The Chesterfield advertiser. [volume] (Chesterfield C.H., S.C.) 1884-1978, January 29, 1920, Image 6
K 1 TAILOR
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' Baltimore, will be lien
p' i
Monday an
February 2
1*.
Willi a comple
Be sure to see iiim
| order.
* j TEAL-JO?
The Home of (
PIPE, FITTINGS, PUMPS, CVL
Due to striae*. in both : led ui
.?* - * ' settled conditions it has been bar
have been very fortunaie in ha\ii
tin^s, Etc.
COLUMBIA SUPPLY (
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A Car Load ol lint
rive the latter part ol thii
W. H. I:
FOR SALE *
EGGS FOR SALE from my fi. C. II. I. !
Reds. I have .r> pens mated up that
are beauties. $.'{.()() per i *?. Price
to Poultry Clui) membe rs s !.0u.
J. W. llanna.
FOR SALE?llip'h pr.ule ammoniat-!
ed fertilizers for col ton, corn, to-;
bacco, peanuis, etc. Also, li h '
fish scrap, blood, 1 ii:kav<\ foreipn
kainit, etc. V."rile us for price-, j
DAWIIOO KKRT1I.1/KR GO. '
r, Hox (?0S, ('ii;:rl< slon, S. :
CORN GROUND A (!ri i Mill isM
now in operation at the Tend- j
Li^ht & Power Plant, where you j
can tfet your corn ground.
LOST?Three coats and one apron; |.
in white sack; lost Saturday even- j.
injr, Jan. 17th, in lot hack of llendrix
Grocery Store. Finder please
return to Hendrix Store and le
ceive reward.
Ip C. A. IIRKDKIX LOST?A
Child's broadcloth Coal;
color Cadet Blue, i'h Black Velvet
Collar and But >ns. Finder
please return to Mrs. It. F,. Itiveiv
and receive reward. ''
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LOST?34x1 Ajax Tire on demount
able riqi. J. A. KNIGHT i
j
FOUND?Small roll of hills, near
Court House. J. A. KNIGHT. <1
TWO NEW iV
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These Cars al' n
Dignified in Appear j
Graceful, y*..i Power
FIRS I COST as v/el!
They represent 1
CARS.
They must be m
| WE ALSO BUY
GRAM I;
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or from the MOP- :
j COMPANY, of
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d Tuesday
d and 3d
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tf* lino of \X/nnlf*n.Q !
before placing your
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m go.
soocl Clothes 1
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INDERS & WELL POINTS
i?I coal mine.;, and other und
to secure material, hut we
i*^ a Rood stock of Pipe, Fiti:
.
COLUMBIA, S. C.
^ ^ ' 823 West Gervais Street
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i youn^ mules will ar- j
^ week. 1
>orter'
WANTED To contract with responsible
party having complete saw
mill outfit t<> cut several million
foot of j.itu" timber in Florence
county, South Carolina.
I >A lidON WAOONKIi CO.,
It I'amplico, N.C.
NOTICE?1 will make photographs
every Saturday in the rear of Win;;ato
and Hurst barber shop.
1 am prepared to make any kind ;
or enlarge and frame them.
a 1>. K. Douglass
ULCANIZING -All kinds; ?>n tires
and tubes; especial attention to
rim cuts.
.r?p A UN Kit DAVIS,
J'uitfo Avenue.
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Jr. II. SMITH, Kye Si^ht Specialist,'
can be found the entire Full and j
Winter at his office, Monroe, N. C.I
Modern and up-to-date methods. |
TJRS WANTED?I will buy all
kinds of furs; Coon;'Possum,Mink,
Muskr.it, etc. T. Pi. White,
ti At Cheterfield Dry Goods, i
'EAS WANTED?Brinjr me your
peas, any qauntity, any quality, 1
highest price paid. See nie and get
prices be fore you sell.
I?. T. Itayfield,
t|l ^ 'ItOuf I) A
IOTOR SENS;
Fl.
