The Pageland journal. [volume] (Pageland, S.C.) 1911-1978, October 31, 1917, Image 3
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October 31, 1917
Local News j
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! Mr. Willie N. Knight, a member
of Co. M. now stationed at
Greenville, spent five days last
week in this section with rela
ti ves.
Ii Mrs. Catherine Hasty of Cam
den is spending: the week at the
kome of her brother, Mr. Joe
Railings.
I Mrs, J. C. Parker returned
Monday from Seneca, S. C.,
where she visited relatives for
several days.
From all sides have come expressions
of sympathy because
of the fire, all of which we appreciate.
Misses Wincie Sanders and
pia Horn leave todav to cccept
positions with the Southern
pell telephone Co. in Columbia.
Messrs. S. B. Eubanks and O.
L. Smith have the contract to
repair the damage done to the
Journal building by the fire Friday
morning. Lumber is being
placed, and the work has already
started.
This issue of the Journal is
printed under very unfavorable
circumstances, and doubtless
there will be mistakes. There
is a great mass of stuff we would
like to print, but can not. If
this issue doesn't suit you, just
remember the circumstances.
Mr. H. B. Sowell is preparing
to erect brick buildings on Pearl
street where the wood ones .were
burned Friday morning. He
contemplates erecting a room
for a barber shop, one for the
post office and a large L shaped
> one for a garage.
The news has reached Page
land of the marriage on Septem
ber 25th of Mr. William A. Kirkley,
who has been in the navy
for about three years, to Miss
Stella Rinise of Bridgeport,
Conn, at the Methodist parson
age in Bri geport. Mr. Kirkley
is a son of Mr. R. K. Kirkley
who lives a mile or two southwest
ot Pagelanri. He is a
printer of the U. S. ship Alabama,
rnd his addeiess is New
York. Mrs. Kirkley will reside
in Bridgeport, and Mr. Kirkley
will be on his ship most of his
time. He writes that he and
his wife will probably come
back to Chesterfield county after
his term in the navy expires.
The absence of any fire fight
ing apparatus Friday morning
caused quite a little talk as to
possible ways cf acquiring something
to aid in lire fighting.
Water works was mentioned,
but prices are too high. Then
it was decided by several men
that, under the present conditions,
the best thing to be done
is to purchase a supply of hose
and two or three large force
pumbs and plenty of ladders,
hooks, etc. It is said that one
end of a hose may be dropped
into a well and a stream of
water thrown to a considerable
beighth by these force pumps.
Mr. S. B Eubanks canvassed for
funds and it now seems that ill 8
equipment may soon be had
here.
Bert Streater 1 Iurst, the 14
year-bid son of Mr. John T.
Hurst of Chesterfield was killed
Monday afternoon about 3
o'clock when the Ford he was
driving turned over near Hopewell
church between Ruby
and Chesterfield. He and his
two small sisters, Ruth and May,
and Frank Jackson, another boy
about 13 years old, were on the
read from Cbes.erfieid to Ruby
when the fatal accident accident
occurred. It is said that the car
was being driven very rapidly
and that when it struck a deep
sand bed it turned completely
over, crushing the life out of the
boy driver. His head was
crushed in and his abdomen perforated.
The other occupants
" were right badly jarred and
bruised, but none appeared to be
seriously hurt.
Brazil Decrees State of War
With Germany
Rio Janeiro, Oct. 26.?The
chamber of deputies today, by
an almost unanimous vote, declared
that a state of war existed
between Germany and Brazil.
The vote was 149 to 1.
The tribunes were filled to
capacity. Alter a debate on the
opportune necessity of proclaiming
martial law, the president of
the diplomatic commission
spoke in favor of a law worded
as follows:
"A state of war between Brazil
and Germany is hereby acknowledged
and proclaimed.
The president of the Republic is
authorized to adopt the measures
enunciatedi n his message of
the 2F>th of October, and to take
all steps tending to ensure national
defense apd public security."
