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PAGE SIX THE PRESS AKD STANDARD Wednesday, February 16, 1916. (BOOSTER CHAUTAUQUA) * * * • f ‘ ^ , Rpgmainff Saturday, February .26 and Ending Tuesday, February 29, Three Days of Things Worth While, Dpfifiing, Enjoyable, Helpful ■ a SATURDAY/ FER 26. Afternoon. * a • lV©^lock Opening Concert arid Entertainment by the Columbia Concert Company. ^ 4:00 O'clock Lecture, ‘The Coming Man,” ty Cel. George A. Gearhart. Evening. 8:15 O’clock Urture. “Civic Righteousness “ by Col. George A Gearthart. 9:00 O’clock Concert and Entertainment by the Col umbia Concert Company. SUNDAY’. FER 27. 11:00 O’clock Union Services of all Churches in School Auditorium. MOh$DAY, FER 28. ’ • ■ ‘ Afternoon. 3:15 O’clock Impersonations, songs and Dramatic „ . . ^ Poems by the Scotch-Canadian Entertainer, Eugene Lockhart. 4:00 O’clock Forty-Five Minutes with America’s Great est Magician, Durno, The Mysterious. Evening. 8:15 O’clock One Hundred Minutes of Fun, fast and fur ious, with Durno & Co., in marvelous feats of Magic and Ventriloquism; and Eugene Lockhart, Entertainer and Dramatic reader TUESDAY. FER 29. Afternoon.. * 3:15 O’clock Lecture. “Uncle Sam and American Ideals,” * bv pr. William Rader, Chautauqua Director 4:00 O’clock Grand Concert by the Tyrolean Alpine Yodlers. " j Evening. ' 1 u o 8:15 O’clock Instrumental and Vocal Concert and En tertainment by the Tyrolean Alpine Yodlers. 9:00-O’clock Lecture, ‘The Making of a Man,” by Dr. William Rader. Hogwallow News « ’ ■ ♦ I nUu tlif Ilm\knllnu Kentorkiah. . (HI \K IMTITS. K<htor.) <A. •M ' * / ”2r»r^-H>e \ i«-%» of Ho" wnlloti, sliuuing Post off I ro. tf’opyrlghtpd, Adarris SyruUcate.) To»m- Mo»el»y was hidd up and ( habit of v./iistllnsr tn his sioep. Ho robbed by foiit lone highwaymen on is a flue/whistler, an»T regrets thrt Clmiet (’rretj Tuesday nieht while' ho s ne/er awake In hear hni.H-lf; IMInd Man of the Calf |tuV K rhood has been swindled l.tike Mathewsla sold hint a wormy hhkoiy nuts \estf.r- was'on his \' aW home front p r ayer 'ni*etin»: If • w i_t of 4 it rents In belong-d'l to the ihiMrh. and t«t k’e,'!» • thlnr^ straight. Tot*.- demanded a roeeipt Irojh the highwaymen. Miss Hostetler, Hoeks has h^of some gold put in ore of-her fp4>nt te.th and is now prepared to /sing solos on -'tor; not ire. y Poke Psrley sa\s the tnpfre rivlli- rttMon »e hav.- tlte more ec*inplaints we win hear af*out fVa/. H** says wherrhe was a*boy r.oWody paid anv attention to a flee, ’ An owl'-- m !/• Iw-en found in th“ pcj^loffit ,• Xk tliese itird-- do not btiil ! thi/u novt* In .public places „ jt is lojlicVed this is some .other"kind «>f a bird’s nest. \tias y>ik has traded for a dog to be tiyt-d for a companion until he i an K'yX a w ife Kidney Hoeks Says he.will bet a ltd of monev rusted (luring the re cent damp wa-ather. « / - . ' * Ita* Harlow, ha*- rtWelvetl his new self-winding watclt he feeently or dered It is not mum different from any other, only the instruc tions says he must wind it himself. ‘ • . The Hog Hill Preacher requests to announce in-his behalf that all whq intend to hear him.'prekch next Hunday morning must walk across the field to keep out jd The mud. Tob4., Moseley’s attention is espe elally directed to this, as he .been fn the hatrt of breaking up the kermon every Sunday by waiting until he gets inside the church !