The Pageland journal. [volume] (Pageland, S.C.) 1911-1978, March 29, 1916, Image 2
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The 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.
Marcb 29, 1918
Ten cents spent for a good
wire fly swatter is money well
spent just now. The old left
over flies, the ones that have
made their winter homes in your
house, are easily killed off now,
but as the weather begins to
warm up the breeding season
begins and in a very short time
swatting does little good. Go 1
after them with determination,
and do it now. Then, of course,
the premises must be kept scup
ulously clean during the hot
weather so that there will be no
breeding places for the nasty ;
little pests. There are still a few ;
homes that have no screens, but
it. J A. t
SL1CCU& uiu uueaper man uotiors i
bills. i
m
The time for the annual
spring cleaning has co?ne and
the Town authorities are to be J
commended for their action in
setting a day for the cleaning up 1
of all premises in town, and they 1
seem to be in earnest when they
say they intend to see that the ,
matter is properly done. Everv
citizen should co operate in this
effort to remove all rubbish and
filth from the Town. The time 1
is not next month nor next
week, but tomorrow, Thursda3% <
March 30th. Help to make the i
Town cleaner, brighter, healthier
and better bv doing your ,
part in the cleaning process. If
you are inclined to be stubborn
and feel that you don't care to
be told what to do on your own
premises, just remember that the
Town can have the cleaning
done in case you don't do it and
make you pay for it.
There has never been a better
opportunity for the organization
of a mutual tire insurance company
in Chesterfield county than
now, and in many other counties
in South Carolina also. The in
surance bill running the Southeastern
Underwriters from the
State has directed the attention
of the people to the rates they
have been paying. John L. Mc
Laurin was asked $3.50 a $100
for insurance on warehoused
cotton last year by the trust, and 1
he went out of the State and had 1
it insured for $1.58 a $100. A
factory president in the Pee Dee
section was asked 75 cents by
the Underwriters, hut insured '
out of the State for 45cents. The
Yorkville Enquirer tells us that
?"The Farmers' Mutual Fire
Insurance Company of York
County has been carrying quite
a considerable amount of insurance
at a cost of only 35 cents
per $100, as against $1.20 per
$100 for the stock companies.-'
Chesterfield county should have
a mutual fire insurance company.
Who can or will organize
one?
The minister was hard at .
work repairing the fence ol his
chicken yard. Noticing the
careful attention given to the
work by a small sop of his next
door neighbor, the clergyman
asked kindly:
"Are you getting some points
on carpentry, Harold?"
"No, sir," said Harold. "I'm .
just awaitin' to hear wot a
preacher says w'en he mashes
his thumb wit' de hammer."
Dr. R. L. McManui
DENTIST 1
Pageland, S. C. I
Pageland Tuesday of each I
week. Mt. Croatian Friday,
f ty'Rterfield balaac# o( tiirn
Jess Willard Still Chanipion
New York, March 25.?Jess
Willard is still the heavyweight
pugilistic champion of the world.
In 10 rounds ot fast fighting he
defeated Frank Moran of Pittsburg
here tonight on points
A crowd of about 13,000 persons
paid approximately $150,000
to see the fight and went
away apparently satisfied with
the result. It was the greatest
gathering Madison Square Garden
had ever seen. Many women
were in the throng.
Willard broke his right hand
in the third rnnnd htu hlnws
from his fighting left kept Moran
at a distance. Moran's best
round was the third and his
worst probably was the seventh.
He was bleeding after the fifth
round, and his left eye was almost
closed at the end.
MCBEE ITEMS
Misses Mae Miller and Pearl
Raley of Coker College, and Mr.
Karl Griffith of Jefferson spent
Sunday at the home of Mr. A. J.
Raley.
Mr. Will Robinson of Laurin
burg, N. C. was here last week
Dn business.
Mr. L. A. Kerr of Cheraw was
the guest of his cousin, Mr. F. E.
Kerr last Friday.
Mrs. R. J. Bolin left Saturday
to visit her daughter, Mrs. Rutlege,
at Heath Springs.
l\yf ? f I n* ~r%\ - ?
mis. 1. j. :vicriierson visiiea
relatives in Bethune last week.
Mr and Mrs. Sam Heason of
Bethune were the guests of relatives
here last week.
Mrs B. L. Norwood and chililren
spent the week end with
relatives in Bethune.
Mrs. J. R. Hall spent last week
with her mother. Mrs James
Hair, near Hartsville.
Dr. Holder spent Wednesday
in Bethune.
Miss Ingram of Kershaw is
visiting her UucU, Dr. J. D.
Ingram
Don't Read This
Unless you are a Woodman of
the World. If you are, pay your
assessment before the last dav of
the month and save suspension.
J. W. Quick, Clerk.
Notice
Notice is hereby given that a
meeting of the stockholders of
the People's Gin company will
be held at the office of the company
on March 30th, 19l6, for
Ihe purpose of voting on a resolution
to dissolve the corporation.
Notice given Feb. 29th, 1916.
E. Agerton, Sec. & Gen Mgr.
| "PRIMO"
Peanut Meal
FOR
Horses, Cattle and Hogs
safe, nutritious, Economical.
Try it and be con
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vmtcu. rur saie Dy.
J. S. BURCH
Mt. Croghan, S. C.
Monuments
It will pay you to see me
'jefore you buy a Monument or
Tombstone of any kind, if you
want to save money.
