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and standard JUNK 23, 1915 omen’s Club Department MUM If Mm fw. W. hmm. '• ' ' - - - -■ - Of grmt laUrmt fo «l ani omcD In general and clnS woman In partlen- lar la Cm gangrous idea of Wtgtbrop College in giving a free abort conrae in Home Economies to fifty club women, an account of which fol* lows. Of much interest, also are leave that gramme la meat practical. . The fascinating Art Dear Club Presidents: Most ■ of you are now arrat roar year the. rommuntcatlons^from chairmen book for the present club year, .and of departments, of art and^ band'* ! the chairman of art and handicraft craft and education, extracts from 1 begs each of.^eu to aro io It that, which I have taken io be reproduced an art programme Is Included. lr cur own cdlumn feeling tha* j The Oeuerai Federation art de- pori< thing of 'interett and helpful- partiuent has some very interestim; I may he gleanen from each one exhibits-that they are boh dine ou; ! for air our county culb wonien. j©n circuits arranged by State char-. While the three scholw»bips which ujph. * j the Federation has to give this year j Exhibit So. 3 is most highly re- j ,-t three different college'' should bo j cbm mended, and a;j 'f is how «n, HerciW.’tii abundance to both moth- Virginia, can conveniently come .tJ: era and daugtuter^ fun i.T early full and spring It is .believed ths exhibit of The Sooth raroiuJu Federation • twenty-live large prints, well ,• .Women's flubs h.s only om: , mounted beautiful in color illur- scholarship to Wlnthrop Collego bating he development of Ameri- v. ’ .f ^ *" *>«e o, .m. have always be-n ^J This department desires to be of for college course, endorsement he rea, Berv|ce ln cu i t ,voting an Inter- a president of a federated club, and pst jn th , n|fS( beautiful, and. Mrs Applicant must be sixteen >ears of | Johnson, general chairman.^ mays age or over. , , I .‘‘the best possible way is to brina ■“ Entrance examlnafione.^ to ”1°* | people into the presence of works of throp will be held at every county* ar t . This Is the best way for clubs Court house on Julv 2nd^and at the to ^tudy art. as it gives pleasure of: same tftne applicants for the schol- a |,{ K b kind and is an inspiration to; arship given fthrougli the federation , talent/' frnav take the examination. ; The plan Is to have city federa-] G rls eligible for the scholarship tions, and in smaller towns club- : examination and who desire to com-j unite to- ggc-ure co-operation of. pete for the same this year should ' schools, ar.d making it .of commUni- j make application at once to Mrs. tv interest. Itest drawings from Walter E. Duncan. Chairman of the different school grades..and any lo Department of Education of the e*l handicraft, will add Interest to ?euth Carolina Federation of Wo- I *1 ,, ‘ exhibit. . Clubs. Aiken. r. ! following poljcv of the r.rf • The Wlfitbrop scholarship i« | wo-fh $!*•« a year. .*• , This is the one tire we can recommend to our friends T HERE are tires and tires. Ajax Tires are the ones we recommend to our friends. They are guaran teed in writing for 5000 miles. It isn’t an idle warranty: It has been made for nine years. It is tune tried. The Ajax business grows in each season as one Ajax user tells his Ajax satisfaction to his friends. 5000 miles as the minimum measure of their anticipated performance. The demand for Ajax Tires has always ex ceeded the supply. More and more Ajax'Tires are made in each year, but Ajax dealers have never yet been able to secure all the Thf* federation has two other . rvhrlandiipB fo a yard this year, orv to Lander College and one to Co!:- /Vr College, the value of which aotF t the time examination of appli cant •< to 1 ' published later. J»h«iit Coutwe, in Home 'Economic* . to Club Wotnen. . In ord«-r to demonatrate the' iji- ! tensely practical 'vahie of the work In home economiett by its extension o depart-nent. Wiiithrop College ha.« conceived the happy idea ^f giving a four-day course In this line. Those • who attend will be guests of the Collcgp, railroad fare being their on ly ^xj>ense. ' They will be met at the train’kind everything done to Hake their stay pleasant and profi table. It is going to be a wonderful meeting, a time of commingling be tween towns and country women, of getting to know each other better, of learning new ways of living. Will you be there? x Each woman's club is Invited to elect one delegate and one alter nate;. thus In case the delegate Is- prevented from attending there will he some one to take her nface. While any club woman will be wel come. yet It is particularly hoped that rural women will aVall them- ' selves of this opportunity, number of necessity/!