Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Who Sai You I Ha II II I II I II You may think you'r } it's so. We're fitting big n I tall men?with as little tr ; regular sizes. That's bee: all sorts of special models t II i I j High-Art t 1 Ct o C w mauc ujr ijn uuoc uc ml ii M II I II We have this noted nu J welcome the man who thir I him. | TEAL-JC f The Home c I L CHESTERFIELD ROUTE 3 The ladies of Peniel Church wil give an 1ce cream supper at th< church on Friday evening June 25 The money will be used in furnish ?ng the parsonage. The public is cor dially invited. There will be prayer services a Peniel Church every Sunday eveninj at 8:30 o'clock. The Sunday School at Penie Church is doing fine work. There wil be preaching next Sunday, June 2( at 11 o'clock. Miss Ethel Parker has beert* seri ; 11 v. .U ? 1. i ... : .. vunijr >11 av/i iiicr |m?>L WtVh llll I >? 1211 proving nicely. Misses Edna Parker and Kate Fun derburg are visiting Miss Funder burg's brother near Lake City. Miss Ella Johnson has beer, seri ously ill but we are glad to report tlm she is better now. Dr. H. V EYES E] GLASSE wmmmmmmmmmmmmmsmmmmm f?y Ip At Office In Thursday, , Wednesday [ - - - - a 111 Are :;i II II trd to Fit II II II il I lard to fit?that doesn't moan II ion, little men, short men and j| oublc as those who can wear II luse we're well supplied with ii I or the hard to fit?in II II II : Clothes j Irothers, Baltimore, Md., ike for men of every build. We r iks that only the tailor can fit I ; >NES CO. | >f Good ClothtrS ' I I I CLEMSON SCHOLARSHIPS j OPEN IN THIS COUNTY b Two four year scholarships to . I Clemson College will be awarded in - Chesterfield County next month. - These scholarships are worth $100 and tuition per year. Examinations will be ^ held by County Superinteneent of r Education J. A. Knight at the court hosuse on July 1) at 9 A. M. 1 ' 1 ) - | I like to sell you SWEET SIXt I TTCM 1 - ? ' ' ' i i i r.c.ii necausc l know you will be pleased. W. P. ODOM. ?. Lewis L4MINED IS FITTED nHBBMHHBHHMI wy Peoples Bank June 17th to , June 23d * I?? ^ mw. k. LOCAL ITEMS Mr. John Blackwell says he is a candidate for fried chicken and cherry pie. Magistrate E. G. Funderburjf, of Pageland was in town Monday. Thirsty? Just call on us, wo can quench it at once. Laney's Pharmacy. Three Chalmers Touring Cars just arrived. Better get one of these; they are Setting hard to get. LUCAS AUTO CO. Home Ground Meal in 100's and 50's. W. P. ODOM. ! E. Mae Edgeworth, optometrist and optician, will be absent from Chesterfield for several keeks, but will 1 resume her practice upon her return. For the best of everything and for prompt service call Adams Cash Market. M iss Mattic Gaddy left Saturday I | for her home in Wingate. Miss Gaddy ; will return as music teacher at the I opening of the fall term of the Chesi terfleld High School. I The heated term opened Sunday and is still on. The wood man has disappeared and the ice man is the popular fellow now. Miss Leo Hough is visiting relatives and friends at Rock Hill. Bring us your fresh countiy eggs. Adams Cash Market. I have ten tons of Southern Cotton Oil Co.'s High Grade Top Dresser and a few tons of 8-3-3. W. P. ODOM. Two Traffic Trucks on Hand. If you don't think one of these trucks will do your work, let us demonstrate to your satisfaction that it will do all of that and more besides. LUCAS AUTO CO. Fly Poison of all description. Safety First. Laney's Pharmacy. Mr. W. M. McCreight was up from Cheraw Monday. Mrs. J. W. Griggs is visiting relatives in Lilesville. The Junior Order woill meet in the Woodmen's Hall next Saturday evening at 8 o'eock. A full attendance is expected as the Chesterfield Band will give a concert. The first rehearsal of "The Flower Shop." the play to be given by the a _ a _ 1 uiiimsi iuifMunary oocieuvs iaM'S place this evening, un'ler tne direction of Mr. Milliard. The date of the performance has not been definately decided upon. When it comes to good bread, there is nothing on earth that beats SWEET SIXTEEN in plain and MARY JANE in self rising. W. P. ODOM. We have sold out the last car load of Dorts. We hope to have another shipment soon, but can't tay when. LUCAS AUTO CO. Highest market price paid for nice fresh eggs. Adams Cash Market Mrs. K. T. Teal