The Chesterfield advertiser. [volume] (Chesterfield C.H., S.C.) 1884-1978, July 08, 1920, Image 2
The
Chesterhe'd Advertiser
Paul II. and Fred G. llearn
Editors
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY
Subscription Kales: 51.50 a Year;
six months, 75 cents.?Invariably in
advance.
Entered as second-class matter at tho
postofTice at Chesterfield, South
Carolina.
ABUSING THE PKESIDKNT
lion. Champ Clark cm not he accused
more than any ?t: I'eniocratic
member <>f Conjvre-s i?f being an
over zealous friend of pf idcnt Wilson.
He has been an independent, unbased
and sturdy I.iemoerat and as
to Pre-ident Wilson not i.lway in perfect
greenient with him. lie has never
"crooked the pregnant l.;n o s of th<
knee where thrift may fo'low favoring"
and yet this -launch, in corrupt ible
Democrat in a recent sp-.-eeli
came to the defense of President \VH
son in these manly woiils.
Replying t<? a -p-acii I y ' otp: o man
Reavis, of Nebraska, Vr. < lar!
said:
"The gentleman's remarks wore
very unkind to the Pi i -'drill. Honu
of thist* days I am going P> deliver .
lei'tui'i', or i: may he a small l>i o!:.collating
the abu e, fir.-;, a: >i lost, that
has been heaped on the r.io t distin
guishcd Pr< -ddcnts < f the I'd i
States, h began in tin* he ir>
our gloriou national life, and he'
George Washington, the great m:,!
that ever lived 'epped down and ?- * 11
of the presidential ofl.ee a ln'go number
of people thanked God that the
old tyrant was out at last.
"Jefferson was nio-t iv*.e<|y aim
ed. New England pivach< - hoi: handed
him from the pulpit a the antichrist,
which was v i. Andrew
Jackson, the hero a o'l r, wa
held up as a monster of ii a.ui'y. 11?
was called every had thing hi. enemies
could think of e<o ; r a cow: ?\1.
There was not a liar in A met lea foul
enough to say 'hat about the conqueror
of Gen. Sir Edward I'ackenham.
What the Republicans ?1 am not
talkini? about what the in-, oi-n-.i.
said?what the Republicans said
about Abraham Lincoln was .-omethinp
dreadful, something awful.
Senators Bon Wade and Henry Winter
Davis bccamo as.oeiut-d on a
paper that was disprle to the America
public. The whole of it was taken
up in horrible abuse of Abraham Lincoln.
"You can say what you pleas,
about it, and I hold no brief foi him,
Wood row Wilson will take i.i place
in history alonp with Washington and
JefFerson and .lac. on and l.incoli
Those are my four favorite ."
This tribute is the more i emai l;able
from the fact that Chan p Cinr!
would have been nominated had n<
William J. Bryan, who w. in. t ruet.-d
for t'lai'K deserted him at ti.. crilna
hour in the eonc-nt ion and vol. d
for Wilson. Bryan wc i.t to ti,.- convention
as the friend of CI.a .p Cinri.
and voted for Wi! on.
Senator Harding ui:< be notified
July SI that be ha., hocn iioi.iitiated
for the pre>idency by tie L.publi
can convention. Won t he be surprised?
Will he net as a pirl pettinp a
proposal and say, "this i .-<? sudden."
HE HAD TO
.senator liorah, discu: ing the S' n
ate's rejection of the peace treaty
said at a luncheon:
"The President llouted the Senate.
Why on earth did lie do so wlu-n h>
knew that the Senate hail, after all
the last word?
"The Senate, in far', floated or not
flouted, was in 'lie position of little
Jimmy Brown.
"Little Jimmy Brown, a |>ajx r parcel
under his arm, t-od watering a
game of hall in a vacant lot.
' 'flurry home, Jimmy.' -aid a kind
old gentleman. 'Hurry 1 onn , < r you'li
be late for dinner.'
"No, I won't, sail J<hwi> tapping
hi? paper parcel. '1 pot the
meat.* "
NOTICE TO CANDIDATES
AND OTHERS
Those interested wili please take
notice that the time for candidate
to file their pledges cxpii"s on I*'Tiday,
July JOth, and that the di i campaign
meeting wil be beid at \V< xforl on
Juy .'list.
