The Chesterfield advertiser. [volume] (Chesterfield C.H., S.C.) 1884-1978, October 11, 1917, Image 2
Brfield Advertiser 1
KVKltY THURSDAY
on, $1.00 a year.
'nil-class matter at the
j; - posiomee at Chesterfield. South Caro
Una.
PAUL. H. HICAKN
Editor and Publisher. '
; \ AS TO YOUR SUBSCRIPTION !
We don't like to nag and beg for ?
the money that is due us on subscrip- ;
tion. Our readers ought not to make (
it seem necessary, but we must remind
you that we need the money.
Can you mention another thing
that you can buy l'or the price you
pniftkfor it in, say U?1 1? everything
tlu; farmet ami merehant buys
or sells 1^ now worth many times us
much as ft was worth three years ago.
The materfhl i >ed ,u the making of
a paper is no exception. It is now
costing twice as much to send you
the paper that it cost a few years ago.
Yet your county paper is about th?
only thing you fciiy 'hat h.:s not advanced
in price t&y> u
How can we d" it .'
This is how: We are trying to make
up the difference by strict econont'
and hard work.
TU.I lio V/1 u-.i . Kill \\ I
cannot practice ' i ( oiiomy without
your help. It is not economy on our
part to pay interest on ; > -ey whin
waiting for our subscribers to pa>
their subscription. And it is not
economy to send statements by mni'
to so many, when the date of expiration
is already printed on the label
that brings the paper to you.
Now, if you are behiml with your
subscription this appeal is to you
At the present price of materia!
$1.00 is not enough, but for the love
of Mike, don't hold ha- . that one!
The rule of A1 1. wspapeis o
payment due in a b .
We are not half - it >ii 1 with out
paper as it is, hut tie - only one
thing that prevents gn :. pmeres.in
its improvement. \->u wn supply
that one thing b;. prompt payment
of your vi.i'o.M i'i; i.
THE SUFFRAGE IN CONGRESS
In discussing in (!oiu,r< - prop
osition for appointing a c .,.>.iitte?
on Womair*SufFrage, Hoi W ('. \o
amson, of Georgia, interrupted .\i
Webb to say:
' "There is no committee in thi>*'
house on male -ull'r aye!"
.Mr. Webb said "No."
Mr. Adamson, "Why should then
l>< one on female sull'raye?"
Mi. HinnLon, anoth* r i onyr >-m; i
then saiil: "Tile reason we have n<>
a committee on male sutfraye is because
i.ales have ;he suil'aye."
.\u?i ilie a rejiia -- e Adamso i
came l<ae . will), "They >ii<ln'l yet il I
from ennv re.-s."
Ill this <1 i.->u --i<e Mi.-- liar .-.in, til
only lady an ml.er of eonyress, nituh I
a short spe-<ai in favor ..f tppointiny i
tiie committee. ?
On tiiis subject Mr. t'antrill, of <
Kentucky, sain:
".Mr. Speaker, niiili a- of nobb
American women are doiny just as t
mucii as tiie men of the nation to-da\
to briny victory to our arniies. The;. .
are #meet;: t!i hearty patriot!"
re ;ponse ? very demand that is hein; :
made ny t'oiiyress and by our yren '
1'resident. When victory comes, as i
it surely w II, to that (lay which ha
lie .ei* known defeat, it will be tin i
\ t'oy of American women as much
us of Am ricun men. These sum* I
millions of ' i i stian and patriate
American women are to-day asking i
tii. i o , to r mt them ii committee |
on suifr : in my opinion, they i
have the ra lit. to ask that, and I dyen. i
it tiie duty of the house to yrant th>
request." ,
The resolui 01 was ayreed to, sthat
a conurettee- 011 Woman SutVraye i
will iiei ai' ; one of the important
coinin t < s in tiie house.
The vote was I si yeas, 107 nays;
1 II not votiny.
GERMANY'S AMMUNITION
.>'> it . tr>i nerc is a certain amount
of truth in the r< port that Germany
f.ic s a possible shortage of ammunition.
Sonic intimations from good i
sources gave fairly definite intimations
as early a^ last spring that Germany
would be approaching a periyd
of ammunition short-Commons to- i
ward the end of the current year.
This situation, it was then said b?.
persons in a posit ion to know, won i
be due partly to a lack of raw materials,
copper, nickel, and cotton To
n greater extent, however, the short- I
age, when it arrived, would be attributable
to exhaustion of man power.
