The Chesterfield advertiser. [volume] (Chesterfield C.H., S.C.) 1884-1978, September 23, 1920, Image 4
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A. F. DAVIS MARKE1
^ The Finest Fresh Meats
The Best. Fancy Groceries
High Grade Canned Goods
The Best of Everything for the
Table
A. F. DAVIS MARKE1
Rub-My-Tism is a powerful anti
septic; it kills the poison canted fror
infected cuts, cures old sores, tetter
etc. 3!
Big stock Red Cedar Shingles 01
hand.
Chesterfield Hardware Co.
EGGS WANTED?Bring us you
eggs. We pay highest market price
A. F. Davis Market.
MONEY TO LEND?Will negotiat
loans for you at 6per cent, in
terest. B. J. Douglass
CARD OF THANKS
I wish to thank the voters of Ches
terfield county for the handsome vot?
given me in the second primary in tlx
recent race for coroner.
Gratefully yours,
p G. H. Gulledgi
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We are
ging, 1
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We have on hand, two
half and three pound batftfii
VpU' Arrnui rf!
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cotton picking sheets.
We have the largest si"
i above ever received by on<
Chesterfield.
You know it pays to u
I ging. Come in and let us si
there are dollars in your poc
Our large warehouses a
f:
i pacity.
Talking About
We made a live mark
I Farmers
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'e don't recommend
ilectio"!, of count,
that we've an a?iterials,
styles and
men out of a hundlt
only a tailor could
e neck of
: Clothes
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ring and the fabric
make.
NES GO.
, MASONIC MEETING
( Regular communication, of C
terfleld Lodge, No. 220 A. F. M.
be held Friday evening at 8 o'cl
Sept. 24th.
B. F. Teal, V
NOTICE
l Notice is hereby given that
books of subscription of the ca]
stock of the Farmers Mercantile
of Ruby, S. C., will be open at
- office of Griggs Bros., on Wednes
" September 29th, 1920 at 10 o'c<
Capital stock of said corporatic
9 $20,000, divided into 200 share
$100.00 each.
T. Ci. Griggs,
Smith Oliver,
M. L. Raley,
CARD OF THANKS
r To the Voters of Chesterfield Cou
f. I take this method of exten
my sincere thanks for your loyai
. port in both of the Democratic
e maries. I appreciate the honor
- ferred upon me and will do my
i. to merit the confidence reposet
me in filling the duties of the ol
i o inose who did not support n
- have no word of censure and as:
i them of my Rood will. Ajjain thi
s iiitf the people of the county for t
consideration,
Very gratefully,
i! p Whiteford L. Pat
r. Farn
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talking a I
fres, and *
king Shi
, two and one field last f
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es and S0X80 vice.
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lipment of the staple bu;
e merchant in headquart
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se heavy ba#- m <*1
low you when We v
ket to use it. We \
re filled to ca- as on coti
Mr. 1
Cotton ;:,ur 87'
them alor
et in Chester- gjve you ?
Mercantile
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Mr. Dan Laney has entered the
University of South Carolina, where
will take the two-year pre-medical
course before entering the South 1
Carolina Medical College.
The famous Shelby and Craddock
Shoes for Ladies, at EVANS CO.
We still have a few Oxfords that {
we are closing out at wholesale prices.
Chesterfield Dry Goods Co.
! Abbruxsi Seed Rye and Southern "
Tall Growing Rye can be had from '
W. P. ODOM.
"T LOCAL ITEMS
Laditt' nice quality Sweaters, all
1! shade.. EVANS CO.
New Fall and Winter Goods arriving
daily. Chesterfield Dry Goods.
I have a carload of Geo. E. Nissen
Wagons, one and two-horsto, in broad
tires, bodies and brakes complete. I
also have some Hickory one-horse
wagons. . I am distinctly the WAGON
I MAN in Chesterfield. W. P. ODOM.
Fresh shipment of Cpndy arrived
to-day. Laney's Pharmacy.
A new line of pretty Gingham
Dresses just in. A. W. Hursey Co.
Mrs. Sim P. Howes, who has been
J the puest of her sister, Mrs. Leonard
| E. Hurst, for the past month, left for
her ,home in Wilmington, Monday
11 evening.
Mrs. Mary Bell Wright has accepted
a position with the Chesterfield
Dry Goods Compnny.
See us for your Sugar Wants for
anything from a pound to a barrel.
