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He " >ne ant 1 Most of us will not be I sate for everything. Eacfc During 1910 we hope t< Trusting that the New Personal Jtema ei Dr. A.M. Redfern is in town this week. h Miss Ethel Teal, of Wades- * boro, is visiting her brother, Mr. Bradly F. Teal. t( Mr. Emsley Armfield spent Sunday at the home of his parents in Monroe. P Mr. Niven Lisenby lost a barn a by fire recently. He carried no j insurance. Prof. W. H. Hand, State j high school inspector, is in town \ on school business. ( Miss Bertha West, who is at- n tending Coker College, is at ^ home for the holidays. Miss Bertie Douglass, of Socie- c ii;n ii,? i.rvi..iu?L. i ujr 11111 lo o ~ 11 \ J i 11 ? * uuc Iiuinia y o i here with Miss (Jlaudie Sullivan. I Mr. A. W. McCall. our load- t mg and most popular jeweler, v is spending his holidays at Mon- r roe. ' Miss Pearl Melton, from Columbia College, is visiting her t parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ervin 1 Melton. a Mr. J. II- Kittle and family Cr and Mr. Kay White visited Mr. ' K. D. Davis at Ilartsville during the holidays. a Uorse swappers convention meets promplly next Monday e morning before the court house * door. 1 Rev. P. T. Wood, Pastor of 1 ? East Chesterfield Charge, will j preach at St. Paul next Sunday evening at 7 o'clock. *= Mr. Robert Therrell of lleath Springs, is on the job at Teal- 13 Jones' up-to-date gents' turn- 8 ishing store. ( Miss Estelle Gordon and ^ brother, Edwin, of Lancaster . s county, are visiting at the home . of Mr. W. II. Porter. n Mr. R. E. Hanna is said to |, have made the trip from Columbia to Chesterfield in his j Eord in four and a half hours. I. "What is your hurry Mr. c Blinks?" "I am hunting Say- ^ man's Wonder Soap, sold by e E. A. Hartsell." (j The new branch of the W. A. -A highway will reduce the dist- j< auce between Chesterfield and tl Columbia by twenty miles. o Judge H. M. Smith has aflirni- ei ed the finding of the referee in ,c bankruptcy i n the matter of Cheraw Mercantile Company. H ?1' H. M. Odom Ch With the adve /-< _ 1 _ ury Vjoocis v^o#, wt All spring anc jI Goods, Notions, SI With best wisl I Sill of Vu sorrjr when 1015 is over, for tli l one of us who lives in this gr? 3 maintain your patronage by j Year will bring health and ha The Hous of Quality ?? r-j. %ceal Jntereat Mr. and Mrs. T. L llannu who ave been spending the holidays nth homefolks here will return 'riday to their home at Peudle. on. Rev. W. V. McKae, of Wil aington, N. O., who visited rela ives here during the holidays, ireached an excellent sermon t the Methodist church on Sunlay evening. Dr. D. H. Laney and Messrs oe Culberson and Shaw Meehan iave joined the hunters at xeorgetown. There is no doubt >f it now. Some poor deer mil si lie. Mr. Will Hiuson was unsuccessfully arrested in Mt. Croglan this week by Mr. Presr jonanoe. win went as tar as he door to the lockup, but wouldn't go in. lie lelt huriedly and hadn't returned at ast report. Announcements for Chesterield Circuit for Sunday Jan. 2nd .*) 1 (??St, Paul, 10 a. m. Sunday ichool; 11 a. m preaching and lommunion; 7 p. ra. preaching; Soar, 2:00 p. in. Sunday school; \ :00 p. ni. preaching; Shiloh, It i. m. Sunday school. The Rushing boy who attracted much attention in the Iiap>ist Hospital at Columbia, is eported to he improving rapilly. Arrangements have been nade to take care of him and lis younger brothers by the ;ood people of that community A new and progressive firm inder the name of A. YV. llurey <fc Co., have taken over the try goods department of the diesterlield Mercantile On. The irm members are A. W. flur ey, (J. \V. Eddins and T. E. lulloy. They