Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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ABETTER tAINT Better paint this year if your property needs it. Mistaken men have been waiting for paint to come-down. The cost of their job has gonc-up not down; it always goes-up by waiting; never comes down. Suppose you had waited 20 or 30 years ago for a better paint than Devoe^ how long would he have waited? How long would he still have to wait? The price a gallon makes some difference: ves. hut not mn^v> the paint that counts; the quality counts. It's the go-far that counts. Protection of property counts more yet. Better paint DEVOE Ladds Drug Store sells it. r " Not Patfnted. " 1 ,l-p^ J | Co-operation Is the keynote tn no cessfui accident prevention work. Many large manufacturers who have designed accident prevention devices for their own use have not patented "thorn In ??< ?? 4U-* viuu iuui omers may utilize their ideas. A large railroad company 'Which haB designed all of the accident prevention apparatus in use in its machine shopB is willing to furnish blueprints of the devices to those who de?lre to Install them in their plants. Lost Dollars I Make a m ;ntal note of t your days. The dollar tha no more goad. Bat the in this safe bink and dra' compounded quarterly, is i sleep and play. It is your iness. T" I - ' * i uen, coo, mere arc nui an association with this bar to the voun? business man THOUSANDS of dollars Come in and let us sho > help you. > Merchaiit5~fcl CHERAW SOU r You May Li According to all the However, You W WHAT Had you Thoi Will you duMs '<e paid? Will 3 as jon* wife? Will jour c Is the Prospects EncouragingThinking long and well?and if for the payment of your depts and orphans '< "WILL POINT TH1 riiwaw Tnciirdn ] ViUVA MTV tllJUlUll And WELLS wi Ltdd Building Oyer Pos . Preserving Pencil Writing. It you have a penciled letter whlcl you want to keep a long while, lay it it a shallow dish and cover it witl skimmed milk. When the paper ii thoroughly soaked through let th< milk drain off, and dry the paper verj gradually. This makes the writing last, so that it cannot be easily rubbec ut Whole Families In 8ame Trade. Among the silver masters ef Shet field. England, it is rather an estab llshed practise to encourage the em ployment of familiee. It is more th< rule than nthpraloo lhaf a fQ??ior n-ni-lr lng in the silver trade will apprentlc< his children to that trade aa they ar rive at working age. ( Economic Epigram. A sentimental declaration, even I It runs counter to sound economici and the best interests of society, wil have more adherents than & profount truth in political economy, the adop tlon of which demands an immediate sacrifice. Fewer Study for Ministry. Statistics show that in the earl; days of American colleges about one half the graduates adopted the mlr istry as a profession. At the presen time only about five per cent of th' college graduates become ministers. I Vre No Good his and remember it all it is spent can bring you dollar that is deposited in ws 4 per cent, interest, miking money while you ''silent partner" in busmbers of ways in which lk can be of great benefit ; such ways as may mean to him in a few years, w you wherein we can Parmersd&nk^ TH CAROLINA -? 