The Chesterfield advertiser. [volume] (Chesterfield C.H., S.C.) 1884-1978, April 10, 1919, Image 4
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THE
taster s .warn
always suggestive (
your Easter Suit is
a garment marked 1
Higl
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J Clothes having this
| refinement, substanl
Let us a
Drop in to-day for z
SHO
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is what it. amounts
your feet ?
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of good hcalt h is eoi
RALSTON SHOES,
followed in making
Come ii
One will he exactly
satisfactorily than <
Teal
FOR SALE
ENGINES, GIN, ETC.- 25-horse
tubular boiler; 20-horsc engine;
On? 80-saw l,ui\imu? Kin complete,1
and-press, self-tramper; One 27,horse
gas enKine. All in kooi! e<?n-'
dition. Will sell at a barKain. i
K. T. THAI..
McFarland, N. C., R. 1. tf
ONE MULE, Some Hogs and a lot of
home raised corn for sale.
D. T. TEAL
LAND?Others are buying my farms,
Why not You? I have a few left.
25 per cent, cash; balance long
time at 0 per cent. Will help you
gret farm loan. D. T. TEAL.
ONE FORD ROADSTER; in good
condition, for sale. J. A. Knight.
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EASTER I
i Sunshine and atmosphe
)[ new clothes. You Cc
the latest correct Spring
IV i)h the label
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>y Strouse o i>r<
famous mark always embody such
da! tailoring and honest material,
id you in making a selection from
t try-on.
>ES And OXFGfl
)U "SPEED UP" IF YOUR FEET
1 you "speed up" when your feet a
lo if you are wearing shoes that
i s are calling for greater ollieiency
ml'ortably lit Li nu footwear, which c
for thoy are made upon the prin
the human foot.
i and we will let you try on all 1
l he shape your foot demands, and i
ver you were filled before.
-JoF.es C
The Home of Good Clothes
MARRIAGE CERTIFICATES V
Neatly printed or. white Lriatdl,
suitable f<r f raining.' Special
! prices to mini..It i s a <1 magistrates.
' The Advertiser.
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EXTRACT CER f ii'ICA I L3 IIj?ve 11
on hand a supply of (ertilicates roquired
by law for the selling of "
patent medicines and flavoring ex- '
tracts. One pad lb cents; 'lelivt
red by mail, 25 cents.
'I he Advertiser.
in HOUR KODAK FINISHING
All rolls developed 10c; packs .
20c up; prints 2'jc, 4c, 5c; enlarging
35c up. Specialists?we do nothing
but Kodak finishing. All work
guaranteed to please. Eastman Kodaks,
Films, Supplies. *
COLUMBIA PHOTO FINISHING Co.
1111 Taylor St., Columbia,S.C.
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strouse & bros.. inc.. salto. mo.) jjj
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RCUilSOKY NOTES?In pads <-f
nw. j'rices reasonable.
The Advertiser.
I represent the Monument Jdarblc
Mill Co., of Canton, Ga. We ship
ie finished product direct from ,
ti.iry to purchaser. Anyone in need
f fjnods in this line can save money
y buying from me. Small orders <
>ceive ihe same attention as lai^e (
ics. S. J. SELLERS, ,
?. Ruby, S.C. ,
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Juft a Fe w B u hclt of
WANNAMAKER CLEVELAND
BIG BOLL COTTN SEED
Left. You had better
it some of theee seed. They are ^
pure and clean. j
M. L. RALEY, Ruby, S.C. <
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LOCAL ITEMS
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Born: To Mr. and Mrs. W. M.
Redfearn, April 3d, a boy.
Miss Viola Mims spent Saturday j
ind Sunday in Albemarle, N. C.
Mrs. Oscar Tayler, of Mt. Croghan, j
is the guest of Mrs. B. C. Moore.
Thurston Hunley, of Badin, N. C.,
is visiting relatives here this week.~*
Mrs. J. E. Lucas, of Ruby, visited |
friends and relatives in town thisweek.
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Mr. DeWitt Watson, of near Che- j
raw, is dangerously ill from pneumonia.
Fine lot of Norris Candies for Easter.
Chesterfield Drug Co.
Mr. Albert Swinnie, who has returned
from the hospital, continues in
feeble health.
Miss Margaret Griggs, who is '
eaching at Cat Pond, spent the weck?nd
at home.
Mrs. W. E. Mcintosh, of Lynch- '
jurg, Va., is the guvst of the Rev. and
i hi n km n
wiu inrs. r. ju. ^annun.
The big bell in front of the Chcs- |
berfield Hardware Co. will toll the
dosing hour at 7 o'clock.
Mrs. J. E. Meehan, Chesterfield's
jflicient postmistress, is in the Coumbia
Hospital for treatment.
Dr. J. H. Chapman, of Johneon/ille,
spent several days this week
with his sister, Mrs. II. I). Tiller.
Mr. Tyler Watson, of near Cheraw,
ivent to Columbia Monday for a:i
L'x-ray examination of his head.
The U. D. C. ladies announce they
will give the regular annual dinner to
the Confederate Veterans on May
10 th.
Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Hanna, of
Cheraw, were quests 0f relatives and
friends in Chesterfield a few days
Lhis week.
I have a few Hickory wagons in
tock. If you want one, see me at
once. W. P. ODOM.
