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* ' (, me. AMD STANDARD . CT'' IT ■*' Y* •’ vv* • THE WALTERBORO IDEA Conment and Safffestlota Having tig Welfare and Progress v of the Walterbpr© Coamiaiiity nsSa Object. ... A romiBHBtXy C>eed- | I BELIEVE in my community; many odvantic** V • tood place to litre and to do busineM; Its possibili ties for tbs expansion of its varied industries; Its opportunities for in-, dividual progress. • I BELIEVE that even thougTF we may now .esteem It the best of all communities, we can make it still betterSnad that all forces should bn Joined to that end.^ t . ' 1 BELIEVE i^tfie integrity of my fellow citixens, whatever their occu patlon; thet each should have fair compensation for the services he ren ders to the community; and that they ore entitled to mr ce-operation in • their various business activities Just an?I should like .them to co-operate with me In* mine, • I BELIEVE that community intfrr- ''sts will stow progress only as its varied indumrics thrive and individu- i.l welfare i 8 promoted. • • I BELflfcVE >ttat .all these indiu:- tries are essentiaP'CQtho welfare of the community, and tilbOcvcry mem ber cf the community should'do hii • or her part, in advancing their sev eral interests. ■ • • I BELIEVE that community pros.- rrrlty can bo’ no greater than the in dividual progress, and lltat iedividu-. 3l progress is in turn largely depehd- cc» upon community progress. * •' 1 BELIEVE in community loyaltv; that as a good citizen f should los‘ no opportunity to speak well of the eomraunily; that no community should hide its light under a bushel. I BELIEVE that no conurunity ran be better than its members choose to make it. nor have a higher place in the est<*»ni of others than they es tablish for it. I BELIEVE in th» conservation ofi wcfhmunity resoarces. because thej 'onimunity is the d' ic unit, and only J as its resources are con* 1 * r^erf can w* : hep^ to conserve* the ''resources of, 'tate'and nation. I BELIEVE In pr.tronlzini Industries; the sale of home and the purchase of home tho home markets; f n ' dealing w ith *»y friends and neighbors. - On no other foundation can community prosperity of the highest type be builded. I believe. In tke ur-buldinc of ’he community town, the ma!nten ; ance Of good roads, progreesivr meth ods of agriculture; because ail thc-re thing* not only advance the interests .of the community as a whole, but affect the welfare of every member of the community. " ^ -• * # * ^ ^ ' THEREFORE.. I RESOLVE that henceforth I shall be more thought ful of myccyumunity’s interests, and that I shall at all times holt! in higi. esteem and speak well of my com munity and its citizens. I RESOLVE, that I cjiatl do all things feasible to develop fhe pr‘i - . r? of my community, and use every effort-to discourage all fo*ms of d r s- loyalty. cwpecially such as tmv V* oiaRlfcsted in thoughtless critfcism or “knock'ing*' of any character. I RESOLVE that I'shall at cVerv opportunity advocated that good fei- lowsbip and unity of purpose among citizens which are so essential tc community progress. • I RESOLVE to do my part in the ibnservlng of community r’esourc's anrf the encoutrgement of local business by selling to and making my purchaf;e of home pcocle^ ro far as may be feasible—not from sentimental motives, but becaus' my own purposes will I** best serv ed and the community intc'ests best advanced. I BESO.LVE to Join with my fel lows in the promotion of all thos*' things which conc« fn our mutual welfare and have to do with the development of cornmurjty r-ro- gresr. I RESOLVE, to rise above selfirh- rcss and pettv jeaidiisiw and make hracttcnl apcBcation of the Golden Rule by dealing with others in my community as 1 would have them deal with'me. ■' . HOW 1 CHOOSE POliLTHY FOR PRO- | DUGIN OP E60S OR TtBLE FOWLS . ' L__ , * I * * f * * Characteristics of Chickens That itlake Them Good Laying or * * * 3*T. ( ARMKL * * • ******** • * ******* Walterboro, Route S, *Jan. S.