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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-01-28

Miss Grace Tillson was called to
the city on account Of the illness Of
her father and mother, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Fisher.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-01-28

M. +. Rolfe Of Portland. travelling au-
soitor Tor the Maine Central Railroad.
was In town Thursday on business.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-01-28

As an extra added attraction to the
VIM, Fox feature for Friday and
Saturday, the King-pin Of all Uni
versal serials. Graft" even better
than such famous successes as Lucille
Love-" ''They o. Hearts," 'The Black
Box" and 1.-THE Broken Coin" will be
offered At the Colonial. The public have
always wanted to know the ms and outs
and underhanded methods Of many of the
trusts and grating corporations. In the
first episode Of this remarkable series,
serial Graft" you will see how children
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-01-28

Mrs. James Wall, who for q week has
been confined to her homo on Green
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-01-28
COLONIAL THEATRE.

BIG Feature Offering Today-Wm.
Fox Presents Frederick Perry in
1.-THE Family Stain" Thrilling and
Fascinating Adaptation Of Emile
Gaboriau's Famous NevsI-First
Episode Of the Latest and Greatest
universai Serial, "Graf&."
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-01-28

A GOOD WAY TO SHAMPOO
Shampoo with Resinol Soap, rubbing
its lather thoroughly into the scalp, so
as to work in the soothing, healing
Resinol medication. This almost always
stops dandruff and scalp itching, and
keeps tho hair live. thick and lustrous.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-01-28

street with an attack Of the grip, 1,
reported to be improving.
Middletown transcript., 1916-01-15
Publishing New York
Advertising Philadelphia
Wilmington
PhOtOgraphing Baltimore
Real Estate Washington

An Association of newspapers, cap
italists, manufacturers, bankers, pro-
fessional men and progressive citizens,
cooperating in the general advance
ment and progress of the Delmarvia
Peninsula and the preservation of its
notable history as early America.
Historical and art publications, por-
traying its attractions and advantages,
are now in preparation for Cecil and
Kent Counties, Maryland, and New
Castle County, Delaware. The plan
will in turn be carried out in all the
counties of Delmarvia-on one of the most
inviting Peninsulas and sections of the
world.
Middletown transcript., 1916-01-15
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS
APPOQUINIMINK HUNDRED

The taxahie residents of Appoquini-
mink Hundred, and all persons liable to
paw tax in said Hundred, are hereby
notified that the Taxes for tile wear 1915
are now due, and the undersigned Tax
Collector for paid Hundred, will be
AT THE OFFICE OF GEORGE NJ. D. HART,
IN TOWNSEND. DEL.
EVERY SATURDAY.
Dnring JANUARY 1916.
From 2 to O'Clock, p. Nj.
Tax bills can be obtained by making
personal application to the Collector, or
bv sending written communication en-
closing stamps.
EXTRACT FROM THE LAWS OF DELAWARE,
GOV ERNING THR COLLECTION OF TAXES OF
NEW CASTLE COUNTY. SECTION 3, CHAPTER
80. VOLUME q, LAWS OF DELAWARE, AS
AMENDED
Section 3-That on all taxes paid before
the first daY of October thare shall be All
ahafemnnt Of five per cpntum. On all
taxes paid he}orp the first day of Decem
her iirrp shall hp an abatement nf three
per Centnm. On all taxes paid during TIRE
month Of DeCemhrr there -ball he n
abasrrrent whatever And on all taxes
urp~id pn the first da1 of JannarN there
shs'l To aided nur per cei TIM per mouth
.n,ii the sa5"p S''~l hp paid
w. S. MONEY,
Collector ofTaxes for Appoquinimink Hundred
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-01-09
ECLTTTCA NTEXZCANA

com I'll CONT garta die las agpnrriGiaz
IT ~valisnpes leufoaes o2zaqaaaa. eli
nrcbleria * haIt5 agIuo e inaermi-
aabIe. Fg @aifarno 2arraaristn no
nr,ar.i nnr:i"1-rar si mo .afr-se 81 Ire e,ae-
r,@ros. * mo 80 crea mnatIas. 81 mo
50 hara Conztir nrioral = poi5tico.
Fl rnTsrno ra~ri5o cara,ancizea. ca1l
sl nrcI0lcrta de Ia r--z Ell pia y con
el pro1ler2ra eeancg~lco q cnes42sr q
r2Hs DIE o-'o@ -iGatboa j. este. no pod~@
@obea;nG-.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-01-09

.&s aIG0-lIaGes 40 ilctan m2jii8a a.
@lga tgn eSbe otiebo-
La .jrGn.a y la fiPhre 1mari1la pre-
daninan an NerDcTuE.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-01-09
&mlumim K. ilf: TIN4s;l-s.

