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9 » PAGE FOUR Hie Press and Standard *, ESTABLISHED 1977. WVJBUSmD KVKRY WEDNESDAY THE PRESS AND STANDARD APRIL 28, 1915. AFTKKYOOX by the press and standard, jnc. >fain Sireet THE CHAtfTAVQUA. lV|ei»lK)ii.- W. W. S'JOAK ....... I'mrtd*-nt. f. MORROW, IMH.)! mh*I Mgi'. Entered at tb boro, 8. C. *• ®att«‘f. p< Wi Itor I The Chautauqua has eome and gone. Walterbcro people now kno-.v what a Chautauqua is. Tho s'ntl- rnont of our people well exprcase* their opinion. The gtatup of ap proval hns.been placed 10& j,frartlon In' all, .lb" approved the plan. The Cbaut\«r!i!» ! Chatilacqua, ?f. Y , n;,<T froMth of the Chaufr.tit: ^ ■ ll1 M——— . GOOD ROADS. reetora should be the beat men In . the community, give iheir services Our experience teaches hh that fpee - »Uow na s-lflab interest to in bad roada ar? more, th^ UirVt ,flue * lce thcm and ndniinister the af- lult'of the brd mental couUitiotr-i ol |f**™ ot th ® Club in th^/mtpl the community than the > ral cr fluatuial cont a the 'aVphv: iitlen^ l-i tk C^.^tfair tstndei and efficient tu^ftRcr. they vill do this the liozy flub ( ri> b ! ►bled I ; as second cla^’mall ».*• feendod in It * x' ;H. 'Viftfont and Lewis iTI!V*r. tl: -r 'nen l ad In \fp‘ >n of our ?> IHu t-yted • ntrta': Ml' White n tho a t-jcpse it would'i»e a good Idea lo flm — 11. » organized the S-' . Qlyi V £ ar 9 h:tK?r sters l av e |tfc<$ “people in on yo4r • proV i. th: u; c.wr artd b> Xt>j7 >'! ’’ iandlby this v d X*' ” :f " i^ibOreJs. v ad roads- ier.t*; ftvT’ VX r aended* n 4#. r •ir.orktng \ itt» p/v« Xt 'O -.X i ! v/ * * js&..the ou . ^ t ty/| or r ' ’ f -• |-4 jw ->*» tr ■ *1 h ir r-:, - >1/1A th.. t’.'jj R’i t iri A /!/ if -r ! V' - 1 «;? ■ v”"* -•— / J ' ^ • Th' jMf’.’t 1 C * ‘" 1 ■ T ‘ . j *>v_. ^ y _ t. is? V . J C>i k” \ ! ri.r r.fty / Uy t r.j iuzll . / *> • gt v < " , ■ 1 Lt* ,ii t. T* A O fc. , ‘1 ’ -UTI COiTON Is (it, e-we ’ll p^ivery *yay I5tiv Yrnir > ty. U b . SITtStTUrTUIN WAUE8, • One Ycnr •;«•.•*•*So higher ttlx -Hontlts ....... ».. . InHhlfl 'tlft Three Mootlis .... v work-in the ilasa of - . ~TW ). i' : ''S'- i !•> c **rti V'f’Oi' nFMiTT.wcrs. i • . . •All checks and tirafts .ahpuld ho i raises their we-k. , ! :M n . .r»>• drawn in favor of Ui«' Press and; Taking tlt« aftr^cUcra ar. a whole, «ill bviorr fr*r--r ; standard. » IfhtAr came up to the st.nnd ird and uommur^ty that 'TH' ifj Tt I hi ■ MOW . li:R x 5 M c „' 1 rX<j on nr u —— - ionly In Look at the printed label on your paper.. Tho dale thereon' show* when the subseription oxrdres. For- aor?e one In -taneo we hea'rH co’n- Rome one aald you can of thr people Romo of ward your money In ample time for the* time, but yon oan not please all renewal. Notice date on label care- f ,f tho people all of the time. So fully, and If not correct please no- wJth th|(| ^-were pleased and tify us Rt once. . . soni" we/e not, but the majority of Subscribers desiring the address our people are pleased and so much Of their paper changed, will please V( . r{ » thpv pleased that the attra f '- •tate in their communication both ... ...' . . „ tho old and the new addresaea. w,n b * brou K ht to our ,0 * n perfunctory pick an with power Riactild Tv z men. * by publlr* opinion t)rat wilt any d»:ii'*nd road building but are tu.-ikfng sf'* *•.! n fore the w6Vid the advai living in or dtaliiiK v. , towns. Ft road !y rp akir: 'newspaper is-always (nga? e. 1 ith is \ » , °nt / 'Into loy^ hut to The Press and Standard will pub- and they will return. ll«b; brief and mtlonal letter on | Thp , oraI oommltfeo •objects of general Interest when ., . . . they are accompanied by the name, thl " no ‘ ">»>“* ««y. . and addresses of. the uajhors and bring to our town somethHig worthy •TO not of a defamatory nature. An- 0 f the day. something that ihev - 'high-class In tbeM#ay fiance working for the in th*'? better results/m help them Showing intelligent in- activity, terest and reasonable appreciation, j T,!