Cheraw chronicle. (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, December 17, 1914, Image 4
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Mr. Tom Smith Is home from the
Sooth Carolina University for the hoti"
- eee
Mr. Thomas Turner, of Pageland,
* .student in the Mouth Carolina University,
enroute to his home for the
Christmas holidays, spent a few hours
Ju the olty this morning.
We hare the most'beautiful-line ol
Holla ever shown In Cheraw.
H. W, Harra'l Adv
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Mi. <X K. WaddlH spent last evening
In Rockingham.
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j Beautiful vases ifor Holiday gifts at
H. W. Harrall Adv.
"Mr. and Mrs. O. L. Stubbs, and little
slaughter, of Suuiter, Si C., spent sere-,
^ -ral days this week in the city, the gq&t
?of Mr. Stubbs' father, Mr. E. L. -Stubbs.
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spent Wed
rnesday in Ruby.
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Cut prices to close out our line of
sweaters for Ladies, Children, Mens
;and Boys. /
H. W. Harrall Adv.
P 'y'
? Mr. A. <1. Kollm-k. of r>nrUmrton. Is
- ;' * iV tlit> clTy.'
Little Miss Viola Cuto is visiting
relatives at Florence.
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Ten Laides Coat Suits Latest styles
"' valufe $14 now $8.50.
H. W. Harra'l A?lv.
Miss Dorris Hart sell is liouie from
Winthrop for the holidays.
Immense stock of new shoes. Will
-? save you money on every pair and
L can *fit the family.
H. W. Harrall Adv.
'
Mrs: May, of Ohio, is the guest of
her son," Mr. It. B. May.
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It will pay yau to buy from us.
H. W. Harrall Adv
Judge R. C. Watts spent Saturday
and Sunday in the city.
? Mr. John Watts, of Laurens, S. C , is
visiting in the city.
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Miss Elisabeth Chaml>erlain is at
home, for the holidays.
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Fire works at *
H. W. Harrall . Adv.
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Mrs. B. R. Easterling, of Bennettevllie
spent Tuesday in the .city.
H.
W. Harrall Adv.
i. .1.
Mr. Charlie Cook, who has been sick
with typhoid fever at his home in Lnn
caster, has recovered and has returned
to this city.
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Fruit for Christmas
H. W. Harrall . Adv.
V NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS
Our collector has been out since
Monday trying to collect what is due on
. subscription "tc The .Chronldle. She
is having very poor sucess, we are
sorcy to say. This is not as it should
.. be. We have tried to serve our readers*
''faithfully during the year and the
money due has been earned and is
... Z-.''' Justly owed and should be paid without
excuse. To those who have paid!
our collector we return thanks. Now J
Paper is costing us more than it ever
has' before. .
We have some debts that must bo|
paid.
Many subscribers are in arrears.
Several accounts, now grayhaired,
are on our books.
Wp miifit rstrAnph
This means that our expenses must
be cut down and, probably that not as
good service can be given as has been
" or ag we would like.
And this means that'quite a number
of names must come off our subscription
list unless paid at once.
. .Therefore, take notice, if TheChronlcle
beginning next week, fails to roach
any of its readers, the reason will be
understood. -H by mistake, we cut off
any name whose label should have
been njoved up, we ask that we be
notified promptly.
^ " i B ffre Gher^>ftl>ronlcle,
J. N. Stricklim?^?er.
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Bargains in Blankets and comfort^
H. W. Harrall Adv.|
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WADNIXO J
All perons are ehrcby warned
against tresspassing in any manner
upon the lands of the undersigned.
. The law will be rigidly enforced
against all who violate this warning.
The Eureka Land Co.
By Loran A. Kerr, Manager
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Our entire Stock of Men's and Boy's
? clothing to go at cut pi-Ices.
H.- W. Harrall v A<lv.
1 , ' THK SPIRIT IN EVIDENCE
Tlie display windows rigged up by
the Cheraw merchants this season
carry 110 suggestion of hard times, war
times nor any other times except the
usual g?>od, happy, prosperous American
Christmas times. Santa Glaus
. 1m a great hand at bringing money
from its lurking places and he Is going
to have no less sncess this year
than at. any period in the past.
