Cheraw chronicle. (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, July 21, 1921, Image 5
$12;000 Musical J
Made-In-Ca
X. Y. Concert Band, Eljrht Soloist cl
International ianie and Mixtd Qi
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Tie Made-in-Carolinas Exposition,
which opens . in. Charlotte September
12th and runs through the 1:9th. is nn(
assured success on a tremendous
T scale, according to "officials of the
Qairolibas Exposition compact.
Prom the standpoint of diversity
of exhibits the exposition will be by
far the largest erer held in the south
and will represent manufactured
displays from factories all the way
from Charleston to the Tennessee
state line, and from Wilmington to
Reki8ville, It is declared.
The first large buildjng of brick
and steel and concrete construction
is nearing completion. It has a total
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iiuur opacc in nv,uvv ioti.auuui
of which is being Isold for manufactured
displays.Up to Saturday
night. 22,000 feet of,, this amount
had .been sold or optioned. < and the
directors of the Carolinas Exposition
company are hoping to close up all
options and all remaining space in
this .building this week, and then be- i
gin. preparations for the. immediate '
construction of ^another ' large adjoiafog
* building of steel and wood
and* concrete. ' - i
Ffequests for spate have come in i
from all over the Carolinas. and the
show ' promise^/ta. be . a wonderful I
educational revelation.
DatfJJ "Ovens - has ^returned 'From )
New fc-York where he has concluded ]
arrangements for a 512,000 musical
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JJIUgiaui ^ nuivu in ucnaiw nivuvruvj.
questionN,the best. musical .organiza-p
tion ever appearing before a south- p
ern show or exposition. Thi^ pro- 'i
^ gram will embrace the New York l
concert band?one of the large
American bands which is always in.
tact and which is made up of *indi- 1
vidual artists of the highest order.
The patrons of this band are such i
men as the Guggenheims, John D. j
Rockefeller and others. .There will ]
be 31 pieces, and the members Of i
' this bayd were carefully fleeted 1
from, s ch organizations as Dajn
roflh's orrhestra. Sousa's band, and 1
others. In addition to 'this band, i
eight soloists of national note, two i
violinists of international reputation, t
and one mixed quarter of Metropoli?tan
opera calibre "nave been contract- ]
ed for. j i
In addition to this program, the'
directors are considering the matter {
of spending several thousand.dollars 5
in addition in arranging other musi- >
cal features, among which will prob- i
ably be $500 in gold offered for the i
best Carolina band competing in v.
contest bfetween bands of the differ. <
ent towns-of the Carolinas. ,
fl;>vern<rrs to Atfcen<|. l
Governors Morrisoh and Cooper {
'have accepted the invitation to bo 1
, present at .the opening of the exposi- I
tion and deliver the addresses. A
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Yogram For |
rolinas Exposition Z
r National Note. Two Violinists of ?,
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uartct Booked?Both fnrolinas Gov,
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high government official has been invited
and announcement will probably
be made soon. Among other |o]
notable figures who will be cn the
nroeram are: I>r. E. C. Brooks, N. C. 8*
S'.ate Sr.perinfec |)nt of PubFc In. w
struction, Dr. 1). B. Johnron, presi- p'
dent of Winthron college and others. ITl
With the presence in Charlotte
daring the exposition of the eighty- n
first division with (5,000 men, the a*
ffcnventinn of the Sonthem TextJI*4
association. the first convention of w
the y. C. Manufacturers association gt
and other similar assemblages, the l*1
attendance at (he exposition will run pl
far over 1(H),000 in the opinion of
the officials. in
The horsing eonvi ittee will short- 1)0
ly begin its work of providing every pa
comfort and convenience for the co
thousands who will vis!* the exposi- in
tion drring the t\w) weeks.
Railroads are geing urged to make '?
special rates ? "> that school children ip(1
all over the states may attend and jtK
study the exposition. |aJ.