The same anaemia, proverty of labor
hlood corpuscles, which causes the
breakdown of Germany's tranportntion
system, her agriculture, her
mines, and, by consequence, faces
her civilian population with a prospect
of starvation, also results in this
threat of an ammunition famine.
What is the good of knowing how i
to extract cellulose from wood-pulp I
or recovering all the shells from the 1
battlefields, if physically lit men to
4J0 the work are not available? Mak- }
ing substitutes for naturul products :
in mostjnstances proves costly in la-ti
fcor; and it is ihia labor which Germany
can neither import nor inanu- j 1
/acture aynth?tic?Uy. <
\LMOST LIKE A MIRACLE | g/fj
THE WAY TANLAC WORKED |g
MRS. EVANS SAYS THOSE TER- |j
RIBLE SPELLS HAVE BEEN
RELIEVED
SHE HAD SUFFERED 12 YEARS H
Very Fir?t Dose of Tanlac Made ^
Slight Change For Better,
Is Unusual Statement
After suffering twelve years, the
last several months of which was so 01
severe she believed herself on the ' HZ;
rerjre of the irrave, Mrs. Ella Evans, j=Z
>f Iva, S. I'., R. F. D. 4, in June,
1 y 10, had obtained so much relief !=
from Tanlac that "it seemed almost [=
ike a miracle the way Tanlac work- HEE
d," according to her description. 5=2
Virs. Evans jrave the following state- m
nent regarding the benefit Tanlac ==='
rave her: Z=
"1 sulfered from a very bad case H==
f stomach trouble for twelve years ==|
iefore 1 began taking Tanlac, and it Hee;
seemed that t.o medicine would break
:j> my trouble. 1 frequently woubi 3=
wive terrible spells when my heart, 32=
.el ves and stomach would all get out
f order at the same time. 1 suffer <!
terrible pain then. I had begun
0 fear I'd never be well again.
"At night 1 could not sleep well
nd 1 was so weak I could hardly be -T-~
ip. lb-ally it seemed that my whole ;:'e
sy.-tem w s out of order in every way
1 vol no better though I had tiniest
medical attention.
"Some of my relatives persuaded -_r~
ne to take I'aalac. 1 have just tin ;3=v
-bed my lir.-t liottle and just' a sln-rt ~~
inu- : > I ordered the second. I am ~
1 gr<-a' deal stronger now in every
.v; \ a.id I'm- not had one of the .
err.i le spells since I started ink
l'a lac. My heart, nerves. sto:na< i
iv--r and bowels have been regular
>y the Tanlac. 1 have a good ap
ite, too, now.
"The very lirst dose of Tat.
n.l ie i slight change for the l>. : r,
nin in my case it seeemed allium
i miracle tin- way Tanlac won a
n every way Tanlac has made
n-alth better and I am so happy, i< i
, believe 1 am on the road to r. < j
ry. 1 sure will continue t-> tak. j
1'anlae, for it certainly is womb r
ful."
Tanlac, the Master Medicine, is <
ty The Chesterfield Drug Co., Che
ertield, S. C.; T. E. Wannamaker A
<?ns, < he raw; Alt. Cro^han Drug <
M. t'rojrhan, S. ('.; McBee IJrujr Co..
! rllee, S. C.; I'a^elund Dru^ t'o..
dau'daiul, S. C.; J. T. Jowers & Son
Jefferson, S. C. Adv. 'Jp
A MOTHER'S PRAYER FOR
HER SOLDIER SON
From The Manufacturers Record:
() (iod of infinite mercy, hear it:.
..lothers of this land iis we plead b
for.- Thy throne for the loved on":
a? ;,iv sending forth to battle f<>i .
In- Kijrht. Though our hearts arc
towed with sorrow, we pray not I'm
turselves; all our prayers, O (hid o! (
ove, are for them, the priceless trcs- ..
lot
jres of our lives We are willing : ,
uifFer, and, if need be, to die, f. i
mi' country.
We w?>uld eladly trive our lives to
save these loved ones, dearer to m
ban life itself, who are jroinj; out
o tij;ht foes, seen and unseen, to face He
til the horrors of the battlefield, and
tome perchance to die, that othernay
live, but by no word or loos will
ve hold them back when duty calls
hem to save others. ','1
(Jive them the manhood to meet lh
his supreme test of life, j?ive thorn i
strength of body, of mind and soul
Lo do battle for the Rij;ht, and to
mceor the women and children. Arm
hem with Divine power to smite evil;
fold them in Thy loving arms; yea. <'<
.houtrh they walk through the Valley a
>f the Shadow of Death may Thy !e
Presenee banish every fear and 'i hy
rod and Thy staff comfort then.