Further meetings will be held .
follows:
Ruby Friday August 20th (at
night.)
Mt. Croghun, Saturday August
21st
I'ageland, Monday, August 22rd.
Jefferson, Tuesday, August 24th.
Catarrh, Wednesday, August 2.">th
McBee, Thursday, August 20th.
Patrick, Friday, August 21st.
Cheraw, Friday, August 27th (at
night.)
Chesterfield, Saturday, August.
28th.
D. F. BpoCk, M. J. Hough,
ary Chairman
J
( SLAT'S DIARY )
Friday Went 2 to a rorth of July
picnic: b hail lots of things 2 oat
etc. i i and mister Gil'eiu was setting
on the prass tawking wen ma
ncksidvrt'y overherd pa pay?She
had the pr ttiest ankels and hei neck
was the nicest I ever seen, and tawk
about I h stepper bnleave me that
old pirl v s shure there & I invested
i hole i ks waives on her but she
never si > veil. I saw nin but d nuth|
injj si ; s jjiltinir white ue.der her
curls <v e up ib a-t pa W ho is the
hussy. 1' tride 2 explane it was a
?-ace Hi t wich lie had lw-t money
on. hut i :i was 2 hard halted 2 heleave
liitn.
Sato 1 v ma five me a ? hill &
cd Y"i > 2 the <1 vujv stoai A git ;;
ticket 2 tl; city & a chines wutth of
i hewir - un. F got the tu-l.et it jtitnned
on ear & went 2 the city ?fc
hough! ' ' yum ?v come < a hack.
Wen 1 < t wed the house nia was set:nir
! : charge i'c swelling tV she
>! ' .V hatted me a le.v .t sed
.'here u ben. 1 toltl her & left the
oom 1 herd her any Of nil th<
hone :e is the wurst I c.cr seen,
lieu ! :! she d'uid ?nt say 2 go 2
he city * r she wautc I 2 go her own
elf.
Su.u > at dinner ma n-i did p:
ikt tiie i erusi ci pa sod i: was fine
illy I t ina sed Wot A ie roplyed
The i aists is 2 close together.
Mm;-! y Went down 2 the city
a' e a hoho wich had hoen ar
' sti'it ! i r ! radiancy.
Tu --.lake's Hi/in Ai\ wick
'ins l?<- , Krauts come hop 4v- he
had a mast & a lie i lit '! a < voyx
i a hole in h?. 1 'v \ :o; 'va
hay: tab frum a I.*.*?i. >
\\\ lay- I n?".y. pled a < i h
mj wit farmer today rile :
or.-e e V.ood plow i it, I -i're
in sir it.- iV I feel ;e li ? 2 wie i
nt c: re if the h irni v. i od play
y paneled banner all the
linie.
PK( "SSIVE DL'ROC CLU3
\\T termed the 1 *. . e ive
Oliver ii? at the oolitio'? f'hesterieid
< ty Fair i made <ylive
>i.te . eaeh paying an i .'trann
dollars. 'I he < nt nee fee
add' (o a twenty-live ?<< '. or p?i/i
ll'ered ' the fair nssocial n>n and
itl.ei t'. t Mi-live jjiveii by the An.eiiui
l>i Association. Thus a "jar .
nit" I 7"i will be di tiibiited an,any
lie li .en forinin r the e.ub. The
vinne f lirse prize will pe.
(. ii ii; thinl fouilh $10 J
n>l t!; last inri 11 ;:"ts his entrance
noney ek. Looks like a pretty hard
natter t , lose. I
"f -
..i?
! \ r-y*
\ h y \
j.J ^ i-- i
i
t * u
\ i
i. t
KM
:
M
A f 11
h
i
M 8 '
> 5 /- ' *
I 4 /. r
; f :: <
S 8 %
?] y.
? a ? * v )
] f/y-*
H /a 'V .
m /W'
/ **- .
+ X ??
jj j k*
gis f/V\/
ih l\'%
flsil A* y |
y/U /
||] AA. . '
Ill 1/\ * '
M ' j
fij ' " /
? f / i
Hi W>
\I Vv ' ,
ii?
I* vf- ' !
r \ i V
'j ' ' !
ill \
hi VI
5
I V <
y .v
] 30xT;? r ..i.jyt,
1 i! k , A
V ( ;moiIv<
ha! >r;c, / n'
I
0 -j
nat?
