Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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' I Ml I SERVICE M For Prompt ! your car to us competent worl the best oils am We are now prepared REPAIR and RECH ! SERVICE M I Main Street i BUILDING NEW AND SECOND HAN IALS, SASH, DOORS ON \ QUEEN QUALI1 RED CEDAR SHINGLES J. A If Your Need Is Legitii within the help ? tice, it will be d And in an; pleased to have any business p you. Our only e> a Bank is the er; so consider THE FARMI RUBY, SOUTH T. H. BURCH, R. M. NEV President. V.-F o ur Savings Flan GALVANIZE We are just in receipt of c feet of 2 inch Galvanized Pi| i other sizes. Car of Galvanized stock. We are agents for South B COLUMBIA SUPPLY ( TANU I I Has Brought the Unspeakable The Lives of 1 Give To He/i Introduced into South Carolina fiv ately into tremendoui popularity, hu edial value for ailments of the dige of unprecedented proportions has h who buy more TANLAC when theii SOLD IN CHEST CHESTERFIELD DF "There's a Tanlac Deal I CHAL1 II ! Mot Spot and I Solve a Serto, is f 5 f T TOT SPOT "bre i JLJL grade, inferior |5 and RamVhorn rushe. I thus formed to the c ; has a chance to re\ ' "mist." The result is 5 taneous combustion an* I mum power from " gas J LUCAS AL lilt A waammmammsaammmmmmttmBBaaa OTOR CO. Service bring . Repairs by men. We sell d parts. to OVERHAUL, ARGE Batteries. ] OTOR CO. I At Lucas Auto Co. Old Stand | MATERIAL D BUILDING MATER4AND. rY MANTELS $9.50 lARON sellers nfifp JS. ?- t&r*. %> y oL sound banking prac;ladly met at this Bank. y event we shall be 3 you call 011 us with roblem that confronts :cuse for existence as Service we can ren* us always. ilRS BANK CAROLINA I'SOM M. L. RALEY, 'resident Cashier. Is Interesting D PIPE ar of Pipe contain# 15,000 ?e and an assortment of Roofin# en route, some in end Lathes. COLUMBIA, S. C. 823 West Gervais Street f>i THE MASTER j MEDICINE I s Joy of Good Health Into j rhousands. { 2\ (Bharice j p You j e years aero, it leaned immerli. i ndrcds attested to its great reinstive system, and a sales record J >cen built up by satisfied users | r systems again need toning up. I ERF1ELD BY j UJG COMPANY { or in Your Town." I j VIE RS I Ram* s-horn L| us Problem jj$j| :aks up" the low [I j "gas" of the day, 1 3 the "dry cloud" J ylinders before it j B imiij. 'ii .. sag POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS FOR SHERIFF A. W. Hursey I wish to announce to the voters of Chesterfield county that I am a candidate for the office of Sheriff of said county, subject to the action of the Democrotic Primaries, p A. W. HURSEY. Jtmei T. Grant I hereby announce myself a candidate for the office of Sheriff of Chesterfield County, subject to the action of the Democratic Primaries, p JAMES T. GRANT. W. J. Tiller I hereby announce myself a candidate for the olP.ce of Sheriff for Chesterfield County, subject to the rules of the Democratic Patty, p W. J. TILLER. CLERK OF COURT W. P. Odom I shall be a candidate for Clerk of Court in the Democratic Primary | Election. W. P. ODOM. I. P. Mnngum Thanking my friends for their loy- , al support in tlie past, 1 hereby make | , application for re-election to the of1 lice of Clerk of Court, in the com ing Democratic primary