Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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I^H^^^B^BHrom us? We have received a new V serge to sell for 10, 12 and Ml p^""' ?L1? hv| i^r\jya auns in nil ine ne to 20 years at &1.50 and UP? I Men's Dress pants?the I SI to 5 the pair. | Boys' Pants in all colors ar SHOES 0 When in need of a pair of to call at our store before you b new to show you in the shoe lir ICraddock Kangaroo witl ber Heel. The kind that wea a ? Ralstoq Shoes in all les I 8 Ladies Dress Shoes at & 1 and up. I i Ladies Work Shoes, SI.50 and up. I I Mens Work Shoes, SI.50 and up. ' I Infants Shoes, 25c and 50c. I We are headquarters for ever Call on us w y,f the CRADDDOCK-TEP.RY SHI iMBMBMaMinmnnrTiiiiiiTiwi Six-Year Old Had Croup. Jersey milk c will exchange fo: I have a little girl six years 4J old who has a great deal of __! trouble with crouj>," writes W. Lnnd 1 E. Curry of Evansville, Ind., "I have used Foley's Honey and Hauling wood Tar, obtaining instant relief i\.r &'4 other tresi her. My wife and I also use it 'ttn'ls forbidden and will say it is the best cure ol 'ttWfor a bad cold, cough, throat trouble and croup that I have "P oversaw." Those terri hie coughs that seem to tear one to pieces (>arry your v yield to Foley's Honey and Tar. repairing to Mcl ?Square Deal Drug Store. plomaJust to prove that every hat in our s When WE say ' Know that YOU Hats that s Hats that s Hats that s Hats that s These hats are in ?1-00 Caps 50-cent Cap / H. M. Odom t Chesti ie Time I 10THING ' lot of suits in blue and grey 1 } the suit. v | :w fabrics and models from 3 ; kind that will not rip, from id prices from 25?t to &2. SHOES Shoes it will be to your interest I uy as we always have something le. | J i cushion inner sole and rub- jj rs comfortable. % ithers at 4 and 4.50 the pair. Cowhide Brand Overalls, the kind that jj wears longer, SI.00. Work Shirtr, 50c. Dress Shirts at 50c and up, | Hats from SI.00 to S5.00.. I wapi?) Ait/t aiiu UJJ | ything in Gents Furnishings. g hen in town. * [)ES. Chesterfield, S. C. ???? i i i tmn ( ows for sale, or Cabbage Plants r beef cattle. j Frost Proof Cabbage Lb ants? M. Red fear n. j Early Jersey, Early Charleston 3 , i Early Summer and Early Sueeoa . OSteu j sion. $1.00 per thousand, 12J4 ets and straw and|per hundred. I/arge contract massing on our . , i special price, under penalty * * u , Tv , * * B. J. Douglass, J D. Smith Box 45, Chesterfield, S. C. D. C. Smith. Geese and Hens Wanted. patch aud clock 500 hens, 100 geese wanted all he has a di- Highest market prices paid. J. VV. Ilanna. 1 ? _ ? we mean business we >tore at LESS than wh 'less than cost" YOU know WE mean it?and know that means a savin# to YOU?and no foo old for ?2-5o now going at Jl. old for 2.00 now going at 5. old for 1.50 now going at 1. 11/ oia lor i.oo now going at black, grey and white. The first price was 1 now on the counter at )s now on the counter at > ^ |:',o in p ] fferscnal Mem# of Mrs. P. A. Murray visited in Che raw this week. R Mi8sGora Craig is spending d; the week at Bishopville. tc Mr. W. M. Redfearn is now in the Ford class. 11 Mt. ^roghan Mercantile Co. went into voluntary bankruptcy ol Tuesday. n Hon. W. F. Stevenson, of Che- a q raw, was in town on business Tuesday Mr. Welburn Pusser, who has been quite sick the past week, is recovering. T. : J ii?i *i ? A iir TT d x<j is siuu vuiftc mr. t\. vv . nursey is going to build a garage for W. A. and W. T. Lucas. h Fresh bread at The City Mark- 81 et, Phone No. 72. . ^ Mr. R. E. Hanna made profes sional visit to Pageland this week. k ' Flag brand the best (anned vegetables on the market at A. ! F. Davis' Market. ^ I Miss Annie L. Gritfin will * I spend the week end in town with ' 1 friends. c 2 The-Oity Market will cut your 1 meats just like yon want it. 2 V S Mr. W. A. Lucas, who has .| 5 been suffering from lagrippe, is ^ i reported to be improving. Up to the time of going to v | press Mi*. D. M Barentine was : ! the newest victim to that joyful ^ ; | disease, Fordophilia. : j s The stock and fixtures of the g Crown Jewelry Co- of Cheraw 0 will be sold at auction today, Thursday. I Be at St. Paul next Sunday ^ | morning. The services will be ^ ! in charge of laymen wno are in- ^ terested in missions. ^ The sale of season tickets for I i.l ?1 i. ii ? r* a tut' cnauuiuqua wiu oegin oat- ? urday. Read the aunuoncement ^ on first page and buy your tickets. v Stone's Cake?fresh from the d i bakery, sealed in sanitary waxed j paper. Try it. At A 1<\ Davis' 41 j market. e There is no race suicide in h | Chesterfield county Against k 74 deaths for the calendar year t 15)15 is set 2J18 births for the same period. Some increase! h The Palmetto Camp YV. O. VV. ? ' No 120 will meet Saturday night * in regular session, it is urgently ' requested that every member be c s present. c D m't foret to to bring your r produce to The City Market, op ( _ posite the post office. ' It is reliably reported that 1 Mr- Ju'e McGregor of Ruby, i? to marry Miss Summer on the 1 2oth of this month s L "" " " V u are offering olesale cost a LI VI WE Hog tl 90 p .40 ? in 00 oi 75 1?III" $ceal Jntereat ;j *1-1 ? Th^Rev. J. L. Tyler and the * ev. Paul T. Wood spent yester- ? ty in Florence attending Pas- ? ?r's Conference and Missionary t jstitute of the Florence Dis- ? ict. i There will be a call mooting J f the Junior Order on "Friday J ight, Jan 28th for installation * nd initiation. All members re J uetsed to attend, especially the ewly elected officers. The second episode of the Perils of Pauline" will be howu at the Movies next Tues- 8 ay night. 8 reels. * Last week I advertised my ^ >rae and buggy. The horse is old. The buggy must be sold. l $100 00 buggy to go cheap. t J. L. Tyler. y Buy your fresh meats of all t .nd at the old reliable market. A. P. Davis. Walter M. Weller and Miss ' rerla Goodale were married on ^uesday afternoon by Rev. J. j. Tyler. This popular young ouple will make their home in ( loar community. Mrs. Charles B. Hacna, of Vhitmire, who has been quite 1, is reported to be improving. Irs. 8 A. Hauna, of this place, 7as called to her bedside last reek. The new safe for the Farmers lank has arrived and been intalled. The old one that had one on a strike and refused to pen had to be burned open nth an acetelene llauie. On the occassion of her seventh irthday, Sarah Bell Redfearn, aughter of Mr. and Mrs. D. E. ledfearti gave a delightful party d nineteen of her little friends. , The chaingang haviug com- ( leted building the bridge over 1 tbram's Creek, has been movedl " " I o a point near Mt. Croghan, rhere some similar work will be one. The second episode of the Perils of Pauline" will be givn Tuesday night. Dor.'t miss b. The real perils begin in this installment when there will be brills aplenty. Our goods are fresh, and we tand behind them all. Prices ;uaranteed. Quality guaraneed. The City Market, phone 7i* We have been requested to all the attention of the county iommissioners to a stretch of oad between Ruby aud Mt Jroghan passing the place of la" Sellers. This road is said j o be almost impassable Perhaps the best map of Ches-J erfield County to be had is the oil survey map issued by ihn )epartment of Agriculture By rriling to the Bureau of Soils, )epartment o f Agriculture, Washington, D. C , the map may e had for the asking. We invite the ladies to visit j ur store The City Market. In another column oppears the' aid of Mr. W. P Stevenson an-! Olinoino liie -f I ce of Congressman from the 'iftil Congressional District. We iramend him to the consideraon of Chesterfield County iters. Movie# Thursday and Saturay night of this week. And le Isecond episode "Perils of auline" next Tuesday night, hen Pauline starts around the orld before marrying to win 2r fortune. Fresh Beef and Pork always a hand, at The City Market,op isite post office. Pone your overs to No. 72. Owing to the recent safe robiriea in Charleston and Ooluma a feeling of uneasiness has *evailed throughout the State > when an intruder was seen owling about the place of Mr. , O. Hildreth, near Mt. Orogin the other night Mr. Hi 1 eth opened fire The prowler pished. Mr. Emmet W Baach.advance presentative for the Radcliffj lautauqua attractions, has len in town this waik assistg the local committees to "make lal arrangements for the big ree day Chautauqua festi al be held here Feb 4 h, 5th id 7th. Our market is arranged so a. keep ont the flies M V t" di ovv. -7^ b( bi Pi OO Sc pi iS. VI. Jacl<9on TV ! fie any | Call < When in need of anything Grocery 3toie. Phone ua your orders a to your home Plione 79 Mr R T. Redfe rn is pleased to have his friends Yours t THE REDI Mrs. R. E. Hanua has been ilected president of the Wornm's Missionary Society of St. Paul's church. An interesting nethod of money raising has jeen instituted bv this orcrani :ation. The ladies are each jjiven a certain amount of money io bo used as a neuclus for the making of more money for the lociety. Cabbage Plants For sal^ in any quantity. Two Varieties EARLY JERSEY CHARLESTON WAKEFIELD Give me your order. Will ship to any address by Parcel Post. 100 for IT) Cents 200 