The Chesterfield advertiser. [volume] (Chesterfield C.H., S.C.) 1884-1978, August 26, 1920, Image 4
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I Clothes
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Men
After all, all we see of
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ought to pay a lot of attendioi
| Don't be handicanped
L looking the part.
j Look prosperous?and
I your appearance.
High-Art
Made by Strouse & Bri
have style, they have the qiu
nianently?tailored in, not r
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ELECTION NOTICE
The qualified electors of McBee
School District No. 89, will take notice
that an election upon the question
of voting on eleven additional
mills for school purposes in said district,
will be held at the school house
in said district on Thursday, August
2<>th, 1920. General election laws t<j
control.
11. C. Norwood,
J. I). Sexton,
T. M. Beattie, Trustees Me Bee
School District No. 89.
Have cut the price to close out.
RED CEDAR SHINGLES at $8.50.
J. Aaron Sellers.
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30 x 3'/2 G#?odyear
Fabric. AU-Weafh
30 x Jl/2 Goodyear
Fabric, Anti-Skid '
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make
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the man
you ought to see so/ne
in the gym!
Man is his clothes?and ho
11 to his appearance.
in the game ot lit'e by not
you'll feel like living up to
Clothes
others, Baltimore, Md.,
ility to keep the style in pernerely
pressed in.
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A. F. DAVIi MARKET
The Finest Fresh Meats
The Best Fancy Groceries
High Grade Canned Goods
The Best of Everything for the ,
Table
A. F.DAVIS MARKET
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k 666 has proven it will cure Mali
ria, Chills and Fever, Billious Fevei
Colds and LaGrippc. It kills th
germs that cause the fever. Fine Tor
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EGGS WANTED?Bring us you
eggs. \Vc pay highest market prict
A. F. Davis Market.
iyear M
es for S
A well buil
mileage for
a tire purp<
N at a sensat
* \ the tire, no1
j^\ Built to de
fir\ at exceed: n
Tires, of tin
inch sizes,
I aDDoinfmpr
l11 Their value
I tion of Goo
fj ness and cai
I the world's
voted to the
If you own
Maxwell 01
sizes, go tc
Station for
real w orth a
/ year builds
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Double-Cure 'ISO Goodyear
rr 1 re.id you arc ac
Single-Cure $-> -J 50 ^ W
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] LOCAL ITEMS
Mrs. J. E. "Lucas and sister, Miss
I Maude Campbell, have returned froin|
several week's sojourn in the mountains
of North Carolina and are now
at home in Ruby.
Misses Louise and Meyda Jackson
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I T.1WI MICH j; i <i MUMIVtlin, 1*1 IK. iTlHi y
Redfearn, are spending this week in
j the mountains of North Carolina.
j Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Jackson and
children spent Wednesday at Rocky
River Springs.
John Rntliff is prepairing to enlarge
his blacksmith shop. A garage
will be included in the addition.
Mr. J. T. Hurst is preparing to
erect his warehouse near the railroad
spur and I'aige avenue.
The filling station being erected at
the corner of Main street and Paige
avenue by Mr. H. II. Harrall is neiring
completion.
The American Legion contemplates
a club room as soon as suitable
on -iters can he obtained.
Mrs. J. H. Trotti and chidren, of
Clearwater, FloYuTa, are visiting Mrs.
! .). T. liuflf.
" Mr. and Mrs. Frank 11. Hursey and
| i son, of Lakeland, Florida, are visitf
| ing relatives here.
| i Rev. 13. 1). Lucas, of Alto, Virginia,
i land T. T. Lucas, of Charlotte, spent
j . several days last week with their
i ; mother, Mrs. T. K. Lucas.
Mr. C. P. Mar.gum and family are
! j spending this week at Pogeland with
| j relatives.
Mrs. B. I). Melton and children, of
Badin, aie th?> gue-us of Mrs. T. 1).
Barentine.
!' Mr. T. C. Hunley, of Charl-ston
' is the gue. t of his hvother Mr. C. L
i Hunley.
j Capt. S. W. Trotti, of Williston i
' visiting at the home of Dr. I.. H
"I Trotti.
Mrs. Burlie Page, of Choraw, is
i visiting Mrs. R. T. Redfearn.
