Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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The Chesterheid Advertiser l'aui 11. and rred G. I learn Editors PUBLISHED EVERY THl RSDAY Subscription liatus: $1.50 a Year; | six months, 7a cents.-?Invariably in adva nee. Entered as second-class matter at the postoflice at Chesterfield, South Carolina. WILL Ail) Hit FARMERS It is gratifying t<> notice that the P recent nu of good work dov.o in Conge vs by lion. Asbury F. l.\cr is eonfirnied b\ the Au^u.-ta < hi- , it!' That paper says. "('ongressman I ever, of South Carolina, has r< signed to head tin federal farm loan hoard. In this case Mr. Lever's d trie loses one of the best lvpresciuai ives in congress and the f; liners of the country gain a man thoroughly in sympathy with their situat'on ;tn<i capable of providing machinery of government that will greatly aid in ihe expansion of farming in America." It is sai l in shipping circles that never until now a history of the Coiled Suites has it been the ease that more people were leaving the country than can e in. It is supposed that this is caused by thousands of Europeans going balk to see what is left of their country after the war. HITTING THE HIGH TARIFF linn 1'h.I. a-.l.. .. --< V. ...I Carolina, recently made a tollinj." speech in Congress in which he showed the Jolly ol' some of the Republican advocating hiv.h tariif as applied i>> ulass ware and similar iiidustio The members of the Ways and Means Committee brought in bills to protect the manufacturers in tli ir own li<tricts. For instance a bill was Intro(luctil to protect the pearl bu ton industry. Win re are pearl bu ton* made? In the district of Congressman Creon ot Iowa, who brought in th? bill. Another member brought in a bill to pu a hivrh taritl" on -Med eal and Sur ual instruments that were made in 'he district. Another member of tlv nnmittee brouvrht in a lei! to protect tin inanu'vsitr indu ' i y. And Mr. Kite I: n -aid that t!' Idlest company in the country prod urine niaiie'c-ite wa located in tin* Stale ol Washing1 on, the home of the > ?-111! man who introduced the bill. .Mr. Kitchen referred then in his able and unanswerable speech to tlx ; statement of the Democratic nut "iia. piailorni that "the Republican .. in an , < 1* protection is a scheme that protand enriches the few at the p>-cm | <>f the many" and he proved hi poin : by many illustrations he g:r ol "the j infant industries" that had bccoiin giant industries, hut stil! I>? .<-d '<> I??fed out of the bottle that tie , had been sucking when infants. It will he remembered by those conversant with the political history of the country that when tieneral Winlield Scott Hancock ran for tin presidency on the Democratic ticket he was asked what were Ifts vew on the taritf. As General Hancock lived in Pennsylvania, where the coal and iron millionaires were enjoying th< benefits of protection, and where some Democratic statesmen were high protectionists, the presidential candidate had to he very cautions in dealing with that question. 11 is answer was: "Oh, the taritf is a local issue " His opponents made a good deal of fun at the expense of General Han cock, saying he was "ignorant," "Tun posted," etc., hut there was mor truth than poetry in his answer. SAD BUT TRUE STATE iN SOUTHERN COMMUNITIES Atlanta, Oi l. 0 'I h for'owiny ?*<?1 I facts, sot forth for release hi a report from what may he t' fined an averaged county in the Southern d vision of the Rod ("ros-;, made by a iIonic Service worker, ind cati \ witi> inerciloM plainness the ne 1 f r :ii; service ;is planned under th< peace linte program of the K< I .. The number of en,-. - n file ne-dinjj Home Service attention ;v i Hi" Children needing .nstut nal an) probationary care number 7n. (: these half have been placed i . bom orphaarip s, schools lie pit.,! ,i.d eo leyes, as their need ind" it d and lie opportunity aro e. 