Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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ti TT I fit, tSA I i ir -.'‘rt’ ir v We haven’t had time to write advertisements ately. A lot of NEW and GOOD THINGS to ar rive this week. UNDER-BUY and UNDER-SELL is OUR MOTTO, and your MONEY PACK when you are not satisfied. An riiE ^riio Olioiipi oi'o in Tlio T^nlmotto irvtcito. J. C. RATLIFF. Proprietor. THAT PERSISTENT TICKLINQ COUGH; That sticky secretion in the throat and air passages, that sense of tightness across (or needle like pains through) the chest--danger signals! For these conditions take DR. WOFFORD’S EXPECTORANT and be on the safe side. It’s a re markable cure for all throat and lung affections. Pleasant to take. Customers say it acts like magic. If you are not pleased with it your money back. 25 cents a bottle at THE CHEROKEE DRUG CO. THE WEST END STORE. We are almost out of town, but that doesn’t cut any ice. We Are selling the stuff and sell it fast and close. We keep it fresh, too, not to look at hut to sell. We want to tell you in this ad what we have to sell you for your Tlianksgri'viiig: Dinner*. We have Seeded Raisins, Layer Raisins, Currants, Shred Co- coanut, Mixed Nuts, New Prunes, Almonds, Cocoanuts, Citron, Gelatine, Breakfast Cocoa, Grape Nuts, Posturn Cereal, Cranber ries, Dates. Please remember us on the above and ’phone us your order and it will be delivered to your door. We keep our wagon running from sun-up to sun-set. We can also supply you in anything in tho fancy and heavy grocery line at close prices. Please remember this. Country Produce is coming in and we get it, so be quick to «end in your orders. Special attention given ’Phone orders. Remember the West End Store, and save money on your pur chases. We guarantee our stuff to he Fresh. Very respectfully, W. 'rHOJVIiY^ Ac CO. P. S. We also keep on hand a complete line of Drugs and Patent Medicines. Phone 28. Fresh Line Xmas Fruit Cakes Just Received. Phone us your order in time. TEELER & LEMMOND. Prompt Delivery. Phone 55. DULL TIMES. Tlit^ Sli it Cotton Crop Im Evidently the Cainte of Complaint. . ti iv.miness men nr* 1 com- piHininp of dull tiujeH as we have n ver he»rd them before. Wecanac r u i < i iiia cc idition of buaipes* on no i.T to r hypothesia than t he short (•‘.tio* erup and the smati price the farnror* bhve received for it. We i ru t *nnt i he experience of this year w!‘ i* rivif ce them of the importance of pirn ting lesa coiton and of devot ing t fiMr attention to food crops and -took raising. Cherokee has an ideal >oil and climate for the cereals, and ‘irge bodies of lands which are un- 8u■ t* 0 for tillage and could he profit- ati \ n ed as adjuncts to stock farms I * e n.* lands on our creeks and riv- • r*. much of which is too wet for cul tivation, can furnish sufficient graz ing for hundreds of cattle for nine iimnthh of tiie year During which time they would need but iittle at tention and their owner could make ample food supplies for himself and dependents and plenty of forage for iii'entile the short time ho would have to feed them, on the nearby till able lands His cattle would be in demand every month in the year, and at a price the farmer would have s mie hand in fixing himself and not, as in the case of cotton, have to ac cept a price which has beet) fixed by t tiers, long before his crop was planted. Make bread and meat in Cherokee then dull times in busi ness will disappear and our merchants, farmers, manufacturers and bankers will all be prosperous and happy. M’KINNEY-SCOTT. Worth cl Clothing, Hats, Shoes, Ladies Capes and Overcoats to he Sold by the 25th of December. The Pretty Home Weddles; of a Charming Gaffney Lady. A quiet but pretty marriage wa8 celebrated Wednesday at 1 o’clock at the home of Mr. W F. McArthur. The Dride, Miss Bell Scott, is the second daughter of Mrs W. F. Mc Arthur, and is a yonng lady of charm ing grace and manner, and her friends are numerous as was expressed by the many elegant tokens of love received. In a bridal gown of chiffon ovt-r silk,elaborately trimmed in ribbon and 1 laee, with the folds of her bridal veil, she presented a picture of rare love liness. The groom is a rising young physi cian of upper Cherokee county, and is to be congratulated on the prize he has won. After an elegant repast Mr. and Mrs. McKinney left for their home at Brooklyn. Cherokee Turnips. Our thanks are due, and hereby tendered, Mr. Charlie Littlejohn, one of our Asbury friends, for some hand some turnips sent us Wednesday They weighed nearly three pounds each, and we understand that Mr. Littlejohn has many more of the same kind, having raised a good crop of them We always appreciate such substantial evidence of the esteem and good will of our friends and patrons. Stepped Into Live Coals. “When a child I burned my foot | frightfully,” writes W. H. Eads, of Jonesville, Ya., “which caused hor rible leg sores for 30 years, but Buck- len’s Arnica Salve wholly cured me after everything else failed.” In fallible for Burns, Scalds, Cuts, Sores, Bruises and