The press and standard. [volume] (Walterboro, S.C.) 1890-current, May 22, 1918, Image 4
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THE PRESS AVD STANDARD
Wednesrtfiy, Wcy 22,
Only About Half
the Steer is Beef
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Ut« Waifht 1200 pound*
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PrttMd Wtighl 672 pounds of Bool
56%
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When Swift & Company buys
a steer weighing 1200 pounds,
only about 672 pounds goes to
market os beef; the other 528
pounds consists of hide, fats,
other by-products, and paste.
When the packer pays 15 cents n
pound for .a steer, he sells the meet to
the retailer for about 24 cents. But
the packer gets only about 6 cents a
pound for the other 528 pounds.
ytws means that the packer gets
about 16 cents a pound for all the'
products from a steer for which he
pays 15 cents.
The difference of 1 cent per pound
covers the cost of dressing, preparation
of by-products, freight on beef to all
parts of the United States, operation of
distributing houses, and leaves a net
profit of only about Vi of a cent per
pound on all dressed bwf sold.
Large volume of business and utiliza
tion of parts that were formerly wasted,
make this achievement possible.
Year Book of interesting and
instructive facts sent on request.
Address Swift & Company,
Union Stock Yards, Chicago, Illinois
Swift & Company,U.S.A.
imm
Lodge School
Will Close
Lodge, Maw 20.—
this community are
The people of
proud of the
strides which have been made by
the'school in the past few years, and
especially proud of the new build*
Ing and the new furniture. Th>
new piano has Just been installed",
land in a few days the audiloiiur:i
j wilt be furnished with 3«A8 opera
.chairs.
The peoplf' are looking forward
! for connneweaient exercises which
iwill take jnare May 24-26^‘ Friday
night the r ‘exercises will begin at
:o’clock, tnew time! and the enter-
tainment fof this night will consi«t
Of many numbers, several songs,
{drills, recitations and plays. Two
of the plays will be giveo by the
.larger boys'and girls, entitled tTMj
Rough Diamond,” and “The Litt'e
i Heroine of the Revolution.” \Ve
are looking for a large croigd to this
•part of the program.
’Saturday night the exerbiaes wili
begin at 9 o’clock (aew time). This
night will be given to the graduat
ing class. The literary address will
b« delivered by Hon. Bert Carter,
one of the moat prominent lawyers
In Bamberg county. Mr. Carter is
a speaker of note, and a man of
wide in.luenee. After which th
p;ip*-rs of the graduating claas will
be read. Members of the class and
the title of their papers ard as
lows: -
LOCALBOIRD REP0R1S
RliS Of DEIHIPIS
. >
The following »registrants failed
to ‘flle. yuestionnaries or appear fo.*
physical examination:
t‘ofc>re«l.
J59 Henry - Harrison, JacKsonboro.'
Tig') Ri-nard’ Dailly, Walterboro.
375 William Fishburhe, Xacksou-
boro. .
3s4» A : >raham !>•*:. Walterboro.
5x4 Shephard Ji-akins, _• Wglter-
. boro. .
•r,2*i Stacy Jackson. Green Pond.
«:i5 Jyke Gieen, White Hall.
♦;»i7 Thomas Brown,•Green Pond.
♦IXX Francis Brown. Wiggins.
♦592 K'ldie Jones, Ritter. ’
70'» John White-, Wiggins.
75f, Jai:ies Bradley, Wiggins.
772 Monfoe P.yqs, Gr«*en Pond.
7x9 Adam Akens. Walterboro.
794 Luther Chisolm, Kstil!.
X03 Tillman itamhat. Walterboro.
809 Adam King, Williams.
862 Ransalr Simmons, Colleton.
870 Abe Mays. Wiggins.
915 Janies Jenkinsi'-Walterboro.
993 Jack Bennett, Colleton..
997 James Carson, Walterboro.
Drugs! Drugs!
and plenty of them
> . ... AT
Fishburnes Drug Store .
The Best of Everything
•» - -
Prompt Service. Depot 1 for U. S.
, Postage Stamps
A C.MTnJry worth fighting for
for - Huy Thrift SUm|*s Here.
a Country worth ro ipr
101^
1045
Rilli
March
, Wri.
an Fc
Browne^—"My Country’s
Cone
Cone
Class
"The
Will.
Tactics
of the
y
Marie
Duty.”
Eddie
K .Willie
Itaiser.” . • ,
Gerald Fox—Class Prophecy.
Armeda Jones—’’Footsteps of thy
Past and Footfalls of the Future,’’
After this the diplomas will he
awarded and the pricipal. Prof. C.
Q. Garris, will deltypr a farewell ad
dress to the people and children bf
the community. ;
Sunday*, May 2f>th, Dr. Poteat
will deliver the<f*ommencenient ser
mon at 12 o’clock (new time). Dr.
