Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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IP Airmen in tfi ?.re using WRIC ft steadies stomacl is pleasantly lasting set firmly in Wl sure of achievemei Our (and and u strong for it. An< flrcJs refreshment this economical, lo teeth, breath, ap R^ORLASTS^^g TRY IT! SUBSTITUTE FOR NASTY CALOMEL Starts Your Liver Without Making Tou Sick and Cannot Salivate. I Every druwist >n town ?your drujftfi*- and every body's derfjist Ii- r .tie d u >r: *at fullinp; off in the ki.c of calomel. i hey nil prive the ,< r iis'in. ]>od'<on's Liver Tone is takrni' its place. "Calomel is dangerous and people} kn. . it, wh:!" Dodson's Liver Tone is j perfectly s;f>? an<l gives better refulls," said ti prominent local d uggist. Dodscn's I.: er Tom is person-j ally guaranteed !>y every drugrist 1 who sells it. A I ire/' hot tie costs 50 mo' <! if it fail-; to pive easy relief i i , ry case of liver slutrgi'din?-^ ! const ipat ion yvi have only to ' >r your money back. 1" d/oii's Liver Tone is a pleasant, tnst'/r/, pnrely vegetable remedy,; harmless to both children and adults, i Tale 4 spoonful at night and wake' tip feeling line; mi biliousness, sick headache, acid stomach or constij?n ted bowels. It doesn't jjripo or' cause inconvenient e all the next day Hiii* violent calomel. Take a dose of calomel to-day and to-morrow you : will foe 1 weak, sick and nauseated. ' Don't lose a day's work! Take Dod- | noil's Diver Tone in toad arid feel fine, Admiral von I irpitz said: It is not vvrorur, but ri^ht, that has been' done to I'eljdum. i to to le fireat war a pLEYS regularly. I '<> Fs it. l and nerves. It in taste. Teeth K? MGLEYS make '? Io< nt. ?" 7, up >ater forces are be 3 the home-guard ifwl Kr and benefit in w?, Ort llpfinrl ??!/! 4a iic-iadiiiifi aiu !U petite, digestion. c? sa? 2 tic Z Is EU?Ry MEAL~ da i lei mi BUY YOUR BONDS TODAY j i Krnni Uilwrly Loan ('ommittee: f? i ? liri (irarioiis Providence; Arc our ? to I soldiers to j i\c up their work, ;?ivo j^e uji their comforts, pive up their sweethearts, jfive up their home and then jr've no their money for this _ war? What a noble r\;im|?li' this is l'??r the civilians who arc asleep! Men .. of South Carolina, we A UK AT WAR! . The women, and the soldiers are buy- wj ing Liberty Bonds. Will you not do j your part? It i important that the Liberty Loan be subscribed quickly and with enthusiasm. fJermany watches this more closely than she does our train- Ri 111yc camps. It is an honor to own a Liberty bond; more than that, it is a duty. By subscribing to this Loan of three billion dollars or more the citizen w will take a definite, personal part fc in winning his country's war for safe- b? ly and freedom and right. lie will con j ! tribute just so much to the everlast- i pi intt protection of American shores iu gainst liruta! Prussianism. He will lie supporting the gallant youths wh ? w hy hundreds of thousands have join- m ed the colors, offering their lives that <i their nation's honor may he kept un- w sullied and its firesides kept secure. When those hrave boys are trivin;? tr their all, who that has a spark of pa- h triotism or pride will fail to do his ft utmost to sustain and cheer them in w the fitfht? It n Material prosperity prevails, today, al in all sections of the United States. r( The government has an immense so eie reserve. Values are stable. Prosperity is secure. Wattes hiph. The It 'he. in- haul s have never, in all the ,? history of the country been able t > 11:11 e : i I Iter sine.* i?if. 'II." !inw>>llil A "( < mom y ??\ail.iMo for inv? st- *" ni"i ' i- or-: rtirsilly iiiilii iit? <!. J'.n . I ' ' rty Bond ! , Wood row Wilfton said: I ? <>. < r j in liml tlx- solution of problems J fore in?* si I'r? si?I? x11 in li. niopii { ti'>n thai I :ij11 faithful in tlx- js'.udy f ! . -| , r c i 4 Ihesierf eld Comity Fair, Nov. 7,8,9,10 Everybody is com inn to the Counnir, for there they will meet their riends in nleeful gladness; rollickitr and roistering fun and frolic will e the order of the day. Cotton is i'ar the thirty cent level, and money flowing more freely in Chesterfield mini.. IL ? ? ... . ^u.h.y uiuii ever Deiore within niom y of man. The people have work1 hard all the year, and now they e demanding recreation and amuseent and the annual County Fair ill furnish the opportunity for thounds of Chesterfield County people have a Rood time. Get ready now come and bring along little Johne, and little Mary, Uncle Bill and ant Susie, Grandfather and Grandother, and that good wife of yours, r everybody is going to the County lir, and you cannot afford to miss ?? Balloon Ascensions Every Day. The management of the County ^ iir has contracted with Captain B ck Huckjinter, the famous aero- B ut, to make dailly flights in his bal- B >n, for the many visitors who will B tend the County