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The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1917-06-28

Shackelford Lee was awaiting
her. The beautiful ring service
Of the Presbyterian church was
used in plighting their trotn,
after which the stately strains
of Mendelsohn's Wedding March
were played for a recessional.
The wedding was followed by an
elegant reception at the home of
the brides father and mother,
Mr.. and Mrs. Mayors. Mr.. and
Mrs. George Miller Lee and Mr..
and Mrs. Madison Johnson Lee
receiving. Mr.. and Mrs. Lee
left at midnight to spend several
weeks in Eastern mountains,
Mrs, Lee travelling in an old
blue wool jersey tailor suit.
After this they will be at home
in Danville, Kentucky.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1917-06-28
Bankruptcy Notice.
In the District Court of the
United States, For the
Southern District of
Mississippi.

O1lIISa oSoCNot = ~ eAAN
Southern District of
Mississippi.I
In the Matter of No. 1910
R. G. Berry In Bankruptcy
Bankrupt
To Whom It May Concern:
Take notice that on the 22nd
day of June A. D., 1917. a peti-
ton was filed in bankruptcy by
the above named bankrupt, pray
ing that he be discharged from
ali his debts provable against his
estate, except such debts as are
excepted by law from such dis
charge. The hearing of said pc
tition has been set for the 23rd
day of July A. D., 1917, at Jack
son, Mississippi, before the Hon
orable H. C. Niles, United States
District Judge, at which time
and place you are required to
show cause, if any you have,
why the prayer of said petitioner
should not be granted,
L. B. Moseley, Clerk,
B. L. Todd, Jr., D. c.
J. R. East,
Attorney for Petitioner.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1917-06-28
A Beautiful Wedding.

this place was the scene of a
pretty wedding, Wednesday
evening. at eight o'clock, when
Miss Nan Dantzler Mayors,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Dan
|iel McLaurin .Mayers, became
the bride of Mr.. Madison John
son Lee, of Danville, Kentucky,
DR.. M. E. Melvin, a minister
much beloved by the Mayors
family, officiating in the pres
ence of many relatives and
friends.
The bride was beautiful in an
exquisite gown of tale over white
satin with trimmings of beaded
lilies and real lace. The bridal
veil of tulle, standing in high
effect at the back of her head,
and reaching to the end of her
court train which hung with
queenly grace from her should
ers, was caught with orange
blossoms and held in place by a
magnificent diamond bar pin,
the gift of the groom. She car
ried a single lily stalk with six
pure white blossoms and from
their snowy chalices drank deep
of love and beauty.
Miss Anna Mayors, sister of
the bride. aServed as maid of
honor, and her Grecian like face
and black hair were prettier still
in a gown of yellow tulle over
yellow satin, with silver trim
ming.
Mrs. Mayes Cooper was dis
tinctively lovely Matron of Hon
or, wearing a yellow tulle and
satin gown, silver trimmed, as
did all the maids, carrying out
the cloth of gold motif. Their
flowers were garlands of daisies
tied with fluffy lavender bows
which they carried over their
shoulders.
For this occasion, the
church was transformed into
an artists bower by quantities
of white oleanders and greenery.
Handsome ferns, quantities of
daisies and trailing vines all
blended in effective design to
lend beauty to the scene; baskets
filled with daisies were suspend
ed from vine covered trellises,
and the bride and groom stood
beneath an immense white bas-
ket fl led with these pretty flow
ers and tied with a graceful
bow of white tuTle.. Over all,
many candles shed their mellow
light-the whole a beautiful
frame for a June wedding. Lit
tie Elizabeth Hobson and Frances
Whitman in charming lingerie
dresses held the ribbons. Miss
Mabel Gayden, gowned like. the,
maids in dress built of yellow
tulle and satin, sang sweetly,
81 Love You Truly and AT
Dawning.'' Mr.. John Weille, of
Vicksburg, and Mr.. Lyle Chris
man of Chicago were the ushers.
While Miss Daisy McLaurin
Stevens, wearing her airy grad
uation frock, rendered the bridal
chorus from s"Lohengrin, " DR..
Ruel May, Mr.. Albert Alexander
Weille, Mr.. Caldwell Lee, Miss
Lee McLaurin, Miss Viola Burns
and the maid of honor, Miss
Anna Mayors entered and took
their places at the left of the
altar, Mr.. Mayors Dantzler, Mr..
William Mayors, Miss Louisa
Lee, Miss Fran Dantzler and
Mrs. Mayes Cooper, matron OF,
honor. stood at the right. Little
Mary Louise and Susan Mayors,
as flower girls, in dainty accord
con plated grandmother swiss
dresses with sashes and hair rib
bons of yellow came just in front
of the bride, who entered lean
| ing on her fathers arm and was
met at the altar by the groom,
where he with his best man. Mr..
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1917-06-28
School Board Meeting.

