Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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m ,. (Ol ISuc( I Cl< wm^^m ': ' - 1 Men who are t 1 ciate the importance f ii that clothes make thp nrnnpr nlmnci ,?I? | reflect the judgmen this before us let spection and appro^ ' ! HIGH AR i Made by i This line em ceived by master d Materials selc by experts, Tailored unde ditions by workm their cralt. These are h fullest satisfaction l?J . u r ! uicuivfu wun me ia Call in to see ji range of models from. ii TEAL-JONE The Home She See/: OF CH Will Appreciate Your Bu j; $200 y Oar customers and friends I need of accommodation or to see us. Cjuaranteed bi Let us show you this wondc NEW M. Chesterfi V. 1 have bough Chesterfield Gin \ | stalling new mach | lor business the I practically a new | ! delayed by the r< L ! Bob Huneycutt 1 cotton at the gin i job, per bale, ordi ! . & I am in the n your seed, and w ginnery as has L { paying you in ui i you prefer. I also buy 2 1 not gin. I can 2 Redf earns Furfiiti I ?_ , _ ressful jthes successful in life appre- 1 e of good clothes. Not i the man, but they give here of well-being and t of the wearer. With us present for your in/al our line of T CLOTHES Strouse & Bros. i bodies style ideas con- , lesigners. | ;cted for their nerfection 1 r the most hygenic con- ( en who are leaders in ' ictors that ensure you when you buy clothing ' imous High-Art Label, i us. We have a large , and patterns to seleet 1 IS COMPANY s of Good Clothes | iftank ESTERFIELD isincss. Tot a I Resources Over ,000.00 helped us to do this. When in you have money to deposit, come ur^lar proof and fire proof safe* sr. A cordial welcome awaits you \CHINERY ield Gin Co. it all the shares of the Co. and am now inlinery. I will be ready coming week with ' outfit, having been ^cent railroad strike, will look out for your and give you a good nary weight, for 5.50 larket at all times for i 'ill take them at the i I jpen done heretofore, ] oney or meal, as you j i street seed that I do J ilways he found at I ire Store, where I do ODOM mimimtwm mmimm ? ,?! LOCAL ITEMS Miss Clarice Clark, from Angelua is visiting here. Mrs. L. O. Johnson, of Middendorf wus a Chesterfield vjpitor last Mon day. Mrs. I. C. Redfearn jind son, L C. Jr., have returned "from the moun tains. Mrs. Anna Rattle, from Orlando Fla., s visiting here on her .way fron the mountains. Mrs. W. A. Lucas and Miss Maggie Lucas have returned ufter a week'i stay in Columbia. Mr. W. D. Craig, Mrs. Durant anc Miss Mary Ilanna visited in Morvei and Wadesboro last week. Men's Overalls, $2.00 and 2.5< the pair. TEAL-JONES CO Miss Eva Teal has returned aftei several weeks' visit at the home o 'Mrs. Thomas P. Young in Whitmire Mr. King Moore has accepted i position with the Peoples Hank, when I he will be delighted to have hii friends call and see him. Mrs. S. M. Jackson and little daughter Louise, have returned frorr Clemson College, where they wert i visiting Dr. A. M. Redfearn. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Knight and little daughter, of Jefferson, spent thi week-end as guests at the home of ' Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Douglass. Regular communication of Ches. tcrfield Lodge No. 220 A. F. M. will be held Friday evening, at 8:2(1 o'clock, Sept. r?th. By order ol W. W. Davis, W. M. We are receiving daily new Waist Line Suit* for Young Men. TEAL-JONES CO. ^ The White-Bucha?nn Motor Company is prepared to furniah auto acI ceaaoriea, remake and repair cara I Work done properly and price* reaa | onable. White-Buchanan Motor Co | Dr. W. J. Berry has announced thai at an early date he will sell his real state holdings in the country