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jCocai and & Mr. G. W. Martin and Children sjieirt Sunday at Jut-kson Spring. Miss Marie Cox 1ms returned to her home ut Wudesboro, N. C., after spending several days in the city the guest Of Aliss Ellen Bull. Mr. Itay Coward, of Wadesboro, N. C., after siieiiding several dayH in the city with relatives, lias returned to his liomc. t ? Miss Susie Smith, music teacher in the graded school, has returned. She was m-companied by her sister, Miss Carol, who will assist her with her music classes. Call and Inspect our Ladies Readyto-wear Suits. They can't be beat lu either quality or pride.?Walters 1 Terrell Co. Adv. Mrs. Van Covingtou and children who have been spending the summer at Wrlghtsvllle, have returned. Miss Minnie Carnes, after spending several weeks in Ashevllle, N. C., has XEKHTlieU. Kiss Mary Thompson is visiting iu Norwood, N. C. ** Mrs. T. N. Crocker and little son have returned to their houie at Clinton, S. after si>endlug sometime with Sits. Croekers, fatlier, Mr. Win. Eddius. Messrs. Alex Harrull and W. II. MePherson si?ent Sunday in Hamlet, N. C. Str. and Mrs. Ixnvreuee Held spent week end at McBee, the guest of Mfs. Hold's parents, Mr. and Mrs It. IS. King. The tangle up ahout dye stuffs on account of the war cuts no figure with us. We liuve the liest line of Iaulles Hoods ever brought to Cheraw, and we have them in every color.?Walters Terrell Co. Adv. Mrs. Patrick Tracy and daughter Miss .Sallie, siient the week end at Patrick the guest of Mrs. Tracy's I^^Hpi^^llr. audH^BBBBviniams children spent the week end at Patt rick with Mr. Williams, parents, Mr. and Mrs. I). J. \^lllams. Messrs. William Edens and Osmond ltethea, of Dillon, were visittvrs at The Chronicle office Tuesday. * Rev J110. McXwcen, Messrs. William K<lons and Osmond Hetlien of Dillon, sj>ent Inst Tuesday In the city.' Rev. Jno. McQueen, of Dillon, spent n few hours in the city yesterday enroute to Morven, N. C. Mr. Boh McNalr, the pouplar eondoctor on the C. & L. passenger train, spent Sunday In Hamlet, N. C. I Sound M; V Oonsatently adb o nized ccrrect ruli merclal banking, i JlA vestments to the "J" converted Into ca; V Farmers Bank of offer to conserv ?* the advantages ar ed and perfected 1 lotions with its de X of business men J fully understood; made to make arc value to detosito <? YOUR account is i j. Merchants & CHERiW SOU Y . - ! Y Z - ! I T.v^* 1 | JhLiiM x 4 ManSt/l f Hv HHP A HT t i \frsonai 9/eurs. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Biggs spent Sunday In Hamlet, N. C. * * Rev. J. 8. Hartzell met his regular apiiolntmeiit In Hamlet, N. C., Sunday. New Hoods coming In dally.?Walters Terrell Co. Adv. Mrs. Shoemaker and daughter, who have been spending several days with their uncle, Mr. R. T. Caston, left thts morning for their home at Spartanburg. m?_ ** - ? mr. tiay roynter, of Monroe. N. C-. Is visiting hie uncle. Mr. A. B. Coward. ?? Mr. and Mrs. I. P. Mangum and children, of Chesterfisld, were vl?ltora in the city yesterday. Mrs. Q. T. Harmon and children have returned from Greenville, jvbere they have been spending the summer. Mr. J. A. Sellers, of Hickory, N. C., is in the city on a business trft>. Mrs. O. L. Stdbbs and little son have returned to their home in Sumter after spending several weeks in the city. Miss Bessie Wilson, of Charlotte. N. C., Is visiting, her brother, Mr. Thos. Wilson. * * * I The Cheraw Public School opened yesterday with all the teachers present. and with a record breaking attendance of pupils. Master Stanford and little Miss! .Eugenia Barden, of Monroe. N. C.,1 spent the weekend with, their uncle! Mr. A. B. Coward. *** Misses