< publisher who When the Lord -promised to s *av« nu^tly. but str»nuousiy. f>dO|i^ it was upon a . compromise , be t,l;rnipnt oi conditions agreement that /en g«K>d men could iP ,ac « in whi{h live8 bopstin^ be found in t\/ community. that plaei- no less than the publish- again. The contract has been mad<^ one good man. equipped with ordO- er wh o Is doing so In large letters, narv power. In a stat« of eruption. ^ to speak, the latter, however, is op tho subject of bad roads, ran : »" orp to Cii ' A the attention of be noticed. •rill not be returned. of enterfain- Our Fortin lim&iz \i in Chargr o! Jacobs & Co., Clinton, S. C., NrwAoi Ctifcrif / / SOLICITING OFFICES: fork—118 K. JStli *t,. . .. E. L.Oould it—AdvvruMiuj 1UUS...W. II. t'orcl.rf y>«-truU—TiilJt-r . 1 .1.. Winu. Kt Lofiis— 1 eutrsl Natl. i;»ak Isuly.. « M . t. •iHinnyiti N.*liviM«—in sth Are-.N., l.*l. t:iil«iu<.lr. AtlWll.l—W Mi'inorlul I. K L/^'OCh a»Im vnie. n. •'-> iji s. Male rv c.trUgon rtiiiiMi*-i|)tii»—iI'.’i Archer ..... .ysruan'i«t Ulvliuioml. Vs.—Marpliy W . Mehm > i* ment. The popniance has spoker they gained their point. Titov <nd no.t 'iitake ^ny monev, and w hen tit** division «f the proceeds came up. each oof*' of the committee was pres ented 7 with ten cents apiece. This, yon will see that they had the wel fare of our town at' heart end had no thought of any money making. The Radcllffee Attraction Co,,’ of Washington. D. C.. sent the attrac tions here under a guarantee of $300. The local committee had , o' guarantee this amount before the night pefforninnee of the first day-- That day they were,short, but readi ly did their manager agree to allow tllis committee to take all the door f receipts to make up this deficit until tho whole of the $300 was made up and ^hen' aft*‘r all that he divided the proceeds with the local com mittee ns the contract stated. Where will vou find any on« that would be I more fairer than thisi when in /th” -e—-x—-—- / •; |face of his contract l\.e sllpw/tif to "Wnlterboro has one of the-ht's* take the wftole of the door receipts Welcome visiting Methodists. / v \ / " u Have you When to the movies yet? — Vx- Welcome, CiMrybody, thrice wel come, —x pastors preachers ai>d , Whkphie. delegaies. /Welcome to our town, all visitors to the t’onferi 1 to our •retjec. save ant- community from the curre the outride world to his work than of bad roads for this one man will the former. It Is simply a case of soon have ten-followers, each of .rdvertlsing what you are jJ.fing. And whom will hi have ten follow- lt*|»»y* to adVertis'’. as .lias dftitt) rs and so ie». and Tlten desirable re : been said. . , rults will b*g1n to appear. / T -'HI pay every publish, r . to j Now. to remedy this. At ' .’.o T’ - his town. Not.alone will h-j bile owners are themes that f ,n-. •fract attention to ids paper free. They are readers, hut he will induce hlisineas j to com" the way 4of his tow n. Ho | plait) most oLthe fbqds 1:he on'*s tha* doe't like^to hit in n j Lhole or a rut.” They are the one-. ,will broaden the merchants and / that despire of the bumps and ur^make ’hern ambitious \6 rend kind downs to be found in the Wends. And they are the one* to whom/v." would say. Get Busy. NOW. The basis of this must bo men—• men joined together to work as a unit in n determined effort for better Toad conditions- men willing to smv- ordinafe. personal interests to the public good and get their..benefit as n part of the commjinity. Better roads are not had by wish-{such a town . a ing. Work must follow and the wish jsary‘that conditions be true to th” and the place to commence work. Is .claims of the bqqsters.^ Clean poli- in the minds of men. Work mus»\tics Is the first requisite of a "good” 1 He will arouse the interest of travel- erk in his community and will In this manner help -th" local businer.3 men. In a word, thb publislier who seriously goes about this boosting w ill “put Ills . town on the map.'