Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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R. E, Hanna C Ij Hunlo.v Chesterfield, 8. C. Office in PeoDles Bank Building OK PIC OK DR. 0. A. GLOVER Physician and Si kckon Calls answered day or night. Ofllco at Chesterflold Driiy Company OK KICK OK COUNTY SU PERINTEN J)E''1 OF EDUCATION K. A. HorSK nttloo ojKMi ovwr.v Saturday ami tlicl flr*t Monday oi ouoh month. We are Stude! Wagons And every In our complete line of mere Live and Let HURSI-STREAI GOOD INT EN "Intentions never nia? quote from our ad of last tended for some time to ' haven't you? llow old a you been "intending" \ y< ars have gone by?in t has passed through youi money is gone, most of ti spent it are gone. If vov solitary dollar bring that can't come?to us NOW "Men are judged not by the results of tliex BANK OF RUBY A* M. OKOIIAN, S. <\ R. E. Rivers, Pres., i I Ban ot &. ? Oldest Bank I ? \i/e Solicit Your EI "OnTIMEDEPO J We Invite Ye 1 SAFETY DEI Y nm* Patronage v ? Xvftll. Small Both ree ? Our Motto: s J K. E. Rivers, Pres. C 2 M. J. Hough, V. Pres. ten Young Man, Scatter Yc YOUTH IS PRODIGAL. Frecu KNOW THE VALUE OF A DOLLA] YOUTH IS NOT EVERLASTING, the foundation for their success by oj were younfc. If You Hope to Amou Delay Starting a Bank A Start It Today. The FARME ot field. WilVvV* \^LS*elaud ever Tuesday; Je> N^kkBfednesdaj < >ther days i* \Jwtield. i'rices reasotfable. All wor Miaranted. DU L H TROTTl Dental Surgeon Ohostortielvl, 8. 15. Office on second floor in Rob lUiiUiinwr. All who desire my services wi ( lease see me at Chesterfield, as have discontinued my visits to oth< t owns Discharge Notice On the 31st. day of July nex 1 will apply to the Probate Com i f Chesterfield County for a dh liarge as Guardian of Main Smith. Sue Smith, guardiat June 'JG. 4t-18sellinsr *?f ; Cheap thing else and up-to-date :handise at . Live Prices IR COMPANY TIONS NO. 2 lo any one rich.'1 \W week. Vou have mpen an Account hero re you? I low long have o start hanking? The .o?e ears much numcj hands?and now, the ie tilings, for which you only have one, single, dollar?mail it if yon by t heir intent ions, hut actions.?Chester held. D NIT. CROGHAN llraneh at HI' 14V, S. C. . i\J. I hcrrel!, Trcas. y* ftesterfie/d \ n Chesterfield | jsiness. Pay Interests ? SITS. | )U >*o Visit l/s | i 5OSIT SOXES I anted, whether large or 2 eive courteous attention. Jj? rength Security. ? !. C. Douglass ( ashier & ? !j- Smith. Asst. C'sishior. & ... y Don't mr Dollars! ently the young man DOESN'T Et. The big men of the country laid >ening a bank account when they mt to Anything Don't ccount. R.S' BANK y ruin ?1.??U a year. r% Advertising rates furnished on application. 1. JCntcred as second-class mattei at the postofllce at Chesterfield, South Caro_ Una. I'M !. II. HKAUN lOditor anil I'uldisher. CAISK AND tEEECT IB Ihc liouisville Courier-Journal 'J Rives a summary of the Lynch ?r ings in the United States for IDH?. It shows that for the first six months of this year there were twenty-five lyuchings. Of | these twenty-three were negroes 1 and two were whites. Referring ,j to this statement Mr. Wattersou \ # S ivV S ! j) '"fliat almost one-third of the lynrhings in America in the first half of KH(> occurred in Georgia, where the lynching of hYnnk was permitted through negligence or connivance, and po))ularly endorsed in 1915, is not a surprise. It is an illustration of cause and elicct." It is a sad commentary upon those conditions in < leorgia that newspapers and politicians, with rare exceptions, have not condemned the lynching of a State prisoner who was serving a life sentence in the penitentiary. The tacit approval of ties lyneh3 ing has encouraged outlawry in (leorgia. In one instance an