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oCoca/ and ire I Miss Ruth Harrington, teacher in I the Sumter. S. C., graded schools, 1 spent the Thanksgiving holidays with!* her mother. Mrs. Lucy Harrington, t " I? Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Johnson spt-nt | * the Thanksgiving holidays in Peters-] burg. Va? ^ I j | I Mrs. Hal Duvail and children, who I spent the week end with her sister. Mrs. Paul Hardin, at Chester. S. ('.. have returned. \ ??* ^ Miss Hettie Buchanan lias returned to Darlington after spending several weeks in the city. < Mrs. Dryer and son, of Ohio, \\ :e sjicnt last winter in the eitv. spent several days in the cit? last week, s They wil winter in Florida this season. ? * Miss Nan Evans who has been a visting her sister. Miss Margaret, at fi Chester. S. C., has returned. * There was a general suspension o!1 business in Cheraw last Thursday |. The banks and schools were closed: i t'lie post office observed Sunday hour, and no mail was delivered on any of; the rural routes. I'nlon Thanks ] giving services were held in the Baptist church, Iiov. A. S. Thomas *1%^ l^ulcnnu'i 1 fhlltvlt HPPsiilt?{]. j UI IUI I,JFIOV V,.... . , t* Mrs. Mary Powell is visting lie? daughter, Mrs. Charlton Law. a* Darlington. Miss Rut'h Laney. who is attending Columbia college, spent the week end -l with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. R. It. Laney. ** Mr. Jas. llrasington, after spending the week end with his pare.C-. a< Mr. and Mrs. J. \V. Drasington. Iia> 111 r rctttrned to resume his stidies at lh< ai South Carolina University in Coium ol bia. w ** ol Mrs. Goodwin, of Ralicgh is vistiny e! her parents, Capt, and Mrs. A H. '( Page. '' ** v Mrs. Morris Webb and little dangliter have returned after spending several weeks with relatives at Lancaster, S. C. w ** . tc Mr. J. J. Russ, a former Cheraw P' boy who has been living in Wauchula. Fla., the past eight years, was married ?' Nov. ISth to Miss Melisa Gates of Brownsville, Fla. < Kl? tin both were ^-k rs. lieraw. to their la una a few with relatives here. Mrs. Fninlerhurk reeently returneil from .a 0?lllliil?i;i 0l hospital, where she was under treatmeiit for about three weeks.?Page- il! land Journal. in in GE>. VILLA EMEUS MEXICAN CAPITAL 01 Mexico City, Nov. 30. Via. K1 Paso Tex., Dec. l.-Gen. Villa entered Mex- 1 City to-day at the head of about2-"Ut?l> troops. He arrived in the suburbs where he remained during the alter noon, receiving delegations and for- 01 eign consuls. Villa will not tntor tl:? capital proper until the arrival of ?__ Provisional President Gutierrez. Gen. Villa had a narrow escape " lroin death just before his entry into " fhc city. His train collided with tlu trainof Gen. Cliao. above Tula. Thr- -V ty-two persons were killed and " wounded One mile below t!ie seen* a of t'*e wreck .-ix mines were foiim' a connected with a batter> con?.,j.!<d s in a ravine. Te t enerals Ir. i' passed over these mines which wcr 15 not discovered until tue nc'i imvn'n;. ^ en. Villa issued the following statehient to the Associated press.: s' "My only mission is to restore or. "The provisional president is now ? ^ ?lie supreme power in Mexico and I v am mereli acting as field commandu ' of the armies. All foreigners and for eign property will be protected.*' Villa left Tula jifter receiving news of the capture of Paehuea by the ea\ '< ?x* airy brigade of (em. Itaou! Madero ' TI:e Cariauza troops retired after : skirmish between oiitposis. This is le tter than my last visit > when I came lit re as a friendles? ?: ? t'? > i i fi.iii-.ir-....I Ci-n priMiiin ?M ii" i ?? . . - Villa upon his arrival. (l??r in nu'xico and not to ia!