The press and standard. [volume] (Walterboro, S.C.) 1890-current, June 05, 1918, Image 8
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Honor Roll For
Walterboro School 1
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AVALON FARMS .
, v Date, June 5, 1918.
Received of KLEIN’5 DRUG STORE 5 bot
tles of AVALON FARMS HOG-TONE. I
own 15 hoars which I ajpee to treat for a
period of six weeks as directed. I will pay
for it if satisfied. Otherwise I will return
the labels at the end of six weeks from*this
date, give my reasons for dissatisfaction
and will owe nothing. ~
JOHN DOE.
R. F. D. 5. Walterboro. S. C.
NOTICE TO DEALERS: Thi* receipt with labek
attarhed. and reason* lor d.ssatisfactiQn, if &*»'.
stated on the back must be returned to us within
SO days from its date and labels will be credited
to your account at List price.
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MODEL 490 CHEVROLET Cars on which
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The following are the honor rolls
of, the Walterboro echool tor the i
month- of May. aa#*, ftfk the yetr. j
The number of papflfl makitu; these
excellent marks Is quite large, and
shows th« good work they have
beenxloing for the year.
Ftn* Grade.
Ninth Month—-Pauline SmoakJ
ticket; Elms Sanders. Helen Fish-
burne. Mary Clare Haws. Helen
Rivera, Pearl Blocker, Edith Carter.
Jani« Mile)*. William Adams, Cant'-
well Muckenfuss! * •
Yearly honor (roll—Helen gish-
burne. Mary Clare Hawa, Janie Mi-
ley Elma Sanders, Pauline 8monk,
William AdamfetYlelen Rivera, Cant
well Muck&fuas.
Becoad Grade.
Honor for yenr—Mary Finn, Har
ry Zalio. Cecil Chandler, Burdette
Croaby, Evelyn Easterlin, Helen Es»
Dorn, Lola Padgett; Katherine Pad.
gett. Judaon Ackerman, Eva Mace
Strickland. Grace Bryant, Caroline
Klein, Willis Beach. Mamie Ward-
low. Francis Fishburne.
Honor roll for perfect . behavior—
Ima Lee Warren. Willis Reach.
Hiott, Caroline Klein. Helen
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rd tirade—First Section.
Honor roll for May—Lucile God-
ley. Catherine Jones. Clare Patter
son. Albert Harnes. Herbert Black.
Alex GrahanC Hamlin Searaon, Carl.
Still, Herbert' Stokes, Charlotte
Ward^w \
Honor roll year—Catherine
Jones, .Clare i'atterNon, Riddick
Blocker,. Albert Barnes, f Herbert
Black, Herbert Stoke?. \
Third tirade—Second Section.
Honor roll for . Way—Kathh tm
Hatf*. AHce SmoaH. Oarie Lbcat,
James Rainey, Gladys Padgett. WiJ-
m’ot Jacobs, Leon* Jowlea, Rubj''
Mm-ay.—Callie ,Moe Fender. Hen
rietta -Clover, Mary 1 Rivers, Con
Mae DuRnis, Roy. Gurkln, James
Adams, Lucius, Clover, Ruth Maults-
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. Honor roll fot year—Kathleen
Haws,- Alice Smoak. Wilmot Jacobs,
Leon. Towles. x
Excellent deportment for year—
Clarence Fishburne. Janies Rainey,
Alic*. Smoak, Kathleen Haws, Ruth
Maultsby, Corien Bunton.
Fifth Grade,
Honor roll for May—-Virginia
Adams, fcadle Blocker, Rebecca
Beach, Ena Beach, Eva Cohen, Jean
ette DuBois. Celeste Patterson,
Ethefean Strickland, Austin Beach.
Richard Black. Jack Gurkln. Mitch-
eU Wltsell. Abe Zalin.
Honor roll for year—Virginia
Adams, Sadie Blocker, Rebecca
Beach. Xadeen Beach, Ena Beach,
Celeste Patterson. Ethiean Strick
land. Richard Black, Austin Beach*
Mitchell Wltsell, Abe Zalin.
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Honor roll for May—Ruth Brown
Mary Graham, Reba Hlers, Dorothy
Hope, Fay Morris, .Ethel Padgett.
Lillian J^rice, Vern^He Rlsher.
Helen Searaon. Thelma Flmer. Pearl
Yarn, Goldie Varnsdoe, Josephine
Wardlavr. Isadore Cohen, Benjamin
Finn. Harry -patterson, Kenneth
Sanders, William Smoak.
' Honor roll for year—.VerneUe
Beach. Uufh Brown, Mary Graham
Dorothy Hope. (Fay Montis, Ethel
Padgett, Lfllian Price, Vernelle Rish
er. He|.*n Searaon, Gladys. Towles
Thelma rimer. Pearl Varrr. Goldi
Varnadoe, Josephine Wardtaw. Isa
dore Cohen. Itenjamin Finn. Harry
Patterson, William Smoak. Kenneth
Sanders.
