Cheraw chronicle. (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, March 25, 1921, Image 2
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Cease To Increase Naval Constructor p
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At last the litht begins to shine up- tj
on the fool-hardiness of increased ex- a
penditures for armament. Great tj
Rritaih already has about all the t<
military and naval expenditure that
she can stagger under, and has proposed
to the government of the Cniteo
States a reduction in naval construe- n
tion work. She sees that as she in. c
creases her navy other nations in q
follow along the same 0
SCIl'UVlUtiov
lines. t
Never was the time more opportune t
Great Britain, the United States anil
Japan are annually spending more
invoney than they can afford to in na- T
val construction and military equip- ^
ment. The people, who pay the bills, j
are disgusted with the whole pro- t
grajnme and will welcome a reduc- (
tion of expenditures anil a lessening ,
of taxation that such economy would r
mean to all nations that are spending (
their life-blood in foolish military (
an ndaval armament. (
The German navy is no longer a
menace. France has ceased to pose
as a military power. Italy is bleeding
to death under the pressure of
militarism, and Great Britain is
groaning under a burden of taxation
for the up-keep of her military anu
[ anval , institution. _ The United State;
^^^^^^^J^sgone insane >over- the policy of
' ' j it
of the tvorld. Kn nation ! "
to tbulJd warships without
^^^^^^^arouslrg the suspicion of other na
tions, and they too must build a navy
in self-protection.
met yne is ripe to quu ana juus
the entire warship business, pay otu
debts and live in peace and plenty.
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The American people are being
canvassed for funds to relieve thf
starving millions of China, while almost
every day a cargo of eggs arrives
in some American port, direct from '
China, to be sttfd here at a price be
low the market value of American '
eggs. If China has a surplus of eggs I
to send to America and perhaps to <
other countries she should be able to ]
feed at least a portion of her people. <
This looks very much like a Chinese <
puzzle or an American coal-profiteer.- ?
methods of proceedure. 1
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If the Cnited States wore to spend 4
$1,000,000,000 per year upon arma (
ment, and the nations of Europe a '
like amount how much better off c
would any. of them be, and how much s
harder would the people of each
nation have to work to meet the ex- a
penses of their military government? 1
A study of the ethics of peace would
bring happiness to the w rid and
lighten the '.i. dens af all numanity
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are said to. have first in
now popular throughout t
Our Doi
are famous throughout this <
customers tell us they are "
to make/' and that is the t
doughnut or any other artii
Quality and cleanliness a
of this bakery at
Cheraw I
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SOgood cigarettes j
for 10c from ,
one sack of v
GENUINE I
"BULL" !
DURHAM
s-gs TOBACCO
The glaring examples of govern. :
tent inefficiency, graft and disregard c
>r the interests of the people should e
sufficient warning against ever
gain turning the industries of the
ountry over to political henchmen
ho know nothing about business exept
how to bleed it. For a time
ibor was floating upon 1 sea of proserity.
Now labor will pay in taxes
pon every product, hidden under the
rice, and for a period of many long
ears, the wages that were handed to
hem during the war. The profiteers
re not so easily reached; for their
l.xes will be far less in proportion
5 their incomes.
Look over your premises and see
l you cannot make some improvelents.
There may be a need of
leaning up the yard and the alley,
"he house may need a coat of paint
r some repairs, and the spring is the
ime to make them in preparation for
he "good old summer time."
Notwithstanding the fact that the
'nited States is still technically a1
var with Germany the report of the
Department of Commerce shows tha;
* ?- ?; ?in nnp foreign
ne principal iuuvojv ~
rade has been with Germany, South
America, the West Indies and Cuba
Trade with the three latter is expected
and legal, but trading with the
jnemry is not in accordance with the
jthics of good government.
State of South Carolina,
County of Chesterfield.
In Common Pleas.
E. G. Ingram and T. L. Ingram,
Plaintiffs,
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VS.
