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9 . fy Rev. MA MATTHEW \ D.D.,LL. D. THE Cni Rf'H ( HE\T Church support is an obligation Church attendance is a duty. Wbr , ship is absolutely essential. Ant every honest man and woman (lis i charges these duties and obligations every week. Contributions of time, talent, thought, and interest are demanded. It is an honor to give. It is an honor, privilege, and duty to give. We are God's stewards. All we have has been entrusted to us. It is our duty to support the church. The Christian church has created and added fifty cents of every dollar's worth of property in America. Every time one goes to church he should make an honest, conscitn iniiD r?r?nt7-ihntinn to the ereat work of the church. When the collection plate reaches one his hon<>r. sincerity, integrity, and character are immediately tested and when, he. because , he imagines no eye sees him, puts upon the plate pennies when he ought iiWit pounds brands himself before God and the Bar of God as a thief. He is perfectly willing to pay an. extravagant sum to go to a filthy theatre, questionable show, or sttg?u:raw truck farm. More orders than we can fill are coming in from all over the State for vegetables that we are raising on our truck farm^ but Cheraw is taking at present all we can put out. We have Spinach, Ralishes, Peas, Lettuce and Salad Greens, and will have Strawberries in a day or two. We als<> have some very fine SWEET PEAS now in bloom which you can get very cheap from Mr McPherson, the Manager. See JlulOIy.Tism, antiseptic and pain killer, for infected snores, tetter. sprains, neuralgia, rheuniuliMii. * ><>> > >< ! ' ?? *> <JW f . i i Readv-i % . j | Reduced v * T V v f X Every Coa T Coa Cap f ai V Ore: y in nnr sfnrp re AAA V/ U i V/I V AX f See them no1 * are picl f | t | L. M. E ? Y Chera\ %> > ^ VVVVWV V W V Paj a mas 1 Cadet He , all shat Stetson {felts; Clapp R i * Cheravv \ ' "* "" ' ^ \' " festive screen production, and then . go into the House of God and lay up on the plate pennies. He owes God everything. The average churchgoer today is a church cheat, robbing God, searing his conscience, and leaving unpaid his honest obligations. The spirit of cheating soon fastens itself upon fome men. and they become so dis. honest that they actually stay away trom church in order to avoid the test to which their characters will be put. The average churchgoer in America gives fhree cents per Sunday for the greatest blessing ever bestowed upon mankind. Therefore, the average church cheat will have to face the liar of Judgment and be branded as a church fraud robbing God. depriving the church of her dues, and proven-ing the spread of the gospel and the blessings of salvation to thousands. professional cards i DR. 0. H. PURVIS physician & surgeon Office Residence Public Square Huger St. Phone 243 Phone 247 CHERAW, S. 0. v lilt. T. K. W'ANN \ M AKER, Jr. eye specialist Office Hours 9 to 2 Office at Residence i\ aTmukbay, jr. Attorney at Law CHERAW, S. C. Office upstairs Lyric Theatre Lldg I :o-Wear I *1* n i in iTice ? Y > f I Y t Suit Y t . f e | nrl A SS f V )duced in price f t V w before they X ied over f V f f V 1 ? Ivans Co. | v, s. c. I V T? )ress U Wilson Bros. Host* isiery Ceo. les Shirts a Hats i Mille <S Oxfords .eynolds Barr> Drop In and See Them Malloy & Co. , South BUSINESS LOCALS Excellent summer pasturage about 1 mile from Cheraw for about fifteen or twenty head cattle. Apply to 4t T. S. EVANS. o LOST?'Brown Overcoat with belt, and bands on wrist. Between Che raw and Chesterfield. Receive reward 1)V returning same to P. J. Gordon, Box 527, Alleghany, X. Y. 24-3t. i ? o WE pasture cattle per head, only one dollar month. ? SUXCREST FARM, tf J. W. Rainwater, Caretaker. VELVET DEANS AM) PEAS AM) SOV BEANS We have a good stock on,hand at present, give us your order before tho prices advance. THE PURE SEED <'0. o THE SUMMER PORCH to ho in o 1 FOR SALE?A few selected set tin a S. C. White Leghorn Eggs at $2.00 per setting (15 eggs) or three settings for $5.00. 