Cheraw chronicle. (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, March 28, 1912, Image 6
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L FERTILIZERS are made <
is available to the; plant all thr<
rved. 'The needed elements a
'he crop is nourished to a full ?
, lies the skill of mixing fertilizers. We mal
;ist compounds a doctor's prescription. The ai
There is no guess work?no mystery.
It is but the result of scientific mixing,
sources of plant foods?which are quicklj
are slowest.
* It mu6t be known exactly what elem
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out qufe%flrj$arypnyfrh|ng else. ijj
acts directly upon the overwor^er
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tite, sxirs the liver, cleans the blopa
atanmlaodi stimqgthfin9'crtb? - Ktdne.^
and boweljferJh.ifrqk Btoot JMieep*i!?d'
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Aoithe.: musics,,,tbe^rMes.^rid clear^
the;.brain, odl b'vhoy: ^r.if .r.ir.i?:
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itice -and -ia. weok> ^tpefitinent wil
pcodwe: a;WQp^rfpJ change, ifi.jjoui
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fcltestflfffeld; ?blic'tifff Ooanmon Pleas
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1fiuri*ia?t1& a*D?crt? amistntm^j
T. H. Spain, -TOrt^d iP&bnMttyjoS8$j
1912, I will uffer for sale, to the hjgh
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wit; All that certain piepflugasirtj gj
lot of land,-situate lyiug and beinfc ir
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of plant foods, so mixed
ough growth. Never is
re supplied at the right
growth.
:e these fertilizers as accurately as a I i
rialysis on every bag it lived up to. I
We must know what are the best |||
' available?which are slower?which j |j
ents are drawn from the soil by each
crop?the amount of plant foods that
they require. It would be utter waste
to apply certain plant foods upon certain
soils for certain crops.
o we have INTERSTATE FERTI'ER
for each crop that the South I
ws. The needed elements are supd.
The fertilizer is suited to the soil
crop.
ind that is why INTERSTATE
UTILIZERS are winning prestige :
rywhere?why they are causing inised
yields.
>ur booklet would prove interesting to
. It tells of our tested formulas for
thern rrntw. Writ? fnr if tn-rintr <in/t II
name of our nearest dealer.
terstate chemical
Corporation,
ARLESTON, SOUTH CAROLINA -
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Continued from Page Three.
*" ^- - --11?frankly''^dhfe^'fcb&uViiib
lil^ 1&4&#
hills,.r IftdMdi.Jthrteliwas taowposMbil-iii
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topics. On but two subjects, was he
i nexdfi W biiy&t.'1'' fpto''
ent ptftteI[Qf'iWs):Mf?tioh8iiend,J1th9- i
other was the why MI
his lonely life. She Knew beyond peradveu,tuff?[
tjiat, tfeefe-Jflg js^e. f
had no faint suspicion even as to the.
rea8oT4^h^'fie fedtf ij&bbitri a'Wclui?!
He had: newr gi veh her -the; slightest- )
clew to his past save that admission
that he had known Klrkby which was
' in itself nothlne^deflnitive and wl)Wh
I she ne^| ff3P>fj.t'efi*f-^T.* )
I wIth her- .o .a tw/:
i The man's mind was too active and
. fertll^lKsrufi .Muifced wl?P?ftiM? <
I laboriftfe)Bft9th?-^^s thatJrtefcife?flwritten
were scientific-treatises in the
?1_ '(e>l?a;nanrJ/A-Ji_rt J. i
111 &tiii.?one Tinran lemueu uistuuaiuu
of the fmfrfai fJhrt' goAa of the moun1
tains. Another was an exhaustive aci
count of the mineral resources and
- lauduUml fvmimuiuL.?r Mm amc:
He had only to allow a whisper, a
f puopletoa of hio dlseovei'y of gold and
. silver in the mountains to escape him,
' !kt/d' 'tftee&ttohs a&tf crests "filike.wduic ]
jj1ntfe,THfea,^ttft-eaget' ptfospecdots.arflt^U
a third work" WdS t sdlebttflcianalygis
v 'W^hfe^Wr powers' to'rtbe cartons.
"'T'M y'' kfao we# -h#^f (to ;
?rfrlff^0^hltfm bMu<rfr of fhe&'M? "
i ioM '^iicaifIlifti;' '^dfe^fnWf^tke :
' Va'cif' that' he' ha^ vWltteh {hfcmf; ifbln?
