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= ^ "r jj ?; That smile of sati sition, invar, I Kirschbai No price will pay ways fixed at a fair lo> satisfaction in wcarin others. Prices $8.00 guaranteed. | Tha~ J dhcrt Jiemtf Cotton sold yesterday on the Chesterfield market at cents; Seed $1.00 a bushel. CI. K. I,aney, Ksip, spent Tuesday in Bishopville. , . Mr. and .Mrs. V. C. Pouirlass spent last Sunday in Ikiweland. Miss Mary Walsh visited Mrs. J. I, Craitf in Cheraw last weeek. Miss I.ena Watson, of Hnrtsville is visiting Mrs. Sandy Campbell. Miss Mary Walsh spent the week ggl WE NO B 17 51 fc 1 rail o 1 At Ee M?SIWBM \Vo have tried t of our store. Call ai eu our aim. We have a spit zeLA are very popular thi We are showing in hla- k. white, gree Al-o 36-inch Sp We are showing1 Children's Coat. Misses' Coats at Ladies' Coats at Ladies' Sport C< Ladies' Coat Su Hoys' Suits at $J J Joys' lilue Sort? 1 Comp We have the n ren's Shoes we have You can't expo unless the Shoes are easily secured here 1 are showing for chil We have them $2.25, $2.50, $2.75, ! Ladies' Dress SI Men's Dress Sh< Men's Work Shi In our Milliner; of the season. ni 1 ,-y 'sfaction indicates a happy di iably produced by wearing .mi & Block Clothe for equal wear. Kirschbaum prices i rol. Cost for Cost, you get more servi< g Kirschbaum & Block clothes tha to $25.00. Fit, style and workm; TEA t FREE FORD TOIJ f %ocal Jntere&t ! Hh. ? for C . end as the truest of Miss Lynna tlul- 18th I 'edjre. Fr< Miss Dallas Ingram, of Ch-'raw, was so hoc '.ho truest recently of Mrs. G. K. I,an- Squa t e.v. Mr Mr. Craig Chapman, of Atlanta, ter, ? CJa., visited relatives in town last ed at - week. week. .Mrs. Itobeson, of Greensboro, N. 'I'll . is visiting her noice, Mrs. Dr. dunce llarrris. home Miss Tommie Spencer spent ledge several days last week with Mrs. T. Mr - D. Spencer. up he \V HAVE AX ENORMOUS STOCK O ' Winter G( asonaole Pi <> anticipate your requirements in ever] id inspect our goods and see if we havi ndid line of Woolen and Silk Dress < s season. 36-inch Taffetas and Messalines at $1, si, navy, cafe, pink, brown and gold. ort Taffetas in beautiful stripes. ADY-TO-WEAR * at $1.50, $1.75, $2.00, $2.50, $3.00, $5.75, $6.50, $7.00 and up to $12.5< $6.50 to $20.00. >a s at $3.50 to $6.50. it. at $12.50, $15.00, $16.50, $18.00 a 2.00, $2.50, $3.00, $3.50. $4.00, $4.50, e Suits at $4.50, $6.00 and $8.00. lete Line of She lost, complete line of Men's, Women' ever shown. <-t comfort and service in your chil properly fitted to the child s loot. A x'cause of the wide range of leathers dren. at $1.00, $1.10, $1.35, $1.50, $1.60, *>3.00 and $3.50. noes, $1.50 to $4.50. ICS, $2.00 to $6.00. oe$2.00 to $5.00. Department we are showing the no you want something different; imething snappy, see Miss Burney esterfield Drj Goods Co. # wmmuammm V Gr A JBL SHOES Man a though spend t\\ their feetr And do y< . cared for lSf)Om ixe these i ar?; proper Time and S ire al- Ralsi :e and are matle jn s n any unship Try a have them L-JO RING CAR is s. L. L. Byrd and children, son, are visiting at the home K. M. Melton. e fourth quarterly con fere hesterlield Charge will he 1) . Paul's Church Thursday, < at 1 :U0 p. m. L-sh line of stationery, includ il tablets and supplies, at re Deal Drug Co. . and Mrs. dim Teal and dan Iiss Ksther, of Wadosboro. vi the home of .Mr. B. H. Teal t ere was an old-fashioned squ ; last Monday evening at of Misses Lynna and Vnni" (i . and Mrs. E. K. Porter have iusekeeping in the house rore )Otls ices ; department i aecomplishGroods. Silk.s .25 and $1.50 i $3.75, $4.00. ,nd $20.00. $6.00, $8.00. >es 1 s and Child<Iron's Shoes perfect fit is and lasts we $1.90, $2.00, west designs UIIIHUUIIIIlllllKIUIIillllilUllllli iren A\ isolut ) For Every N the Family and His Feet--- Did > t that the average m /o thirds of their time > >u realize the importance of having by wearing shoes that do not inure mportant facts, then be Jure to weal for YOUR FEET, experience have helped us to solve th lade a study. V/c find that ton and Craddo trict accordance with the anato pair and you will realie the truth of in the new leathers and styles. 