The press and standard. [volume] (Walterboro, S.C.) 1890-current, December 12, 1917, Image 7
/December 12, 1917.
THE PRESS AND STANDARD
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HORSES and MULES
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Our Mr. Ayer has returned with sev-
eral car loads of fine mules and horses,
and will be pleased to see anyone in the
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county desiring to purchase a good favn
animal. Several bargains in horses ami
: mules traded for.
HAMPTON COUNTY
. HOLDS FIRST FAIR
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Surrey in F.verv Way. *
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There is an unusual demand for good
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mules this year, aixl in purchasing these
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animals Mr. Ayer had in mind the critical
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demands to be made by purchasers.
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SEE I S HEFOKE VOl HI V
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Rizer & Ayer’s Stables
, THE MULE EMPORIUM
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* Personal Mention *
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Hr. and Mr*. L. G. Gaston, of
Monttomery. Fla..’ are here on a
visit to their nieces. > Mr*. M. P.
Howdl, Jr., ami Mrs. E. L. Fish-
Commcnds County
Agent RUher
lnspir.il by their success aa one
of^the countie* in holdini;
the Southern (’aroliha Fair, the peo
ple of Hatnpton county got togeth
er an<i held a fair at the eoud^y
seat last weelv. .embracing three
days, ThursdLay, Friday and ^atu>-
day. Th«* fair spirit was abroad
and a large yowd fronH Hampton
and the adjoining counties partici
pated in the fair spirit, and helped
to make the fair such a success. 4
A large building was se£ aside as
an exhibit building and it was _flll-
ecf with the choicest things groan
in Hainpton county. There were
S‘>od exhibits o| poultry, piifs. cows,
colts and an abundance.of farm pro
ducts, and in the woman’? building
were many fine exhibits of the wo
men of the county, such as canned
good's.'fapey work. etc., etc.
An exhibit which attracted much
attention was that of fou r fine per-
cheron, .in a res, which were bought
recency by fajpiers in the county.
They were in good shape and many
favorable comments were heard as
to then beauty and size.
In the way of amusement?, ther.*
was the usual fair midway, the
sho\\s for which were furnished by
Frank M IVtit, who is a relative of
Mrs. Jt G. 1’ticfe, and a thoroughly
good showman. .
\i' admission fec*s were ehtrged I
to the fair proper, but admission ?o
the shows* on which a percentage
ivas paid to the fair furnished *the
money t.i pav tb<* prizes, jand other
expenses*of the fair.
The following letter has been re
ceived ftom Hon. \V. W. |»ng.
State agent of the ettension depart-
— anent. in which he commenda Mr.
burnc*. This i* Dr. Gaston’s *’tirst Jtlciher for the good work done* bv
visit to Walterboro, anfe'he is well j him in-the rt*cenL. campaign for In-
f>leas.*d with the country here-.creasing the production of wheat
abouts.
A H. Wichman, manager of the
Walterboro Garage Co., and of the
Overland Palmetto Company, has,
gon«* to Toledo.. Ohio, for a confer-
encej with the automobile people
there who manufacture the ,*.’ars
sold by these hustling firms.
and raising more hogs in this coun
ty. The letter follows: >
Clem son College, Dee. 8, 1917.
Dear Sir:
The campaign that we have re
cently made for the increased
acreage In wheat and increased hog
production has been exceedingly
gratifying. I want to take this op
portunity #0 thank you for the
Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Radley, of the splendid work you did in calling the
Beth* l ■ section, were tn town Mon- attention of the people to this most
day. 1 important matter.
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Allen Padgett, of Pritchardville. ,have the largest acreage in wheat
Is spending several days in Jhis
county visiting relatives and friends..
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Court Stenographer W,- L. Rodri
gues is spending this week in Barn
well, where he is working for the
regular stenographer, 'who was. in
terested in some cases in, court.
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.11 If. Hentz. .r prominent farnier
of 'fhe Islandton section, wa/ in
Walterboro Tuesday.
Willie O. * Benton, of Sav annah,
had business in W^lterboyo Tues
day of this week.. He wyht to see
his mother?’Mrs, B. G.-Behton. while
here, -pending Tuesday night with °f breeding stock
TEACHERS AND
• TRUSTEES MEET
Splendid Program Arr I iged by Fw 4 -
ulty ol W.ilterlMu•> tligli
Monday Night.
