Cheraw chronicle. (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, April 06, 1916, Image 3
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;' ' ' Franc*
on one thing, if on no
i ~ the. sale of alum ba
There must be i
It is because alum
healthful.
yi 1 n _i? r%_
rwyai xsarnng rc
of tartar, derived fi
food product, and C
other questionable ii
ROYAL BAKI1N
New
+sfc**
jCocai 3
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April showers.
Corn is being planted.
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. The month of March was six week:
long and bud weather.
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| v Did you ever see so. many new an
^ tomobiles before?
I
Hon. Geo. 1\. Luney attended cour
in Georgetown last week.'
Mrs. Hal Duvall and little son
Theodore, are visiting Mrs. Paul liar
den, in Chester.
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_ II>UUJU11H?BC1( " JH1 Will
her friend Miss Until Clarke, liavi
Q^PL. been spending the spring holidays here
hus returned to Converse college.
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Miss Gertrude Ilart/.ell, of WinUiroj
College, siient the week-end at home
Mr. H. 1*. Duvall, Jr. has been ii
Hamlet, N. C., most of the week.
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The Rev. J. S. liartzell returned 01
Wednesday from Reading, I'a., liav
ing resigned the charge of St. llama
has Church.
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Mrs. C. P. Johnson, of Moutreat
N. C., is the guest of her sister, Mrs
W. F. Stevenson.. . _
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Col B. W. Duvall spent Sunday ii
Timmousvllle, where he went to nttem
the funeral of former Gov. Charie:
Smith.
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Dan Sjiencer and Ross I.indsey at
tended a dance in Renuetbsville Fri
day night.
Mrs. A. M. Kittrell and son, Arthur
spent several days this week in Flor
ence.
* * *
Miss Ruth Wliitely, of llamlet, N
C., is visiting friends in tlio city.
Mr. Wm. Evans, of Miridinu, Miss,
is the guest cf Mrs. M. W. Duvall.
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Rev. J. L. T.vler, of Chestcrllclil, wa
a visitor in the city .Monday afternoon
Mr. Tyler spent Monday night in lieu
nettsville, returning t<> Chestcrtieh
Tuesday morning.
The two pieces of town propert;
(the Gregory stable premises and tin
I^aCoste Evans store building.) wliicl
were sold at public sale this week wen
both bought in by Stevenson & Prince
attorneys, who, we learn are nego
tinting with local parties for the sab
of both pieces of property.
AN IDEAL SPRING LAXATIVE
A good and time tried remedy 1
Dr. King's New Life Pills. The flra
dose will move the sluggish boweli
stimulate the liver and clear the syi
tem of waste and bloody linpuritlei
You owe it to yourself to eldhr th
system of body poisons, accumulate
during the winter. Dr. Kink's Nei
Life Pills will do it. 25c. at you
Druggist. no.
The Mammoth Yellow
Soja Bean
promises to be one of the most
profitable crops for southern farmers
everywhere. Makes a large
yield of beans, which are readily
salable for oil-producing and food
purposes, in addition to its use for
forage, soil-Improving and stock
feeding. Splendidly adapted to our
southern soils and climate.
The New 100-Day
Velvet Bean
the quickest growing of Velvet
Beans, promise to supercede Cow
Peas very largely as a soil-improving,
forage and grazing crop
throughout the South. Cheaper
to seed per acre than cow peas.
Write for prices and "Wood's
Crop Special** giving full information
in regard to Soja and
Valval Beans, Cow Peas, Millet,
Seed Corns, Sorghums, Sudan
Brass, ate. Mailed free.
T.W.WOOD G SONS,
SEEDSMEN, - Richmond, Va.
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termany and
5 Agree
other. They all prohibit
lri?or
jvuig . punuciSi
a good reason for mis.
was found to be un>wder
is made of cream
om grapes, a natural
ontains no alum nor
igredients.
\G POWDER CO.
r York
ersona/ J/eurs.
->lrs. McDowell, of North Carolina
visiting her sister, Mrs. M. W. Duv
Mr. Andrew Currigau, of Socity 1
s spent Monday In the city.
