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:x / X 4 4\ PAGE SIX THE PRESS ANI> STANDARD Wednesday, November 15, 1916 Horses and Mules N \ We have just received a car of horses and one of mules in St. Louis, These are among the best that we ever purchased and were selected by our Mr. Ayer at St. Louis in person, with a view of getting what our trade demands. If in need of a good farm horse or mule, be sure to see these before buying. Rizer & Ayer v Walterboro, S. C. m V Berry’s Garage Formerly HATFIELD’S GARAGE on Railroad Avenue. We have purchased Hatfield’s Garage and are now prepared to make all repairs to automobiles. ~ ONLY SKILLED MECHANICIANS EMPLOYED „ AH Work Guaranteed. Prices Reasonable. YOUR WORK SOLICITED. J. 0. BERRY, Proprietor 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. , Walterboro Tailoring Company H. R. SMITH, Mgr. Phone 20-J Kirkland Plumbing and Electric Co. Full line of Electric and Plumbing Supplies always in Stock, Orders Promptly Filled Estimates on plumbing and electrical jobs "freely given. All work guaranteed to be first clas§ and according to Insurance Specifications. No job too small and nono tyo large for us to doy FRUITS OF ORGANIZATION ARE NOW BEI^G GATHERED Southern Carolina Association a Strong Factor in Building Up Lower Section of State. Afir* • "meny «eefc» of tn J thf-" cf-ntral idf-a beinx that IN- ptoo- eBt'TVelic work uponrfh^ part of th- IVtn* in developn>eiit» bf .the •"fott? official'. th«r South^rc Calolina \ - cdunti*-^ are identical, and thur /• yo<jati»':i ha!» fnallj- 9U<«^d^d in orEai»iz»itio;j and , mutual co-t>p^rr.- t-orfeijt* a atroar organization, tion those problems ran l»e*t the vork of which toz-Hher with it« solvjctl. In order" to carry out purposev* it will be J*'*' ,ptsapowe’tA.f purpo>es affiliatiOL;. are sought w:!'i 1 this art cl^ to give. , , all <ivic organization* Bjthm the The keynote of course r * the tK>hnd# of the association, and ,or- soefatb a i» • co-operarion ' and or* gauization^ for the sole purpose- of Ranlzai on.” and the*e wortl«.are in-\ro-6perating with the central ^rfzan- tended tt> Tuean aomething for the Utotion have been formed ill all of ultima’- progress and rapid devei- ftcKfour counties which comprise optpent of this en^r* see;io?f T1k* the association. 35*ocia'ion Is on the order of a The\u!tituate purpose of the a'- channber of commerce, but it is a scyiationN** to multiply many times chamber of commerce composed over theNpresent white population of individual member* from the of the counties in the association. Counties of Beaufort. Colleton, The immediate purpose of the csso-* Hampton and Jasper, and while all elation is to gH the counties reijy other civic organization* in these for this increase in population. Tne counties ha\'e membership in and first problems, therefore, which are '•o-operate with the Southern Caro- to lx* "solvc-d involve tr.at cf trans- Mina Association, yet the individual portation. health and reclamat’.or.T cit z^n i? the basis of membersh'p The main thine in transportation i= | and the individual member consider- nr.turally the construction of bette-| ed in selecting its officials. , c;. and their construction up’nj Jusflv was W. W. Smoak. who 1« a uniform and fegulai manner, with really the author of the idea the each county’s roads developed from choice of all the members for presi- the center outward- with mam roads dent of the association, and justly which will in- turn connect witu to him goes much of the crediffoi main roads if the other k coon. ie^. the success o? the organization thus thus giving conveyance ^cor.’