HOME-COMING OF
CLEMSON MEN
Clemson College, July 6?Less
than a month now until the gathering
of the Clemson Tiger clans for the
big home-coming, which is to be held
it the College Friday, Saturday and
Sunday, July 30th, 31st and August
>st. All Clemson graduates and exstudents
are urged to come and renew
<>! ! times and old friendships.
Indications at present point to a
large crowd of 1,003 or more per
day during these three great days,
b" old hoys will be taken care of in
ho barracks, and it will he necessary
u each man to bring voeets, pillow
a-? , towels, etc., thus reminding
'm of his cadet 'lays.
On account of the fact that dormi<>
y accomodations are limited to
too <>v 1,000 the college authorities
ind il impossible to invito the old
hoys to hring their families, as it had
'ntend <1 and desrod to do.
A special feature of the Ilome-Oompg
will he the fact that Rev. R. R.
Turnip-cod, a graduate of the first
'.ass (1 t;t?f>), and now a prominent
opih'M- of ttie Snu'.h Carolina MethoI
t Conference, will preach to the
hoys on Sunday morning There will
lie, of course, various things to en rtain
the fellows and give them a
nod time, but the "hig idea" is to
ct together.
PPr.SENTS SWORD TO
GENERAL PERSHING
Wa.-Vhgton, .lulv 6.?The sword
ivon Gen. Pershing hy the eity of
l.ondon was presented to the general
y Sir Auckland Gcddes, the Ri iti.-h
.. In sador, at tlic < inh: ssy Monday.
Diplo, i.tii- i eiiresentati\'e. of a'l of
' entente allied countries attended
:li mt! ceremonies, and the Unieil
States army, navy and civil govt
e 'aldi lrnc "s were ivprc
at mi hy til ir hi best ollicials at
Washington.
CITATION NOT ICE
"he State of South Caroliiia.
'eanty of Chesterfield.
Ily M. 11 < > vi 'i, ' vohatc Judge:'
V.'l: -ens Maggie C2ulc!: made suit'
0 i e to grant her Letters of Ad- j
ii '.ration of the K stale anil effects
f T i n?:i Hrnivn, dace ised,
T ie -o are, therefore, to cite and j
idmo im all and singular the kindred
nd en ditors of th aid Thomas'
".I'.v, i, deceased, that they he and;
.-ear h fore me i'i the Court of!
'r< hp-it". to he hell at Chesterfield,'
>. C., on 2<>ih of July ne\t, after,
kuhlication hereof, at 11 o'clock in i
he forenoon, to show cause, if any '
hoy have, why the said Aduiinistva-'
on should not he granted.
Given under my hand this 23rd day
.f June.
Anno Domini 1920.
M. J. Hough,
1 Probate Judge.
?- -- rf*. /-??! ?*1?^ ?JC:.aac vt-i
*r~~i , .
. A VA V .-. r. V\ r.O. * M
? V i ! ' ' A '
v - K-> I'msK' 'v.
j
/' ^";
rr - .- -> V .
? 4
C; j * ' .. ?.'
,.v .r ;
;?.s nil i.
X
%
? . jl L
y * "w
^ )t N ^ f \ '
v->* ? y . -* X A.W- $? i
\ ,. Lj-.w
,' 1 every cVa-;
T'i- i.i m
* . . - -3
sm rj'.ii'.i Co
- * O'VVi
'A : ,V: -xv, ..11 o
?'..; I
. ( > # f w ? .
! ,-i j - - >
i.... .sge cyn4
I tj ! Y!.;: ':' 'v ! i.SC
! * ' , '
i r:; ! &< ; ion .Oe;
f* i
i I KJ-y to iv-.m j
j I CiOv.J) i art
? ?' ' i Wi J
j I ilY liction,
1 I I
r.
' ' If
>1 , ;
v
.r r>.. |' ' ' lire ?' ? .? ) Coo.fyc
yen are
J i .?!c-C?ire - > i i c;?
Z I *
, . $2$
; :'n ? n y a'
v r : 1 . : < A\ ^ 1
? v / J / \L<
v-. - ^ >- y jr
i
| COUNTY CONVENTION
AT LOWER MACEDONIA
The Chesterfield County Sunday
School Association will hold its annual
Convention at Lower Macdonia
Baptist Church on Sunday, July 18th,
and the Sunday Schools of all denominations
in our County are invited
to send delegates.
