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Mrs. Lou Stogner and daughter.
Miss Maggie, and little grand- !
daughter, Marcarite Thomas, are
visting. relatives in Hartsville.
Mrs. I'. A. Murray. Sr.. of Chunson.
is the guest of her son. Mr. I\ A. 1
Murray, Jr.
Miv. Nell Toques and (laughter, !
Miss Nell, of Hartsville. are the guests 1
of Mrs. \\*. D. Evans.
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Mrs. Waddill I'eaues and children,
of Kirminghuin, Ala., are the guests of
Mrs. I'egues' mother. Mrs. It. I. Pollock.
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Editor Marsh, of Chesterfield,
was in the city Tuesday.
Mrs. E. H. Duval 1 and children,
who have been spending sometime
at Henderson, N. C., have returned.
Kill John Johnson promises to 1
come up and break bread with his
Cheraw friend, LaCoste Evans -Road I
Pusher**, as sooii as the Juniper Valley
Hltrhway is eoni]ileted aeross Kill's,
home place. r'
Mrs. S. M. Webb and little daughter.
-...i Mnmlo simifh nr<> vistinff ill
anu .uio. .Humiv. uiuixi, m* v 0 ...
Lancaster.
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Misses Annie Ladd and Gertrude j
Hartzell spent Tuesday at Cash, the ^
guests of the Misses Brown.
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Mr. Ben Thurman, of Tennessee, (
spent Sunday in the *
The New Idea Clothes^mop is always
doing something different. Now
it's an automatic Straw ^t sale
which is certainly the talMOf the
town.
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Master- Sherwoodl Pishop is {v*1s"^Tlnir
Fora'tivTWMBrmmTvron find
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Miss Jennie E^Pr of Ch^terfield,
spent yesterday in the etiy.
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Cheratv was well represented at the
Senatorial speaking in Bennettsville
last Friday.
Miss Vivian Ross, of Salisbury, X.
C\, is visiting her aunt, Mrs. G. H
Powell.
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"The bridge tliat fakes yon across''
is the bridge to brag oil?take a friji
over the new highway to the new
crossing at .1 imi|?er and yon will be
surprised at what a beautiful stream
we have.
Mr. Geo. Wl CJnin lias returned .
from a pleasant trip through portions
of Western North Carolina. He vis- J
ited Weaverville. Hickory. Catawba I
Springs and several smaller points of
interest. He reports a delightful
trip.
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Kverybody tun,j4* if f,ir the good of
this eomiiMiritv for co-operative eoinii!vitiifv
building is one of the tinesf
things these modern times.
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Mr. \V. .i. Smith, of Sinitiivnio town- ,
ship. Marlboro roitnty, ;'*?? (
thanks of Th?? OhrotiK-V for tit" !i- v
nost \va*?'r!ii"lon s<i":i this season.
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Mrs .1. S. Mishap. who ha-* I? tt
visitine in Florida. lias mttirtiorl. '
Sli" was apfnnipani"i| liotno by hot*
nio'h'r. Mrs. M. H. MoClomban. am!
k?-r si-top v>>-; Roberta >Ic('!?,naii,t!i.
of Overt a Fla.
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WE ARE AN
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Misses Ivy ami Mary Tew, who have
been spending their vacation at
\\'i ightsvillo, have returned.
Mrs. L. G. Lowerv and children have
returned from Wrightsville where
they spent the past ten days.
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Ilo\?. J. F. Matheson, of Vnion.
spent Tuesday in the city, the gues'
jf his ntotiier, Mrs. Mary Math. sou..
Mr. R. K. Rivers, of Chesterliei-.I,
was a visitor in the city yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Iionm." and Miss
mien Ronnie, .of Georgetown. ar?
visiting Mrs. S. M. 'Finkloa.
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Mr. Jas. H. Klixson and son. Philip,
of Aberdeen. Miss., spent Tuesday
in the city, tlie guests of Mr. Klixson's
brother, Mr. Henrv A. Klixson.
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Thursday Aug. 2u. the ladies
Aid So<i?*:v of the Presbyterian
church, will serve ice cream and cake
from 4 to S o'clock p. 111. The public
green. Also in League Hall, at same
time, they will conduct their annua!
Food sale. The public is cordially
invited.
Having placed order for other
machiners and in'emlhig to make a
change in style of onre work, we offer
for sal? on reasonable terms, one
Hoe Press and one newspaper folder,
both in splendid condition and will
lie sold subject to our guarantee. If
interested would be glad to take "he
matter ijp with you. Adrress The
Chronicle, Cheraw, f!. C.
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Here's how it works
down at i
August 1;
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If any hats are 1
I will give them awa
will fit.
JOHN C.
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Yew Idea Clothes Shop
Please
We are still in business
>pcn but we would appreciat
itandirjj accounts. A change
cttlcnur.f, and a settlement u
omers better. We appreciate
icir a continuance.
Yours for better service
Fu n fieri? ur
Second Street
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Miss Mary Coker, of Richmond. Va.
has returned to her work after spending
a few* weeks here with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Caleb Coke*.
Mr. Payne Daniels and sister. .Miss
Marie, of Seneca, Fla.. who are the
guests of the Misses Itishop, aeeompanied
hv Misses Lois, Isabel and
Virginia Hishop, and Miss Roberta
MeC.'enahan, left yesterday to visit
relatives in New York city.
Mote to New (Quarters.
The local militarv company will
move into its new qaar* -rs in the
new Dnvall building on next Tt:e.sday
night *he INtli. where ample and no
to date quarters have been provided.'
This company has made a most excellent
showing during the shot' time'
it has !?< " in service and litis been !
generously eonudimonted. The com-:
tnander, Capt. W. L. Gillespie, re-j
reived orders from the War Depart-'
meat only a short while ago to reel* til
the strength to 61 tills being tieiiiiiiOiim
ruriiiti'mt nndei' the new regit
lations.
Tho boys aro planning to ; ':!! c.;T
an extensive sham battle within i j
fp\v weeks and an interesting stra pgical
pr.oblem, if is said, will be worked
out. 'Applications for enlistment
are already coming in and it is hoped
that the organization will be rociiitr l
to full strength in time for the battle.
The usual division of "Reds'* and,
"Blues" will be made and each side
| will carry two stands of colors. Kae'-i
| color captured counts ten points in
j the game to the victor, and the prospects
for some aggressive fig'ati :g ar >
good.
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So far as babies are concerned, yen
Know what you thinK of VOI R B.M5Y
?adopted temporarily the Yationa!
Juniper Valley Highway as your baby
and let's "shove it across'* the best
j county in the state.
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isitors fron other p?' is of Ches
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here.
tir diningroom is now run as a
an rant. The average cost of a
il is iiO cents.
ur parlors have always been at
disposal of tiie ladies. *
is not necessary to take a room,
t walk right into tin* dining room.
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Finiayson Bld>r
I)0\'T ROAST THE DRIVER
dumping a load of coal just
you were passing. What
in did lie do? It is nice clean
il. Not a bit of dirt are stone
it. By the way don't you
?d some for stove, furnace or
?n grate. We have just the
'lit kind for every use and we
ill he glad to send yen as
ch as you need.
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