.munica- f;ir and f or the brilliant p'-o^pect* tion a proper channel l n which- » before it In blaring the* way for travel from community to cotomuni- th ft organization y Mr ?naofk. who *•' nr. I county to county/ makinz is editor of The Pre.^ and Standa*d fr.ally the association a vast* whol- Aixe?of the leadihit weeklies c>f th- of good road# fo _ the accomniodi- *State from point* of view of akcwa "o, of multiples of the present pop. cnVciefl enll subscription’ H^t. fir-t illation. SBnpgetCd■ MM organization <*f th- **:,nitati'>n an«l R*--hm^itinni editors of thl* section for the pijr- , The problems of-health nr.d re chi- po^e C( f making the;* paper* mo • mation naturally go together. Thi> useful in developing the natural re source* with which these counties are endowed and many ,.of whlv X Money 7o Loan On Real 'f Estate I am in position to negotiate loans on improveu real estate for a period of five years with interest at t> per cent. Reasonable commissions, AMOUNT LOANED: Not exceeding one-half th&, value of the land or one-third the value of the land- plus the buildings. No loans made on sandy lands. Loans made only to persons living on tbe farms mort gaged. In order for loans to be approved lands must contain a reasonable perceiftage *>f cultivated lands. Prefer loans of $1,000 and upwards. Cannot ^%ndle loans under $500.00. Application desired at once. R. M. JEFFERIES Attorney at Law section hf.* a vast ar*a of unculti- • :t »ed lands'in the form of swarup*.- ha vs and marshes, all of which fM‘- have rcgiained^, lat-ct for so' manv nish at pr«* 5 ent breeding ground 4 years. Thm idej wa- enthnsiastical.- fo’ - myriads or mosquitoes, which/-! iy receive<l ty M*. X. Christensen, turn affect ir. R measure the hen’t the editor Of the-FXaufort Gazette. -/ t v 6 •v'eo. It will l>e the pu-p- - and in eo-operatior. «,r l the B«au- *f the association to teg-.n drain.r* fort (.’hamber of Commerce. 0 mee-.- work, attention being called at fir^t insr was called at Beaufosj when it to the simpler drainaee propositions, wns decided to onlarc* the organi- ,that. of getting the higher portior.- zation from one of editors to. .one of of the area well drained and ban- the citizens of the/four counties. ■ ishinc as far away as possible from and Mr. Seawall who was edHor the seats of greatest development.* of the Hampton Herald, now coty- the mosquito and reclaiming lands nee ted with the York News, tswas hotter located for/farming purpos- ready to give the organization the Thi* will be extended until te.*- name which it now hea-s. and th® lamation projects on a large scale term Southern Carolina will b«vex- w jjj j^. promoted. So in the matter pected''t'o mean much i n t^e proper of gifting ready the “problem* of naming of a very fertile section of roads and drainage are of prime im- rountry. one 'wfth many untouth^<1- portance and are receiving proper resource*; an<j on*- which will soon. 1 attention. bv the carrying out of ih* purpose* x The question of publicity nat. - of the organization, be known fropf' rail*.- a vital one. ** s« a to sea * While-the work of preparation is Tb»* being promoted apace, the fact :* .Meeting have bef-n h.--|Xin. all realized that the present population fout lourtie 5 and in e enthnsiasn* .'t ^n* the four Count>< not nea S.U f - f r t to *?evtAt-i- '|»e ayailkb!** Ltid> ar.d'otbc\resou oes 1 rolirr. Va.