W. P. ODOM.
Big assortment of Men's Ties and
Jazz Bows. EVANS CO.
We are closing out Children's Ging11
ham Dresses, Middy Blouses and
Wash Skirts at Cost. Chesterfield
Dry Goods Co.
| $100 shipment of candies you
know the famous brands we handle?
just in. Laney's Pharmacy.
Come in and see our Coats, CoatSuits;
they are new and prices are
right. A. W. Hursey Co.
Court convenes next Monday, September
27th, 1920 at 10 o'clock A. M.
Miss Alice Lucile Moore, of Cheraw,
is the first lady in Chesterfield
County to be commissioned as a Notary
Public. Her commission is dated
September 13, 1920.
Have just received a lot of pretty
32-inch Gingham and Percales.
A. W. Hursey Co.
We are showing a good assortment
hes- ?f Fall Silks at reasonable prices,
will Chesterfield Dry Goods Co.
ock> Use Purina Checkerboard CHOW
CHOW and increase your milk and
LM. butter output. It is guaranteed to
make a cow give more milk. .
W. W. P. ODOM.
the
pita) Big assortment of men's Dress
Co., ?Airts. EVANS CO.
"ie Miss Lucy Gardner, of Springfield,
day, Was the week-end guest of Mrs. R. L.
J'ck- Gardner.
>n is
s Mrs. A. II. Hayden is visiting her
sister, Mrs. J. W. Evans, ot Darlington.
Ladies' and Misses' Serge Dressei
It in neweit styles end colors.
EVANS CO.
One lot of regular 25c Men's Socks
at only 10c the pair, as long as they
1 U1k last. Chesterfield Dry Goods Co.
supprj_
Make the BEST bread with the
con- LEAST lard by using the QUEEN of
best FLOURS?SWEET SIXTEEN.
\ in W. P. ODOM.
Are opening up our Winter Shoes,
116 1 and they are beauties. A. W. Hursey
suro Company,
unkheir
^*ary Douglass left Wednesday
for Newberry College.
Handsome Coats and Coatsuits for
e. Ladies and Misses, at EVANS CO.
ier:
bout BagCotton
eets
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all
re here to give you the same serI
vill have with us an expert long
yer. Our store will be cotton
era.
Inner Aknut >an/l
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/ill buy independent.
vill bid on your seed the same
ton.
farmer you are entitled to sell
to the highest bidder, so bring
ig with your cotton and let us I
, start.
i Company
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The nicest line of Men's end Boys'
Suits end extra pants we have ever
had is here for you. A. W. Hursey Co.
Just received new line of Satins
and Silks. EVANS CO.
Our Fall end Winter Coats for
Ladies, Misses and Children have be*
gun to arrive. Chesterfield Dry
Goods Co.
Bagging and ties and cotton sheets,
and more than close prices.
W. P. ODOM.
Our candies are the finest in the
world and are always fresh.
Laney's Pharmacy.
The many friends of Miss Mary
Newton will be glad to know that she
has returned to Chesterl;eld and is
again in charge of the millinery department
at Evans'.
We have on hand a supply of Overalls
in all sixes, at prices that will surprise
you. EVANS CO.
' Those Walk-Over Shoes are here
with the usual guarantee of style,
workmanship and material. The
. Chesterfield Dry Goods Co.
1 Dr. D. H. Laney has departed for
Georgetown County on a deer hunt
ing expedition.
We are showing a good assortment
of Sweaters for every member of the
[ family. Chesterfield Dry Goods Co.
When you need meat, see me. 1
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W. P. ODOM.
It is expected that the Sellers cotton
gin will begin operations in a few
days.
Let us show you our big line of
Boys' School Suits. The prices are
very reasonable. Chesterfield Dry
Goods Co.
What is the use of fooling along
with a gallon cow? Buy Purina
COW CHOW and-make a three-gallon
cow out of her. W. P. ODOM.
Mr. J. A. Sellers will erect the new
Main street residence of Mr. Cieorye
Kddins.
Mr. Bradley F. Teal has moved into
his handsome new home.
Fresh Bread every other day from
' Monroe. A. F. Davis Market.
RED CEDAR SHINGLES at $8.50.
> Have cut the price to close out.
J. Aaron Sellers.
Rub-My*-Titm is m great pain killer.
! It relieves pain and soreness caused
, by Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Sprains,
etc. 39
' NOTICE
To Subscribers of Chesterfield Telephone
Company:
Owing to the increase in cost of
material and labor, we are forced to
advance the telephone rent..
