Cheraw chronicle. (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, September 14, 1911, Image 5
Dikes
Over 5
We recommend them
vo^Ain rr
call 11 UiiJiuuj' ittuuiu
not afford to do'this u
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DYKES Syrup Sarsa
We highly re
DYKES Kidney and 1
Bladder, opc
from becomii
DYKES Baby Cough
fant?no opia
Remember we have a DYKE r
Dykes House!]
And remember you can c
at our
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SHORT NEWS ITEMS
OF LOCAL INTEREST
Local Sews and Comeut Dished Up In
Short and Headless
PnrocrrnnliB.
1 IMUgAU|/uu?
TEE DEE CAMP 227
w. o. w.
Meets every Fourth Thursday night in
i each mouth. Visiting brethren are
cordially invited to attend.
Messrs. Tom Evans and Rob Thrower
left Tuesday for Clemson college.
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Miss Claude Powe entertained Tues<day
afternoon at Bridge.
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Mrs. P. H. Toyner, of Princeton,
X. 0 . is visiting* ,her nisteil, Mrs.
Irene Ried
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The Atlantic Coast Line Co- has
completed the extension of its road i
from Gibson to Rockingham, X. C.
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Mrs. Mary Chapman and daughtci
Miss Sally, are visit ng relatves at I
Florence and Mayesville, S- C.
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Miss Gene McGregor, of Ruby, is the
guest of her cousin, Miss Virginia
Sellers.
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Miss May Reid, who has a position
in the census office at Washington, is
the guest of her uncle, Mr.T. P. Harrall
Miss .Veil Coward has returned after
a visit of several days with friends
in Sumter.
Mr. Charles lYnnimau left Saturday
for Daltimore to take up his studies
after sp?niing the summer vacation '
with his mother. Mrs. it. H. Johnson. J
1 i? v. ami Mrs. Marvin A11M
lijive !* t : i.i ?I from tiieir summer !*
vuejitioi! in 1 !;?* mmmtniiis o!
North 'arolina.
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Miss'-s Laurie and Klla ilai'all, who|
who bave been .'Ueinfiug sm in I
lialtimore. Washington ami Ik.)
have returned home.
Mrs. J. S. Reid and daughter, Miss!
Cleora, after spending the summer with j
Mrs. I ue Reid. returned to their!
Iioine i.i Columbia last Friday.
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A marriage license w;is issued in!
Wadesb'To Saturday to Mr. Preston!
1 frock, oi this county, and Miss Xel-i
lie Pitman, of McFarlan.
. . .
Miss M;u Lynch iias returned from i
New Yotk where she spent several!
weeks with her brother, Mr. Francis.1
Lynch.
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A letter just received announces
the safe arrival of Mcsscm. \Y. .1. j
Strickliu and Ed Leid it: X <*>-'
Icans, La.
The new school books htivc arrived.
The Evans Co.
5 Rem
0 Different Prepa
We know the form
lend them to our ci
inless we knew that ea
y One of Thes
narilla Compound with the Iodid.
corn inend this.
laverRem jdystra i\?Vi n * fc'i 5 rC i
ms up t'lQcir^i1 i-ioi ail p.-e vt
jg chronic
Syrup, one we heartily recomm<
ites, can be given with perfect saf
;mcdy for every ailment- all b?
lold Remedies
>nly get them in Cheraw
&ore
Fartcy <
"We received this morning li
Cheeses?something ih the che
eery man don't handle, and wl
tion.
PIMENTO
I This Cheese is perhaps the 1
a rich Cream Cheese with Pim
one.
CLUB C
In white opal jars?can be \
3 POT CI
I Same grradc and quality as
ages.
ROQUEFORT AND A
The strong flavor of the pun
and made more palatable by t
American CheeRe. '
Also always on hand fresh <
Cream Cheese.
AsK for C
BULL'S rtiT
Mrs Wililnm "Wilson and daughter
Miss Hannah, returned to
their home in Darlington yesterday
after a week's visit with relatives
in the city.
