Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Shredders Buy an I I-I C engine. They last longer, burn TILLAGE less nuel, are simi)ler, and give you miost pwr on'$ na ' Here are a few oft io reasons: Ofetcylinder heads, Cuhtivators large valves, accurately ground episton and rings, ilTrator rods, etc.dro eft materia and constructionone Manure Spreaders best engine. I H C engines are built in all styles, Cra Separtors and in all sizes from 1 to 50-H. P'. They olierate els,,.racks on low and high grade fuels. hrehers Not every local dealer handles I H C engines. Feed Gades. The one 4who does is a good man to know. If you nie Grg wditnot know',wo he is, we will tell you when you hIernational Harvester Company ofAmerica O Columbia S. C. fT Champlon Deerlng NecCormiek .. tilwaukee Osore Plano Style! Quality!! PRICE!!! These three points are to be\ cqsidered to make your shopping a succe4 . Don't de cide too quickly but fii'st look brough the4 immense lines of Wash Fabrics shown here. The White Goods consist in part of Crepe, Voile, Poplen, Batiste, Kilkenny Suiting, India Linon, Corduroy, Madras and fine checked Dimities. The ColoredGoods embrace,Wash Crepe, Fine Madras with the choices styles in Dress Gingham, etc. The Hosiery Department represents the output of the most reliable manufactures4 embracing Silk Hose in all shades at 25cts and 50cts a pair.4 W.G.Wiihon&Col State Aid to Public Schools. Up until 1907 such a thing as state ( aid to the public schools of South C Carolina was unheard of. Each coun I ty had to stipport its own schools out of the three mill constitutional tax, poll tax, dog tax and the district spe cal tax. The legislature in 1907, to encourago the building up of efilcient high schools made an appropriation. In order to secure the aid from theoI state the schools had to attain a cer tain standard of eillciency. Only the ' smaller towns and rural districts were entitled to the benefilts of this act. The benefits derived from this new provision were so keenly marked that there has been a gradual devel-11 opment in the system. The general assembly in 1909 wishing to extend its assistance to the weak schools of the state passed the term extejsipn or Garris act. The aid from the state in every respect is based on self help. The schools which were entitled to participate in this fund were schools who, with the regular funds could not run live months and who vote a s)eC cal tax of two mills or more. They would receive from the state a sum equal to the tax raised not to exceed $100 to any distriet. This has ielped the schools of L.aurens county a great deal. It has stimulated the voting of inore tax and helped to give the boys and girls in the rural district a school term of two months longer. This year Laurens county received $2,55G.51 under the term extension act. This was distributed rmong thirty schools as follows: Name of Dist. No. of Dist. Amount Cross Hill 2 $ 90.501 Cross 11111 3 83.53 )ials 2 100.00 Dials 7 67.98 Dials 8 55.17 H1unter 1 59.00' Hunter 3 100.00' Ilunter 4 100.00 Hunter 5 100.00 Jacks 3 100.00 Jacks 6 100.00 Lauren.s 3 100.00 Laurens 11 100.00 Scuflletown' 1 75.23 ScuIlietown 2 100.00 Seuilletown 3 95.86 Seuilletown 4 100.00 Sullivan 7 100.001 Waterloo 1 100.0011 Waterloo 2 59.14 I Waterloo 3 100.00 Waterloo 4 36.79 Waterloo 5 91.27( Waterloo 7 76.83 Waterloo 8 35.13 You ugs 1 100.00 Youngs 3 50.48 Youngs 5 99.96 Younlgs 6 75. 11 Youngs 7 100,00, 1 $2,556G.51 The beneilts derived from this state lld have been greatl y) felt by the one teacher schools. The purpose of the legislature has been to reach the! schools of the rural districts. Tere I were some schools in the rural dis tricts who had over fifty pupiils and ought to have two teachers. In or- 4 rIer to encourage the employment of two teachers the legislature has taken I another step), andl in my opinion, the ( most liportant step) of all. viz.