Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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mmmy- '***" ?" Is the store to buy Men, Young ] WMi When you consider buying your HH | Ralston is your kind of a shoe. J fort. The new fall shoes are her r Ladies Lace Boots in White, Ms Ladies Dress Shoes at $1.50 to 3 Wrights Health Union Suits. V Hats from $l.oo to $5 00. Caps Overalls $l.oo the pair. Inter-V 1 If?^ 1 Prepare For Cold Weather Let's get together while - nit vvtaiiiti is warm ana prepare for the coldness of winter. We have Heaters for coal ! or wood, Grates, open or closed, Franklins of both varieties, Piredogs, heavy and light and in fact everything that will keep you warm during the winter months. | Call, write or phone us your wants. Armf ield Hardware Co. ? We Pay TL? HidllPCt P firn ? LUHinvi * I IW For Cotton Seed In trade or cash. Come to see us for your supplies. We have everything you need Redfearn Co. Quite a contingent of Chesterfield's As in the little European s< dnrktown denzens visited Cheraw last now in progress, innocent Tuesday evening and made them- sons were somewhat inconvenien selves acquainted with their friends HS ono ?f our illustrous legal lig in Cheraw to such good purpose that j not accustomed, it is said, to shir , , , , | on Main street earlier than 10 a the police of that orderly ittle city .. i . r i . , 1 ' 'I or thereabouts, found it necessarj were compelled to send out S.O.S sig- perambulate to his office at a m nals and call in all the help within earlier hour and telephone to Cher a limited radius to quell the dis- putting up a bond for one of the p turhance. Details are meagre. It cipal* in this 8craP' not#that he 1 . , , , interested in this man s freedom, is said that one gentleman who helps ,, _ .. ? ?v 1 there were others who were, cr run one of the drugstores in Chester- among whom was the able cook < field made u very quick trip from ployed in the home of the afores Cheraw to Chesterffeld presumably on l<?g?l luminant. Company \ on foot, arriving at his place of busi- I<'ominK to that hoU8p for dinncr 1 . , I the cook in question was going rij nest very much out of breath and ; atrmiBht to Chara*. dinner or no d bearing the imprint on his arm of ncr secure the immediate relei him o 4 , ... ?, ? r; << . "eal-Jc Men and Boys Suits, fall suit it will be to ; Why? Because they e. Come in and lool it, Calf, Patent, Gun I >3.00 in Lace and Bu Vrights Two-Piece Su 25c. 50c and $l.oo. /oven Toe and Heel r^^i_ L r$ ' I tfhcrt Mem# 1 Cotton, 17:l"J/4; Seed 78 cei A large crowd of Chestefiel went to Wadesboro Tuesday 0 the John Robinson Circus. The box of money given awi the Amus<-U Theatre last SaU night was won by Miss Burr. Mr. O. T. Cason, of Lakeland, after visiting his mother, Mrs. 1 Cason, and his sisters, returned yesterday. A meeting of the Cheste county bar was held Tuesday t & range the court roster for the ing term. An extra picture will be show night at the movies with the L>ia From the Sky. > The People's Bank is havini upstairs offices renovated. Th tir front suite will hereafter b cupied by th law firm of M i Manna ?.V Hunley. Don't forget the dates that t Smith, Eye Sight Specialist, w in Chesterfield Thursday, F and Saturday, October 26th, and 28th. The jurors need not attend th two days of the Court of Coi Pleas. I'ntil Wednesday, Oct, the court will be engufccd on t cases. | A sack of (lour will be jriven f ! at the movies next Saturday i Extra jrood pictures will be i I at the regular price, 5 aiul Id Mr. Alexander Lisenby's mu i came frightened at an autor last Thursday on Main Streel suddenly boKinnintf to hack, i Mrs. Lisenoy to the ground. II juries were not serious. Dr. H. Smith, Eye Sight Spec will be at Chesterfield three , Thursday, Friday, and Saturda; tober 26th, 27th and 28th. your eyes examined and fitted. Saturday, Nov. 11th, the las of the Fair, has been tfiven o\ the colored people. They nii creditable showing: last year a ? is expected that they will this r surpass their prvious efforts. Messrs. J. Rivers an<l I Douglass have accepted the a for the Overland Motor Car an keep a complete stock of the vs Overland models on hand. Note adv. in this issue and then keep eye on it. A series of meetings is now in ress at the Ihiptist church. The " liruce P.cnton, of Rockingham, sisting the pastor, the Rev. Kundcrhurg, and much interest inK* manifested. At the Courthouse next Sund .'1 p.m. the Rev. J. L. Tyler preach the funeral of some mer living and the funeral of sonn lows wno are dead and don't km You should attend this funera vice. Several representatives of the olina Saxon Motor Co., of Colu were in town recently demonsti the beautiful S. It. Saxon car. John T. Hurst has accepted agency for these popular cars will keep roadsters and tourinp