Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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At Teal-Jones A great assortm< f | For Father: A suit of clothes, s H For Mother: A pair of good easy \ i be semembered long after the holi< V When "VOU think of Glothec ?ahr?#?c anH cr"" W??www XJV1U o i," Ui ! Iyj at the right prices. | The Home of Good Clothes I Chesterfield, S. C. I Prepare g For Cold Weather I I Let's get together while | Itne weather is warm and JI prepare for the coldness | of winter. 11 We have Heaters for coal E or wood, Grates, open or I closed, Franklins of both I varieties, Firedogs, heavy I and light and in fact ev- l Serything that will keep I you warm during the win- | ier muntns, Call, write or Ph one us | your wants. Armfield Hardware Co. See Hanna Realty Company before WANTED: COW PEAS; all arieties. I you buy or sell any kind of property. We are in the market at all times. I on While the present supply last, we H* G- hiding Co., 144 E. Bay, tjc'.l sell flour at the following prices: Charleston, S. C. ery best, $9.50 the barrel; full pat- ?TTr> T,c,? . .. .. ? .. ' . , . u.-oct RUB-MY-TISM?Antiseptic, Relieves nt, $9.00 the barrel. HURST- .. ? ? . ""STREATER CO Rheumatism, Sprains, Neuralgia, etc. 1This Is the Season of -1 f J fl j uooct thee y ^ rnere^anr^1^ Compar 3nt of Holiday Go *hoes, hats, shirts 01 veariag shoes that will days are gonetiishings, remember that we hav ? I _____ tfhert Memd ef J Miss Margaret Byrd visited in Charlotte last week. The Rev. W. V. Jerman, of Patrick, was a visitor in Chesterfield Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. I. P. Mangum and lit- 1 tie Thomas Gibson spent Tuesday in j Columbia doing their Christmas shopping. Rev. and Mrs. Elkins, of Pageland, passed through Chesterfield on their way to Cheraw for a visit to Mrs. Elkins' relatives. To start your Christmas right be sure to see the Christmas play, "Jolly Times with the Santa Claus Baud," next Wednesday night. C. L. Hunley, esq., of the Chesterfield County Fair, is expected home Friday, after attending the meeting of Fair Secretaries in Columbia. Break your Cold or LaGrippe with i a rew aoiei ot bbt>. 50 I Mrs. W. D. Craig, Mrs. C. C. Hun-1 ley and little Miss Margaret Hunley will return on Friday from a ten-days visit to Mrs. W. H. Craig, of Atlanta. Will pay highest market price for your hides. The City Market. The Ladies' Missionary Society of the Presbyterian church, met with ' Mrs. F. M. Cannon Tuesday after- i noon. 1 At St. Paul Church next Sunday 1 evening at 7 o'clock the pastor, the Rev. J. L. Tyler, will preach a tern- < perate temperance sermon. Everybody in the community is urged to at- < tend this service. < We have the only screened market i in town; consequently we are free t from (lies. The City Market. t j Mr. John L. Campbell and Miss ; Vera Wilks were married a few duys 1 I ago by the Rev. J. L. Tyler, at the 1 parsonage. Mr. Campbell is a pros- 4 ' porous young farmer of the Bear 4 j Creek section. Mrs. Campbell is the * charming daughter of Mr. M. M. ' I ? liKes, ot Patrick. WOOD FOR SALE Stovewood, Firewood?Oak, Pine, t litfhtwood. Good measure. J 42p J. M. REDFEARN. r and < vill find plain and fane n lisle and silk; silk si very latest neckwear Scout and Gary hooks ke that will solve the p LLINERY SP n Hats that never sole 8 00, now offered lor c old for 2,5o to 3,75, ve old for l,5o to 2}5of ve Chesterfield ' . ty You ) ods, suitable gift gloves. For Sist last and vici k For Bro e your wants belts, I I %a eal Jhiterent ? Mrs. E. Pearl Rivers has purchased a new Buick "Four" touring car. Seeded Raisin*, Currants, Citron and Nuts, at The City Market. Mr. A. W. Hursey will ride in a Ford no more. He is now tho possessor of a Doft, sold by the Lucas Auto Company. The finest mixed pickle you ever tasted?at the A. F. Davis Market. To-night is the last night of The Diamond from the Sky. Be sure you see who gets it. Mrs. D. H. Lanoy, Miss Cora Craig, Miss Mary B. Hanna and Miss Annie Barentine are going to Rockingham Friday to see "The Birth of a Nation." Santa Clau* sends out a special invitation to every boy and girl in town ' to call at L. A. Campbell's and see : what he has left there. Quite a great deal of excitement was caused on Sunday morning when it became known that the locks on several office doors had been broken Slltlirilnv nicrhf The Friday Night Club met last week at the home of Miss Matty Gaddy. The young folks are very i liberal in their praise of Miss Gaddy %s a hostess. Pretty line of Glassware at L. A. Campbell's Hardware Store. Mr. P. A. Murray, Jr., has recently ' :ompleted a digest of South Carolina 1 Criminal Law. Judging by the opin- ' on expressed by lawyers comptent .0 pass judgment in such matters, ? his is a work of the first magnitude. 1 The book, which will attain probably 1 TOO pages, is now in the hands of the >rinters. It is said this work will be ( specially useful to magistrates be- > ause of the convenience with which j he law on criminal matters may be J 'ound. , ... 