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Teal-Jones Co. 1 11 Mo Reflection Intended I 1 "Bat you know the mirror cannot lie t> you. I I reflects jtou?that's why we say "Don't guess how II truthful we are in claimiug that we can suit your in 11 dividuality with one of the new Kirscnbaum Suits II for Fall. | : Kirschhaum Suits, tront SI5.00 to S20.00. 1 I Bloch Suits, from S10 to 515 the tuit. ^ I I Strauss Suits, from 157.50 to 1512.30. I 1 Boys' Suits, from 52 to 58. I I Men's Dress Shoes at 52 and up. I J Children's Shoes at 60 ?t& We are head^fu rters for Everything in Gents' Furnishings. Call in to see us when in lown. TEAL-JONES CO. P. S ?We represent the Charlotte Steam Laundry. Basket leaves on Tuesday; re:urns Saturday. ATTENTION Here are a few things that i we would like to dispose of before fall and in order to do so we are offering real Bargains Feed Oats, Cotton Seed Hulls, E-Z Seal Fruit Jars, A Lot of Nice Shingles, Primo Peanut Meal, Cotton Seed Meal Door Screens in many sizes and prices. See us lor the famous Buckeye Grain Drills. We have Ground Limestone lor that grain land. Let us know your wants. We carry a heavy stock of Groceries, Hardware, Shoes, Etc., at all times. p_ q -1 ? IiYicurcgur at i\aiey RUBY, SOUTH CAROLINA : Look at Your Table Expenses i After you have used our meats a while ] , It will surprise you to tind your expenses considerably leas than formerly. Yet you have enjoyed . liner meats than ever before. The reason is simple, i i Our meats are so good that every ounce of them is ' eaten. Th-re is therefor no waste and tie steppage Lof waste is saving. Also reduction in price is saving. The Gity Market i?>n?n hihwm ?mww innjfr?i| I&hort Jtem& cf: Fresh Turnip Seed at the lei [ Chesterfield Drug Store. " The Junior Order United Am- B erican Mechanics meets in regu- b I lar session Saturday night, Aug. ' 12th. jtl B Turnip Seed in great variety? v I strictly fresh. Buy now, while *I they are to be had. I The services at St. Paul next 8 Sunday night will be missionary in character. St. Paul is the on- > ly church in the county which is g doing any special missionary ^ work. On Friday night Aug. 11, mere win oe a regular communication of Chesterfield Lodge ( 220 A. F. M. Work in M. M. De- ( gree will be given. B. F. Teal, j W. M. , The last day of grace for delin- , quent candidates is about here, j There are ouly a few who have ( not paid for their cards, but ] unless the money is forthcoming , these cards will be dropped and , a deliqnent)list probably published. i Look in at the window of the Chesterfield Drug Store if you don't believe they have Turnip ' Seed in great variety. Just re- 1 ceived. Buy now. Dr. C. A. Glover left last week for New York, where he has ten- i dered his services in the great i fight being made in that city against infantile paralysis. Dr. I Glover has beeu assigned the charge of a ward in Riverside nospnai, wnere there are now 500 cases of this^lisease. On lapt monday night Dr. and Mrs. W. G. White and Bill and'I Dorris Lauey were taken ser-,i iously ill very suddenly. Their trouble was pronounced ptomain poisoning. Though very sick for a time, they were at dast report out of danger and apparently re... -Cpveiing. The Commercial Club of f'hes? terfield expects to open its doors to the public ou Friday night,' Aug. 18th. There has been i some delay in receiving the furniture but the managers expect to have things in ship shape by the date mentioned. Members will have the privilege of inviting 1 friends and an interesting pro- ' 1 gram has been arranged for their entertainment. 