Cheraw chronicle. (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, September 16, 1921, Image 8
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Joe Stricklin, Jr., returned Sunday (
from a visit to Bishopville.
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E. Gilbert Smith spent last Sunday 1
afternoon in Dillon with friends.
Mr. Calvin Mcintosh, of Columbia,
spent last Sunday In Cheraw with1
relatives.
Mr. S. L. Roberts, who has been in
Cheraw for several weeks, returned
to his home near Mullins last Sunday.
Mrs. Alex Harrall and little son,
Thomas Vanderford have returned
from an extended visit to Salisbury,
N. C.
SOUR STOMACH
INDIGESTION
fbedford's Black-Draught Highly
Recommended by a Tennessee
Grocer for Troubles Re*
suiting from Torpid
Lirer.
East Nashville, Tenn.? The efficiency
of Thedford's Black-Draught, the
Cenuine, herb, liver medicine. Is
Touched for by Mr. W. N. Parsons, a
grocer of thle city. "It Is without
doubt the best liver medicine, and I
don't believe I could get along without
It I take It for sour stomach, headache,
bad Uvar, Indigestion, and all <
other troubles that are the result of
a torpid liver.
MI have known and used It for years,
and can and do highly recommend It
to every one. I won't go to bed without
It In the house. It will do all It
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claims to do. I can't say enough for
It"
Many other men and women throughout
the country have found BlackDraught
just as Mr Parsons describes
?valuable In regulating the liver to
Its normal functions, and In cleansing
the bowels of impurities.
Thedford's Black-Draught liver medietas
Is the original and only genuine.
Accept no Imitations or substitutes.
Always ask for Thedford's. e. &
Madge
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Prize Content?$!
For the big or little girl who writes
Evans Hat Company will pay $500.00
awfully easy and it's lots of fun. All
compose the last line to the contest
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There was a young lac
Who thought hersel f
Till a !Madge Evans
So much altered her
J. P. Allen will sell her
THE PK1
First Prize $ "
Second, 4 Prizes .... 2
Third, 5 Prizes 2
Fourth, 10 Prizes .... 1
Fifth, 30 Prizes
Total Prizes
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for Little
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type of girl. Rut designers are c
so we go to Paris and buy models
est Parisian style. Have you bou
Now showing a c
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Mr. R. T. Caston i3 spending a week
>t two in the mountains of N. C.
Harrington Thrower end Hunter
McArn left Wednesday for Clemson
College.
Mrs. C. L. Prince, Jr., and children
have returned from a visit to Baltomore,
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Crepe
k tn<J georgette
bined in shades*
and fugjiami,
^ and mahogany,
and peacock
Sue* 1410 J9
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Evans
FOR GIR!
sk The New
500 in Money Prizes
the best "missing line" the Madge
in real money in prizes. Really, it's
you have to do to win a prize is fb
limerick. You can do it?just try.
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iy named Jane, _ "
frightfully plain.
Hat |
that, '
again. , .
IZES
0.00 .... $50.00
15.00 .... 100.00
10.00 .... 100.00
0.00 .... 100.00
5.00 .... 150.00
$5.00.00 . .
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Ladies
>nl y human, and often the styles the de
di rect and bring them back here and
gh t your new Fall hat yet? Be sure
The Ne
Sells Madge
:omplete line of Ni
and Dry
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Mrs. N. Bruce Edgerton and little '
son, Bruce, of Columbia, is visiting
Mrs. Jno. C. Evans.
Mr. C. W. Estes, of Greenville, spent 1
Wednesday in town.
Mr. Emmet Ingram, of Richmond,
is visiting friends and relative^ here
this week.
Straight'Lines Characterize these
\ Betty Wales Frocks'
satin Charmeuse
<om< and pleated georgette comb
)fnavy in brown and pheas* trastii
brown, ant, navy and rose- inna\
, black wood, black and ai.d j
colonial blue. rust.
