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GOV. COOPER SIGNS COOPERATIVE CONTRAC / ? Columbia. Jan. CO.?Governor Coop er yesterday affixed his si-nature t the cotton cooperative marketing con tract and pave out a statement expres sing the earnest hope that the oraani zation of the South Carolina Co'* Growers' Cooperative Assoc!.: Ao: would be successfully completed. "Now that the boll weevil is upoi us it is going to be necessary for th? farmers of the state to do thrc< things." said the governor. "First aU- ?Ko:r pnrtK lliey :i Tusi uncicuj mi.. v?. f~, ond, they must cultivate intensivel. the cotton they do plant and. third they must market this crop intelligent' ly so as to get the best possible priet for it. "I am con\inced after a study ol the matter that the solution of the marketing end of our problem lies in cooperative marketing. It is our onl> hope for a stabilized market. "A campaign is now being conducted for signatures to the contract in South Carolina and 1 earnestly hope that the organization committee *\\" be succ ssf :l in securing contracts representing 4<">U,000 bales so that the organization of the association ma> be successfully completed. 1 would admonish every farmer who expects to grow a bale of cotton in l!?22,to get a copy of the contract, study itcarefully and when he has made up his mind, as 1 believe he will, sign the rnnfract so that South Carolina v, ii sell her cotton cooperatively next fal as will the farmers of Texas, Oklahoma, North Carolina, Mississippi, Gee gia. Alabama, Arizona and other states "I am informed that good progress is being made in the sign up in this state." f Get. 111V prices before you buy pour fertilizer. J. H. W ANN AM AK ER. GET COLOR INTO YOUR PALE CHEEKS If Your Face is Your Fortune l>on*? Look Like a Bankrupt. Who doec not want red lips, a good clear, healthy complexion and bright flashing eyes ] Some people have such wonderfully good health nothing seems to hurt them. Others could so easily have fine color and more strength and vigor it they would help nature with C.ude's Pepto-Mangan. it is a splendid iron tonic that physicians have prescribed f<?r thirty years. It is net an experiment. It is not merely a temporary! help, because it n Ice- plenty of red blood and. as everybody knows, red blood is the only sure foundation of permanent health and strength. Gc? Pepto-Mangan of your druggist?and take it a few weeks and see how much I better you feel and look. S?ld in liquid! and tablet form. Advertisement. 1 o I .no gets The Chronicle one year. X-J ilM f, a $ -\x t g ' - " zr~" Ax*" " Norfolk, Va. Tarboro, N. C. Columbia, S. C Macon, Ga. L Birmingham, I - >vjfi_i--uaadsa* RECEIPTS AND DISBl'RSl January 13th, IH-'I RE( 0 Water Works Plant . Fines Licenses . Cemetery Lots | Property Tax - - 1 j Street Tax Interest on time deposit nterest on Victory Bonds j t Cash in Banks 1-15-21 Cash on hand 1-15-21 DISBUR! Water Works Plant Street Department r Sanitary Department Cemetery Department 1 Police Department Street Lighting .'ire Department General Expense Donations : Street anil Sidewalk Improvement Interest on Bonds Interest on Light & Hose Notes Paid lor Gravel Pit Road Machine Deposited to Sinking Funds River Bridge Repairs Balance on ^-'ire Truck Fire Hose Refund Malloy & Co. (on taxes) t Cash in Banks 1-15-22 Cash, on Hand 1-15-22 0 : ount of cash in banks s'uo^ nay in. rest on bonds July 1st, 1922,: of tar-Ions Sinking Funds. Uncollected taxes for 1921 Uncollected taxes fot 1920 _ -v.-r?rr j,wa KKPORT OF RECEIP' Cheraw Water Work RECE Water Connections DISBURS Salary account Power account Chemical account ! Plant account Chemist account : j Expense account I gain for year j \"et gain 1-15-21 I I I'ncollccted accounts 1-10-22 J Bills payable, none PROFESS OR. T. E. v; ANNA RAM! It, Jr. EVE SPECIALIST Office Hours D to 2 Office at Residence ('II ERA W, S. ('. ? ~ ji?Sjs=: : f??FLECTS C TPADE MARK -mREGISTERED TER GUANO ( Richmond, Va. Ly: Charlotte, N. C. W; 3. Spartanburg, S.C. Atl Coiumbus,Ga Mo iia. Baltimore, Md. Tol :MEM'S TOWN OF CIIERA W I to January loth, 1952. :eipts = ..? $ 6,903.70 ... 