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%***#*#* 5 • BOMB BraK™*™™* . X ; ; , DErArtTWWT J l « *•«***•* r #tar . Cht***—All Mw* Ri»b«t»t«tr Cottas* »• on* of th* Jm m*at au^atlttit**. aaT OP*" J2Si of t)»* rnltNl Stat*. TVoart- Sillt of Asrtmltur* It t>*rc*ntait* orotHn '(tn^ -•'r «h«i? mfwt niMl« '» r " l ’ h '‘ , r ’ natfrtal at a 1ow*r *oa>. ^ ^ e , ponii of rottas* ch ^ H ^ro- ahout on*-flfth of a pound o j>n>- J2:, p^rlr all of whlrh M*7 Moata. or th. £ pa,It contain l**" P rot **" ,, -Id*" have a certain •Idea have a ” tVrlal> t^Or use with eapa. milk toaat. or-*™ or aancu, ur--. hone and other, inediM* other dlahea ) - jcaiional activity ne 1 f d< ^ 1 l" * he J A round of cottaae <***#* jaut 0np eu|lfu j of mi , k t tableapoon- ritory con,poain K the diatrlct. Rue , would’ aupplv all the protein requir- fuJ Qf 2 tableapoon-, trained aericultural teacher ahaH •d hv the ordlnarr adult enaaret | n p aedertarv occupation. «ph<» foilowlne table ahoaa that cotlare chee«e la much cheaper than moat meata in furnlahlng protein for the diet. , For aunplvinc protein, on* poun 1 Of cottage chceae equal*: l.a? pounda airloln atenk. pounda round *t*ak. 1.17'nonnda chu^k rib beef. 1.R? pounda fowl. . 1.4 3 pounda freah ham. 1.4 4 »ounda amoked ham. l.R* pounda loin pork chop. 1.31 pound* hind le* of lamh. - 1.37 nounda breaat of veal. In addition to protein, energy for performing body work muat be fur* ui*h*d bv food. Aa a aource of en- alao. cottage cheese is cheap er than mo*t meata at present price* The following table shows t^e comparison when energy is con- aidered. . A - On the' basis of, onerr-- *uppll 0 d. one pound of cottage cheese equals: * 1-3 £*UPce« sirloin steak. , IV*Vt ounces round stead. ’ll 1-4 ounees .chuck rib beef. 10 3-4 ounces fowl. A'1-2 ounces fresh hrm. R mgices smok'd h^C. 3 ounces' loin r»ork .chop. 7 1-3 ounce* hind leg of Jamb. 1? 3-4 ounces hresat of-von]. , Wiivm to I’m* Cottiige <1,e*M*. Cottage cheese is richer in pro tein than most meats and is verv much cheaper. Kvery "pound con tains more than Ihree ounces of nrotein. the source of nitrogen far body building. It is a valuable aource of energy also, though not r.o high as foods w-Jth more fat. It follows that it* value id this respect oan he greatly increased by serving It with/ cream, a* is so commonly done./ * Cottage cheese alone is an appe- tlring- and nutrious dish. T t mav also be served with sweet or sour cream, and some people ndd n little sugar, or chives, chopped onion, or caraway seed- The following recipe*./according to home economics specialist* of the department, illustrates a numbgr of ways in wnieh cottage cheese may he served: Cottage Chaise With Preserve* and Jellies. •Pour over cottage cheese any' fruit preserves, such /as strawber ries. figs or cherries. Serve w|,h bread or crackers. If preferred, cottage cheese balls mav be served separately and eaten with the pre served. A very attractive dish may be made bv dropping a bit of jelly Into a ne^t of the cottage cheese. Cottage Cheese Kalad through g me«t chopper. Mix thor oughly and add bread crumbs until It is stiff enough to form into a roll. Browv in the oven, hasting oc*»* tonally with butter or other fat and .water. ’<*• 0 Cottage Cheese and 3f«t Roast. 1 cupUii of cottage cheese. 1 cupful of chopped English wal nuts. * 1 cupful btead crumbs. 2 tablespoonfuls chopped onion. 1 tablespoonful of butter. Juice of half a lemon. Salt and pepper. • % Cook the onion 1n the butter or other fat an<Ka Uttlo water quill tender. MIX the other ingredient? and moisten with the water in which the onion has beep cooked- Pour Into brown in the oven, j - Cheese Ranee. TRrffTKES* OOWFEIUWC'ER WERE WELL ATTENDED ^ - as (Continued from Frist Page.) ■ '■ culture in their respective districts, such group of districts shall be en titled to seven hundred and fif»y (1750.001 dollars. and -moit more than twelve hundred and fifty (ll.250.00l dollars, from the State or supplied by the State, to be uaed to pay the salary Of a map who shall be a. graduate in agriculture of a Stale agricultural college, or a col lege graduate versed in agriculture, who shall be employed for a term of at least three years, who shal! devote full time to classroom in- aTh«ii7w ^king "dTsh ‘and auction in agriculture field work on the school farm* school garden or school orchard or in any other lithe of agricultural teaching or *du- macp ronl or rlc^. fula of flour, salt and .pepper to.