Cheraw chronicle. (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, March 09, 1916, Image 2
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ueeessor to the Chsrew Reyurtei
which vu esUbliehed July *. llM
Md entered es Second Class mettei
et Cfcerew, 8. C.
J. N. 8TRICKLIN,
Editor end Menncer.
Published on Thursday
by
% 8TRICKLIN x'RINTING CO.
Cnei?w, S. C
JOB PRINTING.?We solicit yew
orders. Our terms are cash on de
livery of work, unless otherwise
arranged. No orders accepted iron
parties not known unless a deiosi
^ is made.
ADVERTISING.-We solicit adver
tislhg from responsible parties only
No whiskey advertising accepted a
any price. Monthly settlements re
quired on all advertising. Traruien
advertising payable cash with order.
f.-Alf Cards of Thanks, Resolutions oi
Respect, Obituaries, or notices of othej
eature not of public interest, and al
aeUces cf a personal nature is charget
for at the rate of one cent per wort
far each insertion. Such mrtter it
aet news.
k * ' Pull for your town; don't pull ii
Sown.
"'Sdon'time for spring plowing am
% baseball agitation.
# Mate your city the best place to llv<
in by living better in it.
We do not hear so much of blue laws
They probably have turned white.
Mr. Garrison, former secretary ol
war, shows no disposition to follow
T R. to the West Indies. '
The candidates in this county an
slow showing up. No use to wait, the
water is fine and the swimming good.
Those automobile manufacturers who
talk of an 18-cylinder car are evidently
frying to put the locomotive manufacv
turers in the class of toy-makers.
It is getting increasingly evident that
President Wilson is not too proud U
fight for a renomination. And Bryan
is no pacafist either, when it comes
to a convention.
9 <i _ *
11 tog ca^JJ
uPff^Sed^uTtS^TeS^^^m
world, and your Uncle Samuel is getting
some of it back at cheap figures,
4.
All the railroads are now"making
money, but some of them are so far
In debt due to frenzied finance In the
past, that it will take ten years of big
Earnings and good management to pave
the way for some more mismanage
ment.
" The Columbia Record's suggestion
that a tax of 50 cents be placed on every
package of whiskey shipped into
Columbia, is going to be adopted by tbe
clty council. Why not the same proposition
be adopted by the Cheraw city
council?
Modists tell us that the dresses will
bd white this summer, on account of
a lack of dye material. It appears
they'll all look like brides, and this is
leap year too. But we suppose this
Is as close to being a bride aff some
of our lassies will get.
George Mullln, who while pitching
#rtr TWrntf Americans in a world
feories held Pittsburg to two hits and a
shut-out-a-brand of hurling that ha&
never been surpassed in a world's series,
is going to manage a "bush
league" team in Kokomo, Ind. Georgt
knows there is plenty of room at tht
top, but also some slippery planks lead*
Ling from there.
The United States today stauds
among the natious of the world as the
greatest supply depot on earth. In order
to pay us for the commodities foreign
nations are buying, American securities
that formerly were held abroad
are finding their way back to owner,
ship in this couutry. The momeutum
that America is acquiring as a producer
for the world will be hard tc
lose. Prosperity Is due to remain with
us for au indefinite period, student;
of the subject tell us.
The gallon a month law of 1015 say;
you must get your gallon yourself from
the .express office, and that if you keei
it at any place besides your residents
that you are guilty of storing, and thai
you cannot take a drink or open it ii
your office or in the home of any one
if you do you are guilty of storing. W<
do not see why the law makers struct
out that section which required you t<
' iiibel your grip, because if you hav<
any in there you are violating the lau
by storing it some place other thai
? your heme, or you are transporting.
OIDERBUT STRONGER
To be healthy at seventy, prepare at
forty, is sound advice, beeause in the
Strength oi middle life We too often forget
that neglected colds, or careless treatment
of slight ache9 and pains, simply
dndararirre strength and bring chronic
weakness for later years.