election, p I. P. Mnngum. FOR TREASURER M. S. Watson I hereby announce myself as ;; candidate for Treaurer of Chesterfield County, subject to the action oi Democratic Party, p M. S. WATSON'. J. A. Welsh Thanking the voters of Chesterfield County lb.' past favors, 1 nn( nouncc myself a candidate for roj election to the office of County Yreas[ urer of Chesterleld County and will I annreciate von> smiim.it in il? : ing primary. p .!. \. WELSH. | FOR SUI'T. or EDUCATION B. J. Douglaot You arc authorized to announe my I candidacy for Superintendent of Education for Chesterfield County, object to rules of the Democratic Primary. p B. J. DOUGLASS, j FOR AUDITOR C. Jim Sellers j I hereby announce V %-.self a candidate for the ollicc of Auditor of Chos- i terfield County, subject to the de- ' cision of the Democratic Primary. > ' p C. JIM SELLERS.1 T. W. Eddies i Thanking the people of Chestcr! field County for past favors, 1 hereby ' | announce myself a candidate for re- ' ! election to the office of County Auditor for Chesterfield County, subject to the rule", of the Democratic Par-; ty. i 1 p T. W. EDI)INS. SOLICITOR J. Monroe Spears 1 hereby announce myself a candi1 date for re-election to the office of solicitor, subject to the rules of the Democratic Party. J. MONROE SPEARS i | ; HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES | L. C. Wan?amaker I hereby announce myself as a candidate for the House of Repre- i i sentatives subject to the rules of the ! Democratic Party. p L. C. WANNAMAKER. T. W. Turner j To the Democratic voters of Chesterfield County. I wish to announce that I am a candidate for re-election ! i to the olluse of Representatives from I our county, and I take this occasion j to thank you all for the handsome, vote you gave me two years aj;o, and 1 assure you if oiecteu I shall strive as earnestly to serve you in the lu-j ture as I have in the past, p T. W. 1 LEXER.' FOR CORONER \ I. R. Melton The friends of Mr. I. R. Melton have prevailed upon him to run for the oflice of Coroner, subject to the ru of the Democratic Party. ' p Friends of 1. R. Melton. Carl G. Morgan , Against my wife's w. i?:: i aiy friends' advice, i have decided lo ,:n for the office of Coronc *. If elected, 1 wii! thank you all. If defeated, 1 j v ill bluntc no one. j p ( Alii. (?. MORGAN. j E'li* D. Atkinson i ! Thanking my friends for the sup-' f t they gave me four years ago, 1 I hereby announce myself a candi dale for Coroner, subject to the j ! 'cniocrntic Primary. p ELLIS D. ATKiWON FOR COTTON WEIGHER H. A. W*t?on The friends of H. A. Watson an- : nouncc his candidacy for re-election to the office of Cotton Weigher, subject to the rules of the Democratic Primaries. p HIS FRIENDS, i Jink Whit? I horeby announce my candidacy for cotton weigher of Chesterfield subject to the Democratic Party. I wish, also, to thank my friends for the support they gave mo four years ago. p JINK WHITE. ' r,=, i i.B^jgMWpgHgy- ' aeagsBHgaagaaeaeart1,''ri i Patntll M*?h?n I hereby announce myself a can- f didate for the office of Cotton Weigh er for the town of Chesterfield. I PARNELI. MEEHAN. Ruby, S. C. J. C. Huntley I hereby announce myself a can i didate for cotton weigher at Ruby. ' S. C., subject to the rules of the Democratic Party. i p J. C. HUNTLEY", JR. B. R. Sellei* I hereby announce myself a candidate for cotton weigher at Ruby, S. C., subject to wishes of the Democratic Party. p B. R. SELLERS. FOR MAGISTRATE Thos. L. Teal I am a cundidate for re-election to the office of Magistrate of Court House Towsship, subject to the Democratic Primary. B"4 p THOS. L. 