The Chesterfield advertiser. [volume] (Chesterfield C.H., S.C.) 1884-1978, March 14, 1918, Image 4
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I We Are In Our New
Stand With a StocI
Merchandise Thai
Clothing, St
Gents* Fui
We are offering some real values i
A nice all-wool Blue Serge Suit for . . .
Browns and Greys in all sizes and rnoc
n..M nia<v1? n ? :
WUI aiUCK Ul DU>SS ^lUlIJIIIg IJS I
from 4 to 20 years at from
Shoes and
We have received a shipment of
Ladies and Children?Mahogany PunKid
Pumps with French heels; G. M. C
and Heels.
Ladies' Black Vici Kid Oxfords, 1
Ladies' Patent Leather one-stra i Pi
Mary Jane Pumps; Misses' and Ch
Men's Mahogany Oxfords with N<
ft Men's Black Oxfords with White
Men's G.M. Blucher Oxfords, at
Men's Patent Leather Oxfords a
Men's Vici Kid Oxfords at . . . .
I I Ladies' Comfort Shoes, from No.
B Ladies' Gray, Black, Pink, Blue i
W 1^' { Ladies' Lisle Hose ?t 25 cents an
f I Hats and
We are receiving new shipments
I We have what you want in the colors ai
B.V.D. Union Suits and two-piec?
Trunks, Suit Cases and Hand Iiaj
We are making suits every day. ^
Suits. We have lots of woolen sampl
make your selection at once. Easter is
When you come to Chesterfield co
your headquarters and give us a loo
wearables.
| Teal-Jones
| "The Home of Gc
QUARTERLY MEETING In My Crown."
Chesterfield Division of W. M. I ' Devotional, 1
Chesterfield Association will meet ers.
Sunday March 17, at Cedar Creek Roll Called and si
< hurch. port from each Sociei
10:110?Devotional exercises, Mrs. Sunbeam Methods,
C. H. Rivers. Words of Greeting, Evans.
Mrs.Theodore Winburn. Response, Mountain Schools, I
Miss Sallie Eddins. ers.
What a Missionary Society means Reaiding --"The CI
to me as pastor, Rev. H. L. Baggott. Looking For," Mrs. .1
Home Missions, Mrs. Edna V. Fun- Our aim is to make
derburk. acquainted with our >
Our Duty to the Negro, Mrs. B. S. Every woman who is ii
Funderhurg. ' work is cordially inv
Heading?"Aunt mna's starry ; ti> be present.
Crown," Mrs. B. B. Melton. MRS. B. S. Ft
Hymn?"Will There Be Any Stars' MRS. C. H. RI'
A New Store
Fresh Goods
I have bought the stock of goods and fi
Odom Bros. Co. and will conduct a first-class gei
eery business at the same old stand.
|| SEE ME FOR ANYTHING IN THE LINE Ol
Staple and Fancy Groc
We Offer the Following Specialties
Pure Georgia Cane Molasses
Best Green or Roasted Coffee
II Irish Cobbler and Red Bliss Seed Irish Pot
Figaro Meat Preserver
Bog shipment/of Cotton Seed Uul
Cotton Seed Feed Meal Receiv
WE HAVE AT ALL TIMES
Gasolene^' Kerosene and Motor Oil
^GAIN!
Store at The Old
t of Brand New
i n rv
: is up-to-uate
soes. Hats,
rnisnings
n clothing this season?
$12.50 to $22.50
lels, from $8.50 to $25.00
complete. Anything you want
$3.50 to $8.50
Oxfords
new Spring Oxfords for Men.
ips with Military Heels, Black
)xfords with White Neolin Soles
Plain Toe with Rubber Heels,
umps, with White Soles or Black,
ildren's Oxfords, Black & White
eolin Soles, English last.
Soles.
$3.50
it $3.50
$3.50
3 to No. 8, at $2.50
ind Champagne Silk Hose,
id 35 cents the pair.
1 Caps
< of Hats and Cay?:_real often,
id models.
i goods, at $1.00 the suit
jfs for the going away folks.
iVe make a Specialty of Tailoring
es to select from. Come in and
, not long off.
