Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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1 We Never Shrink | y ii M From telling the inner facts regarding the clothes H m* we sell?on the contrary, we boast about them, g|J and, particularly, speaking of SHRINKING, there ||] M isn't an atom of such a possibility with the clothes j 1 we sell- fe 1 Stvle n m v f* That is the note we continually play upon?it is jM the keynote of our success. I n I We Are Leading the Band | fil With a harmony of smait Fall Clothes that strike S as pleasantly upon the eye as the prices do upon L^jj M the ear. 8 U Kirschbaum Clothes at $is and up m pS m Strauss & Block Suits at Sio and un B t " r || Boys' Suits from 4 to 20 years, from fy P $2.00 to $8.50 the Suit. || i-J Dutchess Trousers, 10c a button jij Id $1.00 a rip. Ft - yjl 1 Shoes! Shoes! | l<J Onr stock of shoes is complete for Men, Women and 1% y Children. We guaia::tee every pair of shoes sold to Jr4 v be solid leather. ml 2 Hats from $1.00 to$5. ^ p Caps 25c,50c and 75c H 'y Wright's Health Union Suits $200 p i'ta Others at 75c $1 00 and $1 50 the suit. Pf W || Buster Brown Hose for the Ladies fp R Inter-Woven Hose for the Men rl pi New Shipment ol' Ties by express today. (df m if j| Auto Gauntlets at $1,00 and $1.50 |J W . N M Ide Shirts and Collars if Tailor-Made Suits Our Specialty 3 We represent the best tailors in America, M 'm g|$ Make our store your store while attending, (y i^| the Fair. Thanking you for past favors, , 1 we are, VERY TRULY YOURS, 8 [j TEAL-JONES CO. Land Posted Land Posted All trespassing ia forbidden We the undersigned do h?rebi en the lands of L. B. and Carrol] forbitl anv wnri al, - 17BV 18, ,>Tj t ' ?" ? lion . hunting on our land during the FOR SALE dfty or ni?ht. 1 house and lot in the town of W. T. Rivers J. ft. Sutton J-ft.. Croghan. 1 two-horse farm L Douglass I). V. Douglasi i.i hr MtCrogan. Will sell for W. A- McNair Willie OJoin ch or part cash, W. C. Raker L H. Douglass I). A. Douglasi Horse and Buggy for Sale., if T..u need a Kood DISO J. H. Johnson, Chesterfield, | HARROW you can get it.?ArmS C. tf field Hardware Co. Meet Us In Chesterfi It is the nlane whprp iQ L'pn ? H ? - w, W ? v mm w I I % pr In our SUIT DEPAl ? 20 ()(). Suits For Boi up to tho best offered direct from New Yorl I / To all purcha; viding you pui repay your rai points, with as Take a ck ' ! Chesterfield, S. C. Telephone 39. p? Personal Mem# e ! Mr Esmley Armfield spent a few days of last week in Monroe. J Miss Ada Wham was among the visitors at the State Fair. D. D. McCall, esq., attorney from Marlboro, was in town on business Friday. MoOall pleases others on watch, clock and jewelry repairing and will pleaRe you. Dr. J. E. Lucas, of Great Falls N. G. was a visitor ic Chesterfield Sunday. Mnof monf tv? n ?4 4 1%^ IiV. 2 ? I u uiv^-u iiic nv i iir rair? 1 I will he at Chesterfield Drug Store all week. DR. H. SMITH. Eye Specialist Mrs. C. K Curtis left Wednesday for a visit of several weeks at P&xville. S. C. McCall uses only genuine factory material in watch and clock repa ring. Miss Sallie B. Teal who is teaching near Chesterfield spent | the week end with her sister Mrs. Carl Gullege. { A turkey. Who'll win it at ; the Amuse U Theatre next Saturday night. It's a big one. Mrs. R. E Hanna left Friday morning for Newberry, to attend the approaching marriage of her sister. Next Saturday night a large turkey will be given away at the Amuse-U Theatre. Admiaj sion will remain the same f> and 110c to all. I Mr. John Evans, of Evaus Mill is moving to Chesterfield. Welcome to our city John. Mr. Dock Huntley, son of A. W. Huntley, west, of town, had his arm severly injured in a gin recently, but is said to be improving. The priz ? that was given away at the Amuse-U Theater last Saturday night was won by Miss Mary WalshMr. J. Sidney Smith, of Ruby, who was operated on for appendicitis in Florence recently, was in town yesterday enjoying the best of health. Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Rraswell and little daughter Mildred of Wadeiboro, visted at the home of Mr. T. D. Huntley on Tues day. Don't forget the Thanksgiving turkey that, is going to be given away at the Amus-U Theatre next Saturday night. R. E Hanua, esq , goes to Hendersonville, N. C., Friday of f j next week to close a trade with ; Howell Cobb, a hotel man of Wil5 son, N. C. Mr. Cobb is to manage the club house on the mountain property of Mr. Hanna. * ^ ""gi't Specialist Will ; > e at Chesterfield during the Fair. Have your eyes examined and glasses fitted. 