| hereby call the Rankin Coun-
ty school board to meet in the
County Superintendeut's office,
July 16, 1917, at 10 o'clock
to transact whatever school bus
mess shall come before said
board. H. H. Bullock,
County Supt.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1917-06-28
To the Public.

'T have been using Chamber
lain's Tablets for indigestion for
the past six months, and it
affords me pleasure to say |
have never used a remedy that
did me so much good" Mrs.
C. E. Riley, Illion, N. Y.
Chamberlain's Tablets are OBJ
tainable everywhere.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1917-06-28

A complete line of groceries
etc., delivered anywhere in town
promptly. Phone us your order.
w. G. BARNES.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1917-06-28

Just look at those pretty low
quarters, suits, hats, etc. at
w. C. BARNES.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1917-06-28

My office will be closed from
August 1st. until October 18th.
H. j. BURNHAM.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1917-06-28
For Sale

Four-piece bedroom suit.
MRS. LOUISE DICKSON.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1917-06-28
For Sale.

For Sale.
Large, heavy, second hand,
flooring, ceiling and siding
machine, made by J. A. Fay &
Co. ]. S. Alexander.
Brandon, R. 3.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1917-10-12
n,,;u,ucn, Tax Sale Of Real Estate
in I,r,an County, Oklahoma, 1917.
for 1919 Taxes.

will On the first Monday in No
,em.cr ,Novembcr 5th. 1910, Of
ter for sale at my office in Durant,
p-van County, Oklahoma, the fol-
iowinc described real estate, for de-
inouent taxes for the year 1916.
purchaser offering to pay the taxes
and penalties on this real estate for
,he least portion of the same is con-
sidered the highest and best bidder.
owners of this real estate have two
Years TO redeem same from date of
,bis sale JOHN FINNEY,
This sale. CARL BEATTY,
County Treasurer, Bryan Co, Okla.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-21
elcnenaeindle.
4n Dcrpadnsm.

4 8W Oerpadlten:
- @dcr, uHacidbr 30 Mdcr bedrbeiictcS
S0io, gHelcn iibcr Garrcn Gar Niric m
per pdrloro No0N ajirmcrNdua Stbwci8cr'
Fbcnnc. 9 onberc Slubcu@ebduoc. Nadl6u'
lroasti bri a. q. @lcgohtne, 9lr. 1916, CT
siortR' Aneune. -(Sone0 22)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-21

3oOc nod uerh1ItniBuldla ipobI lmO.
muitcr. 6rau 90bm nIiroe pot ~
Sabrcu in 0ciicn.Iarmitont gcborcu
uno fam ais 7,iGbriaC StinO nit
ibren Glteru nah Slucriiu. gic iptrO
ben ibrcnl SatteiJ Sobn Uco. gobnt
5lpci 96dltcru, 6ran 6rcoCrid Sbc.
aouc mo tSron 6raut @aumciiict,
iolpie bier ,SoBncl Sebn @ddJatI,
Scrnp nnO StbaiiiM g65HL llnD
flint @HTcIu mo ilpci llrcnfcIu iibcr-
lcbt.
Tic 9cctoiaiulg iiuOet 9icultag
9IodmittdGS uin 2 llbr, pom Itaiicr.
bauic anS aui Oem ,Naltimorc 6ric0.
boic~ ftatt. pnitor s.. ". 9odcr hon
oer Ct. WiattbGieairdlc luiro Sic
EraHcrfeier lciten.
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bic 9lOtG in 0rlanS mirO gr6fcr.