-the passage of thre Rural Graded School ( Act. The two sections of the act that contaIn the requirements are as fol- t low~s: Sec. 2. Wh'len any rural district in t Souith Carolina shall levy and collect i speccial school tax of not less than four' (-4) mills, and when a school in such (listrict employs twvo certifted i teachers for a school term of rnot less I than six months, and when such school has an enrollment of not fewer than I lifty pu pils and an average dlaily at endance for the session of not fewer thian thirty pupils, andi when such I school is taught in a comfortable and l ranitai'y building provided with the minimum eqluipment prescribied by the 1 Btate Bloard of Education, and when I lt uses a course of study and classifi ation applroved by the State Hoard of Rduention, it shall be entitledr to i'e-r selve State aidl under thin Act, to the imount of $200.00 Per year. Sec. 3. When any rural school dils-! riet in South Carolina shall levy and olleet a special school tax of not less han four' (-) inills, and when such ~chool employs three or more certifiedt teachers for a school term of not ess than seven moinths, and when mceh school has an annual enrollment tf not fewer than seventy-five pupils ad an average (dally attendance for I hle sessIon of not fewer than forty I )ulis, andl when such school is aught in a comfortable and sanitary 3uilding provided with the minimumt lquipment prescribed by the State I bard of Education, and when it us ms a course of study and, classification upproved by the State Bloard ot I~duca.. l :ion, it shall be entitled to receivet btate aid uinder this Act to the amount t $300.00 per year, There are only nine schools in our "i ~ounty who received the aid this yeap ' t ext year there will be more, the e*t ~ lait 'ali Ithe appies~tions this 4ear ~ vero paid will stimnulate ot as to nect ,the requirements tno ther ,ear and thereby relieve some burden d teacher from trying to teach sixty al seventy pupils. The following Is list of the schools receiving tie aid: ireen Pond $300.00 iiloh 300.00 anford 300.0 rin11cetonl300 Vaterloo 300.00 ew IlIa riony 200.00 'rospect 200.00 200.00 'ricudsliip 200.00 $2,300.00 BY Just a little work by thle tins ces and piatrons Ill s0ome communities hey could reccive a part of this state) Ild-See If your school receives aid Lnd then ask yoursIelf the queistionl: ANhy doesn't It? A complete list of the appropria Ions mnade by thle general assembly S Ies followvs: . high Schools, $00,000. 2. Rural graded schools $60,000. 3. Weak( schools for term extension ,20,000. . Pubi school wokyldihgs under hey et of 1910, to ae ( olfs)ised in or lr or aspeat i ons siled. $20,000. 5. Contienent fund to be axpieded (lie~ 1'oiiiitv loar'Ii or I'!'ducationl 11n on sle Iei by the gevided asy stb helituilit of 'dica tion for s wi-. ly eady edral school districts, 160,000. James iI. Sullivan. ITJEMS FROM OWINGS. Owings. S. C., May 19.-Miss Anna wings calien to see ors. F. x. Ow olgs las.,t Sal urday afternoon. 'y. t hiunty upre of Sinion uviln h. III to i last Friday afternoon. Miss Elizabcthl Floyd of Woodl-nnfl, -Voiitl Carolina has ))eil Visiting Mirs. aeind eIePie of this towin. >Mra. A. C. Wilke, as In town iast, ,%Iii rday. Mi~s. Ht. .1. Stoddard, and 'Miss ('-,if +' Stlidd1 wvere Visitors at Fair Tlewv last Sunday. Mris. It. 11. 1pre of Suln sonville. \'w, thle guest of' Mr's. It. 0. 111int, laist IValtEr 11111 of Florence caine hoe -1,t C111n1day for' a shior't stay With Is iants, Mr. nd Mas. S. C. 11111. Mins. cllie w. gse ret urFd R.Oiw ast laSt Siaurdy fyoin Hock a ife . Mro s. )w'lgs was sent to okt F iy by the .liss i piov'li ieit l ( o as odlf g.oth'. Sie rin s bee isi tine, and ;:nys i r1 d lfga ths twn. royal 1 ii eC ti'kiied. Th'le filo (i'elloill in a tilil SIIiiday r.lol (.CveilIoe will i held i this ownI ait the P i'esbyteci'ian cliii icli oii .