Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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armers W W WE do not hesitate to s wthe market. f SELF-RISING?MOTHi PLAIN?MELROSE an< L, .. _F[ miu r eeu, sweet reed, Hay, Corn, Cotton Seed Meal line of feeds at all times. Yo bv S have an abundant s I CANNE I You will find on our she I GOODS, all fresh. k TOE We carry a full line of supplies of all kinds. J FERT H|We have a limited amoi H^Bscll or exchaiiL'c for of Soda. ^^ We are prepared to mak< will pay you to ^^Vou will find we times. Hrmers M j Annou The Chest LWISHES TO ANNOUNCE tl of town on Mr. Carl Morgan I care ol" your Auto Ilepair Woi We handle the famous f When in need of anythii serve you. The Chesl ^ And Supp u"1 ??????? rf I L*\ whatsT, I ^ H GOT. A*, k SM im0^ ' fcfx '/ ?cT-^* I - " Itre very provoking, we'll adr loo, that "the laugh is on you, P You can't economize on llsjtd out, but you can econ Bind REVERE Casings and Tul I Wo are well prepared tc bX*7 .v; . -j -w-: - ? "' 1 1 - 1 - 1 -g?? I III [ercantile Co. -OUR ay we have the BEST FLOUR on iR GOOSE and FAMOUS. None $12.50 per Barrel 1 CRUSADER. None Better. $12.50 per Barrel iEDS Dairy Feed, Chicken Feed, Oats, I and Hulls. We carry a complete u will find our PRICES RIGHT. ALT upply of SALT. :D GOODS Ives a complete line of CANNED iACCO Smokiny and Chewing Tobaccos, ILIZERS nit of cotton seed meal which we ied. Also a limited quantity of n prices on all grades of Fertilizers SEE US BEFORE YOU BUY COMPLETE STOCK OF GOODS ercantile Co. I i mcement terficld Auto jpply Co. tat they are now located just East 's pi ice, and a e prepared to take rk a well as to supply Accessories. rtIC 1ELIN TIRES AND TUBES, ty in our line we will be pleased to rl A utrv lv1 11v1u jL iu lvj >ly Company >wrr?^ Fot/rf. 7v///v" ' ' js~ro/o ?l, f - - | S /> 'M.W& / " ?v-? ^ fcr-*oolish Questioi nit, especially on such occasions a: ," Mr*. Motorist, when you leave to\ tirru. or expense by trying to mak< omi/e on both by letting us equip mi. > supply your needs for Tires, Tut "^15" " TAX SALES . By virtue of authority contained in certain Tax Executions issued by J. A. Welsh, County Treasurer, for the year 1918, and directed to me, I will offer for sale the following real estate, to wit: 1 house and lot in town of Cheraw, Known as the Sarah E. Wilson estate. 98 acres of land in Bethcsda School District, known as J. C. Rivers land. 89 Acres and two buildings in Shiloh School District, known as E. J. and W. A. Smith property. Parker School District 50 acres of land known as Mrs. Elizabeth Brock land. Pine Grove School 5 Acres of land known as Jethro Davis land. Cat Pond School 140 acres of land known as L. A. Crawley land. Providence School District 1 lot known as A. W. McCall lot. 175 acres und 2 bldgs. known as R. J. W. Redfearn land. 500 acres of land known as R. J. W. Redfearn land. N.B.?On the last two named tracts of land tax will be collected for 1917 also. Pageland School District 1 lot and 1 bldg., known as Henry Chavis lot. 1 lot and 1 bldg., known as Baxter Doster lot. McBec School District 2 lots and bldg., known as II. H. Rogers lots, 1 nnro n.1,1 1 1,1.1 i" School District known as A- W. Redfcarn estate. All of which I will sell before the court house door in Chesterfield county on the 2d day of Feb., 1920, the same being the first Monday in February, for cash, to the highest bidder. D. P. DOUGLASS, Sheriff. We have several fine farm* for ale. If you are interc?ted ?ee u?. DOUGLASS REAL ESTATE CO. W. J. Douglass C. C. Douglass. NOTICE TO THOSE OWING THE CASH MARKET All i .onions indebted to The CASH MARKET, previous .u .January 1, will phase pay either Mr. Walter Campbell or the under-igne.l. These accounts are all overdue and must be settled. .1. AARON SELLERS CLERKS SALE State of South Carolina, County of Chesterfield. In Common Pleas. J. W. Ousley in hi.s own right, et al, Plaintiff. vs. Alice Campbell, et al, Defendants. Ry virtue of a decree made in the J above stated case by llis Honor Ed-, ward Mclver, of 4th Circuit, I will offer f??r sale on the first Monday in February next, within t ho legal hours, to the highest bidder for cash before the Court House door at Chesterfield, South Carolina, the following tract of land: "That tract of land in Chesterfield county, South Carolina, containing 19<? acres, more or less, hounded North and East hy estate lands of D. ('. Campbell, South by the estate lands of J. A. Johnson, and West by the Wilkes lands. ,.u e. _ u'lVMtim I WI |fuitliunrirt LU JJilJ KM all necessary papers. I. P. MANGUM, Clerk of Court. ye f 'G/ZY GtWG I ?