1 ve Forever! Rules of the Game, ill Die Some Day THEN? jght About It? roui widow wear as pood a. Id r en continue in echo:!? -or is it Clouded with Gloom?: you decide to make provisions and the support of your widow ; . I ! WAY TO THE \ % ce & Trust Co. II tell you How it Office, Cheraw, S. C. imc aw,. _ DO NT TAKE CALOMEL HEBE'S A | BETTEB BEXEDT i Taking calomel is mighty risky anc ? often times dangerous. You ought to get along without 5 take calomel yourself or giving it t( 1 your family, when you can get a remedy that takes its place. Dodson'i I Liver Tone La. an a?roooi>i? ?? WMV1Q ? C5CUIUH liquid that starts the liver to actioi . just as surely as calomel does. But - unlike calomel. Dodson's Liver Ton* s does not stimulate the liver too much - It gives relief gently. Calomdl acti 9 so strongly that it may leave yoi worse than you were at first, and ca lomel also sometimes causes saliva tion. Dodspn's Liver Tone worki well and never harms, f A large bottle of Dodson's Live: 9 Tone is sold for fifty cents by J. T * Lodd. It always has given such per * feet satisfaction that your money wil be given back to you with a smile i you buy a bottle and are not perfectl; satisfied with it in every way. f THE NEW FABLE OF THE LIFE Ol h THE PARTY. 1 One Night a Complimentary Dlnne 8 was given to a Captain of Industr by some Friends looking for Orders. ? The Chairman of the Arrangement Committee was a popular Wlne-Pusl er, consequently the volunteer Searc Parties were out for Three Days aftej gathering up the Dead. Along about 10:30, when every Pei feet Gentleman was neatly Stewed an i each Chandelier was doing a alnuos | Salome in time with the Hungaria: | Orchestra, a Man connected with th I Jobbing Trade got up to say a Fe\ Words. He was keyed to Concert Pitch an j the Audience was Piped and all th old sure-fire Bokum of a Sentiments Nature simply Killed them in the! Seats. When he Concluded, the hllariou Bun Brothers, with the muBsed-u Hair aad the twisted Shirt Bosomi arose to their Feet and waved Naj kins and gave the Orator what he d< scribed to his Wife at 2 A. M. as j Novation. Another Good man was snniled. After Herman made this goshawfi ?Hit wUhthe Sou Bee he became cot vliicsd Bb ? mnw?<^t|A.ni^n^ Gus Thomas and Simeon Ford ha nothing on him. Whenever he found himself seate ? at a Table with other People and Foo being served he began to suck Loj enges and classify his Anecdotes an i try to appear Unconcerned. All the time he was simply waitln for the Main Fluff to come up from b< 1 hind the Chrysanthemums and saj "We have with us thiB evening." Then for the quiet Introduction, leac lng up to the sparkling Mot and th Tremolo Stop pulled all the Way ou on the Pathos and a couple of Depew to put them In a Good Humor, coi eluding with a Hypodermic of Ho j Mush. If the Hunch sat back and refused t Fall for the War-Time Favorites h would console himself by tellin around that he was up against th Low-Brows. He knew that he was a Dinger, b? : cause he remembered how the Maf | Dificent Assemblage stood and cheere 1 him for five Minutes. Therefore his Voice sounded to hir I a good deal like the Boston Symphon I Orchestra playing Rubinstein's Melod ! in F. Whenever People sat down in froc of the decorative Canape Caviar an got ready to endure the Horrors c nnothnr H/itnl flnwo thav wniilH Blond across the Snowy Expanse of Whit< dotted with plump California Olive and cold, unfeeling Celery, and seeln Herman seated opposite, would n mark. "Stung 1" He could not have been kept in hi Chair with a Ton of Coal In each Tal Packet. iv 1 if The Ladies were present tha was where he worked in the Bin Calls and ordered out the Twlnklln Has Your Child Worms ? Most children do. A Coated, Furre Tongue; Strong Breath; Stomac Pains; Circles under Eyes; Pale, Sal low Complexion; Nervouf, Fretful Grinding of Teeth; Tossing in Sleep Peculiar Dreams?any one of thei indicate uniia Has worms, Get a bo of Kickapoo Worm Killer at once. 1 kills the Worms?the cause of you child's condition. Is Laxative and aid Nature to expel the Worms. Smpplled In candy form. Easy f< children to take. 25.. at your Druf gist. 1 Bncklen's Arnica Salve for Cats, 1 11 i oo commercial. "Remember that this la a commei clal age, said s colleague to Senate I Sherman, In Justification of the doub ful practices of a