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Chera Chester! Big Grand Ni CI Tuesday Mr, Automobile Owner:?1 field County in the interest of nrantild tA tolra norf in www* ?v VWMV f?MV UA %111Q Fill up your car with youi This is the first time anything effort along t^his line should be behefit of all the people of Chei Start WU1 Be Made 1 Automobile Marke Arrive 6:15 P. M 9:30 A. M 10:00 A. M? 13 :00 A M 12:00 Noon . 12:45 P. M 1:45 P. M.... 3:15 P. M ... ?JJL w Aim', ii - - -? 5.-00 P. M./ t . . Dinner at Hoi L. H. TROTTI, President Executive Committ Interesting McFarlan News. McFarlan, Sept. 17.?Mr. J. It. Ti has bought the store building on nu street from Mr. J. W. McCaskill a will move his stock of Kroceries ii the store at an early date. The c< slderation was $350. Mr. C. G. Teal will move his stt of goods into his old store bulldi that he occupied before moving ii the W. O. W. building. The store ro< under the W. O. W. hall Is for rent u would be a splendid place for u lui mercantile business, as none of I present merchants here curry u co plete line of dry goods or shoes. Sou body is missing a fortune by not op lng a full stock of dry goods, millim shoes, etc. here. Mrs. W. S. Braswell has been c< fined to her room several days, s ferin with neulgra, we are very soi to report Mrs. G. C. Northcutt and childi visited her mother, Mrs. B. F. Ti mons. at Patrick, S. C., last week. Miss flora Belle Steagall of Ch< teifleld spent Sunday with Miss Da! Lee Northcutt. In loving remembrance .of (Lltt Mary Beatrice Northcatt, who died year ago. Mrs. S. T. Timmons and chlldr spent the week-end in Patrick with t family of Mr. B. F. Timmons. Little James Robinson of St. Lot ' but who is spending some time wi his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. D. Timmons, at Patrick, S. C., is visit! his aunt, Mrs. O. C. Northcutt, tl week James is the baby son of ft Eugne Robinson of this couty. , Miss Rel?ecca Petrues left Inst we for Greenville to enter Eastern Carolb College. Mrs. Moore of Mt. Croghan, S. < spent Sunday with her daughter, Mi T. L. Baker. Mrs. Charles Campbell of Ruby vl ited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. Baker, Sunday. Mr. J. W. McCaskill will leave th i w Cars Invited t fiplrl riniii \ Booster 1 inety-Mile Parad tiesterfield Coun r, October fou are invited to join the Great "BO the Chesterfield County Fair. Every ai and parade of ninety miles to visit evei friends who will "BOOST" for The < like this has been attempted in this Coi i made in the interest of the County F jterfleld County. 7rom Chesterfield, 9.00 A. ] d "SCOUT" Will Take Le FOLLOWING IS THE SCHEDULE: . ? Chesterfield ? .Kul?y ? .. ?.. Mt. Croghan - ? Page land Jefferson ?. ? ?Catarrh tel Hampton, McBee, 50c W. J. TILLER, Vice President ee?L. H. TROTTI, J. A. WELSH, EMS week for Lakeland, Fla., to make his p] home. Mrs. McCasklll and the children will go In few weeks to join Mr. ^ McCasklll. We regret to lose this p< splendid family. ^ The Unlte<l Farm -Women's Club met at the school house last Saturday afternoon. A good number ofe th ineiuliers were present A Ispfendld jn ?ck program had been arranged and was "K well carried out the subject being a ?to most interesting and Important one u, As It was alHiut school clothes for rpj nd children and pre|turlng their lunches, . rge many helpful suggestions were offerthe ed by the president and memlters of sj m- the club. Mesdnmes J. B. Northcutt ae- and J. T. Phillips were hostesses to twn JHJ su- the club and served a most- rofroshinu ? r iry mul delicious salad course. jH There will l?e n meeting of the ? stewards and official meniliers of the fu u# Pleasant Hill church at the church hi ,ry here next Saturday afternoon at rt o'clock. th DIRE D1STRES8 a; to lm. It is Near at Hand to Hundreds of co _ _ . ca lay Che raw Readers. fr Don't neglect an aching hack. je Backache is often th* kidneys' cry _ for help. a nil Neglect hurrying to the kidneys* aid Means that urinary troubles may . en , ,, sti follow. 