Cheraw chronicle. (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, June 24, 1920, Image 5

Newspaper Page Text. 'V -! " 1 1 WHAT A UNITED PEOPLE CAN DO WITH A DOLLAB I Working With a Single Purpose Through the South Carolina Development Board Help operate Home Cash Market. -9eU.~ a?. thousand bushels ol Sfroet Potatoes. lUpahr the damage done by ttilMan Boll Weevils. Kfll a Billion mosquitoes, a mil* lie* Bis* or a million hookworms. Uncover thousands of dollars worth of the State's natural re- I t ! Ite'First Undertaking I <yk><*k. ?? * _ the help of the people of Ike JUU la the. formation of its pol"0* ml the conduct of its affairs' to fetes to be one of the fundamen* tele eC the new movement for the develepment of the natural resources of HeetM Ohroiinaj according to the lib reive which is being sent to thou* | Mhit el .citizens. For instance, on tee tece ef a circular which Is now ^fgtefneet Is printed coldly: "Seuth Carolina is your home Btete. The South Carolina Develop tetet Beard Is owned by the people ?C the .$ate. It is financed by them Mf la directly responsible to them. Me Iwhen le to circulate facts and telvtestloa that ere important to yon qad te the Btete, aad to organise State toMHUee efficiently. Its literature is ato&Vteth while. Read it and write S yev eufgestione. Make your or? featsetlon the beet thlag of Its kind ..... fe tfce-wasld." . Heathen ef Governor Cooper'i gtata eoautittee which has charge ol tUUMln which tftfl I dev lopmsnt1boarllntends to makfl tm tki week ot June 21, hare boon String a great deal of their time t? te 'preparations for that effort, but H17 hare taken t'me also to define MMe of the'Idee* that they believe aheald guide the organisation. Twe etthedU are that the development Ward shall undertake no project which la met speolflc fa Its nature and feet Ha work shall hs mainly alonf edasatioaal lines. a am illustration of just what both ad Umbo ideas mean, one of the mens hers #f the eemnsittee spoke of tht amhjest of assessment and taxation, on iiidfe tksrs is considerable sentiment mil ever the Statr p?. %** %. i "The devalopm "t bofird cannot, of | eearss, ckange the existing laws is amg respect," it was said;. "There is , now a legislative commission prepar lag to make a report as to necessary dUlfls in the sirtutes. Tn coo per aHam with- this legislative commission, fee development board can institute a campaign which will result in altera* ttarns. The method would be this: First, 'a ^ssisl commission would be created, fefepoaed of the 12 men in this Stats Wtia are most familiar with the pres0*1 faults im asfessment and taxation. They would study the subject from every aagls and digest all the availOhU iafsrmatien. "The hoard then would make a foldar ar pamphlet containing the findings M* oommlsslon and so much of the gstsds af the Inquiry as might b? asssssary to give an intelligent unjosulsading of the necessity for re lavas. This would be placed in the anas as tit tnousanas ot mem Den i of the development board and such other citlseas as might care to ees |t>4m various other ways the subject would bt brought to the attention ot the people, not as a 'glittering gen relity' but as a group of easily understood facts. Thus by teaching, let ue say 20,. IM citizens, to know jtnt why the lag Jala :ure should undertake a revisiaa of the laws relating to assessaut and taxation, wo should have .?