1 The revival at Zoar church, * Chesterfield charge, resulted in 10 accessions to the Church 1 and a general upbuilding of the 1 Church Jife. Rev. L. T. Phillips of Bingham, S. C., who as- l sisted the pastor, is one of the 1 most effective and earnest speak ers ever heard in this county. He wonderfully endeared him- ( self to all with whom he came ^ in touch. His presence seems to inspire men to desire a bet-1 ter life. j ^ The management af the Am us-. | U Theatre is constantly making > j an effort to improve the entertainment given. To-night will , be shown the "Diamond from , the Sky," with a special "Billie , Ritchie" feature. Saturday night there is a fine three reel . western picture starring J. W. Karrigan. Tuesday night there will be a special-extra three-reel picture. The old prices will pre vail-5 and 10 cents. c Our good neighbor town of , Morven, N. 0., had a big day of it yesterday. The occasion was an old soldiers' reunion and a k general invitation to everybody to attend and bring "well-filled baskets." One of the big attractions. as the Morven Sentin~BF = 1 ' "Safety First" Mean That's why this . dtlOW XOi I Absolute The Whole Store is < Vie 5 Can Touch You I M. y. S)avi < Our Reputation for H 5 Fair Dealings is i Pti T j ; i ?*& / , . i puts it, was an address by * our next Governor, Hop. T. W. , licket, who is to be introduced ^ y our next Congressman, Hon. u B. Robinson." Among: those 0 hose to attend from Chesterfield * rere Messrs. W. M. and Carl e iullcdgo, Z. T. and D. E. Red- 0 earn, H. D. Tiller, H. W. Pus- a er and T. P. Craig. 1 8 A very pleasant affair this n veek was the birthday dinner q ;iven to Mr. Freeman, of the ^ >now Hill Section. This was j he 88th anniversary of Mr. Free- v nan's birth and he had the \lon o 11 ??r? ?U^.. A. t. - -? /i^uouic U1 LlOiTlU^ ^ tkiUUUl 111 U1 ^ nany of bis children, grand-chil? Iren and great-grand-children. ^ [Relatives and friends to the numaer of near 100 partook of dinner with him on this day and * jave expression in many ways 1 )f their love and esteem. Mr. Freeman is one of the "old sol- < [hers" of the county, having ser- 1 ved the four years of the Civil 1 War in Ca\'t. Davis' command. That many people were ready to do him homage is evidenced by the largo crowd that attended his birthday dinner on the opening day of tt>e County Campaign. i An acre of good clover plowed under is equal to 10 tons of i stable manure; better try some this fall. LOST?One Pig; male; black with small red specks; BerkqllirP anil lunont. O ?.I? ??Vil C1CJ f M UiUUlUS old. A. P. Davis. Personal Jtems Mrs. J. A. Welsh and family are visiting in Lakeland, Fla. Mrs. Sallio Talton is visiting at the home of Mr. J. M. Redfear 11. Miss Charlotte Blood, of Mulberry, Fla., is visiting at the home of Mr. W. A. Douglass. Miss Ethel Humphrey, of Boykin, S. O., is now employed at the Laney Pharmacy. Mr. A. W. McCall has just re- , turned from Charlotte, where he booked some especially fine films. Mr. R. E. Hanna returned From the mountains of North Carolina Tuesday. Miss Mae Barnett, of Hawihorne, Fia., is visiting at the j lome of Mr. W. D. Craig. ] Miss Ruth Hanna attended ? 1 louse party ut the home of Mr. u. L Parker in Pageland 'this week. , Mrs. .John Sparks and daugh;er, Mrs. John Evans, have re-'! -urned from a visit to Hopewell, \ < Va. It was pleasing to note among 1 he honor men of Washington x ^ee University the name of Roy 8 ^eGrande Hurst, of Chesterfield. A party consisting of Mr. C. 1 ). Douglass and family, Mrs. G. ' C. Lauey, Miss Humphrey and 1 dr. R. E Hanna, went to Mor- E ren yesterday to witness the >all game. i Among those who witnessed * he game in Morven between Jhesteriieid and Morven yester- 1 lay were the Misses Douglass, i Vliss Blood and Messrs. Emsley ( Vrmfield and R. O. Monrp Real Estate For Sale ' "ervtrally Located; near Court* 