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r i * * r.' -! *M i' eg? "K< KOR-KER covers the * ' thin coating and does no tire in the lenst degree. It eliminates soft tires, of air and thereby prever. ing and blow-out. Kor-Ker Puncture Cii Accessory th T1^. .. .1 j < a u mere ana CO gee I on the stabili IMITATIONS AM BEWARE They are poor remedi< I^OR-KER?re? Johnnie Over Sonther o/loc and t/ Miss Elise Duvall is spending som< time in Philadelphia. Mr. R. B. Laney spent Monday an<2 Tuesday in Columbia. Mrs. J. L. Hill and children are visit ing relatives in Kershaw. Mr. Tyler Thompson, of Lynchburg S. C., is visiting in the city. Mrs. H. E. Ballard and children speni Friday with relatives in Rockingham n. c. Mrs. P. A. Murray, of Chesterfield 1s the guest of her mother, Mrs. A. H Page. / Miss Gertrude Chamberlain, who hai been teaching at Laurel Hill, N. C., it at home. Miss Nora Stubbs has returned fron an extended visit to Georgetown an( Sumter, S. C. Mrs. J. M. Witsell, who has beet visiting relatives in the city, has gont to Memphis, Tenn. The Rev. J. S. Hartwll Ipdvaa nn 1PH ^^^day nlaff. for Reading, Pa., where hi uuufco art ? Man Churth. Miss Culberson, of Salisbury, N. CV 1 has been employed to teach the flftt grade In the graded school, and assunv ed her duties Monday. Wood's Productive Seed Corns. Our Virginia-grown Seed Coras have an established reputation for superiority in productiveness and germinating qualities. Wood's Descriptive Catalog tells about the best of prize-w inning and profit-making varieties in both White and Yallow Coma. Cotton Seed. We offer the best and most Improved varieties, grown in sections absolutely free from boll weevil. Our Catalog gives prices and information, and tells about the best of . Southern Seeds, 100-DAY VELVET BEANS. SoJa Beans, SUDAN GRASS, Dalits Grass and all Sorghums and Millets. Catalog mailed free on request. T.W WOOn A ? . WWW WW V W V SEEDSMEN, - Richmond,Va. !! Notice T Monday-Tuesi TOWN 100 Local A SPECTACULAR "Fi-Fi &' PB 35c. Children Gen 50c. Adults Gene 75c. Resen Benefit Resen Library Public "'"I I V At' ~.*<i ;k'# if \* ' % iiBOtifiller*"" ) R-K E R ;t> occupies but HttU space ; inside of the tube with a t effect the resiliency of the. because there is no escape' its rim cuttiilg, side cracktt re is practically the only at pays for itlelf >eck the Autaist must rely ity of his Tires. rillNG OFFERED? t OF THEM ?there is but one Cure?< . nember the name ! Womack n Expess Office * * * *** *#? * ** ^ersonai * ? * ? '? * ? CapL T. F. Malloy is reported critically ill. eae 1 Mrs. Tbomas Breeden, of Bennetts, ville, is Visiting in the city. ? Mr. and Mrs. Fulton Barbie, of Hartsville, spent Sunday in the city with Mr, Barbie's mother, Mrs. Ellen Barbie. I Miss Ellse Gandy, of Dovesvllle, 8. C., is visiting her sister, Mrs. G. W. t Afartin. 1 i The Chesterfield Wholesale Grocery has moved to the Watson building , ^facing Market street ? see The new bakery and Cafe being built by Mr. J. A. Watson for Mr. 1 .Lawrence Hubechman, on Market * street, is nearing completion. see Mr. E. Walker Duvall, representing ' the Cheraw board of trade, was in k Columbia this week, appearing before ithe railroad commission in the matter of retaining certain exception sheets 1 which the railroads are anxious to * abolish. M Mr. R. N. Stricklin has moved to Ithe Bnoi cottage on Green Mmt, opposite Dr. T, B> Winmaakar, Sr. l" '? "?be Xln Patty Wall* of Darlington, 8. a, spent Taeeday In the city. 1 Everybody?that la the travel&g public?Is delighted with the change that brings the O. ft I* train Into the , Seaboard depot Now for a poll altogether, and bring the Bennettsvtlle A Cheraw passenger trains Into the same depot Fee Fee ef the ^Tey Shop. This spectacular musical extravaganza Is to be presented In the town hall next Monday and Tuesday evening at 8:30 o'clock, for the benefit of the public library. Over one hundred local artists win .participate In the production and It promisee to be one of the most elaborate ever given by local talent in Oheymw as scenery and costumes will be imported and a prof?tonal director has had charge of the rehearsals and staging of the performance. Don't forget the day and dates. Bo served aeats are now on sale. See display ed. In this Issue. WANTED reliable man to sell atones for us In Chesterfield county: one with some experience in this line proffered. Mecklenburg Marble A Granite Co., Box n, Charlotte, N. C. -i: * $ 'he Dates ! 