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Shoes! Shoes! Ladies' Fine Divss Shoes at $2.50, $3.00 and $3.50 the pair. Ladies' Vici and G. M. Button and Lace Shoes at $1.25, $1.50 and $2.00. Misses' Low Heel, G. M. Button and Lace Slices at $1 00, $1 50 and $2.00 Infants' Shoes at 25 cts., Sets, and 75 cts. the pair. Men's Patent Button Shoes at $3.50 the pair. Men's Tan Button and G. M. Button at $3.00 the pair. Ralston Shoes in all leathers at $4 00 and $4.50 the nair. Men's (f. M. Laoa Slices at $2.00 the pair. Men's Work Shoes at $1.50 the pair. 'T* T Mii'n /TTi ' 'L. i i - ? ?"> I,,, ' "ii"* i Clothing Men's Dress Pants at $1.50 and 2.00 Dutchess Pants 10 cents a Button SI.00 a Rip. Just received a shipment of Strauss Clothing in all the new colors and models?guaranteed to be all wool ? at *10 and *12 150 the Suit. Kirsclibauni Suits at *15, *1(5150 and *-jo the suit. Boys' Suits from 5} t ?18 years at *1 150 and up. Bays' Pants at 'Joe, 50c, 75c and *1.oo the pair. Men's Hals from *1.00 to 15 00. Shirts, 5c, 1 00 and l 50. Caps, 25 and 50 cents Overalls, 50c, 75c and 1.00 the pair. We are lmadq nartera for new goods. ('all oil u when in town. Teal-Jones Co. HANNA & HUN LEY MILK MILK A 1 lOKNL^ fc> I will be in town every niori 11. E. 11 anna C L Hunley i?,r n ...0 acuverillg 111 111 Chesterfield, 8. C. any one wishing milk will pleas Office ir, Peoples Hank Building leave order with Mr. II. M. Odoi at the Chesterfield Drug Co. o Q UCICE T T llereaft* r I will make two t liveries on Satuidays, mornii Civil Kxoini.kk?Is making a aI,(l afternoon. specialty of town and farm maps. ^ ERb, 1)R L II XIvOT'II NOTICE. Dental Surgeon All persons are hereby forbh Chesterfield, S. C. (|en to fish or I nnt with gun ? Office on second floor in Rosa dogs night or day on any of n Building. lands either closed or umnclose All who desire my services will or trespass in any way. please see me at Chesterfield, as I E. N. Redfnarn. have discontinued my visits to other town8 | Notice! ^ I/ITO pw age ?f Twenty one years residing r>0?? of deHuring ? dividend, whl< in Chesterfield School District 'f declared will !>? payable with No. 1H, having l>een filed with " <la.VH thorn;ifier by Jf. F. I'egin ., ,, . t? i e i? i f trustee, I'heraw, S. (', the County Board of Education in accordance with Section 1742 M;tri?1, S-A Civil Code ot 1?12. Calling for a special tax election; It. i? Juatto(letAcquainted hereby ordered that an election rpt * be held on the 01st. day of Aug. 1 he /lUVertlSCr It)lf> to vote on the question of a ' K MONTHS FOR special levy for (5) mills to be 25c uBed for General School Purposes. K. A. Konse I STABT ? NOW W. l'.l'ollock ' ... , J O Taylor Cyprus Shingles at modere iCAU ,mr' ' prices. Armfeld Hdw. Co Aug. 17th, lfllo. Solid Car Load Cement Just If you want a long time loan Armfield Hdw. Co on improved farm land apply to ^ ? us. ) Don't forget the Movies Sati Chesterfield Loan & Ins. Ob. Ida**, inight, somethii^^ptra* Tii ? Personal Mem# < Elgin, Waltham and Hampden j Watches are sold by McCall. Mr. Felix Cannon, of Hamlet, visited in the city Monday. Mr. E. E. Porter spent Sunday and Monday at Monroe. Dr. T. (5. Hunley, of Florence, is visiting relatives in town. Mr. Sam Hawkins, of Morven, spent Wednesday in town. Mr. II. W. Pusser and family spent Sunday, in Union county. Mr. W. B. Cole, of Monroe, ! was a visitor to our city Sunday. Born to Mr. and Mrs. S. M.j W 1 n (T a t O 1 n of a d ^ ? --.l. ii lu^vkWf moil wct'iv u unu^utcr. Mrs. F. L. Pusser and children are visiting relatives at Selma, N. O. Mr. and Mrs. J. A Campbell announce the arrival of a daugh ter. Mr. J. S. McGregor, of Ruby, was a business visitor here Mon ! day. Mr. Clarence Pate, of Lucknow, was a visitor here the past j week. ? Mr. L. L. Parker, of Pageland, was a business visitor to our city Monday. Mephrs. Rov and Rryant Moore leave to-day for V. M. I, at