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\ : Sinral 3ltrms "' Prof. J. K. McCown spent Easte Darlington. Mr. Wm. Qodfrey spent Wedne; in Columbia. Mr. Ben Sapp, spent several day Cheraw this week. Miss Mamie Jones spent last Y nesday in Columbia. Mrs. Bruce Wannamaker is visi in Columbia this week. Prof. J. P. Truluck visited at home in Olanta last week. Miss Vdra Wiggins spent last v end at her home in Denmark. ( Hon. W. P. Pcllj-k spent last day and Saturday in Columbia. ? * ?? Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Powell s Sunday in Darlington with relat Miss Mattie DuRant is visiting i tives in Dillon and other points i C. . * , Mr. and- Mrs. Ralph Johnson Richmond, are visiting friends in ' ? I > C V ? " ' ?T ' ' * -i. L. POWE WRITES OF TRl GROWERS MEETLNG. } I Mr. Editor: As stated in your issue of .last w r in I attended a meeting of truck gr ers at Florence last Thursday sday while from a personal standpoin did not get a great deal of encouri went it was because 1 realized ir 8 in than ever before that without org zation our efforts in developing ye(j_ line of agriculture around in neighborhood would be futile. The meeting was addressed by tjnc Brand, Chief of Marketing of the administration in Washington, Mr. Garrity, Pres. of the South Ci hio lina Produce Association as well city. * Mrs. "Win. Hickson, Sr., has ret od after a several months visi Virginia. ' The Misses O'Malley spent se\ days herd on their way hiking 1 Atlantic Gity to Miami. Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Kerr, of Tipp noe City,' are visiting their osn; L A. Kerr. I Messrs..A. L. Latta and W. E. vail leave Monday for Monks Co to spend several days fishing. ft Mrs. W. T. Thrower spent Satu and Sunday in Winston Salem att ing the Easter Dawn Celebration. Mr. and. Mrs. Tom Smith and 1 < eht*r, of Raleigh, spent day3 this 'week with relatives he' * /* * V j Miss Peajl Bellinger, of Flor( spent last week end in Cheraw v ing he. sister Miss Lucile Bellini * ^ Mrs. P. B. Huntley and dajigl Margaret visited in Columbia week attending the Palmafesta F i The Old Cheraw Chapter, D. A T is meeting this afternoon (Thurs with Mrs. D. S. Matheson near ' raw. ?* Little Miss Jennie P. May, of C leston, W:-Va., is visiting her gr parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. P. B. Pe 'n Marlboro. Mr. and Mrs.. J. N. Stricklin daughters, Misses Vera and Eliza and Mrs. Earle Graves spent Sui in Blshopyille. Miss Sarah Brunson, who has teaching. school at Montrose, lef ? . . Friday for her home in Florence, school havjng, closed for thia ses ^ Miss Laura Inglis, who has visiting relatives in Maxton and L inburg, has returned to Cheraw ?o vicHinc nf hnmp of Mrs. \ Malloy. Misses J'anny Poston, Elizabeth Janice Evans and Marion Boyd, Winthrop college, spent Eastei home with relatives returning to college on Monday morning. Chesterfield Chanty Signs 7800 B Mr G. A. Sherill, director of "-aMve ^Campaign in Chester County sajd today: We are- going forward with Bigning of the contracts in Chei field and#iye are much encourage recent de\)plopments. To date we signed 73<j0 bales and have fine t pects of .signing up a bunch, of | e'red farmers before May 1st. need help however and want e farmer to put his shoulder to . wheel. Anyone wishing to should see W. J. Tiller or G. A. S rill at onde. o C. F. Pendleton Nominated Post Ms of Chernw. Mr. C. Fr Pendleton has been m nated Post Master at Cheraw. official notice has been received ei by Miss 'Huntley, the present Mistress oityy Mr. Pendleton, how this is not'expected until the nom tion is cotrfirraed by the senate. several local heads of local organ tions. yeek ^ranii *s uow General Mani of the second largest trucking sel agencies in t.;e United States, pr_. American Fruit Growers Associa and his talk was of the most inst: uve nature. He stressed one poin a very forceful manner, that was pcnt difference betweent the organized i;e" tions of the country and the unori izdd sections, taking as on illus e^" .ion the difference between the s n S- of Michigan and this state, in the s of Michigan 44 per cent of the rners in truck