The press and standard. [volume] (Walterboro, S.C.) 1890-current, February 05, 1919, Image 1
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WALTERBORO, S. C. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1919
NO. U *
ME DtmK VORII SHOWS
PROHIDUMIK mSI lEUI OF SIS 127.00
Quarantine Has
Been Raised
ANXIAL RKfr'OIlT
AUKNT MARKS
UKADINO AND
KKBPTIi’AL
OK " COl'XTY
INTKRKSTtNCi
fOXVlXCTSS
Delco Light Agency
Opens Office Here
The Charleston Electric Company
«-4DvrkiT<2 PUAerc x ha » decided to open a branrk offic;
\AR10DS rltASfco *>ere lor the sale of the Delco lights.
OF I ACTIVITIES The Store room on Main street for
The quarantine on^Colleton coun
ty onaccount of the influenza epi-
idemic has been lifted over the entlrn
county, and schools andgatheringn
[can attain be legally held.
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* CLASSIFIED ADS *
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FOR SALE
tuerljr occupied By W. O. Mims has . KOK KALK- Pure bred Plymouth
< aiming
Clubs, lH>u|try, ) Clubs,
» Clubs, Kusergeucy
Work—All Has lle«U ProAta. ,
ble to County.,
The annual report of Mfss Emma
Jane Yarn, home demonstration
agent for Colleton county is worth
considering carefully. It shows
What the work in Colleton county
accomplished, during the past year,
and It must be remembered-..that
been leased for offices, and they will
be fitted up for use of this agency.
A tnodel Delco lighting plant will be
installed and demonstrations will be
given as to the kind of lighting
which will be done by this system of
lights.
The Delco lighting plant generates
its own electricity, and thus can fur.
nish the country home the same kin 11
of lights as can be used in a city
home. • It is a great boom to life-in
the country, j
L. S. Elliott is in charge of the
sales in Colleton county, and wil<
much of ltie time " f the agents la-'
year was taken up with war activi- i be ih his office every Saturday
,ties..as chairman of. drives and a<, the present. Later he hopes to
sistants in every war movement. In arrange for keeping this office, open
f;pite of this however Miss Parrott all the time. Mr. Elliott is a hus.
the State agent, 'commends very
heartily the good -werk done in Col
leton county.
The tu>me demon start ion work be_
..an in Colleton county in IfH**.
Miss Cera Connor was the agent for
the county then, and started the
work. She made a splendid record
as county home demonstration agent
and gave the work such a good foun
dation 'that Miss Jweedie Fickjing
'and Miss Emma Jane Yarn who suc
ceeded her in 1917 were able to ev.
.tend .the scope of th4 work very
greatly. After their very success,
ful year in 19J7. they began 191x
under auspicious circumstances. The
teport w‘hich Miss Yarn made of this
year's work shows how well it was
done and th« splendid results ac.
complished. I’nfortunately Mis.-:
Fioklidg had to resign in thef middle
of fhe year an dgo to her home :•»
North an account of illness..fif her
mother,_ Mrs. C.eo. K. Way of Cot.
-tageville.. was chosen to take,, hr®?-
place, which site did very adcephthly
till the middle of December-when
she res
tier and will doubtless make » sue.
cess of his lights in this county, ^tn-l
adjacent counties.
Mrs. J. D
I terry l-rntertains
l.li>Vlienii.
at
T4
g calve*
2.5.2t
Snioaks. February 3.—On .last
Tuesday evening Mrs. j. O. Ber»\v
entertained at her hospitable home
on Main, street complimentary to a
number of friynds at a beautifully
appointed six course luncheon.
The guests were met at the door
by Mrs. Berry who wassgowned in
purple satin and ushered, to the t^it.
ting room. From here they were
shown to the dining room which had
been artistically decorated. listing
the color scheme of pink and green.