21-4t WHITE ARROW FARMS FLOWER SEED. See list of flower seed on hand elsewhere in this issue, they should be planted now. THE PURE SEED CO. o HAVE YOU GOT RIGS? You should get KALI BO the best insecticide and plant stimulant that is on the market. THE PURE SEED CO. . o SEED CORX. You should try PAY MASTER, the corn that makes 40 bushels and up to the acre. . Also Hastings Prolific, a hard flint corn making an excellent corn to resist the weevil. THE PURE SEED CO. o FOR SALE?Sweet Potatoc plants $2 per 1000. CHERAW TRUCK FARM. O FLOWERS, FLOWER PLANTS AM) FLOWER SEED. We can furnish Verbena plants, pink, red and lavender, Chrysanthemums all colors and mixed colors. Geraniums and Kochia or fire plant. Below is a partial list of the flower seed now in stock: Snapdragon Red Sunflower California Sunflower Zinias Mourning Bride Kochia V_'ILM>IICW (lllli V?tVPWU Phlox - Verbena Marygold ' Wallflowers Japanese Morning Glory Salvia Candytuft ('oxeomb Ageratum Mignonet Sweet Allysum Hollyhocks It is safe to plant now and seed for this year blooming should be in. Packages 1<> and 15 cents. THE Pl'RE SEED CO. Mion'i o.u fp.imoj ipoods jsoui ai() s4if *o<Idjj;)::'i puo joaoj | <8Pf03 JOJ tlopdLi.tso.id V 8| Jl'ip Wintlirop College SCHOLARSHIP AM) "ENTRANCE EXAMINATION The examination for the award o! vacant Scholarships in Winthrop College and for admission of new students will be held at the Count} Court House on Friday, July 7, a' 9 a. m. Applicants must not be less than sixteen years ot age. When scholarships are vacant after July 1 they will he awarded to those malt ing the highest average at this examination, provided they meet the conditions governing the award. Applicants for Scholarships shorn 1 \vrite to President Johnson before the examination for Scholarship examination blanks. Cr.lto vuhirtc ora wnrtll $10H -tml free tuition. The next session . will open September 20th, 1922. For further information and catalogue, address Pres. 1). B. Johnson, Rock Hill. , S. C. 66 6. will break a Cold, l'ever and Grippe quicker (linn anything we know, preventing pneumonia P Underwear P. Ide nd Collars r-Allaire traws) t Packard > Carolina X. \ V 1 / I ?I09? nrici I (T | <U<? cm'-** |K? 4C"* """ "" I r |5*?q$IE makers o.' U. 3. fie!J (aw !pt yfel '.( ires mad? this ises busine I i=r| y ' Hereafter the price of the last fah* 5 gr 50x3/^ 'Usco' is $10.90." The san ? The lowest price ever quoted on has made a lire ot quality reputation and for years. V standard performance. The ",(JS |P * * * . better than And now, with the opening of hs establis ? Spring, tliere seem to he quite a time-tested number of "New and Special anditspru fy tires" coining into the market in wn>" l,t tun {F the $10.90 price range. times. ?_ Perhaps you are wor.d:;ring just r what there can be either "new" ?L or "special" about these tires* I&F It can't be the $10.90 price? j jr "Usco" established that live J y months ago. . K Nor quality reputation and / ^ standard performance?for it takes / lL more than one full season for any . f %, new tire to demonstrate where X L it stands in quality and value / a * * * / <jf r With so many tires ruth- / o-^^^A v ing into this $ 10.90 price ^ L United States Tires / \ ^ ? ere Good Tlr*s / S&& Z - . / A/ . ,J . V vMl /mz, \ / United States <f W f riffy'thrct Itc Oldest al f t'jLtoria Rubbtrr Orgufn.un -A iA :.-j> Ik-kr JM* ? -..