\lrs. l1.Jy next, and we 110a1 r-hat n :ii-g( ('l'uwd will aittendl, and we wvill lo 1 oshilwe to isitae evey i-tor nIleoy IliliselfI or hiersel f to tilie i igli t X telt. Mrs. noi Stodd.rd 'ill sell 'iean, at noon lror ow. iwentt o1' thle kPW S('II00l luIiiliiig. Mr. .1. . Owngs of this townviled laie gufo~oet of Alrsin a1 t.Iun inst owiastMndy Vlter, 1Ji 11 we lre ncget ofm hofe wast lunast Surday.otsaywt i >arent Mraydtro Mrs. S.C H1. .\. utgalle awng retnedn hoeo gate. .Sh ' ureortA argie cimwd at ende ail deat' e royally tltn-. er tai'n e et eeca'idIt lie eivnitgroeomihnatol e Sunday iighoom, wonenin will beautifll inlehi ownve Fromh h'rebteywan' husr-o o tarays no exn why sope should mae rowd wllatend, cook wle wrl ixo'llok.bl ao k every viitog njomelfh oodeset timhg~e ligestb Iit. \lt.Jon tddrwile Ona last noonhir ath tenty oh lew sahod biling.tw om~s~ Mr.iJ. paTy, awngd Bofohon fhad hee maftunepae of iardn lir ison last ondafyer.ih wr esss. lin T.s wodardand T A. Vo iir wr eret the ti' owfus oni lt wFriday ili h aftern Ms.R ). spnt inavea'eceion ways.nor waf lied J.t C.Durl.lrg crowd canhac 'nded (ur anf were roinagane.ind iThrest theetawere cied intoee heorecefving rooim, thn llto thern ngsease, wictoheas banutil te ratfe. yers cream anpodtok lwe nervedh. Fom aheret many ysers doctorth ponunced bowt Mrs loca C.disa rnd recied lrcapl rmis ahldby ontntry iingraon why' wh shocld atmaet an renoxcednt cockTh rbe ontutionacm disase nd hre forer lx J'lok n &very Tledo, Oio, lon hemember Cthgoaim given hb nrk. HutI a ntral.I *ctuin andetl aouh uond toncmosa hndreg doarsnds forund cs Ithem-l lvs cat te forturedof Richad testr tsonE reRier is.wr eined buggits, wh5fshd it Tooks aimlFailye lile. for cel-' t dnne. a evdt h rw READ WHAT NOTEI LIPPMAN'S CREAT "Ir. Allede een cy Texas, write.: I t is t h.Ie lod 1,n 1,.711.D. 'ef blood puriier. Dr. Whitehead. lietaf prescribes It. and with 1.P. P. compltMy cured J. 1H. Davidson. who had suffered fifteen years with blood poison and sores. IT W:LL HELP YOU, TOO F. V. LIPPMAN, SAV Keeps Blood I Drie M True to Nature in its i the Stu All Is Motions Throug If there nre signs of blood impurities be Fl~ 1-srl? . S. '.. at one(,. youi necdI It.. s wonderful blood cr I all aon, It starts luto motion b llIons of cells in the liver, lungs and throughout the body. H~'eryt lung Is kept (in i lie move, fluishes Iou blood, gves your ent ire blood cirlta tion a fine thorotgh bath. It just natur ally and in a twinkling Irrigateo every atom in your body. It rislis Into every cc,1, causes every borne,a 1 1ysce, irgamnt, tendon, fl)IolIs mrirace and every nrvre to thrill with freedom, with health, wit'i new found springiness. And best of all, S. S. S. though a power ful, bearchlng, overwhelming enemy t, dia. Drink this and be refreshed! Sip by sip enjoymeni fort--a sat -a conten Demand the Nicknamecs e THE COCA Whenever ATL you sce an Arrow think of Coca-Cola. -@ Dry Cleanin OFP] EXPE R' Have your Clothes ( men who know how. Y< this shop. E. V. FE] Ovar H. Terry'n Rtore Rheumatism Blood Poison Scrofula, Malaria Skin Disease Because it Purifies the Blood I PEOP1B BAY OF REMEDY-P. P. P. Rabb% Solomon, of the Savannah Con. gration, writoaf Had seven attacks of Iarial feeyr lasting from a week to ten days, 1 6ok your medicine as a forlorn hope,' ut now confess that P. P. P. was a real benefit." 6T ALL DRUOOISTB-$1.00 'ANNAH, GEORGIA loving ut mpurities di aid Welcome to hout the Universe. pse Is as pure nc; the deW on a peach bl'osatno. Ia pow(rfill jis the heroic works of ntutre, a- senrebing as the peremptory denland of tie moist exact science. Asl for and Insist upon getting S. S. 8., it- world's cure for all disorders of the blood. For privalte, personal advice on stubborn chronic rheminatisma write at once to the Swlft Specific Co., 222 Swift Building, At lanta, 0n. Their medIcal deparinent ti famnous on all blood disenses, im iN e(Iuipped to make personal blood tests, ap proved by Ilie ilglist niedlcil authIoritlei. Get a buttle of E. S. 8. today, 7 Here! isthis A ./ hergsPreg iuslfid thirstr a COLIAT'm CO PNY ~tln