— Happy New Tear t* The Press and Standard, iu editor and staff. The holidays have passed off.very quietly Mu this section. The only amusement was the Christmas {roc •t lit. Carmel church the nigh: be- fute Christmas. . There ha^ been a lot of visitom here for a few days each. / Mrs. J. T. Yarley and children, of Camp Branch, spent a week with hcv mother. Mrs. Elizabeth Linder. Mias Addle Linder is visiting in Hampton. v ' ., v Ralph. Linder spent the' Wrvk-end with relatives at Ehfhardt. Mr. and Mrs. Percy Hadden spent a few days.with Mr. and Mrr. L. A. Linder. .. * Mrs. J. E. Catch and children* of Youngs Island, spent several dayi with Mr. and Mrs. B. N .Beach. Mrs. G. W. Beach, of Port Tampa City, Fla., spent Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Beach. Parley B ach, of Tampa. Fla spent Christmas with relatives here Mrs. Y>. H. Seigler, of Round, spent several days with relatives here. Mrs. M. B.-Padgett and children Cecil and Bessie, spent ^t he weck-cal near Ronndc E. C. Be*rh and Miss Kathleen Fdgartie spent Christmas in Char leston. r—’ Johnny C. Welch and family have moved into our neighborhood. Mr Welch haa opened a store at Stoker. Mrs. E. L. Gatch, of Adams Run., is spending som^ time with her mother. Mrs. B. N. Beach She car^e only for a few days, but' was taken sick with malaria fever tfnd has been in b«$l three weeks. Mr. Gatch it- with her. * This communitv shocked la;;’ Friday to hear of the death of J. H Blotfker, which occurred in Walter boro eafly Friday morning.. He was a resident of this section for a long time. He had been in Port Tampr City, Fla., for almost three years a*»«* Just returned to his old home only a few days before he died- Th*- number of folks who attended his burial at ZJon church from this ***'- tion show how much they thought of ‘‘Ham” Blocker. Wr ceepiy svm- nathiaa with the wife and three chil- dren. Furman Reach snent- Christmas with hi 8 father, T. J Beach. Mr. a^d Mtw. H. C. Robertson, of 8toke«. spent Christmas with Mr. and Mss- W. R. Reach. Dan Ritter and his nephew, Elliotf" Thomas, of Drawdy’s, spent Christ mas with relatives here. z • • ■ 0. General Purpose Breeds—White l eghorn and Barred Plymouth Rock Most Popular Varieties. • fe—^ - *., — 1 1 — -— , ^ Breeds of poiiitry can be convual- J A rin:ple test of .a good layer is to cntly divided into two dasnes: * (1). measure ta? d'.atar. c Ircm tke two 1 the egg breeds. a::d (2) tho s**:ieral i)e i v r. (cr.o on -s ack side of th* purpose breeds This division U 1 be ken to the rc r ^ of the breMi that of cattle inlo l>eef and dairy Thl# di& X*hct .^ould be as widuj as four fingers when the heb is lay ing. Wht-n the hen has this depth and In tke egg breeds of poultry tke j s a lso wide across orr rear it pro*ea that she has an abundance of room to manufacture QXtzi con-iantly and par ticularly the eg^ shails. which are formed i^ this nr-t of her body. Such a hen will lay well when pT^crly WANTED: MEN AND WOMEN - To Take Advahtagr of Spectnl Offer Made by John M. Klein. umt c types, dm! of horses., into light .and heavy classes. • In tke egg primary requirement ’ is the produc tion of a great number of ossa of standard size. The fowls art not ex- *.-ctod* to he prime table specimens, but they must lay throughout the year, except when they have to r;st t . afe j f 0r . and recuperate. They do not sit and Hens with a small distant e between hatch chickens and they lay white- the lv|c bo . 1#>s , ad ^ shelled eggs The mor/ popular egg ^ and tlght or Ui; . r ; a in 3 rear body breeds are Leghorns/Minorcas, An- are not go ^ Iv<>r ,. 1^: u = ds cn :h2 mnati nnH Panns^npn Tim nnnn* _ . a _ coras and Campinee. The most popu lar variety of these breeds is the Sin gle Comb White Leghorn. Ali Isrgs egg farms are stocked legs of your layers s.-.d note how many consecutive days they lay without j resting. That wi; :ow haw long each hen can maintain her egg flow with White Leghorn pu'.lets and hens; an jfhc btfttbr'liyers are those which i because it ts possible, tq obtain continue iayirg for lender per. <4*. I breeding stock in this variety that* hns blood lines of heavy egg produc tion-behind it. ' Pullets from a heavy/’ laying .straitr are better layers than pullets ^Jf no special breeding. ECS TYPE • * ucri white Cudt fKstnrEZs \ w' ' V / / GExrxAi. Fi fip &7r urf Msanripct .r.VASDi::.