are organized; in " ?f jtate one-half of one per cent are ^ ganized. One significant fact has veloped which speaks for itself, iarmers in Michigaa, since their orj ur,1~ ization own autos, 100 per cent of t 1 *n strength, while in our state out of 1 J00 farmers less than 4000 farii v jwn autos, besides that the farmer eral Michigan have the most modern f 'rora equipment and home comforts, w .n this state the methods that exi dfty years ago are still in vogue ( leca- eery large number of the farms. Mr. Mr. Garrity as well as Mr. Foste the Extention Bureau of Clen trussed intelligent methods of pad Du- *nd honest measuse, this would alv rner sell your truck even though the r aets might be over burdened. Mr. Young of the Florence Coi rdav Extention Buseau who presided, end- ?f a case which came under his ol Nation recently. A shipment of p toes was made from a well kn little shipper who had run out of his reral crates and had to substitute some re_ marked crates to wind up his s ments. The shipments reached ;nce, Xew York market where the party isit- shipped for years, the shipment w ter. was packed in the crates which dealers knew were from a reli titer S0lirce sold at a( premium, the o tjjjs shipment was received the same and the dealers wired back that shipment was in bad condition, ' interior and could ,not be used. P shipper wired immediately the rei (jav1 of the difference in crates stating Che shipment was the same as the ot The dealers answered at once that shipment was found, on close ins har tion to be 0 K and had sold for p same price as the other shipment. guej man's reputation with his reg Jiuinguisliing trade brand was s cient for he had made a rule to * only the best, which always pays, betb Tllere's only one salvation for tl Q(jav who wish to benefit as others from the growing of other than co and that is to organize, for then CI -on will send expert men here to 1 t cr develop the industry and there wil her no difficulty in getting large bu; . n who will buy f. o. b. which is the ter plan. Let our farmers get togethei , ? once and organize and we will be Aur* an(1 to combat the boll weevil and be j P winners in the long run. H. L. POWE. o aru1 FOR SALE?Sweet Potatoe plant! j. per 1000. r at CHER AW TRUCK FAR] lilt $1.50 a year for The Chronich ? ;if^^ Wm " Your III Ik SKSSS tion?are yoi nnii- WJ Ik SUCh \o ' \ * money out o ther W MI haVe J'USt Post lljlllllllllllliiX at home. rer 'mSm Every nick your comn WMrnm/L, the people :'i|<'rvCi?? invest it 1 Vl^SSjalllb the devel 1.1 *L.jg munityoi j^ijuuinp t! SHirjgW ii jjBBSi V-VV-' *'., <?> , * , i ' "| BUSINESS LOCALS FOR SALE?Sweet Peas 75c per hun- "W eek dred. Mrs. E. G. Ingram. W ow- ??.?o a and WE pasture cattle per head, only lt j one dollar month. SUNCREST FARM, iee tf J. W. Rainwater, Caretaker, tore ani- \ LOST?21 Jewel Elgin Watch, Gold tbis Case. Lost between Pat's Branch this School House and Cheraw on Sunday, April 16th. Reward if returned Vf ? , * ? a v ^ ni CI r+ i,1J- to J. u. aiaineson, ^ueraw, o. v^. last ani ( VELVET BEANS AND PEAS AND SOT BEANS 1 as izaWe have a good stock on hand at iger Pre8en^? *>*Ve us y?ur order before the . r prices advance. !"g THE PURE SEED CO. the U?n THE SUMMER PORCH to be tame. t in viting must have Hanging Basket 4. Wall Pockets and Flower Holders of the new and original designs. TAM 0' SeC SHANTER, Bennettsvllle, has them. ?an o traFOR SALE?A few selected setting ?l S. C. White Leghorn Eggs at $2.00 per setting (15 eggs) or three seta tings for $5.00. 21-4t WHITE ARROW FARMS or- ; .* de" FLOWER SEED. the ?an" See list of flower seed on hand heir elsewhere in this issue, they should 192 ' be planted now. 0ers THE PURE SEED CO. s in O 1 arm WANTED?Poplar, oak, ash and valh'le nut loes. Also interested in hard 'steJ wood timber tracts. R. W. WAL. )n a KER LUMBER CO., Salisbury. 