S. Jr.T. Quick as Administrator of
aTTTTefendanTfr
In obedience to an Order of foreclosure
made in the above stated case
by His Honor Edward Mclver, Judgt
of Fourth JudicialC ircuit, and dated
8th day of March 1921, I will on the
1st Monday in April next, being the
4th of said month, before the Court
House door at Chesterfield, South
Carolina, will offer for sale, within
the legal hours, to the highest biddei
for cash the following lands in Chesterfield
County, South Carolina: "All
that certain piece, parcel or tract o.
land situate, lying and being in the
State and County, aforesaid, and neai
the town of Cheraw, and being a par.
of the land conveyed to E. G. and T
L. Ingram by Mrs. Ida Kirkley b)
3eed dated August 4th 1919 and re
rnrded in Deed Book No. GO, 1'age 98.
ilso see platcf \V. L. Gillespie, Surveyor,
dated September 11th 1919, I
:his tract being shown on said plat
is tract No. 3 and see deed of even
late herewith from E. G. and T. L.
ngram to D. S. English, said tract
:ontainingFor ty Six and 80-100 (40)
icre*. more or less."
Purchaser or purchasers to pay for
ill necessary papers,
darch 10th 1921.
W. J. DOUGLASS,
Clerk of Court,
Chesterfield County, S. C.
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""'HE Germans, even
centuries ago, were
mous all over Europe j
r their ability as bread g
d pastry makers. They fi
vented the doughnut, (
he entire world. \
lghnuts j
entire community. Our |
like those mother used |
lest recommendation a i
de of pastry can have. p
ire ih j (win mottoes
oil times. ... /jk\ I
3aKery \
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Iii proof of the ileclino in prices of Nt
oolen goods the American Woolen
ctmpany, the largest producer of
roole ngoods in the world, has named
rices for the fall trade ranging from
5 to 50 per cent below price levels of
( last autumn. P?
er
The United States finance committee of
as reported favorably upon the sol- 01
iers' bonus bill, after trimming it ^
little from the style in which it
assed the House. The bill a* passed S1
irovides for $1.00 per day ca.-h bonus
or each day served, except the first
ixtiy days. For former service men s'
vho select other than a cash bonus 111
' 1.25 per day is granted. There are.d'
ither minor details including govern- P
nent insurance, farm and home aid. a
and settlements and vocational train-j 0
ng. The bill carries no appropria-. t(
.u?. 1..P1 C
iuii, mux. laaiivi ucuig icn iui >uv,
iext Congress to settle. Soldiers, (l
serving over seas will receive an ad- u
litional 25 cents per day, Lnt no sollier
will receive more than ?500 for F
Icnnestic service, or $G25 lor foreign i
service, and no bonus will be paid to
t commissioned officer above the renki
)f captain. ' j
Meet
AT
Mart
Featuri
More than
$35,000.00
in Attractions
for the week.
Come I
The S<
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Bobbed Hair Wins Husbands.
It may l?e possible girls nre bobbing
tbcir hair that it won't take tlieni so
long to get ready when an automobile
toots outside. Matty a husband has
beet! h?i to It girl l.tvuiise she used
furtv uif" haiio tis.
| Tired |
tH "I was weak and run-down," Igj
M relates Mrs. Eula Burnett, of
A Dalton, Ga. "I was thin and ^
Sj Just felt tired, all the time. ?
mk I didn't rest well. I wasn't M
JA ever hungry. I knew, by
ffl this, I needed a tonic, and a#
M as there is none better than? &d
g juj
5 The Woman's Tonic 1
5 ... I began using Cardui," Jgj
<8 continues Mrs. Burnett. TO
k "After my first bottle, I slept ^
JA better and ate better. I took ? j
?l four boltle3. Now I'm well,
feel just fine, eat and sleep, W
M my skin is clear and I have
gained and sure feel that tv*
n Cardui is the best tonic ever
S? made."
u Thousands of other women Ri
have found Cardui just as
nj Mrs. Burnett did. It should Wa
Jj help you. bW
At all druggists. tv'
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>T1('E TO PEXSIC X APPLICANTS
Notice is hereby g iven to all Conderate
Soldiers am 1 to the widows
s'.ich soldiers wh? are not on the J
rnsion roil ana wdd ueaue m w.o
?rolled to apply at < nee to the Board!