Mr. Roy Benton, of Bickett's Rattory,
from Wadesboro, N. C., has
been the truest this week of his sister,
Mrs. G. M. Smith.
Last week we had to buy a number
of new mailing galleys to accomodate
our ever increasing list of subscribers.
It continues to grow.
Regular communication of Ches- |
terlield Lodge, No. 220 A.E.M. will
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Uf 111*1(1 1' I l(ia^ t-VCIIlil^, rk|M II A & via ??.
H:30 o'clock (summer time). By order
of W. W. Davis, M. W.
Anions those from Chesterfield to
see the big ball irame in Columbia
Monday were Dr. D. H. Laney, Messrs.
C. C. Douglass, A. W. Hursey,
Rudolph llursey, Frank Jackson.
The Rev. J. R. Miilard will preach
next Sabbath at the Chesterfield
Presbyterian church at 11:15 a. m.
and at Smith's chapel at 4 p.m., advanced
time.
Oh Boys, it will be here, and
plenty of it. Easter Candy, mode by
NorrU and told by the Chesterfield
Drug Co. Take a tip. This is the
candy the ladies like best.
Thursday, April 24th, is Welcome
Home Day in Ruby for the soldiers.
The program for the day will be announced
next week. All of Chesterfield
county's soldiers will be heartily
welcomed.
1 will have another car of Elizabeth
flour this week. This flour is
is good as can be ground out of
wheat?none excepted. Price* will
ae interesting. W. P. ODOM
On Thursday evening, the 17th of
April, there will be a box supper at
bhiloh school for the benefit of Shiloh
church. Besides boxes there will
ae ice cream for sale. The public is
invited to come and enjoy the evening.
Last Tuesday was election day in
Chesterfield. There was only one
icket in the field and the excitement
a as not great. The following were
ilected without opposition: Mayor,
L. II. Trotti; Wardens, M. S. Watson,
C. O. Douglass, Ira C. Redfearn,
3. M. Jackson.
Leonard Martin suffered a very
minful accident last Saturday evenng
while pumping up an automobile
.ire. The cap came off of the pu p
mil on the down stroke the fore finger
of Mr. Martin's right hand was
nought on the top of the the pump
ind severed at the middle joint.
If you are looking for heavy groEcries,
Hay, Grain, or Feed, tee me
b- fore you buy. My pricea are rieht,
ai.d I can live you money. My stock
is in the New Warehouse back of the
Host Morei. W. f. UUUIVI.
That Dollar Days Sale of the L.
M. Evans Co. hus proven a winner,
i'eoplu irom all over the county have
traveled to Cheraw to save money
on spring purchases. This special
sale i:> about to close and the Evans
Company announces that their stock
is melting away and you had better
come quickly if you want some of it.
JURORS NEED NOT ATTEND
FIRST TWO DAYS
Jurors .summoned to attend the
?ourt of Comomn Pleas, Spring term,
to convene April 14th, are hereby
lotificd that they need not attend said
murt until the 16th, which is Wedncsiay.
D. P. DOUGLASS,
Sheriff.
BROKERAGE AND INSURANCE
1 represent the Philadelphia Life
ind the General Accident and Illness
insurance Companies, and J. H.
iVilks and W. S. Forbes heavy and
ancy groceries. S. J. SELLERS
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Years Success
lie Wonderful Record of Dr.
Thacher's Liver and
Blood Syrup.
.Those medicines which t?v?? for even
quarter of a century :\: ' y 'onal,
nd continuous use for over 1 wo-third.!
f a century is indisputable evidence of
rci-.derftil merit.
Dr.Thacher'ii Liver ami B'.ood riyrup
amc into existence in 185V:, and from
hat time to the present it lifts qxown
n tlifi r-onttflr-Tipo rn.it i nT lit
-early increasing lyumhcr us' *
Ti rough all the.?o years it hvs stead /
:rown in popular favor.
Mia wonderful building up ]>o\vci 'i
how n in the experience ot .\{;.s. (J. M.
;h ad wick, Benic, Ala. "1 was all run
lown in health," r-he says. ' Weighe.l
inly 104$ pounds uud getting worse
very day. I be;;:?n the u-n of Dr.
fhacher's Liver and liUod Hymn .*> <1
oday, I am thankful to any, i uai u
lerfecl health and weigh loG poun is.
[ attribute my good health to the u -c
if that most, wonderful medicine. 1
irmly believe there ure numerous * feitng
people that could he sound ai d
veil by the use of Dr. Thueher s Li ver
md Mood Byrup."
If you need a tonic, or a blood porller;
if your liver is out cI order, your
itomach troubles you, or you are cut>
stipafod, hnve Indigestion or dysjicjrs a,
,ry Dr. Thacher's Liver arid dlu./?l
3vrup. It is purely vegetable and
'onnot possibly injure any one. it has
jeen of wonderful liouetlt to others,
hereforeshould command your ulten,ion.
All dealers in medicines ?fc
swt will nvunui'Pi >' it
IHE CHESTERFIELD DRUG CO.
DISCHARG7E NOTICE
On the 30th of April next at 12
t'clock I will apply to the Probate
>ourt of Chesterfield county for a
Uncharge as administrator of the esate
of J. R. Teal, deceased.
W. S. Teal,
) Administrator.
15 March, 1910.
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