1 .1 < LOST HOG Sow, black, about 4*6 months old; ibout 50 pbunds; lost Dec. 9 th. Suitable reward. B. THURMAN TEAL. Christn Let Your Gifts :y handkerchiefs in c lirt waists and pettico for women; men's ti for boys and girlsroblem ot useful gifts A TO 1^/NtN ttlALi rUK 1 for less than $4 So, i mly ry special at ry special at Pry Goods nm ' ?*m i r Nffl Fine :s for every mem er: A. nice pair of ;id boots, slk hose and ther: A nice overco; 1 * suspenaers, sox and ; Teal-Jc WEDNESDAY'S COTTON MARKET Cotton, 17.80; Seed $1.00. The Chesterfield Brass Band is now busily engaged in giving the "Calumet March" the once-over these nights?not to mention "Dixie." Call on ua for your fruits and candies for Xmaa. The City Market. Miss Claudia Sullivan, of Chesterfield, is leading her class at the University of South Carolina a merry chase. Guna, shot and ahella, at L. A. Campbell's Hardware Store. The Evans Brick Co. have taken the contract for the erection of several buildings of brick veneer in town, among the number being the j residence for W. A. Lucas, one of owners of the Lucas Garage. A branch of Draughn's Business ' College of Columbia, is to be estab- ' lished at Chesterfield January 1st. ' All who arc interested please send their names to Box 16, Chesterfield, for particulars. Mr. G. K. Laney, accompanied by Mrs. Laney and Mrs. S. J. Carter, visited Charleston this week. Mr. Laney had official business in Charleston as a member of the Board of Visitors of the Citadel, which Board held its regular annual meetirig Tuesday. Don't buy your good* until you vist our store. We will uve you money. The City Market. Mr. B. F. Teal, of Chesterfield, Mr. J. W. Crawley, of Ruby, and Mr. J. 0. Taylor, of Mt. Croghan, will attend a meeting of the Grand Lo?' of the Masonic Order, to be held in Charleston next Tuesday. There will be jolly times with the Tolly Band next Wednesday night. Be sure you don't forget the children ire giving this little playlet. A great deal of excitement was caused to-day by an alarm of fire, vhich had its orgin in the soot burnng in the chimney of Miss Mary llanna's residence. SANITARY STEAM PBFCCiwr. CLUB presses your clothes while oyu wait?absolutely orodrless? clean?altering a specialty. Single j suits f>0 cents; four suits per month i $1.00. S. M. WINGATE, Prop. I nas Gr Be Something otton, silk and linen; ats in holidav boxes. -/ -- - ies and suspenders ir la fact our store is fil christma: most ot them from ^ 5 Company <# I >oots, G. M- boots, I J I in holiday boxes, I Km I mpany If 1 ber of the famil: white boots, patent t traveling bagsat, raincoat, neckties auto gloves )IIC5 UU | Sale of Val | The heirs of t I der the w ill of The I offer the Thomas sale on Dec. 28th, the residence of F. Davis. The 122 acres will b tracts and wiH be sold lr AC nno fo MU Wiiv> liabl CU1U WHICH price, in sections or one the sale or sales. Plots showing the shown on day of sale. ' R.E. R Executor for the Heirs u F. Davis. An extra good feature program has been arranged for the movies for Saturday. Admission 5 and 10 cents. Mr. Ed Knight, of Angelus, who in the recent primaries, was honored with the office 9f-"County Supervisor, was in town on business Wednesday. Call at the City Market and aee the nice line of Fruit Cake; all size*. The City Market. The payment of taxes is so slow that Superintendent Rouse is obliged tQ hold up the Davment of Rnm? nf the teachers' warrants. It is to be hoped that all who possibly can will pay their taxes between now and Friday week, so that the teachers can have their money for Christmas. Santa Claua is now stopping at L. \. Campbell'* Hardware Store. Toya, in great variety are now on diaplay there. ving ^ Useful sox and i holiday led with ^ F 3.50 $1.95 '\A $i.?? , Inc. ' il luable Land I he estate land un- R as F. Davis will g r Davis land for | 1916 at 11 a.m., at the said Tbomas e cut into three or four 1 separate tracts and then ever brings the higher tract, will be considered different tracts will be ^1 Terms of Sale?Cash Jp 1VFRS tm v mm I nder the Will of Thomas I Improve your eyes by looking at 4 the pictures on the new silver screen 1 at the movies. X Important meeting of the W. O. W. 1 Saturday night, Dec. 16. Election of j; officers."- Full attendance desired. 1 The Woman's Missionary Societ) of St. Paul church, will hold an im- < portant meeting at the church next Friday, at 3:30 p.m. Election of of- ^ ficers and other important business. Mr. George V. Evans and Miss Nancy Hammond, both of Bennettsville were recently married in Chesterfield, the Rev. F. M. Cannon officiating. . Efforts are being made to have a. Government Experiment Farm established at Chesterfield. If you think that this would be a good thing, and ' it will, be prepared to assist to the limit of your ability in case you are I called upon to do so. i^SEiSBmamsKKsm^^M j | i ^