The Chesterfield advertiser. [volume] (Chesterfield C.H., S.C.) 1884-1978, 1921-01-13
LOCAL ITEMS

When writing to inquire about |
your taxes be sure to state in each |
letter where your property is located,
otherwise may not be able to give |
you the information you desire.
45tf J. A. Welsh. Treasurer.
Mrs. J. A. Welsh is visiting rela-
tives at Jefferson.
Miss Wilma Swinnie is spending
some time at Wadesboro with her
sister, Mrs. Eugene Myers.
Messrs. j. A. Welsh, R. L. Gardner,
w. G.. White and w. A. Meehan are
on hunting trip at Murrell's Inlet,
S. C.
Reyno Cigarettes-two packs for
fifteen censs; two hundred for $l.40;
per thousand, $6.75. w. p. Odom. ct
The Young Peoples Missionary So
ciety will be held Sunday afternoon
at O'Clock, at the Methodist church.
Mr.. John Costello, of Albany, N.
Y, visited friends in the city last
| week.
IF your motor leaks oil bring it to
US. We have a new piston ring-just
on the market. Guaranteed to prevent
oil from leaking through.
Lucas Auto Co.
Mr.. Clyde Redfearn and wife, of
Knoxville, Tenn, visited at the home
of Mr.. Redfearn's father, q. It. Red
| fearn, last week.
There will be box supper and cake
walk at White Oak school house Fri
day night, Jan. 14th at 1880 p. NJ,
for the benefit of the school. The
public is most cordially invited to at
| tend
Mr.. John T. Hurst is contemplating
the erection of a new brick store
building on Main street some time
this year.
Messrs. D. P. Douglass, J. Aaron
Sellers and T. E. White are contem-
plating trip to Florida.
The law firm of Hanna & Hunley
has dissolved partnership by mutual
consent.
Sugar is plentiful at last and / will
soon have a large batch of homemade |
candy on hand. It's pure as we'll as
good and cheaper than caady that is
not pure. p. p. Zoun;..
1t is said that these hard times have
brought about great improvement
In the health of the community. at |
least it seems so to the doctors, who |
do not write as many prescriptions as
they used to.
DR.. r. L. McManus, of Cheraw.
was in town Tuesday
Owing to litigation the Service Mo-
tor Company has temporarily closed
its doors.
ii. w. Pusser & Sons are remodel
ing their west store Q4d;es' depart
ment). The east store (gents' de-
partment) will be moved into this |
building and the east store will be
occupied by the Square Deal Drug
Store. The Watson Bros, who own
the building now occupied by the
Square Deal, will open a dry goods |
business in that building.
new store-new prices. Staple and |
fancy groceries. Goods arriving daily /
First door in Lucas Garage building. !
next to Baptist Church.
w. Andy Lucas.
Are you .reading "The Strange
Case of Cavendish," now running in |
The Advertiser? If not start it to- |
day. You will like it. We have Sc
lected another frst-class one to start
IN the near future. Look out for the
announcement.
Mr. ID. T. Tucker, member of the
well-known firm of j. L Little G. Co..
Morven, was in town Tuesday.
The Bank of Chesterfield and The
Peoples Bank, at their recent stock
holders meetings declared their usual
b per cent. semi-annual dividends.
Miss Ode Webster left Saturday
for Bennettsville, where she has ac-
cepted position.
The Shiloh choir will sing at Be-
thesda next Sunday at 1 Pm.
Coroner Whiteford Pate was in
Chesterfield Wednesday.
The cotton market went up sixty
points Wednesday. Good grades are
now bringing fifteen and sixteen
cents. Low grades have gone up even
more than good grades.
MRS. L. T.. ucas is ca the sick list.
ir. D. 7. Teal is having new r, les