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F" : "'Bvn ** ? . rji. lime It's The I It is fair to assume that been before the public the i I Art Clothes have been prod i worth while about it. And it II High-Art i Made by Strouse & Brc Have old fashioned ideals < II I style right up to the hour. We are glad to be knov I Chesterfield, because we don I tion when it comes to clothes We are showing High I anil Light Weights, Regulars Shoes anc Ralston Trust on Leather. Enj. II j Ralston Kid Leather, Broad I Ralston Russia Leather, Neol Ladies Dull Kid Bumps with " Ladies Tie, Louis Heel .... Ladies Tan English Walking Ladies Kid Pumps and Tic * Ladies White Pumps Milit? *\ II ( Buster Brown Hose tor Ladie Inter-Woven Toe and Heel S STETSON HATS?Colors: Brown. Blocks: Relay, and Columbia. II . TEAL-JOi The Home of MONEY TO LEND Money to lend on improved real estate, lon^ time loans, low rate of interest. Thus L. Smith, Attorney at law, tf Cheraw, S. C. ECZENIi NONIT BACK ?WMut ?ueetieelf Hurt*. SeHe MM? the ti Wmut offaenn. g. Tetter. Riufsu m, Itch, ttc.^yyy J Dent Become ditnnrtied be- ^*1# W / etow ether ticatmcnte failed. I m Hunt's Salve has relieved boa- B / Mi of ndi cwm. Twcnt % if # > no our Itfonoy lark hAjf Caa/anlaa. Try it a* ear risk ? T9PAY. Na TSc at D. H. Laney. Druggi?? We're with our full line of Ba Take a look at the n? have just been receivi Let us supply your ne< Faimeis i ... wrj,?x.v -?7?-V?v -l'i < ??|flf T> 11? I 1CIIS 1 teal Test a brand of Clothes that has \ number of years that High | 1 uced must have something HAS? Clothes ' >thers, Baltimore, Md., 1 of quality?but bring their j| ? rn as the High Art Store in 't know of a greater distinc- , I Art Suits in Medium heavy , Stouts, Slims and Stubs. * ' I Oxfords dish LasJ Rubber heel I ^ | $9.50 to $11.50 Toe, Rubber heel . . .$10.00 in Sole ^d Heel $8.50 Buckle, ^French heel.. $9.50 ! >. . $6.50 to $10.00 Ties . . |. . . . $6.00 to $8.00 | from $3.50 to $6.00 / and French Heel $2.00 to $6.00 s and Children. ocks for Men. Green. Black, Olive and , Verdine, Spencer. Merritt m go. Good Clothes 4. F. DAVIS MARKET I The Finest Fresh Meats The Best Fancy Groceries High Grade Canned Goods The Bcii of Everything for the Table 1 A. F. DAVIS MARKET ] tm f" - Ww//0Mkm? 5st? mmmMfflm *> /S \\ ' ';jn'"/s '//// J/J/f,(//ifV,I ^ 4%^wJ * "\x'\ wmw ? !fpW <//, Making a Hi Sporting Goods, including a coi ise Ball Supplie: sw things in Bats, Balls, Gloves, ed in our Sporting Goods Depart sds for everything in the way of lardwaie LOCAL ITEMS There will be a picnic next Friday, I day 28th at Cross Roads school I louse. Miss Blake Holly visited Mrs. A. R. tivers recently. Word has been received that the rhairs for the High School- Auditoriim have been shipped from Chicago. Beautiful and Exclusive Models in Walk-Over Shoes for women?a style or all occasions. Chesterfield Dry Goods Co. Red Dog Mill Feed at W. P. ODOM'S Lord Calvert Tea?its fine. Try it and you'll say so. A. F. DAVIS Market. Choice Michigan Hay at the old price $50 per ton. Farmers' Mercantile Co. If your battery is -weak, run-own >r leaky, v-t are the d-*ctcrs who can cure it. Service Motor Co. Mr. H. J. Douglass has been tendered a vote of thanks for the excellent work he did as director-general of the tent erection forces for the Chautauqua. The announcement last week of the death of Rev. J. L. Tyler was a *ad message to his many friends throughout the county. On every hand are the expressions of regret md many are the words of sympathy For the bereaved family. I have some bargains in green coffee. see me. W P nnnu We have dainty Walk-Over Shoes in every desirable shade. Chesterfield Dry Goods Co. Complete assortment of Heinz Pickles just received. A. F. DAVIS Market. Honest repair work it our motto. Service Motor Co. Fresh Corby Cakes?plain, cocoanut, pound and layer. Delicious. A. F. DAVIS Market. The returning delegates of the Southern Baptist Convention at Washington all report a grand time and a grand meeting. It goes down in history as the "Diamond" convention of the Southern Baptist Church. Messrs. E. G. and T. L. IngTam, of Cheraw, were in town on Tuesday. Mesrs J. Aaron Sellers and Clarence Catoe are preparing to open a buisness on Main street. The delegates from Chesterfield County to the State Democratic Convention at Columbia are as fololws: Messrs. It. H. Garland, L. L. Parker, W. P. Odom, W. P. Pollock, D. S. Ma the.son and Hon. G. K. Laney. The Salvation Army Drive is on in Chesterfield. Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Dougluss announce the arrival at their home of a fine girl. Mr. Paminski, the violin virtuoso who appeared here with the Chau lauqua this week, was the teacher of Mrs. P. M. Therrell, who has so successfully trained a class of violin students in our town. While in Chesterfield Mr. Paminiski was entertained at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Therrell. OH EST Hf/STE/f JOHES, I * '? HEVER DOHE IT I I ^ I t, Too nplete line of s , Mits, Etc., which tment. Sporting Goods. Company i!!* < tin iirinriii isr County Superintendent of Education J. A. Knight spent last Wednesday and Thursday in Darlington. In closing the Chautauqua Tuesday evening Dr. Adams said that when he returns to Chesterfield within the course of the next two or three years he hopes to see a water works and sewerage system, which ho classified a.j the town's most urgent neccessities. New style* in Walk-O^er Shoes for men are correct in every detail. Chesterfield Dry Goods Co. Flour is soaring and a great scarcity is predicted before the new crop conies in. Ihave some flour on hand that will please you. Buy it before it noes higher. W. P. ODOM. We have a big supply of Choice Michigan Hay, which we are selling at $50 per ton. This is less than you can buy it for in Michigan in car lots. Farmers' Mercantile Co. Repair work and parts at lowest prices for good work and good roads. All work guaianteed. Service Motor Co. Mrs. A. B. Fraley and children, of Columbia, are visiting Mrs. D. M. Barentine. We know that Walk-Over Shoes for men satisfy the most critical taste. Chesterfield Dry Goods Co. Misses Sara Moore and Ida May Stafford spent the week-end with friends at Mt. Croghan. Sow Early Amber Cane Seed and make some forage. I have Wood's Seed. W. P. ODOM. Miss Mary Cloud, of Rock Hill,. who is teaching in the graded school j at Cheraw, was the weenk-end guest j of her uncle, Judge M. J. Hough. Mrs. M. E. Perkins is spending ;orii.' time in McBce with her son, Mr. Davis Perkins. Miss Lucile McWhirter, of Jonesville, is the guest of her sister, Mrs. F. S Blair. How about that made-to-measure suit. We represent reliable tailoring houses. Workmanship, style and fit guaranteed. Chesterfield Dry Goods Co. Mr. and Mrs. B. D. Howell, of Charlotte, are visiting Mrs. Howell's parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Autry. Mr, C. C. Maynard, of Heath Springs spent part of last week with Mrs. H. H. Harrall. Mr. and Mrs. P. M. Therrell and children spent Sunday in Kershaw, the quests of Mrs. J. H. Therrell. Miss Ora Bausom, of Monroe, is the guest ofher sister, Mrs. G. M. Smith. Mrs. C. L. Hunley and Miss Cora Craig visited in Wadosboro last Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. T. T. Lucas, of Charlotte, and Rev. B. I). Lucas, of Newton, N. C., have been visiting at the home of Dr. and Mrs. T. E Lucas. 10 per cent, reduction on made-to? measure suit*. 1,050 umplei from which to make your selection. Chesterfield Dry Goods Co. Mrs. L. L). Harrall, of Cheraw, was the guest for several days of her son, Mr. Harry Harrall. octi tne n. l. by buyi"g beautiful $1.00 colored voile* at 75 cent*. Che*terfield Dry Good* Co. "classified RUNAWAY?My boy, Floyd Lowery, aged 13, having left home without permission, I hereby notify any and all persons not hire, feed, shelter or harbor him. Joe Lowery, Chesterfield, pit Route 4. FOR SERVICE?"Dude," Pure-Bred registered Duroc-Jersey Boar. Fee, $2.00. C. W. Rivers, Chesterfield, Route 4. tf. FOR SALE?Improved Farm Land; almost any size, both improved and unimproved farms; in Chesterfield, Marlboro, Dillon and Darlington ("oiint.inu uf Karimino M. B. Smith, Cheraw, S. C. REWARD?In April over $100.00 worth of lumber was stolen from David's Grove Baptist Church. Reward will be paid for recovery of same and evidence for conviction. 2t-p-21 Deacons of the Church s GOOD GE01 This is' a real investment opportunity. We offer good Georgia land, 65 per cent, now under cultivation, with improvements such as barns, tenant houses, etc., in good localities,at only$25 an acre. Terms, $3 per acre cash, balance in 22 years at 6 per ct. interest. Write us today for full particulars. CAROLINA REAL ES CLARK BUILDING Or Wagner Real Estate and '" "I ' ' -.