Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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■ ■■ - • t <* #4 ; ••w SUCCESSFUL Farmers, men who Know to f^nre to their advantage, have book orders for -V ' THE FtfeSS AMS STA8IUSD IWIWEETIItG - nous of mouis ». 1918. =aae=Hai ■ r* w ■V' ■ .M The Cheapest Fertilizer *.■ ■ I STUDY thede facts carefully and you will see where it is to your advantage to follow their example. \ ■ A COMPARISON OF THE COSTS OF ' PLANT FOOD. IN COMMERCIAL FERTILIZERS AND MANURE. BASIC PRICE PER tNIT \ Acid •••• Ammonia Potash — \ • • • # • $1.25 $7.00 .$6.00 COMMERCIAL FERTILIZER Analysis— 8-3-0 cost per ton 8-3-3 cost per ton - ■ 10-2-0 cost per ton • • • • • A • $37.00 $54.00 $30.00 \ MANURE FROM CAMP JACKSON Analysis— Acid, 0.45 at $1.25'**\* $ .56 • Ammonia, 0.68 at *7.00 ^ 4.75 Potash, 0.58 at $6.00 V : - 3.48 \ T V \ / $8.80 <' ‘ - We will be glad to make credit ar rangements with responsible parties, or we will accept wood in exchange for manure. Wood to be delivered during the summer months. • S ■ b • X We specialue on car lot shipments. Cars average 33 tons. Buy a car in con junction with your neighbor ar.d save freight. •■"X, " ** * ■ f - - ' ■, r V-v • Right now is the time to use man ure. Write us today if you are inter ested in prompt delivery. We already have numerous orders booked for prompt shipment, but will use our best * I /• * vv ^ efforts to make delivery in accordance with instructions. Shipment Made From Either Point . CAMP JACKSON " Columbia, S. C. CAMP WADSWORTH ’ Spartanburg, S. C. 1 ■ x: Actual Worth of Manure Based on Commercial Fertilizor $8.80 * V . OUR PRICE LESS THAN HALF THAT SOME LARGE ORDERS BOOKED RECENTLY. \ Skottowe Wannamaker, St. Matthews, a car a day until further notice. / Julius H. Jahns, Charleston - ...\. 500 tons J. H. Hydrick. Orangeburg • • - X .—.v- 500 tons Nathan Evans, Marion » yX- .V..... 100 cars A. E. Gonzales. Columbia • * v • 500 tons A. B. Gross, Gross Station —• -1,200 tons L. sD. Jennings. Sumter X- - - '2.000 tons M. E. 1. Batcsburg ..>1. 1,000 tons And oth'T orders fn.m large ecually well / Make arrangements with us now for immediate - •' yv .. . 0 / as well as summer delivery til Agents Wanted in Unoccupied Territory v \ COLUMBIA, S. C. \ A.VMVKRflART OF FOTKDIXO OF THE ORDER FITTIXELY OB- GRAND CHANCELLOR HERE Grand fbaneeiior Dfrrfck. Grai-.d Vice rhancellor BHatow and Otb» , Other OOcct* Hone. MJMMOm FOR (Complain Served.) STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. - County of Colleton. Court ef Common Flea*. W. O. Jona*—Plaintiff. TB. Clarence 8. DuBols. QuiUie Du Bo (a. CalUe DuBols. Rufus Horae, Geith- en Horne and^John Doe. a fletit- ious person repreaentlng the un- known heirs and devisees Sof W. oir either side. All °t lir DuBols, and of nay of the de-. unlawful, and* dheonttnued. All fendaots named above.—Defend- I parties are hereby notified not few ants. - throw any trash, boshes or dirt tu To the Defendants Above Ntfmed: * the road or In the ditches. All farmers are notified to #>t All contracts against.. Colleton county most be submitted to tin* Highway Commissioner. \ ' AO orders to stores for sappt*»g mast be signed by the* Highway Commissioner. «®ept for ryollne for county trnefe. , AU rates screes public highways must be twelve feet * clear, either way, with WtcMfeg post on- either side. All other gates as* let their plowmen h the road, while turning ground «t the ends. All valid -claims are paw able and will be paid on the fir* day. of each month. Magistrates. Constable* and Ferrymen .WU1 be paid quarterly, a* these claims paid er-f monthly would be very small. boro,'8. C.. within twenty days sf-| Peddler*, medicine men and Jdnh Too are hereby summoned and required to answer the. Complaint in this setin*, which eras this day filed in the office of the Clerk of Court, Walter boro, S. C-, and of which ft copy Is herewith served up on yon* and to serve a copy'of your answer to the said