>e fore hr/hegins to stamp the mud off his feet. Sidney Iio< k* tuts contracted the BANKRUPT * 1 Coiamenced THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 10, Our entire Stoc k of Merchandise will be Sold at and Below Cost, We must raise some money at once and have fallen upon this plan to accomplish this purpose. Entire stock of General Mer chandise will be included in this Sale. Sale Began Thursday, February 10, and will Continue untill Stock is Sold. A chance to save money on your needs.. Do not let it pass. Lodge Mercantile ' Lodge, South Carolina Tfr- lii-pltv Constnb!.*» is having Pat Smith to make him'a' barrel 6f his celebrated Moonlight , Heel whiskey, which is to l>e used subject lo the art-on of the * Democratic primary thf«< summer / Srm Flinders has swapped his too’; stove for three nice rabbit dogs. A , ' / V mule was 1,-ft hitched at Hie l»o‘-tofflce the either morning and re mains uncalled for. The Postmaster K ays if it is ntf’t called for' in ten ,elavs he wifi forward same to Wash ington Tii’l* steps leading into the Wild Onion School Hotrse we re stolen^! H’w night* ago The Deplty Con- etahle was ptit on the case and has se veral of our good citizens under suspicion. , as he passed a house where a mass meeting on the road question was being held on the night of the crime, and overheard one of the speakers say that steps would be taken at once to repair a bridge. Fit Smith was badly shot while engaged in a game of marbles at Nye £traw early thitt-week. The .bullet- went through hTs^neckfle and he roughed It up without much in jury ..III feeling between him and ... ^ defendant Is given as the dire » haftJxauRe 4>f Vtr unfort/ii^te affair.. Yam St ms was/arrested Tuesday morning for filing four shots at random. ,l ^Jras acquitted of „ the charge wh( n ^e proved that he on‘y fired three t|Ws at random and the other tlip*v / &r''a crow. PAPE’S DIAPEPSH FOR INDIGESTION OR SOUR, ACID STOMACH In ’ ** ' / li\e Minutes! \o |>ys|s*j*si:i flciutbum or Any Stom ach Misery. \ IF WOMEN ONLY KNEW SfRMb! HAIRV IXFOitMATIOX i*/< Fnv < ircMlars Written KxpreMly For Soiu hern Farmers. Vn»»t u. Heap of HaiqiAaess it Would ,, r! ' . . • Bring lo WariertTwo H m*s. ZV S’T . P t b 15 — 8 ‘‘' v ..... . ... /ra| brief practical circulars were Hard to.do housework with-an/prepared by the Dairy Division of Sour, gassy, upset stoniach.'indi gestion, lieartburn. dyspepsia: 'whin the food you eat f<ymeats into ga?e- and stubborn lumps; your tu-ad aches and’ you feel sick and miser able, that’s when you tealize the magic in Pape’s Diapepsin. It makes all stomach misery vanish in five minutes. If your stomach is In a continuous revolt—If you can’t get it regulated, please, fp^ your sake, try Pape’s Dia pepsin. It’s bo’ heedless to have a bail stomach—make your next meal a favorite food m£al, then take a lit tle Diapepsin. There wilt, n6{ he any distress—eat without f«ar. ^ It’s because Pnpb’s Diapepsin '"really does" regulate , weak, out-of-order stomachs that gives it its millions of sales annually. Get a large fifty-cent case of Pape’s Diapepsin from ,.any drug store It is the quickest, surest stomach relief and cure known. It acts almost like magic—it is a scien- most I iky magic—tific. harmless and tific.'harmless and pleasant stomach preparation which truly belongs in ev#ry home. • ' ' * S. G. Pierce w;( s among those who had business in town Saturday from rottagevllle. . - v athing back Hrings you hours of r cry at En sure or at work .. If women or’v kne the cause— that , 7^ Hackarhe pain* oftep fomK from weak kidneys. '*/ ’Twould save much needl**ss woe. Doan’s Kidne> Pills ary for weak kidneys. Head, what a WalUejrbdro woman says: / ' ' 9 Mrs. W 7. Ayer, Hampton St..