Cheraw chronicle. (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, October 01, 1914, Image 3
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Mry'^L. O. Lowery spent yesterday*.
Ej*,' - : In Rtiby. ' I
5eC . / *m I
^ rf ' Mayor Spruill spent last Friday in I
- . Bennettsvllle.
Miss Pauline Lindsay spent Friday
|*|; . in Bennettsvllle.
p^Vj-- Miss Nell Coward has returned to \
$ . Columbia college. * ,
fa&fe Miss Elite Wannamaker .has re- <
. turned to Converse college. i
Miss Luclle Poston has returned |
? after a visit of several days in Flore- j
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Anderson
gp spent Friday last with relatives In i
Ipr. Bennettsvllle. <
B^V Mr, Emett Ingram, after several <
months visit In Richmond, Va, and i
y other points, has returned.
. Don't forget that an examination
V tor teachers certificates will be held
k'.. the Court house tomorrow.
Mr. E. B".' Funderburk and sister.
Ml88 Ada1, spent Sunday in Pageland.
/ Pee Dee Presbytery, composed of the
i Presbyterian churches In Chesterfield,
Marlboro, Dillon, Marion, Florence and
Darlington countiee, is In session in
the Cheraw church this week?the
first meeting being held Tuesday.
Mr. Cornelus Bunday spent Sunday q
^ In Lilesvllle, N. C. t
Announcement Is made of the ap- i
proachlng marriage of MIbs Louise
Huey, of Lancaster, and Mr. Eugene t
jfc; Wilson, of our city. The ceremony e
will be at the home of the bride on G
i - Wednesday. Oct 7.
Mr. J. F. Hunter spent several (
days in Florida the past week. t
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Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Harrall and little c
A son, of Ruby, spent Friday and Sat- t
urday in the city. c
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Mr. Ellis H. Kerr, of Tippecanoe j
City, Ohio, was the guest of his son, ^
Mr. Loran A. Kerr, the past week. ]
. . Mr. Kerr was here in connoctlon with |
I* the business of the land company in |
which he la largely interested. i
Mr. T. A. Funderburk visited Page- i
& land this week and reports?welt, he (
went to the depot an hour ahea^. of t
| time and waited, he was so anxious to f
f-: get back to Cheraw where there was f
something doing. t
to sttond a protracted meting being
B held in that city, by Rev. Q. T. Har- V
' , Mr. Wister Covington, of Hebron,
Marlboro county, spent Saturday In
P Mr. Gilbert Smith left Saturday for
" Lancaster, S. C. We are not informed
as to whether he expects to return or ,
?<?
MIsk Elizabeth Chamberlain is ,
visting her mother, Mrs. E. H. (
Chamberlain. *
Miss Florence Mclntyre, of Wilmin- ^
gton, "N. C.. Is vlstng her aunt, Miss
( Flora McKay.
I 1
Rev. Allan McFarlan, who has been
stationed in the mill district of Columbia,
preaching in one of the church- 1
ha? moved his family to Cher- 1
aw?they are occupying the old bank 1
building next to the Cheraw hotel. '
j Lieut'. R. W. Kessler, U. S. N., and 1
L ' his wife and daughter, Loretta, spent 1
....' tiie past week with Mrs. Kessler's '
P. brotiher, Mr. Loran A. Kerr and his 1
tK-.v wife. Lieut. Kessler was stationed as
Captain of the Navy Yards at Key
West but has been transferred to the i
^ Atlantic Reserve Fleet with head- t
ftR quarters in Philadelphia. i
Election Commissioners
Governor Blease has appointed the i
Wm_ following gentlemen as oommission- <
Wf-' era of election for Chesterfield coun- 1
W^r Federal?S. T. A. McManus, E. G. t
ft, Ingram, of Otaeraw, and Dr. A A. Mc- (
Manus, of McBee.
^3 State?A. W- Hursey, B. C. Moore,
Hp of Ghepterfleld, and W. T. Edgeworth,
WB of Pageland.