The following rates will apply heginning
October 1st, 1920:
Business, $3.25 per moni.h.
Residence, $2.00 per month.
Rural lines, $1.50 per month.
Chesterfield Telephone Co.
NOTICE
I desire to notify my friends and
patients that I have changed my residence
and am now located in the former
home of Mr. B. C. Moore, on
Main street, one door West of Mr.
J. T. Hurst.
tf A. H. Hnyden, M. D.
CHEROKEE COUNTY SUED
Automobilut* Claim $13,000 Damage*
On Account Of Bad Road
Luther Spearman, of Kings Mountain,
N. C., has sued Cherokee, South
Carolinn, in the sum of $13,000 for
damages sustained to himself, his
family and his automobile last August
while motoring on a public highway
in that county. Mr. Spearman claims
that a washout in the road was the
cause of his injuries and that subsequent
investigation showed that the
county officials and the highway commissioners
had been notified in ample
time to have repaired the dangerous
place, and that no warning sign or
light had been placed at the washout
and that it was carelessness and ne
gleet on the part of the county and
the highway commission that permitted
the accident to occur. He
therfore brought joint suit against
the county and the highway board. A
formidable array of legal talent will
appear on both sides. Aatomobilists
will watch the case with much interest
as it will establish a precedent in
this state.
Are your children ready to start I
to school in good health and vigor I
this fall? If any of them have adenoids,
now is the time to have them
treated instead of waiting until
school days are on us. And if any
children have defective teeth, they
bhould no longer postpone a visit to
the dentist. Many a child is blamed
for backwardness at school when the
fault is with his parents. They allow
him to be stunted by adenoids, handicapped
by bad eyes, or enfeebled by
hookworm?things easily remedied?and
then wonder why the child
doesn't make a better showing in his
stpdies.?The Progressive Farmer.
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FOR SALE?One pair young match "
mules; one large horse; one Maxwell
touring car; also some cattle.
41p J. N. Jenkins.
?OW FOR SALE?Good qualities;
gentle; good milker. D.F.Campbell
Chesterfield, Route 2. lp
PLANTATION FOR SALE?See E.
S. N. Rollings, Cheraw, S. C. lp =
\GENTS WANTED?The Wizard,
jr., is the only Standard, Air-cooled
Automobile built in America at a
popular price, $395. Weighs only
800 pounds. Ninty-six county ?
agencies already appointed. Ten
thousand cars under contract.
Union county, N. C., changed
hands in July for $3,000. Secure
your county agency now.
WIZARD AUTOMOBIE CO.,
lp Charlotte, N. C.
GINS FOR SALE?Two 60 saw gins
for sale.
tf31 D. T. Teal. M. D.
COTTON SHEETS FOR SALE?
Standard sizes, 50 cents f. o. b.
Cheraw, S. C., in orders of ten or
more. Chech with order.
4t42 H. L. Powe, Cheraw, S. C.
FARMS FOR RENT?One or twohorse.
W. W. Davis 40
FARM FOR SALE?79 Acres % mile
from Courthouse on Scotch road; 40 j
acres in high state of cultivation;
about 100,000 feet lumber timber;
20 acres good pasture, fenced; one
3-room house, kitchen, barn, smoke
house and good well; one 5-room
bungalow, cow barn and other buildings;
good well; good road through
place. For terms and further information
see
tf Walton Burr.
TEACHERS?Fifty to one hundred
requests daily from all classes of
Southern schools. If you want
rural work, graded, high school or
nri nninnli-ViitA n K a- OOir/\
i y ?p i u tu
write us to-day for special enrollment.
Offices: Columbia, S. C.;
Richmond, Va., and Chattanooga,
Tenn. SOUTHERN TEACHER'S
AGENCY, Columbia,S.C. 43-E
LOST?16 Chattle Mortgages belonging
to Mr. J. B. Streater. These
were lost between the Clerk's office
at the Court House and the Farmers
Bank. Finder please return to
me. B. J. Douglass.
FOUND?Fine Jersey heifer, about
1 Vs years old. Owner may receive
same by paying for keep and advertising.
ltp R. T. Redfearn.
FARM FOR SALE.?107 V6 acres,
three horse farm in cultivation
splendid land; good dwelling and
4 room tenant house; good water;
good pasture; plenty of good out- (
buildings. On Ruby and Wadesboro
road; 1 mile from church and
school. For further information see '
Bogan and J. F. Griggs.
