The Chesterfield advertiser. [volume] (Chesterfield C.H., S.C.) 1884-1978, 1919-02-20
Short Fems Of 9ocal gnterest


Pusser.
Cheraw is to get an appropriation
from Washington for $1,000 for a
postoffice building.
Mrs. John Gurganus has returned
after spending some time in Jeffer-
son with relatives.
DR.. v. B. Fullner, of Springfield,
5. c., registered pharmacist, is now
with the Square Deal Drug Go.
Mr. John Funderburk, of Hamlet,
spent the weekend with his parents,
the Rev. and Mrs. B. S. Funierburk.
For prompt and careful attention
send your prescriptions to the Ches.
terield Drug Co. Prices are right
The store owned by MIR. :. M. {
Adams, in the Waugh ,eigh crhvc
was destroyed by fire early Saturda.
morning.
Mr.. w. T. White and family have
moved to town and now live on Main
street, corner of Craig. MIR. White
IS employed at the store of Hursey
BROS.
Rev. j. w. Quick will preach al
Bethesda church next Sunday morn
ing at IL o'clock. Subject, "On the
JoD." All denominations invited to
Oe present.
Special communication Of Chester
iiedl Lodge No. 220 AF.M. will be
held thursday evening, February 20
at i:3U PM. BY order of
W.W.DAVIS, WIN.
Mr.. Z. f. Sowell is back in the
United States again after doing his
bit in France He is low at CAM
Stewart and expects " be home be.
lore very long.
am now doing business at the
Swinnie old stand, where l have a
$4,000 stock of drugs. Prescription
carefully compounded. Prices right
Up . ID. H. LANEY
We will pay a straight salary OF
$500 per week for a man or woman
with rig to introduce Eureka Poultry
Mixture. Six months contract. I
Eureka Mfg. Co., East St. Louis, Ill
TOBACCO FLUES will be made &c
order for delivery up 20 August 1919
by Tharp Hardware & Manufacturing
Co., Monroe, N. c. Parties who neeo
Hues should take the matter up di
rect with them.
l am now making my headcuartcr:
at the Chesterfield Drug Co. Bring
me your watches, clocks, typewritcrs
sewing machines or jewelry for re
pair. Am agent for Singer Sewing
Machines. H. d. WATSON.
Mr.. l.. M. Evans, of Cheraw, will
return from New York on Thursday
where he has been for the past ter
days attending the National Retail
ers Association, and buying men,
wear for his store in Cheraw Watcl
for advertisement later.
We are requested to announce that
it is against the law to shoot robin:
in this county at any time. They are
classed as song birds and have the
full protection of the law.
Just call Lucky 13 when you wan
any of those delightful Melba Toilet
articles sent to your home.
Mr.. G. F. Turnage, of Hartsville
was in town Tuesday. This was Mr.
Turnage's first visit 30 Chesterfield
in twenty years and he says he wa.
able to note some progress in the
town.
Our milliners Mis-. Person az
Daniels, will arrive IL Chera~ ". >
day, February goth. They are ex
perienced milliners and will be per
manently located at our store. Watch
for announcement of opening.
| EVANS--Cheraw.
1t is expected that the Junior Nj
sionary Society of ST. Pauls will holc
a Japanese session of their society
Sunday afternoon in connection with
and as a part of the regular servic,
at Shiloh. The girls will likely ap
pear in Japanese costume. Come, see
and hear.
The members of the Junior Mis-
sonary Society of ST. Pauls church
had public meeting Monday after
noon. Their program consisted OF
interesting information concerinp
missionary work in Japan and was
made very impressive by the use OF
Japanese costumes.
When you are hungry for sweet.
call Lucky 13 on the phone and
have a box of Jacobs sent around.
Miss Lulu Harrington is in New
York attending the famous Gossard
Training School, being instructed in
the art of fitting Gossard Corsets