Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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WRIG The children! Wrteley's?am good for. them. Made under ~condlti absolute cleanlines brought to them in Wr sealed sanitary pack: Satisfies the cravii sweets, aids digestion, ens breath, allays thii helps keep teeth clean Costs little, benefits Still 5C jLEverywher THEFLAUOI LASTS NOTICE OF SALE Ctni. -f O A 1 a-1 ,. uuitc ui ouum Carolina, County of Chesterfield. / Court of Common Pleas. Ellen Brown, Nancy Rascoe, Alex Brown, Mary Brown, and Hugh Brown, as administrator of Thomas Brown Estate, Plaintiffs, Maggie B. Quick, Defendant. By virtue of Decree and Order of sale passed in the above entitled action by Edward Mclver, Resident Judge of tha-Fourth Judicial Circuit, on November 9th, 1920, I will sell j before the door of the Court House j at Chesterfield, 6. C., between the le- j ira] hntlTQ nf cnlo AM 1V<f ~ -1 0 wa umiv) vu buv 111 ov iiiuiiuuy in December, next, the same being the 6th day of said month, to the highest bidder for cash, the following described real estate: All that certain tract of land situ- J ^ ated in Chesterfield County, S. C., | containing two hundred (200) acres,' more or less, bounded on north by ^ Ifwe Will || worth I 11 If you b I graph no j suggest y< ! payment, I There's no string I or Actuelle records; F I small models 3 and 6, j cash or extend the t< I ords will be deliverec I selection. I FARMER LEYS ..... oris of ieley's sweet- ^^<^1 st and much. [ IP?!1 I A-153^> lands of Sallie Gripps; east by lands of J. D. Tolson; south by lands of B. G. Gripps and west by lands of Mary Gainey. Purchaser ta pay for all necessary papers. I. P. Manpuni, Clerk of Court, Actinp as Master, Chesterfield County, S. C. Why take jTMSjj|fl?S|| chances with Jj'j ?|J| I a r t i c s that tear down the system? Get the gen- jJBj uine "Laxa- |W/ J|SR[ | ted" Pepsin Tablets, the liiuu, sure laxDrugget 1 **Laxated" Pepsin Tablets are rich In pepI bin and contain tho standard mild-purgaI tivo elements In scientific proportions. Give Yoi of New R< FREE MM 1 "T* rrrl: uy your phonow?and you can jur own terms of ^ too! to this otter; no joker in it. $2 REE if you buy a Pathe Phono which arc not included). No 1 erms on easy payments?the J 1 with the instrument as quickly S HARDW/ REPUBLICAN SENATOR PLEADS FOR COTTON FARMER | Employment of war finances cor-I poration_ machinery to facilitate movement of crops and relieve the financial tension throughout the country was recommended by Senator William M. Calder, of New York, chairman of the Senate committee on reconstruction, in a telegram sent to David F. Houston, Secretary of the nS ' .Treasury. The telegram sent by Senator Calder follows: "Bankers and business men through central and Southern sections declare commercial channels congested with unprecedented crops of cotton .wheat, animal productions and so forth, and financial tension extreme. Believe this dangerous situation can be relieved by appointment of war finance corporation machinery to facilitate foreign distribution. This machinery is in your hands. Cannot too strongly urge its immediate appointment." Senator Calder, declared that if wqq nopnooo mr f/v *???????/* 4-V*^ ?? ?TMU iivvvoUMi J bV iC??VC W1C war finance corporation to prevent stagnation of business and consequent unemployment of labor. "We have a surplus of commodities and foreign countries have a great need for it," he said, "but they have no money with which to buy. It has been strongly urged by producers of animal and agricultural products in the cities which we have visited that we should make every effort to revive our export trade through the agency of the war finance corporation, which is able to extend credit to American exporters and bankers upon good foreign securities. Delegations of cotton growers have come to me in New Orleans, Memphis and St. Louis; representatives of farmers and wheat growers have come to me in Kansas City, Omaha and Des Moines; producers of animal products in Kansas City, Omaha and Denver, all with the same story?that there is a backing up of trade from your ports of export, and that if this continues and increases it will bring about serious consequences of unemployment and financial strain." Rub-My-Tism relieve* Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Sprains. 