Piles. Sold by Cherokee Drug Co. So this salo conitnonees Sat urday morning, November 23, and all of you people come and take advantage of these goods, and yon will then say that your money lasted von longer this year than at any other time dur ing your days. This is no fairy tale or any joke. We mean business, and by doing so we are going to close out all of these goods bv the 25th of December. This is the first chance you ever had to buy a $10 00 suit for $5. That means that (lie prices are cut right smack in the middle. A clean sweep means that all of our Clothing. Hats, Shoes, Ladies Capes, Overcoats and Gents’ Furnishings must be sold by some means and at some price. A drop of ink to make you think how we can do this; but it is all in buying. So by that our customers have the oppor tunity to take advantage of this sale, and by buying your goods before Thanksgiving day you will look Brand New for the Holidays. So if you are look ing for the Best Goods at the Cheapest Prices bring your children and let us fit them up and the clothing will talk for itself, and such talking and thinking will bring all the men, women, children and babies here to take advantage of $12,- 985.75 worth of stock to be sold in such a short time. That means that tin* * prices will take them from us and the good peo ple of Gaffney and Cherokee County know a good thing when they see it. So if any of von don’t buy your goods at this sale it is not our fault. Re member the above words and give us your dollar for two dol lars worth of clothing. Look over these prices, and such looking will bring you here. 20 men’s suits in black and all colors, the price all over tho world is $5, but the Mill End sells it for less. Our price for 30 days, only, $2.48. 30 men’s suits,all colors and fancy stripes, sell from New York to Atlanta at $7.50, but as we are here in Gaffney the Mill End sells it for less, and for 30 days, only $3.75. Now look ! 40 men’s suits, all of the kind that will keep you warm, and the latest styles and fancy stripes, sell from ocean to ocean at $10,00, and as the Mill End is right in the middle we are going to sell for $5 for 30 d iys only. Children’s clothing to cheap to mention as the price is cut right smack in half—sizes from 2 to 16 years old. Young men’s suits at your own price and color. Never before seen or heard of until you come to the Mill End and see into this sale. SHOES! SHOES! SHOES! Shoes for men, shoes for women, shoes for children and shoes for everybody at prices that coun termand the factory prices. \\ e are selling shoes cheaper than you can buy them from the factory. We won’t mention any price as we want you to come and look for yourself. We carry any kind of a shoe that is made and at prices never before heard of here. OVERCOATS. We have them from $1.00 to $10.00, that means two dollars for one dollar and twenty dollars for ten dollars. That shows tho saving you have by attending this sale. LADIES CAPES. Any kind that is made. Long ones and and short ones from 48 cents to $2.50, and that means that 48 cents will buy $1.25 capes and $2.50 will buy $6 capes. Remember and come to town Saturday and look at our prices and such looking will bring you inside. Remember that we carry anything that men and any human being wear. Remem ber the place and look for the sign across the door : 44 Mill End Sells It For Less. Will Switzer, Proprietor. 720 Limestone Street. 2 Doors from Herchants and Planters Bank. Please come to the front. Well. I have fine Tennessee Hoith. and ulentv of line Beef. Kish, all Pork Sausutre. Mixed Sausajte. Kiesh HoloKiia Sausage, Pork Chops, Pork Steak, Pork Boast. Beef Steak, Bound Steak, Loin Steak,Tea Steak. Chunk Steak and “teak of all kinds. Fresh Fish. Country Produce and Fruits of different kinds. C-m Goode of all varieties. Christmas Candies ami Christmas Goods coming in daily. Come or call Phone No. Hu Your trade appreciated. • Respectfully Yours, L,. W. ^IcQuinn. Burnette Block. CONSULT Your own interest and see me be fore you insure. I WRITE Fire, Life, Accident, Health, Plate Glass 2nd Liability Insurance. Rates and other information are cheerfully given. JONES J. DARBY, Office in Tolleson Building. THE GREAT SACRIFICE SALE! We will sell our entire stock at a sacrifice. As we are going to move by Xmas we will offer you bargains that you never expected. Such cutting and slicing of prices you never heard of in a life time. It will be cheaper to us to sell out at a sacrifice than to pay freight on stock to another place. If you have yet a little nerve and some money left to spend for Clothing, Shoes, Hats, Etc., your chance is before you to make it pay. The stock must be sold regard'ess of price and if you come sooner you will have a better variety to select from. We have $7,000 worth of goods that we will leave to the mercy and good judgment of the public. This is no pleasure deal on our part, but a compul sory one, The sale will begin SATURDAY, NOVEMBER THE 23rd AT THE RED. WHITE AND BLUE STORE. Next to Carroll Si Carpenters. Look for the sign in front.