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Dr. J. T. Ladd is in Charleston this
week.
Mrs. J. L. Craig is visiting relatives
in Pocomoke City, Md.
Mrs. C. K. Waddill has returnee
from a visit to Charlotte.
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Miss Blanche Reep, of Abbeville, is
visiting the Misses Pegues.
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Mr. John Hickson. of Aberdeen,
spent several days in Chcraw this
week.
Messrs. Roland Powe and Gilbert
Smith spent Sunday afternoon in
Ruby.
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Mrs. A. H. Page and Mrs P. A. Murray
are visiting in Baltimore this
week.
Mrs. Henry Rogers and Mrs. Will
C'rosland. of Rockingham, spent Thar:
day in Cheraw.
Mrs. Harriet Powe Lynch returned
on Tuesday nieht after an extended
visit to New York.
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Miss Ronnie Coward, head nurse of
Marion City Hospital, spent last week
end with relatives here.
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Hon. and Mrs. W. P. Pollock and
Dr. and Mrs. L. E. Bull have returned
from a visit to Tampa, Fla.
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Mr. Julian McLeod, of the U. S
Army at Chattanooga, Tenn., is visiting
his father, Mr. H. A. McLeod.
Mrs. Mattie Bell left on Thursday
for a visit to Charleston after spending
the winter with her niece, Mrs. J. A.
Spruill.
Cheraw High School will play their
first game of baseball of the season
with Hamlet High School in Hamlet,
tomorrow (Friday).
Hal Duvall, Jr., sustained a painful
and serious injury to his finger while
practicing at the ball park Tuesday
afternoon. He will be out of the game
for several weeks and the C*heraw
team will suffer as Hal is one of their
best players. '
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Prominent Women visit Cheraw.
Mrs. Mary E. LoRocca. Supreme
Guardian of the Woodman Circle end
State Manager Mrs. Harriet G. Donelan.
will be the guests of Cheraw's
Woodman Circle on Friday. Mrs. La.
Rocca is a brilliant and charming
wnrvn of national prominence and
will be a welcome visitor to the Circle
meeting cn Friday night as will the
ctotft mftuncor \IiQc Tlnnplnr
A banquet will be given in their
honor at the Town Hall immediately
after the Circle meeting . The two
camps of the AV. 0. AV. here have been
invited to be present. Mrs. G. AV. Mar
tin who holds a high office in this
State's AVoodman Circle will be hostess
to the visitors while here.
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No Longer Loved Them.
"Have you uny new attachments for
phonographs?"
"Heavens, no! We've been clerking
in here so long and trying out records
for people who didn't want to buy,
that there isn't one of us here who
ieels the slightest attachment for a
phonograph any more."?Farm Life.
Cured.
"I don't hear Grown complaining
about ?i> wife as he used to."
"No: >on see lie visited ids old
home tow. lust summer and saw the
girl I.e had been dreaming about and
talking about for the past twenty
years."?Huston Transcript.
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We have received
Pattern Hats. This
shown in Cheraw.
famous CO-ED Dr<
Skirts and Sweaters,
your advantage to bi
usual very reasonabl
come and see the ne^
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Buttercup Ice Cream
Headquarters
We make a specialty of quick delivery
of this delicious ice cream.
Phone us for a small quantity for dinner
desert. Saves the housekeeper lots of time,
trouble and worry. It's easy to phone No.
140.
Cheraw Drug Co.
Cheraw, S. C.
Spring Time
Is Building Time
Let us sunolv vou with
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Lumber, Shingles, Lathes and Other
Building Materials
SMALL PROFITS FOR CASH OUR MOTTO
Cheraw Lumber & Supply Co.
Cheraw, S. C.
King & Maynard
McBee, S. C.
SECOND ANNUAL CAROLINAS SAND1 Carolina Sand Hills become as famous.
if it v w pririi CIIAIV UCIn aH over the world, for its fruit as
HILLS PEACH SHOD HELD ,-r *
are Florida and California.
AT HAMLET IN JULY
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Hamlet, N. C? March 15,-Plans areL "f "? ? ? w?m?5 1,"a ,frlfnd
L . , . . ? , . ?. i visiting her from the South. She eng
Perfected by the Hamlet Cham- lmme?Rely the friend's stories of
her of Commerce for holding the Sec- Aum Drllscnia,"a negro mammy of the
ond Annual Carolinas Sand Hills "old school." and her daughter Sally.
