The Pageland journal. [volume] (Pageland, S.C.) 1911-1978, October 11, 1922, Image 5

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ijpxxxrisn m Al lis a - m . M We X ? N S ' UNDERWEAR, SWE M u ^ || Meet me at P II BY 1 I I AiirATrnriri n i iUntdltKNtLU f RAILWAY 5000 AT C For prices and si E. C. BROV ? Pagelan ?Sutton Ft Flour, Hay, Cotlosec A - J ?nuu u vuiuf. Heavy at npAP , QUALITY AND PR liS&j - ' > i 4 IB EW mm Dutchess P en's Clothing A DANDY U are also sho Coats, Ov EDMOND'S F00 DU1 ITERS. GLOVES. LEGGINS, Tl Be sure you vis % Mt Hungo Bros. wiiiiTen I if nil i hu i phe i " I IND LANCASTER COMPANY I Cross 9 - Ties )NCE verifications see VN, Agent, d. S. C. ? % i Bros. # ) R Grain and ;d Meal. >lete Ltne of? / id Fancy 3>ries ICE GUARANTEED V / f -<y V- " jMT* ^idljLLs.-' . -3? V, - Hi AH hBa ants 10 cents I at Pricestfli NE ol YOUNG KN wing this .jjfea creoati* ! r FITTER SHOffi I rCHESS PANTSlK 1UNKS, AND SUIT CA$f| sit our Millinery s THE BU wb.\at the geologists call th^Morr<son shale were being laiddown in water in soiithe^n Colorado, there lived in that region .[many remarkable reptiles of hu^e size nnrI A 1 uuu Ktcai vuneiy. /\ccoramg to the United States Geological Survey, Department of the Interior, many of these animals weie mired in the soft clay of which the Morrison formation largely consists, and their bones, which are in places abundant, are noW coW lected and studied by geologists. Some of these creatures! such as one known as the Bron&psaurus, were sixtv feet long. Many of them bad remarkably ismall heads, notably the Stegosjiurus, I whose diminutive brain su'ooreatft that it must have been very stupid. This animal was unjoubt ly very clumsy also, but its'huge size and its protective armor aided in its preservation. Citation tor Letters ol AdLinistion The State of South Caroling, County of Chesterfield | By M, J. Hough, Pijpbate Judge. Whereas, H. W. Pate and.G. C. Pate made suit to me to grant I them Letters of Administration of the Estate and effects of Marv M. Pate, deceased, thee a are therefore to cite and adn onish all and singular the kindr< a and creditors of the said Ma y M. Pate, deceased, that they 1 ? and appear before me, intheCfc art of Probate, to be held at CI sster field. S. C.. on October 10 next, after publication hereof at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, to sho^ cause, if any they have, wily the said Administration should not ! be granted. . Given under my hand thifc 25th i day of September Anno Dpminij 1922, M. J. Hough, Probate Judge, ; j \ * -.lit iKihsxxs 1 I V ; a Buttoifc, $1 lat Are Mlovi 'S Clothing. Late ison a line of Shoes an DOLLARS, STE'fSOl ISE, OVERAIJLS, G I LANTERNS, ind Ladies' Weai IE BIRD" rBr . :?:?? J ??1 uDM" u - R. H. Blal ^ ? That Pageland Journal iSSSSSSS I S1.0( i.00 a Rip. ng the Goods. ist Models, army (foods in id Rnotc N HATS, TIES, APS. GUN SHELLS, AXES, BRIDLES, COI p Department, 'OS* Meet me at Mungo N V 4c$toi 'DIPPED CO] I. Firestone Bui Ae Finest Co TTAKM.T i dn |M by but fl (dm oat of mo mar to teO a stone 0?%td Coeds a OCkx r^i gp y^OBStOOC ^iiiL1| ghre fOU tanj extra thousands of ro And for tail and winter driving the like them. The itroofc ratteat Pi ens of gam-dipped coeds, can stand is not sarprMng that so many mote community he*/, made them stan SiESSM men*. The daapad far Hrwtoot' ( lm few months hn broken ?H ro? Prices were nevec ? bur as tfa Perhaps neves again can mfleage 5^:-' Decide nor tbat jon will get Ho gjgjS^y Dollar. Dcwp in any thaw and tafa ceney Motor Coi . Pageland, S. C. ^ a and Progressive Farmer offc N - ' 0+ V \ ' . ' \j I 1 B' ) S XI E M a r\ N] Ml H N] s .LAR PADS. M M m\ ? iv yi >Bros. Yy\ Ml ite 1 EUDS riusi h : aome am y/7/tvJK a that Fire- Ww!r\J\ re the best V^W /wllh tbena win ^i bp's nothing pestone cartho htrdnt tads hoM, k **#k in tMs W^/yA \ (Sard equip- Wk^y^y/\ Jords in the be told an mpany, 11 < :r Is a great corker,"