The Chesterfield advertiser. [volume] (Chesterfield C.H., S.C.) 1884-1978, July 22, 1920, Image 4
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We are now
Cars and can give
We also sell
General Tires, 10,
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CARL G.
Jvviclion Alain Str<
I am here to do busin
beat workmen in the towi
him and let him prove it 1
day or night.
I will have in a few d;
sell them right. If you don'
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Take
at our Quality Furniture.
Express your good taste
nishings, at a reasonable exj
delay or loss of time if you bu
We'll be glad to show w]
on your needs.
Farmers H<
3NES GO.
lly Invited to Attend
OUR
ailoring
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Friday, Saturday
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of Exclusive Woolens .
played By III
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bant Tailors
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TOES CO. I
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8 Essex
taking orders for these
immediate delivery.
Kelly Springfield and
,000 miles guarantee.
rvice Sta.
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lUTO&SUPPLYCO.
MORGAN, Prop.
let and Teal's Mill Road
less. I have with me one of the
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i, n yuu uu'i i oeneve 11, "iry
to you." You will iimi me here
iys some new Oklsniobiles, will
t believe it come and see
lORGAN
A Peep
by the selection of your homc-fursenditure
of money, and without
y from us.
hat we have and quote you prices
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LOCAL ITEMS
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Miss Mary Bell Welsh is visiting
at Lake City, S. C.
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Work has been started on the
SC
gnrnd stand in the Fair Grounds and
it is hoped to have some game? here ^
next week. '
Try a Box of Reese's Candy, alto w,
Nunnally's on ice at
Laney's Pharmacy.
Cotton Seed Feed Meal in the High R
Grade Analysis, 36 per cent, pro- n
tein. Do not pay meal prices for j
hulls. Buy them separate, from C(
W. P. ODOM. te
Misses Lillie and Letha Walker, of tc
Snttrtanburi?- who have hern visitincr cr
M iss Mary Sowell of Friendship, have I x
returned to their home. While here
Miss Letha had charge of the music .M
during the meeting at Friendship, ki
and being a student of the Shcnan- E
doah Collegiate Institute of Music, of V,
Dayton, Va., made many friends in ft
our musical circles.
Mr. D. M. Moses, representing
Isaac Hamburger & Sons, cf Baltimore,
Md., will be here Thursday,
Friday and Saturday cf this week 01
taking measures for fall suits. ^
Mrs. H. D. Tiller has returned '8
from a visit to her daughter, Mrs. =
B. M. Pearce, of Camden.
I have the best Molasses you have
ever sopped. It is Fancy Porto Rico.
I also have another grade of Portor
Rco that is lower in price.
W. P. ODOM.
Rev F. M. Cannon is holding a
very successful revival meeting at
Hickory Grove Church in Marlboro
County.
Miss Viola Mims is the guest of her
sister, Mrs. W. J. Tiller.
Mrs. J. C. Humphries, of Sumter,
is visiting relatives in Chesterfield.
Mrs. Mamie Britton has returned
from an extended visit to relatives
near Camden.
Mr. Marion Ellis, who has befcn in
the Navy several yeais, reeently visited
at the home of Mrs. Annie Ellis.
Misses Sarah and Peail Moore are
spending some time at Hendersonville.
Mrs. Frank Porter and children,
of Monroe, are visiting Mrs. W. H.
Porter.
Misses Lila and Sarah Teal are
visiting relatives at Spartanburg.
Misses Nan Stegall, Paul?ne Ratliflf
and Viola McRae, of Morven,
have been visiting Miss Flora Bell
Rivers.
We are proud of the confidence
doctor*, druggists and the public
have in 666 Chill and Fever Tonic. 39
CLASSIFIED
GRAPHOPHONE?New, with 60
records, for sale. See or write
J. E. Kissiah,
2tp31 Chesterfield R 1.
FOR SALE?Seven iconi house on
Main street; large lot; lor further
information see
2tp31 D. E. Redfearn.
