Cheraw chronicle. (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, September 16, 1921, Image 4
CHEBftW CHRONICLE |i"
JOE LINDSAY, Editor ch
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Foreign Advertising Representative ,
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THE DANCE MONDAY NIGHT
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We feel that, after forsaking an inviting
bed and in the wee sma' hours ^
of the night, hieing ourself a Sabbath ^
day's journey down to the dance, over
a newly made sidewalk, that we must
make some comment. After every
dance held here this summer we have ve
heard talk of misbehavior on the part
of both boys and girls so we decided
to see for ourselves, but lo! they tell
the rough ones didn't come, and we
were cheated.
What we did see was a very order- 01
ly, quiet dance. We had heard that so
some of the dance steps were very be
objectioanble. In one sense of the w:
word and for one reason we agree je
with our informer. It takes entirely so
too murh energy to do them but aside wl
from this we couldn't see an abject- le
ionable feature about them. This ap- st
plies to all the dance 6teps, because be
they only dance the "Toddle" nowa- n?
days and there was no change during m
the hour we looked on. w
In our palmy days we "looked in" n?
on quite a few dances of different va- th
rieties and we feel we are competent 01
to judge. Please accept our judge- fii
ment that the dance Monday night in
was very, very "tame." a
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WHAT'S THE MATTER NOW? w
pi
Before the writer took over this ^
newspaper we heard various excuses n
from our merchants as to why they w
would not advertise. Some said the
paper had no circulation and various
other reasons were given. We ar? 'c
now prepared to give any of them fc
positive proof that the paper is read a
and that we have a circulation in 18
keeping with any. paper run in this ei
size town and if there are any other tl
excuses we are prepared to meet them. w
Xow what we would like to know is, 81
why some of our merchants do not n
advertise? , , 6'
One merchant told us he could not
see the difference in his business t
when he advertised. If it were possible
for us to sell a little space in our B
paper and th^next day crowd a man's
store with customers we would not a
have to ask anyone to advertise but b
if this or any other merchant want y
tn v.*. rnnvtnopd thai advertising navg
we challenge them to allow us to advertise
against them for thirty clays.
We will use nothing but the truth but n
we will promise they'll feel its effect b
and we'll give a year's free advertis- a
Gents Fui
Many men know this sto
wesve not juggled with their c<
and pays us, too, to play fair.
The unwritten law is thai
Ready with everything a
and hahadashery whose quali
Ready with values that will
tween us.
Call in, we want to show
A. T. THO
CHERAW
"Good Biscui
ALL the magic of g<
, biscuit-baking is
Occo-nee-chee Flour. 1
cuits of light, fluffy d
ciousness that make
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simplest meal a treat,
merely a matter of
right proportions of flc
baking powder, salt, ;
I soda. And they're mi:
to perfection in those
sacks of Occo-nee-chee
You do take the gu
with Occo-nee-chee.
bother too. By adding
shortening you get a b
est and best waffles or
made. It is amazing h
I baking becomes. Anc
cost of ingredients.
Make Occo-nee-chee
by for good baking. G
your grocer and find h
and expense.
You'll find Peerl
derfully fine, f
AUSTIN-HEATO
Durham, Nortl
OCCO-NEl
Self-Rising
Takes the Guess out of Baking
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g of the same apace we use if he'll I
t us try it.
It is due the public that every merant
offering goods for sale should
lote prices in the paper. You can
pend on the merchant who adverses.
If he tells you frankly and
>enly what he is doing you can be
ire his store is a good place to do
?? .a: ? TUrt ofnow that Qrll'OP.
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ses is a progressive store that is not
raid to put their goods and prices
fore competitors as well as their
ade.
Protect yourself by reading ad.
irtisements and buying from those
ho advertise.
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RENAMING OI K STREETS
The Civic League has petitioned
ir Council to allow them to rename
me of our streets. One of the memsrs
of the league kindly loaned the
riter an article bearing on this subct
in which the author puts forth
mie very forceful arguments as to
hy we should not retain meaningss
names for our streets. He says
reet names should be used to keep
fore the eyes of the public the
imes of our great men and to com.
emorate great events. For instance
hen a man or woman reads the
ime Washington on a street marker
iey will immediately bring to mind
ir first president, the man who was
rst in war, first in peace and first
i the hearts of his countrymen and
boy or girl, being told that a cer.
iin square was Manila Bay Square,
ould ask why the name. This would .
rompt the telling the story of how
ewey met the Spanish fleet at Maila
Bay and practically won the war
ith Spain by destroying it.
It seems to us that our streets have
?rv inanDroDriate names to sav the
sast. We are thinking of First street
>r instance. Wouldn't Last street be
better name for it, and then there
i Church street with all the church3
on Market street and the editor of
lis paper living on High street. Yes.
e are very sure that every one will
gree that our streets should be reamed
and we hope the Council will
rant"- the request.
he codfish lays a million eggs,
While the helpful hen lays one;
ut the codfish does not cackle
To inform us what she's done.
,nd so we scorn the coltish coy,
ut the helpful ben we prize;
/hich indicates to .houghtful mini*
That it pays to advertise.
It was a man ol great vision wLo
lade the utatenien: ":f you have ;t
usiness that you cannot advertise,
dvertise it for sale "
-nishings
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re as tneir store oecause
snfidence. It pays a man
t one reaps as one sows.
man wants in Fall clothes
ty will stand the acid test,
strengthen confidence heour
lines.
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A Piano in tune means a Pian
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Florence, S. C.
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