For three lonjr years the men oi
our allies have battled for us as I'm
.heir own homes, and their loved our 1
nave endured the sorrows which no it
we must face. Our men jro forth to r
help save us from ruin and the u .rld
from barbarism. We suffer, but v..
glory in their manhood. We dedi
onto our lives to this Great Caihi
that we may servo bohin<l the lines a
while they oarry forward the flag < f
civilization. ;'SI
The prayers of a world in ajtony, 1 ba
for whom these loved ones are fight- ' ~
tig, are 1 ift? <! up to Thee for those j
iien. They are offering all that earth
inlils dear, because they have heard
I'hy voice calling them to the noblest tg
rl< t* which lives were ever con A
-aerated. Thy love, O God, our
aitier,- excels ail human love, so we i
eave them with Thee. To Thee have /
ve committed them.
They are Thine, created in Thy
image. .*!
Into them Thou hast breathed the
breath of life in its largest and diinest
sense.
in th< ir acrifice, offering their ^y
'ives that others might live, they arc
following in the footsteps of the Ron
f God Himself who died to mal.e
men free from the power of evil. We 111
Irnnt lhi.ni /\ l rw\L n 1111
>, viuQ) m> .AJiy innniie ^
love, and to Thy ever watchful eye. .
Hold them as in the hollow of Thy V
land, for they ure doing Thy work
?nd fulfilling the teachings of Him
*ho spake as never man spake, when ~*~
lie taught that greater love hath no
nan than that he is willing to lay
lown his life for others. the
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| This space is paid
(The <
i
i
[ Novemt
| In order to assist
| Conservation mov
i he week o
| nated as Food Cor
;j tary workers will c
4 Conservation pledi
I ^a^ed in the great
i humanity. "Food >
~ cilwin *.i\ 1/nnur o?ir
- tjjuv/ii LV/ i\nv; vv , CII1V
for both man and
1 lie fifth anni
held November. 7
people of Chesterfi
laid upon hi^h clas
ous cash prizes oil
all kind ol canned i
County Fair their
g The CI*
Pass-out tickets
son ticket, non-transferj
Ueii. l'ershine's nun in training in
a.'i'-c iii'<' vr?*it-tin>r the world's series
pe" with only a IVw minutes de.
word for word, and play for play.
As Uncle Sam is liirht ;nv (ierniany
th a whole heart, and 'lie soldiers
< to In- kept in the very best of
iiditi n, it \mi thought wise to give
m a little entertainment in Latin
of the matinees of the panics in
world's series.
RLS! LEMON JUICE
I mciw \XI MITPWPD
>w To Mak<* a Creamy Beauty Lotion
For a Few Cents.
The juice of two fresh lemons
rained into a bottle containing
ree ounces of orchard white make!
whole quarter pint of the most re
arknble lemon skin beautilier al
out the cost one must pay for t
tall jar of the ordinary cold creams
ire should be taken to strain the le
on juice through a fine cloth so m
uion pulp ^cts in, then this lotion
ill keep fresh for months. K\erj
oinan knows that lemon juice b
d to bleach ami remove such blentl.-s
as freckles, salloWncss and tan
id is the ideal skin softener, whitenand
beautilier.
.lust try it! (?et three ounces of or
ard while at any druj{ store and two
mons from the grocer and make ii|
quarter pint of this sweetly fraant
lemon lotion and massatce it
illy into the face, neci., arms and
inds. Ailv. 1.
ASHCRAFTS
ondition Powder*
A hieh-class remedy for horse
(1 nui'es in poor condition and
need of a tonic. Builds soli
usele and fat; cleanses the sy
tn, thereby producing a smooth
ossy coat of hair. Packed to
aes. 25c. box. Soki by
D. H. LANEY
If Hhopnora will read carelugy evead.
in The Advert ihoS thb WSek It
1 prove a very profitable issue to
>m. .>*?
?a?icwr^?*nr.
- - *" T#r v.
for by
Chester
ounty F?
