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''v. ' 4* . • PAGE EIGHT THE PKE^S AKD STANDARD Wednesday, December 20, 1915. Hen’s Drug Store Founded by J. J. Klein, 1845 *• i ' * We take this means of express ing to the public our sincere ap- , preciation of the generous pat ronage accorded us during the year 1915. n * f The volume of business exceed ed that of any year .of our bus!* * * ress career. . . o « • ■ » - Accept our expressions of grat itude and hope of continued re lationship. which we shall by ev* ery means endeavor to desene by the continuance of prompt. A ..... . ... « -A efficient and courteous service. . ^ ■ * Best wishes for a most happy New. Year ladeft with prosperity. ****** * * *%••*••* * Personal Mention * ****** * * ******** Mr. and Mrs. / L. Rents spent a ten days daring (‘hrintmas with rel atives and friends at Bluffton. A. L; Cttnalngham. of Augusta, Is with a part# of friends huntipg ^uc'^s •at Ashepoo. this week. Miss Annie Hyree. of ^orksonville. FIS., spent the Christ mas holidays in town with relatives. Misses Mary and Mattie Padgett, of Smoaks. are riaitins their broth er. R. B. Padgett, in Walterboro. , Mr. *nd Mrs. J. A. Russell and llt- ^ tie ^^ughter Ruth, of Ureenvllle. came to Walterboro to spend ih« holidays with their neioe. Mrs. E. T. H. Shaffer. Mr. Russell returned * Monday, bnt Miw. hu^tell and litt!:- Miss Huth will remain for a w*c«. —o-o— R. It. Ramsey, of Colleton, was n caller, at our • office Friday. Mr. Ramsey was on his way to Savannah to spend the holidays* j CLASSIFIED ADS. FOR SALE FOR SALK—Owe young black mar.* which in a good family horse. ( heap. Also buggy and harness. ■ Apply to i; M. Fishburne, Walter- ’ boro.' S. <\ 12-2*-2t. Milt- SALK—Prime baled hay', any quantity. a<Lmy place in Waiter- boro. OnKljpnt a pound.- -C. M. Grace ; 12-2»-2t, FOIt SALK—Horse, wagon an ir>-. cheap, boro. S. (' ir>-. cheap it. 15. Hyrne. nj bug- Walter- 12-15-lt. Hein’s Drug Store Everythirgr the Best, re 31 r' «/:r FOR SAi.K—One moving picture* ‘ machine in good condition at a reasonable price. Apply to 8. fi. Price, Walterboro.,S ('. 12-2P-2tp FOR SALK—<,)n<* t»-)-borse gasoline engine a- barg: ip. Practically , new. in first-chew «pnditlon. --The Press and Standn+cK 22-15-tf. (•It SALK—Vigorous ..large type Charleston Wakefield Cabbage | plants. 100 for 25c; 500 Tor 75«-: 1.000 for 1125; 10,000 for $10: eo.ooo for.$15.00. F. O. Ritter. Terms cash Colleton Merchan dise A Mfg'.Co. Hitter. 8. r. 10-!0-3m IS NOW GOING ON AT ■ -FRANK’S The Cbrlestofl Surprise Bargain House ' On The Entire Stockof . % CLOTHING, ’ SHOES, DRY GOODS . . _ AND MILLINERY » * . • • . * \ ■ .' : ■ As usually we are selling more goods for less money and bettep^goods for same money, and more especially Bargains during this sale. Please Re member whatever we advertise is true and we can prove it at * The Charleston Surprise Bargain House 'Next door to express office J. FRANK, Mgr. Wholesale and Retail Please watch this space in the next week's issue. Each and Every * Article will be listed separately. dition for sale at your cash pric*. —Apply at The Press and Etand- . ard. r . th START Y<% it Spring garden right by jutting out 5*M> or more of Prentisa True to Name Cabbage plants. 1 can fill ydur ord<*s.“ large or small. $l.oft per M and 60e^for 500. ('has. Wakefield. Early Jersey and Flat Dutch. Spe cial on large lots.