Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Spring S Of Late CI01 Fashion has decreed so and fabric patterns this Spi i showing of authentic models, ' an intense interest for all men appearance. We would get a lot of all about these new models 1 i pleasure to see them; so we c our showing of? j High-Art Made by Strouse & Br< The materials in these g able and the tailoring and The style lines are inspiration 11 Come to-day and see Fashions. I We are showing new Oi I and Children, in Black, Maho ers, Military and French Hee If it is Clothing, Shoes, 1 ] see us. We have the goods i TEAL-J01 The Home of II FOR SALE MOTOR CYCLE FOR SALE?Excellent condition?cheap, ltp ,1. II. Buchanan. i EGGS FOR SALE from my S. C. R. I. i D.J.. t I r . .. . I ncus. 1 nave it pens mated up that , are beauties. $3.00 per 15. Price j to Poultry Club members $2.00. J. AV. Ilanna. OFFER YOUR PEAS to B. T. Ray- | field; any variety; any quantity;: can burnish 2 '/a bushel burlap bajjs at 25c each. Chesterfield, R.4. j 4t-pl0 l If Your Need Legiti within the hel| tice, it will bo And in. ai pleased to ha\ any business you. Our only e a Bank is the er; so conside THE FARM RUBY, SOUT!T. H, BURCH, R. M. N? President. V.' Our Savings Plai N r; ; 1 * \ ^4 \ HESIf before placing your orders f You will have no cause ft ing over our line of Carpets oleums, Etc. You'll not hesitate at th they are extremely reasonable ity of the goods offered. f v '" Farmers' Har Howind i ~ has st Style " thes | Ct many changes in style lines vi ring that our season's first Ti which we are making, holds i n i who are thoughtful of ih pleasure out of telling you Sl >ut we know it will give you . ordially invite you to inspect e< ^ h Clothes : athers, Baltimore, Md., amients are the best obtain- s finish the sort that pleases, is of master designers. these leading authoritative " o tfords for Men, Boys, Ladies ? gany, Patent,and Kid Leath:1s. h rlats or Furnishings, come to all new and up-to-date. 11 NES GO. r Good Clothes 11 I h SHARE-CROPPER .WANTED?On |i .....11 r.'.. . ./ * Lilian i- ? 111, i nines ironi town ; I gocj house and good land. 2t-p8 J. W. DOUGLASS. P r< At Fair Ground. ti LOST?Detachable Ford Tire on rim, a between Chesterfield and Cheraw on Teal Mill Road. Reward if returned to L. M. EVANS CO. r Cheraw or Chesterfield Store, or p. Advertiser Office. 2t-p8 * 11 c FURS WANTED?I will buy all ii kinds of furs; Coonj'Possum,Mink, Muskrat, etc. T. E. White, , tf At Cheterfield Dry Goods. ^ - n s n mate, c d o! sound banking prac- J gladly met at thisBank. ? ny event we shall be b /e you call on us with U' E problem tbat confronts ^ Ct lie ixcuse for existence as i Service we can ren Fl t us always. (h; ERS BANK" \ CAROLINA ? WSOM M. L. RALEY, wj President Cashier. t n Is Interesting ni< S<i pa :i: e CI j * in . ' 2 J \ \ th. v ni| A AI \ 'v VJ' lai Tl C? ATE. tri Jo or Floor Coverings. >r Hesitation after looki, Kugs, Mattings, Lin- lt>1 be e prices asked, either; *(j *, considering the qual- tic no , ' wt tlvvare Co. LOCAL ITEMS F The new arrival at the home of Mr. ' d Mrs. Charles L. Hunley, who no peared on the scene January 12, rig s been named Charles Franklin. thi For Burt or 90-Day Oats, or Fulum Oats, see W. P. ODOM. pr< New?Low Shoes for Ladies. un EVANS, Cheraw. th? Dr. L. H. Trotti, Messrs John T. iirst, John A. Welsh, W. P. Odom, L<nr> Douglass, Perry M. Therrell to J. Arthur Knight attended the ^c" igh Cost of Living convention at ?1' jluoibia last Monduy. ca Mrs. W. S. Mims, of lllackville, is er siting her daughter, Mrs. W. J. ail iller. co Watch for our first showing of new >il resses, Suits and Coat Suits. at EVANS. FH 1 have the old kind of Granulated . agar. W. P. ODOM. * Rev. B. S. Funderburg spent some st me in Columbia last week. ai Miss Mary C. Haynie has returni from a month's vacation to her onte in Florence. . Sweet Sixten is so good that it is ( bout gone, but 1 have another car v< ailing which 1 will sell very much o ndor the market. W, P. ODOM. F" New Sweater* in all Silk-Fiber, ilk and Worsted. EVANS, Cheraw. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Gulledge, of ameron, N. C., spent several days M ist week with Mr. and Mrs. Edgar t? orter. 