The Chesterfield advertiser. [volume] (Chesterfield C.H., S.C.) 1884-1978, March 30, 1916, Image 4
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ey ARE H
the Spring
ARE in
^^^^^U>n's Saits from $5 up B
I^^^^^Wen's Dress Pant's $1.50 to
I^HaB^Ralston Oxfords in all leatl
|HHj^^Vparnum Oxfords in black,
and $4 00 the pair.
BK The House
of Quality
{Personal Stem# c
| r
I Mr. W. G. White spent Sun-.
day at his home in York.
m#- ITT _ l _ i. i A - I
mr, vvnmti Civaun hub gone 10
fcjba for the field day exercises.
Ifiessrs. J. C. Baker and Q. K.
Iney went to Georgetown MonP
A few more Sacks of 10-cent.
Ooffee. The City Marker.
Mr. M. L. Haley, of Ruby, was
^^^*A|easant visitor at this office
H^Kjhfs week.
W^m Pure Pork Sausage at 18c per
pound, at The City Market.
Dr. R. B, Dozier is'spending
the week-end in Marion with his
parents.
Mr. H. A. Jackson, of Mt*
Croghan, was in Chesterfield
A Monday.
Corn and Cotton planters, and
guano distributors at
Lonnie Campbells.
Mr. C. M. Funderburk has opened
a fancy grocery store on
Main St.
The town election will be held
on schedule time, Tuesday,
w April llt.h.
r When in need of Shoes, Dry
Goods, Notions, see us
A. W. llursey Go.
Mr. O. L\ Manguin on Monday
sold four bales of cotton at 12%
I cents per pound
Mr. Edward Durant, of Lynch
iburg, 8. C., spent the week-end
(in Chesterfield.
[' For a good horse and buggy at
a bargain, see
) J. K. Hair.
Messrs. H. W- Gibson P. and
M. Therrell were in Chesterfield
Tuesday.
Miss Nan Laney spent Sunday
at the home of her uncle, Mr. R.
B. Laney.
Our special sale will be on Sat]f\.irday
week
The City Market.
Dr. S. M. McOaskill and Miss
Lucile Britton, of Camden, were
the guests of Mrs. O. S. Britton
Saturday and Sunday.
There will be a debate Saturday
night at Shiloh church be
tween the Stafford and Shiloh
debaters.
Mr. R. B. Laney, and daughter
Miss Ruth of Colombia College,
were in town Saturday.
iMjgs Pearl Melton is at home
frem Columbia College on a visit
to J her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Eijvin Melton.
Messrs. J. A. Welsh, John T.
Pgrker and Ljster Burr motored
tojMcBee and Hartsville Tuesday.
Is your Watch on the bum?
Bring it to Wingate for repair.
First-class work guaranteed.
Wingate Jewelry Co.
* There is to be an up-to-date
moving picture show at Vaughn
School House on Saturday night,
\ April 1st, at 8 p. m.
There will be a call meeting
v Junior Order Friday night
^^HhUkttlst, for initiation. Let
^^^^^Hwnber attend.
a meeting of the
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[ERE?Whether
days now at hai
adiness and wai
oys' Clothing, $2 50 and up.
$5 00 the pair,
aers at $4.50 the pair.
Tan and Palm Beach, $3 00,
We are h
TEA
f %eeal J
Little Weldon Anderson the
IB-months old son of Mr. Carl
Anderson, has been dangerously
ill, hut is improving.
Pork and Beef Sausage 10%
cents per pound at ?
The City Market.
Mr. Lee Melton is reported to
have raided a moonshine still
near the State lino one day thb
week.
Mr. J. E Lucas is home from
Ua 1 DA I. PI- kf *
m. cum uracil, ria. mr. IjUCaS It
reported to be suffering frotn
appendicitis
Don't forget to look at our Ox
fords when you are passing oui
window.
A. W. Hursev Co,
It is definitely announced thai
Rev. J. L Tyler's Overland was
able to leave the Lucas Hospita
one day this week.
Mr. A . W. McCall, of Amusl
fame, is in Oharlotte and Sales
berry on a business deal for bet
ter pictures for his house,
Mr. W. T. Sellers cotton buye
of Monroe, was in town Satur
day and is said to have bough
about 80 bales of cotton.
Buv your Cheese from us, w<
keep it on ice.
The City Market.
Get the habit of coming t(
VVingate for your Jewelry. A1
kinds of high grade watches
rings, lavallirs, seilverware, etc
Wingate Jewelry Co.
