The Chesterfield advertiser. [volume] (Chesterfield C.H., S.C.) 1884-1978, December 13, 1917, Page Page 6, Image 6
The organization of a Cuban avation
unit to be offered France with
complete esuipment has been announced
in Habana. Probably the
Escadrille Cubaine, as the flying unit
is called, will be the first body of
fighting men from Cuba to serve on
French soil.
Red Cross relief shipments to Eu
rope average over 10,000 tons a
month, n one shipment was a consignment
i>f soccer footballs and
250 rugby footballs for American
soldiers, purchased with funds raised
by Harvard graduates.
We Arc Now Ready
COTTON
COKER'S PEDIGREED
LONG STAPH
The splendid results obtained by |
lias earn.eil for thi coil'ii popula
strao) of Jtap'c cotton we have y??t
pel; lii\ ilitip- ai'i" hehim! this strain
h i\ . o|i'i 'c<| am! iiiiprovo! litis vari
yicel, a -troncer staple o uniform I
ties a rnilon of iii^'ii 1 n.oi.ey va
it,ills Oar 11 :i 11 s\ i I !? No. II. >lislr
lir-l. tiaio, ha closely nii > every re
th spinner. This v..?'i?ty is very pr
ton- makes a lint of 1 'I S inches,
sti ) net h. It has larjre hoi!-, it is es
pro am! ilways makes a hi^h jrra
t't.. p!r i I t t ho s.ar.' t inie. It is
til is not wilt resistant I ami star
time- he Mian any other staple
?!rou;;ii. ii isiant hi any lonir stapl
cot:on always brings top prices on s
I'ltlt . . .*2.4(1 a bushel in lots of tw
iiushi 1 fur om- tit twenty bushels.
; CHOKERS' PEDIGREE!)
i.OMi S?Al't.
On - llartsv ;lli' No. 12 which we o
th< inliest a d must product :ve str
vol produeed. Its pediyree traces hn<
and makes a hiylter percentape of |u
strain of IInrtsvill** wo have previoi
to'i is open irmwiny with rather
that open wide and (lully, ntahiny i
sir. n with more pointed Ixdls. T
runs ahout per cent., indud'tiy
v. ii ' a is ahout 1 I-'1 heller than out
pn.ii renditions the staple will run f
duel i\mess and earliness of this
p'-iventa?e and lenyth, makes it th<
vdle e ill on thai ue have yet olTerei
I'lh i-iS: $3.00 a hushel any <ju:in
Vi r'te -Or Ps*;c^s 0
l O- o ; s 1 _
a h! iMort
K (,t?Ti
\l! our .-eed < < tton is pinned :it <
if ind us 1I1 v , t rim < ?ii' f i f i'f I'f * 11
cleaned of cod ind lint. Tile scod cc
>' ' ~ .-ill lie hi j i r i < I immature seel
hla !! 11el11 . ml immalur seed
iuii from 111? scparat iujr mac'
immediately . < w <1 up, li.vmthd
V.'e . \i. i mil < (.' tap : . -"I j
: -riii mal ion.
We i. . , - actual termination t-e
fall In ! v our liijrli standards are
. erai:: i i placed in every hair,
reeis i i d trade mark our jruaranl
\ i : ! i;y, from one ;?
j 1; ' 1 . . r mi iiu iir ini*Mii
i ; . I., . . ...,l J,., v
<!<ili'l i I ;nr. r.l'on seei| except I
it..; r . 'imv. i person:;! supervision
} mi|. I .vi ry I'.f.1 we ; hip out is our
!: >o v v .1 i mi cr A "I UNCIv. Sei
icr ii :. nouut. Sliipmo.t
' i ! i ru ry ! oil), :u
clOIOREED
!!\kTSVU
DAIV10 k COK
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! Buy Red Cross Chris
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! Seals
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The- money you
' pretty little seals f?c
" culosis in your ow
| to protect you and
I The i rue Sp ril ol (31ir
i I at Seal. Buy them
' your mail and Christmas
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Is The Happiest
Columbia
Under the U'rms of a decision by
Secretary McAdoo, the business of
all insurance companies incorporated j
under the laws of enemy or ally
countries is to be liquidated, with the
exception of life insurance companies,
which are allowed to continue
existing contracts.