11 Mr. Isom Teal, of the University f S. C., is visiting his parents, Dr. lt nd Mrs. Teal. '' U Another car of Pan O'GoId and .eadall now in transit. This is a (| igh grade plain and self-rising flour c, f the highest grade. Price under p le market. W. P. ODOM. ,j New Stetson Hats in this week. EVANS, Cheraw. M:s. Frank Ingram, of Pageland, i the guest of her sister, Mrs. A. C. v ouglass. Mr. Clyde Davis, who is taking a II u sin ess course in Columbia, spent a <> L'W days at home last week. y You can buy your Tobacco Musns at the Chesterfield Dry Goods Co. I have a car of Mill Feed in 100- w ound white sacks, and another one ailing. Price per sack and in quan- S ty is right. W. P. ODOM. Buy White Goods now. You'll get good start on Spring sewing, and sve money. EVANS, Cheraw '' There will be a St. Valentine's ^ 'arty at the school auditorium on 'riduy evening at 8 o'clock. An ad- , lission of 10 and 20 cents will be ^ hu.rged. The public is cordially wited. J I can beat the Dutch on good To- tl acco at low prices. Prices by the c ox are very attractive. I have the t] lost popular brands in stock. d W. P. ODOM. w Dresses, Suits, Coats, etc., in stock 0 ow are good buys to-day. L. M. EVANS, Cheraw. E Mr. H. E. Wilson, who has been ill U rith influenza for some time, is still ( on fined to his bed at the home of Ir. Frank Wilspn, in Cheraw. Mr. ^ Wilson spent several days in a hosital in Columbia and had so im- .. roved that he was returning home, II lit usffered a relapse. There will be a box supper at l'en- p 1 ?U.. 1! "I new mcmuuiKi imurcn on me tl vans' Mill and Patrick road, '1 hurs- p ny ni^ht, February 10. The pro- T ?eds will to the church. The pub- ir ; is invited. w Tobacco Muslins, at EVANS, Cheraw. Always see me when you 'want ^ lour. Feed, Meat, Lard, and other ^ >avy groceries. I am doing business t close margins. It is the volume I vn expecting to count. W. P. Odom. ^ Mr. John T. ILurst has moved a bi ock of igoods into the YV. II. Porter f ii 1?Iinj_r on Main Street, where he t.li ill conduct his business for the pres- w t. ;tr There will be a very important W| eetinjc of the Woman's Missionary iciety of St. Paul's Church at the rsor\aj?e Thursday afternoon at JO. vt Muslins for your tobacco beds, at testerfield Dry Goods, Chesterfield ' to 1 have some Geo. E. Nissen wagons regular size and light two horse, 2 and 2 inch tire. W. P. ODOM. There will be an entertainment at r Bear Creek School House Friday rj, trht for the benelt of the school. so 1 Jiro inirilo'l tit Money to loan on improved farm nds. See Hanna & Hunley, Attys. NCITATION NOTICE x* State of South Carolina, >unty of Chesterfield. By M. J. Houfrh, Probate Judge: Whereas Lillie Miller made suit to e to grant her Letters of Adminisiition of the Estate and Effects of nas Miller, deceased, These are therefore, to cite and adjnish all and singular the kindred I d creditors of the said Jonas Mil- 1 deceased, that they be und appear fore me, in the Court of Probate, be held at Chesterfield, S. C., on st of February next, after Publicain hereof, at 11 o'clock in the fore- . on, to show cause, if any they have, ^ iy the said Administration should N? t be granted. Ni Ciiven under my hand this 5th day Pn February. Anno Domini 1920. A . M. J. HOUGH, of Judge. ?cl SURANCE FOR FORMER SERVICE MEN The Government is determined that former service man shall lose his ;ht to the Government insurance ough lack of knowledge of conions. To this end, the press, the lpit, bankers, physicians und other [>fessional men, and the great volteer agencies of social welfare like i Red Cross, the Y. M. C. A., the i light# of Columbus, the Y. M. H. I , the Salvation Army, the War imp Community Service, the Boy outs, and many others are now coeruting with the Bureau of War ? sk Insurance in an educational mpaign designed to reach the formservice men, wherever located, id tell them the Government is now mmitted to the policy of permanent i "e insurance for its soldiers, sailors 1 id marines. Term Insurance (War Risk Insu- ( nee), if it has lapsed, may be easi- ' reinstated within eighteen months om the date of the discharge, by ating in the application that the aplicant is in as good health us at ate of discharge, and by the patient of only two months' premiums 11 the amount of insurance to be relstated. And this term insurance War Time Insurance) may be conerted into one of the several forms f Government policies. ILLING STATION TOO CLOSE TO BUILDINGS The gasoline filling station that lessrs Nesbii & Wilson were about > establish in the rear of the W. A. livers store will not be permitted lat location, according to a decis>n of the Board of Mayor and Alermen. The site that had been sected was entirely too near to wareouses and rtorc buildings to meet le approval of the fire insurance nun it.