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ItN a tenement district lived a family su X and dirt. The whole atmosphere of th< they called "home" was one of hopele | squalor. To prove the power of suggesti : placed on the table a miniature statue ofi | Against this grimy back-ground of dirt s 8 the Venus shone out in all her whit elevating and brightening her strange su good woman called a week later and foui llllllllllUI!llllllllllllllillllHIIIII!lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllflii:illl! . . ? i ? ?'.? if i ai.rt PREACHER AND LAYMAN KILLED BY MAD MINISTER ( Chester, April 26.?Because another minister's services were chosen in preference to his Ely Sullivan, u negro preacher, ran aiuuck at Prosi>ect pimrih. in the western section of the county, yesterday and shot down Samuel Sanders, the deacon whom he held resjionsible for his not securing the appointment, and the Rev John r Colvin, a visting minister, tboh of f whom died in a hospital in this city last night from the effect of thiir wounds. Sullivan escai>ed, but is being searched for diligently and will probably be captured. JOHN BUNNY PASSES AWAY Prince of Moving Picture Comedians Ends His Role I New York, April 26.?John Bunny, whose antics as moving picture comedian have made millions laugh, died at his home in Brooklyu to-day. He has been ill for three weeks from u complication of diseases. Members of his family were with him " wbeu"he died. "For"a week he appa- 0 rently had been on the mend. A streuous month of wcrk, it is be- u lieved, caused the breakdown which resulted in his death. John Bunny was 52 years old. He 1 ahd been before the footlights twenty- 11 nine years before he entered the inov- ' - - ii. 'I ing picture ueiu.iuui- .M'ais n< had leading roles with many old-time s stars, among them Annie Russell. He " had attained country-wide popularity as an actor before he achieved his great sucess on the screen. Mr llunny was born in New York city of English f parents, educated in Brooklyn in the \\ public school and was a clerk in a gen- ? real store until he went 011 the stage , at the age of 15. In the moving picture world he was regarded for a time ii as the country's leading comedian and n was said to be receiving more salar.x htan the President of the United u States. ii ii Smithville (Marlboro County) Items. Smithville. April I'd.?Rev E. Chavis and K. Brigman attended quarterly conference at New Hope church last ? j Saturday. Mr. Ebbie Quick, Sr., -ntid Ebbie Quick, Jr., sjn'iit Saturday night and Sunday witn -Mr. iw;ick v^uh-k. Miss Christian! Driggers is spend- ^ in^ the week in Chesterfield county. Mr. Burch Drivers was a visitor in this section Sunday. Mr. Alex Chavis, an ?>I<1 soldier, at- ,v tended the old soldiers meeting in Col- r! uiuhia last week. Mr. H. T. McQuage attended the old soldiers reunion at Columbia and stop- -j jkmI over at Bethune to stay a few days with his soil. ,x Misses Florence Drivers and An- p na MeQuage were in Beiinctsvillc t< Monday. WHOOPING COl'GH Well?everyone knows the effect of u Pine Forests on Coughs. Dr. Bell's Pine Tar-IIoney is a remedy which brings quick relief for Whooping Cough oosens the mucous, soothes the lining of 1 the throat and lungs, and makes the coughing sjk'Us less servore. A family i with growing children should not Ik* ,j without it. Keep it handy for all t'< Coughs and Colds. at your Druggist. 'c Electric Bitters a Spring Tonic. t( ci Do not forget the MITE BOXES on '*! the 10th of May. Several little boys ^ will be on hand at the cemetery gate with boxes. Go prepared to make a contribution. This is the inly time h that the Daughters ever ask for a con-1 tribution from the public. ; rrounded by filth had been cleaned up, t ; little room which a pathetic but sincere i ss depression and ? the subtle influence on, a good woman If the homes in a n< :he Venus of Milo. and shabby, values ii ind wretchedness, orate. But if some he eness and purity, his home, it radiates i rroundings. The and soon the whole r nd that the place attractive. HliH{llliiIHilllilli!ilHIHIIIIHIHi!illHillllllillilillilllllllllllll!llll -? - - - st ?. J. 0. METCALF, 'Mabel, M:. 'After _ _ 7 W. Using r " 1 n Peruna ! " * Many I -i jg Years ^ can say that Peru- . ?j la is a fine remedy iMjL ^ En n or catarrh and dis-I ? > -s fV-?