The Chesterfield advertiser. [volume] (Chesterfield C.H., S.C.) 1884-1978, April 08, 1920, Image 5
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Some hotel I Everything nt
ment. Join the Navy, and forget
Can you Imagine a first clnss
and a massage, shampoo, and all
It's almost luxurious, and now
In, Jack finds himself with a lot
need to wash his own clothes any
care of tliem at a price which Is a
This view of the busy barlx
naughts will give us all some Id
Only the best Is good enough for
If Your Need
Legi
within the 1
tice, it will
And in
pleased to
any busine
you.
Our onl
a Bank is
er: so eons
THE FAR!
RUBY. SOI
T. If. BURCH, R. A
President.
Our Sa\ in?|j
DOUBLE SEAL PISTON
ARE GL
Wo Guarantee i>c?abl<
faction, when a FULL SKI
in GO days after purchase,
isfied with the rings, we w
for them upon receipt of
voice showing purchase,
through the channels retDown."
COLUMBIA SUPPl
TANL
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Lfl UU^lll ilic Wlispcfl
The Live
G/Ve
To H
Introduced into South Caro
ately into tremendous popular
dial value for ailments of tli
of unprecedented proportions
who buy more TANLAC whe
SOLD IN C
I CHESTERFIEI
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Parnell
CHBST
I U.S. NAVY
Barber Shop.
cost, and done with the very finest equip
the tips.
i slinve for n nickel, n hRlr cut for a dims
the trimmings In proportion?
r that the electric potato peelers hnve come
more time to Improve himself. lie doesn't
more either, an electric laundry will tnke
lmost ridiculous.
jr shop on board one of the U. S. dread
ea of tho way the men In the Navy llv*
our sailors.
IV
MkJ
timate,
iclp oi sound banking pracbe
gladly met at this Bank.
any event we shall be
have you call on us with
ss problem that confronts
y excuse for existence as
the Service we can ren;ider
us always.
VIERS BANK
JTH CAROLINA
I. NHWSOM M. L. RALEY,
V.-President Cashier.
< Plan Is Interesting
RINGS FOR AUTOMOBILES
1ARANTEED
Seal Piston Rings to give satisT
is properly installed. If, withthe
u xt should become dissatill
refund the money we receive
the rings, and the original inThe
rings should be returned
civcd. Ask for "Keep Upkeep
Yen COLUMBIA, S. C.
vj"* 823 Weit Cervais Street
A f>i THE MASTER j
MEDICINE j
kable Joy of Good Health Into I
s of Thousands.
ac A Ghance
^p/n V/i##
VMp m LTM I
lina five year* ago, it leaped immediity,
hundred* attested to it* great remte
digestive system, and a sales record
has been built up by satisfied users
n their systems again need toning up. I
:hesterfield by
.D DRUG COMPANY j
ic Dealer in Your Town." J
Barred Rocks
My m.itir;|s arc far bet
8jP EGGS $5 per 15
Special Co Poultry Club
Boys nnd Girls 42.50
Per Sitting.
[ Meehan
BRtlBLD. S. C.
LADY n
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MEREDITH
MCHObSON
Mystery! Intrig
in a Delightful Setting, Aho\
Fanciful Charm and
Eliminate the graceful narra
fascinating dialogue and th
make a sprightly comedy.
The author of " The House
" The Port of Missing Me:
/ successes, has shot anothei
sun of his genius. It w
? cheer ?a panacea for glo<
OUR NEX1
THE PEACE TREATY I
TAKES NEW TURN 11
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The Peace Treaty situation has p
taken another important turn. There c
has been placed before President Wil-i v
son a memorial, signed by twenty-live I
leading American citizens, proposing I
a compromise plan to bring about at
once the acceptance of the points of a
the Peace Treaty upon which there is \ I
agreement between Democratic and I f
Republican senators, leaving the con- v
troversial features such as Article X, ii
to a referendum or some other means o
of adjustment. Prominent among J1
those signing ure President Lowell of n
Harvard University. Cardinal Gib- a
bons, Hamilton Holt, and former At- f
torney General Wickersham. The d
signers represent both political par- s
ties and are mainly men who, fearing
that disaster will come upon the t
League idea if the United States does c
not enter the League shortly, advo- f
cate the plan in the hope that it will <i
be acted upon by the President or o
will inspire him to offer a compro- i
mise plan of such nature as will be il
speedily adopted by the Senate. Sim- i
ilar petitions are, according to the t
author of the plan being signed by I
large numbers of leading men I
throughout the country. r
The memorial reads as follows:
"With simple formality as mav be
consistent with propriety and the
hijfh respect we owe you, we desire
to present what is probably as.-, spon- t
taneous an appeal as wns ever pre- ^
sented to the President of the Re- <
public. Neither its inception nor t
signing is due to any peace society ]
or other organization, nor has any <
such contributed to them. f
''They come from the quiet and ?
voluntary efforts of one man, who i
merely wrote to men and women of i
distinction in suggestion of the ap- i
Lift off Corns!
Doesn't hurt a bit ar\d Freezone
costs only a few cents.
^t\?
