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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-11-27
EANTED-SALESAEN,


statesmen AND MEN TO MANAGE
statesmen. Auto devices, exclusive mer-
chandise and territory. direct and to
dealers. Nationally advertised. keel
All company. 565 W. Washington. Blvd
Chicago.
THE AMERICAN ART WORKS. CosHOC-
ton. Ohio. recognized leaders in specially
advertising. the fastest growing branch
of the whole advertising field have q
few desirable territories available for
high grade. experienced statesmen. Con-
tracts now ready for our saith sales
year. which o!%ns Dec. 27. LbetA
commissions. weekly remi.tances. We
manufacture and control exclusively
= complete line of art calendars. ccm-
mercial calendars. uI3nfhly advertising
service. and wide range Of attractive
quick selling specialtias III celiuloid and
leather. Can assure permanent year
around employnent with steady pro-
gress TO men Of energy. ambition. and
ability. backed by real selling expert
ence. References required. Look us up
in Duns or Bradstreets, and if satisfied
write us at once, giving age. experience
and references. first letter. The Amer
lean Art Works. Coshocton. Ohio.
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PLEADS NOT GUILTY.

Cleveland, Ohio. Nov. civil
liam H. McGannon. chief justice of
the municipal court, pleaded not
guilty when arraigned for second
degree murder this morning. fur
nished $4,000 bail and was re-
leased. Judge McGannon was in
dicted by the county grand jury
late yesterday in connection with
the staying OF Harold S. Kagy last
May.
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ALFRED r. BAKER DEAD.

Philadelphia, Pa, Nov. 27.-An-
nouncement was made here today
of the death yesterday of Alfred T.
Baker, retired textile manufacturer
of this city and father of the late
Captain Hobart, A. R (Hobeyl
Baker, Princeton football and
hockey star. Mr.. Baker was S.
year old. s<
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HOME
BUILDERS

Capitalists. Contractor, Lab.
oreru. New way TO build
homes, garages. farm build
ings-Carbo Steel 1ro-prUoe
sy0tsm, better IN briok. -
Economical, returns big -
investment Be hrut 70 proft
Responsible dealers and rep
foDoatA&ives wanted. EstAh-
lished usA Raferenc6o ~
Qairsd. Carlo Morgan Park.
Chicago, MIA stssk fence
: posts. ~. q
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APPLES

We have different kinds
Greetings, New York Peerless
and Baldwins-also carload of
cabbage.
Apples, $1.75 per bushel. so lbs
to bushel.
GIL Seventeenth 8 treet Come
and get them.
Result Of Quarrel.
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BICYCLES AND MOTORCYCLES,

TREE (ALL MAKeD. ACCESSORIES
Tor bicycles, motorcycles. autos: t35
bicycles. complete. 3S7 so (au colors)
Five stores: ll6 East Third street,
802]6-S East second street. Davenport.
Iowa. Fred c.xF eupolY 9ousa
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RIG STORM RAGING.

Portland, Ore, Nov. u. - What
wheat shipping men declared was
worst storm in years was raging on
the Northern Pacific coast.
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w. M. Permission

FIVE ROOMS. oil modern. hard
wood finish. Seventeenth aveauo-
near Forty-fourth street. Rock ID
land. Priced only 5000. terms
81. 900 oash, balance so pr u1ootA
SIX ROOMS. all modern. nswly
decorated and new furnace. On
Thirty-ninth street near Fourteenth
avenue, Rock Island. Priced only
5000, $1,000 cash. balance as per
month.
SEVEN ROOMS. only eight noatAs
old. al modern, hardwood 1nish,
on Forty-second street near Four
teenth avenue. Rock Island. This
beautiful homo for only 81. 100, taFns
$1,000 cash. balance ~ Q month.
wv. E. Permission
$50 17th Ave. East Molina n
East Moline Ill
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MECHANICAL ENGINEER

ALL KINDS OF MECHANICAL DRAW.
hgs mada. Jig and Fixture DESIGNING
0sialty. Ideas developed. z. q.
1leAaallA. Mech. CoositS. Eng. assocaAod
With ". y. HASKELL. Pasent Attoenav.
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PERSONAL.