* limited to 5b. and will be regi application, so M tion Is given for your guidance: * J “It/ is our policy to urge club women to a iietter acunaintanc,* with th” art .situation in A iunca. to find out wliut our art assets are and to .use them to the fullest extent, hfcirlher. To encourage the study of American art in clubs, to insist up on color in school room decoration, to point out the value pf good house hold decoration.- to give practical encouragement •‘to American arts and crafts workers, to give helpful inforanition on civic art. Industrial art. and to call attention to the Pannniia-Paclflc art exhibit as a great means of,educa*.ion*ln modern art." ' yf Some copies of General Federat ion art booklet, price 10 cent;, may be had on application’to'the chair man. and she. with her committee'. wJLL-b* glad to assist in any way. Will you please send request for exhibit an early as possible, so dates May be made in best order Tordiallv your*. ' Mamie Boyd Harris. (Mrs. J. T.i 525 East Main street. Spartan- Irtirg, S. C. > Tires are fash ioned of rubber and fabric and these, two ele ments are fused by vulcanization. But added to fine up-river Para rub ber. and Sea Is land long staple < fabric, Ajax Tires possess the steadfast determination of the makers for Quality. Ajax are the - best tires in the world. Ajax are the first tires to be guaran teed in writing and the first to set up TIRES •* ‘ . y Guaranteed in writing 5000 MILES Ajax Tires motor ists have wanted to buy. We have a stock of the most com monly used Ajax sizes. Any special sizes we can get for you on short notice/ Ajax Tires are on all four wheels \ of cars of Ajax users. Have you noticed cars with a hybrid collection of four ihakes? The owner is still floundering. Ajax users are content, for they have solved the problem. Be an Ajax Booster! 44 While others are claiming Quality we are guaranteeing it” SJ <• • , SOLD BY < * • ^ «» Full sto£k of repairs for Ford Cars. Our prices are lowest. y A * * Civic league KntertMinineat. ■ The Civic* League and a few o? the x-hool teacTiers are busy work ing up an entertainment which will The be given on Friday ntght. July 2nd. 5(>. 1 for the benefit of both interests. The red in order if .program is pot thoroughly worked behooves those out as yet." but the Tom Thumb who wish to/fltterfd to immediately j wedding will lie a part of It. and write Miss Mary K. Fra>ser, Win-- some four or five new members throp College, Rock illll, for reser- j will be added. Tyiey are also con- vatton/ ‘ -Uddering having a lawn'party on the Guests are asked to .arrive on the school grounds injniediately after evening of July 5. The meeting the entertainment, when Ice creain. ♦loses at noon. July fl. so they may cake and candy will be sold. ************* f * OHITIARY. * * #*'*********** Mr. V. F. Rivers. SCHOLARSHIPS OPEN. One Allowed Each County By State University.^ Early on the morning of the 27th of June. i!*H. after en illness of/ many weeks, Mr. Frederick Rivers passed to his eternal re ward. Mr. Rivers was born in Walter- Forty-four scholarships in the de partment of education at the Uni- yersity Pf South Carolina, one for f laser each'couifty, are to be awarded this summer, according to a bulletin Just Issued from the University press. Columbia. Each of these scholar Prizes for Boy’s Corn Club Members boro. S. <\. July ,. Ittej. and lived j 8 t,jpfl j, as a value of $158. since it There are some valuable prizes being offered to the boys of the State for excelling In the production of corn crop*- > Tbt-se prives -will bo warmly com peted for over the State, ami Ttv- Press and Standard would In* glr.d to - , ce several of tfio Collet ** hoys get start In the wo,k* and win one or more of them. The following announcement of these prizes has been sent out by i. L. Raker. Supervising agent of lioy's corn club work, and will l*e receiv ed with interest. These prizes hav* the approval of W. W. Lons. Slat*' \cent. and of J. K. Swearingen.. State Supt. of KduriMou. Fir*t Prize. To the boy In the State making the highest general average acord; "rg