G. R. KNIGHT.
Notice of Disolution
Notice is hereby given that a
meeting of the stockholders of
?i,~ t>?i?J
mo i agci-diKi isricR company
will beheld at the Hank of Pageland
March 31, 1916 for the puipose
of dissolving the corporation:
M. H, Dawkins, Pres.
HlncHwelK Sec, & Treaj
MMMIi I II it i 1 I i III III
I Attractive
B Not human figures, but
I Shoes and woolen goods,
spring wear are here at pri<
get befoie you make the m
to have your needs suppiiei
We especially invite the
around when they are hen
uur guous, ana name tne p
no obligation to buy. But j
them to buy.
T. E
THE LOW P
Famous Tex;
And Ke
We now have our tank stal
fill all orders on short notice.
r\ r / a i ? -
ij. i\. v^r.int s siore win recieve
ber ih.il Texaco Gasolene costs
Our motto is prompt and effi<
ly solicit the oil business of all
We especially request the p:
dealers in Chesterfield, Ruby,
Jefferson and Angelas and all <
ritorv. Your patronage will be
Yours ve
Nfsbet & W
The Texas
ij-Milliner
I March 301
Miss Elsie Fentzei
competent and exper
\ charge of our millinery
showing a varied assor
ations in head wear for
ly requests that the la
Pageland section attenc
with the Jefferson pec
f^;l iL~
iaii iu aucuu liif. uphill
; possible and look ihern
A most cordial invitatioi
the country to buy their hats
Threat! i
Jetlersi
I f IIIHIB I ini?im I 1. *
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Wr arr pinsr-d In annou
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TOURING CAR.
RUNABOUT. S415.7C
DELIVERED I
Pageland Hi
?Fignres
our prices on all dry goods,
The goods you want for
:es you may well afford to
istake of going elsewhere
d.
country people to come
g. We are pleased to show
rice. And you are under
*ood sense usually compels
CATO
RICED MAN I
aco Gasoline
rosene
ion complete and are ready to
Any phone order lett with Mr.
immediate attention. Rememle?s
and goes farther,
cient service and we respectful
merchants and dealers,
itronage of all merchants and
dt. Croghan, Guess, Pageland,
;ountry stores in adjoining teri
appreciated.
r> truly,
ilson, Agts.
i Company
Opening
h and 31st
*, ol Pennsylvania, a
lenced milliner, is in
! Department. She is
tment ol the latest crethe
ladies, and especialdies
ol Pageland and
1 the opening, along
1 ? T '
)ple. However, il you I
n(j, come as soon as g
over. |
i is extended to the ladies in |
; at our store. g
Brothers j
m, S. C. I
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nee to the people oi "Old I {
lavr secured the agency for ? ;
ind Accessories (or said town I I
IN PAGELAND. ! j
ardware Co.
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In Rememherance of Mr. Sam I
Mangum
He is sleeping, calmlv sleeping
In a new made grave today. 1
We are weeping, sadly weeping
For the loved one's gone away.
One by one the gentle Shepherd /
Gathered lambs from every
fold.
Folds them to his loving bosom (
\ir:*u - a 1 ? '
vviiu a lenuerness unioia.
He is singing, sweetly singing
In the paradise above.
Where celestial counts are ringing
With the melody of love
One by one the Savior gathers
Earthly minstrels for his own.
And our friend has joined the
chorus
Of the angels round the throne.
He is blooming, brightly blooming
Mid the fairest flowers of light
In the garden of sweet Eden
Where the flowers never blight.
One by one the Father gathers
Choicest flowers, rich and
rare, ?
I "Spring Goods Ft
I at very to
Collars, Bridles, Back Bar
harness, Wagon harness, Disti
thing the farmers need. Also
has been advances in prices
above articles were bought be
will still get them at old price
Pageland I
Com]
Quality
Pri<
H. N. AS
LSell
I
Two solid cai
I have just received 1 soli
1 solid car load of Bedstea
bureaus. All furniture has
blulf here, but this is actual
; would have it I bought the:
day before the former prices
selling f urniture at a live-ar
You will find us after tf
stand adjoining Mungo Bros
which is crowded full, so tt
walkthrough, with Furnitu
So see me if you intend buy
Many thanks to those wt
the arrival of my goods in
.1 ?
reasonaDie price. (Jome an
H. B. Sow
H. H. Evans
^.nd transplants theni in his garden.
They will bloom forever there.
Ie is waiting, ever waiting
For the friends he loved the
best
\nd he will gladlv hail their
coming
To the mansions of the blestr
Dne by one the Lord will call us
When our labor here is done.
Then as we cross the river
We may meet him, one by
one.
?Mrs. E. B. Mangum
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Lfiiiiyj ua yuui J
chickens, eggs, guineas,
turkeys and
geese. We pay the
highest price
Tucker & Blakeney
Next-door to post office.
)r The Farmer"
w prices
ids, Traces. Harness, Buggy
ibutors, Planters, and every
we beg to say that there
but a great many of the
fore the advance and you
s.
Hardware I
pany II
Tells I
ce Sells
>KINS
S it for less
rs Furniture
id car load of Chairs, and
ids, Dressers, Tables and
advanced 20 percent?no
lly the fact?but as luck
se two car loads just one
-.i i i
i were withdrawn. L am
id-let-live profit,
lis week back at my old
i. in my 30x100 ft building,
lat there is hardly room to
ire at prices that are. right,
ing any furniture soon.
10 so patiently waited for
order to get them at a
d see. It is hore for you.
yell Pres.
, Gen. Mgr.