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• t VAGE TWO THE PRESS AND STANDARD a ly- lx t2‘ APRIL 7,1915. CHAUTAUQUA TO BE . •c A GREAT EVENT Three Days of Entertainment, Lectures and Other Amuse ments. TEN WEEKS IN BED* EM INENT PHYSICIAN tJIILED -wonderful RECOVERY promoting hpatily wrVrk- vKotbing fir the way of entertain- Jnents Pbat hn« eyer been attetbpted In tbi> town-has aroused suth wide spread Interest as > the. ncK>s}er Club Chautauqua to be held on April 22. 23 and 24. The bhnginK of these nttrartlons to Walterboro is due to the public spirit of a number of our ritlxen* who have entered Irtto the eontrart with W. L. Kadellff of Washington. D.C. who la wel1-knoii;n throughout' the coiintry and “Rpi'cla*- ly In the South, as manager of the big musk festival. Mr, Radcllff Is also always selected as manager for all the concert tour? made by the famous I’nlted States Marine Rand, known as the Prestd'-nt’s Rand. The three-day Chautauqua prog ramme to be given here includes a number of noted lecturers, concert •and entertainment companies well- known to Chautauqua patrons all over the I’nlted States. Aside from the purpose of presenting prog rammes of the most entertaining character, one of tb»> chief purpos * of the Chautauqua is ?n promote, ifi each town in which It is hel^. >» ereatpr spirit of community co- t operation. A!readv Walterboro ginning to fc*l tin- iiifliiterTv for the gentlemen .who the Chanta;iqry*Xjr» ?ng together md are recehlng the 'ti^»n of all thefr fellow cf : - Izcnr who an infe>-ested in the <!«•- vetonr-v,nt of o '- *• 4 « t> 'f 2'. -6 •» None of these men hare „ on ton ! .Into th'».tfr.rter»akir>g for the sake o' - financial gain hut for the purpose of f . i( f providing for the people of our coin munlty an event of such magnitud * as- would not have bcM-rt possible had | they not assumed th" necessary gnar- ante«‘ covering t eipense. They will feel anyde compensated If the Chautauqua proven to he the moans of giving their fellow-citizens three days of unusual attractive, and yat at the same time, wholesome and decent entertainment The people of Walterboro and vi cinity should by all means, give these gentlemen their' most cordial sup port and co-operation, for. If thev do. It will, doubtluesa. stimulate the leaders In this movement, as well as many other of our public spirited townsmen to enter Into other under takings for the-, good of our town. Tkln In the nptrlt that builds up the naall town, and makes it possible far It to become In n few years a splendid city. The less we show of salflslitnees and the more we get to gether and pull together, the more rapid will be our town's progress. Uvery dtisen owes something to the town In which he lives. He draws upon Its resources for his living, and for the maintenance of his family, and for the success of his business He Is a had citizen who is continu ally drawing on the town’s resources and never contributing anything to increase those resources. I wish to inform you of the gr-at benefit. I have derived, from the use of Swamp-Root. I had been a suf ferer for^more,than twenty year< from kidney and liver troubk and was almost constants treated Ly «Ik most eminent physicians who could only give me termporary relief. I bad .been In bed ten weeks when i began the use of Swamp-Root, fn- ride of twenty-four hours I could see that I had been greatly beneflttid I continued to use Swamp-Root un til I had used several bottles wkfn I really fel* that my old t rouble was completely c,ur«d and I am positive’ that any person suffering with kid ney or liver trouble can be cured by the use of this preparation. I am now In the best of health, (better than I hav n been for ten years or more. I do not know how to ex press myself as strongly as I desire. In favor of I>r. Kilmer’* S Root, as I am sure thaitU^sfved m life and that my gootTnealth is du-- entirely toUtK' great remedy. .1 heartjiy^monimend it to every stifr and ant confident they can b- benefltted ak I have h n en. It is t t pleasure for me, genyeni-m. fo hard j you this reebmm* ndation. Mlt.': II !. PRICK. II !• Cent, r St. Portmouth. O PersonaIIv ppejrod before he th : ' 1 itth of September, Mrs. H. .1 •Price, who stflisf rib-'d the 'above; statement at.