** employed jointly by the County f a( , (p | Superintendent of hdu^ation, the Thicken the milk with the Sour! State Superintendent of Education and Just before serving add the! a,, d the State Supervisor of Agiit-u)- cheese. stirring until it is melted. | tural Instruction, and may serve a< 'This sauce may be. used in pro-1 superintendent or principal of the paring creamed eggs or for ordinary proup-o' co-operating schools, s .i milk tosst. TRe quantity of chee*.^ reside during tl.e twelve months of in the recipe Ynav be increased, mait-'lhe year In the territory lie serves, ing a sauce suitable for using w-i»n shall possess, all of the scholarship r<*qnir»nieiits i^irt^nded of other 1 teachers, shall hold a valid certifi- rcate duly registered in the County Superintenden’s office, and shall h« j subject to the supervision of the j State Supe rvisor of Agricultural !n- VMI nriTLII V PIPV etructlon. Who shall he a spocialMt; " iUu UtfllHLT bluR; ^,:nrr/ 1 cation. H* may do teacher training .. i work in Clemsnn Agricultural and Stop l'*ing Dangeroa* Drug Before Mechanical College,, as may be It-Salivate* You! ' It's <■ agreed upon by the State Supcrin- Morrlble. ^ [tendent of Education and the pres:- I! CALOMEL MAKES You’re bilious, sluggliln const! pated and believe you need vile dent of th* college. The teacher of agriculture in schools Included on- dangerous- calomel to start you? liv-J d°r this Act shall ma’ )? all .report* er and clean yotTf bowels. required of public school teaches. Here’s my guarantee! Ask your | and • in addition thereto, shail fur- druggist for a 50-cent bottle of such other special reports as Dodson’s Liver Tone and take n | may be required in his special fleM. spoonful tonight. If it doesn’t by t^e chief of the e^t'-nsibn forces start vour liver and straighten you f ‘f C’em son College. auC, report to right up better than calomel andl^ made in triplica'c. on« op., tof without griping, or. making you b* ^• f 'd County Super n- sick I want you to go hack to thd tendent of Education, one copy with riitende store and get your money. the State Super nt o' Edun- Take calomel today and tomor-j ,ion nr d. on»; ^opv with the State row you will feel weak and* sick and , ^‘’PorvdsOr - of Agricultural Instrut'- nausented. Don’t lose a day's work- tion: Provided. That if any om Take a spoonful of harmless, vege table Dodson’s Liver Tone tonight and wake up feeling great. It’s perfectly harmless, so give it to' your children any time. It can’t salivate, so let them eat anything afterward?. CARD OF THANKS school district shall raise ty- taxa- firth. private subscription or othcr- It*g wise at least seven hundred and fifty < J750.0ft) dollars. *uoh school shall he entitled to receive two huiv <jf"t and fiftvf25«i.bO, dollars State aid: Provided, further. That if any | two school districts shall so raise j seven hundred and fifty ($750.001 | dollars, su ir ' schools shall receive Editor Press and Standard: ?* hundred ($5«o» <tn. dollars Stat“ Please allow me to thank t^eiaid under the provisions of this Act. good people of Walterboro. who! B*c. 3. Conditions Required of were so kind to me last week-w hile 4 —School .Farm—Courses of 1 was at the infirmary. 1 shall nev-l Instruction.-*Any public school co- er forget Mis. Harry Patterson and! operating in (his work shall hav" her little son who-eame every morn-| a n enrollment of at least fifty pil ing to ask how I was and to bring} P‘)* * a regular attendance of at a paper for me to read. Also many} least thirty pupils-, two or mor- (hanks to Daviil Black and W. W .*e«rhers of the usual public school Smoak for their kindness of maga-! !?