Mrs. J. S. Burch and children, v
. | iiuve been visiting Mrs. Burchs' fatl
1 Mr. J. C. l'utrick, have returned
j home at Mt. Croghau.
t ?
Ex-Coveruor John C. Sheppard,
Bdgelield, S. C., spent a short w
i, in Charming Cheraw Tuesday mo
. ' iug. ?
j 'l'ue boys from the Stafford scb
j won another debate Saturday nlf
L> this time from Shiloh school. '
race segregation question was disci
ed, and the Stafford boys had the
Urinative.
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it is reported that there will t?
, luurriuge in one of the Cheraw chux
cs next Sunduy morning immediat
after service. If, therefore, you
, tend services next Sunday you >
. witness this interesting ceremon,
. provided, of course, you visit
right church.
i'rof. L. J. Stiiiwell spent the w<
end with friends in Darlington.
Mrs. John Evaffs and children left
i Monduy for a month's stay with 1
I parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Salley,
s Urungeburg.
Death of John F. Agerton.
. - Last week The Chronicle announ
the serious illness of Mr. John F. A|
toll with niitminrmlA. This fc
>, i are called upon to auuounce his dec
_ - which occurred last uight at about
o'clock at his home on Church stn
Mr. Agerton was about 60 years
age and his death removes from <
midst a familiar figure, as he \
kuowii to every citizen of Cheraw, h
nig made his home here for oonslde
bly more thuu a quarter of a centr
coming here from the upper part of
s county (now i'agelaud) when quit)
L young muu. He leaves surviving 1
. a wife and quite a number of relath
I most of whom still live at the old he
place near I'agelaud. The
remains will be interred in
y Cheraw cemetery 'this afternoon
B 4 o'clock.
Ii
e LIST OF JURORS
Following is the list of Petit Jui
si drawn for the April term of the co
of Common l'leas:
First Week Jurors.
Cheraw?J. L. Craig, Thomas B
j man, It. C. Gray, E. T. Coward, J.
^ i liundy.
,1 Court Iloqse?L. L. Spencer, T.
t Cask ins, J. T. Gaddy, J. C. Brock
^ S. l'arker, W. I. Bun,C. D. Campt
s Mt. Croghau?W. A. Short, J.
6i Griggs, J. T. Gulledge, J. H. Hanct
^ I eld Store?J. A. Turner, A. G. Ant
y | ?un, j. a. i.aney, j. at. hicks, u.
ir Sowell.
2 Jefferson?S. D. Cato, T. J. Knij
V. J. Horton, G. W. Griffith, J.
- Sullivan.
Alligator?J. E. Steen, C. 0. Ra
M. J. Outlaw.
Cole Hill?C. D. McLain, W.
, ()<lom, L. J. Sellers, J. A. Clanton.
! Steer Pen?J. H. Brown, E. P. 1
due, W. A. Freeman.
Second Week Jurors.
Cheruw?J. M. Long, J. T. Rol
May C. Gregory, E. C. Wallace, D.
Watson.
Court House?M. Campbell, Jas.
rr,.ll 1 .1 M Hivapa PIpapu
I W. Rivers, C. R. Pitts,
I ML Croghan?W. A. Woodwi
I Daniel F. Melton, G. W. Maples, J,
I Sellers, J. D. Huntley.
Old Store?C. W. Porter, Jr., B.
i Price, C. W. Plgg, R. J. Funderbi
I Jefferson?L .L. Byrd, B. H. Melt
T. A. Johnson, B. W. Fletcher, \
1 Clark.
Alligator?T. L. Outlaw, J.
Johnstone, T. L. Wan.
Cote Hill?W. P. Purvis, O. B. The
J. E. Johnson, Cary Stafford, H.
Hancock.
Steer Pen?Sidney King, J. B. Qi
, ey, J. B. Brigman.
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Fifty Yews of Wedlock.
The following from the Summei
. Tills, 8. C., Advertiser of Mach 24t
will be read with muoh interest b
many Cberawites for Capt. Ladd an
family are well known in Cherai
having lived here for eleven years c
the fifty (to 1888.) Capt. Ladd wa
United States Commissioner for se^
eral yeans and then postmaster, an
it is safe to say that no family eve
lived in Cheraw who left behind raor
warm personal friends when the
moved away than did Capt. Ladd
family.