^—J. J. PRK.V- TIES. Young’s Island,-P. O.. 8. C.. R ft* D. No. 1. 12-1-4L TIIK COI NTY FAIR WK DKSiRK TO THANK Ot It l“HIKN l>H \\|» ( t smMKRS FOIt TH KIR LIHKItAL . PATRON AGK IH UIN<; TIIK OLD VKAIt. AM» TO WISH Till M A.If APPN AVI> PROS. pY:i«oi h \V:w ykaH. FOR SAI.K—Home and one mule • heap for cash or on tlui? for go«'d collateral C. * D. C. , ADAM*. Round. 8. C . 12-Stf FOR StLK—1,50 acres of land for rah* Ja-rtUcr^s un<K‘r cultivation anid under good wire fence. Thi*t land will be hold ci cap. -Located near good school and church, Ao- - ply to W. H. KINSEY. ItufiiD, 8. I LOST. Brown Furniture Co. c. iwowv* / v ' FINKEL^ • o • ' • Shoe Shop Next door to First National Bank ; ^ / * ' ■ > Repairs Shoes, Sells Shoes. Only First Class Work Done and All Work: Guaranteed Manager. v x »,n>l — itird d> !C-, Strayed from L». S Max e*'s. near \Vil!>. m Di ■ ■ 1!», im^fCdy on way back to G«‘ *n Pond. jl/Ycr colored, white .n ;os s back, and white on leg . an: wers to* name of “.Dock." It * *■ aid if u turned to C. H. SMITH. Willinr.i oj rfinoalts. , 12-2!>-2t >. .'1 • • .‘.1ST—In fvwn. one 'small Poland China pig. marked crop and un- vKerbit In one ear, split and underhit in Other. G. I. IHockef, City. It It is true that the county fair ia jVcr. and that it is almost a year till the next one. V ut I,0 ,' v ' N 11 K 00 '* to begin t«v get ready to win rltfconr. at the hi'Xt. We trust plans are fiejug made now with this end i.: ’v(w. Let the far lit*)' plant some thing wtih*a view to having aji e\ I bihit, or begin to nave up some of the finest pigs, calves, cattle, et/.. ■to win a bln# rilihdn. The chicken fancier can pick out 1 his nest pen and raLe sonr» fine birds. / The fair is a cou&ty irtstituP ■ml deserves aU the pafronage *aft g.t from all the ju-opie. OC^ rv* xvill take -some time iinfl -are mak# an exhibit, but youutles a:'*- ipade by *.( puldie spirited citi.reii- ;vh ip. A-Good Old Fashioned Happy •'' v . • * ' • / ■ o y ■ New Year We Wish to You All THAT’S ALL : . ' fr V ‘ ■ We’ll talk business when you’ve rested a little. E S. FINN JEWELRY CO; * * ^ Walterboro, SC. WHY CROSS BREEDING IS,NOT ADVISABLE LOW COIATKY UK \LTIlV V; breeders < 1 iong ex;ie: ..‘tu-c, t Jt . *d breeder it is a i-n this county, has fur- ',„ 0|!t dantcToi.s pra**:i. nished The Press and SDmjL'id will. Dr. F. M. Uouth. who is do:::; for the in. xpe-i* n« health work i-t LtbiT*— Hound dog; black and tan bound. Lost at Horse ‘•"hoe Mines*, Dlazu* in face, white breast, ^par ries tail curled and heavily feath- - ered. Answers to name of Hob- •son. Reward for information or return. • W. 8. Ia»e. Sr.,.R. F. D, j per I oil 2n.7ut 5.'Orssng *berg. SC. 12-8 tf or STRAYED s\uine interesting vital statistics 'for Soytlr Carolina. The figures which he show that froin the records there have been l»orn in South Ca. olina .from Januafy 1, Ibl'i, to Sep tember Je. 1 h 1 f>. ^ :i7.t!42. Tt»:;il number of* deaths during tie* fane' A . surprising tact r ’’t shri’wrt •>> ihewe statistic.: is that a . Soutii Carolina^Htere were during that period 1 .'Hilt, deal ha fro-m pella gra. 'll is generally heli’ved. ■"-* pecially In the upper part of dhe Stalxi tffat <the coastal counties po > a«‘ss tht* highest Meath rate. Tins foot Strayed tronf Lincolnvillc. 