'uOwEI OF ROCK IsIANn ACE N
s@sy employed, would i've acan.,nt.
II" sefious lady. Address No.
rrcr tA'E 40l WANTS TO MEET
so nan about same age. Addrc 50
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0M3 W 49,
=. n. ChAsias y. EidyNA
U n, n; ky D. 2occrack.
= saoFFo 80. 81. II. o. '. p. 3. =.
~ -Stsasd Deetings bald
! J ! ! :: :
NH % tbs hrss Wednesday
q sscA moath- Wat
ins prophets welcome.
J. W. Johnson. .A.'aATch-
~ Frank L. tattsrsoa. 80
Z, A, u.
- 0ATED CONVOCATlON OF AOCA
...Aa.n Island Chapter No. IL. =. A.
H., VIII b helo ON the nrsa
RM It,eedsy OF each month ~
h 7;3U D. N. l. J. h0pestS.
o0 kH.P.: 4. II. Ash. secretary.
n solK ISLAND LODGE NO.
a5S. A. y. 3 4. A.-Stated
r = msstny first Friday Of each
psatA. Otto triestss. ". H.:
' L Q. Bollmsa. secretafy.
s.,..l 10 rvork on N. M. degrees FRI
= suy. ", at y. N. Annual Fast
s.ssrs night luesuay. NOV. ~. WORK
.I Il, uxsree 1 D. IN. Reception 70
- nsrseu . 20 .. NJ. BanQuest 1:oo
-
~ ANlclTS TEMTLAk
N gIITEo VONGl-AtE OF ROCK
Ialsnd UommxndsU Nc. II,
"a Kalehts Iomplar viii - held
W. ~ eseona koniay OF saen
0aash. Z. 4. AAAgren. com
~ nsaGns; J. L. Hickay. recorosr.
fyuc,acv dr1ls hrss aud THIRD
- ! cs's'''ss Monday evening
VI HAND CHAPTER NO. 2oo.
~ Eaneon Slaa.-kegWar meetings
~ hGzssdAy OF eAcn month. sAs-
~ Slan vesc0me. Mrs.. Jessie .. LAM
Il n. H.. MARI. y. kreas. secretary
NJ Inland COUNCIL NO. 20. r. Z .,
I'm sts,eSs sssembliso Of Lock ~
~ CONAN no. ~, u. b >. H.. vlu
htaa q IL thnd Wednesday OF each
IN. 9. ". ThAches. l. ~: o. J..
Al1hRaaae sse0Eder.
a. IopeD 10. COS. I. o. o. =.
1ssts syssy THURSDAY evening
\ oN Fellovs' tsnuls On
beugsh avenue. between Sew
assenth aud klghteenih streets.
Y p. Leonard. n. g.: Waiter
LosAnd. =. s. First Thursday
q IA mania, iniuAtory uegZcs. nrss
en1 ~ third aryres ths 10iOwmy
0sulas.
L o. D. NJ.
A00 NLAND LODGE NO. 100. MEET
= nights first aud third Mondays.
!siAs hail. i7l6 1-3 Second avenue. al
70. n. Dictator Hayes MohetI: Dec y
y. :. 0avla.
- Inland AERIE NO. $50. FRATER
Od1 1t Easlas.-ReSuiar maeungs
= - third Tuesday OF each non3
0s bone, Fourth avenue ana
sseeg'efA street. Frauk Wich. W. r..
~soA osoteoRt. secretary.
.'AATTEN~IoN ELKS'
~ " Rock Island Lodgs.
No. $50. B. P. O., 4
Ase6ngs frSt and thiH
AoadAys Of each month.
: DAN Z. BRENNAN.
\ 4 Exalted Ruler.
c. y. Issacsoa. seaetasy
Club ! oms: AIS 18th o..
Visiting hrothzrs always
G. A. Z
Bu1oRD POST 242. @. 4. z.
Assts regularly on second
~ fourth Friday after
h eeo1s Of each month at 3
I eeaoek In Memorial hall In
~ " court house. @. H
caucA. comnandsr: Il. g.
" fnsa Adiutans
o. q v. v.
s0o1Y BAY CAMP No Q
o. J. W. v.
100 - The first and third
tausaays Of each month Ut 8
,. .. st Memorial hall. r. q
vsa Emourgh. commander: 4
=. Ntserington. adiutant
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y. O. n.
~ Inland AERIE NO. $50. FRATER
= odse Il Eaglas.-Reguiar msetangs
- - third Tuesday OF each montk
Z 1Uis6 bone, Fourth avenue ana
!se9'nsN stseet. Frauk Wich, W. r..
SooA osoto1At. socretsry,
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!. o. o. N.
Ao0 ULANO LODGE NO. 1870. MEET
= nights first aud thru Mondays.
4s0s bail, ZIG IS Second avenue. al
~. n. Dictator Hayes MohetI: oecy
!. =. Davn.
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,1pc. pIRECToR1.

