Cheraw chronicle. (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, September 30, 1915, Image 6
Cheraw
Chesterfi
Big
Grand Nin
Ch<
Tuesday,
Mr. Automobile Owner:?You
field Oounty in the interest of th<
wanted to take part in this gran
Fill up your car with your i'i
This is the first time unvtliincr lik<
effort along t^his line should be it
benefit of all the people of Chestei
Start Will Be Made Fr
Automobile Marked
Arrive
6:15 P. M
9:30 A. M
10:00 A. M?
11 -.00 A M
12:00 Noon
bkU. 12:45 P. M
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' 5:00 P. M4 I.
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Dinner at Hote
L. H. TROTTI, President
Executive CommitteeInteresting
McFarlan News.
McFarlau, Sept 27.?Mr. J. R. Teul
has bought the store building 011 uiuiu
street from Mr. J. W. McCaskill anil
will move his stock of groceries into
the store at an early date. The consideration
was $350.
Mr. C. O. Teal will move his stock
of goods into his old store building
that he occupied before moving into
the W. O. W. building. The store room
under the W. O. W. hall is for rent and
would be a splendid place for a large
mercantile business, as uoue of the
present merchants here carry a complete
line of dry goods or shoes. SoinehnHv
la mluulm. O #/.?? ? 1? ?*
a luuuiic uy uui opening
a full stock of dry goods, millinery
shoes, etc. here.
Mrs. W. S. Braswell has been confined
to her room several days, sufferln
with neulgra, we are very sorry
to report.
Mrs. O. C. Norihcutt and children
visited her mother, Mrs. B. F. Thnmons.
at Patrick, S. C., last week.
Miss flora Belle Steagall of Chesteifield
spent Sunday with Miss Daisy
Lee Northcutt
In loving remembrance .of (Little
Mary Beatrice Northcutt, who died a
year ago.
Mrs. S. T. Timmons and children
spent the week-end in Patrick with the
iamuy of Mr. B. F. Timmous.
Little JamcH Robinson of St. Louis
' but who 1h spending some time with
bis grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. D. F.
Timmons, at Patriek, S. C., is visiting
hia aunt, Mrs. (J. C. Northoutt, this
week James is the baby hoi? of Mr.
Eugne Robinson of this eouty.
, Miss Reliecca Pegues left last week
for Greenville to enter Eastern Carolina
College.
Mrs. Moore of Mt. Croghan, S. C.,
spent Sunday with her daughter, Mrs. j
T. L. Baker.
Mrs. Charles Campbell of Ruby vis- ,
ited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. L. ]
Baker, Sunday. <
Mr. J. W. McCasklll will leave this 1
i
r Cars Invited 1
ield Cow
Booster j
lety-Mile Parad
esterfield Cout
October
l are invited to join the Great "B
j Chesterfield County Fair. Every j
d parade of ninety miles to visit ev
riends who will "BOOST" for The
e this has been attempted in this C<
iade in the interest of the County '
rfleld County.
om Chesterfield, 9.00 A.
"SCOUT" Will Take L
FOLLOWING IS THE SCHEDULE
.? Chesterfield
Ruby
? Mt. Croglian
? Pa gel and
?..Jefferson
?. Catarrh? 1 _
...... -McBee
1 Hampton, McBee, 50c
W. J. TILLER, Vice President
-L. H. TROTTI, J. A. WELSH, Eft
week for Lakeland, Fin., to make his
home. Mrs. McCaskill and the children
will go in few weeks to join Mr.
MeCuskill. We regret to lose this ]
splendid family.
The United Farm -Women's Cluh
met at the school house last Saturday
afternoon. A good nuiniter ofe th
members were present. A Jspfendld
program had been arranged and was
well carried out, the subject being a
most interesting and lm]>ortaiit one (
As it was nlmut school clothes for .
children and prewiring their lunches, j
many helpful suggestions were offered
by the president and meml>ers of
the club. Mesdnmes J. B. Northcutt
and J. T. Phillips were hostesses to .
the club and served a most refreshing
and delicious salad course. I
There will l?e a meeting of the
stewards and official mendiers of the j
Pleasant Hill church at the church j
here next Saturday afternoon at .1
o'clock. 1
1
DIRE DISTRESS ,
t
It is Near at Hand to Hundreds of r
c
| Cheraw Readers. {
Don't neglect an aching hack.
Backache is often th? kidneys' cry
for help. "
Neglect hurrying to the kidneys' aid
Means that urinary troubles may
s
follow.