8. C u Tu sday. Ib*ceinbe * 14tii laist seen at Ladsrdt* 8. C. Anv informal ion a.s to b-is wherenlKm* . or bis return to C, .VLohfnglish. 11!' Church street,' Charleston. 8. ('.. J or to .lack Young, Lin<*o!nvillc. 8 C. A liberal reward Is offered W. W. Hwkett, Columbia, 8. C. 12-2!»-lt. , x i !■ i i’ K,r:- ' i:.< : ; . ft i the a.Dfaks. price . , If,'for p* ,other r /, ^.-un than m id.'.a tiiiif cross breed.ng will ijw- this, a farn.er^hobld u.-tiate to cro.-s prove Juetr. sto On the'contrary, j bre» d , K» p\;n mind clearly^ the dif, ' cross breed.: 1m ‘iiary di-adviin- feruj/t* l ewipea the purebred and the tares and i 'r"i» rs strongly adxis- crossbred. -The ■purebred is the off- ^ \ital St.-dfsth-v show That Dcatli t *d nut to a*. . :.'i: it. It na- at times spring t-wo purebred parents of the. •Itale Hen* is l.oiv. been used \ i;h m in inn bunds -ame breed., ’j ,.e crossbred is the offspring ol two purebred {•.I'rcnts of different breeds. A crossbted u.n ' nev.-r be n gistcred. even if each of' its parents w-gs a breed cha apioa. It cross ' bre:*diai; is inaiix isai.Ie. ho veyer. gfading Is advis .hle at i :s / rccogn./.f d as the quickest e. ononjic.yl * way </;> build : ng up a Fertl. Grading is the mating ut a purebred with rcruh or with a grade. <Ienerp.lly the pure bred u<cJ is the sire at|d the scrub or grade it the dam. (trading is perf'-ctly safe because nii pin* powVr -is. of^ one ^me and th** results can br predicted A pijr -bred Angus tuli n.at* d with sc:-jb rows will nrq-.Iuec calves of which more.than "ichiy j er c<*iu are ‘ t»ure Ida* k apd Ik.rnl' -s. - 'ich is tho power of pure Jinoty over mixed bcood. Ther** is c.! iJ^ter way for th*‘ ^b<.2in 4 thrn with a rude herd a^Ya.’iUrebr d -i;-c. In a yi'R A YKIk—One sorrel, horse wit h one white stockin^W hin«I foot .... ... .. ud on** white blocking on fro” -i-howev*'.-, in shown topi*** untrue. From records embracing th** time,' January 1, 1915; fo ^Scptoiiitien :>•(. 1 hi5, it is shown that the death nil<* for Colleton County is 12 :'..* w liil* that for some of the upper count shows a much higher rate. Dor- cheater has 16.5-; Greenville, 16 Cross breeding is tie* mai ns: of two purebred animals ^I ditteror.! breeds: fur example, a pur* bn.*l H*»r*'lord buli with a purebred At -.t:- »• •*>.. ora pttre- bred Berkshire boa.* a;: a a purebred Duroe-Jcrsev sow. I* sho<iM * «!* :*r- ly distinguijihed iro*:i • * -iin*.. v. :»ch means the mati:i: of a prrebr**! wi*h a scrub or an mimai of v *r> iiviie pur** blood, and vi*icb can he done vwith perfect sa.etv j nd [t urg 1 e;*oa farmers. ». . ’ - . . (ire- of tin* print * pie.- ” upon wl^icli lir«*stock bjL* '-ding is base ! tha: like tends to beg. ? lik*'. Win n tw.o purebreds of tin* same breed- aro ma’e,} we *;xpc*% th** offspr ng to be* like its pan*n*s. because there is. ia- ‘ . f bind each parent, a long line of pure blood: Whew-tat purebred* ot 4l',- ferent breeds are **r*tc«( (c’*,isbr*'ed- or- I v/- FOR RENT FOR RKNT—My farm -Ih*- old * Walker honiestead 1 near l.oilg" 6*t acres in cultivation.--Mr-. Irene Walker,’'Walterboro. R. 1 *-M ‘>A i 2-2bp FOR RKNT—The i>est' ttv** hor-o fan* |n tower Bantlverg enjuty Situate on the. railroad ’.i t ve.*» . Lodge and the thrivinff, to . n of ” f’hrha'.lt y Will also sell the right j Jond .of a tenant pi nt\ of farm 1 machinery and provisions to- run the place. The right'man ran get t«ui«-aster. 