The virtually unanimous vote
of the deputies was received
with general acclamation.
The senate unanimously approved
the proclamation of a
state of war with Germany,
President Braz has sanctioned
the proclamation of a state of
war with Germany.
According to the newsnnnors
torpedo boat destroyers have re
ceived orders to Bagia and take
possession of the German gunboat
Eber, which has been lving
there for some time.
Wanted?all your remnants of
long staple cotton. Highest
market price. John E. Smith.
Long Staple Seed?I am preparing
to order a car load of
the best long staple cotton seed
to be had. If %ou want the best
for next spring, give me your
order at once, so that we mav
get them before the supply is
sold. John E. Smith.
For Sale?171 acres sandy land
2 12 miles south of Pageland; 80
acres open; balance in forest
growth; good dwelling and 2
tenant houses. J. B. Mills.
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It is a positive fact
fO c to Si.CO hightr th
i over $?.O0 to $3.50 per si
' i: ting and gingham not
Gasoline is high, ro<
to Charlotte or Monroe i
It we havn't got ev<
I mail runs bath ways an
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FREE Cla:
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COiME AND SEE.
Our Ladies' new Hat
We will be delighted t<
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iui ui new l-tcss gooas
Shoes also, at bargain
nothing.
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Help Wanted?The Wiscas- 1
ett Mills Go's, new hosiery "
mill is nearing completion, y
This will be one of the most up- .
to date mills in the / South.
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mey are now in position to t<
give employment to a large ?
number of additional employees, a
especially young women. Mr. b
Farmer, if you are living on tj
rented land and having a bard b
time making a living, and would ^
like to better your conditions, t<
we can help you. If interested in
nice, light work, good wages, F
good schools, attractive homes,
an ideal living conditions in s<
general, call on - or address, C. 1
W. Gaddy, Supt. Ktg. Dept. ~
Wiscassett Mills Co., Albe- *
marie. N. C.
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2 lots 50x150 on east side of
Poplar street near the school building.
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One 3 room house, and lot
75x150 feet, on McGregor g
street next door to Mr. E
Thomas Jordan.
Two lots on depot street, P
size 50x150, next to C. M.
Tucker's residence. These \
are corner lots at the inter- j
section of depot and Godfrey r
streets. r
One lot 35x150 adjoining P
the Journal office, with j
privilege of joining to brick
wall sixty feet long. A line j
site for store or garage
Three fine building lots '
on depot street, 50x150 each
between the homes of Mr. c
R. L. Smith and Mrs. T. P. f
Brewer. 1
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H. B. Sowell. i
Feed Mill ?new feed mill does r
the work in a jiffy. Bring
your corn. We will shell and
grind it, or crush it cob and all.
Peoples Gin Co.
ids that
shoes are not over \
en last year, clothing no
uit higher than last year,
over 10 per cent higher,
ads rough, then why go tj
and pay two prices. 1
sry thing you want the |
a we can get it. g
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in IIIHIinWHMBBHH (
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s up to date just received, l j
) show them to you. A j
and men's and boys Suits, ?
prices. A look costs j
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BUSINESS LOCALS 1
or Sale?my farm 5 miles south !
west of Cheraw, 25 acres, 22
a cultivation, 5-room new house, j
>ut buildings, good well of wa
er, good place for hog raising "
nd trucking, 14 acres fresh land 1
gill make bale of cotton per
ere, lasting stream of water l
lirough place. Fruit trees and j
ines, plenty of wood, some .
imber. Half mile from Kim- y
ierly station on S. A. L. R. R.
fail route, churches and school
andv $1500 cash. R. A. Mel- s
an, Cheiaw, S. C.. Route 2. \
or Sale?one good mule, 12
years old, weighs 850. Will
ell for cash. E. T. Jackson,
efferson, Route 2- 53 p
'or Rent?3 horse farm of
good sand land, 65 or 70 acres
pen; two good dwellings,
fenty of outbuilding; good ?
or cotton. R. W. Cato.
or Sale?one nice 0-room
dwelling with two lots. G. H.
