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W I 'I" Ij II | SLATS' DIARY v Friday?The mellon colly days has cum the saddest of the year. A skool next week the lessons will B< very hard I fear. Ma diddent thinl so much of my Propasishun as rc Harding work in the Editors oftis ir Sted of going 2 skool. So I will try 2 Please her. Or get a whaleing. 1 will sweep out just the same in the a. m. & run errands in the Evenings. Saturday?pa herd if you go 2 a surtin place down 2 the city which has a neer Beer bar & ast fer a surtin kind of drink you wood get reel likker. He went. When he came home I herd him telling mister Gillem it was a awful hard job getting a drink down 2 the City?the bar was so aw fullj crowded. He never monshund it in front of ma. Sunday?the sunday skool teecher ast me who was the wisesc man in the world which was a easy 1. I sed Solomon & she sed what maid him wise & 1 sed becaws he had so many wifes. phe ast what I ment & I sjd One wife will open enny man eyes for him then 7 hundred should ought 2 make a skollar of him. Monday?skool begun. They is only 1 consolashun 2 me in comeing 2 skool & that is I can see Jane when Ever I look her way. She has groan more beautifullcr dureing the Summer seeson. Also more sassy, she acks so much more independent. Tuesday?a lotta relashuns of pa come today 2 Visit us. pa was going 2 the store 2 buy sume food 2 eat & cuddent find his purse, ma found it on the liberry Table, she sed 2 him You should ought 2 be more care full with yure money as so menny peepul is around. Pa replyed & sed. Oh there issent no danger they are all my Folks. Wednesday?teeeher grouchy. I staid in. Thursday?pa tuk ma & me2 the vawdevill show tonite & 1 time they was a girl setting in a bath tub. You cud just see her sholders which was bear. Some guy in the audienta which ' SERVICE M< We are able to guaran we have repair men who kn We can safely guarante your car because none but tl We make the price as 1 Grade Work because wc ru Saving Cash Basis. A trial is all we ask. Service P I Main Street I If Your Need I Legiti within the help of be gladly met at th And in any ever you call on us with front you. Our only ex the Service we can i THE FARM RUBY, SOUT1 T. H. BURCH, R. M. N President. V Our Savings PI ATTENTION OIL Mil Do not forget that we c tors, Oil Cups, Lubricators, grades of Rubber Belt, Leatl ^ Belt; Pipe, Valves, Fittings, ; COLUMBIA SUPPLY i ItanL I Has Brought the Unspeaka The Lives r | ; Give Tanla To I ! Introduced into South Carolini toljr into tremendous popularity, dial value for ailments of tho < of unprecedented proportion* hi who buy mora TANLAC whan I SOLD IN CHI CHESTERFIELD P^PiiiHPPRPPRII was 3 thirds lit Up started whtaaaling the Star Spangled Banner & the usher sed Whatchu meen. & the guy sed I want 2 make her stand up. Pa he 3 laffed & ma kicked my Shin by ackt sident. WASTE OF WOMAN POWER ( Several months ago I had a serious r disappointment, one that concerned I the heart of contentment in our farm homes. It was the month that we had the letters about improved methods of doing the family washing. Can you believe that out of almost 700 letters received only five told of really efficient