Courses were laid for eight* Th»>
center piece was a lovefy piece of
hand, made which held ferns an I
flowers. From this wef*- suspend
ed pink ribbons which held dainiv
place cards carrying otn the pink an I
green effect. ’ '
tUilie
The w*rk for this year-should j f I'inu-see. sprint greens. pimento
have heenvstarted in earnest, hut ©jy jsaldwtches, pickles, olives^ .fruii'
account of failure to secure pledge* j siUad,* jelly cakes. celTce. mini w il t
from a sufficient number of *ihe j garrishr-s of manrhmo cherries, ami
• uiembers of the t’olletoo di lejratipn ^
n the Ceneral Assembly that suffi- 1 Those pre ent en, this Helightf"]
cient appropriation would bb^titad occash>n wen .. M< mt’** f;.- B
when the legislature me;, i.-it ijttJ, \«»l. H 'V.' I'adgett .1 f Poufits.
has a a ~ yet\ been lUme for, the M"- • - Matii r.i' ris. liihel Sauls aui
.191)1. • It is he pel I K7|we\er. t-hat . Siiu
i Ite -deiwgai.Vr.n
the necessurv
The c«»uni*-s consisted of orange
ed, leaving only Miss Yarn I cocktail, rice consomme, chicken
r»w
w-i!l prolupii> m -k** J
provisions for.equ. j
Spuing this work so that nu fur
ther delay will be necessary. Th-
delegation is split otr-the proposi.
tion. Senator I’adt^tY is'in favor,
of the full appropriation for con
tinuing with two agents, but it •*
understood that Keprefientative
Langdale is opposed to-an appropria
tion but for one'agent. The posu
tion Representative Peurifoy .will
fake is not known, and it rests with
him as to whether or not Colleton
will have^one or two home demon,
'.tration agents this year. It . is
.■ought that Mr. Peurifoy will favor
file larger appropriation for the two
workers, and that this item will bf
put into the supply bill at once so
the work can begib.
Mattie Car
.i. v jm(V
K’io I'm n- llmii N<“'r |.«H|g«‘
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Lod-i-. Feb On the farm* < I
1.1 Bennett- «>ti which \ \ Hioii
lived. n**ar la>dge. Monday January
?«th. i» wajS discovered that 'a »
t>arh was on tite Vitijougfi i..un
assistance came af oii*v*'th> tarn
its contents werr entirely desttroyed.
Mi. Hiott lost much corn, forage,
treat and fann impleiiien.s. ^ n«-
good citiz»-n* l.i \> ki off.Ted t.
I < Ip replace tl at whVh was brtrued.
It'll be. a city store in the ctmu.
trv
Mjrr*.t 'arier.
Married at* the Court House
Saturday by Probate Judge R. M
A study of the following figures |J** ff *r*«*- Miss Rosa Lee Myers and
which have \j£en compiled from fe. J. Law^^rter, both of Snioaks.
norts in her office by Miss Tarn, will
prove, instructive and interesting-
Members of Canning Clubs... H»2
Members of Poultr.K Clubs .. 97
Number of Girls having Winter
.ardens in operation \.. .... <51
'NViiAer of ‘Perennial Gardens «*C.
abllshed* '..... X.... 7
Number Short Course Scholarship#, ducts.*®....
Awarded X i Membership
''ans of Tomaioes Put up . ...29,t>fio 1 Women and Girls i
N'trmber Jars and Cans Put up 45.*Hb*
XttmbCr Pounds Dried Vegeta
bles . 2«l"
Number Pounds Dried Fruit 22V
Number Gallons Brined Vege
tables t »■. 1 7 -'>
Total Value of All Canned Pr*>-
... f1il.M5.IMI
Pouitrv tilths
in
Rock eggs. $1.50 per aittinif
Cart-ol Brown Walterboro. 2.5.It,
l-'Olt SALK—Several good farm,
Mules Cash or credit. Also Cy*
press shingles from $3.00 to $10
per thousand. J J. Padgett,
Williams. * YJL4tp.
KOIt SALK I have several gi
milch cows for sale. These
good cows and-have young
H. A. Francis
KOU SAl.y Red* Cwlar Shingle*,
first quality /Ifl every f Vespec^
will last a -life.time. price in
lots of 10.UO0 $15.50 per thousand
Smaller ‘quantities . $7.00 p«r
* thousand F. O. B. Ritter, l4.
