The Chesterfield advertiser. [volume] (Chesterfield C.H., S.C.) 1884-1978, 1917-04-12
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Mr.. B. e. McNair has gone to
Charleston to enlist in the navy.
Spring tonic for horses, cows, hogs
at the Chesterfeld Drug Co.
Mrs. Madge Curtis has returned
home from a visit of several weeks al
Paxville.
Baby Chick Food at tho Chester
field Drug Co... Makes 'em grow.
Work is progressing very rapidly
on Mr.. Myers new residence on
Green street.
Mr.. d. E. Redfearn is now occupy
ing his handsome new residence on
West Main street.
Rumors are falling thick and fast
that United States secret service
man is now in town.
The British armies under Field
Marshall Haig have captured 1900
Germans in two days.
Cotton has passed the twenty-one
cents level and some are predicting
it will go to twenty-five cents.
Sun hats for ladies; old harvest
hats for men and boys, is to rs cents.
Chesterfield Dry Goods Co.
The latest information from Wash
ington is that Congress will probably
pass the Army Staff's conscription
bill.
Mrs. w. H. Porter, Miss Gertrude
Meehan, Mrs. P. A. Murray, Jr., and
Mr.. Edgar Porter spent Tuesday in
Wadesboro.
Misses Pearl Moore and May Belle
Welch gave a party Monday night to
their young friends at the home of
Miss Moore.
Sec l.. A. Campbell Hardware for
good Pine Shin yles, $3.50 per thou
sand and up.
Mr.. C. w. Rollins left early this
week for Columbia, where he will en-
ter the Baptist Hospital for minor
operation.
A man from New Jersey has been
sentenced to six months in the peni-
tertiary for using threatening langu-
age against President Wilson.
War News: For Ruby, Mt. Croghan
and Chesterfield. The Chesterfield
Drug Co. will have the Sunday State
on hand every Sunday morning.
Special communication of Chester
field Lodge No. 22O A. F. NJ. will b,
held Friday evening at 8 o'clock
April 13. By order B. F. Teal, w M
The Chesterfield High School Bas,
Ball team played Cheraw yesterda,
afternoon, which resulted in a victor,
for Chesterfield, score to 3. Al
excellent game all round was re
ported.
Underwear for every member O.
the family. Same price as when cot
ton was selling for and 8 cents. Al
Chesterfeld Dry Good. Co.
Owing to the fact that rain pre-
vented the adress by the Rev. S. D.
Baily on last Sunday, the Rev. ]. l.
Tyler will preach on "Christion Edu-
cation" at Ebenezer at 3 80 and RUBY
at o'clock next Sunday.
Big line of Ladies' Shirt Waists and
Wash Skirts, solid colors, white anJ
novelty stripes. $1.OO to $500. Al
Chesterfield Dry Gods Co.
The Republic of Brazil, the great
est Of the South American nations
has severed diplomatic relations will
Germany and it is expected that the,
will soon join the United States ir
declaring war upon Germany.
DR.. Tom G. Redfearn, a son of DR.
"A. M. Redfearn and grandson OF
the late Mrs. r. p. Craig, a graduate
of Clemson College and of John.
Hopkins University, has been appoint.
ed lieutenant in the medical corps OF
the United States Navy
Latest shapes in Mems Straw. and
fanamas, SO cts. up. Chesterfield
Dry Goods Co.
Company APP is to-day making 2
whirl-wind trip around the county
seeking recruits aided and abettet
by the Chesterfield Brass Band. We
trust this combination will swell the
company to the bursting point
Dandy assortment Of children,
romPers at SO cents and $1.oo. Ole
prices. Chesterfield Dry Goods Co
The ladies of Chesterfield are tt
give diner to the Confederate Vet
erans and then wives on May 10th
Appropriate memorial exercises will
De held at the cemetery at d o'clocl
on that day A II who can will pleas,
send foWers to Mrs. d. II. Tiller.
Misses Mile Douglass, Sallie Berr,
douglass and Gertrude Meehan, Jack
Douglass and Mr.. and Mrs. Pres,
douglass motored to Midendorf las,
friday evening to attend the com
mencement exercises of the hidden.
dorf Graded School.
Spring and summer dres. goods and
novoltie. in great profu.ion. Som.
OF the Prettiest things the season b,,