Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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cordially r presence fl SPRING T I EXPO! I JANUARY 14 & TO BE I I D. m. r | REPRESKN I Isaac Hambl I BALT iPRODU AMERICA'S HIC TAILORED 1 CLO" The onlv I jinn in An I Merchant V Master's Sale. State of South Carolina Chesterfield County. In Common Pleas. Bank of Chesterfield. Plaintiff. v*. , Pleas Streater and People? Hank Defeudent By virtue of an order of His *Tlonor, J. W- Bowman, Presiding Judge in the above stated Pft.0 A I will fiir.ir f.Af L'? !n ? lw. v/wv V * T? * ? V4 ivn nu i C I KJ tin ' highest bidder for cash before the Court House at Chestcrfie'd, S. C., within the legal hours, on lirst Monday i 11 February, liUO, 'that tract of land in Chesterln Id County, South Carolina, containing "2'2'A acres more or bounded north by lands of William Streater, east bj' lands of Hezekiah Streater, south by lands of Hough Streater, and west bv lands of Rivers brothers. 1\ A. MURRAY, Jr. Master. Just to pr every hat I '1 I H. IVI. Odom vH AS ?^0 mi i ' i nmmwm 1 I j EQUEST YOUR | AT THEIR I 1 AILORING I; 51TI0N | TH AND 15TH l\ HELD BY si i IYRES I ITATIVE OK I ( irger & Sons. |1 IMORE OKHSOF I * 5HEST TYPE OF I is OMEASURE Jl; THES I nerica Backed by Real IS ^ 1 ailorin}* jjjj I ( ____________________ Cabbage Plants r rost L'roof Cabbage LMants? Early .Jersey, Early Charleston. Early Summer and Early Succession. SI.00 per thousand, 1:2/4 cts. per hundred. Large contracts special price. B. .J. Douglass, Box 45, Chestertield, S. C. Geese and Hens Wanted. 1 500 hens, 100 geese wanted Highest market prices paid. I .J. YV. Hanna. Full-Bloodcd Jersey Stock ;1 Fine, full-blooded .Jersey bull S rvicc-s $1 00 cash4t-45p J. M. ltedfearn, !( We will appreciate your trade ' I and will give you value rerit v* d fur every dollar you spend with us. The Oitv Market Carry your watch and clock I repairing to Met all he has a di- i plotna. 1 1 II oa H"k1 S. m ? i sunk ove that we mea in our store at i Win n WE say "less than cost" Y know that YOU know that means Hats that sold for 82-5 Hats that sold for 2.0 Hats that sold for 1.5, Hats that sold for 1.0 Miese hats are in black, grey and u Qii /~\r iPi uu now on the 50-cent Caps now on tli isterf 9erscnal Jtemtf e Mr. K. M. Myers went to 'ageland Monday. When in town make The City ilarket your headquarters. Messrs. W. N.-Ilatliff and H. V. Jackson were in town rueslay. Mr. C. H. White is planning j o build a residence on Mauguni Street. You cau get the time to the ?econd at Met 'all's. Mr. S. M. Wingate returned Monday from a visit to Florence, jake City and Kingstree. Mr. A L. Griggs is now buyng 30-cent gasoline for a brand lew Ford. Bring your country produce to L'he City Market. Highest cash inces paVj. Mrs. Wincate is vi si finer at. ,he homo of her father, W. S. Vlathews of St. Charles. Mrs. Sallio Thomason and children of Lexington, N. C , are isiting relatives in Chesterfield. FOR SALE?A horse and bug?y at reasonable price. Both in food condition. .J L Tyler. Mr. C. L. Hunley is in Dariugton this week on professiond business. Jersey milk cows for sale, or j ivill exchauge for beef cattle. lt-4r>p J. M. Redfearn. Messrs. I). P. Douglass and Kinsley Armfield motored to Charlotte Sunday, returning Monday. Mr. R. T. liedfeain, formerly with the Chesterfield Mercantile Co , ris now with the Redfearn Co. If your watch is not worth repairing McCall will tell you. Miss Clarice Chirk who is teaching school at Cross Roads spent the week cud in town visiting relatives and friends. raney uroct ries, anything >ou want. 11.0 City Market, 1'hono No. 7*J Mr. Line Melton was recently! seen in Ruby chasing a negro \ Leo is very apt to get his man before lie stops. Mr and Mrs. II. I) Tiller have returned from an extended visit| to relatives and friends at Mc-j I lee, Sumter and other paints. Keep your eye on lb A Campanile's Hardware Store. New .foods are heginn.ng to arrive iuaiity will be high and prices ow at this store The family of Dr. I). II. Lm-j ?y, who have been suffering rem a severe attack of la grippe ire recovering, much to the de ight of their many friends. 