Mrs. Ed Bowdoin and son,Mr.
Morge Bowdoin, have returned
to Wilmington after spending
some time wilh her mother and
sister, Mrs. J. C. Kendall.
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Miss Kittle Salley returned to her
home at Orangeburg yesterday afer
spending several weeks w'th her
iisters, Mrs J. C. Evans and Mrs. W.
I'. Pollock.
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Mrs. M. W. Dnvall and son How.
iid wont to Now York i;..i Saturday
la moot ??Iis3 liliso Uuvull, who Las
boon in kluropo lor several niontlis.
They are expected homo Salt;: day.
I.eginning tomorrow s. A. L. trains
will stop on signal at Moore's siding,
near Kollook. This will ho a groat
[ oonvonionoo to nianv of onr Marlboro
friends Cheraw hound.
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Miss Mildred Kekorson. who has
boon spending several months with
her aunt. Mrs ll 11. Mallov. reinrnod
to her home in I Salt iuiorc* Sato day
night last.
A commission has been issiifd to
the Ruby Show Case company ,,f
Ruby, with a capital stock ??t"
The petitioners arc: R. L. Sullivan
and M. L. Ralev, both of Ruby. The
company will manufacture show ens *.
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Thursday a paper was liled in the
ollice of the register of deeds in Wadesboro
1 v' the New Vork Trust Company
atnl William King, trustee, showing
thai a inert '.'age for sTi.nnii,nun, given
by the Seaboard Air Line railroad to
the trust cotnpauy and to Mr. King
as trustee, had been satisfied.
t
edies j
rations !:
J 1
iula for each one and;!
jstomers. We could (
ch one was a good one j
e : !;
;?for the blood. ]
i
Ineys, Liver aod
;ots the disease
3nd for your in- ]
ety.
jst of their kind?ask ns about
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Cheraw.S.C. !
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Cheese I ;
n iV !
v express 21 variety ot rancy y. :
ese line that the average gro- gj j!
lieli we beg to call your attend ?
CHEESE. I
>est seller 011 the market, it is I
ento flavor, and pleases every
HEESE
ised for all Cheese dishes. 1
IEESE j
Club Cheese?in tin foil pack- >
.MERICAN CHEESE.
> Ko(|uefort Cheese is reduced
he addition of a fine grade of
Harabell Cheese?a pure rich
Coupons. |
GROCERY I
nnnBHB3iw3ssa?^
Mrs. II. J. Thunnan and children
and Miss Bessie Evans, of
Greensboro. X. are visiting
their parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. I).
Evans.
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Carrie McAllister, wife of Charlie
McAllister, the well known
mail clerk on the Florence-AVadesI
horo run on the Atlantic Coast
! Line road, died Tuesday aftcrJnoon
after an extended illness.
Mrs. Nell Pegucs has bought
the Matthews cottage on Market
street now occupied by Mr. Ivu!gene
Poo. Mrs. lVgues will remove
ithe present buihiring and
build in its place a handsome cot- i
+ .w,/?
The B. Y. I'. I". will meet Sunday j
night at 8 p m.. as usual. A special
program has hecn arranged as this
will be a rally. The topic for dis.
cussion is the Heavenly Vision, drawn
from Paul's vision on the road to
Damascus. Mr. P. II Shuck will be
the leader. In addition to some
special music by the choir Mr. H. j
L. Powe will render the "Holy City,"
a song of remarkable beauty. There j
will be a roll call of members, reports
from the treasurer and secretary, ad- j
mission of new members and other !
iiiios;:;. Kvory member of the Union is i
requested to he present. The public I
as well as all church members are .
cordially invited in he present.
Buy yo.;; .10,>1 nnoas while stock
is complete. The Kvans Co.
W35. 0. BARNWELL
Flar.o Maker
' '< re l'<?" ;i few days
Tir.r.D Trninof, Regulating,
Repairing*.
Leave orders with
CHERAW MUSIC CO.