> *'.-r sonal revnyo on anyono. i pvou i tliat onl? r will 1??? restored at on< i I am act in:.' as tin- subordinate of I *r? visional President (Jnlierrz am! tinnational convention. Tl returns tlinnhs to tin- 1 la-lie- of tin* t'ivie League for an invi a talioii to tin- o\<tor ^nppor to bo irivrn i In tin in at I ho I .oa-ito I la 11 tuiiiulif \ iloliirbtfill program lia> boon arrau trod ami woiibl bo published Imt for i tbo fa't tliat tlio oiilorJaii'iiioiit will bo 1 o.or in-fore Tie*! 'bt'oiiiolo i- pnbli-boil. Shark a Long-Distance Swimmer. The shark holds tlie record for . loiuT-dis'mice i-*.\ X.anin;:. A shark has j boon kr.ov. :> to cover fo'iO nilr.s in I three dr.. | NOTIC'K. | { I i will ! at Kilbv to ooltoot ta\o- ; Tim-lay. I?oo. stli. W. A. 1 n 'I "til.ASS. Treasurer. j 1 KOlt KKXT Nice n shl'-in ? cornerj K -rs'ia" anl Third streets. Apply n , . If. \V. Ha: rail j. ** KOII KK.\T. One ; room Cottn < j Kershaw street. Apply to. Capt. T. F. .M.illoy. rsona/ V/eivs. A roiumissioii luis Imvii issuoil t? Fairviow farms of t'horaw with apital stork of h??. Tin* pi ioiiors a it .Inn T. Thivatt. <\ K. W lill ami ). I.. t'raiy. * * .Mrs. .Murray lnyrum ami ?*liil?lr i ft or spomliiiy sovoral "lays with I dstor. .Mrs. Koliort StojrtuM*. haw uriiotl t?? thoir homo at Ilaflsvillo ** Mrs. J. K. (IikmIo ami son WVst vim havo Ihvii visiting in Itiohmo fa., havo rotiinio<l. tjuito a litimhor of our youny f" ponl Thanksyivinir Hay in Itonmt illo ami I >arlinylon. Misses Lulu, Xell, Jeiinio anil Ml tuwart. of Caimlen spoilt tnc wi imI willi their limit. .Mrs. 1.'. K. Lam **? Miss Cat liar in Malloy lias rcturi iter a visit, of several days w riends at Blenheim, t>. C. MILLKKKLL1S. Invitations reading as follows lni eeli received at Cheraw: Mr. WiPiain W. Mill reipiests tli** lioiior of your presctici at the marriage of his .daughter Itnt.t <ipheelia to Mr. William Caswell Litis on Thursday, the seventeenth of I >ooeinhor at high noon ITesbyierian Chureli .TelVersoii, South Carolina lit. iiai.k \\Ks iuhskcf: OF MKKCi l!!K CO. SALK. For th.? pjisf IP. days there h [ en in progress at the Cheraw M entile store, one of the biggest a lost successful sales ever held the lid the success is due "to the of!'< f Harry E. Dale, who is conned itli the Dlooky Advertising eonipa f Spartanburg, who came In specially to place big lxirgans 1 rre the .public. The slaughter rices "began on Saturday. Nov. 1 It Although it poured down rain i i.v the crowds came and Mr. Dah rst day eaisl.v proved th n knew his business and that as a manager par-excellent and : r a few days had rolled around p( !e began to realize that a mast ind was in our midst in the matt preparing and putting bargains 1 ire the people. He exercised sever [novations in the matter of adv< sing and his "baloon trick'' was t cans of causing a lot of cxcitcme liong hunters after prizes. And then his circular and newspup Ivertising was different, and had tl m* ^)f security ruling through ni hen it was read it carried convict It the mind of the l'yader. Taking everything' into actual co deration Mr Dale is one of t' eatest hustlers and most up-to-da the many sales managers that s ever been Cheraw's luck to ha id the big success of the Chen ereantile sa'e is a sufficient recoi endation that he can make things a slam banc manner. Mr. Dale made friends with evei le he has met. and this crowd ily limited by the number of pi le in this vicinity. Tin: KIHTOirs C1IKIST MAS Fifty-t\do weeks in the year t litor of a newspaper is a m.'