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" My Gookin Prais "TT'S better than < A you know, to a cool, clean kitchc coal or wood range A New Perfection 0 delicious meals at a cents a meal for 6 p Its long blue chim draft and puts the needed most. It a heat and permanent Saves time, strength Turns on and off li Let your dealer sho^ New Perfections a: styles and sizes. Look for The Lot Use Aladdin Securi best results in Oi and Lamps STANDARD 01 (New J< Washington, D. C. BALTLN Norfolk, Va. ME Richmond, V?. "rrs the long \ (t oCoca/ and !Pt Misses Laurie aud Lottie Harrall spent Sunday in Columbia. 11 < Mr. Edmund Waddill has accepted a position in Charlotte, N. C. * * e I Mrs. J. W. Maynard and children are I visiting relatives at McBee. ?? Mrs. E. H. Bull and Miss Ellen are 1 visiting relatives in Orangeburg. I Mr. Ross Lindsay, of Benuettsville, spent a few days in town this week. i I Mrs. L. O. Lowery and children are visiting relatives in Durham, N. C. Mrs. DeShamp. of Clio, S. C.. is the 1 guest of her brother, Mr. Henry Powell. Mrs. George Powell, of Columbia. R. j C., is visiting her son, Mr. Henry Pow-. I ell. ? ? Miss Margaret Evans, of Bennetts- j I ville. S. C., is visiting relatives in the city. *** Miss Margaret Stogner, of Hartsville, S. C., is visitipg her uncle. Mr. Robert Stogner. ? * J Mrs. E. G. Ingram and son Francis spent the week end in Pageland with relatives. Mrs. Agfles McLean, of near Society Hill, S. C., is visiting her sister, Mrs. W. R. Godfrey. Mr. and Mrs. C. K. Waddill are back from a visit of several days iu Greensboro, N. C. Miss Ruth Carter. of Hartsville. S. C.. Is visiting her sister. Mrs. Robert Stogner. i M* Miss Susie Susie Shoemaker and Mrs. (Tlarrett. who have been the guests of Mr. R. T. Oastnn for the past three weeks, have returned to their home in j/ Spartanburg. S. C. L G. A. BUNCH Dental Surgeon Oflfcc in Finlayson Building Cberaw, 8. C. g Is Always ed!" ever now. It's easy, be a good cook in :n where there's no heat and dirt. HI Cook Stove cooks fuel cost of only 2 >eople. ney gives a perfect ! heat where it is ssures a clean, even satisfaction. l and money. ke gas. w you why. re made in many ig Blue Chimney * . ty Oil to obtain the 1 Stoves, Heaters [L COMPANY srsey) lORE Charlotte, N. C. ). Charleston, W. Va. _ Charleston, S. Cr BLUE CHIMNEY ?rsona/ 9/ews. Mrs. John C. Evans and chil jf Greenwood, S. C., are visltinj atives in the city. Misses Irene and Pauline Morr Wineton-Salem, N. C., are visiting aunt. Mrs. J. D. Smith. Mr. John Stogner. who is now ing his home in Texas, is visitin brother. Mr. Robert Stogner. Mrs. Robert N. Stricklln Is ing her parents, Mr. and Mrs. : [?ole, near Rockingham, N. C. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Patrick several days the past week in i iotte, N. C., on a business trip. *? Mrs. C. W. Boyd and ehildre Beaufort, S. C.t are visiting Boyd's mother, Mrs. Harriet Got *** Mrs. It. R. Hickson and little di ter OlUe. have returned from Pav island where they spent several ** Miss Gertrude Chamberlain, lias been spending sometime in ford, N. C., the guest of her 5 Mrs. J. E. McN'alr, returned Si night. ?** I.ittle Misses Sarah Temple and abeth Stokes, of Florence, S. C the guests of their cousin, little Virginia Harmon. Mr. J. S. Tyson and Miss Hel Esterbrook, both of Cush, S. C., united in matrimony at the B church, Cheraw, last Sunday j ing, at 10 o'clock. Rev. W. E. officiating. ??