and sister, Miss Pauline Campbell are spending a while at Myrtle Beach. The Baptist Sunday School held its annual picnic at Big Springs yesterday. For the Best Biscuit, use SWEET SIXTEEN with little lard. W. P. ODOM. These are the long hot days?the longest of the year. Mr. and Mrs. C. B. F.dgeworth are in Massachusetts purchasing a stock of jewelry which will soon he on display in Chesterfield. It takes but a minute to enroll your name on your Democratic club hook. Have you attended to it? When you exclaim, "Mow hot the weather is!" you tell them something, that every one already knows. Human nature is hard to satisfy. People murmur and complain about the weather, whether it be hot or whether it be cold. It is getting about time to buy more flour, and if the Department of Agriculture is right, there is going to be a shortage in wheat the coming season. When you buy, buy SWEET SIXTEEN and MARY JANE. W. P. ODOM, Mr. D'Phonse Threatt, of Columbia, is visiting relatives in town. Mrs. Sadie McElveen and children, of Sardinia, are the quests of Mrs. J. A. Welshr. Miss Kate Smith, of l'ajreland, is visiting Mrs. C. M. Smith. Mrs. C. I'. Allen, of Wadesboro, spent this week with Mrs. V. L. Autry. If we havn't it, we'll get it. Laney'a Pharmacy If you are in need of any kind of I feed, give me a call. W. P. ODOM. Dr. J. H. Chapman, of Johnsonville, is visiting friends and relatives in town. Miss Laurie ilarrnil, of Cheraw, spent several days ?t the home of her brother, Harry H. Harrell. Mr. Farmer: Why be vorried with Flies, get a bottle of Shepard's Fly Killer, it will do the work. For sale at Laney's Pharmacy. Miss Bessie Stubbs, of Gibson, N. C., visited Mrs. J. G. Adams this week. Mr. and Mrs. J H Gardner, of Springfield, S C., spent some time this week with Dr. and Mrs. R. L. Gardner. Miss Elcase Buchanan, who has been teaching in the graded school of Jefferson, is at home for the summer. j Mi88 Viola Folsom, who for the past two seasons has had charge of the millinery department of H. W. Pusser & Sons, has left for her home in Boston, Oa. Miss Folsom leaves many friends in Chesterfield, who hope that she will soon return. Mrs R. L. McManus and son, are visiting in Lancaster. I have plenty of hulls, both loose snd seck?d and standard Cotton Soed Feed Meal, 36 per cent, protein. Bring your deep body along and Set a load of loose hulls. They are the cheapest. W. P. ODOM. Get it from us. Get it for lees. Laney's Pharmacy. "RED" WHITE GOES UP IN THE AIR On Monday last word was flashed over the wires by special correspondents of York, S. C., that on Sunday just as services mere concluding in the churches and citizens were returning to their chicken dinners the quiet Sabbath was turned into wild excitement by the appearance overKr..wi - 1 M I- - ? >iv ?u vi <?.zi uciupi^ii1;, i ne muemnci headed for Hie landing field some two miles distant and the estwhile worshippers hopped fences and sped through tomato plants and cotton fields in efforts to beat the machine, which was traveling at about 62 milej per hour. Report has it that but one excited citizen made as good time as the plane and that citizen of Yort was none other that Chesterfield's one time drug dispenser, Dr. W. G White, Jr. When the others begar to arrive breathless and disheveled Dr. White's auburn locks were alreadj scintilating the sun's rays from or high. He had handed the aviator s ten-spot and was soaring arouni through the ten dollar's worth o] warm atmosphere. Thus the historiar must record that the first citizen oi York, at least on this occasion, t< take a pleasure ride throug the air was our old friend "Red" White. IMPORTANT MEETNIG FRIDAY EVENINC On tomorrow, Friday, evening ther< will be a meeting at the Court Hous< in the interest of the South Carolin; Development Board. The meeting hai been called by Mr. G. W. Duvall anc will be addressed by Mr. D. Craft Wil liams. The importance of this meet ing cannot oe overstated. The Devel opment Board is, as its name suggest; a State organization devoted to th< best interests of the commonwealth Nearly every other state in the Un ion has had for year oiganizations for the development of its own re sources; but until this great organiza tion comes into being there has beet 110 concerted action