The Chronicle extends to Capt an
Mrs. Ladd hearty congratulations o
the reaching of their fiftieth annivei
sary and hopes they will live to ce
ebrate many more anniversaries.
Editor of Chronicle.The
home of Capt. James Otis Lad<
on Magnolia street, was the scene of
very enjoyable and interesting proceet
Ing on Friday evening, March 17th. TL
occasion was the celebration of tl
golden anniversary of the wedding da
of Capt. and Mrs. James (>. Ladd. .
remarkable incident of the occaslo
was that this celebration took place o
the very same spot where the origim
$ nuptials were celebrated fifty yeai
ago. The premises were at that tin
the property of the bride's pareuts, M
and Mrs. Tliouroii. Captain Lad
afterward purchased the property an
replaced the old building with a ne
^ ^ one.
: ^ The house was lavishly decorate
with yellow jessamine and smllu
?n twined over the banisters and otln
points of vautuge; yellow roses, daH
nn Oils and johnquils, also lovely East*
lilies, many of these floral beauth
being gifts of friends. A number <
handsome golden baskets of flowe:
ler added to the golden motif and generi
fjeauty of the scene, and uumeroi
gifts were received from relatives an
ixieuus.
First a family dinner was enjoye
rhn at which the only outside guest wi
Mrs. Dodge, of Philadelphia, othei
being chlldreu, graudchlldreu and 01
-- great grandchild. Arnoug these wei
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Harris, of Cb
cago, Mrs. Harris a sister of the host
Mrs. Eugene Howe, of Muskeega
lB8 Mich., another sister of Cupt. Ludi
^ Dr. Jas. Ludd, of Clieraw, a sou <
Capt. Ladd, with his wife and thr<
chlldreu, who hud called 'he young pe
j pie from college for the occasion, cob
^ lug down In an automobile, Mr. an
Mrs. Jas. O. Ladd of Charleston, an
pthers?there being 20 covers at tl
handsomely decorated table. The favoi
y which were the place cards, were go
Jtie den baskets containing St. Patrick
day candy, tied with green ribboi
these being brought from Philadelphi
:cjt In the evening Capt. and Mrs. Lac
held a large reception, the rooms b
lug thronged during the hours se
0Q Mrs. Ladd, the hostess, was attired J
ker a lovely gown of chiffon taffeta of as]
^ es of roses color with touches of go!
and white Georgette crepe. She r
ceived many compliments on her youtl
ful .appearance and received man;
hearty good wishes for a long coutini
^ ed life of happiness, in all of whid
of course, Capt Ladd was Included.
we Mr. Wendell H. Clarke, of Wilinett
I1L, who is attending Ashvllle, schoo
grand nephew of Capt. Ludd, arrive
yesterdav and la annuiir Hi?? innwtu <
eer. ~ ? D~"
0j the Captain's.?Suininerville Advertis*
our March 24, 1916.
4** TRIBUTE OF RESPECT
(ra_ Whereas it has pleased Almighty Gc
^ to call ' across the river" our well l>
yjg loved aud revered frieud, Capt- T. J
0 a Malloy, be it
Resolved; That we shall miss h
reg sincere interest and cheerful cooper
ima tion in the work of our organizationthe
United Daughters of the Confer
eracy,?and we shall especially rnii
Qt his commanding presence at the lies
of thd fast diminishing line of vet
rans, who so faithfully rally to cor
memorate the 10th of May.
Resolved; That his bereaved wif
ors our faithful co-worker in the Chapte
urt has our sincere sympathy in her grei
loss?which is also our^
Resolved; That these resolutions 1
/spread on the minute book-of oi
^ Chapter, and that a copy of same I
sent to his wife?also be publish*
w in the town paper,
j' U. D. C. Committee.
Mrs. J. H. Klusey
rj, Mrs. J. A. iSpruill
Mrs. W. T. Thrower.
ier.
