Cheraw chronicle. (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, December 03, 1914, Image 2
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Successor to the Cheraw Reporter
which was established July 9, 1886,
and entered as Second Class matter
at Cheraw, S. C.
DECEMBER
December is that one month of the
year when the conduct, or deportment
of the average child improves about
ninety-nine and ninetenths per cent.
This change begins to manifest itself
early in the month and continues to
grow until Che twenty-fifth, when"*'*
perfect halo of innocence and virture
illumunates their faces. If we could
have three or four Christmases a year,
the reform schools would have to go
out of business.
Our anticipation of and anxiety for
Christmas Day practically overshadows
the rest of the mouth,
but December really brings anniver
saries of other important events. The
typewriter was patented I>e<\ 1, 18(50.
since which time business men have
been trying to make their wives understand
why a homely girl is no good
as a stenographer. The Monroe Doctrine
was issued Deo. '2. 1 si'.t. 1 trie fly,
it provides that the United States is
not to meddle in European affairs, and
that Euro)tenn governments shall not
Ik' jK'nnitted to meddle in the affairs of
the American continent. Europe is just
now trying to see how far the doctrine
will 6tretch without breaking. Washington,
D. C., was founded Doc.20,
1790. A great many men with ambition
to go to Washington take the wrong
train and get off at Sing Sing. It has
been hinted, too that raw material for
Sing Sing has been unloaded at Wash
ington. Another historical event ere
ditcd to December was the Roston Tea
Party in 1773. This was not one of
fhos pink tea affairs of niordern times
that get a half column on the society
page, but it was given a perma
nent page, with illustrations in United
States history. Should another
event of the kind occur today, some
reformer would declare it was a
^? graft prompted by Japan. Presiden'
Wilson will celebrate his fifty-eighth
birthday on December 2?.
Bankruptcy or Disarmaneiit.
Philadelphia Record.
In a statement by sir George Parish
the English financial expert, who has
just returned shome, there is an inter
esting thought that it is to be hoper
^entfi will prove to be correct.
the dusting effects o'
HPMffT~he said: """
^England has beVn spending abou*
80,000,000 pounds ($400,000,000) anHtinlly
for armaments and defence.
When the war is over England will bt
able to reduce its annual expens s 01
defenses, and in a few years this say
ing will repay us for the expenss nov
incurred, The policy of nations wil
be peaceful and not aggressive, an<"
when this war ends militarism wil'
have been suppressed in Europe."
It is clear that none of the nationnow
engaged in war will, after itclose,
be able to keep up their reeen
expenses for armaments and defens
and at the same time pay interest oi
the staggering debts they are rollinr
up. They must either choose bank
ruptcy or partial disarmament. 1
Great Britian, for instance, can cav*
$200,000,000 a year in the mainte
nance <>f its annv and navy it will b
able to carry its debt easily. No doubt
less will France. Germany and t'ai
other nations involved. If however
the peace secured is not satisfactor;
and the mad race of armaments keep
up, as it has for several years, bank
ruptcy seems inevitable. In this fatlies
the chief hope of the world for i
lasting peace.
Is Germany Near the Turning Point
Philadelphia Evening Ledger.
War news is ever deceptive. Th
facts themselves are always unde
severe question. Their interpretatioj
in none too simple a matter. Finally
the world has seen many a beatei I
army turn upon a careless, ovcrconf
dent foe and win to victory. But it is
such oonsidiratlons alone that tar
deter one from recognizing in tin
news ol the last two days the turniir
point for Germany.
1 livniiwln riwoitt nrn/l 1,\- Vrieteli it, i
rines; the menacing submarine hasai
Zcchrugge destroyed l?y the Hi it
ish fleet; Metz threatened by force*
bombarding a town scan >ly ten mile
away; and on top of this serious, pe
haps calamitous German reverses i
the east. While the left wing of th?
Russians has penetrated "<> miles he
yond the Carpathians the czar's force
west of Warsaw appear to have it)
flieted on (Jen. von Hindenhurg a de
feat for more decisive than any hith
erto administered in the eastern cam
piign. It iiihv mean that, while th<
German offensive on the esat comes to
a dead standstill and threatens t'
tnrti into desperate defensive fighting
the Russians will he pressing hart"
on I'osn. Rreslau and ultimately Her
lin.