# . Capt W. L. Gillespie and p J>e\vey Burch, Co. "I" N. G. ! come over from Camp Moore i day night to spend a few days their families. They came in o 7.14 Seaboard and had to retui the 9.45 train, having been re by wire on acocunt of orders re< for the removal of the compai El Paso. Tex. They barely had to say "howdy" before they had 1 "good bye." Best wishes of tli tire community go with these ni as all the other "boys" of Co. I Becoming Quite ft Nuisance S| The town of Cheaw has been flooded with "beggars." Possibly some of them are of more or less merit, but there is m not the slightest doubt that many of to them are frauds. But how is one to s< I know? There should be some way to 11: protect the public and ut the same time di allow the meritorious cases to reach a pi charitable public. The Chronicle sug aj gest that the town authoities provide cs pome kind of an inspection board |>efore A whom all "solicitors" be required to fo :appear and if their "case" be decided a di meritorious one, this board issue a w permit, and if anyone be found at soliciting help without such a permit, tv said person^or persons be required to th pass on to some other town. ra Miss Etta Ogburn, of Pageland. is a' the guest of her sister. Mrs. T. W. ro Miss Ada Funderburk, sjtent the ar week-end at Pageland the guest of ?c Miss Alice Knight. tr Miss Wincey Cato, is spending sometime in Pageland the guest of her uncle, Mr. J. R. Cato. Mrs. Jack Sewell and little children, Dorothy and Jack, nrj visiting Mrs. Sewell's sister, Mrs. Joe Nelson. Ja Mr. W. T. Thompson and Laney Melton spent Tuesday and Thursday us at Mr. Thompson's old home in AlbeMrs. W. A. McNair. of Hartsville, S. <j0 C., has returned to her home after ^ spending several days with her sister, pa Mrs. J. D. Plyler. re 1*1 T Vnn HA. JilSS flUMC JiWlc uinuoaj uao it turned to Bennettsvllle after spending several days in Cheraw the guest of Miss Elizabeth Evans. ' Master Paul Harden, who has been fle visiting his grandparents, Dr. and Mrs. m( T. E. Wannamaker,. Sr., has returned ,T1 to his home in Chester, S. C., ' . - I : . St Miss Mary Stricklln,. who has been spending several weeks at Shannon, iai N. C.. returned last night accorapa- in piled by her friend, Miss Meta Klarpp. ha Misses Florence and Ellen Boykin, ibr who have been spending sometime with Cr . Misses Page and Harriet Godfrey, have returned to their home at Boykin, 8. C. llf Mr. F. M. Cranford is spending sometime in Richmond, Va., and Washington, D. C. He left Tuesday morning in his Ford and will return the same way. Be Mr. E. K. Kennedy, whoo ahs been re; ireleivlng Mr. Fisher at the Seaboard to passenger station for several weeks as co JtjpftPt.Jirrnt rrtnrqflfl tn -tb Blaney, S. C., yesterday morning, Mr. cii Fisher having returned from his vaca- so tion. coi ' yo When the pesky mosquito is making bumps on your neck or hands, 8t( ___ puncturing your ^clockwork base, it = , 'avails but Tittle to slap and fret and ^ oal.l down \ maledictions upon tne > & * "skeeter." The thing to do is to make an examination 'of your premises and find out whfcrethb mosquito came from. Then clean up and keep clean**! It + $ up in discouragement of a return call. ... Why not enforce the ordinance re[dren, quiring bicycle riders to keep off the ? rel" sidewalks? Some of the riders are be- J coming quite a nuisance and are going # to get themselves and others into |] ?