The press and standard. [volume] (Walterboro, S.C.) 1890-current, October 18, 1916, Image 5
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Wednesday, October 18, 1916.
THE PRESS AND STANDARD
PAGE FIVE
COLLETON’S FIRST
LAND BANK
X St k»n*l Farm Utan Association
Formed at First National Hank .
. ThU Morainic.
Pursuant to a .call issued by C.
G. Padgett, cashier of The First
National Bank, seventeen farmers
DELEGATION HOLDS
IMPORTANT MEETING
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by the delegation that the highway
eommissioner be instructed to make
such arrangements as he could with
a view of carrying on the working
of the roads and bridges with the
chain gang and mules, and that we
would, as a delegation to* the Gen-
Ti cral Assembly, pledge ourselves to
representing almost every section of see that proper laws are passed
the county met this morning and do- with which to pay the parties who
elded to organize the first land bank | furnish supplies for the maintenance
under the new Federal Land Bank ; of the chain gang; provided that the
plan. The meeting was^ljeld in thc^ amount for such purpose does not
directors’ room of the First Nation- exceed the sum of $6,0041.-00. In
al Bank. Jas. E. Peurifoy. presiding, eluded in the $6,000.00 the high-
The seventeen termers present made way commissioner stated that all
application ^for loans aggregating claims for salary Against the county
$54,500. would he paid, and he so pledge!
The permanent organization was the delegation \\
deferred till the second Monday ini \v w! Smenk. menf^ef elect of
December, at which jime it is hoped the House, stated that his reason
a greater number of 'farmers will*, f or supporting the resolution offer-
meef and join.- Permanent officers cd by Mr. Goodwin was that th
will then be elected and . the oth**r
details wffrked out. O. G\Padgett
wAs chosen temporary secretdvv and
treasurer, and he desires thosK not
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. CLASSIFIED ADS.
FOR SALE
FOK SALE—Three chandel'ers with
Jour lights each cud two large
Rochester lamps. Tht.tto desl*--
^Ing to see 'igh*® may do to ‘jy
calling at Mi.u-g, next to Pr*^by-
terian churjb. l l-!8*:'t.
FOK.SALK—A few move Fulgbtim
seed oats at $1.00 per bushel. G
J. Yarn, puffin, R. 2 HP-
FOR SALI-j—Five room cottage and
acre lot. located next to railroad
On Bridge street. Apply to Mrs.
E. M. Jones. 10 18-2L
FOR SA’#K—Two youn£ mules,
weighing about nine hundred, well
matched. J ' Wllj sell cheap for
cash. Also one gentle mare. J.
C. Rich, Islandtonv S. C. 10-18-3p
FOR SALK—60 acres" of land with
four room cottage. H»rty acres
under cultivation, two ntiles from
town of Walterboro on\public
road. If interested commuiRcate
with J. M. Campbell, Donalds
amount of the claims against the ‘
count.v were just as valid as claims FOR SALK—Large bay horse eight
e first oT
which had been paid the
April and the first of July, and that
present this morning who v.ish'sto| Hie faith of the countv was pledgod
join in this movement to see hith t o take carv of these obligations
at once. . |\nd just ns much so as at the pre-
There will doubtless be other .vilvus quarterly meetings; and that,
similar banks organized in the coun-, jp iHs opinion, the m»*n who have
ty. Secretary Reid, of the South furnislK'd the material and perform-
ern Carolina Association, will at- r ,’ the Rvhor for tlie countv are op-
tend a meeting in Columbia next titb-,| to their pav now. rather than
Wednesday at which some of the di- 1 ff ,.. tf)Pn) fo \, vp to carry Uu< hur( i,.,
rectors. of the Federal Land Bank unfit tho LeeTMature meets, the ex-
will he p esent. secretary ot the ponses for whicnNhcIng admail item
Treasury Wm. O. McAdoo will also jn interest charges, which item
be present, and -Mr. Reid was invit- should be borne by\the people of
ed to attend and represent hjs As-jthe entire county rimier then by
sociation, and he hopes to re-. those who have served thXcounty,
turn and perfect similar organiza- Respectfully submi
tions in each of the counties ot j f* padgk.