/fZ? CZ/Yi/YG/T I /izs 7* 7'o Areeja I ^rt^CT/cG I Ij^jS ft .d if c * - ; r ' / C-v IS i this, but you'll have to admit, vn with an old rotten casing. 5 the old casing go when it is your car with a set of G. & J. m>s and other Accessories. (tonpan^ LOCAL ITEMS T Mrs. J. H. Hildreth is teaching the fifth grade at the Chesterfield school, replacing Miss Alma Googe, who resigned to accept a position at Olar, S. C. The Woman's Missionary Society meets at the Methodist Parsonage pj Thursday afternoon at 3:30. 1 am selling everything I handle on close margin*. Quick tale* and small profit* i* my motto. W. P. ODOM. Saturday night, January 10, the ai] W. O. W. will have a regular meeting. Officers will be installed and other important businss will be transac- ^ ted. All members are expected to be nn present. tli pll Flag Brand Canned Good*?none better at A. F. Davit Market. so The popular and handsome Wal- ? > lace Reid will be seen on the Lyric tii Theatre screen Friday and Saturday ar in a truly wonderful picture, "The ou Valley of the Giants." no 1 have Lime-Sulphur Solution for | spraying fruit trees for the San Jose scale. Now is the time to do the spraying. W. P. Odom. ^ stl Big stock of the old reliable Flag (,v Brand Canned Goods at A. F. Davis mi Market. \w There will be motion picture ex- Ta hibitions ait the Chesterfield school th auditorium ? Thursday and Friday m evenings. Complete electric lighting plant is carried and fine pictures are b] promisee}. te M Mrs. Roy C. Moore, of Dunbar, vis- g ited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. B. C. Moore this week. _ Pi Mr. Clyde E. Davis is in Columbia jt taking ai business course. _ I have just received a car of Choice Light Mixed Michigan Hay. This it real first-class Hay. W. P. Odom. |\ Little Carroll Melton, son of Mr. ar.d Mrs. Lee Melton, has been quite '1 ill, but is improving nicely. F? Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Cannon aire visiting in Sumter. I am helling Flour to beat the baud, ' < both plain and self-rising. I have the ai right prices, too. W. P. Odom. > Mr. and Mrs, A. B. Swiniiie, of Andrews, spent. several days last wi .!; with Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Griggs. Mis. T. K. Walsh, of Hickory, N. . | visited Mr.;, YV. Andy Lucas last f< | week. (1: Sweet Sixteen it growing in favor daily. Wherever the goes she mnket friendt. W. P. ODOM. t < Mrs. Flora Miller, of Jefferson, is the guest of her sister, Mrs. J. A. ti Welsh. Mr. and Mrs. Coggins, of black- 11 villo, are visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Tiller. " Cue car of Pan of Gold and Lend, all; one car of Sweet Sixteen and Mary Jane, 165 barrels each, now rolling. These are plain and self.rising flours of the highest grade. W. P. ODOM. Mr. ami Mrs. T. L. Huntley, of Co. iiimin i, nave moved to Eexington, S. to make their future home. They o' spent the holidays near Chesterfield the guets of Mr. Huntley's father, 3 Mr. E. W. Iluntley. Quite a number of Chesterfield ^ young people attended a reception tendered to Miss Crace Blackwell, at ^ Pageland, last Friday evening. Miss (J Blackwell, who is in the graduating class at Winthrop, was spending the holidays at home. Misses Vera and Nell Melton, Misses Lila Teal and l<1 Doris Laney entertained delightfully with music. GGG has proven it will cure Malaria, ('hills and Fever, Bilious Fever, Colds and I.nfirippe. 