H Bed-Letter Day at the Baptist Chareh
Next Sunday, Oetober 4th, is Red-J
HB Letter Day at the Baptist Ohurch.1
^^^ - There will be only one morning service,
beginning at 10 o'clock, the Sunday
school and church service being
E'. merged Into one service.. I
| We expect to have an orchestra and
I an abundance of good music and it
[ is earnestly hoped that every member
I of the Sunday school, church and
H N ~congregation will be present.
| The public generally is invited to
' attend. i
K/ . > Committee.
BL- TOUR FALL COLD NEEDS ATTEN
fTIOS
jr., No use to fuss and try to wear It
* out. It will wear you out instead.
V Take Dr. King's New Discovery, relief
follows quickly. It checks your
* Cold and Soothes your Cough away.
Pleasant, Antiseptic and Healing.
Children like it. Qet a 50c. bottle of
Dr. King's New Discovery and keep it
- S In the house. "Our family Cough and
T~ Cold Doctor" writes Lewis Chamberlain,
Manchester, Ohio. Money back
if not satisfied, but It nearly always
KpV helps.
" "PIT go at once." crushing Us alpklftt?
hi the Jeypore bowl.
I "What's your hurry? Ton look Hko
# ftft* W|19 J?t lost his Job/*
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. All
Vrsonai 9fews. 1 mor
Iado]
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UTUI8 BONDING ASYLUM l'ROPERTI
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turn
Stevenson Suggests Placing State on tion
Cask Basis and Completing State f0J
Park.
A' measure to place the State ot \\\
South Carolina ou a cash basis will
t>e Introduced at the special session <p]
}( the general assembly. The meas- j.fe
are was prepared by W. F. Stevenson day.f
jf the SCheraw bar. The measure will an(j
Uso provide for the comple.ion ol gj,0,
the buildings at State Park. A bond raen
issue of $1,500,000. on the old asylum be j,
property in Columbia is contemplated jbe
>y the measure. the
The bill in full follows: gcliC
Whereas it is desirable to place Qf y
he State of South Carolina upon a pa]8
sash basis and it is also desirable that pjay
he said State shall provide for the baV(
:ompletion 'of its hospital at State tbat
E*ark for the insane of the State with- pjjF
>ut Imposing a present burden upon ?HC
he taxpayers; therefore . boy
Be it ehacted by the general assem- ajj ,
>ly of the State of South Carolina: ^on
Section 1. That the proposition shall Pjep
?e submitted to the voters at the -pj
dection of 1914 to issue $1,500,000 of sHO
1 per cent bonds of the State of r,-,en
Jouth Carolina, redeemable at the op- tbo
ion of the State In 20 years, but run- avi<l
ling for 40 years if the State so de- wju
lirs. in 8uiVi dejmonation as shall seci]
?e desirable in the judgment of the
joveernor, comptroller general and
Itate treasurer when they are issued, ,
18 cl
he same to be used as follows: $500,'00
for placing the State on a cashlasis;
1, 000,0000 for building and con- ^r>
detion of the State hospital at State ,
, , ? bad.
'ark. Y
Sec. 2. That In case the voters of anot
he State approve the said bond is-1 '
me, that the bonds shall be issued in
Ba
mch denominations as the governor. I ,
dear
somptroller general and State treas- Al_
trie
irer shall determine and shall bo ^
ioldt the proceeds placed in the State ^
reasury?the $500,000 for the use in
(ringing the State on a cash basis,
ind from the $1,000,000 the amount '1 ^
ilready expended unon State Park ^
ihall be returned to the State treasirer
and go into the State's general , ,
'unds, and the authorities charged;'"'
vith carrying on the work at State1
'ark shall allow the State to use durng
the next year and until the taxes
'or 1914 are collected the funds so '*
ippropriated for the State Park work caPb
sxcept so much as shall be actually Co-?
