The Chesterfield advertiser. [volume] (Chesterfield C.H., S.C.) 1884-1978, 1921-08-04
LOCAL ITEMS

Misses Ethel Lee Holley, Maggie
Lee, Gladys Byrd, and Helen Seesars,
Of jefferson are visiting friends In
Chesterfield this week. y
Messrs. Robert Blakeney and
Frank Pigg. Of Pageland were in
Chesterfield Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Parnell Meehan and
children and Mr.. Rudolph Hursey are
spending the week at Little River,
Horny county.
Be sure TO read my reasons why
you should vote against Waterworks
Bonds. You will 6nd Il in this issus.
w. p. odom.
Farmers. why not refund your In
dsbtsdness with long time Farm
Loan with the Wambls Hill National
Farm Loan Association. $1,000 gets
your application considsrsd.
b. }. Dosslass, Sec. Treas.
The water worlss and sewerage
elections will be held Tuesday. The
law requires that every one voting
shall have two registration certi6-
cates-one state and county, the 9TH
er town.
Evangelistic services and water
melons are the order Of the day.
The walls Of DIR. Teal's handsome
brick residence have reached the
third story.
Mr.. Carl Douglass new home in
West Chesterfield is about complete.
Farmers, prepare for boil weevil
by financing through Wamble Hill
National Farm Loan Association. We
write applications for the satire eoun-
ty of Chestsrfisld.
B. }. Douglass, Ssc.rrsas.
Sheriff Grant has taken into his
possession four whiskey outfits with
in the last ten days. And yet they say
booze was in town in such plentiful
supply the other day that enough
purchasers could not be found to ex-
haust the supply.
Cotton advanced 10 points Mon
day on the strength of the Govern
ment report. Come again Upcle Sam.
The Junior Order meets Saturday
afternoon at 8 o'clock instead of :
P. M. All members urged to attend.
We get you q 81 years loan. Wam-
BILE Hill National Farm Loan Asso-
/ citation.
B. }. Douglass, Sec.Treas.
The, expert tailor, Mr.. D. M. Moses,
will be here Thursday. Friday and
Saturday, August 4th, 5th and 9Th.
ito take your measure for fall suit.
Toal-Jones Co.
Married Wednesday afternoon hy
Rev. F. M. Cannon, Mr.. Edgar, 7.
Hewett and Miss Annie May Lundy,
both Of Cheraw.
Mr.. Smith Ellis, who is taking ar
my vocational training, is home for
a few days.
The Strand Theatre is about to
change managers again, but we are
authorized to announce that it will
continueto run even though it is.not
known now who will run it
Mr.. j. d. Smith, Mrs. d. L. Smith
ad daughter Mary Belle; ar B. J
Douglas and family and Mrs. =. p.
Douglass and Floyd and Miss Sallle
Berry had a basket pi, tic Wednes-
day.
Clothing 10 much cheaper. Place
your order early and make sure Of
prompt delivery. Tsal-Jones Co.
Mr.. B. F. Brock was in town We'd
nesday.
Rev. Henry F. Parker was in town
Wednesday.
Come !. get my prices on groceries
before you buy.
CASH GROCERY.
Mr.. ]. A. Gulledge has accepted
position with the Farmers Hardware
Co.
The Chesterfield B. Y. p. u. held
its regular meeting Sunday afternoon.
A good program was rendered.
The big tent meeting is now in full
swing.
Hon. w. p. Pollock was in town
yesterday.
am always In market for eggs and
hams and pay the price for them
CASH GROCERY.
Sergt. end Mrs. r. l.. Melton, of
Camp Jackson are visiting Mr.. Mel
tons parents Mr.. and Mrs. I. r.
| Melton.
The tent meetings of the Methodist
churches of the Chesterfield circuits
have started of well. Large and in
terested congregations ar, attending.
The Rev. Geo. T. Harmon. of Ben
nettsville has already made q very