^ Messrs. G. K. Laney, J. C'., C. 11.
i and R. B. Rivers attended the meetP
ing of the South Carolina Cotton Association,
at Columbia Wednesday.
Miss Kathleen NVttles, pf Ridgeland,
S. C., is visiting .Miss Mary E.
1 Sowell, of Friendship.
! Misses Leo and Stella Sowell, of
_ Pageland, are visiting Miss Mary Bell
[ j Smith.
_! Mr. L. B. Rivers has been at Clemim
son College for the past two weeks
completing a course in long staple
' cotton grading.
'* Mr. W. J. Baker, of Mt. Croghan,
has accepted a position with the Farmers'
Merantilc Company.
Mr. A. J. Rohr, being unable to
ir secure a dwelling in Chesterfield has
?. moved to Monroe, N. C. Mr. Rohr
will continue his business here.
jleaee?;
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mall Ca
it tire yields much 1
each dollar of cost i
3?ely made to be off
ionally low price;
t the price*
liver exceptional mil
t{};ly low cost, Good
^ 30x3*, 30x3V2" and 3
save inconvenience,
it and money*
results from the app
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re to their manufactui
largest tire factory
:se sizes.
a Ford, Chevrolet, L
r other car taking t
> your nearest Ser
Goodyear Tires?for
nd endurance that G<
into them.
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Heavy Tourist Tubes coat no more than t
keJ to pay for tube* of leaa merit ? why ri?
hen auch sure protection ia available J
le in waterproof bag ?
' BASE BALL SEASON ENDS
The Chesterfield Base Ball Club
been disorganized and the ple.j
have gone to their several homes.
While not a *inaniu! success
I undertaking wn* in pvm v nH.m* ?
highly satisfactory. Good, clean sj
wbs furnished and the reputation
the ciub spread throughout the Ci
linas. Through this club the name
Chesterfield became familiar to m
people troughout this find o?.u* sii
state who did not know Lh ,f fh's b
j was on the map.
1 Last Friday two gvn;e? were p
| ed ?\v'th Mc.-.roe on the Chert erf
: diamond. The first game, in
morning, resulted in ? victory
Chesterfield, the score being 5s t<
The afternoon game was broken
at the end of the fifth inning, by r
lost, the score being 0 to 0.
Saturday's game with jarlin;
was played at Cheraw. Chester!
lost, th score being 1 to >.
The five weeks of base ball
I about $2.500 over r.lnd above i
receipts. s
Nothing daunted, the bacl
have already signified their in
ion of having a better team, if p'
ble, next year.
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ATTRACTS LABO
TO THE FARM
Are you short of "hands?" D
co-Light will attract labor to yo
farm. A "hired-man" will appi
ciate the electric light around t
barn. He will appreciate the eh
trie power that aids with t
chores. He will appreciate a ch<
ry home surorunded by mode
comfor-.s.
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Write for Catalog
Funderburk Electric
Service Co.
PaSeland, S. C.
Dealer for Chesterfield Count
LIGHT AT ALL TIMES
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Graduate Clouir.cn
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Elected and Resifji
Elected Solicit^
Endorsed for United Sta
Conventions of Alien'
Counties
A Vote for V
CLASSIFIED
"y" FOR SALE?1 1 2 acres on Bishops
road, 5 miles from JelFerson;
J cleared land. 235 acres on I
sides Bis'nopville road, 9 nfrom
Chesterfield, 65 acres clea
127 acres 4 miles Northwest
Chesterfield, 36 acres cleared.
2p34 B. J. Douglass.
FARMS FOR SALE?Several 1
farms for sale.
tf31 D. T. Teal, M.
GINS FOR SALE?Two 60 saw t
for sale.
tf31 D. T. Teal, M.
FOR SALE?1 1920 model F
Tourinp Car in pood condition
L?. M. Smith.
FOR SALE?1 ton Ford 1 ruci.. p
as new.
Farmers' Hardware Co
WHITE CEMENT in any quant
In stock at Bcnncttsville, S.
'Phone us
W. S. Rowe.
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4#!:$ VP >**' %
Our stock is
in price.