FOR SALE?1 New Metpl Corn Crib'
I new Underwood Typewriter.
2-31cbjd. B. J Douglass
MULE FOR SALE?10 years old;
good condition; weighs 600 lb*;
gentle; will sell cheap; no tricks
nuiiui rum. rersiiiis wiMiuig io uuy
see me.
J. T. Walace,
2tp31 Chesterfield Route 4.
MACHINERY FOR SALE?Two cotton
gins; single box self tampering
press; boiler and engine and grits
mill, see Adams & Griggs,
8t.36 Chesterlleld, R. 4. i
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AUTOMOBILES?We want an agent [
in this county for the R & V Knight !
Six, which is the only Knight Six |
manufactured in America.
Columbia Sales Agency,
4t32 Columbia, S. C.
FOR SALE Sto'*e building of A.
L. Griggs on Main street. 20 feet
by 50 feet. 27 foot space in rear, i
For prices and terms see me.
3tp31 A. L. Griggs I
LOST?South Carolina car license
No. 82825 on Chesterfield and Mc- '
Bee Road. Finder please return to j
2tp31 W. D. Campbell.!
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LOST?One Brown Coat, black ;
stripes. Lost between sts?le line and :
A. N. Stroud's on Wadesboro road. :
h'inder leave at Farmers' Bank and '
receive reward. 1-cbjd. j
FOR RENT A four horse farm '
near Friendship Church. Will rent
as two separate farms.
Address A. T. Davis.
1430 Rhode Island Ave.,
4-p-33 WashinKton, D. C.
WANTED?At once at par $300
stock in Bank of Chesterfield.
II. II. Kerrison,
1 p Troy. S. C. |
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WANTED?Yountf people to prepare j
for stenographic and book keep- |
in>f work. We average filling one j
vacancy out of four in our employ- i
ment bureau at salaries ranging [
from $85 to $175 per month. Pre-j
pare yourself for one of the un-J
filled poitions. For full information j
write Drautfhon's, Columbia, S. C. |
We guarantee positions 4t33 .
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CARS PAINTED?If you want your |
car painted and made to look like
new, see
2tp31 H. C. Gaskina. '
DOUBLE WEDD1NC
Messrs. Frank P. and Evan D.
aughan, two Chesterfield County
>ys who served in France with the
ainbow Division, took unto themlves
brides Wednesday morning, at
le and the same time Miss Nancy
Wright became Mr3. Evan D.
aughan and Miss Josie E. Woodard,
assumed the name of Mrs.
r?nlr P V onmKon
The ceremony was performed by
dv. F. M. Cannon at h;s residence
Chesterfield and was witnessed by
large number of friends of the
mtracting parties. Immediately afir
the wedding a reception was
mdered the friends of all parties
>ncerned at the home of the grooms
; Vaughandale.'
The Messrs. Vaughan are sons of
t. David Vaughan and are very well
nown throughout the county,
van Vaughan is i*.i business at
fadesboro and Frank Vaughan is
irming with his father.
Mrs. L. E. Hurst, of Chesterfield,
rcompanied by Mrs. D. VI. Pate and
lildren of Patrick, spent the week
nd with Mrs. Hurst' brother, Mr.
ifhiteford L. Pate, of near Pageind.
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MRS. EVANS DIES SUDDENLY was a
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Mrs. John C. Evans, of Sumter, spent
while visiting her uncle and aunt, sister,
Mr. H. M. and Miss Tommy Spencer, Mr.
near Chesterfield died during an at- childr
tack of acute indigestion last Sunday ing M
morning. Mr. Evans was in Sumter Mr.