Si:o 14 to 42 . Si:cs 1'
Nn?tuiidau>iuiU? (UiiroiU.'rJ anJ tiv v/J frt Onh Q
L. M. Evans Co.
Cheraw, S. C.
Hat C
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Store About
Contetf
Missing Line Li
Prize LI
Fill in the last lin
'How' is it you're o
To get such lovely ha
Then Mabel wisely i
"I just look inside
RILES GOVERN1
1. Only girls from six to sixtee
2. Only lines written on this cc
3. Missing lines must be maile
4. Decisions on prize awards a
judges.
NAME
ADDRESS
MAII
MADGE EVANS H
CO*2 Broadway
r Trip to Par
by .Madge Evans
Can you imagine anything more dc
cannot. So, when 1 was told that M
special trip to Paris for new hat mc
be.
The boat trip was really wonderfu
I didn't get sea-sick a bit. I wish yc
you would have enjoyed it as much <i
immediately notified the biggest mil
to have my special hats ready. Th
with them to show the new hats the
first, and, of course, you know that s
in the world. Then there was Lina M
Evelyne Varon, and?Oh. so many 1 i
We bought many of them?all kin
and most popular materials. We hn
folder for you and if you only coul
adore them all, just as I do. Of com
just for a certain type of girl. Soni
thin, and there, is the the dark girl a
Evans hats or so popular?because I
'signers of my company here turn iu
copy the idea. You see, the Madge K
it is a Madge Evans hat when yo
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rans Hats
ew Fall Ready to 1
Goods
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Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Wertheim, of
Blairstown, Pa., arrived a few days 1
aeo to make their home here. Mr. <
Wertheim is employed by J. L. and i
J. C. Crawford to operate their chick- .
en ranch on "The White Arrow
Farms" about two miles from town.
The construction of the different
buildings will begin at once under the
supervision of Mr. Wertheim.
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Canton crcpe
incd with conig
shades of silk
ry and rust, black
ado, brown and
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merick Content
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e. Write clearly.
11 ways able
its. Miss Mabel?"
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N(i CONTEST
n are eligible to enter contest,
intest blank will be accepted,
d to us before October 1st, 1921.
ire left entirely to the committee of
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AT COMPANY
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ilightful than that? Really and truly, I
[other and I were to make another
dels, 1 was just as happy as I could
il?I love the water . . . and imagine,
in had been along with me?I know
is I did. When we reached Paris we
[liners there that we were to call and
le next day we made appointments
ry had created. "Maria Guy" was the
;he is one of the biggest hat designers
[outon, Talbot, Marguerite, Germaine,
eally cannot think of all the name*.
iris of shapes and all the vpry newest
ive illustrated a lot of them In a
Id see them. I know you, too, would
so, every Madge Evans hat is made
ie girls have full faces?others are
iml the blonde girl. That's why Madge
:hey are made individually for every
t are just not good looking enough,
vans hat you buy is actually the lat
u do.
vV'car, Millinery
Miss Mattie Lou Smith left Wednesday
to accept a position as teach.
?r of English and History in the
Aberdeen, N. C., High School.
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Miss M. Ford, who ha3 been'visiting
ber sister, Mrs. Tom itobinson
near Chesterfield ha3 returned to her
home in Georgetown.
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tieraw Brea<
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nstead of baked wit
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in taste and look
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS ' a
DR. T. E. WANNAMAKEE, Jr. jfl
ETE SPECIALIST B
Office Hoars 9 to 2 l|ffl
Office at Residence
CHERAW, S. C. B
DR. O. H. PURVIS B
PHYSICIAN A SURGEON
Office Residence
Public Square Huger St.
Phone 243 Phone* 247 J
CHERAW, S. C. A
DENTAL NOTICE H
I will practice at
Chesterfield Mondays and on Wtednes- M
day Evenings. fl
Tageland on Tuesdays.
ML Croghan on 'Wednesday morning 1
of each week. /
Society Hill on Thursdays.
Iheraw on Fridays and Saturdays.
R. L. McMANUS, Dentist
Cheraw, S.
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