.chit rinding out news for his readers. ! as no regu'ar working hours. News is news and his standard mt the news belongs to his pi una. He works when then- is we a be done. vf'ti'i means that orks nil time. 11 is mission fe is to bin st along bis fellowni ml business in general of bis bo nd noarl% towns. This h don c: cientionsly and to the best of I Mlit.v -ticking to it from iiuuaii util nig :t cvorv dav in the we- k a ftv two weeks in the year. The grey' majoritv of the od'to nlisi i iptioii. too. expire about tl line of tlm year, either in De'-eml r the lirst of January,. !! lool s l'i .Hal to this season i- nis banes e time when will b- t'f?W:ir? r>r his year's lahnr. If you. dear reader. are one win uhst ription h is <*x??ir? '! or is alu i) expire. send us vonr renewal. expire, seinl us your renewal. tn on will f'-el all the hetvr for s'u . : out oil .1 new year wi ll your >m; aid ahead. The i'lirouiele a-'hs e--pi>ei:illy tl iiia:.\ .as ' an. Ilieir dues t<> t n'-ei* lefere .l.inuary !ir-t aid tli a ! ") - !;?;*! the pew year hetl eiipi ed to laahe the paper what I t,, 1ituil 1 "ami';. {>.!: C:.. Tli" ed't- a ;il I' \ i 11 v i 1 *.l Tiisid :i\iiu !?;, 'rat t!i" i I i del and * If* w ii.ii i.iti \< i d with av ! tv. W. had dii here I e|'?i -e all'' 1 e hliew We 'id;-: t: e'ljie. a liiee iI *:l!. We Wi >:? eilsief. !1 WotlM *11. iV ... .. ? 1. . .. i * : s ! ?! I|V |. i i; i'l" -;? li'i. :s n?. I 11 i ii i?!" :! liii- |ii ji ;< ? it 11::?t : ;il i !i!i*i?:;i'i ;Mi? !i..<?rirv. I - !? -! m fi 4*1 ;it I. Mi." l|< .It iMiti'l'l* ii" r.-i-. A- .1 IT"1 M<>r ;ii,'I ; ill'; A! All ti ll - i ^J|Iu-ri.; vi? 'inrunt< tluil i: inin? v. ItIi.'t I|!!,l iMIni: ll I ! I I II ! iI. I i.f i V<* i ! I \ ill 1 iir u- i i. (NUiill. KNTMtTAIVIti: A -I--!i:-? !! 11' i ill. I'liilliCM'! I s' ! ? iii-i:'.-. - ]!: i'i\ii !.t-:iv if Im- i i:i liii- i ? n In:II. AIi'mIiiv n i": I ii Till. T||,. ; rn |i| will i'ii!i-i -? nf 111:! i ii- ii "'ii;! I 'i 'ti- li\ AI'". *11 ! 1:1 - !.i ir. Mr. I.inl-ny i-i f.tniiui-.- n' "it-in-.' himI ? ! Ii-rl.iini!!" i"il?,: l:iii 'i"ii-? i ii r-iii! iiinf iii'u'in- ni hiirji iMiil I'll- |iri' f< iiri- jil;i? i-iI liii I .ill limy iiDi'ImI. S?-iiIs fur suit* nt Jipr.' Sfuiv. CO* KT IIOl'SK iTKMS. .Mr. .1. Iltirs-y is quite ill this week. ! Ijiii.iiiv friends hope t'or him :iIt ? :?rl\ reoovery. I : ** the Messrs. W. .1. Tilh'r and It. 10. llan i !i;i spent Than! s^ivin^ shoolin.:; deer .| | ill I lie (;? ?*\V 11 seetioli. a<l Auditor IMdins* sehediile of appointments for taking returns appears in mi. this i?iic of tlio Advertiser. Iter *** ,v Miss Craoo llarst. of ('hesteiTilield. and .Miss Norma n Ueilin^er. of Unity, spoilt Thanksgiving and llio wook olid with friends in ('olnnihia. lid. ** Tlio next l.yooiiin ati rai l ion at t'hesteilieM will ho tlio Cnrtri.L'ht onar i. I .< ill I it I 1-> Tliova> 1 lycciini numbers furnish a hiirh order of eliteiia ililueli t and ;ll'e well wol'tll I lie pr!?v of :ii|lllissii\>i. hvi ?# ek "The I'ml of the Uailthe.w" will lie presented in tile sehool ;ill<litoriltlil Tuesday evening. Dee. loth. This play ' will he given hy home Itilelit for the helii'tit ef tile sehool. ** Mouthers of their elm robes and a host of other friends will In- pleased ive to know that Uevs. .!. I.. Tyler and 1. It. uweas have heeti returned to their | resjh'etive eharges at Chesterfield for another year. I "" I Jones and Ouleshy. wlm advertised that they would hny hor-sos and mules at Anutiehl Porter Co.'s stithies for j the Wiir did net ap|H'ar last Saturday, the day they had advertis-d to he Itere ttuite a iiiutiher of farmers were u hand looking for the buyers. ?