Southern Carolina. 1
. x, years old. Will sell cheap for
^ »ash. Reason
COI RT CONVENES
I have bought
KPid. Fiijj**.' a Beach, Walter
boXh 1 rt-18-3tp
Foil SAl.t-;—()n«> Barnesville buggv,
originally cost .$104.o<). Recently
r« novated. Good as new. A bar
gain. Jno.xFKlein.
I *iR SALE My\Lirin of l»>rt acr<
in Colleton courYtA-. Apply S. I.
Patrick. • Moultrly St., Charles
ton. S. C. 10-11-41.
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FOR. SALK—One plantiHlon. on
Black Creek, near Henderson
\ille, containing T7 acres; all,flood
high land, with dwelling and out
buildings. Price $:55ojrtL Ap
ply at once to Prolufte Judge,
Walterboro. S. C. 10-11-41.
Maker
This Week
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; First Patent Flour, Per Barrel,
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\ .FOR SALK—-At a/"bargain, J. R
. \% v\ . s.MOAR, X Halford’s property, corner Hamo-
NEXT MONDAY Mt>mbers e,f A of ,hP ]Ionso of n^P'lXton and lurfford sn-eets. For
jesentatives. K.i C o.. terms see 1). B. Black.
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Thursday, November 2.
Fairbanks Moss K Co., vs. Farm-*
ers Union Gin Co.
T. D. Ackerman* Sheriff, vs: A.
Bennett.
B. W. Williams vs. A. C.’ L.
Rj-. CoX
, Fridov. Yovemlier :l, ,
# r 3le S.- Hethiogton vs. A. B.
Chandler, et al.
Producers Naval Stores Co., vs.
A. X. Smoak. et al.
XE. P. Carter vs. A. , C. L. RX
Co. et al.
D. M. Carter vs. A. C
Co.. etXl.
Oneida Lumber Co, ^
Lrimoor Co.
Walterboro. S. C.. Ont. 14. I’lld.l
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GIRLS! DRAW H MOIST
CLdTH THROUGH HAIR
DOUBLE ITS BEAUTY
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Try This! Hah- <;.)< Thick, f.h.s^.
/X Waxy ami Hi-autilid j«t .
yinev.
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iLK—188 acres of land
;nd\'. p\as the Pringle tract, sltu-
lod iii\ .Mashaw ville, Colleton
minty, fivh miles front Walter-
horo. It h.nVbeen noted for Ui >
fertility of its\ soil, the entire
place is wired in\n«l fields cut off.
It is a fine hog ra'nee and for a
small amount ofNratHo. No wire
worms. Splendid \dra'inage and
well >vatered; a s\ream,^ runs
through the pasture. 'kFor'orices
and terms see C. M. GlOVCEy\tf.
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Tn of Wal
lin; SALK—Good young
sale cheap. A Wiohman & Son
l«om» llUsllFLS extra fine Fulghum
Oats, grown by Clemson gradu
ate. 81.“0 by., f. o. b. Orange
burg. S. c. F. Mason Crum t
Co.. Ran Jplph ‘ How ell, Manager
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Immediate? Yes! Certain ?-
tiu t’s t’pr joy' of it. Your hair bo-
•■oiues/ficht. wrvv.y, fluffy, abundanl
Halsey • , u<LJd»I>eajs asV'ift. InstrSus a.ul
hodiltiful as^ a vor.ng girl’s affer ^ I'
/CsndoHr.e hair cleans**. Just try,
/■ thteT^-molr.ten r with n little |
* .lurm-K U1i-» Wm-k. / ]’• ■ ’ riu.- and carefully draw it \-
\V. H. VhyuM. 44. WilM<.P. | rl oi;Kh Hi T. te.klr.g one sr-M
F. Cone; H/y. DuBot*, iZ T. **• ■ time.. T' ;s v til elear*
Blocks X- «• William* J. N. b;,ir ot ddir. or excessive>
U. .Th’oniaat J. L. Cros- ' !i - aa, I ,n u-t. a few moments you
Jkf, vyy*. KiJJf-cv. J/T, Carter.- k. ' v '' do-rM * llrylm. yfy of ymtr Hair.