in stock. Ruby is recovering from a 1 that was, as they say up 1 "sho* real." It seems that M Parnell Crawley, son of Mr. J Crawley had something that 1< vcrv much in/untiu - ? ??.VI?C rap ^he sch00i stopped and it is sa per- pood authority that everybody he cod, oreath until the assistant State h hts, officer arrived and pronounct linp "choroal." ? .III., "He who spends all he makes / to not long hope to make all he spe Ufh Why not deposit your money in a\V, People's Bank? We carry fire rin- burglar insurance. C. P. Mange was Cai You must learn the Icssoi lief D . a economy. Bring us your Ssv . ^ we put them to work for you. larry fire and burglar insurant vas ir)(j C. P. Mangum, Cas Benefits derived from your ln_ ings: We pay 4 ti P?r ent. 'if lef tst. months or longor. C. P. Mangui * ines Co Hats, Caps and everythir pour interest to call in am p are made on foot-mould v them over. $4 50 and ! VIetal and Vici Kid at $3. tton. Misses and Childn lits at $2 00- Others at ^ socks for Men, Buster-Br >nes Co of %ceal Jhiterext 11 ts. There is a story going the rounds in Mt. Croghan of how some fellows dians were driving a car that was whistless o see and yet was able to whistle until an accident catapulted the whistler av at through the wind shield, when it is irday s?'d that all attempts at whistling ceased. Ha., iV,r- r unaerDurK nas oougni Nl. E. furniture stock of Mr. B. C. home Moore and has moved his grocery store into the premises formerly ocrfield cupied by Mr. Moore. He will cono ar- ('uct a combination grocery and furcom "'tore store here and promises to carry a first-class line of goods in both departments. m tomond The Marlboro County Boosters will be in Chesterfield on Tuesday, Ocg the LOher 24th with several cars, a brass en_ band, etc. A cordial invitation is exoc_ tended to these live-wires to visit our essrs as ?^ten as they can. Especially do we invite them to return about ^ ^ Nov. 8, i), 10 or 11th and see what ' ' old Chestefield can do in the way of , producing one of the very best county rid ay c ... c. , . fairs in this State. 27th, Chesterfield has her hand. It hasj-rs^ n'f played "Dixie" yet but the first step in that direction was taken last night, wnen I'rof. Smyth Henderson, gave the mend ers their first lesson. '1UI > There are twenty-two members in all. W. R. Huneycutt is president and B. away j Douglass is secretary-treasurer, night. There is no reason why Chesterfield shown cannot have a good band and we bocents. lieve a fine start has been made, le be- There will be many times when this nobile orgnization will need some encourt and agement in the form of funds and threw more funds, if continued progress is cr in- a> be made, and it is believed that here will be plenty of this commodity ialist 'n sipht. It is pretty Well realized days, '^at a K??d hand, like a pood ball Oc- team i;S an excellent advertisement Have f?r any town* t day Don't foget to look my line over ,'cr to before mailing your order to some ide a mail order house. Get your jewelry ind it where you can see what you are buyyear ing and compare prices. WINGATE JEWELRY CO. (' ( High Grade Watch, Clock and PC no V Jewelrv repairing guaranteed. 'their | fferscnalJtems your Mr. A. \V. Hursey was in Columbia prop- yesterday. Kev. * * * is jisj, ^ Miss Clarice Clark, of Anpelus, S. is be ^ sl"'n* the week-end visitinp relatives and friends in town. 4 * * * lay at will sneriif d. p. Douglass attended the . now Sheriff's Convention at Anderson [. fel- 'asl wt'k and is taking a short raca^ tion before returning 1 ser- * Miss Flora Bell Ste^all has return. Car- ''d from VVhitniire, S. C., where she mbia, has been visiting friends and rela atinf? tives, and has resumed her work here Mr. is teacher in one of the primary the grades of the Chesterfield Hitfh i and School. ; cars * * * Miss Maude Powell, rated as the 'ripht world's greatest woman violinist, there, played in Columbia yesterday evenaster njt. Amonj; those from Chesterfield I. W. to attend this recital were Mrs. D. >oked H. Laney and Miss Annabcll Brock, ilysis. who accompanied Miss Brock's entire ia or music class, consisting of the Missi s Id his Nell Melton, Lila Teal, Doris Laney, icalth Maude Garland Welsh, Pearl Moore :<1 it md Mary Bell Welsh. * can- Kill-Kare Club is the name of a ^ ,10W social organization with the ex* pressed purpose of doing what its *n n inie implies kill care. It is comjosed of many of Chesterfield's young ,e ' people, who no doubt will be able to i of live up to their aim. Last Friday ing?; evening the meting was held at the We home of Miss Mary Pusser. Progres;e. sive conversation and other games bier, were played. Delicious fruits and S*v- candies were served, and it is very t six probable that those who had cares Blf were able to forget them?dead or