Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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» s A PAGE SIX THE PRESS AND SfAN&ARD ♦ * I* \ X X \ V • y . . % A X X X * x" X / ?x x r \ : ■ •:«***# * *^*******>***** * * 4c«**^**r * COLLETON COUNTY SCHOOL NEWS 9 * * ****** ******** * * ************** OIK SCHOOL OEP^UTMKNT Wednesday, October 18, 1 'The aim of the school department at tea.^t. hn The Press atid Standard t* to national tha n a am»d fair, and no pupil will lose by attending one day tn The Ptess and Standard t* 10 i . promote by IMi^il publicity tho-ad- Pine (.r<«ve School ‘ III IT*' j •• _ _ v'anfement of the educational Inter- Smoa^ R 2. Oct. 14—The Pine 11 * a,r ^00 HariieSt Jubilee Will r\ . 1 ests of Colleton county. In this de- Grove school began its fall session ||| % VUUIICC ▼Fill 0611610 111 COlUlllDia October 23-27 of Colleton county. In this de- 1 Grove school began its fall session pertinent w;ill be found each week Monday. -Oft.. 9. The primipal is sim h available, school news as will Prof. Huckahee, assisted by his sis- he of inte-est to the people o^the ter. Miss Huckahee. A large npm- county. In order that it may con- ber-of patrons and friends of the tain all the news of the schools it school were present. Fifty pupil* v .11 be essential that this news be were enrolled, .and the outlook . is sent in by someone connected with good for a •- successful terra. Ad- the schools The plan tried ojpt last dresses were made by J. A. Jones vear and which proved so success-land O. P. Crosby, members of the ful was to hare solqe put>ll furnish , Hoard of Trustees, and by Prof i file school each " news Mier from Huckahee and B. L.. Jones e**kv This may be gotten up by he teacher assigning as an exercise, st.ickland School- r English each week the writing of, Smoaks, Oct, 16.—The Strickland .he school news, the best paper be-1 school opened here this morning un- ing sent in for publication as a mat-| der auspicious surroundings. There ter of distinction. Stamped ‘ envel-' was a good attendance of patrons will be furnished the school. ' and friends of the school, and a of the paper sent to theXplendld enrollment of pupils. The opes and a copy „ _ reading room for the use of the pu nils We ask the earnest co-opera tion of the schools over the county towards making this department an interesting one. . „ , Teachers' Ahmm iation. . The time is here for a meeting of the Collefon C’yunty Teachers’ Asso- kChers are Prof. F*. M. Connor and .Miss Ruth Risher. Both these are tethers of ability and it is pre dicted that the school term under their mah^gement will lie highly successful. Williams. Of anj* Sol rt.YR— The Williams Issue u eall for a meeting to'reoc- s niz. for ilivs year, and get in sev era| go I meetings before the Christ mas hoi lays elation, and we trust that President * si hool opened hwre\his morning in Long id the association will shortly j*he old school huiruBng It was thought that it might t>K possible to begin this term in the neX building for which the district voi*Xbonds hut on account of delay i n placing these bonds it was found impoXjhle to begin the fall session in the n>\w building hut the good new* thn work will begin at once on the new I home for the school will he welco.m- 1 riisti^es’ \«.s4>rtutifin. L.ist ye. r there was a meeting of the trustee- of the county heir] and officers eU-r. tr <l. One meeting, the organization one was held, and then led by the teachers and pupils of tin foi some reason the nratter was I chord » dropped Another school year is: Prof. Ed Garris is principal of the here and President Willis of Cot-* school for the term, and he has for ’ageville, would do well to get the* j'liis assistants the* following exper- trustees together before lone and ienced teachers: Miss Max Padgef* map out a v ork for them to do dur- and Miss Blanche Smith, ing the year. <4 Ml PupiN !