Honor for this Co iinty, as the hon
roll for this Co nty must be in
te hands of the Coi iptroller General
r 1st of April. Seel ion 2 of the Penon
Act passed at tl e last session of
ie General Assembly provides:
Section 2?That /said Honor Roll
tall consist of av) soldiers, sailors,
lilitiamen and wWowa of such soliers
or sailors were married
rior to Januar^ tt.00, if they have
ttained the ageB*iO years and were
n the Pension the State prior
) 1919, inclutfflfcr. inlmates of the
onfederate n/m3|^d also enrolled
uring 1919, ;hnd su'ch as may here.
Iter enroll Xinder t^Js Act."
M. J. HOUGH,
'robate J?udge and !x. Off. Sec.
W. D. G IAIG, Chrman,
L. L. S ENCER,
J. W. 0 1SLEY,
CountyrBoard of Honor
All DOUl
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P I 3 have them all ai
j I SUmpllcity has
U trucks and tract
for simplicity wl
; a great part of
early understam
struction. The f
that simple trul
trucks and tract
building that rat
This simplicity
! Ford cars, trucks
. cars in daily sei
More than evei
your order todaj
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Having opened <
we are now ready to
'Automobile. All
give satisfaction anc
found very reasonal
Second street.
Graves R
We are specialists on (
Real
I offer my services to h
or farm lands, finding bu;
commission basis, without
Will appreciate your pi
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to Apl
lie Fashion Show staged
York fashion models.
le South Carolina Auton
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le famous Scotch "Kiltie
lie South Carolina "Bt
March 30th.
lie Floral Parade, March
RMi'aUwi Parade/ Aptil
[)uth Carolina History in
he "Palmafesta Delegate
he crowning of the Quee
will be elected from ami
Help Choose the
ill be Here ror
Week of
THE UNIVERSAL CA
ABOI'T FORD CARS?SOLI.D LOGIi
has been fundamanta lly right froon t
re universal uar. n n^s always iea
west cost to raaintai n and operate.
iring Car, Coupe, Sedan, Truck and
id will make reasona bly prompt deilv
ever marked the designing and builc
ors.* Henry Ford and his engineers
1th strength. The success of the Mod
the Ford Motor Com pany's successh
ling and appreciation of that princip
ewer the parts in a car, fewer the pan
b is carried out in producing a car, i
ors, the result is bound to be a sini]
;ans sicplicit'.v, durability and econojrr
of construction proves itself in the
i and tractors are driven. Four millic
vice proves every claim we make.
r we are sure the Ford car is your
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ERAW MOTOR SALES
Cheraw, S. C.
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i Garage in Chera
i handle any make
work guaranteed
I our charges will
Die. Our shop is <
/lotor Co.
Chandler and BuickCi
Estate
amlle.property, either city
*ors or sellers on a strictly
other advantages to rae.
ntronace.
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na at
MA
ril 2
with high class New
lobile Show,
is" Band.
;tter Babies" Parade,
31st.
fireworks.
s" from 45 counties.
n of Palmafesta, who
ong the 45 delegates.
Queen
Gaiety
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he beginning. That
d in lowest li; t cost
Fordson Tractor?we
ery.
ling of Ford cars,
have always striven
el "T" Ford car and
as come frci.ii a:i
le in motor car con.
t3 to go wrong. When
is it is in Ford cars,
plicity of design ard
y of operation.
ease with which
in five hundred Ford
necessity?let's have
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Druggists
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Drugs,
~ Chemicals
"j tad all
| Medicinal
Articles
sly from manufacturers of
well knows reliability.
| Com* to us whan jtm want anything
t- In too durg Una. Our long axparlonoo
[ lo at your Mrvloo In auggoatlng ramo
loo for ordinary allmonto. Tha drug
toto thoao daya h?vo lorgoly tokos
ho placo' of too family romodloo no
ammaadad fey too grondmothora.
Kooe noooanl of yoor Boatman. Wl
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