For two-weeks, at least, the people In
_ this part of the land are going to for,
get anythlng.that might have happened
/ to their pocket' books. .
IT r'r London, Dec. Id, 8:52 p. m.?For tht
flrtt lime id- Winder* history Eng
ltgh towns have suffered from the at
c tack of a foreign enemy.
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BBMlWtNiJK IMNffVOVBD M
Tuesday night about tbi
residence of Mr. Winifred Belk, Joel
L on the skirts of the city, was totallj
destroyed by fire. Very Uttto of the
? household foods was saved-tbe flame*
having gained such headway befow
bniug discovered, Mr. and Mrs. Bell
were asleep and were awakened by
f tbfcries of the people rushing to the
Are. This house was built a few yean
ego by Mr. Peters fhd was a handsome
convelent home. We understand
that Mr. Belk had only a small smnrfi
of Insurance on the building and "none
on the household goods.
rr8 ?l*TTY COLD.
Temperate*' ? IS Was Beglstered
^ " Hera.
1,-^A frost that looked like snow greeted
early risers Monday morning and It
| was aopompaled jby ^temperature to
match, and the weather man offers
slight consolation, either. If cold
|weather 18 to be regarded as an evil
for he predicts more of It to come.
| The storm that was hovering aronud
New Mexico departed) Saturday for
other parts. That night it moved
swiftly eastward over the Oulf States.
Sundayed with heavy raina over the
South Atlantic States and snent vea
terday as the unwelcome guest of the
Inhabitants of New England. Low
| temperatures prevailed Monday
throughout the Western and Central
States. The temperature here was
snappy but not disagreeable to those
who are prepared for it.
JASPER T. EASTERUNff DIED
VERY SUDDENLY
Magistralat Olyntpla Phased Away
Yesterday at His Residence
Liked by Lawerg.
( ohnulila Dec. 12.?Jasper T. Das
terling, magistrate at Olympla, ?Ved
very suddenly yesterday afternoon
alKmt 6:30 o'clock at his residence,
1104 lower street. He was serving
his second term as magistrate. He
was 6S years of age. Members of the
Columbia bar who practiced in bis
court held htm in high regard
For the last few days Magistrate
Easterling had been unwell but none
of his family considered him seriously
ill and he was able to attend to the
duties of hi8 office yesterday. His
death yesterday afternoon was a great
shock to his family and friends inr Olypla
and in Columbia.
Magistrate Easterling was a native
of Marlboro county. For a time be was
.Umitu tf-s.
V1V|'UIJ nuciui W* OkllllllVnA *W? was
twice elected inaglstrtte Olympla.
The members of his immediate fomlly
who survive him are: His wife
who was before her ma flags Idas
daMrow of Miiswar thmsngh
Ada Brown of Marlboro; three daughters,
Mrs. J. D. Dunnaway, Mrs. L
G. Howell and Miss Both Easterllng;
five sons, B. l#*Eaaterllng of Bennetts
vllle, E. J. Easterllng of 204 Sumter
street, John L. Easterllng of 1404
Lower street, Weldon Easterllng of
1404 Lower street, and J. T. Easterllng.
Jr., of 1404 Lower street.
On account of the suddenness of
Magistrate Fosterling's death Corone
T. A. Scott made a brief envestlgatlon
but decided tliat an inquest was unnecessary.?Columbia
Record.
Mr. Easterllng was well known in
I Oheraw. He lived for several years
j near the city and had many friends
1 throughout this section.?Ed. Chron
icle
HOG CHOLERA CURE.
[A "Pievention is Better Than a Cure
Says Mr. Sam Sellers.
Mr. Sam J. Sellers submits the following
as sure preventative of hog.
? hole'a :
I Jerusalem oak fed to the hogs will
j demise them of all kinds of worms
| niul prevent cholera. Try It and be
j convinced for yourself,
i The remedy Is a verv slmnle nn? and
is easily tried.?Ed. Chronicle.
