The Pageland journal. [volume] (Pageland, S.C.) 1911-1978, September 30, 1914, Image 2
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The Pageland Journal
Published Wednesday Mornings
C; M. Tucker, Proprietor
Subscription Price - - $1.00
Kntered as second class mail
matter at the post office at Pageland,
S. C., under the Postal Act
of March 3, 1879.
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If you need some cotton for
next year, now is the time to
buy, Mr. Farmer, for they say
you can buy it cheaper now
than you can raise it.
Next Sunday is the day of
prayer for peace in Europe.
President Wilson issued a proclamation
several days ago calling
upon the people all over the
land to assemble at their places
of worship on next Sunday and
send up to God one mighty cry
for peace in war-torn Europe.
If the people will come in dead
earnest, with unselfish purpose
and beg God to bring about a
reconciliation, the sword will al
once he sheathed, the cannon
will cease to roar, the worn out
soldiers will return to loved ones
at home and the mighty struggle
will be at an end.
The Price of cotton has beer
on the decline for a few day!
and it is getting so low agair
that the farmers can't afford tc
sell. Warehouses are beinf
built in nearly every town am
die farmers are beginning t<
take advantage of this opportun
ity to store cotton and securi
their notes with the Warehousi
receipts. This seems to be tin
wisest course to pursue. If mucl
more is placed on the marke
now the pi ice will drop stil
Iovvit Wln?n tli.? nrici> <ri?1
below eight cents it is below cos
of production ami no fanner car
afford to sell. We advise thos<
who can not hold their cotton t<
much as the local hankers or tin
individual will allow, and in ihi:
way satisfy-the crcd'tors withou
further demoralizing the market
Pageland High school openec
Monday morning with brigh
nrospects for a successful year
for there seems to be unity o
purpose between patrons,trustee:
and teachers. The trustee:
have made an unusual effort tc
secure a body of teachers suiter
to the par?:.cu!ar needs of the
school, and if recommendations
and first impressions count foi
anything, they have bee 1 sue
cessful in their search.. An able
and experienced principal with
efficient and consciencious helpers
backed by a strorjg board o
trustees can hardly fail to makt
this the best school in the county
There is little room to doub
that the teachers will strive foi
tVw> Koct intornet rvf llin .1.1
av ^vu% niivi VOl VI II1V VI111UIC1
cmiuotcd to their care, and i
only remains for the patrons tc
cooperate with them and hell
to make this the best session ii
the history of the school. Then
are a thousand ways to helpSh<
teachers to help the children am
there are a thousand and on<
ways to hinder.
Parents who fuss and froth be
cause the teacher dops not con
trol forty youngsters shouh
rememner tnat these are th<
same brats they failed or neg
lected to train at home4, and tha
the person who fails on three o
four and sends them to schoo
"to get rid of them" has no rea
son for complaint. Usualh
when parents want to lick th<
teacher they need licking them
selves.
The enrollment Monday wai
110 and it is hoped that man>
others will enter at once,
CHURCH NOTES
Baptist
J. M. Sullivan. Pastor. ?'
Last Sunday we hope meant a w
great deal to the orphan children a*
of our state and nation. Our
collection at Pageland by Sun- ^
day school was $16.41; by the
church $15.59, total $32.00. We
wish in behalf of our orphan
boys and girl's to thank one and ^
all for their help in this most
worthy cause. The Lord will .
reckon with us in the last day as ,
if we had done this directly to
Him. "
The Ladies Aid Society will
meet with Mrs. H. W. Crosswell n
Wednesday 4 p. m. All mem- li
1 4-J I
uers requesieu to uc picscui.
We would like to see more
present at our Wednesday even- F
ing prayer service, so come on n
and worship with us, beginning j(
about 7:30.
White Plains Saturday 3:00 p.
! m. and Sunday 11 a. m. Center Grove
school house 3 p. m.
Taxahaw Saturday evening 7:30.
j All are requested to be present
to witness ordination service
' and prepare church letter for
' association.
Remember to obey our great
1 and good* ruler President Wil
son on next Sunday by meeting
' in our churches for prayer that
the European war may ce??e.
First of all we must thank God
for our christian men who are at
1 the helm in this trying time.
5 We especially ought to remem1
ber the President and secretary
5 of State W. J. Bryan. "Ye ask
J and receive not, because ye ask
* amiss, that you may spend in
5 your pleasure." Jas. 4;3. We
" must not be selfish in this prave
ing.
