Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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I pW).!- 1 In TheGla WK We've got. to base cur Wf pearances, and a poorly dre ^' fit of the doubt. High-Art Made by Strouse & B Have often played an I cess. You can't afford to 1 We are showing Strouse Sui ! i I I I I > | 8H< i ivif;)i : ivjaho'finy Fr !' h | Men's Army Last Shoes . . I i Men's Glazed Kit! Shoes . B | Men's Work Shoes I Ladies' Military Ile<d thiols Ladies' French 11 e?* 1 Loots \ Children's Shoes We received a new shi I Green and Black. Come to see us for any i and Gents' Furnishings. I TEAL-JO i The Home o i J - PIPE, FITTINGS, PUMFS, C Due to strikes, in both steel settled conditions it has been 1 have been very fortunate in h i tint's, Etc. COLUMBIA SUPPLY 1 < \ /? */ ?/V 15 ~JO?j . , S -L/CJ/S /' A'/Vis? i$8aP '}!*?" v ^ $' + You hear of coal strikes am Wood-Chopper's strike? No sir, and you never will, the job The size of a man's pile is or splitting is hard work line tolerable. TOOLS?TOOLS?TOOLS jjfet into the picture. With sha wood to chop. 1 ' (^ ime of Life j judgment many times on afisscil man never gets the benet Clothes rothors, Baltimore, Md., important part in men's Sue- j 3e misjudged. ts in regulars, stouts and slims J \ j %'i,iJLi / #H ? KI|X # :i 'V,| 'uiM A\ M 'ijj i! ^ :|' ' ' */W -I;-:r?r"vi| \w 1 ' M . // " ll ;i|,( ' OES I 93.ro i<? 910.00 1 $8.50 $8.50 lYom $3.00 to $6.00 $3.00 lo $10.00 $4.50 to $9.00 $1.00 to $4.50 pnient <j 1 Strvson llats, colors thing in Clothing, Shoes. Hats 'NES CO. t dl I /O I i vioou biothes YL1NDERS & WELL POINTS <i.I coal min and other unii .1 to secure material, hut we a I.ivc a "ooil stock of Pipe, I*"iLCOLUMBIA, S. C. 823 Weit Gervai* Street Mi v- I?I W - 1 f 1 /T LOOKS *."<!? St ( St/V s\t-1- W//V7,?' 5 " V' I t/>& h'OR OS I J 1 S,i.L Yrt'S L 1 cc/Ai i. ' ^ !il i J r v'W-' > " ? f\ v 5., v i? i. V * ?;- ?< '. ^' - 4>>> - ...- - . yy t r"7' . ^ X 1 railroad strikes and steel stril The good old reliable wood-c often a good indication of chai ler any circumstances, hut wil ?that's what we are trying to ,rp, reliable tools, we come to Hardwaie '' NOTES FROM HOPEWELL t This community welcomes Mr. Roy Tonl and family, who have taken up their residence here. We veL et ' i . t > note that Mr. Teal has been quite I j ill ever since his arrival, but we all j hope that he will soon be quite well > , again. Mr. C. C. Lisenhy and family vis j ited ut Mr. Sandy Rescue's near Mt. ! Croghan Sunday aflrnoon. j Mr. and Mrs. J. B. lluntley and ' Miss Cora Huntley visited Mrs. Fan| nie Griggs Sunday. Mr. Earlie Rollings visited in this i community recently. Mr. and Mrs. L. .T. Jacobs sp?'nt the we "'".-end in Cheraw visiting friends and relatives. ' Messrs. Elisha Huntley and Ed. Lisenby took a flying trip to Cheraw j last Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Lisenby spent ; las! Sunday with Mr. Lisenby's par- j ents, Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Lisenby. | NOTICE OF DISOLUTION Jair.es and C. W. Sullivan have dissolved partnership, James Sullivan ! continuing the business. James and C. W. Sullivan, Ruby, S. C. NOTICE OF SALE OF PERSONAL PROPERTY i District CVuil of the United States, , Eastern District of South Carolina, i In Bankruptcy ' In (ho mutter of C. A. Bakt r and W. I A. ({rintt individually and as co| ) partners doing bu-iness as Peoples | Drug Company, Bankrupts. | Pur u nit tn the order of Robert J. ' j Kirlc, Hsouire, Referee in Bank' luptcy, diireted to me and dated the I , >n!i j'.:!;, of .1 .inuury, I'.hJO, I will sell I j at public aitvl'on, to the highest bid | j ?I r :'..i eas'i, at the store house forint erly oi-<oj|> d |>y tin: said Peoples. i i). n;Company in the town of Jef fci mi, S, at 11 o'eloek A.M. on ! } .Saturday, .January 'J 1th, lD'aO, lite } fnlli wing personal property^ to wit: j I One shredder, one haypress. far.n ; i . j implement six mules, two wagons I | (two-horse), one mower, one rake, ! 