•>••••. The officers c*f the SdtU,ltern Car- cdin.i Fair' announce that all pupils of the four c ounties w iH be admitted fre»* to the fair for one day Tickets Will ^e distrrbuterd to the schools he fore the fait, arci every pupil in school ax that time will be expected to attend the fair. This is a rather daring ^departure for the fair offi cials and R wtlj mean a considerable loss to the fair hnancialty unless the pupils are accompanied by their parents. There is nothing more ed- Peniel School. I , *•lli*•l school opened Monday morning with a good attendance of pupils.'* A few patrons and friends of the school were present. The principal is Miss Emily Blotnun. Miys Lucille Beach is assistant lla/nar Ml lawlge. The Rural Improvement Associa tion will give a bazaar Friday night. Oct noth. The public is cordially invited to attend, The meeting wjjf he held at the school house $ o’clock p. m > * \ FOOTBALL GAME FOR WEDNESDAY ■ f Porter Milltnry Ac.nclemx mid far-K*, linle I itting School Will Tc*st strength at Fair. i I ***«*#» * * ,# * * * * * * X • WHO AM I? - * * I am the best friend you ev- * Tlio patrons /?! the Sciptltern <’ar- c lina Fait Ituve in stoye for them -ti tug tre.it Hu WeiinyXiay, Ncx\emb« ,r s The Fail \s>K<eialion has- inad<‘ ayi aug- menls >cc berebx 1‘opfer Mili- ix \< acleHiy, of FliarK'ston. and T "#| list* Ptliltig Sc hnid. nt Bamtirrg-. 'ill pi<n a game ot/foothall. lye-odc'-* being the pr»]i• school idfainpibn- of Uy Stcitc-. Porter holds the pic p sc U«ho ‘-ivrtnipionsbip of the South and Fee ri opponents are xxell known dWoughout this section as beitig Ldrd Pglitc-rs and among the biysf ofay*>rs in the State and exc'ellent game is prey- cjXted and the Bamberg boys are out /ro bring I’orter’s down from her high pot eh. while Ihe Porterltes are c-cjuallx as anxious to bold the coy* • :ecl champronsbip This game will be phtxed in the cc-ntc-r of the new tare I tack at noon on Wednesday and is absolutely free to nil the vis itors at the fair. "See How That Corn Comes Cloar Off!” “GETS-IT" Loosens Your Corn* Eight Oft It s the Modern Corn Wonder - Sever Fail*. •*It> hard ro 1>c Itcve anything could net lii,o that in getting a corn off Why, 1 just lut’d th.it corn right off xxttn mv tlrger nail. •CKT>-1T «»certainly w onderful”’ Yes. ••GETS. IT” km itie modi wonderful coru>«.uro etyffad or ev^r will have. « X I stand by you when all else LUls and when all others de sert - there am I. * 1 afu faithful and abiding, hones! ait the day is long., ti ue blue and K<xal through thick and thin. I am well anti strong: I am busy; 1 am alvxiyX busy: I any Jt_ tin-less: 1 nm .Fright and cluei * ful. * I neVeg get sick. I never * tire. I heyer, sle*-p. I ney* r * shiiX I peter complain * np<er «iult and I never die * I am hesblc- you in time of -* C- Itouhle and in the hour of * * peril-, always: when no one *■ else xx ill lift a hand to help y y ou 1 xx ill \x hen others aband- > on you 1 xx ill go out.and fight ■> for xoti. :tnd I am more feared v - and more beloved than any * other in this world. * I keep you in good humor and I make you laugh; 1 give >■ you hope- and courage itrid * * -x *1 _ I Time m * * . * 4 * 1jO\v round trip rates^iave been granted on all railways and 150,000 visitcAs are expected during the week. Eight free acts on Main street. . * * . ' ■ f ' ✓ Band concerts mornings and evenings. Horse races at State Fair grounds three days. •'' ■ s . ■ 1 Football games, including the Carolina-Clemson game. Greatest agricultural display ever assembled in the South. “Frolic Time * Coronation of queen and attendants Mondav rveninr » Street dancing and skating carnival. / Fireworks display at State Fair grounds. J _« / . * 1 . i ' - o • Write to the Columbia Chamber of Comm'T today to V . * < i have vour room reserved. V * « * - Don’t forget the dates. STATE FAIR AND HARVEST JUBILEE. COLUMBIA. October 23 to 27. Carolina >9 MOTHER! GIVE CHILD “SYRUPOFFIGS”IF. TONGUE IS COATED If’ I YosV I <lc.