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Providence Items
l
I Providence Sunday school is
I coming to the front. 11. Z. On'!
s ten, the superintendent, is doing
1 laithful work, and we hope the
1 school will continue to improve.
J
:) We have preaching every 2 \ 1
every Sunday at 3 o'clock, ex;
cept the 2nd when it is at 10 a. m. I
s . i
t [ Prayer meeting each Saturday
night at 8 o'clock. We have
good meetings each week, and
^ we invite all to attend prayer
t meeting and Sunday school.
G. W. G.
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I On the corner
; SHOES
I FAD
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Our big line oi 1
spring, when shoes
line is now in our s
\of the price,
v Gold Brand, Hi Br
inside like the outs
other kind. They
bound to last and gi
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t lor men and boy
J The quality is righ
Get your suit here.
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On the corner
A Missouri darky woat Cjjtl
javoring to sell a mule to a Jef-1 ?
rson City man, who, however*
as in doubt as to the animaVp t
;e. . c
"If." said he, "this mule is as
Dung as you claim, why is it
lat he bends so at the kness?" t
"Oh, don't let dat little fact 1
;orry you boss," the negro i
astened to say. "Dat mule i
end at de laigs, but it ain't due i
> no age, dat he does. De
oness' truf, boss, is dat I ain't
ad de money to look after dat
lule de way he oughter been,
ly stable is kinder low an' dat
lule he been obliged to stoop a
ittle, dat's all."
Willie?Paw, what is bravery?
'aw?Brav ery is something that
[lakes a man lose[the use of his
egs when he wants to run, my
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a Sozm
gar And it's so EAi
w Just dissolve a can of mi
Jg pour this water Into fou
Hf no BO I LI NO at all.
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n 50c. worth, and I only cost
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I They can be laid right over
5 out dirt or bother, and they mt
| They're inexpensive. For pa
PAGELAND HA
bough
:e the r
all and winter shoes
were ten per cent lowc
helves, and you are to )
and and Old Diminfton
ide of your feet, and las
are made of the best 1
Ive you satisfaction.
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s, and odd ?>ants for a
1 and the price ranges
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"Is dat a kickin' mule?" asked
dr. Erastus Pinkley.
"Does you want to buy him?"
nquired Uncle Rasbury, cautirnsly.
"No."
"Den whut's de use o' comin'
iroun' heie axin' useless ques:ions
an' temptin' me to spoil
my reputation ^foh truth an'
mendacity.?Ex.
Hanna & Hunley
Attorneys
CHESTERFIELD. S. C.
Notice
The Books of Registration for
Chesterfield County will be open
at the Court House until 30 days
before the General Election.
S. B. Timmons,
E. T. White,
T. M. Belk.
Co. Registration Board.
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an old wood-ahingle roof with- 1
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RDWARE CO.
On the corner
T BE
ISE
was bought last
x than now. This
get the advantage
Shoes are shaped
?t longer than the
materials and are
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1
II ivftG wear 'em.
from $3 to $17.50.
:rs
On the corner
IF YOl
wanting good {lour, see
have Best Pat. & Bes* st
getting right now. We
of new Zephyrs, galatea
For men a lot of new
For boys a lot of new
Fresh loaf every Thu
We are saving others
CATO CC
Per J.
! Pollock & Pegues
_ LAWYERS _
Club Building - - Chcraw, S. C.
\ One member of firm will be in
: . Pageland every Tuesday.
I New n
I have opened i
the room formerly occupit
1 am now in po
i ble with the choicest me
the very best steak on dc
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I respectfully as k h;
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J many new ones give me
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Q Pageland is said
0 east of the Mississipp
fi the best Drug Store
N size of the town co
q Just opened up a lot o
k kind your father used to
fi Everything supposed
jJ date drug store may be f<
s
? Pageland
tocoooooK!
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M. tiv 1 a. VV L/V
Easiest ti
Runs faster. Runs ligl
Makes a more perfect
clean, Automatic through
out, Five years insurar
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the Company's special m
machine and contract l
under no obligation to hi
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Pagelen
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us before buying. We
rait grind. Prices are
! have for the ladies a lot
& crepe. P rices right.
Shield Brand Alothing.
Auto Suits.
rsday.
l money, why not you?
)MPANY
R. Cato
|M. M. JOHNSON
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Will be in Pageland Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday of each week.
Office in rear of Mangum's DrugStore
Aarket I
jp a meat market in I
sd by my shoe shop, and 1
sition to supply your taats
at from i 5 cents for
)wn, according quality,
it my old customers and
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win wn IIMKM??mM
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to be the best town v
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east of the same river, 8
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