-, luvaiion would rove a menace to the town. Another ite considered safe will be selected. ADAMS?HINSON On last Saturday evening Mr. luude Adams, of Chesterfield, and [iss Connie Hinson, of Lancaster ounty, ware married at the home of ,ev. F. M. Cannon. Mr. Adams is ne of Chesterfield's well known oung men and Mrs. Adams ir popuir both in Ivr native county and in lis county. She lias some time l-een aching at the Vaughn school. They ill make their home in this town. UCCESS WITH DAIRY CATTLE IN SOUTH CAROLINA Clemson College, February 9.?For ie past five years large numbers of ur South Carolina farmers have been uying registered dairy cattle of the ersey, Guernsey, and Holstein reeds from farmers in the North, lome of our farmers, after paying orthern breeders high prices for hese cattle, brought them home and reated them as they were accustomd to treat their native cattle, with tie result that the cattle did not prouee as they had expected, and they rere naturally very much disappointd with them. Lately a great many omplaints have been coming into the >airy Division from farmers who are nder the impression that pure-bred attle do not do well under South Carolina conditions. In nearly every ease the real fault ack of the complaints, says I'rof, W. V. Fitzpatrick, of the Dairy Division, es with the owners of the cows and ot with the cows. The remedy conists in giving the cows us nearly as ossible conditions comparable with le feeds, methods of handling, etc., ractised by their former owners. W ia .. ? I t? ..... to Miiifnjr piuvt'd uy inu mcreasig number of farmers and dairymen bo have brought cattle into the tate and given them suitable feeds ml shelter and intelligent eare and :?ve been rewarded by having the limals exceed their expectations for ilk and butter production. There are rapidly developing in this Late two classes of owners of pure ed dairy cattle: those who own pure red cattle who do not make any * fort to breed them better, advertise lem or improve them; and those ho know they have good cattle and e using the best pure-bred hulls huh they can obtain so that each neration is superior to the parits, and who also practice methods feeding, testing and care which dedops the best in the animals. To e latter class the name breeders is operly given. '.i is the only class which South Carolina farmers ould permit hemselves to belong. LAND FOR SALE l'lfi A........ . i ? :i ??- ' ...w niivR, i iiilli-n Si'UIII OT l'UlL-k; plenty of good lightwuod and nie timber on the place. For par ulars see or write Q. II. CAMl'BKLL, 3t-p Paatrick, S.C. ASPIRIN FOR COLDS Ntm? "Bayer" is on Genuine Aspirin?say Bayer Insist on "nayer Tablets of Aspirin" a "Bayer package," containing proper rections for Colds, Pain, Headache, luralgia, Lumbago, and Rheumatism, imd "Bayer" means genuine Aspirin V escribed by physicians for nineteen I ars. I In July tin boxes of 12 tablets I >t few cents. Aspirin is trade mark I Bayer Manufacture of Monosusetie- si 4*Ur ft Balieylicaoid. ? MID-WB CLEARANC In order to make room for the largi have ever carried we are going to sacrif stock FOR LESS NONEY than we can We must have room for Spring Goods. $30.00 to $35.00 Ladies' Coat Suits; your et tP 1 A AA J "*? * - ? ~ piu.uu to $n.bU Children's Coats, your cho (Sizes of Children's Coats run $1.00 Men's Caps, for only $1.50 Men's Caps for only .$2,00 Men's Caps, for only $1 50 Men's Blue Work Shirts, for only . . . $1.75 Men's Blue Work Shirts, for only . $2.00 Men's Blue Work Shirts, for only .... $2.50 Men's Flannel Work Shirts, for only One lot of 25 ct. Hose, 8 Pairs for This Sale Will Last Thi Nothing Charged at t! Chesterfield Dry BUILDING M. I have on hand several I DOOR and WINDOW SASb Cheap for Cash at Camp Jackson on building you can get them, in ; bought them. The y are as goc ready lor immediate delivery. I am selling beautilu! 1 MANTLES at right prices, Also have new building mate to see me if you intend building. J. AARC Is Your Cor BUIL Or There's a lot o'" difference between the is put together from the products of a sc< represents just that many standards of consi likely to he exactly the same. BR/SG Briscoe Cars are 99 Per Cent. Bui Briscoe Engineers not only design th over every process of manufacture, and se quirements. That is why Briscoe Cars set unmatc economy, of consistent performance, of al why, too, when you need a spare part you delay and at a moderate expense. WE ARE BRISCOE DISTRIBUTORS EOF We have Two TOURING CARS on HAVE ADVANCED $100.00 on each ca these at the old price. Farmers Merc ^i . . - ster ;e sale est stock of Spring Goods we ice a large part of our present replace it to-day. Our loss is your GAIN. loiee for only $20.00 ice for only $7.50 from 7 to 12) 80 cts. $1.15 $1.60 $1.00 $1.25 $1.50 $1.75 $1.00 ough February iese Price. Goods Go. \TERIAL lundred Second-Hand "IRS. wllWMl I kr\nrcbf ,, * UVJUglll If you are figuring any quantity, the way I xl as new and they are QUEEN QUALITY trials. It will pay you )N SELLERS . T Just Put Together two methods, The car that >re or more of parts-makers truction, no two of which are JO? 1 ill in Briscoe Plants | e car, but they stand guard J e that it is up to Briscoe re- I hable standards of operating 1-round satisfaction. That is can get it with a minimum of : CHESTERFIELD COUNTY hand and although PRICES r January 1, wc are telling antile Co, 4