Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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?,?*v *r r ' V I ll^ Q - - ? Sv. fc PF The o td i Virgin ' For ciga <? The * * n J NOTE: Cigarettes made of forei* tobacco pay 35c a pound Import Dut; Virginia-Carolina tobacco pays no Impui Duty. Isn't it clear why Piedmonts cs give you better quality tobacco i Pin mont it the bipgeit-je/linft Ptrgirtia-Can Jina cigarette in the nvarM. \ DR. L. H. TROTTI, Dental Surgeon ( Chesterfield, S. C. Office on second floor in Ross Building. / All who desire my services will I please see me at Chesterfield, as I .W have discontinued my visits to other towns. 1 CDCr To Rjc The Chesterfi g This Guaran : $1: J I t 53.00 With Ordei |f Blickensderfer HI ChMfamt St. ?fc*yiT 'J^ * ~V 7?*v V > I *T/P ^.t. - " 1' ' f/r/10 melhoJ of hauling u'ti tobacco to market. rettes, Virgiriia-Cavoii cigarette the sunn' Virginia-Carolin rcttcs. The cl South "s in go! bacco. A.nd V "all the go"? "sparkle" to its a cigarette rhe Cigarette ? Yrt in /-J | DR. R. L. MeMANUS H Dentist OflTico over Bank of Chesterfield. Will visit Pageland every Tuesday; ^ 'Alt. Croghan every Wednesday. Other days in Chesterfield. Prices reasonable. All work guaranteed. ^ :ial ji i ;aders of eld Advertiser ' i tccd Machine >.00 jiI ' r? & 12*00 in 30 Days ) i (anufacturing Co. < ^ Philadelphia, Pa. j "" Hwnliini - K - !?ai^afl.i^& ?** **?i<jn ?A. =* &<fa ^ we TJh __ -il-m-mmm\r?_?~?^m" ""|^,(| I 6*1 ? " "*~>? > an r> r^ ?-. 8-l??-? P . V South is proud a is the birthplace of ci iarm and sunsliinc of Iden Virginia-Carolina irginia-Carolina tobacc* -it lias that "dash" : taste that makes a cigar* )f Quality 5c ANN A & HUNLEY ?ATTOKNKYS? I , K. Hamm C L J{unle; (Jhosterfioid, C. l llice ii Peoples Hank Building a Ieart Disease Almost 1 Fatal to Young Girl g "My daughter. whan thirteen years Id. was atricken with heart trouble, lie waa ao bad we had to place her bed nf?r a window ae ahe could get mbreath. t>n* wr,~?-T doctor said. 'Poor I F ' Jtflie child, ahe la likely SoV,??^r!8 te fall dead any V*" *?'J m* *->r Milea' c Heart Kemedy hud cuivd her father, b Su ?-eo 1 tried It, and j /Jfev *h* began to lmA J1, 'Sgl prove She took ffl J&La great many botj tlea. but ahe la j * ' spared to me today. a fat. rosy I heeked girl. No one can Imagine tha j oiifi.hnee I have In I?r Miles' Heart . tein. dy." A. H. CANON. Worth. Mo. r' The unbounded confidence Mr. ^ 'anon has in Dr. Miles' Heart Rem- }, dy it shared by thousands of a ithers who know its value from ^ xpcrience. Many heart disorders ,.*!.! In <r-* if til* ? X f A f I 1 1 C H t ? s ri^ht. If you are bothered with g ,hort breath, fainting spells, swell- i ng of feet or ankles, pains about a he heart and shoulder blades, pal- f >itation, weak and hungry spells, t rou should begin using Dr. Miles' Heart Remedy at once. Profit by ( :lie experience of other* while you nay. ? f Or. Mil**' Heart Remedy le eold and i guaranteed by all deugglete. f MILES MEDICAL. CO., Elkhart, Ind. I , or . -^/ Ij6^ ^^ia. *"'" i of iga the too is and cltc sco Ctr. and 10c package Curing Ham*. To cure hanis and bacon make i irine as follows: Salt, 8 pounds itfht brown sugar, 2 pounds; saltpct r, 1 ounce; water, 1 gallons. Pul he meat in a barrel, weight down ml pour the brine over it when cool ,et stand about six weeks. Then tak( ut the meat, wash it and smoke.? Southern Ruralist. A KEr.VOUS WRECK 7rom Three Years' Suffering, Sayt Cardui Made Her Well. Texas City, Tex.?In an interesting iatemcnt, Mrs. G. H. Scliill, of this town ays: "For tliree years I suffered untold igony with my head. I was unable tc lo any of my work. I just wanted to sleep all the time, foi liat was the only case 1 could get, wheti was asleep. 