A strong program, dealing with all
departments of modern Sunday
| School work, has been prepared. Leon
' C. Palmer, the newly-elected General
j Superintendent of the South Carolina
Sunday School Association is expected
I to attend this convention together
! with Mrs. Leon C. Palmer, Field Secret
!!? ?, r> f llin
. ~??. j u* vuv movi lUiiuii. j
In order thyt no Sun.lay School
worker may he derived of the priviledjre
of attending (his convention no
limit will he ret on the number of delinformation
regardim* the convcnI
tion may be secured from County
President. 11. A. IMcLeod, of Cheraw,
County Secretary I. Keed, Cheraw,
,r from (leneral Superintendent, L.
C. Palmer, 711 Allen & Law Buildnjr,
Spartanburg, S. 0.
GASOLINE SYSTEMS
Oil Tanks and Pumps, Air
Compressors, Computing Scales
Floor Scales, Show Cases, Account
Registers, Rebuilt Cash
Registers, Safes, Store Fixtures.
HAMILTON SALES CO.
Columbia, S. C.
Dlt 1-. H. TROTTl,
l>cnt?l Surgeon
Chesterfield, S. C.
Office on second floor in Ron
ihiilding.
DR. J. T. RIJTLF.DGE
Dental Surgeon
At Pageland Tuesdav and Wodnes.1....
_s~. ? '
u?y. iv?mainaer oi time at Chesterfield,
office in Ib.uU of Chesterfield
building.
J. ARTHUR KNIGHT
Attorney-at-Law
Office in Courthouse
Chesterfield, S. C.
HANNA & HUN LEY
Attorneys
R. E. Hanna, C. L. Ilunley,
Cheraw. Chesterfield
Offices:
The Courthouse, Chesterfield
lbink of Cheraw Bldj?., Cheraw
MONEY TO LEND
Money t'o lend on improved real
estate. Ion# time loans, low rate of
interest,
Thos L. Smith,
Attorney at law,
tf . Cheraw, S. C.
9
T - ~ * -%e-r ,nr?r>- n.r.n. k*
W7- >+ -err.. ?.ri?4UavMVap..-y
v Ecotiotr
I *5?l J
r*a t] ' $
? ?> * _ . - J.i. ?.
- ' - r *** ^
' . . / ' ? : -- -.c l **
-. . ... j: . ^ _?> i'?>i
v ' * *
. . I V ?L " . 1 td C ?i<
, ; -, t.U . . o.~ri
. - . . .. ~ .j /1)
;rC' wOiivi S jl 15 ^ ilLfiy t j\
3*
* . ' :A ? " , IV
- '* - A. -"* ' y v.> O / V / (
drvvs dy ? hc worl Fs 1
/ d -.vou d to th^so
1 of the work dor
arked by extraord
kr e*
. a IJ *d, Chevrolet,
r oli.::r car taking
yo virclf true Goo
.! c;.onomy on your <
nea ** t Goodyear S<
t
J. K 'J ;*
or Goodyear Tires as
ieavy 1 ouristTubes;
cleans to genuine tii
A
Mi "" *' *" H
.k II y Tour!?r Tubes cost no more th:
.?si cii to j ;.y i i tu'.'ca of kss merit??whi
ulion Kiel* r - protection it avail able
: itc ? . p Irij'i ,(.J bag _
^ ; Jk
i. h
Gluttons forPui
Lee Tires ask no favors of ll
!
Oil rough country roads the
travel almost unharmed ovei
ting points that would tear t
less sturdy tires. On pav
boulevards Lee Tires wear
ingly and pleasingly slow.
If you knew how to make tir<
the best would satisfy you,
the kind you'd build.
So thoroughly good are Lee *!
get an entirely new idea of t
satisfaction from the first on
us show you why.
776 J&e.
Farmers Hard war
a is vm
"Smile"
Catarrh Cannot Be C red j
with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, they
cannot reach the seat of th ca.o.
Catarrh is a local disease, i;t- :y inlluemed
by constitutional cond. . and
in order to cure it you inur-t .< an
internal remedy. Hall's Cats Medicine
la taken internally and thru
the blood on the mucous suit of the
system. Hall's Catarrh Me was
prescribed bv one of the he:-l clans
In this country for years. 1 com- i
posed of sorno of the host totr nown, :
combined with some of the I i blood
purifiers. The perfect combi n of
the ine:re<1ientn in Hall's Oatani Medl- |
cine is what produces such w > Jorful
results In catarrhal conditions nd for
testimonials free.
