Cheraw chronicle. (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, November 11, 1915, Image 2
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successor to the Chera.v Reporter
which was established July 9, 1885,
and entered as Second Class matter
?tt Cheraw, S. C.
J. N. 8TRICKLIN.
Editor and Manager.^
i
Published on Thursday
by
STRICKJ.iN PRINTING CO.
Cneraw, S. C
All Cards of Thanks. Resolutions of
Respect, Obituaries, or notices of other
nature not of public interest, and all
uotices cf a personal nature Is charged
for at the rate of one cent per word
for each insertion. Such matter is
not news.
When congress meets in December
another shipping bill is destined to btagaited.
Seems to be a ship question
that refuses to be submarined.
Foreign finanicial exports think
borrowing money in the United States
. 4. .. i i>!under". Have
at present i> h v ......... ?
it your way. old tops; our Wall street
pawn brokers may have the same opinion
hut tliay don't speak out loud on
the subject.
Kansas is hound to yet into the paI?ers.
William Alien White rhapsodizes
that "It is a jrreat symphony of prosperity
that Old l.ady Nature is dire tiny
out on the Kansas farms." Then he
jroes i.n to pai .t a picture of rural life,
winding ip w'lli tb old Mm of ;!i
Farm driving a pnekaru. and not a
Ford. The story yets printed all ever
the country. The trouble with some
other states is that they lack the riyht
kind of jM?et-presS agents.
Tin.' day the president announced ins
engagement he also announced he favored
better heme defence. Makes a
difference when you've got a wife at
home to look after.
By the wav, what's beccnie of the
j-1 - ^ ii""" ^kirt^ that thing that was going
^ to take the country by'storm."
Mr. Bryan says he is going to stay
in politics, but not in office. Nln other
words, he's in the fix of the average
citizn not in office.
Note that Mrs. Gait, widow of a
Washington je\v(ele^. wen.t ici New
York with the prsidnt to buy u diamond
ring. Gting it from h v own
showcases probably wouldn' aavo 1 een
as sweet.
It is tru that you will he dead a long
time, but you pn.lably woo ?* reari t
it.
For the ove )f .Vl;?, wnv are corsci
ads always so attractive?
Now Henry Ford conies to hat v-itli
a scheme to send :iit.- or" his vi ip'oycs
to Valparaiso University .o give rhcnt
an education." Would nave t'10 ight
that the "best employes ad-ady had
made good without the idueatio.'i.
Youngest son. of Kaster is engaged.
I*art of Herman kulture seems t<? be to
allow Cupid full sway as early as pos
slide, so that there will always be sufl'ieient
nuinlter of fighting babes home.
When it imiies to polities, it will 1??
notified that every state in (hi- union
is a "privotal state."
livery time the Zips call on London
the iiritish public clamors for reprisal -.
The Hermans may call 'ens that.
In fact, each time on side ?1??? smie
thing international law would'nt be
be proud of it is given out that =t is in
"reprisal" for something else previous1m.
f,? if HM.AHA llaVilw ll't L i/kllt .?
i,\ uuur \\f n. i iin r ? - v,u
be anybody too proud to "reprisal."
June Addaius nearly spent lew whole
reputation for veracity by sayiu:: that
European soldiers were made t<> drink
before a charire. '>No\v com- Airs.
Harriet S. Itlatch and says that lite
soldiers really do tret uhishkey before
a eliarire. like horses before a race, to
stimulate them. It's a touirh life.
We have noticed with amusement
that the eminent Amrlo-Froneh loan
commission returned to Europe on a
liner.
I "tali comes to bat with a great potash
mine or vein or something. .*?.."<?)
feet lontr. It was time b? do something
about the potash situation. We corld'nt
get a niekle's worth of it He- other
day for love or money.
Surprised that Judge Hen lands"?'
called an attorney a liar f?vr charging
the Judge with maligning Denver and
its people. That's nothing to get ex-;
cited ahout. Judge. If you had laughed i
heartily at the liars you would have;
laughed thein < ut of court. Not to ta! '( .
a fool ser'ottsly is the way to kill him.