for 25 Cents 300 for 85 Cents 100 and over 10c per hundred. Postage prepaid. All orders cash. Money order will be accepted. Ed. C. Crawford CHESTERFIELD, S. C. Route 2 Box 2t He Could Hardly Go "About two years ago I got down on my back until I hardly could go," writes Solomon Bequette, Flat River, Mo. "I got a 50c box of Foley?s Kidney Pills and they straightened me right 5' < ^ ... ? j u I ii \/uiii IIKIII M.V III lUUIIIK ui Kiuney are backache, headache, rheumatic pains,soreness and Btiffncss, pulliness under eves, blurred vision, sleep disturbing bladder troubles, and a languid, tired feeling. Foley Kidney Tills help to eliminate the poisonous waste matter that cause? these syniptons. ? The Square Deal Drug Store. Our Grea A YEAR'S READING F< M - - : I : V ? -S 1 < ^ J.^ ^ ii * . a : The Best Two for All t in Tin THE HOUSEWIFE Wo arc happy Indeed to Introduce an .able to make n clubbing arrangement t enable our readers to have The Housed coining year. The stories nre high-class In every stories that will anpcal to nnd plcu many with gripping excitement and I holding qualities. Particular attention Is given by The wife "To seasonable, sensible cooking, he hints, and matters of particular lnt< mother and child. The Housewife Is a large, well prlntet xlne; subscription price, 60 cents per y Is only because the publishers are an) develop their subscription list In the Sot we have been able to secure a rate o subscriptions that enable us to Include II year's Clubbing offers wl(h The Pro Farmer. Wc know you will be highly If you decide to take the club, Includl Housewife. This great combination of farnr fancy work and good cheer for tl BARGA11 in connection with your subscript THE CHESTERFIE You know our paper. It is a u/**l?ltf ??? ? ? 4? ? " * * ?? ??j uui vfwuiy p> per. Il?g important newt of the world and I You cannot afford to mias thia The Cheaterfield Advertiaer 1 j The Progreaaive Farmer?w? The Houaewife?monthly Regular price OUR SPECIAL E All three one year < (only 3 centa a week I Mail or bring your aubaciption THE CHESTERFIE1 CHESTER! i that is kept in an up-to date I u nd tliey will be deliveied now with us and will be J call and let him serve them. * o please, o "EARN CO. I Full-Blooded Jersey Stock Fine, full-blooded Jersey bull. Services $1 00 cash. 4t-45p -J. M. Kedfearti, HANNA HUNL.EY . ?ivrruJLtiNJtXB? y R. 15. Hanua C L Hunley Chesterfield, 8. O. Office ir Peoples Bank Building okpic ov DR. O. A. GLOVER Physician and Surgeon ? Calls answered day or night. j! Office at ( hesU i llel 1 Drug Company OTKICk ok COUNTY SUPERIN'TENDE'T OF EDUCATION R. A. UottSK Office open every S.ittir'ay and the first Monday of ciipIi month. DR t, H TROTTI t Denral Surgeon Chesterfield, S. C. Office <m second floor in Ross Building. ah who desire my services will please see me at Chesterfield, an 1 have discontinued my visits o other towns !| - ASHCRAFTS . : Condition Powders I A high-class remedy for horses r and mules in poor condition an:l. -J ' 1 in need of a tonic. Builds solid -, muscle and fat; cleanses the sys .1 tern, thereby producing a smooth, , glossy coat of hair. Packed in , doses. -25c. box. Sold by D H.L MFY itest Offer DR THE ENTIRE FAMILY IADE FOR YOU The Progressive Farmer Is made to cover conditions as they are In the South. Yes. ?lr?made for you?and If you will read and heed Its teachings you will raise more cotton per acre, more corn per acre, more and better livestock, and make ft money producing factory out of your farm. IADE FOR YOUR WIFE The Progressive Farmer has the strongest. most practical household department it any agricultural paper In the South. Its mary features mal:c ft special appeal to >ur women readers and hel" them as It Joes the men. ADE FOR YOUR CHILDREN The Progressive Farmer has a regular lepartment for farm boys and girls, and n icrlal story for both young and old. In toot It Is a paper for every member of tho tomlly. he Family?Both Leaders sir Line i =============== * * 'x - - - THE H^TSEWiFE I hut Will vife the w;iy_ j/ , ; no you, A, x v, V . ntorost- \\\x "J J lunohol.l / f / y' 'rt'"t 10 // mC}}1, .t/jf-' * J niafjri- j -f itli thut , ^ . : n ,h',M' \ * 1 lii tilts ' ;,. ' t ,? " uroRNive r ?P ('At'.' ' 1 ploan.d , ' \ff/ VVJ . Injf The 1 sense, farm help, fiction, fashion, he entire family at Nf PRICES ion to 4 LD ADVERTISER clean-cut, live, up-to-date county ive? you all the local news and the the great war. great bargain. 'ear $1.00 ekly?52 big issue* 1.00 50 $2.50 tARGAIN OFFER ;aehfor only For all thrae). s at once to LD ADVERTISER * rIELD, S. C.