certain magnate. , "A little too commercial," Senate Sherman replied. "Take the artist' > experience. "A picture dealer entered a we known artist's studio in Boston th 4 other day and bargained for a larg - canvas*?a landscape of meadowlan l and cattle. When the price was agree on and paid, the dealer took out hi ' knife and, to the artist's horror, wit ' one sweep of the blade, cut the canva in two. 3 " 'There now,' said the dealer con i placently, 'I have two nietur?? on . of beautiful meadowland and a lakt the other of an interesting group c cattle. I can get for each about whs 8 I paid you for the whole canvas. No1 Just sign thlB half, too, please.'" r Her Quest Ended. An elderly lady from the countr 1 one day decided to adopt two chlldre f from the county orphan asylum. v. She walked several mlleB befor reaching the car line. It was the Arc time she had been on a car. Sh stared wide-eyed at everything sh saw, then her gaze stopped on a slgi F she read thus: "The Ohio Traction company?Chi dren under twelve years of age * cents, or two for 5 cents." r "Well," she said, "that is the be? bargain ever." Calling the conductc a she said: "Young man, I'll take tw of those children for 5 cents rigt h now, a boy and a girl, please.'*?Nj r, tlonal Monthly. r- Woman Explorer of Arabia. d A Russian woman. Countess Moltto a has just started on an attempt to croc a Arabia at Its widest part, from wei q to east, penetrating the Desert of Ri w ba'a-el-Khall. This huge desert 1 absolutely blank on the maps, has ne' d er been entered by a European, and i practically unknown even to the ni j tlves of adjoining parta of Arabia. Th r countess proposes to dress as an Ara and to be accompanied only by m Uvea. :l >-1 Old Master's Work. * | Mrs. Parvenue?"That picture 1 ^ i the corner Is by an old master." Mr Swartlelgh?"Indeed! I would nevt have guessed it." Mrs. Parvenue^ "Yes, the man I bought it from gav * me a written guaranty that the pain d Laughter Aids Digestion. d Laughter is a \nost healthful exe z-, tlon; It is one of the greatest helps t d digestion with which I am acquainted and the custom prevalent among on g forefathers, of exciting it at table b v jesters and buffoons, was founded o r, true medical principles.?Hufeland. ! e You're Bilious and Costive... 11 Sick Headache. Bad Breath, Sou s 1 Stomach Furred Tongue and Indiges i- tion, Mean Liver and Bowels of fei t menting, gassy foods and waste. A fu bowel movement gives o. satisfied ? thankful feeling? makes you fee 6 fine. Effective, vet mild. Don't gripi c - 25., at your Druggist, e v State of South Carolina, ^ Court of Magistrate. Court of Magistrate. n J. E. Wilson, Plaintiff, y i vgainst y ' Mr. and Mrs. S. G. Crawford, D< ! fendants. Summons, it I By T. W. Belk. a Magistrate in an d | for the County and State aforesaid ^1 To the Defendants, Mr. and Mrs. S G. Crawford: Complaint having been made unt g me oy j. Wilson, thatyou are li j. debted to him in the sum < Nine and 50-100 ($9.50) Dollars, fc a Merchandise sold and delivered i V your special Instance and reques and that, although the time of pa: ment is long past due and repeate demands for payment have been mat * no part of the indebtedness above s< forth has been paid by discount < d otherwise; These are, therefore, to require yc to appear before me In mv l the County and State aforesaid, c ; the twenty-first (21st day after se vice hereof upon you, exclusive < ie the day of such service, at 12 o'cloc M.. and if you fail to appear and ai answer thereto, as aforesaid, ttu [t judgment will be given against y< ir by default. id wuoh uuuer my nana ud teal tli 24th day of July, 1??14. T. Wk BELK, (L.8.) ' Magfa^rat#. The Chronicle It only 91 per ye y *s?. m m^W Sloan's Liniment gives instant relief r straight to the painful part?Soothes ' the Nerves and stops the pain. #it is also good for 'Rheumatism, Sore ,r Throat, Chest Pains and sprains. You a don't need to rub?it penetrates. Mr. J. R. Swinger, Louisville, Ky. writes: 11 "I suffered with Quite a severe Neurae algic Headache for four months * without any relief. I used Sloan's Lii^ ment for two or three months B suffered with my head since." Get a b bottle to-day. Keep in the house all a the time for pains add all hurts. 