2,122.00 n< . 3,867.93 ga 22.50 to 24,717.57 or 944.00 ..- 100.00 237.62 C< nt I ' 38,915.32 W ?.... 13,625.63 11 381.65 f ' $52,922.60 ?t 3KMEXT3 Cj $ 6,277.70 Pi 5,003.69 PI 406.48 sp .... . aiz.vi - 3,862.58 2,483.00 460.30 2,928.21 532.30 * wi .' SO. 12 In 7,830.00 of 106.72 30 2,000.00 135.02 1,717.">3 . 784.38 1,240.00 700.00 an ... 191.70 m? $37,052 50 15,568.99 ' 301.11 W I ' $52,922.60 1 mi above, $5,000, ha^ been set aside to ' arwl $1680 is to be deposited to credit $6,937.43 10" 710.78 $7,648.21 an Respectfully submitted, "Th B D. L. TILLMAN, Clerk. an '7 xuiotfua foi rs AM) DISBURSEMENTS r i s Plant, 1-15-21 to 1-15.22 1PTS: $6,409.40 494.30 $G,903.70 EMEXfTS: f ....... 2,400.00 1,415.77 * .. 1,269.57 .. 630.70 76.50 ? 4So.lU _ $6,277.70 I $626.00 R 631.37 I $1,257.37 I - 405.18 I Respectfully submitted, I D. L. TILLMAN, Clerk. M?.\L CARDS j DR. O. H. PURVTS lMllSlCIAA A 81 ItGEOX 'Of/Ice Residence | Public square Huger St. Phone. -243 Phone 247 CIIERAW, S. C. msamm mmmmmuKsamm?mm* I 0 I th of nv se sa P( 3QMB4NY : th to cc nahburg, Va ashington,N.C. ar anta, Ga. T( ntgomery,Ala tJ] edo, Ohio fil fo til i lr Him - - - -- - m BUSINESS LOCALS STRAWBERRIES, how imany do you ?ed? The nicest variety for name trdens is KLONDYKE. Got them bore they are gone. This is our la-, der. o For the beat Sweet Potatoes go to immunity Cash Grocery as they are >w handling my potatoes, that good nd that you bought there last year. -4t J. H. Biles, Bennettsville, S. C o BULBS and FLOWER SEED now in ock. Gladlolas, Cannas, Dahlias, iladium or Elephant Ears should be antad nov/r Nasturtiums, y>inks, ilox and other flower seed for early ring planting. THE PURE SEED CO. o BIDS RECEIVED Bids will be received for erecting a irehouse 26x30 m?tal sides and roof, formation may be obtained at this flee, bids must be in before January th. J. A. Teal, tterk. ???o BIDS RECEIVED The county will buy corn if shelled ' d sacked in even weight. Sacks " ist be sound and free from weevils. J. A. Teal, Clerk. ,? o | E WILL FEED and pasture cattle seven dollars per head, monthly, until April, afterwards pastureage only one dollar monthly. c SUNCREST FARM, 4 J. W. Rainwater, Caretaker < tUl 3-24-22 i .? < Why not freshen up your flowers < d pot plants with STIM-U-FLANT. ^ ley need food just as much as we do d they will get it in concentrated m with STIM-U-PLAi\'T and will 4 ?pond quickly. ? THE PURE SEED CO. i 66 6 rill break a Cold, Fever and ? Grippe quicker than anything i re know, preventing pneumonia The Chronicle $1.50 a year. 4 (BflBraRawsaraaa < "fired I "X vm weak and run-down," U reiataajtrs. Bnla Burnett, of A | ( Mftaa,Qa. "I was thin and 0 )ai tall tired, all the time. V I 4Ual rest well. I waan't Uj star huajrr. I knew, br ra* Ma, I needed a tonic, and A as there ti ene better than? WA MRDUII Tli Woman's Tonic |; . . ? I tape using Cardui," s mmihmm Mn. Burnett *3 1 I'AMm Wf Put botUe. I slept V4 ? Wtar m4 aia better. I took Ejfl Hrw bettisa. Now I'm well, || , feel Just fine, eat and sleep, wj (' mj akin Is clear and I hare fabaad an& sure feel that ' Cardnt la the beet tonic ever vi ' I ***" 1 ? Ttiiinji of other women w| J | kr? tewtd Cardui Just as || ' 3 MnL Burnett did. It should R ' I Ml FW. ?fl ^^^^^urcists, ^ | SUMMONS I ate of South Carolina, County of Chesterfield. Court of Common Pleas. W. Laney, Plaintiff, 1 vs. itie Jones, Mack Jones, Stewart >nes, Oline Jones, Innes Jones, A1 eta Williams, Lena Jones, Livingston 1 mes, Hannah Jones, Mary Jones, inius Jones, Defendants. 