1 1 W. R. HUNEYCUTT PAINFULLY HURT IT Mr. W. it. Huneyeutt was painfully injured Monday at the plaining mill. While removing shavings from beneath one of the machines a pitchfork, with which he was working, became caught in a moving belt and was whirled about in such a way ns to drive one of the prongs through Mr. Huneycutt's right hand. One of the hones in the hand was fractured and the wrist was dislocated. He wi! I i .... Hi- m.o-upaciaieu M>r Some time. CHESTERFIELD, ROUTE 4 The farmers in this section are ho- 1 ginning their farm work slowly, hut j it's too cold to hurry. Mr. <). I!. Therrell, of this section, j has sold his place and moved near . i Iiishopville. We very much regret. |i to lo e Mr. Therrell from our com- I rnunity. Mr. Willie Brown, of near Midden- | dorf, made his regular call on this route Sunday evening. Mr. James I'. Sellers, of this section, has moved to Sugar Loaf Mountain. Mr. Krvin Odom, of this route, made a trip to the Middendorf section Sunday P. M. Mr. John T. Ratliff has moved into the White Oak section from his former home near Bay Spring*. Here is one way to get good roads: Let each of us work one day of each month on the public roads and keep our three dollars. The writer is willing if the rest nre, and am ready to commence now. The roads need it and the mules need it worse. Gat that good old Puerto Rico Mo. I?imi from W. P. Odom, 6G6 quickly rellevcjjjColds and LaGrippe, Constipation, Biliousness, Loss of Appetite and Headaches, I VNLAC GAVE ME BACK MY STRENGTH THINK IT IS THE GRANDEST REMEDY," SHE DECLARES. "LIKE A NEW WOMAN." cdmont Woman Says She Was So Weak She Could Hardly Stay Out of Bed. "Tanlac gave \c back my strength id made me feel fine in every way. think it is the grandest medicine in e world and I can heartily recomI'nd it to anyone who suffers from e complaints I had," was the emlatic endorsement of "The Master edicine" given by Mrs. Lizzie Bryn, of Piedmont, S. C., May 9, 1917. Vhen I began taking Tanlac," conlued Mrs. Bryson, "I was so weak id broken down I could hardly keep t of bed. I had no appetite, I could it rest soundly, and I was nervous kill. "The Tanlac gave me back my alth and strength, .though. I soon id a fine appetite, my nerves became rong and steady and I felt fine in cry way. In a week the Tanlac had e feeling like a new woman. It was ;n months mm thnf I >,1 ulim, I . ? - - ? v???? v m DVV/j/J/V V* LMIklil^, inlac. 1 certainly am glad to give is grand remedy public endorseDlit." Tanlac, the Master Medicine, is sold r The Chesterfield Drug Co., Che* rfield, S. C.; T. E. Wanamaker & t. Croghan, S. C.; McBee Drug Co., >ns, Cheraw; Mt. Croghan Drug Co^ cBee, S. C.; Pagoland Drug Co., igeland, S. C.; J. T. Jowers & Son. (Terson, S. C. Ad* AUDITOR S NOTICE The Auditor's Office will be open n* the assessment <>f all classes of Tonal property, new buildings, ansfers of real estate, poll, roail id dog tax, from January 1st to bruary the 20th, 11)20. Vll ablebodicd men between the " s of 21 and 00 years are required i return and pay a poll tax of $1.00 id those between the ages of 21 ami "> years are required by a recent act the Legislature to return and pay commutation road tax of $-'1.00, imc to be collected as other taxes, i be law requires a penalty of ;~?0 r cent, on all property not returned ii* taxation on oi before the 20th iy of February, 1 120. 1 will bo at the following places on jo dates named: Patrick, January the 21st, from 10 i !{ o'clock. Cedar Creek, January 22d, from 1 1 > 3 o'clock. John H, Wallace's, January 23d, om 1) to 12 o'clock. Cash, January 23d, from 1 to .3:30 'clock. Parker School house No. 1. Jnnury 24th, from 10 to 12 o'clock. Cross Roads, January 26th, from I to 12 o'clock. Mt. Croghan, January 27th, from o to 3 o'clock. *iijcss, .January ^?in, irom il in o'clock. Ruby, January 2'Jth, from 1 1 to J clock, An^clus, February .'Id, from II to o'clock, McBce, February 4th, and ,r>th. M iddendorf, February Gth, from I to 2 o'clock, Jefferson, February 9th and 10th, i 12 o'clock. J. G. Holly's, February 10, from to o'clock. W. J. Hicks, February 11, from 11 i II o'clock. Dudley, February 12, from 11 to ;.'10 o'clock. I'agcland, February 1.' 