:ie fftier a
eston Gai
ave Standard Equipment; they
r?ce; Sturdy and Durable in Mi
ful in Performance, and overi
as in FUEL CONSUMPTION,
he VERY LATEST IMPROVED
en to be appreciated. Ask for
, SELL and EXCHANGE CARS.
W. J. Pei
DEALER
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DEATH OF DREW RIVERS
Mr. Drew Rivers passed away at
iiis home last Saturday morning after
in illness of several years. Mr. Riv- j
ers, who was 60 years of age, had j
never married. The funeral was conducted
at the Hopewell church on
Sunday. Mr. Rivers was well known '
in the county and had many friends
who are grieved to learn of his death.
He bore his suffering patiently. The j
remains were laid to rest in the Hope- ' (
well cemetery.
1
FREEMAN?MOORE c
On last Saturday night Mr. William
Freeman, of the Snow Hill sec- t
lion, and Miss I.illie Moore, of Wexford,
slipped away from their friends g
and made a flying trip to Chesterfield,
whre they induced the Rev. F. M.
Cannon to unite them in marriage.
Returning to Snow Hill they informed
the g-oom's people of what they
had done. After a brief retention
they journeyed to Wexford and broke }
the news to the bride's family. Mr. i
Freeman is the son of Mr. Randolph {
Freeman and Mrs. Freeman is the
18-year 1 old daughter of Mr. C. P. j
Moore. Both have many friends who 3
wish them well. ^
HEN'S FEED AFFECTS FLAVOR j
AND COLOR OF EGG YOLKS I
In extreme cases the flavor ami
udor of the feed have been imparted
to the egg. Onions have been fed in
suflicient quantity to bring about
this effect. Those who desire to market
a lirst-class article should not
give feed of high and objectionable
[lavor to their flocks.
In no < ; should tainted feed be
idlnwcd to enter the ration. Feed also
has an ii iu< nee on the color of the
yol':. < 01 l'e<l e>;o!u i ?uy v .!! g;v?
n i u-p ( !,., ,)) highly colored y >lk,
wl.: e wheat a! :e will pr . !jc. a
much lighter yolk. .'. t rly high >![>i<
I yolk i; usually p.cferri and
can usually !?' oiitniacd hy feed-rig
i moderate amount < ! corn. Plenty
i?f green feed also eniiches the color
af the yolk.
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING
* Notice is-hereby given that there
will be a meeting of the stock-holders
of the Bank of Ruby & Ml. Crogian,
at its office, on th 12th day of
[ 'ebruary, 1U20, at 12 o'clock, for
he purpose of considering a motion
Lo amend its charter, by striking out
die words, "Ruby etc," in its name,
-o that the name of the bank shall
be, "Bank of Ml. Croghun."
Jas. II. Rutliff,
Cashier
GASOLINE SYSTEMS 1
Oil Tanks and Pumps, Air I
Compressors, Computing Scales
Floor Scales, Show Cases, Ac- ]
count Registers, Rebuilt Cash ,
Registers, Safes, Store Fixtures. ,
HAMILTON SALES CO. ]
Columbia, S. C.
NOT SICK
AKDJjOT WELL
In The Peculiar Situation Described,
ZIBON lion Tonic is Found Helpful.
It often happens that the organs of your
body do not function properly, for some
reason or other. There is nothing really
wrorvp, and you are not 9ick. But cer- '
tainly you^re not well, either.
If you are in such a condition, read
what Mr. Wm. M. Bass, Kt. l.Crossville,
Ala., did. and try Ziron Iron Tonic, as
he did. Mr. Bass says:
"1 am nearly always pretty wel! and
strong and do not need mucn medicine
excepting for headaches. But, recently,
when I had not been feeling very well
for a while, I knew I ncedea some sorl
of medicine to make me all right.
I took Ziron and it made me strong and
well again."