1 D Jr. n business we a LESS than who Ol' know WK mean it?and \V a savin# to YOU?and no foo'ir, o now going at S1.9< o now going at 1.4! o now going at 1.04 o now going at .7! rhite. The first price was low counter at Jl i I tv f in ^ ^ ivv ^vnimci ill .61 - ^ 1 1 ~TT- . fc II J f ieeal Stiter etit ; Mr. It. D. Marsh, editor of 1 The Rutherford ton Sun, former- J ly editor of The Chesterfield Advertiser, was shaleing hands with his old friends in Chesterfield Saturday and Sunday. The postofiice cannot use sec- , ond-hand stamps. So there is no use in tryiug to pay your postage bills with anything but ( real money. Mr. A. J. Rohr, of Monroe, N. O , will take charge of the ( "White Barber Shop" on Monday. Mr. Rohr comes highly recommended as a barber and as a gentleman. On npvf. rPlir>Cflnv nitrlif. Ton 1 .Q The first episode of the "Perils of Pauline" will he shown at the Movies. Everybody come. Only 10c admisson. It is suggested that an or- i dance requiring the parking of automobiles ou Main St , be conlined to the middle of the thor- j oushfare would b<- a g>od one. ( Mr. i). M. Moses of Balti-j; more, will be gk?d to meet hi ? < friends at Teal-Jones establish ? nient on Friday and Saturday. IMio occasion is the Spring tail- i oring exposition at this store. i The parrot owned by Miss Lien a Catoe has for the past i week caused some excitment in the neighborhood of the Ohes- j ( terfield Hotel by taking to the , trees and refusing to come down. ( The fox hunters were alarmed ] the other day by a report that a 1 fox was seen near town. The 1 man who started the story, how- I ever proved to be a poor uatur- 1 alist, as the animal was discover- i ed to be an ordinary house cat. A question that will probably bo brought up at this session of the General Assembly by our local representatives relates to a i measure dealing with the relation of the rural police to the magistrates of the county. Messrs. G. !\. Laney, \V. 1'. Odom, Lindsay Odom and J. G. Kivers have left for Columbia to take up their legislative duties. I Lindsay, Odom by the way, has been appointed page for the House. Appointments for Chesterfield Charge for Sunday, Jan. l(5th. C TOO: S' Paul,Sunday school b> a. m.; preaching at 7:1") p. m, Subj-'Ct: "In tin* liace to Win "! Sliiioli, Ida. m Sunday school;': /.oar, 10 a m. .Sunday school 11 a. m. preaching. 11 cost one hundred and fifty!1 thousand dollars to produce the |1 Perils of Pauline" re. Is. The first episode will be started next i Tuesday night at the Movies'1 .Tan s h I I V ire offering j i I & lesale cost ! K (i gr Cl 0 a 1 11 J i fi 3 !l! ! i) r 01 ; ? i iS. M.Jackson si The RojaI Ambassadors mo the home of Mrs. C. Ii- Riv are Su.iday afternoon. Tht !<reat missionary Judson was th< subject under discussion at thii meeting. This is an interest iog society of boys. All vouth )ver 12 years of age are invitee to join. Call IIen:y Johnson, 'phone 7: tor prompt delivery and courte [>us treatment. , Under tlie efficient manage .a a a - uirruo ui mr. *j. on. runderburk rhief of police, the streets of tlx U?wn are being scraped an< worked over to g,ood advantage L'oncrete nutters are needed 01 Main St. While ths good worl i> going this would bp a goo< liuie to uaakd that improvement Mrs. Lee Melton moves t< Page land today to join her luis band, who is now installed a rural policeman of that commu tnfcy. Mr. Melton is well liket iii Pageland as well .s in (Jhes t -rfield and is making good 01 nis new job. A fair proposition. After see ing the "Perils of Paulino" Tues lay night Jan. 18th, if you thiul vou haven't got twice your mon ?'y's worth. Twice the admis >ion you paid will be refunded lluy a ticket from the girls ant telp them win a gold birth stou< ring. 