As was to he expected, tile paeitists
a: i the militarists are heuiuniug to
a'l one another names. One prominent
militarist says paeitists are
"cowards, fools ami knaves." Anolh r
sri; s that "a ma:; who hates war
is a traitor to his country." Such language
is not calculated to appeal to
the reason of paeitists. however. If
there is one way in the world not
to convince a man. it is to call him a
harsh name.
As long as n certain IiraixI of war
dispatches an* read ia> one en leil us
t'.iat lictlou isn't impnhir.
'! he bull -eas m has been hard ?ii
bucket shops. Ilinh ligures haw put
quite a bunch out of business. Cause
aii< 1 effect is peculiar.
'I ho oyster is the only animal fowl
that has not gone up in price in the
last Jo years, according to the I.ureau
of l-'isheries. This is because the
production has kept pace with the
growth of population. Some oyster
beds here not autre than held their evil
in the market, lint the development
of new bods elseuliere has done
much t > increase production.
WORK WORK FOR WOWKN
New that Itulyaria has gone to war
more manual labor is in store lor the
hands that rocked the cradle.
Five-sevenths of the population of
Itulgnria is composed of farmers.
rhe avenue Itnlear 's a frce-th'nicnig.
dependent. liberty l--ivin.tr peasant.
While the nun are at the front helping
in the inhuman butchery oliaruo
cerizing Europe nuiueuuuy ?.;i im<i
to attend to the small farms. And like
in other pars of Europe where the
men have gone to war, t'r.e women
will have to do it.
If all women could vote on war,
wonder what would happen to hell?
INCOME TAX I>OI)(?INCJ
In South Carolina when an attempt
was made to enforce publicity of incomes
by advertising it in the tax
ists. hogging reiH"t^
thousands to those who had very good
incomes. So the practice was stopped
Yet it is declared by ev erts un 1i.\
matters that pubiieity is 11: only
thing that c an remedy the r 'cs"M
wholesale (lodging oi' the int\w? ta\,
for it is admitte d on all sides (hat I'n V
Sam is getiing iiiitch of his pound
of flesh to the ohtont of millions an.
nually.
Nobody Knows wliu income la*: his
r.e:fehl)or pays. Evasion is easv. ilutj*-i
11 nature a;'t-:r. u-'iy won't .eiri .
en; it co:n ? raying tu* >.
THE COLDS OF MANKIND
CHILD itY PINES!
Have you ever gone through a typical
pine forest when you had a cold?
What a vigorous impulse it sent! llow
you opened wide your luhgs to take in
those invigorating and mysterious
qualities and overcomes hacking cough
The inner lining of the throat is
strengthened in its attaek against
cold germs, livery family need* a bottle
constantly at hand. 2".c.
to
IJr.ys and (-'iris 'rive i\l-j shv! at MeMeltoe.
V iv. s.? The hhrli Sehno.
/iris. \ 1111 ill-- li 'lji < !' the larger heys
sii ai lirr . i live a miiet-'e' Friday
evening, ( tid-er v ir- 'i v. a .1 sae
ess. i'Tie s. ;-: .?i S'i't was r -aii '.e i
and w i.l l?e use I fer the improvement
>f the 1". e'" j !:?; m l. A teillii*
il'irt U II I"' ' ) - ' 1 |l;|- \et!'alt
iviiii ortaiii/ed at r-e.
The niiieferel wii: repeated Friday
'\eiiiieg .\ii\ 1 aibi ; '/!? ne.icy w!i
he used |<? get ellltai < fer the ia/e
h" auditorium. Tin pbiyvrs v. ill g?>
t?i I'liloii school ie\( Friday n'-.ht and
dve I lie ) t rfm iuane again. The 11M"vds
will he ii-.'d for the eurtu'i.
A i-'riMlii"!)":' '.v'M Hi!v?'
' iit! !i'ii'i'iil. \'.ivc;,i1*i,i- 1" All
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\^";i!mill will ilf'in r jlililn-- ''U S;il
il*.':i\ . ?<T!i*r ?!: >. <!'>v. Vriliiiint:
i'll i t M<?t! nr 'I'll- '!:!>*.