Ziron puts iron into the blood, and, by
doing Uils, may prevent a serious attack
of illness,whicn you are liable to "catch"
at any time it your system is weakened
or your condition below par.
Ziron has well proven its value as a
tonrc. Try it when you feel the Iqast bit
cut of sorts, noi quite as good as usual,
tired and weary.
Your druggist sells Ziron on a moneyhack
guarantee. znto
j Vour Blood Needs I i
f? n R> :
K\ b'-ii v J Lv?)
vnoNS \
nd
*S i
are beautiful and ?'
ike-Up; Quiet and t
*11, Economical in 1
IENTS IN MOTOR \
a demonstration. 1
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b
ry
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jouth Carolina g
ntfidaiini i ii in* "i iii11 iiiimi !
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LftCAL ITEMS-'
Mr*. J. T. Hurst spent several days
n Ruby this week, the guest of Mrs.
I. C. Newsom.
Plenty of old-time White Granua
ted Sugar?20 cents per pound.
W. A. RIVERS.
I have a bargain in Green Coffee.
Ir aui a to see me for your Green
Coffee. W. P. ODOM.
Miss Eula Knight, of Cheraw, spent
ast week-end with Miss Mary Funlerburg.
Flag Brand Canned Goods?none
>etter at A. F. Davis Market.
That good choice Michigan Hay is
[oinj last. This is the best of hay.
W. P. ODOM.
Miss Wilma Swinnie visited her siser.l
ir:,. Eugene Myers of Wadesboro
his weak.
Then: will be a box supper at
/nughi School Hohse on Thursday
svenin*;, February 5, to which the
)ubRc is cordially invited.
If y-u with to pay cath for your
rertiliscrs this year, tee me before
rou bey, at I have 'em all "tkint"
or ca-h. I alto have a good line
>f tl.e well known J. C. Spach one
tnd two horte wagon* on hand
>ought before the advanre.
J. O. TAYLOR
Mt Croghan, S. C.
Mr. Perry M. Therrell has returnid
from Jefferson, Georgia, bringing
vith hhn Mrs. Therrell and children, I
vho hud spent some time there vis- i
ting Mrs. Therrell's parents.
Mrs. Lee Melton and son, Carroll, \
vho have been confined to the house J
'or several weeks, are able to lie out 1
tgain. |
If vc vi want a car of loose bulls, I
an ijet them for you at a price that
vill tickle you W. P. ODOM. !
Mr. Robert Rivers was painfully l
mrt In it Friday while cutting wood
?n the F. \V. Rivers place. /. sh rp
>iece of wood rebounded and dCfini*
dm o:. the upper lip m ule a wound
hat i" quired six stitches to cl?>
lob is no of the cornet solois's of the |
3he te, Held bund and oi> :>< < met ??f '
lis injury '.'ill perforin on the Imss
lrur; f >r a few weeks. j
I run still swapping mr <1 for cotton
eeti ;.t the rate of 2,?!00 pounds of
ncal for or.e ton of seed. W. P. Odoin
Mis. Allie Adams and children
ipent the week-end at the home of
dr. Fed Davis, of McFarlan, N. C. i
Regular communication of ChesterIchl
Lodge No. 220 A. F. M. will be 1
leld Friday evening, Jan. :il)th, at
1:00 o'clock. Bv order of It- F T?nl
W. M. " ' I
Big stock of the old reliable Flag
Brand Canned Goods at A. F. Davis
Market.
Regular meeting of Palmetto Camp
Mo. 120, W. O. W., will be held Sat-!
inlay night, Feb. 0. All medbers urged
to attend. The Chesterfield Brass
Band will play on this occasion.
I have been so busy selling Sweet
Sixteen that 1 did not have time to
tvrite any little "buzzers" last week.
W. P. ODOM.
000 quickly relieves Colds and I.a- '
Grippe, Constipation, Biliousness,
[.oss of Appetite and Headaches.
