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J tfhort Mem# of : e?\ Miss Mary Walsh is spending some time in Savannah, Ga. Mrs. W. G. White, Jr., is spending this week in Cheraw. Mrs. J. C. Humphries and children, of Sumter, are visiting in town. Rev. B.J.Guess and Earle, and Miss Katherine, are in Columbia this week. Prof. W. P. Coker spent a few days in Dovesville this week. Mr. C. P. Mangum and family are visiting relatives in Pageland and vicinity this week. , Miss Lula Harrington and Mr. L. M. Evans and Co., of Cheraw, are vfsiting the Eastern markets this week. Mr. A. J. Sellers and wife, of Hopewell, Va.t are visiting Mr. Sellers brother. Mr. C. R. Sellers. Mr and Mrs. II. D. Tiller and children, of Georgetown, spent several days in town this week. M iss Ruth Laney has returned to her home in Cheraw, after a week's visit with relatives. Mrs. W. H. Porter and familv. who have been visiting in Cassett, S. C., . have returned home. Little Margaret, daughter of Mrs. Mary Davis, has beet, seriously ill, L'j*. is rec ivering now Mr. and Mrs. J. I). Cannady, of St. Paul. N. C., visited at the home of the Kev. 11. S. Funderburg this week. Mr C. C. Douglass and wife and daughters and Mrs. G. K. Laney, are spending a few days in the mountains at iliddcnite, N. C. Among the political announcements appears the name of John Andrews for magistrate for Pee Dee Township. The name should be John A Anderson. There will be a mass meeting at the Courthouse next Sunday at ! p. m., for the benefit of tho new registrants. There will be fine music and several good addresses. Public is cordially invited. Miss Mattie Gaddy who has been conducting a summer class in music, will leave Friday for her home in Wingate. She will return when school opens in September. Mr. D. J. McLnurin, of Louisville, fin ? f i., Chesterfield Tuesday on legal business. At last the county chain gang has moved to within striking distance of the Courthouse. Work is now being done about two miles west of town. Regular communication of Chesterfield Lodge No. li'JO A. F. M., will be held Friday afternoon, Aug Id, at 5:30 o'clock. By order of B. F. Teal, W. M. Mr. and Mrs. I J. S. Matheson and sons, Donald and Cordon, of Cheraw, and Mrs John Matheson, of I'nion, S. and Mrs. Kenneth Matheson. of Atlanta, CJa., were in the city Monday. (lib Horton had a close call when he entered a well he was digging too quickly after the explosion of a dynamite charge. lie became partially asphyxiated and on being nulled out of ?he well fell back three tiuu.s before he was finally rescued. Mavor Trotti and Chief Melton have had a force of hands busy for the past week improving out streets. It is said that others may try in vain to employ labor but when our officials want street work they do not have , any trouble in getting hands. .Miss Lillian McElveen, of Lake City, who has been the charming guest at the home of .Mr. J. A. Welsh for several weeks, returned to her home yesterday. She was accompanied by Misses Mary Belle and Maud Garland Welsh, who will spend a few days with her. i Mr. K. W. Duval, chairman of Local Board of Selection, Mr. .1. A. ] Welsh, formerly Captain of Com- | pany L, and Messrs. Robert E. and Charles I'. Hanna attended a meet- , ing at Jefferson Sunday afternoon , where some good advice to the new registrants was given. The Government has instructed the Local Board to sec that these meetings are held before the new registrants are called to camp. A similar meeting will he held here Sunday. Wanted: 1000 Frying-Si/.ed j Cliicktni and 500 Heni. Will pav highest prices. PARNELL MEEHAN. ('hestcrleld county hunters will be triad to know