Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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;! dhcrt Menus CHESTERFELD COTTON MARKET Short Staple 28% Lonj? Staple 41 Seed $1.05 There have been 4,274 bales bought in Chesterfield this season. I.est you forget, we say it yet: llave you paid your subscription? Little Billie Rivers was taken to a hospital at Charlotte Wednesday morning. j Underwear? Yes, we still have it; in all sizes, for men, women and children, at early fall prices. I he Chesterfield Dry Cioods Co. Yes, Sir, the editor needs it. No mailer wnai. iou Know wiiai we mean, if you are behind with your subsciption. Sure! We have those wool army shirts. Also solid leather shoes made on the D. Munsoit Army last. The Chesterfield Dry Goods Co. The U. D. (J's. met last Tuesday at the home of .Mrs. iJ. 11. Laney, where a very pleasnns afternoon was spent. '1 he next meeting will be at the home of Mrs. it. D. Tiller on Tuesday, Dec. 4 th. for school shoes see our complete line, including the original E. C. Skulfers in black and tan. 1 he Chesterfield Dry Goods Co. I \S ork on the two new store build- J ings lo replace those recently burned is now going forwanl with gratifying speed. The contractor, Mr. J. Aaron Sellers was handicapped for a timeby scarcity of labor, but he now has a fair sized gang of men at work and the walls are beginning to rise. These j buildings will be re-occupied by the i (ihosterfiu-M Drug Co. and Teal-Jones Co. To our customer* and friends: Let's settle our obligations while | green cotton is selling above 20 c a pound C. P. Mangum, Cashier The RadclilTe Chautauqua is entertaining in Choraw this week, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday This is the finest series of entertainments that ever came to Chesterfield County and is doubtless being well patronized. Hosiery, like everything else, it still advancing. However, wc an. ttili selling the good old Buster Hi own line for men and wuini r., boy., and girls, at the same old prices. i he Chesterfield Dry Goods Co. Tile iailies of the Baptist Woman's Miss.on.ir> Society of Chesterfield have ret an example for all similar o,g:i .izalions of the County. They havi- rerentiv presented every soldier boy who conies from a Baptist home of Ch 'slerlield and vicinity a new testament, substantially hound and in eo iv onii'ht size. That delicious Stone Cake is again <>'i sale at the A. I1'. Davis Market, 'i his is the finest pound cake on the dkii a t. Try 1 once and you wil! s vi' yourself the trouble of baking CUKe hereafter. The Ches .lield High School will pi". ,11 two performances of the ".Merchant of Venire" next week at the h.iol Auditoriuni. Thursday aftci'iiii 'i ill ! mo a Thanksgiving entert iiiiiociit will lie given for the childre.. ,i..i old pi ople. A second perperf .rmance will he given Friday in; ni. the Mill,, for the general public. 'I lie ,i in . of ihe high school, under the ili '1' urn: of I'rof. Melton have been prep:.; n ... for this show for swine v.. , .d ;ine performance is anti I the u .rii'i s' institute, held at j < h<-tcrln i 1 la: i Friday was a irrati- ( I';. 11. suree 'I If attendance of te.'ehers : i'titi the * .-unty was tfood. Th?* exc hent program its arranged by | Cniiniy Superintendent of Kdurat on, .1. A. Ki iyht, wis followed with hut ii'ii* exception. The Hon. .1. K. Sac .rir >;cr was unahle to attend owi*. r to a i urgent call to Washington, j { l!.s pi.tee v/i'.s tilled hy Prof. K. I), i fiasterliny, *>f the University of J-'ou h f trolinn, who yrave st most in-| tereslfjj lecture on astronomy, ilI.: rated with steroption views. The address by I'rof. Claude \1. Melton, | oj ( iH'.si ertieh! 11'Kit School on the teaching of English, was exceptionally \r*> d. Miss Viginia Stone, of Winthrop, nave some valuable suggestions on primary work. Wo carry both fire and burglary insurance in order to protect our elves and customers. We pay interest on savings deposits, ,-j Your bnsiness appreicated. / C. P. Mangum, Cashier. I r %oeal Jnteretft Dr. H. B. Pozier, of Columbia, is in Chesterfield, shaKinn hands with his old friends. Only a few names and addresses of the soldier boys have been received to date. Send us the name and full address of your boy at once if he is still in America. Sweater time and weather is here. Wc have them for men, women, boys unu girls. The Chesterfield Dry Goods Co. Some of the dates of the wheat campaign are as follows: Monday, 9 A. M., Five Forks; 10:30 A. M., I'aircland; 