equipment for the work, only 32 were partly supplied with improved equipment and, as far as one could tell by the letters, 592 depended on woman muscle power to haul the water, fill tubs, place CMC door iron pot and do 60 other things that could and should be done by machinery. Where absolute poverty exists there may be some excuse, but on most of these farms there are improved methods of farming. Why should house work be done as our grandmothers did it? Women, you have brains, why are they not used? It is harder for us women to get things than for men because when a man feels the need of something he gets it if the money to pay for it exists. The woman in many a home has to convince the man of the need and she gets brain fag before she accomplishes it and prefers to go on as before. Wise are the men who help their wives to save strength' for better things. Strength is a definite thing: if it is spent for lifting tubs it cannot go to the unborn child, nor to brain power, nor to the energy back of the inspiration that is imparted to children for higher things.?Tho Progressive ; Farmer. ooo nai proven it will cure Mala-1 ria. Chill* and Fever, Billion* Fever, Cold* and LaGrippc. It kills the germs that cause the lever. Fine Ton- i j ic. 39 OTOR CO. I ow their business. | . e the parts wc sell or put into j J le best come into our shop. f I ow as is consistent with High j n our business on the Money j I ^otor Co. | At Lucas Auto Co. Old Stand j i s fmate, I sound banking practice, it will is Bank. it we shall be pleased to have any business problems that contuse for existence as a Bank is 'ender; so consider us always. IERS BANK HI CAROLINA EWSOM M. L. RALEY, '.-President Cashier. Ian Is Interesting _LS AND GINNERIES :arry a large stock of InjecAlso two or three high ler Belt and Genuine Gandy Backing and Boiler Tubes. COLUMBIA, S. C. V^V/. h23 West Gervais Street a THE MASTER | fVV/ MEDICINE j II ible Joy of Good Health Into f Thousands. re A Ghance tip You i five years ago, it leaped immedi, hundred* attested to it* great remiigeitive ijrittm, and a sales record ks been built up b}' satisfied users I their systems again need toning up. ESTERFIELD BY DRUG COMPANY PREMIU (Continued From 1 bian Plymouth Rock, Sil\ Wyandotte, White Wyanc Partridge Wyandotte, Silv< Columbian Wyandotte, Bla Dominique, S. C. Rhode Is Island Red, Buckeye. Note?In Barred Plymc the following classes: Exh Hen, Pullet and Pen; Cockei Pen, and Pullet-bred Cock, classes in all. Class 2?Ash Light Brahma, Dark Br tridge Cochin, White Cochi Langshan, White Langshan. Class 3?Mediter S. C. White Leghorn, R. Brown Leghorn, S. C. Buff I horn. Silver Leghorn, S. C. Black Minocra, S. C. Whit* Minorca, W. F. Black Spani C. Mottled Ancona, R. C. M Class 4?Engl White Dorking, Silver Dorking, Red Cap, S. C. Bufl Orpington, S. C. White Orpi ington, any other variety Oi White Cornish, White Lace Speckled Sussex, Light Suss< Class 5?Haml Silver Spangled Hamt Hamburg, Silver Penciled H Class 6?Poli W. C. Black Polish, I Bearded Silver Polish. Bean Bearded Golden Polish, Nor White Polish, Buff Laced P< Class 7?Frer Houdan, Creve Coeur, 1 olle, Salmon Faverolle, any c Class 8?Contin Silver Campine, Golden Can Class 9?Miscelli Buttercups, Lakenveldei Class 10?