Fair, November. S 8, y and 10. Captain Jack goes tfl high, cuts loose from his bnllocn, B d makes sheer drop of 100-feet B fore his parachute gracefully un- I Ids and brings him safely to the B ound. The free attraction will B worth twice the admission to the B unty Fair. H Riding and Driving Contest BD There will be riding and driving B ntests held n the arena, during the B unty Fair. The best driving and B Idle horses in the County will par- B ipatc in the contest for the cash B izes offered. The program of these B ents will be published in these col- B ins next week. Those desiring to B ter must be on hand the day und B ur scheduled. The riding and driv- n r is uuite a feature at the County B ir each year, great interest to the B my spectators. B Special Train* From Pageland I There will be a special train each B y of the County Fair from Page- B nd and return. This train will B live Pageland at 8 o'clock in the B ;>rning, return, leave Chesterfield, B o'clock p. m. The Railroad Com- Q ny is going 10 operate this train K r the benefit of those along the H le of the C. & L. who wish to at- H mi the County Fair. H gro Day, Saturday, November 10th. Hi The County Fair officials have set H tunlay, Novcnilier 10th, as Negro K| ly at the (\ nty Fair. This day H II be given entirely to the members the colored race. They will have ?? uir own exhibits in riding mid driv? contest. The Itnlloon ascension 11 be made, and the Carnival will be full blast that day. BSZTJPaLS elieved After Tahicg Two Bottlet Of Cardui, Says Tennessee Lady. "Whltwoll, Tenn.?Mrs. O. P. Cartright, of this place, writes: "About nir years ago I lie dizzy spells got bo ?d that when I would start to walk would Juat pretty near fall. I wasn't jst doing my work, hut was very iueh run-down. I told mv hushniul I thought Cardul ould help me, aB a lady who lived ext door to me had taken a great ?? cal, and told rne to try It. This was hen wo were living In Kentucky. r? My husband got. mo a bottle and I I >ok It according to directions. It I elped me so much that h<- went back ! nd got me another bottle. I got a I hole lot bettor find Just <|u!t takii '{ . I got over the (llz/.y spells... I took o other medicine fit tbnt time nor ince for this trouble No, I've never [ Krotted taking Cardn!. 1 felt just fino when 1 ilnlshed the Ciilid bottle." I'urely vegetable, mild and gentle ii Its action, Cardul, the wonian'u mlo, may b?* the very medlcfno you eed. II you suffer from symptoms of rtnale troubles, givo Cardul a trial, ill drUKRlf.lu. NC-129 RUS-RfflY-TSSM ifii rn. . .. mil cure isiicumaitM.:, I\cu- II alg'n, 1 lcadachi Cramps, Colic sprains, Bniises, Cuts, Burns, Old sores, Tetter, Ring-Worm, Kcsema, cte. Antiseptic Aiuoilyno, :rcd 'n,..rp*;My ore" rally. 25c a s. One Mile In 3S That is the sp< son Super-Six s It is the fastest stock clnssis b bile Associatior 11 is equal to 1( You, of course, fast. V/c did it endurance. HUDSON - , p 9 a uuu. mere 15 OUp6r?biX ? TheS * continent in o T*ttS^?:sr tripAhi>t>.y'y If you haven't ; ^up- vA* s<? nnd !~nrn ho enjoyment. ]m4r l'!iii?ton, 7-piit. ) yW . i.,, C oi iiilit. 3-p*.??. ' i> ... Touring Sedan Spooi'lar, 4-pa(?. tAll Pri. J. O. TAYLO MT. CROGHAN, SOUTI ",n"We Are I Highest Mar' For T G Cott( Hursey ] rc hkhb^ ?l "MOTHER HERE COMES OUR MAGAZINE MAN* Spend Magazine Money at Home Don't takr a chance of being swindled nv lruttin>> your sut>o nption money wilh a ?tranger, no matt.-r how honctt and .mouth he may appear Deal with an agent vou know, who live? in your own community, pav. ta?e? and helpi cupport ihe l.nal imtilutiont Rrntrmbrr, / qu<reantrr to mrrt or brtl thr rain on any maynzme or dubbintj of rr quolrJ by nny 'ttfontiblr ujmI, nqrnfj or f> u bl I ihrr Sjank 'Gh< Oldest Bank In Cli w e solicit your business. We pay We J twite X(eu \ Your Patronage wanted. W it will receive courtec SAFETY DEPOS OUR MOTTO: "STRENGTH A R. E. Rivtri, Prcaident. M. J. Hough, Vice-Pr??id?nt. I ? = .11 Seconds * red record held by a Huditock chassis. t mile cvci recorded for y the American Automo- ^ Yl\^ miles on hour. ? won't want to drive that : only to prove power and ic satis/action in knowing wish, Ic.'-l any car on any no frontier to your jouriupcr-Six has mastered a nc continuous 7000-mile yet driven n Super-Six, do iw it h iJ increased motor 1G50 Town Car - 2925 19 0 Town Car Land. 3025 2175 Limousin# - - 2925 1750 Limousin# Land. 3029 :#s f. o. b. Dstrolt) kD A rl\.) rtgcill H CAROLINA if ^aying ket Price * Is taple * 3n Bros. I I ^ /tj 1 4 1 HHHBBHDHBH' ===================== \ our soldier friends will appr< ciaie a subscription to some good magazine. Write for clubbing list. J.H. Ratliff MT. CROGHAN, S. C. - ^ . eater field e.fterficltl ^ intere.fi on time dcilORilR ' + ^ - to Visit lis 'helhcr lari?c or brr.aH >us attcr.iioii J| IT BOXBS NO SF.CUKIT C. C. Dou^lnii, Cnthier. ). L. Smith, A*ti?t. Cnthier.