* a distinction which no other individ ual in the community can claim. . It is not alone necessary, howev er, to .ret fortlwthe advantages of It is absolutely necos- hotels* in the state.’’—-ITr. '*11. W. Sears, V Walterboro, unlike '•the oilier town*-, of our state fn this respect. 'Should haVe tojwn colors.,-''We would like to have suggestions for town to help ma,ke up a sum which contracted to he paid / before / 1 ji4 v..a t an; money' at the door Was taken iu a? all? . ' ' / . Yes. they wdll roturd and when they come again, - Walterboro . will « — mu ... come out in her h-st and will wel- colors. These rotors, might be rail- . . , . . •. . . . , . , come/hem t»ack. The good they ed school colors ami let the town , ^ r ado tlKin brought, the gTtnff tlv'v have done x . V, >1 the good they w ill do on their j ing been fa .. . . , .!'P<'Xt. trip, will i ’main with our peo- point a de«*r editur the sheetalk’ f )v7\ - 1 . .. • _/ !pie, and will live with u# forV\/ r w/'iit. it will came eygin r ' . this : 1 ■H ( aim: 'and nex yore in bet or talkers tli: <• i • . ^ UP. luck to them atml yiyrt ptYipJe showed they likt them /Cuise yon had nun of yer mpmy^ to spend yourn si. start everything, and as one of the (town, and no one Is in a better po- fecont visitors to our town said^ jsition to make it so than the news- ‘‘Most of^/ls have ■ our wishlionc .paper publish*^. .The commercial where our backbone ought to be." and other advantages can easily be. The first thing for a commumt v j made to count once th” information tfi do thahha^n real desife for b /jgets abroad that a town is polniti- r(> |,ds is to forni^a road ciui jcally clean. " * with as large a membership as po j In'the work of town liooating it is slide to iliMCitss the subject in all Hr 'safe to say that thc< newspaers of the hearings. . in this original org:-rvz* j west .and middle west have led tie ation. there should lx 4 no”tho,ucfct ^-jway. They have mirtte it^their husi- hint of contributions: After revemi !ness. Town boosting to some of meeting:: for discussion, the iueml^r j these parrs is as natural as'it is for sidp having lK>en pu.-heiJ-tcrfKe limb jtheir ”ditor abd owner to eat their and the good roads s^ntiraem Jjj' - j daily bread. They hare had big re- nn*d Into a ft ary?, ap-'suits. Villages liaye grown int<> ommjitee to conjdder ' {towns, towns have grown into cifies and means. Let this /ommitte- R very short space of time under shier Well Hi” finam lyl resour . ji, H Vnefu ial towA boosting tr’-sn.- V, E HAVE ?vOW ON H.VXD IN \LTEREOKO. NITRATE OF SODA. HIGH GRADE 8-1-1 HER CENT. HIGH GRADE 8*2 1-2 1 PER CENT. ACID, 16 PER CENT. COTTON SEED MEAL / ■* gET OUR PRICES BEFORE OUR SUPPLY IS GONE. ALSO RECEIVED THIS WEEK FROM THE AMERI- • •-e ; . CAN STEEL & WIRE COMPANY ONE CAR LOAD OF WIRE FENCE. GET OUR PRIC ES BEFORE YOU Dl >V Terry & Shaffer *c—us—B-l- -BUY’ j MEN’S / ■ / . * 'X N- \ Sonmtitne lm the pear future an other lyceunt 7 course will proliably be brought here. Thla is to help mako Up a deficit our local attorney. H, R.. Padgett' has had %to ptrv. When they come, let’s all of us turn' out and h n lp him make back some of the hundred that he has lost. These attractions are for the good of n town and we can not but help him or any other make It up. Hr. Seara says that it seeing, th.'.t the ladies have been cleaning up. lip also said that he thought that it wits getting time for' some of , th • men to try it. We add that every' housekeeper might do some good if they woulcb clean up in front of itseir., own yards. f By not screening your house you may save enough to pay 'the doctor for attending yourself or members of you^family made sick by flies or mosquitp^s that ent n r your open windowp. * . " 1 at I-C-K! Have You Considered Our Coupon Book? AW nre iirixi.ia-N^ow’lI yp6 all of OUR U'E^'Oti•net.’H—.;n<! at Ih s;. if tiiue wvwunt >i'll to Ituy/YtiN lm\ a - v<»u ,You eart ^ttve' a WHt trjHj yl' Coup,m R % iK -j !'oi t ot.r tT 'tii c d - your 'lcf Liono;. w., gell - v i;—uel Use ho«>)\ ihal ',:‘ilvan.l:!.;’e-uf the ’s tf i a hx loot) It'S, Rook HI00 lio< HtuA lOftJk-llj-t. Rook, 100 IR.'CoilpOrs. the community and fix on a sum tsi i can b«> raised by donation for •rero’r ai mad .betterment Do not g t-. •• • at it Yut canvass, each individual name and put down .his probab! subscription. Add these various sums-together and whatever lump •-Uhi it foots up just double (lie sum and start th” subscription paper. Make the first 'condition of" this subscription paper read like this, "A total subscription of $....., v . . is to b« secured or none of'it is to be binding,” It will take some cour age to. double the estimate. It tflil take more courage- to say. "That much or nothing.” r but success'awits the men who possess Ibis rburag* and failure looks those in the fare who do not possess It Make tho various sums pay a hi" in monthly in stallment* for twelve months. Nev er permit the discussion of the ir’ jy>roveme«t of any- particular/' ffunf.' inor take a/st Ion the improvement jlar rojiA ftnti! after }f*'lc*rnVincd nr is subdivided Hoad Club w ii * f? \ ot ed ! nf th •'.Vet:! tut 3>, t >7' to pi ^vr.crditgrc / IT ti-c aro • Cient. . . It lies within’ the power of every publisher to do something for hf^ community in this direction- It will *’j benefit the peopl”, it will benefit business generally, and in particular it will benefit th enewspaper. It re quire* co-operation o fpub!ish”rs add business men H» boost a town. The publisher can bring this about and in so doing becomes the leader of the movement—an enviable position, for any man to hold. Wjhat ar® you doing fo^ you/ town? •' /' WAXTKiyTo M*y44 poy fur Heavy Confftr Ac lb. Ught < 'upper 4c lb. ,vy lira*,** Ac lb. l.igbt Brass S l-2c Ih. ^ 1 will buy any quantity and pay f'ash. N. FINN. YXTKI nd^St: Coupon Coupon SI/:- H ' Yftythe coupon ; hqokT>va.Y/>fti.kiBK'Re is I ten Y»et yours from Huy driver on his next ril). / . WALTHO ICE & FUEL CO- G. M. RIVEfcs, Mmaiko*: z; X / No;v that we have proven conclusively that we are leaders in Ladies’ Goods, bcifuf supreme in MILLINERY, ladies’ dresses waists, skirts, and fancy dress, jarootis, etc we are going to strive t,o ’.ring before the o * •- / * w 7/ men of V\ dlterboi'd and Colleton county the same idea. ' * MEN aND BOYS * X PALM BEACH SUITS J7 . / ‘ . •- Wt* are now offering lateat styjes in ‘ -v \ • X Men’s and Boys’ Palm Beach Suits in popu- , lar prices. We are also expecting soon a nice line of Summe/^uits for men and boys. \7 Men and Boy’s X Furnishings X x ’ . ,» N * Latest creations in Neckties, Shirts, Collars, Hats on display now. The price wtli please the most conservative. Don’t fail to give us a call before ^;ou buy. You are welcome to our store, even if " • P . S ’*; yon do !K)t purchase anything at all. . B. LEVY, Manager /■v.imph’ - ?■•' <^rf:iin *i»b«( ript’ add “Pw' -b". /j t hriri! b>s» the ^uiMVrlption* of ih* proper” and the Road Hub. -By ?oV ly^jngNbis plan fn the allotment of oney It will, dl«arm any charge of untalntlMtg In the allot ment of the Club’s money. The Road Club's officers and dl- "IX f rerun l -tiv.r]. will X ...i ! nnot T;ke one email !?r King’s New -L*/» Pi8 at 'tilght. in the morning you will have a full, free bow"! move ment and feel much better. Helps your appetite and digestion. ‘ : Try one tonight. -*• I t/ ' ' • ’I * *' '** * 4* • X ’ ’ r. ' ^ . i-t” w illX. .:.i (• I ,.j ivon* by tliXadn s V/ildam- •ridav .’v^ning,Xm-sl SO, for ih« lil or the’ bafe bahvteaw. T! ’ Tlior v..j. <n> i’rid v benefit o4th#‘ baje .halKteapi. Ti io's will also give a gaX.of' balL beginning at two-thirty, Xyveen Williams and Ehrhardt. The public is cordially invited. • ‘‘One Interested iNCUMATItM'pOMKYt AND CASTOR X Ac f Infants and Children r . In Use For Over 30 Ye^s Always' the Signature Me Suits on (Ain House, Collett Beaca Bar* ..1