To be stronger when older, keep youi
blood pore and rich and active with the
Strength-building and blood-nourishing
properties of Scott's Emulsion which is a
iooa, a tonic and amedkine to keep yooj
blood rich, alleviate rheumatism ami
pvoid sickness. No alcohol in Scott's,
fcott ft fewne, MesmAcM, V. J,
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^ IT LOOKED LIKE BUSINESS I
The other day we were surprised to
receive a letter from a farmer, in re,
gard to some advertising. The thai
it came from a farmer was uoi the
r surprising point, because we receive
many letters from farmers. ..
The surprise came on glansing ovei
the neatly PRINTED letterhead. It
looked for all the world as lmpressivb
and business-impelling as the rereipt
: of a similar letter from a big ban a or
corporation.
The difference between this farmer's
letterhead and others received daily
was that his was printed and the letter
Mas typewritten, While the averagb
run of letters from other farm mana
' gers are neither printed nor typewrit
ten.
i We are not in favor of printed let1
terheads merely because it would ere
1 ate more Jobs for printers, but for the
same reason we favor printed letter
. heads for other business people. It
. adds dignity to the business and com
l inands more respect
When a city farm products dealer,
t or a grain buyer anywhere, or a cattle
buyer, or cotton buyer, or any other
^ business man coming into contact with
farmers, receives a letter from a farm
er typewritten on a neatly printer let
>r sometimes an attack of Rhematism.
in such cases apply Sloau's Liniment.
it stimulates circulation to the sore
ind painful part. The blood flows
i .'reely and in a short time the stiff!
less and pain leaves. Those suffering
t'rom Neuralgia or Neuralgic Headiche
will And one or two appliances
f Sloan's Liniment will give gratei
lul relief. The agonizing pain gives
way to a tingling sensation of com,
fart and warmth and quiet rest and
. sleep is possible. Good for Neuritis
> too. Price 25c. at your Druggist no.l
' DRINK SIX GLASSES
OF WATER DAILY
i
) An Interacting Statement by One of
? the Big Men In the Drug Business
t r???????
A. E. KIESLING
of Houston. Texas, says:
' "If you have a muddy complex lot;
and dull eyes, you are constipated. Six
prlasses of water daily and one or two
' Kexall Orderlies at nijtht will correct
| this condition and make you 'tit as a
| fiddle.' Kexall Orderlies, in my opinion.
f are the best laxative to be had. and can
\ be taken by na n. women or children."
? LADPS DRUG STORE
The Laney-Odom Bl'.!.
- In an interview with an iusuran
agent published Monday in the Ne^
and Courier, it is stated: "Had tb<
realized at the time of drawing tb
bill its far-reaching effects they wou
have sent it, not to the committee <
agriculture, but to the committee <
banking and insurance."
As a matter of fact, when the Lane
Odom bill came to the House from t]
Senate, it was, in the ordinary cour
of business, referred by the Speak
to .the committee on bauking and i
suranee, where all such bills wou
go. A day or two later, Mr. Odom,
charge of the bill in the House, ai
chairman of the committee on agrici
ture, moved that the bill be recalh
from the committee on bank ing ai
insurance, which was done by vote
the House. Mr. Odom. then mow
that the bill, be referred to the coi
mlttee on agriculture,, wliich was lit
wise done by vote, of the. House.
. ? i?n?:?
The Road Drag. .
"The-work of dragging the improve
roads Is doing much to preserve the
and also make them more servic
able."
This from the Wadesboro Ansonij
should be of Interest to Cheeterfle
County road overseers, some, of whc
The Chronicle is informed are oppt
ed- to the road drags. Anson coun
a few years ago was known far ai
wide as the county with the poore
roads known. Now, even a poor pie
of road in the county is nnknow
and we are informed that the improv
uient is almost entirely due to the u
of the road drag.?Editor Chronic!
