Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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1^^^ 1 . That sort of a II here as the man whi I up to buy. , THAT'S THE / v are afraid they will come in to buy. We FEEL THAT WAY. We want them fall styles in High A Made by ? ?even if they ha> ! purchasing, j GLAD TO SEE jl !! TEAL-JONI The Horn il NEX1 THE LYRI CHEl Shows 6:15, j Matinees Monday, Frit! M The MARY PICKF MARY In/ Positively the Create! "The i Second picture from her own S THE PICTURE OF A THOUSANi SHOWS 3 to 11 O'CLOCK T1 DOROTF "The Ho A PARAM Another Great Picture by one of WE ADOLPH 2 MARGUE "Still A Para TH THOMAS I CHAR "Greased Charles Ray is getting to be one type of picture he is great. Woo FRIDAY t A DOUGLASS FAIRBANKS PR DOUGLASS MAJOI ?His Majesty Douglass Pulls some great stunts Fairbanks picture ever made beca i' . spent on SHOWS 3, 6, 7, and 9 O'clock ADMISSION 21 h . . ,, i . y \ ' ' ] |V i chap is just as WELCOME l 0 came with his mind made 11 i TROUBLE; so many men , be obligated if they don't 1 DON'T WANT THEM TO I to come in and see the new A v 'I, rt Clothes )trouse & Bros., J, i i /en't the slightest idea of YOU. 1 IS COMPANY e of Good Clothes ' WEEK AT C THEATRE *AW, S. C. ':45 and 9:15 P.M. lay and Saturdat at 3 O'Clock ON I) AY ORD COMPANY Presents PICKFORD st Character Roll of Her Career -loodlum" tudio successor to "Daddy Long Legs" D LAUGHS A FIRST NATIONAL ADMISSION 30 . We Pay Tax LJSEDAY 1Y DALTON ?IN mebreaker" OUNT PICTURE the Paramount?! Most Popular Players DNESDAY :UKOR PRESENTS RITE CLARK ?IN Waters" mount Picture URSDAY I. INCE PRESENTS LES RAY -IN I Lightning" of our most popular stars and in this ir>K a K>rl in his home-made car. and SATURDAY :ODUCTION* MADK IN HIS OWN STUDIO 5 FAIRBANKS ' ?and RIE DAW -IN 1 I The American" in this picture. Thii is the greatest use more time and more money were the production. . FRIDAY and SATURDAY | yf. Matinee and Night | i ? ? TSoHtemH Master Hough McCreight, of Ruby, pent the week-end with relatives iere. "The Unpardonable Sin" will be hown at the Lyric, Chei'aw Friday ,nd Saturday of this week. Dr. B. L. Gathings has returned rom Charlotte, where he recently mderwent a minor operation. Mr. Bart Rayfield, who has been 'isiting relatives at Petersburg and Richmond, Va., has returned home. Mr. and Mrs. J. S. McGregor and ittle daughter Margaret, of Ruby, 'isited Mr. McGregor's sister, Mrs. larry Harrall, last Sunday. We are ihow'ng the Stetson Hats, Colors:Green, Olive and Black. TEAL-JONES CO. Mr. and Mrs. James F. Crowley, of Ruby, and Mrs. Eliza Burr and two laughters, of the Douglass Mill secdon, visited the home of Mr. W. P. Rogers, in Kershaw last Sunday. On Saturday, October 4th, there vill be an examination for teachers at he Chesterfield school. Teachers apjlying for positions in the county will jc examined. Laurin Redfearn, son of Mr. W. M. Redfearn, and Earl Guess, son of Rev. B. J. Guess, left last Tuesday morning for the Carlisle Fitting School, ' where they wll begin their studies1 next week. XT- !,./? r?. 4lw. i(At, 111 icui lino iciv i'/i mv University of South Carolina, where he goes to resume his studies that were interrupted by service in the army. When you ere looking for something new and up-to-date we have it, it the right pr*ce. TEAL-JONES Co. Dr. W. J. Perry has returned from the Baptist Hospital at Columbia, where he has been confined with a severe attack of Rheumatism. He is not able to be out, but shows steady improvement. / The County Superintendent of 1 Education will be in Florence Saturday, Monday and Tuesday, attending a meeting of the County Superln-1 tendents of the State. Deposit your money ?n the Peoples | Bank, where it will be protected by both fire and burglar insurance. A cordial welcome awaits you. Chas. P. Mangum, Cashier the Peoples Bank The contract has been let for the school building at Pageland. This good little town up the road threatens to set the pace in matters educational for the rest of the county. The building to be constructed will double the capacity of the school. Dr. and Mrs. W. P. Walker spent last Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs. II. H. Harrall. Dr. Walker received his discharge from service several weeks afo and has since been in Cheraw ^ith his wife nnd little daughter. Dr. and Mrs. Walker will make their home in Greenwood. II N^v Wh Our Store Is ToWe