Poteat has been president bf For
eman Fniversity for many years and
'we consider oiiiaelvei fortunate in
'being able to secure a man of his
calibre. He is a speaker of State
wide repr.tation and an educator of
note. We are looking, for a large
audience to hear Dr. Poteat on his
first visit to Lodge.
erguson. White Hall-
Green. Green Pond.
f°l* i 1050 James Walley, Green Pond.
J 1053 Benjamin Walling, Green
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* BRIEFLETS
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lied Crowe,
I'Hold Meetii
Will’Hold Meeting
The Jitnior Red Cross of the Wal
terboro rchooP will hold its final
meeting Friday afternoon at 5:30
o’clock at the school auditorium.
,Thls organization has done good
i work during the school year, and
leaves behind a splendid record of
achievement.
, ©-
T. K. M Teei Out
For Magistrate.
T. E. McTeer. of Green Pond, has
shied his hat into the. ring in th-3
magistrate’s r$oe for Rlako and
Lowndes town^n*. . He is out gs a
competitor »>f Magistrate G. wJ2138
Sweat, who has held the otBce for. 21 **9
tw«* >vars. and be says he. expects 2195
to win. Mr. Metier is a prominent 222 5
farmer of the low country, and ha-i 224H
mnny friends who will work for 2273
his success.
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Colletop ILtys
I Get DlM-hargc.
Greer Vf Hlott, cf
Ru« c ell Lgwrence, of
who went i> cently^ to Camp
son. were ttimed down on
Pond.
1113 Sam Brown, W f hite Hall.
1119 Ellis Nesbitt* Ronnd.
1124 John Juines, Walterboro.
1132 Ed Padgett. Waltefboro.
1147 Will Ray, Olar, R. 1. .
1160 Tom Danerson. Heltonia, Gai
1190 Air ier Fredrick.. Branchvtlle.
^ (His father says he is in armyi
1220 Lee <Bryan, Colleton.
12 41 Morphy Staton. AUenherst, Ga.
1280 John Evans, Green Pond.
1309 John -Smith,. Green’ Pond.
1361 Willie Ting, White Hall.
1370 Dan, Moore, Walterboro.
1400 Prince Maultrie, Green Pond.
1414 Philip Truel, Green Pond. j|
1425 Esaw Ravenel, Gourdines.
1432, John Mitchell. Walterboro. .
142.6 Callus Frasier, Estlll.
1450 James Grice,
1452 Govon Lawton. Schofield.
15 42 Johp f^mith. Green Pond.
1593 H-nry Green. Hardeeville.
161 \ Sgm Small. Walterboro.^
1668 Peter Brown, Wiggins. ~
1755 Joseph Briand, W’iggins.
1770 Salters Hughes, Green Pond
1787 David Williams, Walterboro.
1790 Sam P.ailey, Wiggins.
1804 Parnev Miller, New Augus
tine, Fla.
1812 Samuel Wright, Walterboro. \
T815 Cub Monroe, Green Pond.
1829 Mone Ball,, Wando.
1958 William Hendersop. Round. }
1864 General Perry Candy, Dams-
vtlle.
J873 Will .Small, Green Pond.
1x94 Henry Carson, Wiggins.
1901 James Sineletop, Ehrhardt.
1917 Benjamin Wirfall, Colleton.
1929. Jnsiah Barnwell. Stokes.
1935 Harvey Campbell. Wiggins. ’’
1943 Wueeler Allen, Hampton.
1996 Willie Green. Vances.
2'M5 Robert Lee, Walterboro:
2"77 Tenny rimer. Green Pond.
2129 Johnnie Chisolm. Smoaks.
Men’s Palm Beach
y Iff' L
and ICeep Kool
ALL Ci) f»RS. ALL SIEES, ALL QFALlTltS. IF YOU Vlt.:
3CT FOR A’Sl’IT, CALL ON I S, FOR WE ARE BflUND TO
St IT YOU! ‘ , ' * - '
WE HAVE A BIG ASSORTMENT OF PALM BEACH AND
KEEP KOfJl. SUITS. AN'D WE ARE SURE TO HAVE Jt KT
THE KIND YOU
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ARE LOOKING FOR.
MILUNERY
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A BIG REDUCTION IN THIS LIND.
YOUK PICK. „
COME
and Have
Buy Them And
Help Win The War
FOR SALE EVERYWHERE
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Buy Thrift Stamps Today
Rufus
Willie
Henry
Joseph
Palmer.
Barnes,
G eddies,
I’rv nnt.
Sunjm^rville.
Ehrhardt.
Stokes.
Round. \
2285
,2310
2 >24
•ttoinv!. and 2’!72.
Walterboro, 23,85
Jnck- T742
>he:r ‘' ,iS
Fred Green, Wiggins.
Frank Hanes, Colleton.