'J he children cain to their unhappy situt'ion principa ly Ihrott; h poverty . Id; < :-e,th >u. i the death or d< s< r ?n >f one <u" th other parent also coii.no i --d a larp. quota. | On the n. lier side of the pic ir< (he worker reported four "incorii i ble" triris and 1 1 unrnaried mothers the principal cause of their waywar . ness and misfortune bci? lack <> proper recreation. Nine children we-, reported as never having been school, their atfes from x to is. Sevc children were in dire need of hos pit .treatment, two others were dumb an three were paralytic. Six were blin and six imbecile. Fifty adults wer found illiterate. One family had tragic epidemic of suicide, four per sons killing themselves. ( . ..ulk. I ?? -'-L-j?1 j ... . -jL-a i" m AliOUND THEWOfttD N WITH THE AMERICAN ; V#\RED CROSS..fffii ! V.vTy Junior Red Cross, vM. 111 ti :: Si w i Karly In the participation of the \ United Smlos In the world war, the American Red Cross perceived the value of inoltilizinK the school children of (he country and the .lunlor IU"' Cross was organized, l'efore the war ended nine million children were enrolled and helped in the war fund and membership campaigns, In chapter production of relief supplies and inunutueturitig furniture fur the refugees whose homes and household goods were destroyed. Children everywhere In the Cnlted States responded to the call to service sounded by President Wilson ns head of the Ainerietu) lb?d Cross. This photograph is that of tin en- i thuslatle young .Itipttnese nietnher of the Junior I ted Cross of Spokane,] Wash., starting out on the ambitious undertaking of eolleeting "a tulle of pennies for war relief. A even pre- ! henslve |>e:iee program is now being Worltod out for the Junior Ued Clo.ls, ' which Is being held Intact. .. ' < -- i SAVED MANY LIVES j IN CORPUS CHRIST1 j ? | ' -e ri i ef work <'I the American j Red i'to- . Corpus Chrisli has again j *' - it i.t to tie public mind the faet j that litis organization has been on j I eel. of di ast'-r nearly forty years j now. WBc" ' smoke cIohvs tiway, : bel ore, w hen the roar of ' the explosion has passed; when the I .t? r- bee.::, -ul d the Red Cross j i<c found on ! lie job. j Th recent rn lisaster at Cor- j pus Chi sti, '! calls to mind plen- ; iv <>! other - of the swiftness ! . 11 1 lie'in v : Red i 'ross disaster I r"lief service. ira.aloud alter train- | bun! of Red fsupplies, detach- j t lit f Rt <1 Cross personnel, and a j o , i! be ni' i.oth alotig the coast . ' a ri aeiied by rail, were ! n 1 1 . h across the land I ; ,. i ,r papers and rais- I it t he -taring j | Texas calamity. I In it ly short time a gen* . era! Roil Cross committee wns created i e i i . ustutcd area, with ' local ci ttees organizing: on every I side. 'I l.e Tcxus governor asked the | Ri i < ro to appraise the porpcrty i : <s in .11! I * i*i< s iiii< 1 tit administer . all money sen! through him for re- . ..of |>111"t R. ; . woi'o shelter? 11 ai: i f I It . ; I;, i. 11 T o -, and \ cry little illness wa.- i , oited. <ltie to the j?riimpl!.< .- ni lli< i. y of the relief measure-. AimI t i:< : Cro.-i worked with the peed oi ,i tit"* department, for in di.-.i v i .