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;WWJ,UPl!. U.I... iim litM "Bear" In Mind JCEiltt 1 "e^Ws esfBever?9? A pure, non-intoxicating drink. Banishes thirst. Helps digestion. Has the refreshing taste of hops. Bear in mind CfRM and ask for it at grocers', at druggists', etc. ?in fact, at all places where good drinks are Forty United Profit yj!r? Sharing Coupons (2 |PR3HT" SHARING! coupons each de- li f >n pwyd nomination 20) arc fJU||||||||'|NA "packed in every /AnM||J||kE^ case. Exchangeable for valuable premiums, LEMP Manufacturers ST. LOUIS CRLSENT CANL) Y CO. Distributor Walter & Cheatnut Sta., WILMINGTON, N. C. THE NITRATE SITUATION | Mr. Stevenson has given out the following statement, relative to nitrate, from informaton just furnished by the Agricultural Department: To date 21,&3G tons have been delivered and unloaded at Savannah, Charleston and Wilmington, and more than 17,000 tons have been shipped to farmers. On account of port conditions, the Railroads have not been able yet to move about 2,822 tons for which shipping instructions have been given, but wilj do so very soon. The remaining 2,000 tons will h<> e ? i.u uiu iui huts very soon. Two ships, carrying 10,000 tons, will be discharged this week at Mobile and Norfolk, and live additional ships, carrying 20,500 tons, are on their?way to Chili for loading, and a sixth ship, of 7,000 tons, has been assigned for curryng nitrate, making a total of 72,000 tons, either delivered or for which transportation has been arranged for this country. The Department has assurance that the remainder of the 120,000 tons contracted for will come forward as speedily as possible. War demand for shipping has been very great, but it is now believed that the arrangements which have been made will enable the Department substantially to meet all orders received from farmers up to the date when applications were closed, and it is believed that, in the absence of unavoidable developments, all the nitrate contracted for will be secured and delivered. Any representations to the contrary are said by the Department to be unwarranted and misleading. LIKE AN ELECTRIC BUTTON ON TOES ^ Tells why a corn is so painful and aaya cutting makes ? ?i ' mem grow Press an electric button and you form a contact with a live wiro which rings the bell. When your shoes press against your corn it pushes its sharp root down upon a sensitive nerve and you get a shock of pain. I Instead of trimming your corns, which merely makes them worse, just step into any drug store and ask for a quarter of an ounce of freezone. This will cost very little but is sufficient to remove every hard or soft corn or callus from one's feet. A few ! drops applied directly upon a tender, | acihng corn stops the soreness in-1 stantly, and soon the corn shrivels up so it lifts right out, root and all, . without pain. This drug freezone is harmless and never inflames or ven irritates the surrounding skin1 t Adv. a. rnmrrn^mmmm FINE WORK OF WOMAN'S COUNTY COMMITTE1 That the ladies of Chesterflel County are doing excelent work i the great Liberty Loan drive is show by the report of the following chaii man of the various townships: Cheraw .Township?Mrs. Ilarric McKay, Chairman, $16,800.00. Aligator Townshp?Mrs.J.C. Law son, Chairman, $1,950.00. Cole IIill Township-r-Mrs. D. I Pvrs, Chairman, $150.00 Jett'.'rsou Township?Mrs.. Fal. \V Miiier, Chiirinnn, $1,1100.00. Old Store Township?Mrs. A. I! lnrgum, Chairman, $4,400.00. % .);J1?? YOURSELF FOR SERVICI Lrichlayir.g and gardening are no : .'.aelly related subjects an?l yet, th s died artisan, by making of cer *ain movements only in the placini L a brick and its binding mortal .-an lay rt tnivti more brick than th .ess s illed but equally industriou workman, who regards not the prin ciple of lost .notion. .Just so in gar dening. 'the proper gesture ac h right time is more productive thai ungated or poorly directed effort. Knowledge of the right kind o -oils and its proper cultivation; o good seed and correct seeding, \vi quite vie in results with reliance u,. on that favorite old standby, Vh: moon, and those who by reason ur guided can well compete with tho.i by chance and superstition directed. 