1 Iflv. March ?.7 ? ? J J VBH V HALL Artists 100 INMUSICAL FANTASY Toy Shop" o 10X1 itril Admission 39c. iril Admission 50c. red Seats 75c. red Seats Moft.-T\)St. at Ladd's MsrCh tore on or /r -j day, Melt 3 MntahMM* aft Mwilrosii flilihul The 117th Anniversary of George. * Washington's birthday wl^l be cele en brated at Montrose School, Frldaj of Evening, March 8rd at 7:80. The pn>, Fe pile of the school will participate in *" ' the exercises which consists of songs, an drills and recltatlona After the exer- Co clses there will be an address by Hon. tic W. F. Stevenson. be There will be no admission fee and Co refreshments will be served during the T1 social hour. The public Is invited. In ????? sii |5.N In Gold to Be Given Away. th Mr. H. V. Shroyer, manager of *he Eureka Canning Oo., says he is going in to present to the boy or girl under 11 re years or age, raising the most tons of co tomatoes on one half acre of land, $5 ha in gold. This In addition to the con- Li tract price per ton for the tomatoes delivered to the factory at Montrose Ck If you want to compete for this pilfc?"-ea see Mr. Shroyer, wh o will give yon w< full particulars. ca ?? pl Bntertainment at Stafford's School. ed There will be an entertainment at b< Stafford's school house In Cole Hill ye township on Friday night, March 10th, a for the benefit of the school. uf Admission, 10 and 15 cents. . tr \ ? - ga Teacher's Meeting. % so A meeting of the teachers of Chester co Arid county will be held at the Court th House'on Saturday, March 4th, at 'which time plans will be made foi pl Field Day. A full attendance of thi ui teachers is requested. be i th Kor-Ker is advertised in this issue, pl Jonhnie Womack is agent See the pl ad for particulars. in til Ta Oar Subscribers: We want your help. Will you do this for us? We are anxious to tell all of your friends and relatives about the kind of a town we have here, and the good things We are doing to improve it We want you to fill out the blanks helow ,with the names and addresses of peo pie whom you know that have at one" .time been residents of this place, or have a number of friends and relatives living here at the present time. We v0ill send each of them several copies pf the Chronicle absolutely free of charge to them or to you, and we ahall appreciate your kindness. You may this to us or hand It in at our office. This little service will help boost our town and feel sure that every resident will be willing to help. Thank you. Name Address Patrick ? Miss Clara Douglass is spending some time in. Columbia. i Mr. O. u. Turnage is visiting his ' brother at Society Hill. Mrs. W. Y. Jerman spent Sunday at Middendort Ifoa P. T. Clark, of Carthage, N. ~ is visiting at the home of Mr. J. H. 'scott ge Messrs. B. D. Tham and W. S. Wilks ju: spent Monday in Cheraw. on Rev. Peter Stokes .Presiding Eldei Tt of the Florence District, will hold th quarterly Conference in the Patrick as Methodist Church Saturday, March 18- rel th, and will preach on that date and ab again on Sunday the 19th. uu The Shiloh Comedy Club will givv th an entertainment at the Patrick school ? house Friday night, March 3rd. The Club is composed of home talent ana y, comes highly, recommended fud we ||l predict a good attendance. Te Vote on School Bonds at Mc Far Ian Saturday. McFarlan, Feb. 29.?The entertainment that was announced last week to be given for the school on Friday Ki night of this week, March 3rd, has Ug been postponed until March 10th, Frl- au day night week. eh Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Staton spent lit Sunday in Ansonville with relatives an Messrs. Robert Moore and H. E. tin Braswell spent Monday and Tuesday wt In Lexington on business. ,< ck The Farm Women's Club met at iuj the school house Saturday afternoon wt and a large number of the members wt were present Quite pn Interesting bu program had been arranged and w?v ?... read