Vatts.
ror Rent?g ood six room
house on Maynard street,
:ood water and outbuildings,
t. H. Blakeney.
Nearly all magazines will advance
on November 10.
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iVrite for our "Last Chance" ,
>rices and save money on your
nagazine subscriptions and relewals.
The Magazine Agency, l
dt. Croghan, S. C. (
rorSale?two mule colts, one 1
and two years old. T. A.
wans, Pageland, Route 2. (
"or Sale?58 acres land just I
east town limits; 32 acres in
:ultivation, balance second
trowth pine; good 7-room dwell
ng, plenty of outbuildings, and
>lenty of water. G. II. Jenkins. ,
ror bagging and ties at the right
price, see H. B. Graves,
Land Posted?notice is here
by given that my land in Ches j
erfield county is posted against
repassing in any way. G. M.
Tucker, Monroe, N. C.
Strayed?black female pig
about 2 months old. Notify
Lr. L- Parker.
<or Rent?35 or 40 acres of (
clay land, known as my home
dace, five miles east of Page- <
and. Reasonable terms. J. W.
Brewer, Pageland, R. 1. \
?or Sale, exchange or lease
l00 acres sand land one mile :
rnm milrrvorl cfntlnr.. B ~ : ?
. o i a i ivy & i y U Ullt'!) 1 Li 1
cultivation, small house nearly I,
lew; small barn, good spring ,
ind running stream. If you
lave land to sell see. B. C, '
Dgburn, Pageland, S. C.
Phone Clark and Smith for
fresh loaf.
Phone your orders to Clark &
Smith. Their John Henry
roes in a hurry.
Fresh groceries at the right
price. Clark & Smith.
we always pay the top for
chickens and eggs. Clark &
Smith.
For Rent?one 5-room dwelling
situated on northern edge
if town. Good well, barn on 1
?cre lot. $5.00 per month. See
C E. Richardson or Fred Edgcvorth.
ror Sale?mv farm of 39 1 2
acres just south of the town
imits New dwelling and other
mprovements J. D. Watts.
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? trip boy, therefore w
fc to deliver your good
t town.
Phone us your oi
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BUSINESS LOCALS 1
Slippers?you can still get ?
them at the low price. Mungo
3ros.
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Invitation?To all the ladies
to call on us and inspect our c
ine of Dress goods. Mungo "
Bros. Wanted
-You to know that j
we still sell Men's and Boy's J
uits, odd coats, overalls and vork
shirts. Mungo Bros. t
[lover?that cotton with 3 lb y
Bagging, we sell it. Mungo Bros. t
Vinegar?at 40 cts. per gallon. "
Mungo Bros.
Elring?your cotton seed to us. *J
Mungo Bros. ?
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tiixs?is xne piace to buy your r
dress goods if you tvant new t
jcods. C. L. Gulledge. t
Solomon in all his glory was (
not arrayed like one of the (
adies who buys her dress goods j
from C. L. Gulledge.
Buy your meal and hulls from .
Clark & Smith. I
Bring me your beef cattle, or
sail me and I'll come and see
ihem. H. B. Graves. !
Plummer Grocery Com- j
pany will pay you the top for
Chickens and Eggs.
For Sale?good pony. Will
work anywhere, and any lady j
can drive him. See me at once
for a bargain. T. A. Nicholson. .
3-3 p.
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Wanted?the people of Buford <
Township, Lancaster Count}, <
S. C. to know that I now have
the Ford agency covering that ,
territory J. D. Redfearn. {
Home-made molasses, the kind
you used to eat, at G. C. Mangum
& Co. '
Good things to eat at G. C. <
Mangum & Co. '
Home made Kraut 15c per can. ]
G. C. Mangum & Co.
We deliver Groceries anywhere '
in town. G. C. Mangum & '
Co* _ <
Car?Flour just arrived. Mun- .
go Bros.
