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Chootorflold.rS. C. Office on -second, .floor in Ri Building. Bonk of Cheraw Bldg., Cheraw J. ARTHUR KNIGHT I Attorney-*t-Lew Office in Courthouse Chesterfield, S. C. Everyms And Sto; Meal, Grits and Flour. Feed, best quality, Lc Come to us for Staple e cos, of all kinds, everything. D. P. D( ? ? ! SERVICE M i i We are able to guar, we have repair men who 1 We can safely guaran your car because none but We make the price a: *** ? ttw m urace work because we Saving Cash Basis. A trial is all we ask. e i I Service Main Street If Your Need Legii within the help c be gladly met at And in any ev you call on us wit front you. Our only the Service we ca THE FAR* RUBY, SOL T. H. BURCH, R. M President. Our Savings GET OUR DR We have a hijih power, fast-i plete power plant in itself for s; s work of 6 to 10 men. Lever c Starts and Stops Saw Lever Control TANL Has Brought the Unspea The Live: Give Tani Tn H Introduced into South Carol ately into tremendous popular dial value for ailments of th of unprecedented proportions who buy more TANLAC whei SOLD IN C CHESTERFIEL "There's a Tanlm Kill Thai - TACr&DA v>rwv>ni\n FOR Colda, Coughs '( Neglected G Take no chances. Keep this suit Brssks up a colt Grippe in 3 daysQuinine In this form does not Lmtiyt?No Opiate in Hill's. | DR UGi i. * *> ? i DR^J; TMtUTLEDGE < ' t , ' | Dental Surgaon At PagelanH Tuesday and WednesaBI day. Remainder of time at Chesterfield, office in Bank of Chesterfield building. MONEY TO LEND?Will negotiate 1 loans for you at 0 Vfc per cent, interest. B. J. Douglass. , I ?:???i; m's Mill re the best to be bad. Mill west Price in town. ind Fancy Groceries, TobacYou will like our prices on XJGLASS IOTOR CO. j tnow their business. i itoe the parts we sell or put into | the best come into our shop. i i' s low as is consistent with High ! run our business on the Money j I Motor Co. | At Lucas Auto Co. Old Stand | Ts ' timate, )f sound banking practice, it will this Bank. rent we shall be pleased to have ,h any business problems that conexcuse for existence as a Bank is n render; so consider us always. tlERS BANK 1TH CAROLINA . NEWSOM M. L. RALEY, V.-President Cashier. Plan Is Interesting AG SAW PRICES utting outfit, forced feed?a comawing logs to any length. Does the ontrol of blade while engine is running. SEND FOR ENGINE J ft CATALOG \ Showing Gasoline Engines 2 to [ 12 H.I\, Power Saw Rigs and / Drag Saws, all equipped with Bo. eh High Tension Magneto. COLUMBIA SUPPLY CO. Columbia, 823 Gervais St. A (T* THE MASTERI iMEDICINE J kable Joy of Good Health Into ) s of Thousands. I ac A Ghance e/p You ina five year* ago, it leaped immediity, hundred* attested to it* great reme digestive system, and a sale* record ha* been built up by satisfied users n their systems again need toning up. HESTERFIELD BY D DRUG COMPANY c Dealer in Your Town." Cold With I L? QUININE Grippe olds are Dangerous idaril remedy handy for the first sneeze. 1 in 24 hours?Relieves ? Excellent for Headache affect the head?Cascara is beet Tonic GISTS SELL IT ? .?' *? . . . . ' *- - _ _ * ' * ^ COUNTY AGENT ADVISES C< To the Farmers and Business Men of Chesterfield County: As I am entering again upon th< work of Demonstration Agent fo this county, 1 thought I would writ* i few lines to the different papers ii -he county and outline the particula ine of work that we will put bcfori .he people at this time. At this particular season every f timer should be planning his opera ;ioiis for next year. Owing to the un usual conditions that have btei brought about by the drop in th< [irice of cotton, it seenis that no on< oither banker, merchant or farnie teems to know what to do a this time. Now there is no line o ousiness that can afford to stand idli ind see what is going to happen. Thi s especially