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FT ''' ' X" A 'e a?* *?* ?i^M? ?? < . . > . ; . ? pS'V . +* . * f . , ? * 1 k T ' ' . \ V "* % * / < . ^ ? * / I /' _ _! ?TTT r 1 ! iCoral Struts I Miss Alice Campbell, of Aberdeen, wa^the guest of Miss Nannie Brasing-ton last week. 1 \ ? * Mr. Billie Mclntyre, of Bishopville. spent Sunday at the home of Mr. and! Mrs. J. N. Stricklin. Mr. Mack Barbie, of Florence. I spent Monday with his sister, Mrs. C.I M. Huev , ** yi/.ss Annie Coward spent Frida/y in Darlington with relatives. * * Joe Stricklin, Jr., is spending a few days in Bishopville. ? # Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Stricklin and children, of Bishopville, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. J. X. Stricklin. Little Miss Annie Lee Spencer, of Darlington, i3 visiting at her grandfather's, Mr. A. B. Coward. Mrs. Robert Fotner has returned ' to her home in Norfolk, Va., after spending last week the guest of Miss Nora Stubhs. ' . ** . ' ' Mrs. F. A. Lockey, of Wadesboro. N. spent, several days this week with her aunt, Mrs. J. X. Stricklin. #? Mr. A. S. Manning, of Spartanburg, is visiting his daughter, Mrs. Edwin Malldy. Miss Maggie and little Jani3 Liles are spending this week with rela. lives in Darlirjrton and T.'mmons. ville. Miss Viola Sanborn has returned from a visit to Columbia. * ? ? i Mr. Jas. Powe, cf Florence, spent several da-s with hi? mother, Mrs. J. H. Powe. co? Mr. G. I. Ray spent Wednesday in T \ nchbiire. Va. ' ' ** Miss Lucile I'oston has returned . from a visit to Columbia. #? Mi-s Puttie Piston relumed Wednesday frctn ;i vi it to Marion. Mis-s Nannie Prasington entertained in hi r home Wednesday afternoon with rook in honor of her guest Miss v/ Campbell of Aberdeen. The highest' scores were made by Mi-ses Margaret Ladd anil'Susie Moore Lindsay. Delicious refreshments were served and all reported a very interesting after-' noon. _ I ii v feftl ( 1 I ' mm iggie "The I , / V " The consur gies, agons an are expecting a 1 v . i "Hackney y Hackney & Tay hold when othei i Back to the proud of. We prices. Ji* / % Mr. I. Blum, of Dillon and Baltimore, was In Cheraw on Wednesday. r,-.. Miss Ellen Bull, of Columbia, spent several days at home this week. Mis3 Claude Godfrey has returned , from a visit to Yorl^. ? * Mrs. J. T.- AniOB has returned from a visit to friends in Lancaster. '1 Miss Lois McArn returned-on Tues- 4 day after several weeks stay with j relatives in Laurinburg, N. C: j' Born to Mr. and Mrs. J. O. J3ullivan, of Cash, a son, on Wednesday, Aug 3tst. Miss Wfctkins, of Camden, is visit. J ing Miss Elizabeth Bifll. !l Mrs. R. E. Fetner, of Norfolk, Va.,! who has been visiting her cousin, i Miss Nora Stubbs left'on Sunday to! visit the formers parents in Rocking-! haim, N. C. Miss Stubbs accompany- ] ing her. CoL' W. F. Harrell, StafT Office.^ Regular Army, and wife and children visited Mr. J. R. Harrell last 1 week leaving on Friday for Marion. - Mr. Carlisle Harrell, of Marion, is visiting his uncle, Mr. J. R. Har- i rell. Mrs. J. L. Guy and son Edward are visiting the formers mother, Mrs. J. H. Powe. Mrs. Jno. Womack and Miss Kath. leen Murray visited in Latta the past week. Miss Vera IPerritt who has been visiting Miss Kathleen Murray has returned to her home in Lamar. \ Mrs. R<>bt. Thrower has returned to her home in Raleigh after a visit with Mrs. W. T. Thrower. Miss Elizabeth Evans, Lucile Hurt, __ Esten Matheson, Don S. and Jno. F.j Matheson, Mallov and John Evans, chaperoned by Mrs. W. P. Pollock enjoyed a picnic party at the Country Club on Wednesday. The regular meeting of the Young be held Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock Peoples Christian Association "will at' the Presbyterian church. All young people cordially invited. * Dr. A. H. McArn, who has been preaching at the First Presbyterian church in Charleston for the past month returned home on Monday. He will preach here Sunday invorning at 11:15 at the Presbyterian church. ... \ ' I ?' ? ; ? ^ i n Name anu jdus ners strike is broken S id Harness are in a ri /ery busy Fall. i , wagons are the most 'lor-Cannady buggie: rs rip and the horse 1 old days, with a nic have the goods an ? I kS. o. BENNE / Dollar Da GROG Tomatoe Catsup, 8% 02. bottles 10 for 1.00 1 I Sliced Beef, 5 oz. galsses, 3 fcr 1.00 | i j Welsh Grapelade, 15 oz. jar, 3 for 1.101 Welsh