hler. ialive?for the time, at leaat. impany ig in Gents Furnishings, d see the beautiful selection of < ed. lasts. They have the right $5-00 the pair. 50 and $4-00 the pair, sn Shoes at $1.00 to $2.50 the >100 to $l.5C the suit. own Hose for Ladies and Chile impany wSZBHKZEBHHnHMMH Your Op i: We wish to thank yo patronage during the past spect and compare the val Tis true that all line; advancing but it's equally (bought before the present 1 the face " In fact, we are offerii stock for less than we car jo .... I every item tor less money it when our present stock hooves you to come in anc corning season while our ? are lower than its possible seasonDress Goods Our stock of Dress Goods comprii all the popular weaves and shades of tl season such as Burgundy, Plum, Orchi< ete Prices ranging irom 85cts to $2 < the yard, also a full line of Danish Popi lar Cloths, Surges, Poplins, Ottorna Cloth etc. in all colors from 25cts to$l !: the \ aid. Coats and Coatsuits in the popuk shades a I'd newest models from $6.95 t $22.00. Chjldrens Coats from $1.95 up. Mothers, now is the time to purcha: your children's school dresses as well ! house dresses foi yourself, we have the in ready to wear, also a vond assnrtni-i Iof ginghams and chambrays in plaid checks and neat strips both in dark at light colors t 10c and per yar These same cloths will be^ifi^c and ll after cur present ft >ck is eCTausted. Lad-Lasie Rompers, Chevoits ar Suiting Cloths for school dresses, waist blouses and rompers in light and dai Y colors at l'JJ4 tne yard Apron checks in blue, bro > n at black at Sc, l()c and IV'Ac. all thei checks are of good quality ginghams. 1 Millinery, Coats and Coatsuit Our Millinery, Dress Goods. Coat ar Coatsuit Departments are in charge * Miss Margarett R>rd, of Baltimore. 81 has several yeais of experience in thei lines and will prove to be of valuable a sistance in helping you select your ou lit tor the coming season J & 1* Coats 8poo) cotton all coloi and si/.es f>()c per dozen. 17 - I very special II yarda sheeting ,Sf? inch wide at HJ^c. 4 yards sheering art inch v ide at 7c. !J yards sheeting 27 inch wide at 5c. Only one bolt to a customer. Chesterfield | Cor The Be?t it the Cheapest. Singer ST. PAU1 and Wheeler Wilton Machine*. The Paul Instil bitt by the world'* test. Sold cheap Oct. 3d. Instru for ca*h, or on easy payment*. Three P?tent faculty; t year*' time.. Rebuilt machines for thful location. $5 and up. once. For furtl ERNEST M. MELTON, Rev. J. A. Littl< At Hotel, CkostorfUM, S C. g. C. I 1 H colors and models. 8 -of-way on the streets ot Com I pair. Iren. I >portunity 1 u one and all for your liberal j| season and invite you to in- 1 ues we are offering. 1 s of merchandise are steadily u true that our entire stock was jjj high price that "stare us in | ig at least two-thirds of our | i buy wholesale to-dav and | than we will be able to buy 1 s is exhausted?therefore it be- 1 ] select your needs for the i stock is complete and prices 1 I for them to be later in the | Wort Shoes and Dress Shoes Men's Work Shoes in all colors, also heavy and liuht weights from $2 00 to i, $4 00 )0 Men's Dress Shoes in all leathers u from $2.00 to $4 f>0 ltl Lad'-s Shoes for tough wear from );-> ?l R<> to $2 no. Ladies Dress Shoes in high top hoots ir as well as the old reliable styles in high j 0 and lnw heels from $1 R0 to $3.00 ? Children's Shoes 3e Shoes That Give Service and Comfort In -l.:i J 111 in iimii^ uiiiiuiill Willi hiiohs iris ,it just as important to consider the coms. fort of the last on which the shoe is id made as it is to consider the service the d. shoe will give. We have children r,c shoes in all leathers in which these important qualities are combined. Prices range Irom OOots to $2 50. k Hats and Caps lfi Everything in Men's Dress Hats from the$l (M) ounce hat to The "Old Vf reliable John K. Stetson Men's and Hoys < aps in fancy plaids, neat strips and solid colors from 25cts to ts 'r Buckskin Trousers | The fsmniis lino nf Wn/il/oUin T?nnn?~. ? ..MX/ Ml A#UWI%OI\tl| 1 lUUflrjg > SH in neat patterns from $1.75 to $4 (X). > * These trousers have the same finish that you would get in the highest price tailored goods. \ rH Overalls and Work Shirts I O-eralls in American dyes made of jjj " heavy denim at $1.00- H Big Ben and drawn Overalls in real Indigo dye at $1 25. K I/arge and roomy Work Shirts "a tig shirt, for a big man" an-1 a full yard long at 60c ts, also Work Shirts made of lighter weight Chevotto at 26c and 36c. I Drv (innrlfi I I tipany j | - ? i U INSTITUTE 1 r:~ No; Six-Sixty-Six ?j?iSiV'snrs^crri Make application at rive or tlx doeee will break may eaae, andUk . ler information write !!? * lo"i? ^ ''T*' *otB return. a It acta oo tba Ihrer better* thanfl i, Prin., Chesterfield, CaWei mad data ao? fripe or afekea.