The Chesterfield advertiser. [volume] (Chesterfield C.H., S.C.) 1884-1978, 1919-05-15
LOCAL ITEMS

Miss Meyda jackson is visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. S. M. Jackson.
The friends of Mr.. Luke Morris
are glad that he is again able to be
out.
Bee Brand Insect Powder, kills all
insects. Chester6eld Drug Co.
Mrs. Tom Gleason and children, of
Lakeland, Fla, are visiting Mrs. M.
E. Cason.
Messrs. M. L. Raley and ]. C. Hunt
ley, of Ruby, were in Chesterfield
Wednesday.
Children's Day exercises will be
held at Pine Grove Sunday, May 18th,
in the afternoon.
Mrs. L. F. Weaver, of Lexington,
is with her mother, Mrs. A. B. Hur-
sey, who is quite sick.
Use LUX" for fine laundering. At
Chesterfield Drug Co.
The Peoples Bank and the Square
Deal Drug Co. will be able to move
into their new quarters in very few
days now.
The regular meeting of the Ches-
terfeld Camp, Woodmen Of the
World will be held Saturday night at
the regular hour.
Try Palmolive Toilet preparations,
at the Chesterfield Drug Co.
When your children eat our ice
cream you need not be uneasy. 1t
contains no chemicles or substitutes.
The Busy Bee Cafe.
Prepare to attend the Chautauqua
for the three full days, May 26, 27,
%. Season tickets, good for all six
performances, $500. The entertain
ment will be held in tent this time
Roy Coe and Will Chapman were
arrested yesterday charged with sell
ing mixture of alcohol and water.
1t is thought that there are now sew
eral tigers doing business around
here.
Mulsifed Cocoanut Oil for Sham
poo. At the Chesterfield Drug Co.
The fishing party that went to Lit
tie River last week is back. That
must indeed be fairy country, else
why so many fairy tales told by the
returning fishermen? A description
of the fish caught by Red White, to
hear him tell it, would make old
Ananias blush behind his ears.
Judge Edward McIver, of Cheraw,
will preside at the June term of
Court. Judge McIver adorns the robe
he wears and the people of his native
county are glad he will preside at
the next term of court here.
Who is Henry Parker? The post
mistress at Chesterfield wants to
know. There is some mail for him
from Uncle Sam that she is anxious
to deliver. Amy information concern
ing Mr.. Parker will be greatly appre-
ciated.
Prescriptions filled day or night, at
Chesterfield Drug Co.
Mrs. D. M. Pearce and son Eugene,
and daughter Elzetn, VINO were ac-
companied by Karl Humpheries, Mrs.
Pearce's nephew, visited relatives in
Chesterfield for several days recent
ly. Karl went thorugh some of the
worst fighting of the war and suffer
ed severely from gas.
Colorite-It colors old and new
straw hats; also colors beautifully all
kinds of leather, rattan, wicker goods,
etc. An entirely new discovery. At
tho Chesterfield Drug Co.
Chesterfield county will not be able
to point with pride to her record in
the Victory Liberty Loan. She took
about one third of her quota. The
| rest of the country saved the day,
however, and the Loan was over-sub-
scribed and we will not have to make
it up in taxes.
Several Chesterfield county boys,
members of the 117th Regiment of
Engineers, of the 42d, or Rainbow
Division, are expected home this week
after year and a half in France.
The Rainbow Division saw more serv-
ice than any other American division.
Among them are Frank and Evan
Vaughn.
The members of Nan White Mis-
sionary Society, of st. Paul church,
held an enjoyable social at the par
sonage Tuesday evening. Games were
played and delightful music render
ed. Strawberries and cake were
served for refreshments. Mrs.
Charles l.. Hunley is in charge Of
this, the junior missionary society of
the church.
The services at the Hopewell Bap-
.ist church last Sunday morning were
interesting and inspiring. The exer-
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