Doesn't hurt a bit! Drop a little
Freezone on an aching corn, instantly
that corn stops hurting, then you
lift it right out. Yes, magic!
A tiny drop of Freezone costs but
o few cents at any drug store, but
is sufficient to remove every hard
corn, soft corn, or corn between the
toes, and the calluses, without soreness
or irritation.
Freezone is the sensational discovery
of a Cincinnati genius. It is
wonderful.
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:ue! Romance!
ttnding in Happy Incident*,
Rare Good Humor
tive and substitute equally
is clever little novel would
; of a Thousand Candles,**
n," and other nation-wide
brightening ray from the
ill amuse, entertain and
m and dark skies.
r SERIAL!
>eal of the proposal and found an
mazing response in its favor
vhich convinced him that he . had
ippealed to the real heart of the
teople. He then found an improvised
ommittee to promulgate the idea,
vhich committee consists of Messrs
Edmund Dwight, Herbert Houston,
Iamilton Holt and the writer.
"What we offer is more than an
.ppeal. As devoted friends of the
.eague of Nations, we very respectully
propose a plan by which the
vorld, and we as a part of it, may
mmediately enter upon the benefits
f our membership in the League of
Cations on whatever basis of agreement
may be immediately reached
n<l the irreconcilable points of difercncu
be settled later by referenum
or otherwise as may seem deirable.
"Thus you might take the quesion
of the adoption of your highst
ideals respecting the League ??f
Cations before the electorate and the
ipposing view be presented on the
ther hand, without the world waitng
for our aid and without subjectng
the vital question of our becomng
a part of the League of Nations
o the uncertainties and perils of a
artisan political campaign in which,
y entirely unforseen influences, all
nay be lost."
PITY THE POOR PACKER
In an investigation of alleged profieering
by packers being held in
A'ashington, a representative of one
>f the big packing concerns of Chi ago
testified that his company last
pear lost 70 cents per head on ev ry
cow that was slaughtered. But
>till tile business goes on. That con:ern
ought ot adopt the econmical
net hods of the bog packers that utily.ed
every particle of the hog, even
>ut the squeal iito the graphophone.
"ZIRON IS A
GOOD MEDICINE"
Siys Rock City, Ala. 6entleman, Afte
Having 6iven It Conscientious Trial.
Ziron isn new scientific combination o1
pure, Inorganic, official, U. S. Pharmacopeia
Iron, with the hypophosphitesof lim<
and soda and other valuable tonic ingredients,
recommended by the best medics
authorities in the treatment of aneml<
conditions.
Ziron helps to put iron into your blootl
and this helps to build strcngtn for you
when you are pale, weak, nervous, depressed.
Read what Mr. Sidney Fry, of Roci
City, Ala., says, and then try Ziron. H<
makes the following statement:
"Something over a week ago 1 U9e<!
Ziron for the first time. I was troubled
with indigestion and had a spell of weakness.
Ziron helped both troubles. I fcl
stronger and my stomach quit hurting. I
really feel that Zl.on is a good medicine
It surely helped me."
Your druggist will sell you Ziron on I
guarantee tliat if the first bottle does no
benefit you, he will refund the money yot
paid him.
Get a bottle of Ziron todayl
ZN is
Your Blood Needs
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The Farmers'
J. C. RIVERS, J. A.
President. Vice-P
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GET OUR PRICES
Car load of Cru3adcr, Famous
If you are in the market for H
the best, have several cars or hand
We can save you money on V
cd Feed Oats, Thoroughbred Mill ]
Seed Hulls, 16 per cent. Dairy Feci
Complete Line of Staple Groc
It will pay you to visit the big sto
FARMERS MERC;
Lucas A
3 TRAFFIC TRUCKS?ONE
2 CHALMERS TOURING CAF
LOOKING FOR SHIPMENT C
HAVING BOUGHT OUT TH
11 ARE BETTER PREPARED THAN
? OUR REPAIR DEPARTMENT?M
LCCAS AUT<
TO MY
Customers
I
You will find me
Store in front of his sta
Those who have
seed?Weigh them o
them in my seed hous
your pay.
Bring your cottor
store; all the buyers are
Have some 5
in Shoes.
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II Lawn is as important to the modei
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us show you the new Self-sharpe
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WELSH, P. M. THERRELL.
resident. Secretary-Treasurer
. BEFORE YOU BUY
i and Melrose Flour just received.
[ay it will pay you to see us, we carry
I and more coming in all the time,
irginia White Milling Corn, RecleanFeed,
Cotton Seed Feed Meal, Cotton
d and Sweet Feed,
eries.
re?the store that carries the goods.
ENTILE COMPANY
LUtO Go.
WITH PNEUMATIC TIRES.
IS.
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E WHITE AUTO COMPANY, WE
EVER TO GIVE YOU SERVICE IN
R. CHARLES WHITE IN CHARGE.
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i in Mr. W. H. Porter s
bles.
always sold me their
ver at the Depot, put
;e, come over and get
i over in front of the
5 over here now.
special Bargains
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fell worth the time and effort. A town,
udged by the outside appearance. The
m home as Paint, Varnish or Wall Papworry
with the old Lawn Mower, Let
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