MANY MOKE RADICALS I
INDICTED IN CHICAGO
Kighty-five additional members of
he Communist party were indicted
n Chicago by the Special Grand Ju- J
y which is probing the activities of
;he radicals. The defendants involved
are named in one general conspiracy
indictment charging them with
idvocating the overthrow of the Government
by violence. Sepurate inlictments
were also returned as to
ill but three of these defendants,
rharging them with violation of the
lew sedition law of Illinois.
The most prominent of the defend Ills
it Mrs Put!.. Pots?..?. ...i? I
... . w.>c * (tnvwi kJH/lW.T, W IIU
s said to bo a member of tho Nationd
Executive Committee of the Comnunist
organization.
Mrs. Stokes is already under a ten
rear sentence to the Missouri I'enientiary,
having been convicted in
he United States Court at Kansas
Y.y on two counts of an indictment
barging violation of the Espionage
Vet.
NOT ICE
Important to W. O. W., members
>f Palmetto Camp No. 12d, Chslerield,
S. C. All members wishing to
xchange their old certificate for the
lew universal certificate, or to aoept
either one of the f? options the
Session of our Sovereign at Chieago,
919. All those wishing options
vithout additional expense or 'cost
>f examination will he requested to
lo Sifi }w*f(iro 1 I All
nemburs that have not already made
hia change will please see 'me and
et me know. Those wishing to exhange
the new universal certilidate
vill please bring in theis old certifiatc.
Sovereigns don't neglect this mater.
It is important that you attend
o it at once.
Fraternally yours,
M. 3- WATSON, Clerk.
OR SALE? FORD CARS
NEW AND REBUILT
We also carry Ford Itoudstur,
'ouring and Sport Bodies in stock.
Ve do high grade painting and top
uilding on all makes,
PAYNE'S AUTO WORKS,
' Charlotte's Reliable Car Market.
6 E. 6th St., Charlotte, N. C.
Ruby-My-Tism is a great pain killr.
It relieves pain and soreness
aused by Rheumatism, Neuralgia,
prains, Etc.
.Wi-J . i IllffW liMU
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Pf WhOur
SUPRE1
jilSjflll ammoniatcd 10?/
Packing House .'a
?*ve ra'n3 ^ce or^
soluble, insure cor
preventing sheddi
LrV^n^jti Tankage in litem
the soil, thus supi
crops "without ext:
*n olir Year Book.
We use the t
\]mmi I BOND BRAND:
^ |uous service.
i T. L. At
II '\ ' r_ I? :53?
Hir
mmm* k> .. vTr^xr AIMBMI >||WK >
V??s ? fine farms for
?alo. i ,..e in t??~ested :'e uj.
DOL Ci /.JiJ REAL ESTATE CO.
V/. J. Douglas*
C. C. Douglass.
DlM.:n 1 RC. E NOTiCE
On i!.- i i: I- }i? 11; i ; ik'vi, 11
will a,I > ?c l i' <*??vt"L ofI
Chester: ieai (Hiii'y 1". a dis bargei
us 'Admini.si: ..l<-r m E.-L.ic of |
J. \V. i1 i'i v, dceca d.
Jan. 15)20.
p NANCY .i. TERRY,
A dminist rutrix.
* DISCHARGE NOTICE
On the 24th" of February next, I
will apply to the Probate Court of
Chester field County for a discharge
an Guardian of J. Carroll Miller, Rosa
M. Shannon, l.ottie .). Jamison, Everett
R. Miller and Mildred L. Miller,
p FLORA G. MILLICR,
Guardian.
DISCHARGE NOTICE
On February 24th next I will apply
to the Probate Court for Chesterfield
County for discarge as Administratrix
of the Estate of J. F. Miller,
deceased.
p FLORA (>. MILLER,
Administratrix.
DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
S TA 1 ES.
Eastern District of South Carolina.
In Bankruptcy.
In the matter of C. A. Baker and W.