8 POLITE SOCIETY ABHORS BAD BREATH| Bad Breath Is Usually the Result of Improper Action of the Digestive Organs Over-eating and lack of care of the body naturally congests the stomach' and other digestive organs. To overwork them means to abuse them. The natural result is an accumulation of poisons that pollute the system and produce foul and illsmelling gasscs, commonly known as bad breath. Nothing is more repulsive and disgusting. It is the first indication of an unhealty body. At the first sign, fortify yourself against it. Try SarDraS. A scientific preparation of medicinal roots and herbs containing no alcohol, especially suit i-d for the invigoration of the organs of digestion and assimilation. A tablespoorfful before each meal will invigorate the glands of the stomach, liver and kidneys, improve the digestion and purify the blood. Mere laxatives do not go far enough. A proper use of this treatment will give you a clean body, normal digestion and a sweet pure breath. All dealers and jobbers. 1 $25.00 ecords % 55 worth of Pathe graph (except the matter if you pay F25 worth of recf as you make your IRE CO. V ^,\ 1* jf t foil into fi | Get the b ^ And with a Pi i ANYPathePh This would b phonograph? B supreme instruir sign, supreme in tion?the very i without this off( worth) free?all * own selection. I The Pathe has 8 Free records wil $25 | KereS j* where ] | t0 &0 M HOBOES' UNION RULES A plan to organize the hoboes has been submitted, it is said. When their S organization has been consummated, y some of the rules may be as follows: Twenty-four hours shall constitute ^ a loafing day. ^ There shall be extra pay at the rate of time and a half, for all loafing overtime. No member of the Hobqes' Union will be-allowed to loaf alongside a non-union hobo. Any person employing non-union hoboes to loaf on a job, and refusing to discharge them when requested, shall be boycotted. Any hobo is eligible for membership in the Hoboes' union on payment of the initiation fee of three apple pies, one cold chicken and a length of clothesline.?Cartoons Magazine. WILL HAVE TO GO SOME Our idea of a smart girl is one who can make her complexion taste as good as it looks.?Livingston (Ky.) i Enterprise. PERCHED ON A HIGH STOOL IN AN OFFICE Many a Brain la Trying to Work With Weak, Thin Blood MORE RICH, RED BLOOD NEEDED V Pepto-Mangan Gives You the Health j To Tackle Your Daily Work With Vigor. If you sit at a desk all day in an office, whether you are perched on a high stool or seated in an upholstered chair, your body is inactive. You can't get much fresh air and outdoor exercse. Your blood becomes poor You look pale and. feel weak. The great tonic, Pepto-mangan, is what you need for a while. It makes rich, red blood. It restores your vital energy. Your color comes back. When your blood is good, full of red corpuscles, you are better able to resist disease. You go about your daily work with the optimism of good health. Try Pepto-Mangan and notice how you improve. Pepto-Mangan is sold in both liquid and tablet form. Take either kind you prefer. Both have the same /nedicinal value. But be sure you get the genuine Pepto-Mangan ? "CJude's." The full name, "Gude's Pepto-Mangan" should be on the package. Adv. FINE~OFFICE POSITIONS """ Paying splendid salarvs arc secorded every day by our employment bureau. We can fill only one fourth of the positions listed. If you want a position with a bank or a mgn ciass Dullness nouse where future advancement is assured, prepare now l>y taking our business course. We guarantee positions as soon as the students are fitted to take them. For particulars, write DRAUGHON'S, Columbia, S. C. advE ""HOME BUILDING Sl LOAN NEW SERIES: Notice is hereby given that a new series will be opened by the Home Building & Loan Association of Chesterfield on October 10 and will close on November 10. Persons who have been unable to secure stock in the Association may now be accommodated. Please call and place your subscription with the I Secretary, who will explain the pi las I and workings of the r JB J. C. River* *v-" J Jaqieft tyuT1 , |lt ^ M t il mi ^ ^ nd to hnv a , with >0St *25 worth of athe Phonograph at that! onograph (except 2 small tabic e an unprecedented offer \ UT THIS IS THE PATHfcient: Supreme in tone, suprei i cabinet quality, supreme ir ' i>i>wiiu(ia|iii yuu wuuiu pre ;r of a complete outfit of recc latest up-to-the-minute recoi No Needles to Change! COSTS NO MORE THAN Tl PHONOGI Plays all Recoi no equal as a musical ins th a Pathe make it r^ ^pprc Worth of RECORI FOR A LIMITED Tl FARMERS HA Chesterfi YE OLD TIME HUMOR Two knaves walked past a gallows, aid the one: Now Pedro