Willie Austin, Wiggins.
Caesar Goodwin. Wiggins.
George Ravenel, Coydell,' Ga.
Jessie Williams, f.lhton
Sam Gre-en, Cownens.
Joe Campbell, Walterboro.
Louis Sun ils, Round.
John Walker. Wig ins
ond.
lo.i c; n purchase them Kt o,i
f. id « n r.r- Little an amount r.fi 25r.
Thrift' Stamps you tan then excfcr.rvf
tag Ceviiticr.te stamp.
t
store. StaM your Thrii:
When you have secirte.i 16
th* :n fo: a ?a . War' Sav-
LEVY
nlr.;;;< al <v. .u.itioii, Th* : weAg J : ’l" Most’ Raker. *.r**’n 1
bol’i T Mud to !;ave ftijb-n ii'clieri'k • 0 White,
and while G ■ i 1; uiualifies them f >-! * -J’ai ks Knight. V. -M*
rtriot "i,iilit<f"y ditty, thev w* re told
that th- v. i iriit he ratio*! at an'
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ILTEIORO SEED ID FEED GGHY
CAKEKULLY SELECTED AND INSPECTED SEED:
FOR FIELD AND GARDEN
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U4irl» Kfwg Cott< n Seed.
Simpkins Ideal Cotton S«^d
Pole an 1 IL.rh Putter Beans
'Six-car Prrhflc Corn.
Farm* j a Pride Corn.
Soy Beans.
White and Gold Seed Rice.
Amber Cane Seed. ,
German Millet.
90 L>a> Yellow ar..1 White Dent Corn
PLEDS CF ALL KINDS
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IILIER00R0 SEED
WALTERBORO,
m FEED GOMPAMY
SOUTH CAROLINA
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as otre iif two hajs
■it to go to Atlanta
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the otllcerr training sciiooj
on the 15th. / u
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( ouiioi'tloii May lb-
'lade f«» Savannah.
It is lea-rne*! tyiat it is now possi
ble for pa-str)g*rs desiring to ro
to c avannah in the morning by
t 'i»h*l «s!.
6«>1 Andrew Wells. Wi.
*<12 J* , sst* Si!*.ills. V gg*
6 ‘ J• i!jp *a:an. W}i!t«^dMK<*-
739 !’. if Rr'.nit. Ruff>*fo. N. Y-
7;4 David IIarri«'*n. Xharb'sUin.
T'-T Ualsi'n HamiPo'L *Ireeii Pom 1 .
0®rar TindrjL Sr*r ; ngfl< Id; f*c.
Xsthur Savannah. *;.n
150*
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Walter-
'(Jii-o-n C*>Il,n;, M<* -t
Loyless \j. CrflBer
when si'iiMnohed
Calvin Let^ ,
ter hoe o,-'!«
Danief .Vie
1 x"7y(foe Calhoun Thomas,
lioro.*
Lulfter Samuel Hiott,
tirtro.
Je.i Hlanchurd Dia ’.dv
Pond.
i*e!uia Whitsell ixtwfls, SmoaJf.t
Thomas L«ny Kinsey, Round.
Wal:
Wall
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"Corn-Less Day”
lor Feet, Every Day
Use "GfD-It,” the Great Ccni re
covery! Makes Ceres Peel Right Urf
laick r.t the illustratii ti below.
See the two linger* '••-el;; a on V
«**rn as though il wer,- banan;i.
;><i! And the man is smtlini* whita
he s doing U! All doig-. f-ait.v
jcj-fuily. Tbo momeut ‘•Geis-it
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MISS PltOSSEK’S
To the- Editor:
Will >ou allow me §p;.ce in your
Daniel ‘Dtafmie Davis/Orang •- papery? *■»>’ i ,,s t » few words. D
hnraX * V. I’ll
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tram, nay do so on Account ofjl
recent change/of sche«!iile in ..Ym* •
fast mail train going to Savannah, ;
which leaves Charleston une hout i
latt-r. if is necessary to So to Yem-j
•iKSec on th** iocst fr>rtn out. from ^258
.CharUstcn and waj** for the other '
t-ain. wl\lch rrnrb/* Ycriasse^ w.tii-‘^
in a few mir.utch of flixk local trafn
X 7(1404
Mbs 'litnce Davis Will
He Here ^attmlay.
} Mfss Mil wee Davis, State eien.en-
taS ► jperintendeot of the Sunday
scbro’.K. wifi he in WaHerhoro Sat-
I'T-ay «t the Methodist church fro;ji
11:20 a. ri. to 1:00 p. m. for th.)
purpose of consulting with Sundav
s*hool wo*kera in reference tn
, “Continent-Wide Children’s Week,’’
the flrat week in Juhe’ Sunday
school workers of all, denomina
tions are urged to attend.
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iii'.ft Hprtnr Chisolm, j:-.. Lodge.