In the faee of the present state o'
the war. with the numbers and re
son ices of the allies growing greatei
daily, it is little wonder that I'rinei I
von f fen low, the ex-chancellor, write*
a Merlin paper that he fears the wa?*
"will prove a very difficult task fo*
.Jerinany." Seeh an admission fron
so influential a German is quite a
significant as the fact of the allies
victories.
"The Smith's Opportunity."
Pittsburg P..st.
Slui;itishii"s< in cottmi. attributable
<> the Kiii'cimviii \v;ir. is luivinir one
excellent ctTcct in the State- of the
South, namely, the discussion now
going on in the news|ia|>ers and having
lor its purpose a candid considers
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tion of tin? lbbor problem, which for S
able to carry its debt eaisly. So doubt<?f
that section. It is indeed pleasing I1
to see a newspaper of fhe recognized
standing of the Columbia (S. C.? State
devoting its best endeavors to encour- \
age and nflux of white immigrats, The n
pa|km- says: b
"Cheap negro labor makes cheap
white labor. The negro's low living h
scale accounts for his low wage scale, u
The white labors who does not own t
loud must accept the same wages or he n
must take nerfuge in the cotton mill or p
in some otherr trade from which ne- t
groes are excluded. The skillful man- a
agers of negro labor obtains a fine I
profit from it when cotton prices are
good. He is usually suspicious of im
migration. He is afraid of higher
priced laborr."
The State admits that the white ,
wage earning class in South Carolina ,
including tenant farmers, is in need
of reenforeeinons and this is likely
true of most of the other States of
the South. The replacement of negro a
farm laborers by immigrants is their
best li?ijH? unless gradually but constantly
the farm lands are to be given
class in control of the negro masses.
Unless the white farm tenants s'hall
be recruited so that they will numerhigherrrr
scale, they willl he in time 9
I riven from the farm to towns.
South Carolina and the saoutli as a
whole may get come valuable points
from the railroad companies in Chi
ago. which already have set on foot
an elaborate plan to provide farms in
the United States for P.clguins and
-A* ? ? : - fbn It'iirnnccm
omer immigrants ?u ?..v
var shall have terminated. There is
#very reason to helieve that following
the war there will be an influx of foreigners
to Amerriea much larger than
ever hef??re Futuie agricultural 1k>ssihillities
in the South are suiierior to
those offered h.v many seetions of the
West. Here would seem to be a gold 'II
ehanee for the South to awaken
and get its share of the white foreign
pouplation so ncccesarv to the growth
and development of its section.IT
Since Mr. Lloyd George, chancellor
of the British exchequer, thinks the
United States is indebted to Great
itritian in the sum of live billion
lollars because Englishmen have inloteledi
to 'that extent in America,
.vonder if he would not admit t'iiat
he debt was more than offset and
ancelled by the Ame lean billions
hat have been invested in English
itles, broken down aris oeracy and
lankrupt estates by the expatriated
Vstcrs Vanderbilts and others new'ic"a
of these United Sta ?s who have
lown to the other side to spend thcii
noney7?Columbia "Record,
BEWARE OK JINGO, ADVISES WILSON
Washington Dee. 1.?Prisident Wilson
speke a word of warning to the
public today regarding reports on the
situation in Mexico. At his weekly
!lv~i U
Mexico as well as in the United Slates
who fou id it to their advantage to
have troiible in the southern republic
ind were interested in giving out false
reports of the situation.
Consul Silliman in Mexico City reported
the arrival of General Zapata
Sunday The general at once restored
he tram-car properties confiscated by
the Constitutionalists, to the owning
orporation. and restored property of
m American named Hill, which also
'lad been taken. 1
Gen. Angeles arived the same day
with the advance guard cf Villa's
army and later Zapata left for Pucbla.
The city was quite and orderly, Mr.
Silliman reported, and the diplomatic
orps was being consulted on measures
of safety.
Communication between the capital
>nd Vera Cruz was restored Kite yes
onlay Anicroan Consular Agent
Ca rot hers. reportng tinder date of
Sunday from Tula, said preparations
were being made from an attack on
General Gonzales, a Carranza chef,
who was reported to he at Paehuca.
The killing of our Spuuards upon ~
'he entry of the Zapata forces was
'lso reprted. Zapata has conferred
wth the Spa nish muster and t A
said gave assurancess that full protection
would he accorded Spaniards
in the future.
