The Chesterfield advertiser. [volume] (Chesterfield C.H., S.C.) 1884-1978, 1918-04-25
The boys in France will
measure your patriotism by the
way you buy Bonds.

i SPe"t tue "eek-enu III CneSCerHeid
Mr.. H. w. Pusser made trip yes
terday to Bennettsville in his new
1 Buick.
Mr.. Carl Gulledge and his father,
w. M, have bought handsome Over
land from the Rivers Auto Co.
Misses Gertrude Chamberlain, Mrs.
J. b. Pinkston, Mrs. E. M. Dudley,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Martin, of Che
} raw, w"re visitors in Chesterfield
! Wednesday.
Regular meeting of Chesterfield
Camp w. o. w. will be held Satur-
dly night at usual hour. By order
M. S. Watson.
Gasoline always on hand at J. H.
JOHNSON MARKET.
The Lilesville High School baseball
team comes to Chesterfield today to
play the High School here. Game be-
gins at o'clock. Admission Is and
25 cents.
Standard Oil Co., gasoline at J. H.
Johnson Market.
The sales of War Savings Stamps
in Chesterfield are looking up. Yes
terday over $4,000 worth of these
! "haby bonds" were sold here.
l can sive you meal for your left
o.sr seed. Bring the seed and get
the meal. will pay you cash 60.
them if you rrefcr it. W.P.ODOM.
The District M. E. Curch Confer
ence will convene at Hartsvile Tues
day Wednesday and Thursday of this
week. The Rev. B. J. Guess will at
tend. Delegates from Chesterfield
are Messrs. b. f. Teal, w. j. Tillcr,
j. w. Merriman and J. N. Campbell
Your children will measure
your patriotism by the way you
buy bonds.
All land that taxes are not paid
on for the year 1917 will be adver-
tised for sale as soon as the execu-
tion are placed in my hands. And
warrants will be issued for those fail
ing to pay poll tax. Signed
| 81 ~. L. Do OILASS, Sherlff.
Mrs. Harriet T. Donaldson, State
Manager of the Woman Auxiliary
Circle of the w. o. W., will speak in
Chesterfield Courthouse at a public
meeting on Saturday night. Other
officers of the lodge will also speak.
Miss Blanche Martin, of Cheraw, de-
putty for Chesterfield and Marlboro
counties, has visited Chesterfield this
week in the interest of the Circle.
1t pays to get the best. Standard
Oil Co., gasoline, sold by J. H. JOHN
SON MARKET, is best.
The first Junior Four-Minute Ora
torical Contest of the series was held
at Ruby Tuesday night In this con-
test were represented all the schools
of the Ruby District. Many fine
speeches were made. The winners
were Ruth Smith and Eleanor Sellers,
of Ruby Graded School. The second
meeting was held at McBee Wednes-
day night. The third will be held at
Pageland tonight, the fourth at Che
raw Friday night. The winners of
these contests will meet in Chester
held at date to be announced later
where final contests will be held.
These speeches are all on the subject
Of War Savings Stamps.
When you buy cotton seed m.a,
, to feed, get the 36 per cent. protein
kind. 1t is the cheapest by far.
w. p ODOM
You will come to measure
your own patriotism by the
t way you buy bonds.
, The contests Of .le Four Minute
speakers now being conducted by
. frof Claude Melton in all the schools
OF the county in the interest Of War
r savings Stamps among the children
should have the whole hearted Good
Y Grafton of all the teachers. Prof.
E Melton has an unusual mental grasp
of the breadth of this proposition.
e Our teachers, he says, are trying to
e instruct the children in history from
written books, and the greatest thing
, IN history is the development of de-
mocracy. This great principle, de-
mocracy, is now on trial for its life.
Y BY its very nature, it cannot survive
without whole-hearted support of
all the people. What wonderful
opportunity, he says, is this, for the
teachers to instruct the children, not
only what democracy is, but the inn
portance of doing their part and thus
becoming working unit making de-
mocracy sure and safe for all time.
! RHEUMATISM AND GOUT
A convincing fact Of the remarka-
bic power of L-Rheumo as a cure for