The Chesterfield advertiser. [volume] (Chesterfield C.H., S.C.) 1884-1978, February 13, 1919, Image 3
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AUDITOR'S NOTICE t
The Auditor's office will be open ^
for the assessment of all personal
e
property, poll, road and do# tax from
January the 1st, 1919, 10 February y
the 20th, 1919. *
All ablebodied men between the
ages of 21 and 60 years are subject t
to a poll tax of $1.00 and those between
the ages of 18 and 50 are required
to pay a commutation road
tax of $2.00.
1 he law requires uU per cent, pen-!
alty added on all property not re- I
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The office will be open every day cor
xcept as below stated. in?
I will be at the following places on Kb()
he dates named: 1
Pageland, February 12 and 13. TQ
Dudley, February 14th, from 10
o 1 o'clock. |
Cheraw, February 17th and 18th. 1
T. W. EDDINS, I b?3
County Auditor'
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'ackages. EVANS, Cheraw. it
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customers say they a
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ure you get the bes
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S. H. LA
RMENIANS AT MOSUL
NAKED AND DESTITUTE
That 10,000 Armenians at Mosul,
rmenia, are naked and absolutely
istitute was the message sent by
e Belgium Consul Basra to the Arenian
Union in New York a few
iys ago, and dispatched to the headlarters
of the American Committee
r Relief in the Near East in Atlan,
by David Hinshaw, yesterday.
The cable of the Consul in full is
follows:
"Learn with deepest sorrow that
n thousand Armenians at Mosul
e naked and absolutely destitute,
ost of the refugees are dying of
:kness and hunger."
In an address made in New York
few days ago, Cleveland H. Dodge
inled out that the full responsility
for the betterment of the conLion
of these suffering peoples rests
th the relief workers who are suprted
by voluntary contributions,
hile lhe passage of the $10,000,000
lief bill to feed hungry Europeans
11 offer succor to hundreds of thoundB
throughout Europe, Mr. Dodge
id but a very small part, possibly
ne, will go to the aid of millions of
;n, women and children who are
erally starving in Armenia, Syria
d other parts of the world under
irkish dominion.
VAYS TO HELP THE CHURCH.
Here arc ten ways to help the
untry church of your community.
>u can help by seeing to it?
1. That the church has a wholeie
pastor at a salary you arc not
lamed of;
Q TL-i - s 1 - '1
nun u iwuivc-monms in mo
jr Sunday school is maintained;
3. That a parsonage is provided
d furnished;
4. That there is a teachers' train;
class in the Sunday school;
l>. That the church lives up to its
;hest possibilities in the mutter of
irch music;
ft. That the church building is
nted;
7. That the church grounds arc
de beautiful with trees, shrubs,
wers and walks;
ft. That the church is properly
ited and lighted;
). That there is a rest room for
men and children;
10. That hitching places are proed
for horses so that they will not
iw shade trees.
\ny earnest citizen can help acnplish
these things in his neighbor- 1
church and Sunday school and 1
uld count it n privilege to be able
do so.?The Progressive Farmer. \
POULTRY CLUB
BOYS AND GIRLS
[ will give a prize of $5.00 to the
/ or girl who raises the best trio
5. C. Rhode Island Reds from my
;s and exhibits same at County
ir in 1919. See me for eggs,
ce $2.00 per setting of 15.
O. I. PITMAN
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Quality in the
faest rank for mai
re the best? In i
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any soil.
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Chester, 8. C.
FOR SALE BY
RALEY, Ruby,
lNEY, Pagelan
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IN MEMORY OF MATTIE SELLERS ..
News of the desth of Miss Mattie J
Sellers reached here on Friday morninert
Jan. 24th, from Columbia, where J
she was taking a business course. I
She was taken very ill one week
before her death and her condition
was serious at the first. Death came
suddenly and was a painful Hhock to
many relatives and friends in Ruby
and the surrounding territory. ,n
She had been tenderly nursed by
devoted parents and kind friends,
but human skill could not save her
as thc Master had said "Come," and
we mourn not at His will.
Dear Mattie will be greatly missed
in her home and commuinty. It is to
very hard to give up our loved ones, dt
W1
but we know she is with the angels. |
She was laid to rest in the quiet ?
graveyard at Elizabeth Baptist 8l
church and loving hands struwed her (
grave with flowers. We do not think te
of her as dead, but as gone to a ca
better land.
Mattie had visited her parents te
Christmas and was then in perfect be
... mi
health. Al
To the bereaved mother, father, ov
sister and brother we tender Chris ,u
tian condolence, and pray that they w)
and all those whom she has led in ng
songs on earth may meet and sing ^
with her the glad new song of 10- *r
demption around the throne of <1(1(1. ^
We believe that Mattie is "Marching aa
in the light" of the Savior's love. nj
We miss her dear face, kind word ; tli
and sweet disposition, but we hope to du
meet her again when we too have K*
crossed over the river of death.