*tn l-cv«-rt*»li. Sick. Hilbui' little l.iver and Bowels. Children lovXihi* “fruit laxativ* and uuthing elseX* ^ ns ‘’* ti 1 ** temb i , atomach. liver and HM'vels so nicel?' A child simply wllt\no! stop j»fay- ing to empty the bowel-t, and^the.re sult is. they 'become BgliViy clogged with waste, liver gets sluggish, stomach sour.-.-then ytiut IttYje one. beconies cro^ half-sick. fexWii*h. don’t eat. 5leep or aci naluialb , i breath c« bade'system full of colds. 1 has »ore ' throat, stomach-ache or dietrhoea Listen. Mother! if| fotlgue coated, then give a tea-| spoonful \of “California Syrup of Figs.” and in a few hours alt th‘> const’pated waste, sour bile and un digested food passes out of the sys tem. and you hive a well, playful child again. \ Millions of mothers give •'Cali fornia Syrup of Figs because it is perfectly harmless: children love It. and it never fails to acX on the stomach, liver and bowels ’ Ask your druggist for a f> bottle of '’California Syrup of . which has full directions for balm children of all ages ami tot grown ups plainly printed on the bottl«* Beware «>f'counterfeits -old here. Get tiie genuine, made by ' Califor nia Fig Syrup Company." R* fus ■ aux mtlo-r kind with contempt. # spirit - d 1 - 1 .Uirtkt > O! it inilep* ndent nmf J inak* i Oil f-'tl 1 l< -s Mote t! la n this- I 1' you X ! ? I Majid l-\ Mlt* 1' « ill Ilia k e > (111 -V »teh * 1 am upafj aii!. 1. a m hot • 1 to til- {mint of 4illd.ij if \ . hut my * hoi.) tie--; i i- ti ■ntpen U w ith IMciti • I '.am ready nipht or 4 >lr> to co to the front for \ i>U * an-i win if > ou w ill but gu*’ * • »* * M r. ****** * * * * t- PFMFI. * * * * * * * ^ •* * * * Walterboro. R 4 . Ot t li> nd Mrs. .1 .1 Trow«-ll ate visiting ■•••latixe- at Snioaks and A-hton this xx <-ek.! Mr- .li.- il Ramsey, of Kb-;em-e. -.jient the week-end with her moth- •H:inlaw. Mrs. . Pavid Ramsey Hatrx O'Bryan sjient the week end y.ith hi- mother. Mrs ,| G. O’ I rx tl \V Hlpck'-r and familx dined .xith E P' O'Bryan Sun<i. y Ixx ^Avant and niei e passeil tinoui^ our ctoomuniix Sunday. Tommy Troxx»H has anepted a position in ColumbiK We Want a Business Man - v o<r \ / A business man who has selling ability. The man we want may be in the automobile business now; he may be in some other business; he may be a farmer; he may be retired. V' \ Whoever he is or whatever may be his occupation, we want him if he can fulfill the conditions of our proposal. \ ■ /X ' " We are in search of a real, live, wide-awake man. who has had busin3ss training, who^ has some capital, who can sell Maxwell Motor Cars. •* ^\ We are represented in almost .3000 of the leading cities and towns of the Lnited States, and our dealers are prosperous and happy. • - A X^ They should be. and will continue Lo be. for the Maxwell Car i- the unquestioned leader of its class. It is a car for which there is a nation-wide and growing demand —because it represents more real value, dollar for dollar, than * 9 * '''x V • any other car in the world. We have no dealer in this locality. We want one immediately. Our representative will call and explain the details of a very attractive proposition. ■ ' - < s Anyone interested should inquire at once. -A Maxwell Motor Sales Corporation Touring Detroit, Mich. / tA Roadster |$595\ One Chassis z $580. F. 0. B. Detroit \ Five Body Styles 0. B. Detroit x All Models