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wmpmvr* " w . 5 * CHEBAW CHRONICLE' JOE LINDSAY, Editor Foreitrt?*Adverti?inK Reprcurntntive UfHE AMERICAN PRESS ASSOCIATION I | RADIO SERVICE TO FARMERS i Clemson College, April 18,?The Extension Service is planning to reach the farmers of the state by wireless. The Board of Trustees on April T. authorized the establishment of a j radio station the primary purpose of which will be to reach the farmers with agricultural information and instruction, chiefly through county agents and other field specialists, but also directly to those farmers who may have receiving stations, j Agricultural material wijl be recciv-j ed at the Clemson station from thej U. S. Department of Agriculture and elsewhere and relayed to various parts of the stite, and instructions to agents and news from the Extension Service and the Experiment Station headquarters at Clemson College w|^ ffb given out when necessary or advisable. To this end the physics division :nder direction of Prof. \V. E. Godfrey, will install as soon as possible a long distance receiving equipment so that advantage may be taken of the reports sent out over radio by the U. "S. Department of Agriculture. ' as well as the necessary transmitting equipment to relay these reports to county agents and other field work- ; or? and to any farmers who may put ' in moderate distance receiving sets The offices of the county agents and the three district Extension headquarters will be equipped with the JJ receiving sets. j It Is estimated receiving sets suf- t ficient to receive at any point in the state may be put in for $2." to $">0 j according to quality, and these would I be well within the means of many farmers. But weathef, market, and crop reports, sent daily to county , agents to be posted by thein would serve the mass of farmers who would ' not see fit to put in receiving sets, the installation of the more 'costly long distance receiving setfc and relaying apparatus at Clemson College will relieve the farmers of the ex- , I pense which would be necessary The question of marketing of farm products is just now perhaps the most prominent one in agriculture. And it is the purpose of Director Long of the Extension Service to use | the radio to the greatest possible I extent and advantage in promotim better marketing. It is clear that the I*. S. Department of Agriculture intends to make wide use of the radiophone in scattering agricultural information for the farmers' benefit, and the decision of the Clemson College Board of Trustees to put in a radio outfit is in line with the institution's general policy of maximum public service. Aside from the service to agriculture, the more general use of such an outfit for educational and entertainment purposes opens up an inviting field of possibility. 0 j Cutting Children's Ears. J It Is a senseless prnetice to cut j children's ears, and arises from a foolish superstition. Many years asm it was thought that backward children could be cured by making an incision ' In a'certain part of their ears. The belief exists in some parts of the country today, the operation being performed usually by a woman at the change of the moon. Needless to say. It results only in pain ami misery for the child.?London Tit-lJiis. Advertising? If it is result3 you want you should use this paper. It circulates in the majority ot hemes ic the community and , has always been considered I The Family I Newspaper f The grown-ups quarrel about it, the children cry for it, and the whole fam- | ily reads it from cover tq cover. They will read | , your ad if you place ' * it before them in the proper medium. ; ; ~ I i A ,7i DISTINCTIVE || Printing jj 1 fl Printing that will g \ 1 attract attention and | : 1 put your advertising i \ 1 in a class by itself? | : | printingthatcontains J i | originality in con- |; i ception and excel- | | lence in its execution | I ?this quality of | | originality and in- | ; 1 dividualitycharacter- jf, M izes all the printed | j i work we turn out. | liUIJilllllllUiUllllliiUlilUilllJiilllllCii.:: :::. i:iiii:i!!li .< ? ? ? I H I I PRINTING S3 not the cheap kind but the good kind done here. o Ml OKIE SAYS f SKiy FOLKS'. when you S , write pieces feo. the paper, feft the love of nuyoc, > sign vovjp nanle To'env so tne o6ss wont Throvn 'eta on the floor fer n\e to p\cvt up. he sans an unsigned letter a1nt ann \ o c T-cc r> tvj rvta \wi Vow ? ? w^? i n , j UNS*6Nto cnecvc\ J CUAOctl CuomM* * [Tie Difference?j " Between the Cost of Good and Cheap Printing is so slight that he who goes shopping from printer to printer to secure his printing at a few cents less than what I it is really worth hardly ever ' makes day ia'oorer wages at this unpleasant task. If you want good work at prices that are right, get your job printing ! ?At This Office' Bargains that will save you many a dol- j lar will escape you if you fail to read carefully and regularly the advertising of local merchants [n This Paper _ ? ~~ D Pajamas Cadet Hosi* all shades Stetson (felts) Clapp Rey Cheraw, * ^ I G< s j There are vai ? a Lady has good . 3 then a Boy has a | $ yet around the Gi i We v? 1 "Leonai i "White & I Cheraw <>: % \ ^ 1 r ? wwwii vr. rxrxr^ Jm- -irXT-:a.'an -*r R i Columbia Dry Batteries are universally used because? They cost so little, art so easy to olv tain, are so powerful, and last so long. That's why they are used everywhere for every battery need. It's why dealers The world't most famout .. . , . . iry battery. Vttd where all around you carry Columbus to meet todi your demands?electricians, hardware S?LnZ ntt'JcLlS stores- gencral stor?