*an.our representatives in the legts* fstura that mural backing aad united sentiment which they seek on sU great questions but which ihey many times do not have. "Though assessment and taxation has beon used as an ilustraMon, the ssme guiding principle applies to all other subjects the board will under, like. We need only to un.t^ the people on a program of u progressive char, acter to soon Sojth C; roliaa u famous and well known us are Call. Eoraia and some other Western States, tar Tti! ail know tl t v.-; have natural resources here tt t arc unsurpassed saywhere else in the Union." - ? mm fc?u ?W9 vr-t w sfP^. 12" YUSJ W2.2.U JLetterL^ads Cards Invitations Folders Statements Circulars Envelopes Billheads or anything ti1ro s.i tho print' io^ line, ccmc in tad see un. < <*>> V saX j ? --? ???- - ' *-*- I \ GRAND JURORS FOR 1920 AND PETIT JURORS FOR SUMMER TERM 1920. MVCM. Carry the message of the State's 3 j ftntMlitiM.to thousands in other; Hslii,. ' DO IT FOR SOUTH CAROLINA [ PEOPLE ASKED 10 V HELP RUN BOARD 1 THIS IS YOUR ORGANIZATION* CITIZENS ARE TOLD AND ' ! \j URG" TO WRITE NIL. BE SPECIFIC ALWAYS South Carolinians on a Profrom of Progressive Action Will Bo List of Grand Jurors for 1920. Hold Overs from 1919. L. L. Parker, Alex Clark,, W. A. Sul. Ilvan, W. L. McCoy,, Fred Miller, B. ! rhnrnun Teal. Drawn for 1920. J. Sidney Smith, G. R. Spencer, W. \ Plyler, E. J. Clark, G. W. Guin, W. I. Douglass, E. B. Freeman, James ! Wadsworth, J. W. Sweet, J. H. Wat-, kins, 1). L. Tillman and Archie C. W'lnburn. Petit Jurors. Cheraw Township?O. Whtson, L. Pirie, W. L. Gillespie, J. T. Gainey, E. A. Spencer. Court House Township?J. S. Rivers, P. M. Therrell, B. F. Teal, J. E. Tillie, R. L. Webb, Willie Hurst, S. M. Jackson. Mt. Croghan Township?J. D*. Baker. T. L. Rayfleld, N. T. Rivera, Will A. Jackson, J. S. McGregor. Old Store Township?W. A. Jordan, S. W\ Watts, T. T. Hunter, S. C. Adams, J. F. Pigg. j Jefferson Township?L. E. Railings. H. Miller, W. M. Snippea, G. W. Hinson. | Alligator Township?C. F. Morrison, W. M. Phifer, Julius Kirklefy. j Cole Hill Township?J. E. Williams, Charlie Currie, J. D. Burr. ! Steer Pen Township?J. F. Talbert, J. T. Chisholm. j Pee Dee Township?H. H. Hudson, T. B. Weatherford. 1 1S0TICE OF COURT. The Court of General Sessions for Chesterfield County, Summer term.j will convene at 10 o'clock A. M., on Monday, June 28th, 1920. Grand Jurors, Petit Jurors and wit-. ncsses please take notice. I. P. MANGUM, Clerk of Court. June 14th, 1920. Bagging, Ties, Cotton Sheets SHIP ANY TIME FROM let JULY TO LAST OF SEPTEMBER Soda FOR IMMEDIATE SHIPMENT AND FUTURE DELIVERY ARROW TIES i v'\ _ _ ' F. S. GILLESPIE BROKER CHERAW s. c. 1 k mmsbagsmm. ^Hand No car offers c deeper lustre of fini ties would be but ; The exclusive Cleve most highly developed over-head ty; e, gives performance ;ii flexit and speed, and in de; endurance, that surpa cais. The sturdiness of i Tak You TourlnJl Cnr (Five ScJau (Five i'ustici I PI I CLEVELAND AC I fOKMHCt mm *' "1 * WWr-Tfr-Tikm r?