The Chesterfield advertiser. [volume] (Chesterfield C.H., S.C.) 1884-1978, 1919-02-13
Some Advertiser" this week.
Phone Lucky 13 for drugs.

Va, was in town Tuesday.
The Rev. j. L. Tyler, of Gibson,
N. c., was in Chesterfield Wednesday.
The Peoples Bank and the Bank
of Chesterfield have declared their
usual 5 per cent. semi-annual divi-
dends.
Mr.. Ben Davis has gone to Fort
Mills, S. c., where he has accepted
position.
Mrs. J. A. Welsh and j. A., Jr., are
visiting Mrs. r. l.. Hurst, of Lex.
1 ington, Va.
There will be special service at
Zoar church Sunday to aid in the
I worldwide Centenary movement of
the Methodist Church.
The regular meeting of the Wood
men of the World will be held Satur
day night, February 18th.
All who have Red Cross work Out
are requested to bring in same as
4 early as possible to Miss Elizabeth
Lindsay or Mrs. w. j. Tiller.
a WANTED: A good farm hand to
! work on farm. Will pay highest
/ price. Apply to T. E. Howell, at j
! l.. Johnson place, near Middcndorf.
Delicious fount drinks now on tap
at the Chesterfield Drug Co.
/ Mr.. T. L. Huntley is now with
! the Hope-Davis Co., in Columbia
) where he will be glad to meet any
. Of his old Chesterfield county frie ads.
4 Mr.. Nj. B. Summer, of Columbia.
employed by U. S. Internal Revenue
Department, was in Chesterfield Wed
! nesday checking up income tax pay
Z ers.
4 Chesterfield county furnished one
Z thousand men for Uncle Sans Army
4 and Navy in the world war. Our pro-
4 portion of volunteers was above the
; average.
Z Big Supply of 666, the famous
Chill and Fever Tonic at the Chester
4 field Drug Co. Others sell it for 35
S cents. We sell it for rs. Phone
4 Lucky Is.
4 Mrs Mary Hunlcy Alexander and
4 daughter, Mary-Charles, are the
! l.. Hunley and Mr.. and Mrs. A. c.
i Douglass.
& Regular communication of Ches
terlield Lodge No. 2. :. l.. NJ. Vii.
3 be held Friday cvcnn h"uary Il
? at 1850 o'clock. BY order OF w. "
& DAVIS, w. Nj.
Announcement is made that the
s government will return to Amcric;,
Z the bodies of the American soldier,
who died in France upon request
from his nearest relative.
Prescriptions carefully compound
\ ed by competent licensed pharma-
cist, and promptly delivered. Ches-
terfeld Drug Co.
! A good many of our farmers and
business men are attending the cot
ton convention in Columbia to-day
j to hear Governor Harding of the
Federal Reserve Board, speak.
Chief of Police B. B. Melton has
resigned from the force and has gone
I TO Badin, n. c., where he has accept
I ed a position as peace officer. Mr..
j. r. Abbott has been appointed to
Il fill the place made vacant
Fine line of Toilet Articles, Per-
d fumes, etc. just received at the Chez
I terfield Drug Co. You must call and
see them.
I The Hon. w. P. Pollock made the
I speech of his life in the U. S. Senate
1 Monday in support Of the proposed
amendment to be submitted to the
respective States on the question of
q Equal Suffrage.
q Jacobs Candies! Freshly made,
and just received. Reasonably
4 priced. Go to your phone right now
and call Lucky l3 and have us send
4 box to your house.
al Nr. harmon Alien paSSeu tnTOupl
Chesterfield Monday cnroute to his
home in Pageland. Mr.. Allen has
4 travelled all over France, as one OF
Uncle Sans soldiers and talks inter
! cstngly of his experiences.
The fifth and last Government
1 Bond issue will be offered to the pubs
lie in April This loan will be called
Z the Victory Loan. Uncle Sam needs
money with which to bring the boys
home from France.
The 3Oth Division is expected to
4 return from France in March. These
heroes will parade in Columbia. The
\ ll8th Infantry Gold 1st S. c. lost
l79 men killed in action and SO by