Cheraw chronicle. (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, October 01, 1914, Image 3
jCocai and i
Mr. L. G. Lowery spent yesterda:
in Ruby.
Mayor Spruill spent last Friday ir
Bennettsville.
Miss Pauline Lindsay spent Friday
In Bennettsville.
Miss Nell Coward has returned tc
luimiiuia tunt'gt.
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Miss Elize Wannamaker has returned
to Converse college.
Miss Lucile Poston has returned
after a visit of several days in Florence.
. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Anderson
spent Friday last with relatives in
Bennettsville.
?
Mr. Emett Ingram, after several
monthe visit in Richmond, Va, and
other points, has retuined.
Don't forget that an examination
for teachers certificates will be held
,_^_At^the Court Jtmrse tomorrow.
*
Mr.
E. B. Firaderburk and sister.
Miss Ada, spent Sunday in Pageland.
Pee Dee Presbytery, composed of the
Presbyterian churches in Chesterfield,
Marlboro, Dillon, Marion, Florence and
Darlington counties, is in session in
the Cheraw church this week?the
first meeting being held Tuesday.
Mr. Cornelus Bunday spent Sunday
in Lilesville, N. C.
Announcement is made of the approaching
marriage of Miss Louise
Huey, of Lancaster, and Mr. Eugene
Wilson, of our city, The ceremony
g will be at the home of the bride on
m JVVednesday. Oct. 7.
Mr. F. Hunter spent several
days in Florida the past week.
Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Harrall and little
son, of Ruby, spent Friday and Saturday
In the city.
*
Mr. Ellis H. Kerr, of Tippecanoe
City, Ohio, was the guest of his son.
Mr. Loran A. Kerr, the past week.
Mr. Kerr was here in connoction with
the business of the land company in
which he is largely interested.
**
Mr. T. A. Funderburk visited Pageland
this week and reports?well, he
went to the depot an hour ahead of
time and waited, he was so anxious to
get back to Cheraw where there was
something doings
-
M-*s;re. Paul and Fr^nk Finla/a?...
^^^aud^li&s" Annie Reid and Mrs. G. T.
Harmon went to Darlington yesterday
to attend a protracted mr ing being
held in that city, by Rev. ri. T. Harman,
Jr.
... |
Mr. Wister Covington, of Hebron,
Marlboro county, spent Saturday in
the city.
?
Mr. Gilbert Smith left Saturday for
Lancaster. S. C. We are not informed
as to whether he expects to return or
not.
Miss Elizabeth Chamberlain is
visting her mother, Mrs. E. H.
Chamberlain.
**
P Miss Florence Mclntyre, of Wilmink
gton, N. is vistng her aunt, Miss
Flora McKay.
***
Allan McFarlan. who has been
stationed in the mill district of Columbia,
preaching in one of the churches
there, has moved his family to Cheraw?they
are occupying the old bank
building next to the Cheraw hotel.
Lieut. R. W. Kessler, U. S. N., and
his wife and daughter, Loretta, spent
the past week with Mrs. Kessler's
brother, Mr. Loran A. Kerr and his
wife. Lieut. Kessler was stationed as
Captain of the Navy Yards at Key
West but has been transferred to the
Atlantic Reserve Fleet with headquarters
in Philadelphia.
Election Commissioners
Governor Blease has appointed the
following gentlemen as commissioners
of election for Chesterfield eounX"
ty:
Federal?S. T. A. McManus. E. G.
Ingram, of Oberaw, and Dr. A. A. Mc
Manus. of McBee.
State?A. W. Hursey, B. C. Moore,
of Chesterfield, and W. T. Edgeworth,
of Pageland.
Red>Letter Day at the Baptist Charon
Next Sunday. October 4th, is RedLetter
Day at the Baptist Oburch.
There will be only one morning service.
beginning at 10 o'clock, the Sunday
school and church service being
? 1 r\rys\ CAV*v*l/>0
mergeu juiu uuc oti >.w,
We ?xpect to have an orchestra and
an abundance of good music and it
is earnestly hoped that every member
of the Sunday school, church and
congregation will be present.
The public generally is invited to
attend.
Committee.
YOI'R FALL COLD NEEDS ATTENTION
No use to fuss and try to wear it
out. It will wear you out instead.
Take I)r. King's New Discovery, relief
follows quickly, it checks your
Cold and Soothes your Cough away.
Pleasant. Antiseptic and Healing.