1 became a nervous wreck ust from th? awful suffering with mj icad. I was so nervous that the least noise vould make me jump out of my bed. 1 tad no energy, and was unable to dc inything. My son, a young boy, had tc lo all my household duties. I was not able to do anything until I onk Cardui. I took three bottles in all, ad it surely cured me of those awful leadachcs. That has been three years igo, and 1 know the cure is permanent, or I have never had any headache since ailing Cardui. .. Nothing relieved me until 1 took Cardui. t did wonders for me." Try Cardui for your troubles?made rom medicinal ingredients .recommended n medical books as being of benefit in emale troubles, and 40 years of use hat ^roven that the books are right Begir aking Cardui today. NC-134 i PROVED BEST AND CAVE \ C \ THE QUICKEST RELIEF i C MRS. SULLIVAN IS CONVINCED ^ OF ITS SUPERIORITY Q GLADLY GIVES DETAILS 8 Greenville Women Say* She Had So O Much To Endure For a Long 0 While But Finally Won. 0 1 "Of all the medicine? I have ever O taken for the troubles I had Taniac Q proved the best and jrave me the O quickest relief," declared Mrs. Jan- Q nio Sullivun /?f 1 r. V.?K < X Greenville, in a statement she gave May 30th. "When I began taking O Tanlac I had suffered for years with O indigestion. With tiiis trouble I had Q had nervous attacks, and my breath O was so short I would pant for hour* O as a person who had been running. O 1 had to be very careful of what 1 O ate, for anything I ate hurt me more Q or less. I nearly always had a head- O ache and I never felt well. o "The Tanlac quickly ended that ^ shortness of breath, though, and my o stomach soon was strengthened and O corrected so 1 ate heartily and was O not troubled with indigestion. Those Q headaches were' relieved and my Q whole system was regulated and o strengthened. I am glad to recom- Q mend Tanlac." O Tanlac, the Master Medicine, is sold ^ by The Chesterfield Drug Co., Chcs- O terfield, S. C.; T. K. Wannamaker & ^ Sons, Cheraw; Mt. Croghan Drug Co., Q Mt. Croghan, S. C.; McBee Drug Co., Q McBee, S. C.; Pageland Drug Co., 0 Pageland, S. C.; J. T. Jowers & Sons, ^ Jefferson, S. C. Adv. O O .) HOW TO PRODUCE g GOOD STRAWBERRIES j ? i Clemson College, S, C., Oct.?Cul- g tivation is the secert of success in 2 strawberry growing. It should be G thorough and clean. A frequent mis- ? take made by many growers is allow ing mi; ma 10 i;row up in wecus niter the berries are harvested. At the end of harvest the mulch should . be removed or incorporated into the soil, depending upon the amount and ' the condition of the mulching material, and then the plants cultivated S( thoroughly. Frequent shallow culti- p,' vation should continue throughout ' the summer. Ordinarily, fertilizer will not be e( tV needed until early fall, at which time a liberal amount of commercial fer- c' tilizer or decomposed stable manure n may be applied preparatory to mulch- S( ing. The plants should be grown in J' narrow mntttcd rows or by the singlecrown method. Better and larger berries are produced by the singlecrown method. Blunts that were N' set last fall or last spring should not be allowed to form runners or . ... be new nljinrs :i? o i< v..r\r .... that the growth be concentrated in the parent plant for a maximum crop in next spring. ^ The bed is unprofitable after the ' third season, and should be plowed up unless plants are needed for fall planting. Furthur information concerning strawberry culture can be obtained by writing the Extension Division, Clemson College, S. C. Pick Applet Carefully Caution your apple pickers to be careful and not knock otr the fruit r' spurs in picking. See to it that the fruit is picked, and not shaken from the trees. Grade the fruit carefully. It is the little things like these that make the large profit from your " orchard,?Southern Ruralist. tl "The Kaiser's credit is certainly ^ 1 good." J "IIow's that?" "Why whenever he wants an ad- * I vance he promptly receives a cheek." 1 ?I'uck. ' i n "Then this," asked rejected James, !l ! "is absolutely final?" "Quite," was Dorothy's calm reply. "Shall I return your letters, James?" "Yes, please," answered poor James. "There's some good material in them that I can use again." I WONDERFUL STUFF! 