>me in to see us. Make our store
k before you buy your summer
Company
>od Clothes
The American troops holding a
Mrs. H. L. Riv- tjon of the line of battle northwes
, . Toul apparently are making raids
lort verbal re- ' , .
to enemy territory as a part ol <1
Mrs C L. r?utine. Following their iiicr.is!o:
uonuay morning, when after a i
Mrs. 0. H. Riv- hardmcnt they raided German fi
)urch He Was lim>s for :50<) yar<ls? unaided, as
ohn BnRROtt. been customary, by the French, i
this a "'K'ittinK st'' out ajfain on Tuesday and ?i
tvork" meeting. a successful surprise attack
nterested in the trenches south of Richecourt, w
itcd and urged bes 'be northwest of Xivra.v, wl
some of the hardest fighting in \v
JNPKRIUJRG. 'bey have been enguged has t;i
VKRS. f>lact>^
| Your Opportunity
To Sav
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The price of the 490 M
xtures of
neraUro- 1
Lihevrolet
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! advanced on March 1st S
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cars on hand at the old r
$6?
atoes delivered anywhere in C
This car is a wondt
I and you.
aj it Also have two 1917
L. J. W
C PAGELAND, ?
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jli | tfkert Jtenuf <
I Mr. T. T. Lucas, of Charlotte, *
in town this week.
? Mr. T. M. Beatie, of McBee, \
^ in Chesterfield Tuesday.
The Rev. J. L. Tyler, of Gibson,
C., was in town this Wednesday.
Mr. J. W. Burr spent Saturday t
Sunday with his son, who is stati
ed at Camp Sevier, Greenville.
Born?to Mr. and Mrs. John
Rivers, of the Shiloh section, Ma
12th, a boy.
St. Paul's congregation plans
hold evangelistic services beginn
the lutter part of April.
When you need something to w
just think of Teal-Jones Co.,
The W. M. U. of Eastern divis
I will meet at Cedar Creek Church n
Sunday for an all duy service v
dinner at church.
Mr. R. H. Blakeney, of Pagcla
was taken to the Florence hosp
j Monday for treatment.
! Mr. D. C. Therrell has reluri
, from a trip to City Point, Hopew
; Camp Lee and Petersburg, Va.
New Stock at the old stand. Clot
, that satisfy. Teal-Jones Company,
i Mr. Perry M. Therrell, of Mt. C
' ghan, the wide-awake cashier of
! Bank there was in Chesterfield W
j nesday.
Chesterfield High School rac
! Bennettsville and Darlingion H
| Schools in a triangular debate Frid
I March 22d.
' Ralston, Cradock-Terry and Hi
, Montgomery Oxfords and shoes
sold by Teal-Jones Company.
Mr. Ptince Ilartsell, of Oaksbc
N. C., visited at the home of Mr.
W. Gaskin, recently.
i.Mr. Junius r. Crawley and tam
of near Ruby, spent Sunday in K
shaw county, the guests of Mr. W.
lingers. Mr. Crawley drives a r
0\ erland.
We are still selling a nice dr
shirt for $1.00. leal Jones Compa
Mr. and Mrs. II. W. Woodard, j
Mrs. Collins, of Columbia, and IV
Biooks Minis, of Sumter, were gui
at tile home of Dr. I.. 11. Trotti' S
The young people of the Bap
church are invited to meet at
home <>f Mrs. C. 11. Rivers Satun
afternoon, at d This is the mor
ly meeting of the Young Peop
society, weekly meetings of which
held every Sunday.
I.adics', Misses' and Childri
hosiery at the old price. Teal-Jo
Company.
There is a timely article in
week's Pageland Journal from
I.. L. Parker, president of Bank
Pageland and Jefferson, as to
necessity to grow something to
this year.
Farmers: Read "The Cour
Gentleman" and keep in touch \
j the very best thought in agricult
CARY J. I1UNLEY, j
Private Robert Therrell was
town on a 48 hour furlough f
Canip Hancock, Augusta, Ga., wl
NMr.Thcrrell is a member of a m<
organization. His command j
H "over-there" soon.
A now public road is being cut
tending for about one mile f
Evan's Mill to the property of
VV. J. Perry. When this road is e
pleted it will make a better ri
from Chesterfield to Cheraw, pas:
Kvan's Mill and Teal's Mill.