ami several lots in town. This will comt as a surprise to the doctor's friends few of whom seem to have known ol his intention. Besides town proper | ty Dr. Berry owns nearly 1,000 acre: of farm lands in Chesterleld county The properties will be sold at public auction the first week in October The sales will be conducted by the Hamer, Hamor & Darby Realty Co. Pay your bill* by check. It fra quently happens that our customeri | call for their paid checks to avoic * paying the same account twice. j> Chas. P. Mangum, I Cashier the Peoples Bank | Do not neglect to see me whei . you need heavy groceries or feeds. 1 W. P. ODOM. Expecting to recs've this week i J New Shipment of Stetson Hats. I TEAL-JONES CO. ' Mrs. O. K. Lancy had a very un I pleasant experience in Wadesbor | last week. She had motored ove | there to bring Misses Lindsay am | McKinnell, two of Chesterfield Dig | School's teachers, home. Whil i slowly passing through the town he. J car was struck by a fast moving Ford P driven by a negro. The negro's ca { was slightly damaged, entirel | through his own carelessness, y? i V? ? - i_:.? i . -c tiij, ,.?ui>-y nun nuiJIIIIlli'O III IOC IH J? dignity of an interview by a polic ~ officer, who insisted that she pay th I damage done to the negro's car. Ur dor protest she paid nine dollars. The old reliable Geo. E. Nine I Wagon n the best wagon sold to-da; It * a little higher in price, but it i a whole lot better.. Buy the best an ! practice economy. I have Nissan i I both one and two-horse; in 2, 21 | and 3-inch tires. W. P. ODOIV i Misses and Children's School Shoei j Solid Leather, $2.00 and up. 1 TEAL-JONES CO. ! | Guaranteed burglar proof safe. T be doubly safe, we carry burglar ir | suiance. Chas. P. Mangum, | Cashier People's Banl ^ We are proud of the confidence doc I tors, druKirists and the public have i j titi < ( h II and Fever Tonic. AT THE j LYRIC ( CHERAW, S. C. j Friday, Sept. 5th i ANITA STEWAR1 j I "IVIarv j /Ar"(1"?? | CHARLES RAY j In j "Sheriffs Son" 1 TV/O SHOWS: 4 P.M. >nd 8:15 P.M ADMISSION 30 CENTS | "I Spent u $1 orn Rat-Snap and Sax ad the Prica of a Hog." James Mcfiuire, famoux Hog Raisei ' of New Jersey, aaya, "I ml vine every | every farmer troubled with rats t<; uae RAT-SNAP. Tried everything to get rid of rats. Spent $1 on RATSNAP. Figured the rata it killed xave the price of a hog." RAT-SNAP cornea in cake form. No mixing with other food. Cata or doga won't touch it. Three sizes, 20c, 00c, 11.00. Sold snd guaranteed by A. F. Davis, The Square Deal Drug Co. and The Page? land Hardware Co. . i .i. . There will be f Mlplonary Meet- * ing of the fetdies of St Paul's church on Thursday afternoon, September ? 11. ' Chesterfield High School opened , auspiciously last Monday. Appro jiriate exercises were given, which were attended by many interested parents and their friends. ' Mrs. Chhrley Rivers, of the Brock's. Mill, section, underwent an operation on Monday in the Florence hospital. At last reports she was do1 ing nicely. There is a letter from the United ' States Government at the post office 5 addressed to Miss Rosie Pegues, Chesterfield. She is not known at the of1 lice nor by any of the carriers. Any) one knowing her address will confer u favor by notifying the postofflce. > Mr. M. W. Bobo, of Spartanburg, one of tfye most briTliant speakers on r Woodmen subjects in the country, f will address a Chesterfield audience . at 8:30 P. M. on Wednesday, SeptemberlO. All Woodmen and their , friends and the public in general Are s invited. Mr. W. A. Perkins, who many years , ago tore himself away from his home i and friends at Thompson's Creek and , located ut Kollocks, came back to Chesterfield county last week to spend some time with friends and relatives who still linger in this section. r Mr. Leonard Smith is nbsent from his accustomed place at the Bank of Chesterfield, having gone with his ' mother Mrs. J. I). Smith,to Columbia, where Mr*. Smith will undergo an | operation at the Columbia Hospital. 