1 LIFT OUT YOUR CORNS ? . r ! Apply t few drops then lift corns orV i calluses off with fingers I 5 no pain. ) r No humbug! Any corn, whether l hard, soft or between the toes, will , loosen right up and lift out, without a r particle of pain or soreness. This drug is called frtezone and is 1 j a compound of ether discovered by a I Cincinnati man. , Ask at any drug store for a small , douic oi xreezone, which will cost but a trifle, hui is sufficient to riil one's ' | feet of every corn or callus. ( I'ut a few drops directly upon an\ v | tender, aching corn or callus. In L i stantly the soreness disappears and , shortly the corn or callus will loose: >' > and can he lifted off with the fingers. > This drug freezonc dosen't eat out , the corns or calluses but shrivels them V without even irritating the surround- 4 ing skin* 1 I Just think! No pain at all; no sorci ness or smarting when applyiny it or 1 t afterwards. If your druggist don't f l have freezone have him order # foi c I you. 3 >00000000000000000000000000 TEN RE ; Why You Should Carry An Of Ruby and 1. BECAUSE, your money is safer 2. BECAUSE, a bank uccount tea to save so as to inc 3. BECAUSE, paying bills by che< venient method as > becomes a receipt f< 4. BECAUSE, a check book is im wallet filled with cv your check book is another free of cha the story is difTcrei 5. BECAUSE, it gives you a bctl especially anions b rather than in cash; in the bank," stren 6. BECAUSE, your returned, canc stubs, and the pas makes a very compl transacted, and is other record could 7. BECAUSE, by having a bank i making deposits, y gradually building man can have, nanv through our recomn tended to others au might seek for accor 8. BECAUSE, by having an aecoun you and when you h? town bank to cash, and also (on accoun any charges. 9. BECAUSE, if you should travel ( tv Villi villi nlit"1" f ami thus carry your you may ko. 10. BECAUSE, some day you mi^rht ceivcs not only the ences of rates and i may in times of strh Now Look at the Subject from aa will, the opening of a bank accoun and we tender yo^r our services a BANK Or RUBY A* RUBY, S. C. <XX)OOOOOOOOOOOOOOGOOOOOOOOC WATSON GIVES UP FIGHT Atlanta, Sept. J'J.?Thomas E. atson today decided to suspend pub- K cation of The .l. il'ersonian and tin* it hompson Guard, abandon his appeal S( f the case resulting in The JelTer- a >nian being barred from the mails id not to further press the case of a he Guard. In connection with the ti ublication of which he was instruct1 to appear before the postal au- 11 lorities in Washington Monday, ac- t< jrdinj* to announcement here toight by J. Gordon Jones, on of Warm's attorneys. <1 After Federal Judgo Speer had up- I dd the validity of the draft law in v daring Watson's Jcffcrsonian un- t . for second-class mail privileges, f atson bought The Guard, a small I'ckly published at Thompson. After had given notice of appealing The ti iTersonian rase postal authorities ^an investigating The Guard. s< Watson has consistently opposed selective draft and his utterance L The .leffersonian were declared in idge Speer's opinion to he sedi:>us. , , fl Indefinite News from Son. A postal card from Frank Calvin his father, E. E. Calvin, president the Union Pacific Railroad, carries j( lis hit of in format ion : "All 1 know is where 1 am, and I m't tell that." k Young Calvin is somewhere in Eu- t! >pe with a campany of railroad en- a meers.?Omaha News "Camelflage." A word we all use a lot over here 1 i France is caniclllage. ('ameltlage a leans bull, J. ('. it is a French word j o u-y use for a disguise they put on | ,. mis and cani|is and all that, to make |' hem look like the scenery around j hose parts, and it means make-up. i c io whenever you hear a guy handing 0 L out loo strong you just say, "Aw j 8 amelllage!" and you will got his ^ umher right now. Saturday Even-| v ig Post. j J Geometry begun with farming. It ' /as like lias: The Jliver Nile in ' ?gypt overflowed and destroyed land- i larks and changed the value of land, j 1 "hen the priests had to invent a way i1 or finding theiu That's where X ame in. ,'GH! CALOMEL MAkf.S A YOU DEATHLY SICK ! top Uuing The Dangerous Drug lie- 1 fore it Salivates You! It'? i norriDie : You're bilious, sluggish, coi- l jtatd jind belie\e you m od vile, dangerUS calonvl to starl your liver and lean your bowels. Here's my guarantee! Ask your Iruggist f ' for a :.tt rent bottle of 1 )odson's I.iver Tone and take a i poonful to-night. If it doesn't start I our liver and straighten you right (' ip better than ealoniel