26c* 60c. and $1.00, at your druggiBt. j e .State of South Carolina 3> County of Chesterfield. * . In Magistrate's Court. Cheraw Oil & Fertiliser Co., a corporation, Plaintiff, against , G. S. Crawford, Defendant. j Summons, n By T. W. Belk, Magistrate, to O. A. Malloy, Constable: 6 Complain having been madeunto me 1 by the above named plaintiff that the e above named defendant is indebted to it in the sum of forty-eight and 90-100' dollars, ($48.90), and that payment > 1- thereof has been demanded and re- *7 3 fused; 7, These are, therefore, to require you r| '^'to summons the said defendant to ap- . ,r | pear before me in my office in Che- 1 lt raw, S. C., on the twenty-flrst (21st) day after the date of the service hereof, exclusive of the day of such service, to answer the said complaint and if he fail or refuse to so appear * ; 3 r* and answer, Judgment will be given 18 against him by default. 1 Given under my hand and seal this ? 25th day of July, A. D. 1914. v. T. W. BELK, (Seal.) Is Magistrate. a ? State of South Carolina, ^ County of Chesterfield. Ml Court of Magistrate. Bfl Walters-Terrell Co., Plaintiffs, vgainst Mr. and Mrs. S. O. Crawford, Den fendants. Summons. By T. W. Belk. a Magistrate in for the County and State aforesaid^H^^^^H^^ ? To the Defendants. Mr. and Mrs. Complaint having been made d Jpe by Waltere-Terrell Company SevenaAdrPifivnnNnHllMH^^^^^^^^^H for Merchandise sojd and Iw at your special request, and that,^^^^^^^^^^H o though the time "of payment is past due and repeated demands payment have been made, no y the indebtedness above set forth n been paid by discount or otherwise^? H These are. therefore, to require yon to appear before me in my office, id H the County and State aforesaid, on * r the twenty-first (21st day after ser- H vice hereof upon you, exclusive of the day of such service, at 12' o'clock, H 11 i M., and if you fail to appear and anI, J answer thereto, as aforesaid, then >1 judgment will be given against you JM H Given under my hand and seal thii/ 24th day July, 1914. T. W. BELK. (L.S.) J Magistrate. H " State of South Carolina, County of Chesterfield. I Court of Magistrate. W. T. Powell Dry Goods Co., d Plaintiff. vgalnst 3 Mr. and Mrs. S. G. Crawford, De- * I fendants. Summons. H 0 By T. W. Belk, a Magistrate in sad ' for the County and State aforesaid: . >f To the Defendants, Mr. and Mrs. ?L f* jBIH >r u. crawrord: Complaint having been made unto 'W t me by W. T. Powell Dry Goods Co. m ' that you are indebted to it in the sum 7 A ^ of Seventeen and 70-100 Dollars (917.- J| 70) for Merchandise, sold and de- MM Bt livered at your special iusiauce and j?55 >r request, and that, although the time : t of payment is long since past due and f 1 m repeated demands for payment have J |r been made, no part of the indebtedm ness above set forth ha sbeen paid p_ by discount or otherwise; ? These are, therefore, to require toin J? u> appear before me in my office, in B H the County and Ptate aforesaid. on VI a~ the twenty-flr?t (tint day after Mr- IB m rice hereof upon too, exclusive of B w the day of each service, at 12 o'clock, B M., and if you fall to appear and an* I aurwer thereto, as aforesaid, then B I Judgment will be given against yen B B by default B B Given under my hand and seal this 4 1 24th day July, 1914. I T. W BULK, (L 3.) IB . i^Li . J I