in South Caro lina to place this great state in the po sition it should occupy among he: sisters. The meeting is called for 7 o'clock Friday eveniny, .Tune 18, ant everyone should turn out. If no interested the meeting is sure to Ix worth while as many facts not knowt will be stated in regard to the grea undeveloped resources of our state. BREATHLESS MOMENTS When you skid on the soap as yov emerge from the bath tub When the be-yutiful girl in th< crial is left with the dagger at hei throat until the next week's number When drying dishes for yout wife you drop a cut glass bowl and catc) it again in midair. When the hornet poises an incl above your nose, during the sermon When a part of your laiment hav ing sliped its moorings, you wondei if you can get home before tin worst comes to the worst. When you are talking on the tele phone and hear the coffee boil over When, after jtomir over that unex pectcd bump, you examine the con tents of the suitcase. When you hear the boss wants tc >ee you on the moninp: you are late. When you, puting your full hous* on the table, wait for the other f?uj who stayed in to reveal his hand. c > IT PAYS FOR ITSELF * -% * 'S ts ' * * * * ;V> * V m ?.' : r/'h u/ y 'j 2? iir f <rS' ' fsjr O W-TJ/ /t/JTi Jl" Delco-Light really costs you nothing. It pays for itself by do ing work,?running the washer, ?pumping the water and doing many other odd jobs. This is the opinion of the vast army of DelcoLight users. Write for Catalog Funderbnrfe Electric Service Co. PtleUnd, S. C. Dealer for Chesterfield County. V??i l will' Jill ? | a | mum in. The Home Rose-Gi Make Special Off And H In comparing thes< heavy advances with the i ferings we are now makii High Grade Parlor And4 library Furniture or 3 PIECE MAHOGANY SUITS?| Cane backs, Silk, Brocade, in Blue ] I and Mulberry. = 1 3 PIECE VENEERED MAHOGANY ' - SUITS?Cane and Panel Backs, 5 Blue Silk Damask and M. S. Lca' ther upholstering. 5 : 3 and 5 PIECE IMT. MAHOGANY i SUITS?M. S. Leather and Mole- G< Skin Upholstering. 1 3 PIECE "HEYWOOD-WAKEFIELD" WICKER SUITS?French J> ' Walnut; Cretonne; Damask and Tapestery Upholstering. \ The roads are gooc r trucks, and remember o ) of us. If You Don't Find where you will find the 5 * [ the great Pee Dee Sectic Rose-C ; "The Home Of Good Fu CLASSIFIED ) FOR SALE?One good milk: cow. D. F. Douglass, r 1-p Chesterfield Rodte 4. ! FOR SALE?Some fine pigs, 8 months old. p11 2t I.. B.Davis. 1 ? P | NEW FORDS FOR SALE?We huve in stock New Ford Touring Cars with or without starters lor immediate delivery. It. H. Cox & Co., di 3-27-c Wadesboro, N. C. of j. FOR SAL.E?I am selling all my household furniture at a sacrifice price, rather than move it, also ' good piano, in prfect condition. 21p2?5 B. C. Moore. di FOR SALE?200 bushels of corn. CI '2c (?. J. Adams. re w: FOR SALE?One Indian Twin Mo- p tor cycle new, cost $400.00, will sell for $37I?.00 cash. Run only a few miles, a bargain for a man who wants a twin motor <yole. Write or come. di Dr. Wallace Parnell, f0 2tp2G Lamar, S. C. to I), LOST?Crank for I)ort Cat, be- p tween Fair Grounds and Chesterfield. Return to lp H. C. Gaskins. m RUNAWAY?I hereby forbid any (|t one hiring, feeding1, lodging or in any way aiding my 10 year-old boy, = Levy Gooden, who ha:', runaway from home. 2p2!) P. B. Gooden. FOR SALE?Improved Farm Land; almost any size, both improved and unimproved farms; in Chesterfield, Marlboro, Dillon and Darlington Counties; at bargains. xvi. i*. smun, i.nnraw, rv. FOR SALK?Sweet Potato Plants? $1.50 per 1,000, express collect; $1.75 per 1,000, postpaid. All varieties prompt shipment. Dorris-Keusey Plant Co., 3p20 \ aldosta, Ga. ELECTION NOTICE Patrons and voters of Mt. Crogh:?n School District No. 2H, will take notice that an election will be held in said district on Wednesday, June the 23rd, on the question of voting special mills for school purposes. W. C. Baker, N. T. Rivers, F. M. Moore, trustees. CARD OF THANKS We desire t.o express out sincere thanks to our many friends who were so kind to us during the recent illness and death of our little daughter, Sarah June. Their every thought of us by words and action was fully appreciatd. May God bless them every 11 on*' 11 Mr. and Mrs. J. Albert flwinnie. ^ of Good tthings * erings for Jum igh Grade Fui 5 special prices witli prospect of further * ng will have a telling and S PIECE ROUND WICKER SUITS?French Walnut and Funv cd; Highest Grade Tnpestry with "Comfy" Cushions, Bolsters nnc Pillows to Match. >D PIECES?Tables, Rockers, Ped estal, Flower Buckets ant Floor Lamps. High Grade Dining Room Furniture OLDEN OAK SUITS?Buffet, Chi na Cabinet, Lare:e Round Tabh and Server. ^COBEAN OAK SUITS?William and Mary Style Buffet, China Cabi net, Dining Table and Server. 