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The Pageland Journal May 26,1915 > ' * < Local News ^ , Born to Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Watts Friday a daughter. When will farmers be busier than for the next two or three weeks? -? The fourth of July falls upon Sunday this year. The celebration at Monroe will be held .on Monday the 5th. Mr. Robt. Vick, who underwent an operation for appendicitis in a Charlotte hospital * several days ago is said to be doing nicely now. A 1-day old infant of Mr. and Mrs. V. F. Graves, of the Jeiferson section, died Sunday and was buried at Fork Creek Mon day about 10 o'clock. ' Mr. J. W. Graves reports that lie had beans from his garden Sunday. Mr. A. F. Funderburk reports that he had a large mess Tuesday and that he will have fresh coin from his garden by next Saturday. Who can beat these gardeners? Lightning struck a house on Mr. Philip Sellers' farm near Ruby Monday night during the storm and set it on fire. The roof was badly burned, but the fire was extinguished before the house was destroyed. No one lived in the house^ A t It ? rv uaii game oetween the married and single men of the town has been arranged for tomorrow. No admission will be charged, and those who at tend may expect some fun. H. M. Simpson will umpire the game. If you enjoy a game of leaghe ball be there. Mr. Percy Rivers and Miss Ida Therrell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Therrell, of the .Sfaa.Udi a ArtiuiVj Wcw in marriage last Sunday afternoon, Mr, W. J. Odom being the officiating notary, says the Chesterfield Advertiser. Mr. Maston Gardner, the young man who had a leg broken when his father's boiler exploded last Wednesday, was . carried to a hospital in Charlotte / Saturday because he was threat coed with blood poison. He^is "Still under treatment and it is not known at the" time this is written whether the leg will have to be amputated or not. Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Baker, of Canes Creek township, returned Wednesday from Douglass, Ga., L *1 " *vuere mey were caned hy the death of their grandson, Emmett Carelock, the f> year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Carelock, formerly of Lanes Creek township. The little fellow died from blood poisoning which came from a disease of the gums. In another column is an ad vertisement of an employment bureau for Pageland. This is a new venture and it rests with the people as to whether it shall sue ceed Or fail. It is simply a plan by which the employer and the laborer may be brought together. Many times laborers are idle because it is nolknown that they -would work, and many times employment is waiting for laborers. We shall watch the progress of this venture with interest. A rural route from Patrick will be established June 16th. The route is 21 miles lorn* nnd the earner will make on.y three trips a week, for which he will be paid $572 a year. This will be the third route from Patrick. The carrier will be appointed from the list of ehgibles created by the examination held at Chesterfield September 26, 1911. The three highest on this list at present are as follows: J. A. Knight, U. F. Moore and J, L. priftftt \ " V Little IvOyd Mangum is still . very ill. The small child of Mr. and Mrs. R. II. Nelson is very sick. H. B So well deserves credit for the good work he docs on his side walks and in cleaning up at the rear of the storerooms over whick he has control. He does more work than any other property owner and he deserves praise for it. All other propert>- owners in town should be asked to do likewise. Then, those who fail to do so should be forced. / Heavy rains have visited many sections during the past week, and land in some places has been washed. There w as a heavy rain and wind storm in this section Monday night, accompanied bv much electricity. The hcaviestjpart of the cloud seemed to be northeast of Pageland. In the mills section on Brown creek the rain was particularly heavy. There was ^ i- .*.1 - a mi it 11:111 m some sections mil no reports have reached here of any damage of any consequence. Personals Messrs. M. H. Dawkins and Robt. New visited relatives in Richmond and Moore counties, N. C. last week. Mrs. H. Laney left yesterday to be with hef sister, Mrs. Mangum of Chesterfield who is very sick. Mr. Recce Funderburk returned from the University ol Maryland, Baltimore, Saturday. Mrs. H. N. Askins, and Mrs. Dr. Duncan leave today to be gone several weeks, visiting relatives in Greenville, Anderson,*and Lancaster. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Lingle and family of Monroe, and Mr. and Mrs. Ben Lingle and family of Charlotte spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Van Mungo. Miss Frauleia Burch of Mt. Croghan, is visiting her sister JJATT. CJVbt Mwi e; - ' " \ Miss Jessie Quick, Mrs. H. V. J Mungo, Mrs. Louise Mungo and Henry Chavis visited in Ker- > shaw last week. Mr. Tompkins was obliged to ' stop over night at a small country hotel, says Harper's J Magazine. He was shown to Ins room by the one boy the place afforded, a colored lad. "I am glad there's a rope here in case of fire," corffTmented Mr Tompkin as he surveyed the room, "but what's the idea of putting a Bible in the room in such a prominent place^" "Dat am intened foil use, sail," replied the boy, "in case de fire am too far advanced foil yo' to make yo' escape, sab." J Paintinq?and wall paper hanging should be done along with other spring cleuilillir. Snrinir is fix1 !<.'11 timi? for i brightening up the home inside and out ( I can make old furniture look new Again. See me for any kind of work in myline. Satisfaction guaranteed if (-'adieu. I ni" I11 Mil I-'. : !!' . " ' : liliiau 1 MACHINE ; : I# wh WOMEN 1 Love This Magazine McCALL'S i* the Fashion Guide and Flouseg keeping Helper of more women than any other magazine in (he world. 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Austijj^K^j aeroplanes,- destroyers and fl^ET pedoboats early today descenEBEf on the Italian coast of tj^Kj Adriatic and bombarded sev?^R| towns, including Venice; in the Tyrol and on the east^^B frontier Italian and AustrMK advance guards have fired first shots. 'v&o The plan of campaign hasji^B0 yet been disclosed, but it is erally believed attempts to^^HH flict a quick and decisive def$^^E-l or, at least, one that will courage the Italians, will ml? undertaken, largely by the G&|Brj mans under Field Marshal It is said the German trooftSMl with heavy guns, aeroplanes firtMOi Zeppelins, already are passiiufljS?; through the valley of the fUvtsjKj Adige in the direction of Verd^vlfl and that rapid and fierce b&Wflil will be delivered almos^ffiaa^B| mediately at the Italian cent<^H| This the Germans doubtless J believe, would serve to hold off ean Italian advance- from tho-' Province ef Venice, where the flat nature of the country would give the Italians a greater chance of success. ST Throughout Austria and Ger- I many there is bitter denunci- 4 ation of Italy which for the mo- 1: riient has replaced England as Mr* the most hated enemy. In the F Allied countries on the other j* hand, Italian intervention is * < hailed with delight and in the #' Italian quarters of London and r Paris there have been enthusias- E tic demonstrations and cheering > farewells.to the Italians leaving v* to join the colors. M~ Sharpening Himself. Ir~ _ ? I tu When the train stopped at the little Southern station the tourist ft from the North sauntered outjT and gazed curiously at 3 lean m animal with scraggy btjfltiiflKj which was rubbing itself again^n^ i scub oak. HE "What do you call that?" he T| isked curiously of a native. "Razorback hawg, suh." P4 "What is he doing rubbing t liimself against that tree?" v "He's stropping hisself, suh, X just stropping hisself." _ III Watch Repairing < j Prices Reasonable * m Work Guaranteed \ J. F. Edgeworth 3 ML M.v JOHNSON ] ATTOKNKY AT LAW 14 Will he in Pagcland Wednesday I Thursday and Friday of each week. I 1 ************* % | If you Want Wi * Want Labon I ^cc If you live in South Caro Jfc Bureau will get you a posit jfr ploy merit of any kind, let us ^ find you a olace. Or if vn ' kind, let us know it and w want from a kid to railroad Let us know your wants, g or tet labor lor you of any ^ for 1 2 months and of any k & banker. Get what you v Jfc ' Jt commission. * * Pageland Lab t| Patjelam { G. II. Walls. *44*44**4***4 * gpp?. \ ISS LOCALS -fine Jcrsy bull at my 11.00 in advance. S. W, >ur chickens, eggs and market prices paid at all Rcdfcaru. in your watch need: pairing. 