'fherc will be preaching at Pat
Baptist Church Sunday aftcrnooi
3:30 by Rev. H. L. Baggott.
members are requested to be pres
Visiting friends welcomed.
Special Communication of Ches
field Lodge No. 220 A. F. M., wil
held Friday evening, March 15tl
7 :30 o'clock, for the purpose of <
I ferring the M. M. Degree. By oj
W of B. F. Teal, W. M.
ft] The Howard Quintet will give t
n vocal and instrumental Program
H Luxe at the School Auditorium \
u I day, March 2.r>th, at 8:110 P. M. '
^Jj is the last and best number of
Piedmont Lyceum. This is said tr
* the very best attraction of the 1
in Lyceum or Chautauqua work.
I>r. L. II. Trotti, county chain
'c of Food Administration, now has
in- hand a quantity of the corn r
aily tickets, for the millers ??f the cou
,, o)- He states that when millers have t
writing their own certificates
"ni should now stop as it may lead to <
ront fusion.
had Mr. Robert* Chapman will add
hey the White Oak congregation at 11
inde M . and the Ruby congregation
on 3:30 P. M., next Sabbath, on
liich the Beneficence Scheme of th 1
icre thern Presbyterian Church. Ev
hich body cordially invited, and the m
iken hers of these two churches are ui
to hear these addresses.
e & 50.00
iodel?
Touring Gar
>50.00. I still have five of these
)rice, which is?
)S.OO
hesterfield County.
ir at the price. It will please
' model Ford Touring Cars.
ATFORD
? ? SOUTH CAROLINA
hesterfield County
if Sceal Jhitereat 11
' ! W. ? l Ml
vas Mr. Pat Covington spent Monday at,
the home of Mr. J. W. Griggs,
vas Mr. Townley Redfearn and Misses
Mary and Lessie Pusser spent Sunday
in Pi.;;eland.
Knox-Knit Half Hom for man, 25 |
cents as long as they last. Teal-Jones
ind Company.
on" Supt. J. A. Knight and Carey J. I
low *?
uutvj apviiv w cuucouajr in r ot;rB.
land.
rch On account of a great deal of ad- I
vertising coming in on the last day
I we are compelled to leave out much
of our correspondence and other in^
teresting matter. The letters that j |
do not appear this week will be printear
ed in the next issue.
1 " it
ion TAX SALES
oxt Under and by virtue of authority
rith contained in Executions issued by W. [
A. Douglass, County Treasurer and
directed to me I have levied upon
,n('j and taken exclusive possession of the 1
ital following real estate to wit:
4 acres in Alligator Township
aed known as Newton Outlaw land. I
ell, 58.'? acres in Alligator township,
known as N. M. Johnson land.
he?f U5 lots in McBee, known as Mrs. [
Lula E. Creighton lots.
, 5 lots in McBee, known as John
' . " Put man lots. ||
, 100 acres in Alligator township,
" known as M. C. and C. E. Shaw land.
One lot in Cheraw, known'as Ed- jl
>ets ^rar Allen lot.
?>?h 83 Acres of land in Center Point
lay. school district known as Mary E. Catoe
land. |
Dge One lot in Jefferson, known as J. '
are P. Gurganus lot. I
511 acres and 6 lots in Alligator J ||
,ro Township, known as W. A. McQueen
1'] estate.
180 acres in Patrick school dis- ?
.. trict, known as Jno. C. Davis land,
."y' 50 acres in Bethel school district,
kCp" known as Mrs. T. R. Evans land.
* 35 acres in Lewis school district, T
,ew known as J. C. Howell land.
55 acres in Lewis school district,
e?? known as W. A. Griggs land. L<
ny. 100 acres in Lewis school district, o
ind known as J. I). Jordan land.
Irs. 35 acres in Cat Pond school dis:sls
trict, known as A. B. Boan land.
un- 150 acres in Ousley school district, O
known as M. E. Grooms land. D
tist acreR 'n Ousley school district,
the Knmvn as " lj* seegars land.
l >v ^^,r> acres in Ousley school district, Ci
ith known as C. A. Collins land. G
I xo acres in Ousley school known c;
1 as Willie Johnson land.
