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Mr,-L. O. Lowery spent yeaterda
In Ruby. '
f' Mayor Spruill spent last Friday li
-. 'Bennettsvtlle.
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Miss Pauline Lindsay spent Frida;
. in Bennettsville.
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Mlsa Nell Coward has returned t<
Columbia college.
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Miss Elize Wannamaker has re
turned to Converse college.
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Miss Luclle Poston has returne*
r- . after a visit of several days in Flore
nee.
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Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Andersoi
spent Friday last with relatives b
Bennettsville.
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Mr. Emett Ingram, after severa
months visit in Richmond, Va, an*
' other points, has returned.
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k ' Don't forget that an examlnatioi
k for teachers certificates will be helc
B at the Court house tomorrow.
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Mr. E. B'.' Funderburk and sister
Miss Ada, spent Sunday in Pageland
Pee Dee Presbytery, composed of tin
Presbyterian churcheB in Chesterfield
Marlboro, Dillon, Marion, Florence and
Darlington counties, 1b in session it
the Cheraw church this week?tih<
first meeting being held Tuesday.
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Mr. Cornelus Bunday spent Sundaj
In Llleeville, N. C.
Announcement is made of the ap
proaching marriage of Miss Louise
Huey, of Lancaster, and Mr. Eugene
Wilson, of our city, The ceremonj
will be at the home of the bride or
Wednesday, Oct. 7.
Mr. J. F. Hunter spent severa
days in Florida the past week.
Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Harrall and little
son, of Ruby, Bpent Friday and Sat
urday in the city.
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Mr. Ellis H. Kerr, of Tippecanoe
City, Ohio, was the gueBt of his son
Mr. Loran A. Kerr, the past week
Mr. Kerr was here in connoctlon witl
Jr the business of the land company it
which he is largely interested.
Mr. T. A. "Funderburk visited Page
land this week and reports?welL he
went to the depot an hour ahea^o
time and waited, he was so anxious te
P'. set back to Cheraw where there wai
h: something doing.
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^ meting belni
B. ' held In that city, by Rev. Q. T. Har
man, Jr.
V Mr. Wlster Covington, of Hebron
Marlboro county, spent Saturday ii
f the city.
v Mr. Gilbert Smith left Saturday to
W Lancaster, S. C. We are not informei
as to whether he expects to return o
not.
Miss Elizabeth Chamberlain ii
vlstlng her mother, Mrs. E. H
Chamberlain.
Miss Florence Mclntyre, of Wilmin
gton, "N. C.. Is vistng her aunt, Misi
. Flora McKay.
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Rev. Allan McFarlan, who has beei
stationed in the mill district of Col
umbia, preaching in one of the church
. there, has moved his family to Cher
aw?they are occupying the old banl
building next to the Cheraw hotel.
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r Lieut". R. W. Kessler, U. S. N? an<
P his wife and daughter, Loretta, spen
the past week with Mrs. Kessler'i
P brother, Mr. Loran A. Kerr and hii
wife. Lieut. Kessler was stationed a
* - " Captain of the Navy Yards at Ke;
West but has been transferred to th
v Atlantic Reserve Fleet with head
quarters in fmiaaeipma.
Election Commissioners
Governor Blcase has appointed th
following gentlemen as commission
wm era of election for Chesterfield coun
f Federal?S. T. A. McManus, E. G
Ingram, of Oheraw, and Dr. A. A. Mc
Mauus, of McBee.
State?A. W. Hursey, B. C. Moore
of Chesterfield, and W. T. Edgewortli
of Pageland.
I Bed-Letter Day at the Baptist Ohurcl
Next Sunday, October 4th, is Red
Letter Day at the Baptist Ohurcti
- There will be only one morning ser
vice, beginning at 10 o'clock, the Sun
day school and church service beini
| merged Into one service.,
ft We exnect to have an orchestra am
I an abundance of good music and 1
I is earnestly hoped that every membe
m of Uie Sunday school, church am
r congregation will be present,
k The public generally is invited t
I attend.
I Committee.
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L YOUR PALL COLD WEEDS ATTEW
B T10N
Bb No use to fuss and try to wear 1
out. It will wear you out insteac
\ Take Dr. King's New Discovery, re
W lief follows quickly. It checks you
Cold and Soothes your Cough awaj
Pleasant, Antiseptic and Healini
I Children like it. Get a 50c. bottle c
* Dr. King's New Discovery and keep 1
In the bouse. "Our family Cough an
^ Cold Doctor" writes Lewis Chamber
lain, Manchester, Ohio. Money bac
If not satisfied, but it nearly alway
L helps.