• a term of six momiis. a lines. Mr. McDaniel and hla littleM 0 ™! tax of not less than four mills, girl were so nice to furnish flowe’-s>ft ‘e idortable and sanitary building and cold drinks, it made one thmkjt'J at hast two rooms, a school farm that they were in paradise. Thereof not less than two acres, in add’ were so many good people and alljl*°n to school site, the minimum so kind until one would w-ant fo equipment prescribed by the State Board of Education, and shall us* the textbooks and course of studv CLASSIFIED ADS. FORSALE FOR HALE—200 bushels good qual ity ear corn for sale. Apply to • Wilbur Driggers, on Bedon Horse Shoe place,- or at Colleton Bank ing Company, Walterboro. Jno. F. Lucas. it. FOR HALE—We will sell the old school property out to the high est bidder on Friday, July 27th. \ at 12 o’clock, M., reserving the right to accept or reject any and all bids. Said sale will be con ducted at the school buildinr. Bogrd of Trustees. Lodge School District. No/ 30. By P r . F. Con?, Clerk. ^ 7-18-2L FOR HALE—Two 'desirable bund ling lots—one situated between D. C. L: Hiers and A. K. Beach, and one in front of R. E. Jones. Apply to Mrs. E. M. Jones. Wak’ terboro.' "-18-4^ FOR HALE—100 patlernx second- land cotton bagging for sale cheap Apply to Herman G. Crosby, Wal terboro, S. C, 7-18-2t. FOR HALE OR RENT—Residence formerly occupied by Dr. W. B. Ackerman. Apply to F. C. Ben nett, Walterboro, S. C. tf. FOR SALE—One 5-piece parlor suite furniture and one ' table pi.lno in gnofl order and tune. Prices cheap. Apply to Mrs. B. Levy. 6-27-tL FOR SAI.IS—Two mares), one five • years old and one nine years old. Both country raisad, gentle and nice. Apply to G. JV. Glover, Walterboro, S. C v 6-27-4t. FOR HALE—Almost new 2 1-2 H. P. International gasoline* engine. Guaranteed to be- good as new. Price about oae-half cost. A bargain. Apply to The Pres«- end Standard. ^ tf. FOR SALE—Fruit jars in pints, cpiarl* and half gallons. A Wich- ifaaft 6c Son., tf. FOR' SALE—MohumenL*., ,1 am auent for Cherokee Marble Work -. REDUCED PRICES Just received a big shipment of Summer Dress Goods, latest styles and fabrics, which we were able to purchase at low* prices, being late in the season. We are offering these at the same low* prices. Dress Goods, value $1.00, per yard .... •.. 75c Dress Goods, value 75c, per yard at.♦ 50c Dress G6ods, value 50c, ^er yard at -35c Ladies’ Hate at.50c on the $1.00 to close out summer stock. . , ’ , We need place for fall goods and must make room by .closing out our large stock. H. ZALIN CLOTHING STORE WALTERBORO, S. C. S-e ?ju' for o?trmates and my figures before buying. Ihctt, Koupd, ?. C. secure C. C. tf. FOR SALE—3 pound tomato can®, five cents ‘each. A Wichman w Son. v - v tf. WANTED stay at Walterboro all their days Mrs. KaDorn and the nurses, alwar* so willing to help one on the wav to recovery. In fact it is an ideal place for any one to go who ne«*i* Mix thoroughly one pound of help. The doctors are all smiles cheese, one and one-half tablespoon fills of cream, one tahlespoonful of chopped parsley, and salt to taste. First, fill a rectangular tin mold with cold water to chill and wet the Surface; line the bottom with wax ed paper, then pock in three laverf. Of the cheese, putting two nr three pnralled strips of rirarnto, fresh nr canned, between the layers. Cover with waxed pane’- and set in a cool place until ready tc serve; then run a knife around the sides and invert the mold. Cut in slices and serve on iettuqe leaves with French dress ing and wafers or (Mn bread «nd butter sandwiches. Minced olives mav be used instead of the pnrslev. and shopped nuts also may be ad ded. Cottage Cheese Rolls. (To be used like meat rolls.) A larce variety of toils, suitable for serving as the p> a | n qish at din her. mav he made by combining 1*. gutaes (hen ns of various kinds. Cowpea*. lentils, rr peas) with cot tage cheese, and adding bread crumbs to make the mixture thick enough to form into a roll. Beans are nsually mashed, hut peas Jhr small Lima beans may be combined whole with br«nd crumbs and coi- tnge cheese, and enough of the liquor in which the vegetables have bee n conked should he added to get the tight consistency; or. Instead of henna or pens. chopped spinach heet tope, or head lettuce may be added. Boston Roast. 