'Che many friends of both wish Mrs. Smith a quick recovery. Mr. M. L. Haley, of Ruby, was in Chesterfield last Monday evening, returning from Columbia where his two children are ill in the hospital. Both little sulTers are doing nicely and are expected to be able to return home soon. To all Committee Workers of each Township of Chesterfield County, of ' the South Carolina Cotton AssociaI tion: l'lease rush your work to com' pletion soon as possible. We are re ceiving some very fine reports, your township be 100 per cent. R. B. LANEY, Chm. Deposit your money in the People* Bank, where it will be protected by both fire and burglar insurance. A cordial welcome awaits you. Chas. P. Mangum, Cashier the Peoples Bank , Have just received a car of FLOUR j both Plain and Self.Rising. Th's Flour is the very best grade, and will please the most exacting. W. P. ODOM | Ladies' Heavy Work Shoes, $1.50 1 the pair. TEAL-JONES CO. Telephone No. 34 x News: We want your news; all the news. We can only get the news from those who know it. Tell us Wllcftt, MIUWi " State of South Carolina, ^ County of Chesterfield, d ^ By M. J. Hough, Probate Judge: ,, Whereas, Edgar Powe made suit' r to me to grant him Letters of Admin' istration of the estate and effects of r Fletcher Powe, deceased. y These are, therefore, to cite and ?t . . admonish all and singular the kindred and creditors of the said Fletcher ' Powe, deceased, that they be and ap' pear before me, in the Court of Pro-, 1 bate, to be held at Chesterfield, South Carolina, on the IHth day of September next, after publication hereof, at | n 1 1 o'clock in the forenoon, to show f- cause, if any they have, why the said J ' Administration should not be granted. ? Given under my hand this 2d day n of September, Anno Domini 1919. * M. J. HOUGH, Judge of Probate. '? State of South Carolina, County of Chesterfield. By M. J. Hough, Probate Judge: ? Whereas, W. D. Brown made suit i- to me to grant him Letters of Administration of the estate and effects of W. J. Johnson, deceased, These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all and singular the kindr#-d and creditors of the said W. J. Johnson, deceased, that they be and appear before me, in the Court of i nirmic, 10 oe nem hi v>nesiernei(i, South Carolina, on the 18th day of September, next, after publication hereof, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, to ahow cause, if any they have, why the said Administration should not be granted. Given under my hand and seal this j '2d day of September, Anno Domini 1 'J 1 'J. M. J. HOUGH, Judge of Probate. . i i y- ... NOTICE Upon the petition of Henry Buchanan, it is ordered, That R. A. Sellers and all other persons to whom the said Henry Buchanan may be indebted or have claims against him, do, with the said Henry Buchanan, appear before me in my office at twelve I o'clock noon, September 25th and there be examined upon said petition and show cause, if any, why the said (i Henry Buchanan should not be de? dared an insolvent debtor and as^uch discharged. Given under my hand and official ' seal this 2d day of September, 1910. I. P. MANGUM, (L.S.) Clerk of Court for Cheatarflald county, 8. C. M: if,. \ . .