5 teresting. But'tftere', tWfc:ro#e? boofc,
, '.^eihilhftfg niir; Which! hp feitopfy <Jifh,
; "fcugfedfl 'the 'Jmountes; tn< tW 'Vhfloi^,
, seasons of the ySaf j when t^e* sflow#(,
w>v^ft',wn?-Wh&:thd &&8B!bihd thp,.
moss came again, when thfe -flbfrefg
r fM6ottfed^'Wheii')a*tumia.'toucbdd the
^tiebdJ'''- '(Tfcereiifwias^the eoul of: th$fl
I ' min;; poetry: ejeprefesed in pro?, man-a
like "but nobe the' less poetry fiorftbaf.,,
' ' This book ipoicd-. oven, she ^jttestioii?|dj
' him ahont tt;i they diaouased U-Mth^y.,;
disohfesed' KAaU' hnd !tne> other: poe^
ri1 'THdhe'brere happy: oteftfngsj.ilie,!
'?oh drie;iWde-')ofNfie,t fire'setting; hgfi
t '"tilth *cl6tft to hold his
?i!?iati't'vthfr?≤ ftsfhionlng fbnJiOrsehb:
)( Soi^i7'wlht*t? -feartA wi ts^ Odtb bf>de gay,.
r h'dqibrstf;. Ved, yhite-''andvOiaek-tattclefi^ l
f Istyf e^oisft^^-fcthfen'%avaj(y Manfe
\il 3cs0^ ^iltt,f^ia6le''fa?lifleW;afl'ifli 6idfashiondtl/10il'6y
3? ^satth?priceless Jfcu
*10i#e 'ftrd tiat'^Wh fMtrtflfcH he p#fc,
41 di&bsdV?tytfa><)W%toe vt!h&tfee?
-sariffe' 'homely' bWaeJ j he
>' hW b'ut-feT'fhe'Wktoeiofffeonafl-,;
II Srthef,AM&aft) tffW!'0e iWf)?WUhioS r
f'3UMpel%ss fofc?92o?ertbg;~hhlf moccaK
[ sftf aillf VtrOlly^ej&fti,'1 whlfctf' jstea
could wear over her shoes--*# .ber,
' short excursluua aiuuml the platjewn I
) aafonttwfthBvMdUf taeii'Mif feet wamnsi
unandifoomlortdbie^H [uXnti orfj si |
nr^'liByrfatenpennisalofl/^ejempkeA as h?n
j worktdy - joying the /h?Hr,..0puttlhS/1
for> '
SprpetLme&he.laia asiae his pipe ado1"
\ whatever work ne wis '^gagd# \ipbn'1
1 aidnr^a6 W hef'irom 'some -immdr- 0
J taf* hW?I& niMber. ''-BdmetfrtteB tt'e tn*
1 :teftainiment[!fell'Ho her 'and' Bhe-'teabrg
to tsftn in hefa:gtoriauSrcotitraHo jvotee-'
, .. coulfl stand It no longer. At the eiftf
pf a;W?t pf spn^^ybip)} filled the fit-'
tie room?he hail risen to' nls fbet
while she sing1,' cbitipeU'eil tO the ferect
position by the mi^nificettt teefody?
as the last'botes'"dledr,kw4y fftftd she'
smiled at him triumphant and expectant
of his praise and hia approval, he
hurled himself out of the ropm apd
Into the night, -wrestling for hours
with the storm which alter all w'as
but a trifle to that which raged in his]
bosom. WHile she, left dlofte and deserted,
quailed witlriri 'the silent room
till she heard hitn come back.
1.
Often and often when eh? slept
quietly on one side the thin partition,
he lay awake on the other,, and sometimes
his passion drove him forth to
cool the fever, the fire in his soul in
the icy, wintry air. The struggle
within him preyed upon him, the keen
loving eye of the woman searched his
face, scrutinized him, looked into his
heart, saw what was there.
She determined to end it, deciding
that he must confess his affections.
She had no premonition of the truth
and no consideration of any evil consequences
held her back. She could
give free range to her love and her
devotion. She had the ordering of
their lives and she had the power to
end the situation growing more and
more impossible. She fancied the
matter easily terminable. She thought
she had only to let him see her heart
in such ways as a maiden may, to .
bring joy to his own to make him
speak. She did not dream of the reality.