\ (Fyfa eases of the tonsils and I'VUS many other ailments, it is M'JH manufactured by a woll//]t? known company, who are ? I ' perfectly reliable." i J A TahSa slight lax- (> Ji flOnlC alive qualities. <> "T have noticed a great 11 AVraj many others taking this a /GV A remedy, and I have yet JjVjT **3 failed to see a ease where the continual use <>f I'eru- \ ijiQr5 na d''l not eomplete a sat- i~ isfaetory cure in reason- , ^jrJfrA able time." j ^ ~V>' i 1 EJECT OFFER OF j j" HISTORIC ESTATE!v M Washington. April :.'7.?The national s >ard of managemen tof the Daugh-j'1 rs of llij American Revolution were j 1 uving for their homes today after) * iving concluded a meeting here at lileh they rejected the offer of the ate of North Carolina of the John mil Jones estate for preservation as 1 memorial. The hoard decided not to ' cept tin- offer because of the many oje<ts to which the society already pledged involving a large financial it lay. On the Clieraw Road Il'-yt Phillips is now superintendent . the chainga.ig in place of W. II. a 'oodley resigned. Tom C. ('havis t irmerly rural iNilieeman, is now f larding the gang. The chaingang is now camped near 1 t ilin I. Mcbaurin's mill, and is work- ' U on tlit? road to Cheraw. A new :ii! will Ito built from wlioro tlio u vsent ro;i<l crosses tlio It. & ('. rail- f; >a?l. north <?f Everett. to tin* end of f n? "Kerry l.ino." at tlio cross roads ar t'heraw. I'eelteo Atlvocato. lean Up and Paint Up? Get Behind the Brash ' F* It 1Q1 IM'L iias at last cciuc to ) stay, to prepare, all nature for immer's flowers and the autumn's arvest. Even tbe abject stir about thrir , retched premises, plant morni*!/ lories and try their best to fit p the leaning pickets left from the : indling needs cf the later frosty 1 iornings. Good housewives tie tow- ' !e iliollt Knorlo ?< r. ?1 I k J auuui iiiv< i ikuu^, u i jj iiic -i arrow skirls and chase' the dust or j inter from their rooms. The laziei.t ick and trifle with tlieir belongings , ) fix themselves better to face the hanging seasons. !l "Clean up!" is the phrase. Why not enlarge it? Why not "paint p?" I And if "paint up," why not do it so will LAST and PAY? 1 Painting is another "art prescrvaveT Rightly dene, it saves repair, i dds to length of property-life, in- ! reuses property-attractivity, brings to i ie tenant's lips the oleased smile, to ( ie righteous landlord the wholesome J :e).ing of duty well performed. \ Between ourselves, there's room f(.r | > ds on lots of paint hero in Our It nvn Well niiiiil. <5. in ( Iiii-h li-di 1 i iously selected, it would conceal a mltitnde of architectural and sanitary ins from the discerning eyes of tourts passing this way and from our* elves. 1 T,ook over your OWN house, or ome, or business structure. Don't Y OU agree? Try our prescrip- I on?"Clean Up ti:d Paint Up." ( '9 u :he dirt had been washed away and S attempt at decoration had been made = was effective. iighborhood become weather-beaten ?= n the whole neighborhood deteri- j? >use-owner paints and brightens up =; ts attractiveness in every direction = teighborhood is made bright and = lllllllllllU;.illllllllHlllllllllilllfii!llllllllllllllllllllllllllll||| ufTerers Find Swift Relief by Use of Remarkable Treatment. Stomach sufferers in the Southeast ml. in fact, all over the country have Hind remarkable and efficient re-' nits from the use of Mayr's Wondernl Remedy. Many have taken this remedy and, I'll today <?f the benefits they re- / L'ived. Its effects come quickly?the irst (lose convinces. Here is what tvo Carolina folks have written: W. It. DAY'. EXPORT, Parker, N. C. . For years I have suffered from a disuse which puzzled doctors. I heard f your remedy and one bottle gave. 10 relief. Your full treatment has bout cured me." j J. E. ERWIN, Winston-Salem, N. C. I -"I am.satisfied through personal use f the powers of your remedy. You lave saved my life." ! j Mayr's Wonderful Remedy gives peM nanent results for stomach, liver and! ntostiual ailments. Eat as much andl* rlmtever you like. No more distrgju^ fter eating, pressure of gas in tht^L tornach and around the heart Get onel utile of your druggist now and II all absolute ennr.