«b'.areas of r land*, now- f hi-d, id I® . d’ ; large ju-.rnpn ('L t‘ n* i drv at \yS\- c l.ird- T f arming f;f ?OV.th^' y ■4 Ut-over tin, : n i uocultiv V h >4.h . i 5 ’ I • c Her’ . f: ; f. r»\ It.. •P • P- w . n . ajd- . 1 f.f L:: > i f 4 ^ s*..<'x*.;c J* XtT:* * U A11 itjadt/". fc'.dge la nd. ■ rrr >:y ard c * rY.ment onstfr.to* ft,* Ja-pe/ ci Kfngh Pwrdr. Ridgehind >r lav and Star Jasper conrty:. M. I • "IX T : • > • d v. -m- ro itv r ate.*- . ’e ' y' v.\ T S uXh • o ind it v H. X/niJetirs have a em ulation of v orld- v-id* i- port Tie as-oc.ation Is iM ton * v ith the industrial and ^iYU'l m ieration departments o? thexg eat 1 Hampton, banker. , .u*in»>< taan ard -‘railroads, and i* placing ,f*uuthe'i Jacd. «*wneri M M -pfeKoIm. E«t.il1. i- Carolina, the--present f.eM 6f unl.r- IdN^ke- and'busine>f man; E T. ITj jted opportunity, with the vision of ShafVr. Walterjxmo. merchant and fuiui* greatn***. before tie horn*** larg* X^l e<fate holder; W \V , cokers of the jttition. And results Snioak. ^Walterboro edxor and ar** being secured P’opn^tfir of The Pre-x and Stanl-j- Now fr^tn the practical viewpoint, ard. "notable booster, and member, the rt^Xouestion i« one of method ^*tw*t of the Hfiij^e of Rcpreser t a -1 and X’-'t* 1 omplishment. The tneth- tives from CoHe’ r. county Th. ■ < mtdoved ar* 1 primA-ily fhn* * officer* of tfc«- e'i-**ci3>x*n ch.Uof b'onatitrf. of -teaching.‘of leading, from its diree<f*-.kte/ areXW, W-^i of Mazing tbe trail of pointing f r • Smoak, pre« ! detH V ry r T and of -e.-'iiire the visidn and v • prewidepth irikKE .' TxTUyk. f - pointing it out t th< tipember*.. It U stimulation pi ration * feef treasurer. - The .work -‘Of* *X- 'wwsore.' • ;, • tlH d • ’ • • otecut.ve RMiretary S. L natural-born booster.* a yo*Xt in full ot *hfhusia«m and ideX »«* 11 eXtie-gy n-C^siarv to (oe\,.» jufo aof>mpl'‘ v -menfs, Mr i{. ,i a gtaduate of .th® r »a,>i’ u\ -_hi<*\, place he was a student leader rot» for' his entttfisiasm. ard ) several iroportar.t to-.* or-X- r. e, sSouthcsn * < that time He brirgs to bjXwo*k ’ i nient Thi good educati 'tv.* aboundin oppoyfunHies see**, tg'.t An.V enthu- i* cont.'lg oU 5 Itig Fait l.a**t Week. !n phvctjral result- * v e ore is alcrr’y XXt’ A r.c.-Tr.tic fair.! know n a> tiX Soisther? ('arolitn j Fa>r was 'tn'jfx‘1 »*- Wrlt^rf «r ■ j week. ;r.t w'hihh Ydie peorje of j Soutberr raroVina \Xre int/oduc- ,. - hern ’ Carolu .itXwork rplina in acrwnpifsh- j fair proSenXd :• ;. :. ? fv-.-tnrtui-’ husc -n4X tijr<;; of tLc prod’.i •* X erergy:Xind"'u.r.-\ct*n-! ?t<Ott+tef* -CiMtoUta Rgricultum ed etjth.usia**- . and, •'he,.t e’ : evos tHat! in nian-ufacturfn.g X m , e / pcha.r.di'-! •he four 'Vf-nvi^x p—* ng* the* ing. in dairying.‘♦tyMock faising-. ir. Soi*tb«ni •'-••'vfir.. 1 \«*iO*. ; : tmtj" f r-r business, yea. inyfa.fi” it wa* first be made * c.nd *sjtre nr fuade. in business, yea. in pM be- a revelation to Southern ('jX| clinians of/' Southern^ rarphfnaf j rowesg. and ' then, seconrjttrily. .it | (♦omonsyMed to the world th >' , Soiith.yfn rarohna jb«s made *oo.l , it* pfomises. ps a cfoer as well a* a dreamer. ‘ Put a fair is not all. Organiza tions hawe be®n perfected in differ-' wh*eh i> kept,.'at ^nt communities of the association, ail 1 X<h ls-ge number maea ' for different purposes, here a *tock/ *'u* s hyade *ourr.al«. and ^boosting J club, there r co-operative»commute ’it* raturev same t*eir.g oner to^the Itv exchange, ,ytc Drainage dis- v th.e he** sec’ion o f