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" V REGISTRATION BOOKS OPEN Registration books wills be open every vrst Monday at the Auditor'! office until 30 days before the general lection. S. Jl. Tirnmons, Chui. E. T. White, Clerk. W. M. Belk. For rent?My furnished home for Summer, among the mountains, Lenoir, N. C. Cool, Shady, no dust. S. A. GRIER Hickory, N. C. J. E. FUNDERBURK Dental Surgeon OfHee over M & Bank Cheraw, S. C. + ++ Just In at J. C. PARICK CO.'S * A lot of TENNIS SLIPPERS ++ + * +++++++++* C. P. Pendleton COAL and ICE ?? w, +++++++ ++++++++ . v ++++++ + + + < m I S. w. PRESLAR CO. + ? LEADING JEWELERS * * ' + + +++ ++++ f + H. L. POWE COAL + ++++++++++++ The Bailey Machinery, Mill and Automobile Suppli G. & J. ? Tires and Tubes A < f _ i_ . c^nariesrt \ ?; Candidates For Office Every body knows who thi3 Is and we know him mainly because of having seen his picture in the paper. If you are a candidate for office you should let the men whose votes you want see, what sort of a man you are, you will stand a better chance in this way than if you advertise your name only. We make the cuts and print the cards. Send us your Photo and let us tell you what the price will be. THE CHEltAW CHRONICLE Phone 189 Cheraw, S. C. Attractive Trips TOURS FROM 1 Inciu New York, Boston, Sagucnay, Quebec, Mon Lake George, Ausable C Thousand Islands, Niaga Coast, Yosemite \ alley, 1 Louise, Vancover, Glacit stone National Park, Gra Salt Lake City, Colorado and Panama-Californ Expo; At San Diegi Personally Ccnducti The very highest clasi travel fen- pleasure comfort Tours cover the most attra cipal places of Scenic and out the Greatest Country i Write for rates, boo! litera GATT1S Touri^fc Agents, Sea be RALEIG1 ii.eran Resident Will Interest 1'ou. your buck ache, night ami day; iJunior work; destroy your rest? .: --s it slat* yo.i tiirough and through \V!ii*ii you or lift or bend? Often backache is the clue. Then your kidneys may be weak. Just to give you further proof, The kidney action may be wrong. If not paid attention ] More distress will soon appear. < Headaches, diz/.y si?ells and nerves, I Uric acid and its ills ( Make the burden worse and worse. ( Liniments and plasters can't Reach, the inward cause at all; Help the kidneys?use the pills < Clieraw folks have tried and proved. t W hat they say you can belelve. , Road this Cheraw man's account c See him, ask him, if you doubt J. W. Bundy, Marion St, Cheraw, says: "My kidneys were disordered ' and caused such terrible pains through my back that I could hardly keep i going. Mornings, I was sore and I had ( dizzy spells. The kidney secretions bothered me, being too frequent in pas sage, although the flow was scanty, When 1 heard ab ut Doan's Kidney * ! Pills 1 got some from the Cheraw Drug Co. and they releived all the signs of j kidney complaint" Price 50c, at all dealers. Don't dmply ask for a kidney remedy?get Doan's Kidney Pills?the same that 1 Mr. Bundy had. Foster . Milburn Co.. Props., Buffalo, N. Y. no.7 ! A HACKING COUGH WEAKENS THE SYSTEM I Don't suffer with a hacking cough J that weakened your system?get a ; bottle of Dr. King's New Discovery, , use over 40 years, and benefiting all < who use it. the soothing pine balsam ] with tar heal the irritated air passages?soothes the raw spots, loosens the mucous and prevents racking the body with coughing. I)r. King's New j Discovery induces natural sleep and , aids nature to cure pou. i The Chronicle $1.00 -Lebby Co. ! Plumbing Supplies, es and Accessories i VEEDOL ( Oils and Grease 3n, S. C. v ? e '// V i ifPlPPi ! ' '? f*? . '. <* fecr V. jii . *?/?.# .>-'iJ/A LM? !! ! ? I m II?warm mm 1 v?w? ???a??a? ; Summer 1916 0 TO 40 DAYS iding White Mountains, The treal, Lake Chatnplain, hasm, St. Lawrence, The ra I alls, Alaska, Pacific Canadian Rockies, Lake -r National Park, Yellovvnd Canyon of Arizona, Rockies, Los Angeles. the iia Internatioual >ition 9, California ed and Chaperoned > o-} service, which makes able and enjoyable. The ctive routes and tbe prin1 listoric Interesttliroughn the World. vlets and descriptive iture | TOURS j >ard Air Line Railway H, N. C. r* THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES FOR THE EASTERN DISTRICT OF SOUTH CAROLINA. In the matter of JOHN C. EVANS, Bankrupt. In Bankruptcy. Pursuant to order of Robert J. Kirk, Esquire, Referee in Bankruptcy, dat- V ?