Master Willie ltedfearn, th;
six-year old son Mr. W- M. Red
fearn, was taken to the Raptisl
Hospital at Columbia early thii
week suffering from appendicitis
Some excellent fishing is re
ported for last Friday and Satnr
day by a number of Chesteifleh
boys who had visited Thompson1!
Creek. Two hundred fish ar<
claimed.
FIX time is approaching rapid
ly. The quicker you put up youi
screens the fewer flies you wil
have. Lonnie Cambell can sup
ply your needs in this line.
Phone your orders to us w<
have two deliveries.
The City Market.
Those who will attend the T
P. A. banquet of Post H, ai
Darlington tomorrow are: Dr
D. H. Laney, Miss Nan Laney
Miss Anna Bell Brock; Messrs
D. II. Douglass, J. T. Hurst ami
K. M. Myers.
Mrs. F. L. Pusser, who ha?
been recently studying millinery
in Atlanta, (ia., has returned
and is rapidly getting the
millinery department at the
store of H. W. Pusser & Sons in
shape for a big opening.
Hubert Tucker & Co. have
| bought the Mb. Oroghan Mercantile
Co. Business will be
conducted at the old stand of
Robert Tucker & Go , Mr. R. I\
Tucker manager. *
Dr. R. L. McManus, wellknown
dentist of l'agoland, has
moved to Chesterfield, the county's
capital. Dr. McManus i#
fitting up a modern parlor. He
will be prepared to treat negro
patients in a Repcrate room from
whife people. Dr. Mpllanusi
JtMaodou^t be> well receh^d
^sssssssssssssa
ESFOF
it be a Suit, a- Ha
nd?
ting. Our stock \
Panama Hats, $5.<
Sport Shirts with
Interwoven Toe ai
$3 50 Buster Brown Hoi
Ladies' Colonial 1
eadquarters for S
Announcements
For Supervisor ?
Si
j We are authorized to announce
| Mr. N. M. Johnson as a candi
| date for County Supervisor subject
to the action of the Demo!
cratic primary. 21
Messrs. D. H. Douglass, W. ^
G. White and It. E. Danna will
go to Bennett6ville tomorrow
whe-e they attend a meeting of
the I'ee Dee Base Ball League# ^
As a member of this organiza i
tion Cliesterlield is destined to I
win renown. j
One line of children's Oxfords j
to be sold at some price.
A. W Hursey Co. '
r i
Dr. It. It. Itigley, of Iteesville, (
S. C , will be associated with <
. Dr L. 11. Trotti in his dental
' parlors in the ltoss building,
j Dr. Trotti is planning improvements
that will accommodate his
. increaging patronage
The flag raising at the Ruby
. High School last Thursday was
attended by a very interesting
r program. Interesting speeches
were made by the^Revs. Millard
ft twl VVruul n f t r. r ti'lii/tli f li o
[ j """ " " ' "'ll ' ???vn VI V
dren recited and sang most acceptably.
*
A large crowd attended the
recitation and declamation contest
at Robs Hall last Thursday
| night. The winners are Miss
Violet Welsh and Mr. ^Edmund
* Gulledge. They will represent
Chesterfield High School today
at Cheraw in the preliminary
5 Field Day Contest.
k I am now ready to repair your
8 Watch?up-to-date. Plenty of
material on hand at all times.
Quick work, satisfaction guaranteed.
We also carry a high class
j line of Jewelry and Watches.
Wingate Jewelry Co.
s
Sunday School Conference
Florence District 1
r
I The Annual Sunday School 1
Conference of the Florence Dis- <
trict Methodist Episcopal Church '
South, will be held in Hartsville, I
M A :i IT ut in?
A(jui me opening session
will convene Monday night, <
April 17th in the Methodist |
Church at Hartsviile, and the I
[ Conference will close with the '
morning session on Wednesday,
April 19th. 1
A strong program has been
' prepared, and some of the best ^
School workers of the District i
i will take part in the discussions. \
These Conferences are most '
profitable and interesting gath* '
> erir.^B, and it is hoped that ev?
ery p&tetor, every Sunday school
i superintendent, and one dele 1
gate from each school will be i ^
i present. In addition to these, <
it is hoped that many others will: 1
attend. All who are vitally in
' terested in the great Sunday
school work should take advan- i
tage of this opportunity. 1
I The good people of Hartsviile
have opened their homes an 1
will royally entertain all accre I- <
ited delegates. It is needle** 1
to say this, for Llartsville's well J
known hospitality has goru- t
ab'oad throughout the land. Al jj
who come will be gladly \vei- 1
corned find rare treat is in ifore
IY01
t, a half dozer
was never mon
DO. Sailors, $1.00 and up.
silk collar at $1 00; others al
id Heel Socks for ri.en, 25 cei
se for Ladies, 25 ct nts.
