Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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When Y Worked All the ] i II There's nothing too gooi I Plan it with care. Enji i 01 xim?' so you n tfei ine oes | And remember that Hi j yourself lies in beintf proper j High-Art ' Made by Strouse & Br j for Mid-Summer lib Ihe bill < | and out of it. . They are at home with ' tels?in busy ollirex?on bi J comfortable, too. i Rals . True Saving Shoes at ai i Whether measured by | j Ralstons return the utmost i your idea of a tfood shoe. II ' tioned. Skilled artisans mod I Mill**' t II I" fi 1 fit * lil'l'll'l'l t'lt h II 1'ul it is to put your foot into II Besides, SKIiVH'IO is !. ston Shoes. A notable example of K; ly fine looking shoe shown li Stetso? In all colors and bloc l-;s, B.V.I). I "nion Suits. I Two-piece garments. Overalls, I nion Ails hi ('omc to sec us. We a:* Shoes, hats, and (lenls burn It TEAL-JOi I The Home ol Ij j [ ! ? m. ? _ rnA i i /CTI/^K ^r\MuuM i lur La Tusca Pearls, set in Gid Platipum and Silver Neck If Bracelets, set wit?i Diamoo Beautiful C^.tko Broaches. EDGE WORTH, The Peoples' G | come o/v cm, Ltrh> | T J-/(1 r '^F &/T//S,' I ro ??/ >\r THE ! J2ANJ?, Z/tW Mi ^ri /Wx<f s |S ui r - L-E Now that your want to remind you ceivable kind of I crooked pole or a r Play the role o will resiime your d Our fisherman Faimeis . ou've J j Lear i! il for that vacation. ' ... . . i rage accommodations ahead * t. 1 10 biggest part of enjoying ! ly dressed. j Clothes j others, Baltimore, Md., | I very hour of the day,in town | well-dressed men in big ho- j reezy boardwalks. They're | tons j i Honest Value Price. j price or measured by value, 1 1 n all the essentials found in I 'alston style cannot be ques- } el the lasts. Perfect lasts in- j romotes comfort. How rest- < comfortable shoes! milt into every pair oi Hal- ! ! ilston's worth is the unusual- j ere?the Long wood Lasts. j a Hats i t talluigjrnn Union Suits, and { ml \\ ork Shirts. ' ( headquarters lor ( lothinjf. I i.-liinjrs. I NES GO. | Good Clothes j I si PRESENTS Gold, ices. ds, or Semi-Precious Stones. JEWELRY CO. ank Building. 0 9 F/SH//V' j AW, / CANT 0/T ' 1 / GOT TO FIH> ^ ? ] 7V//5 tYttfe FO* C I &EFOKE /r FA// | ^ ,.wV Sr^ - - fm yv> ?**ZZJy ' ' :t's go fishiis ' crops are in proper shape for e i that we have prepared to serve rishinf{ Tackle, whether you v od and reel. >f an immortal Izaak Walton for utieii with renewed energy and i will serve you when you find Hardwaie ? ?.. LOCAL ITEMS Mr. and Mrs. P. M. Therrell spent Sunday in Charlotte. d Judge M. J. Hough is now handing out pension checks to the old soldiers and their widows. ^ Rev. B. S. Funderburg and Messrs. T. W. Eddins and A. W. Hursey attended the Chesterfield Baptist Union at Upper Macedonia Church last fi Saturday. n The Wheat Crop is short in this l' country and still shorter in som? 11 countries. Flour is goingl up and the u end is not yet. I have 300 barrels of " I ilour here and in transit that I am going to sell under the presnt market. It is Sweet Sixteen and Mary Jane. W. P. ODOM. One Traffic Truck in stock. c Lucas Auto Co. The lmlies of the Woodition Circle j entertained the Woodmen and their ti wives at a reception at the court p house last Friday evening. Mrs. Har- riett T. Donelan, of Columbia, delivered a very interesting address. Mrs. 3 Martin, of Cheraw, introduced Mrs. 11 Donelan. Refreshments were served land music furnished by the Chester- h I field Hand. The Circle will hold an important meeting at the Woodmen's ? Hall next Wednesday afternoon, h June It, at 4 o'clock. A I have Peanut Meal, Rice Meal, and Red Dog Mill Feed. W. P. ODOM. M isses Sallie, Maggie and Dorothy 1? Lucas and Messrs. Charles Huntley and Cary Douglass attended the commencement exercises at Wndesboro h Tuesday evening. Among the graduates was Mi-s Nolle Huntley, no ice of Mr. 11 unley. t Our cash lyitem saves you money and saves us time and expense of ^ keeping hooks. Give it a trial. .j Service Motor Co. ' Mr. L. M. Stanley was in town .Monday. Mr. Stanley is now oonnct- 3 ed with the Raleigh and Charleston R. R., at Marion, S. C. Ten members ?f the Home Demon- t strut ion. Canning and Poultry Clubs, of Chostcrfied County, left today to ( attend the short course at Winthrop. I have plenty of Karly Amber Cane Seed, buy some and sow it and quit " buying so much forage. W. P. ODOM Miss Wingate goes home to Bal- ' timore Monday. Those wishing spe- ' cwiny irnnmcu millinery anil hati made to order will plcate call this ,, week. Cheaterficd Dry Gooda Co. Five more Dorta arrived laat week, jWe have one left. Lucas Auto Co. The Woman*' Mirionary Society of St. I'aul's Chureh will meet Thursday, ' I une 10th at 4:.'