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ill 51ii }11 ii'iftWf>J:ii*si!:iy.
v..-. ;; Al? lit I!" <.f Iwr 11*tIftY'einI
s.*;tt?!?'i"**-1 ;st '! ! !IMIW\ 1 I:III*I <oil l
li ( . !. 'Mi (M-l? A rt.M- I'ir/jr.'ili:* i
in ir:!'!'r< f'ii* -i fini". tlii-v -.vi'iv inviti"!
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People who
Mrs. T. Freeh, R. R. 1, Hickory
to tell you that I am cured of ci
catarrh and stomach trouble for sev
different doctors, who only relieved
hope of being cured. I was indue
surprise I am now entirely well.
FOR IND1
Mrs. W. R. Whitehead, R. R.
happy to tell you that I keep free f
catarrhal symptoms at all. I am
what I want, and rejoice to know
valuable medicine. I think it saved
Peruna I was cured sound and wel
Are Strong
The Tcruna Company. Columbus.
medicines can now procu
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AISO A 0001) REASON.
'Hi.'iv Is a great j,'lory in keeping
things neat about the h<>u$e, lawn,
garden and barn." says an exchange.
Folks say ui<v things about you."
The "groat glory" of having ''nice
tilings" said about one should be a tremendous
incentive to keep things nice.
"lie an rage hiinu'iii being is rather
susoo|i?d-ie ;<i neighborly comment. He
or sin* on a keen limit for tlmt good impression
that imparts such wholesome
satisfaction.
Yes, imbue the neighbors to say nice
tilings by d ling your bit to keep the
neighborhood looking nice.
Its too same in the country or the
city. Make an example and show up
the lazy ones.
TO THE lil'SINESS MEN OF tiIKRAW
business man should consider
the possibility <>f obtaining trade from
the ntial districts around (Jliertiw.
Persons iivuig in town have easier
access to merchants, to merchants, it
is line, and merchants have casiu
access i i folks iii town: but the difference
l?t*tsite,csslul :itnl uiisiim'ssliii
business campaigns often hinges 011
how well or ill the fieoplo in the country
nearby have been influenced.
Here is where a newspaper like The
Chronicle does a peculiar service to the
merchants of Cheraw. Xot inly is
Cheraw covered like a blanket,put the
iioiaes in country districtsi fltmany
miles are entered by. Thetflj^Bde.
The fact that so e?
The
lake advantages of thd^^||H|^OTn
dee to town to trade if fiRti the
proper imptius; but few of t^in will
In so jf not invited through tlie'.cnlums
f t!ii> -Miier. The reason is plain: in
'.. I. :he:e arc two rea.-nns: One Is
that they are naturally averse t'? taking
i i hai ce .-f eoiti'i ( ? town to get something
ai d then being db-a pointed. and
'ii" nln r reason i> that the mail order
ionic ! > the inviting to trade with
them if the home merchants fail to d*
their duly in this respect.
Live merchants should never let n"
ipportunity pass by to place some bargains
in their ads that will appeal eipe
cially t<> country trade. The people
i>i ll>c ci-.ontrv si rii mil if toil ti? kllov
what can I"' obtained Jo their iitlv:il:l
v j,i i-i-vi!: they sin* prepared to cnnuP.
f'< \n if they know they can iat snnietliiuu'
lliey need ;i >iI wish to liny.
< ; cc -l(> has furnished :i nni<|Ue
ni'-'icify vrliieV thvoir/lnMit flic eoun?i*y
<! : i;'icts around He-raw and ?nl?
< r'l <?ji? the: .i.nirial. * li.? pay f ?v it
iiiii fi I if 1?? -itlicv wart if. like
' i m the business interests of flu* town
wehnino them fo the city ;?.ud the
store.
TilHOYVIXfi MID.
One of the great . \ineriran \ice; is
to "throw mod" a! public men. Xot to
argue with t! r>ju on political is-. io?,
?;*:t to lire vicio'is pcisorali'ics at
ti.oin.
We arc inrry to note fluu soine
members of tlio South Carolina press
;ro ninonu the worst offenders.
