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^^Teal-Jo: K < \ ^B Is the pU Clothing, Shoes, B Men's Clothing in Pal B and grey seige at $6 and $' B Boys' Clothing from 3 BH Men's Dress Pants at i Boys' Knickerbocker B lde Shirts from ?1 to >i B Men's Overalls at 50c : H Men's Work Shirts 50 HI Men's Auto Suits at S I Shoes | Hoge-Montg B ladies, boys and I solid Leather. I Craddock- 1 I j black, white and I family. I Ralston Sho< I Palm Beach, tan, I i leathers, the kind 8 at anH i cn fli; ? Lliv .lust received a shipi Suit Cases and Hand Bag vacation remember we can Call and see us TEAL-JO I P. S?We represent I dry. Basket leaves on T Solicitor Monroe Spears is unopposed for re-election this year. There will be preaching at St. Paul Methodist Church next Sunday at 8:30 p. in. 1 _ i- ? ?- -- -I 1 xnt; rage is me clover j leaf roadoplane. See .J. C. Rivers if you wish to enjoy the sensation of riding in an aeroplane or hydroplane hut with perfect safety. Campaigns may come and campaigns may go but Cansler of Tirzarrh stays with the boys. As usual, Mr. Cansler is again making the race this year for Railroad Commissioner. The Stafford school boys are crowing over their seventh successive victory for their debating iub. Their latest victims are lie boys of the Vaughn school Iub. The candidates for Srate oflices viil speak at Chesterfield Thurslay, August 17th. The usual nterest heretofore manifested 11 the state campaign seems to e lacking this year. However, tate politics will warm up a ;reat deal between now and the tare of the campaign meeting i ere. Thousands of MAJKSTIOS are mid through the personal recomnendations of people who use hem and know that they cook in(l DaKe setter, burn less fuel, xn<I save repair expenses. Come to our store Jnring the week commencing July 2-1 th, the MA.1K8TI' expert will tell you why MAJESTIC is the Champion among ranges. Horsey Bros. Co. Mr. J. W. Boan, one of our most prosperous farmers, celebrated his 43d birthday one day last week. There were about 3f> quests present at his home, two miles from Sugar Loaf Mountain, and it was a great day for all There was music and sing ing and a big dinner, which filled toe day as well as the people. Mr. Boan has an interesting family that would please tic heart of Roosevelt His wife is ilH years of age. The are the parents of 14 children, 12 of whom are living. The oldest is 2 J years ; the youngest about ?> months old. S?L'E-iViiY-T8SM Will cure your KIirimi.it ism Neuralgia, Headaches, Cramps, Colic, Sprains, Bruises, Cuts and Burns, Old Sores, Sting9 of Insects Etc. Antiseptic Anodyne, used internally and external]A Price 25c. ) I . i.',.: w \ " nes Co. ice to buy Hats and Gent's shings ni Beach, Cool Cloth, blue 7.f>0 and np to $20 the suit. to 20 years, from $2 to $10. ?1 to $5 the pair. Pants from 25 cents to $2. >2. Others at 50 cents. ind $1 the pair. 5 c and up. I Shoes I omery Shoes tor i children, made of 'erry Shoes in tan, for all the ss and Oxfords in G. M. and patent | that last so long, I i pair. I nent of nice Trunks and h ;s. When planning your g ^'Jul wains, when in town. NES CO. the Charlotte Steam Laun. uesday; returns Saturday. HnuunMnw Laney?W hite One of the prettit st weddings ever witnessed in old Chesterfield was that of Miss Nan Barentine Laney to I)r. William Garner White, jr., last night at 7 :?10 at St. Caul Methodist Church. It seldom falls to the lot of a bridal party to be the center of so much interest as this happy couple have enjoyed. The bride, the daughter of Dr. and Mrs. D. 11. Laney, is one of the most popular and attractive young ladies of Chesterfield, and the groom, the son of Dr. and Mrs. W. G. White, of York, is no less fortunate in the nnillbftr of frinn'la uiaH o/I .v.. W- .. ??I7 I4IIU UVlIUil CI n. The church was beautifully decorated for the occasion. 