Colleton Mercantile .&Mtg. Co*.
Ritter, 8 C 2.5.tf. j
FX)K SALK Ford' touring car ip
good condition. II. G." 'Price
^1.29-21?. ‘ • ,
KOK SALK 13 shoats about 3 1-P
months old weighing 40 pounds.
In,good condition. Will sell th3
hunch for $75.00. B. L. Vam,
Ruffin, S C 1.29-2t. p.
KOK SALK -50 square Tin roofing
Apply to S. M. Boynton, White
Hall. S. C. +t. p
KOK SAI.K—We have just received
a large shipment of American
Fence Wire. We are offering
this at an attractive price. See
us before you buy. Colleton
Mercantile & Mfg. Co.. Ritter, S. C
l-29_4t. ,
l-'OK SAlifr! Ford touring car . in
good .condition, brand new* motor;
also one horse wagon, used bu:
little. Apply to F. A. Bryan. tf.
WANTED
\\ \NTKI» - A first class ' farmer,
with two or three .good mules oi
, hors*-.-' to*farm on shares, oc will
rent ti| right party. Farm is
m ar Beyfon's church, good healthy
location. Gbod hog and cayh 1
tan^V. Tarty tinist have good
i *jtutnttoil to work.,' I , ai;t\ w'iio
•Wants to stav in thy-*io..d and not
wit k. need npt .ppplV." I', t*.
^lynhctt. •Walterboro, '2-5.tf..
Vv \\Tf:i» Five to iw-five
1-V i hour-; nd all heart cv pi ess s'liin.
, -1• *s. * ? < 21, g.'' inch Hack, Ittfnd
* oiad< \VMil pa-v uo per tluiiis.
anil ioj them, F- (>. li.* Walter
hoto. F. Bennett, 2.5.11
WANTKD Highest prices paid fog
chickens and eggs. Hotel Albert
12-11-8L
WANTKD, Will contract for two him*
dred and fifty acres, waltermelons
at hundred dollar per. car. loaded
at Waltereboro. P. M. Varn.
WANTKD—The public to know that.]
we grind velvet beans, .ear corn |
• in the shuck or anything grind-
able at Marvin’s Grist Mill, Wal
terboro, S. C. tf.
J WANTKD—An energetic and indus
trious man to take rare of .the
Sfnger Sewing machine business
in this county for a limited tim •
with a chance lor promotion. \o
figureheads need apply.’ See Mr.
Paniottie at Singer Sliop. ,37 K.
R. Avenue. Walterboro; S (’ tf,
FOR RENT
TO KKXT Brick corner store wit i
modern conveniences. Bent mi.
sonable. Applv M
Walterboro," S
Cliff Crosby Bade
From Sunny France
Cliff Crosby, son of* Stephen
Crosby of Ruffin, returned 'a few
days ago‘from France where he was
in service as a member .of the Rain,
bow Division Mr. Crosby was
wounded once and gassed twice, but
he has fully recovered from the ef*
fects of his wound, a bullet in his
leg. The results -of the gas still
bother him considerably at times.
' Mr. Crosby was a member of the
engineers corps, but was transfer,
red to the infantry in July, 1918.
Soon after this he was. in the battles
of Champagne and Chateau Thierry.
He went “over the top” on $wo oc.
casions, but when he was gassed the
last time and wounded, he did not
again enter.
Mr. Crosby was in town Friday of
last week greeting his friends and
telling them of his ext>eriences. H**
landed at Newport ’ News January
9th. and reached home January 26th^
He expects, to remain at home aad^
will farm for his father this year. *
BUSINESS LOCALS
Open in Felirtiarv.
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* DEATHS
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Mrs. He n ry ('roohy.
Walterboro, Route 5. Feb. -3.—
Mrs..,*Henry|t'Vo8by died at the home
of her parents. Mr and Mrs. Frank
Benton. Saturday after an illness of
typhoid fever.- The funeral ser
vices were conducted at the home
by her pastor. Rev. , W. * Hilton.
Sunday, after which interment took
place at Black^Creek cemetery.