n r /\ i I?
to Dook urclcrs ror
i SEED
MARTS VILLI] No. 11
ECOTTON
danlers of our llartsville No. 11
rity not surpassed l.y any other
produced. ftlevcn years of oxof
cotton. Year after year we
it ty. breeding to secure a biirtfer
enjrth and better spinning qualiilue
to the farmer and to the
'United l?.v us last year f<?r the
luirenient of both grower and
oiluetive, ami under {food condiof
remarkable uniformity and
tsily picked, is pr<n-t ieally storm
ide ;?s compared with other cothijjhly
resistant to most diseases
i<ls unlavoralile weather condtvariety.
It is > tin- most
c cot to i. have tested. This
taple markets.
enty hushels and above; $2.50 a
HARTSYILLE NO. 12
E001TON
iVer this year for the lirst time is
ain of llartsville cotton we have ,
k to. I'.M>2, hut it is much earlier ;
it (about !?d per cent. > than any
tsiy hred. The type of this cotlipht
foliage, lar^e round bolls !
t much easer to pick than other
he lint percentage of this strain i
the weight of hatrtrinj; and ties, j
r other 1 Iartsvlle Strains. Under
all 1 a-1 <>.inches. The type, procotton,
combined with its lint
i? most desirable strain of llartsI.
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tity.
. i\>ol i
I :i rr\u eed Cam
* 4 * > \ r?
it \ < SIIjI /
tur specially e<|uiped private trinvaivt
i .< the fins arc carefully
>: > I: f Lr o.lt <if tile J'ins rilft directly
and any burrs, trash, etc. The
: tul any bun trash, etc. The
line into the s:ie!:s, and tlte bates
at I sent tn our lartee warehouse,
lure, true to name and of hitch
s ..r every lot and any which
discarded. A card tcivintc our
'I hcse seed are sold under our
[< ot quality.
>t!n<! several cars. Kvery ytvr
irliout the entire South, and iu
( j'iven satisfactory results. We
hat raised front our tin est semi
We don't huy and sell eott??n
own product.
nl a deposit of not less than ten
will la- made at any time front
enrdinf to your instructions.
iSEFD JL/., i
LE, S. 0.
ER, President.
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spend for their
>es to fight T (1 bcrn
community and '
your family. (
i.stmns I lelpfulncss Is In i
liberally. Stick them on j
> parcels. 1
t Man In
a, Says Mr. Gay
HAPPIEST MAN IN
COLUMBIA, HE SAYS
WANTS ENTIRE CITY TO KNOW
ABOUT IT.
FEELS YOUNG AGAIN
Health Restored by Vitona After All
Other Medicines Failed.
"I am the happiest man in Columbia '
today and 1 want to tell the public
its all because of what this Vitona
has done for me," said Jno. Wesley j
Gay, recently. Mr. Gay lives at
-l.au. el Street, and is well
known coach carpenter for the Southern
Railway.
"I never spent money to better
advantage in my life than when I
bought Vitona," In- continued, "for
it overcani" troub le i that had 'en
pulling me down for the past three
or four years. I had serious kidney
trouble which brought on rheumatism
and 1 had an awful time of it. My
stomach was also in bad condition.
1 bad no appetite, was nervous and
couldn't sleep well. I had pains in
my sides, shoulders and neck and
my condtinn became so had it was
all that I could do to stay or. my
,ob. I tried all kinds of medicines
.mil nna uiuuT irriiimrni 01 doctors,
hut nothing sccmo?l to reach by case
and I kept ffottinjr worse.
"I heard about Vitona and decided
to try it but had little faith in its
?.ng e any go i begun to fei
..fore ?>., f t'?e :
tie was finished and now I feel like
11 different man. The rheumatism
has disappeared, the pains have left
my sides and neck and I feel like I
did when a young man. My stomach
is in good condition and my kidneys
no longer bother me. I'm not nervous
like 1 was, my sleep is sound and
restful and my appetite is good. Vitona
is the finest thing of its kind I've
ever seen and I am more than delighted
with the results. I think everybody
suffering with kidney trouble
and rheumatism should know of this
! wonderful discovery."