* trouble if a halt is not called. Only a their few days ago a couple of gentlemen of (| this city had to take the Jaw .into their hands?result, two whipped dolored i mak* boys. Peacable citizens shonld not be L g his foroe,i t0 protect themselves. ^ . ??3: ii v'slt- Lake Nicaragua. R. C. Lake Nicaragua is not the largest body of fresh water on earth. That distinction belongs to Lake Superier, spent wkich, w'*h its 32,000 square miles of . surface, 1b more than ten times the size of Lake Nicaragua. it of No Souvenir Desired. Mrs. A souvenir collector approached the ? lfrey. manager of a famous restaurant and <aid: "Permit me, sir, to return this J iugh- ":ilver champagne bucket and this v,jev. Sevres coffee set. I took the liberty, " before I ordered my dinner, of appro- L ilaj.>. printing them as souvenirs. But after 'he meal you served me?well, really i who ?some things are better forgoten San- than souvenlreu." sister, unlay r~????????????? WMIIT? Descriptive Fall nllull u Seed Cataog MiSb just issued, tells all about en G Crimson Clover, were Alfalfa and all morn- Grass and Clover Hurt Seeds for Fall Planting. Wood's Fall Seed Catalog also gives full and complete inforrlvate mation about iatur' Vegetable Seeds that can be planted to advantage n the and profit in the late Summer and rn <tn Fall. It is altogether the most usecalled an<* valuable Fall Seed Catalog issued. Mailed free to Gardeners, Market To Growers and Farmers on request, time Write for it. to say e en- T. W. WOOD & SONS, J SEEDSMEN, Richmond, Va. pedal Trains fir Campaign Day, Thursday, Aug. 17 The policy of the present manageent of the 0. & Lj Railroad has been give the travellngipnbllc the very best srvice possible. It Is always wllng to place the i equipment at the sposal of the public for any and all iblic occasions arid have never dlsjpolnted. Now comes the political impaign meeting jat Chesterfield on ugust 17 at which dme the candidates r the various Sti te offices will ad ess the people, < ind In accordance 1th the desire of j oany who want to tend, the manages lent announce that i'o special trains will be run on at date. One train will leave Chew at 9.35 Thurst ay morning. Aug. and will leave i !Jhesterfleld In the ternoon after the speaking and the und trip fare will be only 50 cents. A special train w 31 leave Pageland tmreday moriilng, . Lugust 17, at 8.10, td will leave Chesb rfleld In the afterion after the spelling. The round Ip fare will be fron l Pageland .... ....75 cents Guess-.? ..... .... ?55 cents Mt. Croghan 80 cents Ruby ? ? .... ?25 cents ILL SLOAN'SC] JNIMENT RELIEYEl ?AINt Try It and see?oije application will mnra fhon a <iollimn of claims. mes S. Ferguson, I'hila., Pa. writes: have had wonderful relief since I ed Sloan's Linimeit on my knees. ) think after all thpe years of pain e application gave ,me relief. Many anks for what your remedy has ne for me." Don'f keep on sufferg, apply Sloan's Jlilnlment where in is and notice bflw quick you get lief. Penetrates without rubbing, jy it at any Drug, Stors. 