~am~- %rai.mi.-r 80.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-01-09

81 saliciEan Agsnbes PIAZZA ia
~enaa He IA E2REMSA CIT las
pctRacicEGs de Merced. Cal,
Ws|ichenhurg =, Ariz., Y derrtas Eu-
raras donde n1 los 5says- Las
pereoza:s cue Unforeseen rrreden
aasr:ii-se srlIratando Pr@cGn y
cnsaSSciuuaz a "A PREMSAp DE-
rartzlrerl5c de Agentes, 60T
paloYr2s@a 81, Ssr AnarrSo, Tex.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-01-09

ERrantiO sp Giriia il aIgIITla dr. las
iIaSsRs ammneiiaraGs. nlenriCGne eSfF
~Iacrr6Ddir0-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-21
8n SerIaMIen O0er 81 OermieI1cn.

Bn berlnnirn pber 40 DermieiheH:
0elue MODERN enqeridieie yRobnbduier, o
Blfnmet nno 9ao, ccftriI6eS Qiht; IN belien
Sns@sSnagnscTM sSsS slTf Se S ebe G aSaS %a@surasc @
Wr. t849, observation-disclosures.
'D1ni6.a Wie.D&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-21
5n6r6nrcs 1EinO.

Sie 3risssfiirIoree ipir6 ni9t miibe,
allen 8ebiirfniien Der Sruppen no9s
suforI9en unb M0gli9teiten gu ibrer
@rbolung gu f9affen. 90 Bat oie
prGiioentin oes &ricgsFiirIoreesD Das
mentomitees In SrieIt 5rau @oronin
2ucie 5ricszStene oen eliidIi9en @es
bonten gebobi, oen Solboten Ole 3eit
Der 0Rube bur9 ole @orfilbrung BON
&inobiIbsrn angene6m unb furspeilig
Su geitalten. gS bsiteben pobl i'm
GtdppsnrGume &inotbeater, dlIein Ote
&ftruppen fommen ni9t in Die
Gage, Iie beTu9en gu t0nnen. 60 ents
ItdnO Die Soee beS .fabrbaren 2inos, "
bos bur4 feline @epegli9feit imitanoe
1T, iiberaII bortbin eefabren 5u tusrs
ben, pO fi9 @eleeenbeit au elmer Dor.
fsrlun9 bictet. Die 2lnregung Der
Bdrontn SyriecszStene fanb Bel Sen
moBgsbenoen miIitdrtI9en Stellea
bolle T0roerung unO our9 oeren tdts
irdftige llnteritiiBune fOiuie Oant Dem
1erifdnOnis unb benz @ifer Der 5irs
ma, Die ben fabrbdren &inoaug in
muitersiltieer @eiIe 5ufammenifsIlte,
miro es in aIIernG9ifer 3eit m0glib
fefn, ben topfereu aGmpfern an Der
SiOn5ofrOnt Oersniiete Stunoen au bss
reiten.
9ds fabrbore &ino, bds Der Glib
tueitarmee gepiOmet purbe, befebt
dus orei Woeen, ouf ipeI9en ale ers
for6erli9en 2lpparate uno @erGte uns
tereebro9t fino. 9ie Silms puroen
bon @iener &inoinbuitrieQen nit
RudF6t auf ben putriotiI9en 3ped
unentseltli9 aur @erfiiguns geitellt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-21
Gin Sarbarenltrrid).
SIs GrOHunns Oss ssuti9en Sbeas
ters in Qilr.