1, the distance near i ur truck service is fr It At Home Coi largest and most con in. jiatnim rniture NEW ANNOUNCEMENTS FOR CORONER White L. Pate I hereby announce myself a candi ite for the office of Coroner of Ches rfield County, subject to the rule; id regulations of the Democrats trty. WHITEFORD L. PATE FOR CLERK OF COURT Walter J. Douglass I hereby announce myself as a can date for Clerk of Court of Chester ;ld County, subject to the rule the Democratic Party. WALTER J. DOUGLASS FOR CORONER G. H. Gulledge I hereby announce myself a can date for the office of Coroner o hesterficld County, subject to th' lies of the Democratic Primary an< ill appreciate any support given me G. 11. CULLEDGE FOR MAGISTRATE C. B. Brock I hereby announce myself a can date for the office of Magistrat >r Court House Township, subjec the rules and regulations of th emocratic Primary. C. B. BROCK CARD OF THANKS I want to thank my friends am njfhbors who were so kind to u jring the sickness of our baby. John II. Hillian Kainit ft With Cotton \ a Pound D It Behooves Maximum ^ It is now about time to of Soda and you can do r Kainit with your Soda. N easily soluable in soil moi almost immediately availa tion of Soda is quick and food elements it is short. ] around the soil grains and the Soda. It therefore rer ton plants after the effect We have on hand at nage of genuine Germain I HARDISON MORV IPHPSRHIHHBI A lgjj? Furniture I I 1 Wadesboro, V^O# Nor.Carolina ff| V. e on all Medium rniture i -ifca i and against the recent advance July 1st, the of; effect. M l SOLID BLACK WALNUT SUITS? 10 piece, Buffet, Large Dinging Tat ble, China Cabinet, Server, 1 Hosts I Arm Chair and 5 Side Chairs. * AMERICAN BLACK WALNUT I SUITS?Veneered and 3 Ply Built up Tops and Panels, 4 Pieces Buf1 fet, Dining Table, China Cabinet and Server. BEAUTIFUL MAHOGANY SUITS? 4 and 10 Pieces, Queen Anne and Willinm and Mary Styles. HIGH GRADE BED ROOM FURNITURE.?3, 5 and 7 Pieces, Come in the following woods and patterns: s Golden Oak, Satin Walnut, DullMahognny, Antique Ivory and s Black Walnut in Patterns, Louis XIV, Queen Anne, French, Colonial and Adam. n these days of cars and ee when you buy goods Tie to Wadesboro iplete Furniture Store in |s Co. WADESBORO, N. G. I NOTICE TO CANDIDATES AND OTHERS Those interested will please take notice that the time for candidates g to file their pledges expires on Friday, ? July 30th, and that the first campaign meeting wil be held at Wexford on Juy 31st. Further meetings will be held as follows: Ruby Friday August 20th (at night.) Mt. Croghan, Saturday August - 21st s Pageland, Monday, August 23rd. Jefferson, Tuesday, August 24th. ' Catarrh, Wednesday, August 25th. McBee, Thursday, August 20th. Patrick, Friday, August 21st. Cheraw, Friday, August 27th (at - night.) f Chesterfield, Saturday, August, e 28th. 1 D. F. Brock, M. J. Hough, g/f* Secretary Chairman Do not forget that ! am u WILD CAT on Chewing Tobacco. I got the Tobacco and I got the Price. Cameli, . Reynoi and Prince Albert are right e in my line. W. P. ODOM. t e Stockholders in the Spuare Deal Drug Co., will take notice that a stockholders meeting will be held at noon on Monday, June the 28th, 1920 at their store on Main street, Ches,j terleld, S. C., to consider the matter 8 of dissolution of said corporation. May 27, 1920 D. T. Teal, 4t26 President. N )r Cotton Vorth 40 Cents on t You Think ji You to Try for /ield Per Acre? begin putting out your Nitrate lothing better than mix .some itrate of Soda and Kainit are sture and both are therefore ble for plant food. The acunless backed by other plant Kainit in solution forms a film is held in the soil longer than nains present to feed the cotof the Soda is passed. . a Morven, N. C., a limited tonCainit. BROS. GO. J RN. N. C. - -is*. JL. ..-isJ