The Chesterfield advertiser. [volume] (Chesterfield C.H., S.C.) 1884-1978, 1921-09-29
LOCAL. ITEMS


best grade. w. p. ODOM.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. F. Stratton ano
sons, Of Charlotte spent Saturday
and Sunday with relatives in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. L. Byrd and chill
dren visited at the home of Mr.. T.
c. Melton this week.
When you need lard, meat, sugar,
coffee, ETC., see me. have it at the
right price. w. p. oDOM.
Mrs. R. M. Newsom and son of Ru-
by spent several days the past week
with Mrs. j. T. Hurst.
have a barrel Of that old time
Peaberry Coffee that makes such a
delicious drink. The use of Peaberry
will enable you to stand Prohibition
with more patience. Try itt
w. P. oDoM.
Mr.. Il. T. Lucas of Charlotte i,
spending several days here this week
Another car of that good chear
self rising flour is now riding the rails
toward my warehouse. See me for
your flour. w. p. ODoM
Mrs. j. r. Efird and daughter, Lou,
Use, of Columbia, have been visiting
Mrs. B. F. Teal.
will, have Seed Wheat of the high
est grade the first week in O .tober
Leaps Prolific, Red May anal Fulcas
ter. w. p. oDoM
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. T. Teal visited
their son, Mr.. b. F. Teal Friday ant
Saturday.
/ have veteh an9 the innuculatior
for its growth. w. P. ODOM
Messrs. J. B. Allen and E. v. Fen
ton spent day in town Friday.
If you are interested in any kline
of High Grade Seeds, see ne.
w. P. oDoM
Misses Hogue and Rawlinson teach
ers of the fifth and sixth grades gave
their pupils a picnic at Craig's Mil
Friday afternoon.
When it cones TO buying grain o.
any kind to be used for seeding,
buy the very best. 1t is the vcr,
poorest economy to buy a cheap . grad,
] of seed of any kind. w. p. ODOM
The Chesterfield High School ha
organized three Literary Societies il
the high school, each consisting O
thirty or more members. These so
cieties intend to do some good worl
this year.
Bring me your Seed for Cash o
Exchange at the highest marke
prices. You can get the Cash or tn
meal RIGHT NOW. A pound of see,
gets a pound of Standard Soutl
Carolina per cent. ammonia or 3,
per cent. protein Cotton Seed Meal
Either Feed or Fertilizer meal at tn
same rates. w. p. oDoM
Mrs. j. H. Blackwell and son an,
daughter, of Jefferson, visited he
sister,>Mrs. J. P. Gurganus last week
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Knight. of Jef
ferson, visited relatives in Chester
field Sunday.
The Civic League of Chesterfield,
will give a social for the benefit O
the ladies of the town next Wednes
day afternoon at the Courthouse a
4'o'ciock. This affair, which promise
to be very pleasant indeed, is for tn
ladies, all the ladies and only the la
dies. So every lady in town is ex
pected to attend.
am the Cotton Seed man in thi
market. promise no more than | ca,
: do, and ALL promise, Trade you
, Seed where you have no trouble i,
getting your meal in time and of tn,
right quantity and the right quality
w. p. ODoM.
There will be a meeting of tn,
Woman's Missionary Society Mt tn,
Methodist Church Thursday after
noon, October 9th at O'Clock.
The firm of H. w. Pusser & Son.
have opened up in the store room
formerly occupied by the Chester
ield Dry Goods Co.
The barn of Oscar Sellers, who
lives in the Hopewell section, wa,
burned Sunday morning at about
: day Tight. All of his feed was des
troyed. The origin of the fire is un.
known.
l am now unloading a car of Rec
Kust Proof Seed Oats of real gooe
quality. See me foI your Seed Oats
and make your purchases before they
so higher. All the oat people are pre-
dieting higher prices for Seed Oats
The Texas crop was failure, and seec
oats of good quality are exceedingly
scarce. w. p. ODOM.