GOETHAL8 FOR THIRD TIME
FOR IT. S. DESTROYERS
Panama, Dec. 16.?Governor Goetluds
has again cabled Secretary Garrison
setting forth need for destroyers
In i canal ports to preserve neutrality.
Col. Goethals says he has no means
of preventing the use of canal or Panama
ports as a means of communication
and that these ports apparently
, are being used to that end.
i Col. Goethals today expressed opinion
that there was as much necessity
for destroyers at canal ports as at
any other American ports where they
were stationed to prevent breaches ol
i ^maritime laws or of neutrality.
f/ededared that judgeing from reports
retorting him it was evident the
vicinity of the*is.thmuH was being used
as u temporary baStf- for the transfer
of supplies and as a means, of con;mallien'i
nt. * \
Tlie Cheraw Lyceum has arranged
for two addresses on the European
situation, one from Hon. Theodore D.
Jervey on the Allies side to be held
Ion' Monday evening Dec. 21st and the
|other by Mr. Paul Weirse on the
German Austrian side to be delivered
on the evening of Jan 4th. Both ol
these are to be free of charge and th?
lecturers are ftald to be the best Infor
med In the State on their respectlvi
sides. *
Te Wed This Heath
Cheraw, Dec. 11.?The Rev. ant
Mrs. J. N. Wright announce the ap
proachtng marriage of their daughter
Leila Maylone, to William HaroU
Greene of Aiken. The marlage wil
take place on Monday. December 18
at the home of the bride. This an
nouncement will be read with lnteres
by their many friends throughout thi
State,
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] Not ft single Austrian, a statmenl
by the Servian general staff says, non
) remains on Servian solL
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The nhnual meettn* of the county
BwM of Commlookmw will be held
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F ' erj
Mr. J. N. Oompbeell and family bore
* returned to their country home eest oi gi
| (hMtrrflckL The house they vacated ty
1 eti Gr?n street will be occupied by
l Mr and lira Lee Melton " Pi
Watt Inyram, colored, is in jail to
owgtt the next term oof criminal court.
tifewae^Uwed-there Saturday on the to
r chars* of l^tendtnir a hot supper just i
bcrood En*!- * Stag's on the Che-! ?i
caw road am?- shooting up one of the' lei
Joy-makerrs. victim was Cleveland
Stxeator. JFlve shots were fired,
three taking eflstt and causing In- lo'
1 stent death. \ "
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1 The "End of the Rainbow,"
' seated by a number of^Chesterflepi pj(
' young ladles and young m?bwfi?-ut-1
1 tended by a large and appreciative an- foi
dience Tuesday ni^ht. Every .part, an
was well acted and the play was one
of the best that has ever been given
at Chesterfield. ?
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Over near the Jail is one of ye old ill
fashioned stills, the kind that makes .
1 the genuine mountain dew. It is trt
cold as well as still just now it Is true, |
1 but It worked beautifully, so It is, **"*'
raid, until last Saturday night when j
' Sheriff Douglass, deputy Abbott, and ! (U(
rural policeman Grant transplanted it jej
1 from the jungles of Bearr Creek to vi
' town. Along with the jnlce-factory rtic
J*as brought one Will Lyon, who It is |?o
alleged, knoows the formula for mak- lhl'
lng several high grade brands and is ^
| held In Jail pending further lnvesti- ^
' gatlon. The officers found the still jf0]
. in Ccle Hill township, iietar DougI
lass* milL ra<
lit,
| Rev. J. A. White and family left the
city today for their new home at Jeffer- w;
son. Mr. White gpent four years in
RockHill, in charge of the North Rock
Hill Curcuit churches of the Methodist jie
denomination. He and his family made rll
friends in the city and this section, and fai
there is general regret expresed becaus m<
the time limit on his pastoral relation: "r
made it necesaary for the South Carol!-1
na Conference to gend him to another 18
part of the Staa?Rock Hill.