109 4 ..Joseph Heyward, Green Pond.
10Charles Abraham Farr. er.
y Cotta ceville.
Jo - LevliK Ritter.
David Singleton. Grc* n pond,.
Joan Bailey, Wiggins.
Toney N’essmith, Spring-fleld.
Ct>.
George Carter. Procter, \. C.
James Gibbs, Savannah. Gj*.
Rob- rf War ns, Green P* "d
Duet Crosby, Lodge. .
Abram Hmree. Green Fond.
Pat Mitchell, Estfll,
Henry White, Green TV"d. j
Lewie Sirrmon*. .Green Pend, i
As berry Lee. Round. - t
Tillmtn Prvan, Savannah. Ga.
Harvey Primes. Ritter., |
Joe Brown. Colleton.
preach at the Stand near
Smoaks Fridgy night. Come on*-
and all. I’ll leave D. V. Saturday
afternoon for home to visit my peo
ple for a few wecW Then to North
Carolina.-- God bles>4 each of you
that I’ve ever met. Itujneniber th.;l
If 1 should ne\er see you readers Li
this life again meet me ih heaven.
It is not what people say we are,
but it is what God knows we x are •
“Prepare to meet thy God.”
MISS MARIE PROSSER.
H* r..e addreps, Johnsonville. S. C.
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WbracwM* Voo Need m Oeneral Tonic
TakeOrove’s
The Old Standard Croee’s Tsrtcler*
chill ^Tonic is K;ually valuable as a
General Tonic because it contains the
well known tonic prcpertieaofQUIN'INH
jed IRON. It acts m the Liver, i>rivt»
* Malaria. Enriches
Robert Moultrie, ''reen Pond. J?®^ 1 *** lbe
- —- BmM* np thr MTiole Svstcm. e
Kirchner, a
2123
12206
2255
Suspected German
I Spy Arrested,
i Charles Augustine
tele graph operator,
last week at Green Pond
Zeiglcr, as a German spy. ® It ha» 1082 Happis
dm«limed thgt the young man I
mentally deranged and la sot a spy i 171
at nil. His mother lives In Phil*- 1
deiphia. end she has been telegraph-! 1328
•ed to come on and get her non. He I
ha* been in Jail since his arrest. 1337
Major Schmidt,, Wiggins.
Alec White, Green Pond.
Chat lie Jcn*s. Gilmania.
Henry Davis. Walterboro,
Arthur Green. Savannah.
William McCormick, Green
Pond.
Henry Jones, Lodce.
Robert Small. Stoke*.
. _ \rchie Glover, Walterboro.
arrcHod 2?33 ; . Sasponlaa Wilder. Round,
by WilBe 2386 Haskell Magwood. Sarannah.
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S vv >•
Hoad to Hapfiiness.
i Re amiable, cheerful and good ua-
tvred and you are much more Uke-
-Jv to be happy. You will find th:*
'Lfficult, if not impoRpible. however,
when you are constantly troubled
with constipation. Take Chamber
lain’s Tablets and get rid of that
i.nd it will be easy. These tablets
you
<n <f
*
Wricht, Wiggins.
White.
Uhnrley Henry Thomas Stutta.
Walterboro. R. 4.
Thomas Albert Baroes, Camp
Sevier. Greenville
Thoa. A. Savage. Round.
_ appetite
the (ftgestion.
Thursday
They
night,
we~e en route home from a
a number of points in the lowe*
portion of the Stafe in connection
with Mr. Simmons’ business an
~z j -z-’rz manager for Morris ft Company.
They returned to Charleston Fridas
K. w. Gaovg-n Meee—se os Cttn boa. aiorning.
To Core a Cold la Om Daj.
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touches a corn op caBos the growth
la doomed. It takas but two sec
onds to apply "agts-It.” The corn-
pain is eaaea at ence. Tou can ait
at your desk or walk about, dance,
think, love and work with absolute
ease. To* can apply •‘Oets-It” con
veniently almost anywhere where
can taka your shoe and etock-
off for a-miiment Or two. ••Oets-
aJriea ht once: thee put your ahoe
anft atockipg en again. There’s no
further excuse for suffering, from
corns and com-paina w
e “Ota-It,” the guaranteed, money-
heck oofm-remover, tkeonly sure way,
coeta, but a trifle at any drug more,
krf dorr:. Lawrence ftCo..Oiicaco, Oh
■:'n Walterboro akd iec«>t*i-
piended as the world’s best corn
remedy bv Fire Hill Merc. Cn.
Mr. r.nd Mrs. Hiith Simmonr.
anti children, of Charleston, r.c-
not only move the bowels, but im-1 bV Mr ’ r ^rrelt. w*ic ’.n
prove^ th* appetite and strengthen i ”^" ct, ' irn
® f>n route home from a trip to