* | The Chesterfield Inaiitatie Cluh. . SS o!nposed of a nuuiher of talented layers, will appear in "The l'ml of (lie Uainhow" at the sehool audilori- j ,ls am 1 h?e. loth. They will play at Morr veil Dee. lsth and at I'aaeland Dee. | ni .Ms!. ,t *** A meetiua of days is in progress .at l< lie I'aptist eliuieh this week. The l* >astor. liev. I'.. S. Ktiuderhura. is asds( -iI hy Kev. It. K. Trnlitek. of Cew' aid. S. C. liev. Trttluek is a minister < I if great earned tiess and power iind | has made many friends siuee eoiiiing < \ to Cliesterliehl. I Treasurer Douahiss has eoinpleted : lie liis rounds eolleetiiia taxes e.xeept iit i if- .? iiuhy where lie will eolleet .v.Xt i lies- . ?() day. He reports that he has not hoon or jh!o to collect tin- usual amount ho , er hhimvs iii his ranvass of the county. I )0j Many tax" payors are holding their otton and deferrlna lutyiuent of taxes iris long as possible. he <s lit Ae'-ordina to inf<irmntioii aiven out iv State Trerasurer* S. T. Carter, the er Stale tax for the current year is lining lie j sent m very slowly by the county trensr-i nfh T.'.1" .SVjf ' t-iv fiv'tl f.y,,, n m. re tlia $lA<-l(U?bO. and s than "fjs.'<!M? has heen reeeiveod treasurer flon: til" eountv It is iii liable that the Sta ' will ' lie unable in meet the d ,,f the i< - |ie> i > sjoli! ol iiie Stat< ause ol vc [V li.- h.aekwanines : in tax eoll ?eiioiis V * 11.Mr. J. Hirers. who uii<U>,,\vi>nt an operation for is six weeks ,v urn. is stil! in iln> r'lnmnce hospital. s lie is now improving. however. ami will |ir?'hji'il.v he a hie to return to 'li'-steriic'-l wMliin a wed; or ten flays. MrePmKiro hza S: ^> ,e ach Trouble for ?:e !,v than Five Yc-uv, y II II xsr=~I ^' v' & -Y\; ? i.i -Y;i' ?$jf ?( ' br ! ,! \ ' V. j I v ^ ' Z, v&pz a no. 1$ \'p<- - - v V f v.*. n. lvany.:-. ?: .. i:u? Vo-v' 1 j J \ v.. All;! *.i 1 #? v' i. ! " t !;. ; tr.- 1'ii. iiv .. :! , 1'i.r : . tv in. . / y :r: I |t... j i ?ri- ;.l! L I V >. > !< . : l. r.:.i ill | ' f t If. I h ..til. T ; .! lx '.-'H'. . s?*i I : 1 i. . .i .. X- : 1. ! ' i t. * ' ... .,ts: -1 <kJ ,:.v . -v - : < *: . ' 5jv, - ." *? nr.: ... ... U . fc y*B9| "' I f S 1 ,f'V- S h ' > I f V' '#;Ay? 1 iii : < t ^ W,\ i 1 * i ia'-1'm* &?_ si the: coal man v. ,!l .1' i ?:.J : I.. :l 1M- 1 ; :: . !' : v;|I. I'll* j '''! !*;i i Hi"-! :Ini v'lii"- ;rr?*:! I?*r | I \\ lt.it ;>"I| SIH-I <1 \?i!ll ii< f<ir ;l .1... 1 ^,1 |l,l lit" t-llilllllCV. I( j I'rril fi|.!i'lily l|i-;|l I :i" 'l 1" ? ; ! I'llr* t \ "Ml- II"-.t ] .:.l! o MJ.iy ll" :i 111! l.ii'II iimK.. I. \ j * " i! .i!ion ii-- ivt'i! :i- \M-. . i i. L. POWE, * ClirniW, S. 0. I WAR sniMARY If iiny marked success* >s have attained <?n any of the fiehls f battle the war chancellories *'f the belligerent Powers have retrained from making known this fact to Hi" iniblie. !!\eept 11111 lighting coiitinties briskly in*I'olanil atnl that there has been another i nsult less attack on Arras, in the west, there is a paucity of news. 1'iioilicial advices from Potrograd as-.,-rl that the Russians in Poland have captured ten miles of (Jernian trenches, between (Jloviio and Sodola. nortiieast of Lodz, and in addition tit mi prisoners, seven puns and many wounded. The capture of these trenches. it is asserted, strengthens the Russian right wing, which, it is declared, already has >nt ll.