' YOUR COLD IS DANGEROUS Th
BREAK IT UP?BOW in
A Cold la readily catching. A run- <lai
'down system is susceptible to Oerms th
at once. Dr. Bell's Pine-Tar-Honey
tg line for Colds and Courfhs. It loos- ^
ens the Mucous, stops the Cough and ha
I soothes the Lungs It's cuar..:.;: ;-.l. ^
Only 25c. at your dru^k:*.?J.l\. tai
The Reason. ' fw
"Alice talks with a decided thl
sossnA" -r r?
"Yss; her tooth were impcrl. 1 th<
i from London."?Boston Eveiisg Trr . trc
script. otl
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The Artist?An artist's failures often , rl.
lire long after he's gone. ! de
The Doctor?We're got you beaten.1 tw
We bury ours. m,
A Frolicsome Miss. ^
Although her face waa fair to view, Rv
It waa her greatest pride ' _
Upon a ballroom floor to do IThe
Cubanola glide. ly
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Danger Averted. th
"Betty said that if any man kissed
her without warning she would
scream for her father.**
"What did you dor j j,,
."I warned her."?Boston Transcript.!.1 t?
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You will find a
to st
FOR HER
TOILET CASES
MANICURE CASES
1 GLOVE and HAN
1 CHIEF BOXES
1 TOURIST CASES
EXTRACTS, TOILE'
f TERS
? HAND MIRRORS
BOOKS, STATIONEB
1 ETC., ETC.
For the Childi
of Dolls, Doll Ve
_ :i__ __i .
can easily select re
> Huyler's Cam
size box desired.
. Eastman
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By OHARUIB FK>?HU*X?it >i
"Describe himt Well, ta the m|
kOt, be BWt be big Mi ItNIS'J
lere ^was^ marked smphssle
pie do worship -the Brtbe ^Hp
pe! Go on, light or dlAT*
"Light, by all metais" Grace's dtyp
m now came to the flrbat <Z
"I needn't base naked. Let'aSSO
g, strong end light oomptatoiBtil
uufeome, of course?"
"No," moat emphatically. "Handme
men are vain. He must be efty,*!
He awept her a low bow, saytagt
here seems to be a ray of hope
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"Anil I"* k* " 1
?-> uu oiust i/o w?r|?uo. , 4
Jack was lounging among ths pftl
ivs in the boat, ^t the spirited Nea#
getlc," he sett'.ed himself more oaA
rtabl^ and pretended to.. .stifle n
'indeed! And brainy?" he asked
sasantly. e*j
"No, brainy men are often uneonfcj,
table to live with. Jest Intelligent
d brave and generous, clean-heart*1
, and?"
"My dear girl, he has never yet
en born. He's impossible. How
er, I'll keep my -eyes open and if h
ould happen to see such perfection
i Just send him along."
"John Foster, you're the most con-*!
iry fellow that ever lived."
With this hq laid strong hands 01
a Marsh Marigold, their boat, ani
a hard, slow push ashore began.
When It was finished John FosU|
1 not look quite so fine as when tft
t the city. H6 was hot, somewhc
nded, and, In spite of his jfrecai
ins, both trousers and shirt wdn
vered with mud. Then he utterel
i relieved "There!" and, looking dy
ere was a shriek of laughter. "Op
, what a sight you are; If you coull
a yourself." Suddenly she reachel
r something hitherto concealed!
en the little click of a camera, thei
>re laughter. "Oh, I couldn't he%
It was such a temptation."
"Are you ready to come ashore 1'
as he laughing at her, or what?
"I don't know as T dare. I expert
be killed," but she gave him h4r
nd. She did not jump, however, far
took more than her hand. He toe* j
there was to take and held h<r 1
it "Please tell me what my punlsimt
Is to be," she asked humbly;
d like to know now."
Eie looked deep into her eyes, "t
to repeat something I am going xi
jr," was the answer; "then I will lit
u go, and not before."
Did they see the envoys? Hardlr.
ley seemed quite content to remain
the shade of the willows, partlcv
ly when the Chesley party went up
s road. Then there waa a toilet to
made?an apology for one?mate
side a convenient tunnel, at the Bailee
of the company's entire stock it
ndkerchlefs. Still they did not bus
, somehow, they found plenty .to)
k about, and it was nearly dusk a
e taking a short cut across fle^B
:y appeared bpfore two very anxl^H
rents, one of -whopi hadfit tlHB
a back porch and his pipe to nw
?m disgracing himself as a host; tl9
ler, still too anxious and dlsappolt^
to see the funny side, relieved hinIf
In the following way;
"You might at least have sent n|
>rd, somehow. How.could I gf
th you off?nobody knows wher??