COLDS QUICKLY RELIEVED
Many people cough and oough?fro
the beginning of Fall right throuj
to Spring. Others get cold after col
Take Dr. King's New Discovery ai
you will get almost immediate relit
It checks your cold, stops the rac
iug, rasping, tissue-tearing coug
heals the inflammation, soothes tl
raw tubes. Easy to take, Antisept
and Healing. Get a 50c. bottle of E
King's New Discovery and keep
( terhead, he'll be Impressed with some
( thing he frequently overlooks today?
that the soli-tillers of America are entitled
to the same respect, confidence
and esteem that banks, corporations
and other business men are entitled
t to and receive.
MODEL ROAD BUILDER
i As a road-builder, Iowa Is held up
by the department of agriculture as a
model, largely because .of its excellent
? state control of highway construction
Centralized supervision does the busi
ness. Though some other states?Iowa
. seems to be getting the most for its
money, according to the department.
The system that gives states control
, over the construction of highways, in
full or in an advisory capacity, does
away with a lot of lost motion and
waste.
The legislature of South Carolina
bad a state highway commission bill
before it, but refused to enact it into
law, more's the pity.
THE IMPORTANCE OF EDUCATION
Every parent in Chesterfield count\
should keep his children at school as
long as possible. If self-denial is nec
essary, it is better to "suffer in silence'1
me's self than to handicap one's
children.
Equality of educational opportunity
is essential in a democracy; to influ
ence a child away from an adequate
i ^^ca^^^j^crlme against the chihL
Education in*South Carolhmfs^ff
the up-grade, as reported by the government's
bureau of education. In par.
tlcular, the improvement of rural education
is noticeable, so that boys and
jirls in the country may have equal
>pportunities with those in the cities.
There also is greater interest in the
health and care of young children
The teeth of children are being looked
after more frequently; their eyes are
being watched and sight is not allowed
to be impaired through bad light; ade
aolds are being "cut out" and dozens
)f other health measures taken that
formerly were Ignored.
Ranard Hotel
, under new management
1 MRS. ANNE F. HOUSER, Manager
American Plan, $2.00 per day.
DANGERS OF DRAFT
, Drafts feel best when we are hot
, and perspiring, just when they are
oaost dangerous and the result is
stiff Neck. Sore Muscles
in the house. "It is certainly a grei
medicine and I keep a bottle of it oo
tinually on hand" writes W. C. Jess
man, Frauconia, N. H. Money ba<
if not satisfied but it nearly alwa;
helps. no
Death of D. 3f. Barentlne.
' D. M. Barentine, one of the mo
prominent citizens of Chesterfle
couiily, died at his home in Cheste
iield early Friday morning Mch
Mr. Barentine .bad been sick f<
far recovered that lie was able to t
at his work as bookkeeper for Odoi
Bros. & Co. After being out for pnl
a day or two he relapsed and gradual!
grew worse until the end came.
Mr. Barentine was born in 1850 an
was married in 1872 to Miss Nanni
McCreight, sister of our Townsmai
Mr. Jas. A. McCreight. Of this unio
five children were born, all of whoi
are living: Mrs. I). H. Laney, Mr
B. F.Robeson 0. L. Barentine and Mif
Annie Barentine of Chesterfield, an
Walter E. Barentine of Moultrie, Of
and one brother, John Barentine <
Clio, S. C. and one sister, Mrs. Tu:
iington of Baltimore, Md. survive hir
Mr. Barentine always took a lively ii
terest in the affairs of his county an
State. For several years he wt
auditor of Chesterfield county, then I
served several terms as probate Judg
At the time of his death he was clei
of the board of county commissioner
For several years Mr. Barentine wi
owner and editor of the. Chesterflel
Advertiser. Mr. Barentine was
member of the Methodist church. F<
almost 40 . 'ars he .was a steward i
St. Paul.church and for years wt
chairman of the boad of stewards. F
was also the chairman, of. the board <
trustees. His church honored him t
sending him to the district conferen*
from year to year, and often.he was
delegate to the. anniJal conforenc
He always stood loyally to his dui
to his church?
The funeral services were conduc
ed Saturday afternoon by his paste
the Rev. J. L. Tyler, and the.body la
to rest in the Chesterfield ceraetary.
I' W.