1 ) the Defendants above named: You are hereby summoned and re- 1 lired to answer the complaint in J is action, which will be filed iu the ' flee of the Clerk of Court of Com- 1 on Pleas for the said County, and to 1 rve a copiy ui yuur auswer iu iuc id complaint on the subscrier, D. F ;gues, at his office in Cheraw, S. C., ithiu twenty days after the service ireof, exclusive of the day of such Tvice; and if you fail to answer the implaint within the time aforesaid, e plaintiff in this action will apply the Court for relief demanded in t! implaint. B. F. PEGUES, Plaintiff's Attorney, mary 18th, 1922. o the Defendant, Mack Jones: You will please take notice; That ie summons and complaint are on e in the office of the Clerk of Court r Chesterfield County, South Carooa. i B. F. PEGUES. Plaintiffs Attorney, inuary 18th, 1922. New Ar Black satin Straps, Br< Black Oxfords, Tan Ca] and Oxfords, Call and see tKis wonderf ky tke famous Duttenhofe Cincinnati, Ohio. M KhJhHhKhX* !*? < I \ A B [ f If you want I !? dropped sine f he f Mad I I $25, $3< ? the quality at I The cost is s * >! Order r >: In fact | I We Clean < % A J. ? Phone 145 * MASTER'S SALE. By virtue of a degree of his Honor, Tudge Edward Mclver, in the case of P. B. Huntley, Plaintiff, against Rob>rt Hubbard, Defendant, I will offer 'or sale before the Court House door n Chesterfield, S. C., on Monday, the dxth day of February, A. D. 1922, at iwelve o'clock, Noon, the following loscribed property, to wit: "All that certain tract of land, situ ite in the County of Chesterfield, State )f South Carolina, containing twenty teres, more or less, as shown by plat 5f same made by J. C. Coit, surveyor, md recorded in the office of the Clerk >f Court for said County in Deed Book 15, page 268, and bounded by lands of Brigman, Powell, Hall, and by Thompson's Creek; being the same tract of land conveyed to Robert Hubbard by leed of Mary W. Powell, dated February 21st, 1907 and recorded in Deed Book 25, page 268." Terms of sale, CASH. Purchaser :o pay for all necessary papers. W. J. DOUGLASS, Clerk of Court & Special Master. >OTICE Thi9 will be the Jast notice to deinquent tax payers. The time is out. I have started colectors out to get them. I know it will )e hard for some people to get the noney to pay their taxes with, but he longer you put it off the. harder t will be to pay them and the mora it evill cost you. I have waited longer han I should. Before I sent out the collectors but I wanted to save every >ne the mileage that I could and those hat come or send now before I get heir's will save mileage. I want to suggest that every la>r mill owner or other employer of abor find out if his employees have laid their 1920 tax. Where they have lot, it will be to the interest of the employer to look after this matter for lis man. Write this office for the imount and advance the money to lay their 1920 taxes. It will save mc irne, money and trouble and will snvi he tenants money. Why not try i; mce? This is not a personal matter will lie. It's a duty that you owe you 'ounty. J. T. Grant. Sheriff. o Subscribe to The Chronicle. $1.50 ^ \ 4 rivals In hne Shoes foi Wei iave just received a ? styles in Ladies Sti A eld *9 I %/W) hit ?1 I ' )wn and v If, Straps / X 'BamarmtmtmmmmBmmrmammat.tr^mrz mwiaji rmm \ MASTER ul line of Skoes made co; dual feati r-Stevens kjkoe Co., of nary arct | maue ut ; prevailing j lasts. ALLOY & CC CHER.-. W, S. C. :o get an idea of how [ ;e last'year, then cor :re and see the class of e-to-Measure Cloth ve are now selling at 0, $35 and up each of these prices is a o little no man need His Clothes to Mea it would be almost fo< to do otherwise rnd Press Your Suit T. THOMPSQ Cher jm}m?msmj* 66G Is a prescription for Colds, it Ferer and I.aGrippe. It's the ki most speedy remedy we Know. sj XC Jlih mK This new sugar-coated \^,y p gum delights young and old#\L j It "melts m your , mouth" and the gun rpnfpr remains to aid brighten teeth and soot and throat. There are the other W friends to choc e from, W0 A r? GN^# C23 ' I $ ' r Ladies ihipment of the newest -aps and Oxfords. wohim* \ ?1^ "FrrK^ nstructed shoe with indiviires not found in {he ordi1 support footwear. It is the best material; in the styles, and on the latest 1 * > ? I I > Ytrices have ne: around ! Y ies | "i to $60 ? << . revelation A hesitate to v T sure Y Y olish Y T s for 50c f N | aw, S. C. T /> >*VV ' ub.My-TIsm, antiseptic aud pain illcr, for Infected soores, tetter, trains, neuralgia, rlieuiiiutfeni. t##|? digestion, iie mouth RIGLEY too: --rsTtV iilll IP! ill