1 house; well constructed house , of 6 rooms and pantry ; X acie lot; good out-houses; a bargain, terras. Inquire at this i office. tf | = ?TO is Cleanliness Flrrt 1 store is kept kite And ! Ill "Clean Carefully Screened Hies 1 r Food Here a Market I oncst Weights and , Unsurpassed ==m\i SBSSf ^ FRIENDSHIP ' * The protracted meeting closed t Friendship Sunday afternoon, lev. Paul T. Wood, pastor in hargfe, did the preaching. Mr. trood was at his best and each f his sermons were delivered 'ith enthusiasm and power qual to that found in some of or most experienced pastors, nd the good that was accomilished by such forceful gospel ermons can never be valued by nere observation. Prof. John i 3. Blackwell was with us durng the first of the week and ead the singing for which we vish to thank him. Mrs. Margaret Perkins has reurned home after spending sevirftl wAftka wifK ,oU?.io?a Wadesboro and Marshville. Mr. L. R. Graves is very sick. 3er many frieuds hope her illless will not prove serious. Messrs. Baxter Gardner and 3. B. Morris are spending their vacation at Norwood, N. C., (presumably "Dear-hunting.") Miss Ellen Melton has been very sick but is much better. Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Lewis and Mrs. Hardy Hendricks, of Chesterfield, spent Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Gardner. Messrs. Smith Ellis and Lee Sowell, of Shiloh, spent last Wednesday in this community. Mr. Raymond Fincher, of Dudley, spent Monday night at the home of Mr. J. H. Gardner. He was accompanied home by Mr. Arnold Gardner and brother, Master Gordon. During an electrical storm one afternoon last week lightning was conveyed into the home of Mr. J. F. Parker by means of a telephone line. Some damage was done to the room in which the telephone was, bat fortunately none of the family was seriously hurt. There will be Sunday school at Friendship next Sunday afternoon at3;H0 and preaching at 4:30. R CHESTERFIELD ROUTE 4 A The corn crops iD this section A are looking good, but some cotton looks thin. ^ p We haven't seen Henry Odom in this section lately but he ' sends some letters in every few _ days. * Mr. G. N. Olantnn rofnmorl From Columbia, la-t Sunday and j reports that his wife is rapidly T recovering from an operatiou. Thanks to that good overseer tl for he has had those bushes cut U and the logs taken out of that G bad section of road between old?G Bay Spriugs and Palmetto L church. Now what we need is more overseers to take warning 8 ind keep the good work going intil we get our roads iu better 1 ihape. * We learn that Guss Clanton j( md Krvin Odom hung the little ^ Dlack mule last Sunday after won after they attended the j lervices at Cross Roads. ,v Ui Mr. J. P. Sellers was the din- YV ler guest at G. N- Olanton's last g Suuday. M, Mr. W. 0. Clanton and Miss Maggie Donahoe, of near Pat- ^ ick, visited in the Cross Roads lection last Sunday. J Mr. J. W. Roscoe visited at P' r u tt i 1 - " * ' ?. iv. aeuuerBon'8 last. ounday. "" We don't guess Walter was on .he hand shaking business, as it *ja aras Sunday. ** Mr. and Mrs. W. D, Odom g' nade a business trip to Ohesier- Jo Held Monday, Jo Work on the new school build- jo ng at White Oak is progressing yy aicely and its an honor to our W sommpnity. Pi We hear some fellows say they won't buy a car now be- g, jause they are narrow gage. Jo Fine excuse isn't it?" R< Mr. Lonnie Sellers and Miss ^ Lizzie Campbell went to White Jak Sunday. D Let's try to repair the damage ind quit talking about the flood. ^ A pretty lawn is a pleasure g Doth to the owner and the pass* R >r-hy? L J The women are wiser than we bought; the adoption of the short ikirt was nothing more nor less >han an act of preparednes for be flood of two weeks ago. Speculation is a word that too ften bejins with its second let- fy er. cei .. jj ^ .. .c. Wise 1 Shoppers i Watch Prices I The goods mentioned below are | | offered at or below prevailing II wholesale prices. Prices are ji sure to rise. j Flowered and striped Lawns, Or- | | oanHiPs Vml^c o?rl ^ ?