Car?Texas Red rust proof
seed oats. Mungo Bros. 1
Wanted?Saw mill man to
cut 100,000 feet second growth
limber five miles south of Page- '
land. G. C. Knight
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Farm For Rent?3 horse |
farm 5 miles south of Pageland; ,
2 dwellings; good pasture; plenty
of water; 1 1 2 miles from school.
Sure rent. G. C. Knight.
New Mill- We will grind your j
corn any day in the week.
Give us a trial. Peoples Gin Co ;
Wanted?4-ft wood, green or
dry. Will pay for same before
car leaves your station.
See me if cash and a square
deal is what you want. A. L.
Latta, Box 2 Cheraw, S. C.
3 nc
Wanted ?at once 1-inch dry
boards, any width. Highest
prices paid, cash. Write me at
once. i\. L. Latta. Box 2, Cheraw,
S. C.
Work Shoes at last year's price
at C. L. Gt)Hedge's.
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["ruck, a bicycle and a
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BUSINESS LOCALS
ror Sale?Corn and Fodder.
Mrs. M. A. V. Funderburk.
iee me for transfer. Prices
reasonable. Terms strictly
:ash. R. F. Smith.
itrayed or Stolen?male collie
dog, answers to name of
ack- Reward for return to R.
Smith.
iVanted cheap, second hand
Ford. Must be a bargain.
Address, Auto Buyer, in care of
he Journal.
or Sale?my farm of 61 12
acres good level sandy land
! 12 miles east of Pageland; 40
icres in cultivation, balance in
>asture; 15 acres fresh land; 15
cres of stumped land; extra waermelon
land, sold $200 worth
his year; good water, young
)rchard; splendid house and
mtbuildit.gs; good school and
:nurcn in 6 4 mile; mail route
>y the door. For price and
erms see D. V. Hendrix, R. 1
-or Sale?good horse, 8 years
old, works good anywhere;
llso good open buggy and barn?ss.
Prices very reasonable. J.
Tom Jackson, Route 1.
For Sale?one bird dog, good
setter, well trained, will not
retrieve. Price reasonable. J.
Torn Jackson, R. 1.
Land Posted?notice is hereby
given that all lands owned
py me are posted against trespassing
in any way. Any one
lisregarding this notice and
caught trespassing will be deal
with according to law. G. II
(\tkinson. 4-4p
:resh Bread all the time. IMummcr
Grocery.
Don't?forget the Hallmark
shirts, we still sell them for
$1. Mungo Bros.
Eor Rent?the dwelling ot
Depot street vacated by Mrs.
Brewer. T. B. Watts.
Oar of Salt just arrived. Mun
go Bros.
Wood?buy your winter wood
now. Give me vour order for
what you want. I have 4 ft cord
wood, oak wood and stove wood.
R. F. Smith.
I have two small tracts of
and for sale. If you want to
3uy a small tract near Pageland,
see me. R. F. Smith.
Vly wife, Sallie Blakenev, having
left me without cause, I
hereby forbid anyone hiring or
harboring her in any way. Sidney
Blakenev.
McCall Patterns at Mungo
Bros.
VVc sell them, and pay >ou
10 cts a button; Si a rip.
Hnlrli trrtneorc ?
? ~ wwtFV.1 O. ITIUU^U IJlL/>,
Buy that Suit case before you
go. You will find it at Mungo
Bros.
High Brand?shoes, for Sunday
wear, and a good work
shoe, all through the week.
That's what you get at Mungo
Bros.
John B. Stetson Hats. Mungo
Bros. '
We are still sending Laundry.
Give us a trial. Clark &
Smith.
Buy your underwear from Clark
iV MT1I U1.
We appreciate ycur orders,
'phone them in. Clark &
Smith.
Our gins have just been sharpened
again and they clean
the seed. Peoples Gin Co.
Last Year's price on Men's
work shoes. Now is your
chance to buy. C. L. Gulledge.
See George C- Smith and have
i your hay baled.
Don't buy your work Shoes until
you get my prices. C. L
Gulledge.