A. Gantt, individually, and as copartners"
doing business under the
?.rm rime ami style f?f "Peoples
Drug Company, Bankrupts.
Par u.int to the order of Robert J.
r..r r, r. quire, iteicrue in UanK>
ruplcy, directed to me unci (luted
.liitiuiiry 22<1, 1020, 1 will offer for
sale at public auction, In the town
<'i' Jefferson, South Carolina, at the
store house formerly occupied by
the said Peoples I>ru^ Company,
on Monday, the third day of FebIs
Your Car
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I 1 o :i !> of
; 5>.if J h r fro* i
r-.'ju't . -nts j'i i hat it
!il iy to In; ? : actly t
L ^ j
L '-JP 1
Brii.cot Cat
Briscoe Enjfinee
over every process o
quirements.
That is why Bri
economy, of consiste
* why, too, when you r
delay and at a mode
WE ARE BRISCOE
W have Two
HAVE ADVANCED
these at the old prio
Farmers
Wj .. .<tLw>-.U jJililfeitl. . 2. ... i
C. ST. LOVIi ^ KANSAS CITY S
-as r OKLfcii,
B * MANUFACTURED OF ^ ^
HE an0 TAHKAGE FERl
oms crnce branch offices
LANTA J%ms,X
j Morris Brain
Are Best
VIE and PACKING HOUSE BR,
0 with the highest grades of geni
.nkage and Blood, are not leachecl a\
inary fertilizers. Their aminonialon,
istant feeding of the plant till late j
ng and promoting vigorous, healthy
is rich in )x>tar?h and alro liberates i
dying the potash requirements of
ra cost. Read what our customers s;
;ame grade of Tankage and Blood i
1 which insures their high quality
FOR SALE BY
B. LANEY, Cheraw, S. G.
JSTIN S GO. Alarshville, IN
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' >'20, a , i \
forenoon, i,i(> ?"n||(iv ,
. i | :ircei of real
. . * % r ; 1 < .-? I ilied, l-i wit :
1. A lot in li t* i .v , of . | A
'1 i< . vi i r >;u,l\. ; i ,
. .vi'll double 1i.ii-!; id ore im i i i.
It reon, I.-.- ?r. I'ip.ii !
IS; . 1 W. A. (I u !! ;. ;
1), !i"- <"?*? . miiy : hi: ,;n. .in, !
I l'? ' . i. <!? .hi Main ' J "
h .red inn y-three
?' i u;jJ -I Vort'i i '
if Miller and tin ?liu;r ad .?
i jr ' '' <?l lit ' said Mai.iv ?v ; i!
Hast by M rn St re t, 1 ?iu . I?. <
ires of ti. ?V. Cretfory ami West iiy an <ii
alley. x
2. Also, a !nt in the town of Jcffcr
son, Chesterfield County, S. C.,lately ^
of C. A. Maker and \V. \ fjnotl, i?ounfled
Nor;:l Iiy promises of Xichol;mi Vt
<S: Son, Ib.st 1 y .Main Si., on which is
hi s a fro: iay if m-v. i (7) feet, and
pi entires of It. M. Milier, South hy "
pi eniises of R. li. Miller and lot with
store buddings lately occupied l>y si
Peoples I)ru? Company, and West hy w
an alley. A
3. Al.-a, a lot in tin town of .feffcrson,
Chesterfield County, S. C., late- ^
ly occupied by W. A. (iautt, fliinen- '
sions hi." hundred (Idtl) f.et by on-.
bundled ninety-throe (!'.?.{) feet. ' !
