The Chesterfield advertiser. [volume] (Chesterfield C.H., S.C.) 1884-1978, 1917-09-20
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college, wednesday.
Miss Mary Walsh will entertain
the Rook Club this afternoon.
Mr.. King Moore has gone to
Wofford college.
Mrs. ]. w. Griggs visited in Max
ton Sunday.
Mr.. D'Phonse Threat, Of Lilies
vile, visited his father, Mr.. j. A..
Threat, recently.
Miss Matte Gaddy returned Mon
day from Wingate, where she has
( been visiting home folks.
Free Ford Touring car next Christ
mas? See Teal-Jones Co. about it.
Mr.. Rembert Cason has landed in
France as a member of the Ameri-
can Expedition.
Ladies,-Why 60 to the trouble of
measuring and returning mis-fts to
mail order houses when you can get
your coats and coat suits at home for
less money?
The Chesterfield Dry Goods Co.
Miss Mildred Lancy left yesterday
for Columbia college, where she re
sumes her studies.
Miss Blood, who has been the guest
of Miss Millie Douglass recently, has
returned to her home at Mulberry,
Fla.
Mrs. Atha Stevens and daughter,
Miss Bette, of Monroe, will visit the
family of Mrs. Ed Gulledge next
week.
Miss Elizabeth Lindsay. graduate
of Winthrop, has assumed her duties
as teacher in the Chesterfield High
school.
Miss Ruth Hanna left last wecl
for Whitmirc, where she will tax,
up her duties as teacher in tn,
graded school.
Mr. Ben Gullcdge is at home on q
furlough from Camp Sewer at Green
field boys are all doing nicely.
Mr.. Walter Adams who was one of
the Sc men who went to Camp Jack
son Wednesday said, "Therc's no
thing between me and France
that's the proper spirit.
If you want the best flour, the bes,
meal or grits you ever tasted, bring
your wheat and corn to "Everyman'
Mill" The stock feed we are turn
ing out can't be surpassed.
D. p. Douglass.
The Rev. James Russell, of Ches-
ter, formerly pastor of the Chester
field PRESBYTERIAN church, is VISITING
here this week. He preached very
interesting scr@@s "a at the Prcsbyter-
iam a1.. cruz Gis en- last Tuesday night.
Cantonment coming to Chester
field. In case you are in the zone
see Hanna Realty Co. for farm or q
home in town at reasonable prices
Now is the time to list your town ano
country property with Hanna Realty
Co.
Bring your wheat and corn to
"Everyman's Mill" You can take
home white flour, wholewheat flour,
shorts and bran; corn meal, GRlTS,
and a fine stock feed in which IL
ground the corn, COB and shucks.
D. p. Douglass
This sounds as if it should begin
with "Once upon time but it does
mt because it is true and happened il
Chesterfield few days ago. \ lad.
walked up to Il member Of the Mem
bcrshjp Committee, handed her a dol
lar { without being sOliciLcdD anC
said, Put my name on The Red Cros.
Roll"
Trade with us! Save money, anc
win for yourself or your friend thc
beautiful piano we are going to give
TO someone Absolutely Free.
The Chesterfield Dry Goods Co
Mr.. W. ". Davis brought to thi,
Office one day last week sprig o!
y
dozen berries in the various stages
of development, from green to ripe
An cvcr-bcaring variety of black
berry would be more than novelty
1t would be a treasure.
AS the result of our early purchase
we are still selling the old reliable
John b. Stetson hat at $500. Why
pay other dealers $500?
The Chesterfield Dry Goods Co
Sheriff Douglass has named his
-four and grist mill on Depot ST
"Evcryman's Mill" The name has
proper democratic ring and fits
well with the character and life of
its owner We predict for it a pat
ronagc in keeping with it's name
The cutting committc Of the Red
Cross Chapter composed Of Mrs. G.