Deportment honor roll —‘-Helen
Searson, Edna • Simmons, Thelma
diuer, Petirl I’lmer, Kenneth San
ders.
Sixth tinwle.
Honor $oll for >ear -John Walk
er. Riddick Ackerman, Ppmniin;;
Zalin. Lizzie fVell Ijlark. y(la> umnd
MrTeer. Jevrell Farrell^ Jim’ vnn
I ‘“he, MoKrts Frank. Jessie Padgett
RoValetXlluhster. >>ther- Brown
LouIpk* Frtpp. F.IU^ Peach
Eigltrii tiraile.
Honor roU/roi^ year KlizahyCi
Haws. f’Lmrtjn Bat!*'*, Vicfotig
Wart * n, Jtfayfield Aekerman .Vfh* l«>ie
Rislier/^ Fannie Zalin. Chp^e H« nt
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<»nor roll f«u Mdy KlizabeDf'
srir w.'*. \th(let« LXher. Ma'J>rad
\ekenn.»n, Chase/llerndon, Fdnnle
Zalin. Victoria AVarren.
Perfect deportment —/Elizaheth
Haws. AtXelete lUshyr, Victoria
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Hrmor roll fo/la> Thelma Pad-
g^ft, Gladys Corbett. Floyd Drawdy.
Alvah Lei* Sdunders, Louise Glover.
Honor roll for year Gladys Co*-,
belt. Thelma Padgett, giviyh ' Le.
Saun/rs, Ruby Beach, Bessie Stokes,
Josephine Adams. . Carroll Brown!
eodore Crosby, Isadora Rogeslof,
Floyd Drawdy Louise Glover.
Perfect deportment for year —De-
LiSle Black ' ,
■Miss Edith Black, of the loth
grade deserves special un*ntion for
not having received any demerits
for .several years. Others in the
10th grade deserve special mention,
hut the records for (his grade wera
lo t during the year, and no list ran
h* made up in the absence bf Dr.
Hailf-y.
CLW. Sweat in Race
$ For Magistrate
* The card of O. W. Sweat, of Wir.
glna, who la a candidate for re-
election m magistrate for Blake and
Lowndee townships, appears in thia
issue of The Press and Standard.
Mr. Sweat bps served one term, and
feela that hia record entitles him to
a second term. He is a strong man.
and attends to his buMness with
diligence. He has many strong
friends who predict (or him an eas**
victory.
FOR SALE
One fresh ms re mule 4 years old,
:t goo*) second-hand mules nud sev
eral pings that we will sell cheap.
Htnrk of Domestic, and Nova Hcot-
la land Plaster. Fertilizers and top
dresser on hand for immediate de
livery. Also Hails and Meal for
your milch cow.' x
| Mowing machines. Hay Rakes and
fall line farming Implements. Wag
ons and Haggle*. Fruit Jars In all
sizes. Xo. 2 and Vn.‘IF Packers Cans.
See us before you buy.
YARN BROS. CO.
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36 inch ^Sheeting at 15c
36 inth heavy, weight sheeting at—20c
36 inch fine Sea Island 25c
36 inch Bleach\ -• • • • • ••• •• loc
36 inch very fx*! 25c
15c amf 20c Lawn* at 12 l-2c
40 inch White Lawns at - 15c
Men’s Underwear, short or long 39c
Men’s Palnr Beach suits at • i • • • • • S3.9S
Men’s Palm Beach suits at 5.98
Men’s Palm Beach suits at 6 98
Men’s Palm Beach .Very Best at • • • • 7.50
Men’s Blue Mohair at x 7.50
We have a full line of men’s worsted
ind blue serge suits at the lowest prices.
Men’s and Ladies’ shoes positively at the
lowest prices. ^
^IILUNERY
We are selling out our entire mi!l:nery at cost and below cost. Do not miss the.se
bargains, as l>y buying these bargains we will help you to buy War Sayifigs Stamps and
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Farmers Are Now*
Digging: Potatoes
Farmers of the county are no**
busily enzayed in digging their
crop of potatoes. Fortunately the
price has improved, and what seem
ed to be a crop on which they wouln
suffer great loss is going to n*t
handsome profits./ J - . E. Moore was
the first to dig at Walterboro and he
made a very fine yield, about 80
barrels peg, acre J. C. Hoats also
made about this number of barrels,
and at least 80 per cent of then
were Xo. 1's. Wlchman and Frav
cis are now digging and getting a
good yield The Colleton Mercan
tile and Manufacturing Companx.
of Ritter, are harvesting their 15)
acres, and are reported to be cath
erlng about 100 barrels per acre of
very fine potatoes. Others are get
ting as good results. . -• >
Mrs. C. D. May. who has been in
the Riverside infirmary. Charles
ton. for several days undergoing
surgical treatment. Is reported to
be doing well, and to be improving
rapidly.
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