bic 9tOtG in SrlanS mirS srSfer.
Nic 9cipobuer bon Srlano lieben
Dor cincr Ser groBfeu @cio6rci IN
Der @citbid)tc Ser griincn SSnicI lo1ic
Ncltcrn ciuer Scr grt iiiiorniirtcn Sr's
I6uocr, Gic eugIdScr babeu bic
flcinc Grnte iolt gonj aus bcIn
Sauoc gcidoiit lmo ser 8eoolfcrims
gii1iS gclaiicn, ipomit lie ibrcn Slin'
ger itiGci fmut. ino unit sic 9Sofb
81 linoeriJ mill 0ic enaliidje 9tegics
ring bic m1nulide @cDoIfcriiilg ans
SrlonO nod @neImlO ulS SelNarbei-
fer lerocr. Inn iic Onm in 0ic mill
t0riid)c 3ipaneSindc ~ itcdeu. Gie
Samnlliuiocn III 9(merifo fiir Nlittcl
5tun Mnfoliici pou l}obrinigSinitteIlt
iino iWiimadiglidl notbmcnDig. Gar.
oiunI 8arlep Bat III 9lciu gorf $t8,-
900, giibof S>oban III 5crdnion,
@1y iauOte $4,000. 9fcm 9onoor iuo
SScricu Gitp ionOtcn lingeiGDr $4,000
mn Baltimore hat biSbcr t1uf1 $500
3ilinmmen 9ebrad)t. OR. z. 8. Mur-
rap. nclder inter 9luiiidt OcS Srir.
Stepben 5. NfcEonone6 sic Soum.
hmg bier lcitet, idgte eeitcrn, SOS
bon Oct aiSgcgebencn 200 griiucn
5onmelbiidbien biSber MIR 10 ait
scr SHobmeiiter s. j. 9rauOD, 9ir.
400, g8eit-GouOcn sSiroBe 5uriidse.
Iieicrt iuoroen iiuo. 9ieIe oer flei-
nen @iiHIen beiinOen lid in oen S5Gn-
oer bon oeiitider @ereinelt im6 ion.
ten olue @eitereS an 6rn. Stcpbeil
s. @cDonoreD. glr, 2i5 Ct SAUL
SrnBc, Qeioi0t werOGn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-21

big meoiui. 9Sflnto. 3--ic.; afudc-
rctS &hiuo, 1870; 3oiIcrs,
erobr, 9fpn6. i2-i5c,; meOiuut G
Sc; Sehtc. Giuno, l5-iSc.;
gloIc BfunO, Soc; Gotiiid, 8tOy
3--5c.; GIcnS, blinScrt, 65- roe;
sldtcru, Gboitc, s5ab. $3.O0-3.5Q;
BriuicS, 6aB, $l.75-2.995; SiIlS,
SSob $t50~-l.1a
TiuObicb.- <Nlu9e tgtie SticrS
pou 1000 bis 1900 gShmO @Npidt,
ghluo, 7-7ls; S,icrc untpr 1000
8huO 0SClpidJt, 6l5--7c6 2dJICu.
Ylmo, al5515c.; @aIlcu @htuN.
Al1S--5l2c.; arcBC iliugc aiibc, @fo.,
41s--5s.; mo9erC, 3--3Ht.; SliiBe
NIT 0alb, $3.50; ningrrC, $40
10.
@ dlmcinc. ScrfcI, ic naM
@r0Bc, Slid, S1.75 80; 1bodtS,
ic noh GiroBc, SIS i.50.
NGGbcr. gboicc, &iO.. 1872
-t4c.; quite, i2l413c.; idmcrc SEAL
Der, StAd, $t6-92; rmlbc, $i4-
l6; fleine mneerr, $50.
2Gmmcr unO 2 hnfc.
Choice, fenc sdlafG Nfo., 41s5c.;
quito. 3-4t.; rollbc, Gtiid, $t.50T-
$50; oIic 8odr. BiunS, 3H--ic.
6riibIinss 2dmner, Choice, fcttc.
Biuno, it-1iHc.; HcoiunL o.
i0c.
Sobaf, (@iurvIanO), 100 Biuno.
-!OSiDoenuertDie uno yiroItcS, SIC
zig; outer seip0bnIiHcr unO eriie'
I'rer, $i3--1A; gutter. eeipobnIibcr
$i5--i0; mittcInld6iasr. $iT--19i
gutter bis icincr rotbcr. $2i--2i
Sarcn, 500 25; SetctiaS, ecfpo6uIi
der liS n'iitSimdbiaer. $i2-1T;
GeconSS, gutter DIS iciHer. $3.50
SrmSbIdttCr. nciic Grrtc. SIS,
%ap 1abaF, fire ciircS. $S 90; Zip,
per Goifitrp, nir.cilreS. $S-i7, =
@loiwd6afic nno ihlcdt ocuiiftC
gcrpadnup i--3c. pro NfIno ltic
origcr.
&6ute In0 Inlg @riaIJcnc
@fuuS, 29t.; friidr, zoe; bcfdld'
Siatc. i9c.; 3rp Stint, 3l--35c.
aoIb, % -3oc.;; 5d)af 75c.-$i25i
QorHuicr, S0-60c.; 9nIlen i7c.;
9icscr i5-95c.; GaIe @fuuO o.
1Oc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-21
3ssiruascH an her ditiiacu slttIrN.
9SrIr.


