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I Be Paqeland Qnal , mF February 6, lLf ( w jt~; [ Local Nejw 1 Perhaps it is not! kaerally 1 known that it *s striatkJgainst < the law now to feed ] Apnseed i to stock or to use thJbiSy, fertil- ( izer. J I 1 Miss Mayme Smitri olfcolum tjn and Zeb V. Smith i Camp s Sever came up $atfdav to ] ' spe/d two or threb dys with t the! parents, Mr. and Irs. Ran- ( ion Smith. i the Journal is aslcd to say * tbit the ladies of tie Baptist <nurch will serve daner and j Ripper to the public at the old < /Mercantile stand next Saturday. 1 i the proceeds to go pward the 1 ^ erection of a new chirch. The 1 W public is invited. / i ? Mrs. Pleas. Brock,vho recent ( lv moved to Lancastejt died there last Wednesday, adf-ythe bodv t was brought back a id buried at ( White Plains ThiAiav after \ noon. She was ab(ju 24 years < old, and is survived! V her hus < Dana and one child ] I The Journal is ajsfed to say that farmers who ivant to buy meal should brinj Wheir sacks along, as they are Jry scarce and hard to get. QuiiJ a saving in the cost of the " meal may be made in this wayfcl Mr. Ben L. PFjg, of Buford township; and M b Jessie Funerburk, daughter of Mr. E. G. Funderburk ot Crowburk were married at the M. E. parsonage Saturday afternoon. These are popular young people, and many friends wish them the joy and -SUfTPSS that ?? ? >uui tucy CAptUl. The Farmers' iBank of Rubv s has been com|ni?sioned with a j proposed capitaMof $10,000, the petitioners bcHg: ]. Sidney Smith, John F.Howley and M. L. Raley, all ofBtuby. The or- t ganization will Hobably be per c ^aousandorm^^of Ihe capital di stock has beenMRcribed. A Mrs. Lillie Wallace, wife of 31 Mr. John Waflce, died at her bl home near LibRtv Hill on \tr?n. day afternoon M last vveek, and p the body wasluried at Liberty I Hill on TuesdM afternoon, fun- L eral service bAg conducted by Rev- G. T. Rnoad. Mrs. Wal lace had been in failing health ^ for a long time. She was a w member of Z?ar M. E. church, ^ and a good woman. She was a ot daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. EWalden. and her nar^nts hur fr< -- " "vi . husband and several children Ga survive. tes Mr. L. D. ikibertson died here atfthe home <f his son, Mr. Lem ^ Robertson, hst Thursday, fol- W5 lowing an illness of a few weeks. He was seventy eight and a half dii years old, and was one of the dn best known and highly respect- ws ed citizens in this section. He ^a was a native of Lancaster county, but had lived in this county most of his long life. He joined ca the Baptist church in his youth, w< ana nan oeen an active member ] 61 yeai^. He had been an ac- ms tive Smday school and church ' worker^ and was regarded as a strong pWiai in the church life of bis mraciunitv. He had a wc strong Viid uncompromising bu faith in lis (k>d, and his influ- ?P ence for i)oAvill live on in the jj" lives ot with whom he ^ came in cfotact. Before his his death he ex^essed himself as as being the haqiest man on earth. ex< -.and he die^ the triumphant Ito death Jof a sa$, jRg wife died i nearly three lears ago. The ani (fallowing <4jdren survive: hel Ja^pes Robei^n ?f Kershaw; ing JoOn E., E. R.\ 0 Lem Robert- cei sortof l^8 se^ ta; Mrs. Frank for Rohuson of efferson; Mrs. sqi Pe?t\Baker of Mains. and Mrs. wa T. Nicholsokf Evaas mill. v;e The biVy Wa8lried at Pr0vi vie dence chvrch |e miles east am Of Pafcela^FrlL Revs j D unl ^ Purvis and R. v?ato conduct aro the service. } ^ Mrs, Carrie Detse, wife of Mr. fohn Deese of Buford township iied Saturday morning of pneu nonia, and the body was buried it Smyrna church Monday. Her lusband and 2 children survive. County Food Administrator L. H. Trotti has not yet appointed the local administrators in yarious school districts of the :ounty, but states that this