Children like it. Get a 50c. bottle of
Dr. King's New Discovery and keep it
in the house. "Our family Cough and
Cold Doctor" writes Lewis Chamberlain.
Manchester, Ohio. Money back
if not satisfied, but it nearly always
helps.
"Til go at one*." crashing hit cigarette
In the Jeypore bowl.
"What's your hurry? You look like
a 53an who has just _loet his Job/'
a*
"Personal 9/ews.
/ ADVISES BONDING ASYLI'M PROPERTY
t Stevenson Suggests Placing State on
Cash Basis and Completing State
Park.
r '
A measure to place the State of
South Carolina on a cash basis will
' be introduced at the special session
of the general assembly. The measure
was prepared by W. F. Stevenson
' of the SCheraw bar. The measure will
also provide for the comple'ion ot
the buildings at State Park. A bond
i issue of $1.">00.000 on the old asylum
property in Columbia is contemplated ,
by the measure.
The bill in full follows: ,
! Whereas it is desirable to place (
:he State of South Carolina upon a |
cash basis and it is also desirable that ,
the said State shall provide for the ]
completion of its hospital at State ,
Park for the insane of the State with- out
imposing a present burden upon <
the' taxpayers; therefore - ]
Be it enacted by the general assent- .
bly of the State of South Carolina: j
Section 1. That the proposition shall ,
J be submitted to the voters at the
election of 1914 to issue $1,500,000 of <
4 per cent bonds of the State of ,
I South Carolina, redeemable at the op- i
I tion of the State in 20 years, but rim- (
ning for 40 years if the State so de- ,
sirs, in stnVi deSnonation as shall {
be desirable in the judgment of the
goveernor, comptroller general and
State treasurer when they are issued. .
the same to be used as follows: $500,000
for placing the State on a cash jf
basis; 1, 000.0000 for building and con-,V
pletion of the State hospital at State1
Park.
Sec. 2. That in case the voters of I
the Stale approve the said bond is- *
sue. that the bonds shall be issued in
such denominations as the governor. ^
comptroller general and State treasurer
shall determine and shall be
sold, the proceeds placed in the State
treasury?the $500,000 for the use in
bringing the State on a cash basis,
and from the $1,000,000 the amount *
already expended upon State Park .
shall be returned to the State treas- 1
urer and go into the State's general ,
funds, and the authorities charged
with carrying on the work at State
Park shall allow the State to use dur
ing the next year and until the taxes
for 1914 are collected the funds so
appropriated for the State Park work c
except so much as shall be actually C
necessary for their constructive work M
during the said year, and the same ?
to be returned by the State into the
State Park fund as it is needed by the
State Park commission or such authorities
as are charged with the management
of the State Park work.
Immediately upon ^fts'approva?*^-^^
DOT WORRY TOO WITH ,
ibout the amount of money it costs ,
vou to heat your house. Probably
vou haven't been getting the right
kind of coa,.i'ry ours nxt time and
watch the result. You will find a tor
of our coal gives out more heat and ,.
goes farther than your experience had
led you to believe was possible. How )
many tons shall we send you and what <(
?ize?
Wanted?By experienced male clerk
book-keeper, position in general merchandise
store. Hecommedations
from former employers furnished. I
can go to work on Oct. 15th.
Address "S" Box 161 Cheraw, S. C. e
I
Keep Your Stomach and Liter Health)
P
A vigorous Stomach, perfect wor-1 ]
J king Liver and regular acting Dowels f
is guaranteed if you will use Dr.!
King's New Life Pills. They insure. 3
Digestion. correct Constipation and j
have anexcellent tonic effect on the i
whole system- euri'y yoer blood and J t
and rid you of all body poisons through
the Rowlels. Only 2.*.<. at your
Druggist. I
i
Mr. Thos. \\\ Kddins. Auditor of 1
?4he county, and Miss Xezzie C.ison, <
('a former resident of Chesterfield, were i
united in matrimony in Lakeland. Fin.. ;
I Thursday evening of la*t week. Rev. 1
| B. S. Punderburg. of Cheslorlield. of- t
I flciatino. Mr. and Mrs. Ktldim; ar- (
rived at home in Chesterfield on Fri- (
j day last. This popular youim couple
have hosts of friends throughout the
county who will join us in wishing
all the hapin?ss life can give.