" "111 go at once.** crashing his etga
k ratts In the Jsypore bowl.
Jk "What's jour hurry ? You look Ilk
a Stan who baa just Jost his job/'
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"Personal Jfetvs.
y ' ADVISES BONDING ASYLUM PROP- '
| ERTY
i Stevenson Suggests Placing State on
1 Cash Basis and Completing State
Park.
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 meas- |
ure was prepared by W. P. Stevenson (
" of the SCheraw bar. The measure will {
also provide for the completion ol <
the buildines at State Park. A bond .
1 Issue of $1,500,000. on the old asylum t
" property in Columbia is contemplated {
by the measure. x t
The bill in full follows: s
1 Whereas it 1b desirable to place t
1 the 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 (
1 Park for the insane of the State with- i
out imposing a present burden upon ?
the taxpayers; therefore . I
1 Be it Cnacted by the general assem- t
' bly of the State of South Carolina: j
Section 1. That the proposition shall r
be submitted to the voters at the
election of 1914 to l3sue $1,.">00.(100 of $
4 per cent bonds of the State of ,
South Carolina, redeemable at the op- t
5,tion of the State in 20 years, but run- e
? ning for 40 years if the State so de- v
I sirs, in sudji dejmonation as uhall s
1 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,- '
r 000 for placing the State on a cash- K
basis; 1, 000,0000 for building and con- N
pletion of the State hospital at State1
Park. - . b
! Sec. 2. That in case the voters of;
5 the State approve the said bond is-1
' sue. that the bonds shall bo issued in
1 such denominations as the governor.'
comptroller general and State trens- ^
urer shall determine and shall be
1 sold, the proceeds placed in the State
treasury?the $500,000 for the use in
bringing the State on a cash basis,
8 and from the $1,000,000 the amount
" already expended upon State Park .
shall be returned to the State treasurer
and go into the State's general
3 funds, and the authorities charged i
with carrying on the work at State
Park shall allow the State to use dur
1 ing the next year and until the taxes!
1 for 1914 are collected the funds soj
appropriated for the State Park work c
except so much as shall be actually ^
necessary for their constructive work ^
8 during the said year, and the same *
' to be returned by the -State into the
9 State Park fund as it is needed by the
5 State Park commission or such authorities
as are charged with the management
of the State Park work.
I DONT WORRY TOolnTlT
" about the amount of money It costs
you to heat your house. Probably
you haven't been getting the right
, kind of coal.Try ours nxt time and (
a watch the result. You will find a tor
of our coal gives out more heat and t
goes farther than your experience had
r led you to believe was possible. How
^ many tons shall we send you and w!-at ,
r *ize?
Wanted?By experienced male clerk
B
hook-keeper, position in general iner
* chandise store. Ri.v.nnnuied Pienr
from former employers furnished. !
can go to work on Oct. - lath.
Address "S" Box 1(51 Cheraw. S. ('.
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Keep Tour Stomach and Liver Ileali
n?y i
A vigorous Stomach, perfect wor- |
_ king Liver and regular acting Bowels i
. is guaranteed if you will use l)r. ;
it King's New Life Pills. They insure
Dig}yst)ton, correct Constipation and
have anexcellent tonic effect on the ]
j whole system- Wiri'y yoer blood and
t and rid you of all body poisons throg
ugh the Rnwlels. Only 2">c. at jour
B Druggist. i
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y Mr. Thos. W. Eddins, Auditor of!
e the county, and Miss Nezzie Ca3on, i
- a former resident of Chesterfield, were t
united in matrimony in Lakeland, Fla., 1
Thursday evening of last week. Rev. j
B. S. Funderburg. of Chesterfield, officiating.
Mr. and Mrs. Eddins ar-'
e rived at home in Chesterfield on FYi
- | day last. This popular young couple
- have hosts of friends throughout the;
county who will join us in wishing.
}. all the haptnesB life can sive.
Chera^
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Don't be deceiveo
* is only one reliable
* thing really happen
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ALL AUTOMOBILES MUST STOP.
A suggestion made by Tbe Chronicle r|
uore than a year ago has at last been
idoptcd and put into operation by the
Council, to wit: all automobiles
must rediyce speed before crossing
ind must come to a dead stop before
urning the corner, at the interseclon
of Market and Second streets.