'Phone your orders to No. 7: t'or meats of all kinds iMisscs Doris Laney and Mauc Garland Welsh are selling tick 3ts for the lirst installment o the thrilling picture "Perils o Pauline." There is a conlest or between the.n, the one selling the most tickets receiving ; birth-stone ring. This picturr has been a sensation wherevei shewn. Be sure you see tin first one. "Betsy" is gone from here Por many a day she was tin most conspicuous figure on tin Chesterfield thoroughfares. Six has gone to Mt Oroghan with i new but kind master, Mr. IV M Therrell. Mr. .1. W. Griggs former owner of "Betsy" ha; fallen victim to the charms of ; new love and sports a sparklinj new Por J. 'l'hono v??tir orders at nigl:i for beefsteak, orotnp-, delivorh in the morning. Throne ~i2 At the Laymen's 'Missionary Conference to he It Id in (lolnrii bia Peh. (>-0 Ches'??rih'ld Count.' will be represented To promot the interest in this work a Mi sionsiry Rally v. ill bo hold it, Si PauI Church on the llh .Sunday Mr. II. P Duvall. of hornw wil speak- Then- is n > limitation o the number of delegates l'roi: the churciies Those wishing t< goto Columbia as delegates wil sec Mr. R. K. Hanna for cruder. Lials. The lock on the big safe a lie Farmer's batik balked la veek and would not op mi. I vas necessary to move t!i< vhole thing to the factory rt Richmond as there wor. n rooks in town with a p<M,? :hant fi.r safe cracking. Toashier, Mr. 1). II. Douglas-, iretlt along to count the change /hen the safe should'be opened. t has been decided to swap t lie afe for a later model with a itne lock. He Could Hardly Go "About two years ago I got own on my back until I hardly Duhl go," writes .Solomon B *uette, Flat lliver, Mo. "I g >t 50c box of Foleyjs Kidney Pills nd they straightened me right p." Common symptoms of kidey are backache, headache, leumalic pains, soreness and dflness, pulliiieHs under eves, lurred vision, sleep distuil) tig llldd.'.r I i"i,lil.ln? ?. .w> - 1- ' . ? . , ...II oil r, ( III U 1 11 11 II I I I , iv (1 fcolii k Foley Kidney ills help t.f? eliminate the pulsion i waste matt -r that cause > lose symptoms. ? The Sqnare eal I)i uj* Store. dljl 11^ ?n ?Cabba^e Plants > x For salt* in any quantity. ? Two Varieties , EARLY JERSEY - CHARLESTON WAKEFIEL1 s Give me your order. 1 Wili ship to any address b; Parcel Post. 2 100 for 15 Cents 200 for 25 Cents 300 for 35 Cents 400 and over 10c per hundred a I I * - ? ? U jrosia^e prepaid. e Ali orders cash, t Money order will be accepted Ed. C. Crawford 1 CI1ESTE1U',IEL1>, S. C. { Route 2 llux 2 5 SEVERE PUNISHMENT " ; s Of Mrs. ChappsII, of Five Years 1 Standing, Relieved by Cardui. i Mt. Airy, N. C.?Mrs. Sarah M. Chan f>cll of this town, says: "I suffered to ivc years with womanly troubles, als stomach troubles, and my pur.ishmer " was more than any one could tell, f I tried most every kind of medicine . but none did me any good. 1 read one day about Cardui, the wo " man's tonic, and I decided to try it. had rot taken but about six bottles ut:t * 1 was almost cured. It did me r.ior 1 good than all the other medicines 1 ha 3 tried, put together. My friends began asking me why looked so well, and I told them a'ooi 2 Ca rdui. Several arc now taking it." Do ycu, lady reader, suffer front an of the ailments due to womanly trouble i such as headache, backache, sidcackc i sleeplessness, and that everlastingly tire -, feeling? f : li so, let u ; urge you to give Cardui | trial. \Vc feel c< .n'i-.'er.t it will help yoi F in. t as it lias a million other women i j tlio past half century. begin tak'ng Ci'dui fo-day. Yo ' won't iegret it. All druggists. ^ ll'rftr in; Ch:\'tarc~(;* Mtiviicino Co., I-nrj. ^ A . ."isory Dcr'. C .i . ;:a. Tcnn., tor a zt I 'V. /- r r .. c ? *' * U"1* *?? -- ? , . ,JW, v.,, u uiiw wi x'.wuwuRt non .. I i latmont lor Wointii," m i\ain wiappor. (i.C. lit 3 Six-Year Old Had Croup. "I have a little girl six year ; old who ha? a groat deal o f trouble with croup," writes W 3 1-', Curry of Kvansvillo, Iud., 44 a hwe used Fol ey's Honey am Tar. obtaining instant relief jfo , her. My wife and I also use i and will say it is the best, curt ;. i't r a bad cold, eouph. throa s ti iuble and cr< up that I havt i ever saw." 1! use terrible cough i that Rpeni to tour fine to piece "?: yi. Id to Foley'p Honey and Tar |? Square I) il Drugstore. J FOLEY KIDNEY PILLS j ron UACKACH t KlUNtYS AND BLADOH!: v ' | ; Our Grei A YEAR'S READING F r : R b!