> auto supply shops, Columbia Dry Bat- garag?> implement dealers. ^ For doorWl5' buzzers, heat regulators, -for fc.D. buxzcn alarms, etc.; for gas engine and tractor # ?for thermo?uti ignition; for quick starting ignition on ?for (u engines ? ' T r ?for ignition on the non-self-starting Fords; for every purFord while starting , _ , , , ?for dry battery light- pose, always?insist upon Columbia. ing in closet, cellar, garret, barn, etc. Columbia wry x?anencs V ?<they btt kagtr \ Big Bargains in 0 Auto Tires I . i \ We have the best Tirest and lowest prices. See the Tire King AT / / Tolson's Garage Cheraw, S. C. before buying I ress Up Wilson Bros* Hose Underwear iry Ceo. P. Ide Shirts and Collars Hats Miller-Allaire (straws) Oxfords nolds Barry Packard Drop In and See Them lanuj L\ VJU. South Carolina $ ood Lines | 'ious kinds of good lines. You say g lines when she is tall and graceful, $ good line when he knows how to S rls. p Have Two Good Lines 3 > d" Cleanable Refrigerators Mountain" Freezers $ Hardware & Supply Co. | Cheraw, SlC. 2 \ t FLOWERS, FLOWER PLA>TS AM) ^ FLOWER SEED. & !* We can furnish Verbena plants, pink, red and lavender, Chrysanthemums all colors and mixed colors. Geraniums and Kochla or fire plant. w< Below 1b a partial list of the flower L seed now In stock: Snapdragon Red Sunflower California Sunflower Zinias Mourning Bride Kochla Crowned and Chested Cosmos Phlox . Verbena Marygold Wallflowers JaDanese Morning Glory Salvia Candytuft C'oxcomb Ageratum Mignonet Sweet Allysuni Hollfhocks It is safe to plant now and seed for this year blooming should be in, Packages 10 and 15 cents. THE PURE SEED CO. DRESSMAKING. Get your sewing problems solve' by a first class dressmaker. Ladi and Children's clothes, Mens Shirt railing and whipping, embroidery hemstitching, platting and all kind? of fancy work. Your work done electrically. "Promptness" is our motto ei MRS. M. B. ROBINSON*. 311 Church Street. "tr STRENGTHVITALITY? HAPPINESS , II A Message to People Jn Poor Health ^ Who Want to be WelL tl If ydu are In poor health merely from a general run-down condition, get some Gude's Pepto-Mangan of your druggist and take it with your meals for a few weeks or until you fee! right again. 'Pepto-Mangan Is a wonderful tonic and blood-builder and is very pleasant to take. It does not act like a miracle. Its effects are gradual, but real and sbre. It contains iron in a form easily digested and absorbed by the system. For thirty years Gude's Pepto-Mangan has 3^ been used by physician as a tonic for ? run-down people. Don't continue to ^ be weak, nervous, and headachy?take Gude's Pepto-Mangan and restore your good health. Thousands have ? been helped back to health by it?you ? can be benefited if yo'u will accept this truth and act now. Sold in both liquid and tablet form. Advertisement. ! MO newspaper can succeed without advertising, therefore we solicit the patronage of our readers for those who by their advertising help to make this paper possible. F1 sc Screen D< HARR If You Buy It From Wond The Dresses We Are Se They are direct from th prices are so reasonable We have one of the best the manufacturers and g Sui Complete line at pi Ladies Just received a nice 1< usual price. As we are to pay a milliner a large hat from us. Also have half what they were woi We have the mo^l cor at the very lowest pricei We have a good trade we sell, the cheaper we J. S. B ' ' ' -i ? ? i ... i ? M ? r :?t&y*u[y*&y*u*y*u?y*'A* Refinements Added To Ford Enclosed Cars \ V Demand Exceeds Supply as Rush Season Appro ches Many added conveniences and re fineraents are to bo seen in the Ford nclosed cars now being displayed by the local authorized Ford dealers. The interior of both'the coupe an d the sedan is now finished in an at ?' ' oro l.nhnlflt?reH active snaae 01 wainui Drown unmuiiuiu, auu mc avavU ... ith a aimilar material threaded with chalked ebony-stripe. Heavy % floor jgs give an added touch of comfort. Lifts, of a special design, minimize le effort of raising or lowering the windows. Door bumpers insure a tighter tting, and new door grips, both inside and out, add to the rider's conveience. The demand for Ford enclosed cars has been unusually high during the ast two months. Although produc'ion has been speeded up in the Ford ictory at Detroit, sales continues to e ceed the output, making It necessary )r purchasers in many parts of the co untry to wait for their cars. Local eolers say this is the reason they ha ve been urging customers to place tieir orders as early as possible. i SERVICE IS OrR AIM Cheraw Motor Sales Co. Cheraw, S. C. 'A* A* *A* *A 'A* X* *A* */* 'A* */S 'A" A* */* AT W ATYf ATPf - - Vegetables % FRESH SNAP BEANS CELERY, LETTUCE T6MAT0ES, BEETS AND ONIONS 9 Horton & Hendrix Co. rr! y lime ;reen up jors and Windows AT ELL'S HARDWARE Us, It's Worth the Price If You Find It's Wrong, Bring It Back lerful Bargains lling " his Season Seem to be Giving Perfect Satisfaction. - ^ A ? 1 in cf,rl? nnd ?ka ii ivianuiaciuici &, lilt" luicsi HI 31 j IC anu utc that you will want two, instead of one. Shirts : selections in town, bought them direct from ,pive you the beneft of the saving. mmer Underwear ices below anything we've had in years. ' and Children's Hats 3t, and are selling them at prices far below the buying them ready trimmed and do not have salary, this saving goes to you, if you buy a - ' " A ~ ~ w " I ~ *? " ? Ortl 11 r* r* r% f lace ttian d IUI U1 sample llilia wc ate selling ai icoiJ man rth. nplete line of Notions we've ever had, and all s you will find anywhere in a first class store, and appreciate your patronage, and the more % sell it. urch Co., South Carolina J , < I * i ^