will ae done this week. Mr. A. F. Funderburk's name should have been inserted in Powell Fuel Company's ad on he last page as representative in Chesterfield county. This was lot learned until it was too late :o make the change this week. Rev. W. V. Terman has been lppointed to the Jefferson cir:uit, M. E. church, to succeed Rev. M. M. McLendon deceased. Mr. Jerman is expected to till lis appointment at Five Forks lext Sunday afternoon at 3 I'clock. The county food administraor of the state in a meeting at Columbia Monday asked the government to furnish certifi:ates to millers throughout the :tntn CO fVrnt r, 1 WV IUUI WAAVIA ?t man nab :orn ground he may get a cer ificate that will authorize a mer :hant to sell him flour. The new legulations ot the Food Administration prescribe wo wheatless days a week, Monday and Wednesday; one neatless day a week, Tuesday; >ne porkless day a week, Satur lav. No pork products to be :onsumed on Tuesdays, meatess day. One meatless meal 2ach day in the week and one wheatless meal each day in the week. The people of the State ire expected to observe these lavs as requested in the Presiient's Proclamation and in the itatement issued by Herbert Hoover. Card of Thanks We take this method of saying hat we deeply appreciate tbe i leeds okkjndness shown us and < L u cbu'i ibi i f apeftfeiin [\ imng ouYrecent bereavement, si 11 that Jvas done or said was ii jpreciaieo, and we praj- God's B essings upon? all. cl Mr. and Mrs. A. G. CastOD. s< : : TKasl) : : | SD' tl There is no truth in the story g, at Mr. B. R. Price found a p hip standing up in the mud in ft e road near his home the hi her day, and when he attempt fc I to pick it up heard a voice m Dm below, "Hold on there, SiJ rn you, I am driving this am." w Saturday, February 2nd was fu e day on which the ground hog fa as supposod to come out to a le a look at the weather con Y ions. The day was a damp, as izzly, soggy one and the sun m is not seen at all during the v. If we are to judge by this, dc 2 old rascal didn't see his se adow at all, and thus we es its ped the 40 days of/rough na jather. Here's hoping. ht Mr. Luke Dflvie ic . .w au IkJV niltU U1 in that likes to do a thing even it is not possible to do it in the A| stomary way. Sunday he inted to go to his father's up in iford townsnip. The roads ;el ;re too bad for a car or even a ,z( ggy and he walked out to an sa en place and got the direction d by the time dinner was ready , was at his destination with a <24 appitite. He claims that i shoes were not very muddy se1 he avoided the roads entirely tei cept where it was necessary cross one. q \ number of very learned and ; ? * ?i J: uiiaicu uiscussions Have been Gi Id on the sunny side of build- Ba :s and around good fires re- & ltlv upon the following pro M< ind subject: If a man sees a A. lirrel on a tree and begins to Cti lk around to get a better rel w, and the squirrel sees him Dr i stays on the opposite side all <il the man has gone all I unci the tree, has the man rie :n around the squirrel? I : I J Trained Nurse ^ I Mt. C^BHHH Croghnn,^^^^^^^^^^| C. Rivers' baby then pneumonia ally ill. Several mor<^HB^| ren had measles, and Mr^QPBH came home from Columbia and t remained until Tuesday. All were I better and he returned to take'I up his work in tlie legislature. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Lucas K Stancil Jan. 31st a girl?a trainP I oil nurse for the soldiers, perhaps.Fr Born to Dr. and Mrs. I. Serf! Ftinderhurk Smul'ii' o fl.w. I , ? .I1IV UVjy . e Ground hog: dav last Saturday. ^ Have no idea he saw his shad Q ovv so we mav expect good n weather. b On account of a sore on ray y right hind leg I am compelled to go to mv home at Polkton and n rest up a week or two. n Wilson Louallen, a respected before-the war negtO, died Jan. ^ 29th near Oro. He was about u 77 years old. Mr. Farris Woodard has St. c Vitus Dance, and will be carried n to a hospital this week. Mr. C H. Gibson who has ' been so sick is getting better. J At a meeting of the stockhold J ers of the Mt. Croghan Drug Co. ,, last week Dr. I. S. Fundciburkal was re elected president, and J I H. Ratlift was reelected manag H er. A resolution was passedH putting the business on a stnctiyH cash basis, and no goods will befl sold on credit. fl Preaching at the M. E churcljH next Sunday at 3:30 p. m. SeatjH free. A Woman's Missionary? society will be organized iip nection with the service. I Mrs. B. J. Guess of Chesterfield is ex pected to be present to did ic I organization. G, e Si Mr. Sowell Writes About $25 T? _ ' ^ oonus Please allow me space in your columns to say that some time ^ ago^ome of us were talking to OiKer T. W. Gregory about sj gKitg him a little extrf money .Wuu'orc till. Mr. Gregory brought one ^ 1 about Christmas, and a good ] laptist minister gave him a heck lor $25.00 There are St )me good people in our town, ai nd if we are Christians let us ca low our colors by helping this readier bear this. Now, don't ai link he wiggled around me and eI ot me to do this, for he did not. m oiks let us be doing something j tat will be pleasing to our n eavenlv Father j while it i$ davy p >r ni^ht is coming when no ran can work. For mercy's|H ike, can't we get 20 or 25 men|H : the town of Pageland whocfl ill readily give one little pit? il dollar as a token of joy to a'eV ithful officer who will bring inj Jm liell kettle on an automobile? \ es, I am willing; to help as long uo ; I can get a dollar for it is no c?j ore than my christian duty. If any cne feels like giving a ' >llar, hand it to me and I will i e that this man who so unhes'J^/l itingly gav(> his c^fcck gets tVe c( ? oney. Let them roll, we <*re ot ire on business for our Kin?? dju H. B. SOWELL. -s-v?? \1" r- I* r gents for War Savings Stamps ^ ^ The following agents in O0?s rfield county have been authpi l| id to sell and collect for war li vings stamps: ;TtJ I The Bank of Pageland. 3* ) | [ U, A. Baker of Jefferson. & \ Laney's Pharmacy. H. W. Pusr & Sons, The Bank of Qtt|p field at Chesterfield. ^ The Bank of Ruby & Mt. oghan at Mt. Croghan. i R. D. Crawley, Malloy & Co., larantee Loan & Trust Co., | nk of Cheraw, Cheraw Hdwe I Supply Co., Lands Drug Store. I j jrchants & Farmers Hank, L. I Kerr, Robert Chapman, H leraw Drug Co., Walters-Ter n 1 Co., M. W. Duvall, Powell E y Goods Co., L. M. Evans Co., 1 of Cheraw. ' Ij Ml post offices and rural car-lAjK Ml schools. K I Vhysica! Defe^H to Be Waived HHiui&topt jan. 31.?New ^ Hions for selective draft 1 Hal examinations issued to Maj. .Gen, K. 11. (Towdor, ^Hst marshal general, allows 5 Hptension of the policy of [ Biting for special ami limited Be registrants unfitted for Bal military duty. They Bring into the service under ^Bxt draft men who other 1 Bfiivould he I'XPmntwl 1^ local boards are directed I i pass upon registrants for gen r;l military service only when iw come within the standards ( f'unconditional acceptance orl ^ epction. All other cases must/ e referred to the medical ad/ * iiorv board for further examiiaion. Hereafter there will bL 1 c unconditional rejection af nn who have remedial defectjs. \ thetW? regulation mi*n 1 nxler five feet \n Wvjdit ware Oconditionally rejected. T?