A. . Lewis of Florence, a wel
known Const Lliu? locomotive engine*
and one who had handled tl
through fast trains on that road, di<
Monday as a result of a complicate
of diseases resulting from walking t
phoid. He had been the picture i
health until recently.
Cold Settled i
Lost My "Si
Appetite. B
Could Not ?
Sleep.
! Remedies Si^i
Failed. ?U
Mr. Chas. Sauerbier
I , Mich., a constant Frieni
!; Family.
A.
1
Jchefterfieli
| LdcalFi
* f TO BE HI
-v Che aw, McBee
he
80 * > *
er
a, Chest rfield County will be
ld tricts to itering at Cheraw, Mc
ln SchoAi in the Cheraw Local
ld No. 6, J, 36, 7, 12,13, 14, 17, 1
il_ 31, 8,^25, 41.
Schoqs in McBee District w
ld 52, 4, 2l 35, 49, 2, 21.
0f in the Psfgfelund Disl
ed 1, 3, 53 27, 24, 34, 9, 46, 40, 3,
jj. The fading and spelling con
:e. 1st GraJe, 2nd Grade, 3rd Gra
rooms.
11:3(/Written Spelling 8th,
gether. 5th, 6th, and 7th Gri
a Grades logether.
,m No cAmtry boy or girl will h
of moy than two teachersmore
ttn three teachers will c
Eachschool is entitled to one
im The peclamation contest wi
>8. the 7thGrade. The Recitation
ty the 7th grade and begins prora
3d Thej&ementary Declamation
open td^oys and girls in the 7t
cq for thii contest will be annoui
ATHLETIC
se * ?J
le. 50 yfid dash for boys under
50 yard dash for boys over
100 j'ard dash open to all.
? 220 yard dash open to all.
m Halfjmile run open to all.
jh Base all throw open to all.
d. Rum fDg high jump open to
id Rum broad jump open 1
if. Pole ^ault open to all.
k- Cont ents must have a fai
h, an ave age of not less than 70
ie Thel ^st event will be held o
Jc land or March 31st, and McBe
ir, The dinners of the local ev
it such J rizes as may be lo<
at award# to the winners of the
n- be held at Ufiesterneia on Apri
e- to the(school for IMPROVEA
;k * All iitries must be in the 1
rs tendenlby March the 25th.
.1 G$t^t?hch with the Chaii
are L. T- Stillwell, Cheraw, 6.
Cogbl > McBee.
rd PREPAREDNESS
n ' Pxlflc
ie peace. We dust fight as well as pray,
n If It hadn'treeen for war we would be
ly singing 'God\ Save the King!' instead
:y of 'My Cout try, 'Tis of Thee;' if it
hadn't been for war the bloodhuuuds 1
d would be < basing the bla? k men 1
le through the swamps and canebrakes
a, today; if itj ladn't been for war Spain
n wouTa-'sflirt rtearing at the heart ot
m Cuba; if it h adn't been for the flag ol
s. Mexico woul 1 be waving over Texas.
jb New Mexico Nevada and California
id Yes, I believe in preparedness; I bei?
lleve in (ba tleships and submarines
Df and if any of the nations across the
r- sea should ci re to find out whether the
n. American pe >ple believe in the Monroe
i- Doctrine, left them start something,
id If they do, I would like to be colonel
is of a regiment."?"Billy" Sunday the
ie Evangelist.
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rk FOU YOIR CHILD'S COUGH
18 If your ctyild has a cold, nose runs
ld, or coughs much get a small bottle
a of Dr. ^^U's Pine-Tar-Honey. Its
)r a plea^H Pine-Tar-Honey syrup,
ln just wh^Hhildreu ll^e aud just the
181 mediclne^B) soothe the cough and
check th^Bold. After taking .child.
of|ren stop^Btting, sleep good and are
: soon ent^B well. Insist on Dr. Bell's
:e Plne-Tai^Hney. 25c. at your
a DrtiggLst^B no.l
State o(Ho, City of Toledo,
Lucal^Hinty. ss.