twhere would e be if yon gallows had its due? Second Knave.?Walking alone, Ldolnhus, walking alone.?Houston 'ost. PREPARE FOR FLU Is Doctors Advice Avoid Influenza by keeping the liver and kidneys in perfect condition. These organs carry ofT the impurities of the system. If they do not function properly, Influenza or other diseases are liable to arise. Dr. HILTON'S LIFE for the liver and kidneys will correct the disorders of these organs, rid you of constipation, indigestion and biliousness. For treating Influenza we recommend Murray's Jlorehound, Mullein and Tar in conjunction with Dr. Hilton's Life. Your druggist will suply you with these remedies. If you are not fully satisfied with results, he is instructed to refund your money. Manufactured by Murray Drug Company COLUMBIA, S. C. ? / ^ The \ Zig-Zag Treat Mechanically tod irtentlflrall correct for greatest securll jjj JJJ under all road conditions. Tk ^ and Shaped rai alternate on both aides of U extra wide, heary tread. Sklc! dine la minimised. ran 11 Bar Bases of the "Pine Trees and straight Center Line < tread are thick rubber stud that assist In keeping _ U .wheels J beadle,'.* ' mmmmmmmmmmummmtam?i PH0N0G1 RECORDS ; models). M vith any i WftTftTfl -the one PlilBiifiiAi neindei reputa ||S; fer even |?t|? II I; 811 >rds ($25 |||||' ? fll^! HE ORDINARY ilAPH trument. *7 tachable. ? fri [ME RDWARE CO. eld, S. C. TONING UP BACKWARD PIGS In spite of the best care many fall pips will emerge from the winter looking1 pretty sorry. Often they will i be shaggy-haired, skinny, tails minus i the artistic curl, dejected-looking and I seemingly fit subjects for the ax. But the warmth of spring, proper care, and feeding will do wonders for them. I have had fall pigs that didn't look like five cents in April, yet by June they tipped the scales at 225. The first thing to do with a backward pig is to free him from worms. When the worms are gone, one of the standard conditioners should be used. Wood ashes, salt and soft eoul should be where the pig can help himself at pleasure. The backward pig must have access to pasture. Green food is one of the best conditioners. In addition, the exercise is good for him. Ground feed, such as oats or oats j and corn, works wonders with runty I pigs. I make sure that they have all I the tankage they want. Nothing seems | to revive a pig's spirits like tankage. | The pigs should also have all the corn ! they want. Unless diseased, the pigs i will lose their long hair, brighten up ! and develop an appetite that is alarm, ing. It is then but a matter of a couple of months till they will be ready for the market at 200 pounds or better. E. V. Lnughlin, Iowa. li DO YOU II lit ?? ^jl \\ fHEN you buy a ti pi W watch. You hav __Kj sum of money. The tire you buy has to quality and performnnc It must pay back your p Lee Fabric Tires do thii Because they give you 1< - Tires prove a good inv< V mortgage on tire satisfc Ar' You'll find certainty of ?and I'm always licrc , ! i Farmers Ha i? * * I el ry A mi* (1 iw\rn ill I eM Easiest | kind of JL -V easy , W J terms I v HOT, DIZZY IS Atlanta Lady's Uncomfortable a: Annoying Condition Relieved, She Says, by Cardoj. Atlanta, Ga.?Miss Alice Fre\ Young, of 28 East Alexander ' this city, says: j." After entc I! manhood, I suffered so m* womanly weakness. My bac I would have, at certain tin| feeling that seemed to go ExeQ. my shoulder* would Jj made tnw-wuy dl^y andf buib. wnen ine chsidq ' I my head?I suppose whaT w.| was?i would faint and feel bo \l "I couldn't do my work. I ha, good position, and this was sun annoying as well as embarrassing, would usually have to go home ani go to bed. I certainly suffered greatl;,.. "I heard of Cardul, and my mothc r bought it for me. It was the firat ah>' only medicine that ever did me good for this trouble." T Dizziness, headache, sidei | ache, tired-out feeling and . agreeable symptoms are oft< ' womanly troubles. Thousai men who formerly suffered i and similar ailments have ' dul a very valuable remedy | Cardul Is composed only? | vegetable ingredients which been recognized as of medlcist' ' | in the treatment of many dlse#* ' disorders peculiar to women. Take Cardul. 11 Your druggist sells It ^ I! To break a cold take 666. x WEST r just Speculate ? a re it is almost like ho yiriga j e to lay out a substantial. I justity your expenditurel>) ! e. * rincipal, with interest. t>ng, sure service Lee Fr cstiricnt?guaranteed tction. service in Lee Fabric li tf 3ee that you get i / A rdware Go.