Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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f | SERVICE I f < For Prompt your car to l I! competent wo || the best oils a 1 We are now prepar (: ' | REPAIR and REC i I QCDVirr ! | iJJL.IV ? 1V/L 1 11 Main Street I; t | BUILDING NEW AND SECOND H/ IALS, SASH, DOORS O: QUEEN QUAL RED CEDAR SHINGLES J??MM???? If Your Need 1 within the he tice, it will b< And in i f pleased to \r< any business you. Our only a Bank is tl er; so consic THE FARM RUBY, SOU! T. H. BURCH, R. M. IN President. \ Our Savings P GASOLINE AND KJ Just received carload o1 gines from 2 to 12 Horse Pov line Engin^ Drag Saws c> eliminates danger and save 1,' V made good at Factory during COLUMBIA SUPPLY < ?? 4 i ii ma mm mm mm TANL, * Has Brought the Unspeaka The Lives c Give Tanla To He Introduced into South Carolina ately into tremendous popularity, edial value for ailments of the d of unprecedented proportions ha who buy more TAN LAC when t SOLD IN CHE CHESTERFIELD "There's a Tanlac D | Hot Spot and R I CHAI l| to Digest Pres into very | Hg U f|^E> y.fWVWTH,.*.1''!,- .aiif " WOTOR CO. . Service bring js. Repairs by rkmen. We sell nd parts. ed to OVERHAUL, | HARGE Ba? eri *s. J MOTOR CO. At Lucas Auto Co. Old Stand MATERIAL \ND BUILDING MATERN HAND. JTY MANTELS $9.50 AARON SELLERS = imate, lp oL sound banking prac3 gladly met at this Bank. qnv pvpnf wtc* chall Ko ? - - J -W ? V> ? ? V f T V/ U1IU1I l_/v? ive you call on us with ; problem that confronts excuse for existence as le Service we can ren-< ler us always. IERS BANK H CAROLINA IEWSOM M. L. RALEY, ^.-President CtthUr. Ian Is Interesting UROSENE ENGINES I Gasoline and Kerosene Enrer. Portable Saw Rigs. Gasoontrolled by Clutch which is time. Any defective part : life of Engine. COLUMBIA, s. c. 823 West GenrtU Street i p Iffi MASTER 'VL/ MEDICINE II ble Joy of Good Health Into || f Thousands. I rc 7\ Ghance >/p You , five year* ego, it leaped immedihundreds attested to its great remligestive system, and a sales record is been built up by satisfied users heir systems again need toning up. :STERFIELD BY DRUG COMPANY ' am s-horn Enable .MERS Ij P'iil ' en t-day Gasoline jj ' f Spot heats ancPbreaka ? )" the raw, heavy "gas" j fine particles. Then ! rn hurries it, before it jjL. ense, to the cylinders. ilts are astonishing. r . *? J $ UTO CO. j , mmmmmmmmm?mmmn? ?????? POLITICAL ANN OUNCE MR NTS FOR SHERIFF A. W. Hwmjt I wish to announce to the voters of Chesterfield county that I am a candidate for the oifice of Sheriff of said county, subject to the action of the Deinocrotic Primaries, p A. W. HUB6EY.! Juimi T. Grant | I hereby announce myself a candidate for the office of Sheriff of Che;forfl olrl Ponn cnki'Ai.1 * ? *1 * - i uvuiivj, iiuujcci IU LUC uciiun ' of the Democratic Primaries, p JAMES T. GRANT. W. J. TilUr I hereby announej myself a candidate for thj oiP.ce of Sheriff for Chesterfield County, subject to the j rules of the Democratic Paity. 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. Mangum Thanking my friends for their loyal support in the past, 1 hereby make 1 application for re-election to the office of Clerk of Court, in the com,ing Democratic primary election, p I. P. Mangum. Walter J. Douglatc I hereby announce myself as a candidate for Clerk of Court of Chesterfield County, subject to the rules of the Democratic Party. WALTER J. DOUGLASS. FOR TREASURER M. S. Walton I hereby announce myself as a candidate for Treaurer of Chesteri _ I 1 . - ueiu tiouniy, suDject to the action of Democratic Party. p M. S. WATSON. | J. A. Welsh Thanking the voters of Chesterfield County for past favors, I announce myself a candidate for reelection to the office of County Treas- i urer of Chesterleld County and will j appreciate your support in the com- i ing primary. ] p J. A. WELSH. ] FOR SUPT. OF EDUCATION B. J. Douglass You are authorized to announe my J candidacy for Superintendent of Edu- 1 cation for Chesterfield County, subject to rules of the Democratic Pri- 1 mary. 1 p B. J. DOUGLASS. 1 FOR AUDITOR ' C. Jim Sailors I hereby announce myself a candi- < date for the office of Auditor of Ches- < terfield County, subject to. the de? ] cision of the Democratic Primary, p C. JIM SELLERS. i T. W. Eddins ( Thanking the people of Chester- i field County for past favors, I hereby announce myself a candidate for re- i election to the office of County Auditor for Chesterfield County, subjeet to the rules of the Democratic Par- i ty. , p T. W. EDDINS. Rni.iriTnn J. Monroe Spoors I hereby announce myself a candidate for re-election to the office of solicitor, subject to the rules of the Democratic Party. J. MONROE SPEARS HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES L. C. Waa?amak?r 1 I hereby ^announce myself as a candidate for the House of Repre' nentatives subject to the rules of the ! Democratic Party. p L. C. WANNAMAKER. 