The Chesterfield advertiser. [volume] (Chesterfield C.H., S.C.) 1884-1978, October 04, 1917, Image 2

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The Chesterfield Advertiser PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY Subscription. J 1.00 ft year. .itere.l as second-class matter at the postolllce at Chesterfield, South OaroIllUb PAUL. II. HEARN Editor and Publisher. \\ ~ TP CAUGHT IN THE ACT "The best laid schemes of mice and men gang aft aglee," said Bobby Burns. There 'is a fine illustration of this in the recent disclosures of the contemptible conduct of the German minister at Buenos Ayres, Count Luxburg. This Smart Aleck had the Swedish legation to send his (Luxburl's) dispatches as if they were harmless messages, to their own government, but to be delivered to the German representative. The secret agents of the United States government discovered the fraud. Luxburg advised his superiors at Berlin to promise the Argentine government that German submarines would not sink Argentine merchantmen, but at the same time he suggested that they send secret instructions to submarine commanders to siiik muse vessei-s \uumui leaving a trace behind"?that is, to sink them and all on board?to commit murder on the high seas. After the disclosure was made that Count Luxburg was using Argentina as a catspaw to pull Germany's chestnuts out of the tire, the count was virtually kicked out of Buenos Ayres and Argentina has declared war on Germany, thus adding one more country to the list of Germany's enemies. The kaiser and his court knew what was going on, knew that I.uxhurg was deceiving Argentina and deceiving Sweden, and they can only blame him for being found out. MURDERING THE INNOCENTS The cruel treatment of the Belgian women and children by Germany it was generally supposed had reached the limit of devilish malice but read this from the battlefield in France: "German airmen, flying by night over a French town near Ithcims recently dropped poisoned candoy, causing the death of many children who ate it, according to a letter from Brownlee Bensel Gauld, a former Harvard University student who is now driving an ambulance on the western battle front. The communication was made public recently to his father, Rev. F. .J. Gauld, of Toledo, Ohio." Herod of old killed children, but he did not poison them. That was left for the kaiser and his airmen. CAMELFLAGE This is a new word that occur? quite often in the war news. As it is the duty of a newspaper to keep its readers posted along all lines, especially as to matters concerning the world war here is the explanation of its meaning. One would hardly imagine that this great contest in which America is engaged has any other than serious business in hand. I>ut the American army is to have camelllago companies and their main business is not so much to fight the Germans but to fool them. In fact the chief of engineers has issued a call, as recorded in the Literary Digest, "for in genious young men v no are looking for special entertainment in the way of fooling the Germans." The idea is to fool the German airmen and the German soldiers and sailor.; by making them believe that a supply train is a row of cottages; screens painted green are j lac-d or j top of great guns making them ion! as if they were part of an innocent landscape, meadow or hillside. Of course there has to he some very ar tistic painting done to secure such results. The !<!