'Peach Show during the coming July. One of Aunt Druscilla's proudest days
Assurances have been received from was when the first grandchild?a girl
the Departments of Agriculture of ?was born. The friend, laden with
their cooperation and the plans cal Rom ' tilings for the mother and little
.. ...... . 0 . ., pickaninny, went to see them. On asklor
a big exhibition of Sand Hills fruit ; . .? . . .. Inf.n3. ,
. , . . ing Aunt Druseilla what they intended
and a program of special interest to cajung the new baby she was greatly
the grower and those who contem- amuS (j by the answer:
plate entering the fruit growing in- "To* see, Mis' Kate, I is bound it
i dustry. should be called after you and your
The show will be conducted for sister. Mis' Rosalind. Rut then I says
three days in a large hall or tent to *? Sally if we calls her Katie Mis
provide more ample accomodations Ros:,J|n(| wI11 Pif a(j' an(j if
,. . . , ..... . . J Rosalind you won't like it, so I jes
than last year and exhibits of orchard dwMed tQ ^ ?cr Kat|e Rosa?nd
machinery implements and materials - am, ca), ,)Cr Gladys."?Chicago Jourl'or
the care of trees and fruit will be nai,
shown and demonstrated. |
Last year seven states and forty- That Fellow Feeling.
(ight communities were represoi j "You admit you were speeding?"
in an attendance of approximately 400! "Yes, your honor."
' individuals. Greater efforts will be' "A frank confession goes a long
made to have a larger attendance and way in this court. What excuse have
every effort will be put forth to Inform *'ou t0 ?^er ^or excee^'ng .the speed
limit V
those who attend as to just what thev ... . ,, ... .
... . . . . . "A man in a llftle old rattletrap
might expect to receive In return for flivrer drove up ,,ehind me and
their investments in peacn culture. i,awiCd to me to get out of the way
The peach industry is growing very and let somebody use the street who
fast in the two Carolinas and authen. could get more out of one cylinder
tic information and experience indi- than 1 could get out of six."
cute that it is a safe venture v j "Umpji! I do a little motoring myabundant
financial return to the per- ru let yon off ?itl. the mintann.
..... . . fine this time."?Birmingham Ageson
who applies intelligent care tc
the orchard. '
Plenty of land is available, splendid- ? . , _
, a ^ r ? i Bales of Paper,
ly adapted for peach Brewing and ?ire (he wh<) use mark| 0f
there is no danger of flooding the ry,>Aes savItl}? anv money?"
markets for years to come, if ever,, ..y0 they .g0t together enough
and it is the purpose of the Hamlet t0 cnr.our.i to anything they couldn't
Chamber of Commerce to push the a-ford to hire a warehouse for itoragi
development of his industry until the, purposes." ^
iw Arrivals
y and Ready-to-Wear
in the past few days large shipment of pretty
selection of Patterns is by far the best ever
We have also received a large number of the
?sses and other pretty Coat Suits, Dresses and
Our selection now is large and it will be to
jy now and get the first choice. Prices are as
e. Come and look?if you have been here
ones which have just arrived.
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Cheraw, S. C.
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March 18,
These 4 days are the days in which to buy
Cncinnr t0 llQfO thp hannip^l timp fnr llip hit
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man, so come to this store these 4 days an
to sell them cheap. Below I give you a few
.Ladies Oxfords, all kinds, Browns, Pate
LADIES SHOES | JIES'S 0'
Ladies Vici 1 strap $2.19 Men's O'alls
Ladies Patent 1 strap . 2.7?> Men's O'alls
Ladies Patent 1 stiap 2.98 Men's O'alls
Ladies Brtfwn Oxfords 3.49 Men's O'alls
Ladies Brown 1 strap 3.98
Ladies Patent 1 strap 4.98 MEN'S DEES
Ladies Brown Oxfords 5.45
Ladies Patent 1 strap 5.98 From $2.98 up, sor
Ladies Oxfor, black 2.98 Pair- Come and see
Ladies Brown 1 strap 3.49 pants.
LADIES' HATS , SHEET
Ladies' Hats cheap, 9Sc up. Come Father George She<
and see for yourseir. m yus. 10 a cusiume
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Men's Black and Brown Oxfords
from $3.98 up. Come and see what Ginghams going at
wonderful values. 20c, 22c and 25c.
? Good Percales 20c
MEN'S EXTRA PANTS
a, /. Good Bed Tick 17\
Work Pants, all kinds, $1.39?$1.49
?$1.98. Come look them over. Oil Cloth 29c per :
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your Oxfords for Spring. Now you know
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buy your Spring goods for I am going
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nls, 1 rr.d 2 Strep Kid Pumps?WhiteALLS
MEN'S WORK SHIRTS
9S Worth $1.00, now "5
$1.3;") $1.50 ones, now 9H
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$U'8 MEN'S DRESS SHIRTS
S PANTS Beautiful Patterns, $1.49 and up.
ne; worth $5.00 a ?^????~
our regular $5.00 LADIES' HOSE
______ Ladies Hose 11
Ladies Hose ? 19
Ladies Hose .. ? - .40
jting only 12c yd. Ladles Hose 9^
r. , Ladies Hose i $1.50
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Mens Hose ~ .25
per yd. Mens Hose .42
?c per* yd.
Good Work Shoes $2.98. Worth
yd. more money.
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