F. Hurley, president of the;
N'orth Coiolinas Presa ,As;.<ici/i'i<?r.
sends < i:t a bu1 lot in to .ili 'iiie>ub?*rs ^
as follows:
^"1 cannat refrain from lnentiou'ag re
the industrial exposition to be hold to'
in Charlotte this fall and to urge all Hi
newspaper men-.to bon<t this to the wl
limit, ft is a wonderfully tine thing}pli
we ought to si'pport. it. nnd we ought|of
to attend it as well. If we want to,^
see-and to know North Carolina, this Ca
showing of North Carolina made 3c
made. ?o;xls ought to be an inspiration
to us." ~ tb
A Glaiife jifr the Exhibits. fa
Those w.ho;.have nride in the indus- wl
trial development of the Carolinas tbi
will find milch of surprise and inter. tyi
est in - the display of home niade tk
goodsN Cp to Saturday r'n?ght, ex.| J'
bibits which had .already( been ar-jsjh
ranged for, embraced the following1 M(
wide field: bi1
American Tobacco company are cp
using 9?0 feet to install* a in'naturdjco
factory such as thev have in AtlantiCjtni
% -a :JL\* u<
buy, ana manuiaciure cigareues uiiiu,
:he hall. < Bi
Liggett and Meyers Tobacco com- Jo
Bcnv Are'usjng large space to also Cl
nanufacture in the hall. otl
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco cc 1 "pany 1
ire making a large exhibit, as also up
ire tne El-Rees.So Cigar company, Ca
vho will make cigars in the hall. th<
Jrown and Williamson, plug tobacco sh
manufacturers and others. At
.The western Carolina chamber'of pa
commerce is planning to make a uc
complete display" of all the scenic on
leauties of western Carolina, as well ch
is of all the agricultural mineral and of
limber resources, and industrial in- tht
:erests - of the west. lai
This exhibit will embrace many of
rthinj for s,
npEAT'S OUR IDE
1 CAMELS?the Quali
Whv. iust b;jy Camels and 1<
It's the best packing science 1
cigarettes fresh and full flavo
Heavy paper outside?secure f
and the revenue stamp over the
age and keep ic air-tight.
And note this! There's noth
Camel package. No extra wn
improve the smoke. Not a cent
that must come out of the qu?
Camels wonderful and excluj
merit alone.
Because, men smoke Cam
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taste ana iragrance ui luc nuc.
blended. Men smoke Camels
refreshing mildness and their
retty aftertaste.
Camels are made tor men v
selves.
)LDS TOBACCO COMPANY, Wln.ton-S
to
holographs and paintings of the
jenic beautips of that section
here will be samples of flax and
heat and all^the farm products
imples of rubies and precious
:ones, and samples, of the hundreds
f manufactured products made in
le western part of the state.
Dr. Joseph Hyde Pratt, state
eologi3t, is working up a compreinsi-ve
display of North Carolina's
atural resources, embracing mica
id other minerafs, -the state's for.
.try, wealth, etc.
Mrs. Charles E. Piatt . has been
rged to undertake the preparation
a complete women's department
lowing all of the handiwork of the
onyn, taking in . needlework dis ?
vo oonno/1 crAnHo a r f u/nrlf and
any other lines.
In co-operation with the state ag
cultural officials, a full display of
jricultural products in North .Caro.
aa is a^so being worked up. This
ould embrace^ farm crops, Ga ined
>ods of all kitiils, the cheese inistry,
as well as live stock disays.
!
It is expected that one of the mrst
teresting displays in the show will
> that of the Southern Power coininy
,and Southern Public Utilities
mpany, as these concerns are beg
asked to make a visual demonration
of what electricity has done
r the piedmont south. A miniature
iwer plant, as well as an illustrn
>n of the electrified home, may be
part of the display.
Various towns and cities of the
o Carolinas will have large and
ipressive displays of their Indus,
ial resource^. Such displays ?tlady
arranged for embrace the
wns of Rock Hill, S. C., Gastonia.
ickory, and Wilmington, N. C.,
lile the local business men are
anning 'to- meet the business men
Ashe'ville. Monroe. Concord, Salis
iryl Greensboro and other North
irolina towns, as welf as numerous
nith Carolina towns.