true of the farmer. W< iave got to act now or we can neve overcome the troubles that we hav< is farmers. It is useless for anyone to say tha the farmers were not warned, no only the first of this year, but fo iges, to adopt a system of safe farm ng. We did not heed this warning hoping in vain that the price of cot ton would hold up. The farmer ha out into this crop every cent that hi las made in the last four years, and n a great many instances, all that hi :ould borrow. I Can say that in thi: lounty there was less acreage plant mI to food stuffs this year than in anj ?rear in twenty. We have not put oui money into food crops; it has beei out into the present cotton crop, ol .vhich 1 am afraid a large portion orobably klf per cent., will be thi held the first day of January, am .vith unfavorable weather, the firs lay ol March. Now we are mail with all the mil people, the banking system, the spec .1 la tors and nearly every other busi ness interest. Have we over looket into our own affairs to see where w< lave placed ourselves after being con tinually warned? Can we blame any ine but ourselves? 1 can truthfully lay, no we can't Now, getting down to business vhat are we going to do about it? Now there can be no argumon lbout there being more money in al rotton as against enough food stuf md feed t.o run every farm and thei ill the cotton you can grow and gath jr. The position which you have plac ?d yourselves in at this moment provi '.hat. Now, in regard to future opera ions, and I want to say right hen that at no time has the Departmen of Agriculture at Washington or th Extension Forces in this State, or an; other State, ever advised the cottoi farmer to quit growing cotton and g Ho into live stock or any other on business, as it would be equally dis WORE PEP FOR THE LAZY MINI Frequently the Only Difference B? tween the Geniu* and the Dullard Lie* In The Condition of the Body The brain is not normally lazy. Uri ier normal conditions it function l roperly. Its work, however, is direct ly affected by the condition of th body, especially of the ulinicntar canal. Stop up the canal and th stagnated poisons will polutc the er re body. Fill the body with poiso and no organ can function properlj .Mich 'ess the I ' tin. ( 'o the ysto)v t ;>'! r.ving chror ic constipation and you are neither ti for work nor association. Such troubles are common wit mankind. Irregular habits, rash appi tites, over-worked stomaches an luggish livers always decrease th efficiency of man's brain. One should always keep the systei cleansed. SarDraS, a scientific prcq aration of medicinal roots and herb without alcohol, invigorates the sluj. gish liver and kidneys, soothes the ii riated over-worked stomach, cleanse the system and strikes at the ver root of the many common and dar j?erolls digestive diseases. It will (1 what the common laxative cannot. A tablespoonful three times a da before meals will set the system ritrh An excellent tonic for liver, stomacl kidney and blood ills. Ask your dealer for SarlVaS. Mat ufactured by Southern Drujj Synd cate, Charleston, S. C. Gate ('it Drutf Co., Kl'-renee, S. ('., disti ihi tors for South Carolina. I " Pi o"h1PB?'oJ VlMMf i z |Anti-F[RM[NI; I S I CHILDREN * . tm Dliir<?w ) STOMACH mJ BOWELS' I Pj, 0' y' r*y>wNfr, A& ~;j i| cw? II ip J> 4uuft. N#r*OA*? ? ' [L fit J! 0WP - : ? ^ / | ' mi wuimi ?s*? i U | AMTI-FCWMCHT ! IUYKIIAI (IfllUl (0 l" BOCK HILL 1 C 7T. ' T. TILLER JTTON GROWERS I astrous or more so. As I see il the ud| vice to diversify your farming was i good, sound advice, and , I dare sn;., L> | there is not a man with any amount or' r ; good common sense but that will say e so too. i 1 want to say to the ones who are li: able to lose their heads that everyI 5 thing has not gone and will not go to! the dogs. Do your part and every. tiling will