'ihen it's up to you, dear read'.' friend, to equip yourselg for belte "service." You are to have a garde, this year and let's make it a bettc garden. We are making this possible The Progressive Farmer, one do! lar a year, is regarded as the South': standard farm weekly. One of th< editors, Prof. Massey, has written : Garden Book which sells for i>0 cent: in paper cover. Prof. Massey ha: been a student of agriculture for fif ty years and is best qualified to pro duce u work of this charactr of valut to Southern farmer and gardncrs You know all about The Advertise] and you need all three: The Adver tiser, The Progressive Farmer ant Massey's Garden Book. Our big special olFer for a shori time is:?a year's subscription foi our paper and The Progressive Far mer each and a paper bound copy o! Prof. Massey's Garden Book foi SI.7b. Y on shnni-i ? o\,mi ui urn I your order to us and not to The Pro gressive aFrmer, and kindly remem her, $1.75 pays the bill. SCHOOL ELECTION State of South Carolina, County of Chesterfield. A petition of the qualified elector: and free-holders of While Oak schoo district No. 15 having been filed will County Board of Education, on thi 20lh day of April, 11)18, asking fo an election on the question of levyin an additional three (5) mills ta upon the said district for current e> penses of the district. The trustee are hereby authorized and commant ed to hold said election at the schoi house on May the 3d, 1018. NOTICE OF SALE Thos. H. Tatum, plaintiff, vs. L. T King, et al, defendants. In Common Pleas. Under and by virtue of a judf .r.ent of foreclosure ar.d sale in th Court of Common Pimm f ?V, County of Chesterfield, in the abov stated case, 1 will sell on the sale day in May, ID 18, being the fith da of the month, during the legal hour of sale, in front of the Courthous door, at Chesterfield, S. C. at publi auction, to the highest bidder, fo cash, the purchaser to pay for a papers and revenue stamps, the fo lowing described real estate: "All that tract of land, situat lying and being in Chesterfield Cour ty, containing 50 acres, more or less and bounded on the North by estat lands of John* James, on the Kast b lands now or formerly ofDunca Steen and others, on the South b 4nnds of W. H. Gardner and on th West by Lynches River, as more fu ly appears upon a plat thereof, mad by J. N. McLaurin, Surveyor, on th 12 and 12th of July, 1917, and o file in the ollice of the Clerk o Court as part of the return of th Commissioners in the case of Kin et al, vs. Gardner." I. I'. MANGUM. Clerk of Com of Common IMeas, Chesterfiol County. April 9th, 1918. NOTICE OF SALF. State of South Carolina, County of Chesterfield. In Common Pleas. J. D. Ingram, plaintiff vs. Zeke CufTie, defendant. Under and by virtue of fore-cl< sure and sale in the Court of Con mon Pleas for the County of Chcs tertield in the above stated case, will ofTer for sale on the sales day i May, 1918, being the f?th day of th I Month, during the legal hours of sal' in front of the Courthouse door i Chesterfield, S. C., at public auctioi to the hiuhest bidder for cash, th purchaser to pay for all papers an revenue stamps, the following dei cribed real estate: I All those certain lots of land situate in Oakland Heights, near the town of McBee, in said county and state, and numbered 1 and 2 and being the same upon which is located the house occupied by the defendant. I. P. MANGUM, Clerk of Cour April 9th, 1918. Ka. V- - . " w ? 1 e dL/artG&iCO/Y ONJtomt&H/r I iJU/' '"** ACK11SS In the Amorl|hKa gt cat) nnvy ore classed m U8 ",e hoot fed body p5 of men In the world. Br'Sr i | In the ship's galleys H^W|1 I! every effort is made to on<1 ?' "1e <'ooUs on the North Dakota is oper1 atlng a ment sllcer that s ctits bacon \v 111? the ' least possible wnstnpe. jj Fat is fuel for fighters. Itneon Is badly needed In the allied armies and navies. The nllled needs In tmrk products are 150.000.000 pounds monthly, r mree times as much as before the war. Anotherwasteeliminator on the North r Dakota Is the potato peeler, shown in the lower photo. Nothing Is lost ex-; cept the netiinl potato skin. s There Is u stifUclciit quantity of po-, % 1 ????????? >| t Stomacl - Sine i | PERUNA ! ?jw r r i \% A I Now " 1 y>??! Enjoy '! rlMi The Best \ rj ?3^-sSi jjea]t|, J CI I ~i ~~ ~ ~ "i 1 CHEVF