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COMIUG OF THE CIRCUS?AN EP- h
OCH IX CHILDL1FE. g
All Should See flu/Invade of the r'
V* -Mlglity Haag Show." 11
Thoro are 'three great epocns In the P
tfe of a child; the coming of its birth- tt
lay, the opening and closing of school e]
uul the coming of a circus or the Jiig .
Show. The spectacular announcenent
that THE HAAG MIGHTY would b
je in Clieraw hos snmowlmt ftictni-i.n/i h
he children's minds as to which was di
he greatest event, the closing of the
ichool, their birthdy, or the coming
)f the MIGrfTY SHOWS. The princi- '
Q]
tals realizing that "all work and no
ni
day would make Jack a dull hoy," ^
lave promised scholars of all schools
liat they should see the parade of
rHK MIGHTY HAAG, and on the BIO
5HOW date October the 7th. no good ^
>oy would be kept in late, and ihat ^
ill could get cut and go to ?je the
w
?on. the monkey too, as well as the
dephant and kangarco. ,
The Com in r T I ' MIGHT V HAAG *
!HOWS '? Ch'-m. ?;ed tin- v nounce- ''
lient that on October the 7th will be ^
be place is pleasant and sntid? dory ni
ividence that the peoole of Clffaw, c<
vill once more have the pleasure of
Y
eeitig a real Southern Circus.
GOOD PAINT m
s cheap; and Devoe is r.ot the only
ood paint; it is one of a dozen; and r(
erv likely, the only oiu in your town i)(
-there are hundreds of middling an 1
ad. ,,
You can see what chance there is of
nother good one there: perhaps one
a ten at the most. j
Had paint is dearest; middling is
ear; costs 2 or " times as much as ,
lie best. s;i
No matter about the cost a gallon;
hat isn't it; the cost ? square foot; ij
he cost a job; better yet, the cost a
car. (I,
There's a whole education in paint
n this advertisement. ,r
D1CVOK \
add's du e store sells it. ^
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iOTICK OF OPENING OF*HOOKS OF I
SUlSnni'TION. I ,)
'I'llt* hooks of subscription to the,ttl
apital stock of The Palmetto Trust j
'o., avill be openeil in the oflice of P. j . <
L Murray, Jr., in Cheraw, at 3 1'. M.. t;
Saturday, Oct. 3rd. ! * .
P. A. MURRAY, Jr., H
B. H. BURROUGHS, t?
R. B. MAY, si
Corporators. c<
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Teachers' Examination. I
The next regular teachers Examlna!on
will lie held -it the Court House In1 :<l
Ihes.erfie'd on F.ld iy. October see-;^'
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tnd. Applicants will be examined
nul. Applicants will be examined on [
he lolloping subjects: Algebra,
irithmetlc, Englisli grammar, peri a go- ' "
;y, geography, physiology, U. S. his- 1
v.. civic:; an 1-current events, and ;
igrical?ure. 'Uxaniina!ion .begins a ;
>: 00 A. M. Applicants for second or j
ivj grade certificates need not take
:,c : animation on algebra.
it A. iiOl'Stj,
(li.'i nty .Tir.it. of Education ,
31 ASTER'S SALE
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State of South Carolina,
bounty of Chesterfield.
Pursuant to a decree herolofore
granted in the case of Tlie Peoples
Rank vs. Annie E. Goodale, I will offer '
:or sale before the Court House door j
it Chesterfield. S. C.. on the first
Monday in October, same being the w
1th, to the highest bidder for cash ! ,
between the legal hoars of sale, the!
following described real estate, to |,
wit: |a
All that piece, parcel or tract of u
land, situate, lying and being in Che's- .
terfield county, Slate of South Caro- c
Una, containing 2r?o acres, hounded a
on the North by land of W. A. Odoin,'a
Kast by land of 1*. W. I). McLean, I
South by lands of 1. II. Morrinian, and j
West by land of W. J. L. Cassidy. N
Same being part of the tract of land m
conveyed to Annie H. Goodalc by Levi ; l>
Cassidy in the year 1 Si?7. v,
P. A. MURRAY, Jr.. |p
Master Chesterfield County. | v
Jolt 1'riating nt The Chronicle office']
v Wed., C
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^CTS | TANGO El
MATURES IRAIK'EO Wll
rHRSLLS 1^50.000 H(3i
mAN ANY IPS
OW ON EARTKil AMIU
Warning.!
I by overzealous pn
big day. No real hi
ling until October 7.