Cherav
Hi.DIXIE PRIDE
I THE
OTHER sJ
Don't be deceived
:is only one reliable
'thing really happen
AM. ACTOMOIHI.KS OUST STOI
A suggestion mailt' by The Chronic
more than a year ago has at last bet
adopted and put into operation by tl
Council, to wit: all antoinobili
must rede,oe speed before crossit
and must come to a dead stop befoi
turning the corner, at the intersei
tion of Market and Second streets,
COMING OK TIIK ('liters?AX HI
OCH IN CHILDLIKE.
All Should See Ci Israde of the
.Highly llnafr Show."
There are three great epoens In tli
l'fe of a child; the coming of its birtl
day, the opening and closing of selioi
and the coming of a circus or the Hi
Show. The spectacular announce
ment that TIIK HAAO MIGHTY woul
be in Cheraw lios somewhat disturbo
the children's minds as to which wa
the greatest event, the closing of th
school, their birthdy, or tli" comin
t)f the MIGHTY SHOWS. The print-]
pals realizing that "all work and n
[)Iay would make Jack a dull boy,
lave promised scholars of all school
hat they should see the parade c
THRvMlGHTY HA AG. and on the Bit
j?HO\V date October the 7th. no coo
boy would he kopt in late, and ihn
ill could set rut and so to r,jc th
i'on. the monkey too. as well as th
dephant am. kmigniu o.
The Coimn r of Tf * MIGHTY IT A A (
*H()WR ) Ch'-r iv. siulvn a' nouncc
iifiit that o:? October tlie 7th w'll 1?
he place is pleasant and saM*'?dor;
evidence that the people of Chuaw
ivill otice more have the pleasure o
seeing a real Southern Circus.
GOOD .'AIM'
s cheap; and Dcvoe is not the onl;
:ood paint; it is one of a dozen; and
ery likely, the only one i:i your towi
-there are hundreds of middling ant
ad.
You can see what chance there is o
mother sood one there; perliaps om
11 ten at the most.
Had paint is dearest; middlins i;
lear; costs 2 or 3 times as much as
he best.
No matter about the cost a gallon
hut isn't it; the cost a square foot;
he cost a job; hotter vet. the cost ;
ear.
There's a whole education in pain
n this advertisement.
DEVOE
.add's ding store sells if.
OTICE OK OPENING OF IMIOKS 01
SI RS< IMI'TION.
Tlie books of subscription to tin
apital stock of The Palmetto Trnsl
'o.. will be opened in the office of P
l. Murray, Jr.. in Cheraw. at :> P. M.
aturday, Oct. 3rd.
P. A. MURRAY, Jr..
R. H. BURROUGHS,
R. B. MAY,
Corporators.
***
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Teachers' Examination.
The next regiiTar-ica^iersJ^*rt*?naon
will bo held at tlm Court House in
hes erde'd en Fiid'.v, Of toiler secnd.
Applicants will he examined
lid. Applicants will lie examined on
lie following subjects: Algebra,
rilhnietic, Englisli grammar, pedagoy,
geography, physiology, U. S. hislry.
civics and current events, and
gricultur<'. Examination .begins a."
:00 A. M. Applicants for second oi
ird grade certificates need not take
' < fvamiiiation oil algebra.
I! A. KOI S!-:.
County .An;it. of Kdweatioi
MASTER 1SALK
Itatc of South Carolina,
'ounty of Chesterfield.
l>ursuant to a decree heretofore
,ranted in the case of The Peoples
tank vs. Annie K. CJootlale. I will otfei
or sale before the Court House dooi
t Chesterfield, S. C.. m the first
donda.v in October. same being th<
th, to the high* >t bidder for casli
let ween the legal ho it's of sale, tin
bl lowing d. serib. d real estate. t?
. it:
All that piece, parcel or tract 01
and. situate, lying and being in Cms
erfield county. S. it of -'<iutb Caro
ina. containing - "<> sicres. boundot
in tlie North by land of \V. A. Odoin
Cast by land of P. \\\ I). McLean
Mnitli by lands of I. It. ^lerriinan. am
iYest by land of W. J. L. Cassidy
'anie being part of the tract of lam
onveyed to Amiie K. Coodalc bv Lev
rassidv in the year IS!?7.