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The opening of fine Millinery j
today by The Evans Co., The Yel- h
low Store People, was a decided ,
success from every point of view,
['usfomers seemed to be unusually
well pleased and *the clerks ;
were all smiles as bat after hat
from the famous work-rooms of
Gbige & Burgesser were laid aside.
Dther features of the showing
were the new ditess trimmings. 1
)f unusual beauty in this line 1
were the Bead Garnitures, Bead
Fringes and Pendants. Next
week this firm hopes to make a
showing of high-class Street and
Evening Dresses also a complete
line of Dress Coat Suits and Coats.
Dresses and Suits shown by this
inn are identical as those shown
by the highest class houses in New
fork and other prominent cities,
md the price is generally a little
less.
Rockingham Against Cheraw.
The Rockingham, N. C., ball ;
Learn came down Monday morn- ;
ing for two games with the Cheraw
boys?one to be played on
Monday afternoon and the other
3ii Tuesday afternoon. The first
game was broken up by a heavy
downpour of rain soon after the
game was called, so on Tuesday
afternoon a double-header was
played. The first game resulted
in a victory for the Cheraw bovsf
S A Wise F
TWore opening an acco
| ra> ful business man will a
(.: the institution, the class
their business to it, and tin
ed to carry large accounts,
i results very disastrously.
More ]
(1.) The high standing
FARMERS BANK is posi'
the most liberal consistent <
number of large accounts i
tests t he fact its methods ai
of time that these accounts
that transactions with this
ly satisfactory.
t
Merchants &
Cheraw,
W. F. Stevenson, D. S IV
President. Vice-F
T. G. Matheson,
Cashier.
AS with an expensive, li
mobile, so with groceries
needs the best fuel to get
from it?just like the mot<
j Give the finest auto oaa gasc i
| ?feed the best man aliv e on
' a human wreck. You owe it '
sake, for your pocket's sa>:rgocd
wholesom food. That k
BUY GROCERIES FOR "
GET CT
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by a score of 3 to 1. The second
game was won by Rockingham by
a score of 3 to 0.
The Chesterfield boys are scheduled
to play here next Tuesday
mid Wednesday.
Gentlemen of theJnry,
Cheraw?C. P. Parker, W. F.
Calder, H. S. Grigsby, W. J.
Coward, M. A. Knight, J. R.
Haarell.
Court House?James M. Sellers,
E. A. Douglass, J; C. Hammonds,
Carroll W. Davis, H. D.
Watson, E-' Bona Smith, C. W.
Rolling, E. L. King.
\it. Croghan?E. V. Eavidson,
H. H. Harrail, W. E. Eddins.
Old Store?J. W. Clark, R. F.
Ftu.nerburk, R. W. Jenkins, G.
M. Rodgers.
Jefferson?H. F. Baker, G. W.
7,hiea;t,T. J. Knight, W. B. GulI
rlge.
Alligator?J. W Morrison. T.
L. Outlaw, C. F. King, M. R.
Horton.
Cole Hill?P. P. Hurst, J no. A.
Poison, T. H. Douglass, J. T.
Grant.
Steer Pen?A. F.Wdkes, W.
D. Winburn, R. H. Iviinery.
^ Recessional.
After the parade, the chiropodist
? i rper's Wecklv
>recaution
\
unt with any bank, the
lways consider the policy
iof concerns that intrust
i length of time it is allow- *
Neglect to do this often
t
Facts:
of the MERCHANTS &
live proof that its policy is
h ith sound banking:(2) the
entered on its books atre
right: and (3) the length
; have been running prove
institution are eminent- gk
Farmers
latheson, H. M. Duvall, ^
resident. Vice-President.
J. H. Wannamaker,
J
Ass't Cashier.
Its M
came
^jes
ligh-power racing auto.
The human machine
the greatest efficiency
3v car
ir? and you get poor speed
improper iooa ana you see
to yourself?for your health's
?to feed your stomach with '
I'QUR fuel.
KEIR "FUEL" VALUE,
JPS. )
-3ZMOR3X CO
TTS, Prep.