Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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8 Moi Of T i Mark-D | Teal-J< } Our $25,000 Mark I it grows each day, like I! twelve years. Hundreds of Sati store last Friday, Saturc $2.50 to $3.00 on every This great movei $25,000 Mark-Down Sa i High Prices that hang most other communities I Our Fighting Aggr " community has made W of this leading store. If you only buy a 1 li c ... I. I 7 a pair or arm Danas or a I get the big discounts. ' If you buy Clothin ' ren's shoes or underwe. ' counts of not less than 2 ' over one third off. The more you buy be. We cannot continui sale closes Saturday nig few more days. You sho ing all the buying you ca Un-heard-of sale in the this town and communit served by any store. II it jj TEAL-J( II "The Home Ii ARE YOU CON The Greal Stat< At C October Greatly improved more attractions than * miss the State Fair tie: where will he hereSPECIAL REDUCED R The $1.00 adniissi< as well as to fair j?roum ENLARGED G()\ EXCITING At World-Wide Entri liberal premiums attrj displays. SOUTH CAROLINA'S Otlicial State Show sociation. Great get togethei non /\gents and Boys a SOUTH CAROLINA-CI on Bii Annual oncampr throughout Fair Week Do you cat tare; Do you make I) Do you want th We have just unload PLAIN and SE We need not better Flour in the w You KNOW it. Get our price! you buy any brand oi Farmers M ..iM. . it re Days he Big )own Salft At ; >nes Co. ii || Down Sale is so enormous, a wholesome, sturdy boy of shed Buyers thronged our lay and this week who saved $10.00 Purchase, ment of merchandise, our le has lifted the shadows of I heavily over the people irj) | essiveness for our town and ' ar Prices flee from the doors ' tianderchief, a pair of socks, 1 i package of shoe polish, you g, women's men's and childar you get the immense dis0 per cent- and as high up as the more your discounts will s this sale indefinitely. This ht, October the 30th. Only a . uld see the importance of do in at once- Our motive in this j month of October is to serve . y as no other people are ever . ] )NES GO. j of Good Clothes" ( I 1ING NEXT WEEK? t South Carolina 5 Fair 'olumbia 24 ? 29 grounds and facilities and ever before presented. Don't <t week. People from every ATES ON ALL RAILROADS )ii lee admits to Horse Races Is. Special rates for children. 'ERXMENT EXHIBITS 'TO MO BILE RACES es of Fine Live Stock. More tcting enlarged agricultural GREATEST POULTRY SHOW of the American Poultry Asr week of Farm Demonstraind Girls Club Workers. iEMSON FOOTBALL CLASSIC k Thursday nent of Clemson Cadets id? iscuits? e best Flour? ed a Car of MELROSE 1LF-RISING. tell you that there is no ride world than Melrose. s on MELROSE before ; V lour. lercantile Co. ..., .. si* LOCAL ITEMS t Mrs. G. K. and D. H. Laney are visiting relatives at Lancaster Mrs J. A. Welsh is visiung at Jefferson 40 dozen Overalls, $3.00 grade; while they last, $2.00 the pair. Other grades 98 cents the pair. P. A. Nicholson & Son, Jefferson, S. C. 11 I ?i? jwu h?tc me luuacco nnou you will chew or smoke. Let me supply your wants at the closest prices. W. P. ODOM. Ladies' Shoes, $3.00 up; Men's Shoes, $3.60 up. At Evans Co. Miss Cora Craig is spending the week in Cheraw at the home of her brother, Mr. J. L. Craig. Mrs. T. 13. Davis, of Cheraw, is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. T. White. Reyno Cigarettes at a price far below the market by the 1,000 or by the package of 200. W. P. ODOM. If it is Dry Goods or ready-to-wear you are looking for we have it, at prices that will surprise you. EVANS CO. One big lot Silk, $1.00 grade. While it lasts, 50 cents the yard. P. A. Nicholson & Son, Jefferson, S. C. Regular Commuication of Chesterfield Lodge No. 220 A. F. M. next Friday night, October 22, at 8 o'clock. B. F. Teal, \V. M. Frank Jackson, who enlisted in the ' Navy some time ago has finished his preliminary training and was last week transferred front the receiving ship to the U. S. S. Mauntea. Ine j transfer was made at New York City. I PURE ABRUZZI SEED RYE, and i no other kind. If you watt the gtnui in? article see me. W. P. ODOM. We can make you lowest prices on Undciwear, Shirts, Shoes and Hats. P. A. Nicholson & Son, Jefferson. If it is dry goods you are looking f tsr A ka VA k I* ??-? a 1 A ? w? a 1 I? ?* reduction in price. EVANS CO. Sunday School will be held at David's Grove Church next Sunday at .'1:30 o'clock instead of in the forenoon as heretofore. Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Rivers spent Monday in Columbia. I have just unloaded a car of SWEET SIXTEEN and SELF RISING Flour in Mary Jane and Just Rite brands. There is no other so Rood. Price will he such as will attract. W. P. ODOM. Coat Suits in this sale from $^2-50 up. EVANS CO. Don't fail to rend our add in this issue. We save you money on everything. EVANS CO. The Western Division of the Woman's Missionary Society of the Baptist Church will meet Friday afternoon, Oltober 22, at the home of Mrs. S. M. Jackson. Members of the Eastern Division are especially invited. Use the Ralston Purina Feeds and you will have the best that is put up. I I have it for Chickensf Cows, Horses land Pies. W. P ODOM. Yes, everything in our itore it included in this Big Reduction Sale except Stetson Hats. EVANS CO. Mr. B. C. Moore and sons King and Bennett, spent some time here this week. Mr. DeFonce Threatt, of Columbia, is visiting his mother, Mrs. E. S. 1 hreatt. Mrs. M. J. Hough and Mrs. F. M. Cannon spent some time in Charlotte last week. Genuine Wheat Mill Feed in white cotton sacks of 100 pounds. Special prices on half and ton lots. Be sure to see me. W. P. ODOW. Help create a demand for your cot ton and thereby stimulate the price of it by buying your cotton goods early. Our Big Sale helps you solve the old H. C. L. problem. evAns co. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Taylor and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Rivers, of Mt. Croatian, were visitors here Sunday. Mrs. Lucia Allison, of Darlington, is the guest. of Mrs. F. H. McKinney. Mrs. T. I>. Ingram, of Page land, is visiting at the home of her son, Mr. 0. I' Mangum. NOTICE OF ELECTION OF MEMBER OF BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS FOR MT. CROGHAN TOWNSHIP. In conformity with the Act of the General Assembly of South Caroilna, passed at the regular session of 19111 and acts amendatory thereof, an election is hereby ordered under the general election laws of the State to be held on Tuesday, November 2, 1920, at the various precincts of Mt. Croghan Township for a member of the Hoard of Public Works for said t ownship, whose term of office shall Id- six ((!) years and until his succesor qualifies. The same managers will conduct this election who have been appointed for the State and county officers. All voters who are qualified to vote under the General Election Laws in Mt. Croffhan Township can vote for said member of the Board of Public Works. W. P. Odom, P. M. A rant, P. B. Ingram, Commissioners of State and County Elections for Chesterfield County, South Carolina. I NOTICE OF ELECTION State of South Carolina, County of Chesterfield. Notice is hereby given that the I General Election for Presidential and l Vice Presidential Electors, United States Senator and Representatives in Congress will be held at the voting precincts fixed by law in the County of Chesterfield, on Tuesday, November 2, 1920, said day being Tuesday following the first Monday, as prescribed by the State Constitution. The qualifications for suffrage are as follows: Residence in State for two years, in the County one year, in the polling | precinct in which the elector nflferu to I vote, four months, and the payment six months before any election of any poll tax then due and payable: Provided, That ministers in charge of organized church and teachers of public schools shall be entitled to vote after six months' residence in' the State, otherwise qualified. Registration Payment of all taxes, including poll tax, assessed and collectible during the previous y^ar. The production of a certificate or the receipt of the officer authorized to collect such taxes shall be conclusive proof of the payrent thereof. Before the hour for opening the polls Managers and Clerks must take and subscribe to the Constitutional oath. The Chairman of the Board of Managers can administer the oath to the other Managers and to the Clerk ; a Notary Public must administer the oath to Chairman. The Managers I'm" their chairman and clerk. Polls at each voting place must be opened at 7 o'clock a.m. and closed < at 1 o'clock p.m., except in the City of Charleston, whor they shall be op- ' ened at 7 a.m. and closed at (? p.m. The Managers have the power to fill a vacancy; and if none of the Managers attend, the citizens can appoint, , from among the qualified voters, the Managers, who after being sworn, can conduct the election. At the close of the election the Managers and Clerk must proceed publicly to open the ballot box and count the ballots therein, and con- . tinue without adjournment until the V same is completed, and make a statement of the result for each office, and sign the same. Within three days thereafter the Chairman of the Board, or some one designated by the | Board, must deliver to the Commissioners of Election the poll list, the box containing the ballots and written statements of the result of the election. Managers of Election The following Managers of Election have been " appointed to hold the election at the various precincts in the said County: Cheraw: Geo. A. Mulloy, C. S. Lynch and 1). L. Tillman, Clerk, Joe " Lindsay. Place, Town Hall. Bethel: C. C. Chapman, J. M. Kim- { niery and L. T. Moran. Clerk, J. A. Anderson. Usual voting place. 