-Jhe _ l tire men of 58 inches if fcx- I ptionallv well proportioned iv^ethken, and if not exfep- j mally well proportioned Mieir ses must be referred tuf the * jdical board. Registrants -.fcove inches when not exceltion > I-well proportioned alJ> are e referred to the medif al ad ry board for classification. I * hp minimiin'' ! ? .......... w..i tvtiRiH^ esian-i Bed bv the regulation js 100'^ Binds Vunless the underweight ] "plainly due to somcj recent I Bess as otherwise thl regis s Bits have no disqualifying ] fteen Questions U> As^k" ^ our| s^fcf As Each Day Finds ( ftfave I been cowar/dly, and raded issues 1 should have ( 'uarely me|? | ( Have I kept th<?o<>d resolul?ns I have1 made,^ Joroken.'' j JWve I worried? if Have I j studieclf-done any s J/rd, men til concentration? . Have I done mV work with * 'kceritv iuid earnestness, the fcl'Icou|d? t(A I J DBMHflPlonley uselessly?!t u^necessarih consideration I Piers Inferior eh^ier* ink I Wion? ^ 1 myself seriouslysJ. H wsit the huinor and v HflB^Bleasures that cartie vi I ^failed in thoughtful- F I Brd those 1 love; have 1 _ BRw..^i in expressions of ^ iderness and affection? j. iave I read anything useful? j, riave I been temperate an-d f-controlled? \ Have I done anything today it I did not want to do, just be fc use I ought? Si 1 there not some one conspid- d( lis fault of today that I can | in fnmftrrAttii ,UUJVUUIY( I C? I ?Dr. Frank Drane. S. V Card of Thanks We wish to thank our friends their kindness and words of iifort during the long illness myself, and the illness and ith of our husband and father^ ? ly God's richest blessing rest' & 3n every one of you. s F. G. Rushing and children. T. Real Barlb Now that we are ac 1 ters, we desire to say that ^ positively guaranteed to cure Our pressing club is now. Bring anything you jCoat suits -and Skirts a speci -g-fe i - ? i-ayeiana B&i J. B. Arinl See Postmaster Quick <lr C WAR SAVING STAMP. I % 4 Juniors Take/Notice * Dear Sirs & Bros: / j The district meeting will be ? leld at Ruby, S-, C. Feb. 14th, rhursdav at 2:30 o'clock. Please h ;ee that your council is repre y ehted by 2 or more representaives. g Yours fraternally, js W, R. HUNFYCUTT, Dist. Deputy. BUSINESS LOCALS \ Ford: one latest model Ford \1 touring car. This is a new ;ar and easy to sell, don't wait, jj L. J Watford. Grlasses repaired while \ou ^ wait. B. 15. Eubanks. 1 Broken lenses accurately dup licated while you wait B. B. ? Eubanks p For sale or rent?two good V dwellings in Pageland. T B. ' Watts. e or Hill for grinding grits for table n use. Bring your corn and r< lave it made into meal or grits, g 'eonles Gin Co. c Butings- different colors at, ^ Mungo Bros. W anted?Sound white corn. ^ Pageland Novelty Works. tj or Rent?on halves, 1- or 2- " horse farm 5 miles northeast _ >f Pageland. George Timmons, L Land?at Mungo Bros, and p )uv your overalls, work shirts, o hoes, hats, caps, trousers &c. ir Bring vour eggs and butter to ?, C. L Gullege. _ or Sale?Coker's No. 9 Cot T , C 1 CA ? * iuii jeeu. ^i.ou a Dusnei. V. j. Griftin. ^ Picture trames made to order Ready now to do the work. _ j. R. Knight. C 3. L. Gul ledge wants to buv your butter and eggs. ~ V ;or Sale?one 6 room house and lot 100x150 on McGregor ^ treet near school building, jn v rastern pait of town. See mf.at mce, Mn. M. J. Turner. / j Set son.e of those "old tSme" C New Os^an Molasses at C.'L. SuJledge ? . ]\ Car oCCofs i seed Hulls just c( arrived. >' J. E. Agerton. e* From thisj-ite on we will gin onlv on I Jay and Saturday OI of each wet # Peoples Gin_Co. P1 B|iy ?Lua ne coffee, French ? market,* ffd Jrokson Square, Si you will jj d it at Mungo Brcs. Vkrpi irp. ri?oi I , ?t i n Vi IOI3C UlfcU'lll, ;hy?, becausO he cured his iriiat q , ith Figaro Mea^-Preservar, luv at Mungo Bros1 X I cw bushels more ofseeu'nrye ? and wheat. Mungo Bros. T< or Sale?mv tarm ot 59 1-2 acres just south of the town Kl mits. New dwelling and other nprovements. J. D. Watts. ??! Cj Vanted?4 ft woo<J, green or dry. Will pay for same be re car leaves your station. ze me if cash and a square 99. jal is what you want. Also F< market for few cross ties for 1 ish. A L. Latta, Box 2 Cheraw, wi C. 3 nc inj 0{1! Wanted -You to know that ? we still sell