The Chesterfield advertiser. [volume] (Chesterfield C.H., S.C.) 1884-1978, 1918-04-11

where he had been for the past week.
Mr.. E. c. Adams is one of the most
recent purchasers of 1918 model
bort Touring car
DIR. l.. II. Trotti returned home
Saturday after week in Atlanta on
, business.
The Woman's Missionary meeting
) OF the Methodist church will be held
Friday afternoon at a 80 o'clock al
ST. Paul church.
! Evangelistic services will be COM
menced at ST Paul the last Sunday in
( this month. The pastor will be aided
! by Rev. Kirby pastor of the Method
!, ist church in Cheraw.
I lion. G. K Laney went to Colum-
bia yesterday to hear William G. Nc
Adoo, Secretary of the Treasury, who
was to speak in the Capital City on
1 the subject of Government Bonds.
For pure homemade ice cream call
at the Busy Bee Cafe.
When Lee Melton rings the bell at
Z siX-thirty the doors close in practi-
j cally all the stores in Chesterfield in
order that the men employed there
I in may have an opportunity to work
: war-gardens.
, Mrs. c. A. Woods, of Marion, visit
@ ut the home of DR.. and Mrs A. H.
Hayden recently. MIRA. H. Hayden,J ,Jr,
who has been home on an cight-day
7 furlough, has returned to Camp Jack
: son.
Chesterfield County now has
{ bought War Savings Stamps to the
I amount of Is cents per person. 1t
{ should be $4,000 per person. Are you
doing your part?
:, Have you bought your Thrift
) Stamp this week? A Thrift Stamp is
. a bullet for the kaiser. It's also 25
cents laid away for that "rany day
that is coming.
l The Clerk of Court now has on
! hand the pension money for all Ches-
trriicld County pensioners. There
are in this county now 221 pension
|. crs and the total sum thus paid out
. annually here is 7,849.0O
( Mr.. Dan Lancy, who has been here
1 from Porter Military Institute for
!; S"vera' days will return the last of
7 this week. Dan is one Of number
. Of students selected to 90 in the mean
J future To special training camp at
] Fort Lcvcnworth, Kansas
Mr.. and Mrs. f. ID. Atkinson, of
J near town, spent last Wednesday as
the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. b. G..
Graves, Of the Cross Roads section.
i Mr.. Atkinson says there are not as
many fish in Mr.. Graves pond now as
there were before he visited there.
One lady in Chesterfield whose
husbands salary is not any too large
has bought and paid for Liberty
'ond by money earned by this good
!Idy herself by sewing This lady
$ expressing her patriotism in deeds
even though it takes sacrifice. How
: about you?
Everybody knows that OLD
STYLE HULLS are the only kind you
cHn use. You can get them from
none NO. ~.
# thc patriotic impulse is strong
""u%h "ithIh y"u' you can buy a
"'.' ana heip win the war None is
." poor one W"rHlng man who has
we ana hVc children to support
'""r.' a p"nd last fall. lie has just
h"."'d paying 'or 1t, and now car
'''' 'A"I though n" may have stnteC
...''''h nue. n" mas helped our sol.
,''r" as p"St nc could. And he still has
nc Understanding bond.
Union School District shows uL
.'"li IN the growing Of food and feed.
W.. l.. ID. Mccoy has been engaged
. recently in taking the flour census of
ms district and while making as
'"uh"H nc inquired as to the acre 2,
"h"al' oats corn and cotton. He