that to secure State hunting license it is no longer necessary to correspond with State Game Warden at Columbia. Pr. D. H. Laney, county game warden, is authorized to issue such licenses in this county. ' SUICIDE IN JAIL Lester Jordan, who had been in the county jail several weeks on a lunacy charge and waiting to be taken to the State Asylum, committed suicide last Thursday by hanging. Jordan used a strip from a blanket, which he fastened to the top of the cell door, the other end of which he died around his neck. A negro man heard a strange noise and on investigating, found Jordan hanging. He was dead before help arrived. . i+> " ' . I * ' v ' fefl/ Jlntereat jjs ! I! I TEAL'S MILL J Well, the farmer have started to ? pulling fodder around here. j Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Hammond have been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Ray Teal. J s Mr. and Mrs. Evrnder Maker have * been visiting Mrs. Baker's mother, Mrs. L. L. Boatwright and was accompanied back home by her brother and sister, Mr. Ray Boatwright and ( Miss Nezzie Boatwright. 8 Miss Eva Teal is visiting her grand c parents in Hartsville, S. C. g Mr. and Mrs. S. F. Hammonds and fMrs. R. D. Teal spent the day with < Mrs. Mollie Grant last Friday. t I c Mr. Mike Gardner is real sick at tins writing. Master Yarbrough Teal spent Sun- v day with his sister, Mrs Aiken Ham- j mond. ( Master George Rivers spent Saturday night with Mr. Ansler IV.rker. I The colored people's church: The Veal's Chapel, is completed and there ' is a big meeting going on there. Miss N'ezzie Boatwright spent Sunday evening with Miss Bessie Davis. Mrs. L. L. Boatwright and children spent Sunday evening with Mrs. Bay Teal. : Mrs. John Stafford spent few days . ith her mother last week, Mrs. It. i?. Teal. The cotton in this tection is beginning to open. Mr. Ray Teal wa.; the ilmr.tr guest .if Mr. Coit Rivers Sunday. Mr. Mike Gardner was rushed to ilie hospital Sunday to be operated , on. Mr. Prank Brock and Mr. .John [ White and Mr. Albert Rivers spent *i Sunday with Mr. Coit Rivers. c CAR LOAD OF BUGGIES We have just received a car load of buggies, steel and rubber tires. If you wast one be sure to get one of n these. They have been hard to get. c Up ARM FIELD-PORTER CO. u j GOG cures Headaches, Biliousness, t Loss of Appetite, or that tired aching J feeling, due to Malaria or Colds' Fine Trfhic. 25 o p REGISTRATION NOTICE c State of South Carolina, County of Chesterfield. Yo the Voters of Chesterfield County: Under the act of the general as- , seaibly of 1917, all registration certificates will terminate on June 30, 1918; and for the purpose of reregistering all voters of the county, * [he books of registration will be open n the office of the county board of registration at Chesterfield Court- 1 house every day during the months v f July and August (Sunday except- \ d) from 9:00 o'clock A. M. to 6;00 M., at which time the voters are ^ ivitod to appear in person and quali- ^ i\v. I Note, please: That under the law, ^ >ou must apply in person, and not y proxy. (, During this time voters of all sec.ions of the county may register; but >r their convenience, the reiristra :on hoard will visit all townships dur- ' ig tin- month of September and re ister the voters. This schedule ill he published later. :i P. B. INGRAM, e CHAR I.IK DAVIS, J. C. BLACK WELL, County Board of Registration. c F.LF.CTION NOTICE A State of South Carolina, j, ounty of Chesterfield. Fo the Board of Trustees of Clerk p School No. 2: y A petition of the qualified eleators ?f the above named school having S! Ins day been filed with me asking ( hat an election be