25c. News from Mtl Croghan, A heavy rain fell Saturday night. Miss jAunie Gpledge of ''ChesterId is teaching a few months' sum?r school at Elizabeth school house, le school opened last Monday. Messrs. J. T. and John Burch left inday for Sampson pounty. Mr. Henry Red fear n returned home ?t week after spending a few days Monroe. Miss (RJosa -Moore jof Chesterfield' s been very sick at jthe home of her other, Mr. A. B. Moore, of Mount oghan. Messrs. F. M. Burch land W. N. Ratf spent a short whit in Wadesboro, it week. I A DOCTOR'S REMEDY FOR COUCHfr As a cure for coughi and colds Dr. ill's Pine-Tar-Honey combines these medies in just the Jght proportion do the most goyd. for summer ughs or colds. A ffial will prorye i \vilUi i4 hiM wi^ ' le. ' Dr. HuU'b ?ne-Tar-Honey Uthes the irritation! \stops your itcrH Wlla .flin cAf*ma on/1 /Yam U?Uy AUIO bUV W1U UfclUO |*MVk ?www u a world of good. 1 A 25c. bottle 11 more than convince you?It will >p your cough. Atj druggists. Attention Notice is hereby gi toard of Registratioi n Cheraw, in the Coui lay, August 14, for th< egistration certificate ie qualified to vote in n November. I REPORT OF TOWNSHIP COMM] SHIP, JLP Amount on hand at last report May 1st, Received > June 5th, Received ** V :rt m r f .. ~1 /* j > 7 DISBUI April I 'i 5 L. B. Davis J / f 8 R. W. Gaddy j 8 A. N. Stroud [g r 15 W. W. Melton 15 B. T. Teal fc") j 15 H. A. Watson r " * 24 W. H. Davis i? "9 24 J. W. T. Rivers v * May r H '? 6 W. I, Sellers T 6 W. D. Brown ' x ? flj 6 W. A. Sellers ~ ;i G J. H. Sellers "? G W. T. Griggs Fl 11 W. T. Griggs * " ?n 12 C. R. Sellers ' * M 20 L. B. Davis ~ * 20 Isaac Davis ' " 20 C. L. Eddins ' * * on v 1* Tool ? T r June 5 R. W. Gaddy ' ^ 10 A. N. Stroud 23 L. B. Davis Balance on hand Respectfully submitted F. W. R ,-Li ? Y~ Is He Master or Servant "The race for Congress between Fi: ley and Stevenson in this district pro ises to be a warm one and there a many who say that Finley will ha1 to wake up if be wants to keep tl man from Chesterfield from taking h scalp. It is a certain thing that Fii ley will have no easy fight on h hands 'this summer. For one thin he had the office so long that he hi begun to think he is master of tl people of this district rather thf their servant, as has been evidenci by his various postoffice appointmen which in more than one instance ha1 not been in accord with the wishes the people of the several commun ties. He has been swayed by his pe sonal desire rather than by the wish of the voters who put him in bis pre ent high office."?Rock Hill Recor This is the statement of a paper the home county of the Congressma and heretofore a strong supporter < him. Comment unnecessary! (Advt) EYEB SALIYATED BY CALOXEJ HOBBIBLE! Calomel is quicksilver and acts like d, namite on your liver Calomel loses you a day. You kno what calomel is. It's mercury; quid silver. Calomel Is dangerou^r. crashes into sour bile like dynamlt tramping and sickening you. Calom attacks the bones hnd should never 1 put into your system. When you feel bilious, sluggish, coi stipated and all knocked out and b< lieve you need a dose of dangeroi calomel just rememoer tnni your art gist sells for 50 cents a large bott of Dod son's Liver Tonewhich is entir ly vegetable and pleasant to take ar Is a perfect substitute for calomel, is guaranteed to start your liver witi stirring you up inside, and can n< salivate. Don't take calomel! It makes yc sick the next day it loses you a day work. Dodson's Liver Tone stralgl tens you right up and you feel grea Give it to the children because it