^Papi??5^IVE - +r. ' ' - t. SzESm i The Best Two for All t ij in Th. THE HOUSEWIFE We are happy indeed to Introduce tit able to make n clul>l>intc arrangement t enable our rcaili rs to have The llousci eondtig year. The stories are high-class In every stories that will aopeal to and plea many with gripping excitement and I holding (|Unlltl< 8. l'artloular attention Is Klvrn by The l wife to si asoii'iMc, nslblo cooking, ht hints, nn.l matt. r? of pat rlicular Inti mother and child. Th. Housewife is a large, well prlntet sine; ?ut?;s<ripllon lirlce, 50 cents per y th only h -eause th. publish. rs are ant develop their sul.M i iptlon list in the Kot we have been able to secure a rate o subserlptloill that enable lis to Inelude It year's clubbing offers with The Pro Farmer. We know you will he highly If you deride to take the rlub, lucludi Housewife. i ? " ~~ ? This great combination of farm fancy work and good cheer for tl BARGA11 i in connection with your subscript! THE CHESTERFIE You know our paper. It is a l-? wecKiy?your county paper. Itigi important nim of the world and t You cannot afford to mitt this The Chesterfield Advertiser 1 y The Progressive Farmer--we The Housewife?monthly ..... Regular price ........... OUR SPECIAL B All three one year e I (only 3 cents a week f Mail or bring your subsciptioni THE CHESTERFIE1 CHESTERF Pedigreed L. S. Seed * I have about fifty bushels of pedigreed long staple cotton seed for sale at $2.r>0 per bushel. Apply at once. W. B. BROWN ) Middcndor?, S. O., K. 1. p44 y HANNA HUN LEY ?ATTOKNEYS? K. J5. Hanna C L Hunley Chesterfield, S. (1. Office ir Peoples Bank Buildinc OKFIO OF DR. (1. A. GLOVER Physician and Suuokon [t Calls answered day or night. Ofllce at Chesterfield Drug Company OFFTCK OF a COUNTY SUPERIN1TENDE'T _T OF EDUCATION R. A. ROUSK Office open every Saturday and the fir*t Monday of each moutli. / - DU D H TROTTI Dental Surgeon OheBterfiold, S. 0. Office on second floor in Rosa A Building. 0N All who desire my services will - please see me at Chesterfield, as I ,r have discontinued my visits to other o towns A CMOIO n A O a Condition Powders t, n A bipji-class remedy { horses n:;ii mules in or ond oil and u .n nf ec f a to 1c. TUuil ; solid mi; le i I fa., lea ;cs Hie sys en he. y i ?.;cing a smooth, 1 'los ; c- . of hair. Packed in. :sc.. 25c. box. Sold bp P. H. LANEY < ) j Copyright. 191V hy McClure Ne??p?i?r Syn4U?t* itest Offer OR THE ENTIRE FAMILY 1ADE FOR YOU Tho Prnrr,.o.l.... r? ? .mmuris ramie to cover condition* as they are In the Uouth. Yen. i sir?made for ygu?and If you will read and heed Its teachings you will raise more cotton per acre, more corn per acre, more nnd better livestock, and make a money producing factory out of your farm. IADE FOR YOUR WIFE The Progressive Farmer has the strongest. most practical household department o." any agricultural paper In the South. Its mary features make a special appeal to our women readers and them as It I I does the men. IADE FOR YOUR CHILDREN I The Progressive Farmer has a regular department for farm boys and girls, and a serial story for both young and old. In fact It Is a paper for every member of tho ; he Family?Both Leaders 1 eir Line i = ? *** THE HOUSEWIFE' I nB ith unit xh-Af : In thi* riX'-f^VK, K j flB grrsHlve <r,\* ' ''^31 pleased .y-r i sense, farm help, fiction, fashion, B j lie entire family at M PRICES II ion to '* LD ADVERTISER ft clean-cut, live, up-to-date county r, ves you all the local news and tho k! he great war. J great bargain. ear $1.00 JW ekly?52 big issuos 1.00 t? ?? ARGA1N OFFER f .chloronly gj.60 or all three). JSe i at once to M -D ADVERTISER ft 1ELD, S. C. H