Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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' Wl iJe! We Do It Right Eli! - - : Specialistson repairing alt' ;;; make* of Automobile Kadia . I I tor*. We make them a* good III a* new. We alto repair fen* III derv tank* and make racing ;;; ' teatt. Ship us your radiator*. y - - DISCOUNT TO DEALERS - - j W.RHartin & Bro. i 1815 Main St.. Columbia S.G. I \ : ?J ? Renew If yoyr subscription to 7 . expire the following prop The Both One Yea You cannot afford t in common with other lc cent war conditions, but will soon take on new lil regulated home in the cc The value of The 1 J ~i i. : 11 . auu auiiusi lllipoSSlDie IC price. In this combinati If your time is aboi V. " . .. ^ puff you'll wis J>i twins! For, Prince j {rfj? new to everY man fQ1 Mtf made cigarette. It wi jr pletely. That's bee a if* And, right behind this qual ' grance is Prince Albert's free which is cut out by our ex< We tell you to smoke youi pipe or makin's cigarette?\ Toppy rmd bag*, tidy rmd tin half pound tin humidora?an pound cry*ta! glut* humidoi top that hmmpm thm tobacco ii R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Co For Sale By ? I o W. A. RIVERS 1< Now! le ADVERTISER has )osition ought to interest Adveitise \iesive Far. ir For $2.00, A Ka lAnflimil \ rr\f 1?? OMiirv). V7 WV/ TT IIIIV/UI ^UUI V.A^UI 11 > >cal papers, has been hit it is now emerging fron Ee, when it will be indisp ?unty. Don't let it stop n Progressive Farmer wot > exaggerate. It is wo on you get it at half pric it up, send in your renev At >.W , w <#VI V f] .w. vv AY your smoketaste ^ flush up against a tening post?and youll Alhprf roll ** 11 Wrf/i# t jimmy pipe so quick and obacco joy out of every sh you had been born Albert puts over a turn nd of a pipe or a home ns your glad hand comiuse it has the quality t ity flavor and quality fradom from bite and parch i :lusive patented* process. fill at any clip?jimmy vithout a comeback 1 i, handtome pound and d?that clever, practical ' with eponge moietener n each perfect condition, Winston-Salem, N. (X NOTICE Net;ce is hereby Riven, That at 12 'clock noon on Tuesday, July 1st, 919, the undersigned will apply to he Farmers' Hank, Ruby, S. C., for he issuance of a new certificate of lock in said corporation, for 20 hurts of the par value of $25.00 per hare, in lieu of Certificate number Ivrtecn (No. 13) of said coporation, c-irirt? d->to April 13th, 1918, and eimr for 20 shares of the par value f $25.00 per share, which has been ist. JAMES L. CROWLEY. expired or is about to you. r mer i Worth $2.50 I I r paper. This paper, i pretty hard by the ren these conditions and 1 lensable in every wellow. lid be hard to estimate rth many times its full e. vnl Once! i i < i i < i iimui.il n'T-iirnrr l"~~ ill!i:i'' I ,'iii1 :ir t \\ , W^i'. if. Swclt GMGRENADE BANKS TO SCHOOL CHILDREN Millions to be Distributed by Treasury Department to Encourage Happy Habit of Thirft. Hand grenades made by the United States government to bomb the Hum to destruction are now to be used t boom thrift. Millions of the little ma chines of destruction, with the explos Ives carefully removed, are to be given to the school children of the United States to encourage the savin?, habit. The grenades are being con verted into miniature savings banks They will hold pennies and nickel^ and dimes which can he converted into Thrift Stamps. The Thrift Stamps in turn can be converted into War Savings StampsDistribution of the grenades in the several Federal Reserve Districts w:l; be left in the hands of the district Sav ings Directors. In this district tin War Loan Organization, with head quarters in Richmond, Va.. lias so ar ^B8^gf^m^W^dT^^> 't>^3 HAND GRENADE SAVINGS BANK runted that a grenade hank will he awarded to each child, who. during the vacation period. earns enougn money to buy a War Savings Stamp. Some bank In every community will lend each child a grenade and at the close of the vacation period the child will return it, with the money it contains, to the bank. There the nionuv will he counted. If the child has saved enough to buy a War Savings Stamp the grenade-hank will be his. but in all events the cash must be Invested in Thrift Stamps if not enough hae been saved to pay for a War Savings Stamp. The grenade-hanks are of considerable value and will be splendid souvenirs of the gr<?at war, and the War Loan Organization of the Fifth Federal Reserve District is anxious to place them in the hands of as many children as possible. Thrift iH not miserliness, it Is getting a hundred cents worth out of every dollar. Are you sending out ships, or Just hoping that somebody else's will get stranded on your shore? Huy W. S. S. and watch your own come in. Don't forget the squirrel?save some of your nuts for the winter that always follows the summer.?Buy W. S. S. Thrift is the wise use of money? Improvidence is its abuse. Buy W. S. S. BRITISH