P. A. MI'KRAY. dr..
Master Chestcrtield Count;.
doti Pri.iting at The Chronicle offici
v" Wedj
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B3*^5AT E RF
\CT S TANGO
EAT U RES . ??,
rHRJLLS }50,0SQ1
rHAN ANY B
OW ON EARTH,' par]
Warning !
by overzealous |
bio Jay. No real
iny until October
I\ EMERGENCY BILLS DRAW
Io To Be Sent to Legislature Next \
;n
Due on Cotton Situation and
s Other to Put State on Cash
Basis
re
fColumbia,
September 28.?
, providing for an emorgcr.cy Kv
' house system for storing cotton
Slate validation of cotton wareli
receiiits, prohibiting the plantinj
more than eight acres of cotton to
ie ploijoh in 101f> and bill to sul
' to the people at the coming gen
election a proposed bond Issu
$ I ,.".00,000 to i>lace the State on a <
(j basis and complete the State Asy
d have been prepared and will be in
s duced simultaneously in the Hi
' and Senate when the General Ass
blv meets on Tuesday of next wee
extraodinar.v session, to cons
,. means for relieving the crisis now
ing the State through the closing of
j, r.uropean conon manteis.
These bills were agreed on
draw,n up by Senator John L.
( Laurin, of Marlboro, and Reprei
tativc W. F. Stevenson, of Chesterfl
e
who will introduce them in their
o
pectivc house. Mr Stevenson met
McLaurln in conference at the latt
plantation in Marlboro County, wl
0 the bills were put In shape and
? now ready for introduction. At i
conference the only other pet
j present was W. D. Grist, editor of
Yorkville Enquirer.
The Warehouse Rill.
The warehouse bill Is an emerge
'measure and provides for the S
to take over such warehouses as
commission thinks feasible for
1 purpose of storing cotton. The ?
mission to handle the measure un
the bill will consist of the Goveri
' commissioner of agriculture anc
third member to be elected by
Legislature. Fifty thousqjid doll
s to be appropriated to put the nn
* lire into effect immediately. '
State is to validate all warehouse
eeipts and act as the agent for the
1 lividual grower to get a loan on i
1 'otton. To this end the authors p<
the way to the introduction of a ba
ing bill, the establishment of a c
fral bank under the National Bank
Act by the State, which would nog
ate the Ions for the individual gn
or of co ton on the warehouse receii
the money to be gotton directly ft
j ;h ; Government treasury and loai
' to the farmers at as cheap a rate
t! lossiblo, a little to be charged
j commission, wiucn wouiu go luwa
?j the expenses of the bank. This wo
| ' c the establishment of a State ba
a measure which is now being deba
by the Texas Legislature for t
State. The warehouse receipt Is
carry the absolute title to the cot
a^d means have been devised to t
-rAfcTfhn yijfl wit^p ganger in H,
\^W!nuay exist on the cotton. ""
* The acreage reduction bill woi
! nrorcat t!;c planting of more than
p-T cent of that of 1914, and is bai
' on the amoust of stock based on
im:);. 11 of stock used in cultivat
the | resent crop. It would allow
I maximum of eight acres, which
made a criminal offence punished b
J ii ; i:f for every acre over ei
' ilanied or imprisonment at hard lal
In ease of a dispute as to acreag
' ;;rvey is .o be made by the clerk
"oert.
The constitutional amendincn,
t l.riim.oi (? bond issue at 4 per cent
| nlaec State on a cash basis and c<
i p'cte the asylum is the idea of Rej
I "iiia ive Stevenson. It is surges
i n
that funds aricing therefrom could
; e.l fcinuorarily to finance the ws
| house measure and then be replacec
' is also suggested that such bond mo
J could be rsed for a possible extens
o! 'lie payment of taxes.
' j The hope of the authors of til
measures is emergency legislat
' which they believe will enable Si
1 ' - ....... k/f r.i/it frnni I
1 i " !'* MP-. IIM'IM ,? r-W. 1VVI n win
'-1 bra! tioverninont through a Si
> bank to i?o established bv suppletni
al legislation anl loan it direct to <
i , ton producers at a low rate of in
, ?. Tl.ovwould hav* the measure;
, go into effect immediately so as
1 afford inant r'liof and save the s
'ation now threatening the South.
. j Oh' for ?w Orleans.