purchased ago, and can save y the market to-day money that we are Our advice is t Shoes. All rnereha replace their prose We are showii u FALL and WINTE1 J SILKS are ven have a fine line of T 3 desirable shades. In GINGHAI BLEACIIINGS, S1I largest stock in this m LADIES' CO A' , in SERGES and P( colors, from $20.00 We especially We now have i regularly of shoes t the present hi^h wl filled with unknown and reliable brand: BROWN, ETC. i Our policy is tc dise on a quick sale Chester I Among those from Chesterfield and i vicinity wh6 havm gone away to school are Misses Pearl Moore and i Lila Teal, to Lander, at Greenwood; Misses Maud Garland and Mary Bell, Welsh to Queens College, at Charlotte; Misses Ruth and Doris Laney, to Columbia; Miss Mary Hildreth to Winthrop; Miss Ethel Rivers, to Win- I I throp. Mr. Townley Redfearn has left for Furman; Messrs. Graylattd \ Douglass and Rudolph Hursey for Citadel; Mr. Hall Odom to Clemson; Messrs. Jack and Jerome Douglass and Leonard Campbell to the Univer- I sity of South Carolina; Messrs. Earl Guess and Laurin Redfearn, to Carlisle. The "Reliable Churn," sold by The Cash MaVket, is a great labor saver . and time saver for the housewife. ' Every home where churning is done needs one. Three siaes. i A very pleasant family reunion ' I -)f the Campbell family was held re-' cently at the old home place six miles erst of Jefferson. The members of .he family present were Mrs. E: Fin- 1 lnyson, Mrs. Laura Hatchcock and! Mrs. Sarah Sullivan, sisters, and; lirec brothers, Messrs. William ! Campbell, Peter Campbell and James Campbell. With a large number of; their friends they enjoyed a fine picnic dinner. Lowncjr uencious Candies, al- ' | way* fresh. Al A. F. Dav's Market. I Our stock of Shoes is Complete. We I idvise early buying this esason. TEAL-JONES CO. We'll buy your egg*. Farmers' Mercantile Co. Latest Model Ford cars for sale cheap. McGregor Motor Co., Ruby, S. C. Saturday, September 27th? has been designated by the Methodists of i the State as Word Day for Epworth J Orphanage, v.hen all the Methodists will be given an opportunity to do somethin gfor the orphans at this I home. Epworth Orphanage is a ored- j it to the church, and all money receiv- j ed for it will be wisely spent, and j spent in one of noblest causes in which any people can engage, the care *j and protection of the fatherless and I motherless. j Highest Market Price paid for fresh ! eggs. I Farmers' Mercantile Co. | Manager J. O. Ladd has secured i an excellent list of attractions for the j Lyric. Mary Pickford in the great- | est characterization of her career, | "The Hoodlum," is first, both in date j and importance. Dorothy Dalton, in j "The Ilomebreaker," will be shown on Tuesday, 'followed Wednesday by j Marguerite Clark in "Still Waters." ? Charles Ray, in "Greased Lightning," , is Thursday's attraction. On Friday | and Saturday, October 3rd and 4th, { the only Douglas Fairbanks will ca- 1 vort in his latest and biggest picture, j "Ilis Majesty, the American." Guaranteed burglar proof safe. To I be doubly safe, we carry burglar in- ] surance. Chas. P. Mangum, j j i Cashier People's Bank. | 4 v Fall A iter Go* Brim-Full of N< Date Merchandi our stock of Dry Goods and She ou money in all departments, in ft and replace our stock in several selling it to the trade. o buy early and liberally of Dry G mts will be forced to raise retail nt stocks. lg a good assortment of woolen E R WEAR. r scarce and are advancing STEA1 AFFETAS; TVt TT.R.Q AT.1M IPG CDPDI MS, PERCALES, PEGGY CLi EETINGS and all staple piece g< ? section. TS and COAT SUITS have arrive )PLINS, BROADCLOTH, ETC., to $50.00. call your attention to our Shot i good stock of SHOES,and are rc hat were contracted for motnhs lolesale prices were in effect. O brands of shoes, for we carry onl; s as WALK-OVER, GEO. D. W > sell only standard and reliable b: s and small profit basis. field Dry Company About Our 1 / Chest < We will begi . our new store on V As soon there have the immens we will open for I i Watch this spa store news next LM.1 Com] New store opp Chesterfield, Buchanar President Wilson has left the Pa:ific Coast and is now swinging toward the East, in hi scoast-to-coast >peaking tour in the interest of the League of Nations. Upward of 3,000,D00 people have listened to and checrlim in the cities he has visited. It is said 90 per cent of the people of California