Natural Mistake.
Little Eunice was very fond of her
mother's friend, Mrs. Clay to 1, who
iad stopped in for a few moments on
her way to an afternoon party. She
was wearing a beautiful new gown.
Little Eunice gnzeu j.t h< r for several
seconds, speechless with admiration, |
md then burst out delightedly. "Oh, j
Mrs. Clayton, you look just like a ;
,'ashion dish!"?Youth's Companion
A WARNING TO MANY
Mine inieresting E-acts About'
Kidney Troubies. |
Few people realize to what extent
their health depends upon the condition
of the kidneys
The physician in nearly all cases of
serious illness, makes a chemical
analysis of the patient'* urine. lie
knows that unless the kidney* are doing
their work properly the other
organs cannot readily he nr. >ught back
to health and strength.
\Vh"n the kidneys are neglected or
ihused in any way. serious results are }
mre to follow. Accordu g to health
?tntlsti--8. Hrlght's discs:--e which is
eally an advanced form of kidney
rouble, caused nearly ten thousand
leath* in I'.MH, In the state of New
Vork alone Then-fore, it behooves us
to pay to Te attention to the health of
these m--st Import ant organs
An Ideal herbal compound that has
had remarkable success as a kidney j
remedy is I>r Kilmer's S vamp-Root, j
lie great Kidney, l.iver and Bladder
teuiedy
The mild and healing iniluenee of
his preparation. In most cases. Is soon i
-eallzed, according to sworn statements
ind verified testimony of those who I
nave used the remedy
If you feel that your kidneys reriu're j
attention, and wish a sample bottle, j
write to Dr. Kilmer & Co.. Binghnmtnn.
N Y. Mention this paper, enclose }
ten cents and they will gladly forward i
It to you by Parcel Post.
Swamp-Root Is sold by every drug- I
gist In bottles of two slzes~60c. and j
11.00. j
HIOP EARLY ? MAIL EARLY
'ost master I'rgcs Co-operation of
in Holiday Rush. j (a
"Simp rarly. mail early, and mark
our gifts Iioiil open until Christ-'m
las."" is the advice being given out
y the Postmaster. c?
The estaldisliiueiit rf the parcel post
as given a wonderful impetus to tliejia
se of the mails as a means of dis- J
rilxitinir Christmas irifts. and in view <11
f the increased weight limit, reduced 'ai
lostage rates and other extensions of d
he service during the past year, it is : |>,
nticipateil that the amount ef'-mail j |?
luring the approaching holiday season i p
.ill exceed all records. In order that p<
lie Christmas mail may l>e handled
romptly and satisfactorily, it is cs-! K
eutlal that the public co-operate with
he postal service to the fullest extent
lossilde. kl
Patrons should carefully observe the is
allowing simple conditions: K
Prepay inistage fully on all pack- D
iges. w
Address parcels fully and plainly. ai
Place name and address of sender u
hi all mater. U
lincrlo
Matir
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PARTS^p
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As Presented tit
Astor
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And at First-class Theatn
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I Cold snaps have no
extra heat needed to
comfortable. Burns 1
Perfection Heaters arc
* At hardware, furniture
Triangle Trade-Mark
STANDA
fij Wa?hington, D. C.
E Norfolk, Va.
if Richmond, Va.
Mri , mi "in !
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]'ark articles ?;ircf;ilty~j yirl \vr:iji T
nivly. luit do not fecal then,
. scaled parcels arc suhj let to pos-1
ge a.( the letter rate. i I nj
.Mail pari vis early: thiy may l?e ri
arked *' I??? imt open uiitil Christ mas." ! Si
Insure \aluahle parcels?Jj>e i? or Hi m
'Ills. I Si
Written inscriptions, such as "Mer-. w
Christmas." "Ilappy New Year." pi
I test Wish's." and niniihers. names j
letters for purpose of description, hi
re periuissihle additions to fourth- j 1<
ass (parcel purl mail. Hooks may , tt
at* simply dedicatory inscriptions ai
it of a porsoimI nature. Other writ- I e:
a additions suhject parcels to letter'
is t a.tie.
ccp Your Stomach and Liver Ileal*' 1
tliy
A vigorous Stomach, perfect wor- *
In cr Liver and regular acting Bowels \
guaranteed if you will use Dr.