1 . Senator MeLaurin left to-night
. | \Vv Orl 'tttis to attend the general <
1 J toil conference. lie will be joined 1
i i by Ue(if"snt:iti\e Steven-on. and t
with Mr. W.ide II. St.ickhouse,
president of the State cotton congi
will go to Austin. Texas, to urge
Coventor Colquitt and the Tc
? Legislature (be passage of a bill roc:
Oct. 7
DTH. ANNUAL
~~~~I
SHOWS
. ACRES OF
JROOF TENTS
y b kfli I kUTi 111 k 1
LE LONG STREET
tPE AT 10 A.M,
>rcss agents. The
bio holiday or an
7. '
L
X ing cotton acreage in that Sate r
year at le ist 50 per cent. They
.. , also stud; r the warehouse nidas
t P6K
already pa ssed there and the propc
act to esta bliBh a State bank in Te
to negotia te loans on the wareho
receipts.
Attention! Ye Old Fiddlers.
Bills On Frfcfey night, Oct. 9th. all
ar0" Fiddlers who see or hear of this
and invited to^McBee, S. C., to take p
ouse In a "Fiddler's Convention." Old ti
tunes or jp-to-date music, suit yo
self. A F rize will be awarded to
1 one who l lays to suit the judges,
bmit please et me know at once if J
eral will take part.
e 0f y Mrs. B. H. Turnage
w McBeeTf_^
1 Now is the time to send in your <
ltro" ders for Job Printing,
juse _________________
tern
i Do These Pri(
the ?
Best Matches
and Pinjt Salmon
Mc" Argo Salmon
Sd" Yellow Table Peaches 1
res- Bcst Lemon Cling Peac
Mr. Best Tomatoes, large s'\?
er's Extracts, all flavors, 10c
lcre Pearl Soap
Farrey Corn
that ^ ^
.son uooa Luck taking rov
.. ?? < < ?< i
the
Pork and Beans, 10c siz
Sauce and Beans, 10c si;
Sausage Meat, 30c size
the Grated Pineapple1'
the Sliced "
om- Black Tea, 60c value
,der Absolutely Pu
j101** ? Ground?
the 30 cent value for
ars Arbuckle Coffee
z * su
re- i 25 pounds for
in- : jo a '*
this I ^ < < t <
>iat ! 9 <. <<
nk- ^
en- We will reduce pri
'"I Just F
pjg Bekt Rib Meat 16c 11
oni Beit Plate Meat 13^c II
ned Bast Compound Lard
as [ 5 lbs for 60<
for 10 1bsforl.ll
H9 * Be st Pure Lard
nk; 5 lbs for 751
ted 10 lbs for 1.4.
to guarantee absc
ton
50 _
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the
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YOU cor'
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Z I important E
I n I 4M TT/Mir V"? A'
111 y u Lijl iiuj
"on COLE'S HC
icse ^ II in actual of
tion
tate
5 IS! HOT
ter- II combustion
5 !o of your fuel
other ranges
for
see rpr(
the r II
hey
brown bakir
no 1
xas
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without smc
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For something good to oat get r
the Punderberlk's Market. Pitou: 2-?:
are
me CKIMK SHINCI.KS <>e- car |oa :
ur" Cedar Shingles have arriv
the i
Prices rigiit. See m-' ; once
on I you \va good Shingles. A' o
I one ">-p "sengor Ma.w ell touri
' j car for sale or trade?is in go
eondi'ioa. J. F. Harper, t'hera"
flrx \1 I!'!.'.. I fill* I'll
L?I" VJU ivy I'UIIUVIUKIil g .'Kit n . iwa ...
Meats and Groccr'o-?. I'iiosu
:es Interest You?
4c dozen
1 Ocean
17c "
arge Size 15c 44
lies, large size 20c 44
:e 10c 4<
size 7c bottle
4c cake
Sc can
riler, 5c size 4c 44
10c 44 Sc 44
e Sc 4 4
it Sc 44
25c 44
17c
15c
35c lb.
re Roasted Coffee
or Unground
22c per lb.
20c per lb.
GAR
$1.85
78c
4<?
17c
ce of Suga.1 next week
Leceived
3 Best Fresh Maal
3 85c toJ a peck
65c for bait bu. sack
c 1.20 for a bu. sack
0 2.30 for a I bit. sack
Fresh Country F.ggs
c 30c a doz.
5 while they last
ilute satisfaction or money
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estic Sc
tHALLY INVITE!
exhibition of the mo:
)omestic Science Un
me. See the famoi
)T BLAST RANG
aeration.
BLASTS*^
save the gas part I
? wasted by all 9
I
>.
>H AIR OVEl
lg top, bottom, sidesturning
pans.
BROIL STEA!
)ke or odor?ROAS'J
? all with one 1
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