on household \dutles and econom- f01 ics by Mesdames W. B. Moore. G. C. re< Northcutt, A. V. Moore, Fred O. Scroga, which were very interesting and lmpor- tr: tant to all ladies. At the next regu su lar meeting in March new officers will au be elected. After all the business was bu over, a most delightful salad course re followed by fruits was served by Mes- w( dames G. C. Northcutt and A. V. iy Moore. ao Mr. J. W. Erwin and Dr. J. C. Dye dc auu ar, a. yy . ju.c&.ay spent several days here last week, working life Insuranee for the Junior Order. Mr. Carey W. Teal left Saturday for Wades bo ro, where he has a position. Rev. Fletcher Stubbs, after visiting th relatives here for the past week, has gone to Gheeterfiel dto visit his daugh. ___ ter, Mrs. James Griggs. I Mr. J. W. Pegues of Marlboro county Is visiting Mr. E. A. Spencer. Saturday Is the day to vote for bonds L_ here. We hope all the good citizens at Pi this school district wilt hot forget to come out'to the polls and vote for the upbuilding of their children and their B1 community. Votj for lends, for your bo children's sake. wi ??- In: Dr. H. M. Tarpfoy Z DENTIST ** bo Over Post Office g<] Houni 8:30 to 1?2 to 6 v 58| > COLUMBIA oouJnwyB. rbcT Pedagogy Claar-efMgeUn* was tertalned by %he, Fe^jpgy CSaas Columbia .College o^JMai night rhe Columbia OoUegejR W. C._ A. d the Y.- W. C. A. .Sqi Chioora liege observed the UHb? oelebrail of the fifteenth'.aM^nea^y of th$ ginning of the - Y. S C. A., at lumbia College, nalilMjy Feb. 12. le Columbia College Brie retained this opportunity to Jim lain their iters of Chicora anjAmingle .with em in a social and oSgious spirit The literary Sodetlef flare preparg for the annual AtAte between presentatives of the Jjfllor class at mmencement The Wbdjui society ls chosen Misses Mdflf Ariel and lclle Stoney. ~ . J Arbor Day wall obs^kd at the >llege Friday Febi 174 *he students, ch class in its aai&M^fcgrched and [>und in beautiful dAs over, the mpus, and grouped in;^kg*8*'aWuf aces where trees wecc^Hne plantL Each class planta^^Aree with dutiful ceremon^^^Baas songs, Us, and an apo^fl^B address by repress (a t?ee ofeeflMftSs-made > the program for th^Bttlng of the ees. , Again as A J^Bit body the iy nnd frolicsome girBsang college ngs and - gave lusty, lells, for the liege and those mos^lloterested in e observance of the Ayt This exercise lnltlaftd the work anned and undertakes by the Col* nbia College Club of Columbia to autify the campus. ! Er. Baldwin e landseope gardener, las been em. oyed and an els/borate i nd attractive an is to be carried oui to make the stitution's surrounding more beau!ul. llirth Laney. A ^VKlH^ DflWDER Absolutely; Pure lade from Creawof Tartar NO ALUM-NO PHOSPHATE While we do not tu!V that the neral assembly of-tarath Carolina st closed, yet we know of at least e good result they did bring about, te honorable body seems fo have rid e state of the - Southeastern TarlfL sociatlon and if we have at last been lieved of that body, we should protK ly be a little less severe in our da, nctlation of the lawmakers for some Lngs they did do while in Columbia York News. , IISBAND AND WIFE BOTH SAVED FROM SUFFERING .1 * L wish to tell you the good results -self and husband received from Dr. liner's Swamp-Root About eleven 0 l Had a severe attack of La Grippe d was confined to iny bed about ;ht weeks under the doctor's care. ; pronounced my case kidney trouble d rheumatism and not receiving ii results from the doctor's treat' mt I should have received, I deled to try Swamp-Boot After tak1 several bottles of Swamp-Root I is able to get up and attend to my >rk. About a year later my husv ud was affected with- a severe at* L>k of kidney trouble and doctored r some time with th i- doctors and irelved no benefit -rKi owing of tht oil 1 hud received, 1 e decided to / Swamp-Root His londitlon was ch that he was confii id to his bed d words cannot tell hi r he suffered, t after taking Swast] iBoot he was lleved so he could g( I on with his >rk without pain. I ^ lah to heartl. recommend Swamp-Rlbt to all per* ns afflicted with kldvy and bladr troubles and you ma^jublish this :ter if you wish.? MBS. EldaV Pa. Sworn and subacribed^^ve^^e me? la 25th day of May, Ira McCarthy, -i rtary Public, Letter to ^ Dr. Kilmer ft Co., BJnghamton, N. Y. ove What Swamp-mR Will Do For Y Send ten cents to Dr Kilmer ft Oo, ngbamton, N. Y., foila sample else ttle. It will convincl anyone. You ill also receive a booAt of valuable formation, telling abAt the kidneys id bladder. When w|tlng, be sure id mention the CheAw Chronicle >gular fifty-' ent and dollar size ittles for sale at all Stag stores. landing army 1 or mum men s '^W1 ^ * - ' *F?KE* ^.