< ti at -peed moans as inuoli a e;]i, i, i,ev peril.ips more, in a crisis. James Sleeky Says, "Rats Cost Me $ 25 For Plumbing Bills." -Wo e 111.iI.'i teil what was clogging u| our toilet and drains. We had tear up Moor, pipics, etc., found a r.it' in basomoi.l. They had e|io.,(i. In* pipe- with iefu-o. The >lui !, II . as $ 125. RATSNAP i in i? i! i:* out. Throe sizes Jji', >i , Sold and g i iruan* i11 :.i Drug Co., A. F. i)a..s ,ii i I'a.' land Hardware Co. f.inar in! < Md burglar proof safe. To lie doubly safe, we carry burglar in surance. Chas. P. Mangum, Cashier PeopIp,? Bank. ' mAWAKE Pains in Back and Cundai Cave Relief. r'. I. t.?Mrs. A!ice Johnson, writes: "I'or one year I i . .1 v;tii an awirl miser) in my back r.n.i My left side was hurting me t!:e time. 1 lie m scry was something i ould not do anything, not even sleep ;ht. it kept me awake most of the :l . . . I too!, different medicines, but vim' ' me vy good or relieved me 'i! I look Cardui. . . i ; riot able to do any of my work r one\ ear and I got worse all the time, jiuincd to my Ik J off and on. I got . ! r! w. n my back tii.it when I stooped . :i I was not able to straighten up ; iin ... I decided i would try Cardui . . liy .c I had taken the entire bottle i v>-; fc.iing pretty good and could lr;:i,;hlen up and my pains were nearly ill gone. 1 shall always praise Cardui. I continued taking it until I was strong and well " Ii you suffer from pains due to . male coin iaiiits, Cardui may be just vhat you need. Thousands of women f. ho once suffered in this way now praise Cardui for their present good health. Give it a trial. NC-133 k ? IOTES FROM THE s ENTOMOLOGIST 1 i Clemson College Oct 6?Whatever j lelhod is employed against rat.s, who- j ic barytes, phosphorous, or traps the ( .portant point is to use the treat lent in the entire premises at Hie nee time. Do not start at one place ith the intention of trating one ( lace after another because rats ''get ( ise" and are then hard to handle, lake the corn crib rat proof by leans of tin or wire screen. If on " illars protect each pillar with a tin Not To Automo!] ir ? -c i ti jruu ai i; liiiiiiking Ul Uli] Car, don't forget that we 1 GOOD The TIRE with a SIX THOl Come ai'ound and get < LATTA'S AU ACCES \ | Liberl I I Dixie I I I If You Contemplate J See Us or C I i I RIVERS & I I n n i /^v i ' lvit. urogr i ^ i i 5c a packa be 6c a packa du gc a packa I 9 4 THE FLAl | SO DOES ' . i ^rr 1111 i. . i , ? shield. When a crib is properly funigutcd it will kill rats, mice, insects, wd all other vermin. Hemcber the safety date for plantng wheat to escape the Hessian fly, ipproximately October 1G. Plow unlet the sluoble as soon as possible. Hay caps help in curing alfalfa. Pieces of canvas about three feet square and with an eyelet in each corner through which to insert a pin to hold the cap in place are just the thing. Meet Me At the Fair ?Everybody Will I>o There? ice ile Owners nng new TIRES for that landle the >RICH JSAND MILE Guarantee, our prices. TO & ! SORY SHOP I 1 tier i i i : Buying or Trading, I I !all on Us ^ BRUNSON | ian, S. C. i ! i ; fie fore the war fie rinfi the war NOW 'OR LASTS FHE PRICE! ?[ The Tools Of A Trade Every good mechanic is care hat reflect the character, the pe: What satisfaction there is ir :hem when needed! What care should be taken i We have given these matter :hat can be obtained from the m auyer that we have the best qua FARMERS >ODSON TELLS THE HORROR OR CALOMEL You Don't Need to Sicken, Grippe, i or Salivate Yourtelf to . Start Liver Your're bilious, slujrvri h, constimted. You feel headachy, your stomach may be sour, your breath bad, your skin sallow and you believe you need vile, dangerous calomel to start liver and bowels. Here's my guarantee! Ask your druggist for a bottle of Hudson's Liver Tone and take a spoonful tonight. If it doesn't start your liver and straighten you right up better than calomel ami without griping or making you sick I want you to go back o the store and get your moony. Take calomel today and tomorrow vou will feel weak and nauseated. Don't lose a day. Take a spoonful >f harmless, vegetable Hudson's Liver fone tonight and wake up fueling iplendid. It is perfectly harmless, so rive it to your children any time. It : an't salivate. 