 2S. C. I». C. Adams’ Jt. M. JEFFERIES. M i ftv. WaP* rh C . I.i< i 11th. 1M' J/>-3t. store. W. G o’clock. A. D o’clock. i. Cofta pwvLlh. owtian’s store. Jacksonhoro; | lei ’s Store. ! Gr.-erf Pond, ei eiinti! i y. iliott’s, Jan. 29. It* to 12 Dodd's. Jan. 21), 2 to 4 Feb. T. S Ack h. 1. C’ W Control and Eradication «f Dll Mad* PoMibl*. by Statute Protect ing state Against importetions. «f Uninspected Animal* — Only On* Case of Glanders in Sauth Carolina in Eighteen Months. • Glanders, one of the most destruct ive diseases of horses and mules and one that may be contracted by man. ha- been almost eradicated from South Carolina. Di*. Robert O. Feeley, 8ta«*- Veterinarian at Clemaon College, has announced that in the last eigh teen months only one case of glanders vha beep found ‘In the state. For ^hree years. In fact, cases of glanders nare been scarce and it. is believed tha* with a continuation of precau tionary methods this state need not fear outbreaks of this mstevolent die- aea-e. Dr. Feeley attributes the con trol of glanders in South Carolina to th** enforcement of the law prohibiting th'- importation of animals without certajp certificates. Several years ag«Sl-‘**when the law tha’ is now Section 522 ot the Crimi nat Code was passed. glandeVs was quite prevalent in certain, sections ol’ the state; flection 522 made it unlaw ful “to bring into the state any horses mules, ssses. cattle, sheep or swine for work, ’feeding, breeding or dairy purposes, unless su«dl animals have been examined and. found free from glaiiders. tuberculosis, scabies, am g number df other diseases. This free dom from disease must be established by a certificate of health from an offl cial veterln^rimn In the place of ship ment There *«e r»rher'provisions in the lay. all pT them making it posvj/ bl- for the’ veterinary division ol’ Clemson College to control outbreaks td rontagious diseases In this Atate This, law drii« put into ford-e by tho v* '••rinariaus of the col)rgf as soon a- it was passed and It. Was especially effective In ch<»cki*ig, glanders. Whore ever a case of thur disease was foutM the animal wa/ destroyed and the premises disinfected carefully. Llttln by little thy disease has retreated be- -fore. tbryfigilant fight that has jbeen uyTlie law Op Net Let Winter Pace Without Mak ing Efiert to Get Rid of Thle Fruit Pest by Spraying. * * * The time to spray San Jose *cale Is in Winter when the trees are leaf less and dormant, because the mate rials that have to be u*e.d are so se vere that they would destrfiy the foil age ft applied when the leaves are on. The'most satisfactory spray is lime- sulfur wash. When purchased from a reputable house It Is more uniform ly elective than when boiled accord ing to the old method. Directions for preparing the hohie-made wash, how ever, will be furnished ofi request To prepare the spray from votbrnsr- dal wash, dilute one gallon of the wash with eight and one-half gallon) of cold water. Ordinarily, one spray Is enough". In bad cases, spegy as soot as the leaves are off and repeat it February. We do not recommetk spraying with this material after th* buds have started. Lime-sulfur wash will not success fully, control th* gloomy and cottony maple scales so common to maplt trees, nor will it successfully ebntfo oyster shell scale of the orchard. Foi these we recommend heavy oil emu! slons at the rate of one part of th* oil to twenty parts of water. Owlnf to the variety