< < of a ship an painted the color of the sea so that a submarine is not likely to strike it. Many such fakes are being successfully employed to deceive the Iluns. Texas is a big State hut is afflicted with a small governor, lie has been convicted of converting several thousand dollars of the State money to his own use. After October 1st the entire sugar industry of the United States will laplaced under government control. That will not make sugar any sweeter but it is claimed the price will not be higher than X cents to the consumer. I THE WONDERS OF SCIENCE A camera man, working for the educational department of a film company, met an old farmer coming out of a house in the town where he was working, and explained his presence in these words: "I have just been taking some moving pictures of life out on your farm." "Did you catch any of my laborers in motion?" asked the old man curiously. "Sure, I did." The farmer shook his'head reflectively, then said: "Science is a wonderful thing." HONOR ROLL 1 Following is a continuation of the j names of those drawn for military service but not yet selected. The , number on the riprht end of the line , is the call number, indicating the order of liability. 728 men have been J examined and either accepted or re- i ected. The next call will beprin with i No. 729. 1713?Arthur Powe, 1750 1970?Sam P. Jones, 1751. 315?Fred Powe, 1752. 2042?Lewis Baker. 1753. 2056?Ervin Miller, 1754.' 476?Sylvester B. Poston .lr., 1755 2088?James A. Steen, 1756. 1060?.John G. Johnson, 1757. 1106?.John H. Burch, 1758. 2328?Raymond T. Snipes, 1750. 2173?J. Alexander Brown, 1760. 313?Warren Powe, 1761. 1235?William J. Moore, 1762. 1523?Jalmer A. Hendrix, 1763. 2070?Joronh E. Gullcdge, 1761. j 1335?William Cooper, 1765. 2200?Clyde Davis, 1766. 1325?Preston P. Brock, 1767. 270?Willie McNeil, 1768. 1680?Cleveland Outlaw. '760. 2076?I^onnie F. Jordan, 1770. 2232?Charlie Pegues, 1771. 2063?.John S. Deason, 1772, | 028?Jesse Smathcrs, 1773. 543?Henry E. Wilson, 177 1. 2141?J. B. Gaddy Johnson, 1775. 307?Henry D. Clark, 1776. 330?James Smith, 1777.1 1805?Edward Wright, 1778. j 1207?Steve J. Hancock, 1770. 2381?C. Eugene Davis, 1780.) 318?James Thomas, 1781. | 038?Lorenzo Reid, 1782. 1200?Henry Davidson, 1783. 2044?James Bracev, 1784. 1265?Willjiam B. Taylor, 1785. 516?Herbert B. Thomas, 1786. 1223?Willliam Kelly, 1787. j 491?Arthur C. Rivers, 1788. 1426?Rafe Streater, 1780. | 2200?Johnie B. Odoni, 1700. I 720?James R. Hunter. 1701.1 100?Benjamin Dorsey, 1702. 279?George Mack, 1793. J 844?Emanuel Robinson, 170 1. 716?Willlie Grooms, 1705. 1082?Lonnie C. Kirkley, 1706. 2043?Charlie Blakeney, 1797. j i > J?Hedge Stevens, 179X. 1243?Alexander Oliver, 1700. 1100?James Howell, 1800 1113?Walter F. Ogburn, 1801 8X7?Luke T. Hill, 1802. 37?Maye C. Gregory, 1803. 010?Z. B. McCoy. 1801. 2097?Ellis I. Gadtly, 1805. 1807?Robt. M. Funderburg 1800 4 13?Cull L. Eddins, 1807. 2278?Smith D. Klllis, 1X08. 1 033?Willliam C. Kason, 1809. 17 75?Frank McRae, ixin. 1402?William C. Jackson, 1811. 2054?Snow Meadows, 1812. 1005?Luther Gainey, 1813. 1739?David Parker, 1814. 1032?R. Leonard Watson, 1815. 1855?Cromwell Kllerbe, 1810.1 1378?William P. White, 1817. 1349?Jesse Eager. 1X18. 90'! R. Dent King, 1x10. 1801?Loyd Wilson, 1820. 11)90?Gainey Wright, 1X21 1951?Willie R. Roan, 1822. 1905?Tillman Mungo, 1823. 097?John l?. lleas, 1824. 2210?A. Cleveland Smith, 1825. 220)5?Lester Little, 1820 10,78 ? Willliam W. Jones 1827. 2 ! i'?Dan Grady, 1828. 1 199 George Iluntley, 1829. 3X1 Doll Adams, 1X30. 