<1 16th June, 1916, I will offer for sale aefore the Town Hall in Cheraw, S. C., in Tuesday July 18th, 1916, at 11 j'clock a. m., the house and lot of lohn C. Evans situate on the corner ci1 * jf Market and Christian Streets in the :own of Cheraw. Same having a front j jf 97 feet, more or less, on the "South jide of Market Street, and running jack along Christian Street a distance jf 300 feet, more or less. lerma ui suie uusii, ciuu jjiuycii; w je sold free from all liens or other moumberances. B. F. PEGUES. Trustee. 01 Tune 20th, 1916. R' London a Junk-Shop City. " I suspect that the great charm oi <$] London for us Americans Is that it has not been improved yet, and is stili considerably a second-hand city. The flue junk-shop atmosphere of it was a s poultice to my spirit. New York, what one 6ees of it, is so new. Our aj whole blessed country is so new?so ta much, newer than it was when I first aI began to notice it. It seems as if rc four-fifths of it, as I knew it 50, 40. gi 50 years ago, had either been scraped bodily aod carted off, or else altered, rebuilt, planted out, built cut, or aban ac doned. Who can have associations cs with anything in a laud so terribly ex- b? posed to improvement as ours is? oi What is there left of what we had 0I when we were young except the Bi- e; ble, the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution, and improvers have revised the first and flouted the next and daily denounce the last aa the chief obstacle to "progress."?E. S. Martm. in Scribntr's. To pursue a dispute as to hours p] and wages on the theory that work- th Ingmen are entitled to all that can ni be forced from employers and extort- ^ sd from the people by employers Is aot the best way to promote the per- .J nanent welfare of labor.?Xew York Vorld. ti( ai SVER SALIVATED BY CALOMEL? U HORRIBLE! m n< Calomel is quicksilver and acts like dynamite on your liver Calomel loses you a day. You know chat calomel is. It's mercury; quicksilver. Calomel is dangerous. It :rashes into sour bile like dynamite, tramping aud sickening you^.^fllimfiL M ittacks the bones and should never be >ut into your system. When you feel bilious, sluggish, conitip&ted and all knocked out and beieve you need a dose of dangerous :alomel just remember that your drug fist sells for 50 cents a large bottle if Dodson'e Liver Tonewhich is entirey vegetable and pleasant to take and s a perfect substitute for calomel. It s guaranteed to start your liver withtlrring you up inside, and can not alivate. Don't take calomel! It makes you ick the next day it loses you a daV's rork. Dodson's Liver Tone straighens you right up and you fool great. Jive it to the children because it is erfectly harmless and doesn't gripe. Such tobacco enjoyment as you never thought could be is yours to command quick as you buy some Prince Albert and fire-up a pipe or a home-made cigarette! Prince Albert gives you every tobacco satisfaction your smokeappetite ever hankered for. That's because it's made by a patented process that cuts out bite and parch! Prince been sold without coup( We prefer to give quality i I>R1N I ^ ti has a flavor as different as And that isn't strange, either, Men v Buy Prince Albert every- rette C where tobacco it told in , toppy red bagt, Sc; tidy red Albert. tint, IOc; handsome pound OUt Ce and half-pound tin humidors?and?that corking fine COITlin^ pound crystal-glass humi- Prince dor with tponge-moittener top that keeps the tobacco D I 1 in such clever trim?always I K? J. I B E E F! FOB J SAUSIGE H. A. Burcli Hotel 0 vlngton Building Fothing But the Vei Best Phone 80 al 1 your orders will re prompt atjention. Dr. H.M. Tarple: DENTIST Over! Post Office Hours 8i30 to 1?2 to 6 * DB. *. C. TALLEY Veterinarian BENNETTSV1LLE, 8. C. 