of oils now being trlef out. Any one wishing definite tnforma tion about oils for these pests-shoult write ns. Oils bought from standar* houses arp generally well emulsified but it is always well to make a separa tion teat as follows: After making ui the spray, .set,one-half tumbler of th* mixture'In a quiet place Jor an hour If no separation shows in the form o light oils coming to the top. the ol. is safe tq spray according to direc lions. When a separation takes place the manufacturers are always willlni to adjust the matter. A. r. fONRADI. ’ Professor of Entomology. fTemstm Agricultural t’ollege. HecAuae It ia most utatlon won by Its good works. Because It si most esteemed by those who have used It for many • ears, as occasion required, and are best acquainted with Us good quali. ties. , Because It loosens and rellereo a Id and aids nature In restoring the System to a healthy conditios, ... ilwiuse R does no v contain opium or any other nareotlr. Because It is within the reach of ill. It only costa a quarter. For ale by all dealers. ' ‘ 444^ *«•«•£•«••• PROFESSIONAL * ' CARDS. •* * ******»«#« » » it ■ -sa 4r • Real Estate General Reat s COLLETON REALTY CO. R. M. Jefferies D. L. Smith Pres. Gen. Mgr. We buy and sell real estate, col lect rents, promote loans. Life, Ac cident. Fire, Tornado, Bond, In surance. Walterboro, 8. C. Feb. . (’olh*t or. ruadSy^he law has 6La-ourse* meant n,a«V in .the corirol of other con- ‘a*n*>vs <!!-• ;* ;e f al^o. but iris in glan- *L-rs tl.af flv* -fj. < have been moat IR . -r *: i pay for { C,, * * v 1 ‘ 1**T mi M ’.s'i i;r> s\i.i Ti(*>•’ rfnrTflV'A'Kni.lX \. •i.’onnlv -of ( > <)lV"lon. ‘ - < ourt of I’ommon P!«yis. ! !H M JON*:.>. rdf < oii'-'oTi • - r- /-’ji h , * *'*nv have > -• I nM 'tit ir’r jttiirfials.” V.'tc-inerhvli if there >.w in s<-nR» ‘ iiroliDa. sVi A WHITE, \i . igne p Plaint ff. TAX , Tin- Imiiki, of Hv^ |cr. will t»c <d>en/f/T the purpos, cqUei ting taXi-s PERMANENT PASTURES Bermuda and Bvr Clover Make Meet Desirable AII-the-Year Pasture For South CaPollna. » Bermuda, graes and bur clover make the most deskfflRe permanent pasture for South Carolina and Bermuda espe cially is recommirtided- by Clemson College as a pasture grass to all farm ers in this^state who are raising cat tie and hogs or who expect to raise them. One of the most essential steps .In any live-stock development Is the establishment of a’ good permanent pasture. Experience has shown that Bermuda is the best pasture grass for the Soqth One of Its valuable qualities is that It mjNy be planted In practical ly any nmnfh. the only ftrecuntion nec es.oiry in wintcr/fieing'to '<iv<-r the root ; deeply enough. I In sowing Bermuda grass', it is best ! "o u th -^foot R.un turn plow fur- 1 rows f.v.^'iee .apnrt, dsup a malt root- , ery -feet ' in tllesi' funsn. s and : lirnzf on- furrow on each ’ plajit< d Allow to grow forlorn-.summer, EYES V Eyese examined scientifically. Glasses and Artificial Eye* Fitted. Satisfaction guaranteed J. A. WESTERBERG, Optometrist. < - Kndors.-sl by Globe Optlral Co. . Dr. A. J. Anderson, Dental Surgeon Office Hoprsi 9‘a. tn. to 2 p. m.; 3p. in. to 6 p. ni. Phone 100-X. Walterboro, S. C. D. B. PEURIFOY • Attorney at Law Practice in all Conrte. Office Opposite Caurt House Walterboro. S. C. MERER R. PADGETT Attorney at Law Prompt Attention To All Itiudaeaa. Walterboro. 8. (’. II. W. Black Tlihnthj Hard la Drs. Bl^ck tV Hardin Dentists..) Office^ next doott to ’> < • orp Drug , t’ompan S Office Hour?: 8:3»* n. to. to 2:30 p. tn.; 3:00 p. m. to.