^-r*\ ** Tv. . v". "W.-\ * v. *-v* * 3? . >, ' v I - #VA '>> ', <.. ^ : ^ * * V f vr v s Get a I For men who got arc or home-made cigarei or two for what ails i Forget you ever tried 1 different, such a fine fl friendly, youll get a new process fixes that?rand < And this little preachm they're on the right tracl you lay out a nickel or Albert, the sooner you1 worth Bwy Prinem Albert mil ommr tnnmic the eMIimedworld/ Toppyred tOngUe t?f?. Set tidy red tint, iOei VSbjZJSlaSrUSZ Get th ^thou in RJ.rey 11 ++*+++ee++4*+++++ * 4 BEST FRESH MEAT 4 ROLLER'SMARKET 4 Second Street < On way to PaBsenger Depots 4 4 ?? 4 We want to do your LAUNDRY * Sanitary Steam Laundry Phone 25 pee dee hotel For the Traveling Public $1.00 veil il&j * Special Weekly Rates Drink COCOA COLA ?in? bottlee * Guaranty Loan & Trust Co. J. W. Malloy, Manager, INSURANCE of all kinds ?r james 'ioy HANDWORK LAUNDRY Satisfaction G&aranteed Q. W. Lewis AUTO TRANSFER m CI 8. W. PRBSLAR CO. LBADING JEWELERS M. 0. Thomas GARAGE a A * 44444444444444444 Cheraw Bill Poster Advertising Company 4 L. C. EASTERLINQ Manager 4 4 44444444444444444 44444444444444444 Covington Hotel Barber Shop C. W. CLARK. Prop. Leading Shop in Town 4 4 Eat Tee Dee Stops Dandruff 4 4 4 44444444444444444 Wh Start! ray to a false start on a pipe ttes Prince Albert has a word their smokeappetites! to smoke, for Prince Albert is so avor, so cool and cheerful and idea of smoke joy 1 The patented cuts out bite and parch 1 ent is also for men who think t. All to be said is that the sooner a dime for a supply of Prince 11 make a discovery that'll be a lot to your peace of mind and I e idea of smoking all you want it a comeback?that's P. A..! NOLDS TOBACCO CO., Winston-Salem, N. C. r i > EE 4' i ? WOOD ! WOOD ! 1 All kinds of Wood or will Saw yor own wood in your yard Phono SI ~ f TAT T UV A A 44 44444EE444444444444 44444444444444444 4 ? \ H. L. POWE 4 C 0 A L 4 4 Wi gri 4 4 of 4444444444444444 4 4444444444444444 +< Walters-Terroll Co. 4\4 DRY GOODS 4\4 Gents Furnishings * ^ v and Shoes 444444444444444+ 4 44444444444444444 4 4 4 4 K. & E. BLOUSES 4 4 ?for? 4 4 BOYS 4 4 ' EVANS COMPANY 44 4 4 4444444444444444 444 4444444444444444 444 4 4 RANARD HOTEL 4 4 Ch< BARBER SHOP 4 4 i t t-t ij it rv o rv \t a U . AX. AX VJ U O \J n Proprietor ? Make Cheraw a CLy?the $ j Kept at home will do it. ^ Spend your money with the business * en who advertise and then watch + tieraw grow. > t < T T Maynard-Raley Realty & Trust Co. REAL ESTATE and INSURANCE -V "r x T T ' 1 4 C. M. HASKEW Blacksmith and Repair Shop 4 4 4 4 4 4 '444444444444444444 >444444444444444444' 4 4 See 4 4 E. O. INGRAM 4 4 For Maxwell and Chevrolette 4 4 Cars Dt I J.??. BOTTOM W Staple and Fancy Orocerlea wl E NGE JERT the national joy amok* Is the real tobacco for jimmy pipes end melon's cigarettes - 9 Mr MA. 1H7" wfcidi km mUm I (ArM^MMMk* |i?a wW* on? I LEGAL. BLANKS ALL KINDS at The Chronicle Office ft J. O. PARRICK CO. 5 and 10 CENT STORE II be prepared to make photo iphs Tuesday and Wednesday each week until further notice ft ft NEW PLAMATS SHOES The Brans Co. ^ ft . ft J. A. HALL Dealer in Fresh Meats and Country Produce ft ft iraw Cleaning ft Dyeing Works Your Clothes Steam Pressed While You Wait R. C. GRAY, Manager ft First National Bank ONLY NATIONAL BANK IN COUNTY Open an account with us C. F. Pendleton COAL, and ICS > * E. S. N. ROLLINGS Dry Goods, Notion* Shoes and __ Oroecrlea ' Bee L. O. LOWKRT (or Automobile Repairing GREGORY TRANSFER CO. Auto and Livery Prices Reasonable ly Phone 120 Night Phone 100 ooooooooooooooo l&lnwater Bros. Furniture Go. re solicit jour patronage and 11 sell tor oasli or extend credit verythlng la Housefurnlaktags