come out right in time. What is your part? Nearly everyone who has made a n crop this year has put not only the t- earnings of the last four years into a it, but in many instances has borrowr ed to the limit on it from the local t bank. And the money has been spent. f This ninnpv whs hnrrnwpd witVi Ihii a I understanding that it was to be paid s ' back this fall, some due October 1 a and some later. r Here is where your part comes in. l> You have placed yourself in the hands of your banker. It is your sworn duty to do your utmost to satisfy him. I do t not believe there is a bank in the counr (y that will not meet you half way, or even two-thirds of the way. So look about and see where you stand. Don't sell all your cotton. I'ut it in < s your nearest warehouse and protect e yourself and those whom you owe. And what arc you to do to protect , yourself against this same thing hap- . s pening again? We have been so busy during this f year with the big cotton crop, buy- ^ r ing high-price fertilizer, feed and i food to make it with, that we havn't [ thought much of the future. Cotton has gone down and no food has been , grown to feed on another year, exI cept what has been grown in the ^ North and West, and which you must ( buy with cheap cotton money. We < I have bought the rope, tied the knot and placed our heads in it ami we can rest assured the other fellow will . j do the pulling. Itight now is the time to make our , plans for next year's crop. Every farmer should put in at least live acres of oats to the plow i ^ and they should be put in not later , than November 15, by the last of Oe- , ? tober if possible. In the case of wheat I should say t that every farmer with a family ' 1 should raise enough wheat to feed his F family. Wheat should be put in dur- ] i ing November. As to the cover crop: We too fre quently lose sight of the condition in b which we leave our land during the winter, especially cotton land. Every - acre, if possible, should be seeded to rye, oats or any other crop that will t put on a green cover during the wine ter and furnish a winter pasture. y This cover crop should be put in as n early as possible. You should follow 0 your picking with a large sweep or e harrow. This will protect your soil i- from washing. We have urged every _ farmer to prepare a small plot of 1 land near the lot for a permanent pasture. This should consist of Bermuda grass and Burr Clover. This can be done any month in the year. (Jet your grass roots and put them in the soil any time, covering them deep in the winter and shallow in the sumi mer. ^ mi can put in the Burr Clover is seed at any time but August and Sep tember are the best months, e Now, some will say that the farmer y won't reduce tin* cotton acreage, e That is to be seen. But you can't i- well sin c ed in this if you wait until n spring to plan and set your crop. { r; lien n . <>\v t?> put your surplus land in nn.ii;, something: you can grow | i- with lilabor and fertilizer. Fort - . it li/.er i. .1 ,'h and the fertilizer peope ' rluim . i. ' can't, . . il it any en -.ipor, h as the;, i vo paid high prices . ?r tin j maun. .. i hey can say tl.is and | <1 stick to t as they have the money [ e to baci i up. 'i he farmer cou.d ! ive f said the aim- tiling about this crop j n of cot: but iie can't back it up be- , >- can. e i. i s pill into this ci? p a.I n! . | s, money ;.id all his credit. iie on I t- failed . protect hioiseif. in- has r- Held 1... n,thing with whi tn bin .. ;s up Id ertion that he cannot sell y at a lo , rice. i- Itedr. a of cotton acres ; men.".: 1? tin- icon mi of fertilizer hills. 