Lexington, Va. Mr. Frar.k Railings left Monday for Rouie Creek High School near Raleigh. Mr. Emsley Armfield spent the week-end at Monroe, visit ing his parents. Dr. It. B. Dozier, is spend ing the week at Marion, the guest his home folks. Only 5c you'll pay and you'll get to see four good reels at the show to-night. Miss A in.; j Alay I'ate, of Lucknow, is visit ing at the home of Mr. J. A. Threatt. Miss Nanaline Tyler has reII turned home after a very pleas?' ant vibt in McBee, Editor J. N. Stricklin, of the (Jheraw Chronicle, was a visitor to our city Monday. Mrs. C. L. Gulledge is visiting her father, Mr. J. T. Teal, of in Wadesboro this week, le Mr. C. L. Gulledge and mother, Mrs. W. M. Gulledge, spent Sunday at Wadesboro. M r. Charley Morgan, of Wadesboro, is visiting his eon, Mr. C. G. Morgan, of our city, or Mi8s Doris and Master Will >y l.aney, spent the week-end at :(* ihe home of Mr. E. K. Laney. Mr. and Mrs. It. J. Hildretli, ? of Hoffman, N. C., are the guests of Mr. and Mm. J. H. Bittle. y.s Mrs. B. B. Melton and daugli rg ter, Custis, spent the week-end rj{ in Union county with friends in Mneero M f 1 ~ ? f T1 ,.v .uvuc.n, 111. li. iVUlt-Jf, tl . II. 1 lathII and F. M.Moore, of Mt. Uroghan, were in town Monday. ? Mr. Jamie Griggs, of Anson county, is this week the guest (I1 of his sister, Mrs. Bradley Teal. 5 j A moving picture show will be . I given the colored people at their j j Masonic Ilall on Saturday night. ls Miss Maggie Griggs has return* (j d home after spending a week x at Laurel Hill, the guest of relai ives. _ Mrs. II. K. \raughan and son, ,.,l Herbert, hive returned home ci ..fter visiting relatives at Marshville. Mr. William Outlaw, of Bish(; ' pville, was a guest of Mr. .1. 11. Abbott and family this . | week. Misses Mary and Florence ''f Kdgeworth, of Monroe, are the ! , '.uest8 of their sister, Mrs, J. F. Dk Forter. ,r" Don't fail to see McCall for A'atch repairing! Ileuses only B8 genuine material and guarantees his work. | ' Mr. L). K. Oliver, of Chattahoochae, Fla., is at home on a visit to his parents, Mr. and Mrs. <V. D. Oliver. If ycnr Watch is dead let Mc('all put life in it again at a very small cost. And it will live for years to come. ? Mrs. L L. Bird and Miss Fanit,e nie Bird, of JelTerson, spent the week end at the home of Mr. jn K. M. Melton. Mr. J, W. Griggs has returned ~ to his home at Oklahoma, City or- after a visit of several weeks in and near to?^. OFFICE of I 1 wm ,or 1,10 next d?? County Supt. EduCA "' ?? *? Watch.s free of Char, that are repaired by me- All woi Tl guaranteed, tiothinK but Kunuii Office open every Saturday and the | , , first Monday of each month. A. W. MC.CALL. Dissolution Notice Notice is hereby given that Disharg? Notice. W. J. Kcrgerson has retired Notice is hereby given that r from the firm of McLeod A Fer- t!u20th day of September 191 gerson and that li. II. McLeod i will submit, my final return is now sole owner of the interest the Probate (lourt of Chesterfie _ L!.l- 1- - 1.-.1 t - li - A 1 I "" wnit*. 11 lie imu iii Hie iirm aiiu uounty and will apply for di the said business is to continue charge of Hardy J. Sellers dec' with H. K. McLeod as its sole Elizabeth Sellers Adm owner, and that all debts due Aug. 11, 191,*;. the said firm must be settled _ _ with O, R. McLeod and all the In the District Court of the Unit liabilities of the said firm is as- States for tlm Eastern Distri sumed by II. 11. McLeod. ?' South Carolina. W. J. Kergerson 1,1 tho ?>?tter of R. U. McLeod. u.?,W; S'T' A Co* nn<l H* . " ilhelm <fe Co, iiankriipts Notice Of Election 4, 1,1 ^""kruptcy, ,. 1 ? the coditors of tlio above nai elate of South (Jaronna, od bankrupts; County of Chesterfield. Notice is hereby given that tin A petition of a required nurri- XVI" rt mooting of the creditor* her of the qualified Electors and a! "V' "",,,nd '?ankriip * in n .? , . V, a .? ofileo in Marlon, 8. C. at 10 o'chx Resident tree-Holders of the a. M. on a.nrmu. io,.J ?. 