*' ' T* luctmfil Ftratiaf . S' ?? yW1! (1/ w. v. tw*wM | ' "THwina. fmra4" might to pat ?p en tto ?W7 toldartoa prate to tof termer. It wMl pay hh? to <ipato? thaae tv? wm?m I toM la grewiag cfever mad tto graaaea, whaat aad otoar crapa. tot teltew la ratelto* teprada ?paa prepar tottoaatlif, ilmto prapMtflep..af toi aril, aad toad aaad. Ta aaait ana ad toaaa laasaitolrls to laiito. tetora. Ptoa Ahaad. aad ? Parahaadad. "Matte* tot crap hafon tt la ptoa* ad" la a saad aM lato totowad by toa beat faraapt aad awat ad teankhow toat fcraaktef laad far whaat ritoald ptctdi tto aawlag laapjaaaagb ta. atow tto aadar aatt to baeoaaa aom? what catopart. Caaaaqpaatlytoryplaa ahead far pi* viag wheat laad la Jaly ar Aagast, ar early la 8te*stob>r (la toa Appatofhlaa aad Plsdiaaat eec* tioaa) ta ha aaadad ao that the wheat will eaaae to a ataad aboat toe that af the Int fclBtef treat .ad a u tuna.. Where the heat raaaltr are ahlalpad the land lr lined aad harrowed wall bafasa pteattef aad fartOtear drilled la with the aaad. Lfaalag will awaateo toa aoU aad lactaaaa the wheat yleH aad Ua uaa la ad aapaama topaataaca whara davar otpxaaa la aewa. PrHMdre ffemera ad tola region have -aaaae each ytea . toe. pnparaliaa and planting aa wa have enfHnnd. and; ft la to ?tor to? to cany the plantbreach nat aaly to toaore aaecua with wheat aad ether wlater aaapa, bat WELL DESERTED The Praise That Fame* Frets Thank* | ful Cheraw People. One kidney remedy' hag known merit Cheraw people rely upon it. Hhat retmedy la Doan'e Kidney mis. Cheraw testimony proves It reliable. I J. E. Walter*, gays: "After an attack at typhoid fever It left me with a sluggish and tired feeling. I didn't feel very good for quite awhile and my kidney* weren't acting a# they should. I beard a great deal of Doan's Kidney Pflla and got a box. They certainly put me on pay feet and made W kidenys act re. gutarly. They helped me In many other y/a.ya. I haven't had any trouble In that way ~'nri IBialW glad to aay a good word for Doan's.*' Price 60c, at all dealers. Don't .. simply ask for a kidney remedy?get Doan'a Kidney PUls?the sapae that Mr. Walters ba4- Foster-Mllburn Co., Mfgrs., But alp, N. Y. Adv. ,v 'I /1 i 7, / I l_ L v i %f . M seme is as Handsome An oid *da&* mm trua today * leaner lines, more truly cugnifi sh than dpes the Cleveland Six a surface jiWepe it not for what land r struction, the ea of the po werful soft cushioning < a character of spring construct >ility of pcwer its bitikos,?all 1 pendfOility ,?tid the comfort an* isses othwt fprm&nct- on any -tb. stee^sc hi its chaste con- traffic. e a Rt^l Rid* in the Cleveland, < will know fihut a Good Car ii Passcngift) JJ1 *?r<? [toaJster (Tlirt-e uk'tri) Coup,. ^Wji- Pas; Pi??|4Ud) IE DEE GAR AC (HEKiW, S. C. roMojijU- miPAN'v.cL: ($1485 \ A:.4' ^ / 1 ==: ! with doror uK. soIl-knpro>ement wash; ttraatock and general farming? tkattMr nttooUof ^ called to the ha|?thn of yettiM bow some of the ? rials which Hjr QBt be available Inter ob. i Supply NuMe in Time. The oar situation Is sock that It behoove* w?7 fanner to got Ma supplies of agricultural Unas* tone sad caoemerdal fartiUsera to Si far ahead of time os posslblo. Kb ordea should bo j planed at oaeo tot toko edeentoge of obj opportunity shippers assy hoT# to furuish the materiel. Inaction bow wtM probably awns the falling back on tbo old plan of rjujt yetting along , without it,T which I nine moons getting along without ether things, such as profits (M nest erop and forage tor Mveeteck another ;?r. The cxlgaactos of the present sitaetton. brongbt about by laadegante dipping toflUHlee, while nldcet to ' ?v Uht luMr to galek action la Ihia utter, do not embrace all of the gsod