and without j ;riping or making you sick 1 want i ou to go back to the store and get ou money. Take calomel to-day and to-morrow ou will feel weak and sick and nau- ( eated. Don't lose a day's work. ,'akc a spoonful of harmless, vege- ] able Dodson's Liver Tone to-night , nd wake up feeling great. It's per-' uctly harmless, so grvo it to yuur hildren any time. It can't salivate, o let them eat anything afterward. " ' ==g====a======Bt OOOOOOCXXXXXXXXXXXJOOOOOO o ASONS I Account With the Bank jij Mt. Croghan | in the bank than any where else. O iches, helps and encourages you <5 rease your balance. X k is the simplest and most con- X veil as the safest, us your check g or the debt it pays. O ore convenient to carry than a o irrency or loose change, and if X lost, the bank will furnish you g rge when you lose your wallet, O nt. ? ,er standing in the community, 8 usiness men, to pay by check V . to be known as "having money O gthens one's credit. 8 elled checks, with properly kept 8 s-book furnished by the bank, Q ete and clear record of business g kept with less work than any 8 account and issuing checks and Q ' 'ou are unaware to yourself, o up the most valuable asset a 8 ely: a good credit at home, and Q lendation this credit will be ex- o ray from home, with whom you 8 nmodations. Q t with the bank, the bank knows g ive a check or draft on an out-of- q it will be readily done for you, ~ it of being a customer), free of 0 ir move away from this communi- 8 rom us a favorable introduction, g good credit with you wherever Q need to borrow; the customer re- 8 accommodation, but the prefer- Q Amount, while the non-customer, O lgency, meet with rofusal. 8 many side* and as long as you O t is desirable and advantageous, 8 nd facilities. V ID MT. CROGHAN 1 MT. CROGHAN, S. C. ^ XXXXXXXXJOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO FINDS LOST TOY SOLDIERS The latest batch of recruits were iving their sergeant an unbelievable mount of trouble. He was an old jldier of thirty years- experience, nd the poor attempts of his new iuad to understand the mysteries of rmy drill nearly drove him *^pnc . *' . At last in desperation he called the ion to stand at case, as he wished ;> tell them a little sory. It was this; "When I was a tiny boy," he suid, I had a box of wooden soldiers. One lay 1 lost them and cried bitterly, i'hev toid me not to worry, as they could turn up some day, and now, to liink that, after forty years, I've just ound the little devils." She: "I'm going to marry a docer, so that I can be well for nothing." He: "Why not marry a minister, ) then you can be good for nothing." EMONS MAKE SKIN WHITE, SOFT, CLEAR ilnke this beauty lotion for a few cents and see for yourself. What girl or woman hasn't heard of ?mon juice to remove complexion lemishes; to whiten the skin and to ring out the roses, the freshness and he hidden beauty? Rut lemon juice lone is acid, therefore irrating, and hould be mixed with orchard white his way. Strain through.a fine cloth he juice of two fresh lemons into bottle containing about three ounces f orchard white, then shake well and ou have a whole quarter pint of skin md complexion lotion at about the :ost one usually pays for a small jar >f ordinary cold cream. He sure to train the lemon juice so no pulp rets into the bottle, then this lotion vill remain pure and fresh for nonths. When applied daily to the ace, neck, arms and hands it should iclp to bleach, smoothen and beautiy the skin. Any druggist will supply three unices of orchard white at very litttle 'est and the irrocer has th<> lem/ir,* Adv. 5 We wonder how tome of our sub.cribers expect us to pay for the pa? jcr we are sending them every weejf. Factory to Customer Eliminating Middleman's Profit Food For Man and Beast Prints, Oils, Greases. Safes, Desks, and Office Fixtures. Monuments, Tombstones - and Grave Supplies. Singer Sewing Machines. Wo make a specialty of seedjrain?wheat, oats and rye. Prices >n request. All business guaranteed or money refunded. Life, Health Accident lnsnrance Strongest nnd Safest Companies All claims paid as soon as adjustments made. S. J. SELLER ' Local Brokerage amd Insurance RUBY, 3. C.