favor the League. j . I inrl 1 ods ______ ew And Up. II ise ie> several months act, we can't go on lines for the same oods, Clothing and prices when they >RESS GOODS for 3ILY, however, we SS, ETC., in all the DTH, OUTINGS, oods, wo have the d. We have them in all the leading ; Deportment ?ceiving shipments ago?Long before ur shelves are pot / such well-known ITT, HAMILTON rands of merchanGoods I I. ? ? I Coming To | * irfield p TV A I 1 TH n moving into J Saturday. after as we can \ e stocks placed ' business. TC Wt AlPI lllipUI 1(1111 | I El week. Evans HI pany1 \ 11 cr >osite Bank of j Tt old White- | i Garage j ch ? NOTICE te Ruby S. C., Sept. 23. Having sold all my interest in the Ruby Drug Co., to Mr. J. H. Blake, ti< I wish to notify all those indebted to me Ho call and settle at once. If ab any one has any claims against the Ruby Drug Co., prior to Sept. 9, they by are requested to present the mto me go for settlement. Jii lp R. D. McCREIGHT. th i CI Bring >n your eggs. We need them. I Pr Farmers' Mercantile Co. to Meet Me At the Fair to pa o: ? r\ iu 10 * - ? ? wig w?y???ov. U, 1 J, l<t, 19 w he Rub-My-Tism is a powerful antiseptic; it* kills the poison caused from ? infected cuts, cures old sores, tetter, Etc. * te: THE HOME BUI LOAN ASSC OF CHESTE J. C. RIVERS, President C. C. DOUG Secretary and BOARD OF DI! J. C. Rivers, . B. C. Mooi J. A. Welsh, C. C. Doui Bradley F. Teal, L* B. Rivt tu/x * a a/i i rnr II1C i in 1V1 L.C 1 W. D. JAMES, Surg A thoroughly equipped instil treatment of Surgical, Medica Special Attention Given Tonsil* and A S "Sho-C E Crimson Clover Texas Rust Proof Oats EWe can supply all varie table Seeds for Fall and Wi Our Stocks Are Pure, F DOur Prices Ai Our Servile is Promp S RHENEY S CHARLESTO i * f) ''f i' T* a 4 v ni *U. in.il* ,' * FOR SALE FORD CARS FOR SALE * Several latest model Fords for sale McGregor Motor Co., Ruby, S. C. R SALE?Some fine pigs, Black Mammoths and Berkshires. I P. J. Zounis. fO-HORSE FARMER WANTED? with stock and help sufficient to work a 2-horse farm. Apply to Lp J. D. BURR, Chest., R.4 IIRTY-SEVEN A ACRES of , land for sale, in Snow Hill District, lp M. MORRIS, Chest. R.2 >UNG JERSEY MILK COW?For sale; Fresh. . M. MORRIS, lp Chesterfield, R. 2 NE STOCK FOR SALE?Purebred Big-boned Poland-China Pigs, Sows and Boars. The very best strain of stock. Also one race horse and buggy. 31-p T. H. JENKINS, Ruby, R.l )WN PROPERTY -One house with six rooms and large sleeping porch; . central part of town. Apply at Advertiser office. >lSON PHONOGRAPHS and Records. Instruments range from $41.00 to $285,00. Crawford Jewelry Co., Cheraw. ONEY TO LOAN IN CHESTERFIELD COUNTY DNEY TO LEND?Represent the strong mortgage companies lending money in Chesterfield, Marlboro and Darlington counties on improved farm lands. Amounts $2,000 to $50,000. ELP WANTED: Young women and girls over sixteen years of age foi sewing machine work on electric machines. Wages to start, $8.00. After learning can make fine wages. Apply to PEE DEE KNITTING MILLS, Cheraw, S. C. 28 TWO CROPS A YEAR Coker Variety, Spekled Pea; two ops a your; heavy yield. Always oduces. Seed $4.00 per bushel, i C. H. McCOY, McBee, R2 FORDS FOR SALE?BARGAINS Latest model Ford cars for sale eap. McGregor Motor Co., Ruby, S. C. NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC A Conversation in the Sticks "Say, Jini, have you been to Chesrfield lately?" 'Why, yes, of course. Why?" "I thought I would ask you a ques>n about that new store." "What new store are you tal jing out?" "Well you can save some money r finding it out. Say, I passed there ling to town, and let me tell you, m, that man is selling the stuff and e hest you can find anywhere in lesterfield county. He has got the ice right on anything he has got sell." That store belongs to D. E. Kedfind out about that new store. It iys to save a dollar these days, hy, man, let me tell you that will lp the high cost of living." Tat store belongs to D. E. Redam, West End, Main Street, Chesrfield, S. C. It > ILDING AND )CIATION RFIELD B. C. MOORE, Vice-President LASS, Treasurer RECTORS re, James Ross, plass, P. M. Therrell, irs, Fred G. Hearn. HOSPITAL eon in Charge ;ution for the scientific 1, X-Ray, Radium Cases to the Removal of ' iro" ? 13c lb. m $1.10 per Bu. jy ties of Field and Vegenter planting. %4 resh and Reliable re Right T\ t and Courteous 4 EED CO.. S N, S. C. itfMKW, - .