14; Marion, 16.1: Rich land. 29.8; Sumter. 19.8: Florence. 25; Heaufort, 15.6: Barnwell, 1'*; J b ,. like that iwrent whose blootl. Bamberg. 12.8. [ -trongeet. When.-therefore, pro *>!d These figunw seem to Indicate hrr . ds as Tamwcrfh and Pn*rkshire. that the lower, part of South Caro. or and Hol.tein. M»rc mated, lina is just as healthful as any oth er pari of the State. * few y* ars/he car; nuke kis lard as profitairfe as purf-lr* ds and will have . . . ,, lewnted how to take care of atpure- . . , , . , » . , . ... bred. Lut .el h..i, avo:d crocs breed- t*at; ! e of breeds and the o.i prjng brill J M. BI RtSHii^. A*so«-ial*- Profc.-sAr of Dairying, (’’emson .‘ gricultural College. Y [N a bargain just at this tim- Alsti h»yo for sale eleven, till load of isS» The reliable household Remedy Good The Year Round Ready-to-tak^ * , PE-RU-NA . a. rw FO* SMB AT ALL om^ snmx #1*:*V*- pig; s c. W. D. *11000011. Lodge. ' ' 1 ' S t.V BUSINESS 1AHALS Just r*'o:'ivu«i a car of FonL^iU- tomohiles. a car of Bui< k automo- biles. a *ar ot buggies and * car *»f horses, and mules Sees us for w h.u ypu wish in arty of- these lines.— KIZKR A AYER.’ \ 12-29-11. * ^ / 9 TVPKWRITKR FOH .NALK—$1Q0 T'ox Typewriter in tery *oo«l con-‘ there is a bitter <pntlict b*‘tw**en *- a#t year the extension ^vision of blond- and Intlueme'S that bave requir- < * e ^ 1 ’ son CoT* ge put {^fth its great- ^d cenruries tpYeach their present ‘fforts in a campaign for increa- «tate.- , / > the acreage of whuat and oats. In crqs* breeding the first cros* is. Th^, ’ >,>ar il ** *^ n UrK '^' the sow <oniettlne« good,, but after that such !!! K *l)eat and >ats, but has added breeding is very uncertain, because **k ta it? propaganda. ' Take fhe nature of the offspring* will oe- ^ cund step -livestock rumd upon ichfx *r of its blood..get* the mastery MoWovgr. there is a danger that sometime* the good blood in each parent Till balance that ’.n the nth**- wiijol wfll, cause an out- rrof»ping c* s*»'ne bad character* that Manure, is subject to heatyr los.*-* trom -'*\e-al -ourres. For instance. 1. any termers lose practically .all the.r liquid i anure. yet this contains more valuabl* plan: food than the solid. stable manure rr.d every farmer should exert to get the mest [»o.. it,U- oyt of hi- manure. had been h«*ld.itf check ever since the There ar< a number, of ways to save breeds began. Because of tnjss'unkertainty of re sults, a croRshred : ir*- should never bd jsed nor any cros;br**d feniate* k^>t for brpediiw. except where a pure- The most sertou*’'limiting factor in jhnl is at the head of the h*fd. Be-' Southern agriculture is lack of humus reuse br.**d**r.. understand this, a in the soif. The easiest .and nio?t rrossbred <-an -neter bring more on economical way to get humus in the he market than it is ’Sorth for meat sol: is hy crowing and turning winter >r wprk, and the farmer who breeds legume j. This ako cuables a farmer mcji J-6iiMal.- lo.es hr* chanhe of sell- to get nitrogen from the air and evt ,xg hi* best preduet* at purebred «i< fertliixer bill* ——— Ifl ■! I 1 — Pn.f. II. di. Shethlko. wlu* (Re*! rtv. ? 1 cent ly m« firdraxtrmd. 1' e^^fc^nd Mr* GerpldJ. Wcmoat. of! R H. WichTn>n 'nresid«*it of lOltr. wc*Tr holiday Visitors to and TtSiok. won* ( v , live* here during Rie wo.»k. 0 qr* to Chari sfon Monday. .f - \ f