Complaint on the subscriber, at tjLefr offices, Walter- j monthly would be very small The 52nd anniversary . of tho fouadation of the order of Knights of Pythias, was fittingly observed Tuesday night. The-occasion was tho annual District Convention, which was held with Ashby vgagrow Lodge. GraiR Chancellor W. E. Derrick; Grand Vise Chancellor L. J. Bristow, Insaratiee 5*uperjntend- ents M. 8. Womack mid his brother were present arfd ^dded much to the meeting. Greatly to the regret of the local lodge but few delegates were pres-J • ——— ent. Smoaks being the only other .Editor The Press aad Standard: lodge represented. This, however, | I want to take this method o* did not interferre with the enjoy- thanking my many friends for thei ment of the meeting. The Invito-'many kindnesses shown me during tlon of Elmwood Lodge. St. George. I the Illness and death of my wlf*. was accepted for the next eonven-jlt has been wisely saM that a friend tipn. E D. Lemseks, 8f Walter-,111 need is a friend Indeed, and to! boro, was re-elected District Secre-! me this has been fully demonstrat-! tarv. led for services rendered and worl- I think that I shall never see t tot the service hereof, exclusive of the day of such service; and If you fait to answer the Complaint within tho timo Aforesaid, tho plaintiff in this aetloa will apply to the Court for the rahef demanded • in the CompUdjjt - PADGETT A MOORER. dealers must have their license with, them at all times. All ferries are free, except Oom- bahee. and are operated from % a. m. to 10 p. m. 1 AU pilll men are notified not to , drop any Iocs, or leave any edrts in the road or ditches. Plaintiff's Attorneys 1' f,ave nublisheff this infornto- Walterboro, 8. C.,'Feb. 20. 191}. Mon that all may have due and timely notice, and help us out in CAPT. WAT THAAK8 FIUUND> having better roads in our cot nty. We will consider it a favor v Vn anyone reports had holes or brN.gev to us. and same will have earliest and be«t attention.' " > - . Yours to serve you, *’ B. R. I-LMER. '’-;0-2r. Highway Comr. in A short business meeting was held of comfort spoken. ^ Again I than!: J A poeui lovely as a tree, the afternoon, and at 7 o’clock you all. G. W. WAY. t tree whose hungry mouth is the members of Ashby Farrow j Lodge and the visiting knights as sembled and marched to the ban quet hall where a supper was en- floyed. Upon returning to the hall the following program was render ed: .Address of welcome, M. P. Howell. Address on Insurance, M. 8. Wo mack. "The Pythian Spirit,” Grand Chan-, cellor Derrick. "Our Home, Flag and Country,” W. Smoak. **&.4 Years of Pythianism,” Grand Vice Chancellor Bristow. , Vice Chancellor, R. M. Jefferie/; acted as toastniaster. Following the toasts a session of Ashby Farrrw I>odge was held and one Candida ie, F. 8. Fennell, was raised to the rank of enquire.'- This ceremony was greatly enjoyed^. Chancellor Commander D. B. Black presided during the convention with ease and dignity. . L The delegates from Smoaks lodge were Chancellor D. E. Sauls. C. A. Thomas. W. L. Thomas. F. J. Berry, L. F. Berry and C. H. Strickland. The reports from this I5dge were very encouraging It is fast grow ing, and the Vrork enjoyed by all members. , ^ prest Against thl c-veet earth’s hungry Ym Nned ■ General Tonic breast; Ink* Grovn's. A tree that looks at God all day The Old Standard Grove's Tasteless And ,ift * h * T l€ * ,y ar:n8 10 pray ' chill Tonic 1. equally v^ibin. a } tree that may in summer wee • — - - ■ v - - - A nest of robins in her hair; General Tonic because it contains the wellknown tottie properties of QUININ E and IRON. It acts on the Liver, Drives out Malaria, Enriches the Bkaxl and Builds up the Whole System. 60 cents. Upon whose bosom snow has la :: Who intimately lives with rain. Poems are made by fools like me. But only God can make a tree./ \ / STOKES SCHOOL Stokes. Feb. 19.