Qlm erfen @eibna9tstase bes Sab
res 1915, gla9mittags, CAB es fir
bic Ginfpobner BON 2ile elm grObes
@reisnis. 9as beutf9e Sbeater iUurs
De eingepeibt our9 cine Gr0fFnungss
borIfenung, ipie iie OieIem neuen franz
5DIIden 9au in Triebensoeiten eeipiB
ni9t beI6ert porben pGre, unb Dor
einem publitum, 6as Ii1 in Ieiner
triegsmGBigen 3uiammeniebung ions
oerbdr genug in oieieH pruutrdumen
ausnabm.
QlIS Der Sfrieg dusbrad, mar bic
rei9e Stdbt ellie eben oabei, Ii9 Elm
neues Sbeater au bauen. Gs foute
oas f90nfe ieiner 9lrt In Srontrei9
tuerOen. 2lls bic 9eutT9en tamen,
mar Der Robbau polIen6et, unO ole
9eutI9en. tpie fie nun einmal Iino,
bauten bos Sous i'm peTentliben nd9
ben porbanOenen plGnen rubig ipeiter.
sSn ipsibem Sanbi itetn erbebt fi9 nun
Ole 6rDnt nit Der Sn19riTt rDeutI9es
Sbsater" uniueit oes eroBen plobes
neben Der neuen @DrIe, uno bic
Sriimmer bes 8abnbofOiertels btIOen
tsinsn iiblen 9egenIaB Su Der brett
ousIa0enbeu SempelfaFabe bes glsus
baus. Sin tpeitrGumiges Sreppens
bous NIT MunOelgdngeu Ous nit benz
2i9tbofe 0es erFen Ranges berbunOen
1T, aeiet Ole 9tnFdten bss 9erItner
S9loKes unb bes 9omes, Der Wliins
4ener ReIiOen5. Der Truuentir9c. Sm
2t4tboft f9immerten bur9 Die 3tpeige
elmer rieiigen Meibua9tstanne otc
@iIoniFe Oes &aiIers unb oes &Dnigs
BON @aDern. Die prGTbentenloge 1T
eetr0nt iporOen unb anitott poincdre
ooer beS Mtniiters Der Ib0nen &iinIie
fuBsn 4ronprin5 g3uppre9t pon 8aDs
ern un6 Iein Stab in oen prunts
fcFsln.
9is ~Jeftldnge" bon 2iT3t erDffne.
ten Oas qrogromm. Sin .SyeIIpru6"
BON EubOlf presber bsleu6tete oiefc
neueIte llntat Ser beutTden @arbaren
unb @oetbes nSpbigenie," bon Wliis
gIieSern oes 0eutf9en 3beaters in
Sunuober nit Margorete S9Dn in
Der SiteIroue ipiiroig OorseIfeIlt, oing
iiber bic fetnOli9en gretter. qarfett
uno Rdnee paren bi9t geFiiut, bas
f4li9te GelOgrau unO Die srnite
S9tpeitcrntrd9t ipdren bic einaigen
@eiellIdaFtsfarben Die ooS MeiB un6
@olO Der Syeitrdume belebten, lnb pGbs
renb OrauBen Elm pdar &ilometer bor
oen Soren Der StaOt bic engltI9en
@eI9iiBe Sob uno @eroerben Ipicen,
bielt Der @enius Ser oeutI9en Di4s
tung feinen friebli9en GinSus in bic
CUTE SouptItabt Tlanoerns.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-21
SdftunOen Der JsOi(erin.

sym Sabre 1915 puroen bon Der
seatferin an ipeibli9e Dienftboten fir
bter8igiG6rige @ienit5eit In berielbcn
Tauilie 1S1 goloene DienItbotentreuse
nebit Diplomen berIieben. 0reioebn
oobon fielen na9 Berlin, ole onOern
In oie preuBiiden proDin5er. Sir
Oreibigiabrige @ienite purOen 364
brOn5ene 0entmiinaen Derlieben, Oas
bon bier5ebn in Berlin. Qln Seboms
men in preuBen berlieb bic 3aiIerin
I'm Sabre 1915 nnd Oier5isiGbriser
9Gtistsit i'm 9eruf 116 sOIOeue gros
f6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-21