held in the said istrict on the question of levying an q dditional six (<? > mills on the pro- ^ ierty of said district for the current x peases of the said school, you are .ereby authorized and commanded to (| hold at the schoolhouse on Aug 29, luring the legal hours of elections under general election laws of South Carolina, an election on the question ( ibove submitted. Signed ! '.he 14tlj day of Auir 1018. ARTHUR KNIGHT, j! County Supt. of Education. ^ \ IVa^r T .d With I l'::\ " ... '.ye s . f. n; " . . .nl'y. Soft ( i * , and just i a tub of '' j hardv/.* I rain-water. j With R .! r ! i water you '' 1 use Ic * f'i i i ' : .'p and the W J rlaint'cst f bri? It- whiter than \ usual w'lh !i : or r.o rubbing? n ilk s iii? hid i.iC.c ruins. Y/orlf, Y^ ; ,!er? J i ihrr.u-^icut t!1 ? ' Ft will keep ^ lint Vtul>.% ?. ..'i ? % toilets and a 1 Fwii'liPi air.. .? ' c' vin and sani* S t t:o.. It v!iii.:r j or. ; i novas grease Hpf>?3 fror ? r . ? . '1' iu?. >, tile or j rinrbJ.% aid do- (I 2 household dirty *.vor!. i-i a I. 'ry without troidi-* and v h I expense. i' o ! r. J P-evii I ; <> v- o makes won?' ri\ ' t.j n, 1. ; cuts in a jiffy. A it ii t'.a re-! hca. keeper's friend. I A3Yon. Cirocr. Catfc the Label*. Jj WM. SCHIZLO Mr C. CO., St. Ls4s, Ma. L 1 "" ? CHERAW I ipecial to The Advertiser. M The City Fathers are busy improv- ,r ng the condition of the Streets. S >ractical demonstration of the utlity if the farm tractor has been given x >v Mr. Laney who has kindly furnishtd his tractor for the purpose of ^ dowing and scraping the streets. 1 W. J. Tiller, Esq., Farm Pcmonitrator, was in Cheraw last week, in- A instigating the hog cholera epidemic, z vhich has been seen in some sections f the County. A competitive drill was held Tues- ^ lay night between picked squads in t] he Local Military Company Many ipectators enjoyed the drills. Re- v uiting has received a fresh imDetus knee thft recent ruling, that all re- , jistered men must enlist in some Company and in case of wilful viola- g ion of these instructions deferred ''ossification will be rescinded and j gistrant will be placed in Class 1. R. T. Caston, Esq., is enjoying his n 'acation during the heated period, ii n the mountains of Western North ^arolina. ? The largo party of Government Engineers who will be stationed in i< 'heraw for a month or so, have their v, flice in the Bank of Cheraw Buildng. T Mrs. Harriet Powe Lynch is visit- ^ ng the Robinsons in New York. a A very enjoyable fish aupoer was ;iven at the Country Club last * Tuesday after which there *.vas an nforinal dance. ^ DAVIS-WHITE Miss Myrtle White, 'laughter of >1 r. E. T. White, was married last u laturday afternoon at the home of ^ he bride's parents to Mr. T. B. Davis. I he Rev. J K Hair officiated. The bride is one of Chesterfield's *' nost accomplished young ladies. (' The groom, the son of Mr. L. B. hivis, is the popular assistant cashier it the Farmers' Bank. The happy (1 ouple took their friends by surprise. SELLERS-CAMPBELL lr The friends of Miss Lizzie Campbell ^ ind Mr. Lonnie Sellers wejre taken ompletely by surprise when this popilar young couple were married last . Sunday. The wedding oc?urcd at j ho Methodist parsonage, the Rev. B. . Guess officiating. The bride is the charming daughte f Mr. S. N. Campbell. '1 he groom, a rogressive young: farmer, is the son . f the late J. H. Sellers. FRIENDSHIP Mr. and Mrs. R. .1. Uussel, of near 0 dorvcn, spent Sunday at the home >f Mr. .1. 11. Gardner. Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Loweiy spent Sunday in the Elizabeth section with dr. J. \V. Lowery. Mr. I'. A. and son, Bairett Guledge, of the Wexford community, = cere visiting in this community this, veek j There is a five-day meeting in pro- j :ress at the Vaughn schoolhouse this veek under the leadership of the; lev. Clayton Jenkins at 1 1 a. m. and : JO p. m. ' Fodder pulling: will soon be the orIr of the day saith the old farmers. Mr. J. W. Streatcr, Mr. I). G. Jriggs, Mr. E. J Morris and Mr. D. .. Cason all spant Sunday in Ca ackson with their relatives. I Rev A. R. Phillips filled his regular, ppointment here Sunday and preach-! <1 a fine sermon. Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Huneycutt, of be Teal's Mill section, visited in this! ommunity Sunday. \T io.. : II vain iiuni-ycuii spent' tne ? reek-end here the puest of Mrs. k ohnnie Merriman. Bj Mr. C. P. Moore and Mr. F. H. fc loatwritfht spent Sunday at Canip B /adsworth, S. C. | K Mr. and Mrs. P. W. C. Adams Kj pent Sunday i 11 Ruby with relatives i E nd friends. j n Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Gaddy spent , I unday at the home of Mr. P. M. j I laddy. 1 R The Sin^rinvr School is now in pro- j fi ress at the Vaughn sehoolhouse, eon- v ucted by the Prof. A. M. Vestel. gj RUBY, ROUTE 2 R The protraeted meeting closed at R ross Roads Friday. There were i E ijrhteen additions to the church. I fei Mr. and Mrs. I>. (' W.ulsworth and fj autfhters, little Misses Grace and F luth visited at the home of Mr. J. r V. Allen Sunday. C Mrs. N. C. Jones snent the hitter fc art of last week with her parents, r Ir. and Mrs. J. P. Melton. r Mr. B. C. Wadsworth attended the E Hate Junior Council Meeting at E ireenville, S. C. last week and reorted a nice time while there. " Rev. J. D. Purvis is conducting a rotracted meeting at Providence this reek. j Miss Jessie Melton spent Thursday ight with Miss Mary Johnson. ^ Misses Mamie and Kssie Wads- If orth visited their aunt, Mrs. W. L. I I lelton Sunday. | | Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Melton visited j L t the home of Mr. W. J. Purvis' M unday. j Miss Nell Rivers visited Miss Mary B ohnson last week. ' fl Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Wilson, of I forth Carolina, are visiting relatives I n this route. ? I) i _1 a - rr%? * * 4 ochi wisnest 10 ine Advertiser ana a many readers. 666 cures Bilious Fever. 25 666 cures by removing the eause.26 THOMPSON CREEK Messrs. Mack Sellers Jim Lampdey. [isses Theat Watson, Annie Lamplev lotored to the home of Miss Liz*M" ellers Saturday afternoon. Mr. Fulton Seegars has purchased n Overland car. Misses SmitK and Honcycutt, ? f tanley County spent the week end at Mr. Elisha Honeycutt Master Charlie and John Moore rent to Ebenezer Sunday Messrs. C. P. Moore and F. li Joatwright spent Satmday and Sur ay at Camp Wadsworth. Mr. W. W. Davis n:>d family ar.d Irs. D. M. Adams spent Sunday at lie home of Mr. Clarence Davis. Mr. Archie Goodnle and wife were j isiting near Shiloh recently. Miss May Bell Sellers visited her randmother near Morven last went. Mr. Jade Adams was out driving aturilay night. Mr. Oscar Sellers speat a part of ist week in Lancaster county Miss Lillie Moore entertained a umber of her friends Saturday ever,- Miss Pearlie Adams was in tlisj orrmunity last week. iieveral from around here are atciding services at Elizabeth tVs reek. Everybody invited to come to ' 'hompson Creek Sunday School, unday at 10 .30. Preaching' t 11. Come on Route 3 let us hear from I ho bob cat. Miss Pattie Scegars spent the woeknd with Misses Mine and Lillie loorc. Messrs. Bradley and Clyde lliditile . .1 A!. T?I -.i i imi ?ii isa v/iii uuiiiinuii v/vrrt* ;:i uiu orne ov Miss May Dell Sellers Sat- , r ! .;/ r id Sunday. A?no.;g the guesir. at the home of 1". C. P. Moore Sunday afternoon 'ere, Mr. ami Mrs. J. \V. l")ou?