Mi und i North i>y pn mi.i-- Mi . Via
ry Evan , East by Main St., South
by p.emi -,s of ('. '!'. Fletcher, and '
vVeM by an alley. 'l
i. Also, a lot with tlie r<. idcnee of
W. A. (lantt thereon, in the town of
Jefferson, Chesterfield County, S. C., B
containing one acre more or less, ai v
ill - c m.mr of Elizabeth and Maxton -b
Street ;; bounded North by other pi
premises of W. A. (jnntt, East by
pr anises of W. W. Milb-r, Sou>h by si
Eliz i!-eth Street and West by Max- r
! to.: Street. ?i
I Also, a lot in the town of Jcffor- cc
' son, Chesterfield county, S. and sa
j adjacent to the above described resi- th
i dence lot of W. A. Guntt, containing
| two and one-fifth (2 l-f?) acres more |
3 UIL T
cV Just
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L ' I ' J M > '< III"1 <: : t >' I ' 111 < >> '
inny standards of construe tio) no i
In same.
r/S e a.
/
i are i*.' f'er Cent. in oo
rs not only design the ear. but tl
f manufacture, and see that it is i
scoe Cars set unmatchable standa
nt performance, of all-round satis
iced a spare part you can get it vvi
rate expense.
DISTRIBUTORS FOR CHESTER!
TOURING CARS on hand and al
$100.00 on each car January 1,
e.
> Mercan
u
T ' 9~'
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\NDS being:
line old time JUtOT />'-^[
vay by execs,
bcinft- slowly
iiaturity, thus BfvMifet
fjj-owth. The
ordinary field
iy about them 1
n our GOLD ^
r and contin- |j
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:iii lilllii!!:!::. . . . fj 1
K?M? MMX? * ** t. . ?
l.-'U'- li > (I; of
;. ry 1. i 'V. M.
ic. . I "il. . .. . 1 W. A.
U, N i V. . >i : r and
hen Mi j*.
. ir. i L .t> Ches.
riif'i ii . .. . . ; r. ? i >.s the
..ii hi ; undrcd
? . . . ? . ! i m . / cc or
.1 i <! N...I : ! . !- of 3.
. ; I-. by *.'.r. Mine
. s.i.Hi, iy ' " 'ic . { . (I and
. 'y Lynches IZ r.
'(. ' a t r ci ' land known as
Sycan. ir Farm, in Cheaterfield
inin.y. S ( ., containing Five hunred
M vcnly-one (571) acres more,
r less, bounded on the North by
>nls of Doir.ey Jackson and A. J.
its ley; East by AMsbrook lands;
out!; by lands of P. C. Campbell;
V. i l,y lands of Dor ey Jackson and
arah Sullivan; the same conveyed
> J. N. Mel.auchlin, J. P. Dabney
id It. A. Griffith U> W. A. Gantt.
<S. Also a lot in the town of Jeffer>11,
Chesterfield County, S. C., on
hich is locuted the residence of C.
. Baker, dimensions fifty (50) feet
v one hundred ninety-three (193)
et, hounded Noriii hy premises of
F. liar:man. East l y Main Street;
i>u li by Presbyterian Manse, WeBt
i' I itu'e of estate of ,i. I,, l.o.vry.
9. Also, a i?)t in Fai:\iew suburb
r the town ol J offer son, ( liesterlield
aunty, S. ('., dimensions fifty (50)
et by one hundred ninety-three
et.
10. Also, lots numbers IS and 19,
lock No. 1, us shown on Plat made
y W. B. Trogdon, Jr., in suburb of
fTerson, known as Shannoti Plana.
- -TV-i
roporty of W. A. (iantt.
The said tracts and lots above de ril>i
<1 shall he sold for cash and ^
ee from all liens; and all liens there1
shall he transferred to the proeds
of sale for distribution, as the
tme may be hereafter ordered by
lis Court.
J. C. MILLER,
Trustee in Bankruptcy.
I
t
1 Put 1 ether
!S. T''C "f> e l j
of
wo of v. hich .
F
SLuir
,nt '.
T-y stand tfstatd
ip to Briscoe re
rds of operating
faction. That is
th a minimum of
1EI.D COUNTY
Ithough PRICES
, we are selling
tile Co./