will conduct busness at the same stand and will andle dry gocds and notions. All three of the local churches eld their annual Christmas coos this voiir. The Ttsint.ist hurclion Christmas Eve; the lethodist Church on Christmas vening; and the L'resbyterian Ihurch on Monday evening. l11 three events were much en" >yed both by the children and lie "grown-ups-" The choirs f the various churches renderd special music for the occas>n. Mr. and Mrs Charles B anna and young "Bill" ofj esterl jnt of the New Year i are carrying over v( 1 summer stocks absc loes and Gents' Furr les for a Happy Ne^ i i.r/."! i i ii "1 " 4^>i"?i " r friends an W e wish to the liberal sup e y*>ar has in many ways been a sat Southland of ours lias every riving you at all times the newei ppiness and all the good things ' Teal iWbitmire, S. C., are spending | the holidays with their mother, Mrs. S. A. Hanna. Charles is superintendent of the High School at Whitmire and is meeting with much success in his work there. The new Chesterfield Dry Goods Company makes their bow to the public to-day through I The Advertiser. The advertise1 ments uf this firm will bear J watching as they intend offering I some money saving birgain? in the near future. On the road between Pageland and Mt. Croghan and just out side of Mt. Croghan is a hill that puts a severe strain ou the cussing capacity of Chestertieldians and their Fords. A little Mt. Croghan money, it is said, could remedy this condi tion. Mr. and Mrs. 0. C. Douglas: tare giving up their present resi | idence on Main St. to Col. 1*. A i %j r_ r mi ? i wmrray, jr. 01 vmeraw who wn come to live in Chesterfield-tin first of January. Mr. and Mrs Douglass will hoard with G. K Laney until their new house i completed. Mr. W. K. Sellers and Mis Rosa Roscoe, both of the Shiiol \ sect'on, were quietly married a the Methodist pars mage yester day evening bv Rev. J. L. Ty ler. Mr. Sellers is a progress ive and highly respected farmer Mrs. Sellers is the charmini daughter of Mr. Joel R?sc.>.' They are receiving the fehcita tions of a host of friends. Last Wednesday night Rura Policeman Abbott was called ti quell a scrap in the Snow IIi 1 section. Within 30 minutes af ter receiving the call this elli cient officer made the trip t< within one half mile of tin State line, arrested his man sn< was on his way to jail. Mr. Perry M. Therrel! has beer elected cashier of the Hank of Ruby and Mt. Uroghan and will leave for Mt. Croghan the first of the year to assume his new duties. The many friends of Mr. Therrell are glad to learn of his [deserved promotion and they predict that he will make a successful cashier. Mr. D. L Smith, the deputy cleric of the court, will succeed Mr. Therrell .is assistant cashier of the Bank of Chesterfield. We understand that Mr F. M. Cannon will succeed Mr. Smith as deputy clerk of court. Everyt! \ \ T o ro n.finmrf n r\ /-i vv t ci 1 ciii Dry little but the name )lutely new. New go< fishings of fine quality ,v Year, we are yours Mto ^ d *Custemerd extend our sincere port given us during 1 i peculiaily trying one?but the * reason for devout thankfulness, at and best merchandise at lowes which you deserve, we beg to ren 1-Jone The banks of Ohe leiield w'.ll bold their annual stockholders meeting next week and as usual, it is understood that the customary 1 per ceut- semi-anuual dividend will be declared. The past year has been a prosperous ono with all the banks of Chesterfield. Considerable cash will be distributed when" the banks send out their dividend checks. \ The standing of Cheste-field : County amofig the other coun ] ties of the State in educational matters is cause for considerable pride to