perfectly harmless and doesn't grip Magnolia Balm Is the Liquid Fsce Powder used by famou beauties. II you have Sunburn* Tea e Freckles try Magnolia fBalm. It quickl stops the b urn and removes Tan an Blemishes. Makes your skin soft an amoodu ^ Easy to use and Thru Colon: WhUe, *Pink, Rote-Rod. 73c. OlDtoftUior lymdldtnet SAMPLE FREEtifflkS\ LYON MFG. CO? ? i Voters! ven that the Count] i Supervisors will b< ticil Chamber, on Mon e purpose of issuinj ;s to those who ma; the general electioi p. B. Timmons, \ E, T. White, W. M. Belk, Supervisors of Registration, [gSIONER, COURT HOUSE TOW m 27,1916. 125. ; \ i\ M 7 287 *\ \ \ 1SEMENTS \\ T r ' 17.75 \ * \ . 'r 6.40 ) s *: 9.76 f 7.50 1 ' J * 2.00 ."U * 1 " 50.00 1.-8 ' * 5.25 IS? \ ' * " 5.00 iyr* I > * T v* t t * 15.86 ' l ^ T * * 4.50 4.50 ari i * 4.00 . ^ * T" ' 9.75 ' VI '? r 37.75 T 20.00 ' ' 1- 1 *" 20.05 r t vrg if T 0.25 f * 1 ' * 3.00 ! ' \ ?>> * ' 22.50 > % ? ? 1 ^ ~ ~ 2.25 f* r " t * ' ' 4.50 ' 5.00? 269 V* # Jf I T* * * - It * * iiy!ERS, '' " * Township Commissioner, \ ik 444444444444444444444 P H. L. POWE COAL S L] 444444444444444444 n m + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + 4 4 4 4 re 4 * * ve w ^ ie 4 C. F. PendleUn 4 4 COAL and ICE 4 7 is + ^ J. Q- 4 4 * is 44444444444444444 4 loi g, ? "H*< M + ?o The Chronlcln now nnlv SI a. vaar. 4 4 4 4 le . : The Bailey-Leb tB Machinery, Mill and Plumt of Afm Automobile Supplies and es d G. & J. ' In Tires and Tubes Charleston, S. < -> Attractive S ; Trips 19 I TOURS FROM 10 TO I8 Including I* New York, Boston, White B. Saguenay, Quebec, Montreal, I id Lake George, Ausable Chasm, S " Thousand Islands, Niagara Falli 1_ Coast, Yosemite Valley, Canadia Louise, Vancover, Glacier Natic a XIofirvnnl P<irlf Cot m ?IWUV naiiviiai x ma) 's Salt Lake City, Colorado Rockies *t and the I' Panama-California lot Exposition ! At San Diego, Cal * J Personally Conducted and d The very highest class oj serv | travel tor pleasure comfortable ant Tours cover the most attractive ro cipal places of Scenic and Historic ^ out the Greatest Country in the V a Write for rates, booklets a : literature GATTIS TO Tourist Agents, Seaboard Ai RALEIGH, N. f = 5 m^i KJ> if [SHOE POL " I KEEP YOUR SHOES 85 I Th* REPALLEY Cd,Lrd-Buf .00 00 .85 Electric Light TkT TTlf n fLrUlVlU You cannot be too careful in se ing contractor. I cannot give yoi or heating plant than any other pi contractor on earth, but I can, an< a satisfactory system at a price < material and workmanship. If yoi] plumbing or heating system instal me. F. E. RO1 Telephone 272 Bennettsville, .57 All Kinds Job Printing Done at' f MaHHBaBHaBaaHaaMVBMHIaMav 5. W. PRE8LAR CO. BLADING JEW2LER8 Just in at C. PATRICK Co.'S lot of FE(LT HATS ir Choice For 98 cents by Co. >ing Supplier Accessories VEEDOL Oils and Grease I . _ j r* ummer 16. 40 DAYS Mountains, The ^akc Champlain, it Lawrence, The 5, Alaska, Pacific n Rockies, Lake inal Park, Yellowlyon of Arizona, , Los Angeles. i'5 ernatioual y ifornia Chaperoned ice. T"olffft ^1\ i enjoyable. The utes and the prin: Interest throughVorld. nd descriptive 4 .* URS r Line Railway , * 1 ' ] _ v/jtuLiv a re y jtan 9 NEAT -10* I falo.NY Wiring ING electing your plumb1 a better plumbing umbing or heating i will, guarantee you consistent with good i want electric lights, ltd, write or phone WE, West Main St. 701 s. c. rhe Chronicle Office