)w did I know but that you weie
owned, with the boat gone? Grace
id den, your dress is a sight to bld!"
Then, remembering her duly
hostess, she said In a milder tore
the other culprit: "Go right up o
a spare room, Jack. I'll bring ycu
me of pa's clothes right away."
When the great touring car caire
fflng and spitting back to town and
st the Madden cottage, nobody, I
Ink, but Mrs. Madden gave it i
ought. She was in the kitchen glig
directions for the sponging ant
easing of the unfortunate trouser^1
d it was Black Mary, with the fre*
m of speech of an old servant, whV
ok UDon herself the mi?
- ? ?-v >v?v V* VWU4
rter.
"Please, honey, what 'er y' keer fer
ace? Ain't we got peace a-plentm,
jht out dere on de pe-azzar? Ain't
m chlllun dun nuffln but scrap fen
0 year and mo'? Look lak llttl']
Iss put up a mighty big fight dta|
ne, 'cording to de close, but I reck!
1 he done catch her now to' suah.
le chuckled, partly at remembrance
an unexpected bank bill tied secure^
in tho corner of her handkerchief.!
>eace, Lawdy, dey's des lak two tur-i
) doves."?Boston Post.
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Frogskin;
Frogskin. It is claimed, makes the
ugiiest leather !;nowu in proportion
lt< Milckiu'ss.
AT
annamaker
Drug Store
complete line of H
lit every requireme
F<
SHAVING
TOURIST
fDKER COLLAR^
FOUNTAU
r WA- BOOKS, I
Gentlem
SMOKING
LY THBRMOl
EH
ren we have a sple
hides and Toys I
> suit your needs.
!y in Plain and Fj
's Kodaks and C
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innamaker
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B^BBy^ v.'-/%^' jjftMKTlff^T, ' fp x, ^~- ^
' pnhllrtwwl to ti? Joor
1.,, ' A.* M dl.i AM * "
It !ww *y w wiwuii ii wpwtWt
I to StolBt treat anstoty. Hto doctors
I Hpeok of ? cottons sore throat follow^gr^U*bcrta
which the emperor eon
Croara Prince Alexander
feed Prince George hare entered Bel
Mnto* At4he head qg the victorious
(fcrvian army, according to a .Renter
dispatch today from Nlah.
Prompt Action Will Step Tew Cough
When you first catch a cold (often
indicated by a aneese or oougb) break
.It up at once. The Idea that "It does
not matter" often leads to serious compllcatlHfis.
The-"relucUy wWch ^luH^ejJtately
and easily penetrates the llnlnfev
of the throat Is the kind demanded. Dr
Kings New Discovery Boothes the lrriiation,
loosens the phlegm. You feel
bettef at once. "It seemed to reach the
very spot of my Cough" is one of many
honest testimonials. 50c^ At your
druggist.?Adv.
Polygamy In the Doll House.
"You've bad this sailorboy doll a
long time, Annie," said a mother to
her little daughter, "and the janitor's
Httle girl is ill, and hasn't any doll
'0 play with. Don't you want to send
her your sailorboy?" "I'd rather she
^had any one of the others," was the
"surprising answer. "You see, mamma,
that's., the only man we have In the
family, And he's married to all the
other dolls."?Youth's Companion.
His Morning Work.
. "Those pies look very flat this morning."
said the proprietor of the lunch
counter.
"Yes, sir," replied the boy^ attendant.
"I was swattin' flies on 'em this
morning, sir."
The Reason.
"I guess it lakes a lot of capital
to go into the bakery business."
"Why that business especially?"
"Because you can't make bread u?
less you have the 'dough.'"
NOTICE
I will collect Taxes in Cheraw
Monday Next, Dec 21st.
As this date is given for the
convenience of taxpayers i n
Cheraw Township, I hope every
one will take advantage.