th® entire State, N". Wnlterhnn* Hea*l«,n.irtc t>ecu»fve otfi^es are main* .ir*d at' Wehi^rhoro sufficient 5 tcn- ographic a.rd clerical help *fs em- pJbvVd to ceYrtr on the^marif dd ac- ♦ isitie^ of the assodat.or A f IV, c ‘ t u » ■ ■ x- ’ •- f-’ . - ;« tl •eg cf The Fair isover—Now for a clean I up of all our Fall Goods before 1 we open up our immense line of | Holiday Goods and Toys. A few S price's beow should appeal to ; economical buyers. ’Cloaks, both Ladies’ and Children’ 4 at exactly 1-2 price. Coat Suits • — — ; l-2 price All Millinery • 1-2 price All Dress Goods • 25 per cent. o.T _ UrCi* Ginghams—Reduced from *• ■ 15c to l"c Dress Ginghams’—Reduced from ■ >. • , fO' 15c Heavy Outings 1 pound can Talc • 10c can Taic 10c Towels \ s' _ vVash Cloth-. 5c quality! 2 for T-adie**’ ?i!k Sweaters, were $6.00, now 10c and 12 l-2c Bleach.* u>ed at fair grounds 5c yar n ' * •• 2c green Calico. u>ed 'at* fair grounds' • — I I.adie-*’ Sui^ine Brocaded Silk Peticoat* .>i» Ladies' House Dres>es .. ..... .)•»,• 36 inch Diaper Cloth r • • ■ 10/ $250.00 Holiday Handkerchiefs now in—make your I*. tion early—from ^c to 50c each. /i Xi / X / \ . -*» •* ■*- X Time to Break Land For Next Year The progressive farmer, like th^ progressive b r.;*ss man in other lines i> always looking ahead, and’i. ing ;)lai'.s for the future. The Progressive farmer . ahead r.ls.o as to the tool* and farm implement*> he v use. This fall you will need the be>t plow a\aHa’o)k^f d 1 the I'C’-t v. »rk for your farm. Noiie is a.** good" .*; Oliver Plows ■■ We have them in stock at all time< and shajj/pe show them to you. Our price*! are the'ly^est po" One-horse and tvi'tt-horse plows. . \ ‘ / fare Co. W. Ev( "ERBORO, S. C. In Hardware x -V r c •Hibltr at a A hour*. T^^ a«spriAtir>n ! tricts are Wing organize*! and will'' publhihes t\ tron’h.hy magazine. I W pushed to a <omr<* a i^®onclusipn. f ^ ,, rectors Jfnd officials, fo the able and * Southern Carolinians n- • * Olfi^ra Carolinian. 1 The war is on u.pi\nm the boll successful Executive secretary, Mr. | M. JHFFEKI known as Th which L« devote<PvtQ giving the sef-| weevil. Health rbndetions are re-j Reid. ancT to clerical help needed to tion ahif.tbe ae^iachgtion the public- reiving consideration. Roads are i launc> this boat of accomplishment *• whi*-! H needs. Xh** *s an ably | being Improved People are meet-; Buj/fhe real secret of the charm Res edited and. arranged bulletin and Is Ing together for community growth. ; pi the awakening of every Southern full of fhter*sr>*g reading matter ! Community fairs are being he! j, con<ernin r the association and the The giant Is awakening, and yK® c->rnmunities in the association ^" r gia%f awake will clear the to! greater realizations, to greater vis-1 The n* ; n ptrpose of the assocla diot* is s,-f fo-th in tfce beginjrfhg of tht* article, viz that of aj>p1ving the value of a chamber of commerce to In Sunday News. Nov ■' ' ■■ ■■. -K Carolinian to the realization that he is ^Yting in the best country on the ghdbe. and that hi* work, his co-op- '■* eratiotv. his ideas, are needed to ions to greater prosperity" j>Unt eveu^ more firmly i n the firma- Much credit for res ms nVcydfar-j ment of aceompUahment the fir*t ily belongs to the officials, do the j magnitude star. Southern Carolina. four counties instead of to one city, j noble, self-sacrificing board of di- This Southern Carolina, and of such castor ia For Infants and Children In Usw For Over 30 Years Always bears the Signature of