< ;n .-.ifcly take tine thin;: for
minted. however. Every time a
I > V? ? 14 ID ?v ? llUiUCI
an in~-nltin?r name, doubts his
tr?'ncf or impeaches his good nan <\
the office holder is strengthened.
facts foi! srm:iJi:?s
Pain re-s'ilts from injury of congestion.
lie it neuralgia, rhiumaMsm,
1 nil'.ago. nc*::ritis. toothache, sprain,
bruise sore stiff muscles or whatever
ain -on lave yields to Sloan's Linil
lent brings new fr- oh 1j!o*dissolves
lm c si.-!i:;n. relieve1 the injury, the
circulation is free and your pain leaves
as if by ir.i'-io. Tiie nature of its <iuali:ies
penetrate immediately to the sore
si?ot. l>on't l.efji on suffering. G>d a
bottie of Sio.iii'; l iniment. Cse it. It
l ears instant ieli-T. Price 2."> and fillets
Jj'.tle lioi'le It, (I ,i\ HjilfK flg nilhll .'IS
i.y and :h weather tliis fi'I
has e.-n 'deliberately friendly."
use Peruna
Point, Tenn., writes: "I am happy
itarrh. Having been afflicted with
en years, and after having tried four
me for a little while, I gave up all
ed to try Peruna, and to iny great
My health never was better."
1GESTI0N
1, Pryor, Oklahoma, writes: "I am
rom my old stomach trouble: feel ffo
able to do my work, eat and drink
th.it I found a sure cure in your
ray life. By beginning In time with
1."
end Happy
Ohio. Those who object to liquid
ire I'eruna !n tablet form.
we: need a national market
! s(t commission.
t iklnhom.i giv v .'{.(Kin carloads of
J ikwim's tins year. Others southwest
and southern strifes also also did well
with the b wh crops. A large part of
the Oklaluinincrop went to waste because
the price did not pay market
lug expenses, la the large cities of
the country, however. peaches were
bringing from two to live cents a piece
a J' summer. There is no better illus- .
t rat ion of tin' need for better distribu- '
tioii oj larui products. There Is no
co-oporatiou. either. In one week so
many carloads of i tenches arrived in 2
c'liicago at one time lh.tr the market ?
i . d not a sorb Hie u and inu< ii cf tiiem
went to waste. The f .bowing few
weeks (here were sea reel*' enough to
meet the demand. We need a national J
marketing commission to tab on
the situation. This is quite asimpt.r
tatant as some other functions el
government already d'Viguled to loinmissions
from the Wushingt >n dome.
Idaho's new Arrowrock dam is the
highest in the world. Ilut tlia1; isn't
saying it is going to rock any.
One of our present day philosophers
remarks that the woman wb> cry at
weddings are women who tliiuiso.\es
have been married. Suppose you take
a look around at the next welding you
attend.
You can't beat this for cooperation.
'It long seemed a necessity in N< rib
Bakcta to build a modern hriuvt over
the litle .Missouri river at iae ;eniMedors,
and do away with the only
ford that remained on the "It"! Trail'
;ip;i united
their resources to build a steel and concreate
bridge ;it the same point named.
The bridge naturally would benefit all
,the towns along the route in that swilir.ii.
|)iil if it had been left to a township
or a county to build il there undoubfly
would have been no bridge ti\
at .M.idora for years. Such cooparat ion
imoiig towns is net only commendable.
ti.it sets a brilliant example for other
e'-tsioiis eonfronted with similar conditions.
Si Ji-crilie T 'J'he ('anr : !e
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The
GoideR Stone
THE TOPAZ was
known to the ancients
as tl e "Golden
Stone," and was
held in high favor
for its brilliancy and
color,
This bright, beautiful
has ionp
' h"""* "" n
been the accepted
birthstone for dull
November.
It affords a range of
shades varying from
jonquil yellow to a
rich golden color,
clear and very brilliant.
We can show you
the November birthstone
mounted effectively
as pendant,
brooch, ring, pin,
etc., at moderate
prices.
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Jewelers and Silvermiths
Chernw, S. C.
Selling Agents
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