to rules and regulations eonfsln ed iu Clmilar N'o " 74. Revised Edition, r*nA in Clcmson Colteg*' Corn club Cateehlstur Vots. *. i»n-1 IL, will li*» i!war<l***l a gold medal offered In the Hon. A F. Lever, and f f per bushel, in accordance with the rules and regulations contained In Circular No. "A" 74. Revised Edi tion. and in the Clemson Colieg > Corn (Tub Catechisms Vols. I. and II . will be awarded Thirty t$30i dollars In cash offered in cash of fered by the H. G. Hastings Seed Co., of Atlanta. Ga. • Fourth Prize. To the btfV' in ecah congressional district of the State making the highest general average according to rules and regulations conts*ine«; in Circular No ‘"AC<w7 4. Revised Edi tion. and in {he t’Vmson College Corn (Tub Catechisms. Vols. I. an;*, ,11. w ill be awarded one _ thousavl (10001 pounds or \S(ff|hate of Ammonia, or an agricultural short course of one month at Clemson Col lege This nri/e fs offered |*\ American (*oar Products t'o . of At lanta. Oa. _ . * Fiftfi Prrze. practically all his life in the place of his birth. He was engaged in business In Waiterboro for many years, and during the last few years of his life was in the government service. He was a man who was well-liked by every one. lo business he possessed the confidence of all who kn-w him. and in all his social and personal relations that kindly interest and cordial and' syrapathe-] * A ******** Includes not only $40 tuition a .id $18 term fee. but also $100 in cash, payable $12r50 a months for eight months. On’* men are eligi ble. ,« - **##*****,*#*# * PERSONAL. / Automatic Machines Let us place in your home one of our latest Auto matic Sin#er Sewing Machines for free trial and if it it does not answer all your sewing requirements. We take it away at once. . Liberal allowances for all machines iif exchange for a Singer. • 20 percent discount given for all cash pur chases. SIXLER SEWING MACHINE COMPANY. Main Street Phone 91X Waiterboro. S. U. Ask for M. PANIOTTIE. tic concern, and genial disposition, that made all with whom he came in contact his friends But the trait Frank N. Jones, of Ashton, one ©f the leading business men of th^t prosperous section of Colleton cotin- that was most dominant in his life,jty, was among those who had busi- and that which was the secret of the ness at Waiterboro Monday. , Mr. beauty and attractiveness of all the others, was his Christian faith, the Soirit of Christ which governed in his life Mr Rivers was « man who believed in the lx»rd Jesus Christ, and whose life testified to th'e genu ineness Of his faith. - . And everv one who knew him and c4me in touch with hint was made to feel that here was-a man whose Christian life wa- geniiinelv sincere, and in whose life the geutlvnes- and beautv of thoj image of Christ was manifested In the offices of the Church aVs *. Jones states that tbe condition rof »he crops in Jiis section is not so good as ft ba« been for several years, but that there will be some good crops grown in his section. ' John W. Thomas, one of Smoaks prosperous young business men. was in attendance upon court this week. b< illustrated that same spin* .if To the two b<> * in^ each County • neeritv and faithfulness of life, f II* StiCe i* Muy the hie’icsf r-.o 'H. father He’ore hitixan elder, he Fortv < i101 dollars in cash offer'd general average* According fo rule* became a Christian and member o*' hv the H G Hasting* Seed Co., of and regulation* contained in Circ-o-|?hp chtr.eh in early mAnhood For lar No. "A" 74. Revised Edition, m^ny years he served the chunk at .'•n** in the (Temson College Corn , Waiterboro as deacon, and qcareely (Tub ('ate* hishis Vols I. and II (two years before his deuth w^*s cr- be awarded one month free ‘daired an elder, and to the duties will course at Clemson v'oHege Thse Col Atlanta. (<a. Second Prize. To the bov making 'the second general highest r^eragv accord In k to r'tles and regulattons contained In Circular No. "A" 74. Revised Edltftth. «n<L In Clemson f'ollege nrlres aj-e offered by .Clemson Corn Club Catechism* Vols. I. and lege. - II.. will be awarded a 14k. gold. : Hixth Prfte op*’n faced, 14 jeweled, adjusted- To the County Agent who secures Waltham movement watch, offered greatest percentage of bona fide hv the W. H. Mixson Seed c©.. of club reports on the largest enroll- t'h’rleston. S C.. and thirty (3i'» > ment-of boys’, enrollment to . onnt dollars In e:t a h offered hv the H. G. ] twenty-five per cent.. And reports to scholarship to agricultural short 'o\ the.m offic*s he ga e himself w-.y, Hasflng’s Seed Co., of Atlanta, Ga. Third Prize. To the hov In the State making the highest yield at the lowest cost count seventy-five per cent, will He awarded Twenty-five ($251 dollars in ca-h. offered hv the H. « Hast ings Seed Co., of Atlanta. Ga NEW INDUSTRIAL PLANT. Flour Mill Now Reins: Operated at Bamberg. v in- ne Bamberg. June 18.