F J. FTiKNET & CO.. Trops.. Toledo. O.
All HrucKists. 76c.
Hall's Family Pill* for constipation.
COW FOR SALE?Registered Jersey?Fresh
Calf Two Wo Cm old.
Will sell both?Goo 1 Milker. ;_=
2p28 H. C. Hurst, .1 1. ^
4anw;a .uuaMnmMH< ' "
III
III
i "ST ~tf *t-2 1 -
ly in
? f s
5 IS
~ ill j
small ||
at ex*
Jycar tj
triced
2" and j |'
argest j j i
sizes, II !
ic on " i
inary ;
?! I
Don, I
these 1
dyear jj I
:ar by
ervice
! I
id for d ?
there
e sat!
|| *
;s&, fl D
w
I nn
in the price p
y risk costly D
? $4,10
? ^ Oa
ant
sto
^ I o m
< me
A
.
r ?
lishment , i
ie road. J J
:ir tougli treads \
: sharp and jut- J/y
he heart out ot %? // J
ed streets anil
down surprises
and none but -?00^1 jjjgjgjf j
the Lee Tire is ,
The
Zig-Zag Tre
tires that you'll Mechanically and aclcntl
. ., _ correct fur created so
ire mileage and Wider all road conditions.
ie you try. Let & aad ,h,poc
w alternate on both tide* <
citra wide, heavy tread.
f. ding is minimized. I?i
liar liases of the "Pino 1
end straight Center Lli
. tread are thick rubber
<Z>*itu6uteL, luils'- hVad ^."k0CPlUI
eCo.? ,| ^ Jj i
ilree^
at* Miles**
WAN!
Four-Foct
i&Rji w tOiJ
8t-33 CHERAW, S.
iMMBWMMraMUNHHMaMMlMMHMMMMaMBHMB
Sfyank of %h
The Old C\St. LcitlMH
* r?
Bank in Ghesterf
4 Per Cent. Paid on Savings Deposit)
See Us
C. C. Dcng'.Ast,
R. E. Rivers, President. D
M. J. Hou^h, Vice-President. P.
9he P
OF CHESTER*
Will Appreciate Your Business.
$200.00(
Our customers and friends helped
need of accom:nodation or you hav<
to see us. (iuarantecd burglar p
Let us show you this wonder. A co
It. P. LANEY, President ti.
V^ilAS. r. MAiNUUM,
Cashier
Tmms sr6
>veral tfood Farms for sal
% 9
Rent. See us f
OUGLASSREA
I nrkTTf'.T (t'O T1
. V i/v/u\iu.mo, i It'.iiuvnt. I
I). II. DOUGLASS, Sc<
ROKERAGE and
I represent only the best compi
ts, and Food, Meat, Lard and Ho
I Stains; Lubricating and Motor (J
nes.
Insurance that insures?Life, H
If in nerd of any of the goods m
1 money to see me on the road or
ce every Saturday and Monday w
Yours for Service,
S. J. SEL
RUBY.2M
- * 4. -i> *}
. '^-v 5F*
I
ED
\Iccd , I
3fcr>
iv>i^ A.-ilLLaJ j
l
ejterwld
:|
and Stronyest
:-l_1 c
^eiu, O. VJ,
>. $1.00 Slarta An Account
Cashier
. L. Sir.ith, Assist. Cashier
II. Douche Ab*ist. Cashier
t' Sjank
IBM)
Total Resources Over
).()() |j ;:{
us to <lo this. When in
e money to deposit, come |
roof and fire proof safe. I
rdial welcome awaits you
K. LANKY, V.-President
J. A. CAMPBELL,
Assist. Cashier
iTSALE
le. Also some for
or terms.
LESTATECo.
C. C. DOUGLASS, Vice.-Pres.
:y.-Treas.
'NSUSANCE
mies and sell Flour, Corn,
2 Products, Paints, Grease
ils; Monuments and Tomb
?
ealth and Accident
cntioned above it will save
in my oilice. I am in the
hen in Ruby. Call and see
LERS V