at the time of his wife's death. He ar- Sundi
rived here Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Sowel
Evans was the mother of two young Mis
children. The funeral services were N. c.,
held at St. Pauls and interment was Thorn
in the Chesterfiield Cemetery. Mr
Sundi
For prompt delivery we advise ear- Parke
ly buying, come in and let us Mri
measure you Thursday,Friday and Casor
i oaiuraajr ot this week. 1 eal-Jones Co. I their
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FRIENDSHIP Fri
It is said by the Russians that one nuite
of the most notable features of the their
American conversation is the con- tional
tinued discussion of the weatrfer donia
i problem. So I suppose we will have Mr
to be "real American" and say every j Wexf
body seems happy that the lonjr Mrs.
drouth has been broken by some fine Lit
rains through our community. ebrat
The meeting recently held at sary
Friendship resulted in the addition of enter
eleven members by baptism and three friem
j by church letter. Rev. Mr. Chewninjc ^ tie k
5. WILLYS-KNIGHT AND DORT PASSEI
THE LUCAS AUTC
REPAIR WORK ON A
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CHESTERFIELD. SOUTH
> The Public:
This is to let you know that w
u: Traffic Trucks, Pneumatic and Sol
ns; Dort Touring Cars; Overland Toi
.ssenger. Also 1 Chalmers Sport Model
Jli in the tire field
e Firestone 3V^ takes
e beside the half
roducts of universal
ch manufacturing
las made standard.
i a specialized fac,
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I v/irn an
orny of concentrated
ion.
lie bulk of the peo;pt
as the standard
is right.
vners of small cars
;et tire details?you
t bother with meth
11 fpc nr*
v/uj v/i ^uui ail
the Firestone 3Vz.
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Liles
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asisted by Rev. J. F. Campbell, att
r. John Frye and bride of Va.
some time recentlly with his ^
Mrs J. A. Swininie. we
and Mrs. Will Perkins and two
en, of Lakeland, Fla, are visit- n*c
r. and Mrs. G. W. Rivera. J
and Mrs. J. W. Gulicdge spent *
ly with Mr. and Mrs.. D. C.
1 near Smith's Mill.
w m .. ? fin
is JLiona wans, 01 nite storeJU r~
Is on a visit to her sister, Mrs.
as T>?al. at
and Mrs. P. J. Parker spent
ly at the home of Mr. W. K. J
r of Snow Hill. Le
s. J. F. Gaddy and Mrs D. L. tn
l spent part of Saturday with ?
sister, Mrs. P. M. Gaddy who .
een very ill.
endship and David's Grove sent gc
a large number to represent
schools at the Interdcnomina- 1C
1 Convention at Lower Mace- 'u
last Sunday. eh
. Paul Jordan and family, of sc
ord, were guests at* Mr. and th
I. R. Melton Sunday. mi
tie Miss Elizabeth Gulledge eel- sc
ed her sixth birthday apniveron
last Saturday afternoon by
taining several of her little
:1s at a party. This pleasant litirl
receive several gifts which
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MGER CARS. MAXWELL AND
> COMPANY
^LL CARS
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I CAROLINA
July 22, 1920.
re have in our house ready i'<
id Tires; Maxwell Trucks ! 1
jring Cars; Chahivu 5 and
Lucas Auto Company.
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eatod her favor among the circla
friends. After a series of games, J
'realiments of cake and ice cream J
re served by Mrs. Gulledge.
Rev. Mr. Chewning' preached a
ist interesting sermon m Friendp
Sunday night. His subject was
he real working power of Reli
The Intermediate Class of our Sun*
y School, which is being taught by
s. Thomas Teal, had their picnic
Teal's Mill last Saturday.
Sunday School next Sunday at
:30 and preaching at 11 o'clock. ^
t's try to be on time and avoid inlding
on the pastor's hour.
ELECTION NOTICE
The qualified voters of Bethesda
hool District No. 14 will lake no*
h: that an election on Wednesday |
ly the 28th, during legal hours of
jction on the question of levying
ven mills, or so much thereof as
e trustees shall deem nccssary to
eet the expenses of the district for
hool purposes.
G. W. Boan,
J. H. Johnson,
J. A. Crowley, Trust? es.
signed lor the Uomnutteo by
C. P. Chewnir.g, Pfcsto*.
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