„G:-00 p. m. Phpne 67-.I. J H ’ACKERMAN, • tiff r.db-ion t'ontitv Watterhoci*. 8. Ip-c. 11, 1915. L. V Hid J. MASTER S SALE State <»k squth iwholina. Counlv of rolleton. W. D HOUCK. Plainti^, HENItY vs. L. BENTON, i t al.. . l>e?e.idanf Pursuant to deer*.- ip th entitled cause I will sell at publi auction to the highest bidder during the legal hours of sale in front ot th*' .Court House door in Walterboro. S C.. on Salesdav in January. no\». a me being the tjiird day of t said month. the following desprihed realty: . S AH that certain piece, parcel nj; trarf of land, situate, lying and ing in Bells Township. Co County. Smith Ca-olina. hteasurine and containing Fifty 't5«i Acres, more or less, and hounded on the North by lands of Barnard Benton. East by lands bT K.'L. Benton: ‘South by lands of K L. Benton ami G. A. Ponton: West hv Ian*K of G. A. Renton and A. Benton. This b*- ing a part of a tract of three-hundred and three acres bought hy E. L. Ben ton from A. B Ramsey, et al., hy deed dated March 26th. 1964 • Terms of sale: Cash, purchaser ta nay for.paper*. ’ Before any bid will be entertain**! each bidder w ill be .required to de posit with the, Masfer the sum of Twenty Five Dolars in cash or i fortified check for the same maount. R. M. JEFFERIES. >last. - Walterboro. 8 C . Dec. 11th. 1915. 12-H-St. It UlSlfEK. De'en*lan1*- Pur.su.int t*» dec-e«* in thf-*:thiVv< •ntith-d eause 1 will sell at publi vui'tion to the highcsit bidder during ibe legal* hours of sale inTtront ot th** Court. House door rn Walterborq, S t'..-on Salesday in January, , same being tfre third day of sfOd' mouth, th*- following d*'s«>nhe<l realty: . ♦ • All that c>rtnin pi*ye, >p.ircel /ir tract of land Iving. bejne/and fit^itte in Her ward Township*; County of Colleton and State /jFftouth tyiollna, itaining Awentv. 4 mi aii<l atiove, measpring 8evcn"(27t 'fr>*<7. more oi/l*>ss. and bound***! as fwHows- Nojph hy lands of Mrs J. hr Wltsell: East by lauds «»f Mrs. Emma Varnad/>re: SouJlv hy lands yt Mrs. Sopliln Bailey: West by li^mls of Wm VStokes • All'of h will more Cully appear hy ref ence to a plat/made hy J. E. Me- Teer. Stirveyo/; of *late Sept. 6th. 1S52. Terms of sale: Cash, pun baser o pav toy' papeta. M. JEFFERIES. Maste- WalK*rbpro. S C . Dec. llth. 191 2-15/it / MASTER’S SALE SHERIFF'S SAI.F Tlje^ followiuiE iract of lan*l will he sold for taxes the first_M*>ndav in January. 19L«. during the legal hours of sale. ’ Maud 4'reek S*-hool IH**lrict. Estate of Yearn Stephens 146 acres. ' Bounded on the North and cast by W. M. Warren: west hy G. F. Stephens and Ben DeWitt: South bv Dr J. D. Connor. 'Taxes, cost and ■cnaUie*. |J1 32. . its tract of land is being sold for Th •on-ewaaolianee on part of .1 .* *-* former STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. County of Colleton. T t’ourt of Common Pleas JOHN I). WARREN. Assignee. Plaintiff. -. vs. ,, . , i ' DA’NIEL Pif.t’RAVEN, et al.. • * Defendants. Pursuant to decree in tlm above •uHtle*! cause I will sell at public , f ** tion to the highest bidder during the legal hours of sale in front of the Court 'House door ill Walterboro. S fV'nn Salesdav in January, next, -ante beiog tbe third day, of sa*d month. th** following .d-scrlbed •*alty:. All that pi*-*** orotrart of land sit uate in Vcnliei Township. Countv and State a/oresald. measuring an*l containing Fifty ( 5u i Acres, mq-e or less, and bounded as follow,*: North bv Ighds of Nevle: East hv lands of W. Bailey:. South by lands of S- West coot, known as the Sand ers Old Mill Tract: and West by lands of J. E. Graven. 