1'recediog the ceremony the " A11gels Serenade" was rendered on violins by the Misses Mary B. Welsh, Doris Laney, Lila Teal, Peail Moore and Nell Melton. To the strains of "Lohengrin's Wedding March," played by Sarah Moore at the piano and Misses Teal, Melton and Moore on violins, the bridal party entered, led by the ushers, Messr,. I). 11. Douglass, 10. K. Porter, J. U. Rivers and Roy Moore. Next came the brides-maids and groomsmen, Miss Alma Barentine and P. M. Therrell, j Miss Ruth Laney and S. L. Lati-l1 mer, jr., Miss Stella Melton and Reese Funderburk and Miss Millie Douglass and Kmsly Arm- , lield. Following these were th?> flower girls, Kvelyn Odom, Sarah Teal, dressed in pink and white, carrying baskets of pink roses. Then came little Miss Elizabeth Porter, carrying the ring on a silver tray. The bride, handsomely gowned in white tulle, over tall'eta, car- j rying shower bouquet, of bride's roses entered, leaning on the arm < f her sister, and maid-of- 1 honor, Miss Mildred Ltney. The groom entered wit.1 his best-man, Mr. S. H. "White of York. The beautiful ring ceromony : was performed by the Kev. J. 1, Tyler. A ttesting the popularity ( of the couple the church was crowded t ? the limit. Among the out-of-town guests were Senator Stuart, of York; Miss Ruth Laney, of Oheraw ; Mrs .lohn Laney, grandmother of the bride, of Cheraw ; Mrs V. L. Yates, of Charlotte; Dr. and Mr?. W. (f White and Mi. S. li. White, of York; and Mr S. L. Latimer, jr., of Columbia. ( The bridal party left, soon after the ceremony ?n an automobile for the mountains of North Carolina, where they will spend ' their honeymoon. i a&iflifc* -,a.L. . ^Rtfhcrt Jfemtf c We understand that Mr. Joh Wells wiio died suddenly in 0h( raw last week carried twent three thousand dollars insur ance. The Missionary Society of th Methodist church meets in regi lar session Friday, July 14, t 4:80 p. m. A full attendance i requested. When about to buy an articl such as a range that plays a important part in the dail routine of the home, it pays t examine it carefully and be sur yon are getting the best rang value. A range epert from th fact.nrv will rlnrinn t. uuiiiig uiic ncc commencing July 24th, sho< you how the MAJESTIC is buil why it last so long and why it i the best value. Hulsey Bros., Co. The news from all over tli fifth District ie that the Hor W. F. Stevenson is gain in ground every day in his race f< j Congress. All indications poir to Mr. Stevenson's election. The Counly political campaig will be pulled olf during tli second and fourth weeks of Au{ ust. The opening date is 8 Brock's Mill, August 8th, tli closing at Chesterfield, Raturda August 2Ubh. The expert from the MAJEi TIC factory who will have charg of the SPECIAL MA JEST I DEMONSTRATION rinrinir M. week commencing July 24th wi expect to see every boy and gi at our store between 3 and 5 i the afternoon. Watch advertit ment. in this paper for furtlx particulars?it tells how to gf a MAJESTIC aeroplane free. Bursey Bros. Co. Capt. W. T. Thrower, of Ch( raw, is making a fine race fc Railroad Commissioner. Chei terlield County should suppor a local man who is competed like Capt. Thrower. Personal Jltems ????_____??? Mr. C. H. White spent Sunda in Rock Hill. M. S. Watson, esq., spec Tuesday in l'ageland. Mr. W. P. Swinnie went t Charlotte Saturday. \A.. ~,1 A ii mi , auu ill 15. A VY nurse spent Monday in Columbia. Mrs. Lizzie Mulloy, of Cherav is visiting relatives in town. Mr. J. E. Williams, of Patricl was in town Tuesday. Mr. C. C. Douglass sper Sunday in Rock Hill. S. C. Hon. Frank Pegues, of Che raw, was in town Wednesday. Messrs. J. W. Griggs and J C. Baker spent Saturday in Lar caster. Messrs. Rich and H. B. Posto are visiting their sister Mrs. Ir Red fear n. Miss Elizabeth Byrd, of Poco moke City, Md., is the guest o Miss Mary Walsh. Messrs. J 0.? Baker, G. K Laney and R. M. Myers spen Monday in Darlington. Miss Stackhouse, who hai been the guest of Miss Graci Hurst, has returned home, Mrs. C. .1. Nichols, of Atlanta Ga., is the guest of her sister Mrs. J. W. HannaMrs. Margaret Jane Barnett r>f Florida, is visiting relatives ii - 1 -1 