teoessary for their constructive work A- ^
luring the said year, and the saine Satu
o be returned by the .State into the
State Park fdnd as it is needed by the
State Park commission or such auhoritiea
as are charged with the manDOJPT
WORRY TOO WITH
ibout the amount of money it costs -^0<
rou to heat your house. Probably Qn(j
rou haven't been getting the right oull"
find of coal.Try ours nxt time and t|j0
vetch the result. You will find a tor arlt|
>f our coal gives out more heat and RV
toes farther than your experience had 'v..
led you to believe was possible. How ltl. j
nany tons shall we send you and what i) qq
,ize? I r 1
Wanted?By experienced male clerk
?ook-keeper, position in general uier
;handlse "store. Rccomniedatlonr
'rom former employers furnished. !
:an go to work on Oct. 15th.
Lddress "S" Box 161 Cheraw. S. C. ,
Stat
Con:
Keep Tour Stomach and Liver Ileal* i>
thy grai
A vigorous Stomach, perfect wor- Ban
ting Liver and regular acting Bowels for
s guaranteed if you will use Dr. at i
ting's New Lifp Pills. They insure Mot
Dlgjvstfron, oorrect Constipation and r>tli,
vave anexcellent tonic effect on the f)etv
vhole system- V-url*y yonr blood and f0u,
ind rid you of all body poisons thro- wn:
Jgh the Bowlels. Onty 25c. at your a
Druggist. land
terfi
Mr. ThOS. W. Kdrilns AnHltnr nf !?.??
:he county, and Miss Nezzle Ca3ont on 1
i former resident of Chesterfield, were Eas
mlted In matrimony In Lakeland, Fla., Sou
rhursday evening of last week, Rev. Wes
B, S. Funderburg. of Chesterfield, of- j San
delating. Mr. and Mrs. Eddlns ar-: eon
rived at home In Chesterfield on Fri-' Cas
lay last. This popular young couple |
lave hosts of friends throughout the;
jounty who will join us In wishing'
ill the hapiness life can give. j j<
Client Vv
V .
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H^PJother SHO'v
Don't be deceived
is only one reliable bi
thing really happenir
L AUTOMOBILES (MUST STOP.
suggestion made by The Chronicle ,
e than a year ago has at last been
?ted and put Into operation by the
ucil, to wit: all automobiles
it rediyce speed before crossing
must come to a dead stop before
ilng the corner, at the intersecof
Market and Second streets.
IING OF THE CIBCUS?AN EPOCH
IN CHILDLIFE.
Should See rhj/Tnvade of the
>' Mighty Haag Show."
tiere are three great epoens In the
of a child; the conning of its birththe
opening and closing of school
the copilng of a circus or the Dig
w. vThe spectacular announcet
that THE HAAG MIGHTY would
n Cheraw hos somewhat disturbed 1
children's minds as to which was <
greatest event, the closing of the ,
ml thnlr ?* * ? ?
-W.| VUW?* l/iltHUJ, V/l 111-7 VUIIIIU^
ie MIGHTY SHOWS. The princirealizing
th?nt "all work and no
would make Jack a dull boy,"
> promised scholars of all schools .
they should see the parade of
3 MIGHTY HA AG, and on the DIG
>W date October the 7th. no good !
would be kept In late, and that j
could get cut and go to t;je the
the monkey too, ns well as the
hant and kangaroo. ,
ie Coming of TI-' MIGHTY HA AO j
iWS * ) Cheri\v ?:i?d tV *i? nounce- '
t that ??n October the 7th will be 1
place Is pleasant and satlitiMory 1
ence that the peonle of Chsiaw, '
once more have the pleasure of ]
lg a voal Southern Circus.
GOOD PAINT ,
leap; and Devoe is not the only y
paint; it is one of u dozen; and (
likely, the only one in your town ,
?re are hundreds of middling and !
t
?u can see what chance there is of
her good one there: perhaps one ,
II at the most. I
il paint is dearest; middling is
; costs 2 or 3 times as much as
best. (
i matter about the cost a gallon; ,
isn't it; the cost a-square foot;
cost a job; better yet, the cost a
- t
lere's a whole education in paint :
his advertisement. ,
DEVOI3
1*3 drug store sells it. .