12 M., Plains; 2 :30 Jefferson. At Mt. Cro^han Tuesday, 11 A. M.; ltuby, 2:30 P. M. Mr. W. J. Tiller will be accompanied by one or two good speakers. Farmers especially arc urged to attend these meetings. CHERAW LOCALS The Radcliffc Chautauqua, benefit of the Rod Cross, is being well attended and a handsome profit for this excellent cause is assumed. ' .Messrs. Joe Culberson and Jess Davidson, of Chesterfield came to Cheraw Wednesday in Mr. Davidson's new Ford. The ladies of the Red Cross are having trouble getting wool for sweaters of a uniform shade. The Rev. John Wesley Quick, of Pageland, was in town Wednesday. Misses Flora Bell Stegall and Flora Bell Rivers, of Chestefield, were in ( Cheraw Wednesday. Mr. Miller and family, of Jefferson, I and Mrs. J. A. Welsh, of Chesterfield, fi visited at the home of Mr. Ems G. 5 Ingram Wednesday. fc The Cheraw Home Guards, num- 1 bering 75 members, had its first drill I Tuesday evening. The guards will I meet regularly on Tuesday night, but I the hall will be open on Friday nights I also to receive volunteers. The Rev. (l A. S. Thomas, Espicopal rector, who | H graduated at the Citadel as captain, I is captain of ihe guards. Mr. Wilson I McCroight is 1st lieutenant. ( Mr. J. A. Welsh, tax collector, was I in town Monday, and is reported to have carried off quite a good deal of Cheraw money. j STACKHOUSE?MOORE j A wedding of unusual interest to Chesterfioldinns was that <>f Miss Gladys Stnckhouse, of Dunbar, S. (\. to Lieutenant Roy Moore, of < 'heter;ie!d, last Tuesday at the home of the bride. A\i iSst --- " 1 - i* wr?i-sno\vn in'B Chesterfield, where .-he hus frequent- I ly been the charming house guest <u Mrs. R. M. Newsom, nee Miss (Iracc K Murst. I Lieut. Moore, the oldest son <>f Mr. I 15. c. Moore, is ffrst*.lieutenant in I iIn field artillery branch of the regu- I 'ar amy. lie is stationed at Fort I Bliss. He is universally popular with ;l the young people, a man of sterling 11 qualities. I Only the family attended the wed- 1 ding from this place. Mr. King Moore I had returned from Wofford College, I Mr. Bryan from V. M. I. and Miss I Sarah from Converse. I The bride and groom It ft imr.v | diately after the ceremony for the ? West, where the Lieutenant will re- I turn to his military duties. \ Congratulations and the hest J lYinm-n in il IIOSI OI triendS }l. '1 ad- I nircrs follow them. jg CORRECTIONS | 'I here were probably more errors in last week's issue of The Advrtise | . hnn usual. One which we desire to lorre/'t is a follows: .1. T. Gaskin was made to win the second-best general farm display. The initials shpuld linve been T. W. GARDNER?ADAMS Mrs. It. I.. Gardner and Mr. I). M. Adams were happily married Monday !'.fternoon at f?:!{0 o'clock at the home * ?! the bride's parents, Mr. aiai Mrs. VV. VV. Davis. The Rev. J. I,. Tyler officiate*!. The bride was arrayed in a - ait of blue poplin while the groom wore a suit of gray. Thc? bride and groom motored over to Chesterfield Monday night to visit a the bride's sister, Mrs. It. F. Cardner. Mrs. Adams is now assisting Mr 1 It. J. Douglass as assistant teacher of I the Wamble Hill chool in absence of |j Miss Mary V. Sowell, v.ho is nwav or r account of the illness of her father 1 The bride and groom have the bes' j wishes of their many friends. A Friend. 4 BIG RF.H1 SAL On Mi Goat Si s Beginning to-cU JEZ~- sr?."S "I3f- "T r ' substantial red pCoat Suits that \vc M "Coat Suits that w< Coats that were $: Coats that were $1 , Coats that were !? Sweaters that wer Sweaters that wen Hats that were $1. Hats that were $1 Hats that were $2 Hats that were $2 Hats that were Hats that were $3. Hats that were 3, Hats that were .$ 1 Hats that wore Sfi .iats that wore $1) All these ha designs. Come at on tions while the I Kemember these over from season to Suit and Sweater is ne1 vjucaue Good * > ?l ? mmmm+mrnm? r T/1T?i UL1U E Ijinery, Go i r i iits ana lag weaters ly, Nov. 22d, we < uctions as follows re $18.00, now ?re $20.00, now 12.50, now 3.50, now >16.00, now e $5.00, now e $5.50, now 50, now ./{>, now 1.00, now !.50, now .00, now 50, now ,75, now .00, now i.00, onw .00, now its are this seasor ce and make yoi selecting is easy. : items are not odds and i season hut that every Ha w and up-to-date. / - 1 1 rtield s Comp? MMBBHBHMRama ' * * * v . rwf ? ats, lies'1 >fferyou * ?: u n. $14.00 $16.00 9.25 10.00 12.00 3.75 4.25 ' jj 2.50 II 1 2.65 || i's latest I, jr selec- I ends carried | I t, Coat, Coa^ft ? 4 Dry I 9 my ,H 18