'J EAL. JE. DR. L. H. TROTH, Dental Surgeon Chesterfield, S. C. Office on second floor in Los . Building. All who desire ic y o r . nlf-fiflP Kan r> .r> /H.m" 1 1 ! have discontinued u;y visit:} to . A y.vi J. ARTHUR KNIGHT Atlorney-at-l.aw Otlicc in Cour. house Chesterfield, S. C. J: A .s N A i HUN I- F. V I ?Aitoi ni:yt ? I I. F.. Huunn, C. ! . Ilunley, (' h e r u w. C h c i 11' r li ? k Ofikos: The t'h rP r i I ! f*v, r-?oSc .-.f r !>..*-* Rldjf.. Che*raw ^ J. 7. RUTLEDGE, D. L. S. ) Dentist N, Having taken over tile (!; "> of Dr. I. L. MeManus, ! will 1?: i. I' tite land Tue.days and Mt. Cio^haii Wednesdays. Remainder of tin* time at flice in Chesterfield Dank building. A BIG COTTON CROP IN 1920 MAY SPELL D'PASTER In tin- face of all the' prise:.: .1: stucles to out* export li'.i ! the '' >u'i s preparing; to pitch the I c ton crop jio sililc, with the 1- ..si fe. d and food supplies and the hi prices for these supplies in her h> tory. If Southern agriculture ever ii a crit'cal stajre of its development it le: is this spring of 1920. With : hirecotton crop, and it is ah u i I > t ?'. ^ that wo cannot product' i d net! c a lnrpfo cotton crop und fa' ?ra' !< weather conditions, \vii!i hi^h ) t ie- d feeds to make this crop and a hot I production of feed crops in J{>20 Pecessitnlinp I.living feeds to make the cotton crop of 1021, e ;n ; iv ri to see what the irsuts will ! it am Southern agriculture t-.nd Smiilu.! t| husinc s prosperity! \ If there ever was time whet those who jj.ve thought and study t< > iculturai (jue-lio'ts should exert every elfurt toward inducing tht 'I planting l(f a large acreage in feed jj(i and fot> ! crops it is in this year of 11)20. In fact, it is now much more ' " important than even dining tinwar. ?The l'ripfressive Farmer. a'.u it i17 CITIES IN SOUTI, iu. DOUBLE THEIR POPULATION . a ____ (! > According to the ceases return 17 citie in the Smith have douidou __ tlieir population within I'm* post w > jftg years. These are: y^* Pop. now |l<?? Knoxville, T< tin 7 7.S1S Winston-Solemn, N. C. ... ! <,.'!! " ^ Miami, Fla . 20,f 8S St. Petersburg, ria. . . .1 1,2.17 ^ La Grange, (Ja 17,018 ?jg Poll Arthur Tex 22.2.71 3*2 Gastonia, N. C 12.S7I k ?, Townley, Ala 1,551 F ? Northport, Ala 1 ,<102 Chiekamaugun, Ga. 1,000 K? Granite Falls NT- 0. ...... 1,101 P"*St. Paul's, N. C 1,117 h~? Urigbton, Ala .1,005 F'aaklin, N. C 1,7:',.'; f Minilen, I.a 0,105 [jVl Moultrie, (la 0,780 Lift off Corns! Doesn't hurt a bit arxi Freezone \ ~ costs only a few cents. '"V hi.i.an'l l,i>, .. I.!* I h..?r. .. I :, 1. i t \1 fc/w* .- ! 