W. A. DOUGLASS,
County Treasurer.
riA/t *v? iou
I J>VVt JbAA) X t/X1*
N O T I C E
j The annual meeting of the
) County Board of Commissioners
will be held on Dec .31s ,
II "1All persons holding
rclaims against the County of
-Chesterfield will flflle the same
on or before said date.
H. P. KING,
Supervisor.
NOTICE
j All perxonx are warned against
, irexiiasxlng in any hianner on the
lands known as TAR KILN. I will
lrr.iseoute anyone violating this warning.
H. L. POWK,
1 >ec. 15. 101-1.
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USEFUL CHRISTMAS PRESENTS
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are laways prized most highly,
j Ah a suggestion, why not |end
your friend a ton of your quality
oal? We know it will share.
ATust tell us where to send it and
it will he there on time. Qualify
Coal with comfort in every
! ilece.
H. L. P O W E,
Cheraw, S. C.
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& Sons ,
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[<bliday Goods
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DR HIM
SETS
CASES
rfRbs anl BOXES
PENS
STATIONERY for
^SETS
3*. BOTTLES
*C., ETC. v
:ndid assortment
rom which you
mcy Boxes?any
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tymeras.
f& Sons
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Jn
the DWrid Coort of the United
States for <he laatern District of
Sontfc Carolina.
in Bixsjranox.
in the alter if & X Godwia bankSTTo
tlw cradttsM of H- X Godwin, of
Cheraw, Si G, in the County of
Chesterfield and district aforesaid, a
bankrupt.
Notlcs Is hereby siren that on the
8th day of December A. D., 1914
the said H. J. Godwin was duly adjudged
a bankrupt, and that the first
meeting of his creditors will be held
at the office of Pollock ft Pegues,
Cheraw , 8. C. on the 29th day ufW
A. P., 1914, at 11 o'clock In tee A. 'if.,
at wWch Uuc the said creditors may
attend, prove their clalifil, appoint a
trustee, examine the bankrupt, and
transact suoh other business as may
properly come before said meeting.
T. C. CORK,
IS Referee in Bankruptcy.
Florence, 3. C., December 14, 1014. ]
THE "?ARLINGTON BRICK A TILE !
/ COMPANY, J
Darlington, 8. C? ]
Prepared to ship promptly our aland- i
ard Society Hill brick?than which !
there la no better.
Send us yonr order. Can ship on 1
one day'n notice. Quality and promirt.
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Relit
I For Evt
I the 1
With the war i
of cotton away d
I And at the same
of winter needs t
Now, in order tc
II crisis, we have tb
1 On ever
Trunks,
Ranges,
Housebo
tween I1
15th, FO
We Will
Or?Eve
bill for
regular c
We Will
Please notice t
re-marking or ch
out all chance of
same prices the g
into our store. .
at our store are n
as most of stores.
I Notice, too, tl
lots of excitemei
which may be lo
It will run 56 ?
'ong. But don'i
the. 56th day. 1
the stock would
is sortie choice b<
and ne^ styles.
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REMEMBER:
misiaKe.
Caugl
Chera\
c
? "l? ?' " ,'rdL. . LlTs
; ;
' - Vtf
| The Gem of
W - 1 1* 1 T. t 1 11
^8 tne diamond, it leaas an ot
; in beauty and value. But all di
! ly. Examination of our
; Diamond Rings, Bracel
I and other ornaments wiil^jprove
mond jewelry may be had ^t^re
CROWN JEWEL
% CHER AW, S
XS)?!XsX5>??<^3*^
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t E A L
srybody in H ei
rown of Chere
still raging in Europe, a
own, ready cash is sea
time the man buying tl
o get for his dollar all
1 ? f ? ? ?
) help both him and oui
lis offer to make:
y dollar's worth of Furn
Bags, Suit Cases, St
Floor Covering, and all o
Id Goods, bought of us
November 21st and Jan
R CASH
I Allow a Discoi
25 Per Gent.
sry time you pay us a $!
goods named above at
:asb prices
Hand You Back
in Hard Cash
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