The "deceased is survived besides
her parents, by her husband, to whom
she had been married a year, and
who is now in France with the
American Expeditionary forses. She
also )o;|amp* four brothers and three
sisters, together with x. numerous
friends to mourn her death
Mm. T. A. Kanin.
Osborn. Jan. 30.—Mrs T A.
Ganln, the widow M the late
Thomas Alfred Garvin, died at th-*
home of her daughter, Mrs. J. R.
T. x of Osborn Mon-lr. »• morning th«-
20th of January. She died of in.
firmities of old age. She wotiM
Jr
COUIlf AGENT m
BEGINS TEAR’S IRK
OKKAAIXIXO IttTiL ASSOTIA.
TIONS KOK MKN AND Pl«
<’LITIS KOK HOYS OK THE
t'Ol .NTY. *
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PIGS FREE TO *
CLUB MEMBERS
founty. Agent WINN Give Roys
tered Pig* and They I let am
T%Vu ITgM'n Ye«p Nader.
^-Dop't forgets
Besj lines,. , ,. '•••
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IMn't forget. Open in Kebruary.
Best lines.
haveareached her 92nd birthday the; sure the bull club will filf a long feP
19th of Fob. 1919. She was laid want in Colleton, as this will placo
to rest at Snioaks cemetery. The goml sires at head of our cattle,
funeral was conducted by —Rev. Other parts of the state are using
Graham, <f Walterboro. She was these to advantage. The nmhiKl Is
a member of Fhe l^ine Grom Baptis? ah follows; Eight or ten men tro
church.'and lived a true Christian . together and buy a bull, one m.an Is
by all who appointed to take care of the bull
store will
buy and
■ ^
The new
for cash.
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Nyals Liver salts reculati
liver at Kleins.
sell
the
Me
v small service fee is charged
each annimal served tKis fe^
for
go
ing to pay to tv feed and <*are of bull.
life. She was loved
knew* her.
Mrs. Garvin is survived by
following sons and daughters:
Mrs. J. R. and W. R. Fox an 1 ’ J»nd if any is left after these items
\V. \Y Garvin, of Osborn; Jqhn J. ate deducted it goes t«> the men that
and Joshua Garvin of Jaeksonboro. . bought the bull. Thgse blocks are
IT. grand children; 7*5 gre».t gran I formed in to a county association ar
children and 11 great, great grand the animals are traded ever/ two
ehlldren. X - • »years. For example I am almost
She is .also survived v by ’ on- 1 sure of three blocks now one a r
Big Ben clocks will call you earh j Mother. Mack D. Benj. n tvf WaBer. Hendersonville, one at Ruffin and
Wait on the .up to dat*
open.
store t-»
at Kleins.
*
When,(lie doot s are opened you'll
see some stock.
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Remember. it 'wilk he a one pi ice
store.
and yellow
Avlien the doors are opened ypu’M
seg some sioek.
* (r g* .
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o.ntvm sef-. rod whiti
Kleins.
boro.
one at Little Swa ip. These thr*f?
\ blocks*-’would trade bulls in this
* 1 liaHey Hb*r»
Fairfax, Jah. 31, Charley Hiers
dii/l at his home here on the 2oix
of January'. Tlie int.qrnient took
place on, the 21st ’.at Bethlehem
eeim'tet;/-.the funeral services being
eonducted by. the pasti r .of the
j Lutheran * httreh'. fley.--Groseelose
Mr. Hiei/ was a faiHiftf! tuetnlKT'nf
• he Bapiist church IF- iaauiv^ved
hy* his »v idOv . A)n*“ son.. Mina, ji
i>l a - e two s islets and t!.».
He was *
th years
U-and fa.veialdv
,. if e|« ad I t !; ! i ■
t\ p«*v ->
| Aboui FeJi 2nth.
i will he read.'.-
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and Lmlen
at Kleins. 4
St ON
1
Notice ,
Ma-uisi rates
stables are
Smith It to
drops, again.
con
i-gh
I oy
I to
1*
S if
</>' . pi;
Dished tl.ilu
IIM-II .1 t»!*.
i 1- in I
g.* i t twt> other-Imys, aVid in a -short*
.ti!;.e., the Inf .- ot; t'o'leton will own
hundreds «>i pigs. “ 1!reenVille cotm_
ty pot out 2oo pits «*n this plan last
year and have now i lhl'ir (utr pigv
to distribute to othei hoys. I wish
if j.ny parent In Colleton or boy that
About Feb.
will he ready
You will be
Sew store.