L. CHECK FOB NEW BOND 1SSCI
Columbia, April 1.?S. T. Carfc
State Treasurer, to-day received
^ check for $4,772,037. 20 from J.
ley Matthews, cashier of the Palmet
National Bank, in payment for tl
j new bonds were delivered to broke
York. The State will save about $2t
>er- in Charleston, Baltimore and Ne
000 a year by refunding the bonds.
ler, Hon. W. F. Stevenson spent Tuesdi
T. in Camden.
T. Mrs. Robert N. Stricklin is speiulii
C. the week-end at her home ne<
Rockingham, N C.
ird, ^ ?
n . _
? cough Drop*. Poor
a toacupful of boiling watt
R- svor a taaspoonful of whole flaxseei
""It. Cover with boiling water in anothc
ton, dish a toacupful of elippery elm broke
ViU (a small bits. Let them stand an
teep for three hours. Pour into
w jheesecloth and strain into an eartl
onware pan. Mix with this a poun
... of dtgmr. Boll over a slow Are for
quarter of an hour. Add a tablespooi
T- ful of lemon Juice. Boll until it stl
fans quickly in cold water. Pour upo
iln- outtered plates and while oooliua oar
late uaroa.
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- Tickets FHlbXk Of A Nmlim
J Thenire April 1 L14-U, Nnr On
SnfeAtaikl MmriStin.
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,f Tickets are now .on sale for tk
8 greatest of all 1 In spectacles, T
r- Birth of a Nation/ which will be se
<1 at the Darlington Tneatre for thi
r flight performance and two matin
e performances, Apr! 18-14-15 (Matint
y Friday and Satni ley afternoons
b 2:45). These tick its are being se
at the D. D. Witco er store, and the
d wishing reserved a sats should see
n write him at once. '
Never before in the history of t
I- Darlington Theatr > has >there bo
such a demand tor feats.' Parties frc
the several adjc ining counties a
sending in orders ev sry day,?Bennett
1, ville alone will briz g over on a spec!
a over 500 people. It, is a certainty th
1- the theatre will b > packed at eve
iq performance and e^ eryone is urged
ie secure his tickets ? rly.
y The night performances will sta
a at 2:45. Patrons are urged to be
n their seats at least ten minutes beto
n the starting of each performance
il order to hear the overture that w
rs be rendered by an excellent orchest
le of twenty pieces. Then too, no o:
r. should- miss even a minute of tl
Id great spectacle.
id "The Birth of a Nation" will
w from Darlington to iflorth Carolli
and this will be probably the la
k1 chance to see it
lx Better take advantage of this opp<
>r tunlty for you will certainly regi
o- it if you .fall to see "The Birth of
ir Nation."
js All communications with referen
it to tickets, etc. should be addressed
rs D. D. Wltcover, Darlington, S. ,
a.1 Phone, No. 50.
is
td Wanted?To rent a five or six ro<
house in good location,
d, R. N. Stricklln
is
rs Notice of Court.
re The Court of Common Pleas, sprl
t" term will convene on Monday, Ap
u* 18th, 1916.
1; Witnesses and Jurors please ta
>* notice. Grand jurors need not attei
** 1. P. Mangum,
Cbrk of Court
^ April 1th, 1916.
id "
J" Dr. H. M. Tarpl#y
l- ( DENTIST
Over Port Office
a. Hours 8:30 to 1?2 to 6
id ~
2 DB. B. C. TJLLLM
^ TeflMMT
[1. BENNBTTSV1LLE, S. O.
[d Office Phone 57
g_. Residence Phone 240-L
ti- 1
y BEEF
lh,
PORK
e SAUSAGE
it H. A. Burch
1 Hotel Covington Building
Nothing But the Ver
t Best
b\
Phone 80 end your order* will l
Is cive prompt attention,
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? Reliable Remedy
Restores Kidoe)
tte'
For many years druggist have wat
r' ed with much interest the remarkal
at record mainted by Dr. Kilmei
Swamp-Root, the great kidney, lit
^ and bladder remedy.
ar It is a physician's prescription
Swamp-Root is a strengthen!
^ medicine. Dr. Kilmer used it for yet
in his privae practice. It helps t
kidneys, liver and bladder do fibe wc
nature intended they should o.