Jumps at $3 50 the pair.
tyle and Quali'
NES
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va'Room Hous ?On Acadenij
Hill to rent cheap. See 0
H. Rivers. tf
ingle Comb White LeghornsWon
three first prizes at Ooun
ty Fair. Eggs, 75 cents pe
15, parcel post, rrepaid.
H. B. Graves,
t p Rageland, S. O., R. 2.
Buy your fresh meats of a
ind at the old reliable market.
A- P. Davis.
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See their space
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j Our mi]
P course, will
| ladies and cl
Iline of the da
We feel under
I for the patronage
you in the future tl
Pusser a liberal pat
Our Mil
Thursde
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{Just a few worr
line is now on displi
up-to date line to b<
Hie best mannfactui
: w<
' Men's genuine Pain
Men's Genuine Cool
We earry a verj
up to the nicest >$oii
other Ilosierv in abi
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i Shirts or some c
e complete in Mer
Lactic
t f>:> cents. Miss*
its. Men't
Cowl
Men'i
ty. Call on us w
COM)
7 Photographs.
I Will be at Chesterfield or,
- Saturday before the 1st and 3rd
~ Sundays in each month to take
'* pictures. Studio up stairs over
r Square Deal Drug Store.
5-li tf Jerome Douglass.
Pure S. C. Comb Rhode Isjj
land Red Eggs for hatching,
75 cents setting rf 15. C. J.
Hunley.
rt Sc
>f men's suits that st?
suits, the house that se
in The Saturday Evening Post, Tb
e latest addition to our
^
lliner, Mrs. F. L- Puss
return this week and
lildren a special invito
lintiest and most fash
many obligations to 99/100 of tin
you have given us in the past an<
ie most up-to date service that lie:
ronage.
linerv Opening will en
ty, Friday, Sa
Come! Cei
Is in behalf of our line of Shoe", at
ivy, consisting of Peters, Endiootf,
r1 fouud and the juices are very lea)
era the country ntl'ords.
i Can Please
i Beach Suits only #4 75
Cloth Suits, only $7.50
r complete assortment of Ladies' 1)
Dress and Work Shirts of a
indance All sales must be satisf;i
If. Puss
rther essential of men's dress I i
i's Clothing and Furnishings. I
:s' Mary Jane Pumps at $2.00 and up. jr"
3' and Children's Oxfords from 75 cents to $1.50 the pair M
< Work Shoes at $1 50 the pair; Dress Shoes at $2.00. '
iide Ovt rails, the kind that will not tip, $1.00. t
hen in town. I
/lik Chesterfield, I
jfdlki j!L South Carolina | %
HIM "!g>vi?mimiiiJI
Your Orders for
fresh fftleate and 5reeerie#
Telephoned to the
>C JF. S)avh Market " T
The Old Reliable /
Will Receive Prompt and Conscientious Attention. /
9hene Vie. 6 j
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mds pre-eminent as Americas most/ ||
ts the fashion for others to follow*. ]|
it* Ladies' Home Journal and otlinr national ma^nzim/a.
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line for spring and summer- / |[
>er, v\ho has been taking a special f
she asks that we extend to all the S
dtion to call and see the magnificent |
ionable hats coming out thisf season. J
e good people of Chesterfield and surroun/ding country %
I we promise you that no everts will be spared to give ?
s within our power to give, and we bts|(>e?k for Mrs. j|
ibrace / f
iturday, April 7, 8 !
me! Come!/ |
id Oxfoids for ladies' iniss?\s, mer. and children. Our 5
Johnson Brown Shoes?by far t^hn bi^est and niosf ?
sonable. We buy no jobber's stuir but buy direct from (I
You, You, YOU! |
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Our line for Boys is r/omp'ete, $1 98. 2 25. 2 48,
2 1)8, 5i.Gr>, 4 25, jo 0 f>0 and 8 00?u swell ?
line with values unmatchable. gj
ress Goods. A beautiful luawn at 5 cents tiie yard and
II descriptions from the Sfport down. Holeproof and
ictory or money back. 1 9
ier ^Sons [ ^