>er 7,8, 9
the United States gover
ement.
f Oct. 22d to 27th has b<
lservation week. Durin
isk the head of every hou
;es. The United States
world war for the sake
,vill win the war," say tin
1 it is of the utmost impo
beast, be used without vy
lal Chesterlield County F
, 8, 9 and 10, is for th
eld County, and the utm
s agricultural exhibits,
ered for the various farm
foods. Every one get hi
affair.
ssterlield Cow
will not be issued. Admission, 1
ible, $1 00
* TURNED DOWN 19 TIMES ,
Kdward Mushrush, aj^od of I
Steubenville, Ohio, claims the United
States army rejection championship. |
He has hecn rejected nineteen times !
in live weeks as unlit for service.
"1 tried every recruiting station ,
between Steubenville and Fort Riley, I
i Kan., and was turned down eighteen '
j times," he said. "When 1 was called |
I in the draft here 1 thought 1 could
tret by hut nothing doinjr; they passed
me up."
Dave Dau>,'herty, aged 27, a former
deputy sheriff of Jefferson County,
is probably the most registered man I
in the country. He was in Denver, I
Col., on draft registration day and 1
registered there. His mother, re- J
sidinjr at Wintersville, Ohio, thought j
her son mi^ht forget, so she reifister;
ed him there. Former Sheriff W. A.
* lluscroft also believed I)auj;horty |
. mitfht forget, so he registered him (
^ then-. The multiplicity of registration
became known a few days ajjo 1
when Danirhertv uwu r..- ..u..
------ - piiy
sieal examination by local board No.
1. lie is still in Colorado and at his re<
<|iicst will Ik> examined there.
A riEHVOUS WRECK |
From Three Years' Suffering. Says i
Cardui Made Her WeU. ; <
i,
Texas City, Tex.?In an interesting
( statement, Mrs. G. H. Schill, of thistown, j
says: "For three years I suffered untold j
, agony w ith my head. I was unable to
do any of my work.
1 jnst wanted to sleep all the time, for
that was the only ease 1 could get, when
I was asleep. 1 became a nervous wreck
1 just frotn the awful suffering with my
1 licad.
I was so nervous that the least noise
would make me jump out of my bed. I '
j had no energy, and was unable to do
anything. My son, a young boy, had to
do all my household duties.
1 was not able to do anything until 1 1
took Cardui. 1 took three bottles in all, '
and it surely cured me of those awful
headaches. That has been three years 1
ago, and I know the cure is permanent, '
for 1 have never had any headache sinco
taking Cardui. .. '
rooming relieved me until I took Cardui. '
It did wonders for me."
Try Cardui for your troubles^made '
from medicinal ingredients recommended 1
in medical books as being of benefit in 1
female troubles, and 40 years of use has x
proven that the books are right. Begin *
taking Cardui today. NC-134 *
RUB-MY-TISM
Will cure Rheumatism, Neu- b
i ralgia, Headaches, Cramps, Colic
Sprains, Burns, Old s
field ?
ur |
and 10 |
n merit in the Food 15
gen officially desig- ?j|
g that week volunshold
to sign Food HI
government is en- 1??
of democracy and pg|
ase who are in po- Hi
rtance that all food jj|
raste. HI
'air, which will be HH
e benefit of all the j|j?
ost stress will be
There are numer- g||
products, and for jB
lsy and make the i|?j
ity Fair jj
25 and 15 cents. SeaiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiB
M AYSVILLE
Mr. J. T. Davis was in Chesterfield
recently.
Mr. Walter Caddy, of near Ruby,
was in this section last Wednesday.
Mr. Peter .lones and son, Eugene,
motored to Wadesboro last Wednesday.
Mr. W. D. Niven was in Ruby one
day last week.
Mr. E. E. Lowry spent last Tuesday
in Ruby.
Misses Iris and Arie Davis spent
last Thursday nijjht with Mr. and
Mrs. Wilbert Tucker.
Mr. Will Grijrus. of Ruby, was motoring
in this community last Friday
on business,
Mr. Daniel and Miss Arie Davis
spent the week-end with ther grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs. Teal.
Messrs Tom Watkins and Edwards
spent last Saturday and Sunday in
Lilesville.
Mr. Frank .lenkins, of Wexford,
was in this section Sunday after toon.
Mr. Oscar Kayfield and family, <?f
Cason Old Field, spent last Sunday
nt the home of Mr. E. I>. Myers.
Mr. lladley Freeman spent the
week-end with Mr. Vernon Myers.
Mr. B. II. liurch was in Ruby Monafternoon.
Messrs. Vernon Myers and lladley
Freeman visited at Mr. Andrew
Adams' Sunday.