0 Pee Dee: P. C. Newman, J. H. Wallace and 11. K. Linton. Clerk, D G " Mcintosh. Usual voting place. a Brock's Mill: A P Rivers, Robert Parker, J M Sellers. Clerk, J. C. Brock. Usual voting place. Patrick: Shelton L JThomas, Ernest L Smith and J. Preston Campbell. Clerk, 1). F Buie. Usual voting place. Middcndorf: Horace Wilhelm, W t) R Johnson and E T McManus. Clerk, I) M Rowe. Usual voting place. McBee: T A Horton, M A Mcpherson and II H Sowell. Clerk, J 1) Sexton. Uusual voting place. ' Cat Pond: Calvin Wilkes, J A Wil- _ liams and J W Ruthven. Clerk, T. 9 ^ J Sumner. Usual voting place. k Grant's Mill: J H Johnson, Wade I 'I'............. ..?a \ir 'P I i ui ii?i^v: auu \\ l mi: Dl lUt', V>ItTK. | H B F McBride. Usual voting place. I Snow Hill: A .1 Smith, T L Rivers il and 10 C Crawford. Clerk, C S Cason. I Usual voting place. ?j Odom's Mill: W .1 Davidson, Craig J Odom and Arthur McDougnl. Clerk, I T II Douglass. Usual voting place. * Douglass Mill: B. C Wadsworth, W A McNair and .J L Douglass. Clerk, <) II Douglass. Usual voting place, i* Wexford: II K .lenkins, Arnold Scl- ji lers and P. A. Gulledge. Clerk, 10. J * Moore. Usual voting place. 'V Ruby: It D McCreight, .1 S Smith v and J F Crowley. Clerk, W It iOdd ins Usual voting place. Cross Roads: .1 II Dalrymple, S I> llursev and D A T Douglass. Clevk, 10 B Allen. Usual voting place. Mt. Croghan: (1 II Gulledge, N T Rivers and W .1 Raylield. Clerk, \Y t A Jackson. Usual voting piace. Winzo: II '/. Outen, I*' G lOvans and T B Watts. Clerk, Worth Taylor. Usual voting place. Plains: R N Hilton, (1 W Hinaon 'j and Harrison Baker. Clerk, R l> , Hicks. Usual voting place. Jefferson: 10 J Clark, R II Garland | hum ij Vj i.nroner. Clerk, 10 K Md'rr. Usual voting place. j Angelus: J C Jowers, J A Knighand I) A ('lark. Clerk, W L Jordan. Usual voting place. Catarrh: C C Horton, A M Leaird j and E B Funderburk. Clerk, Chas. M. Jordan. Usual voting place. i Ousleydale: F J Johnson, Cordy I Winburn and W C Clark Clerk J Guy Wilhelin. Usual voting place. Court House: C H Rivers, J D Smith and II J Sellers Clerk T Ej Mulloy. I Dudley: T D Funderburk, O B Jones and T A Funderburk Clerk, | Ransoni Hunter. Usual voting place. Pagcland: P M Arant, G M Rogers ,nnd J A Turner. Clerk, C M Tucker. | The Managers at each precinct named above are requested to dele- j gate one of their number to secure ! the box and blanka for the election I V?L L .. . . mCm11 >1 lia i COST; CO Foi Begii 01 We have de? nerchandise at c The people vhen EVANS ac ictual cost. V/e will lose his sale. Remembej, 1 landle will not Is And the sale L. M. CHESTERFIELD n or before Saturday, October 80th, i t the Courthouse. * A. W. Hurscy, L- L. Spencer, I'. II. Garland, j !ounty Commissioners of Federal'] Flection for Chesterfield County, I ( S. ( . 8 Ictober 18. 19U0. t ? ? LAND SALE (i Notice is hereby given that on the ; rst Monday in November, same be-';] We Will I worth ' : ! i >. \ I -j i I If you bu graph nov suggest yoi payment, t There's no strir or Actuelle records; small models 3 and 6 cash or extend the ords will be delivers selection. FARMER? . u _ '1 :j.'jM- AUfc! VNDBfl iCT CAT 31 OM. r 15 Day; is Tnursc Itober 2k sided to sell our cu" ;ost and beiow cost, of Chesterfield Cc I vertices a COST se money on every ai the class of Men ist long at these prii will last only 15 day EVANS ng 1st day, I will offer for sale be'ore the Court House door, at Ches- tic erfield between the legal hours of ale tn the highest bidder the follow- Mo tig described property: Court. 1 One tract of 130 neves more or during t ess, near Ebenezer Church, known lowing 1 is the Ilurst place. Also place known ,|y land, is the Thurman Sandhill Place on |oss. b0, he Camden road, containing 190 ? ' , , Ilurr lar teres, more or less. Terms: One third cash, balance in lands; ine and two year payments. lass lane E. H. Thurman, don lan< !t45pd Agent for the Estate. I>t45 Give You J of New Recc FREE ill io o hHH ly your phono- S7\ f?an'! you can ^JW ur own terms of ^ ig to this offer; no joker in it. $25 wo FREE If you buy a Pathe Phonograph i, which arc not included). No mattei terms on easy payments?the $25 w d with the instrument as quickly as yc ; HARDWARE u E s lay t itire stock of I )unty know lie it means rticle sold in Dhandise we ces. s. CO. CHERAW NOTICE OF SALE e is hereby given that on the nday in December, before the rl ouse door, in Chesterfield, he legal hours of sale, the foland known as the Harry Gadcontaining 57 acres, more or iinded on the North by W. I. ids; on the East by A. F. Dav; on the South by D. P. DougIs; on the West by J. L. Lan1s. E. R. Knight, Supervisor. 525.00 >rds > I >rth of Pathe | i (except the J r if you pay I orth of rec- I >u make your | ; co. || <