1 pound can of kidney bonn*. or equivalent onantflv of cooked beans 1-2 pound of rnttA*e cheesfe. Bread crumbs. Salt. * Mash the beans or put them through a meat grinder. Add the cheese and bread crumbs enough to make the mixture sufficiently stiff to be formed into a roll. Bake In n moderate oven, basting occasionally with butter or other fat. and water Serve with tomato sauce. This dish may be flavored with chopped on Ions cooked until tender in butter or other fat and a very little water. Plmiento and (mttage Cheese Roast. 2 cupfuls of cooked Lima beans 1-4 pound of cottage cheese. 3 canned pimientoes. chopped. Bread crumbs. v? Balt. Put the hast throe Ingredients when you are awake, but oh. my. they are only waiting for you drop off in a long slumber, and tb‘n time to play their part. The infirmary is a blessing to Walterboro and the surrounding community. We should thank Mr. and Mrs. EsDorn for taking the peo pie to heart and preparing a place where they can be cared for. With best wishes for the patient® anO much success to the infirmary. (V W. DRAWDY. a************** regularly required of other public schools. The said school farm of two or more acres shall be secured by the trustees of the school distiht in which the school is located, and shall be cultivated under the sup ervision Of the agricultural teacher who may require this cultivation to be done, so far as may be practic able. by the pupils being taugh’ agricultu’e in such school *he pro- c*'e-d$ from sales of crops g own on sa-d farm, may hr u<ed to defray th* expenses of the said farm, the surplus, if any. may revert to the school district or be disposed of as may be directed by the trustees of ♦he said school distxict. The *pe- eial lessors or course in agriculture may be adapt'd to the community # i needs as recognized by the agricul tural teacher, and such teacher * I shall have full right and absolute Ruffin. July 24.—Mis. Lisz-o freedom in the ’introduction and Beach and Jittle Smith Beach, of Walterboro. have returned to their home after spending sometime with her daugher and son. M:s. Eva Gar vin and Alva Beach, of Ashton. Miss Viola Byrne, of Walterboro is visiting her sister, Miss (,'laia Hyrne. Duncan Beach, of Wblterboro. is visiting his brother, Alva B«aih. at Ashton. * ON DF FENCE Sec. 4. , No Tuition to he Charr- “Well, Rastus.” said the colonel as the old n*n shoved- (he coal into the <eilat. “how do you stand on the great question of thq. hour? A:</ yon frtr unpreparedness cr defenceaid for /agricultural presentation of any additional les sons. bulletins, instruction or ether matter that may* be furnished by the United Ftate-ff Deportment of Agriculture, the Ftate Department of Agriculture, riemson College c: any other agricultural college c- expeiiment station. AH such modi fieations of the course of study’ shall b« *eported in writing to the Copr ty Superintendent of Education and to the State Superintendent rf F.du- catl. n. and shall not be continued n any school oyer the disappioval >f the Stnte Board of Education. \VA\TFD—I v'rh to buy a few Ke 1 But head iows or heifers for stock purposes. Must be red and but head. H. W. Black. Jr; It. LOGS—Pine, Cypress. Poplar, 12 . inches and over in diameter. Will pay good prices delivered our pond. Anderson Spool Ar Bobbin Mfg. Co., Charleston, S. C. 6-27-51. WANTED—The public to know that 1 represent 'three FIRST CLASS FIRE INSURANCE COMPANIES, and can take c*:e of any :ind all risks, whether in town or counr try. If interested write L M. FISHBVRNE. care Farmers and Merchants Bank. if. WANTED—To lease for five yea rr, laige tract of land for grazidij cattle, with or without fencing. Address Box 311, Allendale. S C. 7-25-Ifp. WANTED—A good man to collect on accounts and sell Singer Sew ing Machines. Must have horse and buggy. A good contract to the right one. Address Singer Sewing Machine Co., - Beaufort. S- C. / 7-4-4L WANTED—At once, men to cut 500 cords of 4 foot pine wood. Apply to W. C. Saunders, Stokes. 