automobile in which there were white men was fired upon and the outlaws exclaimed "we have got lynch law now in (leorgia." Verily the leaven of lynching may leaven a whole State. The Georgia legislature has turned down an anti-lynching bill. - A BRILLIANT YOUNG SOUTH CAROLINIAN The youngest high school prin I - i i i|iai in uiuuuaiue at the Summer School now in progress at tho University of Tennessee, says the Knoxville Sentinel, is Prof. Harris Copenhaver, of the Kdgcfield, South (,'aroliua, High School. The Sentiuel adds that Prof. Copenhaver, who is now only I'd years of age, has the unusal ex perienee of having been placed in charge of a high school the fii >t year he taught, going to Kdgclield imincdiately after his graduation from Carson and Newman college at Jefferson City, where he was valedictorian of his class in lUl.'i. lh* I .I ui ii-ii e.u ucrN uncior nun at | Kdijo.ioid, the most of theia in' in^ men ami women of several I years'experience in tlu: teaching j profi ssion, and all beintf his senior in ago. llut in spite of - his youth and inexperience, L>rof. Cope.nhaver had a most success fu year at Kdgelioid. The total eurollmont was iTiO, a consideral io increase over the previous year. So successful was I'rof. ' Uopenhaver in his work that it was with threat reluctance that the director and patrons of Kdgelield accepted his resignation, permitting him to go to Chapel 11 ill, whore next year he will roe. 'ive his master's degree in the rnivorsity (>f North Carolina. Senator Hoke Smith, ol (ie irgij, has introduced a bill in the Senate to prohibit the transportation by mail of newspapers and circulars, advertising liquors. riU. .. i - i Hsu is meso newspapers and circulars shall not be sent through the mail to dry states - The prohibition laws are nulli lied by this newspaper and circuT lar advertising and it's up to Untde ^am to stop it. The Augusta Chronicle has found one good result of the war. iThat paper says: "On account of the high price of paper, caused by the war, Tom Watson has re duced the Jetlersonian from six jteen to eight pages, After all, war is not without its compensa tions." One of i'he State's able edi torials is headed "Villa Must go." Well he seems to bo going most of the time. Florida has had a lively time trying to elect a governor. Tintwo candidates are Catts and Knotts. One day the report is that Catts is governo-, the nexi ' day he is Knott If we were rot so much op posed to puns we would say thai the gubernational contest in I Florida is very much of a Catts J ' tight. I I k. i jjjft I; - x R V ^ For One Week Only, i j During this week we will have a special demon| strator from the Majestic Factor to explain how i { the Majestic is made and why it ;s absolutel the best range; why it lasts longer and cuts down repair expenses; why it hakes bread oven'y, top, sides and bottom without turning: why it uses so little fuel and saves food waste. lie will explain its labor saving construction and wh ir heats an abundance ol" water good and hot?a mighty convenient ami useful thing to have a big supply of hot water always on hand isn't >t. To buy a range by mail is almost certain to end in disappointment and loss of mono. Ic in iy be 'Exactly a-, represented" y *t not h* what you thought it was nor \\ hat you wanted. Here you can see every part, of the M ajestic?you can know what you are getting before you buy. Decide now that y u will discontinue using that, old, worn-out range. You will save money 111 j luei, rupn irs ami coohiilK. ISUV ^ MUjestlC?UlC . range with years' reputation. The demonstrator will answer an ipi Mtinns r dating to stoves. i " Children's Souvenir Day TUhsoTi y, .iul v as,.? to s pm 125 Majestic Aeroplanes free fun" fun fun Hoys ami girls, old and young. young mm have a world i of inn with (In1 Majestie \ r??