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College in Class of I90S h
presentatives 1913 to 1916 ?'
led as Circuit Judge 1916
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or t'tm v_ircuit 1?H) (|
tes Sentxtor by the Democratic 1;
dale, Jasper and Kamption I)
i in May, 1920
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barren is a Vote for
, WANTED?1,000 cords wood. If
you have any wood of any kind
for sale, see me.
'iUe 2t36 T. P. Campbell, n
Patrick, S. C. ai
>oth j _ _ ?~ I,
,lles CAR LEHIGH PORTLAND Cement 1
re(" on track Bennettsville, S. C. Act 01
quick if wanted, 'phone us. , P
It W. S. Rowe, ,el
FOR SALE?8 and 10 Penny Nails
11CC ,
at attractive prices. Write for parp
ticulars, II. L. Powe, Cheraw. tf j 9
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jins FOR SALE?Cotton Sheets, Standard
Size G5 cents each delivered
D in quantities of 25 or more; 75
? cents in smaller quantity.
ort' tf H. L. Powe, Cheraw. 1
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BULL FOR SALE?Good Service <1<
hull 1" r>.
. wu.i 1 .nuv al vuumy IlOITie. W
UO( 2pM Mrs. R. W. Thompson. a'
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!l FOR SALE?119 Acre farm, two ct
ity. miles from Mt. Croatian. S. C., on
C. Thompson Creek, part of the old
Kintf place. Dr. W. L. Jackson,
Hitfh Point, N. C. 4t D
almost complete and bought before
Hardwaie
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i For
nator 1
An Old-Fashioned Demcrat
and a Man of the Peole,
as indicated by the enlusiasttc
reception with
rhich he ?s meeting throughut
SnulK C? *?-*! I ? ?
W*I,,n# V .
lSK any one who
KNOWS HIM
He believes in the doerines
of Calhoun, is oppcscl
to any further, centralizaon
i f poweffin the federal
ovorniuent. is an advocate
f tax ivfoi:n and governlental
economy, and deounccs
a a a !ra;*:or anyone
ilio does not have at heart
he best interests of farmers
od laboring men.
The Columbia Record Ediorially
bnya: "Among these
I'ho are candidates for the
onate in the Primary Camaign,
The Record believes
hat in the person of George
Varrcn, of Hampton Counv.
South Carolina will have
s a representative in the
Jnited States Senate a man
bo h ; 't j ..arr.ye of hi*
onv'ctions, who will ?*esist
lie dangerous tendency of {
cat vlkiinx cncrochments, \
.h:> wiil, even in the ta^e of C
)bbios and outside in- \
nonces of every sort, hold \
gain aWt the standard of ^
tates Rights which the \
/oaklings and partisans of
engross have permittsd to
e trailed in dust.Young,
ggressive, independent, of
l*ir> ~ .1 1 * I ?
iohii ctuu uuiiuritUie record,
apuble and ambitious. * of
ilig-Givc eiVort to attain the
&rger growth which the i jsonsibie
and honorable dice
of Senator would open
o him, we recommend him o
the careful scrutiny of the
oters of South Carolina."
' States Rights
ELECTION NOTICE
Qualified electors of Patrick School
istrict No. 33, will take notice that
n election will be held at the school
ou-e on Thursday, August 26th,
9J0, upon the question of voting *
n seven additional mills for school
urposes in said district. General
lection rule to govern election.
T. P. Campbell,
D. S. Brewer,
J. P. Poison, Trustees of Patrick
istrict No. 33.
,
ELECTION NOTICE
The qualified electors of Union
chool Ditrict No. 10, will tal.c notice
lat an election will be held at the
:hool house in said district on Thursay,
August 2Gth, 1920, upon the
jestion of voting on seven additionI
mills for school purposes in said .
ivifrint n??no? ?* 1 1 A -
? <V.( uvukiai CICC11UU l?wa 10
>ntrol said election.
L. H. McCoy.
Henry Wntkins,
J. B. Northcutt, Trustees of Union
istvict No. 10.
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Take Pleasure :
rini; you our line of
isefurnishings
as pride in our splendid
rit and the reasonable
t which we are offering
rig in stock,
exceptional assortment,
ielivery and a saving in
in anything to you, we
lured of your patronage,
nvite you to come in and
jote you on your needs.
the last advance
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