1 T. W. Tumor To the Democratic voters of Ches- 1 terfield County. I wish to announce that I am a candidate for re-election i ! to the oHuse of Representatives from ' f our county, and I take this occasion : to thank you all for the handsome i vote you gave me two years ago, and j I assure you if elected I shall strive <>n carucmiy 10 serv.: you in ine IUture as I have in the past p T. W. TLP.NER.! FOR CORONER I. R. Melton The friends of Mr. I. R. Melton have prevailed upon him to run for i the office of Coroner, subject to the I rules of the Democratic Party. I p Friends of I, R. Melton. Carl G. Morgan Against my wife's wishes and my friends' advice, I have decided to run' i for the office of Coroner. If elected, I will thank you all. If defeated, I will blame no one. p CARL G. MORGAN. A F.llii IV A iLtninll Thanking my friends for the sup- ^ port they gave me four years ago, I hereby announce myself a candidate for Coroner, subject to the j Democratic Primary. !p ELLIS D. ATKINSON White L. Pet* I hereby announce myself a candidate for the Ace of Coroner of Cheaterfield .County, subject to the rules i and regulations of the Democratic ' 'Party. | gg?MBMiifi FORCOWNtR G. H. Gulledge I hereby announce my^!*' r candidate for the office of Coroner o-" Chesterfield County, subject lo the rules of the Democratic Primary end will oppreciato an^ suppo:t gl\e i mo. p G. H. GULLEDQE. TOR COTTON WEIGHER H. A. Walton The friei.d3 of II. A. Watson nnoounce Idr. c.tndid .cy ?>v ie-"d??e.; >n t'; vlic oli.ce of Cotton Weiti-ri, yc\ ject to the ru!es of the Democratic i>_: A ft IIUAft lCS. P HIS FRIENDS. Jink White I hereby announce my candidacy for cotton weigher of Chesterfield subject to the Democratic Party. I wish, also, to thank my friends for the support they gare me four years ago. p JINK WHITE. P&rnell Meehen I hereby announce myself a canlidute for the office cf Cot'.Mi Weigh"r for the town of Chcoterfi.U. PARNEU. MEF.HAN. Ruby, S. C. J. C. Huntley I hereby announce myself u candidate for cotton weigher at ltuby, S. C., subject to the rules of the Democratic Party. p J. C. HUNTLEY, JR. B. R. Sellei t hereby announce myself a candidate for cotton weigher j-t Ruby, S. C.. subirrt to wi?bp? nf iKn cratic Party. p B. R. SELLERS. FOR MAGISTRATE Tho?. L. Tul I am a candidate for re-election to the office of Magistrate of Court House Towsship, subject to the Democratic Primary. p THOS. L. TEAL. FOR MAGISTRATE C. B. Brock I hereby announce mytelf a candidate for the office of Magistrate for Court House Township, subject to the rules and regulations of the Democratic Primary, p C. B. BROCK. . f CHESTERFIELD ROUTE 4 Mr. Oscar Lisenby and Miss Grace . Ballard made a flying trip to Chcraw Sunday afternoon. Mr. Elisha Huntley and sister, Miss Cara Mae Huntley, were pleasant callers Sunday of Miss Mary Sellers. Mr. Hurley Lisenby spent the week-end in Dillon visiting friends. Mrs. Theat Hancock and children, [>( Cheraw, were visiting at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Lisenby Sunday. Mr. Carl Gaskins and sisters were miting in Wadesboro Sunday. Mr. Dove Oliver and family, of j Georgia, are visiting Mr. Oliver's parents. Miss Grace Rivers and little Bister, Ncoma, called at the home of Mr. N. L. Lisenby Sunday. Mr. Ross Rushing was visiting at the home of Mr. E. W. Huntley Sunday night. Mr. Bennie Atkinson was the dinner guest Sunday of Mr. Coit Lisenby. Mr. Minor Gaskins and Mr. Claud Rivers were motoring on Route 4 Sunday. What has become of Hopewell, has she gone to sleep? ALL FAVOR GOOD ROADS Florence Times. Florence County in holding an election to vote on a bond issue of |450,000 for good roads is taking her; place with the leading counties of the State. The election is to be held on June 22 and is practically certain to carry. In these times there are | few who care to admit of their back- j ut/nrvlnpao Kv vonfilMnt* tn /\rmniia onv 1 " ? ? - ?ft w W|/pv?v mm., j sane proposition making for good ! roads. LIFT CORNS OR a CALLUSES OFF < | Doesn't hurt! Lift any com or ! callus off with fingers ^ - UP Don't Muuers A tiny bottle of Freezone costs but a few cents at any drug store. Apply a lew drops on the corns, calluses and "hard skin" on bottom of feet, then Hftthem off. When Freezone re maws corns from the toes or calluses 'from the bottom of feet, the skla? beneath is left pttrk and healthy and never sore, " - ww w 1 ,i>f i ij | Tested Eighteen to Prove Perfi r I ^WO year* ago a puncture-] X was unheard of. i Manv prmi?rt? ViolimTA,! #1.'