-? ??j w v>iv<ki miu vJ 1AIWJVi 1^1 UV" ,f elties at JO, 12 1-2, 15, 18, 25, 35 and t 39c the yard. I s A full line of bleached and unbleached Domestics, Ap-ron Checks and Dress Ginghams. Underwear for every \ member of the family. We still have a goqd assortment ol Oxfords and Tennis Shoes for Men, Women and Children. ' Br f f Have just received a big line of ( r 4 /N ? ^ ? 1U and lZ4-2c Laces and ItiSer- |H tions, in absolutely new de- I signs. Your choice at, yard Chesterfield Dry Goods Co. | eportFof township supervisor, of mt. groghan township, june 30 1916. mount brought forward from last quarter, $258.84 mount received from County Supervisor July 1st 1910 $594 50 $848.44 ' A Short lubmber 182 ft and putting in bridge $5 00 V Threatt, nails, pick handles and scoops 8 91 is. F. Crawley, overseer 1 50 !.ajor Sellers, shoveled 75 im Crawley, shoveled ? 75 urrin Crawley, shoveled 75 rr Crawley, shdveled 75 F Crawley, road, team and hand 2 00 Q Griggs, 2626 ft lbr. <& $20.00 per M (Jack Hushing bridge) 52 52 0 Lisenby, overseer, work done Feb. 8th 1016 11 00 D McLane, work done January 1016 8 75 H Guliedge, warning, one day 75 H Guliedge, overseeing, 2 days 8 00 A Campbell, pick hand for G H Guliedge 50 W H Hendrick's Koad aac Rorie, ditching, 4 days at $1.25 per day 5 00 rby Tucker and team, half day 1 25 ?hn Borne, shoveled, half day J 87 >hu Lang, shoveled, half day 87 * ill Taylor, shoveled half day 87 >hn Atkinson, shoveled half day 87 * E Lowery, road overseer. 2 days 8 00 larlie Johnson, and team, plowing 2 days 8 00 ninie Bnrch, shoveled 2 days 1 50 - _ u 11 -1 I - -i n J :v>?' uaucii, biiuvoicu ^ unys J 50 rildsey Harreli, shoveled 2 days 1 50 ? Lowery, warning hands, 1 day 75 ^ A nek Jenkins and team, plowing 2 days 8 00 O W Hancocks Road H McGregor, work on bridge, 1 day 1 00 toes Washington, work on bridge, 1 day 1 00 H Hancock, work on bridge, 1 day 1 00 . H McGregor, nails 75 >r. for Oruses branch, 1081 at $16.00 per M 17 20 eep Creek bridge, 050 ft. at $16.00 per M 15 20 mes Washington, work on bridge, 1 day 1 00 H Hancock, work on bridge, 1 day "* 1 00 ills 60 D Redfearn, drivit g team, at 75 per day 1 12 - f." e LouAllen, driving team, at 75 per day 4 12 hn MfcKarland, driving t am, at 75 per day 4 12 . ?W F Hancock's Road hfn Moore and mule, half day 75 F Burch, warning hands, day and half 1 60 F Murch, overseeing, day and half 2 25 Watt Ray field's Road r . j u a.: 1 t,?o i-.'-i- ?- ' ? -- kgm?iiu merevniiiie vaj., *o juium piping I i)V 20 K V Davidson's Road snry Davidson, shoveled one and one-fourth days OH hn Dlvidson, shoveled one and one-fonrth days OH >y (Joker, shoveled one and one-fourth days* OH lap Uiuev, shoveled one and one-fonrth days 06 iorge Sellers, shoveled one and one-fourth day 08 veil Sellers, shoveled one and one-f?.nrth days 08 V Davidson, overseer, one and one-fonrth days 1 02 M A F Hancock, Special Work on Jack Hushing Bridge M Allen, work on bridge J 50 m Hilton, work on bridge \ 60 L Woodard, work on bridgo 1 60 L Hancock, work on bridge 1 50 P Hancock, work on bridge 1 60 F Hancock, work, on bridge 1 60 H Hancock, work on bridge 1 60 A F Hancock, work ou bridge 2 26 Total paid out 226 06 * Amount now on hand 622 29 848 M 848 86 1, I. 8. Fnnderburk, supervisor lit. Oroghan Township, eerti., jfC that the above is a correct statement, of all the mooerT>e.jj| ved and paid out by ma, for the quarter ending June 30p. 4^19. |p