1870 MEN ATTENTION.
- ~ 100, ANBRICAN LEGION:
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST AND FOUND. -
~~~~~~~~-~-~-~~~.~-~-~~ ~~~>--~~~~-~-~.~~~N>A-~
LOST: GENTLEMAN'S SMALL-SIZED
gold watch and fob. Initials y. r. H.
on fob. Reward for return to J. r.
Harper. COS Peoples Blk. Bldg. Moline.
LOST: LADY'S GOLD WATCH ON RIB
bon bracelet. Initlnls N. A. J." Lib
eral reward. Return to ArguA
LOST: BLACK TRAVELLING BAG
marked K z. J.. 1t Thirty-nfst street
station. Monday night Nov. 20. Please
call B. !. 1891.
PROFESSIONAL -ATT0RNEYA
CONNOLLY . WAxKE1 (E .. C0G.
ely nd ". n. Walkerl-kaWyogA
ooooeal law, chAncay and probate pe1e.
u0. Pseplsis NasioaA Bank building
k0ck Island.
WALxED 4 SWEENEY - ATToaHEYs
0nd eounsolo9s = Law. 1ooey - iooD
- Eesl tstste. RooDe 20o-2l3 CuatFA
trust bull Ting
kDW. l. EAGLJ1LANYER. 0ENEkAL
laW. eAancssy nd probate psAcsieo.
O00 = eouyt AbusA 10ek IAaD4
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= s0IY BAY CAMP No. Q
o. J. W. v.
- - The first and third
0usdays Of each month Ut 8
.. - at Memorial hall. =. \
va Emourgh. commander; L
=. Niterington. adiutant.
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80. 81. II. o. Y. p. 3. 4
-Statsd Deelngs bald
a the farss "Wednesday
Il sscA meath. Wat
ing prophets veiooms.
]. W. JOHNSON. aAsaAIch-
Frank L. patterson. soc-
retaIy.
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ATT EN- TON ELKSl

:: !; !: !. !: : : !: i
y BCpORD Post 243. q. 4. Z.
Aests regularly on second
~ fourth Friday after
neaas Of each month At 3
O'Clock In Memorial hall In
u court house. @. H
Caueh. commandse: H g.
" fnsl adiutanl.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

NEW YORK FARMS. WONDERFUL
barx.ius. Cstalog ira. Send tmmod-
iately. BVna;o Farm Exchange. Buffalo.
New Yorh.
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n soCK IsLANo LODGE NO.
as. 4. y. 3 4. A-Stated
y = meeting first Friday Of each
psalA. ottO trisstsr. ". H.:
L 9. Bollmsa. secretafy.
~. 10 rvork on N. M. degrees FRI
-. soy, W, at y. N. Annual Fast
nr6ss night Auesday. NOV. ~. WoIA
= i. 4. usgree 1 p. m. hseceptlon W
~ nasteu 3:ao .. NJ. bahV1es' 'oo
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NOTICE TO
HOME DEMONSTRATION
CLUB MEMBERS

a fund known as the johnson Wal
kcr Home Demonstration Loan Fund
has been provided for the benefit of
the members Of the Home Dmonstra-
ton Clubs Of South Carolina This
fund provides for ii scholarship worth
$4,000, which is to be given by "a
competitive examination to girl
from the Home Demonstration Clubs
Of this State. At the end Of her
course, this girl Is 20 return this fund
will help educate another girl We
hope that it will be possible to con
tnuc this fund, - .hat Il new girl
Will be able to cntcr Winthrop Col
I"Ec each year on this scholarship.
! shall be very glad to give furth-
cr information concerning this to
those who are Interested.
Mary &. IIaynic,
County IiOmr Dem. .oIISLratiOn Agent.
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METHODIST SUNDAY
SCHOOL CONFERENCE

The Chesterfield County Methodist
Sunday Schol Conference meets with
Friendship Church on The East Ches-
terfield Circuit July 29.h and both.
All pastors and Supriatendcnts in
the County are expected to attend
and also two delegates from each
School
Tn following program has been an
nounccd:
1000 Devotion by Rev. b. J.
Guess; Alternate; Rev. H. r. Morr-
son.
Welcome address by | r.
Melton.
1O:2o-Rcsponse b. G. P. Chcwn-
ing.
10 0:3O-Enrollment of delegates.
10:45-Organizacion.
Il :O0-The social feature Of the
Sunday Schol Class by II. A. Nc
Leod; Alternate; j. e. Blackwell.
:15-Rcports from Sunday
Schools.
:3O-Placing Questions in qucs-
ton box.
II :45---Possibilitic of the modern
Sunday School by l.. II. Mccoy; AL
ternate, j. G.. Strcatcr.
First Day Afternoon Session