17-7tc N. C. r of o ison WANTED?Chickens and Eggs. We ^ng will pay highest cas"h prices. Wire ia-8 us for prices. Owens Fruit and nar- Produce Co., Tampa, Florida. jnty hate tou got bugs? told lSer- You should get KALIBO the best ,ota~ insecticide and plant stimulant that own is on the market own THE PURE SEED CO. un- o More orders than we can fill are coming in from all over the State for had vegetables that we are raising on our hich truck farm, but Cheraw is taking at the present all we can put out. We have able Spinach, Ralishes, Peas, Lettuce and ther Salad Greens, and will have Straw(lay berries in a day or two. Wte also have the some very fine SWEET PEAS now in very bloom which you can get very cheap The from Mr McPherson, the Manager, ison Sec the ?i :raw truck farm. her. o the CauES, rolls, jams, candies pec ihe our cake is living up to its first The reputation. We will bake to order for ular any occasion. We have real homeoffi made Rolls, Jams and Marmalades, sh'P not to mention Candies and other good things. Come in and see our hose fanCy work and children's clothes, are WOMAN'S EXCHANGE. tton o lem- FOR RENT?New five room bungalow help With lights and water on Mclver 1 be street. Ready for occupant. Apply' >'ers it to W. A. BULL. bet- o FOR RENT?Eight rooms and bath " at room, electric lights and water able over the New 5, 10 & 25c Store. the SEED CORN. You should try PAY MASTER, the |g| 3 $2 corn that makes 40 bushels and up to the acre. Also Hastings Prolific, a ?M. hard flint corn making an excellent corn to resist the weevil, i THE PURE SEED CO. lur Money Help t|||| Community? Wj X land better streets, better ! lit J tter police and fire protec- '/1 jfj y 1 doing your part towards vffl y cement? Not if you send II y f town?money that would II hi y as much buying power 1 m lilt * el you send away makes r L y lunity so much poorer, for f|fi y who receive it do not 're- ''! Nt A lere. That money goes for ! j opment of another com- ' I JL 'dty' ' k% v Patronize our horte j ! ' y pw merchants whenever III y possible and you will I I y do one of your fore- ' L ^ te/ most duties to your II \ <$y community. t It Y " ' "? P* * WMimmmiiimrniA 1 * ' \ 'V ' I Vhat Makes butt; k ' I Come and See T1 \ \ V. Making Ice Cream in a mode process. There may be a pop smoothness and the rich, velvet; CREAM is due to some combinati cult. We want you to come and s< TERCUP ICE CREAM is made; ed in every operation from the re< of the finished product. The entire plant of the B PANY will be open to the public, extended to all our friends and cu 4 the hours of 2:30 and 5:30 o'c! z6th. Don't forget the date. All the details of scientific ai be explained by our experts? ard inclading different Molds a-.d Dut It will not be possible to acc< this time, but will issue tickets thi April 27th, from 3:30 to 6:00 P. I BUTTI ICE C HAMLE' We BUTTERCUP Cheraw Dri CHERA\ Base Ball! I V Cheraw "HI" f v WILL PLAY fy McColl "HI" I y TOMORROW ;? FRIDAY | At CHERAW |!: THOMPSON V Will pitch for Mcfall V ' < LIDi: A . W 111 pitch for Cheraw * 1< '* I *L^A J^A A^A A^A A^l *^A A^A 4^4 ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ "0" ^ A "y ^ 4> 4P l"' ' ' / " ' a . - m t ercup so good? i lis Modern Plant 1 '' \ 4 ? i * ; ;rn plant is a highly-interesting 1 ular impression that the universal , y texture of BUTTERCUP ICE if ' < - - . J aL . on or tne mysterious anu ine oc. ' si % ee for yourself just how BUT- , what metriculcus care is manifest-. ceipt of the cream to the delivery % . . . M ? v - y 1 UTTERCUP ICE CREaM COM- jj , and a cordial invitation hereby istomers to visit the plant between ock, Wednesday afternoon, April , 1 n nd sanitary Ice Cream making will | I srmphs of our various products, * ci. Puddings, will be displa.td. < ? ' ommodate pupils of school age at \ , \ '-"W rough the schools, good Thursday, \i ' ' "> ' ifl :rcup < * A REAM I T, N. C. '] -% c> 1 1 oeu ICE CREAM "1 ig Company j V, S. C. I *? VJ* ! X J ^$9 J Musical Goods . I - i Y "Everytihng in Music" s 1 X f We now have a full line of Violin Ac- | cessories and Parts, and are able to make re- \ tpairs* . ft r% J? Too, our line of musical instruments, > H is more complete. > % Full lines of Victor, Columbia and EdX ison Phonographs and Talking Machines. X Recent reductions in records now X makes it easier to keep up your library of % V records. , jf CRAWFORD JEWELRY CO. f I >? Cheraw, S. C. X "l* *1*v.* * 1* J* IMJ> *