C
t
'ICE OF OPENING OF*HOOKS OF .
SIBSGRIPTION. .
ie books of subscription to the t
Lai stock of Tho Palmetto Trust!
will be opened In the office of P. (
Lurray, Jr., In Cheraw, at 3 P. M.J t
rday, Oct. 3rd.
P. A. MURRAY, Jr.. t
B. H. BURROUGHS, \
R. B. MAY, S
Corporators. <
1
ie next, regular teachers Examiuawlll
be held at the Court House In'
j.erffeld on Fiidny. October sec-j1
Applicants will be examined !
Applicants will be examined on j (
following subjects: Algebra,
unetlc, English grammar, pod a go- ' '
geography, physiology, IT. S. his- 1
. civics nn-*l-current events, and
culture. 'Examination /begins a'! |
A. M. Applicants for second or j
1 grade certificates need not take
e aminet'on on algebra.
R. A. ROUSE.
County Supt. of Education
MASTER'S SALE
e of South Carolina,
nty of Chesterfield.
ursuant to a decree liereLofore
ited in tho case of The Peoples
k vs. Annie E. Goodalo, 1 will offer i
sale before the Court House door ]
Chesterfield, S. C., on the first ]
iday in October, same being the
to the highest bidder for cash i
veen the legal hours of sale, the j
owing describe d real estate, to ^
II that piece, parcel or tract of
I, situate, lying and being in Chesleld
county, State of South Caro-'
. containing 2T>0 acres, hounded ;
the North by land of W. A. Odom, ,
t by land of P. W. D. McLean,
th by lands of f. B. Merriman, and
it by land of \V. J. L. Cassidy.
le being part of the tract of land
veyed to Annie E. Goodale by Levi
sidy in the year 1897.
P. A. MURRAY, Jr..
Master Chesterfield County.
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oh Printing nt The Chronicle office
' Wed., (
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:TS TAN60E
ATURES K?w
1RILLS $50,000 H(
J A k. I A K ?
IAN ANY arfiTflliff
Warning.!
by overzealous pi
g day. No real b
ig until October 7
?<. . - V -. - Ntf
SMSBGENCT BILLS 9BJlWV (i
'
To Be Seat to Legislature Hext Weak J
One oa Cottoa BftaaUea aa^ ?
Other to Pat State oa Cash ' *
Basis 1
Columbia, September 28.?Bills
providing for an emergency Vare- |
house system for storing cotton and |
State valadation of cotton warehouse t
receipts, prohibiting the planting of *
more than eight acres of cotton to the *
c
plough in 1916 and bill to submit
to the people at the coming general ^
election a proposed "bond issue of
11,500,000 to place the State on a cash
knolt, .. ?,l nnmnlAln *k. A
uaoio aiiu lvin^iuvo iuu uvovo xs,oj iuiu
have been prepared and* will be Intro- 4
duced simultaneously In the House .
and Senate when the General Assembly
meets on Tuesday of next week In
extraodinary session, to consider
means for relieving the crisis now facing
the State through the closing of the
European cotton markets. - ,
These bills were agreed on and
drawn up by /Senator John L McLaurin,
of Marlboro, and Representative
W. F. Stevenson, of Chesterfield,
who will introduce them in their respective
house. Mr Stevenson met Mr,
McLaurin in conference at the letter's
plantation in Marlboro County, where
the bills wore put in Bhape and are
now ready for introduction. At that
conference the .only other person
present was W. D. Grist, editor of the
i'orkville Enquirer.
The Warehouse Hill.