'one ci .v vH ealf, olie Kord touring j f i car, oil I'uick touring car, one saw | oil!, bnler and eng ne; stock of i i 11 ti and fi.vtun . and stock of gr-?j ! reries and fixtures. The stoek of i jdiugs and fixtures will lie sold as a ! whole and the steel: of groceries and I fixtures will he sold :e a whole; and | all other articles shall he sold sop| .irately. The said sale shall be for rash and free of lion. Arrangements I for the removal of the properly to be J made with the trustee. I Any and all of these articles can be I seen on application to the undcr| signed. I .1. C. MILLER, Trustee. ;|Dyed Her Faded Skirt, Also a Coat "Diamond Dyes" Make Shabby Apparel Just Like New?So Easy! Don't worry about perfect results, j Use "Diamond Dyes," guaranteed to give I ft new, rich, fudeless color to any fuhric, whether wool, Milk, linen, cot tun or mixed fronds,? dresses, hlotiscs. -lucking-, skirts, children's cunts, draperies,- every tiling! A Itirretion llinik i- in nnckn<.'c. T<> match any material, have dealer hJiuw you "Diamuii'l by*" Color Curd. (.2 /?//-<. I J " ~ " ~ 1 iS/WOH si I I ~L' t v/C/<ED SLEUGF. J TH6 V. OP Lit XJH T- //E: P J ( THU* 1 ??? JL . v' ' 77.":' t'fin ,'ll 5>/iy ( cur WE 2)0*E"i. SisiliS WE TW//\ A S ) /\/M7~.\<0 WE S I>OtW' ( CE'tD <> S1L.L. TwE I />//>/' \ hsO/lW. hj.. . ;5SP1 S . , . : Z~..Q iviv ?^r- ' '. ' >. " mmmi.., /4<y /<?:? : % ' - - - | " " V ^ 1 1 I Kos, i) 11 t. did you over hoar of a hopper is still with us and on ratter. Wood-chopping, sawinK \ thout good tools it is almost in- , > tell you about; that's whore we 1 the rescue of our friends with 1 Company' ZT7 E^v. and Mrs. F. M. Cannon have returned from a ten days visit to friends and relatives at Sumter. Sto me for the best of Michigan i ay) Timothy and Clover light mixed. W. P. ODOM. Mr. R. Lee Walts and bride have returned from their wedding tour and are at home to friends In Chesterfield. Flag Brand Canur 1 Goods?none better at A. F. D .vli Market. Mrs. 1 ,ee Melton and little son, Carioll, who have both been quite ill, are pronounced out of danger and on the road to recovery. Big stock of the old reliable Flag Brand Canned Goods at A. 1. Davis Market. The Chesterfield Band is now having oemi-weekly practice and :s mak ing considerable progress. The hand \.ill probably make its bow to the public before a great while. The people know a good thing when they see it, and they have seer SWEET SIXTEEN. W. P. ODOM. Mr. and Mrs. .1. 1,. Craig, of Che raw. snout last wooktoiiil willi V.> I W. I). Craig". See me for good prren coffee by the tack or by the pound. W. P. ODOM. Mrs. A. I.. llrijocs ami Mrs. Thuriiian Teal spent Wist week in A ml t ews. Miss Vera Mellon \ isilcd several lay;-. last wee!; in Mithlemlorf. Mr. .Jack Gardner, of Suringlield, r visiting his brother, lir. It I.. tiaidner. If you want to sow a little late rye, buy the Ahrusexi. W. P. ODUrtJ Mr. and Mrs. George Craig, Mr-. .1. O. Craig, Mr. and .Mr . Jean and Mrs. Louise < '?-f*ije l.utnsford, of Wadesboro, visited nt the home ol Air. W. D. Craig Sunday. I am exchanging meal for seed, and delivering the meal as yon bring the teed, \V. P. ODOM. linn. U. K. I.niny, accor.ipniih d by Airs. Laney, lias gone to Coluinbn . where Air, i.aney will lie for sunn linie alien I.iii* the mining sr. .-nth of the (ielter.tl A sinibly. Aits. U. I. \ewsoin, n| Ittihy, i vining In-, puienis, Mr. and Aiis. J. T. 1 lu it. The lir. t quarterly conference of the Chesterfield charge will be held at St. Paul (.T.'