—Another du-drial plant is now located Bamberg, a flour mill operated .lorn** A WMliflms. It Is run In < section with the Farmers* Ginning.i grain this\vear I company, and has the latest mach inery. with a capacity of 5ft barrel* a da“y. The plant is conveniently located with respect to the Atlantic Coast Line and Southern railway acks. and it is thought that th»- singular devotion and consecration and hA adonned the office* he held. Hut fpf more than a year his health had Jbeen failing, and on the morn ing of the aforesaid date, he was cglled to his heavenlv hf>me, being in The 13rd year of his age. ^Mr Rivers was a man who.bore but in his life all the claims of the Christian religion. Of quiet nn-1 gentle nature and unasauming, his greatness was up* that of the man of the world, btM Ibi* was the great ness of the spirit! With unlimited love he gave himself to hia loved- ones and friends..and the interest,* of his life, and his heart *as always e with love, and warm with zeal, fer the Churcl} and its cause, and '«r his !a>rd. Of strong convictions. an<j unswerving loyalty * to truth (n:l righteousness, and with faith / F A. RIckenbucker, of Round. | was among those wno had business j in Waiterboro earl* In the week. W. A. Strickland, of tne Berea ! section, was among those in town Monday. Mr. Strickland is a pros-1 perous farmer of this section and generally makes fine crops. , • . ' - * C. C. Caldwell, of Caldwell sta tion, was in town Monday in atten dance upon court. ■< R. T. W. Roberts, of Coosawhat- chie. was in town Monday. Mr T Roberts recently lost his store anu all contents by fire, but announced Monday that work on a new store to take tl\e place bf the one burned had started Monday. KtEP COOL WHILE SHAVING This hot weather one wishes to keep as cool comfortable as possible when being shaved. Our shop ^ is flitted with fans for this purpose. Strictly sanitary and run by the most experienced and competent barbers. We strive to give the best ser vice available. THE NEVER WAIT SANITARY BARBER : SHOP ♦ f At Old Farmers and Merchants Bank. Eddie ,Ritter. of Coosawhatchie, was among those in town Monday. .•vj"*-,* ■ C. P Car’wr. >. nrosner- ous young farmer and business man was in Waiterboro Monday in atten dance upon court. enterprise will do a good hnsi- 1 tv * n!< ‘ d - b * t.T * en,, ° / ..in (>l 'v.anner.. and in all his woeds ties*. v Many of (he farmers around^,,; , r . : h *’# It morv Clutst. +ry- foYtuer year-. - the ereflected (he SpirR if He was. as the Scriptures words, "a good man." and W. D Bennett. Esq., of Ix>dge, who had business several dsvg last week In Charleston, yassed through Wslterboro Saturday afternoon en route to his home. i—^ it may be said of him. as Jesus said of one of the twelve, "he was an Israelite indeed in whom was no guile." Postmaster John E. Smoak. of Smoaks. was among taose in‘Wai terboro Monday. Mr. Smoak is- al so president of tbe Smoaks Bank ing Company and one of tbe leading citizens of the county. — 1 fairly good crop this year but th.i 1 it represents some hard work. “ s) , Le*i F. Besry.Jhe popular and ef ficient carrier'OS'rural route No. 1, from Smoaks, had hos'iess in Wai terboro Monday. \ iiei Rkt of Yonr Khcumat i>m. Now is the time to get rid <>' your rheematism. Tou can do it < ’ you apply Chamberlain’s Liniment TV. A.* Lot khard. Mqmer City. N V writes. *T,ast spring I suffered fro 1 rheumatism with terrible palm**-': •ny arms and shoulders ’-I got bottle of ( hamberlalnV Linimet' rnd the first appRcation relieted m . E. L- Bailey, of Kutlin. was atnons By using one bottle of it I was *■' those who was in Waiterboro Mnn- ( Mrely cured/* Fof sale by’at d* ‘ day. Me, Bailey reports that Uc has ers. I L. Lyons, one of Smoaks mer chants and business m«r. , w-" a business visitor in Waiterboro > 'in- day. - Mrs. W'. B. Gruber went to Char leston Thursday afternoon on a sbo|> ping expedition. 1