THRIFT. The British War Savings Committee has become a permanent institution in Kngland and the following declaration lias been issued explaining the English attitude toward thrift: "Quite as important, both as a source of reventu and as a social movement, is the restraint of lux ng/, and growth of economy and iplicity of life among the well-toOtherwise goods and services II he wasted Wnr sarinen ad es to all clauses and appeals to Incomes." CITATION The State of South Carolina, County of Chesterfield. By M. J. Hough, Probate Judge: Whereas, Mrs. Alzora Raley made suit to me to grant her Letters of Administration of the Estate and Effects of A. J. Raley, deceased. These are therefore to cite and admonish all and singular the kindred and creditors of the said A. J. Raley, deceased, that they be and appear "before me in the Court of Probate, to Lfc. -i? m the Fly, l ' HOWSAVINGSllABIT ' HELPS EVERYBODY Money Invested This Year in Thrift Stamps Returns In Five Years j Vastly Increased. j On Npw Vno r'n '1??? 1 rkOrt ? ? . r. i.ajr l Jt.i, HlPfC WUI I" begin :t remarkable series of divi 1 dend payments to American people. I Hundreds of millions of dollars of War Savings Stumps sold during 1918 will then be redeemable. On each News Year's day thereafter for a number of years there will undoubtedly be huge reti..ns to the American people of the money borrowed with interest. These great dividend days bring American bankers new opportunities and also responsibilities. How can new thrift habits be linked to thrift institutions? How can this money, (lie product of ttirift, be mobilized for further work? Already the bankers sire working 'with the Treasury Department to continue thrift habits. Fur people who -save money there is a wide range :>t thrift institutions that will take ; barge of funds, put them to work i safely, and return good earnings, as ! (he government plans to borrow by j general education of thrift in every kind, so the banks and thrift institu- J ions ean aid the government by encouraging general thrift and building bigger business themselves. One of the first steps to be taken by nankers is that of spreading informs- . (ion about banks, life insurance, buildng and loan associations, federal farm ioans, and all other thrift institutions. The best way to meet Uncle Sam's ,, borrowing needs is to promote thrift >:i the broadest possible lines. Kvery dollar deposited in a savings bank becomes available fur national y finance. Every life insurance policy sold is equivalent to an indirect loan , to the government. Kvery obligation assumed by thrifty people such as a building mortgage is a stimulus to.* production and saving, and therefore, j c as much a national service as the <!. ! ?' rect purchase of government securi j * ties. In placing these matters clearly jl before everybody in his community ; the banker will live up to his opporitt-i ; nities and his responsibilities in the 0 new thrift moven p t. When the billion dollar New Year Days arrive ho will be ready. TELLS HOW SHE BUYS WAR SAYINGS STAMH1, i i;i Woman Tells How by Intelligent S" v- j . ings Plan She Is Able to AccurTj-j late Money Which Was Formetiy'M Wasted. 'j I "Save while the money is warm" is the motto of a woman who has est ih lished a reputation both for herself and her family by the number of War Savings Stamps she bought without apparently stinting in the least 1J ;re j is her system. "The only way to save is to si ve. i When I have actually saved a qu i.'' ?r I put it into a Thrift Stamp without I delay. If I save that quarter on o:ie j thing and then spend it carelessly f sr , something else, I have not saved any I real money. 1 ' "For example the other day 1 >> < it down town expecting to pay Flo f ir a pair of special shoes. To my surprise, I found there was a sale that g day. and got the very pair of shoes 1 wanted for $7.7">. I had saved $2.J.i. But how to keep it saved. I knew iivit if I simply regarded it mentalh s ^ saving, before the end of the month it would he spent miscellaneously. I went right down stairs in the store B and bought nine Thrift Stamps -ivd v stuck those quarter's in the Thrift c.rd ii where they could not get away h"f??ro e the end of the month. < "I do the same thing when ! have " saved ;i single quarter or 11:s 1 f. dollar and I am seriously thinking of g< it nu :? little penny bank to hold saved pen nies or dimes until they grow to Thr'ft Stamp size. What is more. I am get , ting a whole lot of fan out of thi? t j most fascinating game, the game of j "(Jetting Ahead." ( t that happy feeling it's waiting for you with your first YV. S S. The man who puts his money intr \V. S. S. is neiet "broke." Watch you* oaf go today and your future Income will take care of Itself Ruy W S S. and vou will nelthrr | want* nor want. * , he held at Chesterfield, S. C., on 16th C of June next, after publication t hereof, at 1 1 o'clock in the fore- ^ noon, to show cause, if any they have, 1 why the said Administration should not be granted. j ^ Given under my hand this Jlst day t of May, Anno Domini, 1919. 