The Pageland journal. [volume] (Pageland, S.C.) 1911-1978, February 23, 1916, Image 2
Tiie Pageland Journal
Published Wednesday Mornings
C. M. Tucker, Proprietor
Subscription Price - - $1.00
Entered as second-class mail
matter at the post otfice at Pageland,
S. C., under Postal Act
of March 3, 1879.
February 23, 1916
The 2 quart liquor law recently
passed by the legislature cuts
the amount of liquor one man
may order in a month in half.
Not one gallon, but just 2-qq^rts.
And gang the fellow who sells a
drop within the state. Truly
these laws have "teeth" and it is
now up to the people to see that
the laws are enforced.
Union county, N. C. is taking
advantage of the opportunities
afforded by the parcel post system
as few counties are, we be
lieve. Butter, eggs, etc. are shipDed
direct from the farm tr? the
consumer in the eastern part of
the State or Virginia. The rural
carriers collect the parcels right
from the farms, and the expense
is light enough to leave a nice
margin of profit above what
could be secured for the same
goods on the local markets.
The Gilboa section seems to be
ahead in this work, but other
sections are following her lead.
In another column in this issue
is au article telling where
and how to secure information
about parcel post marketing.
We hope a great number of our
readers will seize this opportu*
nity to get this helpful information
the government is sending
out.
There are hundreds of families
in distant localities that would
be only to glad to secure pro
duce fresh from the farms of
our readers at a price much
higher than it is possible to secure
on the local markets. We
hope our ,farmer readers will
^^^Ju^tfje^time to lottk into this
tages are offered. ~
The parcel post is the farmer's
friend, and he has yet to learn
the many ways in which it can
help him.
Liquor LaW With Teeth In It.
Below is given the Liles law
recently passed by the legislature
relative to the chain gang
sentences for those convicted of
sellini? Honor:
"Section 1. That section 811,
volume 2, criminal code, 1912,
be, and the same is hereby,
stricken out, and the following
inserted in lieu thereof to be
known and designated as section
iill:
"Sec. 811. Any person who
violates any of the provisions of
iny law of this State prohibitory
relating to or regulating the sale
of intoxicating liquors shall be
,'uilty of misdemeanor, and, upon
conviction thereof, shall be
imprisoned at hard labor for not
ess than six months, nor more
than two years; and for any subequent
offense, upon conviction,
.shall be imprisoned for a term
>f not less than a year, nor more
than five years: Provided, That
iny circuit judge may, in hisdisoretion,
suspend all of such imprisonment
except 30 days for
the first offense and 60 days for
subsequent offense upon such
terms and conditions as he may
aee fit to impose, but in each and
every case any person convicted
of the violaiion of any of said
sections shall be required to
serve at least 30 days fur the first
offense and (>0 days for any sub
sequent offense ol the sentence
imposed upon him: Provided,
that the provisions of this act
shall not apply to cases now
pending or to offenses commited
prior to the passage of this act.
"bee. 2, That this act shall
take effect immediately upon its
approval bv the POVprnnr ant\
all acts or parts of acts inconsis
^tent with this act be, and the
Iptiie fife hweby, wpfaM,"
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Newspaper ai
FORS
The Printing Plant
Journal, including, bri
FOR SALE.
A cnange ot business plans, tog
conditions over which we have n
that the entire plam of the Pagek
The business is in the best shap
tory of the paper. December anc
months we have ever had, and F<
close second. The people have i
ever before, and the list is in the 1
The paper has been in existence !
the hard years have passed. The
it is with reluctance that we he<
and offer the plant for sale.
The office is well equipped. I
machinery and other equipment,
One large 2-revolution cylinder ]
9X13; 1 Chandler & Price Job pn
7X9; 1 Mailing list press; 1 Mailei
engine; 1 staplef; 1 perforator; 1 2
2 large imposing stones and table
job cabinet and big lot wood a
2-section ad type cabinet; 79 case;
leads, slugs and quoins in abunda
cans; tools and wrenches; 2 desks
books and records; stock of job s
smaller articles necessary to equi|
The building is one of the most s
is 22X60, andjfnext door to the i
This is a first class plant in a thi
to be sold at 20 cents on the dolla
g&ici \\ thfc tMet vs w/
and of course will not be sold at i
If you mean business come anc
take pleasure in opening up our 1
inspection, but this does not giv
chance to pry into the records to
m This is a big opportunity for th
ambition, or the man who has a s
Our subscribers need not feel i
going to beat it and leave the \
hole. We have never betrayed o
now. If the paper is sold at all it
man or company, and the interest
looked after just as painstakingly
you must have, and there is no ne
subscription monev. Feel perfect
you are not left with the bag to h
We offer also our home on dep
dwelling, nearly new. There is
fireplaces, pantry and closets. It
throughout, storm sheeted and do
the very best pitch shingles; there
garden. We offer also one 12 ye
and top buggy.