Men's and Boy's . lits. odd coats, overalls and ork shirts. Mungo Bros. 9;n J1 ' ? uzi me ior nvery, day or night, j'* anywhere, but for the cash rj rictlv. Reece Blakenev. jj * ro Sale-?Two milk cows, or wa will exchange for beef cattle. s{n W. Gregory. ho - ? ha1 P" Paj er Shop '2 lee Ml ?vork in our new quar- Co | < ve nave a tonic that is ? dandruff. Try it. BlJ going in good shape want cleaned, Ladies u, ialty- Co. Foi rber Shop. b," n *>elJ I, rrop. ftnd con 21-' Z, G. Morgan and buy a pur ting 100, s^lc I . ! Ilgest market price paid for peas of all varieties. Mun o tros. /anted to buy all your flour and meal sacks. Will P y ood price for same. Pageland loveltv Works. ialesmen wanted to solic t orders for lubricating: oi % reases and paints, Salary c-r !nmmiccir?n ,t,l,lr?nr.'ri? tt ? ........u.nvi11. i uniicss 1 lit riK ' ey Oil Co.. Cleveland, 0. Wanted?white corn. Highest market price. J. E. Agertor. ton't sell your remnants < f cotton seed until you see me. , E. Agerton. 'ry that Ruck wheat Flour ?t Clark & Smith's. It's fine for :heatless days. teminiscences of the es by Zeb Green. '1 his specia^^ sries of articles will he pubiish^^k din the Marshville llomebt-? inninsr in February. It matter:ot how many papers you are al eady taking you can make it a ood investment to send youi heck for one dollar to the Marsh ille Hoine, Marshville, N. C. nd get these notably entertainig and instructve narratives ,'hich will be especially intersting to readers of all ages in lis section, since thev disrnct len and events that you know 2mething about. .and Posted?Notice is hereby given that all my lands are osted against hauling off wood r pine straw making roads or 1 any way trespassing. Violatrs will be dealt with according ) law. E. M. Railings. ry?that good old Antonia mollasses M'^^oBros. es -we have plenty of Mill feed. Mungc Bios. ollars,?pads, back bands, bridles. Mungo Bros. Vanted;?jour remnants of cotton. Moungo Bros. Wanted?all the butter and eggs you have to sell. C. L. ul ledge. otton bolea, coiioii boles. On account of the extremely earirosi there.,-is )tton boles *hat did not open lough to pick. Why not pull em off and sell them. Write wire me. I nnv tlm ice. Earle L. Watson, Che\v, S. C. lop,?look, listen, come in we are here, right next to the ink. Mungc Bros. et?Dutches pants, 10 cents a button, $1.00 a rip. Mungo os. obacco, Ox, Red J, Red Juice, Moon shine, Pride of Winston, ite. Shot, Rams Horn, and alost every other kind and owns Mule. Mungo Bros. ir of Salt just arrived. $1.00 a hundred. I. O?iio^?n ? ? w^.lVURC. >r Sale?The R. L. Watts Racer car. Will sell for $250.cash. Redfearn Auto Cq._ >r Rent?to man with his own stock, good 3 horse farm th 2 dwellings and outbuild*s, cheap; 2 1 2 miles south5t of Pageland. E. M^Rallings. ist received a shipment oi Darhart Overalls, the best ire is. Clark &_Smith._ >tice?all who have spoken me for King's Improved cotl seed will please call and get , im, or tell me how many you i nt and the price, and I will 1 re them, so that I may know M vv many I can let go, as I 1 ye had lots of enquiries. The ce is $1.50 a bushel, f. o. b. 1 geland. P. M. Arant. J p Sale?Swan Hats, the nifty ine. Beacon, Brand and Enotts & Johnsons Shoes. Cur clothes and Dutchess pants. ~ ingo Bros. ver?that cotton with 3 lb ?ging, we sell it. Mungo Bros. ing?vour cotton seed to us. 1 lingo Bros. I ?n hi-<is, just received at J 'ageland Hdwe. Co. 1 nc, Cement, Sash and Doors, M big stock. Pageland Hdwe. f r Sale?large saw mill out- / t, including 40-horse Liddell I ler, 25 horse Ajax engine, I !s, sawdust rig, cut off saw / v everything belonging to a W lplete outfit. Mill is located fl| 2 miles northeast of Pageland. chaser gets privilege of cut remainder of location, about GOO feet. Bargain for quick . J. A. Laney.