Vitona is sold in Chesterfield exelu
ivcly by I). 11. Laney; and by Mllh-e
Drug Co., MrBec; Ituhy Drug
j '**?., Ituhy; !i. Mannamaker and ;
Sou., ("heraw. Advertisement . i
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uisi 01 ociecimcn
fCont'nued from 7.)
71<i Bert on I un<!I ark.
17It.'5 \Viliiani Soon, 222 1
07s Murmnn W. Ai'en, 222."i
lis (Jeorjje W. Terrell, i'.
21 10- (ill-sir \Y. Aow.', 2227
1 172 Duncan I-. Oliver, 2228
I is'.).* I! a I St lines, 2221)
7o I .loim W. Hvans, 22 SO
..(IS l.ewis P. Teal. 2211
:.o:? Henry W. Stanton, 2212.
I 10-18 Cornelius llossick, 2242
; 727 Josi-ji Marco, 224-1 i
22 10 Coleman K. Caarter224o |
! 2028 1 liomas I'oisnn, 2240
I 220 Duet llc.ve t, 2217
j :? 2 >: vi?I Chninl.ers, 2248
.'!(?! -John F'ov.e, 2240
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| X70 I ,:i\\ ri nee Freeman,
1 2XI Carl Amlersnn, 2252
IXX Will::i:it P-wkins. 2252
1)50 Mack Menjamin, 2252
201)8 .1 times I^itt!* , 2*155
171 John T. Par'er, 2250 |
2 I HO?James 11. Lewis, 2277
OX!) Ul Ptow: r, 225
21 tiO J. Kiel Wiihelm. 22,51)
0!)X lloyt \V. Dei on. !', ?) I
201 Samuel McKay, 22''. 1
!>07 K'niia l.yl-s, 221.2
1220 John Ij. I'roek, 2i'">.'!
Mitchell J). Chapman, 2201
1722 Alfn.l I). 11 ml- on, 220.?
1!) 1 X Augustus Th?val, 2 200
2<?<) Clarence Kra*/i< r, 2207
270 W. Albert A.iaim,
102 Albert a I ?r:?kt-, 2300
233 .1 <>f .laekson, 2370
2003 .lames W. \V? ???!:?7 I
077 Thomas Ilorton, 23 72
70X l.ewis .1. Watford, 277.'.
22IH William .1. Tar'lon, 2 171.
in22 I.ewis Krvin, 2277
20'! .lames daddy. 2373
|X?0 I' (' I'tm '?-iI<u?*' , 2370
'ill .1 nliu- A. F.ittle, 23X0
Hoy W Dnvis, 23X1
100 Roland Fields, 23X2
220.3- Carev H. Davis, 23X3
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THE PROG
Realizing that this year, the next
American farmer will be called up
tion of the peoples of The Earth,
readers to also receive The Prog
ognize it as the South's leading e
doctrines of crop diversification
servation.
So impoi i.int have t'.cse prol.it
ident that he has is net. an appts
feed itself but li- vr onr thin ' n: j
friends across *he Sees.
As your patriotic duty equip yoi
and guidance of tins standard f
one drn'ar a ye .r rr.rl may be har
amount named be' w.
Both Papa
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GROCE
| I have opened up a
l heavy and fancy groceri
| A. S. Oliver stand ar
j your patronage.
j Chickens ai
; I am in the market
J eggs and will pay high<
j same. See me before ;
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RESSIVE FARMER *
and the next maybe, the
ion to feed ihe major porwe
have arranged for our
resxive Farmer. V/e recxpc
Rent of the now vi?d
an i farm products cons
ins appeared to our ProsLi
to th'* South to not (>n}y
>'0 for our sorely nee jH^i
erself by urine; ihf. advice
rm weekly which sells for
1 wiiii our paper for the
rs $1.50
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LRi E S
i complete stock of vipSp"
es, etc., at the old
id will appreciate
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?st cash prices for i
you buy or sell.
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