If you are interested call or writ
The Paaelan
By C. M. T
Don't forget the day, don't forget
the date. Monday and Tnes
day, Febtuary 28th and 29th at
the Pageland Drug Co. Page- be
land, S. C. Dr. H. Smith, Eye T<
Sight Specialist will be there, vy,
Have vour eyes examined and
KlatW! fiiM
d Job Plant
IALE
oi The Pageland
ick building ottered
ether with a combinat ion of
ot control, make it expedient
ind iournal be sold at once.
>e it has ever been in the hisl
January were the two best
ebruary is running them a
paid for the paper better than
best shape it has ever been.
3 years and 5 months, and
sailing is easier now, and
ed the call we have heard,
Vmong the various pieces of
we mention the following:
press; 1 Peerless Job press,
jss, 8X12; 1 Alden's Job press
; 1 proof press; 1 gasoline
6-inch C. & P. Paper cutter;
s; 2 job imposing stones; 1
nd metal furniture; 1 large
?type; galleys, sticks, rules,
nee; 1 stove; lamps and oil
; 1 oak table; 1 pine table;
and news paper, and other
i n shnn fnr firct rlocc
r ? *w? VIUOJ VWIIVi
.ubstantial in the town. It ' 31
aost offTc^
' y
iving condition, and it is not
r, but it will be sold at a bar- g
i dead price. 4
'
I look through and we will t
aooks and records for your i
e Tom, Dick and Harrv a
satisly curiosity.
le young man with brains and
on in whom he has faith.
ineasy or fear that we are
3aid-in-advance ones in the
ur readers, and we shall not
will be sold to a responsible
s of our subscribers will be
as ever. What you pav for
;ed for a let-up in the tide cf
ly easy, and we yvill see that
old.
ot street. This is a 7 room
water on back porch, five
is built of excellent material
uble floored, covered with
is barn, crib, vvoodhouse and
ar old road and work horse,
to at once.
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Monuments
It will pay you to see me '
tfore you buy a Monument or
Dmbstone of any kind, if yop
fint to save money. ,
(i,R, KNIGHT. .[
PHONOGRAPH IN THE KITCHEN
Som? Suggestions That Rfay Be of
More or Less Interest to
the Modern Cook.
The New York Sun gives the following
amusing receipt to illustrate
how popular talking-machine records
may be utilized in correctly timing
all culinary operations, while at the
same time adding pleasure to labor:
German Coffee Cake?Set the instrument
going, and cream one
fourth of a cupful of butter, threefourths
of a cupful of sugar and a
pinch of salt while the instrument is
rendering Siegmund's song from
"Die Walkure;" add one-half of a
cupful of flour and a teaspoonful of
baking powder. Work to a smooth
consistency during the playing of thf>
"Tannhauser" overture. This will
last just long enough to get the mixture
ready to be poured into the baking
pan. Put into a quick oven and
bake as long as it takes Gadski to
sing "Mild und Leise" from "Tristan
und Isolde/'
Italian Curry of Mushrooms?Stir
one can of button mushrooms as long
as it takes Caruso to sing the "Lament"
from "I Pagliacci." Add a
tablespoonful of butter and curry
powder, and boil slowly while the
sextet from "Lucia" is being sung.
That will brinor if lin tn n hpntir?cr
r> -- ?r ? ~ ? -.
consistency. Add a cupful of cream
at the Inst note, and bent in strict
time fintil Tetrazzini has finished
singing "Ah, fors' e lui." Serve with
spaghetti.