s I . i :-| TOURIN( K x cI have succeeded in pet ,1 Automobiles and have them This car is a pood sellei will not last long*. so wouli ). to-day. ; P"Ce' $7! e !S y I L. J. WJI Agent for Chest 1 PAGELAND. ? y ^ y Old Kin^c Spear was a merry old dear, e And a very old dear was he! 1- He called for his gum, e Till they brought him some, e Then he shouted "Hurrah for Writfn ley!" f q State of Ohio. City of Toledo. Lucas County, sa. it Frank J. Cheney mahas n.itli that ho j Is senior partner of the iirrn of F. J. Cheney & Co., doing b:i-oners in the ' "t City of Toledo, County an<i Slate afore- . , said, and that said lirni will pav tin; (i sum of ON 13 HUNDRED i >OLLA RH for each anil every case of Catarrh Hint cannot be cured by the use of HALL'S CATARKH CURE. FRANK J ClIKNEY Sworn to before me and subscribed in my presence, this fith day of December. A. I). 1SS6. A. W. OLEASON. (Heal) Notary I'uhlic. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally and acts through the Hlood on the Mucous Surfaces of the System. Send for testimonials free. F J CIIICNEY & CO.. Toledo, O. Sold by all druKKlsts. 7f>c. Hall's Famllv l'ill? 'or constipation. d j ASHCRAFTS * ronilitfnn Pnwrif?r\! ~ ? ? ? ?? ft ViV? W> A Mah-class remedy for horses and vu.es in poor condition and in iucd of a tonic. Builds soli muscle ami fat; cleansethe sy tem, thereby producing a smooth glossy coat of hair. Backed t. loses. 25c. box, fjoki by D. II. LANEY tatocs In Ainerlea for greater use In every home and for all needs of army and navy. (Out more potatoes, eat less wheat. i Troubles e Childhood Made Me Well ! ?p? Mr. Wm. W Everly, 3325 North ; uncock Street, Philadelphia, Pa., rites: "I havo been troubled with stomach Isorders since childhood, but after iking six bottles of your Peruna, I ow enjoy the best of health. 1 also ad catarrh in the head, which pracically has disappeared, thanks to tie Peruna Co. for their e,ood wo- k." Those who object to liquid medi* ines can procure Peruna Tablets. 10LET | a CARS ting a few more Chevrolet in stock. and what I have on hand d like to deliver you one Delivered UhORD erfieid County. ~ ? lO. CAROLINA i I I GLAD TOJBTW | Says Watoga Lady, '"As To What Cafdui lias Done For Me, So As To Hc'p Others.5' Wafogn. \V. Va-N\xs. S. W. Gladwcll, cf litis town, says: "When ahwi:l 15ycars of age, 1 t utter;, d ;',u :'.i!y . . . Sometimes would go a month or two, and I had ierriblc headache, backache, aud bearingdown pains, and would just drag and had no appetite. Then ... it would last . . . twvi weeks, and was so weakening, and my health was awful. \t u m/\t lt?ir J*/su< ?l . I ??w? i Ka< t !/ . .C i?i j niuiiiv I IliW ?1 UUIKC , Cardui, and 1 began to improve after taking the first bottle, so kept it lip till I took three ... I gained, and was well and strong, and I owe it all to Cardui. I I am married now and h ive 3 children . . . Have never had to have a doctor for 1 female trouble, and just resort to Cardui' if I need a tonic. I am glad to testify to i what <t has done for me, so as to help i others." * I If you are nervous or weak, have headaches, backaches, or any of the other j ailments so common to women, why not; give Cardui a trial? Recommended by many physicians. In use over 40 years. ! Hep,in taking Cardui today. It may I be the very medicine you need. NC-1J0 | No. 666 Thia ia prescription prepared especially (or MALARIA or CHILLS 6. FEVER, i Five or six dote, will break efty case, and j if taken then aa a tonic the Fever will not return. It acta on the liver better than Calomel and does not gripe or sicken. 2Se rrnrS t- 'I' Ij'-fg-l, TF O V> U ' EVERYONE Wars cannot be fought without r every financial demand upon the Na The rich of this country cannot the men of the country cannot do cannot do it alone; but all of us. tt^ardlng partizanship, forgetting sc supremacy of right and determining Ideals and secure the safety of Amei and splendid work which God has c; 1 fw KASt&AVl ISSUE UMITF .GOVE Buy Th Win FOR SALE E fftank of % OMefl I'nr.k I J R. E. River*, President. I M. J. Hough, Vice-Pror.i<l nt. I fw M * KMtSAVI HI ? II3UE ra UNITS fej < cove. d Buy Th 1 IIolp Wir ? FOR SALE E I .... | Chester He.'J 1, C. C. DOUG ALSO FIRB, ACCIDENT, ! INSl ^ We Buy and Soil l\n r j .u- ' ' ' <? ."jCSiWji: -it i - K - le Quality Goes Clear Throut Buy a Dort and to only extravagant car is the unus< car in uso is n car that is saving tir rift to buy a car and use it. to Dort is the sort of a car that is used?one L'lf. Li?,ht, easily handled, costing littlo sitancy about usin? it "early and often." >u con do more with n Dort to ?