Gutter &otb. IL 0eIterrcibi-
idcr Observation-Disclosures (2oteiner)
an ieine Sdiiler, Die no9 9l6legung
Der o9lotnotura" bereitS inn felo-
grauen @brentleioe BON i6m 9lbi6ieo
na6men: o@ott aeleite Sic, meiue
ilineen 8reunoe, uno 0erlei6e S6uen
Die arait mo Den Niit6, Die notbig
iino, I'M iniere 6einOe nieoer5u-
ringen. Sollten Sie o6er emit ais
Sieger in Como einriiden Oaun 0er'
idumen sic es ia nibt, iid oos @e-
6nrts6ols Oes Flmts on5uic6en."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-21

3c6ntauicnO Gouors sdaoenerios.
tloge 9cgen Die 9elpeOere Sotcl.
@cieaihoft I'M Stoot.@erid)tc be.
gonnen. ~ Ger ebemalige @on-
trD-ano6e 6ranf Ofcna oerlonlt
oieie Summe. ~ ST bel einem
6a6rih6l llniaa gum ariippd
ocworOen.
Sm Baltimore Sto0tgeridt be-
goun geiiern Die @er6onolung in Ocr
Gntib6Oigungs alogc Oes 6ronf
Sfena, cbemaligen &ontrp ano6en
ocS 9clbeOere SoteIS gcgcn OieIe $50.
tel-@eielic6ait ouf S6ooencriat IN
S06e bon $4,000. Sfcua, pelher
5eitle6cnS Gin ariippel ourdj Oen lin.
iaIl geluorOen lit, cri6ien geitern onf
ariiden gebenO I'M @eridts5inimcr
mo 9o6 folgenOe @rflGrung ii6er
ben itottgc6o6ten llnfna a6: 9lm +.
0e5entber 1913 muBte ii6 Sfena III
geiddftlicber @igcnihaft aus Dem
5weiten StodiUerfe nod ocm 5poIi.
ten 6ege6en, unO polte bier5u ocn
So6ritubl 6euuben 4aum botte er
oeniel6en 6ol6 betreten ais lid) ser
6a6ritubl in 8etucgung Iebte unO ser
iunge Ylann nit Dem 9orper 5tpi.
iden Oie 6abritubItbiire unO ser
6o6rihibl @inioiilmg fam, moOurd
er Gerlebungen al ser Yruit uuo
am &0rper Oabontrug, melbe ie6r
idnerer glotlr poren. gls Der 5ii5.
rer Sen 6obrItu6l mieoer nieoerlicb
iiiir5te Scr jimge @lonn ob, Ou ct
bon 9liemanO ge6olten iUurOe, uno
aeriet6 70 inter sen 5o6ritu6l uno
Sdabt, poOnrcb inn oie 8eine SER.
malmt mur0en uno er ieit 0ieier 3eit
ein &riippel it, Gie GcrbonOIiing
fam oeIiern nod niht 81 GnOe.
Cine I idpierige 9 a 6 c.
9lidter 9ono I'M areisgcridt g1r.2
ipuroe gcItern Dor cine fitlide 5roge
in scr aloge Der @ong6 6elnii6en
6o6rif gegen oie GaoiIon 6emilde
6o6rif eeitellt. Ger Gidter iollte
cine @ntitei0img treffen nod mel.
der Oie ger6inolidfeitcn 5miiden
Ger 9nug6 feniiden unO Gooiion
dcmiiben 6o6rif ii6er bic 9iefcring
bon SGure, Iaut Gontrott @erein-
6orlrng m16reno Der Sonimer.Nlo.
nate erfiiQt tperOen bis Oie 6roge
cnogiltig inn Serbit entidieOen miro
Ser 9lnnoIt Scr 9aug6 So. bate
beriHieoenc oerortige Sbemen aus.
geor6eitet unO tpiini6t oli irgeno
cine @eiie aus i6rer iebigen Galoni.
tat befrcit 81 perOeu, oa Die @eiea.
I6oit in 3ufinft Elm fir nle Wlol
bci6iiBt icin iog, bis bic glngelegea.
belt geriHtlib enogiltig eerrgelt it,
Gic 6irmt miirOe iid) 5ur 3eit nit
Der 2ieicruug cincs Fro3entiobeS oes
gon3en Gertrogcs 5ufrieOen ec6en,
bis bic aIoec erleoiet it, ioooB iic
aud i6rcrieits i6re Gontroftc ein6ol.
ten fam.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-21