1th, and 1 -1th. Cheraw, February 10th and 17th. T. W. EDDINS, County Auditor. Weak Lin 'I hat's just wh 't ir Tl.oy look strong ciiou steel that ^oos into the cast an?l heat-treated, wearing surface, others Ford melt liurp:sts know ju>t-how ? nch ui They know that the he t different parts, and tha cunt, longer than couni We carry complcta and trucks. And our from minor adjustmen than sorry. Come to t Cheraw Lafta's A ( Overland Motioi WILL PRES "DEAD IN FIVE THURSDAY, AN "THE MOWS' A Five-Reel 1 FRIDAY, J ALSO EDUCATIONAL?WES1 At Chesterfield S< 8 P.M. For \ Flag Brand J Fine Fresh i Cured Mea ! Vegetables J Lowney's ( J Go I A. F. DAVIS i The Oid Reliable Headquarter I _ FOR GALE 2-Horsc Farm For Kent?Steer Fen Township, See or write me at Angelus. !?tp A. 'I'. Wilks. FOR SALE Ford Cars; Touring Fords with an<l without starters, frit es right for <|uick sale. 1 j) Sun ford & Griggs, (ihcsterlield. FOR .SALE Resident;? property; House on Green Street, now oocujiied by 'lie < hesici acid Aovertiser Call at oUicu l'??v particulars. FOR SALE?High grade nmmoniated fertilizers for cotton, corn, tolacco, peanuts, etc. Al.<o, fish f sh s a; , blood, I nil age, foreign I ainit, etc. Write us for prices. DAWiiOO FERTILIZER CO. 5 Box COS, Chnrleston, S. C. FOUND?On East Main* street, I )' !;? id con t; inir>g paper money. Owner can have same htv describing and paying for this ad. The Advertiser. Dye i hat Skirt, Coat or Blouse "Diamond Dyea" Make Old, Shabby, Faded Apparel Juat Like New. T>.<n't worry nlmut perfect results. TT?1?? " i )l<1 lll/tiwl llunu " ((liap.tnlnA.I '-l? ? iMVn, ^linillllbUCU Ul KIYO | n new, rich, fadeless color to any fabric, v lii'ther wool, silk, linen, cotton or mixed f noli -, dresses, blousea, stockings, skirts, children's mat 4 draperies,?everything! A Direction Hook in in package. To inateli any material, have dealer rliow you "Diamond Dye" Color Cam. ?X>?ecit THE UNIVERSAL CAR ks I n a Str nitnt:on parts arc when thoy Ix-comc a jjh, hut the iiictal isn't there- the str Ford chassis and every Ford part. F< each according to its use. Home rei need resiliency, and some need just "t i have been studying these problems lit should be made to endure a nmxin rtie 11 I I e /in n !.?? />kf oSno<l <,v\ k?? t I- ?. ??.' - v vn V.UH IIU l# 1/ wil I 11 V' I ?/|lljr 1'^ lilt- U U t honest Ford parts wear from thirty-fi Lerfoits. i assortments of genuine Ford parts fi ^ara^p is equipped to ^ive careful, p ts to complete overhauls. Drive in, he Authorized Ford dealer for service. If It* a Part of a Ford Car Wo Havo Motor Sales C< Cheraw, S. C. uto and Accessc Chesterfield, S. C. ,1 ??? I ' n Picture Show ENT THE ALIVE" REELS January 8th D TER FATE" Wytery Play anuary 9th "ERN and COMIC PICTURES :hool Auditorium ADMISSION 15 and 25f II II II I Canned Goods Meats ts a a ana bruits bandies To 5 MARKET for Good Thing* To Eat FOR SALE?The estate of John A. Knight, five miles below Catarrh on McBce and Jefferson road, for sale will be offered on or before Jan. 15. Furming implements stock, household effects, etc. will be sold. Mrs. M. J. Knight For information address D. F. Knight, Angtlus, It 1. 3tp. FOR SALE- -Ford Cars, new and reLuilt. Also bodies. We buy or exchange Standard Makes. PAYNE'S AUTO WORKS, 43 26 E- Sixth St. Ci.ai iotte, N. C. FORD OWNERS?lEnjoy the comforts of a closed car. Wc can make your touring car a Sedan for $46.00; your roadster a Coupe for $30.00. For particulars write B. & M. Motor Co., Rock Hill S, C48-fi Dr. H. SMITH, Eye Sight Specialist, can be found the entire Fall and Winter at his office, Monroe, N. C. ' Modern and up-to-date methods. FURS WANTED?I will buy all kinds of furs; Coon;'Possum,Mink, Muskrat, etc. T. E. White, tf At Chctcrfield Dry Goods. SALESMAN WANTED?To solicit orders for lubricating oils, greases and paints. Salary or commission. Address The Harvey Oil Co., Cleveland, Ohio. NOTICE On the 9th day of February, I will apply to the Probate Court for a discharge as administratrix of the estate of J. W. Johnson, deceased. Jan. 5, 1920. p LEONA JOHNSON, Administratrix f / ong Chain part of your Ford car. oritf durable Vanadium i?rd part* arc especially rjuire a hard, flint-like numbness." for sixteen years and lum of wear and tear, of special formuals for ive to one hundred per or both paHRenjrnr car* rompt I'ord service it's butter to bo ?ufo It )mpany i