116 Or danger of worse kidney trouble. ^ Here's Cheraw testimony. ,ls Mrs. J. B. Caudle. Church St, Cheraw, says: "My hack ached so no badly that I could't do any work. I was sore an<l lame and tired easily, il* My liend ached, hud dizzy spells and !?" the kidney secretions passed Irregularly. When I read about Doan's Kid- ^ Rk ney Pills, I got some . I used about na four Iwxes and was rhl of all sIriis of (>,<! kidney trouble. I havo taken Doan's c'? Kidney Pills since then, when I have tlu needed a Kidney medicine and they P'r s' have never failed to relieve me." Price 50c, at dealers. Don't simply P'11 ask for a kidney remedy?get Doan's !' Kidney Pills?the same that Mrs. Caudle had. Foster-Milburn Co., Prop., Is Buffalo, N. Y. con o Join ity Fail Yw e Around ty 5, 1915 OSTER"" trip around Cheste: ltomobile in Chesterfield Count ry town in the county. 3rcat Chesterfield County Fni inty. It is fitting that the firs air which is to be held for th M., October 5th, 191! ad; Others Follow. e Depart f. 9:00 A. IV - - -V 9:40 A. IV .. LlO:15 A. M ?. 11:15 A. M ill2 :15 P. M .^^50p M C. L. HUNIEY, Secretar; SLEY ARMFIELlf RKSSINft OFFENSIVE WIT1 VIGOS irhaps the Heaviest Since the OfTer sive Began Is Now Going On. Kaiser on Scene. Three small sections of tlie froi the Western zone are the centn >lnts arouiul which the buttles I: reen the Allied French and Brlth id the Germans continue to rap lese lli? between Soucliez and Vimy the regions of I.oos und La Basse iinal, and around Mesuil and Ma ges, on the southern bend of the lin "We have maintained ull the lie sltions coinjuered" says the Frenc 'port in dealing with the tightin stween Seuchez and Vimv. in tl rtois region, whore artillery and ii iitry hatting is hi progress in tli lis. The British are driving hard agnin: e German third line to the east c >88 while the French in the Chami tne district, are directing their effori wards gining control of the railroa nstitutlng the chief line of eonnnun tion of the German Army on the out. Against the claims of the Britis id French, the German Ifficial stat? wit minima ze the Allies progress an scrllK's the repulse of attacks b rong counter-strokes. Allrmimu .... ??-- r-. ?* 1 * ? - > >'H lilt; rauucni i"?: ? issla near Dvlnsfe, hi the sector ens Vilna ami Inthe southeastern zon nr Konnln and Putllowka nr limed by Iterlln. IE NEXTBEST THING TO TH1 INE FOREST FOR COLDS IS? Dr. Bell's Pine Tar Honey which Roe the very root of cold troubles. 1 n rs the very root of cold troubles. I nrs the throat and Rives relief fron it cloRRed and stuffed ftelinR. TV les have ever lieen the friend of mm drlvlnR nwnv colds. Moreover, th< le-honey qualities are peculiar} active in fk'htirR children's cold member that a cold broken at tlu rt Rreatly reincl's the possibility el npllcatlons. 23. - * - ? - ?ji -r-? ????w????????? STEAM TURBINES MAY SUPPLANT _____ OIL ENGINES Fresh Plans for Such In Submarines Being M* A, C Considered by Navy Department _ I Cu Engineers, Washington, Sept. 27.?Steam tur- bines may be substituted for gasoline or oil engines for surfuee cruising ?n 4k m m future American submarines. Plans /% are under consideration at the Navy I m I It" Department, it was learned today, for ^ steam experiments with boats of the t! class now building. A< yet 110 definite decision has been reached, nut the fuult of internal combustion engines for submarine work has l>eon I C m ~u so dicleult to overcome that Navy designers are seriously seeking a substitute. 1 A |team-propelHed submarine was | built for the Navy more than a de' cade ago, but proved so hot when the ? ^ I Aires were lighted that she was not LC3VCS vJClOl accepted and never left her dock. ? Many French submarines employ steam engines sucessfully and it is understood that a scheme, details of r. which have not been made public, has y been evolved by American Navy engi- ^n(. ^rnM(ri, Vt. ncers wnicn promises even lietter resuits. Springs, by dayl r* Engine difficulties of both sub- American Rockit marines and aeroplanes led to the at the Panama-Pa C recent visit of Henry Ford, the automobile manufacturer, t<v Secretary Daniels. A statement of the problems encountered is