Mattle and Ethel McLeod, who have been uDendlna 'several days with their brother, Mr. H. A. j McLeod, have gone to Hartsville (or a visit before returning tp their home at Wysacky, S. C. ** Ltt&e Miss Marion Martin apent 'he past week with her aunt. Mrs. W. ?Dr. ?R. L. McManus lost his residence in Pageland by Are last Sunday morning about 3 o'clock]. The Doctor and Mrs. McManus were visiting in Ruby at the time. The house ind furniture were covered by Insurance. September 6th, (Monday) being a legal holiday Labor Day) the postlfflce will he open from 11 o'clock a. in. to ii.30 p. and the rural carriers will make no round that day. DR. O. H. TURVIS Physician and Surgeon Hotel Covington Building Phones Office *43 RmUmm *44 anagement i erlng to the recog- J >s of Leglmate com- X and confining Its in- *V* kind that la easily V ih, the Merchants A Cheraw continues to atlve businees men id facilities develop close personal re- J l>osltors. The needs in this section are and every effort is <?? mints of the utmost ' rs. i respectfully solicited J* X Farmers Bank J TH CABOLIKA i | I ^ "y ^ |ft| VataAitAA^i 4^4 a^a a^A A^A Has the most comp tent workmen. W others and will plet r SOMETHING NEW FOB CHERAW Mr. P. J. Williams Installs a New and Novel Enterprise?Will be Great ( Conveience to Farmers Mr. P. J. Williums is an optomist?be ( l?elieves lu "Doing it Now." He is practicing what be is preaching. He has bought and is installing just as ^ ast as the machinery arrives an up to dute outfit for the handling of corn. He proiH)ses to create a market in Che raw for all the surplus corn in ^ this whole section of no... J ? J. after there will Ik? no excuse for not growing corn. ^ If you have more corn than you need Mr. Williaius will buy it from you ami pay you the cash Just as the cotton buyers buy ami pay you for ^ your cotton. If you <lo not want to sell your corn Mr. Williams is prepared to shock and shell it for you. All you need to do is to gather it from the Held and ltaul it to his plant and he will turn it buck to you shelled out * and as clean as if shelled by hand. 11 Then again. If you want your corn n ground into meal, Mr. Williams will n grind the corn for you. In other words, you can haul your corn to his plant, near the base ball park, in the. shuck 11 andreturn home with shelled com or ei meal as you select. ** See Mr. Williams' ad in another w colum of The Chronicle. fl c< oi WALTERS-TEBRILL COMPANY. Q] Now In Building on Second Street ** 1o 01 to The WaHeni Terrell Co., who havel Iteen doing buHineaa on Market Street for a number of years, has moved around on Second street to the large . building recently occupied by the Che- ^ raw Mercantile Co. The.v have a nice si building, nicely arranged for dix- .. playing their large xtoek of goodx, and every train lx bringing in new goods. r< A cordial invitation lx extended to everyIxxly to call and see them In ^ their new quarters. ^ ' ir Seaboard Officials Visit Che raw. ai Officials of the Seaboard Air Line vixlted Cheraw Saturday. The trip wax made in gasoline motors, and a p brief stop only wax made, the lnteu- a tion being to encourage in a general fj way the "get-together" spirit rl The jvarty consisted of I*. <?. Wal- t? ton, sniierintendant, Hamlet; S. P. s] Strlngfellow, assistant general frelgth u |aauut, Atlanta VV7 Small, division 7> passenger agent. Savannah; H. T. tl prosxer, industrial agent , Hamlet, *V 'juanrjjtnlep mjnp 'nop p Trainmaster Prltchard, Mr, Vermll- p R. N. McNeill, roardmaster. Hamlet, n and O. (1. Donny, commercial agent, ^ Columla. 