-uikcd the Merman left and ' reiiu'hl the Russian advance near Strvkow, where a battle is raping. Merlin declares there is nothing important to report froiu Poland A wireless froui the Merman capital, however. quotes military critics us siyiii;: lit" time is ri|n> f?n* a risuintioii ef active operations nirainst the Russians. w liieh were hindered temporarily Ity the ailvam*e of Russian reinforcements. It adds tliat the Austrians are farther south ami that there lnjve lieeu Austrian advances in Servia. In another officials statement issued at Pari* the French ({overnment reviews the general situation in the western arena from November 21 to 27. and describes the terrific (Jerman . is<::u!t with explosive and incendiary shells on the Pclidan town of Ypres, which, it declares, was marked for distraction "on the day when the fJcrmaii Pmpcror was obliged to {live up all hope of entering it." In a report from Rritish headquarters on the Continent, covering operations from November 2." toNovember the Rritish official observer says,j that since the enemy lias desisted froini ids attacks in force the fighting lias i"solved itself into a competition of-i suipjiiig and small allairs on tlie ouf-t posts all along the line, where iw*si-j lions are contested witii rifles, hand J grt nades, homhs. mortars and whjea. lie chronicles numerous Rritish n i a-cesses and declares no little part J of these have been due to* the amide quanity and excellent quality 7 if food No seiiders in the Held,; ie :-iys. ever have Ikvii so well fed. The Rerlin press luireau says the -'lilt-in i f Turkey has received a pledge < f allegiance from Kgyptiau notables ; gF | Stretc ?Owing t and the tions geji ' Cllt | ( the prici Newe: Holi* T( consistii Jewelr Hand Se Enc , aim| is wit | ( j uOi i eariy ' I A.% lb I * i Yours r< I The C || SALE y i1 ) j I I \s 'vEmpcror William lias confer t) 1 < writer of Merit on Cen. Maokeii'/aii for his successes in Poland. Attention is directed to tlie ad vertisoment of T'.h- Crown .leweln Co. in this issue. Tliey a splendid as sortineut K">"1; u tneir Ilia an i 1 ?re a<lv i r > m: a d:: fti.n of one fourth off. It will lie l?i vi iii* ire'iv*; to* ren:l i.ie'" ad and then cull and insiH'ct Mcir goo Is. lM'ompt Action Will Stop Ymtr <"- -ii; When vnii tirsl eate'i a enlil lofleii | indicated Iiy a smv'/.e or cough i I real* It up at once. The idea that "It dnesi not matter" often leads to serious eoin4'liOatiiuis. The remedy which immediately and easily penetrates the lining of the throat is the kind demanded. 1 >r Kings New ISscovery soothes the irritation. loosens the phloem. You feel I letter at mice. "It seemed to reach the p'ery spot of my OoiirV is one of nuui.v| honest testimonials. .">0^ :it your, druggist.?Adv. ? Cur Center of Area. The center of area ol' the continental "United States (excluding Alaska, I la- J wall and other i cent recessions) is i in northern Kansas, about ten miles north of a place called Smith Center, county seat cf Sthuh county. .In lati'cude 39:?5. lengitudc 9S:'0. The coii*cer of population is 51 miles south and about 657 miles cast of the ci utcr of area. * ** j y'"rv V*? Take Notice! 1 Cheraw will give a sonic Hal! Thursdaj at 8 o'clock. A!! ti Woodmen, holding November, are requ as there is importa transacted. G. 1M M. C L r r? h Your D t / o the low price o depressed busines lerally we have de he-Fowl of our entire ^toe st and Swellest li day Goods ever brc ) Chera lg of Watches, y, Silverware, Cut Pointed China, ts and Novelties : is complete and hheld, everything -? I SB f\ r\ 4-1! 