| I a?i? . It is easily made J to fly from 10 t<< f? ei in tlio air. Voit will want onw. Don t fait to ye> yours. The first 1:."> ooys and girls \\ ho presi n, to ili< M;.j -tie Itam Salesman, at our store. I m *1 weeji '.anil ft ( 111. on i i le-i I j! v. written all I swot's t o t h- following questions will receive one of tllose ai'l'o| ila lies ll'eo. I. U lull is i In'nam ol y?mr mother's range and how |o||g htlS it iiei || ill use'.' U. (live names of any persons you know needing a new range. I Why is i he Map -tie known as th?> range with a reput ai ion! I What is your a fi. When is your hirt liday. si.oo article free Tin- hoy or girl giving the neatest and lust answer to tin- third quest ion mav seleri any - i .00 article from our stock in addition to the sovc nil*. a prize for everybodv Don't he discouraged if you are not one ?TT the 1 _'.*> to get an aeroplane. You will receive a v ajestic pn/./le t'ard I thill will :?IV< !'< I v<? : ninny in?m> I iiiniix infill. ! ii?- l<? luivi vour answers leady t<. hand in ;it niir store I Tuesday jilt?rnooii. lot ween n d r>. Tiny 11111 -1 he writ ton if yon wish to rmeive n soi./onir or prize. WHY THE ARGUMENT CLOSED ' tiled to tlie most respcctf We have been asked if tin an- 81 jv l Dut to argue woman's swer to the latest anti suffrage i 1 n * and moral inferiority! Hit article was forthcoming and we airy died out in Dixie the have replied, No. We have been a thought could find lodgn asked by one fully competent to a southern breast? make such a reply, for the priv- ' '10 Advertiser is not . . , , fence in this matter. It h doge of of dome so and we have .. . . , the opinion that man s lepli'tl. No. improved moral condition W e are fully aware that the ' more to woman's influenc antics have had two hearings to J to any other one cause. I one by the sullragoits. There- | the belief that the one foro if the debate is closed a>! la<'kinK '?our Strand ana this point, we cannot be accused: Kovorninent ts the almost of unfairnosa to the opposition. mtult"m- tllu "'other i. Our reason fortius conduct and tho <?<>"ni>?achablo omrlit to he of.,in t.? ?11 l.,,t I vrturo of our noble woinei Wish to make sure that we are ||e Followed His Orc!< understood. In cullintr for discussion on Never state a-a fact an this sul?j ct wo had hoped to have y?u ar0 11 certain shout., expressions of opinion from 8*?*^ editoi warned the n people all over the county. We Pc,r^er? or you will get us had hoped that these letters Mel suits. }" ch ease would express the opinions of words alleged, elai our people in true < hesterfield* rumored, and so on. ian fashion. And then this paragraj Wo were disappointed in that P('arr,l Iho society not the people in general did not re- PaPor: spond and were especially dis It. is rumored that acard appointed at the turn taken by waK K?vcn yerterday by a the letters submitted. [>er. ',f "T'lWl ladies. ,r | . | # Smith, Rossip srys, wha fo oppose complete demoera tfijIfc ,t n,,p<?pe tha cy it is not necessary to do ^nests, with the excepti nounce womankind and all \im i?....w~ ' , ?v ii'i who boliove in her. hails from fwavitfc's .Jur * * 11* .i were all from hera. Mis. There aro people holding the to whjl<! highest regard for women who |)ald Smith, the no called lo not believe she should bo bur- est. Man trading on Kev St ilened with iho ballot. There And when the editor had are those who honestly fear that [?P?rt * whilring .. . e ... ctainnng to be the. rnporte IIIe exercise cf the franchise pr,.je<,ted through iho w might rob her of some of her a.it! struck the street with charm. Such opinions are en thud. ' 0 . , '.