The Chesterfield advertiser. [volume] (Chesterfield C.H., S.C.) 1884-1978, 1921-03-31
LOCAL ITEMS

IoWn, spent several days here last
week with relatives.
Woods Early Amber Cane Seed.
w. p. ODoA.
Mrs. ]. A. Welsh and Ms. Roy l..
Hurst are spending this week in Co
lumbia.
There will be an entertainment in
the Ruby School Auditorium Friday
night, April 1st, by the Patrick school.
Admission Is and 25 cents. Every
body is invited.
The Rochester International League
Baseball Club with first string of
players, will play in Cheraw, S. c.,
on Saturday, April I'd, at 3 O'Clock.
See me for your molas.e. and
syrup. ! have it in all sizes. Red or
Blue karo, Sunnygold, Flint River.
and that old reliable Fancy Puerto
Rico molasses, the best of all.
w. p. ODOM.
There will be a meeting of the
Woman's Missionary Society at the
Methodist church Thursday afternoon,
April the 7th, at o'clock.
There is no conflict between the
figures quoted by Mr.. Welsh and those
used by the editor in the two articles
on water-works. The Advertiser. in
order to be conservative, cut down
the figures that might have been used.
Mr.. Welsh was even more conserva-
tive. :.
Stock like Light Mixed Hay better
than any other kind. have another
car of it at prices that suit the times.
Special prices on ton lots or more.
w. p. ODOM.
On last Saturday night Deputy
Sheriff c. Jim Sellers, assisted by
Squire Funderburk and others, ar
rested Boyd and Lloyd Brewer, color
ed, two miles out of Pageland on the
charge of transporting liquor. The
forbidden juice was found in their
car and they were lodged in Jail to
await trial.
Mrs. w. G. White and Billie Garner
White have returned to their home in
York, after spending a week with Mrs.
D. H. Laney.
l will sell you Shot, Sweet & Juicy,
Rams Horn and Stars & Bars Chew
ipg Tobaccos at less than manufactur-
er's price. l am overlooked in these
brands, and want to unload some of
it. w. P. ODOM.
The following boys and girls spent
the Easter holidays at home: Messrs.
Jack Douglass and Isom Teal, of the
University; Rudolph Hursey, of Dav-
ldson; Miss Lila Teal, of Lander and
Miss Mary Belle Welsh, of Chicora.
Messrs. R. NJ. and S. d. Ellis have
purchased the Strand Theatre and will
conduct the business there, beginning
Monday. They will continue the same
excellent service that Mr.. Boylin has
been giving. Mr.. r. M. Ellis will have
charge of the theatre.
When you want candy,
Go to your Uncle Andy.
If the election for water-works
carries, the tax levy for same will not
become effective until the fall of
1922. 1t will require more than a year
to install the system and thus the ex
pense to houscholders of putting in
connections will not begin until we'll
up in next summer.
The show at the Strand Friday af
ternoon and night will be a benefit for
the Civic League, half the proceeds
going to that worthy organization.
The picture is a good one, Eugene
O'Brien, in "Sealed Hearts," School
children will sell tickets.
l have reduced my price on green
coffee, and Will give you a high grade
coffee at the price of inferior grade
w. p. ODoM.
No matter how hot the water-works
election may be all parties are guaran-
(eed fairness as the three election
managers, Messrs. A. w. Hursey, I. j
Davis, DR., and T. E. White, have the
confidence of everyone Once the cleo
ton is over, the majority having spok
en-, let every one bow to the decision
no matter what the result will! be.
A good deal of cotton is coming on
the market these days, the price hav-
ing picked up a little for tho past
week.
If you eat rice, see me for the
best whole grain rice at before-tbe-
war prices. W.P. ODOM
Nearly as much cotton is being
planted in this community this year
as formerly. Fertilizer purchases are
reduced about onc-half.
Mr.. Henry Parker has been appoint
ed Magistrate at Brooks Mil, vice ID.
f. Brock, resigned.
Always see me for Flour, both plain