*-4. * r BBBBBSBai 1111 . "I i . i 'I POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS FOR SHERIFF A. W. Huruy I wish to announce to the voters of j Chesterfield county that I am a candidate for the office of Sheriff of said county, subject to the action of the Democrotic Primaries, p A. W. HURSEY. Jtme# T. Grant I hereby announce myself a candidate for the office of Sheriff of Chesterfield County, subject to the action of the Democratic Primaries, p JAMES T. GRANT. W. J. Tiller I hereby announce myself a candidate for the office of Sheriff for Chesterfield County, subject to the rules of the Democratic Party, p W. J. TILLER. FOR REPRESENTATIVE L. C. Wtnnamakcr I hereby announce myself as a candidate for the House of Representatives subject to the Democratic Party. !p L. C. WANNAMAKER. FOR COTTON WEIGHER H. A. Watson The friends of II. A. Watson anJ nounce his candidacy for re-election to the office of Cotton Weigher, sub- i |jcct to the rules of the Democratic j j Primuries. IP HIS FRIENDS. Jink White I hereby announce my candidacy I I for cotton weigher of Chesterfield . jsubject to the Democratic Party. I wish, also, to thank my friends for i the support they gave me four years iapo. Ip JINK WHITE. Ruby, S. C. J. C. Huntley I hereby announce myself a candidate for cotton weigher at Ruby, S. C., subject to the rules of the Democratic Party. p J. C. HUNTLEY, JR. FOR CORONER I. R. Melton The friends of Mr. I. R. Melton have prevailed upon him to run for | the office of Coroner, subject ta the rules of the Democratic Party, p Friends of I. R. Melton. L. S. D. Atkison Thankinp my friends for the support they pave me four years apo, I hereby announce myself a candidate for Coroner, subject to the I Democratic Primary. J r i-. a. u. ATK1SON. CLERK OF COURT W. P. Odom I shall be a candidate for Clerk of Court in the Democratic Primary Election. W. P. ODOM. FOR TREASURER M. S. Wilton I hereby announce myself as a candidate for Treaurer of Chesterfield County, subject to the action of Democratic Party. p M. S. WATSON. SOLICITOR J. Monroe Spears I hereby announce myself a candidate for re-election to the office of solicitor, subject to the rules of the Democratic Party. J. MONROE SPEARS LOST?Gold Pin, Society Emblem, containing the name "Curry" and my name. Lost on Main street. Miss Beulah Porter. FOR SALE?Pigs and shoats. Will make fine fall and winter meat. II. L. Spencer, 4p24 Cheraw, Route 1. uiin ? UK SALE?Two 00 saw gins, one press and other equipment, tf D. T. TEAL. 1 FOR SALE?One Jersey cow, givj ing twoa n a Chesetfiodlr adaS ing 2 '/2 to 3 gallons of milk a day; gentle and easy to milk. Also 4 Red Jersey Pigs, entitled to register. See me at once for bargain. 23-p C. W. TEAL, Chesterfield, R. 1 RGIA LAND \ $25.OO AN ACRE Only $3.00 Acre Cash; Balance 22 Years at 6 pr. Ct. > J TATE & TRUST Ci). , COLUMBIA, S. C. Guarantee Co., Wagner S.C. ' 'V II ' - 111? ? - - ? > B^TKE DEVILV5 OWN" *TTY LADY C Dash! Romano Begins with a baffling crime fashionable section and shift of the wildest of mining cam ] Introduces a new heroine in paperwoman. Concerns largely the adventi reporter, and her successful i ' mystery. Proves that a wom may frequently penetrate w helpless. A blending of Ea; real spirit of both localities. OUR NEW j IT! * m Hi' ?pSSS^^8SCM Starts Nexl aTTS Cheraw, 5 MONDAY AND 1 ih?i xBEE t 1)1yn^F^WoLD Bi SHOWS 5, 7 and 9 OXlock WEDNESDAY AND Constance 1 IN "The Love CONSTANCE IN ANOTHER SAU SHOWS 5, 7 and 9 O'Clock E. MAE EDG OlfTOMEl Office in Peoples' Bank. Prepat glasses by the most up-to-date and guaranteed. Not here for a day oi manently. EYES EXA .* * T^w 7% -?. 7*v 4 # -?.. ** ' t? r ; T " ;-VV^* ' e! Mystery! in New York's most [s immediately to one PS. i to fiction?the new9- 4 ires of Stella Donovan, mraveling of a strange lan and a woman's wit here a man would be >t and West, with the CFPTAT I t Week Lyric 5. C. TUESDAY ML WRIGHT {H #* Admission 30 THURSDAY falmadge Expert" CY NAUGHTY COMEDY Admission 25f! ' 1 ' ?-- =. ...;.. . x' L " it - 1 . .Ta EWORTH "RIST ed to examine eyes and fit scientific methods. Work r a week, but located perMINED