Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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F;' - ?BBgBI I I 'L I "Wl11 , >1 I I < V. I I NEW PR Touring Cars Runabonts Chassis i rucK Chassis Coupe Fordson Trac These prices are I There is an additional starter and $40.00 for p i i Cheraw Rugs and We are fortunate just now in Patterns in DELTOX VELVET, AXIV that are priced right. This is an exceptional opport in need of a Rug, you had better Farmers' Hardv TANU Has Brought the Unspeakabl The Lives of Give Tanlac To Hel Introduced into South Carolina fii ately into tremendous popularity, hi edial value for ailments of the dig< of unprecedented proportions has I who buy more TANLAC when thei SOLD IN CHEST CHESTERFIELD D1 "There's a Tanlac I)oal i ' = A POPULAR MAKE "The officer said you used bad lan- t: guage." , a "When he stopped me I was in a tantrum." mever miiui mc? make of the car." 111 Champion Ba MmL- ^ CH8STBRIU THE UNIVERSAL CAR ICES NOW IN 3 tor F. 0. B., Detroit, and do not charge of $25.00 for demoui ineumatic tire equipment on tr f Its a Part of a Ford Car We Have Motor Sales C< Cheraw, S. C. Insist on Genuine Ford Parts Carpets having some very attractive RUGS, IINSTER AND unity at this time if you are come in to see us at once. vare Company i THE MASTER* I Vv MEDICINE | e Joy of Good Health Into | Thousands. j ! A Ghance p You /e years ago, it leaped immedijndreds attested to its great remsstive system, and a sales record >een built up by satisfied users | r lyitemi again need toning up. | ERFIFLD BY HUG COMPANY er in Your Town." "How was it you settled the strike?" "We had to," replied the labor alitor. "We had to jf<*t ready to start nother one."?Life. Money to loan on improved farm inds. See Hanna & Hunley, Attya. trred Rocks (My matintfs are far better than ever. EGGS $5 per 15 S Special to Poultry Club Boys and Girls A 2.50 jjjp^ Per Sitting. Meehan | gggggp. .1. I ? r / EFFECT $575.00 550.00 525.00 600.00 . . 875.00 850.00 include war tax. itable rims, $75.00 for .._1 ? UCKS. | It [>mpany LIFT CORNS OR . CALLUSES OFT Doesn't hurt! Lift any corn 01 callus off with fingers Don't suffer! A tiny bottle o Freezone costs but a few cents a any drug store. Apply a few drop on the corns, calluses and "hard skin1 on bottom of feet, then lift them of! When Freezone removes corn from the toes or calluses from th bottom of feet, the skin beneath i left pink and healthy and never sore tender or irritated. DISCHARGE NOTICE On the 20th day of March next, will apply at the office of Probat Judge of Chesterfield County for i discharge as Administratix of the Es tate of Robert V. Royall, deceased. Elizabeth Watts Royall 18th February, 1020 Administratrix TAX NOTICE The tax levy for Chesterfieh County is as follows: State nine mills, ordinry count; 7 '/j mills, Road 3 mills, past indeb tednessl mill, Constitution School, i mills. Making a total of 23% mills The following Township? levy fo Road bonds as follows: Cheruw 1 % mills. Mt Croghan 4% mills. Jefferson 6% mills. Allieator 6% mills. The School Districts below carr; the following levies for local Schoo purposes: 8 mills: School Districts No. 1, 2 6, 7, 10, 12, 16, 17, 19, 20, 22, 41, 6: and 53. 2 mills: Districts No. 4 and 34. 3 mills: District No. 42. 4 mills: District No. 51. 5 mills. District No. 14, 32, 3(i 46 und 45. 7 mills; District No. 23 and 5. 10 mills: District No. 11 and 8. 10% mills: District No. 13 and 24 ll'A mills: District No. 26. 11V4 mills: District No. 35. 12 mills: District No. 27, 33, an< 37. 12'A mills: District No. 30. 13 mills: District No. 3, 30, 25, 38 44, 47 and 50. 14 mills: District No. 15, 21, Slam 48. 15 mills District No. 40. 15'A mills: District No. 40. 16 mills District No. 20. 20 mills: District No. 0 and 28. 20 mills District No. 18. 23 V6 mills: District No. 43. 