0 1 r Kvans-Soenrer " ' The following invitation has lieen ? issued; s Mrs. William DeWitt Evans requests the pleasure of your company at the v marrage of lier daughter, Nan Kltt to J< Mr. Thomas Higham Spencer on Sat- 1 unlay evening. Septeml?er the elgh- t< teenth at six o'clock Saint Davids Church, Cheraw, South Carolina. A BEST PAINT What is it? Devoe. How I )evoe? It's 160 years old; but that isn't how. 1 Ithns long Ihhmi the l>est; hut that isn't how. It has been develoi>ed by use and study, by study and use; that is how; ami approved by exi>erience, many years; that's how. It commends itself by long lasting h and small paint-cost; not cheap by the -? .... - M.??u, mil i-arap i?y me J??l? and cheap l?y the year ami ten years, cheap by the lifetime. That's how. o Lathi's tlmp store sells it. A HEALTH AND HAPPINESS DEPEND ? UPON YOUR LIVER. o That slupplish liver with its si uppish <1 blow of bile is what makes the worhl f look so tlark at times. Dr. Kinp's New c Life Pills po straipht to the root of the \ difficulty by waklnp up the action ef the u liver and increaslnp the bile. I)r. Kinp's New Life Pills cause the bowels to act s more freely ami drive away those I "moody days." 25c. a bottle. I The CI iletely equipped printing e buy paper in large qu iseyou. All we ask is THE CHRONICL I f . \ ordinance NO. Iff. Be it ordainde the Town Council f the Town of Cheaaw and it in hereby irdaincd, that on and after the ratifiation of thin Ordiaance It shall be uuttwful for any i>eraon, whether owner r driver,* to run aa automobile in the treets of the said town of Cheraw with he "CUT OUT" of their altouiobhe pen. r Any person violating this Ordinance hall be punished by a flue of not less ban One Dollar m^tnore than Twenty 'Ive or lie sentenced to the Town or lounty Chain Cong for not less than me I)ny or more than 30 Day*. Ratified In Council assembled this th day of August, JL D. 1915. J. A. 8PRUILL, >. L. TILT,MAN, Clerk. Mayor. ORDINANCE NO. 10ft J Be it enacted by tbe Town Council of be Town of ClieiRw, that It shall lie nlawful for any person, firm, corpo- \ ition, or company, to ship, transport, >nvey any intoxicating liquors Into ie said towu of t'beraw from any point hatsoever without |he incorporate ] mlts thereof, for the purpose of delivring, or to deliver, the same to any erson, firm, corperation, or company, ithin said town, or for any person, rm, corporation, or company, to revive, or be in possession of, any spirit; as, vinous, fermented, or malt liquors, * r beverages, containing more than one 1 ecentum of alcohol, for his, her, its, f r their own use, or for the use of aether person, firm, corporation, or com- ' any, except as hereinafter provided ( 2. Any person may order and re- < ?ive from any point without the incororate limits of said town not exceed- t ig one gallon within any calendar j 1011th for his or her personal use of dritous, vinous, fermented, or malt j quors or leverages. 3. It shall Ik? unlawful for any rail>ad company, express company, corpoitlon, or other common carrier, to dever any imckages containinc Intoxieat IK liquors, or beverages, containing tore than one per centum of alcohol, to ay person other than the consignee. 4. Any person obtaining any such itckage under a^r false or fraudulent retext of any laid, or any agent of ny railroad conany, express compay, corporation, a other common car- , ier, delivering ^iy package contrary ? the provision of this Ordinance tiall, upon conation thereof, lie fined ot more^mJfc^ Hundred Dollars r lie 7mprfs8BMror[~m7r more than hlrty days. Vm 5. It shall ie unlawful for any utoxlcatlng liquirs, or lieverages, to e stored or kept In any place of busless, or club room, or house, in said own, whether for Jiersonal use or therwise, and the liquors and here- ' ages herein allowed to lie Imported, r stored, must lie stored In the home r private room of the person or perons, so ordering and receiving. 