ivmrxturneiu. Mr. .Julc Melton, of Florida, is visiting his parents, Mr. anc Mrs. E. M. Meltnn. Mrs. J. E. Lucas, who has been teaching at Clinton, S. G. is visiting relatives in town. The July term of Civil cour has been cancelled owing to the illness of Judge Spain. Mr. George Rivers of Friend ship section has purchased a handsome Anderson Six-40 Road oplane touring car. Miss Kathleen Murray, o] Rome, S. C., is vising at th< home of her brother, Mr. P. A Murray, jr. Mr. Cordv Winburn, a pro gressive farmer of the Midden tlorf section, was an appreciate* caller at this office last Monday. It is rumored that Messrs J L. Craig, of Cheraw, and P. M Therrell, of Mt. Groghan, are oc cantonal visitors in Chesterfield f liceal^nteretft 1 i n The offer of an $8.00 kitchen s- set. FREE to every purchaser y of a MAJESTIC during demon stration week is genuine. It is an out and out gift to every purie chaser of a MAJESTIC range i. and the price of this range with a reputation remains the same. 1S See this demonstration during the week commencing July 24th at our store. Hursey Bros., Co. y Word is received that the ,o Methodist county Sunday school e campaign is meeting with mark ;e ed success. Good congregation! e are attending these meeting anc W o J - ? ' ' - iv o,i?j ruwuraea oy some Tine talks v The Ladies of the Ruby Meth (list church will serve ice crearr 13 on Pre?byterain church lawn on Thursday night, July 20th, Every body is cordially invitee ie to attend and help make the oc > casion a success. Proceeds g< g for benefit of Methodist church ^ Experience in thousands o homes has proved that the MA JEST10 is the one range tha gives real satisfaction and cut ie down the cost of living- An exper from the MAJESTIC factor; will be at our store during tin c week commencing July 24, am ^ will show you why the MAJES TIC is the only range for you. Hursey Bros. Co. ;e A mrs. Harriett I'owe Lynel w and sister, Miss 1'owe, of Clieraw U were guests of Mrs. 1'. 11. Ileari rl Thursday of last week. Mrs n Lynch is one of a number of the ' splendid club women of Soufcl )r Carolina who are contributinj liberally of their time, energ; and money for social and econo mic advancement of women ant s- children in this State. Whih >r here she gave an interestinj 3- talk to a group of ladies who art t interest ?d in a study of the en it franchisement of women of the l>lilted States. 1j Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Hanm have gone to their summer homt _ in the mountains of westeri North Carolina. y Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Byrd am child, of Jell'ersou, are visitini the parents of Mrs. Byrd, Mr and Mrs. E. M. Melton, ? Messrs. R. E. Rivers, J. T Ilurst and Walter Douglasi y have been appointed trusted for Chesterfield High School. r. Mrs. D. M. Barentine ant daughter, Miss Annie, have re turned from a visit to Mr. VVal ter Barentine in Moultrie, Ga. Mr. Robt. P. Turner, of Page land, who is an aspirant foi !- the office of County Superinten dent of Education wsa in town f. lust week. i- Mr. A. B. Parker, one of th< progressive farmers on Mc n Farland, Route 1, was among tlu a pleasant callers at this officu last Monday, i- Mrs. Nell Cannon and childrer f Dorthy and Helen, have returnee from Horshoe, N. O. and wil spend some time with their pa ^ rents, Dr. and Mrs. T. E. Lucas Mr. Howard White of York, B S. O., spent several days in towr u this week. Mr. White was bes' man for his brother, Dr. W. O White, Jr. at the White-Lanej wedding Wednesday evenfhg. Mr. J. A. Hunnicutt is anobh er of those good farmers who re' alize that it takes monev to run J a paper in the summer the same as winter. He made an agree 1 ablfi visit to this oftice last Sat 1 urday. f)r. C. A. Glover, who recenti ly took the medical examination , in both North and South Carolina has retceived a favorable re^ port from the North Carotins , Ijoard, the South Carolina board not having reported. Mrs. M. J. Hough and chil k diren ha.ve returned from Lan . caster, where they have beer visiting; relatives. They wen accompanied on their return bj Mrs. W. O. Hough and two chil ' dren. Miss Mary Walsh gave a lawr party one day last week in honoi of the M isses Byrd and Stack j house. The iawn was beautiful ly illuminated with Japanese lanterns. There were about six . ty guests present and a roya good time enjoyed by all, win voted Miss Walsh a charming hostess. i ' Gheraw Guards , \ The following officers and men have been passed physically . and mustered into the IT. S. sor, vice. Company "I". 