.trch next Sunday aim Alundav. On Sunday at 1 1 : '{(? A.Ai. the presiding elder, Kc v. ) '. II. SIiiiU i, will deliver a special message on church-wide revival. At the clo i of the aerinon the sacrament of tin Lord's Suppei will he administered. On Monday r.t 1 1 A.M. a business session will be held and all official members of the church are r yjexted to be present. Ladies of the church ?vili serve dinner at the close of the business session. Wl en you come to town to buy Flour, Feed, Meal and Hull*, Coffee, Sugar, Lard, Tobacco, bnuff, See, W. P. GDOiVI and f.ave some money. Miss Alma Fields has accepted tli? position of head nur.e for I)r. Dubois at Ueimeilsviih*. \liuu I.';..I.n : mi.y hinds in and around Chesterfield regret to set- her leave. ..I r. Eddie <'ampin II a prominent young man of Ilai tsvilie, anil Mi Man Blown, the charming young daughter of Mr. ('. \V. ltiov n, of tin tdack Creek section, (Chesterfield County, were married Tuesday even ing !>y Magistrate T. II. Douglass. I will give you ? bargain in Big Whistle and Rock &. Rye Tobaccos. See me, W. P. ODOM. if you wish to pay cash for your fertilizers this year, see me before you buy, as I have 'em all "skint" for cash. i also have a good line of the well known .1. ('. Spaeh one and two horse wagons on hand, bought before the advance. (). Taylor,. Mt. Crofthun, S, C. And still they come for SWEK'I SIXTEEN. They buy it in five and ten barrel lot*. W. P. ODOM Kuby-My-Tism is a great pain kill i*r. It relieves pain and rurenes paused by Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Sprains, Etc. One of the earthquakes which re rntly have shaken Mexico, taking a large toll of dead, destroyed the Presbyterian mission house and church it Jalapu, halfway between Vera Cruz and Mexico City. We have several fine farm* for tale. If you are interested see us. DOUGLASS REAL ESTATE CO. W. J. Douglaa* C. C. Douglat*. NOTICE All persons who have sent taxes, >r have written me since January 10 and have received no answer will please write me at once, as, owing to my mail box having been robbed, their letters may not have reached me. J. A. Welsh, Treasurer Chesterfield County. A college Professor has invented a iky-rocket with which it is hoped t< reach the moon. 1 he rocket is nol intended to carry passengers, but will convey scientific instruments which will record atmospherical condition* it higher ultitudcs than have hither. U> been explored. The knowledge :hus gained will be of grent benefit :o science and to weather forecasters. 6f}6 quickly relieves Colds and Lairipbo, Constipation, Biliousness,' .one( of Appetite and Headaches. FOR SALE ( FOR SALE?Ford Cars; Touring 1 Fords with and without starters. I Prices right for quick sale. J SANFORI) K. GRIGGS, Chester, lieid. FOR SALE?Two Mules. It I)r. D. T. Teal. FOR .SALE?Residence property; House on Green Street, now occu- ^ pied by The Chestcriield Advertiser Call at oflico for particulars. I j y FOR SALE?High grade anunoniated fertilizers for cotton, corn, tobacco, peanuts, etc. Also, fish fish scrap, blood, tankage, foreign kainit, etc. Write us for prices. DAW1IOO FERTILIZER CO. 5 Box G08, Charleston, S. C.! FOR SALE?The estate of John A. j Knight, five miles below Catarrh , on Mcllee and .Jefferson road, for sale will be offered on or before , Jan. 15. Farming implements i stock, household effects, etc. will 1 be sold. j Mrs. M. J. Kniglit For information address 1). F. j Knight, Angelus, It 1. dtp. PEAS WANTED?Bring me your peas, any qnuntity, any quality, highest pi ice paid. See me and get ( pnr'*.s be fore you sell. B. T. Kaylield, >p Chesterfield It. 1 j SHUCKS WANTED HMK) to 2,OOtl I i <iii;.ds shucks. Up A. J. Ruhr : FURS WANTED I will luty all !vii.?1 s of furs; Cnonj'I'ossiuii.MinU, Musk rat, etc. T. 10. YVh to, tf At Chclcrlicld Dry Goods. WANTED Viui t<? wide u it' y mi arc interested io n <lcalci < mtract , for tlic sale of ("orbit! Motor Ti ucks. Kreemau-Moorc Co., Hon-j ncltsvillc, S. C. Dr. H. SMITH, IOye Sight Specialist,! can be found the entire Kail and | Winter at his oflice, Monroe, N. C | ' Modern and up to-date methods j GST?Hig, bine! hound; tan legs; ] h'athci ci liai