The Chesterfield advertiser. [volume] (Chesterfield C.H., S.C.) 1884-1978, 1919-04-24
LOCAL ITEMS

| LUCA ITEMS
Miss Mary Sellers, Of Coker Col
lege, was the guest Of her father last
week.
| Mr.. and Mrs. G. X. Kiser are the
guests of the Rev. and Mrs. ]. H.
Hildreth.
Misses May Lee and Anna Welsh
; Miller spent the weekend with their
parents at jefferson.
Miss Islay May Davis, of Morven,
spent last week with her father, Mr..
JAS. j. Davis.
Misses Mary Bell and Maud Gar
land Welsh spent Easter holidays with
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. A..
Welsh.
A party of Chesterfield people con-
sisting of Mrs. F. B. Sanders, Miss
Sallie Berry Douglass, Miss Cora
Craig, Miss Matte Gaddy, Mrs. H.
M. Odom and Mr.. T. P. Craig, visited
| Charleston this week.
Delicious Ice Cream at the Chester
field Drug Co.
Rcady.to-Wear Goods at bargain.
A. w. HURSEY CO.
Young Men, Tsal-Jones Co., has
the suit that will please you. Call in
and look at it.
| Special Communication Of Chester
field Lodge No. 22O AIM, will be
held Thursday evening, April oath
at $3.50 o'clock, for the purpose of
comforting the MN. degree. By or
der of w. w. Davis, WIN.
Auto speeding has come to the res
cue again of the city's failing financ-
es. Chief Abbott has collected about
$50 in fines during the past few days.
Have just unloaded another car of
that Good Flour. Prices right and
under the market. w. p. Odom.
| There are no better candies than
Norris Candies. Fresh supply at the
Chssterfield Drug Co.
Ralston oxfords, Toney Red Color,
English Last, $3.50 to $3.50, at
| Teal-Jones Co.
Mr.. T. P. Craig was an early SUBJ
scriber to the Victory Fifth Liberty
Loan. He bought bond at the
Bank of Chesterfield April 10th.
Chesterfield county is expected to
buy $355,05O.O0 worth of Liberty
Bonds within the next few days. If
she maintains her record of always
going over the top all the loyal ones
must stick by their guns and buy.
If you need some compound lard
in tubs or tins or buckets, see w. p.
Odoc.
For Clothing, Shoes and Cents
Furnishings see
TEAL-JONES co.
| Now arrivals in Shoes and Dry
Goods and Notions almost daily. Call
and inspect our line.
A. w. HURSEY co.
The Rev. A. r. Phillips, of Colum-
bia, formerly pastor of East Chester
field M. f. circuit, was the first pur-
chaser of a Victory Liberty Bond in
Chesterfield. His order, accompanied
by check, was received by the
Peoples Bank on April 10th.
Commencement exercises for Wex-
ford graded school will be held on
Monday and Tuesday nights, April
28th and goth. The first night will
be devoted to an oratorical contest.
On Tuesday night, the 29th, will be
given play. There will be no ad-
When you come to town to buy
heavy groceries or feeds of any kind,
always sec w. p. Odom. The chances
arc that he will save you some money.
For the best toilet articles, per-
fumes especially, call Lucky IS ON the
phone, or stop in at the Chesterfield
Drug store whom passing.
All the best fount drinks at the
Chesterfield Drug Co.
Work on the new buildings on
Main street continues to progress sat
isfactorily. The buildings for
Laney's Pharmacy, the Peoples
Bank and the Square Deal Drug Co.,
are nearing completion and will be
ready for occupancy about June 1st.
The work on the H. w. Pusser build
ing is held up as part Of the cite for
this building is in litigation. The
fronts Of these buildings are uniform
and of white pressed brick. They
will be very handsome buildings when
| completed. This lob will be one more