1st S. C. Iufan . try, Oheraw, S. O. , Captain?W. L. Gillespie. 2nd Lieut.?W. Mulloy 1st. Sergt.?W. 11. Lauglirige. Quarter Master Sergeant?| JohnF. Davidson. Sergeants: Charles I. Pegues John 11. Harris William C. Coward Herbert F. Jones Corporals: * William E. Sellers James W. Harvel John Loyd Hill 1 Edward M. Hancock i John H. Treacy Bugler? 1 William Edward Keid Cooks? ) Robert II. White Dewey H. Burch ^ Privates Baker, Wm. C. j Baker, James 11. Baker, John E. t Bell, Parrott W. Blackmon. John 11. y B Blaskwell, Alger j Brasington, Walter M. Brayant, Harry H. Burnette, Clyde A. Burnette, Harvey L. Camlin, William G. 1 Catoe, John D. , Cafcoe, Samuel H. n Gaulder, Allie Crawley, Arthur F. ; Cothran, Lee 4 Davis, Paul Douglass, John S. ^ Driggers, Maston C. i Driggers, Birch ^ Freeman. Perry L. Gibson, William V. s y Graves, Lenson C. \ Hatfield, Harrison II. _| Hendrix, Carl a j Holton, John Haneycutt Fred Jenkui?, Thomas II. Kirkley, Levy ^ Kirkley, Robert J. Iules, William. Linton, Lonnie, Linton, John II. ' McAllister, W. Bly ' McDougald, Hugh I). McDougald, /.elmIon B. McDonald, Robert M. Melton. Roy L. 5 Odom, Ben L. 3 Palmer, Roland A. Pleasant, W. K. j Quick, Everett Quick, Gary Quick, Belvin C. Rivers, Penry M. Sanford, Reuben W. r Smith, Henry F. Smith. Marter B. Seegars, Richard W. Vaughn, Evan D. Vaughn, Franklin P. White, Theodore A. White, Will 1 ... lhe following note received in ' town speaks for iiself: "We lost quite a number of 1 men, 44 in all, a good many due * to illiteracy, but not a one from ' Chesterfield 0 )un ty was thrown out due to that. j "We are being worked rather , hard but most of'the men are in 1 good spirits and seem to enjoy t camp life." Yours truly. r Win. A. Mulloy. No. 666 I Th:? i? :> prescription prepared eapecialty ( for MAI Af.lA or CJ-.ILLS A. FEVER. Five or six doses will break any case, and dien ut> u tonic the Fever will not rerun It acts on the liver better than Calomel and does not ({ripe or sicken. 25c I :> p Copir'ght VU?Heath 4 MM " ,v> ^ . ..u^jii44fil'^^if> ' v .;, .:., , . ' .. . :>?*& Money-Saving News No excuse for wearing that yellow seedy-looking straw hat any longer for we are closing out our men's up to.date straws at these astonishingly l6w prices &3.00 Hats now 12.25 2.50 Hats now 2.00 , 1.50 Hats now 1.00 1.25 Hats now .85 1.00 Hats now .75 .75 Hats now .50 Don't he sellish. Just bring along your wiTe ann daughters and let them select stylish headgear at the following prices: S6.00 Hats now 13.00 5.00 Hats now 2.50 4.00 Hats now 2.00 3.00 Hats now 1.50 II 2.50 Hats now 1.25 2.00 Hats now 1 AH l.VV Ready-to-wear hats up to &1.00 now .39 Chesterfield Dry Goods Co. I ii { Look at Your | l Table Cxoenses I w After you have used our meats a while 1 > 2 It will surjirise you to iind your expenses con m siderably less than formerly. Yet you have enjoyed ' i a. liner meats than ever before. The reason is simple. , J Our meats are so good that every ounce of them is i J eaten. There is therefore no waste and the stoppage % of waste is saving. Also reduction in price is saving. I > I The Gity Market mi ? ?im "Safety First" Means Cleanliness Firfl 1 That' s why this store is kept I | $ncw White Absolutely "Clean The Whole Store is Carefully Screened 5Te Jlies I Can Touch Your Food Here LA. Sbavitf Market | Our Reputation for Honest Weights and Fair Dealings is Unsurpassed I m 'i?t*ti'i ii'iifiiill^riiifl^i'r? v i . . 4itf&&&k?k!:- v?;' -