our citizens, t( I which this paper has refetred , occasionally. A school distriel enters the class of self suppirt ing when its citizens vote upot , themselves extra taxes foi school purposes. [n Ohfster field county every school district has so voted. Among all th? ' counties of tlie .State only fou have reached this enviable po sition, conspicuous among then 1 being Chesterfield county. Ni 1 wonder osr citizens point witl pride to "dear old Chesterfield' . I when away from home. 8 Quite a unique event was tin Christmas tree for the cradle rol s of St. Paul's Methodist church 01 |j Monday afternoon. The cradl t, roll department is in charge o Mrs C. K. Curtis and she ha . been untiring and unselfish ii her efforts to make the babies Christmas a happy one. It \va ,T she who gave the special tre for the cradle roll department as these children were unabh to be present at the Christina; tree exercises Saturday evening ' It was a beautiful thing to wit ' ness?a score of babies witl ' their mothers and a few "dad dies", the beautiful tree in rain iature, with the holly and berrie ' and Christmas bells and pop corn, and a stocking of popcori ' and a bag of marsh mellows foi every baby, an emeral for eyerj j mother and a gift for tin ' "daas," Special inusic wa> rendered for the occasion b.i the "young mothers", a bevy o\ school girls, who so kindly ren dered Mrs. Curtis their assist ince in making this event sucl u happy one In the words of another the cradle roll Christ mas tree had the other Christmas trees "skinned a mile." For Sale. w?j ui v uuiM ui ira > (lift IUM ii J olFer for sale at a bargain one 4burner oil stove; 1 bed-room suit?chairp, and other goods. J See me at once. S M. Wingate. hirtg New but th< mtirely new business? : and the reputation fc ods arriving daily. In that Will be offered al to serve. .f-~ ' :1 ' 11 I thanks for the past year r>ne great fact that we have not he t prices. uain, Yours very truly, Cheste s Lo. CORRESPONDENCE MEKKIMAN'S MILL. The Christmas tree at Shilol) school house last Thursday was very much enjoyed by the children. Miss Lexie Huntley of Oh cora College i> at home for the holidays. Mr. and Mrs. S. O. Middleton and little daughter Margaret of Darlington spent the holidays with Mr. Middleton's parents, } Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Middleton. j ^ of this place. b Mis? Ardine Coward enter. tained a few of her friends last i Monday evening. r Mr. Steve Puntley of State University is s]>ending the holi^ days with his parents, Mr. and J Mrs. Join C. iluntley. r Little Gladys Merriman i s 1 quite sick at this writing, we ! hope for her speedy recovery. i Mr. W. tl- Middleton wan call' ed to Hartsville Monday on the account of the illness of his 3 biotner, Mr. J. M. Middleton. 1 Mr. Edward Coward of Boiling i Spring arrived home Friday to g spend the holidays. ? . s ' Death of Mrs. Fannie Huntley l ( 1 I Mrs. Fannie Huntley, one of s ' t he oldest and most highly ese ' teemed ladies of Moryen died last ; 1 Saturday at her home in that 2 ; town. She had b?-en in feeble s health for some yn rs, ami hoi J death was not. unexpected. She was 80 >ears old, and is survived i by the following sons and daugh. ters: Mrs. D. Chapman, of Che raw; Mrs. J. A. Dunn, Morven ; s Mrs. Burch, of Texas; Messrs - K. L. and II. fx. Huntley. | J " ^ " i 3 Name 30 (Is C fl A m and new g aling?these w t time we will ve prices. \ 11 ? v'? en drawn into the world's j^reat < rfield, Carolina B.?29r?snxi Timely Hint ji On Over-Eating Christmas, N? w Year's and other feast days eaus" many (lis turbed digestions. The stomach and bowels should not bo per mitted to remain clogged up, for