yarGain-%erfauf IN WrnuOciscntgmnt
8wcIhBdiae nnb brcihBdiae Wu9nBdnier nit
Ncrnnba.Iro 80 YargalnsYreijcn.
glle 3in8elbeiicn i0nnen bonn Inipru6s9es
pnrtemcni erlaHgt ucrocn.
ilnllcO Gtnice TibclltD & Gmnrnntg So.
1elcpbon Gi. Bntl $50,
9lorcic: 0nlDeri' nno Wcrman.9trnRe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-21
81 ucrIanIgll-0armem

S9cImc fir 9ebcns5cit.
8mcifJdiQ. Hcbcn 8immer, &eranods3ront,
nui ole Wlinnie MODERN.
NOmcltcno sStrnnc
(n10c 00rioros sRodo).
Nebcn ,,NlitOn @nrl".
Gd6ne GttnBen uno acinnoe Sage. Seucrs
licbere. ocrlidriie Wclon p3iibeneite" nit mos
Oerncm @dsoien mo0crucr 6odDliite emnllirs
tcm 9luspuB nit 1rorifrcit; cefiriibcm 5dber
liir ben Gonmcr ni0 it nit oer GeuirdlDets
5unq olirb 0cibiunier 6aoator berbunoen.
No bat &rabi8au aniidre glbidIlfanne. W(nu
folic nicie 6dulcr nlpi5ren, od iic Diele, bier
nicbt 0enannie Neneringen enib1lten,
Winn ncbme Sdrorosglbenue @leitrii5e n1rDs
lid biz 3itr &omeIienbsGtrube
she Gbparn 2. Onllngber stealth Co.,
Nauunterncbmcr.
9i9-920 NlnnieI BnIlhlng.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-21
ltferpI6Be III bcrfaWfem

eabe Die .9slr q @iurs," cine prd6iee,
bohaclcgcne, irudtbarc. 0elualoeie 6arny al
Dem Nor0uicr ocs WingDthg.6nliee, an leiner
Udnoung, in 80 bci 200 Sub SontnersgSoDs
minaen, Babe llfer uHo gnsilng.uier tiir bic
Der beiieren Nlailc 3ugebOrigcn mdBiaeL nn'
lidnbiGcn Sdmiien bon auicm @bnrdiier par
3eulrt Gle liegen nncrbQb @jcboliar3 oer
0beiapeaic gaD. Nicieu Oiel S6aien, groBs
nriqen sluoblid nni SluB. NaD unb nmllcs
Qenoe Gceeno, porbciiabrenoe. S6lie Gcean'
SanpIcr cic., Sul3mdiierNricn SldDe, glus
tern, Srabbcn, gSib, Nooiidbrei 9ooen etc.
@elunoe Ydac uno rcines, fiiblcs Griniiunllcr.
Notorbu99inic mad Baltimore icbi i'm Nes
iric6. SOC. Sdbrpeo fir Die Jtunoiabrii irilbs
3eltiGcr mo glbcnb Subrplaui dnBcrOen Wlos
iurbooisElcnit ben Nlnpolb0 6hb binolil bls
Spnee Station Qnnocpab an Der 9nnapolis
@efriibeu Qinie. @ombinirier Wioiorboois mo
@eirii1er geogeon 0cnit SOC fir Die Nino.
inbri Bic oben inniiriric 5sSmmer nno Nno
0tud I'M @tbion Stil. cinllU. nber bplllidnoig
fir ben @ebran6 ausgeitatiet nit 0nbners
hans. Garage 0biigdrien un6 Irnibrunnens
gHoller. iir oas Ne5icben IN 10 Idaen bereit,
iOr6 fir $1,000 ncriuuii, eini0licBlib cnes
crir0 ieincn ulerQnocs, aepcn 9eonaungcn
BON 500 Ndar nlo $3 pro gSo6e Sizes nfs
fast alle llnfocn he8 &anics. 8inien. Sieiis
ern. &criibcrunp ETC uicrpldbe, obne Snus,
$3.50 @coineui0cH. $25 Nnar nno 81 pro
2eodc. Dan idreibc iclepbonire ooer iprede
iiir none 9ln5nlnit Ndrlcn etc ODr bci oer
s@ibipn Snno Gompnnn," 3immer ?, 2oiu
Nnilotng. (Sunl2i-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-21
g6ricn-gcridt