*!' tn.vde oath tiint th • nine .is, true in : ub-'-Si.-, ;-.nd i-i i RAN OX POTATOK-i KIWiM XKW YORK AND MAIXE State Crop Test f-omwii- »!nn l-Y-.*- hJhits Shipment*, from Srah-i;i- fe»tc,!- l/*'c,|f r -^ rteniscn ♦'ollcg*. April < —TV- Sou4h Carolina Crop P-«.. Commis sion has promulgated a new r -gla- tlon prohibiting. .th»* shlpm- »l mt this state of Irish potatoes fr«M,i a» «-• - fain localltk-t in Vo-k aad j. Maine which are infested with pow dery scab. The .Regulations - r< , a follows: Shipments of Irish pc’atoe'. fro: •, placed.in Maine and X-’v. A’ork ;ry- hibhed. fa) The shlpiretP of lrl*h ^peta toes for planting punp,»es into *fce State of South Carolina is prohibits! from the following places In Mair,c and New York. Maine:—Tows of Waite. Pricee- ton, Raileyville. Alexander. Raring Calais, t’oopor. Middybenrps, char lotte. Rohbinrton. Dennynville. Per-.- heoke. Perry. Marion. Edmunds. East Port. Whkine, Cutter, Tr cott, IxhecT^I’lantation So. 14. ’ [tri.rg.-'n'ze.! townships of Dyer and Irdinh In Washington Conti’v the towns of. Mount Chase, p,. M n dway. IVoodvl!! . Mattar.anV- Winn, Kineman cm Prej?:« , ’ plantation of Stn*- . i’’*-. Web ter i Dn-'-.v. and unorganized tow- Tenma Cured i am glad to, ten it* PROCLAMATION! Governor Manning has Officially; Proc^imed April 5th-10th “HEAN UP WEEK” Xo. 1 anil Vo. 2. P^nge »> •cot Count’ r - - -« » ' Kor<*st CI’y, V. Plantar'' - -'•r*r v i''p'* r ■ • v MR. ROBERT FOWLER, f* Of Okarcha, Oklahoma. Mr. Robert Fowler. Okarche. Okla homa. writes: “To any sufferer of catarrh of the stomach. 1 am glad to tell my friends ' or suflerers of catarrh that seventeen years ago I was past work of any klr-d. due to stomach troubles. 1 tried almost every known remedy without any results. “Finally I tried Porunn, and am happy to say 1 va* benefited by the f.rst bottle, and after using a full i treatment I was entirely cured. • X am m*w seventy years old. and am in good health, due to always baling Pemr.a at my command. I. would rot think of going away from! home for any length of time without 11 taking a bottle of Fertma along for j emergency. • You. are at liberty to we my pic ture and testimony if yea think it will { hep. tny one who bus stomach trouble.’* « Cleaning up does not only mean Sweeping, Dusting, Scouring and moving Rubbish; it also means. PAINTING, STAINING and VARNISHING i : V • t : !( - t. H R. A. CVINVERT. Notary Public. ,-noiin Jn K ib ’■o-r.c j ,t , Letter try Dr: Kilmer A- Co.. Minghamtnn, N. Y. Ill do For Prove lYhac^amp-Koot W Send ten cents to Dr. Kilmer A Co., Ringhamton, N. Y., for a saippl-* size bottle. It will convince ahyone. You will also receive a booklet of val- uable Information, telling aobut the kidneys lend bladder. When writing, be sere and mention .The Press and atandgrd. ^ Regular flfty-<^nt and one—dollar size bottles for sain at all drug stores. Root-Knot Very Destructive. frqut anv «r’j« r ; ti' Im- Inf'-rspc! ” (Prmnrnsphfea mV New,. York : —' j Franklin ar 1 c,P» ! oth‘-r nlace when l ferted with nowrj<• t spora siibff-rrflnea | Shipment of Irish po'ativa Maine and New York bv «er»ificj'Je (hi Irish .potatoes shall no* .b 1 - shipped Into the State of South Ca rolina from the States of Main" an 1 New York unless certified by th" Federal Horticultural Roard f ex cepting as provided In Regulation at and where such shipments are certi fied as eating potatoes only It shaH .be unlawful to sell. buy. bartdj, give away or transport suclr potatoes for seed la the State of South Carolina. Persons desiring inspection ser vice mnst notify the State Crop Pest Commission. Clemson College. 8. C.. on or before August 1 of each year. I Ths Places which have been |; dusted, swept and scoured.. TM_., j insures sanitary and lasting clean- i| ■ lait'ss. The cost is trifling, fjr a 'it hS l y-' ml »!<?- clttxen not only providee for tho.4c Immediately dep»nding upon him. hut he feel* a cordial intereatt In the welfare of everything that tends to Improve hia towir. * Root-knot Is ono of the most de structive of plsnt diseases snd Is especislly dangerous to South Caro lina farmers whose lands are sub ject to wilt, of which root-knot Is frequently a companion.. Farmers’ Bulletin it*. “The Control of Root- Knot," which tnay^dp" obtained by writing to the Department of Agri culture at Washington, contains In formation that will be valuable to any farmer who has root-knot or Is In a region where the disease pre vails. Those who have wilt and The gool Voot-knot should wtire to C. A Me- MM Caras Cons! WsUsa ,< QETS-IT!” e — t Bsconds, 3 Drops — Corns Vanish I Foe everybody with corns, there la It- every drug store Ui tb.