Fruitlade, 15 oz. jar, 3 for 1.10 \.s8t. Preserves, 1 lb. jars, 3 for 1.20! Ripe Olives, 7 oz. bottles, 3 for 1.00' Strawberry Ja(m, 1 1-4 lb. cans, 3 for 1.20 Eddy's Salad Dressing, 8 oz. bottles' 4 for 1.00 Eddy's Salad Dressing, 4 oz. bottle' 10 for 1.00 Welsh Granejuice. at. bottle, 2 for 1.50 1 Community ( BUSINESS LOCALS j All Business Locals CASH in ad-! ranee. One cent a word for eacli In-! sertien. "COTTON' MONEY." Cotton should not be thrown on * the market as fast as picked, but should be sold over a period of several months to prevent a decline. The Savannah Cotton Factorage Co., Savannah, Ga., has money to loan on old and new cotton, either lor prompt sale or to be sold. They solicit your consignments. 43-4t. proved mechanical device* for quick kodak finishing. All work received by 10 o'clock a. m. finished and ready for delivery by 15 p. m. same day. Customers living out of Florence send by mail any morning and receive finished work on the night mail. Developing, 10 cents per roll. Send us your kodak work. Hamilton's Studio, Florence, S. C. 43-2t. Hamilton's Studio, Florence, S. C., has just installed the latest im. .Lt&ais - % BBMMWMMMMWMW? m wmmmBm?mmmmammmmmmmmminnHrtHBMlMHai agon iiness That Spa and people are planni un-down condition, w / satisfactory article we s run when others < has run away. / e buggy and set of h d we feel sure we can \ \ Come to see us. BRE / :ttsville \ i ly Values "; ERIESl u mm ,i,.?.... ? | jn Welsh Grapejulce, pt. bottle, 3 for 1.00 j *j i Frenchs Salad Dressing, 11 oz. botties, 3 for 1.25 Pure Maple Syrup, 1 pt. can, 2 for 1.50 ^ Life Buoy Soap, 12 for 1.00 I Sunny Monday Soap, 13 for 1.00 I P & G White Xaptha Soap, 13 for 1.00 Star Xaptha Washing powder, 5c pack 23 for 1.00 Aurora Coffee, lb. cans, 3 for 1.00 Pat-a-cake, 4 packages for 1.00 % West fields Pork & Beans, cans 15 for 1.00 Hash Grocery FOR SALE Pure Fulghum Oats, 99 per cent germination. Will soon have a full line of all field seed, write for prices or call at A. C. L. freight depot and see us. 9-l-4t The Pure Seed Co. r \ New Ladies Oxfords for fall? Evans. Two new lots Gossard Corsets and Brassiers. Evans. o Dr. Scbtoll's Arch Supports for suffering feet. Evans. o discharge notice. October 1st. next at 12 o'clock M, I will apply to the Probate Court of Chesterfield County for a discharge as administratrix of Estate of C. S. Bruner, deceased. , ELIZA BRUNER, A Administratrix. r? i 9-1-It. 1 "TWIXK"?Washes and dyes at the sa'ine time. Made by the makers of Lux. 10c. Seo our window. CkcTaw Drug Company. The Chronicle $1.50 a year. ? , V 5 ' , C V ' g ~ ? s H? ns Half a Ceni ing to buy this Fall, orse than in many ; have ever sold." T ire junked. "Ger / .V- 1 larness, which you supply your needs % \ \ ' i EDEI / s. c. * r Aminu Leads In Cement Use. Although Portland cement was pat* ited by Mr. Aapdhi. an English engl'er. und reinforced concrete la credmI to a Frenchman, America has ade the moat use of them. The anufacture of Portland cement hgs ten brought to the highest state of trfectlon In this country, and our ie of concrete now ranges from the aterlng trough to the Panama canal, se of cement has mad. possible tba ipreaplve architectural effect of vast id lofty Interiors unencumbered by ere and columns. Life Ae I tee It All Mia tr/iflhlo f avor In#* 1 epared for myaelf.?Exchange. Specia TUE; Ju^t a 8 yds. Ap 5 yds. Dn 11 yds. CI 8 yds. 40 12 prs. Go 3 prs. 50c Nice Voil< Nice Whii Nice Ores anc S. AD Def / . , . . < v- . ' v 1 ' 1 l..-""' - , II irnei tury" Their Bugyears and we t yson & Jones, nco" harness V t x ' will be really at satisfactory V. / ' : New Silk Gloves for Ladle??Evans New Lot Laces this week. Evans For One DOLLAR DAY. T1 3 lbs. Chase 6? Sanborn 8 cans Campbell s Soup 3 lbs. Morara Coffee Horton GJ I Prices?Doll / SDAY, SEPT Few of Many B; ron Checks jss Ginghams flecked Homespun inch Sea Island od Work Sox : Sox e Waist te Skirts s Slippers I other good bare; Come and see us EIMY & >artment Si Cheraw, S. C. : i * ? ' I SS . j 11 J d . i i ilU .. ?' ' V*M ' A $ : ." . j ' J < la bhbhbhebkx bhbubbs Evans is offerjgig $1.00 for, first corrected list "of misspelled words, in . their Dobtlr Day Ad. ' * ' Dav Only UESDAY, SEPT. 6th. Coffee $1.00 $1.00 $1.00 Hendrix Co. / ar Day 6th \ *' 3 argains $1 oo $1 00 ?i on f A vrw $1 00 $1 00 $1 00 $1 00 $1 00 $1 00 ains BRO. ? tore / t