* . mil stiailllii tm i - - I ) LM. Com We hope M /N III A I?. I new sLurts uuil for business 1 Septeml Watch for ment next we L.M. Com ! II New store op Chesterfield, l Buchana NOTICE The business of the White-Buchan an Motor Co. must be settled up bj Oct. 1st. All who owe accounts tc the firm will call und settle at once v*e mean Duainess. WHITE BUCHANAN MOTOR CO Ruh-My-Tiam ia a great pain killer It relievea pain and soreneaa cauaec by Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Sprains Etc. We've This time w Agency for the New M the sensation < very moderatel; Profiting bj LANDS> The W ceeded in elimi tion that could at the same ti points that hav New F Clutch, Trai all encased wit single bath of o rv J. i_ ? airier aava and out of all pt Overlands: Dorts: 5 Ne Lucas , ... ? - r ' m',.^ - ? - - .?, ? - ^ Hi . Evans pany to pet in our Iding and open oy ber 15th r\ ilk* r\ /J t ? ??+ I /^i >? uui auvci iisbek. Evans pany posite Bank of old Whiten Garage BARGAINS IN REAL ESTATE j If you are interested in Real Estate ' in Chesterfield, see me. For Sale: 1 Lot, occupied by The Chesterfield Advertiser. 1 Lot and warehouse adjoining T. E. Mulloy residence. 1 house nnd two lots now occupied ' by Mr. Lonnie Dorman. EMSLEY ARMFIELD. s Done It e have captured odel Four ( Df the automobil y priced car. t years of experie illys-Overland Co nating every last be found with th me have retain* e made these car iont Trans Tsmission and Un h motor, one un it. ntages too nume -oportion to the p JW ON inn Ru 4 Touring, I Sed w Model Touring 4uto G? FOR SALE ! > LOT of 4-Months old Pigs and few gilt sows, for sale. R. K. PITTMAN 26p Chesterfield, R. 1 ELEVEN HUNDRED ACRES (1100) of land, for sale; public highway passing through it; station a few hundred yard* from tract. Good water; schools and churches nearby. One dwelling on land worth $4,000 to $5,000; sufficient tenant houses. Greater part in cultiva- . tion. Will sell as whole or in parts. For information address, B. C. MOORE, 25p Chesterfield, B.C. TOWN PROPERTY?One house with six rooms and large sleeping porch; central part of town. Apply at Advertiser office. EDISON PHONOGRAPHS and Records. Instruments range from $41.00 to $?85.00. Crawford Jewelry Co., Cheraw. FOR SALE?At bargain prices, all. buildings, lumber, doors and win. dows at North Camp Jackson. Al so two 50,000 gallon water tanks; four 12-horse power gas engines; two Worthington 24-inch stroke pumps; one 250 gallon Bowser pump and tank. Address Lewis Roofing Co., Columbia, 8. C. MONEY TO LOAN IN ' CHESTERFIELD COUNTY MONEY TO LEND?Represent the strong mortgage companies lending money in Chesterffeld, Marlboro and Darlington counties on improved farm lands. Amounts $2,000 to $50,000. Limited amount of money for loans on town property in towns of Cheraw and Chesterfield. 28 r B. F. PEGUES, Att'y. $25,000?Will lend to negroes on improved farm lands in amounts not * less than $2,000. Marlboro and Chesterfield counties. Interest at 7 per cent. - . 26 B. F. PEGUES, Att'y. FARM LOANS ON EASY TERMS. Money to lend promptly on farms and town property at low rate of | interest for five yeurs or longer, if desired. Give full description and amount wunted. Carolina Fnrm Loan Co., Box 214 Charleston. S.C. HELP WANTED* Young women and girls over sixteen years of age foi sewing machine work on electric machines. Wages to fctart, $.1.00. After learning can make fine wages. Apply tb PEE DEE KNIT- ? TING MILLS, Chcruw, S. C. 28 666 has more imitations than any other Chill and Fever Tonic on the market, but no one wants imitations in medicine. They are dangerous. I Man's Watrproof Shoes, $5.SO. TEAL-JONES CO. Again! the Chesterfield Overland le industry in a nee with OVERmpany has sucfault and oujecleir product arid ed all the good s famous. mission iversal Joint are lit, running in a rous to mention rice. A W> au q an, 1 Coupe. : 1 ompany -J