The warehouse bill is an emergency
measure and provides for the State
:o take over such warehouses sb the
commission thinks feasible for the
nirpose of storing cotton. The commission
to handle the measure under h
ho bill will consist of the Governor,!
commissioner of agriculture and i||
hird member to be elected by thell
Legislature. Fifty thousand dolla^ll
s to te appropriated to put the medg_ II
ire into effect immediately. ' \hell
state is to validate all warehouse/re_||
ccipts and act as the agent for th?. in-11
lividual grower to get a loan onj thlsl]
cotton. To this end the autho^s^pointl
he way to the introduction of alhankng
bill, the establishment of a cenral
bank under the National Banking
Vet by the State, which would negotiitc
the Ions for the individual grow r
of col ton on the warehouse receipts,
he money to be gotton directly from
he Government treasury and loaned
o the farmers at as cheap a rate as
tossible, a little to be charged for
-omniission, wnicn would go towards
lie expenses of the bank. This woufti ,
0 the establishment of a State ban^
1 measure which is now. being debatf^
>y tie Texas Legislature for II
State. The warehouse receipt is to
arry the absolute title to t^e oqtto^
ind paeans have been devised t^iigkjg|il
The acreage reduction hill wo??P
ifevent the planting <^f more than BO
ler cent of that of 1914, add is baged
m the airioust of stock based on the
unoi.n. of stock used in cultivating
he present crop. It would allow a
u:uimum of eight acres, which is
made a criminal offence punished by a
!i e ot #25 ior, every acre over eight
d.imed or iiupriBonment at hard labor.
' ii case of a dispute as to acreage a
;;rvey is }o be made by the clerk of
.'oi-rt.
The constitutional amendment for
11,500,000 iiond issue at 4 per cent to
place State on a cash basis and comp'oto
the asylum is the Idea of Repre"'i 'si
ive Stevenson. It is suggested
that funds aricing therefrom Could be
sod iomporarily to finance the warehouse
measure and then be replaced, it
is also suggested that such bond money
hi lie used for a possible extension
<??' i l?o payment of taxes.
The hope of the authors of these
measures is emergency legislation
which they believe will, enable State
o borrow money kjf.rect from the
" 'oral Government through a State
hank to be established by supplemental
legislation anl loan it direct to cot
inn producers at a low rate of interest.
They would have the measures to
go into effect immediately so as to
afford inant relief and save the situation
how threatening the South.
Oft for New Orleans.
Senator McLaurin left to-night for
New Orleans to attend the general cotton
conference. He will be joined here
by ilepresntative Stevenson, and they
with Dr. Wade H. Stackhouse, the
president of the State cotton congress
will go to Austin, Texas, to urge on
Governor Colquitt and the Texas
legislature the passage of a bill reduc)ct.
7
rTH. /yTiUAUM
ACRES OF |
ROOF TENTS |
LEPH ANTS
1LDANIM/.LS
)R$E$H0W WjW
e LONG STRCET |
>E AT 10 A.M. fl
- #
ess agents. There
ig holiday or any*
1 ;
1
If Vfum urMge in that Sate next
Wtf itl'llMt M per cent. They will
itap Study fee warehouse measure
tlreamp passed there and the proposed
to|establish a State bank in Texas
? eWotlate loans on the warehouse
IptMiUesI Te OM Fiddlers.
^ ^JFriday nl*ht, Oct 9th, all the ]
IddSfci who see or hear of this are ,
arS^f io MqBw, 8. C., to take part
a a twiddler's Convention." Old time (
uneCjLr up-to-date music, suit your'di
* prise will be awarded to the
me w4o plays to suit the judges.
Plea** let me know at ohce if you
rM feke part
lira B. H. Turnape.
Mo^e, s. C.