A highly attractive display will bf
at of Ga&tOti county cotton manu.
cturers, totaling nearly 100 in all
io will show' the wide line of good?
ide in the county, as well as the
gh standard tof home liffc condi>ns
among the mills.
The Rock Hill, S. C., exhibit will
flrw the products of the Anderson
itoy company, the largest automo
fe plant in the south, of Winthror
liege, of the Rock Hill chambpr of
mmerce, of the Aragon" cotton
ills and other mills represented in
Is group, of the Carhartt and Blue
ickle Overall companies, of the
nes Iron works, of the JCuvkendal
lemical companyl |nd of yarioiu
her Rock Hill industries.
The Wilmington display will show
i the great advantages of North
irolim/s only port city. Among
e industries displaying will be the
ipbuilding and packing plants, the
lantic Paint and Varnish comity's
products, the Cement Prod
ni-n/lnntc Id nH vari
19 tuilipail^ O pi vuMVbo - ?- s
other displays of drugs and
emicals, of manufactured candles
molasses, of ready-built homes ly
e Aladdin company, and of thf
pge fishery and fertilizer industries j
that section. The advantages o*
ALITyl
how
:A in making
ty Cigarette.
30k at tlje package!
las devised to keep
red for your taste,
oil wrapping inside
end to seal the packt
ing
flashy about the
ip pings that do not
of needless expense
ility of the tobacco.
>ive Quality wins on
els who want the
st tobaccos, expertly
for Camels smooth,
freedom from ciga4
/ho think for themI.
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ialem, N. C. /*
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the coastal plain soil in the productlvity
of various crops will be shown
by Mr. High McRae, while the Wll.
mington chamber of commerce will
malfs an ' intensely attractive S exhibit.
Hickory's exhibit will take In the
following lines of, manufacture
goods: Dairy products of all sorts,
hosiery, overalls, furniture, lumber,
boxes, building materials, auto to*
ies, spokes and handles, gloves and
shirts, nursery products, farm wagons,
pumping outfits, etc.
Other Exhibit h
Ofhe'' exhibit* already arrangi-d
for ta-vf in the following -ines v ot
manufactured products: Automobiles.
batteries for automobiles, automobile
bodies, truck wdiea; farm
wagons; underwear; blankets , of
every kind; office supplies and equip.
ment: lithographing and printing of
all kinds; plug tobacco, smoking tobacco,
cigarettes and cigars; nmsery
products; chairs, living room furniture,
bed room furniture, tables;
[toilet (products, including face
cream, toilet waters, antiseptic soaps
and medicinal preparations; paper
boxes of all kinds and containers; a
full line of work shoes; hosiery;
Pepsi-Cola; soaps; rubber tires^ for
automobiles and bicycles, inner
tubes; flour, ship stuff; feeds; a complete
saw mill and equipment; displays
of hollow brick |?all, face
brick, shale brick, common brick;
cabinets and washstands, parlor
furniture; laces and embroideries;
cotton mill products, taking in fine
yarns, coarse yarn, cloths of ' all
kinds, bed spreads, counterpanes,
sheetings, tickings, mercerized yarn
?nd cloth?pverythin^ from the
coarsest fabricks to the finest qualities
of Bilks, satans, etc., in addition
to automobile tops, tire fabrics, bagging,
aeroplane covers, beltings, rope
and twine, etc.
Coffee products, cotton mill machinery,
embracing dyeing machines,
etc., saw mills, engines, refrigerating
plants; screw machine products taking
in a hundred dilerent kinds
of nuts, bolts, etc., granLte, building
stone, monumental marble and
statuary; baking products, including
breads, cakes,'pies, etc.; peanut butter,
and all kinds of peanut products,
bar candies, potato chips,
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listen*
how in
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STOP and tall
you see wit
his car. Ask him
Most likely yov
IS!; esting story abou
j ments?before t
found. Money vt
unkept. Trouble i
morous to every
S man who went ti
Finally U. S. 1
Tires ever since.
Perhaps it's the e
Tire buyers that mal
f phatic in their prefer
year.