.r><) acres in Patrick school district,
f known as Rush Hawkins land. O
Bn'* 2 lots in Patrick, known as J. B.
ine* Highland lots.
xx acres in Sandy Run school disthis
trict. known as M. K. Layton estate.
Mr. 40 acres in Sandy Run school disof
triet, known as W. J. A. McDonald S'
the land.
cat NO acres in Sandy Run school district,
known us Gilliam King land.
ltry Id2 acres in Wallace school district, b<
vith known as Mrs. I,. Hopkins land. di
urc HO acres in Walace school district, \
known as Mrs. Annie Jone3 land.
And will sell the same for cash to!
,n the highest bidder before the Court- I
rom house door at Chesterfield between IC
lere iejral hours of sale on the first I
:,tor Monday in April 1918.
?ocs March 18, 1918 D. P. DOUGLASS,
Sheriff I
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^ We are sho
g Dress Goods for Sprii
ed to the brim" with
! You will fin
Department.
\ Don't fail tc
Children's Wash Suit
of the family.
When you
spend in your shoes y
Shoes from a stojk t
with service.
We are sho"<
and medium heels.
9 Our stock ol
Walk-Over, Han
n Glu
8 Millinery Is
Ana tne ue
milliner of wide expe
will find so essential i
ing the right Hat for
Chestei
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Everythin.
Everythii
And
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v./ui new aiuic
a Complete stock
Toilet Articles, Ca
Stationery, Etc.
Come to see us in
A cordial welcon
Chesterfield
STATEMENT OF TH
THE BANK OF RUBY a
ocated at Mt. Croghan, S. C., at the
Resources
>ans and discounts . . . . $84,323.08 (
verdrafts 1,584.52 I
Lirniture and fixtures . . 1,901.01 1
linking House 0,018.57
ther real estate owned. 2,903.37
ue from banks and
bankers 17,210.17
urrency 1,512.00 :
old 2.50
ilver and
other minor coin 107.20
ther resources, viz.:
Liberty Loan Bonds . . 6,000.00
Cash, Ruby office .... 850.07
Total $122.539.1G
rATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
County of Chesterfield.
Before me came P. M. Therrell, c;
unf* duly sworn, says that the above a
tion of said bank, as shown by the b<
Sworn to and subscribed before m
orrect Attest:
I. S. Funderburk,
J. F. Crawley,
J. O. Taylor, Directors.
spring
li
he most compl
Dtions, Milline.;
Chesterfield. V
our every want i
id inspect our stock and see
ou will find our prices most r<
i stock.
wing all the wanted Novelties
lg and Summer wear, and of c<
everything in staples in these
d that we have not overlooked
> inspect our line of Shirt waia
s and Dresses, also Underwear
consider the long, tiresome ti
ou will readily see the importa
hat's selected with an eye to
wing just such shoes, in all lea
f Shoes includes the famous
nilton-Brown, George I
b and Dixie Queen Lin
Oar Specialty
partment is in charge of Mist
rience, which is combined witl
n helping you solve the vexing
your Spring wardrobe.
rfield Di
ods Cor
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g New I
lg Clean if
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is now ooen. with H
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of Fresh Drugs, C
ndies, Tobaccos, ||
a
our new home.
ie awaits you. ^
Drug Co. I
E CONDITION OF W
\ND MT. CROGHAN
close of business March 4th, 1918 *H,
Liabilities
Capital paid in $25,000.00
Surplus Fund 2,600.00 . f
Undivided profits, less igl
current expenses and
taxes paid 2,735.4'afl|
Dividends unpaid 42.5^^8
Individual deposits Vv
subject to check 91,276.90
Cashier's checks 884.28
$92,161.1?
rr?i_i <? i Oil r on *
iuiui ? i 66.uou.itfn
ashior of the above named bank, whofKx
nd forepoinp: statement is a true coii^H
joks of said bank. ''flB
P. M. THERRELlMl
e this 13th day of March, 1918.
D. L. SMITH, Notary Publ?g
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in Silk and Cotton
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its, Skirts, Middies, D|
for every member
ime each day you
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comfort, combined H
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