Fran^BCheney makes oath that he
ir, is seni^Birtner of the firm of F. J.
Cheney^BCo., doing: business in the
^ City of^Bdo. County and State aforesaid,
said Arm will pay the
sum of^K HUNDRED DOLLARS for
each a^Bvery case of Catarrh that
cannot^Hured by the use of HALL'S
U- CATAR^fcURB. FRANK J. CHENEY
r>r | Swor^B before me and subscribed
in my i^Bnce, this 6th day of Decern16
ber. A.^BsS6- A. W. OLEASON,
, (Seal^B Notary Public.
** HaH'^Btarrh Cure ' taken intern)n
ally at^^Bs through the Blood on the
Mucou^^vfaces of the System. Send
y- for te4^Hnial*> freenf
fTj^HENEY & CO., Toledo, O.
Sold by all druggists, 75c.
Hall's Family Pills for constipation
in my Stomach.
|j Medicine.
, 815 Main street, St Joseph,
J of Peruna, Uses it in his
T
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d County
eld Day
2LD AT
i and Pageland
divided into three local dis- '
Bee and Pageland.
i Field Day will be Districts
8, 19, 33, 37, 48, 47, 5, 22, 11,
ill be Districts 39, 38, 50, 10,
irict will be Districts No. 43,
28, 29, 30, 32, 44, 15, 51.
tests will be as follows: 10:30 de,
4th Grade in separate .
9th, 10, and 11th Grades to
ades together. 3rd and" 4th
iave to compete with a school * ,
Contestants from schools oi
ompete with pupils of similar
; boy and girl for each event.
11 be open to all boys above tr:
contest is open to girls above
ptly at 11 o'clock: * .
i and Recitation Contests are
h grade and under. The time
iced later.
I EVENTS .
12 years.
12 years.
all. R(
;o all. I*
/ to
ir average of attendance and tHl
per cent in class room work. ,)r
n March 30, at Cheraw, Page*
te on April the first,
ents will receive ribbons and Cit
;ally offered. The PRIZES j up
t GENERAL FIELD DAY to pj
,1 8th will be in cash and goes fo
IENTS.
lands of the County Superin. ci
man of your district. These
B. Dukes, Pageland and L. E.
A<
AN IDEAL SPRING LAXATIVE <
eh
A good and time tried remedy Is on
n? Tllfadjtt" ^-e ?rat, tl<
dose will move the ish bowels, sul
stimulate the liver and clear the sys- ;
tern of waste and blood imparities. wj
You owe it to yourself to clear the HU
system of body poisons, accumulated yo
during the winter. Dr. Kink's New (
Life Pills will do it 25c. at your ^
Druggist . no.l
re
q jax 1 *
L biscuit J
B8?? i i i i i i 11 .i?'i -J '
( woda crackers, maJe r..,..t, oj ^ iTo
I b??t materials. in cloanest I I ?
bakery of the South. Guarao- \u
teed fresh and crisp by dealers
and makers. One of122 kinds. 001
tafcriuaife:
fatobtWW Jatbonvilk Cracker Works
4 .
Red Steer Brands
sv
It is common goi
people who can deli
declined large pro:
reserved our materia
We did this, believing that >
held our Sulphuric Acid, Aci<
We have the goods al
shipping organization ready
i with a rush and the indicatk
excess of the fertilizers avai
\
We advise ever;
orders for the earliei
be sure to get his ferl
Is? no chance and get in
8 We Are Read
I SWIFT & CO
151 ,
Fertilizers Wit
/, >
It is^all very well to theorize abou
tr?
good crops without POTASH, but t
you can afford to take chances in a :
portance. Ts it not better to pay a ]
fertilizer containing the requisite a
WHICH PAST EXPERIENCE I
DUCE THE DESIRED RESULTS?
an incomplete fertilizer, and thr<
labor?.
We are in position to furnish out
sired amount of POTASH in the
solicit your inquiries. .. .