* WaUerhoro. -says'-t V’For the past five years, I suffered from several bad attarks of Mdney trouble and lumbago: 1 had paliyt In my back and htp|i and bften foKVeek* at a time. I w asn’t, strttighten. I had headaches and dixxy y*e;is and at times, 1 could hardly Across the room. I tried lots of remedlwa, but didn’t get any permfcnent betted fit. Doan’s Kidney Pills relieved me from the start. It has been two years now since 1 have had such’an attack." Price. She. at all dealers. Don’t draply ask for a kidney remedy—get n's Kidney Pjlie—the, same that had. Poster-Milbura Ca.„ Buffalo N. Y. < 7 ° * ' w * the I’niled States Department of Agriculture some time ago witn special consideration of Southern farm conditions. These circulars contain a great dael of Information ttyt will be interesting and-valuable th South (’arolina farmers. There are still some at (’lemson College for free distribution to. those who write for them, addressing the re quest to the Rxtcnsion Division: The names of the circulars are as follows: / _ "The Production and Care of Milk and Cream " "Conveniences for Handling the Farm cow and her products." - ’ "Khali Southern Farmers llulld Creameries?” "Making Farm “Butter in the South.” ’The Feeding and Care of Dairv pCalves." 'sf>edlog the Farm Cow In the Scuth " "t>0 pou keep a Cow?” I la 6 to 14 Day*. if pam _ ■■r «V« pt itctuwa, rwdiwg Ptlcs la a to 14 dam [ivss R«m sad Rsst 90s Tfl P.’.f F. THIN PKOPLK The test DrtigglM John M. Klein Offers to Pay for Samose If it Does not Make Thin People Fat. V, ’ —■ ■ * F'ale. thin people are simply suf fering from want of nourishment. They may eat enough, but their food Is not, properly digested and does them no good. Samose. "the remarkable flfsh* forming food should be used by all who are pale; weak and thin. At mingles with the food and aids as similation, so that when taken for a short time. Nature will sop n as sert her normal powers, ahd the food that is eaten will give strength and good flesh. ">lgb yourself before you com mence the use of Samose,- and you will notice a steady gain. Samose is a-sfeentifle flesh-forming food that restores the thin and scrawny to their propef weight, and flils the weak and debilitated with vigor and vitality. ; 8urh remgi-kable results have fol lowed the use of Samose that Drug gist John M. Klein is willing to pay for the treatment if it does not give he desired results. He jnakes this offer generally and wants all who are thin, weak and out of health to get a box of Samose from him on those terms. • our ad on l>ack page of magazine section * • a f - - . . . w* . v ■. r, Go to Your Shoe Dealer and ask for Hamilton * * * * * * * * * *• Write me and I will ex plain how 1 was cored in 4 days of a severe case of Plies of 40 years standing without pain, knife or deten tion from hairiness. No one need suffer from this dis ease when this hunane core ran be had right here In "Booth “ “ * * * * * * * * * + ** R.M.JOBEY * * Lamar, S. C; * **,***•********* To Taka tka OI4 Standard GEOVS’S TASTSUtSS ckfll TONIC. Tan know what yoa are taking, aa tka flomala Is The Qaiaina drives cm Ixoo baUds ap the THE BAILEY-LEBBY COMPANY . * * a . * Machinery^ Mill and Plumbing Supplies Automobiles, Tires and Accessoriei Agents For The U. S* ^fure Company’s CELEBRATED G. & J. TIRES Charleston, South Carolina