Sic glntport an Garran5a 6aitc fei.
nen GiniluB ouf Die ecitrigen
9oricn. 0lcrifouiidc slfticu
itorf begebrt. Spc5ialitdteu
woren in sroBer glodiraae. Fl
Subicriptionen fir Gosoen.
Bombs in Baltimore begonnen.
gci oer eeItriacu eroifmne Ger
gleip gorfcr 9orie batte iih Ourd
cine Geri6mcl5ung iiorfer Sntcrelen
Gin ieitcr Con cntpidelt, Dem cine
Itorfe 9Iahirage na6 wihtigcn Pins.
go6en iolgtc. SSn Dielen 9hlsgo6en
6crrldtc Gin rcc6t Itarfer 9lnfouf
moorr6 @emiunc bon @rubt6eilen
bis iibcr 2 @lnfie in ocn perihie0c-
ncn glftien Der 2iite er5iclt pltrOen.
Sin groBes Snterele luuroe ocm
merifoniihen 8etroleum entgcgcn
gebro6t 9lm ipdien @ormittag
pirOc OoS @ei6Git alaenicin rubi-
ger, bod biclten iiH oie 9lotirungen
Die in ocn porauSgegongenen Shn.
oen aena6t murOen. Nlerifaniidc
gluSqo6en itonoen in Dem 8orOer-
9runo, unO purOen in Oielen 9lus-
ga6en @epiuue bon aleinigfeiten bis
ii6cr einen Yunft bermerft.
glm ipdten gtohmiitog NOR Der
Sonocl wieoer etuos reger, unO
nabm cipcn gr0Beren llmfang an
bel welhem Oiele 9lusga6a cine be-
ionoere Stdrfe 3eigteu irnter Der Die
gfotirltngen beOelteno itiegen
Yreiico Steel Itieg bon AZ duf 80
iinO Gbir0 gIpeme 2 @unfte nif
G2M. Sn aupier 6erri6te gleih-
fails ein gutes @ciddit mo 3eigten
Die @iienbobn.9hiSoa6en cine getpife
6eitigfeit. Ger Wortt ibloB nit q.
nem feiien llnterton, Oa Die 9iotc an
Garran5a feline g8irIling oui Die 9or-
ie nuSii6tc.
Baltimore y Vorle c.
@eitern murOcn oie erItcn Cub
icriptionen fir oie erIte SDpot6ef in
S0bc bon $6,0OO0O0 ouf orei Sabre
Der 6-pro5entigcn 9onos ser @osoen
Sel mo @jos so. angenontmen unO
piroe itorf ge5eidnet.
9hli Der 9oric 6erridtc in GosOen
Ocl unO @os.9lfticn eroBe StGrfc,
infoloe Scr 9lqdridt. Dab cine ouBer-
orOentlibe 9iahird9e nod ocn BONDS
beite6t Gle Commons erri6tcn cine
ncue So6c BON t7la pos Gin Stei.
Gen bon 22 4unfte ieit Sdlub Der
Wlonto9S.9oric 5u beoellten bat. Iie
8or5ugs.9lfticn Dcrtaniten nit 6.
Gosocn unO 50. g(fticn Itiegen
gleibiaas 81 ciner nclen So6e ino
notirten nit 261s, pG6ren0 Oie
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The Chesterfield advertiser. [volume] (Chesterfield C.H., S.C.) 1884-1978, 1916-02-03
The 'Reds" and
The "Blues.' ,:

The manner of selling the sea.
son tickets for the big three day
Chautauqua has aroused much
interest in the campaign.
Two teams, named tn, r dds
and the Blues, are competing
for honors in selling contest
and their friendly, though very
lively rivalry is the talk of the
town. The race will be a close
one for each team, composed of
ten popular young ladies, would
seem to be invincible.
At the close of the contest a
Red and Blue Banquet" is to
be given, at which the vanquish-
ed shall serve the vlctors.
The teames are make up as
follows:
The Reds: Misses Theo Ort-
man, Grace Hurst, Mary Funder.
burg, Violet Welsh, Sarah Moore.
Vera Melton, Ada Threatt, Eva
Stegall, lone Rowell, E!ease
Buchanon.
The Blues: Misses Nan Lanay
Matte Gaddy, Mary Belle
Welsh, Nell Melton, Maud Gar.
land Welsh, Lila Teal, Pear
Moore, Nanoline Tyler, Dor. s
Laney, Maggie Griggs.
Ere the battle is lost and wuu
we offer this toast: Here's
the Reds; may the Blues win
here's to the Blues; may the
Reds win"
The Chesterfield advertiser. [volume] (Chesterfield C.H., S.C.) 1884-1978, 1916-02-03
Shall Chesterfield
Have An Oil Mill?

The raw material is at hand;
the market for the meal is here
aud the demand for oil and lint
ers at a highly profitable figure
was never so great: The capital
Is here to promote the enter
prise. Then, citizens of Ches-
field, why not get busy and get
that mill?
Certain enterpris,ng citizens
are already discussing the sub
, ject. In this connection we pub.
lish a letter recently handed to
Us by Mr.. John I Hurst.
While the letter was not in
tended for publication, we be.
lieve it to be of sufficient i'm
portance to Chesterfeldians to
give it space.
"PIttsboro, Jan 29th, 1915
Hurst Streater Company,
"Chesterfield, s. O.
Dear sirs:
Il have been very much inter.
ested IN Chesterfield as fine
location for and OIL mill and fer.
tilizer factory. / made q trip
there four or five years ago to
talk the matter over with a Mr.
Rivers, but as my time was limi-
ted and he was away l was un-
able to meet with him which l
regretted very much.
II hope that you will be able
t. talk with some of your pro-
gressive business men. and as
soon as you can let, me know the
results, and l will arrange to
como and g over the matter
with you. l have very careful
ly figured it all over, and from
the amount of cotton raised IN
your county and the oil mills
now located in your county, also
the location of Chesterfield. |
see no reason under the sun wby
a good mill and in the hands OF
the right party cannot make
big money on the investme ment.
If good company can be formed
will be willing to put in not
less than five thousand dollars.
| have been cotton oil milling
for the past twelve years, and
can furnish good recommends
tion.
Hoping to hear from you
very soon am,
Most sincerely,
CHARLES Miner"
The Chesterfield advertiser. [volume] (Chesterfield C.H., S.C.) 1884-1978, 1916-02-03
Mr.. WHY King spent Saturday

Mr.. Willy King spent Saturday
In Hartsville.
Mr.. N. A. Bethune and daugh.
ter Miss Ola, of Bethune, spent
last Wednesday with relatives
here.
d.. and Mrs. Ii. N. King left
Sunday night to visit Mrs.
Kings mother, Mrs. Chandler in
Baltimore. DIR. King intends
locating at City Point for this
year.
Mrs. j. w. Maynard of Che
raw was the guest of her mother
Mrs. K. b. King last Saturday.
Mrs. Gillun King and son Bas-
come were the week end guests
of relatives in Hartsville re-
emily.
The Chesterfield advertiser. [volume] (Chesterfield C.H., S.C.) 1884-1978, 1916-02-03
Notice

| have sold out my jewelry
and watch repairing business to
Mr.. s. M. Wingate. Those that
left watches, clocks and jewelry
with me for repair, can call and
get same from Mr.. Wingate at
the same stand.
l wish to THANK my friends for
the business given me, and I
hope you will slsre u part of
your business with ar. " ;ngate.
\. w Mccall
The Chesterfield advertiser. [volume] (Chesterfield C.H., S.C.) 1884-1978, 1916-02-03
Obituary.

The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs
j. w. Hanna, whose span of life
covered only two days, was laid
away in the Chesterfield ceme-
terry with fitting services Wed.
nesday afternoon.
That the grief-stricken couple
have the profoundest sympathy
of the entire community is man
ifest.