:30-Devotion by F.. w. Sowell
Alternate, Norman Rivers.
:45-Rcports from Sunday
Schools continued.
2:00-Value Of tn. Home Depart.
ment by B. +. Smith; Alternate w.
II. Eddins.
2:l5-liow to arouse more spiri-
tuality in the Sunday School by }. G..
Blackwell
2:30-Opening question box and
distributing questions for discussion.
3:30-Thc scope Of the Elementa-
ry Departments by Miss Pauline Lud-
doth; Alternate, Mrs. j. q. Taylor.
Relation Of Supcrintendcnts
to the Pastors by superintendent of
Fork Creek Sunday School, Alter
nate; Delegate from Fork Creek Sun
day School.
400 Adjournment.
Friday Morning Session
9:3O-DcvotiOn by Rev. w. v.
Jcrman; Alternate, Rev. J. f. Kirby.
9:45-Reports from Sunday
Schools continued.
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CHESTERFIELD ROUTE d

Mcssrs. Luke Thurman and Arthur
Gullcdgc visited the formers sister
Mrs. &. b. Jones Saturday evening.
Mc8SrSs. B. G.. Wadsworth and
Clyde Douglass made trip to Laurel
Springs last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. ID. Brigham visit
ed at the home Of Mr. and Mrs.
Kite Woodward Friday.
Miss Bculah Oliver visited at the
home Of Mr.. c. B. Jones Saturday.
Misses Della Douglass and Nancy
Jones visited at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joe Thurman Sunday.
Mr. Lee Brigham and Mr.. Lester
Sutton were callers at the home Of
Mr.. Wess Hancock recently.
Mr.. Early Rawlings visited at the
home of Mrs. I. j. Douglass Sunday
morning.
Mcssrs. Cordy Davis and J. g..
Douglass went to WadesbOro Friday.
The new residence OF Mr.. G.. W.
Rawlings is nearing completion rap
idly.
Mcssrs. Brooks Rayfeld and Harris
Douglass spent the Fourth at Laurel
Springs.
Mr.. Gary E. Danglass and Miss Ida
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STILL ORGANIZING
BASE BALL CLUB

Five Of the best players in this
part Of the South have been engaged
for the Chesterfield ball team and
the country is being secured for 9th
erS. Mr.. Parncll Mccban is in Char
lotte and threatens to break up the
league in his cndcaYorS to get "A cou-
pie Of crackcrjack pitchers The play
crs will begin arriving in Chester
field Sunday and arrangements are
now under way for game on Mon
day. The players hav" been engaged
for one month and that will probably
be the length of the season this year.
Meanwhile Chcraw is hopping up all
this part Of the earth.
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Chesterfield Dry Goods Go.

10:l5-Round table discussion by
Superintendent of Mcbee Sunday
School; Alternate, Superintendent Of
Hebron Sunday School.
10:45-Discussion of questions
from question box.
:l5-How can the pastor help
the Superintendent by Rev. J. F.
Kirby; Alternate, Rev }. r. Sojourn-
CT.
1900 Adjournment for dinner.
Friday Afternoon Session D..
:30--Dcvotion by Rev. l.. p. Hud-
on; Alternate, }. w. r.. Rivers.
! :45-Gcncral Business.
400 Adjournmnt.
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LOCAL ITEMS

>Ss~
Have you enrolled. The Dmocratic
Club Books close July 9th.
have just received shipment of
Nitrate of Soda. w. p. ODOM.
The State campaign meeting will
be held at Chesterfield on July 29th.
Every citizen should attend and hear
the candidates for state Offices.
Magazines and daily newspapers.
Lancy's Pharmacy.
We have just received two more
cars of choice Michigan hay. We are
selling it at $50 a ton, which is less
than our competitors can buy it for
in Michigan. Farmrs' Mercantile Co.
have genuine Porto Rico Molasses
which with SWEET SIXTEEN bis
cults makes the best "sopping" on
this Mundane Sphere. w. p. ODOM.
Mrs. l.. +. Stratton and sons Floyd
and Wilson, of Charlotte, spent the
weekend with Mrs. Stratton's broth
er, Mr. w. p. Swinnie.
Received yesterday shipment of
Whitman'.-the leading candy in
America. Square Deal Drug Co.
have a few one and two horse