When these me
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Will
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marshmallow cream, etc.; upholste
i ing and tapestries; suits for men "be
boys; caskets and coffins an
1 shrouds; farm implements of a
kinds including planters, cultivator
| plows, etc.. handles for all kinds <
> brushes, brooms and farm impli
rrtents; soft drinks; dust collectoi
"and conveyors tor cottdn mills
sizing and compound and dye;
seeds and patented feeds; read:
built homes; cuts and plate3 and ei
graving products; electric device
're-wound motors, etc.; corn mill
'mouldings and castings of all kind
|moulds for automobile tires; cottc
mill machinery of various kinds
signs and place cards; art work an
handcraft; medicinal preparation
and drug compounds, chemicals (
many kinds; parts of machines an
automobiles; brooms and brushes
suitcases and handbags; mattresse
and beds and pillows; window shade
and screens; chemical products ir.
eluding baking powders,* etc.; razo
sharpeners and 'barber supplies, an
bank an dofflce fixtures and furnisb
ings; tents and awnings, and ree
furniture.
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The next time ,
you buy calomel
ask for
yaJotabs
Thfc purified and refined
calomel tablets that are
nausealess, safe and sure.
Medicinal virtues retained
and improved. Sold
only in sealed packages.
Price 35c.'
THE
U. S. NOBBY TRI
Where the going is special]
with snow, mud or sand,
country where maximum trs
the road is a factor, no other t
yet deviaed is quite so effecti
wholly approved by motorii
ion, as the U. S. Nobby Tre
Its very simplicity?three
diagonal knobs, gripping th<
is the result of all the years
Rubber experience with evi
of road the world over.
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Tvonf*
;d toexp
luchtheyi
: to the next man everything
h U. S. Tires on bargains", '
tinned line
^ kno\y what
l'll hear an inter- They wa
t his tire experi- goodj-eputa
:he answer \^as it is. Wit
r as ted. Promises back lt upon
the road?huThere
ar
r one except the
, . Your loc
ir0ueh " uoon them
fires. And U. S. sized up, co
Wheneve
tires from i
are newly i
txperience of U. S. t0 y
Ices them more em- Square-dea!
ence than eVer this reputable d
as befits the
n have tried most largest rubl
ted SI
I States?
Auto Service Stat
W. M. Pankey
id guess tbe age of woman by xne length
id of her skirts. But the only thing you
11 Can guess now is the length or her
s, hose.
af Marry an old maid, young man,
"Gals is frivolous, widders bossy, but
old maids is thankful and willin' to
please." '
f- Willie says, "if cows and bees don't
i- go to heaven then nil that milk :
8, honey the preachers talk about must
s, be "canned stuff."
s,
Two reasons why people don't mind
(. their own business: first, they haven't
j any business; second, they haven't
s any mind? Rotarian.
: R. C. Gray r
J Agent
s SINGER SEWIN
Rebuilt Machines (a
Priees $5.0
AVe Repair All Makes of Mac
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For Your Sum
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Wilson Bros/ Silk Hose
Cheney ^
Wils on Bros. Unde
Regal Spear S
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erience,
I save
by the way of "staggering
'hurrah discounts", "discons
at less" and so forth they
ziof to get.
nt a fresh, live tire. With a ^
tion. That's everything it says
h the people behind it who
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e 92 U. S. Factory Branches.
al U. S. Dealer is drawing Un
continually to keep his stocks
mplete?to give you service. ^
;r he gets one or a hundred
a U. S. Factory Branch, they U
made this season's tires. ^
ou at a net price. Full values.
ling. A reputable maker. A U.
ealer. The whole transaction ^
f leadership of hie o'dest and
oer organization in the world. U. S.!
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Tex a s Legal Definition.
An alibi Is when you prove yon
were somewhere. else at the time yoo
committed the crime.?Dallas News
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U.S. Mail Linen have standardized tarics for all
daasesof travefas? and thst standard is high. The
Aatrica, for instance. carries 1,400 3d-dass peaK-cgrn
in cabins containing two or lour berths only.
(2,700 3d-dass paaaengen in ail.) For further
information see nearest steamship assot or wtiSs
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