1 am now pre class wors at prices tha es. J. F. Kdge worth. bile it lasts will sell a dol k's lixt. Wine Cod Live ty five cents. Mangun : second-hand top bugg; licnp. J. F. Tklgcworlh, the Picture show ever; Saturday nights. Strictl; s and inviting to every good reels. Admissioi a hand for next week se t a job for next week se ness works both ways r Bureau. G. H. Watt jjHtjpiy new jewelry. B. B. Eubanks fflfilce?We hereby forbid any pei E persons trespassing on our lam MRway. Any one violating thisshal dealt with according to law. W. A. Bigg C. W. Bigg \ Amos Bigg. Lost Saturday morning on street en face Sonthbend watch No. 5'> 1,81 C. J. Funderburk. anted ?your subscription to Th Saturday Evening Bost, The Eadie >me Journal and The Country Gentle in. J. A. Knight. * ?st Sunday, between Baptist churc & Dr. Gale's Residence, a Philathe n. Return to Mangum Drug Co. &. g< ward. Eirly Amber - nnd Early Orange Can seed at 20 cents a gallon at Mung others. our Buggy?requires oil; how abot your watch. Can it run night and da r years and years without a drop of oi avc it clean eckand oiled. B.B. Eubank /hen?your watch stops, bring it t me. B. B. Eubanks. ^ ore Bred?White Leghorn eggs, 5C a setting.' H. B. Craves, Pagclarit . 2. longages 01 neat instate, I tiles t eal Eatate and other legal blanks nia : had at this office. ring?your chickens and eggs to D. 1 Clark & Co. They will buy in an lantity. Ighest?market price for cattle at an and all seasons. Also all the veals n get. Phone no. 15, Pagelan tchange. II. B. Graves. 9flONEY INIDEAS Bell, Howe, Singer, and other millionaii Nfttors began life as poor boys. Fortum rait other inventors. Can YOU think < nething to patent? America's greate gk . inventor tells HOW TO INVEN Rj&J* in a booklet sent to you free b COPP& CO., Patent AttOi neys, 745 8th St., Washing ? ton, D.C. UaiTBe sure to narr Mia this newspaper in your lette Ask Editor about cost of Paten * prk or if you I >rs Write 3 \ Ik: 3 \ ? * Cina the Pageland Labor ^ ion. If you want emknow it and we will ^ ^ want labor of any e will get what you t^ams. v We get you a pla?e ^ liind for one day or J ijd from a cook to a *j for only a small J ! * _ * ?or Bureau * j, s. c. * Manager ^ 14444*4****43 l Come to Headq And have your wants supplied, i opened up still another lot of new d ing Crepe Syranese, Diana Silk, I Beach Cloth, Novello Silk, Crepelasj Voile, Allover Lace in all colors, Etc Embroidery, Galatea, Linens," Perca r you. Parasols of every kind, ranj 25c to Si.50. > Our goods are right new and whe you are assured that no old or shodc I put off on you. i ne ladies send th - us for their goods, < ! they do so that they 1 will gel good, new Sooner or later J trade here, and the s better. MUNGO BR01 7 c 1 Every Facility Knov Banking Busii ^ I is accorded the smallest cusy tomer as well as the largest | in this institution for saving. | i I We take pains to explain fiM ^ | y I matters to any interested in- '3^ y quirer. We pay 4 per cent fa interest, compounding that WspgjJ 0 8 annually, and conserve your 'Wj [JS i best interests all possible. ~c I Ask freely in Derson, or by 8 fn-dil it yoit-desire to?kticnv? I Thc\ Bank of P 7 I PAGELAND, Sv I 1 For home ground corn mt r\t every day see us. . Meat, Lard, Molasses Coffee always in stock. Salt fish, canned gooi etc. In fact a complete hand at all times. Dry goods, almost any thing y< ? I Best Palm beach suits going at $5.0 fjlfrom I Oc to $ 1.50 each. Shoes, I [ | lin<=> in Paa^lanrl at rioht r?rirr?c I s dresses $ 1.50 values going for $ 1.( [ see them. They are right up to the i s Plenty of apron checks 5c per yd. ? Best line of-one dollar Overalls goin? | Come to see us when in ne | in the mercantile line. | Pageland Mei I I Compan uarters We have recently ress goods includ!.ace Mesh, Palm se, Batiste, White ^' We also have ( les, etc. to please ;ing in price from n you buy from us ly goods are being le men to saying as mow they stuit. you will sooner the HERS ... I VII IU UK | less | ageland C. / linn I ?if :al ground fresh Sugar and ds, Hardware, line kept on m want or need. 0 each, Straw hats the largest and best I idies ready to wear )0 each, call and | minute in style, etc. Calico 5c per yd. I at 85c per pair, ed of any thing * ! - canine y ' 1 nil ' ' I. 'I