'All male citizens between 21 an< 55 years pay a Capitation Road Ta: of $3.00. One per cent penalty on all taxe after December 31. Two por cent penalty on all taxe after January 31. Seven per cent penalty on all taxe after Febuary 28. J. A. Welal Treasurer Chesterfield Count ?i.i 9 " II IW nun. I. I in, I " saessBsam _ i i 1 IMFIOVKD IHVOKM DfTSMATMHAJ^ -j 1 StlNMTSCBOOL ] Lesson (By REV. P. B. FITEWATOJL M. Du. Teacher of English^ Bible In M Ho?# I Bible Inatltute of Chicago.) LESSON FOB MARCH 21 JOHN'S PICTURE OF WORSHIP IN HEAVEN. LESSON TEXT?Rev. 7:S-17. GOLDEN TEXT?Bleating, and glory, and wladom, and thanksgiving, and honor, and power, and might be unto our God for ever and ever/ Amen.?Rev. 7:12. PRIMARY TOPIC ? The Heavenly Home. JUNIOR TOPIC.?A Gllmpae of Heaven. INTERMEDIATE AND SENIOR TOPIC ?A Vision of the Qlorloua Future. YOUNO PEOPLE AND ADULT TOPIO V" ?Permanent Meaaago of the Book of L Revelation.* I I. The Worahlpera (vv. 9-14). 1. Who they are (vv. 0, 11). (1) T. Redeemed men (v. 9). They are mainly Gentiles?"of all nations, and kindreds, and people, and tongues." They are those to whom the "gospel of the kingdom" has been preached by converted Israelites (Matt. 24:14). In the first part of chapter seven we saw God sonllng his-chosen ones from Israel. They were, sealed with the seal of God in their foreheads, which doubtless means the supernatural endowment of the Holy' Spirit on the last days (Joel 2:28-82). While this was partially fulfilled on the day of Pentecost, Its larger realization Is still future (Acts 2:15-21). This outpouring Is for the -equipment of the Jews for their divinely ordained mission, namely, to preach the gospel of the kingdom to the whole world. When God sends forth the 144,000 Jews with the unction of the Holv J Spirit, the innumerable multitude from nil nations will receive Christ, the slain Lamb, for their redemption. (2) All the angels (v. 11). These angels Indorse this ascription of , praise offered by these redeemed men by saying "Amen." 2. Whence came these redeemed? (vv. 12, 14). They came out of the r great tribulation (v. 14). After the rapture of the Church (I Thess. 4:1318). awful days of suffering and trial shall come upon the world (II Thess. 2:7, 8). It Is the time of sorrow when the anti-Christ shall hold sway; such days as were not before I nor shall be after, In which If not short- I ened no flesh could be saved (Matt. 24:1ft, 21, 22; cf. Dan. 7:8; 0:26, 27). M 8. What they say (w. 10, 12). (1) Salvation to our Cod and the Lamb (v. 10). They ascribe their salvation to God through the sncrlflce of the "I Lamb, Jesus Christ. (2) "Rlesslng." I They acknowledge that all blessings I come from him. (8) "Glory." They J| acknowledge him as the glorious one and the one to whom all glory should be given. (4) "Wisdom." He Is Infinitely wise and all wisdom comes from him. (5) "Thanksgiving," bocause salvation was provided by him. (0) "Ilonor." Their hearts went out f to him In high esteem. (7) "Power t and might." They recognised that all a power Inhered In him. ? II. The Blessedness of the Worship, ers (vv. 18-17). 1. They are before God's throne 8 (vv. 9, 15). They are In heaven and e near the throne of God. Jesus Christ 8 Is now preparing mansions for those >? who shall go to heaven (John 14:1-8). 2. Clothed with white robes (w. 9, 14). Their white robes suggest their character. They have been made such In the blood of the Lamb. The only way for a sinner to be made ready for heaven Is through the blood of e Christ. a 3. They hear palm branches (v. 9). The significance of the palm Is found In the use that the Jews made of it at the Feast of Tabernacles. It was a time of great Joy, because It repreRented the gathered harvest. The * hearers of the palm branches will experience the blessedness of not only being In heaven, hut of enjoying re1 wards for their work on earth. 