indigestion and constipation are often followed by serious disease, resulting from undigested poisonous waste matter. Foley Cathartic Tablets should be in every home, ready for use. No griping, no unpleasant aftei etl'ect- Relieve distress uffrer eating, regulate bowels, sweeten stomacn and tone up the liver. ?Square Deal Drug Store. , i SAVES DAUGHTER 1 J Advice of Mother no Doubt Piv vents Daughter's Untimely End. Ready, Ky.?" I was not able to do anything for nearly six months," writes Mrs. Laura Bratcher, of this place, "and was down in bed for three months. 1 cannot tell you how I suffered with my head, and with nervousness and womanly troubles. Our family doctor told my husband he could not do me any good, and he h id to give it up. We tried another doctor, but he did not help me. At last, my mother advised me to take Cardui, the woman's tonic. 1 thought it was no use for 1 was nearly dead and nothing seemed to do me any good. But 1 took eleven bottles, and now 1 am able to do all of my work and my own washing. I think Cardui is the best medicine iu the world. My weight has increased, and 1 look ihe picture of health. " Ir you suffer from any of the ailments J peculiar to women, get a bottle ot Cardui \ today. Delay is dangerous. We know it will help you, for it has helped so many thousands of other weak women in the past 50 years. At all druggisis. Write to: Che'.'anocra Medicine Co., lilies' Advisory Dept.. C;.a.;nnooga. T?-nn.. (or S:,n.ii instructions on your caso and 64 pa/* book ' Home Treatment for Women." in plti.i wrapper. H.C. 1US .. X-sa ^ ashcrafts Condition Powders A high-class remedy for horses and nudes in poor condition and in need of a tonic. Builds solid muscle and fat; cleanses the sys tern, thereby producing a smooth, I glossy coat of hair. Packed in doses. 25c. box. Bold by P. H. LANEY FOLEY KIDNEY PILLS UR BACKACHE KIDNEYS AND BLADDER !omoa: A oods. Having bougl ill be carefully perpeti have a complete line c I 3onrtict ought *o compen- ^ Cabbage Plaints For sale inuny Quantity. Read v now to set. Two Varieties EARLY JERSEY CHARLES! UN WAKEFIELD Give me yonr order. Will ship to any addiess by * M Parcel Post. fl 100 for I ont I 200 for 2. . ents H tfOO for JIG C ents. H 400 kii'I over 10c per hundred H Post*3d prepaid. B All orders cash. B Money order will be accepted. 1 ED. C. CRAWFORD CHESTERFIELD, S. O. j Route 2. Box 26 Fw Si.LE SI.7 10.no ftuvs rhe ? hokcst lot in the town of , Chesterfield, lying next to the Methodist paisonage. Has a front of seventy (70) feet of Main St and depth of tvw*?T7i7>?*?^^^H dred and ten ('J 10) ffet T'.e otily fir^-class pieje of property in thl, town df Chesteilield that is for\iie. Terms can C. L HUN LEY! County Physicians On Dec., 31 et bids will Ve received lor county physician. H. F. King, Supervisor. Pedigreed L. S. Seed I have about fifty bnsheis oHHjj^H pedigreed long staple cctton so* d I for sale at $2.50 per bushel. Applv at once. VV. B. BKOWN Middendorf, S. C., B. 1. i ll HANNA &> HUNJLEY V ?ATTOUNKY6? K. K. Hanna C L Huuley Chesterfield, S. C. Office ir Peoples Bank Building okftc ok DR. 0. A. GLOVER Physician and Surgeon Calls answered day or night. Olllce at Chesterfield Drug Company COUKTY si!PERINTENDE''EA I OF EDUCATION flHH Office (ijicii every Saturday and first Mominy of end) month. DR L II TROTTI H Dental Sargeon raj Chesterfield, S. 0. Y Office on second floor in Rosa jflj Building. All who desire my services will ]H {dease see me ai Chesterfield, aM 1 88 rave discontinued uiy visits to other ^fl towns ^ i FOLEY KIDNEY PUIS tGR BACKACHE KIDNEYS AND BLADDER S. M. Jackson ! i IIY 1-1 it the Chesterfield jated. IjflH d< brand new Dry ^HEH