1 Mill i (I UIV i I ' i II | I .1 llWlll ~y ^ Krcezone on on nehing corn, instantly that com ?,.ops hurting, then you Ir"*"lift it right out. Yes, magic! A tiny drop of h'reezonc costs hut j ^ o few cents at any drug store, but | is sufficient to remove every hnrd r* corn, soft corn, or corn between the | lfC toe.i, and the eallur.es, without sore-, ^ ness or irritation. Freezoni is th se nsational discovery of n Cincinnati genius It is j*2 wonderful. Ml ryrywipwXV WW*' " l.he Farm' J. C. RIVERS, President. iioice Michigan Ha] Car load of Crus If yon avo in the the bc-i, have several We can save yci ed Feed Oats, Thorov Seed Hulls, IF per cc Complete Line o Ii Aviil pay you to vi: ' A I? iTL&Mci Ity\0 l) M><liaiiicaltv ami crlenf Iflrolly (Tirnct for cr. iti sc urliy u.J' r all roa<J co.'idiUalis. l"..i ll:j;>. 1 I upi ?Ui r::uto both of Is ii.li.lt..,zr l Parai: I liar l!a?. j i f llm "IMl.r Tr* u" O.'.'l slralitlit Ciuli r f.ltut of tri i l ati) tlilrk tut.l'ir stu .J tl.at a ist Iti k.-^Unj Uui jnlinis ."LwaU vu." "ni - M r. 11 :<i <Ii11 \\ i. m . ;n> il : n party li i - ! ti> run l\ si 11*1 it Oil il:s 1' u \ pi: ;. 1 I aid t<> lit' nbout ; man ob- 11 < IKI1 p ! 111< < ]: si. >< ! i i! f ', t , | ' ; ! I .-liuulii itvt-i luvui t!u? W! Iio lift will impl ... < .. i j out 1 ?r i.f M?- -I . I !. s* ' <>. IIIMMIi \ Ti % ' ,,A f 4 " -#?>* .v ' f-! i . sn v - *t- ' " ) K ^ l r '* " 'Ort y j " ' i ?VV *&"> } v! ( . I: 1 -<i ! " ! i ! 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'<! i, inortjraxo est ' sab . .'? ^ ou'll (in?{ i-ritalvi'. < v ?ami I'm always ii?:r?. t 4 , ?p //i^ ^ f, ;;1 =."l . y"> >1- - P w y ' - r; !?nzSETT I All Our Millint Marked!, f->< :iU. - f 15 T!v>s Si it'-, Jp>j> As ..ii-;. : 1 ( r !\v, >>. ('. tr. MprrXBAu. Jl r ?*vhc.'j ?atr .imm vTTT r>:7 > 7^] VjfT'i 7? fc'Vii *> <4n t-i'.o. a ! .- .V / . .~a&* 4U Fr Ff if L. o +J -i^) J{ 4j e ^j ^7?' 1 R O N is the toni< j! A ?~J are run down, pal v< />,V4' j siuier irom lack <f1 t-fj Mood, kick or strength ir l" j .?/ W<* > **" M F" n n r r*- , ** J'-' A f; . : * P U . ^ ?. h 11 u ^ h II !i fc k V y B v ' j a preparadon <>f pure iro with hypophosphites oi r and oilier valuable in re j -'j \. i-i ;-ai? 1 'rtpi *rtO? I AUn ami women ;'^0k Ziroti, unite i:i its i ai builder and genera! t?>1 ac and nerves. It its mild " ^C 1 less and contains no hat )\ Z1UON is not a patent r // remedy. The ingreiiicr the label. Eminent pin their therapeutic value. y package. Try a bottle today 1 >y Druggists in $1. Bottle upply you, send us tiie money and v )RUG A CliEMiCAL CO., Cliati XIHIl&TiniEM] 1 yryv.w a 1 Ull lot received, ee us, we carry all the time. Corn, Reclean:d Meal, Cotton ries the goods. CMP ANY EST . /"i ? ?> r -?^ ^ ; o r j ; rt y [f K!!' ,? i . 1 J".':" . 5 ; 11 i: r?* f ' i. Vco Falir'.IO< (1 M (' ! :c I "w .U ; ' 'n* i'. * XLC iO i. ? V ?Vi *_ ^ ?, vi jfe..' -" J y' N m&amane&h;: ... ;: Mtf ; ' GASOLINE SYSTEMS >il Tanks and Pumps, Air ipressors. Computing Scales >r Seal's. Show Cases. Acnt Uojiis! ts, liebuilt. Cash islers. Safes. Store Fixtures. HAMILTON SALES CO. Columbia. S. C. t? ? mi >? r >hmt?t : you need if you *gA e, weak, nervous, ^3 of iron in your 1 your system. i | I r? " ': ft * ? I Levtu ^ u mi's, combined F lime and soda, tl U iltS. "H"! *Tr T 7, Ji . G &1 P3| who have used . j as a strength p2^ nic for the blood t I in action, harm. F-*r3 ^it-forming drugs. i . ~Ji ncdicine or secret P3j its arc printed on >'i.icians agree on - ^ Full directions ve will ship direct tanooga, Tenn.