Or danger of worse kidney trouble.
Here's Cheraw testimony.
Mrs. J. 11. Caudle, Church St, 0
Cheraw, says: "My back ached so 11
badly that I could't do any work. I *
was sore and lame and tired easily.
My head ached, had dizzy spells and
the kidney secretions passed Irregularly.
When I rend nltout Bonn's Kidney
Pills, I got some . I used about t(
four l?oxes and was rid of all signs of
kidney trouble. I have taken Doan's c'
Kidney Pills since then, when I have
needed a Kidney medicine and they
have never failed to relieve me."
Price 50c, at dealers. Don't simply P1
isk for a kidney remedy?get Doan's
Kidney Pills?the same that Mrs. **
handle had. Foster-MUburn Co., Prop.,
Buffalo, N. Y. co
J STEAM1
;o Join
Plans fo
nty Fair ~
WashL
r? blnea mi
rip rut:;r:
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I lennrtn
^ ^ sioinn e
le Around ::.;r
nut the
, engines
1. W V so tllclei
designer
stitute.
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* Aires w
aeeepte<
Many
steam <
OOSTER"" trip around Chester ^"hich^i
lutomobile in Chesterfield County been cv
ery town in the county. neers v
suits.
Great Chesterfield County Fair. Kl|pi,
ounty. It is fitting that the first marine?
Fair which is to be held for the recent \
mobile
Dnnlels
encounl
Mr. Fo
M., October 5 th, 1915
ead; Others Follow.
all ai
In aoii
? north <
county
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\ stantly
?Dutch Treat co'
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C. L. IIUNIEY, Secretary
ISLEY ARMFIELJf
PRESSING OFFENSIVE WITH
VIGOl
Perhaps the Heaviest Since the Offensive
Began Is Now Going On.
Kaiser on Scene.
Three small sections of the front
hi the Western zone are the central
l>oiiit.s arouml which the buttles l?e
tweeu the Allied French and British
mid the Germans continue to rage.
fhese 11?? l>otween Souehez aiul Vimy;
11 the regions of Loos and LaBussee
Canal, and around Mosul! ami Masslges,
on the southern beml of the line.
"We have maintained all the new
Kisltions conquered" says the French
rei>ort in dealing with the lighting
lietween Seuchez and Vimy, in the
\rtois region, where artillery and infantry
hatting is In progress in the
lills.
The British are driving hard against
he German third line to the east of
joss while the French in the Champigne
district, are directing their efforts
ownrds gluing control of the railroad
onstituting the chief line of comrauni atlon
of the German Army on that
rout.
Against the claims of the British
nid French, the German ifficial state
nent mini maze the Allies progress and
lescrilies the repulse of attacks by
trong counter-strokes.
Advances on the Eastern line in
liisslu near Dvinsk, In the sector east
f Vllna and intlie s??utlieastern zone
lenr Konnln and Putllowka are
Inlmed by Rerlln.
HE NEXTBEST THING TO THE
PINE FOREST FOR COLDS IS?
Dr. Roll's Pine-Tar Honey which Roes
> the very root of cold troubles. It
ears the very root of cold troubles. It
ears the throat uad Rives relief from
mt eloped and staffed ftelinR. T?i?
Ines have ever l>cen the friend of man
i drlvtnR away colds. Moreover, the
Ine-honey qualities are pecullnry
fectlve In flRhticR children's cold,
emcmhcr that a cold broken at the
art Rrontly reinohs the possibility of
implications. 25.
TURBINES MAY SUPPLANT _____
OIL ENGINES Fresh B?e:
M A BL
r Such in Submarines Being *
flered by Navy Department Curtngl
Engineers,
ngton, Sept. 27.?Steam tur- ? ?
ly be substituted for gasoline
ngines for surface cruising !n jA ^
American submarines. Plans /% L? ^"V f
er consideration at the Navy / % I ll ?
lent. It was learned today, for ^
xperluients with boats of the
now biiihltiig. A* yet no
decision has been reached,
fuult of internal combustion
for submarine work lias lieon I q4" M
ult to overcome that Navy L V-J"dL
s are seriously seeking a sub?am-propelHpd
submarine was
r the Navy more than a deo,
but proved so hot when the * ^ ere
lighted that she was not LC3V6S (jCtODCf
1 and never left her dock.