>,ct you ubout fcettinp; "on the ground" instead of telephor aausc of the outdoor uir you ?,et in usinft yot any way you look at it, the Dort will i y a Dort and use it. LUCAS AUTO CO., THE DORT MOTOR CARCOMPANY, Fourseason Cars: 1Q?M OP.H \ Tl-.a D?rt. So dun. o?? INQS STAMPS D BY THE D 8TATRS RNMENT , em And i The War iVERYWEESE I i ? i I r i r I r.JSii fKS. I I- ASS, Manager t.AI.JII, HAIL, LIVF. STOCK TJ1ANC15 | >1 Estate?Money Loaned KSSBSSC^9EE5KSS9CSSSSS9S9BBB5BSK i? jST : I in \ Coupe on<l Sedunct ? | ft' ij?| i J enjoyjyv.it popularity I U * < ) ' 'jf?-J I nmoni'. those scokin& | J ~t7Yk in u car tine oppenr. k/r'SnP'" "" V uncc, utility and com- ^1' /' ? tort at a low price. fy ~~1? m S ? A S O N MUST HELP. tioney, and upon tiic Treasury centers tion. alone meet the needs of the Nation; it alone; the women of the country ic people of the United States, di6reIfish interests, thinking only of the to vindicate the majesty of American ica and civilization, can do the great 11 led upon us to do. W. G. McADOO, Secretary of the Treasury. SSI INGS STAMPS D ?Y THE D STATES 3LNALENT em And i The War i TTYTtT* XI .'ITT/T1T1 ? V -i-ixi. i w I- il? Ikesterikki n Chcrtcrfield !i C. C. Djuj;la??, Cnfhior. { D. L. Sir.tih, Ai&ut. C.'.nli c!'. FF1 3 Open Car* Touring $865 Roadster $60 S Fnursnuon Cars Sdnnct $1000 1 Sedan $1265 Coupe $1265 All price* F. O.11. flint. Mich. . Use It a or tlio useless cnr. no unci money. It is that more than pays for for upkeep, there is no quickly; you can do better ii n>-; you will feel better lr Dort. increase your eiliciency. Agents FLINT. MICH. C A. H & FARMERS' FRIEND PRAISES MANTONE G. C. ITusnes* Man Took It And I'eels Good All Over, Now. "l! afTord ; me great pleasure to reHinimoinl Mantone for the benefit of those who suffer from a state of general weakness and debility," reads part of J. I). McClam's unsolicited ( letter. He continues: "1 had lagrippe in February. It eft nu- in a broken down condition. wa.- advised to try Mantone. I am now on my last week's treatment, nuu sty it h:(s a.ade me feel good r. My appetite is such that L < ' and enjoy three meals a day. My color is h 1 i i y. Generally iking. I am a now man." i be \.v:t r a prosperous general ' ehaa?i;si.' dealer of Scranton, S. ., and a warm friend of the far . it ;hc?rs ,?? that section. or.e of countless grown-ups intone in writing. These peopl hiive sutfered fiom liver and 1 all . y complaints, stomach ills, ncrou. nesy, indigestion, constipation, dys.iensia, sleeplessness, lack of ti'esigth and energy, loss of weight and like ailments. They took Mantone. Mantone helped them. They " ' !' -!?;>>' and thankful and offer !:e:r s.orics to make others well and happy. M \ YIOXK "Makes You Feel Good All Over." Men marvel at I '-none, while women wonder why. dd cud guaranteed by all drrg Advertisement ' G1RLS WHITEN SKIN WITH LEMON JUICF. Make a Beauty Lotion for a Few Cents to Remove Tan, Freckle* and Sallowne**. I our grocer has the lemons at.d "' >* drug store or toilet counter will supply you with three ounces of orchard white for a few cents. Squeeze the juice of two fresh lemons into a bottle, then put in the orchard and shake well. This makes a quarter pint of the very best lemon skin whitener and complexion beautifier known. Massage this fragrant, creamy lotion daily into the face, neck, arms and hands and just see how freckles, tan, sallowness, redness anil roughness disappear and soft and clear the skin becomes. Yes! ! is harmless, and the beautiful re.uKs will surprise you. Adv. 4. a* n r, j n m m m m m mmm u r s m i a <:? t: f-* r. n ? c - V V Wi'VfAV.V V n'' J',' s|sV.-B V''? S?S MAKES jAflJ V'/^CCiSTYj^H 3^ PUaiNA^ ?H!XJ !pURINA\i d, CHICKt\VcHICKEN Y Ll?? '* ? i fv ?* and wc will guarantee tr ";l.!3LE DEVELOPMENT . I' v t.ifl >1 wrrkt <1 a rlurk* lilr of mti?Y EACK u | . ys >' u?? l)?e hett I'urina Sold i* C i t k* ' n i PARNELL MEEHAN <4^ 3Rt