Swamp-Root has stood the test
years. It Is sold by all druggists
its merit and it will help you.
2 other remedy can successfully take
,r place.
a' Be sure to get Swamp-Root and sti
p treatment at once.
However if you wish first to t
? this great preparation send ten cei
to Dr. Kilmer & Co.", Binghamt
rs N. Y., for a sample bottle. Wl
*?- writing be sure and mention the CI
w raw Obronlcle.
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? lakeLiv-ver La
And Feel Wei!
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Don't suffer from the i}| effects
an inactive liver, such aS headac
)r indigestion, constipation, lack of en
$ gy and low spirits, when for a lit
?r money you can gut a remedy of pr
n ed merit. GRIGSliY I \ LIV-YER-L.
d will get yoi.r liver t ght and let j
enjoy better health a ad brighter a
rlts. LIV-VER-LAX m ?s naturally i
ouocuveiy. nu uuui t ui u? uung
* and bad after effects i if calomel. S
f* under an absolute mo key refund gu
n antee at 60o and 91' a bottle, n
k bottle Is protected by be likmnse of
K, Qrlfsby. For sal< by droffisti
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? Whenever a dollai
or
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be uie man wno sei
sn
,m part of it again. Nc
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to- ?
more money foi
at
ry case if moi
to
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In
re First National Bank
In ONLY NATIONAL. BANK
111 IN COUNTY
ra * Open an account with us
ne
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go +
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. We want to do your
LAUNDRY
>r^ Sanitary Steam Laundry
^ Phone 25
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ce +
to 4>
O. 4.
H. L. POWE
COAL
?m +
PEE DEB HOTEL
n* For the Traveling Public
^ $1.00 pea day
Special Weekly Rates
ke
ld <
Drink
COCOA COLA
?in?
bottles
S. W. PRBSLAR CO.
LEADING JEWELERS
Said the Critic,
"Give us '
ao*ivfc} ' * 8Im* {?i!
of UI J.. 1*.! 8?f?ty Tr.?d .7.7.7
he 34 *4 "Fair-Lilt" %T.
n?' 36 x 4V4 J3I
or- 37*8 J31
-tie 38*8*. 88<
or- ^
I Gooe
old
ar- m
ftCll
tL.
' *' - ; Z. *: - +""*
r - - ir.v ^ a**?? -* ?
?~urage
H<
lerchants
r is sent out of town, it sta}
nt it away has no chance of
>t only that, but it ultimately will force \
' taxes and local improvements than wou
*e persons lived in the town to foot the I
For land around a town to be + ^ ^ ^
worth its maximum of value, it +
must be near a LIVE town. Land 4
around a DEAD town is worth +
no more than if the town diJn't *
exist. .
And the only way to have a + + + 4
? 4 LIVE TOWN is to have people ^
living in and around it who do .
A
^ their trading in it, the merchants 4, j
^ are encouraged to keep better and 4 5 a
+ more up-to-date stocks, their + Will be
goods move more rapidly. The graphs
stores multiply, and all are able *
1, 4 to do their fill of business, employ
4 hands, and otherwise keep the * + + * +
money in circulation in town. ^
These merchants ever and anon 4.
^ employ mechanics to improve 4- *
+ their places of business, they em- +
4 ploy men to construct and im- * ^ ^
^ ^ prove property, the persons they
+ employ must spend a part of their 4. 4. 4. 4. 4
4 wages in living expenses, and? +
The merchants PAY TAXES, + E
they HELP TO MAINTAIN + 1
A r</^TT rv AT rt A /NTTTt r-k/-.rr*-?r4 -!
- QOrHJUUQ AINU UJtlUltUillliS. """
, * Farmers frequently move to *
r 'i1
town so that their children may + + + +
^ * have the advantages of good
^ schools and churches- But these * * * + *
+ cannot develop where there is no *
+ commercial life. . .,, , V
- T , . ? * All kin
It is worth money m comfort, 4. yor Q
* convenience and satisfaction to * I'koue
* * live comparatively near a live *
town?or in it. Then why *** "*
^ strangle a town by chasing your + + ^ + +
4. money?its lifeblood?away? 4.
