The Chesterfield advertiser. [volume] (Chesterfield C.H., S.C.) 1884-1978, 1919-01-16
Msn's Laced High Boots. Size.
5h to II. EVANS CO., Chsraw.

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! Chesterfield County Fair, announces
that the premium checks are now
ready for the winners who are ex-
pected to call for them. He will not
be in town during the week begin
ming Jan. FL.
Mems Army Shoes. For Boys and
Men. EVANS CO.. Cbor.w
Mr.. Charles B. Hanna, who for
several months past has been engaged
in Y. M. c. A. work ia Norfolk, Va,
has become secretary for the Y.M.C.
"A. at Whitmire, where he forn,erly
was principal of the public school.
Full stock of Auto and Work
Gloves. See EVANS, Chsraw.
White Star Flour, made by ths
makers of Melrose. w. A. Rivers.
l handle standard SO per cent. pro-
iein food meal and old sty;e huil,.
fVhen you buy FEED MEAL ask for
The protein content. There are lots
Of feed meals on the market :ha;
contain only 20 per cent. / do not
handle that kind of meal. See what
you are getting when you buy.
w. P. ODOM.
Everett Watson, tie IS year-oli
son of MIR. Leander WATSON. Of the
Shiloh community, was 81 .criousi,
injured by cotton gin last Tues
lay afternoon that the an]nutation
OF his right arm was necessary. Ev-
cit was working at the gin Of Mr..
John Odom ard there had been
:roubie with the gin on several oc-
caslons during the day. On this oc-
casion Everetts sleeve Was caught by
the saws which drew his -rm in. Dr,
Perry was called and decided that the
arm could not be save r. was rs
sisted N the opcratio by Mics Ann
Fields, ChcsterclG's r ',r,. n,r ..
Mr.. d. M. Moses, the expert sailor
representing Isaac Famuur.c. 2
Sons, will be a. OR store Thu: iay,
18th, Friday 18th, Saturday 18th.
Call in and look the woolens ove..
y.
TEAL-JONES COMFANT.
For Figaro Ecat Preserver, see w.
A. Rivers.
Mr.. Carl j. Raer, president of the
Community Dcvcionmcnt Co, Of
Amer!ca, will deliver an address at
Chesterfield in the Courthouse at
3:3 pm. on Thursday, January Odd.
His subject will be "Thc Acre and the
Boy" Charts will be used to illus
trate the address. Mr.. Bacr speaks
under the auspices of the State High
way Campaign Committee, and will
explain the legislation that the pres
ent General Assembly will be asked
to pass. The address promises to be
intensely interesting and of vital I'M
portancc to us all. Every boy and girl
is invited to be present and to bring
his or her parents. The address is
free to all So come, listen and
learn. The speaker will address an
audience in Cheraw at 7:3o pm. the
same day, Thursday, Jan. 23d.
Viseol, for interpreting Shoes.
EVANS, Cheraw.
See me when y~u want cotton
seed meal. am in position to do
you good. ! will sell you ono sack
or 1000 sacks or any amount you
want. ! am in close touch with the
meal people and can give you the
best of service. w. p. ODOM.
There was quite little excitement
around the Courthouse last Tuesday
when an irate papa from Marshville
was given pretty severe beating
by his son-in-law that was to be.
Chief of Police Melton received a
phone call early in the afternoon Of
Tuesday informing him that a couple,
Mr.. Griffin and Miss Little, Of Marsh
vile, were headed for the office Of
the Probate Judge Of Chesterfield
county, and that close on their heels,
so to speak, was the father of the
bride, who claimed she was not as
old as she claimed TO be, and Mr..
| Melton was requested at least to in
tcrcfcrc with affairs until the father
could arrive. The couple soon an
pcarcd on the scene accompanied by
ScVcra! other young people. M
Melton stated that he knew he had
no authority in the premises to make
IN arrest but persuaded the couple,
as he thought, to await the arrival of
the young lady's father. They did
not care to wait, but n""oh 10 DO SO.
While Mr.. Melton ~.:s engaged
| conversation with o. n members
lhc party the principals in this afr .!.
made Il quick exit through the court
house and off into the woods nearby
Then appeared the irate father and
the search begaH, Unfortunately for
l1r. Little, the father, he found them