!() I*. M. Repairs and parta for all car*. Prompt service and good work. Service Motor Co. | Dyed Her Faded i Skirt, Also a Coat! u I "Diamond Dyes" Make 8habby Apparel Just Like New?So Easy I j, Don't worry about perfect results. Use "Diamond Dvch," guaranteed to give a new, rieh, fadeless rojpr to any fabric, :i whether wool, silk, linen, cotton or mixed f poods,?dresses, blpuses, stockings, skirts, children's coats, draperies,?everything! A Direction Hook is in package. To match any material, have douler show you "Diamond Dye" Color Card. ( ' AUsi/Str 70I?/]Y. HP'S ( s/y p/.oivt/v* J t *ry /v1^"> t ! -/fit), el ' ' 'i v".;i mm t, ;}? i : , P* IS ... ^ J "Forget It..' Come With Us" ( 4C" i little recreation, we s you with every convant to use a green a short time and you pleasure. it convenient to call. Company ^. NEW ANOUNCEMENTS FOR AUDITOR C. Jim Sailers I hereby announce myself a candiate for the office of Auditor of Cheserfleld County, subject to the decision of the Democratic Primary. C. JIM SELLERS. FOR TREASURER J. A, Welsh Thanking the voters of Chestereld County for past favors, I anounce myself a candidate for rolection to the office of County Treasurer of Chestcrleld County and will ppreciato your support in the comtig primary. p J. A. WELSH. FOR SUPT. OK EDUCATION B. J. Douglass You are authorized to announe my undidacy fur Superintendent of Eduation for Chesterfield County, sub tn iu ruivs in ine ui'mticraiic i*riiury. B. J. DOUGLASS. I will buy your remnant* of seed nd pay you the ca*h or give you neal. W. P. ODOM. The following */oung ladies are at ome from school: Misses Puth Hurst, Doris Luney nd Maude Garland Welsh, of Coumbia College; Lila Teal and Pearl loore of Lander and Mary Hildreth nd Ester Rivers of Winthrop; and lary Bell Welsh, of Queen's. I have juat unloaded the heat car f Hay 1 have aerm thia leaton. W. P. ODOM. One Chulmera Touring Car on and. Luca* Auto Co. Beautiful new line of Bidding waah ilU a?color* and ahadea to auit all natc*. Chesterfield Dry Good* Co. Dr. and Mrs. A. II. Iluyden are in '.harleston this week on account of Iness of Dr. Hayden's sister. If you want cottcin aheet* for July r Au;uat delivery, aee me. W. P. ODOM. Mrs. II. I). Tiller is visiting relaives in Camden. Mrs. (). V. Warlick, of Landale, N. '., has been visiting Mrs. J. T. Buff. Mrs. I). II. Luney attended commencement at Columbia College. Mrs. Felix Cannon and children of lamlct, are spending some time with >r. ami Mrs. T. K. Lucas. Mrs. B. C. Cook, of Camden is the :uest < t Mrs. r. Chewning. Mr. and Mrs. San ford Teal of Jef. erson were visitors here Sunday. Mr. Thus. I,. Huntley, of Wades?oro, was in town Tuesday afternoon ooking as well an<l as happy as he ippeqrcd in the days when he was Probate Judge for the County. There wil be a regulur meeting of he W. (>. W. next Saturday night, lune 5. All members requested to ittend. I keep Standard Cotton Seed Feed deal, 30 per cept. protein. Watch the ag when you buy and do not take inder the standard. W. P. ODOM. Sheriff D. P. Douglass returned ast Friday from Hemmingway, S. C. Sheriff Douglass saw the Tyler famiy, who have recently been bereaved md si^ys Mrs. Tyler and the children ire doing very well and that the anvily will he well provided for, vhich is good news to all our people, or Chesterfield hived Mr. Tyler. I have a car of loose Hulls in stock, tnd can save you some money on 'our hull needs. W. P. ODOM Dr. It. H. (lathings is in Charlotte his week. After next week?vacation days in !hesterfleld. Mrs. Millidge Hankinson