'I his is our < . i.Y safe w.car.s of piotee- > y lion. ui.,1, YOU DO IT? { t. If we i d tin* morn y thai >vas spent ; i. in this i i.niy for hay ano ra ij and ' other l <. slulf that could i ave been ' i- i r.us' il . . not , \\ I'i (ydUi, ' i-1 KINANi . OUR COVTGs dot'. j y | There i still the old cry teal it i I- cheaper to buy these thin,. .iti. cotton at / cents than it is to raise ? thcin. ii te onougu IK yen go* ui ?5? cents . your cotton hu .."i i >-?. huili .. imi'iii'il II s it\ nl: litis in u '<'<1 faith . i ntii .. I.iii. i. i t poos.. ! mi.m .. . li.ucii cotton to tin* acre as the nvemjjo I i armor . .1 at uie present |.r u of I cotton i c 'ui?I not pay my lvi.M7.er, | I.ill, 11 . my family and p..y my I taxes, ti i had planted it ail <n eo?[ ton. It i true i planted too ninth. 1 Let < .. ry hotly pet topetiiei now' | and pn ,n..e to reduce cotton acrc.ip- . I Now is i: e time to prepare for it. | ... . uti I/VIICI [till SU1I1C j <>f the id rough land in pasture and I ! what is i. v fur cotton let I he good f i land. South has nccr raised i | too in;. pounds of cot ??-i. The I trouble ; we use too many acres, j i We ;-a> ci t'iii.OUO oaic'H in 11)11) and' it took ?..,()00 acies to do it. Now, i Willi one t'.ird less land r oi..i,n and that tl> i i planted to iion Clops we certainly i .hi, after a ic.v yi ,r. , produce tn?' .'< ?,000 hales 1 enough food to i ii it up with. 1 have not said anything about the boll weevil; we have troubles cnoujfh ( t without him; yet he is to be consul- ' m W . ( fffehcJ li If you are contemplatir sure we can show von a Won't you call an Our terms as well 11 Come in TO-DAY. We are giving sorr FARMERS H ruil and will help us to bring these Ft hings abpul. Hut don't wait to see i >vhat all there tilings will do for you. ACT NOW! j Yours very truly, W. .1. TILLER, County Agent. SHERIFF'S SALE Court of Common Pleas. State of South Carolina. Memorandum of Levy. I. D. Ingram, Plaintiff, vs. I. A. Rowe, Defendant. By virtue of an execution in the above stated case, 1 have this 12th j l: Jay of September, 1920, levied upon1 ? una win sell at Chesterfield ( oilit llousc, Chesterfield, S. C., on Ainu M day the 1st day of November, 11)20, ~ during the lepral hours of sale, to the highest bidder for easli, at tin- ritfht, title and interest of the defendant, .1. A. Rowe, in and to all that certain ! I' piece, parcel, or tract of land in A1- [ C< ligator township, Chesterfield County, ' R S. C.. containing 812 acres, more or , less, and bounded South by lands formerly owned by .1. II. Gainey and K. j C. Johnson; Kast by lands formerly j of J. W. McKay & Co., North hv lands | formerly of J. VV. McKay A- Co. ;j West by estate lands of U R. Clanton. Said property is levied on and is to lie sold as the property of the defendant, J. A. Rowe, to atisfy tie aforesaid execution and costs. I). I*. Douylass, Sheriff < hosier . i County. TEACHERS?Fifty to one hundred ,i.,;i.. r, m . i -.1 Southern schools. If you want rural work, Ktadcl, hijih school or principalship, salary *7 > to write us to-day t'or special enrollment. OHices: Columbia, S. C.; Kichmond, Va., and Chattanooga, Trim. KOCTlIKitN* TKAC1IMU'S ACiKNCV, Columbia,S.C. 4-t-K mmmm ' Tire Guar LEE TIRES are guaranteed J number of miles but guam factory service. Anuk'7i> tlio cnenil'ie tviIloinrp <U.HV?V .u..v?bv ing more nor less than a hasis i You want mileage?serviceThc Lee Tire guarantee is ] of the Company making the Ti tion that every Lee Tire shall iWc seldom have to make because Lee Tires do that for t the time come when you, for a not getting the satisfaction yoi from every Lee Tire we arc r the year, to protect the inter* yours, Lee's, ours. harmors Hard ware * l.K 120 a Smile at Mi . - ? i TR! OUNG MAIN ijy furnishing a cottage for "II ,vhat would make her dreams (1 let us talk the mater over is our furnishings will be sure i ie special prices on Furniture ARDWARE DR ItRN'T?T<> reliable white man, a two-horse farm in the best farm-) inn' section of JSahuia County, lias a.") nip's