20th. the big
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able to get ii
4,L4«» Xpproximate Number of
7.5<Ht Raisefi
1.20O\Eggs Preserved
$’70n YDozen 1 ...
1,50ft
ing
|red
KnHTgenc)
and
and
t'ans of- Beans
Cans of Peppers ....
Jars of Tomato Sauce-
Gang of Soup Mixture .....
’ans of Corn
• 'ans of liefts 1.150
Cans .of Peaches .7)575
•iarrf of Ketchup ^4.212
ireen Tomato Pickle t quarts 1 1.725
Dixls Relish (quarts t *925
•Mmento .\ 45i* 1
Chutney 4 Women
Total Value of All Clubs Pro. Work
ducts ..‘$20,082.00 Number
Average cost of products of one. packed
tenth Acre | $8.50 Value t f
\verage cost of canning tnot con. Packed
Vainers i . •..... —, 5.2 a
Werage
acre ..
Clubs holding regular meeting.’
. during year < 17
Number of meetings held .. 270
Total attendance at meetings 4.000
Womens (Tabs
Number of women members 315!
Number of clubs In county.. 15
Number of demonstrations held S7
Total attendance 1.700
' 1 sbor Having Devices Installed: -
Firoless Cookers. 8; Ice less Re-
irlgerntors, 3; Fly Traps, ,50: Fly
'^creaM 160; Ironing Boards. 3;
Weal frays, 1; Kitchen Cabinets i:
Water System, t; Butter Paddles.
30; Batter Molds. (Made) 30; Bar.
rell Cksrna, 3; Batter Molds (Pnr.
"based) 38.
Number * of Pounds - Batter
Made 3t
. . .. 437
t’hickcnv
I :i 70" 1 LOST:
Paniottii*
2.5-11
LOST
A store Colleton will be proud of
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W ait 011 th»- up* to date store 1*1
open. • ,
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Tlie Big Store wiit s^ave you
money, wait.
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Valynlines, valentines ai Klein’s
W - . —O-n
’• Follow the crowds on tlie opening
’ day. - '.
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A stem- Colleton - will la- proud of.
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Wait fin 1 he big dry good.-* stor.*
to open.
Wulterhi
1919
County Agent.
NorVh'es at (irao* Cliunli
Rev. S. W. GiHide w|H n pre;u*h ia'
tlrace church Sunday
A Correction.
An error in the advertisement of
><H'0
One hound deg medium
in Water*
jtilaey
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4,r.oo
Number Dozen Eggs Sold.
Market. Poullrv Soldi Pounds > 6.U0U
Pure, li
Fowls Sold for Breed.
Value ot Poultry Products $33,575
Work in K<
rnl C «*ns«-rv.
profit per
• •••* ••••••'«
regular
Kon<l IVrvlnctl* •••
ati»*n.
^Kirls ReaclHul bv
.X,......;. 1.7m*
ahd Vegetables
Xv- *. . . 38,Q0<i
Fruit and Vegetable;
/$A.500.«U
Summary ol \ *N u e of IVoducU
Fruit
one.tenth <Hrls Canning Clubs
58.75 WoHien r * Clubs .
I’oiiltry I»roducts
Emergency Work
$20,0*3.1)0
.. 13.8 451*0
.. 33.575.00
. . . 9.500.00
errand Total . . ^ $77,002.00
county’s Appropriation .. 1.^75.00
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Net Profit to County .... $75,127.00
Readied
What in the coaelusion to be
reached nftor a careful study of th|*
above figure** 0 Does It Hot prove
that this work ia hlefily profitable,
measured,solely by th£ dollar mark,
which' la the least valuable part of
it? What have those who would
oppoas it to offer la Its place which
win be better? The country girts
and womea get thls profit Bfippos*
only half Of above in result of work
—will it not still pay? \
size willt black hack and light an I
tan legs large ears. Will wag
his tale if you cull him Buck, \
very liberal reward If found. Th •
dog strayed from Khrlyirdt try
ing to get back to Green Pond, S.