EMERGENCY BILLS DRAWN ln?
y?
o Be Sent to LffisUtire Next Week
One on Cotton "Situation sn^ ^
Other to Fnt State on Cash 'to
Basis rec
Columbia, Soptember 28.?Bills ^
roviding for an emorgeacy hsaroouso
system for storing cotton and ins
tate valadation of cotton warehouse In
eeeipts, prohibiting the planting of tUB
SQll
tore than eight acres of cotton to the
OQ(
lough in 1916 and bill to submit j
) the people at the coming general wll
lection a proposed bond issue of
1,500,000 to place the State on a <?sh ?
asis and complete the State Asylum
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ave been prepared and- will be Intro- ^er
uced simultaneously in the House
nd Senate when the General Assem
ly meets on Tuesday of next week In
straodinary session, to consider
icans for relieving the crisis now facig
the State through the closing of the
uropean cotton markets. - , ^
Theso bills were agreed on and
rawo up by Senator John L. Mcaurin,
of Marlboro, and Represenitive
W. P. Stevenson, of Chesterfield,
ho will introduce them in their rescctivc
house. Mr Stevenson met Mr.
icLaurin in conference at the tatter's
I an tat ion in Marlboro County, where
ic bills were put in shape and are
nw ready for introduction. At that
inference the .only other person
resent was W. D. Grist, editor of the
orkvllle Enquirer.
The Warehouse Bill.
The warehouse bill is an emergency
ensure and provides for the State
i take over such warehouses as the 1
immission thinks feasible for the
arpose of storing cotton. The comission
to handle the measure under i
ic bill will consist of the Governor. I
iininissioner of agriculture and \ II
lird member to be elected by tl?ell
rgislature. Fifty thousand doling II
to be annronrlafed to nut thn moct_ II
ro into effect immediately. 11
tatc is to validate all warehouse/Te_ 11
:ipts and act as the agent for tha in-1|
vidual grower to get a loan onj thisll
)tton. To this end the authors^point II
ic way to the introduction of alt?aQit-ll
g hill, the establishment of a cenai
hank under the National Banking
i t by the State, which would negotie
the Ions for the individual grow
of ooTon on the warehouse receipts,
ic money to be gotton directly from
? Government treasury and loaned
> the fai mers at as cheap a rate as
jssihle, a little to be charged for
MuniisFion, which would go towards
e expenses of the bank. This woujj^,
file establishment of a State ban|l|
measure which is now. being debased
i t ic Texas Legislature for ttat
late. The warehouse receipt is [to
irry the absolute title to the cotto* a
ul means have been devised to thl^Mfl
ul in the hi" T'thmrt iiilir to
hie j may exist on the cotton. *
The acreage reduction bill woul4
rovent the planting of more than 50
>r cent of that of 1914, and is based
<\ the amonst of stock based on the
no. r.. of stock used in cultivating
o present crop. It would allow a
i > vimii*n of eight acres, which is
ade a criminal offence punished by a
e ul $25 tor. every acre over eight
'.anted or imprisonment at hard labor,
it case of a dispute as to acreage a
.rvry is .o be made by the clerk of
o: r'.
in*' const uutionul amendment for
I .".CO,(I'M) bond issue at 4 per cent to
lace State on a cash basis and com!rte
the asylum is the idea of Repreive
Stevenson. It is suggested
tiat funds aricing therefrom couid be
f- vl temporarily to finance the wareoure
measure and then he replacedf It
ilso suggested that such hond money
ot;Id he used for a possible extension
' the payment of taxes.
The hope of the authors of these
icasurcs is emergency legislation
hieh they believe will enable State
II borrow money .# rect from 'the
' 'oral Government through a State
unk to be established by supplement1
legislation anl loan it direct to cot>ii
producers at a low rate of inter t.
T!.e;. would have t'ae measures to
o into effect immediately so as to
fford inant relief and save the sltution
now threatening the South.
Off-for >ew Orleans.
Senator McLaurin left to-niglit for
cw Orleans to attend the general cot>n
conference. He will be joined here
y Reprcsntativc Stevenson, and they
if'i Or. Wade H. Stackhouse, the
resident of the State cotton congress
ill go to Austin. Texas, to urge on
overnor Colquitt and the Texas
legislature the passage of a bill reduc)ct.
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f H. annual!
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ACRES OP I
iOOF TENTS I
iPHANTSMHH
.D ANIMALS KS3EEM
{ft SHOW iaflga^
E LONG STREET I
E AT IP A.M. g
;ss agents. There
g holiday or any
:-A
w jMBr
===';t'1- I
?* tton acreage in that Sate next j
< t least 60 per cent. They will I
? Hudy the wa ehouse mdrisure I
f passed there and the proposed
i to establish a State bank in Texas
01 otiate loans on the warehouse
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Atteatlea! Ye Old Fiddlers.
to priday night, Oct 9th, all the p
who see or hear of this are ^
ttojf to McBee, 8. C., to take part ?