< Black Breasted Red, W ish, Red, Pyle, Pit Red, Pi1 Blacks, Pit Greys, Pit Blues, Cornish, Indian White. Class 11?Ori Bantams, Game Black Br Pyle, Game White and Blac Black Partridge, Seabright any color Japanese, Black ar Class 12?1 Entry fee Prizes: 1st, $1.50 Wild. Bronze. Naratrans Slate, White Holland. Class 13?' Entry fee 25c Prizes: 1st, $1.0 Only to be shown in together. Pekin, Aylesburg, Roue ner, Blue Swedish, Gray Ca Muscovy, White Muscovy, B1 White. Class 14?1 Entry fee Prizes: 1st, $1.0 Toulouse, Embden, Af Chinese White, Egyptian, Bi STOCK DEPA F. W. Rivers, Su] (Open to the An entry fee of $1.00 w trios must be in the hands < vember 5th. If only one entry, third if only two entries, second a awarded. CLASS I?J] Bull, 1 years old and over . Bull, 2 years old; under 3. . Bull, 1 year old; under 2. . . Bull, under one year Cow, 3 years old and over . Cow, 2 years old ; under 3. . Heifer, 1 year; under 2. . . . Heifer calf, under 1 year . . CLASS II?GI Bull, 3 years and over .... Bull, 2 years and under 3 . . Bull, 1 year and under 2 . . . Bull, under 1 year Cow, 3 years and over .... Cow, 2 years and under 3. Heifer under 2 years Heifer, under 1 year CLASS III?II Bull, 3 years and over .... Bull, 2 years and under 3 . . Bull, 1 year and under 2 . . . Bull, under 1 year Cow, 3 years and over .... Cow, 2 years and under 3. Heifer under 2 years Heifer, under 1 year CLASS IV?H Bull, 3 years and over Bull, 2 years and under 3 . . Bull, 1 year and under 2 . . . Bull, under 1 year Cow, 3 years and over .... Cow, 2 years and under 3. Heifer, 1 to 2 years Heifer under 2 years Heifer, under 1 year CLASS V?( Clfarln lorunv !i vru nr #v Best Grd Guernsey, 2yrs or < SWINE DEPA T. H. DOUGLASS, (Competion Open Entries close Novembe accepted unless mailed on c Entries shall be made Association and must be ad ^jtOT^hesteitfeld, S. C. ^ M LIST | >r*o*dJa* P?f*l ] rer Wyandotte, Golden lotte, BufT Wyandotte, sr Penciled Wyandotte, ck Java, Mottled Java, land Red, R. C. Rhode? >uth Rocks there will b.: ibition Cock, Cockerel, rel-bred Hen, Pullet and Cockerel, and Pen?11 itic Class ahma, Buff Cochin, Parn, Black Cochin, Black ranean Class C- White Leghorn, R. C. jeghorn, R. C. Buff LegBlack Minocra, R. C. > Minocra, R. C. White ish, Blue Andalusian, S. otiled Ancona. lish Class Gray Dorking, Colored F Orpington, S. C. Black ngton, R. C. White Orprpington, Dark Cornish, d Cornish, Red Sussex, ex. aurg Class >urg, Golden Spangled amburg, Golden Pencilish Class Jearded Golden Polish, ded White Polish, Nonl-Bearded Silver Polish, olish. ich Class LaFleche, White Faver>ther variety Faverolle. lental Class ipine. ineous Class rs, Frizzles, Silkies. Grames hite Crested Black Polt White, Pit Muffs, Pit Pit Dominiques, Indian lamental easted Red, Game Red k Cochins, White Buff, Silver, Golden, Polish; id White tailed. 'urkeys 50c ; 2nd, $1.00 iett, Buff, Bourbon Red, Ducks per pair 0; 2nd,50c pairs. Old and young n, Cayuga, Indian Run11, White Call, Colored lack East India, Crested Geese 25c 0; 2nd,60c rican, Chinese Brown, iff, Wild. RTMENT perintendent World) 11 u ? ? l l All nn ill uc timi^t'u. nu en)f the Secretary by Noprize will be awarded; md third prizes will be ERSEYS . 