< InnU one of th# reel wonder* of tie world, and that's •VI1CTH-IT” for cornsl If* the first and only corn-cure ever known that removes Lendon, Clemson College, for In formation as to where wilt-resistant cotton seed may be purchased. • A Sluggish Liver Xeefls Attention. v Let your Liver get torpid and you /■ * » am in for a spell of misery Every- hodyAteta an attack now nn<l then Thousand* of people k<*cp “their Liv ers activ*« and healthy bv using 1>- King s Nes Life Pills. Fine for the Stomach, tdo. Stop the Dizziness. Constipation. Riilousness and Indi gestion Clear the blood. Only .5- ai your Druggist. / •- liOss fnim Soil Erosion. I^»ss from soil erosion has beeit found by |he United States Depart ment of Agriculture to he a mos' important factor In Southern agri culture. An Investigation Into th.» subject showed that the South stiffer- Tonr Child’s Cnagh Is • t alk for Help * Don’t put off treating your Child’s Cough.' v It ‘ not only sapa their strength, but often lends to more se rious ailments. Why rtak? You don’t have to. Dr. King’s New Dis covery Is Jost the remedy your Child needs., It is msde with sooth ing. healing and antiseptic hallsams W’lll quickly check the Cold and soothe your Child’s Cough away No odds how bad the Cough or how lone standing. Dr. King's New Discovery will stop it. It’s guarantee*] Just get a bottle from your Druggist a'nd try It. ' - 1 IXOCI LATIONS VARY. CoHinicerinl Culture* Differ ir> ••lilts on Alfalfa Field at ^ ' Clemson. Clemson ('olieg, April <! A went ir.»o < Monday . .'.mi.»-d Frld v :.r * Mir interxeriio,:- we*-k w^as civ»n ,up to military nr.i* neuvres rn.l training an*l to numer ous social aiTairs provided by th' people of Anderson. -"Never have I seen warmer heart-’ ed hcspitallty than wg# shown yo*; h . , u- aT" by every one in the city.” said President W. M. Riggs, In an ad dress to the cadets after their re turn to the college. And the stu dents echoed this sentiment in a set of resolutions they passed at a mast meeting held for the purpose. After expressing his appreciation of the efforts of the people, news paper* and chamber of commerce of Anderson. Dr. Riggs said: “And so the encampment with Its duties. Its pleasures sad its dangers. Is a thing of .the past. We hav» much to V thankful for—for thb sunny weather, for good health, for the fine Impression made, by th? corps upon the people of Anderson— an Impression not marred by a sin gle- disagreeable incident—for the generous hospitality enjoyed, for thd valuable military Instruction recelv ed. and for a safe return. This week has been a very anxious on" for me. Your health and pleasure have been very much on my heart but ’all’s well and ends well.’ Fo. youV saf" and healthful return I am duly thankful and.for your fine con duct and the honor you have brought little paint gees a long ways. / ■ * / ' ♦ - PAINTS-STAINS--TARNISHES Floor and Cleaning Oils do the work and do it right. A. Wichman & Son, R»-. a P<>n the name of Clemson College I am profoundly grateful. The en tire encampment l«o an honorable »e*. page, in the history of th" college ’ acre ft"ld on the CTem^on' Colleger Th * «'adet corps adopted resolu farm has been put into alfalfa thl« thanking the Anflerson people year ten- successfully The fieM ! n * w *P*l M *D' *nd chamber of com- was sown last fall and the stand t* I roere*:* congratulating the city on its now excellent anu gives promise o» good yields. x eht*rprising and prosperous appear tnce. and pronreinc always to bear This field was inoculate^ wjCi , testimony "to the hospitality, loyalty commercial rultfrox obtained fro•n . an<, enterprise of the citizens of three concerns whl<h proxided th* Anderson. and f to the great oppor- cultures so that the College might l,w * ahead of this cllv put them to the test In the fiebj [and this section of the Stat" " One kind of culture was thorough!) i successful Anoth-r wa* olmo«t .a# * successful The thlro, w hich w as asserted . to lie however. ! a “pa ed more heavily from this depletion [acea”. or capable of InocJlatinc Of SOll fortilitv thnn anv ... . . HERE’S PROOF aJjk Titm» F««y TmI. M*—»*■*. Wk.iT Cww C—t Ym. UIm4’GETS4T.’ > * any aad every corn or ewllua without fell, without fasting with thick bandage*, toe harneaM*. eorn-ewcUlng sal' e*. irritating Mat menu. It'* applied In S second*- .Mac. btng—1 drops, the work t* done, the eora ehrtvei* up, jrowf corn agony end* and the corn bake.' f. r*v* r! AO the Umptng. the pain* that diJA to your LeartW core, the crnctuslon of having to a ahoe* over *creu.|nlug; corps, the r of Wood poison from making them bleed by u»ing knives,ran r* and t issorr —are gone at la*tt ••OET.S*rr* , li the new way. the enre, •Inipto. pa(al<-,* w- y. Try It for corns, cailasr*. warts andlwiPtoU*. "OETS-IT"’ H soi l I'y druggie* ex, ry- srheii-. 25c n bott!**. of sont direct,-by E Inwr.-n.-. .* t’hlc iiV >. Sold in Waljorh jfo and of soil fertility than any other sec tion of the country. All farmers In th" Piedmo.ft counties of South Ca rolina are advised by Clemson Col lege to do something to prevent further damage from erosion Write to Dr. F-. II. H Calhoun. Clemson College, for Circular No 20. ‘ Gully ing and Its Prevention many sorts of legume*, railed r , produce results. This T'rf of th- field was reinoculat-d wt*V (he kind, •TI/’’ F»»c*. M> Sor^ Swollen. Rum ing, ('allon*<-<| Fee. and f oms. \YHOopfxtT cot tai. .successful., For W-II •twtlMi, «H MMMw m °7 ! ' h ’ ^ ;omme„c«1 for ^-,.1 ,. Hell a Plhe-Tar Honey I* a ^medfXg^B,,,, , - v.hich brings quick relief for Whodp- . ‘ . ing cough. Idoscas .the mucous ^ „ .i i« , * mucous., Riieum.vtlc Pain* iietlexcl. eoothlng th* lining xf the throat and lune*. bi1»I makes the coughing speli less Severe, .a family with gro'v'n^ «h‘.ldr"n should n«>t V without it of culture that had be*„ sur<es*f u j. Soil inoculation for legumes of ;;!!• ' Ah! relief No more tired at first. e * rcet: fio more burning fe"t; no more kinds Jhat requite inoculation fa l * wone,, • bi * d *»neiling. sweaty, feet, recommended by Clemson College No a:or<, T* ,n ln <*orn8. callouses or Wher- commercial )i Inorulation ,* { b wninhs. No matter what ails your used, farmers should be very careful i ^ •* * ha, und<T sun )ou’xe U> use m kind that has been proven ,ri ^ uhonl relief, just use successful For alfalfa, use au al . TIZ ’ J "TIZ” is the only remedy that ‘draw* out all tbp poisonous exuda- fior« which puff^ up tne feet;"TIZ” wended as the wcrtd’a best corh cire t*> IValterboro Drrtg Co. ", » • ^ « Jy •F. r Ford \iitomo!)ll"s ‘an.! For 1 recom-1,, . '. > , Keep |i kutudy for all Coughs am! repkiys, K ( •U: A Ayer _\Y:.’,ter- fc(To * / ’ Colds. 2H0 at your druggist;'' E1««ctric Hitlers m Spring Tonic. X. licves me immediiMctv. ari’d For Fo|d Automobiles and F«,r.' |deaw;ra r om- .^dirT repairs. S"e Rizer * * **’ ’ Ue-O, .S. C. .Why suffer fr«.' t when re'i'ef^jnsy be had at m lr ( a <ost Mrs Elmer ir.-.vh. f . r Ind.. writes. I haxe h., ;; ruibj' t attacks of rheumatism Chair.*erfain’s T.inJmi’iit for->e st!« « r * Ayer, Waltqw- 1 c herf. 'e b- all d i Mj’ 0 .C* If h. r.iagjk-aly^TIZ’’ is. grand; "TIZ” x.-ill cure, xonr ?boi troubles so you’ll never limp or draw -up yo’ir face in pain Your shoes, kron't’teem tisji't end your feet- w.!) never. “.»*'•■ r hurt or cet sor--: swollen or tireu. Thir.k of :*, ro more foot Tfilsety: no burr ine corr 1 -. cx!lot:«e« «r' bunfims Get a con* box nf any-^ iji"? •• re «e' dqpartme.nf *tore^ ?nd g. r Instant "re'ief. Vot 1 relief *or cr.!/ * tie? a w hoi Vt ;\ r’' cents, Thlt COLDS & LaGRIPPE 5 or 0 doses 666 will break any case of Chills & Fever, Colds & LaGrippe; it aett on the liver better than Calomel and does not gripe or sicken. Price 25c. Whenev er You Need • Oeneral Tonic- Take (jroxe’s "Th* 0 0:(l\^tan<lar<l Grove’s Tastelc*s '“JiTcnic V equally valuable as a Denerai TonicNbeeaiise it contain the xvt 1!; r.avta top ic IN* )jx rties of QUI “ N K "l* iHON r lv ayu\ri the Liver, Drives 1 -’la*:: ta, EnriehiSi the lilo*xi nrul up the AV'hplc bvNom. 60 cent:-. KIDNEY PIUS - < Af.i) ^LACUtR AutomonlK's And Fori Rizer & Ayer. tYKlt-r- i V