Completely Equipped- No Extras to Buy 5]|C=I|1| ■ =r=! X -/ YOUNG WOMEN MAYAVOIO PAIN Need Only Trust to Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Com pound, says Mrs. Kurtz weg. X IN SHOES ever knowii he attMix you don’t hafe to fool andjpitt- r around with your cosna, harness th.'tn up with ban dage* or try to dig them out. •mjI’TSMT* is a Ibjutd. You put on a f*w dropit In a few seconds. It drte«. It’s painless. Put your otortt- Ing on right over tt. Put on your regular ahoee You won’t limp or have a corn •'twlaC In your face. The com. c.illtte or wart, will loosen from your toe—off t» romea. Glory hallelu- Jaht •METS-IT* is the blgpeat eeU tn» com remedy In the world. When you trv ft vou know why. “OFTS-TT” Is eold and recom mended hv druggtata everywhere. ISc a bottle, or wnt on receipt of price by F taw fence A Go . Chicago. 111. .11. L. Jones, J. A. Jones, O. P. Crosby and U. W. Lyons, of Smoaks, Route L’. were in town Monday on a business trip. . . i; 4 * * * 4 * * * * it * * * ti me th«-*( banco: I believe in op- l>©Vtunity I Jtolii vi- in - .-trik ing while the iron is hot. aryd unless you hobble me and idirb me xxe <«» conquer the world 1 am yoiV willing servant and your patient -litve, yet at my word armie* manh and kings hnw the knee. I am your tight ham! in xonr battle against the world;. I am your “Open Sesame" to 4 prosperity; I-am your friend. * I am your GOOP fri»-nil; I am * Vour BEST friend. * fa mi your t>OLL.\R And the beat place to*drs * tribute me^. to make /YOU -# and YOUR NEIGHBOR lisp- * pier and more prosperous is in the TOWN WHFKK ‘ YOl’ > I.IVK.—The Altoonagram * Butin!-). N.Y. —' piotare is h.-rew i m — ' My daught- r. whose • rith, was much tn-ublexU* iwith jiams in her , back and side^very month a trd they would sometimes be •o tad that it would- jsc- m like acute ifi- (Yammation of some llo r k a n. She rea<l lyour a*iv<Ttisement in U>X newspapers !*nd tried.Lydia E. Inkham's V’ege* ..i7. .z jx able Compound. She praises ivtfighly as sh-- has been / - \ - *. /xX' •> X^ If you need shoes you will not go to a drug stole, but you will have to go to a shoe man who sells shoes and who knows what shoas are. I am the man from whom you chji trust to buy good and reliable shoes, as I have had experience in the shoe business for years, as I u>ed to make complete neV shoes in the Old Country and‘am obliged to know what a good shoe fs X X- SELECT STOCK :x . -■'uvs ts-en relieved of all UiAm* pains by its use. All mother* should know of this remedy, and all young girls who sutler should trv it.’’--Mrs. Matilda Kvktzwbg, 529 * Lfllfh St, Buffalo, N. Y. )»• ! \oung women whu^re troubled with painful or irregular JVnuds, backache, headache, -dragging-tiown sensations, fainting spells or indigestion, should take lydia E. Binkham's Vegetable Compound. Thousands have lieen re stored to health by this root an-i herb remedy. If you know of any young wo man who is si< If and ne<‘<I* help ful ad\ ix t\ ask her to write to the . t.vdia K- Pinkhmm Medis lne Co., Magistrate P. J. Wilson, of 1 Lynn, Musa. 4»nly women will Smoaks. had business in Walterboro reeeUe her letter, and it wiU be Monday of this week. ^ strictest coulldcncc. 4 • X x \^X Now 1 Ixuight a new line <»f shoes and selected on mr own knowledge and will sell these shoes at a reasonable price at my shop on the corner opposite Terry & Shaffer’s store. Satisfaction Guaranteed You will certainly satisfy yourself if you will stop at my .shop 4nd examine the new goods I just received and the prices / j >X 'NX Also you can send me by mail your old ^hoes which I will repair in best order and guarantee satisfaction, and return L you by mail. : \ X \ ********** t. * H i j. * x ^4 A. finkel. The Shoe Man s' ■