1 Terms pf sale: .. Cash, purchaser . * pav for papers. R. M JEFFERIES. Master Walterboro. S. C^., Dec. llth. 1915 /2-15-St .. e 1.5th day o: October. 19IK to De.*mhef 19lfy. Tluyfevy is as follows: State\yriulHs; ‘Ordinary County. 'Uoadr,’ 5 mills; Cons'ut:- /chool. 3 mills; Total l- / • Special School lax levy: Lodge. 8 mills Rum Gully. 3 mills. . ' Hice Patch. 3 milk*. _ Ashton 4 mills VVeimer’2 jnllla. > * Strickland 4 mlllaf. Williams 7 mills. Smoaks K loHts. Little Swamp twills. - Buckhead 8 mills. Bethel 3 mills. Ruffin 4 mills. ** Haysors 3 mills.. » Sniders 3 mills. Penlel 5 mills. Oak GroVe 6 mj^ls. Hudson’s Mill 5 mills. TaboV 4 mills. Stokes 8 mills Hendersonville 16 mills. Bed Bank 8 mills. Walterboro 7 mills. Horse Pen 3 mills. Island Cjreek 8 mills. Wolf Creek 3 mills. , , Hall 4 mills. Welch ('peek 4 mills. Fraser 2 fnills. Cottngevllle 7 mills. Sand Hill 3 mills. , Bethlehem 2 mills. ^ Maple Cgne 4 mills. Rehobdth 4 mills. Red Oak 4 mills. * ' Poll tax 51 on all males bet we n the ages of 21 and 66. Al«*> a « *;*•- mutation tax of $2 on all males h*- tween the.’Hges of 21 and. 56 which shall .he paid at the same time and In the same’ manner as other taxes Dogs 56 cents each. . \ R E. JONES, County Treasurer.’ f-.r dP/a-' 1 • !-e *•'. v - teetton to *ji. Tvould J*! a dum k*' fr< ■i ’ tw i a gn’tU j^jo- j , riaets,' dumpii .-n.und | d-iih only light p*azing. 4^td ’turn j>n- nnt all. patt-* <*€i ,j [• bthirwis** lii--ak in fall, ui^f at i ion :»it**r frost. The long runners thu - < overed w ill furnish^ a new plant When the**- is t.og ihn}e|*i In your nerd or In tin* herd on ijte n«*xt Xarm., do not wait tinl.-r.seplini for. th«* well hogs from th Veterinary Division of Clemson Collego-Ainl get in touch with the county a^ent - NOTICE AH persons are forbidden tv tie - pass on the lands of the est-ate of G. r‘ Bennett or on my lands under penal*v of the law. B. R 1MER9. 12-15-31 p. , » Walterboro 8. • the following sva-oii from eai-h cover eil joint irtal you will ha'4** an '*x*-e1- Icnt so*l If don** :n this way a good M*d 6Caii he ohtainejil wiHflu two years at small expefifir It Bermuda grass l>Cput )n this win-" ter. bur clover cipr be adileil next Atig ust -/T ^ENTENSIGN :DIVISION. . f*lenison Agricultural Ci>U<*g6. ^ NOTH 1% / ' W ' ‘ ‘ . •> ' * * *' The.credit#rs *>f the p’stafo of S V Marvin. deceased, ate hereby noti fied to render to the undersigned executors, or either of them, at White . Hall.'8 C.. an Itemized ac count ot tpeir demands, duly attesj ed; ami all persons indebted to sa l estate notitied to make jaymenf t*» either of said •executors lift cneve-iMi ERNEST A. MARVIN. w. rohertAiakvin Wallet IfOro. S C 12-22-31 Executor* I »«*c. 17., 1915 Oct 6-13t. Ti XOTICF . All person)* gre h e re|>y forbidden ag;iins! trespassing.punting or shooj- ing on our lamls under, penalty ot *ie law. ' Pntlgett Hun*l A Mer. Co . 12-15141. Salkehatchie. S. notmt: Hunting, fishing or tresspassing in any way forbidden on my-land, . A. B. ARNBDOFF. 12 t-4tp. Salkehatchie. 8. U. XIASTER’S SALE STATE OK SOUTH CAROLINA, ^ County Of Colleton. Court*, of Common Pleas. II. W. BLACK. Jr... P-'rtiff xn. S. M A. LANG DALE, et al . . Ih-fen*lant ‘ XiuF itiint l«* decree in tb * iih*»v.