lng's New Life Pills. They insure ,
ig|estJion, oorrect Constipation and .
hole sysfeni- Vuri'y your blood and t
nil rid you of all body poisons tlno- <
eh the Bowlels. Only 25c. at your <
ruggist. f 1
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No
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JEORGE KLEIME Pres^
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PSAKA Sensation GFTHEV/C
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ker's Theatre, Chi
;s in all of the Principal C it
Price Only?25 ct
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foil II I I! y/ _ ^ 1
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rfcction Smokeless Oil H<
ju are safeguarded wher
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ELEXStCyA HEAT
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terror for you, for the Perfection
make bedroom, bathroom or sitfir.i
ccrosent?easy to handle and inexpenv
r portable, heat quickly and are smoV eh
: dealers and general stores everywhere
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Washington Dec. 1.?To determine
l?on a Jtlan of procedure for financial
'Mcf legislations for tin' cotton States,
pnator Slioppard of Texas today an- j
minced that a joint conference of
nnthcrn senators and representatives
ould be 1ieh' inini-iliatdy a ft con
ess convener next wcr \ jj
Several measure; are pending in ?
3th houses, hut it is the purpose of j
riilers in the cotton relief movement '
> press hills which may seem mot/
lvantageous under conditions now * ^
sisting in the cotton States. .
Watch Your Step. i
A prominent country priest, weli j,
iiiown for his humor, in speaking of a ;
lad accident that befell one of our '
;ood ecclesiastical dignitaiies the
titer evening, humorously remarked: I
'The man who goes along this mun- I
lane sphere keeping both eyes on
leaven all the time is liable to trip
ir.d land in heaven pretty quit k. Out ,
he man who always keeps one eye ?
>11 heaven and the other good one on
jarth is liable to gain the best in j
leaven and earth." .
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increase Yoiir Gross and I
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vilh the MUT.TCRD KITRO-fiLRM. Conta
iitn?^en-i'i\l" c bacie'da vLif.il torn nodu
'lover?, Y- tciic:;, Co.v Pcrs, Soy I'eans an<
frc.ri the air and convert it into nitrate
I.e^umcs, when properly inoculated, ci
minus and benefit succeeding crops. Yoi
ive eitrojeu v. hen it can be obtained so ca
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The mul
NITP.O-C
i reliable, tested produt' from the laboralor
'hihdelphin, whose Aiibiuxiin, Serums, V
)ru^s are standard evcryw'ncre.
3 SMALL COST LARGE ItETUK!
NO LABOR EXI\
Ladtl s Drug Store?TFi
You May Live
According to all the Rule
However, You Will Di
WHAT 1
Had you Thougl
Will you '/p ? Will youi v
as you' wife? Wi.I ;our en. hire
Is the* Prospects Encouraging?or 1?
Thinking long anil well?and if you
for the payment of you* depts and t
and orphans
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WILL POINT THE WAl
Clieraw insurance
And WELLS will tel
L.idd Building Over Poit Of
Lost Dollars Are
Make .1 mental note of this a
\o ir days. The dollar that is
no more good. Put the doila
in this safe hank and draws 4
compounded quarterly, is maki
sleep and plav. It is your "si
in ess.
Then, too, there are number
an association with this hank ca
to the* voting business man; sue
I 1IO US AN I)S of dollars to hi
Come in and let us show yo
help you.
Merchants & I an
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dose of mm
. ItosiMirtck of \i*i r I'm'. IjotitUit
Mayr'a
on Year.-, I'olioi From Tiie
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SuMtrn!r.
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rep from .-J?. ?i si Ji !r :t >?* .fers f
iir coiifli;?aiit'i: i. 'm- i - irouMt
of treat no litIan ';iil ii:i it it . tIt..;ti
one day I. irii!. ;i a- . ii niatiy
iWtunli-ri 'i | S;o w: " >.
found lii-; troulde rad"! it ; Wo '
lime. I ! v. n il': Jc ston
took your u ,i- >r!ias; ' matter
iion-j about t;ir. " i. , a"tv an-' one do
ivimI to or jus* what you rlaii: I Remod
is. i k i . r- f- 't ' : i -!:?' .. I This i:
! took sometbiii;: tiail. in iiiom people
iiowvis. > !j?r i-'oi'-. four i jug n\
! liar . *.;. ' - here! V ! Jem rj
toin:n !i a.. I i fi't Wondc
' a'l over the l"?i;: -t i-'late., t in:" | sold li
letter** telling o: ib womb"*!' il lr;."ai.