C where he was.raised, Fruqk
H. Copeland. Ehrhurdt, S C
2.5.11.
MIST Greek Fraternity pin. Gobi
■insigina with block diamond set.
ting, two of these being lost.
Probably lost on street between
court hourfc and railroad trestle.
# Reward If returned to The Press
and Standard.
MIST—A blue speckled hound dog
about seveS months old. Seen
• last near Walterboro. Reward
"If returned to J K Getslnger ,Ruf.
fin. S. C. Route 2. 1-29 2tp
KIRK. IXHI’RAXCflt—If needing
fire insurance please write or se«*
Fishburns d- Henderson at the
Farmers & Merchant Bank, Wat.
terboro, S. C. l-8.tf.
MM>H —cut from any kind of tree
grown Pine, Gum,. i’oplar. Oak
Ash. Cypress. Maple etc. 13 and
up In dlametep any length. Ander.
son Sptool d Bobbin Mfg Co.
Charleston. 8 a C. l«5-tf.
Tire l»ig Hfore will you money
Wall. . ' ' s *
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Hog Tone guaranteed to
your hogs. Kleins Drug
Thv public is cprdially mv it\i|
Anionsf*file .visitors to Walter
Monday we,re former sheriff W
Fox. of Adams Run, and his son,\
M^n-phy. .“Sheriff” Fox as he- »s
istill familiarly called l»y his friend
. waii one of the county's most popular
-[onieials. He has many friends in
i the countv who are always- glad to
see him.
o’clot k.' 1 Th,.'Farmers attd MeiVliants Bank of
| Walterboro last, week was not dls.
I covered till perhaps three foui'ths
of the issue, was printed. In one
of the display lines of the advertise.
I’ hope to follow two Important
lines of work; one Is the develop,
ment of the liv e stock Industry In
Colleton, -by serum-virus treatment
of hogs for cholera; and th« co-
oepiative shipments of hogs and cat.
tie to market, and also the Improve. '
ment of our beef cattle by the co.
operative buying of bulls. I feel
iwuy; the commtti dies would have
us*> of a n«-w bnll for six years, to~
the cost of one. 1 am anxious to
push this work.' i<* hope if any one
is interested (n this’work would se#'/
die. * ’ ' . X
- Another Important‘piece of work
I am going to push is thf- Endlesu
chun pig club.* In fact I ’ have
eitridhd quite a few boys in this ’
eluh. In tins wa*>.. I Mope to pur
a pure tued pig in the hand, df every
iu.y in the county. This duo
operates as follows: The bi.nlcs
«•' ihe cTunty w ill fnrnislf the money .
urn!
tf.e I.
m. vv ill
ralw
ID
y. * *y
11* ction.s
an?
iO cl
io
c;.u cuter
into’
>nt.
■, 'ito
v i iH'"b.-
to r .
in
"I
ifi' io dr
‘liver >
- t * ?!
f nr
- in'
1*9 2" re
i *»!
• fr<
i . rn«’
fi/r.
ol licr
w owls ■ hr* is
now aud
1 Mxil h.s
tWi*
Tiies*’
two pigs
will
I.
■ ' ir
icrehy given tfiiit- all
and Magistrate's t’on-
aiithonzed lo assist liv*;
in* uppiehendiug 1 hose w ho. have no*
a 11 toniohlle license 1mmhers on thei>-
curs *hir 1919. . |i is aguinxt the’wisht*s-to entet this cjjili xvo'uld write*
law tor any mofor ear lo he opeiati’d •me. * • *
store! now without 1919 license niimber, j r am almost stunned yet as I g.i
and hs it is impossihle for me or my over the county and find intelligent.
dcpiity\tn see every car in the farmers taking and htirning up
H-the | county, jyll niagistrates and uiagis. stalks and stnldde that should pur.