French submarines employ ?????.
engines sucessfully and It Is
ood that a scheme, details of
inve not been made public, has
olved by American Navy engt- /-v . ? , A.
rtalch ?r?ml?o? even In-tter re- ?Ut through Mcmi
Springs, by dayiigr
ie difficulties of both sub- American Rockies ii
? niwl mirniil oiwic 1 ml tn tint n f f K a Dn r\/i *v*n i-.
' """I "" "" dl llig 1 dlldllld-i dtlll
rlslt of Henry Ford, the automnnnfncturer,
to Secretary
A statement of the problems
!ered is being prepared for Down the Coast of (
nl's information. Big Trces Dej Mor
ifornia Exposition at
Our Center of Area. fel.es' 0"tl
center of area of the continental Arizona, 1 he W oi
states (excluding Alaska, H* and over the Raton
ad other recent accessions) is
thern Kansas, about ten mile*
>f a place called Smith Center,
?eat,of ,atl A special train,
1:56, longitude 98:50. The cen n l> il c
population is 51 miles south and i Ullmans ota
557 w'lec east *f the center of and a Library Obser
party for the entire t
vonderful antiseptic Strictly high-cls
us and Infection aggravate eluding, all expense!
ts and retard healing. Stop that r,-.. .
in at once. Kill the germs and , most attrac
d of the poisons. For this through OUT beailtlfl
i a single application of Sloan's SS at her best,
nt not only kills the pain but , ... ,
neiitrnllzes * he tOUT Will D
wp? V mm normal iwwwr j- ""
WL Sloan's Linment is an emer- ' ^ ^ fT~V
loctor and should be kept con- M Za I
on hand. 25c.t 50c.. The $1.00 J, 3L A
itains six times as much as the
I Tourist Agents S.
Get ir\ or
"? Printed Si
HERS "
If you do not want separate 1
the family, at least you should * as
stationery for each member of fashion
have the name of the head of and pos
your family on it. statione
Thi
If it is a private letter the ness or
printed heading could be just and wo
your name and below it the man?w
name of your town, thus:
James \V. Johnson Qf co
Chesterfield, S. C. tales oi
to-date
Then all members of the fam- j
ily could use it for their pri- printed
vate correspondence. vour pc
tie.
The cost is no greater than
you are continually paying for . . 1
stationery when you buy it the hem
in small lots. both ch
* * Net
tir i i 4 1
we maice vou low prices on ,l"n' u
lots of 250, 500 or 1000, with spelled,
envelopes to match, and also postofTic
printed. *)e re^UJ
# # # delivery
Youcnn l?avc it either plain Str;
or fancy, and in single sheets will no
or the fashionable fold, a? you signatui
prefer. be fewSend
Your Ord
J5he Cheraw (
Cheraw, S.
f, Pork and Pork Saussage
IRCH'S MARKET
PHONE 8*
ton Hotel Bid?.. Second Street
HER AW, S. C.
mtiful Trip
The
ttis Exposition
Tour
10th Returns November 6th
The Route
>his, Kansas City, Denver, Colorado
it through the Royal Gorge and the
i Colorado, Salt Lake City and a week
c Exposition at San Francisco.
Returning
California, by daylight, stopping at the
ite, Santa Barbara to the Panama-Cali:
San Diego. Three days in Los Anirough
Riverside, the Grand Canyon of
rld's Greatest Wonder," Albuquerque,
Range of the Rockies to Kansas City.
consisting of a Baggage Car, Dining
ndard Drawing Room Sleeping Cars,
vation Car for the exclusive use of the
ripiss
service, at an extremely low cost, ins.
:tive month in all the year to travel
liI western country and when California
:-?a
* . JaB
e personally conducted throughout by
'
A. L. Railway. Raleigh, N. C.
i This!
tationery
S THE WHY OF IT :
?hion is inexorable in its decrees, and
lias decreed that yon have your name
tollh-e address neatly printed on your
ry.
s does not apply alone to the busiprofcssional
man, but to every man
man?or young man and young woho
writes a letter.
' *
urse not every person obeys the diefashion,
but to he considered upyou
should do so.
s but a question of time when your
stationery will be as much a part of
rsonal equipment as your hat or your
is better to lead than to follow, for
g of a leader indicates that you have
aracter and initiative.
ltly printed stationery an assariiat
your name will be correctly ,
that there will he no mistake in your
re address, and that your mail will
rued to you iii the event of its non
angeis to whom yon may Ik writing
t be required to puzzle over your
re, or your address, and errors will
?proDADiy none,
ers to
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