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giitnbabnsiHsa
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GtratserSaBn.MiHeu
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Gtsabobr chliaahsncu
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sditterti IN spnrrpluS gsOint.

Qcr % Sabre alto Sarrp Sinro.
bid ron 5parroiuS poirt iuuroc nit
orei Sduilpilnocn i'm 8iidcr in fri-
tiidher GeriaiiiIre md Dem aallcrcp.
SoipitoI sebroft, no sic 9tcrStc ipc,
rig lSofiluma bcgcu. ncn 9Eauu am
2Cbcn ST erhaltclt.
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atf Sarooid) I'M BSrloHic ciucS
StrcitcS Dor odicr @obmns ubgc-
9Cbcn BADEN iou.
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9n bcrFauicn,
Ncimc fir Nc6ensacit.

pctmc fnr EcbenSjctt.
Gocbcit fcrtiq ecfcnt 5iuci 8cbcr 2itbdiqcr
9dufer, z 3immcr, Boo iino 9crorbn.5rort.
100 Blpf WiontpciirrfStrnHc.
9,e6en Clifton 8arf uio Sdrfor6 6sfSc
tscinc Sirnbe mo aciunnc Yoae
Sicr 8inilcr ciilfnlicslicb raittbcnciic" aln
ocn criicn ,Sliir. ~dimcneic" cfi1dlt mo-
ncrnc @oe,Hdnor mooernc 0odbfiie cmaillir
fcir gnsqiib nit efbimBbrcti, elcfirichcn Sdcbcr
fir ncn Gonuncr sSnnipibci5ung. S0riboiS
sSiclcn. moocrne aonlirc. onie bdben Srebi'
nu0crc mphcrnc gipcnhcticii. Wdr nchrc Spar
forosglhcniic GieIiriid5c. nbrolld) idbrcro, bis
s0,Ouipelicr- Sird6c
rbe q Z. G;difdahcr 9sdiir Compaun, Nrbaner
gnfenn: 9t9--920 Miuuicn 8nilhns
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@erIanat- fraucu nns MlaSdlrn.

Yrrlnngi;
sin Nabmcn i'm Niicr puu i6 biz 90 SAB.
rcn iiir 0uacmcinc Saucurbei; innH, ncs
4bcr0S ftdcb caulc gcheH. Aagbsuraecn bel
or @cgciariB, 9ir 203i Gntniu Niaet.
(San2l-r2l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-21

Gcrl0nqt:
Sine ncniioc ,Srau fir ciniddiet GnueUdli
gu crirnaelI bel @laG @ld5er, 0Ierman'e SaHr
hamilton. (Sun20-2D
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