French Rabbit?Put a record of a
Farrar singing the "Carmen" "Habanera"
on the instrument, and at
the first note begin heating one-third
of a cupful of milk. Remove at the
hist note. Stir in the finely chopped
Gruyere or Parmesan cheese, salt and
cayenne. Stir briskly to the enthusiastic
strains of the Metropolitan
singers doing the "Soldiers' Chorus"
from "Faust." Then add the yolks
of two eggs and cook as long as it
takes Ysaye to plav the "Meditation"
in "Thais." Serve hot to the singing
of Segurola's air from "Mephisto."?Youth's
Companion.
SHE KNEW PAPA
"Well, now, what does your papa
do?"
"Oh! whatever mamma says."
SAME OLD TROUBLE.
"Darling," said the melancholy
wife, "if you should die first, you'll
wait for me on the other shore, won't
you ?"
"Oh, 1 suppose so," rejoined the
wearv husband, "I've always had to
wait for you every time we went anywhere."
A REAL SURPRISE.
"I was much impressed by Professor
Diggers' discourse on Egyptology-"
"What seemed to strike you most
forcibly."
"The fact that I expected to fall
asleep and didn't."
ITS NATURE.
"Do you think a telephone opera
tor could look on-his business as a
profession ?"
"Well, it certainly is a colling."
TAKING BOTH.
"Take my advice, boy, and see the
girl you mnrrv is a good plain cook."
"But why couldn't I marry a good
pretty one, dad ?"
HIS DREADFUL CONDITION.
"IIow's the patient this morning?"
"The doctor KPVfl he'a n
.r- .? ? p,?>. j/VMU"
maine poisoning and is in a oatamose
?ondition."
INDEFINITE.
Patienoo?A kitten has to hornm#
ii cnt before ii jumps at, a mouse.
Patrice?Perhapi; but * womita
loot not,
>
r =
(Oliver Chill*
Blunt true Blue Plows, Lynch
Beam Plows, Avery's Stalk Cu!
cut your stalks and break the 1
above goods are very low and
from us.
?J wi
Irayeiauu n
Comj
Quality '
Fric
H. N. AS
Sells
I
I Now for Hi
I Men s ancT women's
leather-kind. Our new
all the family.
You ught to see our
organdys, beautiful strip*
figured lawns, ginghams
anybody. Prices ri it
and on flour and all hea
See us before you buy. W
why not vou?
Thp fa
| J, R. Cato,
Wood's Productive |
Seed Corns.
Our Virginia-grown Seed
Corns have an established n<
reputation for superiority in cl
productiveness and germina- jc
ting qualities. p,
Wood's Descriptive Catalog pi
tells about the best of prize-winning
and profit-making varieties in
both Whit* and Yallow Corns. (0
rnttnn SppH r
We offer the best and most Improved
varieties, grown in sections
absolutely free from boll weevil.
Our Catalog gives prices and information,
and tells about the best of
Southern Seeds,
100-DAY VELVET BEANS, Soja
Beam. SUDAN GRASS. Dallis Grass
and all Sorghums and Millets.
Catalog mailed free on request.
T. W. WOOD & SONS. st
SEEDSMEN, .- Richmond, Va. hi
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Shingles for sale from long leaf Pine ill
jimber that has never been turpentined, F<
Mill (i mll?i loulhweat of PatrolftnU. J. It
MdllttiUi ' MQo
ed Plows. ||
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wmH x 1 u?V3t ?? illlC a OICC1 H
Iters. Now is the time to 1
und. Our prices on the |
it will pay you to buy 3
lardware
any
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rells
:e Sells
KINS
? it for less I
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ic Spring I
worlTsKoes, tRe all- 1
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uAiuiud die ncre ior I
spring dress goods, |
es, plain colored and 1
; and calico to suit |
on all this new stulf I
vy groceries. |
e are saving others mone}', E
to Co. I
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General Repair
Shop
Expert repairers of Shoes, Harass,
Carriages, Sewing Murines.
Clocks, Watches and
r> ? ? - ~
., vjiupnupnones, tjuns,
istols, Bicycles and all kinds
urniture.
Buggy tops and Harness made
order. Shafts kept on hand,
epair Materials on hand at all
lies.
Thomas Jordan
For Sale
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rour iois in town ot Pageland,>rncr
of Pine and McGregor
reels. Having frontage of two
undred feet on Pine street and
ne hundred fifty feet on Me
regor street. Said lots belong
ig to the estate of R M Rrn .
or quick sale, price $1000.00,
Address K, P. TRUESDA1.I ,
Camden, S, C?