. j wvaavtvu uic ment in pneumatic tire-mak reached with the productioi puncture-proof?the only on< Motorists naturally looked to 1 ture-proof cord. LEG haa succeeded in building has all the economy and resilie cord tires. It practically elimi tread separation, broken sidev common tire troubles. And it is ture-proof t For 18 months this tire wai before being offered to the puh lightly and as smoothly as a cc puncture-proof feature. It was on fuel and oil. It was easier 01 I it outlasted cord tires that teen I proof! Let us demonstrate the econc LEE CORD PUNCTURE-PROG Farmers Harch * Smile at um 0 The Farm J. C. RIVERS, President. Choice Michigan Ha; Car load of Crui If you are in the the best, have severa We can save yo ed Feed Oats, Thoroi Seed Hulls, 16 per ce Complete Line o It will pay you to vi FARMERS B of a well-furnished home is the ti natural that uV.^nl/1 ** ui?v unvuiu viciiiauu Home-comfort, in its highes a desire for harmony, contentme Such comfort as the tasteful store as you will see by an insped It's pleasure to show you wh Faimeis j Alabama Mil i i i Stomach Troubles Made Hi But Now Always ! DO YOU enjoy your meals? Eat without the dread of the after effect?? Lack of appetite, and a dlsgreeable, sick-at-the-stomach feeling after meals, usually indicate that your digestive organs are not working properly. As a result, you will feel weak, lose weight and lack the energy that is to he derived from well-digested food. A valuable help in correcting such SendiUeas is mentioned by the Rev. I B. K. MfXeasle, of Routs L Section, \ H I S1EIBEISB Months I | ection J proof cord tirfc y|| * final dftvfclnfl* X' I m " I r ing had been /. ;v ' 1 '] i of a Fabric / *** e, the LEE. / LEE for a pone* / 5 sticE a tire. It I ncy of the best nates blowouts, \.:/ ,v rails and other positiveI" punc ^TWffflPMl i cruelly tested 1^ 4 I lie. It rode aa k y J >rd without the if 1 as economical Vf^ ^ 1 tubes. And? \\f e not puncture lr^ ^ 1 >my of the new IK* lF- 1* * ,^4 'Vare Go. Cord of Fabric \j||* Piinrf???o wwJftVP*1 WUVVMI^ * IWi Tires 1 Miles" * ers' Merc J. A. WELSH, P. 1 Vice-President. Secrc y wider, Famous and Melrose Flo ! market for Hay it will pay yoi 1 cars on hand and more comin u money on Virginia White Mi ughbred Mill Feed, Cotton Seei :nt. Dairy Feed and Sweet Feec >f Staple Groceries, sit the big store?the store tha 1ERCANTILI rst desire of every woman's he surroundings in keeping with t sense is that which money ca lit, peace. women of this city and commu tion of our line of furniture. at we have, whether you wish Hardware lister Relieved r?/ c:~i. \m?# t?j HI I CCl OK At Ul JVIZUI J I MVS, Enjoys His Meals. Ala., who writes: "1 had stomach tro'u ble. When 1 would go to eat, I wouk turn sick. I took one bottle of Zlron and It cured me. Am always read: for my meals and enjoy them. I thlnl It Is a fine medicine." If your food hurts you, If your appe tlte Is poor, If you are pale, weak an< run-down, and have other symptom that Indicate your system needs help try Zlron. It will put Iron Into youi blood and help build you up. Take 1 according to directions, and If no benefited by the first bottle, the money back guarantee win protect yon. Ask your druggist. \ ( LEE Cord Puncture _ antile Co. VI. THERRELL. stary-T reasurcr $50.00 a Ton >ur just received, u to see us, we carry g in all the time. Uing Corn, Kecleani Feed Meal, Cotton I. t carries the goods. COMPANY tw.~. """ . it art. and it is nothing more than her tastes. nnot buy. It is the fulfillment of llitv mull i... I 1 ..v.'n > ni'i,t i'miimi tit our to buy or not. Company DEATH OF LITTLE MILDRED ELI.EN JOHNSON I . Sad indeed is the home of Mr. and Mrs. L. O. Johnson since the death I angel came and took the little two' year old daughter, Mildred Ellen to | her last long rest. She passed away on i June 2nd., leaving vacant a place that J can never be tilled. ^ We all shall have our time to go, [ When e'er He think it best; [ He now has chosen a little soul I And laid her down to rest, t I Just like a little flown-, ' It, too, to Him must yield, It serves its lifetime out, Then drops upon the field. ^