59 l -Gib Ilorton, 1 X3 1. 20 10?II. Walter Williams, 1832. 19 1 Fran!: B. Sanders, 1833. 10,50 William E. Roan, 1X34. 95 Hugh M. Redfearn, 1x3,5. 498?I.onnie C. Sellers, 1830. 199 1? Randolph Fleming, 1X37. 545?James D. Wright, 1838. 92?Daniel A. Quiek, 1 899. 891?Hampton Isoni, 18 10. 1985?Harmon Turnage, 1811. 1902?Ganson Fundorburk, 18 12 .",90?Frank" Powe, 18 I.". 998?Richard Olridgc, 1x11 917?Ned Ried, 1815. 090?Willliam B. Clark, 18 10. 50?Lewis A. Johnson, 1 17. 211?Richard Jones, 18 18. 10,.j.j?Pode Nivens, 18 19. 15.'J.?Eroest Brayboy, 1859. 19 17?Sam Waring, 1851. 291 Mann Huntley, 1852. 909?Sidney Gainey, 1859. 9 1 ?Ernest C. Gainey, 185 1. 701?J. Pearl Riggins, 1855. 1190?Clarence Teal, 1850. 989?Carl M. Tucker, 1857. 080?W. H. Anderson, 1858. 2929?P. Benjamin Vick, 1k59. 8 1?A Hunter Page, 1800 288?Zannie Mujlloy, 1801. 1180?Gilbert Newman, 1802. 2295?James W. Rivers, 1809. 8 20?Robert O. Gathings, 1801. 290?F.llis Pegues, 1805. 189?J. Raymond, 1 800. 2099?Frank Mitchell, 180,7. 1981?Edmond Broady. 1808 1005?Randolph Peoples, I 809. 18X2?Walter L. Hicks, 1X7??. .'{HO?Lonnie Adams, 1X71.1 I 208?Ernest C. Hancock, IX72. 395?Julius F. Campbell, 1X73. 21 HO?J. Henry L. Winburn, 1X7 1. 27?Thos S. Evans, 1X75. 5 17 ?Pete John Zounis, 1X70. 1125?CJildy R. Rivers, 1^.77. XXI ? Ivey P. Harmon, 1X7X. 012?Thomas R. Warren, 1X70. 70x?George Williams, 1X80. 1 2X0?Henry C. Burch, 1X81. 1-5X1 Evander Burch, 1X82. 132 -Myron W. Watts, 1883. 12513?Julius Moore, 18X1. 580?James Gordon, 18X5. 2245?Ben T. Griggs, 1 880. 8.34?Willlinm McComb, 1887. 1238?John M. Gulledge, 1X88. 325?Frank Rogers, 1889. 1400?I). Lester Horn, 1890. 1856?Elyard Marine, 1891. 1247?Walter J. Raylleld, 1892. 1296?James Guliedge, 1893. giBinaMiiimiiiiii I The I I r: | Noveml B The Filth an jjjf held November 7, lH all exhibits. Prep ill tention given to Hi wishes to aid in tli | COM] The Count)7 ?jj District in the cou jlj to the County Fg Illj $10 and S5 for C Your comm jig and then take th jjj win some of the 11 requested HH in organizing yoi ?j The Chi N. 289?William Mannerly, 1H9I I 098?J. Bailey Miles, 1895 1708?Furters McQueen, 1890 148?Clayton Jenkins. 1X97 2161?Maxcey I. Wilks, I >98 24?Willlie T. Donahue, 1899 1552?Willlie Q. McMnnus, 1900 1 945?Mack Woalherford, 1)0! 1693?John F. Tolson, 1902 1029?Hardy A. Tiner, 1903 17G8?Elliott Johnson, 19?)1 951?Joe Younjr, 1905 779?Kemp P. Stewart, isnG 558?Jackson Baskin , 1907 389?VV. Hester Burr, 190S 1307 Vernon Jackson. I'.oio 11)52?Willie Howell, 1910 1971?Kl)bie Morgan, 1911 1047?Aaron E. Bihson, 1912 17)51?John A. (iainey, 1912 1803 Wise Watson, 19 1 1 728?Lewis J. Killouyh, 1915 (590?Frank Brock, 191)5 1133?John W. Smothers, 1917 119?Clarence Bloomlield, 1918 182?John L. Rivers, 1919 97?Walter E. Reid, 1920 1)542?Nelson McFarland, 1921 1949?John J. Joyner, 1922 MI97?James W. Wilkes, 192'! 1239?Burdine .Munn, 192 1 22)54?John Huntley, 1925 219?Robert Haynes, 1920 2313?Henry T. Horton, 1927 1923?Arthur 1). Bryant, T92>2155?John O, Sweatt, 19211 1577?Willlian (5. Brown, 193(1 15)58?Hamp Allen, 1931 2272?James O. Burr, 1932 693?William If. Cato, 1933 8.59?Townley Meadows, 1934 1249?Lester A. Rivers, 1935 2089?Gilbert Steen, 193)' 1 094?Coit C. Miles, 1937 45?Furman Ingram, 1938 1 ">35? Bonnie M. Mills, 1929. i;or> Patrick Kirur, 1910 1920- - Itosia A. binton, 1911 2202- Henry B. Davis, 1942 2OH0?Albert .1. Miles, 1912 ASHCRAFTS vendition Powder* A high-class remedy for horses ml nui'es in poor condition and n need of a tonic. Builds soli? muscle and fat; cleanses the sys tem, thereby producing a smooth, glossy coat of hair. Packed in toaea. 