reams why be ahomid supply hie meeds Immediately^- In another month crepe will be laid by, and the beet seaeea of the year will cones for healing and spreading agricmltural limestone, mad far hauling end storing fertilisers i to be meed Inter on. Thin le a good time to "take time by ; the forelock," aad make the mod of sppertanlHea te.Jwwre abaodant harreeta. \ Go to The Standard Yaleaulzing f o., for jeur tires and tabes. Adt. i . tiC N ml '' ? Hi s y< Is* ? ? W l| I * 2 ' tT PC -m p _j g.g-s ? ^2 vl8 . * cfl CS ?<?-3 * I ^ *?? | W ' Dlj ^ ~ '3 0? ill* -If k o ? r ????? j Does" is in all the yesterday*. i ed gracefulness or < . But these quali- 1 : is beneath them. ise of its control, the Df its low underslung on, the certainty of these qualities add to d safety of its perkind of roadway, on lis and in crowded ind is. Passengers) sjwi&ejs) 11395 jE :VI.LAND, OHIO i * ? ANNOUNCEMENT. I beg to anuounce to my friends and tbe public generally that I have moved my meat market down on Market street next to Stubbs Furniture Store and will be glad to have them call. I will at all times have the best in Fresh Meats that the market affords. And I have also added a nice line of Groceries, which 1 will sell at lowest cash prices. Yours to serve. BURCH'S MARKET. MONEY TO LEND Money to lend on improved Real Estate. Long time loans low rate of interest. i THOS. L. SMITH, Attorney .at .Law. Cheraw, S. C. Inflionq Trucks Pay their co?l in 12 months, and Indiana service it a consideration you cannot afford to overtook to buying a truck. Carolina Motor Company STATESVIUUS?-N.:C. OF SPECIAL INTERE8T TO THE LADIES Now Is the time to repot and put cut geraniums and other potp lants, and you must have new pots. You can get them at ' 1 HARWELL'S HARDWARE STORE Old Folk's Best Friend mr> That's what many call it, for it puts vim and vigor into old stomachs; rich, red blood into old veins; sound flesh on old bones. Drink a glass of thia delicious digestant with each maaL Shivar Ale PURE. DIGESTIVE AROtUTJCS' WITH SHIVAR MINERAL WATER AMD filRGCA Your grocer or druggist will refund., your money on first dozaa if you arc not pleaded with results. St W. WUYALL DISTRIBUTORS FOB CHEfiAJf 1^ Sen* tie . 'cth**0*tr it ' > W po*>iblr If not. Biwp y :<Ct* y ( <?+ t W in eold wtter. Ill I r Shava to bar of Chan Eaay [ft .\*ptholame Soap into 4'.i Jal| * Ion* of water. Boil, let it dim-, I t aolva and put in tha clot ha?. Stir with a atick tor tan tninm uta?. Uinta thru two claar waj tar a, blua and dry in opao air. !@> t if } Follow direction* \ \ | k on innidt of \A w |- n' 't.i ? i1,1 msi CandidatesCaids t Cards of Candidates foir County o flees will be Inserted under this h*a( lng as foUe^rs; National, and State -ufflcea,. County offlaa, I3?W. Cash; must aoomnpaay the 4 o*dc This rule applies to all and Wtti< b strictly adhered -to.FOR THE HOUSE .OF REPRESENTATIVES I Mrehs announce myself a.qand date (or the House of Representative) subject to tbe rules and%ecu}sUena tbe Democratic Party. L. C. WANNAiUKE*. To tlbe..Dpnu)craUc VQtesa of ChfJ terfl eld; County > I wieh itoauaouut that, I am. a caid WVfly^tor; reeieoCto to the House of Repreeeptetireu-f roi our county, and I take this occasio to thank you .ajl .for the ban<Uoua vote .you.. gaye jm. two am 491 I assure you If elected! ?h?U strjv a? earnestly tOAbrje youdn JhaJbtur as I have la the past. T. W TWINS*. COUNTY. SUPEXINT8N?ENT 01 EDUCATION, You ace auth exited, to, announce m; dandldaey for the office,of fluperinten dent oti Education for.. Cbeefcerfieh County, subject to rules of the Demo cratie Party/B. J. Douglass FORr.CQPNXY AUDITOR,, I hereby .anw^ee^se^^ .ce?