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Improve Your Sr?i!
ins tested strains of vif '*"' * < |
lies on the roots of Ah."'.a, | !
I ether legumes, gather nitre- J j
form, available as plant feud, j
arieh the soil in nitrates and ?
1 cannot afford to buy cxpon- ? ;
sily and cheaply from the air. j
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accincs, Assayed and Tested
<S EASY TO USE
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tldow wear as good ?l?Uies
n continue in schorl*
? it Clouded with Gloom I
decide to make provisions
he support of your widow
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ml remember it all
spent can bring you
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per* cent, interest,
ng money while you *
lent partner" in buss
of ways in which
n be of great benefit
h ways as may mean
m in a few years,
it wherein we can J
fliers Bank
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STOMACH REMEDY
t
s received from (he use of
; Won del fill Stouuieli Remedy j
lir.st dose proves i?s is not a.
reateinenf.
r's Woiule; fill Stota.teh Hen i
tile ?Ii' i* e ' v:i -t of v e.'hi
ions and rcitun ? i - otiou
. It gives quick I'eii ?'
rout stomach liver ajnl I- w el
s. .Many say it Lis .-a.ea ,
11 oiu dangerous operations'
are share it has . av.sl their
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iv 'til all people w ho have c!iron-j ^
iiiicli trouhlo or cons'ipation no
of how Ions standing, to try c
so of Mayr's Wonderful Stomach i
v -one dose will convince you.
r
- the medicine :n many of our
have ho, n taking with urpris
uits. Tile most thorough sysleanser
we ever sold. .Mayr's!
ful SStoniaeh Remedy is now
ere hv Ladd's Drug Store and!"
>l every where.
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Pure Drugs
AND
Medicines
Have just received u Dirge line of
Sterling Silverware, Cut Glass,
Fine China, Salad Sets, Chocolate
Sets, Cake Plates, Nut Sets, Bread
and Butter Plates, Lamps and lots
of other things selected from the
largest New York houses.
M'e stock Lime Sulphur Mash for
Spraying fruit trees. % (
f
Fresh Garden Seed and Cabbagt
Hants. We buy oulj such
rltles <?f seed a* have proven successful
in this section.
AT WANNAMAKER'S
Blank Books, Ledgers, Jour
r.nls, Casli Books, Time Books
Trial Balance*, Bills Payable
Memorandum and Order
Books, always on hand. Inks
Inkstands, Typewriter Papers,
Lead Pencils, Writing- ?
TabletsAT
WANNAMAKER'S
Box Papers, lOe. to 5(h:. eacl.
Pound Paper, 15c., 25<\, 35c
Envelopes to match.
I
WANNAMAKER'S
FEVER MIXTURE
The most reliable remedy for
Chills and Fever?steps the
chills and stops them at once
?only twenty five cents per #
bottle. Large bottle for family
use for fifty cents and one^^jbg
"Hollar.
25
WANNAMAKER'S
COLD TABLETS
The bast thing we know of
for a fresh cold. '
Only 10 cents a box.
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WANNAMAKER'S
T U J\ J. U H i A T U K ?
for weakness and poor appelite.
Il will do you good.
It is a line tonic.
Only 35^cents a bottle.
AT WANNAMAKEE'S
Window (jlass for Windows
or Pictures.
AT WANNA MAKER'S
Paints?in large or small
quantities.
A 1' W A N N A M AK'JF/S
We are exclusive agents for
Ea .1 in;:ii Kodaks a:u] l iLyis.
AT WANNAMAKEE'S
Agents for Hurler's Candies
AT W A N A .il A K E R ' S
Agent for ! K Waterman's
Ideal Fount Hi.; i on?sold on
positive guarantee to give
satisfaction, or your money
back on request
A! iOINC; AT MlillT
.s .cry dangerous unless >ou bavc a
;ood light. I have j'ist received a lot
if lTes-lo-Ughl (!as Tanks for cxhange
purposes. You can set exhanges
at any time?day or night,
ilso am niiiippu! to recharge Storage
laltcrirs.
ror all light troubles
C. THOMAS
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