Cheraw chronicle. (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, October 31, 1912, Page PAGE FIVE, Image 7
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Death of Henry Powe.
Henry Powe, col., after an illness of
" several months, died Monday interning.
Henry was one of the Old-time darkies
and he will be missed by both
white and colored. He has been janitor
at the Cheraw graded school
for the past ten years and was so
prompt and careful in the discharge
of his duties that it is going to be
a hard matter to find one to All the
vacancy.
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FOR RENT?One five-room and one
three-room cottage. See Maynard-Raley
Realty and Trust Company. (Cheraw),
for particulars.
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First Installment
Einatlng Stories
. The Cheraw Public Schools Close.
The closing exercises of the Cheraw
i public schools will be held in the
, Town hall on the evening of May 30.
I Prof. Leonard J. Bayer, of the UniI
veraity or South Carolina will make
the address.
I The finishing class,, to whom certificates
will be delivered, consists of
three yt>ung people.
The public is cordially invited to at
ibuu iuwe exercises.
Teaching is one of the best careers
open to the strong, young men of
the State, as high Bohools are multiplying
upon every hand, calling for
tratired TttBh tft "fktr "Salaries. Yhfl with
prospects of large usefulness.
f Local and Personal |
Miss Mattle Durant was called to
Lake City last Thursday on account
ot the critical illness of her mother.
Mrs. E. T. Melton is reported critically
ill at the home of Mrs. Maggie
Mcintosh.
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Fowe and niece,
little Miss Katharine Wallace, of Chicago,
111., are visiting Mr. Powe'e
mother, Mrs. Josephine Powe.
Mrs. J. L. Quy and son, of Camden,
are visiting Mrs. Guy's parents.
Mrs. W. C. Brewer, of Wake Forest,
N. C., and Mrs. M. T. McLeod, of Beni
nettsvillc, are the guests of their sisters,
Mrs. John H. Powe and Mrs. A. j
L. .Evans.
J. Henry Powe returned Wednesday
to Rock Hill.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Kendall, of Anson
ville, N. C., stopped over on their
return from the reunion at Macon, to
visit their sons, J. C. and V. H. Kendall,
they spent some time with relatives
in Middle, Ga., and returned to
their home today.
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Mr. H. F. King announces in this
issue his candidacy for the office of
county supervisor.
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Mr. T. E. Cato brought us yesterday
a cotton form plucked the day before
from a stalk of cotton on the farm of
air. w. 11. wilKerson at Pageland. lie
reports that Mr. Wilkerson has the
finest cotton he has seen anywhere
this season. large plants with from
6 to 8 leaves to the plant.
Mr. T. E. Cato. of Pageland, Bpent
Tuesday and Wednesday in the city,
the guest of Ma sister, Mrs. G. M.
Walters. ..
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The closia#ril TCiSes of the Cheraw
graded school*' rill he held in the
city Opera Hoi SO next Thursday
May 30. y v*. ^ r ?
Miss GrigebyTi music class will give
a concert on tl e lawn at Mrs. McLean's
residenc next Friday night,
May 3L
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Mr. Max Henflrix, who spent several
days in the city this week" with
his nnrlp Punt fi- XI ?
?v, ,.v. Vi, MA. liVUUHA, uao
returned to hisihome in Greensboro,
n. a
Dr. L. E. BulL who is in New York
taking a po^t /graduate course in
surgery, is also having a big time on
the side. He wits at the ball game
and saw Ty Cobb lick the spectator
that insulted hiti. The doctor expects
to be abseit for several weeks.
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Mr. S. H. Reid lu^ounces his candidacy
for reappointment as magistrate
in this issut.
Major Leak, col, had his hand painfully
hurt last Mdiday morning while
unloading a tru<k of lumber from
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Notice of foamntati|n Tax.
You are here; :notified that commutation
tax forltycal year, 1912, will
be due at Clerk's office on and after
May 15tb. books remain open to July
15th.
I* L. TILLMAN, '
City Clerk.
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WANTED.
Wood Cfcopttrarforclearing
transmiMkjfiiine right of
way. WlU-fliy $1.46 per day
and board for gfod chop
pers, wtuteoien 4nly. Apply
at Yadkin River Power
Company camp at Osborne,
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Snap Shoe
Last time we had a "Snap Sale" v
wait on the crowds; It was the only ti
experience where he had to let in a ston
the doors and let them trade and then ii
.store full to trade, and so on all the moi
recall the time.
Now we are to have another Snap !
Sale" this time. What is a "Snap Sale,
"Snap" is a bargain, and a "Snap" is a]
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~wu cue lu gci umgams m snoes, ana
to receive with our compliments, a pacl
ginger snaps. The children will deli
Sale," and what Mother or Father \
child of a package of these delightful, c
We illustrate a few of the shoe sn
eration. Please take note that all of 01
quite so deep as ones mentioned below,
are large or small sizes and odds and i
best sellers?every shoe, however, will
Infants' Shoes? White, Pink Blue
Infants' Slippers
Children's Patent Slippers?75 am
ues for
Ladies' $1.25 Slippers?Sale Price
Queen Quality Oxfords, sizes 2, 2:
worth $2.50 and $3.00, now.. ..
Misses' and Ladies' Tan Bow Slipp
to 4?$2.50 value, for..
Men's Buck Bluchers?Tan oi
Brand New $1.75 and $1.85 for.
Men's Patent and Tan Oxfords?$5
for .'
Men's Patent and Tan Oxfords?$4
for ..
1 iscovered a n
I be welded to W(
'y'n^H / Wiss Shears an
which is welded
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j^W I great strength a
I wonderful lastii
We have shears lor the tailor, drcesmake
gvioou^D, cuiuiuiuerjr Bcimtori; scissors for c
manicure scissors; nail scissors, office sh<
handed persons? shears for every conceivabl
priced and guaranteed by the maker and our
WEEK COMMENCING Ma;
Oieraw Hardware &
! Sale
re couldn't possibly
me in our 43 years'
NOTHING IMPOSSIBLE N?
Ham..
3 iuii or people, lock
1 turn let in another
ning. You possibly
Sale, a "Snap Shoe
anyway? Why a
[so a Ginger "Snap"
in addition you are
[cage of fresh Zu Zu
ight in this "Snap
vould deprive their ,J
risp, ginger snaps.
aps for you considir
shoes are not cut
, for they, as a rule,
ends of some of our
be reduced in price.
t Tops .. 9c Pr.
23c Pr.
1 85c val59c.
and 69c Pr.
98c. Pr. ,
L-2 and 3,
__ $1.97
?ers?2 1-4
$1.87
Gray?
. .. __ ..$1.59
(.50 grade,
.. ? ....$2.50
LOO grade,
$2.90
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nderful <A
mstrationl
d'Yamed
SHEARS
predate the difference
rade Wiss "Steel-forged
? common cast iron or
kind. Factory experts
store to graphically exje
processes by which
Tfect
iteelforged"
ind Scissors
is the most important
nhftffr?Manufacture
an American inventor
lalleable which could
rh (rrade crucible steel,
s now made of a new
rged steel base to t
crucible steel blades,
lg to give Wlss Shears
,nd perfect adjustment
teel to give them their
lg cutting qualities.
r, milliner; trimming . 5
tutting but foil holes; . ^
sars, Bhears for left **
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