5f %6cal Jhttereat t Sheriff I)' P. Douglass made a business trip to Carthage, Noith ^ Carolina, Wednesday. < C Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Guy and 0 son, Walter of McBee, spent the week-end in town visiting rela- ^ tives and friends. ^ lion. G. K, Lar.ey attended ' a meeting of the Fish and Oyster Committee, which met in ^ Charleston Monday. ? J Mrs. U. M. Myers and children have returned home after a very 11 pleasant visit of several woeks ^ at Jefferson and Bethur.e. Messrs. II. ID McLendon and o U. A. Bialock, of Wadesboro, ^ paid a business visit, t.n nnr #*iiv Monday afternoon. ? Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Brandon, ii and Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Baker of ^ Jefferson motored through town Sunday afternoon. Dr. C. W. Kolh ck, of Charles- t ton, will be in Cheraw at the 8 residence of C. K. Waddill, on ' Tuesday, Sept. 2nd. Miss Mae Barnett, who has been visiting relatives in the I< city, returned to her home at t Hawthorne, Fla., Monday. a M is3es llat.tie and Ada Thrcatt i f( have returned home after a very v pleasant visit to relatives at h Lucknow, Kershaw county. Messrs. J. C. Rivers and J. O. ^ Taylor left Tuesday afternoon for Jackson Springs, where they ^ will spend several weeks. I 01 Four reels will be shown at c the Amus-U theatre to night. Only 5c admission II. W. Pusser & Sons will pay the other 5c. Miss Islay Mae and Duncan a Davis, of Newberry, spent the n week-end fn town the guest of their aunt. Mrs. A. L Griggs. ^ Miss Ruth Ilanna returned a home Wednesday, after a stay a of several weeks at Ilendersot.ville and other points of interest. The public is invited to at- ^ tend the u .veiling of John R I'arkers monument at Mt. Olivet ^ on Saturday morning, Aug. 28th. n, Mrs. J. Hugh Tiller and children left Tuesday for Sumter, where they will visit relatives before returning to their home at Georgetown. Mesdames J. G. and S. B. Crawford, of Dillon, have returned home after a visit of several weeks to their parents, Mr. and 1 Mrs. T. it. Evans, of our town. On account of metal being so g high, we have a lot of Nos. 1 and 2 shingles on hand. So if you are in need of roofing come in and see us.?Chesterfield Mer-* cantile Co. * J Mr. and Mrs. O. M. Funderburk, Mesdames Jas. Itedfearn, L. A. Perkins and Miss Mary itedfearn, spent Sunday and Monday at Charleston. Mr. and Mrs. Jas. and Master Hugh Breeden,of Bennettsville, and Messrs. Eugene and Vernon Breeden, of Atlanta are visiting relatives and friends in our city. Mr. T. B. Smith, of lvlt.Croghan, and Miss Maggie Steen of the Cross Roads section were married Sunday Aug. 22d, 1916, Rev. A. B. Smith olliciating. Nelson Bennett, who brought the first open boll to this ofiice on July 28th, brought the first bale of cotton to town Tuesday, which 1. _ I J C 1 A - - iiw smu ior iu cents a pound. Nelse subscribed for The Adveitiser and will cultivate his intellect along with his cotton hereafter. ? The Home Canner This canner will solve your canning troubles. All the fruit and vegetables heretofore going to waste may with very little work and no worry, be saved. I The handiest, most efficient and I most successful canner made. For further information call at the Advertiser office. Chesterfield Circuit. Sunday, Aug. 29th?