On? night, therefore, a month or
more after she had come, she re- 1
solved to end the uncertainty. She i
believed the easiest and the quickest I
way would be to get him to tell her i
why he was there. She naturally sur- ,
mised that the woman of the picture,
LaUoste Evans Building,
'to iu{opi>oait&'ItheilflVans Co.)
fcJK-lUJTAWIWKfclto
lours 9 to 2.15 , . . 3.30 o 8
jit :?-od Lui; Utinit '.nil m ?
! 'irW'Vo^Wlnffif'and J tj8^ri,JEtifclfo4i!;lJfHM'fcA''fc:fl91>eclall
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A1' D. CHAPM4 M
Phone 28. .1 Gheraw, f, C.
First class Jlvery. Reason i txle
^TfiSce of County Superintend i it
2 .a ,nd&f^?f,W #lll
..The County Superintendent of 1 \ location
gives notW ^Fmsjjfflce i 111
be open ev&^'SMfifflay *dntt the ! r?t> Monday
of eachisodatlD
W O, Wn
'well
cordially Incited to attend. ^
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STfYMifOj! & PRINCE
Law
Merchants & Farmers Bank Building <r <
WA^I:.ih r\ ' ' Ji m
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rrf.n alKLPo?te^li|&ge
O.'f // ^
E ?A!? 3ur^s; Jtfarket
m :JO-{ J'nnO" yw
jjCovington HoteVijBuilding ^ /
PMVXW00 mcrrt jji'xedi p
I idnfT nlanoD3' *"*
H?b?9fi?el tqa 'Jog aia ^bIquoO
nofil'Jo nl beli lis sJeopnod lo balrf
Japanese Shun Factory. GfjSteo&n&MbftWq*yfii'*r
th?
mr*few
jOTf^nnW*;! fiv?
FW* sW?H)?tlon
S#^eii9t tl1%^dirhen
[CgHPttS ^JMftdaakt
oiauoi ym-etrtiM -ni gilj Jud
sfWMft^9 j39h9q
,y'0he';?q{ this
V&M W ?#kfiflPtfe'rfSffi who
??d-8f%P%.e^ct?r;%ar1r
always marries, a roan' ,V"".^aes to
'{(ifket vh& ilU cfttok$i-4klveston
t'ffif) jzom oi non U .suofn
.,-uf?ySiii inali .? ..i f,f[';i.vn 'n'<'i;!i
foAl mWc^?^?.mfP wnl,ed
States .noiJa
jKoBrflbeyWatriot;?fKBo?th Carolina
iiiu)Iif?tW ihattef'iofi ->'r;l 'OW
< Caw>lii& sap^irGompfctfy;; Bankrupt.
} "</i:r::lrnf\: tol Barikrujit^y
i'o . tlie \ creditors of Carolina [ Supply.'.
Company^ of^ Pagelant},,r/tyi, the
county of Chesterfield, and District aforesaid,
a'(bankrupt: : ? ? ?
Notke is hereby given-that on the
oa.u jLIu ?P' w*v/>h >Ti: hp
4\siu uay vi iuaivu, <?? . *??, ?said
Carolina ' Snftp# Cdmpany was
r> " ; M]i 7
duly adjudged bankrupt; and that th?
first meeting of its creditors will be
held at the ,offices of Stevenson and
Prince, in Cheraw, S. C, on the 5th
day of April, A. D/1&12. a 10 o'clock
in the forenoon, at -which time the
said creditors may attend, prove their
claims, appoint, trustee, examine the
bankrupt and transact such other business
as may properly come before
said meeting.
C. A. MALLOY
Referee in Bankruptcy.
March 23rd, 1912. . T,
. ' \
Repels Attack of Death.
"Five years ago two doctors told
me I had ony Itwo years to live." This
startling statement was made by Stillman
Green, Malachite, Col. "They told
me I would die with consumption. It
was up to me then to try the best
lung medicine and I began to use Dr.
King's New Discovery. It was well I
f _ _
did, for today I am working and believe
I owe my life to this great
throat and lung cure that has cheated
the grave of another victim." Its folly
to suffer with coughs, colds or other J
throat and lung troubles now. Take M
the cure that's safest. Price 50 cents.
and $1.00. Trial bottle .ree at Theo. 9
E. Wannamaker & Son's . |