8 M. J. HOUGH, J Prohate Judge, j EGGS WANTED?At A. F. Davis { Market. Highest Market Price. i SERViC . / ' . If you ci< nia your Bankii you to count THE FAR1M ruby, sout \ H. BURCH, R. M. N President. \ Our Savings PI I $$ank of % The Oldest, L&ry Bank in Ches 4 Per Cent. Paid on Savings D See C. C. Dot.) R. F.. River?f President. M. J. Hough, Vice-President. A SOLDIER'S LETTER A ( harleston mother, whose soi ;ts one of those who fa lieally math he sunrome snci liiee in l'Yanee, ha veeived the following letter, written i . Moth -i s Pay !>y one i f the dead 's comrades, .-till overseas: ' !My Pear Mrs.? : 1 am thinkinj; i often of you oil this (lay s i . h . ii ei,iory of those dear ones whose '.aiding and lovii.tf influence 1 p; hi world ehi.alroas and honoialde; niii 1 ani ihin 1;injr of my dear to | onirades who l<'ft thc*;r (lowers o:.',v t year ayo on this <lay as ai> oilwanl litrn of the memories always in then learts. "This day is full of sadness for yoi ?ut in the years to come your inothr's pride in the heroism of your boy nust jrr.ulunliy overcome your sor ow. For he. has taken his place a ionn fhe nation's flowers that jrrow a our hearts and are watered by oui ears." What thought could l>c nmr. heuuiful than this last, or more comfortHt to those whose boys will not entne ack from the jrreat adventure or ;hieh they went forth so bravely 'he State. Always I BUY IT AT HOME If You Can i WILDING UP nun llinn nmnnn uuit nuiMNnuuu ilven Up to Die by Her Friends, a Young Lady Recovers Hor Health and Increases Weight?45 Pounds. i Powerful Nation Needs Strong Healthy Women. A nation /omen. Hence, It > jjHjl ry woman wheth-* v r youiiK, middle W rv, or In advanced f w yjfcs Ife to preserve hor j ^l3 lealth. If yo\i are I %, lok and suffering | lon't wait until to- J&v ..lr' norrow ' but Boek ShS .. . **>'. ellcf at once?to- r* lay. Tomnrrn w our Illness may take a chronic urn. There la a remedy for almost very 111. Thousands have found 'eruna to be that remedy as did llss Clara I.ohr of 21 X. Cold St., Irand Rapids, Michigan. She wrims . friend: "I don't need lVruna any nore. I am all well nPer tal.l : Ix bottles. I weighed ninety munds before I started and w.is ?oor and weakly. I had sueli l cough and spitting all the time hat I never expected to recover, ly friends gave me up. I could < it lothing. Now I can oat and wol'h 35 pounds. I most thankfully recimm/nwl i .. * - f-i i m Miss I.ohr'.s letter Is an Insplralon, a messaRc of hope 1.? sirYorlnj? vomen. It tolls you that > >u t??<? nay bo PlmiiK and well and vicorma. Peruna may t>e had In either Iquld or tablet form. Ask your lealer. If you value health, do not iceept a substitute. Dr. Hart man's ,Vorld Famous Peruna Tonic Is vhat you want. The Peruna Coraiany, Dept. 70, Columbus, Ohio, also nibllsh Dr. Ilartman's Health llook. rhe book Is free. Write for It. four dealer will Klve you a Peruna Vlmanac. jn 9 nd prompt service in all tg Busiress, it will pay eft with LERS BANK H CAROLINA I1WSOM M. L. RALEY, f.-President Caihier. an Is Interesting O4-S%W*?* s* 1 sJ uviu est and Strongest ierfield, S. G. posits. $1.00 Starts An Account Us ;;las&, C?*hif-r. D. L. Smith, Assist. Cashier D. H. Dour.l.xss Assist. Cashier "BAYER CROSS"" ON ASPIRIN ' Always Ask for Genuine "Bayef Tablets of Aspirin" Oniy Aspirin Tablets with the safety "Bayer Cross" on th? m are genuine "Bayer Tablets of Aspirin," ownid ami made by Americans and proved safe by millions of people. Unknown I quantities of fraudulent Aspiri t TahI lets were sold recently by a Brookyn dealer which proved to be composed mostly of Talcum l'owder "Bayer Tablets of Aspirin" should always be asked for. Then look for the safety "Bayer Cross" on the package and on each*tablet. Accept nothing else! Proper directions and ilnssum in each Bayer package. Aspirin is the trade mark of Bayer Manufacture of Mnnaceticacidester of Salicyicacid. DR. L. H. TROTT1, Dental Surgeon Chesterfield, S. C. Office on second floor in Rosl Building. All who desire my services wil\ please see me at Chesterfield, as 1 have discontinued my visits to othei towns. D It. R. L. M c M A N U S Dentist Office over Bank of Chesterfield. Will visit Pagelnnd every Tuesday; Ml Oroghnn every Wednesday. Other days in Chesterfield. Prices reasonable. All work guar nteed J. ARTHUR KNIGHT Attorney-at-La w Office in Courthouse Chesterfield, S. C. H A N N A & HUNLEY Attorneys K. 10. Ilunnu, C. L. Hunley, Cheraw. Chesterfield Offices: The ''"iiri house, Chesterfield li:mk of Cheraw Bldg., Cheraw ASKCRAFT'S Condition Powders A high-class remedy f<>r horses and nudes in pool condition a. d in need of a tonic. Builds soli.? muscle find fat; cleanses the sy> retr, thereby producing a sntooth ^iossy coat of h dr Packed In s B. U LANKY %