7-25-2L < • FOR RENT FOR RENT—One new store build ing. Apply to C. Gregory. Wal terboro, S. C. tf. BUSINESS LOCALS —We have a large lot of Tennis Shoes for Men. Women and Chil dren at 50 cents per pair. H. W. Black, Jr. —Good Coffee, 15 cents pound, sugar, 10 cts. lb. Jl. W. black, Jr. -'-Black and white Tennis Shoes for M*-n. Women, Boys and Girls— 50 cents per pair. H. W\ Black, Jr. MASTER’S SALE THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, County of Colleton. Ip the Court of Common'Pleat. A. P. Hiott. et al.. Plaintiffs, vs. Jez.nctlr Hiott, Defendant. Pursuant to decree in the above entlt’ed «ausf.'l will offer for sal° at public auction for cash, in front of the Court House. Walterboro. C., during the legal hours tf sale, on ialesday in Auguet, next, same being the sixth day. the following ed—Schools not Ineligible for Oth- described tract of land to-wit: er Aid.—Any school receiving Stat All that piece, parcel or tract of tho K . .. .. ^ , ’’-i county qi c oiieu n ami state of Ah. haiut gib it much conndera- s rmg to pursue such a course and} South (Carolina, containing «h C e tion. so Ah guess, suh. Ah ni o D dej po^essinir sufficient knoyledge of j Hundred (10(>) acres, more or les®. FLOWERS AND- PLANTS We are ready at all times to supply fre>h flowers in wedding boquets, corsages or in ftmeral designs. Our stock is absolutely the freshest and most ar tistic \ye can obtain and our designs are all executed bv artists. /' r ” •» We request a share of your patronage and assure you of our best efforts to please. Rogers Floral Co. ’Phone 855. 174 Tradd Street. CHARLESTON, S. C. ’Phone 855. “The beauty about our business is—Flowers.” Our Service Will Keep Your Car in The Best of Coudition. Your automobile needs treatment once in a while, just like the human body. The carburetor may be out of or der ; the spark plugs may be dirty; the cylinders may be clogged up with carbon and working poorly; in fact your car gets sick just as you can. If there is anything the matter with your car call up 188. Our corps of expert machanicians will render you prompt, courteous and satisfactory service at reasonable cash prices. Gasoline and Cylinder Oil for Sale *1 r—T— / X. The Colleton Garage RAILROAD AVENUE, WALTERBORO, S. C. you Dir uaprenarwlnew) or defence ’ aid for agnraftura! teaching ^hitllh^d pituate. lying and bt-ing in ,.*»/*" .. kUD u' ? J' ^ R**tus.| *nr<ilI/Tre* Qf charge- j.ny pcp l de- CO unty qf Colletca end State tkv elementary Du|li«' solutd sub- an d bounelyd feme."—Naehville- Tennessean, WISHING HIM WELL “Father. I had a fight with Percy Raymond today,’* eonfe>sed the son “I know you did.” replied the father soberly. “Mr. Raymond catne to see me about it.” “Well.” remarked the boy. "| hope you came out as well as I did " — Bxrhange. HT. JUDEX i HI R< H Rev. H. F. pchroettT. Sunday. July-29: 10:15 a. m.,1 Sunday school. No service* on Bun- 1 day July 29. The service* announc Mrs* Corn Connor, of thfCditto ed have been recalled to allow the Jfots to enable- him. in the opinion of. the agricultural tea'-her. to do this work with advantage, tsc'ino’s receiving aid for agricultural w v >rk shall not be ineligible' to share (p the State appropriation'** le? term extension, rural graded schools or high schools: Sec. 5. Textbook to be Adopted, —The State Hoard of Edu-.-ation upon the {recomnie'ndation of the State Snpervtsor of Agi icultuar In struction. iq he’eby authorised t n i)s '/’I.ows. On be taught in all other schools not provided for In thi* Act. Rector to fill an engagement at Wiggins previously made. theJEdisto rday. Mias section, was In .town Salu Connor was home demonstration agent for the county last year. North and East b> Lode of the e« tste of M. P. Hiott; on the South by lands of H. !l. Price; on the West by Cocks Hill Plantation and lands $f A. P. Hi; ft. Being the same land*. conveyed to George' A. Hiott by A. P. Hio*t by deed dated January 28th. 1913, recorded Feb- rua:y 1st. 1913. in the R. M 0. of fice lor Colleton County. S. C., in Rook of Deed? 63. at page 515. Term? of sale ALL CASH; com pliance with bid to be had within adopt a textbook on agriculture to Thirty (30) daye cf sale, or resaJ-: some subsequent salesday at tho risk of the former bidder or bid ders: purchaser to pay for all pa per*. R. M. JEFFERIES. Master. Wnlterbnro. 6. C , July 17, 1917. j i a • »-Is P L E NT V Of Fords ■ Wc Log to announce tr.at we have succeeded in get ting in a large shipment <-f Ford Cars, and can deliver them as fast as we can get them put up. See us if in terested. * > r \ \ II :* Rizer & Ayer WALTERBORO, n SOUTH CAROLIN \ i