The Chesterfield advertiser. [volume] (Chesterfield C.H., S.C.) 1884-1978, 1922-11-23
LOCAL ITEMS

Miss Dorothy Lucas is visiting rel
atives at Florence.
Mrs. C. X. Curtis is spending some
time at Paxville with relatives.
DR.. w. G. White Jr., Of York, is the
guest of DR.. and Mrs. d. H. Laney.
The Civic League will hold it regu-
lar meeting Friday afternoon at 4
o'clock.
Mill FeedI Mill Feed! have it
in both white and jute sacks, all wheat
feed. w. p. Odom-
Miss Bert Cromer, registered
nurse from Columbia, is attending
Charles Rivers, son of Mr.. r. E. Riv-
ers, who is suffering from an attack
of influenza.
Mrs. C. ]. Sellers, who was acci-
dentally shot when pistol fell from
her husbands pocket last Saturday,
is reported to be improving since the
removal of the bullet. Mr.. Sellers
is deputy sheriff.
State Warehouse Commissioner j.
Clifton Rivers was in the City We'd
nesday.
The flour market 10 constantly ad-
vancing. See me for your needs in
the flour line. keep the cars roll
ing. w. p. Odom.
The italian Mountaineers" will be
the third entertainment of the Ly-
ceum series for this fall. This COM
pany of musicians will appear in
Chesterfield the evening of Thursday
November 3Oth. The place to be an
nounced later. Look out for circu-
lars.
1t will pay you to come on the rail
road track to sec me. My overhead
expense is light, and I sell close. Try
mo. w. p. Odom.
The Lucas Auto Co., Inc, has open
ed and is now doing business at the
old Lucas Auto Co., stand.
The inmates of the County home
were brought to the Fair Ground last
Thursday by DR.. D. T. Teal, where
they were admitted to :he Fair and
were served with dinner by the la
dies of the Presbertein church.
Mrs. Jose Evens, of Pageland, spent
last week with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. M. C. Lancaster.
Mrs. Randolph Shannon and
daughter. Bette Jane, of jefferson,
are guests at the home If Mrs. Shon-
mons aunt, Mrs. j. A. Welsh.
Why not increase your milk and
butter supply by using Chow Chow.
Any experienced dairyman will tell
you quicly it will do this very thing
w. p. Odom.
Mr.. j. C. Rivers is in the hospital
in Charlotte with the "flu". Mrs.
Rivers and his sistpt Mrs. Ada Wat
son are with him.
When asked what feed he wanted
for his hogs, Mr.. v. E" Kohn who ex-
hibited Hampshire hogs at tho Fair,
replied, "Pig Chow" He said "Pis
Chow" was the best feed for hogs he
had ever used. Get it from w. P.
Odom.
Mrs. w. C. West, of Hartsville
was in town few day last week.
Time for payment of Town take,
expires next Thursday. After thai
day penalties will be added.
If you want eggs while they ar.
high, use Purina Scratch and Purins
Chowder. This feed will not make
a rooster lay eggs, but it will make
. hon GET busy. w. p. Odom.
Mr.. C. S. P. Meehan has returned
from Orlando, Fla, where he purch
ased some fine barred rocks.
Extr. large Jersey Cabbage plants
Ready to set out. 100, SOC; 5OO,$1.25
1000, $500. BY parcel post mai
charges extra. A. r. Davis Ma,
ket. q
Miss Singley, of Prosperity, has &C
I cepted a position as stenographer ir
the law office of j. Arthur Knight
Esq.
| To My Friends and Customers:
have recently moved to Ruby at which
place I can be found for all kinds oi
repair work on both shoes and harnes,
and other articles OF leather. l an
prepared to do your work in first class
style both as to workma shop and m
terials. SOW or peg soles on your
shoes. Bring me your repair work
Pricer reasonable. E. A. Hart
sell. 4to-5
The Willing Workers will give /;
box supper at Friendship churcl
Thursday night, Nov. 3Oth. Pro