Cheraw chronicle. (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, December 28, 1911, Image 4
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(1 Bed Room F
/ff /Suite,: rafting 'in pric
to $125.00
K Rugs hanging is price!
M to $7.50
m Art Squares 9x12 ft.
J ' "Chairs from 55 cents
0 ' - Hocking chairs from !
M < - Iron Beds from-$2.75
m Brass Beds from $15
$45.00
Mattresses from $2.00
Springs from $1.75 to
3 you kindle
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Picture Fra
!i;mayiS
r fortable In your home, no
* The Perfection gives a
quickly. It is always ready
j?, filling?no more trouble than a
? no pipes, no wires, no flues; r
y The heater that gives completi
j This year's Perfection is finish
' trimmings; light and ornamental, yet
Msdy cleaned. Automatic-locking f
E Dealer* ererywber<
Standard
PTc
J Soft Coal
6 Inch Je
C Buy Now?Price
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raw Fi
re have now gotten
Suits, A
Wnifsirp ( Blankets from .>1.2.>
UlllUUiC . ,Comforts from $1.00
:es froui $15.00 .Shoots 5oc, 75c, and
. . Pillows $1.50 to $5.i
3 from 35 cents m'u opreaua * -<" *
from $4.00 to
,,co Dining Roor
$1.25 to 15.00 Dining Tables $6.5(
to $l.?.00 Sideboards $7.50 to
.00, $25.00 and
Dining Chairs 55 c<
to $20.00 Dishes, $4.50 to 20.0
$6.50 China Closets, $15.0
Favorite Rj
will be gland to talk to you about th<
your fire in November and put it out ii
RAW FL
iming done on shon
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. ' - I
ential to Comfort r
Perfection
a. smohium
xiuwTiVugF
rmth is essential to com' t
Sc vmi rivmtr r>l A of If fa
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y less essential to health.
a Perfection Smokeless Oil ;
, and you keep warm and cornmatter
what the weather without. '
strong, widespread heat, and give# it
for use and burns nine hours on a single
1 lamp. It can be carried anywhere;
10 smoke, odor or chrt. i
e satisfaction.
ed in either blue enamel or plain steel; nickel
strong and durable as can be made. All parts
lame spreader prevents smoking.
:; or write to any agency of the
Oil Company I
tcorporaiea; i <
'
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llico Block #
lard and Nut Coal C
s Right 1
POWE |
irnitur<
in our Fall line of
rf Qnucjrpc e
.11 k/V[uax vkj c
i;;: Park
I $1.00 Leather Couel
90 per pair I'arlor Tables
0 *300 . Jloekers $1.75
Morris Chairs
(The Push th
n Furniture Parlor Lamps
Electric Lamj
1 to $75.00
Pictures .?0 c
$75.00
Clocks $2.00
.nts to 52.30 each cwtwtlng 35 .
0 per set Matting 15 to
0 to $40.00 Table Covers
We also carry the famous line o:
mges and E
e l'ase P.unit r. i! will heat your houi
1 May. (Jive us a call. We have oi
Yyurs truly,
JRNITUF
Phone 182
t notice.
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* ANNOUNCEMENTS +
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Capt T. F. Malloy is announced for
he office of Mayor of the town of Cheaw,
subject to the rules of the Democratic
Primary.
Capt W. T. Thrower is announced
as a candidate for Mayor In the approaching
Municipal Democratic Primary,
subject to the rules governing
same.
Mr. J. A. Spruill is announced as a
candidate for Warden in Ward 3.
We hereby announce Mr. J. L. Anderson
a candidate for Alderman from
Ward 2, and pledge him to abide by
the results of the Democratic Primary
Election. Voters of Ward 2
Mr. W. D. Evans is announced at a
candidate for Warden in Ward 1.
Mr. J. W. Brasington is announced
as a candidate for Warden from Ward
, 4.
Mr. P. B. Huntley is announced as
a candidate for Warden from Ward 3.
Mr. R. Mci. Watts is announced
as a candidate for Warden from
Ward 1.
Let cleanest cleaners clean your
clothes.
Our spotter spots each spot that
shows.
Oft suited suitor's suits are pressed.
Call us to call and you call the best.
I'hone 1S4.
I.. LESLIE
Tailor and Haberdasher
HIE RAW, S. C.
e Com]
fine and medium pi
ind Rugs
ir Furniture | Kite
ties $20.00 to $40.00 I Stoves an<l
00 c. to $3."?,00 I Saf<"s
to $20.00 Tables $l.i
? Kitchen Ct
i $7.50 to 20.00
e Button and rest kind) We also
$1.23 to $5.00 household'
from 50 c
>s $15.00 to $3o.00 2 50 <o $1
ents to $5.00 Cases.' $12
to $7.50 ' ' tains $3.50
c. to $1.50 the yard to $1.50; 5
CO cents the yard small Heat
50 cents to $1.75 coal.
f
iase Burners
se more evenly than steam heat. Let u
nr prices in line with 8 1-2 cent cotton.
tE COMI
Watch for our ad.
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.'NEW Wi
r#'f'
We wish to an
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public that we ha
NEW BJ
in Cheraw and ai
the public and so
ronage.
We have an e:
baker, and stric
every thing we
very best.
CHERAW
F. M. CRANF(
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Good Ba
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The three factors in rnainl
dard of banking are: The
l>y the bank's Directors t
meats; the wide experien
and the promptness and re
*a) force.
The careful in\estigatiu
u( iliis bank of all its loar
quaintance of its Officers i
banking and the paiustaki
by its employees assure p
I he very best service it is ]
Merchants & F<
<
W. F. Stevenson, D. S. Mat
President Viee-Presif
T. (I. Ifathrsoa,
Cashier
pany j
riced C
hen Furniture 1
Ranges, $7.50 to .85.00 K
) to $5.50 U
15 to $3.50 m \
ibinates $12.50 to $25.00 . m
carry a variety of other M
goods such as Trunks ' n
cuts to $40.00; Oak Beds . nT
8.00; Globc-Wernike Book ^
.50 to $18.0tf; | Hall Cuf- M
< lo $7.50; Door Mats '75c. m
Suit Cases $1.00 to $20.00; -J
ers $1.25 to $18.00, y-ood or H
M
M
s (ell you how M
PANY 1
. next week. 1
^KERY
nounce to the
_ _> l
ve opened up a
^KERY
e now serving
licit your patspert
German
tly guarantee
sell to be the
BAKERY
}RD, Prop.
nking
taiiiing a high stancloae
attention paid
o loans and investice
of its Officers;;
liability of its clerili
1>t 1 lie Directors
is, the thorough aovith
everj detail of
lug care manifested
alrons of this bank
possible to obtain.
irmers Bank
heson, H. M. Durall
lent Viee-Pr?sid?nt
J. II. Waunainakr*,
Ass't Cashier
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