9 41 t (it, < > f* f\ f ;iUUCU Hi usv, a-ujiA me in &t and make your < %/ ons while the line complete. especlfu'ly, rown Jewel Cheraw, S. *0 FERMS SPOl \oh: roi.n is dynhkkois . BKK.lk IT IT? M?V A Cold is readily catching. A rundown system is susceptible to (terms at once. Dr. Hell's Pine-Tar Honey ls fine for Holds and Coughs. It loos us the Mueous, stops the Cough and soothes l lie Lungs It's guaranteed. '>nly "Joe. at your druggists.?Adv. <'lit i-Unas is eoining-only three lilcliS I'l l Mil I.MIIori'oW. i Munster Croo Area. Monster Ireland, has a crop area j of 1 :!v7.L'n7 acres, ; ad a population ot j l,0wi>, t 'j pi r.i-.Ji.s notk'k op ii!'km:m; books of | slikhiition \i-tiee is hereby given Hint under I lite aulInnilv given lis I?v the See-i 1 ivlary id' Stale, in his eottiinissioii j dated .November Jolli. It'll Hie ImioIis j of suhseription to Hie capital stock o! , file Fairview Farms, a corporal ion il is proposed to rgaui/e under said : eoiiimissioii. will be opened al finikin!; of CheiMW on Sal tin lay. I'eeeiu j her ol ll. It'll, at lit o'eloel; M. Jul |\ T. Til UK ATI'. \ .?. L. Clt.WO. K. WAIH'II.L. ('oiiiinissjoiH-rs. Heeelitber 1st. It'l l. h W. 'he local Camp of "smoker" at Mar rsi^ht, Dec. 10th, nembers. and other paid receipt forested to be present nt business to be I. WALTERS, I. THOMAS, Committee. -= ^ dollars JKK f cotton s condiicided to 'h Off ! -a- -3. k of the ine of t j (i >ught I I * Clocks, : Glass, Poilet in 1 J igty || nothing I ? \\ is in- ji it j tny i 11 ^ V I is ! I Iry Co. ? " CASH | i I r-P -ffn I t " i i I ^ ^ I' 1 he L?en i ot L?ems 1 ? is the diamond. It lends nil other precious stones g i in heauty and value. Hut all diamonds are not cost- ? ? ly. K\aminati< n of our ? Diamond Rings, bracelets, Lavallicrs 1 and oilier ornaments will prove that even good dia- ? 3 mornl jewelry may he had at reasonable prices. 1 I . CROWN JEWELRY CO. | CHE RAW, 3. C. 1 ....... ...... .......0 -.sxsXsxsXf it is certainly noi a confortab' jjling to know that if burglars or tiro should Invade your homo, they could r.o *a:sly find yo'.:r money. Our bauk has vaults for taking care of your money.lt was built for that purpose, with strong locks aud thick walls. Why not put your money In the bank and have PEACE OF MINI), and tli-t secure feeling of knowing that it Is in Do YOUR banking US. ^ The First National .'.J. l.J'y* ' r.*?WJ8bLikUL 36$53V-*An**?* J. W. SANDERS SM^THE HENDERSON Henderson Ok Sanders Plumbers &nd Electricians Chera w, S. C. We do a high class of sanit irv plumbing. ()ur electrical work is done subject to the rules of the rules of the Southern Tariff Association's inspection. Country work given prompt and careful attention. We build latest govcrmne: t approve STksna citped. jjgj >;v: ' , pop SE3 * ' ' "*& w'itr RUM ? r rt'I29 z/' t ? ' II r r*?Z' ' TW^ !"?T T-r0T^" * 3322 ' >-'. ' ,vv%;vfe &CC\ .n " ; ; S-C him! j: fM0?l': *".: ' -- : Tow we can have sup- I ;. cr. And? g Tbp rriftal: j all ready. - How much tint mean:; i.j the wife ? meals right I on time. Cooked to per- 9 f^T'l _ feetion ? the fire burned I H'If- - ! je.st rk'J.t - every lid at a B i Jj 'fl-. .. ... working heat, ready to boil I ' or fry. Oven baking beau- g . . ' . tduUy?both top and oven I i f'\. ?' ! ' ! going at the same I [ il4i?i' ! v time. 4 if' l'ire turning free H 3 /I? Jl; '--v fuel - I ^-7 ' . ' frft cord, hard coul or fl U ; si' ^ ? (J. y \ '1' . * } " Tl cse are just a few ;j | _ . _ ' , cf the "good th ngj?" 8 j j - '? ^ jJ f jr you m a ! fei i ,,Cole's | I ,% -S--i Hof Kasi I | Range j Tha* make your housekt; p\" easy and cooking a pleasure. H y r. Goodcook, this is ihe rarjc you fl 4 have 1 \ wanfr'. ' * ir Seethe name "Cole's" or. err It * j l KahKltf'V % '*!?" " N.' A'tfOi'v. //one getuine without it ; 1 Wllp?' Chora?/ Farmers Co. | i " ''.u J* ;