The Pageland journal. [volume] (Pageland, S.C.) 1911-1978, August 18, 1915, Image 4
Guess is not the largest
city in the country, but it i
[ has the most popular store 1
; in its section. Ask G. L. '
Gulledge or anybody else.
MONEY-does not grow on trees,
but it does grow In banks. A
500 potind bale of cottott at flfes1
ent price will earn you $23.43 in
eight years. Bank of Pageland.
C? L. Gulledge is raising
Cane at Guess. Selling the
best goods for the least
money.
Call Early
Those who want fresh meats
on Saturday afternoons for Sunday
should call early, so that we
may fill their orders/before the
rush, and thus avoid mistakes.
ft. f. and T. ft. Smithy _
Cotlnty Farmers' UniOh
A meeting: of the County
Farmers Union will be held the
Second Saturday in Uecertiber
instead of the last Saturday in
October as previously announced.
Meeting to be held at Wamble
Hill.
L. C. RIVERS. President
WILL A. SELLfcRS, Sec
lilt 1 i . T "
Business is Business
it is a poor business that has
tto rule, it is business that you
have yOur mail in the Office not
later than i:30 P; M. if yoU wish
it dispatched oh the day you put
it in the office; So please attend
to this business and be biisiness
likei t. W. Quicki Postmaster
Dr. R. L; McManu*
DENTIST
Dageland, S. C.
I
A Full Line
of stock Powders, Liniments and
Veterinary Medicines kept on
hand at all times. Calls answered
day or night for the cash.
Watts and Graves
Aeterinary surgeons Pasreland, S. C
Monuments
it win pay you to see me 1
before you buy a Monument or
Tombstone of any kind, if you 1
want to save money,
G. R. KNIGHT,
I WE A
1 We are fighting d
I fair and honorable
| Brand New Goods o
I i QU AIT
1 We pride ourselves that v
I general merchandise, and
I 1
1 There is absolutely no ret
? material. Onr
I Silks Stripe Traventine
I Suiting, Silk Ponlin. 1
?- 9
lin; Serges in Blue, Bla
Bedticking. Demin, Cle
ton Flannel, Outing etc
W<
Ladies and children's C
many other things we <
I MUNG
Nearly everybody is Jra<t
ing with C. L* Gulledge af
Guess, this fall.
TaxIS
The Tax Books will be open f<
15th October until 31st day of Dec
Ta* levy for State
Ordinary County
Constitutional school
County Roads
Total levy
\Special 1
Chefttvtr Graded School
Marburg
Orange Hill
Rat's Branch
Pee Dee
\ Stafford
Cheraw (Outside)
flethel
Center Point
Chesterfield
Parker
Pine Grove
Shiloh
Show Mill
Ruby
Vaughah
Womble Hill
White Oak
Rlack Creek
Cross Roads
CefatetMt.
Croghah
New Hope
. Wexford
Windd
t. ion
Mt. Croghan (Outside)
Buffald
thidley
Five Forks
Mangum
Pa gel and
Plains
Center Grove
Friendship
Jefferson
Long Branch
Jefferson (Outside)
Gre^h Hill
Middendorf
McBee
Sandy Run
Alieator (Outside)
Bay Springs
Bear Creek
Bethesda
Juniper
Patrick
Cat Pond
Lewis
Ousley
Patiriettd
Wallace
Steer Fen
* For Back Indebtedness and E
School: Chesterfield School Disl
mills, and Ruby, 5 mills.
Cheraw Township, special
tor, 7 mills for Road Bonds.
Sept. 15, 1915.
LRE FIGK
ally wlllt our compellty]
one. We keep our she
>n which we charge a U
TY IS OUR S'
/e are able to after such a new
esoeciallv
)RESS GOODS
ison why anyone should look
shelves are loaded with such g
i, Corded Garbardine, Silk Si
/elvet, Silk Plaids in Roman
ick, Red and Tan, Broadcloth
viat, Plaids, bleached and unl
OOL BLANKE1
oats, Children's head wear in
;an't tell you about here.
rU UKU l
. ' s
/ yrw
r-iJ ? ....
M. M. JOHNSON
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Will be in Pageland Wednesday
Thursday and Friday of each week
lotice.
or the collection of taxes from
:ember 1915.
7 mills
7 1-2 mills
3 mills
1-2 mills
18 mills
L>oc&l Bonds
3 mills 4 mills
3
8 "
4 "
3 "
4 2 1-2
2 "
4
4
4 14 3
4 44
3
3 44 5
4
5 44 4 1-2
3 44 2
4 44
4 44
fl 44
b 44
4 44
3 44 4
7 44
4 5
2
3
3 44
i 44
3 44
i 44
3 44
6 4% 5
4 44
5 44
3 44
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D 1
4 " '
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4 4'
3 5
8 M 4 1-2
4
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4
2 "
2 "
3 "
3 " 4
2 M
3 44
7 41
3 14
3 4'
3
xtending School Terms* Special
rict, 2 12 mills; Mt. Croghan* 5
levy of 2 mills for Roads; A li ga
W. A. DOUGLASS
County Treasurer.
? =3
[TING I
rs. The fight is a
:lves packed with
?gltlmate profit.