Nowvfc the time to send in your or- \
ler? ifT Job Printing. i
Do These Prices
" Matches
- IMT Salmon '
4(o Salmon
Teilow Table Peaches large
Jest Lemon Cling Peaches,
Jest Tomatoes, large size
Extracts, all flavors, 10c siz<
Pearl ?oap
Pancy Corn
Oood Luck Baking Powdei
it n tt n
Pork and Beans, 10c size
J^ce and Beans, 10c size
j^Bksage Meat, 30c size
Pineapple
Black Tea, 60c value
Absolutely Pure 1
Ground or I
SO cenv yaiue for
Arbuckc Coffee
iSUG
i ^pounds for
reduce price <
Just Re<
Best Rib Meat 16c lb 1
best Plate Meat \3*4c\b
Best Compound Lard
1 l ~ 5 lbs for 60c
10 lbs for 1.10
Pare Lard
-,|v 10 lbs fo?ri.4S
We guarantee absolute
1 Dome
J YOU CORDU
|Hki expert ex
i^lDKortant Doi
Ijj^^wyour home
II^BLE S HOT
I Hp actual oper
I ;:s hot i
I combustion sa
I of your fuel ?
I - other ranges.
?K FRESI
brown baking
no tui
I
SEE IT B
without smok<
'
1 ?
i
in
For something good to eat get it at
Pundorberfkfs Market. Phono 2-?5.
'EDAK SHINGLES?One car load ol j
. Cedar Shingles have arrived.
Prices right. See mo ut once if
you wa good Shingles. Also have
one 5-p Tsengor Max v. ell touring
car for solo or trade?ia in good
condF ion. J. F. Harper, Cheraw
Go to Funderburk's Market for fresii
feats and Groceries. Phono 201.
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I
; Interest You? "
4c dozen
l()c can
17c 44
; Size . '15c 44
large size 20c 44
10c 44 . 5
7 c bottle
4c cake
8c can $
*, 5c size 4c 44
10c 44 * . 8c 44
> 8c 44
8c 4 4 ?
25c" |
17c ?
15c I
35c ll?.
Coasted Coffee %
Inground . ?
22c per lb. |
20c per lb. *
A R I
$1.85 |
78c I
40c |
17c I
of Sugajf next week
ceived $
if)
3est Fresh M^al
85c foJ a peck |
65c for half bu. sack
1.20 ft>r a bu. sack
2.30 for a 2 bu. sack
Fresh Country Eggs |
30c a doz.
f ? t l ' ! )
ulnL flw.v loot- !(. >
miiiv inKiok
; satisfaction or money ?
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stic ScU
ILLY INVITED
hibition of the most 1
nestic Science Unit
See the famous
BLAST RANGE
ation.
BLASTW^J
ve the gas part
wasted by all
1 AIR OVEN
top, bottom, sides?
ming pans.
ROIL STEAK
2 or odor?ROASTS 1
? all with one ljre
r
Cheraw Fur
OCTOl
8-9-1
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"JRow\u?^?c5t, CloUve,*
John C. E\
';
The Gem of C
is the diamond. It leads ad -othe
in beauty and value. Bui all diair
ly. Examination of our
Diamond Rings, Bncclets
and other ornaments will j i\ \e in
moiul jewelry may be had at re iso
CROWN JEYVELR'
CHERAW, S. '
A'AvJM, ??C*Xv'i *X?Xr'
I>e Chefaw Chronicle
mce Exhil
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COLE'S HO r BLAl
The Best Wa?//e fcs/ei4 Unfit for
rOAST, WASH, BAKI
: at same time.
\
, FRE
This valuable set o
ALUMINUM V
r
will be given absolutely FRE
person ordering Cole's Hot B1
during the exhibition <
15 ? PIECES
nit ore Co.
BER
. . - 'I" *!
J will be proud of your
oy in one of mp Boy
1 ^
:e the style and snap
: suits.
FIT and STAY FIT
they are MADE
r.
s more reasonable than
iO to 10.00
t1 PONS GIVEN
ans
Jems I
r precious stones j|
:onds are not cost- ?
l.avalliers 1
at even good diaiiablc
prices. ?
V CO. I ,
bit!
Big
Range
Sale
li
ir
family Use
S, IRON
i
f pure
VARE
<E to every
last Range,
only.
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