^cr.:$' , - • /•v,. '- -rr -i c* W4*X> - ' ^ - a**r * W . . * . - .- E**, . v John M. Klein, the enterprising druggist, is pdvertlbfug today for fTT ty men and women to take advantage of the rp.'cial half price offer Im Is making pr Dr. Howard'.- xtK,-!* br.:fe< : sp^iflc for the cure of constipatioi and dyspepeia and get ?, fifty cc-i. package at balf-i»ric.2: 25 <eat.-. So positive is he of the rempf kald* power.of this snecific to cure ih*- ; . diseases, as well at sick hea«!a«-b- and Itvet*’ troubles. im.t he agr. s I refund thb money to any (ortonur whom this mc'dicino does not quickl.* reReve and cure. With Dr. Howard's specific r< hand, you can eat what you want and havf no f ar of ill consequences. !' strengthens the stomach, gives per feet digestion, regulates the bowel creates an appetite, aipl maked* Ilf worth living. If you cannot call at j John M Klein's stor~ today, send hint 2.* cents by mail and he will send,won r package, promptly, charges paioV. Johb M Klein has been al»?to so cure n limited supply of the specific so great Is the demand, and yor ihou 1 1 not delay taking advantage r the liberal off- he is making thv week. ♦ x , W. I). W. OFFICERS Mattel Camp, No. (Mtp. Will In - ah Officer* Jan. !2Kth. How can one detect heavy laying ch&raetemrk - in p mature 'pullc: or hen?. No:he the iljjustrAti&n ofTke type hen. Note haw her body resem bles the wedge shape of the dairy c-jw. Narrow -and trim at her neck and wide-,and deejv a! the rear./lie hat the greater part-of her body be hind her less. A good layer bar a hirge. Raft, flexible rear cpd. drop ping down., between h**? Ictiii' and so wide that the lc*gA are set far npar: ta wc-tminodate it. / The rear enJ of tho hen corrri-jrttrds to the udder of the dairy a-nd must be large and y oid- Ins,'pot subtil* a«id hard. C»»n*tipallc*n and IndLtestion. • T h. -e »usi‘4 Chnmberialn's Tab- ’cts- ami mut t suy they are the best 1 have ever used for constipation antj indigestion. My wife also used them f* ~ tnc! ; .' tfor . nd they dlc^ her Th^ general purr os'* breeds hsvs ! been seh rtr-d. primarily fon the pro- duetlon of' table poultry. They are 1 a.so jrood layers of brown-shelled eggs. They hatch therr thif-ks and are tbn most satisfactory lor tho^e who. want one flock of purebred chickens for both meht and eg.4 purposes. The mors popular of the .reneral purpose breeds are Plymouth Uo.*1;j. Rhode Isi- aad Reds. Wyando \ an-I Orpingtons The mo*t, popular aril y is tb red Plymouth Rock, fhis !? recog nized as the best chicken for mark t ■as It is lorg® and welj-mratcd and fat tens profitably when confined 'in crates. , FR^NK C. HARE. Extension Poultry Husbandman. ' Clemscn Agricultural College. • . —.1 M..I. I 1»I I ■nil ■■■ —» —.1 ■■ I . ,yi-— LIVEN VP VOI R TORPID LIVER To keep you - liver .v u: - »:• p KinNyw I<ifc Pills, Tb o y'insu r e good digestion, relieve eonstipation. The following are the new!*' * 1 e. i ed officers of Mapfe Camp. Nc. •'••I • at Omega. These officers n!f! ! • stalled at’ a public; l’'•c:'ng. fourth Friday night in this mm' .. It is expected that there nil' Is- . large attendance of members and visitors at this instalIat*o?s-^ T>-e officers are A. I. Martin. P. C.; J. J. Fender. C. C.; B. A. Hc'P- don. A. L.; L. C. Padgett, Bankc. B. R. Griffin. Clerk; C. A. Martin. Escort; .j. D. Benton. Watchman; H, L., Griffin. Sentry: J- E. Morris. It. I. Kinsey and L. Mb Martin; Managers. good." writes Eugene S. Knight. Wifr keep your eye clear ted t:>>cetor, .V. C. CIS. For ? by all deat- and tone up the whole fresh and healLhy looking, al your Druggh't. t* ' * ^ f t? rystem— .