' HuXi--. A. L. UUyCy, ii. Al. Ke>. ' • i • the e
yy ft. WMlamvC. K. Brelafld. W. ' ' ' I ^ \
yp. Addison. Z <: Ponds. B ‘ «• dry. 1 itMo dr q i
XlDlomiKion. limer, Willie Kin- " !l ' Dan ; VrWNTUH—The peoph
a d. P XhTJohns. J. B Willianw. rrr! •’•’ di. 'ijjies ev.dy paifide oTj county to knov*that ' >tu-agent
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Tonic, Fajdti IjeptHfi:
B Carter. M. W. Kinard.
\imU//I I’YIv—I \ne/ ; >m!itv; cm
■ fdc upon r< it;* t. 8J.'.C, bu.. '. c.
K Oi :.ng< btiyg. ft. ( F, r
Crum A.- Co., Randolph How.l!.
Managef. 0 Vv-l'i/
WANTED
fit' Xjnli* •
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Just received a large line of Underwear for Fall and
Wintei. Also, a large, new and up-to-date stock of Shoes
at greatly reduced prices. These shoes were bought before
the advance was made in the price of leather. Al! that we
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ask is'that you give us a look before you buy.
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THE POOR MAN’S FRIEND
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J. M . ypdghts. P. B. Strickland. cre-ni puri'ics and in';
J. D/SmpaJ:. A, I, Scarsoli. J. B. ">»•;,nv: the nalp. forever- stopping
,iiirg and Rilling !:'ir.\hut whaf
Kin*>-. A
W. M. Cancr. J. R. Hill. J. C. • >'’ ide-s.y you mXd v.iU hXaft.rs
Netrlm*. Jr . N. G: Morrall. Henry r ' v " 'ok’s use; when you see new
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Murdaugh. J. A. A«kcrman.
•luroi". S<*< mid Week
• ’ air. -fne aful dow»x at first- v*
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but icuTly t'e\v hair growing all
G.A'. Carter. J. II. Garris, J. (J.! nvp ’ If you care for
Feuder. E. W. Goodwin. (’. K. Aik- prp, >^ s ‘> ft Hair, and lots of it suro-
f rmi'.n. J. U. 1 Uisher. (
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J. H. Yarn. J. 11. Carter. H. b # j , on’«'* , nanderipe from anv drug store
Linder, P. 1). Smoak. H. R. Risb- or counter and just try it.
er. T. A. Spell, J. B. Risher, S. 1
W. Hiott. Clarence Crosby. L. H . |
Yarn. J. B. Mtley. L. A. Frayssee,:
Jr.. E. L. Ritter. G. W. Willis. J.j
F. Addison. B. G. Hiott. Alan Pad
gett. H. F. Brelan 1 , J. L. i-yons,
J. H. Saunders. J,. T. Beach. J, D.
Miley. A. Q. Lyons, J. F. ilri*t, W.
C. Glover, D. N. Crosby, E. A.
Marvin. C. Y. Breland. C. C. Hiott.
IHl. BAKER OPERATES
AGED JAMB
Made Strong'and Well by Viool
’ This letter proves'there is nothing
•qnai to Vioof to create strength for
veak, run-down conditions.
.Yeatai Centre, N. Y.-V I am a far
mer 74 year* of age and got into a
weak, run-down condition a* a result
of the Grippe. Our druggist suggested
Yinol to build me up and I noticed
an Improvement noon after taking it,
ana it has restored my strength so I
can now do a good day’s work. My
wife has also taken Vinol for a run
down condition with splendid results.”
—II. W. 'Liana.
John M. Klein,- Druggist. Waper-
boro, S, C.
Dr. A. K. Baker, the dean of Ba
ker Snnttnrium. Charleston, accom
panied by Miss Haiti*anger, n train
ed nurse, came-'to-' Walferhnm Sun
day for the. purpose of performing
an operation on Miss Kinsey, a
daughter of J. E. Kinsey, of Round.
The operation was performed at thf
KsDom Infirmary, and was a suc-
eess. Miss Kinsey is doing well.
Dr Baker was unite complimentary
of the (Mara KsDorn Infirmary, and
stjited that it was one of the best
arranged and most modern in the
State.
Miss Connie Berry,' . of Smoaks,
K pcpt the week-end with her broth
er, J. O. Berry, on Railroad avenue.
SNIDERS
Ruffin. R R.. Oct. 16.—The far
mers are about tlmtigh gathering
their cotton crop which was very
fhort in this section, and are mak-
’ng good of the fine weather in
gathering hay, etc.