'flee Phone 67 jsiilence Phone 240-L HOILD SLOAN'S LINIMENT ALONG? Of course it should! For afte renuouts day when your muse ive been exercised to the limit >l)lication of Sloan's Liniment 1 ke the soreness and stiffness ai id get you in fine shape for the n: >w. You should also use it for ulden attach of toothache, stiff n( ickache, stings, bites and the m :cidents that are incidental to a ttion. "We would as soon leave iggage as go on a vacation or ca it without Sloan's Liniment." Wr ie vacationist: "We use it -erything from cramps to to< :he." Put a bottle in your bag, epared and have no rerets. DEMOCRATS! ENROLL Doubtless there are still some r e who are not fully advised as e requirements for voting in the ] ary. The fact that a man pla s name on the club rolls in 1 )e8 not entitle him to vote this yi e must enroll again and each e Dii year thereafter. The club bo e now in the hands of the sec ries and it would be best to en: )W in order that the secretaries i at be overworked at the last monv SHOE P 1 TEepolishtWs p I easiest louse- || I tlicslunetluts P S3 a a . . a Vw/ i hardest to lose* 3 fcEEP YOUI i The F. F.D?n?y yoi Albert has always jjoj Dns or premiums. ?' r\ ICE ALBI ie national joy smoke it is delightful. You nev /ho think they can't sm< 'an smoke and will sj Andj smokers who have rtainly have a big surpris I their way as soon as Albeit tobacco will tell its SEYrioLDS TOBACCO I Mr. C. W. Parham, 20 years superln. school in Charleston, ailvises sniYercrs tendcnt of the First Baptist Sunday from piles to go to Dr. Register and he cured. Dent to Dr. Register througli advice of .Mr. It. M. Josej Charleston, S. C\, Jan. 2.">, 1!HG. Dr. W. R. Register, r?0C Union National Dank Building, ry Columbia, S. C. Dear Doctor: re" I am writing this to inform you that the course of treatment I re- ar ceived from yoi^ during June, 191 r?, is perfectly satisfactory. You treated |W y me for a case of piles of long standing. I applied to you for treatment on account of your treatment of Mr. R. M. Josey of Lamar, S. C., my wife's m uncle, who was successfully treated by you and cured of a very long standing and bad case of piles, as I understand it, of forty years' duration. The manner in which you treated me and the results obtained were snch that I would cheerfully advise any person suffering from a like ailment to place themselves under your fat oarp I hone this may be the means |f I of inducing some other like sufferer J to go to you and be cured. 5 With best wishes for your future, r a I am, 5 !*?8 Very truly, C an C. W. PARHAM, ff ft i,t 1 Liberty St., Charleston. # vay Wholesale Produce Merchant m a LOOK GOOD?FEEL GOOD | any ff va_ , No one can either feel good nor M our look good while suffering from con. % imp st'Pat'on- Get rid of that tired, drag- C itos SY.Jifeless feeling by a treatment of ff for Dr. King's New Life Pills. Buy a ff )th_ box to-day, take one or two pills to- ^ be night. In the morning that stuffed, 'dull feeling is gone and you feel better at once. 25c. at your druggist. C WHY ENDURE SUMMER COLDS? f It isn't necessary to have a stuffed iff head, running nise. To cough your ff >eo- head off as it were. All you need do J 1 t0 is to use Dd. Bell's Pine-Tar-Honey. |% Pri- The soothing and healing balsams Im ce(l open the clogged air passages and in iC a short time you get relief and start ff ear- on the road to recovery. Your nose ff lec- stops running, you cough less and Iff oks you know you are getting better. Get 's' :re- a bottle, use as directed. Keep what a roll i3 left as a cough and cold insurance, m tvill ent The Chronicle now only $1 a year. ff ? [Njy! OLISHCS I ||Kfc White I I If? ?5*1 I l SHOES NEAT I I Co* Ltd, Buffalo, N. Y. || ^ ^ the I I ^ ^ ,V&wh.;2 I :$KKIPOT '] I I unok?rf before I I 10NG BURNING PIPE AND ? \ l^jaGARETTE-" TOBACCO^ g ^ ERT 1 3 rfl er tasted the like of it! |j ^ Dke a pipe or roll a ciga- H ? noke if they use Prince H } not yet given P. A. a try- H 1 ;e and a lot of enjoyment 19 9 they invest in a supply. H i \ own story I H j CO., Winston-Salem, N. C Q f SEABOARD AIR LIN1 "The Progressive Railv SUNDAY EX to COLUMBIA From CHERAW, S Tickets good going id returning on train I ithdrawl without notici Call on Seaboard Age ation. C. 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