*iass. I r:d Mr. Oscar Sellers and Miss 0?l-1 is a Seegars. I _ Messrs Ross and I.onnie Adams , ere riding in their nc-w Ford Sun:y. lo MIDDENDORF h. lee creani, Cake and some good rusic for sale at Msddendorf sehv.olou.se. Friday night, August l(5th " or benefit of piano fund Public In- 511 ited. Messrs. D. M. Rowo and F. T. jyj IeManus spent Thursday afternoon I Si i Chesterfield on business. Mrs. M. K. Perry is visiting the lisses Timmons at (Ireen Ilill. Mrs. Duncan Clanton spent the eek-end at Camp Jackson with her usband. st Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Arnold and 4,(1 lr. and Mrrs. Powell, of Iiishopville, stl pent Sunday evening at the home f Mr and Mrs. J. A. Rowe. sa CLEAN-UP POET BUSY ni Little beds of flowers, Little cans of paint, wi Make attarctive neighborhoods Out of those that ain't. A< "Don't Put Off Un Tomorrow What C Be Done Today." Don't put off buying the War pledged to buy vrhen you signed I Help Improve the Showing of yen lug the stamps as early as pos pledged to buy. Help Uncle Si SOON and as OFTKN as possible NOTHING IS SAVE TS UJVfTSD I JHVBftM I Buy The i Help Win' I TOR SALE EV Chesterfield Lc C. C. DOUGLA AI.Sn FIRF. AfirmF.MT HFAI. IINSURAN W? Buy mmd S.ll R.*l E. i . ' mJLL ' ? -" 7^"i J?!?' i-1 I?-? I M I Shoulders I ?built into Ajax Tire I tread?brace against s 0 fh? rnad " Dnita V>n1i needed?where strain i A3AX "Mot, Here's the matchless n anteed for service and e on any road AJAX RO A monarch in quality,; 97% This tremendous percent* motorists to tske the place An overwhelm lag endorsee CI CHI : "WKiU Othorw Arm Clair a IHHMRX1HH9BHIII OAK GROVE Crops through this section are oking fine. Some of the farmers ive began pulling fodder. Mrs. Sam Terry, of near Hamlet, . C., is visiting her parents, Mr. id Mrs. John Jones. Mr. March Jones and his son, from cFarlan, visited Mr John Jones iturday. Miss Georgia uod Millie Knight sited Miss Itosa Wallace Wednes ly afternoon. Mr. G. C. Wallace and three of his >ns and Mr. Dargan Roscoe motored i Camp Jackson Sunday to see his n, hut he was under quarantine and ley were not allowed to see him Mr. oscoe saw his brother and they also w Sam Jones who was getting along eely. Miss Bennie Wallace spent Sunday th her cousin, Miss Kosa Wallace. With best wishes to The dear old tlvertiser. til Ian Pnvlngi Stamps which you [ho W. 8. S. pledge Id June, ir county and state by buystble In the mouths you im by buying W. S. B. as i. Make your pledge good* ID BY DELAY r&i IIEUM BTATBS liUUfT m And rheWar ERYWHERE 1 lan 8 Ins. Co. lSS, Manager TH, HAIL, LIVE STOCK CE tat*?Money Loaned iitfi ??.B & A \V ** i3M of Strength :s??sv.pr>n-t ibo entire width of the . $ addon chocks?give 'more tread on I? .varko cf battle add strength where 's 3 creatcct. sf Roa? sms I e Treed on l.\a K iilc-makcr -dcc^ncd, built and guarnduranco under maximum road stress, 0^ AO KTN 'j will prove its superiority. a democrat ix? service. fej Own ;i&' Choice 1 f*e 01 /i|-x '>roaucxioii 10 siugiea oai vj lg ? of otl.L. e that came with their cara. >? sent ct Ajax quality, Cotuain?lat'a talk Ajax. I iERAW HARDWARE CO., Cheraw, S. C. ESTERFIELD HARDWARE Chesterfield, S. C. nrn a Qnaf'fv. We A re Guaranteeing If' I Hnv^ tAvemi I 50 Pigs | 50 Shos :!j Several Bro (' | All entitled to register. Car | J. A. Davis | 4 CITATION County of Chesterfield. Stat i State of South Carolina, wu By M. J. Hough, Probate Judge: Z. Whereas Minnie King made suit :'.s t , to me to grant her Letters of Admin- lied istration of the Estate and ecects of C. F. King, deceased. ' * These are, therefore, to