An interesting and pleasant meet
ing of the teacher* and trustees of
fhe Walterboro High school wa#
held at the school Monday nigh*.
This was the occasion of the regu
lar monthly meeting or the toarh-
ers and trustees, at which time tha
reports of the work of the school
are received by tire trustees and
other business mailers attended to.
On this oecnsion the teachers imit-
ed the trustees’ whew t 0 be present
and to enjoy an evening's entertain
ment.
Following the legniai business
session of the teacher* and tj-pstees
<the audience was favored with a
du^t "by l>r. and-Mr* Bailey, a read
ing by Mrs. .?. M. Witsell, song l»y
Miss .Chase Black, ail of which were
much enjoved.
A “Wflr” contest wa* tli’en engag
ed in by the teachers and trustees
consisting of reannngln'g certain
Jumble* of leftefs to .?pe|| tbo'
names of countries ••ngacetl in the
war,* The first prize' fbr this, a
handsome match holder, was won by
seeded for many years, and the
prospects ft>r winter and fall’ pigs
are unusually good. A great many
of the farmers who 1 have sows in
their fattening, pens for slaughter
have- seen the necessity for keeping-
'these sows for heeding, ptyposes
cither for themselves or for their
neighbors. What I want to impress
upon you is to endeavor to reach as
many farmers as possible and ad-’
vise them to by no means slaughter
eifher their young or old sows. \If
they are not in a position to utilize
them to notify you, and you will i W. W. SmoaV. and th< r booby' hv
endepvm- tq sell them to some far-M rv i n E M. rlshbuine. Other con-
l-n\oujr county who.Is in n**<*d foj» names of place? and gen-
mer
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White (lift” at
Bethel Sunday School
'xTh* In',: I Methodist Sunday
school will again observe the “White
GtfV” X’bt.i-tmas. tip- e\e| rises to 1)0
lield otN. fill istin;;- Kvepiog, Tttes-|
>iay. Dec 'tvtie! I’.'ith, iM'gintiinj; at 8 >
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Gilts of nuho*y clothing, or sttf*-
plies will be 1 •*(\ived alid distribut
ed t>y tie- Siiiiday.'vi hool. A po/tion
Of the ofieling \vill\be s’eflt to the
suffering Armenians " / .
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Di . .1. i\ vonlc'he/of Cnttagev ill. .
was among titose «ylio hud busings-»
in Walterboro Tijesday.
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F I,. Kinst*/, of the Walterboro"
Live Stock * A'ehb le Company, was
in St Louisa' Mo.,- last week w her..*
he w!^ to pinch a so iiorsj's and
mub for/their customers and the
publir gyfierally..-
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Hop/Tampa. Fla., is spendiiig a
we/, with liis parents atnl other rel-
a/vi - md ft i< nds neai tow n. M; «
7 a 1 rado e’ is' engaged in tl:* ' b •
'triyal imsiness.
.Yours very truly,
~s^A\ W. I.ONG. Mirer tor.
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lk.»\ PU1TV AT STOKES
eral? were .'ilso epjoyed, the last be
ing using initials - for giving (Jl
one’s favorite amusement; pet*
aster?Ion; (:>> the .outcome i?f the
war. Miss Edith Fras«-i ’won in ihis
content, her initials it. ing ”E: !.. F”
and her trtoMoes .-m rollbws: (It
Th.« 3< h« ol Improvement Asso-Eating lady flfigci , ( .'i Egotistic
ciafion f of Ftoleg will give a bqv laxy folks; Cl) Ei)n.iJity. lib<frtV.