6. Any person violating the proIsions of this Ordinance shall lie sublet to a flue of not more than One lundred Dollars or to Imprisonment t>r not more than Thirty Days. Ratified in Council this 9th day of august, A. D. 1015. J. A. SPRTJILT* >. L. TILT.MAN, Clerk. Mayor. HOUSEHOLD CARES ix the Women of (beraw the Same as Etaewtere. Hprd to attend -.1 toustbold duties With a constantly a- hing back. A woman shorn 1 not have a t?d .tck. And she seldom would if the kidicys were well. Doan's Kidney Pills are endorsed by housands. Have been used In kidney trouble >ver 50 years. Read what this Cheraw woman says: I rs. Eva Walker, High St, Cheraw, ays: "I had dull pains in the small f my back, along with headaches and llzzy spells. I tired easily an<^ didn't eel like doing my housework. I had ther symptoms of kidney trouble. Vhon T "? ** ?' * * n an vi ? tviuney Pills, I ised them and U?ey relieved me." Triee 50e, at all dealers. Don't Imply ask for a kidney remedy?get >oan's Kidney Pills?the same that Irs. Walker had. Foster-Mllburn Co., *rops., Buffalo, N. Y. | ironicle plant in this section, antities. Our printing a trial. We do all ,E, Cheraw, S. C. - ? ?? r-'v- i "T ~<c~ "?i V GROW CABB/I ^vSomiCIt ARC HIOH. w I of North OmIh the On?t lot of CABBAGE F I shipment during September and October, and bein end hardy and can stand the effect* of the hot sun I We hare only ?e variety. via.. THE FLORIDA I ftjvso as satisfaction, set during September and O Shoe, N ^..1000 to 4000 9 $1.60 per 1000; 6000 to 80C 1000. Buyer pays express charges. Prices by Pi I MKOaiTT PRODUCE CO- (The 700 Acre Tn B Woelsey riiSssiPtrsesfeesMpi B oa< eW*> #eS Ss eessh' yee Excuri $16.85 State Camp, Fla. near Jacksonville,) and return an National Rifle Tourna- an ment J9 VO] 5tl Tickets on sale October Jrd, 4th, 5th, 6th, 7th, 12th, 13th and 14th. Extension of inal limit to November 29th nay be obtained by deposit ani >f ticket with Agent Union S Station, Jacksonville, not la:er than October 13th and ter payment of fee of 50c. 19 For rates, reservations or any inf< :he A 4lnr*4ir? * jl jliiaiitic vjv 4'Standard Railroad H. L. POWE Cheraw, S t Freeh Beef, Pork and Po H. A. BURCH'J mm Covington Hotel Bldg. CHERAM Sunday Ex Columbia via Seaboard 1 Tickets on sale < day, May 30th, and e; after until September date of sale. Rate fr< Cheraw J. S. ETCHBERGFR, T. Columbia, S. C. C. W I ne nave cuinpe- ?s : and prices please kinds of printing. !j :! , 4.^A A^A A A^A j^A A A^A A^A 1 tilg to supply your bomo market during' De- j cember and January e have growing in the mountain* LANT8 that has srrar basn w for I ( trowa in that climate. they ara t?sh bet tar than any othar plants m cao set. HEADER. Tba only cabbaare that has I' ctober. Prices, by trpieas, tab. Horse K> Q 11.28 per 1000; 10000 and over, 81 par I trod Poet. 35c per 100. Addrsaa orders to ick Pans) YONGES IftLAMD. ft. C. I wttiis WswSarlaOpi I l WrHe Per pHssa. g sions $7.50 icksonville, Fla. $9.50 Tampa, Fla. d return, tickets on sale for trains September 28th, 15. Returning, all tickets id after' midnight October Vl9l5. $14.55 Washington, D. G. d return. Tickets on sale eptember 25-26-27, 19*5 turning all tickets void afmidnight October 15, 15. :>rmation, phone or write >a?t .Line of the South' * , Agent, . C. rk Saunsafe 1 & MARKET M . Second Street /, s. c. cursions i, S. C. Mr Line commencing Sunach Sunday there12th, limited to; t >m ! $1.25 . P. A., . SMALL, D. P. A., Savannah, Ga. rm Model K k ^