NrnHSitiids-llebertrpsnuaen.
@ettb 2cup an Cecilia 5. SeilcS.
9tor0iOciticjtc Souig. nobs 2inScr.
Slocuuc. i56 bci 1853 5hb 05runoj..
$3.50 IS.
Sobn ). Garlir urSobcrt &.Etu.s
man nuo GSrou, Or. 3606, RcihcrS,
topll HooS, &runojinS 500, s..
2oniS s. gSoScrg inN Gr1it on9a
trid 2'a(5inniS. @ciiicitg &opIor
Grobciirabc anabe 2mroolciiroBc, li
bel 50 6ub, S..
gSm. y. GromwcIl. ErultCc; an
Slhia q. Snlbis il. ~, gtprOieitc Ocr
SonciteoN:. ud6c SuocpNccitrobc,
40 bei $50 SiiB, s..
So1n g.. $atierior on GOiporO 5.
SoborD II. 81. 9, @rnnSi6ide, IS.
gIutori Sod itnS 6rou an @csel
6irfcibprs, Sscfiicitc Gbciter-. nabc
9autiirnFc. i6 bti 1876 6ilB, GrirnS.
SirS Gent So.
Dl. s. Gdpnnau1b an litIc Guar.
IL 9riiit 60, an gi. s. Gapnnalgh II.
a. Citieitr Sbdrp, uoGc Grositrasc.
i2 bci 10 3nB, SriitSjins $36. So.
Sci 3. Mhite 8c9lip 20. al .9fo.
tina 2. Gtnnsllit, Gr. Gil; sSorOs
@Ilippoo 9(pcrrc, CgriaSS $40. SIS.
I Sorr9 0rpS nn0 6rdr OH . s.
SSei,SSrioit. S..
Carrie 3. Neder an Nlu. 8dnee,
Giifi.Q g6Si&ritruiirs Hobc Ner 9tortb
slecuue, 1873, bci 70 6ilij (Sruuo5irS
$tf, SIS.
e. 8. G5an0gbrr NcaliD So, an
sSadion Sq,iorr9. H. 2. 81, Wr.452,
Qoro 9loSiuiaafirasc. Grrnas $40,
$o.
Siioor 9od)arodl ali Oil 2 .aoiier
0Sor0icitc ocr gtortb gI5suiic, rnbc
Snlton 9Ipeuilc, "a bci s. SSiiB,
GrunN;inS $40. SIS,
+ eli z. fatter on SliOcr 9od;arad)
nib 6rau. gIoioicitc Qortb slpclmc,
nabs ,SnIton gloemic, j bci S56ilb,
@rimS5irS $40 IS.
Sst1 8. 2intbicimi on oic rGou''
ton 91otionat @anfe, 9for6ieitc Der
95. Gtrobc. nobr e1iriIforne2locluc,
40 bci 100, tSrnuoSins $S5.
gcrnorn e. Ssorie all Ticicibc,
@eiiicite Der %iiilforo- -9(rcnue, iinDe
26. 5trdbc, i6 Bet l5i @runosiuS
500.
glnani s3ioitolpsfi imO iSrdn All
lcoiil 5foIinSfi, siiSieitc Der Gan-
tou-gtpenuc, iinbr Gaitlc-9lIleM IA 6ci
80, e5rilnoSinS $3.50.
3os. s.. Bennett inio 6rai an.
gorbara 6ic0icr. 3 C5rAnSiiiidc.
Icoiil Sfalii,&fi uro 6rnii du
9intcis3 gpiirD uuN iSrail. &eiticite
Scr @cNS,. nabe 2arcaifcrs sStrubc,
80 tsi 81.
8. Srpiue @calircdr lnrN 6rai an
QiicIa II. Bartlett. Ror6oit-sdc Ser
2orinoa-5traBc urO grucc.2IIlrD.
Slniboriuc q. G)rirne5 ON 9oiliio
g. 2ohmar, . GruuoitiidG.
,S9pnneS0 9orO & Srlp. So ult
Selep g. iyrccburocr glnrOiuciiiciie
Ser ActncopsgIoeuac, nobc %. Ctr
rs bel 80, @rliuosirS $65.
SOS. apclty all S5drrp q. Gurtcr
imO graft 9|crolrite Scr Sie5sSlpc,,
liabc BopIar Grpbe.Strnbc, Il tei
ITO, &riino5iuS S65.
Sotnb ". Ntnies un1 6roi un Die
v:Ninrplono @IintrnI @roollec 60, Z
2 &5rrnroiiiidc.
g8Iu. s. 9ii6op II. n Gil Clarence
$. SSurlod. mcI1rerc 6iriiiroiiiidC.
Clarence S. SurIod ,mo 6rnu ar
z. S. ". Gcoen. @rIn0iSid, <Sro5,
$50.
99nItcr ". GIliott AT Clarence s..
Sonrio6, Gjriinoitiid, grirno3ins
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3M ncrfnnfcu.
eeimiie iar .eui,, ole III Curtis Ban lvspNSn, il,
cc1en sic nh nic ncucit cdnct N pva' w
1000 Wlod Der 9sauiusiSu.Nseun NM IN a,,
Den an Der Sront All. sliic 8cancnulVpl ~,
moncrn bis IN nllc Giu5cibeiieu. gldt Hepn,, t.,
GrlcnnS uOcr Curtis Ban GlciiriShc. 'fcgs n,' Y
Der 0nriissylpcnuc mo GOprcbs SiraBc 90 d,.e W.
ache eiucn Slof mciild 6iir RcnHilei iolIl. y;
lricr ocr ohcH crivdhnieu cdrcrn nel'''p'"
iicp ulcbrcrc ldocu ...
gscnt oit crl mo eicnc iaeH6 mn conn
iaae.
gSaltcr 8. @eitpbal,
Gipcidhinlcr mo Baiunicrrcbuier
lt9-20-2i @iuHirB 8nllciHS.
(giu117--I&5)
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19c.; nIic So06ne u.SfogS. i0--1ir.; /;
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i6c.; aurfcps. &cnnelL 28 29c.;;
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2ic.; 9onbciJ oltc nn0 iiinee Goorc,
20e.; @niilcn @cfliierl ilirecS, 11a
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25c.; Giinic Eiuu6, iS t9c.
@obucrulio C'rhicn.9l1d
cpc @rbicit gNoicc, reilc, @uidJrI
$2.S5 2.90; SDirnep GrbiciL ncltc,
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The Chesterfield advertiser. [volume] (Chesterfield C.H., S.C.) 1884-1978, 1917-05-03
CALOMEL SALIVATES
AND MAKES YOU SICK
Acts Like Dynamite on a Sluggist
Liver And You Lose
Days Work.