25c. box. Sold by D. H. LANEY Cnestei ounty E >er 7,8, 9 >g????????a? nual County Fair will b 8, 9 and 10. Handsc >are now to make your e: agricultural exhibits as tl ie growing and conservat MUNITY F Fair Association hopes nty will hold a communit) lir. There are special p Community Fair exhibits c unity can hold a good ie best exhibits to the cash prizes. the County Fair Assoc i f-\ rvn rv> i -i 1 t il ^Ulll 111 U 11 liy 1 till . esterfield Cots v. 7, 8, 9, 1246?J. Willie Ratliir, 11)44. . j r?87?Recce W. Blakeney, 11)45. 186?.John E. Davis, 11)46. 1135?DeCov Steen, 11)47. 541 ? Ervin Willlianis, Jr., 11)48. 2182?Solomon A. Quick, 11)41). 1721?Henry C. Anderson, 1050. I 247?Frank B. Leak, 1051. 1468?Columbus CI. Marco, 1052. 170?Gallic Crawford, 1053. 681?Clayton A. Atkinson, 1054. 007?Willie Mitchell, 1055. 1786?Jacob Short, 1056. 022?Drairord B. Sec^ars, 1057. 2361?J. C. McPherson, 1058. 1030?Will Dixon, 1050. 2268?Ross Melton, 1060. 253?Artec Long, 1061. 1273?Willis E. Watson, 1062. 263?James Mcl.endon, '063. 577?Calvin Edwards, 1064. 17 11?Thos. T. Williamson, 1065. 782?James 11. Knight, 1066. 661?Earl Streater, 1067. 1620?Willis Poison, 1068. 2037?Jesse C. Watts, 1060. i. 727?Cleo. W. Kenninjrton, 1070. 584?Warren P. Fountain, 1071. 496?John I*. Sellelrs, 11)72. 1827?James I). Istfctt, 1973., 2018?Minor C. Hicks, 197 4. 1 811?Brutus C. Brewer, 1975. 12?Aaln 11. Brown, 1970. 897?Boyed Johnson, 1977. 2311?Julius K. Hopkins, 1978. 1759?Van Ford, 1979. 1078?Charley T. Kirkley, 1980. 7 18?Henry J. Nicholson, 1981. 1916?Lonnie Seejrars, 1982. 1541 ? Tom C. Phillips, 1983. 108?Jessie K. Smith, 1984. 2240?J. Kay Collins, 1985. 178?Ernest Craitf, 1986. 22292?Will T. Pittman, 1987. !. 377?J. Lester M. Adams, 1988. 9 James B. Brasington, 1989. i. 317?Elias Thomas, 1990. 2267?James Melton, 1991. 70?Cornelius C. Marsh. 1992., 16?Alon/.o Cole, 1993. 2378?James Scarborough, 199 1. j 1496 -J. W. Aaron Bittle, 1995. 952^ James Aldrich, 1996. j 595?Lonnie Hull, 1997. | 7h;? Robert I'. Turner, li?!)X. i 849?Jesse Scegars, |{)!l!), 1983?Ernest (J. Smith, 2000. 131?Ernest E. Womack, 2001. | I 372 -Andrew E. Teal, 2002.' (507?John I,. Lane, 2003. j 1 !?<?-!?II. Thornwell Grant, 2004. i I I James Horn, 2005. 374-?Tobe Woods, 2000. 2314?William I.. Ilorton, 2007. 1219?J. Ronnie Jackson, 2008. RUB-MY-TISM Will cure Rheumatism, Neuj ralgia, Headaches, Cramps, Colic Sprains. Bruises, Cuts, Burns, Old . Sores, Tetter, Ring-Worm, Ec| seme, etc. Antiseptic Anodyne, I used internally or externally. 25c ;' field | air | and 10 1 e held at Chester- jjl >me cash prizes for jjj shibit. Special at- ljjj "le Fair Association jjl ion of Food Crops. jjj airs | that every School jjjj r fair this fall, prior |jj irizes of $25; $15; jj| it the County Fair. Hi community lair jjjl County Fair and jjl nation will aid you j|j my i air 10 | J 02;")?Williford J. Seetfars, 2000 | 1028?Clarence Duukins, 2010. j 172?Frank Chapman, 2011. 1 HI?Willlie L. Davidson, 2012. I 1645?Horace Sellers, 2012. j 1724?Fuller C. Barre, 2014. 1542?Arley B. Pijct?, 2015. 810?Jesse J Croflford, 2016. 1655?Quincy II. Campbell, 2ol7. 1050?Willie H. Caulder, 2018. 166?Willie Capers, 2010. 1020?Ernest W. Fletcher, 2020. 47 1?Clayton Presley, 2021. 60?.Julius T. Loflin, 2022. 1566?Cleveland Brewer, 2022. 2046?C. F. Funderburk, 2024. 518?Winford Turnajre, 2025. 