2t iefd at the Fa t the most up-toepared to supply j'niiPM'n ^ vmi i-j.i i wt* are Teaming to tile ru ps, and Youths ranging from $1.08 any where and at saving prices. K, bought especially for display dn sers boarding the C. Mrchase as much as $25 lroad fare both ways^ much as a $20 purch ay off and spend < " C a^ i*' ri fifd'A / ?1 V ?????? Mr. J. C. Rodgers, of Cheraw, spent Sunday and Monday in ^ Chesterfield, when he left for t Clinton where he enters the n Presbyterian College. Mr. P- C. McLaurin, rural po- v liceman of Cheraw township, i and Lonnie Campbell, one driving a run about and the other a t touring car, ran together on the ^ street the other day. with no very serious damage. The "Movies" will run every v night next week, a high-class ^ vaudeville will be shown in cou ^ nection. Several Chesterfieldians will,. attend the Marlboro County Pair r at Bennettsville this week. An f excellent fair is promised for that county and if the enthusiasm recently manifested by the j Bennettsville Boosters is any indication, our citizens will be well < paid for their trip. _ On account of metal being so high, we have a lot of Nos. 1 and 2 shingles on hand. So if you 1 are in need of roofing come in ^ and see us.?Ohesterfield Mercantile (Jo. Miss Grace Hurst left last Pri- ? day morning for Columbia, c where she went to join house ( party, and also visit the Pair. 1 She returned Sunday afternoon, t making the trip, coming and go- i iug by automobile. 1 A high class vaudeville will ' be connected with the movies ' each night next week. ' Mrs. G. K. Laney and Mrs. | D H Laney and Master Dan Lan- , ey spent Prida" in Columbia at: a- r.-i * ' " iicuuiuk uutJ r ilir. Mrs. ijr. K.. ^ Laney returned Saturday, ac- i companied by Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Ilanna, motoring through. Wanted?to rent a piano; must be reasonable. Apply "Piano'' care this olllce. Among the week end visitors ' in Chesterfield were: Misses Mil- 1 dred Laney, Millie arid Sallie Bcrrie Douglass, and Mary 1 Walsh of Winthrop College. By ' special permission of the faculty they were allowed to spend Saturday and Sunday at home. See me beforo selling your hides and beeswax. I). H. Laney. Supt. R. A. Rouse has declared Thursday Nov. llt.h, as a school holiday in ail the schools of Chesterfield county, in order that the school children may have one day off' in which to attend the County Fair. The Fair is educational in its scope and the school children, as well as the grown-ups, will be benefitted by attending. Feature picture, interspersed with Billy Collin's vaudeville sketches at the Opra House every day and night during fair week. Meet Dr. H. Smith ^PsBSS^^Kye Sight Special ist. during the Fair 8 at Chesterfi eld a Don't neglect your eyes. Can he s found at the Chesterfield Drug I Co. 2t 'J iir?Will Mak date line of outf all your wants in nning over point with Ladies' ant to Jtfi (1W Wo " rn ul.nu.in/. ,l>:~ ? ?w .. t aio ciuun llli^ linn We now have thousands of dolla irin^ Fair week. Kindly we ask v , S. A. L and C. & L. worth of merchandise To all who board the ase, we will refund yo a few hours both H. W oes in a body to Brocks Mill on he secona Sunday in November or the parpose of organizing a lunday school at that point, eaching there at 3p. m. A vioin quartette is among the feaures which will help with the nusic. All who wish to attend ee W. J. Tiller, and also, all rho will take a part of the crowd n their cars, see the same party. Stalk (Jotters, Roller Bearing?, he best yet -Armfield Hardware Jo. Rev. J. L. Tyler spent last Tuesday near Bishopville. He vas called there to assist in contacting the funeral service of dr. John H. Pate a prominent netnber of Hebron Methodist 11 i * - jnurcn. Mr. Jr*ate was born and eared in this county. In early nanhood he moved to Darlingtou ;ounty where he has been a sue* ;essful farmer and merchantlis son, Prof. J. C. Pate is principal of the Jefferson High School. Several other children md his wife survive him. Prepare your bnd with a good JiiAG HARROW. We have hem.?Armfield Hardware Co. The arch spirit of irony seems it times to brood over the type ;ases in every printing office, causing errors to be made where east desired. It must have been ihis spirit that caused the omisnon of one line in an article last veek describing the work of the 3t. Paul Sunday school. This ine contained the name of Mrs 3. A. Hauna, teacher of 3d Junior class. Mrs. Hanna has been i teacher in this school for forty years or more and is an integral part of the institution. It falls to the lot of very few Sunlay school workers to be so universally loved as is Mrs. Hanna. -? ^ + m Redfear n-Foston. One of the most beavrtiful weddings