‘ •“Btltled cause I will sell at public diction to the highest bidder during be legal-hours5ff sale in front ot th*- ourt House door in Walterboro. S. c... on Salesday in January, next, •iime iu-ing the thir*l day of slid month. the following described ••altv- -•* A1F Pti at tract of lam! situate ia Verdier Township, in the’County and Stale aforesaid, containing Fify Four <54 i Acres and bounded on th- North by lands of Von: on the East by lands of Yon and Craven: South by lands of Geo. Pye., and West hv lands of Von _ Terms of sale Catdi. purchaser -* pay for papers. , ' R M. JEFFERIES. Master ■ walterboro. S *’.. Dec. llth. 1915. 12-15-31. TREES LOOK AS IE SHOT Effect of Shot Mole Borer on Fruit 'Trees and What to Do to Control This Insecf Pest. Whenever your fruit trees die back and you find little holes in the hark that make you think somebod/ had shot into th** trees with a shotgun loaded with No. 8,tskot. Jltose/tree* are Infested with shot hole bocers. If with your knife blade you pee) off the hark you will find not sap wpod. hut a mass of sawdust jnstead. Shot hole borers usually at tack S a tgee weakened. weWiening borers A lie cut out Radlv infei that has been ijj>al causes of are scale and infested tree should id burned during winter, fed branches should lx* cut from a t/ee and the tree »timulat**d ‘ Insects/stay over winter In hark as little white grubs and pupae. By care fully watching.the trec one may deter e the time when the last brood of etlea has come out, which is.about th*- middle of September. At that time the following wash should he ap plied to the tree:- Ajui* k lime / 20 lbs. Soaptnot coal tar or naphtha i 3Jbs m. Sulfur . . 6 lbs 8ait -51 ba* Water 25 gals. 'Dissolve the-soaf» ‘ In 2 gallons Of hot water.. With wgter batter the sul phur Into a paste. While Xh*- lime Is slaking in a barrel, add the soap aed the sulfur and slowly dilute until the whole mass makes 23 gallons. The 'telt has no advantage except to make the wash stick faster to the trees. Ttiis waal can be applied with a *maJRp*tlnt'or whitewash brush. The trunkwnd larger branches should bo ihoroughly covered. A. F. CONRAD!. Professor of Entomology. b Clemaon Agricultural College. 1CWB0ME Til ■ \ ■: / / % ♦ T w NO OTEEtv LIKE IT. ^ GO OTHER A6 GOOD. Piirthak-' ihc “NEW HOhJE ## and v^u will li.i.»* a lie awt Dt tli i*f<<*’ > ?i pay? The f i’l.DHaUt.'ii of repair by 9*Hi»crt'»f w<*rh- Hiattehip ;tn«l I**."• l ff fi.atcriai’ iii»ureg bfc-luBg ^crvD c al lu.riiB.iilii t\>>L WARRANTED FOR ALL TIME. Inti-t <n Iiu.h'k ike “NEW^HOME’’. It it Imimn ilir l»r M-winf ^uati- tict. N- t k-jM untiei any clitf* name. THE NEW HOME SEWIN6 MACHINE CO., OnANCC. MASaACHUSKTTS. ros saas s* HltOWN FURNITURE COMPANY. Walterboro. S. 'C*. * * * s|e * lb * Write me am! I will ex- * plain how I was cured In 4 :3 days «*f a severe case *»t Piles of 40 years standing 8: without pain, knife or detea- * tion from business. NVr one * need suffer from this ills- * ease when .this humane cure cun In* Iia«I right here in >9 South Ciuxillna # B. M. JOSKY lutninr, S. C 4 >|c * * 4 n ****«:*•.:•** 41 STOP. MH»K AND HEAD THI.-s' If a mAn lores a girl, that bis busK- pess: If a girl loves a man that’* her bust- ne * s: -*> If they get married that’s , their . business. ... So v lf you want your automobile seat covereda and clothes cleanyd. see The New York Pressing Club; for that’s their business. New York Pressing ** teh- Club J. B. DAVENPORT, Mgr.