-< nr • ' v Only Sir- State of Ohio, City of Toledo. "Luca- County—ss. Frank J. Chenfey makes oath that he is senior partner ofrthe f.rn-. oi F. J. Cheney A Co., dfbing business in the City of Toledo. County an i State aforesaid, and that said firm will pay the sum of ONE fll'NDRF.it DOLLARS for each and every cue of Catarrh that cannot fce cured bv the use of HALL’S -CATARRH CURE. FRANK J. CHENEY. SWorn to before me aritt siibscrib- ied Tn-Jiiy presence this 6th dap of December] A. D.. 1X86. (Sea!I A. W. GLEASON. , * Notary Public'. Hali’s Catarrh Cure is taken inter nally and actr directly upon ihe blo«»d and mucous surfaces of the system. Send for testimonials, free. F J. CHENEY * Co.^ Toledo. O. Sold by all Druggists,. 75c. ' Take-Hall's Famf stipation. gist Pillr, for ' oft- YouVe hit the when you fire-up some Prince Albert- in your old jimmy pipe or in a makin’s cigarette And you know it! Can’t get in wrong with P. A. for it ;/is made right; made to spread - smoke- sunshine among men v/ho have ‘suffered with scorched tongues and parched • throats! The patented N procczs fi^es that—and cuts ouf bite and parch. All day long you’ll sing hoV glad you are you’re pals with Z i ■// JS// \ v i h fc-J. >•• )a»vs . T«*M€« t ®. /■/ nm It's an easy job I* 1 < alorof i t* imilM* -db* rt tidy r*J tin. but it it r-*f—iMi to M. Ut* dt* fUver of PMoco* Albert tokaccol Tb* ral<-)Oadtooc«MptoU«U tWH •v the national joy smoke - ■ . > ■* You take this testimony straight from the shoulder, men. Yoc can smoke a barrel of P. A. without a kick! It hands out all the tobacco happiness any man ever dreamed about it’s so smooth and friendly. It’s a mighty.cheeT- ful thing to be oh talking-terms with your pipe an& your tongue at th& same time—but that’s what’s coming to you sure as you pin your faith to Prince Albert! Erorvmkmr* tokhrem It aofif 3*W ft /inti Prfijy# Albert cjeoitimm'ydmr ekm ' itempyrtd IPtt k 3my it in temp CiJy redtint, roundtHtd km \ R. A REYNOLD^ TOBACCO CO. Wiutoiv&lem, N. C «*«f —i* tk»t pou/ntl crylml-wlaim f untA tammf - mnimtm thut kstststbm tobee-o—fit/' m £ SO CENTS ON THE \ r 1 We still have between «$4,0(M) and $5,000 in merchandise left * * v y . * • # # rr' ' after our big sale, which we are offering at 50 cents on the $1.00. • • u. * ■ “■ , This remarkable offer is made in order that we may have room which are being sold at 50 cents to.$1.00 off. " / . * * 1 , We also have a few hats left h our Millinery Department. Northern Markets. / . .* » ' ’» / c ** for the immense new stock bur Mr. Zalin is now buying in the , * * , * * , * • ■ ■ . ' ' • v .. / M i lle= m Walterboro, S. C. / lilt ■Mto f Cut Your Store Down One Half Ter/of thousami.Tof r armcrB’r.3 v#c!l i;s town und c!ly folks c.A dow n their Store hUls one-half last yuar und taved money in spite of generally short cjops and re duced wages.. Absolutely million* of doIL'.rs were ravu! and cbunUcss families lived belter lhanjner In-fore In l ! i f-cc rf the c -tin:: crisis and general huslncs- depress! n. I!o\.- were Uicm* hartlensAmie slorc hllL cut dot'll? By the real tijoncy-sTving power of gix> 1 b'irne gardens, rightly planlcii wul L.n? plant 'd and Lr.i’ -tl tlmnigh the sr ’.s n, • Hastings lOlfi ‘ r : hi Cnljlogin* tell. Low to ct;t store Mil. /ran; tc ils atwut par- jlen and f.;“Tn set Js cf Linds and a qurl- ity that cannot Ik- Iwtipl.t from ycur ncr- rhant oi; druppi t. It’s full of p.:rd<:n f ml fartif Irvform .Mon. IVs fire if- ywi.m'.!: ft-r H. .Writ ■ *ir it v'/. {LC.KAbTI.VCS co , At:-'"', c.- - ■.vi a ) /// .. cret it 9 for mtj iwfe For Sale HIGH GR.4DE i COTTON GINNINu Ot R SPECIALTY » »hkd wanted 1 r i r . .h> NO OTHC.l LIKE IT. NC OTHSR AS GOOD. "NEW HOME" ■“rTKC T« |.- et. •. tr n - ti n~u.tpl ns>s-<< lavleoral'ns to the Pale ar.J Sickly' Tbe Olti SUnUntit fernen.! • tr«rgtlirr ’ !. t’ -i’c tlROVJ S TASTHLKSS -hill Tt ..'IIC. tv ' ‘ ><’ - ' r- r<b»«lk< I •« h'liliL h!j . r « > -v - U a. A ir. -.t i.a. >.-m I ic ar>«l st ;* nSt.* n <1 ir; d.C v ru.ns , .T» t i'.' V/ARRANTEi> FOE ALL TIME. I In 1 1 "/’*-**' * **. A -/ n • « t r :*~t va x • . THE KEV; !iCM£ OTiSIS HACBlUt GO., oha:icc, MAsrscHOs^TTs. •vn (.nut, mr ■i./Y.’N M.:.NITfUE CuMCAI V. Wnlicrboro, H. C. / THE BEST V I * —AND— CHEAPEST FEKIJ. Walterboro Oi 1 Tbs Qsta'iir Tksi Das P-cause oi it* tonic r j>tvk into mo oti: ‘Qwflftte and <tos» rioEint! in IicikC , lct,E f*r t’-.c sL - 1 / J.