Geo. Nisscn wagons in two inch
tire. W. p. ODOM.
Hon. G. X Lancy was in Columbia
Monday.
DR.. i. S. Blair, e. G.. and King
Moore and G.. NJ. Funderburg were in
Charlotte Monday.
On Chewing Tobacco, ! am the
KING HUMBLE BEE. have many
Of the most popular brands, and my
prices are less than you can buy ii
for later. w. P. ODOM.
Mcssrs. Rudolph Hurscy, Dan
Lancy and n. A. Kimbal spent Sat.
urday and Sunday in Charlotte.
DR.. J. II. Chapman, of Johnson
vile, visited relatives in Chesterfield
this week.
Do not forget that you save LARD
when you use SWEET SIXTEEN.
SWEET SIXTEEN requires less "hir.
ing" to make good bread than any
| other flour on the maket.
W. P. ODOM
The Organized Class OF the Bap-
tiSt church had Il good attendance last
| Sunday and Il good Session. We want
| to add ten new members next Sun
day. We invite you TO come and see.
Fred Rivers and J. j. Davis.
| keep the Standard Feed Mca
made from Cotton Seed, SO per cent
protein. Do not take any other il
you are an economical huysr.
w p ODOM
Mrs. Maggie Laudy, of Indcpcn,
dcncc, Missouri, is visiting her niece
Mrs. j. II. Johnson. Mrs. Laudy, who
was Miss Maggie Davis, Of Chester
field twenty-five years ago, is bacl
in her old home for the first tim,
since leaving. She has many relative!
throughout the county and will spcnC
some time visiting them.
Special price on bulls hulls in lot
Of 500 pounds and upward.
w. r. ODOM.
Roamer Tires and Tubes-Guaran
Larcy's Pharmacy.
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WANTED-Young people to prepare
for stenographic and book keep
ing work. We average filing one
vacancy out Of four in our employ
mcnt bureau at salaries ranging
from $85 to $175 per month. Pre-
pare yourself for one OF the un-
filled poitions. For full INFORMATION
write Draughon's, Columbia, IS. G..
We guarantee positions 1t33
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Lightning Strikes c. II. River.' Barn

Last Friday at about noon lightn-
ing struck one of the barns on Mr.. c..
III Rivers place and the resulting fire
completely destroyed the building
and contents. Thtt barn contained
about $4,000 wort ! of oats that had
<rr6<1 <11HEzsn1esn .sll NO insrx.n.a
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HENRY r. PARKER.
w. r. Young

You are authoriZd to announce my
candidacy for the Office of Superin-
tendent Of Education OF Chesterfield
County, subject to tie rules of the
Democratic primary.
WE. YOUNG.
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Alligator Township
l.. T, Hill

! hereby announce myself can
didatc for the Office of Magistrate
for Alligator Township, subject to
the rules of the Democratic primary.
L. T. HILL.
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Ice cream at all Zines. We are pre-
pared to suppy homes for parties
on short notice. Laney's Pharmacy.
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2, 1920, on the road be-
tween Bethunc and Big Springs or
between Big Springs and McBee
one Navy Blue French Serge Coat.
Suit Coat, trimmed with black
braid and made with double collar
one collar Of black velvet ard one
Of self material. The coat has a
lowered lining, lining has torn
place near collar. Finder will! please
send by Parcel Post to ID. A. Smith
r. f. ID. No. 3, Chesterfield, 8. G.
Cost of trouble and charges will be
sent by return mail 2tp29
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FOR SALE-My house and lot in
town on Craig street. See me for
prices and terms.
Gtp33 Clayton Jenkins.
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BURRESS LISENBY DIES
AFTER LONG ILLNESS

BurrcSs Liscnby, the l3-ycar old
son of Mr.. and Mrs. n. l.. Lisenby,
died last Sunday after an illness that
lasted more than two years. Over two
years ago the boy was operated upon
for appendicitis and had been an in