4. They serve God day and night (v. 15). Heaven Is not g place of y Idleness, or altogether of singing - God's praises, hut a place where real, 2 vital service Is rendered to God; Indeed, there are nobler fields of en- N ' deavor awaiting us beyond this life. ^ r a ins nre is nur a training senooi in y which we are made ready for service In henven. > 5. God dwells among them (v. lrt). To get to henven at all would be truly blessed, hut to he there nnd have Ood to dwell among' us will be wonderful. 0. Hunger no more nor thirst (v. 1(1). y Here life Is one continuous round of 1 hungering and thirsting. In heaven we shall neither hunger nor thirst, for Jesus Christ, the Lumh, shull foed ? us. The strultH and necessities of life will then he over. 7. Neither shall the sunlight or , heat come upon them (v. 17). 8. God shall wipe away all tears ! from their eyes (v. 17). '? t This Day Only. ? Enjoy the blessings of the day If I Ood sends them; and the evils bear patiently and sweetly; for Oils day only Is ours; we are dead to yesterday, und not born to tomorrow.? j Jeremy Taylor. Greatest of All Cunning. The greatest of all cunning Is to Al seem blind to the snares which we know are luld for us; men are never j so oa/illy deceived wis* while they are TF endeavoring to deceive others*-? Rochefoucauld. A) Brown: With the high cost of living I can't keep out of debt. Towne: You're lucky. I can't ev- w en get in. . " : PULP WOOD WANTED1 8 WANTED: Old field, sap pine Pulp Wood?we are now making contracts ? for our requirements during the year ending April 1st 1921 and we are in s the market for a large cordage. For I * specifications and prices write to I J i, Carolina Fiber Co., J r It JUrtevilie, S. C. Jj| -r-r- \ ' . ) rhe Farmers'!^ J. C. RIVERS, J. A. W President. Vice-Prea Car of MELROSE FLOUR Car of FAMOUS FLOUR Car of CRUSADER FLOUR Car of SWEET FEED Car of COTTON SEED FEED MEAL CHOICE MICHIGAN HAY No. 1 TIMOTHY Car of CORN Car of FEED OATS vARMERS MERCA Lucas Ai Have sold out completely all more every day. Chalmers, Dort A 1 l i uveriand-4, UCASAUTO 3UILDINGA The Car Load DOOR ar arrived and they are going lik And no wonder. They ai HALF the PRICE. A visi HERE NOW. Bring the I am selling beautil MANTLES at right prices. Also have new building to see me if you intend buildi J. AAl AVJ 5 / . 7-/ 0/W/.W.S I \ / 7"///A/A" A J & 111/ r I \ K 7^J"t _ .? ' ' l 1^ - ' '\ i ' -?>$ * " " o *" -^ f-'^f^ ' ->,. j" i?' -. ^ %r . " - AnH( rhthe?trSeSbeKin a 'buddin' ' el?~ irl olfl mISk ^""Ktime in the air, 5^ '" n"' IViothof ^.owh a,w,r^a ?,^,;i;^? .->. !jf-'*/ s ...uvuui uni wi ntcnui n 11111111 ^ r~ And a'beckonin' everywhere. * & lat's the time our thoughts are ; turnin' ftdP Fo a comin onion row, id life's only one ambition Seems to watch the durn things grow. /*-*& hen the Springtime fever hits us, You can put it down for cert' lat we've got the "gardenitis" And we're grovelin' in the dirt. Vj Including Rakes, Hoes, Shovel Big Line of Things necessary for Vaimeis Harth Mercantile Co. ELSH, P. M. THERRELL. ident. Secretary-Treasurer $14.00 14.00 14.00 3.25 3.75 55.00 50.00 2.25 NTILE COMPANY uto Go. Cars and Trucks, but are looking for 7 , Traffic Truck i COMPANY MATERIAL k! WINDOW SASH has ;e hot cakes. 'e as good as new and at t will convinee you. wagon and get them. :ul QUEEN QUALITY materials. It will pay you ing. RON SELLERS i O/V/OjVS isty ' i ought ? 4 / mra ?/*) * * /WO/p<f O/V'O/vS. 'v,, -'J I St GOOP Piste? L__ A* ;? *?'Gsyt CV?a r*/~/rp I J ~ . 1 ]1 DOHT Pl/tG/r ?=| \=T=z~~jJ \ At/vr 04 A'y. I ff K5|l ? fWi/JO'vr/wctr -t! Jui?( ^T"T?Tff?Ii'!Tr f? ??* K -V> * ?* J*mE&7?SJy -\- - <-y^ < V-? ^ "sMf-y * *w - tpp^k & P ^ sf *?.V? J * <i?x a - -"- ;i11 ' V* S : -:_- / / *>-% If.'*2sS.;s?*A: "* "tT"" 49^* "X SEE OUR LINE OF iARDEN TOOLS i, Spading Forks a?d a the New Spring Garden vaie Company