around neck ; st rayed 1 I Dec. tit ii. i*1 v.i < notify Chester Giigg , Chestoriichi, S. C., Route 2, Ho\ 11(1. lip FARM FOR KENT?I T wo Horse . I*":1.i in for i t ul. i it Dr. D. Y. Teal. | FOUND?Automobile Cushion. Own er can obtain same by describing 1 and paying for advertisement. ' lp Dr. A. II. Ilaydcn I CARD OF THANKS I wish to thank my friends for their kindness during our recent bereavement. Gratefully yours, ' ' .1. B. C. Hunt, j I NOTICE j j j On the 11th day of February, ! will apply to the 1'rohate Court far a di- ' charge as administratrix of the estate | of J. YV. Johnson, decea id, { I Jan. 5, 11)20. ' i P I.KONA JOHNSON, Adn.inislratrix ' NOTICE j j I hereby forbid anyone from hir- j dig, or harboring my son, Ellis Ia?w- j , ' ry, aged 12. under penalty of the i ' j law. p SI I. AS I.OYVERV. ' NOTICE TO THOSE OWING j THE CASH MARKET j ' All p ersons indebted to Tin- CASH ( MAUKKTt previous to January 1. will i please pay either Mr. Walter Camp- J hell or the undersigned. These accounts are all overdue and must In- I settled. J. AARON KKM.KKS I; IT"' ~ ( * t. Insist 01 Imitation *'F< rd" psir stores and garages to tinst (ienuiije I*'ord parts made who have no connection w tmrtH lire >"? ~?1" ' , .. -t VTVII IflUlll' I used by the ' ! t'ompan; break when ihe irenuine I thirty.five t<> one hundred The Authorized Ford (he Genuine Ford parts. ' ( aeh part according to it est wearing qualities. Fv Ford truek. Our stock of parts is at your service at all tunes be necessary. Save your < If Cheraw Lafta's Au II ^ I1 V Farmers Mei FLO WE do not hesitate to say w ho market. SELF-RISING?MOTHER G O Kood PLAIN?MELROSE and CR FEE Ivliil Feed, S^yeet Feed, Daii lay, Corn, Cotton Seed ivieal and ir.e of feeds at al! times. Yon \vi! SAL We have an abundant suppl CANNED You will find on our shelves jOOPS, all fresh. TOBA Wo carry a full line of Snu ilso supplies of all kinds. FERTIL \V i? have a limited amount t can soil or exchange for soed, * it rate of Soda, Wo are ])roparod to make pi i IT WILL P A Y YOU TO SEE You will find we carry a CO it ALL TIMES. Farmers Mei j ! : I ^ v (r-?? I 7T~rp | ' I jlj """ i ! ^ - i 'i j i " i - j Pressin: i i i:.i. v j uiciiu: I i lie Pri ! i Wy Air. ji. Ai. Odom ami will i I 'ii-mc stuml. Alio I.I^I l>lT r.-%! I fi. c c ! .1I?C3. All work fv^rar | 11 11 THE UNIVERSAL CAR n Genuine Ford ? ts are being sold by many mail-ordei jspecting Ford owners ns "Ford" part* by the Ford Motor Company. They ni hatsoever with the Ford Motor Compa rom the ramp grade of steel, or undei v. They are counterfeit parts. Tests ford parts didn't even bend, and they per cent, lower in quality. Dealer is your protection. As such, v< rhcy are made from the famous Ford s use?is heat-treated in the way that < ery part is the same as its duplicate i complete. And our Ford garotte and i. Drive in when replacements or repai ;ar and also your money. Its a Part of a Ford Car We Hsvr It Motor Sales Go Cheraw, S. C. ito and Accesso hesterfield, S. C. rcantile Co. UR re have the BEST FLOUR on OOSE and FAMOUS. .None $12.50 per Barrel USADER. None Better. $12.50 per Barrel DS \v Feed, Chicken Feed, Oats, ' Mulls. We carry a complete II find our PRICES RIGHT. -T y of SALT. GOODS a complete line of CANNED CCO iking and Chewing Tobaccoa, 1ZERS if cotton seed meal which we Also a limited quantity of k is on all grades of Fertilizers : US BEFORE YOU BUY Ail'LETE STOCK OF GOODS xantile Co. L !! r;- # m v. . v-, I i it 2'i. -? ? i ir? - i . \ }/:'" i'i \ \\ g Club ssin.K c'luli formerly owned continue the business at the dug and Repairing are our lteed. HCAL I r / Parts houses, down-town i. But Ihcy are not re made by concerns uy. These imitation r the same formulus have shown them to generally are from handle nothing but Vanadium Steel and will ifive it the tonkin your Ford car or Ford mechanics ure rs for your car muy ' mpany ry Shop