"Fiddler's Convention." Old timo I'
'to-jer up-to-date music, suit yourt
ik prise will be awarded to the
> wko plays to suit the Judges.
'leeap let me know at once if you
1 tyke part
Mrs. B. H. Turnagc.
4oBae, s. C.
low is the time to send in your or*
fat Job Printing. M
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yo These Prices
^pest Matches
Salmon
4|o Salmon
Y.TU !~1 _ D 1 1
< tuuw lituic readies large
Best Lemon Cling Peaches,
Best Tomatoes, large size
Extracts, all flavors, 10c size
Pearl ?oap
Fancy Corn
Oood Luck Baking Powder
<? ?? ?< ??
Pork and Beans, 10c size
^hice and Beans, 10c size
^Bysage Meat, 30c size
^pakjd Pineapple
Sliced ??
Black Tea, 60c value
Absolutely Pure F
Ground or U
JO cenv yaiue for
Arbucke Coffee
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a iipou.?ds f?r
!!
^ reduce price c
Just Re<
best Rib Meat 16c lb 1
best Plate Meat 13^c lb
liest Compound Lard
5 lbs for 60c
10 lbs for 1.10
's4lcst Pure Lard
5 lbs for 75c
guarantee absolute
W. IIA
>ome
>u CORDll
expert ex
ortant Dor
your home
LE'S HOT
ictual oper
HOT I
lbustion sa'
rour fuel ?
;r ranges.
FRESI
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I Drown DaKing
no tui
SEE IT B
without smok<
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For something good to cat get It at
'undcrberfkfs Markqt. Fhon-)
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EDA It SHIXtJLES?One car load of '
Cedar Shingles have arrived.
iticcs rignx.. see mo i-.i once it i
you tta rood Shingles. Aiuo have
ono &-p "senger Maw.ell touring
car for sale or trade?is in good
condl'lou. J. P. Hariier, Cheraw
Qo to Fundcrbitrk's Market for fresh
eats and Groceries. Phono 2'J'I.
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Interest You?
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4c dozen
l()c can
17c 44
Size . ' 15c 44
large size 20c 44
10c 4t L
: 7c bottle
4c cake
Sc can
, 5c size 4c 4 4 I j
10c 44 * - Sc 44
Sc 44 <:
Sc 44 ;:
25c 44
17c ?
15c 2
35c lb.
toasted Coffee
nground . ,*
22c per lb. ;
20c per lb. <
A R
$1.85 g
78c 1
40c i|
17c ll
>f Sugaji next wee k $
:eived |
lest Fresh M^al
S5cfoJa peck |
65c for halt bit. sack
1.20 for a lui. sack
2.30 for a 2 bu. sack
Fresh Country Fggs j *
sue a iloz. |
while they last <*
satisfaction or money
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stic Scin
ILLY INVITED
hibition of the most
nestic Science Unit
See the famous
BLAST RANGE
ation.
2 1 ACT'^^!
ve the gas part |pj;
wasted by all IS|t1
AIR OVEN
top, bottom, sides?
ning pans.
ROIL STEAK
2 or odor?ROAST,
? air with one ijr
HHHMHMMnnwtn
Cheraw Fuss
OC TO
8-9%
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1 ly. Examination o.r e ir
| Diamond IIbugs, Rr
I ami other ornaments will j
moml jewelry may he had
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CROWN JE\
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rhe Chefaw Cfrro
ence Ex
COLE'S HOI
The Ces? Rai:>je Eves //'
TOAST, WASH, i
e at same time.
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This valuable
ALUMENUE
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will be given absolute!
person ordering Cole's
during the c.dii
15 ?PIEC
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YOU will he proud of your
hoy in one of mp Boy
Suits.
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Notice the style and snap
to these suits.
They FIT and STAY FIT
because they arc MADE
RIGHT.
Prices more reasonable than
usual
3.50 to 10.00
COUPONS GIVEN
. Evans
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of Gems ' 1
id other precious stones S
11 diamonds are not cost- ?
jcolets, I.avallitrs I
roe mat even good dia- ?
.:t re t son a hie prices. @
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aSIt for Family Use |
AKE, IRON I
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set of pure
VI WARE
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Hot Blast Range,
bition only. n
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