'1 i ,
Read Phosphate
^ Box 263. Charlest<
The Bailey-Le
Machinery, Mill and Plui
Automobile Tires and
*\c: Agents for
TheU. S. TireC
CELEBRATED G.
Charleston, S
There Is to be a big cattle sale at IM/*.
>ck Hill, on the 22nd under the aus. tTIdl
:es of W. W. Long of Clemson col> g
re. The cattle have been fed there
ring the winter, and this sale will
ing a large sum of money. , ^
heada
Prof. H. Q. Sampson of Washington iaek <
;y has arrived in Rock Hill to take livers,
i work at Wiuthrop college of GR
of. Weeks, who has resigned to go to naturj
msas. .. the 11
les di
LLOMEL SALIVATES AND flange
MAKES YOU SICK of ca
. j Get
... remed
:ts like dynamite on a sluggish b
liver and you lose a day's work. j Grigs
There's no reason why a person Rrugf
ould take sickening, salivating calael
when 50 cents buys a large boti
of Dodson's Liver Tony?a perfect 1
bstitute. for
it is a pleasant, vegetable liquid I g
lich will start your liver Just as
rely as calomel, but it doesn't make "rj
u sick and can not salivate. " J?j
L'hildreu and grown folks can take
xlson's .Liver Tone, because it is
rfectly harmless.
Calomel is a dangerous drug. It is IN 01
>rcury and attacks your bones. Take
ioSe of nasty calomel today and you
11 ' feel weak, sick and nauseated Pho
norrow. Don't lose a day's work. cjve p
ike a spoonful of Dodson's Liver!
ne Instead aud you will wake up
jling great No more biliousness,
istipatlon, sluggishness, headache, meQ j
ited tongue or sour stomach. Your t djs
uggist says if you don't find Dod- mea(.
a's Liver Tone acts better than
rrible calomel your money is wait- fer w
I for ybu. ' commi
? -g
s- , . ?fl
I WHO H
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THE G0(
<m n
ssip in the South that SWII
ver 50% of last year's t<
fits from powde;r manuf
lIs for our Southern Ferti
ve will be repaid by well satisfied ct
J Phosphate and Potash for our reguh
1 stacked up in fine, dry, well cure
to give the famous Swift Service.
>ns point surely to a fertilizer demam
1 n Klr?
y dealer and every farmer
it possible shipment he can
:ilizer requirements. Buy S1
i your shipping orders now.
y With the Best Fertilizer in the
IMPANY, Fertilize
CHARLOTTE, N. C.
. at
4BL
h Potash
t being able to prodnoe
he question is, whether
natter of such vital imlittle
more and obtain a
imount of POTASH?
'ROVES WILL PROthan
to take chances on
3w away your time and
customers with the de:ir
FERTILIZERS. We
Company, |
>n, S. 0. : *
?
bby Co.
nbing Supplies.
Accessories
ompany's
& J. TIRES
c.
ny Troubles Due to
in Inactive Liver
ly of the troubles of life such as
che, indigestion, constipation and
)f energy are due to inactive
^ .
IGSBY'S LIV-VER-LAX Is a
il vegetable remedy that will get
ver right and make these trcubsappear.
It has none of the
rs or disagreeable after effects
lomel. . *
a 50c or |1 bottle of this splendid
ly from your druggist today. Bv<
ottle bears the likeness of L. K.
by, who guarantees it through
fist no. 2 H
y
I E E F ^
AUSAGB
[. A. Burch I
Hotel Covington Building
thing But the Very
Best
ne 80 and your orders will ro*
rompt attention.
important meeting of business
s being held in Greenville today
icuss the matter of locating &
packing plant in that city. W.
a# plnmaan anllotwi will /v\n.
.uig Vi vicuiovu vvuvgw n *** vwmith
the Greenville chamber of
jrce.
g i
n ii?gySVVM
AS IJDS?
|
H
?T are the only
>nnage. We
acturers and
lizer Trade.
istomers for having
ir fertilizer business.
;d condition with a
Contracting is on
i in the South far in ^
to place his
l take so as to
wift's and take
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South. ?
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