2226?Jessie C. Snipes, 2026. 750?Maurice Price, 2027. 1687?James P. Sellers, 2ojk. 2228Julius C. Johnson, 2020. 208?Frank C. (iilinan, 2020. 202?Handy W. Patrick, 2021. 1402?John II. I.ee, 2022. (To be continued.) GOOD NEWS MnnY Chenterfield Renders Have Heard It and Profited Thereby. 1 "Good news travels fast," and the many bad back sufferers in this vi cinuy arc jrI?<l to learn where relief may bo found. Many a lame, weal, and aching back is bad no more, thanks to Doan's Kidney fills. rlheu sands upon thuosands of people are telling the good news of their experi enee with this tested remedy. Here is an example worth reading: Dalton McLeod, 'J 13 Littleton St., Camden, S. C., says; "l had severe J pains in niv kidneys and suffered worn he': I . 1. ,-t an I dizzy spells near ly all the time. The kidney secretions were too frequent in passage ami my rest was often disturbed ai night. I got two or three poxes of Itoan's Kidney fills and they cured me. I always have a goood word to say for Doan's Kidney fills and recommend them to anyone suffering from weak kidneys." Price 00c at all dealers. Don't simply ask for a kidney remedy?get Doan's Kidney fills?the same that Mr. McLeod had. Foster Milburn Co., Mfgrs., Buffalo, N. Y. ??' ?? O * UIO ? W? offer One Hundred Dollar* Reward for any ? ase of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Hall o Catarrh Cure haa been taken by catarrh sufferers for the past thirty-five years, and has become known as the most reliable remedy for Catarrh. Hall's Catarrh Cure acts thru the Hlood on the Mucous surfaces, expelling the Poison from the Blood and healing the diseased portions. After you have taken Hall's Catarrh Cure for a short time you will see a great Improvement in your general Health. Start taking Hall's Catarrl Cure at once and get rid of catarrh Send for testimonials, tree. r. J. CHENEY * CO., Toledo. Ohio, old by all Druggists, Tfto. X^ttarrhaj Mr. W. 8. Brown, R. P. D. No Box 82, Rogeraville, Tcnnesi writes: "I feel it my duty to recomm Peruna to all sufferers of catarrh cough. In the year 1909, I tool oovot.0 ?- ~-l- ? * ovfviu vo*? VI ?"> I t took a bad cough. I bad taken kinds of cough remedies but got relief. I then decided to try Pert I used Ave bottles. After taking bottles my cough stopped and catarrh was cured. My aver weight was 115 and now I wc 148%. Any one suffering with tarrh in any form I will advise tbeu take Peruna." The S|>ii The H is the also f sport i It is s Super HUDSON sgj Super-Six and f *175? 1 w J. O. TAY1 MT. CROGIIAN, For Sale By D. H. Laney, Chesterfield, S. C. Winburn Bros., Patrick, S. C. And All Good Dealers. 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It acts on the liver better than Calomel and does not gripe or sicken. 25c Read the label on your paper. If it does not show your subscription to be paid up, you should need no other invitation to pay up. < jpZ? Your soldier friends will appreciate a subIEMAN* ... 1 ? scription to some good me magazine. Write for me .,j clubbing list. I J. H. Ratliff MT. CROGHAN, S. C. ; r ~ i - ?? Chesterfield ' l In Chesterfield >Ve pay interest on time deposit* (cu to Visit Us Whether large or small :ourteous attention EPOSIT BOXES GTH AND SECURITY." C. C. Douglass, Cashier. D. L. Smith, Assist. Cashier. ? H? * i, Don't j rour Dollars! eqnently the young man DOESN'T LAB. NG. The big men of the country laid y opening a bank account when they jfl lount to Anything Don't Account. | ERS' BANK ||