55 | : I Pay your bill* by check. It fre-| ]urntly happens that our customers :all for their paid checks to avoid [>aying the same account twice. \ Chas. P. Mangtim, J Cashier, the Peoples Bank. ? _ 'li," ',u. . '-v.-;: " ? - >' p.1 I?' ?? rz.v r ? o/v yoi//f r t.-/p stop a t t//& l*/ape~ stop/? and those /y.a//.s and /rr'g ?/) ia s .and ///noes cots m 7//e pest op 7~//at said a f u/.\pc / op doped y///en yc jt- vt tcpge t - , t//noos/, s/.>ncle/vails p y^ca^% d I ^ N ill > i ful of the tools which he owns anc rsonality, the capability of their o^ i having good, dependable tools! n buying tools! s our best thought, and we have ost reliable makers. A call at c lity of Tools. I HARDW rtt ft Of If you have farms or city property t E subdivide and sell your property A m profitably for you. | Farm Lands Our Specialtytl Ninety-Seven Tfjousand Six Hundred or H Land amounting to over FIFE Mil H ^ 1918. Write for booklet mation about our auctii ^/l^A%\ATI.ANTir. fOA? I I-- I ? " >< V? ?Ui Iiu(C4v92L. 1 -n I l^l inHrl jo( THE h>ME T:;AT Offices: PCTERSRI*' - -*0/ Rcfcrinc': Anv b3nk in i < Special ^ For immediate acceptance 15" x G' South Bend Lathe i'< bia. Present price on this lat South Bend, Ind. So we ca $50. Can inspect same at o COLUMBIA SUPPLY ( s&mesif CAMELS supply ciparette contentn you ever experienced! You nei bodied mellow-mildness; such i flo.,Ar 1 ?"? - o'vi uiiu tuuintss. i ne more L'an greater becomes your delight?Came rette revelation ! Everything about Camels you find so their quality?to ilv expert blend of choice Domestic tobaccos. You'll say Camels are in a class by the made to meet your own personal tas Freedom from any unpleasant cigarei pleasant cigaretty odor makes Camels ( to the most fastidious smokers. And, y liberally as meets your own wishes, for taste! You ari a package ^?re,,e Camels so attra I i'/.e that the val' and do hot expe ' pons! 4V''.v^V Compare Can h 's;;; , 3* V, \ ^s. roite in thfi m C ?*,'* . J'4 % C.ntrfs are an Id r\ : ' -?* . ' ?* Tt*. -! oi * . * -J*>* .J M ?? i J(.0 rignrmlt tiff**' , & roc- ,1 .or,on CW*" ' ""'or. for Ih V j or whrn you tr*ve ' l i R.J.LEYhOLDS y 1 Wii.tioi r r -* %* * 11 a', A' riJ/? __________ n?ar.<'r>rAAf fftA^es ///$ U& YOO^ TOOL 5/ A S hvc/T-C TH* SAY/AS*/S. >t/ c/7 Joe, why Dc/r ' v<?<, #<vv r//?/T? YVuA>set/=- A ( GOOD SAW OUCG 7 _ / JUST HAT& TO y Ar/v<?= LOrvO aiy Go CD fS.XD __ TOO.S TO PC^ At*Y&ODY . ? ? t'M row Y __ T/YAfAYYA^ Y | '''dS/S '" /> ? '^3* Z? I uses. Tools have character wr.er. How important it is to have for inspection the very best >ur store will convince any AiRE CO. or sale, write us. We will ^0 1 AUCTION quickly and f| ?Territory Unlimited I id Eighty-Eight acres of Farm I LLION DOLLARS sold in I : of endorsements and infer- fl f REALTY COMPANY 1 IV9TIFICS VCUR CON . E" tj <r- 3t * CREENVM' E, N. C. * 3j! ..vrsbL tj, va. or GreenvlMe, N. C. jH attention ) we are offering a new or $100.00, f.o.h Columhe is $4158 f.o.b. factory, n save you some $4d to ur store. COLUMBIA, S. C. K23 Wett Gerv?i? Street 1 1 T^yrEL flii fH M ulse' 04 lent beyond anything ir^-Vc /er tasted such full- rx'. *}; %y V-f. efreshing, appetizing nels you smoke the <V-4V?>\ . , Is are such a oiga fascinating is due to choice Turkish and mselves?they seem tc in so many ways! cv*? Lty after-taste or un- *$'t particularly desirable ou smoke Camels as they never tire your t^V,^T. i always keen for the 5wi>K\' ifaction that makes r.rr ?V 'f* ^ * vv* ' ctive. Smokers real- >"V< ue is in the cigarettes -f -Ct premiums or cou- :**ur lels with any ci&a- ^l-yrv,* orld at any price ! }Uw /*rywh*rn in mrinntifimllv -~2 ' '30 ci?nrmtt*m or foo park- ?Va"'*7 In) ?n a tf/a?sina-pap*r- i Wr at roll illy rrcommnnd ^ ?j a home or oftioo supply .|'v? <j): ' ?/ ?. r-^fj TOBACCO COMPANY i-^alrm, N. C. ; V-Vr* t Awsg l;/r . I I.riii