—Stokes graded school is progressing nicely under management of Miss Ida Mae Fishburne and Miss Eula Ackerman. The school gave a valentine so cial for the benefit of the school which was quite a success. There were different games and a dot ing contest and a c&ke which was furnished by Mrs. G. Albeit Beach, and was voted off to the most popu lar girl. Miss Katie Hiers being th-? winner. The cake brought $51.96, and tho total raised was S6S.90. HUDSON MILL SCHOOL There will be an entertainment and box party at Hudson Mill school on Feb. 23. A unique, pat riotic program has been arranged by the teachers. Prof. W. 8. Price and Miss Constance Rape. It will be interesting and at the same time furnish lots of fun and pleasure. This entertainftient. is given und«»r the auspices of the School Improve ment Association and the public is cordially invited to attend. On account of MOVING OUR JEWELRY BUSINESS TO GREENVILLE, S. C„ we ask our customers to „ please calhfor all the repairs left with us in WATCHES, CLOCKS and JEWELRY during the next 30 days, be- \ ■ - r , #> \ «'-—/■ y . -a •• /v ginning February 20th. \ //' * '* • * • ' • v /X* - ' \^' Also we wil| sell our fixtures, consisting of wall case, show cases, a few tables, typewriter desk and cue large size new iron safe, at reasonable prices. r • : • Now is the only chance you will have, FOR THK NEXT 30 DAYS, to select and purchase RELIABLE and GUARANTEED JEWELRY from us. We have a record of 16 years in this county for the quality cf goods we have handled. WALTERBORO, SOUTH CAROUN \ A Fall Line Of • 1 ADS. . FOR SALE FOR HALS'OR RHNT—Lot and building In town of Wnltorboro, *;oo4 location. . Apply to M. L Hlott, Waltorbohu^ 2-U-4L POR HAIJB—Ford touring car in good running condition for salt* .... ^ cboapV Apply at The Ptcm and FOR SALE—One saw mill, com standard ©flu* plot*, with six mules to good con dition. and two timber carts with por RAUt—8 C Rhode Island y?y» m H Red eggs from the best strain in SI! »• ? 1 ‘“e Bute, $2.0® per sitting of 11* »* W J»« M- Kleii eontty. South Carolina. Cheap FOR CAffiR. Apply to Mrs. P. B.. . v W A VTlTTl rs. Wslterboro. S. C. tt.j ^toree hundre«l WATTED—To boy I / Boy’s Clothing it dollar mules. > too L M. Flsbburne ibic.) Farmers k r 1000 stslkn sugar cans for plaating. H rea sonable in prlee. H. S. Hier*. 1 Walter boro. Koute S. 5 Rock egge from i ^ Guaranteed fertile JRird Mood—11.50 per set-| Of II. Leave orders at ' _ _ . . _ , . Taylor's atore, Walterboro.' 8. C. F0R RENT—SlriekMnd house, sd- FOR RENT l Joining Dr Black. National Bank. LOST MlW-O. B. Riaher. Round S. C. l^-4tp. . \ - J ; FOR BALK—Biff boll long staple <fcfor sale. \ A goo-t ‘ FOR tALE—Tbe beet Sped Oat. A bneiiei^wkUe they last W. V Apply at First 1-20-tf rim; 32x3 1-2; s Crow Elkhart rim; between Walterboro and Island- ton. Return to J. F. Rents or to The Press and Standard. ■KSttfMi*, Shaffer. . , It j (UTLMT.TIHH^AnflMrf!^ AateV- ee Khenmatian. Spmina, Newral- gin, etc. ' - 1 t Wn - We gite 8. A H. Trading Stamps Klein’s Drug Store. it) —Bart’s Ninety Day Oats Just j arrived at Terry 4 Shaffer. It.) Break poor CoM or LoCfrippo with j a few done* of Odd. t-P-Smo. Klein’s Drug Sort- - it —We mH Wood’s Garden Seeds.) —Burt’s Onto for Spring planting for aale at 'Perry .A Shaffer. It ■ ^ . I 4 Just try ooe SMeat bottle of LAX-FOt WITH ffCMtf. A liquid Digestive Laxative pleasant to take. Hade sad recommended to the pubic by Paris Mfldi , cine Co, manufacturers of Laxative Bruno Quinine and Grove's Tastffieas chill Took. . .... n *. p. _ . . v -. Every failure teaches s max something, if he will only learn ; Dtekenb. \, - Fame mean, doing thing, bo well it bet the world doesn't get s chance tf. to forget as. , Alt Ike latest itfaWes ariJ slyhe. up to now. RecdVinp Daily ftdl assortments of Shoes for the family. Our line of low quarters is complete. Anything inihosiery shirts, ties, and accessories for Mai and Boys. .We Gtve^Green Trading Stamps. Only place in town you can get Stamps on our liae HERNDON CLOTHING STORE At The H. W. Cohen Store old place of Business -\- rr,-