under cultivation, 10 acres in woods, pasture on good line stream, orchard of lit trees, ami a good new live room dwelling supplied with running water and limits. \!1 necessary nut Inrldintrs and plenty of fine wood. i will rent this place at a very reasonable price to a tfood farmer who will take care of it as his own. See me at once. M. Leo Johnson, I Cheraw.S .C. Fresh Bread every other day from onroe. A. F. Davis Market. GASOLINE SYSTEMS Oil Tanks and Pumps, Air ompressors, Com put' njr Scales loor Scales, Shoe < ases, Acyunt K< tfisLw -n jkn.it Cash et?isters. Safes. Store Fixtures. HAMILTON SAi E5 CO. Columbia, o. C. f ' >v oi/tiniSr j Recommends *> ' " .. 1 "I !i?v?n?el I1. > , X I ? .r ' ? I . v iv I" K - y r > ' iti y v * f It iiwlsotolc J- S " < ii | IK? nri... C t s ( wdoti iol) ' f: n.coii t!r j '' (lui. to i cat '?uii can ?or . -.-a ' ? 'J health build r J\ ' # y ..nown rem \ %-L? <J sickness, th< PE-RU-N i / aa health pri \y o TAPLFTS OR mm V fo Q9&GO C antees ?not for a specified uiteed to give you .-ati*gunrantee. It i> noth- i or adjustment. ?not adjustments. backed by the strength iri-fi mid our determina serve you. good for a Lee Tire heraflelve6. But should my reason, feel you arc l have a right to expect ight here, every day in csts of all concerned? / <&i<\ i RK i Tin leg fwmmmam?m :v * " v, ^wi m I Kli," wo arc tjnit?? corny true. with you? lo please you. for Cash. COMPANY How's This? Wo off. r < >ne H . trod Dollars Howard for any rase of < uauli iliat cannot b? | cured by i fall's Cntairh Medicine. Hall's Catarrh Medicine has been taken by catarrh sufferers for the past thirtyi live years, and has become known as the ; most reliable r? medy f< r Cutarrh. Hall's I Catarrh Medicine a'-ls thru the Blood on j the Mucous surfaces, expelling the Poii son from the Hi. oil and healing the dls eased portions. 1 After yon have taken Hall's Catarrh Medicine for : s! >rt time yon will see a : pre.it improved. ;,i m your general i health Start taking Hall's Catarrh MedlI cine at onoo and pet rid of catarrh. Send i for testimonials, free. F .1 < *1-1 FN I V * <<l., Toledo, Ohio, bold by ail LougKists, oc. Draughn's Business College Your business course at Draughn's ">ndt l>y securing a good paving position. Rigi't now we arc able to fill ! only 25 per cent, of the calls for ! trained business help coming daily to jour employment department from all j the large towns throughout the Caroj linas. A business course at Draughn's means a good paying position. Write for particulars. DRAUGHN'S Columbia, S. C. \ e uvsfjtfvoeoooooopoop IFF A LOT OF DOCTOR BILLS" f f'c ru-na for Catarrh cf the Stomach, ? Colds and Grip g r rn-n? for sevrrslysr ninl ran henrtlly re- Q t'.-rli ut tl s'uiiisrli or entire ystam. 1*1- Q i to 11 f.>r? ! > r. t grip. It stAinls off lota A u I;I*1.. J ojju lucl UKC a UcW tnTH .li." A ft. F. Kt"l TLKfl, A j.\ Si, Waynes-burg, Kentucky. X rcpn bottle of IV-ru-na in the house for 5 u:;!n 1 ru! ! t may usually l>o relieved hy a '> -ru-na taken in time. Nasal catarrh, indi- Q ' on, diarrhoea, rheumatism or other trouble* ? a'Thai condition ol the mucous membranes X /'e-Pi-na 03 the successful treatment. Tho O itig, strength restoring qualities of this well 5 f f ay are especially marked after a protracted q > grip or Spanish Flu. ? f.\ is justly proud of its record of fifty years 9 Jtector for tho whole family. q SOLD EVERYWHERE | L'AVi.'AVL'.XVl.'AV/.'AVt.'\V^t^,' T/ie Zig-Zag Tread Mechanically and scientifically orrcet fur greatest security unler all road conditions. The A and shaped cups tltornato on botlt Rides of the I r-xtra wide, heavy tread. Skid- I ilinc is minimized. Parallel Bar J, P.i i s ( f iho "Piny Trees" and Mr.ii. 1.1 (.nter I.lint hf tread uro tliit K rii1.1 . r studs that assist lu keei >uig the- wheel# "head ou." ^