ATTENDING FAIR
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Miss Cora L. Connor, hopie dem
onstration agent for ColU*fo» roun-
fv, an«i F. W. Risher, county farm
demonstration agent will leave to
morrow for Columbia, where they
will remain till after the State Fair.
Miss Connor will have for her spe
cial work an exhibit demonstrating
the essentials of a balanced ration.
Mr. Risher will assist in an exhibit
of forage crops. Both these ex
hibits from Colleton will be repre-
I sentalive of what this cqrthtv is do-
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meclicitu'^; extrayjs, toilet p-C'
etc. • Anv one vv'sbin • nj "i
these goods; drop me a earal
wait until 1 call at your horn*
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terbofo, S. C.
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WANTEI
Chickens and egpn, pigs
- 4-.la--eetit boU’e—oL Know]- {hhFtmfor>i Soutiti-rii- L^^u.
?ina Fair. Apply to T. J. M<v
DanjeJ at Coca-Cola Bottling
Co., Walterboro, 1 n-18-2t
WANTKD-r-Fat light wood for dis-
* tilling purposes. Highest prices
paid. Chatham Mfg. Company.
Savannah'. Ga, l"-18-4t>.
WANTED—On special temis,
shorthaml and typewriting stu
dents; 25 bookkeeping Students;
25 hqme study students. Rice’s
Business College. 4 Broad street.
Charleston, S. C, , 1« l-tf.
WANTED—Chickens and eggs Ho
tel Albert. 8-6 »f.
LOST
LOST—Cameo Brooch between rajF-
. goad crossing on Bridge s»Xct.
and postofflc.e. Rewa 1 ! ;f te-
turne! to this office. It
Brown Furnitufe Company !as
-ecertlv presejrfed the Clara Ks
Dorn Infirmary a handsome mller
ebair fo? die uso of convalescing pa-
tiente./^
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NEW PRESSING CLUB
Ladies and Gentlemen: We have opened
. a first-class Pressing Club at Smith’s Bar
ber Shop and would appreciate any work
“ given us. All work called for and delivered.
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H. R. SMITH, Mgr Phone 20-J
BUSINESS LOCALS
— Carolina Reed Rye, the tall
growing kind, for sale by H. W.
Black. Jr.-X ' 10-4-2L
ATTKNTIGN HAW ' MILL MK\ —
Waived, to buy two ini If sweet
gum and poplar'lumber in lots of
/forty thousand feet or more of
each. We pay cash in full when
loaded. Rowesville Lumber Co.,
Kowesvllle. R. Y. 10-4-3tp.
A 25c-'package °f ’’Blackman’s
Stock Remedy Co.’s" Stock M<di
cine . contains sufficient quantify to
njix with 12 pounds salt, which if
given to your hogs will clean out
the Worms, purify the hi «<d and
thereby’help to prevent hog cholera.
For sale by H. W. Black. Jr. I 1 2t.
PIANO TUNING—Mr. Merritt, ex
pejt piano tuner, is now in town
; *.d will tune your piano foi $1.3fl
!(.!• ten days. Phor»c> or write,
<'.re Williams House,* Walter-
'.boro.
Best Red RJistfProOf Seed Oats.
H W. Black. Jr. 10-ll-2t.
--Oats for fall planting; red .-ust
proof;' .shipment just, received. H.
W. Black. Jr. * 10-11-2L
COTTON—PEARCE * BATTEY, the
Savannah Cotton Factors, are sub-
rtantial, reliable and energetic.
Their extensive warehousing fa
cilities and superlsr salesmanship
are at year command. They are
abundantly able to loanee any
quantity of cotton shipped them.
I«n't It to your interest to try
them? Do It now and be con.
vmeed. 8-9-6mo.
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It will certainly be to your interest to come to
see our Sale that we are putting up special in
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all our Stores. We have purchased a big stock
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Advises as to sell at very low prices as goods
are coming in daily and we need the room. You
will find a full line of the best Dry Goods, Shoes,
Clothing and Ladies’ and Children’s Ready-to-
Wear. Please come in and convince yourself.
Atrial is all we ask. Mail orders given prompt
attention. Remember the place. .
M. L.
Opposite KogerHardware Co., Walterboro, S. C.
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