and Miss tnna Willie Mims, of Blackville, have >een visiting Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Tillr for the past week. our arms hand-cranking your car. '/<! can put your battery back on the ob. Service Motor Co. V. F. DAVI3 MARKET The Finest Fresh Meats The Best Fancy Groceries High Grade Canned Goods The Best of Everything for the Table A. F. DAVIS MARKET At The CHESTERFIELD'S NE^ On With 1 n . n- . \\r mis threat ncture w % Monday, From 3 t Admission 25 Will Use Our 0^ ? # VH-,.'s l'# ;/ .' ' . iwwwwwfwwn [ I g"f r ft I Arifi mile; ? ILUCj CLASSIFIED FOR SALE?Dort 5 passenger cur in perfect condition II. C. (iuskins, 2p24 Chesterfield. FOR SALE?Improved Farm Lund; almost any size, both improved and unimproved farms; in Chesterfield, Marlboro, Dillon and Darlington Counties; ut bargains. M. B. Smith, C,In-raw, S. C. FOR SERVICE?"Dude," Pure-Bred registered I)y roe-Jersey Boar. Fee, $2.00. G. W. Rivers, (Chesterfield, Route 4. tf. FOR SALE?Pigs and shouts. Will make fine "fall and winter meat. II. L. Spencer, 4p24 Cheraw, Route 1. FOR SALE?One Jersey cow, giving 2VSj to 2 gallons of milk a day; gentle and easy to milk. Also 4 Rod Jersey Pigs, entitled to register. See me at once for bargain. 23-p C. w. TEAL, Chesterfield, R. 1 FOR SALE?1920 Muxwell Roadster, run about D00 miles. Will sell 01 trade for five passenger car. E. E. Porter. RUNAWAY'?My boy, E.I. Blakeney, ape 14, having left homo, I hereby forbid anyone hiring, feeding, sheltering or harboring him. 2p24 Moses Blakeney. (colored.) i'OUND?Auto License Tag, NTo. 71 r> 13. Pay for this ad and get it at the Advertiser Office. GRAY .MULE?Found; Saturday, May 2'Jth, gray mule 7 or 8 years old; at my place six miles south of Ruby, Chesterfield It. 4. Owner to pay expenses of keep and this ad. ltp 1). C. Campbell. FOR SALE?1 will sell before the court house door at public auction, in Chesterfield, first Monday in June, .ive lots in Kimberly.same being the vV. II. Melton lots. J. A. Knight, Administrator. RECRUITING STATION ROCK HILL, S. C. Join the Navy at 132 Railroad Ave., Rock Hill, S. C. office No. 1 1 up stairs. I Recruiting officiurH N. A. Kirkloy und J. II. Lee, of thin State. Strand N PICTURE THEATRE the Dance ill Positively Be Shown June 7th O 11 P. M. > and 35 cents ?vn Lighting System * - - ? ???? 11 I" t to give aES27p?j3! age?and ilzL / give HT A * * ? .* ;r r ; next nmc?LjiJ JC A'iDti, \S AUTO COMPAN Yl?r Vl "' bkmamm ^ s \ Rainitfor With Cotton Wor a Pound Don't Lt Behooves Yo Maximum Yiel It is now about time to begin ] of Soda and you can do nothing Kainit with your Soda. Nitrate easily soluablc in soil moisture i almost immediately available foi lion of Soda is quick and unless food elements it is short. Kainit around the soil grains and is held the Soda. It therefore remains i ton plants after the efFbct of the We have on hand at Morvo: nage of genuine Cermain Kainit. HARDISON BI MORVEN, N. ? ??1 ? GOOD GEOR( This is a r<ial investment C opportunity. We ofTer good Georgia land, 65 per cent, now under cultivation, with improvements such as barns, fontirif (inilOHU ntn In WIlMllb IIUU Olytlj C l/V- . , 111 ^UUU 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. v. CAROLINA REAL ESTAT! CLARK BUILDING, CO! Or Wagner Heal Estate and Guar* ? y The CHAL lb ^ "gas" '* fl-> Bffil T-JOT spot Si ! AX raw, hca 3 infinitesimal p; | Ram's-horn (wh corners to impe< rushes it to thr you get a "kick" you haven't seer 8 * 1 1 LUCAS AUTi I I II . ?????? =? PVIVMIillllMilVIVUi j/0 mmm ' I * set! I : S&' 4 ' ? * V) | .. y i ^? I * "V Cotton th 40 Cents . Yon Think u to Try for d Per Acre? putting out your Nitrate better than mix some of Soda and Kainit are and both are therefore r plant food. The acbacked by other plant in solution forms a film I in the soil longer than present to feed the cotSoda is passed. n, N. C., a limited ton tos. GO. C; 1 / jIA land ' * $25.00 AM A /?\ i~* /A L>i MUtttl Only $3.00 Acre Cash; Balance 22 Years at 6 pr.Ct. ?/ E & TRUST CO. L.UMBIA, S. C. inlee Co., Warner, S.C. > v; | MERS fi # . M3 kind ofM ould have fp 'breaks u;V the j $ vy ''(j-is" into Articles. Then If <