Ruby, S. C. L.B Jn
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UGH 1 CALOMEL MAKES th
YOU DEATHLY SICK
of
P?
Stop using dangerous drug before nl
it salivates you! It's horrible!
You're bilious, sluggish, constipat- P<
ed and believe you need vile, danca
gerous calomel to start your liver to
and clean your bowels.
Here's my guarantee! Ask your
druggist for a bottle of Dodson's Li- on
ver Tone and take a spoonful tonight. '*
If it doesn't start your liver and {r
straighten you right up better than ar
calomel and without griping or mak- *?
ing you sick I want you to go buck to D<l
the store and get your money. Kl
Take calomel and tomorrow you wl
will feel weak and sick and nausentd.
th
Don't lose a day's work. Take a pr
spoonful of harmless, vegetable Dodson's
Liver Tone tonight and wake up
feelincr crest. It's Derfectlv harm- tl<
less, so give it to your children any
time. It can't aalivate, bo let them
eat anything afterwards. Adv. 2. th
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. S. HEALTH SERVICE
ISSUES WARNIHC
crease in All Respiratory Diseases
After the Influenza
Epidemic Probable.
fluenz* Expected to Lurk for Month*.
How to Quard Against Pneumonia.
Common Colde Highly Catching?Importance
of 8ultable Clothing?Could
Save 100,000 Live*.
Washington, D. C.?With the suhsldice
of the epidemic of Influenza the
tention of henlth officers Is directed
pneumoola, bronchitis and other
senses of the respiratory system
tilch regularly cause a large number
deaths, especially during the winter
ason. According to Itupert Hlue,
irgeon General of the United States
jbllc Health Service, these diseases
111 be especially prevalent this winr
unless the people are particularly
reful to obey health Instructions.
"The present epidemic," said Surou
General Hlue, "has taught by bitr
experience how readily a condition
ginning apparently as a slight cold
ay go on to pneumonia and death,
though the worst of the epidemic 1*
er, there will contlnuo to be a largo
imber of scuttered cases, many of
era mild and unrecognized, which
111 ho danger spots to be guarded
;alnaL" Tho Surgeon General likened
e present situation to that after a
eat fire, saying, "No Are chief who
iderstands his business stops playing
? hot? on the clmrred debris as soon
i the flames and visible flru have <11? peared.
On the contrary, he con- \
iues the water for hours and even
iys, for he knows that there la dnn(r
of the flro rekindling from smol ring
embers." |
"Then you fear another outbreak of
flueuzu?" he was aaked. "Not neces- |
rlly another large epidemic," nnld (
e aurgoon General, "but unless the
K>ple learn to reullze the seriousness '
the danger they will he compelled to j
ty a heavy death toll from pncumo- '
a and other respiratory diseases.
Common Colds Highly Catching.
"It Is encouraging to observe that
K)ple ure beginning to learn that ornary
coughs and colds are highly
itching and ure spread from person
person by means of droplets of
tiu laden mucus. Such droplets are
irayed Into the air when cureless or
norant people cough or sneeze withit
covering their mouth and nose. It
nlso good to know that people have
irned something about the value of
esh air. In summer, when people
e largely out of doors, the resplrary
diseases (coughs, colds, pneuwoa,
etc.) are Infrequent; In the fall,
people begin to remain Indoors, tho
Bplratory diseases Increase; lu the
nter, when people are prone to stay
badly ventilated, overheated rooms,
e resplrutory diseases become very
evalent.
Sultablo Clothing Important.
"8tlll another factor In the produo
>n of colds, pneumonia and other roIratory
diseases is carelessness or lgtrance
of the people regarding suitde
clothing during the seasons when
e weather suddenly changes, sitting
warm rooms too heavily dressed or,
lat Is even more common, especially
long women, dressing so lightly that
ndows are kept closed In order to he
infortably warui. This Is a very lurlous
practice.
Could 8avo 100,000 Live*.
"I bollove we could easily save one
indred thousand lives annunlly In
e United States If all the people
>uld adopt the system of fresh air
Ing followed, for example, In tuberlosls
sanatoria. There Is nothing
Ksterlous uhout It?no specific medlle,
no vaccine. The Important thing
right living, good food and plenty of
[>sh air.
I.OST?One female Walker hound
g, black ear and black spot on the
;ht side; little black spot on left
le; one brown spot above each eye.
lrt 117..II I ? - * 1 "
it: until: ?Y inner uo^ Ulll on H'lL
le; cut on one hind lo^; also one
t on one front lev?. A reward of
0 each will be paid for the return
above described do^s or for 'nrmalion
leading tp their recovery.
?t.ify J. F. Lockhart Polkton, N. ('.,
George McClelland, Monroe, N.C.
RACCOON ORDINARY 6 50
Sj3 FINE DARK Tl.00
HMINK USUAL COLOR 8.00
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and infallible: Ar
money? If not,
' will lose."
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bank's service.
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