valid ever since. He had undergone
eight or nine operations. Since last
February he had been very i'll and
it was thought that hr could not re-
cover. The funeral WAS at Hopcwcll
last Monday and was conducted by
Rev. j. II. lliIdrcth and Rev. G.. p.
Chewing.
The bcrcavcd parents have had
more than their sha'c Of sorrow late
ly, as only ten days before
their tcn-ycar old daughter, Edo,
passed away with typhoid fever They
have the sympathy Of all who knew
who know them in these dark hours
them in these dark hour. Cf anguish.
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STATION d
ROCK HI& s {

Join the Navy at 1872 Raj bad Ave,
Rock Hill, S. G.. office b. II up
stairs. y N
Recruiting officers y. HslKirklcy and
j. II. Lee, Of this State.
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w. r. Huneycutt

l hereby announce myself can
didate for the Office Of Cotton Weigh
er Of Chesterfield, subject to the
rules and regulations Of the Demo-
cratic Party.
p w. Il. HUNEYCUTT.
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NEW ANNOUNCEMENTS
Henry f. Parker

As candidate for Superintendent
of Education, under the rules of the
Democratic Party, will appreciate
the votes of the people of Chester
field County.
p HENRY T.. PARKER
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FOR SALE--Store building Of A.
l.. Griggs on Main street. 20 feet
by so feet. 27 foot space in rear.
For prices and terms see nc.
3tp31 A. l.. Griggs
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X. Paul Sellers

| hereby announce mysclf can
didate for the office of Cotton Weigh
er for the town Of Chesterfield, sub
ject to the rules Of .he Democratic
Party.
p X. PAUL SELLERS.
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FOR SALE--Eighty Horse Power
Boiler and One l1byl2 Ames En-
gine. Both in good condition. Also
1000 feet second hand piping.
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AUTOMOBILES-Wc want an agent
in this county for the T. & V Knight
Six, which is the only Knight Six
manufactured in America.
Columbia Sales Agency,
4t32 Columbia, S. G.
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We have oxfords
eathc
trying to wsh off"
We can't afford s
be
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CLASSIFIED

1t is now conceded by all who tried
it that MARY JANE is the BEST
SELF RISING FLOUR in Chester
field. W. p. ODOM.
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X. PAUL SELLERS.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-31
ENGAGEMENTS

Daniel w. Proctor AIcevle of his daughter Lucille MT MGh of this the wedding take place December the of John Proc 
 William Edward the approaching Inelda MT of New Orleans the wedding be soemnized engagement Miss Fannie MT P Patrick r Florence the wedding College the of their daughter Annie MT Robert Snapp of B Smith and nGs engagement their daughter Virginia MT George Smith, the wedding date to be Moundvile the R. Elliott Birmngham of the wedding to announced 
 ter Julia Josephine MT Haydn Myer the wedding take Thurs day, December 16
  Peyton R. Baker, the wedding date to be announced later Webster Harrison Guy Birmingham the wedding take place November
  the of their daughter Mildred Mr. Henry vember 22, at the home of the brides parents in Norfolk daughter Dea Mr. John Robert wedding snegrove men of their daughter Iva of wedding place November 24 at their home in Annison engage Mason Douglass of Russev the wedding take place early No Domney of erdaughter Maie Be Mr. Arthur Hermann of Jones Matthews of their Pr Paul Jones the wedding to take place November 24 the First Methodist Church Camden Mrs engagement Springs
 
 Hongsworth Athens, Ga, the wedding to take place November 24 approaching marriage daughter Elise Russell the wedding take place in November No cards