1st 2d 3d . . . $5.00 $3.00 $2.00 . . . 3.00 2.00 1.00 . . 3.00 2.00 1.00 . . . 3.00 2.00 1.00 . . . 6.00 3.00 2.00 . . . 4.00 2.00 1.00 . . . 3.00 2.00 1.00 . .. 3.00 2.00 1.00 JERNSEY ...$5.00 $3.00 $2.00 . . . 3.00 2.00 1.00 . . . 3.00 2.00 1.00 . .. 3.00 2.00 1.00 . . . 6.00 3.00 2.00 <t no !* 00 '2.00 ! ! 33)0 2.00 1.00 . . . 3.00 2.00 1.00 OLSTEIN ..$5.00 $3.00 $2.00 . . 3.00 2.00 1.00 . . 3.00 2.00 1.00 . . 3.00 2.00 1.00 . . 6.00 3.00 2.00 . . 4.00 3.00 2.00 . . 3.00 2.00 1.00 . . 3.00 2.00 1.00 EKEFORD ...$5.00 $3.00 $2.00 . . . 3.00 2.00 1.00 . . . 3.00 2/00 1.00 . .. 3.00 2.00 1.00 . . . 6.00 3.00 2.00 . . . 4.00 3.00 2.00 . . . 3.00 2.00 1.00 . . . 3.00 2.00 1.00 . .. 3.00 2.00 1.00 jRADES ver $4.00 $3.00 $2.00 aver 4.00 3.00 2.00 kRTMENT Superintendent to the World) r 5th, 1920. No entries >r before closing date, with Secretary of Fair dressed to T. E. Mulaoy, 1 '"W ' try- No animal allowed oi properly entered. Every animal must be r be able to produce certific quest of the Superintendent or is injured so that it can may be substituted by a pr< No entry is necessary f All hogs on exhibition M., November 9th, 1920. must remain in the space as November 12, 1920, except perintendent. Sows 2 years old or ov must nave piouucea living preceding September 1. l'j: age must have sired pigs ft time. If only one entry, you 1 Two entries second and thi Definition < "Aged" animals must fore September 1, 1918. "Senior" yearlings mus or after September 1, 191: 1919. "Junior" yearlings mus or after March 1, 1919, a: 1919. "Senior" pigs must ha after September 1, 1919, an "Junior" pigs must ha after March 1, 1920. "Get of Sire" must cons sired by one boar and ownec "Produce of Dam" mu any age. farrowed by one b< one litter, and owned by ex "Sow and litter" must r l Aged Boar i Senior Yearling Boar ... Junior Yearling Boar . . .i Senior Boar Pig j Junior Boar Pig Aged Sow Senior Yearling Sow. ... Junior Yearling Sow .... Senior Sow Pig Junior Sow Pig j n^t < vi kji i v; j < Produce of Dam ! Sow and Litter 1 J Grand Champion Boar . . ? Grand Champion Sow . .! ? KITCHEN DEP Mrs. A. W. Hursey, (Open to \ No entry fee will be < Chesterfield County, to out) cents will be charged for ea All entries must be in tary by November 5th 192( Jelly Best Apple Best Grape Best Plum Best Blackberry Children Unde Best Apple Best Blackberry Pickl Best Display Best Cucumber Best Peach (sweet) Best Pear (sweet) Best Mixed Best Catsup Vegetal Best Soup Best Jar Beans Best Jar Tomatoes Best Jar Cabbage Best Jar Garden ePas Best Jar Field Peas Best Jar Butter Beans' (To Be Conti Gluttons for Pi Lee Tires ask no favors of On rough country roads tl travel almost unharmed ov ting points that would tear less sturdy tires. On p? boulevards Lee Tires we* ingly and pleasingly slow. If you knew liow to make t the best would satisfy you the kind you'd build. So thoroughly good are Lc< get an entirely new idea of satisfaction from the first < its show you why. J he J&e, To. Farmers H'd'vi till -$mile r i grounds, except those egistered. Exhibitor must ate of registry upon re- , In case an animal dies Bu not be exhibited another oper showing. 