, I irate’s const aides ate authorized to» nish perfectly good plant food, l^et*
| apprehend those guilty of operating quit this. We can never combat
’.'cai iitegaliy . \ * | wire worms this Wav or inprove our
v iX'CAS t’. PADGETT soil.
Sheriff Colleton t'onntv, »,*•> F W. RISHER,
to. S. (*. t\h. 4. 1!
A'
tlie word
■Resources’
was
improv -
Store
NunnallyV candies fresh by e
press. Klein’s Drug Store.
The new atore with new lines wNJj
soon he ready \
Kodaks and Kddak films at, Kleins
Hal Roberts and I’rank Jkivis..
formerly of Fort Barrancas, Fla. hut
now stationed at Port Terminal.
Charleston, were *11 Walterboro n
the week.end. ha\inc come over a<
guests of Misses tlrace Martin an-l
Pearl Grace. These young soldiers
expect to sail ahoul the 15th ot Feb.
Tunry,
Nyals liver sails puts a good tas».. - • *
In your mouth. Kleins Drug Store | •'l* •* n, l Mrs. T. A Black.
- . Ruffin, spent Sunday night with
Putnam’s Fadeless and Dry clean.- sister. Mrs. Perry B . Sa^rdci
of
his
at Kleins.
Garden
Kleins.
Garden
Kleins.
seeds all of them :>f
seeds all ol theifi it
Garden needs
Kleins. ’
. *
jo «
Garden seods-
Klelns.
IMenty ol them *11
Plenty of them at
XOTICH:
fi will thresh velm beans . ^and
other grain. Crush beans and corn
cotton seed—Hull rise, manufacture
rough and dress lumber. Cypress
and pin* shingles for aale. For
- 0-0 -
Miss .Minnie Smouk spent Sunday
with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. G.
L. Smoak. of Providence section.
Dr. Anderson Mote* Office.
Dr. A. J. Anderson has moved his
dental offices to the new office build
ing erected by Dr. L. M. Stokes, nett
to the telephone offices.
ised instead, of ‘ Surplus.” tnakin:
itXappear that ih«* resodrees of thi*
hanX had been increased to , $2rt,00o.
whicR\on its face was clearly an er
tor. The reffouces of this hank u
well beymui a half million dollar^,
-and stih the increase of its capital-
stock t< $1 tXifitiO it will doubtless
not be long tilrNtis large sum will be
increased. . Th«Xa it vert i semen t ctg^
reeled appears agafn in this issue.
N iiigeue \ ♦«:!.ehe\Itrturto.
Among the returned Xjldiers of
the past week may be mentioned
Eugene vonLebe. son of Mr and Mrs
J. D. vonLehe. who has been sta.
tionqd /at (’amp Gordon. Atlanta.'
Mr. vonLehq was slated for a com
mission at n training camp, hut pre.
ferred to rettirn home to continuin';
in the service. He has>a brother
now in France, Peterman vonLehe.
Mr. vonla-he has resumed his posL
tion in The Brick‘Store, greatly to,
the delight of his father.
.. MeetIbeHpnoed.
The meeting of the Book Club
which was to have been held Friday
of this week has been postponed on
account of Mckness. till Friday of
next week.
inform alien phono Bryan’s MO! T S held Sunday afternoon nr Ebeaeser
1 L. 1 S—pr write E. R. Bryan.R. 1
Joiner. Williams. .
Married at Hawkinsville, Ga..
Wednesday January 29th. Miss
Elisabeth Joiner and Rev. L. D. B.
Williams.
Rev. Willianis is pastor of tbs
Methodist church ct Hendersonville,
and the ladies of his congregation
had planned -a pleasant surprise for
him and his bride, having fitted up
the parsonage for their Immediate
occupancy. They arrived Tuesday
<Jaart*rly «\
The first Quarterly Conference
the Hendersonville circuit will be
held Sunday afternoon at Ebeaeser Mrs. B. Levy, who has been at the
church, being conducted by Rev. O. Northern markets, purchasing goods
•HJ
The big store will stop tonll orders ,F. D.3, Box. 18. Walterboro, 8. C. J E. Edwards, presiding elder. - l for th# store; ban returned.
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