When the kaiser is beaten the
United States of Europe will emerge
from the wreck of empires. Your
llncli. S??? will l>? * Vw. ... ...u, _ r
the new and greater republics. He
will be neither emperor nor king, but
sintply Uncle Sam and all of his
nephews in Europe ami America will
love him for the good he has done.
WHEN HER BACK ACHES
A Woman Finds All Her Energy and
Ambition Slipping Away.
Chesterfield women know how the
sches and pains that often come when
the kidneys fail make life a burden.
Backache, hip pains, headaches, dizzy
ipells, distressing urinary troubles,
ire frequent indications of weak kidneys
and should be checked in time.
Doan's Kidney Pills are for the kid
neys only. They attack kidney diseases
by striking at the cause.
Can Chesterfield sufferers desire
itronger proof of merit that this ,
Bennettsville woman's word?
Mrs. N. J. Dickens, 110 Powers
3t., Bennettsville, S. C., says: "My |
Miuicya were oui "i orner and 1 had J
1 constant pain across my back. I '
vas-sore and lame mornings and was
lardly able to do my housework. My
lead ached alll the time and I had
lizzy spells and other kidney disorlers.
Doan's Kidney Pills relieved i
ne of every symptom of kidney troule."
Price 60c at all dealers. Don't
imply ask for a kidney remedy?get
loan's Kinney Pills?the same that
"I feel It my duty to rflpqtfHMM ^
** -"
luruUi of cough remedies but got no I
relief. I then decided to try Peruna. I
I used five bottles. After taking flve *
bottles my cough stopped and my 1
catarrh was cured. My average .
weight was 115 and now I weigh J
148V4. Any one suffering with ca- _
tarrh In any form 1 will advise them to
take Peruna." cl
The Spirit
The Hud so
is the car
also for ol
sport of m
It is smart
Super-Six
HUDSON Sees the'
Super-Six and Pastes
r $1750 at Dei
4? Phac'.o
WailUDSON^W Cabrio
Tourin
Hmou;
J. O. TAYL<
MT. CR0GI1AN, SO!
??
For Sale By U
D. H. Lanry, Chesterfield, S. C.
Winburn Bros., Patrick, S. C.
And All Good Dealers. ot'
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< mmumty, puss uses ami helps suppotl
the local institutions /Cemrmfrer, / qunr
ant*-f li mr*1 or brat thf ralfl on nny
wiii/iiEisr or (luhbinq offfr quulfj by any
'rifonitbir rnjsnt, ngtnry or fubhtker
j fftarik of %\
Olde st Bank In (
We solicit your business. We |><
We Jnvite l(ou
Your Patronage wanted. 1
it will receive court
SAFETY DEPO
OUR MOTTO: "STRENGTH
R. E. River*, President.
M. J. Hough, Vice-President.
11 ?^==
[sl 1IIM? & il
Young Man,
Scatter Yo
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YOUTH IS NOT EVERLASTING,
the foundation for their success by ope
were young.
If You Hope to Amour
Delay Starting a Bank Ac
Cj _? W A
aian it louty. i
^eruna
Those who object to liquid modi*
nee oan procure Peruna Tablets. ^
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of Youth
' v
n Super-Six Speedster
for young folks and
d folks who love the
otoring.
; and distinctive. The
Chassis, winner of * '
endurance records,
speedster the liveliest
;t of the Hudsons.troit.
""i
n, 7-pnsspnRor - $1650
let, 3-pnSRrr.Rer - 1950
R Sedan ..... 2175
Car 2925
~ar Lnndnulet - 302S
tine 2925
tine Landaulet - 3028
'rices f. o. b. Detroit)
DR, Agent |
LJTH CAROLINA ^
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lo. 666
his it prescription prepared especially 5*
' MALARIA or CHILLS &. FEVER.
ve or six doses will break any case, and ,,
taken then as a tonic the Fever wHl not
urn. It acts on the liver better than
ilomel and does not gripe or sicken. 25c
Read the label on your paper. <|Q
it does not show your subscription
be paid up, you should need no
her invitation *o pay up.
? Your soldier friends
| will appreciate a subscription
to some good
I
magazine. Write for
clubbing list.
J. H. Ratliff
MT. CROGHAN, S. C. At
__
lesterfield
Chesterfield ^
ly interest on time depoiiitft
to Visit lis
Whether large or small
eous attention
SIT BOXES
AND SECURITY."
C. C. Douglass, Cashier. j
D. L. Smith, Assist. Cashier. M
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ur Dollars! .
ltly the young man DOESN'T
The big men of the country laid
ning a bank account when they;
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