being prepared for Down the Coast < Mr. Ford's informntlon. gig Trees De] ft, . ' ifornia Expositioi 5 Our Canter of Aros. if1."' ,ht;"C.? The center of area of the continental Arizona, 1 he V United Statee (excluding Alaska. H* and over the Rate ?all and other recent accessions) la In northern Kansas, about ten mile* ?????? ? north of a place called Smith Center, mvr.0' \c0?T\ln latl A special trai tude 39:6B, longitude 98:50. The cen oil ter of population is 51 miles south and ^^rs, i llilmans about 657 xa'-lec eaat *f the center of and a Library Ob 4rea- party for the entii { a wonderful antiseptic Strictly high[ (lerms and infection aggravate eluding, all exper ailments and retard healing. Stop that rp? . !* infection at once. Kill the germs and . most att " get rid of the poisons. For this through OUT beau puri>ose a single application of Sloan's SS at her best. r <..t~?4 ?t? * - - uuiy ituis uie pain out I Th *1 ^M1 ht\i1 liiiiiiiiu irowtfr the blood. Sloan's Linment is an emer- > ^ f? ~ gency doctor and should be kept con- M L& I stantly cvn hand. 25c., 50c., The $1.00 m. J size contains six times as much as the 25c. I Tourist Agents y Get in oi ^Printed S il ie ?k HE] a If you do not want separate the family, at least you should ^ stationery for each member of lilsJl s I have the name of the head of and vnnr fumilv mi it Stntl e. "?""v *" w If it is a private letter the ness printed heading could he just and your name and below it the mail name of your town, thus: James W. Johnson ()] Chesterfield, S. C. tale: st i to-d: v Then all members of the fam(s ily could use it for their pri- p,.jn (1 vate correspondence. voiu ll tie. it The cost is no greater than h you are continually paying for U? ...... 1.?. the -- Dtoiiuuci^ wuun juii uuy it . ? d in small lots, y n We make you low prices on nnC( ;t lots of 250, 500 or 1000, with spel 0 envelopes to match, and also Post e printed. he r . <lp,i p, Youcan have it either plain or fancy, and in single sheets will or the fashionable fold, a? you sign t prefer. be 1 t 1 Sand Your O T5he Cheraw Cheraw, t Huof, Pork and Pork Saussage LURCH'S MARKET PHONE 8* Tlngton Hotel Bldg.. .Second Street CHER AW, S. C. 'autiful Trip The attis Exposition Tour >er 10th Returns November 6th The Route imphis, Kansas City, Denver, Colorado ight through the Royal Gorge and the rs in Colorado, Salt Lake City and a week cific Exposition at San Francisco. Returning r>f California, by daylight, stopping at the lonte, Santa Barbara to tbe Panama-Cali1 at San Diego. Three days in Los An.1 1 - ? i tnrougn Kiverside, the Grand Canyon of World's Greatest Wonder," Albuquerque, >n Range of the Rockies to Kansas City. n, consisting of a Baggage Car, Dining Standard Drawing Room Sleeping Cars, servation Car for the exclusive use of the re trip. class service, at an extremely low cost, inises. ractive month in all the year to travel tiful western country and when California 1 be personally conducted throughout by Ihn HI l^eb ana- ugMi. rns tour!^ i H S. A. L. Railway. Raleigh, N. C. ?? ? ????? ?? n This 1 stationery HE'S THE WHY OF IT : Fashion is inexorable in its decrees, and ion lias decreed that you have your name postoflke address neatly printed on your louery. This does not apply alone to the busier professional man, but to every man woman?or young man and young wo?who writes a letter. ' L' course not every person obeys the diej i\\ fnelt wtn l\uf f/\ lot /o\iioiiloi*iol 11 ? v/i Kj.tiuwu, uui iv; i#\. vuuamiivu lite you should do so. It is but a question of time when your ted stationery will be as much a part of personal equipment as your hat or your If is better to lead than to follow, for being of a lender indicates tt?at you have i character and initiative. Neatly printed stationery fa an assari that your name will be correctly led, that there will he no mistake in your office address, and that your mail will eturned to you iii the event of its non very. Strange; a to whom yon may be writing not be required to puzzle over your ature, or your address, and errors will few?probably none. Orders to Chronicle S. C.