-mtee?jf not Sati^J actory money will be returned. Tl) J Segregate Art Treasures. j Why not set apart one country whcre^ 1 "t treasures of the world can be.segro ited? Maybe Providence h,"j? been* 5 sing American millionaires" as blin/,?, lsinimems, in so far as they hayr ' eon active in removing European a* oasures to.thie country. When Vitality Is Lowest. It appeals thai the nort i'ati.1 time, a the ea~Jy part of the afternoon, not he early merni.ig. as usually stated, lthcugh the mortality is higher than he average at that time also. The 'C'iiod v.hcn the fewest dortihs occur 5 that of the morning from ceven to leveji. rJ litis if a sick persoit survives ho hours betwe n niidui^'i.: and dawn 1 i'l.ir.1. t.*n w\r.\ I In t]If. IriiMif f<ii -it 11 i;v .1 v>y ? u iuv.u vi U, the cliuicos arc I., fav.ir ol iiviua intil noon. And if he survives the atal early afternoon '.'to r1 ir -ts -".re hat midnight will find him r.'.'H {-live TAKE IT IN TIME us- as Scores of Ch Taw People Have. \V;it ?i?jr diu'soii't pay. f 1 kidney ha-kadie, If .hi it- deH i i?Ii:i*;.* Ii.i'-Kji.-Iic. I'riiuiry roubles often follow. !m:. i's Kidney Pills are for kidney | a; !.:i< !i.'. ami for oilier khli.ey ills. Clieraw eili'.eiis einloi-s,. fhein. Mrs. J. W. Kskridire. Ili^li St., 'Iier.iw. says: "1 had an av.l'ul lot f li-eil?le from dull pains in my :iek and I fi ll weak and tired all he time. My head aelied and I had >;|?1 S]ii?)IS <>f ihzzilirss \Vll(*ll I ! 'ometiiues i!i" dizziness was so ' mill'! hardly walk. \ hen I read of I trail's *vi?11??*y I'ills, i trot smut' and tlioy sunn relieved j II I lie ailments. I'riee at all dealer/. Don't i ii'-jt'v ;; \ i"'?r a kidney* remedy?yet ? sin's Kidney I':! I - t!i" same tliat ! drs. IM;ridye Ijr. l. Foster Miilmrn ! 'it.. l'ri?|i.. r.nlTalit, X. Y. * 2 Don't itut oil' treating your fluid's | 'ou.rli. It not only saps their strength ut often leads to more serious ailments. it \ i i* iv : \ mi i ii >i i i naxoio. it. n Cow IMsenvory is Just the m;:Hy your I "hihl neeiK It is marie with so thin;,' 'i loaliuvr ami antiseptic balsams. Will | iniokly check tho Cold ami soothe your liil.l's Coujth away. No ochls how laol , he Cough or how lout: standing, Dr. ling's Now Discovery will stop It. It's LOST? A Sumlay School pin with year hnr. Kinder please leave at 'hroiiicle office. # TYPICAL SI J j^B j|[. i i > ; :. i? 31 fe Detail showing the rich and OrionPacific International Exposition, San Fr Commu ^ * 56 r' , City Clerk's books o lion of Commutation T person liable for said ti luly lft, will have to p die streets. T T "KB >5** 5 U se } a h M A&, >1 <U .?i AJ jf you il ) u<?t v/ant sepal' tlie iV in. '.a f i -i >'"U sl'o station ;> l"i' : i mi 'in'?ei have 4tu* ii.iiu : '< t: t head iv . n it. f\ 11' i it : e letlel' ; could lie ,i \ :iii!' j ; "4 and hrlow it 4 n ... \ ..ill* town, 1 'ill:'James V>. ioiin<ou C!?e.iieli:. !:!, S- <' >s * Tit''!! I'll in Mil''I-: el the f; ly lo'.dd u'*;^:t for their l ; , ;-: J: 1 i i?J ? f51! J * P.'! "' I!! 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L. 1 n on i ted Stati KEIiE'S TEE vv nld Fashion is inc. . ()f fashion In. - decree* 0j* ami j)osloiiirc addr stationery. This docs not the lies? *>i' i>rofessiom nst and woman?or yi the man?who writes ; . i-i I'csc re:! ei . ei' I si: H.li. ;o isle > > t! shonhl ll1!* It is ?>:?t a <; ! jii'iiiicd stationery your iiersorsi colli ian !';?] 11 is iji'iicr it it t!if f a Ifiitl bolli clia.'iiclw ill! Ninth- printci on nnoo tbnt vnnr il!l ppi-llvfl. tliat * ! t I >i?Sl ???'!- ? {MJIKVSS. Im1 rctunu'd to ywi iloiivery. a in c, ?tS j will oil j signal tiro, o.' your | bo iVv -)> ./o. ?-".y Send Your Orders to /heraw Ghr Che raw, S. C. KSBgmBgBgMMBBBBMBga :R COURTS j the Court, of Abundance, at the Panama> in full bearing and rare flowers. ix Due. i 1&, 1915, for colleco ereby given that any. ty same on or before r work four days on TLLMAN, Clerk. fhis I I ionery j HY OF IT : xorable in its decrees, and I Ihtit you linve your name $ vss lie: tlv printed on your y # # o 'v. apply alone to the busi- a ill 111;; 11, inn iu man Dung ninn and young woa letter. fr * ? ' person obeys the die- ? lud 10 be considered up- * i <|0 so. # * * 'en of time v.ben your will be as much a part of ' pnient as your hat or your # v> lend than to follow, for r indicates I bat you have d initiative. * * # ' fl stationery - ir name will j3 os flj v. ill lit* +* c- ?q your ^ iuiil i'-.s': "'? .!* mail will :j ?d iL- ov??r your ;j : .ml errors "ill if onicle I