V*'ty at the school house on* Fri- fraternity. . . ’
da> night. Hoc 14th/* The Public, j\ The class in donu -tn s* h ue.. s« rv-
esperially the voting people, are. in vd. dainty r.*freshm. nts. <qnsi?ting
Alt’ d ’to attend. Many . interesting of - salad-. ’e'ila« ker? ,a'ud coff.-.v,
features .n b ing planned for the
occasion and Mi os** wrh^ desire api
e.yeaing ro •* ? txation. and - (up will FKEAt HI\G XT t X l.lfi.GI I \
do will to 'make- tapir pfans to Hv -*—'—’*-
pr*s«*nt. 4 • XII the Afrls/Who will ar>*' There will In* | i* i.dno t Evt r-
aakeii to • bm** witi! tioxe.s. kreen Chtistian rim h nig ,t
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ll*;c«>tn**>* XVnU«*rboriHn
Jr •<’. N< 'ties and family hav*
moved to \V*;.lt« 1 tioro from th*
I' George Timer, tlo* popni t.
carric- of dtoute T,. ha^ mav.ed to.,
ilit'- taim neai i^lack Creek. Mr .Sr- d* is • lion. Ms. Netties ha.-t, 0 r ' ,,< i 1 iday luoi.iiins i; To |ia’
this- W e**k, b» Big >'OI|i| ll> led by ,1.. 1.
<Ire«*n. \Is ( , the tun**v:«t i r\K'«-s of
little Henry Pt ice, .1.0 whs kill*-1
- irl an automobile arc.tdenf a fr -
w«*«*ks avo. will In beb! af ebven
15. M. Benton, of-’(M.chg/Hirg. Was j
a business vi.Mtoi to - WaYt^rhoro
Monday of this week Whily dtct’c
1i< visited liis mother near town..
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rim. i i bm**s into XX’alterbortT'evei y purchase*! the obE 11 yrne residence
tiny in*! .a’rics th*) mai! ns usual when Mr<. E F. llyme foimCrJv
—0-0— ! lived, and ha-: h;i/ii it remodelled.
•cuts are able ttf nttemj •fhe- pwb
lie is cordially ini it. d fn iitt. nd
Mr. and Mrs. Ja*-^ M Pat’. r-op i.l* will ie.t rip bi- f-irnung interest? A B XItG.MV—If yon want
• Allendale, are spending several ‘a? hi- old home, but <an>. here to bargain in a s« cm- l-hand
days iti town as tV.e guests of rein- get the adv. ntages, bf the bettor
tives. 'S, x t H *1 chool facilities.
moblb*. don’t faiTto r» ;ol
page idejit nhd act i|!ti. k
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BUYING A COLUMBIA GKAF0N()L\
FOR CHRIStMAS/s really a very /teas
ant piece of business/ and the J?6luml)jj/
dealers try to make it/yen nn>re pleasant.
S<^) do not hesitate to go in and get actmaint-
ed with the Columbia Grafonoja. .,< , oLun>
bia salesrooms are operated ft/Mio othei:
purpose than to gke the public a chance
to see the Columbia instruments and to
il ear the Columbia records. The Columbia
dealer realizes that the American tenden
cy in buying phonographs is to shop and
compare. He knows how .to make the
shopping enjoyable and he welcomes the
opportunity for comparison of the Colum
bia Grafonola with any other instrument.
In a test, the Grafonola always appears at
its best. ^
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Columbia Grafondlas are priced at U
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Brown Furniture Co.
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Don’t Envy Your Neighbor’s Car, Get Your Own
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The Home Makers
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The farm makes your family’s
living, but this big, beautiful Over
land makes their life!
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You cannot succeed these modem
days with ancient tools such as the
wheat cradle/
Nor can you reap the pleasures
ancj, benefits of modem life without a
thoroughly up-to-date motor car.
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It adds to your health and ivealth.
With it you do more, see more, and
live more.
There is a great difference in
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Model 85-F<
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Five Passenger
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f o f* Tolct-i -raj free
hut subucl to thangc u. huut notica.
Get this CK’crlan ! - the car you can
enjey aa well aa employ!
G ve your-family the G’test for the
pri<'<- it n economy 1* p-y.
Give ther. the rf ’e rtage of its
big, roomy cot r >rt.and beauty.
Consider their pridi as well as
your ^urse.
This car has liberal room for five
passengers; superabundance of power
in the 35 h. p. en bloc motor; and
cantilever rear springs.
Also, electric starting and lighting
system; magnetic speedometer and
32 x 4 inch tires, non ski4 rear.
Also, vacuum gasoline system;
ample speed; and 112 inch wheelbase.
It is a city Cavorite because of its
luxury and beauty.
It is a favorite everywhere hi r u. c
of its sure-service f-.ne dura! tlity.
Order now and get the most for
ydur money.
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WALTERBORO GARAGE COMPANY Ltd.
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