The Chesterfield advertiser. [volume] (Chesterfield C.H., S.C.) 1884-1978, 1921-10-20
LOCAL ITEMS

LUIAL l,lEMS
The regular meeting Of the Civic
League will be held at the Courthouse
Friday afternoon at 4 o'clock.
have two cara of -four, both plain
and selfrisinx and ! am selling Il at
the elosest Of prices. Get your fuor
and be independent of the Railroad
strike. w. ?. oDoM.
Mrs. D. H. Laney is visiting Mrs.
w. G. White at York, s. C. =
If tho railroad strike actually xoes
into effect, and II looks as II moth.
ing can prevent il, all foodstuffs will
be scarce and difficult to obtain, all
of which means higher prices. Be
wise and supply your wants before
the condition becomes critical.
w. r. oDoM.
Mrs. H. f. Mcintosh and children
of Lynchburg, 8. c., are visiting Mrs.
F. M. Cannon.
Mr.. w. M. Waterhoqse of Char
lesion spent Wednesday in the city.
Married Wednesday afternoon by
Rev. F. M. Cannon Mr.. w. E. Pigg
and Miss Eta Gathings, both popu-
lar young people of Pageland. Many
friends extend them best wishes.
Buy tanl<age and give your hogs
a real chance to mako reak hogs. Use
ono quart to every eight quarts Of
other feed. w. p. ODOM.
have Triplett's Champion Flour.
This is a high grade plain flour that
will please the most exacting. If yos,
want plain flour, bu< Champion.
w. p. ODOM.
Since court Sheriff James T.
! Grant has seized three booze outfits.
One was forty gallon copper af-
fair and the other ones were lard can
affairs. The large still was found
across Black Creek.
In selling Oats, Rye and Wheat for
eed, l do not claim to meet compe-
.tion in prices, but in QUALITY.
an buy the cheaper seeds, but l dc
.ot. 1t is to your interest to get seed
.ue to name and type and seed that
all come up. l have them.
w. P. oDoM.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will H. Craig of At.
.nta are visiting the formers par.
est, Major and Mrs. w. D. Craig.
The county tax books were opened
.or this years taxes by Treasurer
..elsh Saturday. A good many pcQpl.
ere prompt and paid up first day
.Nes this year are about the same a.
IT year. A number of county Audi
-ts over the state were not ready
..h the bcoK for the treasurer by
9TH but our Auditor, Mr.. Eddins
ad everything in ship-shapc by 18Th
:, usual.
SEED WHEAT. Red May, Leap,
toiitc, Fuicaster and Stoner. The
.st two being bearded. Get your seee
low. w. p. ODOM
MIR. and Mrs. r. E. Rivers anc
Iamily spent Sunday at Coker College
With their daughter, Flora Bell.
have Ford Touring Car with
self Starter for safe. This car j. il
perfect mechanical condition, and h.,
oeen run but little. w. p. ODOM
Mrs. a. 3. Fraley and children
nave left to join MIR. Fraley in Lake
City, S. c., where they will make
Cneir future home.
Mr.. "Billy" Sellers, popular cot
ton buyer, from Wadesboro, is visit
ing in Chesterfield with his wife ant
child.
r. D. MoCroight, of Ruby, 10 selling
Bouquet" Flour for $500 per bar
rell instead Of banquet" Flour 70,
$500. These errors occurred in hi
advertisement last week.
The County Commissioners have
put on a paid road force on the Cal
noun Highway just east of Pagelane
at the Mt. Croghan line; this ganl
| "Ah "okh "SoS"olo. 4hC SouhIy AoN
has three main road working forces
paid gangs Pageland and Patrick ant
the chain gang between here ant
Cheraw. In addition, Mt. Croghal
township is having the Calhoun high
way through its township construc
ted under contract. By next summer
there should be q first class road from
Cheraw to Pageland and from Che
raw to McBee. AS early as possibl,
the highway from Pageland via JEFF
ferson to MeBee will be built. These
are the main three arteries .of trave
in this county.
On account of threatened strike by
railroad men of America the cottoI
market has gone to the bad this week