WORD
' and complete line of
i
*
elsewhere for dressing
oods as these:
briped Momie, Ratine
Stripes, Jacquard Pop,
Percales, Ginghams,
bleached Drilling, Canrs
all sizes, and a great
HERS
1 "?
J
I "Human Nature"
CurpC8 do not always lan<
where* they are seut.
One who never forgives at
enemV often forgets a friend.
The! sweetest songs a e thost
heard when you were a child.
A \wbman never tires of beinj;
told t *?t she is loved.
Co; icealment in love may Ik
prud? nee and not deceit.
W1 at we believe is truth to u<
else would never Relieve it.
Xo look back on a happy youtl
is to twice: then and now.
A Aan may be a hero as a lovei
but sBdom as a husband.
Il is never good form for ;
man to pose as too innocent.
A pnanTproposes. woman sits
posept that is if she thinks sh<
wilh[
Ttfe man that is perfectly con
tent?d with the wrold is too {rood
for i
Every century prides itself thai
it is fetter than all other centuries
T^e pessimist admits himself c
failure* ?
A performance today is cast
In htt; a promise ot tomorrow
is on a note at hand.
Vjpte's violation scars a conscience*
..insistence burns it, neglect
consumes it.
The shortest road to happiness
is to he content where vou art:
and with what you have.
n people love you thej
che^Bou; when they feai you
the^Pt you cheat them.
people thaf we come in
coi^t^i with during our every
da.il lives influnce our thoughts
to a greater extent than most
pecple are willing to admit.
ydl Centuries until the nineteenth
belonged to man. The
nineteenth century was woman's.
T? twentieth century is the
chpkens' Century, as well as the
thgpght century.
pfykflnder.
A fierce battle was on at the
front in northern France. In the
German lines, about twentv
yards distant from the nearest
positions of the French, Lieut.
Jung* a young Geaman officer,
cautiously raised his head to a
Vintage point above the embankment
in order to watch the eneny*s
movements. No sooner
had he raised his eyes to a point
from where he could see than a
v^ice from the opposite trench
c*ied onti "Lieut, lung, be care
fill*
Amazed and startled, the German
heeded the warning and
pimped back into the trench. A
slort time later he raised up for
another look and once more was
warned by some one among the
French. This time he recognized
the voice. It was that of a young
Xa Uoiilr* nan . ? . t-? ^
1 lyuvil UUO1UU09 lllclll W11U 1U1
some time had worked in the office
of the factory belonging to
Juig's faiher for the purpose of
studying German methods of
business. At the outbreak of
thd war he had hurried home to
join the French army.
The Frenchman's warning had
undoubtedly saved the German's
life. Though thev met on the
field of battle as enemies, the
quarrel between their respective
countries had not served to lessen
the friendly feeling existing mutually
between them.
ITS LOCATION.
"Here's a scientist says he haf
found radium in ordinary dew."
Yes, and already automatically
stored up in grassy banks/'
Grinding Grain for Horses.
Many farmers do not care to grind
all the grain their teams eat, neither
do they care to take the trouble to cut
up all their forage and then to sprlnkla
it and mix ground stufT with it,
but that practice will pay in the case
of gged pnlmals whose teeth are pa?1
i repair.
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The entire stock
MT? Crogha
1 will b e sold out
. of October 1915. j
We are going 1
' price and sell th<
being a considers
8 tor the stock is
goods consist o
' Notions, Dry Goods,
t Groceries and Gain. 1
bargains, as the sacrif
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yuuus in 11M lie SOIfl ai
1
Come One
MT. CROGHAN 1
F. M. MO
DID YC
OUR I
Before Yc
We are leaders in (
You will find in our
most varmdr stotdrtrf
CUl
Ljll^
to be found in any sm
ing to you of about 2?
If you have never giv<
you to come and let u!
things we have in stoi
Pageland Merc;
THE OLD
LAND 1
We have several fai
make eny terms,
WAR 1
WE CAM OMLY MENTION
One 50 acre Farm, 6 i
horse farm open, good dw<
ideal farm all round. Leve
T his can be had at a barg
One 1 20 acre Farm, o
of Marshville, 3 or 4 ho
good dwelling and barns,
cattle pasture.
One 1 30 acre Farm in
i fine land, good water, 1 bargain
for quick buyer.
(Jne 4 room house and
a bargain. See us quick.
Pageland Insuran
A. F. FUI
SING
SALE
ot goods ot the
d Merc. Co.
begining the IS
at reduced prices
to slaughter the
e goods, cost not
ation, but the cash
the idea. These
I a nice line of
Shoes, Hats, Caps,
Come on if you want
ice sale is on and thp
some price.
Come all
MERCANTILE CO.
ORE, Mgr.
)U GET |
'RICES
>u Bought?
General Merchandise $
store the largest and
OES ' - J
lall town, and at a sav- I
i per cent. |
jn usa trial, we invi'e 4
5 show you what great |
e lor you. $
antile Company 1
RELIABLE |
O SELL
rms to sell and tf?nn
and the prices are
PRICES
i A FEW, AS FOLLOWS:miles
north of Pageland, 2
;lling, good water and an
il and in good neighorhood.
ain.
ne and one half mile South
rse farm (already rented)
lasting watei. Hog and
the Dudley neighborhood
4 mile from church. A
2 lots on Pearl Street at
ice and Realty Co.
VDERBURK, Mgr.