There's no reason why a person
should take sickening, salivating calo-
mel when SO cents buys a bottle of
Dodson's Liver Tone-a perfect sub
stitute for calomel.
1t is a pleasant, vegetable liquid
which will start your liver just as
surely as calomel, but it doesn't make
you sick and cannot salivate.
Children and grown folks can take
Dodson's Liver Tone, because it is
perfectly harmless.
Calomel is a dangerous drug. 1t is
mercury and attacks your bones.
Take dose of nasty calomel to-day
and you will feel weak, sick and nau-
seated tomorrow. Don't lose a DAVIS
work. Take a spoonful Of Dodson's
Liver Tone instead and you will wake
up feeling great. No more bilious
ness, constipation, sluggishness, head
ache, coated tongue or sour stomach.
Your druggist says if you don't find
Dodnson's Liver Tone acts better
than horrible ,calomel your money is
waiting for you.
The Chesterfield advertiser. [volume] (Chesterfield C.H., S.C.) 1884-1978, 1917-05-03
IN MEMORIUM
Mrs. p. T. Ray6eld

On April 21st God in his almighty
power saw fit to take from us our be.
loved one, Mrs. Rayfeld. The writer
was personally acquainted with hel
and feels a personal loss in the dealt
of this good woman. While grievinp
with her family relations in their
great loss, we bow in humble sub
mission to the will of God, remember,
ing that in life we are in the midst of
death. The community has suffered
great loss in the death of Mrs. Ray
field.
At an early age she was married to
Mr.. p. T. Rayfield of this county
and to this hapy union was given a
large number Of children.
In early childhood Mrs. Rayfield
gave her life to God and joined tn,
Thompson Creek Baptist church,
where she will be greatly missed.
She carried about with her the
bright, happy expression of a true
child of God and the example of her
beautiful life will long be an inspira-
ton to those who knew her to live
better and nobler lives.
The funeral and interment took
place at Thompson Creek Cemetery,
and were conducted by her pastor, the
Rev. j. ID. Purvis, on Sunday, April
22d, where was gathered large num-
ber of relatives and sympathizing
friends. The grave was made beau
tiful by gifts of flowers.
She died in her SID year. She will
be missed in her home as a loving and
seif-sacrificing mother, in her COM
munity as good and kind neighbor
Our sympathies go out to the be-
reaed ones.