ever held in Chesterfield tnd first to be solemnized at St. Paul's Methodist church, wa? that of Miss Myrtle Poston, the charming daughter of Rev. and Mrs. T. II. Owen, to Mr. Ira 0. Kedfearn. The church was beautifully d?c crated with ribbons, ferns and lowers, under the direction of Mrs. W? P. Odom and Miss Jrace Hurst and Miss Theo Jrtman. The color scheme was ;reen and white. The altar was formed as a pyramid with a silver candelabra on the top. Candles were placed around the ;hancel among the greens that were entwined around the altar tnd wainscoating. At seven )'clock the candles were lighted it the first strains of music, then ihe lights were turned off leavng the altar alone illuminated ay the candles, giving a charmng effect. The first selection rendered vas a violin solo, "The Slumber Song," Miss Anabel Brock ac:ompanied by Miss Nan Lanev kt the piano; a vocal solo "Serenide" Miss Iluth Ilanna; violin olo, "Melody of love". Miss Sroek ; vocal solo. "I Love You Pruly", Miss Hanna, and finally, e Headquar ittings from he i anything to we i Misses' Coats and Coat-Suits ofii^on a real gooa suit Tor rs worth of seasonable merchan on to put off all youtpurchaae at Jefferson, coming from us during the cars at Pageland ai ur railroad fare, with pleasure a . Puss* V o | -Boys Hats Differ | Boys* jj You Would Be W 4 Bov to \ * They have a certa 4 will appi J Made of Navy Blue A and Black and B | Flam \ J?R I TVJ i Made of Fancy N | Brown lothes J olored F 9? f John C. * Next Door, to Postoftici Lohengrin's "wedding March". Ji i The procession was led by the J i ushers, Messrs Henry Douglass;' ana rerry Therreil followed by: the two bridesmaids, Miss Grace ;i Hurst and Miss lone Ro.veil, | both attired in blue crepe de , chine, carrying white cirna tions; next the two groomsmen, , Messrs Rich Poston and Edgar Porler;then the two little tlower j girls, Evelyn Odom and Margie Ray Punderburk with baskets of , flowers, strewing the aisle with roses. Then the bride and her tnaid-of-honor, Miss Cornelia Oockfield, of Chicora College for 1 Women, in pink chiffon, carrying huge pink chrysanthemums. The Bride was attired in an exquiste gown of white crepe dr chine caught at the bodice with liliesof-the-valley, carrying a bouquet of bridal rbses. The groom and his best man Dr. William G. White awaited the bride ! at the altar, where the ceremon- ' ey was performed by Rev. T. B. 1 Owen. The impressive ring service was carried out, when the little flower girl, Evelyn Odom, niPDonfoH f tlo lioat m?n ?. I bridal rose, in which the ring I was imbedded. After the bride 1 and groom were pronor.nced man and wife they marched out to < the strains of Mendelshon's < "Wedding March." Mr. and Mrs. Redfearn, the, bride being attired in a travel- i ing suit of navy blue, left for 1 Oheraw. There they were joined i by the bridal party, with hearti- 1 est, congratulations and amidst ji 'ters at Be< ad to foot. We + at prices from $f>.98 to men as low as $5 98, dise now on the road a. and come to the Fair. both ways, proFair, we will nd intermediate md profit. er and I ) ^ f ^ M BH That Are | H Hats - | 1 rilling For Your Vear. f % in style that you * 1 eciate. - I auu icty ocrg c I I row n he eked i I lixed Gray and A ; and Mouse a dush at H Evans t H showers of rice they boarded the soutn-uout.cJ train for Jacksonville and other pointe/in Florida. ^BD Mrs. Redfearn is 4graduate Ohicora College. For the past^^^| three years she has been the eesful teacher in the Johnson-j^^H ville school. With her lovable^^^H disposition she has won a great^Hflj host of friends. Mr, Redfearn^^Hjj is a young matt of sterling qnali-IB ties and holds a responsible po^H^J sition with the Chesterfield^^^Jj Drug Co. On their return they^H^B will receive their friends iii^^H| their new home on Main Strect^^HH They were recipients of man:^^^^^ handsome and useful pre8entsj|0^H which attested their popularity* Among the out of town guests attending the wedding were tile following: I Mr. and Mrs. 8. B. Post(io? Robt. McElveen of Johnsonviljle, 8. C.; Mr. and Mrs. J. (A. Cock field, Vent ers, S. 0.; and Mrs. Walter Boston, IMr. Bascom Cockfield, Leo, 8.JC.; Mrs. OUey Powell, * Vox, SJ C.; Mr. A. R. Boston, University of South Carolina, and Miss Cornelia Cockfield of Chicora CcJllege P IIT - ? ^ liu women, vacuumoia o. \jl Among those that acconypani3d Mr. and Mrs. Redfearn las far is Cheraw were: Missesf Nan Lttiiey, lone Rowel], Annabel Brock, Ruth flanna, Thejo Ortman, nornelia Cockfield; Messrs. Vrry Therril, Edgar Poryer, Dr. White. A. R. Post on, Rcfbt. Mci)lveen, Mr. and Mrs. R. IE. Han,a 3 Hive||^| are amply HHEHS