-St. Paul; 10 a. m.?Sunday school, O. P. Mangum, superintendent. \ 8 p. m.?Preaching. Shiloh?10 a. in., Sunday school, G. W. Kivers, jr., supt. 11 a m. ? Preaching. Zoar, 10 a. m.?Sunday school, J. W. f. Kivers, supt. 11 a. m. ?Talk dn Missions, by W. J. Tiller. ) Ht^e for Sale | has a good . Got respond ence HOPEWELL The farmers of this communiy, are very busy pulling fodder. The Center Point team deeated the New Hope ball team, m the formers diamond last Saturday afternoon, by a score i 10 to 5. Mrs. Dora Nivens and daugh-t or, Genett, of Marshville, spent he week-end with the former's larents, Rev. and Mrs. E. A. iartsell. Miss Myrtle Patterson, of Fort till, is spending a few clays at he home of her aunt, Mrs T. W. laskins. Mrs. Delia Jacobs, of Canulen, s? visiting at the home of her arents, Mr. and Mrs. D. L. .isenby. Christine and Ruth Fincher, f Camden, spent the week-end rith their parents' sister, Mrs. .eander Lisenbv. Miss Gertrude Tadlock of 'rovidence, spent the week-end n this community the guest of liss Ka' \lene Clark. McBEE Dr. J. D. Ingram returned last 'hursday night after attending he meeting of the S. A. L. Sureonsat, Wrightsville Beach. He ras accompanied by Masters ames and liouben, also his niece liss Zula Ingram, of Kershaw. Mr. Dent King, of the G. K. Ling Co., has returned home afer spending a few pleasant days t Atlantic City, JN. J. Dr. and Mrs. Newt King have eturned home after a pleasant isit to Mrs. King's parents in Baltimore. D. 11. II. Holder is visiting 5 elative6 and friends in Orange- I urg. I Miss Mattie E. Sellers, of I Luby, who for the past two ses- I ions has been the elficient prin- I ipal of Union School, visited I riends in that section the past I eek. Miss Lou Doris King cntertaind quite a number of her friends t her hirthiluT r?artv last Wo<l- ( esday afternoon. w Miss Mabel ltaley, our popular a Bsistant Postmistress, has reirned home after a very pleasnt vist to relatives of Jefferson ^ nd Pageland. MERKIMAN? MILL a Miss L?xie Hnntiey spent, last /eduesday with Miss Janie . ogers of Cheraw. .. Mrs. 01 iff Shaw has returned ome from Columbia where she as been for some time. r fhese low prices are ;ency. They wiH co From A fhey afford a fine op[ One lot of men's worn children's low, shoes going at cos Men's $5 shoes Women's 3-00 shoes Boys' 2.00 and 3.oo shces at - 1.50 Misses' 175 and 2.5( shoes at - 1.35 Now Is ihe Tin We also have i hat we are going to c A few Childrei cost- In fact Everything if To Go Now Is h We know money is s Make One Dol I ? If You Intend Building If You Are Now Building If You Are Thinking of Building || B | See Us for [| Building Material I J Lime, Cement, Plaster Builders' Hardware, J II <3 Brick, Nails, Locks, Hinges I '/jffl I We have everything that is I needed in the making of1 a house. 9 \ Prices and Goods _ I , J Are Guaranteed I a fl I .'1 ARMHELD HARDWARE CO. 1 Chesterfield, S. C. | ^ Misses Vera Melton and Lina pnmo work on the public Julledge, of Chesterfield, were ad. between Chesterfield and V 1 reek-end visitors of Misses Dora etrick. nd l'auline Middleton. , , ' 1 I lie Advertiser will be pleased f Miss llobeoa lingers, of Ohe- to recieve letters from all parts aw, is visiting at the home of of Chesterfield County. Ir. J. C. Huntley. The management of The Ad- I Mr. and Mrs, Herbert rhames vertiser realizes that the pres nnounce the arrival of a boy, crowded condition of its col- I Mr. I. B. Merriman was a utnus is hardly fair to its sub>usine?8 visitor to Clieraw last Rcribers. At the earliest date MOM 'ucsday. possible all the paper will be printed at home, when more The chain-gang and the sur- strictly home news will be hup* ounding community are doing plied. Price Sale I made to meet the present money strin- I ntinue \ tug. 25th to Sept. 15th. . 1 )ortunity for a vise buyer to save money. J -l Len's and One lot of men s hats, both J quarter straw and felt, going at cost B it. and below cost. B CD X TC One lot of womp>n c ^Or* - " ~ ~ ; If 75c and i.oo bats; your \\ at 2.25 choice at 50c ^ One lot of men s, women's and 2.25 ancj children s summer and } winter underwear going at ^ and 2.00 cost\e to Buy Your Winter Underwear i few Ladies' and Children's Coats leftJnl lose out at some price- 1 I i s Ready-to-wear Gingham Dresses at AH r\ r_ i - i * t ' H n ury uooas ana Notions at Cost and Below Cost 'VlJ| he Time for You to Buy carce that is why we are offering this sale. Now why not lar Buy Two Dollars' Wortl^^^| >ld McixantilcG^H