'or Championship, must be in place by 9 A. All hogs on exhibition Bigned them until 4 P.M. by permission of the Sut ., er to be eligible to show bui pigs wiiaiii iz mourns ? 20, and all boars of like irrowed within the same will receive third money, rd money. of Ages have been farrowed belt. CI t have been farrowed on 8, and before March 1. t have been farrowed on ? .. .1 V, ..C O i V -i mi uciwu oupiemuer i, ? I ve been farrowed on or I d before March 1. 1920. | ve been farrowed on or I ist of 4 animals, any age, ? 1 by exhibitor. I st consist of 4 animals, j jar, but not necessary of j hibitor. . lot be less than 5 pigs. st 2d 2d 4lh 5th | 3 5 | 3 | Rib. j Rib. j 5 3 2 Rib. ; Rib. j 5 3 3 Rib. , Rib. , 3 2 1 Rib. 1 Rib. 3 2 1 Rib. Rib. 1 y ; 5 3 Rib. i Rib. i 5 3 2 Rib. Rib. | 5 3 2 i Rib. Rib. i 3 2 1 Rib. Rib. . 3 2 1 Rib. Rib. 3,5,3, Rib. Rib. 1 3 5 3 Rib. Rib. I 3 5 3 j Rib. ! Rib. I Ml! i > I | I ! >? 'ARTMENT F l Superintendent mal Vorld) Xer charced to Ionia Vs side an entry fee of 25 nan <?h article. ,ess the hands of the seerej Grt Mr. r 1st 2d $1.00 .50 Cat 1.00 .50 ft*1 1-00 .50 1.00 .50 i.ata ? .-? * * Ham r 12 i ears the $1.00 .50 per? 1.00 .50 fnfla p restv c will $5.00 $2.00 <1;;af 1.00 .50 1.00 .50 ?y?t 1.00 .50 any' 1.00 .50 ^la< 1.00 .50 bles ? $1.00 .50 .. 1.00 .50 ( 1.00 .50 Co] 1.00 .50 Flc 1.00 .50 coi 1.00 .50 Re 1.00 .50 nued) r v V inishment , i the road. ,) / / leir tough treads Tlrf*/ er sharp and jut- /' the heart out of // ived streets and ir down surprismm ires and none hut yl , the Lee Tire is The Zig-Zag Trc 5 Tires that you'll Mrehanlcallv and aolrnt ( < Oirurl fur treated ? tire mileage and u,"J,-r " ,o,d j A *"d ^7 >ne you try. Lot te ?n ^ eitra wide, heavy tread ^ liar Ilaaes of the "Pine ai.l atralaht Center I. trrail err thick rubber -T% /-j/L.-frS, tliat knalat In keeptn Cs" ebwii "luad on " Tires' at Mile/ " * A ^ _. Ml, H H. TROTTI, ^HH SargMi Chesterfield, S. C. DfTice on second floor in Roei sB 'H ilding. 9 9 ' ink of Cheraw BIdg., Cheraw 9 DH. J. T. RUTLEDGE 9 n.-ntr?! Su"geon \? ". V.., d Tuesday and Wednea- \B r ii.di-r of time ut Chester- ?P i ll i *<* in Kunk r\f ('hpsi nrfiAM M J. ARTHUR KNIGHT 9 Attorney-at-Law 1 Office in Courthouse m Chesterfield, S. C. 1 HANNA & HUNLEY ?Attorneys? E. Hanna, C. L. Hunley, icraw. Chesterfield Offices: *| The Courthouse, Chesterfield I : j .-5, i zj ANTI-f[RMfHTj i fl 2 I CHILDREN J I I X ; ... j I * i T? twi?, WtU 1 I 7 ,* STOMACH fi BOWELS i I P|, | mk.u ft I 2* . |Dyitnltrjr. Disntioty m i i Griping P^yfFJ^ly i j. Ny|w?.j|||^Liw Nerrom i j i pmfai Dwaoiig^ j ^ TO'. 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Many cases of ness are caused by catarrh, which Is Inflamed condition of the mucous aurs Hall's Catarrh Medicine acts thru l.lnnri r\n Ih. ...I. ,.. . ~? *- - (m e will Rive Onf Hundred Dollars for caat of Catarrhal Deafncsa that cannot ured by Halla Catarrh Modlclne. Clrra free. All DruKfCtats. 75c. F. J. CHENEY & CO.. Toledo, O. GASOLINE SYSTEMS Dil Tanks and Pumps, Air mpressors, Computing Scales >or Scales, Show Cases, Acant Registers, Rebuilt Cash gisters, Safes, Store Fixtures. HAMILTON SALES CO. * ^ Columbia, S. C. ^