^ date fofr. tbeotlQM)? cAudltor of tJhfS teaield.-Counts subject., to. tfcu*6f0l aion of tkejDwneeaatic Primary. 0. JIM 8BLLBR8. Thanlsim^tha people pf.ChesJnrfiak County.fpp., pfft fawns. I hereby, eh nounce .myself a tlon to the office, oi/ County Aufiit? for Chasterfied Couafiy, suhjeot te ths rules of the Democratic party.. T: W^EDDJNSi Wanted: Four Fog Chenr* , A wmmmnvwm 9mmMWm l^rtofl CLEAN EASY Nap Soap is the greatest world, has ever known!' where say it has done mo: anything ever made to m easier and more pleasant. Look what it does: Wi sterilizes an average- wa ten minutes, without rubbi j and for only a few cents! < Can't harnvtha clothes, erable scrub*bpai4 or back scrubbing work. The boiling, kills the, ge Easy gets the dirt> grime of everything, from overal Try it once and you woman. Ask your groc< Clean Easy today. Louisvu-le Food Product Louisville, K vJ^^S* fT> tfi FOB SHERIFF I hereby announce myself a candljp date for, ,Sherl*- beajt#rAel4, County, '* subject to the rules governing the democratic Party.' J. T. GRANT. |. I hereby announce myself a candl- ? date. for, She/Iff j)f ChestsiflsUl Counr ty.,subla^4o the- julea ^ the Demo^ cratlc .Party, - W.;.. TILLER. I wish to announce to the voters of Chesterfield county that I am a candidate for the office of Sheriff of said county,/.subject to ,the_ actJoft of the t)tmo^raUc .PrRpaflea-, i- A. W..HURESEY. I. J . - r? >f : FOB TREASURER - I hereby announce myself as a cani dldate for Treasurer of Chesterfield County, subject to .the. action ct the ?- action of the .Dewocratig. Party. P i' # JL S. W4.T9QN. 11 i. T hacking 4 tba voters of. Chestern told'County for past -favors, I- anQ nquqce jnyself a candidate for re-elecP |k>q jo .thq. offlqe of. County Treqsur0 er and .will appreciate .your suppqnt e in .^ths ^omjng primary., e I - T*v? tsuiy. t J. A. WELSH, i , FOR CLERK OF COURT F ( I hereby . announce ttnjpelf a* a candidate,for. Cleric of Court of CheaY tepfleM County, subject to the rules " of . th# j Democratic Party,, ' : WALTER J. DOUGLASS. I submit my candidacy for the ofjot Cierjc of Court to .the Demqratiq Vpte? of, ChqstnrfleW .County. W..P, OIX1M, r Thanking my friends for .their loy. al support in the past, I hereby make t a?j)}ic^i94 ftLTMldftlqp.to the, of^ot^er^ot Cowt?tfy t^j ccBRing Defnqorapq jp^gy .ei^tiqn, LP. HANPUM. t 1 ? m?j ue .mi. i F?r,CN?Mt> . The fr^epds of Mr. I. R. Melton. '' h^^^eyaljfld.upoq hjm to run for I Offtfid on, Coconqr, sqWeqt .to .the rules of>;the> Democratic .,Phr|yT n_! 1 - .a T D UPT DTkM ' jrTivifit* JUI fA?, fW111 c I ' t Wood* '-V, f Cotton Mills i .. .. i ... .- j - 5 " " : . i icks J the m tm 9 HRT! jft tholeine Wasfr 4 B dirt chaser the , il Women; every p 4 I re for th^qa than 41 ake heavy work 4 I ashes, cleans and 4 fl sk's washing in 4 B ing'o*scruM?ing, 4 B Can you beat it ? 41 either. No mis- a I breaking, hands. 4 B rms, top. Clean 4 B and grease out 4B Is to shirtwaists. 4 i'li be, a happy 4 I gr for a bar of 4 I s Co., Incorp<xaXe<3L 4 H A tsy j| I SAVES im THE RUB <

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