44p Chesterfield, S. C. R 1. (
FOR SALE?One 7-horse Kerosene |
Engine; starts on kerosene, runs on
it; burns one-third less oil than any
other engine made. One 16-in. j
corn mill, with sives and fan to
take all trash, grit etc. o.it of meal,
with bolting attachment.
One shingle mill that will cut 4,000 ]
shingles per day pulled by the
above engine.
Will sell the above outfit and giv-i
rights to run it wne-e ;t is now located.
D. F. Douglass, ?
Chesterfield, S. C. R 4.
I y jth>. ha \ye Vnu go 7
/ P/eCe O'BA/L'MG OAS.
( ^oaa?7H/h' THAT t K"V Ft*
\ JUG P/'TH ? SA/?4S OUS '
Come in and talk c
A first-class Harm
Bits and Spurs, Saddle
may be, we are well pi
plain, heavy Work Hat
it for you. Come in am
Faimeis I
.
OR RENT?To reliable white man, price i
a two-horse farm in the best farm- take ci
Jng section of Saluda County. Has at onc'
36 acres under cultivation, 10 acres
in woods, pasture on good.
line stream, orchard of 26 trees, Will b<
and a good new five-room dwelling n?w ,ub
supplied with running water and Home J
lights. All necessary out buildings Post or
and plenty of fine wood. 1 will . .Carrie
rent this place at a very reasonable *Phc
OFFICIAL O
Second Primary
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Cheraw 139| 165] 200! 105 13$
Pajjreland 168| 4Hj 100| 111 103
Jefferson 90] 127| 80| 139 33
Ruby 25j 109j 131 125 26
McBee 79! 73| 77 78 63
Patrick 16| 89 32 j 73j 75<
Odom's Mill 2,1 j 74| 20j 661 5o'
Grant's Mill ... 10] 511 1K j 491' 49
Douglass Mill .. 9{ 69] 151 641 22
Brock's Mill ... 14 59j 19j 55i 14
Snow Hill 11 391 141 36j 21
Middendorf .... 9 611 43j 271 55
Ousleydale .... 23 44, 391 271 34
Mt. Crofchan ... 78 67 52i 93! 75
Cross Roads ... 13 48 11 50 10
Wexford 23 44 23 44 28
Winzo 50 22 29 45 46
Dudley 36 28 48 16 17
Plains 19 24 j 17 26 7
Angelus I 32j 46 30 47 4
Catarrh j 15 251 17j 23' 5
Bethel | 8 6( 7j 7' 2
Pee Dee | 2 o! 7 41 10
Cat Pond j
Court House ... | 164 263,' 161] 262: 204
TOTAL 1054 1590,1078,|L572jl091
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And Store
Meal, Grits and Flour, the bes
Feed, best quality, Lowest Pri
Come to us for Staple and Fancj
cos, of all kinds. You will
everything.
D. P. DOUG
USED CAR
ONE FORD TRUCK?With Cab and E
dition; solid tires. We can equip
desired.
ONE BUICK FOUR?Mechanically rig
gain.
ONE CHEVROLETT, MODEL 490?T1
3,000 miles and is in good shape;
ONE CHALMERS TOURING, Seven
chanical condition; two extra tire
We are in a position to make the i
mentioned cars.
RF.TTFR SFF 11C AT
STORAGE B ATTERV7 GEN ERA'
SERVICE STATl
Let Us Repair your Battery, Generat
We are fully equipped to render F
LUCAS AUr
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tvcr your Harness Needs with us.
iss is a good investment. Trace Chain
>s and Whips, or ^whatever your Han
'epared to supply you. From a Marti
ness for everyday wear?We have it <
d look over our stock of HARNESS.
to a good farmer who will
are of it as his own. See me
e.
M
M. Leo Johnson,
Cheraw.S .C.
ft (lad take your order or resorptions
for the Ladies'
oumal, Saturday Evening
the Country Gentleman.
Trotti,
?ne 24, Chesterfield, S. C.
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/ Groceries, Tobaclike
our prices on I
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Sxpan body, in good coni
with pneumatic tires if
:ht, extra tire, and a barhis
car has been run only
extra tire.
i Passenger?Good Mes.
prices right on the above
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or and Starter for you.
"IRST-CLASS Service.
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