The Chesterfield advertiser. [volume] (Chesterfield C.H., S.C.) 1884-1978, 1920-06-17
LOCAL ITEMS

LOCAL ITEMS
Mr.. John Blackwell says he is a
candidate for fried chicken and cher
ry pie.
Magistrate E. G. Funderburg, of
Pageland was in town Monday.
Thirsty? Just call on us, we can
quench it at once.
Laney's Pharmacy.
Three Chalmers Touring Cars just
arrived. Better get one of these; they
are Getting hard to get.
LUCAS AUTO CO.
Home Ground Meal in 100. and
sos. w. p. ODOM
E. Mae Edgeworth, optometrist
and optician, will be absent from
Chesterfield for several keels, but will
resume her practice upon her return.
For the best of everything and for
prompt service call
Adams Cash Market.
Miss Matte Gaddy left Saturday
for her home in Wingate. Miss Gaddy
will return as music teacher at the
opening of the fall term of the Ches-
! terfield High School.
The heated term opened Sunday
and is still on.
The wood man has disappeared and
the ice man is the popular fellow now.
Miss Leo Hough is visiting rela-
tives and friends at Rock Hill.
Bring us your fresh country eggs.
Adams Cash Market.
I have ten tons of Southern Cot
ton Oil Co.'S High Grade Top Dresser
and few tons of s-3-3. w. r. ODOM.
Two Traffic Trucks on Hand. If
you don't think one Of these trucks
will do your work, let us demonstrate
to your satisfaction that it will do
all of that and more besides.
LUCAS AUTO CO.
Fly Poison of all description. Safe
ty First. Laney's Pharmacy.
Mr.. w. NJ. McCreight was ur from
Cheraw Monday.
Mrs. J. w. Griggs is visiting rela-
tives in Lilesville.
The Junior Order woill meet in the
Woodmen's Hall next Saturday even
ing at o'cock. A full attendance is
expected as the Chesterfield Band will
give a concert.
The first rehearsal Of "The Flower
Shop" the play to be given by the
Baptist Missionary Societies takes
place this evening, under the direc-
ton of Mr.. Hilliard. The date Of the
performance has not been definatcly
decided upon.
When it comes to good bread,
there is nothing on earth that beats
SWEET SIXTEEN in plain and MA
RY JANE in self rising.
w.P. oDoM.
II We have sold out the last car load
l of Dorts. We hope to have another
. shipment soon, but can't say when
LUCAS AUTO CO.
Highest market price paid for nice
fresh eggs. Adam. Cash Market
Mrs. F.. T. Teal and sister, Miss
! Pauline Campbell are spending a
while at Myrtle Beach.
The Baptist Sunday School held it's
annual picnic at Big Springs yester-
day.
For the Best Biscuit, use SWEET
SIXTEEN with little lard.
w. p. oDoM.
These are the long hot days-the
longest of the year.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. B. Edgeworth are
in Massachusetts purchasing a stock
of jewclry which will soon be on dis
play in Chesterfield.
1t takes but minute to enroll
your name on your Democratic club
book. Have you attended to it?
When you cxclaim, "How hot the
weather is"' you tell them something
that every one already knows.
Human nature is hard to satisfy
People murmur and complain about
the weather, whether it be hot or
whether it be cold
1t is getting about time to buy
more flour, and if the Department of
Agriculture is right, there is going
to be a shortage in wheat the coming
season. When you buy, buy SWEET
SIXTEEN and MARY JANE.
w. p. ODOM.
Mr.. D'Phonse Threat, of Colum-
bia is visiting relatives in town