cite and B admonish all and singular kindred :los | and Creditors of the said C. F. King, uy deceased, that they be and appear sidii before me, in the Court of Probate, .he to be held at Chesterfield* S. C. on Cou 29th Aug., no*after publication ; with ...... - i nereol, at ll o ciock 111 tne lorenoon, j \loii to show cairns if any they have, why onj the said Administration should not be i0t granted. Che Given under my hand this 14th day of August Anno Domini, 19111. n M. J. HOUGH, p Probate Judge. ' e: ?? w.k.s. a REGISTERED JERSEY w "Bill"?Register Jersey Bull: 'r Guaranteed service; $2.00 cash. 4t PERRY-ADAMS FARM, ir Chesterfield, S. C., Route 4. I1 all LEMONS WHITEN AND BEAUTIFY THE SKIN Auj; Make this Beauty Lotion Cheaply for Your Face, Neqk, Arm* and Hands V At the cost of a small jar of ordi- Pop narv cold cream one can prepare a <''ai full quarter pint of the most won- s')e( dcrful lemon skin softener and com- ,)r?' nan plexion bcautifier, by squeezing the ^ juice of two fresh lemons into a hot >~> tie containing three ounces of orchard white. Cure should be taken 6 to strain the juice through a fine cloth so no lemon pulp gets in, then this lotion will ke?p fresh for months. . Kvery woman knows that lemon juice ! is used to bleach and ^remove such blemishes as freckles, sallowness and 1,16,1 tan und is the ideal skin softener, Pn'^ whitencr and beautificr. duc< Just try it! Get three ounces of orchard white at any drug store and B l + ai?sv lniMAna f rnnt I ho rrr. t/tor n n<l ntnb#> ? l.?u IVIIIWIIO *?VIII niv "VV,I uuu inur.t ij | up a quarter pint o/ this sweetly fra grant lemon l6tion and massage it -ft daily into the face, neck, arms and hands. It is marvelous to smoothen rough red hands. Adv. 2. ?- s fwc el $ d*I mticrmostuMM 1 iiivn wv m ^ ' uwnti> STATS* ? jXynSMMKWT u? Buy Them And ' Help Win The War ? TOR SALS BVUVWHBU ' ' r " f1 mtfjfs j?fS/^^ /hfBiirtL I ^g It i VkpE ^Kr_5n? tfE=^B= I H a& \M^i' ^r^.A [( 6 s For Sale i i its od Sows I i be seen at try p'ace. i Patrick, R. 2 . ^ CLERK'S SALE e of South Carolina, nty of Chesterfield. T. Redfearn and A. M. Redfeam, Cxecutors of the Estate of E. N. fearn, deceased, Plaintiffs, vs. acoste Evan, Defen<lant. y virtue of a Decree of Foreurc made in the above stated case His Honor Edward Mclver, Preig Judtfe, I will offer for s.tle to highest bidder for cash before the rthouse door at Chesterfield, S.C.. lin the legal hours, on the first iduy of September (same being , September, 1918) the following of land in the town of Choraw, sterfiold County, South Carolina: That lot bounded now or forlerly on the Northeast by proerty of Lacoate Evans, South:ist by lot of Sarah Chapman nd others, West and Northeast by Green Street and beig the same lot described in a eed recorded in Clerk's office 1 Deed Dook 41,* Puge 187. urchaser or purchasers,to pay for necessary papers. I. P. MANGUM, rust 5th, 1918. Clerk of Court, Chesterfield Coutny.S.C. w.s.i. WAiHikU rUKULAR LOGS Ve are in the Market for good ular I.ogs 16 inches and up in ncter and easy lengths. We int at shipping point and pay nptly. Write for prices find le your shipping point. UGUSTA VENEER COMPANY, Augusta, (le60 cures ('hills and Fever. 25 REGISTER YOUR BIRTHS he allotment in money, for each tl, frorrt the United States Governit under the draft act will not be I unless a birth certificate is proud as proof of birth. ? VW.V.V.VVW ?/RIMA4^HLV^pui?M*p S jjl tbeae iwv feed* and w* wil guuantea ' IOUBLE DEVELOPMENT coring the hrA mi week# of a rhidu life Of MONEY BACK y pay* to use the boat feeds-Punna Sold M sfcer* ' " ' PAMOli MKBHAN . i ?iS"'w. >'L . Ai -. STmuJl- ? . '??.. '. VS.'- I