The business men represented >
in these columns can furnish you A
any article desired?patronize +
* them and thus help your town to * T
+ grow. *
rRACTION,
without FRIC
MAKING the "Silvertown"
us a few lessons in the mam
cooler, more ilexibie and <
\ Tires.
\ . The "Silvertown " Tire, you know
k \ loos Speed (and the Coasting qualities 1
\ 1 Speed) primarily through having onl.
|\ 1 Cords, laid transversely.
Bj\ \ Of course, these TWO layers bend
M I Five, Six, or Seven Layers of i'abricdo 1
wra 1 But, we found it necessary, in ordc
OH 1 fi.erihilTt.il fin tViA Twrw>ni-n / nciinnf! v
I Tread over it which was ciy tally jlcx-iUe,
and elastic enough to act a . a .sort of f
Earth and the Tire-casino;, when Erak
at stopping, or clutch throw 11 in at start
So, we had to devise r act ically a n
for this purpose, TWO YEARS AGO.
And this new kind cf Rubber Coin]
GOODRICH Tires a work paralleling
wonderful Alloys of Steel and Bronze in
construction.
It multiplies Rubber Efficiency, i
while decreasing its Weight, and wit]
Bulk, or its Cost to you.
AS we cannot yet supply half
I l\ *4 Silvertown Cord Tires" (i
f x JL facturing equipment can b<
' compromise with the Public by giving t
tional charge, the highly efficient black
in all Goodrich FABRIC Tires for 191G.
This makes GOODRICH Fabric T
silient and Responsi ve-t< - Power,?the
I and Lively, of all FABRIC lircs, at Al
/ increasing their relative price to you.
# We call this new Silvertown Trea'd
r name and brand of "B refoot Rubber
v Because, it CLINGS to the paver
sort of reason that your b -.re fvK>t clings
WtKiIa flrvvtlvl/N - R.. ?
vyiuiu iivAiMrriui'v, ; priiiUV.
TENACIOUS, resilient. enduring, t
?^ ber" you today get in all Hack-treat
.40 Tires,?Goodrich Motor-Cycle Tires,
|**? Tires,?Goodrich Bicycle Tires,?Good
1^0 Overshoes, Soles and Heels, and in noi
products.
rss Test out a pair of these moderately
>.6o FABRIC Tires aiul see what results j
?J BRAINS with Rubber.
THE B. F. GO
RICH
"BAREFOOT"
- dy^rfe" ' 4
. ..
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N S ^
me
\
rs out. Even
ever seeing
iim to expend
Id he the
lills.
C. F. Pendleton
COAL and ICE
++
c. pa : kick co.
n?l 10 CENT STORE
prepared to make photo
Tuesday and Wednesday
week until further notice
+
+
J. A. HALL
Dealer in
Fresh Meats and
Country Produce
Q XT DAT T TM/lfl A
KJ* Al. AVUJJU1VJO
)ry Goods, Notions
Shoes and
Groecriea
+
/00D ! WOOD !.
ds of Wood or will Saw
wn wood In your yard
81 ?*. <\ TALLEY.
??
1 E E+ + + + + + + ++
LEGAL BLANKS *
LL KINDS
at
he Chronicle Office
EE+++++++++
HON!"
Cord Tire, taught
jfactureof lighter,
enduring FABRIC
. gains its marvelhat
demonstrate its
j TWO layers of
more readily than
(or of Cord would),
:r to conserve that
to put a Kubber
?equally strong,?
pring between the
08 were thrown on
ing. #
civ kind of Rubber,
wund now does for
that done by the
modem Motor Car
'or Tire purposes,
liout increasing its
' the demand for
mtil enough manu3
constructed) we
hem, without addiSilvertown
Rubber
ires the most Remost
Long-Li ved
JY price,?without
I Compound by the
ncnt for the same
to a slippery floor,
and light.
his "Barefoot Rubl
Goodrich Fabric
? Goodrich Truck
rich Rubber Boots,
ne but GOODRICH
r priced black-trcad
from the mixing- of
ODRICH CO.
Ohio
Tires