&>*.r I WhereYou L. Q. 1 Can Buy Auto Servi U. S. Tires: \ f WOMEN SUFFER $>>>******* ~ i i Housework is hard enough when Jl healthy. Every Cheraw woman who is having' backache, blue and ne-vous? Y?? M ^ spells, dizzy headaches and Kidney or ^ bladder troubles, should be glad to J _ JL heed this Cheraw woman's experience ? Mrs. S. F. Parker, says: "Several J -*t i years ago 1 felt badly all over. 1 J 1 i OW ) was dull and listless and hardly had ^ enough ambition to do my housework. * - T< I felt tired and sleepy and my head pained a great deal. When my kid- Rt neys didn't act properly 1 was con- X. ^ vinced that they were the cause my miserable state of health. 1 read Br about Doan's Kidney Pills and dec:.l-l#?>. td to try them. I purchased a l?->x ^ Se at Wannamaker & Son's Drug Store 3+ I and they made me well in a sh* rt \ ^ time. Since then I have been feeliag ^ fine." > Price tine, at all dealers Do:. I simply ask for a kidney remedy-Net; % ? Doan's Kidney Pills?the same tuatj^t Mrs. Parker had. Forter-Milbs.rn 4*4 Co., -Mirs., tsunaio, n. i. ; SOUR STOMACH INDIGESTION ? ? $ Thedford's Black-Draught Highly jg There Recommended by a Tennessee ? r i i Grocer for Troubles Re? & 1 J c suiting from Torpid iW then 3 Boy Lirer- ijt! set around ? '$ East Nashville, Tenn.? The efflc- 1^ lency of Thedford's Black-Draught, the $ genuine, herb, liver medicine. Is ! fT; 4 vouched for by Mr. W. N. Tarsons, a | M grocer of this city. "It Is without $ ' doubt the best liver medicine, and I 5$ don't believe I could get along without It I take It for sour stomach, head? j vy ache, bad liver, Indigestion, and all other troubles that are the result of 2tj a torpid liver. j & "I have known and used it for years, , and can and do highly recommend It $$*$$$$$? to every one. I won't go to bed with- I * " *" ** *[ out It In the house. ?It will do all It claims to do. I can't say enough for ( aivI-.S, KOI.LS, ,I,\MS, C\ ft" | Many other men and women through- ; Our cake is living up to out the country have found Black- reputation. We will bake to Draught just as Mr Parsons describes ;,ny occasion. W .e re -r-valuable in regulating the liver to ,li;iiie Rolls, Jams and Mai its normal functions, and in cleansing not lo mention Candies a the bowels of impurities. I ,-ol),i things. Come in and Thedford's Black-Draught liver medl- fam.y wor|{ an,i children's ch due Is the original and only genuine. WOMAN'S EXCHA Accept no Imitations or substitutes, j Always ask for Thedford's. LS3 ,c -?ribe to Ike Chronich % vl ' " ' '_! . "JLL IMNK-AVW WHA w . . . r% vrrvti <W - < -. .#??' . J**r' *A *- f.rx ?' BHMPMM MOMMMMaMli ? ? I . ? I ,? **, li, <|? I Tf ?nr |...r-.-~^-^^-.. ? ^?????T| ^0 > (l ^ 1L ? ? -.13 ^"3 / 4 1?mf* / 4 ^ T? to* . J ^ /asa*|| ^ / Unt the 5cn?or> prom- . ' j ;ss from the American ?^>v i , it is wo th romomlx r* /y,i Jsco" showcJ its g'>a<l m nrouncing tliis price /,; :'.):^; J ie irtcn<?^to ?crvc that /^.Ur '" II LJsco" a Ua:idan. vniue / ??.f Ar ^ ' / .< Tire was never ,,. ' 3 tat.es Tires \ I Rybber Cftsnpaay :S %-^Jr J i n in the tVorlJ ti.irl-,-J>*i Utaue!:it jijjjjisf ^ ' Emk Sfc, fry fc Lii'iAbi^kkk.kL.k.LWk * ce Statloi., '' Chcraw-s-cX ^ ?* f y ? ^rocfir Rp^nrtinns in ; V 1 UkJ 1-iV/ 1VWI UWILVLXL7 XLX ^ *anklin Gars f Prices Delivered in Bennettsville | During $2,098.50 jnabout $2,058.00 | Dupe $2,946.00 % M Q/K;nn a 7TCU.VV/ y dan $3,050.00 V. C. DOUGLAS | t for Marlboro and Chesterfield y BENNETTSVILLE, S. C. * > ?? v v * ' v* ?? ! Good Lines I are various kinds of good lines. You say jg ' o-nrif] lines when she is rail and ararefuk $ ? . ~ ^ -> has a good line when he knows how to $ the Girls. . We Have Two Good Lines fjf -i: 'Leonard" Cieanable Refrigerators $ "White Mountain" Freezers ? eravv Hardware & Supply Co. Cheraw, S. C. $ 77 J Coal and Wood its nrpi order for; ^ al home-: rmaiad-s.. Any Quantity Delivered Any Place in Town. nd other ? John W. justice ^"$1.50 At Cheraw Implement Co. -a-- y