#v . ' J - Special ^ ] Demonstration s f And Sale ?? GREAT Majestic T8Hk ' ' Ranges "The Range with a Reputation" Commencing .JULY 24th "'If!! This $8*00 Set of Granite aiid Copper Ware FREE As ;i special inducement (luring our demonstration week only, j. we will give with every Majestic sold, one handsome set of kitclien ware as illustrated. Every piece is the finest of its kind I and the entire set cannot bo purchased for less than $8.00. The 1 price of the Ma jestic remains the same as always and the quality " of the stove is tin1 same. Tlis kitchen ware is an out and out. present. See it at our store. Everybody) Welcome Even though you do not want to buy a new range right, now it will he worth your while to attend this demonstration and know all about the Majestic Wange. Yoii are placed under no obligation to buy. Hursey Bros. ui con* Home Demonstration r,,t>lU(11?^ I)e",ontBratl Club: Mrs. Fdna l?underburk, mental Club Members Mrs- F. Funderbnrk. Mrs. S. ^ .achiv- A. Funderbnrk, Mrs. U. A. Funit such Patrick Home Demonstration derburk, Mrs. ]{. M. Fundernont in C'ub: Mrs. .1. L. Baker, Mrs burk, Mrs. H. M. Funderbnrk, 1?ixio, Mrs. Williams, Mrs C. In-jMiss Maud Funderburk, Miss on tbe Rram, Mr?. I). M- MeNair, Mrs. j Lessio Funderburk, Mrs. K. A. J olds l< .1. Crawford, Mrs. .1. T. Bull.; Plyier. ? * trestml Mrs. L. I*. Perdue, Mrs. I). S. 1 Pee Dee Home Demonstration is du * Brower. Mrs. It. 1>. Thames Clur>: Miss Nora l'egues, Miss (. than Center Point Homo Demon* LLosa Peonies. Mrs .1 fu Ta?">? ? i - - " " *' * waai;0| I holds stration Club: Mrs. lion Rivers,! Mrs. Torn Bntt, Mrs. A. VV. tiling Mrs. Miles Rivera, Miss Carolyn j Britt, Mrs. B.C. Moore, Mrs. 1 good Raskin, Mr^ Steen, Mrs. May ! Tom PurviB, Mrs. Lee.Northcutt, divine Steen, Mrs. Ella Gaskin Mrs. T. j Miss Stella Jones, Mi^s Mabel istinet R* Steer., Miss Athlene (iafttiin,; Moore, Miss l.ola Hendrix, Mrs. moral M??s Loalla Gaskin. Sol Hendrix, Miss Annie Mcllao| i. Bine Grove Home Demonstra- Montrose Home Derronstration Club: Mrs. Hay Eddies,. tiou Club: Mrs. D. 8. Mathetor, 'i ;rs Mrs. Bob Teal, Mrs. Kstello I Mrs. Brown, Mrs. n. V. Sliroyer, 7tliink Mrs. Ellison White, Mrs j Miss Helen Shrnyer, Miss Marie o t|1(l Teal, Miss Sallie Kddins, Mrs. Shroyer, Mrs. Alan McFarlan, ew re- ,,1rank Ivinis, Mrs. Nannie Skip* j Mrs. oteve Kimrey, Mrs. Hntson i ( into P(*r* Miss Toinmio Sp. no r, MrB. Kimrey, Mrs. Jim Hntson, Mrs. s use tVaterman Robeson, Mrs. Bon Tom McDonald, Mr-. Ilammett nied,' Robeson. Hutson, Mrs. Burr, Mrr. Gaddy. Shiloh Home Demonstration Mrs. Chapman, Mr. Shroyer. )h ap- C,nb: Mr8' K" V" Lowell, Mrs. p , c c 7T~t es of Alice Howell. Mrs. B. F. Cow- KC3l Lstcltfc lOT SdlC. ard, Mrs. Miles Watson, Mrs. Centrally Located; near ConrtH. VI .n 11 1\< I .. Dirtv uiiiivu, miii. wusm \/!>er uouho; wen constructed house Mrs. John Rivers, Mis- Carrie of l> rfturas and pantry; X acie n"m" Sowell, Miss Ardeno Coward, ,ut; ?',od oof-house,; a barmrm* i? /ii \\7 4- if in K*in, terms. Inquire at this t Iiof- M>88 Clara Watson, Miss Letha <,Iliff* tf ,t the Smith. MissCleon Coward, Miss on of Clarery Oliver, M,ss Lillie Itiv- Convenient Location; near courtpho ers, Miss Minnie Smith. h?Ude; g< od b room house; a iction, . , ,, ,, . I>ar?ain. Inquire at this of- M Smith Wexford Home Demo,,s?r?- (i,.? t( . J Arehi- tion Club: Mrs. A. B. Smith, ? ,.a Zr T" lT ^yB-WBY-TISWI reet. Moore, Miss Annie (inlledge, .? heard Mr? <} 1 Moore Mrs s Will cure your Rheiimatiim mass * '- * .. * *rB ^'Neuralgia, Headaches, Cramps, ^ r was Welsh, Miss Mary Burch, Mrs. j Colic, Sprains, Bruises, Cuts and ' jH indow I'earlie Li sen by, Miss Lexio I'it- Burns, Old Sores, Stings of Insecta a dull mail, Miss Aiieen Moore, M rs.' Etc. Aniiseptio Anodyne, used InLula Griggs. terually and externally, Price 25c. . ~T ^ . '^rM