3 going to be a fi of ly vacated by Mr. and Mrs. Ii. ! . I 1 of Civil Court convenes ???I of month for a two works session, nee C. L. Hunley, Esq., and .J. C. B cl'l spoilt Monday in .lolforson. Mrs. I!. F. Teal, who has boon r ; sick, is improving. ,|,7. ! Armlield-Porter's now buildin; which they will conduct their jrh- stock business, has hercn oomph sp_ To our customers and frie .his Let's settle our obligations v green cotton is selling above 20 pound C. P. Mangum, Cashi< luL I Mr. S. H. Lnnej, of I'nfti'laml, in Chesterfield Wednesday. The Shiloh school opens the 'r[. term Monday, with I'rof. E. O. <1 principal; Miss Stella Melton as jant and Miss Hoik primary teach* I 'I he Uov. Peter Stokes, presi j elder of the Florence District, pr? ed a very interesting sermon 1 large and appreciative ttudionc< St. Paul's Church la.->t Sunday e i '"Hi Now is a good time to buy a n now wagon harness at L. A. C. ; bell's Hardware. Miss Annie Culledge, who has I visiting relatives near Ml. Crog , has returned home. Miss Hazel Rush, who lias been popular truest of Mrs. .1. A. W for several days has returned to home in Sardinia, i Miss Norwoood, of Chapel Ilil j C., spent a part of last week Mrs. ('arl Gulledge. j When in need of toilet article; i member the Square Deal Drug . has the best. That Ford Touring car at i Jones Co. is the only one of its in the county?a "Free Ford." ! you planning to ride in it Christn I Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Harris, tin ther and step-mother of Dr. W. < Harris, are the quests at the hon j the latter this weeek. i Misses Lynna and Annie Cull i entertained on Friday evening their home in honor of their gu Mloonc VV i-;.rl,l ..( 1 V. j Hickory, N. C.; and Walsh, of place. A delicious salad course served. The Oxford Orphanage is tryir perform a real service to desti children by providing a home f ! few of the large number of the? I dren in our State who have no I to love and care for them. If Jattlend the concert at the fourth ; at X o'clock, Oct. Kth. you will , if) this work. Admission, ~ > 1."? cc n ts. The appointments for Chester Charge for Sunday, Oct 7th, ar follows: Shiloh. 10 a. m. Sui | School; St. I'aul, 10 si. in. Sui j School; 11 si. m. and 7:110 p. I preaching by the pastor; Zoar, : p. in., Sunday School; 11 p. m. pre ing. Remrmhcr I carry a complete of caskets and grave supplies. Pi sire right. W. M. Redfc The ladies of the local nuxiliar the Red Cross chapter in Chester county are busily engaged th< se knitting for our soldier boys, intensely cold in the trenches France, and our soldiers are in need of warm knitted articles to tect them. Knitting is quite the 1 ion in Chesterfield these days, sis local Isidies have undertaken to nish the following knitted good: I nanKstfivintf: two dozen sweat two dozen mufflers; two dozen w lets; one dozen pair of socks and furnish two dozen pajamas. Yes, dear reader, we realize subscribers cannot live on adverti alone -no more than editors, have therefore made plans to enl; this paper at a very early date, are tryinj? hard to improve it, the fjood of the whole county. W you help us? Subscription rat still $1.00 a year, in advance. Hunting season will soon be h Guns, shells and cartridges at L Campbell's Hardware. The old church building at Sh has been sold to the Zion Afr Methodists. The Shiloh conf*rej?a is taking steps to complete their new building. This church has largest seating capacity of any in county, and is beautifully situatei a fine farming section. There nearly three hundred names on roll of membership. We cfcrry both fir* and burg insurance in order to protect selre* and customers. We pay terest on sarin gs deposits. \ ' business nppreicated. C. f< Msagna, Casl vay | eiy I lember of H c 'ou ever give it aie 111 an and woman ' \ ? with shoes on those feet properly them? If you realr only such shoes as lis question, of which The s ck Shoes my of the human foot. 1(10 this statement. Wo Will FU1* DQMP^ ine Xmas gift for s foal. Cotton jumped up two c?'iits ;i this ' pound Wednesday when the :jo\ eminent condition reports were publi-.hed. 20 cents is a mighty fine price for cotton, and there are a lot of neoi , pie who think it will go still higher. 'a ? It is predicted that cotton seed will 'go to $1.50 per bushel. live 0= thile c a 1 er 9 Strut ach- | Lo a ; e at A dozen yea vv?- i have been most >f f J During this time uch" O line rice* ( Wc are still trn, | our contract lasts y <>f these poods at ol 1(11 interest. ilays : J1 ? Style-Plus Si (lir,. good and IS goo< B Oi s l>y L^; In our Ladie: also orders. that r 1. 9 Ladies arge We for on't Our Ladies c is Season. YVe are prej all you needs. Don't forget .a..u i u/:_* lj _4 iiii/ii auu vv imcr uai. it;Hn For all your A?" junk, neither are the We are offe the goods for less m il in H. our in. West Store Next 'our roi ATS?The Late >ur new Fall Hats ha^ the latest models? 'he Okum, Pear and Grey I Arc here for you to ood Silver Shirt is stil nice, hirts BN IN NEED OF CLOTHING, SIIOl NISIIINGS CALL TO SEE US. WE K \NY ome one. Are y< i Mrs. Atha Stevens and daughter Miss Hetty, of Monroe, N. C., visitei at the home of Mr. Z. T. Redfeari ! this week. Ladies, don't waste time darnini hosiery; buy Buster Brown hosiery I here, for women and children, in al sizes. Chesterfield Dry Goods Co >mp*i <riw l>een : I ' 4>' han, 1 | the And we, ton Vlsh her To our man, , to thank you lor with When we sa ful business ostal * ting it too strong NOW OUR u*nd THE PUBLIC T< YOUR EVERY V us, ?, 'j\" We have just ad< ~! W. I ..s?s | To our line. The was __ _ ir* Endic or a chilone Of you use '" 'p Place us in positi< tho prices, consid ! Come and g< nluy you more wear f lduy m. ft 2(UI W When \Ye jk Chest< rs have passed and the many ch encouraging, showing a steady esterfield Has C ' have grown with it. v friends and the trading publi the patronage you have given u; v you have helped us to build oi blishments in the county, we b< TWO HOUSES COMPRISE A 0 DRAW ON, AND WE ARE /ANT. ded the famous Douglass ise, with the oft Johnson W< id the Brown S >n to ofTer you goods that no oth lering the war times, will surpri et Real Leather Shoes?Shoes tl or the money than you could re tyle-Plus Clol supplied with the famous Style with the makers we are going d prices. First come and see i e.its at $17.00 and cotton sellin d. V a u m ^ interest to L s' Store we are now supplied an Misses', Childr IN ALL THE LEADING ST and Misses' Coat Suits are the mred in the Piece and Dry Goi to see our Milliner, Mrs. Carri She is prepared to execute youi needs first see our line. We i we in the lottery business. rintf you more Koods for the hi oney. r. PUSSER & to Po?tofficc Lut Storo h t - j ffi st Models I Lre* n rri\rc?r\ Th r*\r jnl ? CL1 L JL V V^Vi. JL I1V/J ? 1, Fownes ? select from || 11 selling at the old $|| $1.00 Jl - $i.5o n ES, IIATS AND GENTS' IB EEP ALL YOUR WANTS IM ou on? , if Rev. J. W. Elkin, of Pageland, wal 1 a visitor in the city Wednesday. i Messrs. Redmond M. Hancock, ofl Mt. Croghan, Charlie C. Griggs ancl < John 11. Rivers, of Chesterlield, have) , < been honorably discharged from the I nrmv hncniiiin th<? Rlirirpnnq flimo/T ?7 O w i. them down on the physical test. srfield tinges during that time - and healthy growth. ^ ' \ jrown i c, we want once more { lie of the most successdieve we are not put- * jfl GREAT DEPOT FOR A SUPPLIED TO FIBL ? n 1 l i ohoes | ark Line | fioes | lers can approach, and se you. tiat will and must give tally expect. :hes I -Plus Suits, and while to continue to Hell you js. It will be to your g at 25 cents, sounds adies d ready to fill all your en's Goats YIJCS 1 1 . t AI leading siyies lor ine jcls Department to fill e Pusser for that Falf r order* with dispatch. ire not rattling oft" old ime money; the .same : SONS tween D. H. Laney'* jfe '*i K * 1 c ? J ML. . L- 'L - '""' Vj'' j!*