Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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J " XTPApoD f \.m0+m km thm% J Clothes and i I YOU KXPKCT MO dressed boy. Not the la I course, but the one whoa< and manly. lie's pretty much like h | brothers. When they're | have a bit more "set-up , phrase. | Th?t pays?It helps | Xxlra;?ooD Clothes here i | kind that help 1 he boy. ' He critical about boys' * every seam, collar, lapel, ' ers. Kxamine the lining; J finish. j You will find XtragooD I stoutly reinforced every I admire their character. I Let us show the I and trv them on J i L. M. Ex | CHERAW, | T!h> v !'r;\v Stoi I i I m % j less-1 i Farm L i I A limited amount of moil j field County at ! $[ and 6 I i j No Inspection Fee I No Insurance Requii No Loan Under $2,( If you are going to noe< I write us to-day. I i A w i r ? J Kealty Loan I I Gompi I Hartaville. !' t < /llL i - I Frc - x I wet ni a ! ?"<>' character j huh f are KE of the well- ! ' ce-eollar kind, of ? ir>tf e clothes are neat ! fl"ct I 1 is father and hip ( well-dressed they i "V*' .... J <1(1 u in the military i ? mal I I character. The I illustrated are the? 1 clothes. Look at . E belt; at the trous- . 1 *. 1 he making, the .1 ! are made ri^ht? | where. You will j ( m to you, ' your boy. ' ans Co. i s. c. j *e People ' j | ear j| loans jil u?v t ft Ifinn in f' h <<? or- I U jl 'erCt. || | l ? -ed ' >00.00 , I any moony this year i I */? i IB 3 Insurance \ | any If S. C. I I < ip" is Chesterfield Advertise! "I. . i!ll? l\V I'!: V 'II IISI'AV Su *>hti |H ion, $1.0(1 ;t ji-ur. r?>l mc >i slotlii'P ;it Clu-S' <1 Ii? 1 > 1. Soiitli t'nri 'T. I'AI'I, II. IIKA IfN Kill lor ami riiMir.lier. GERMANY'S PERIL is not surprising that German liking peace at a time when tl ;s are making such progres e the day that the French toe offensive they gained in one d:i lie ground the Germans had take ; February. In other words tl ich Rained ground in loss than v that the Germans spent eigl ths in winning and at a loss < a million men. The Germai where they were in February. Ten their submarines are not d< the damage they have been ii ng upon England and France, le entry of the United States ii lie war and the vast amount c and money this great nation ng to the Allied forces may we u the Kaiser cry for peace, the Kaiser will take note of whs samammmmmm rem. T A II LAI siv At iVIoiida1 4 THE J. A. C m'.lcs from Herine be joIcJ ori above i ti< \ r r ' tbo lar.c Couniy. Each trt ei'ch tract faces o Two !artf? Ij market for the \\ I >rake has given i We will give S2 Anil a Free dinner 1 tend this sale and are selling highei iOi -a IP Lrosland?UW?U WM J>MFJ[| I * MI I It's just as easy to 1< | ook shabby, and just as i | vhere to go for your cloth - I i | Why not come to us? | to order??one cut to your J price it will surprise you. ' I See our splendid lin J samples and place your or | put you in the front line ft j Suits and Overcoat I j | Chesterfield | Com a I ,r t ? is the lat eCongress has done in the matter of war legislation he will beg for peace more vigorously than ever. Here rae some items that might well v cause the Kaiser to stop his mad career of ruthless warfare. America i- is preparing an immense navy, one tf of the greatest in the world; is preparing and equipi.ig an army by selective draft of a million and a half N men; supplying aviators and airplanes that may drop bombs on the it Kaiser; authorizing a bond issue of ?T 1ALL FAR Aucti y, Ocfr. 29, ;it 1 RAKE PLANTATION, 2 miles ft ttsville, has been subdivided into t date at YOUR price. This is a ve is arc r!;;h as enn be found an; kct contains some open land as we >n the main public road from Chei rick mills and a cotton mill at rood that can be had on these di js a contract to sell this property, > away? Ar i _ i r ADSQiuteiy L'ree :5.00 in G Handsome Gold For everybody. Music by our fanrv I buy you a farm at your own pri< r tha never before known. REMEMBER THE DAY ND HO t* n i. fyson tveany Company INI K I i * 'V ook prosperous as it is to j|f. cheap, too, if you know ^ es. I ij We will make vou a suit i ? own measure for so law a ie of eight hundred cloth der now. We guarantee to >r style, fit and quality. I :s, $12.00 to $40.00. I Dry Goods J pany ^ five billion dollars, three billion to be loaned to the Allies. Congress has passed a revenue taxation bill that will rnise about two billion dollars, from tax on luxuries and big incomes. ; inree uiuion dollars win dc spent for arms and ammunition, nine hundred thousand dollars for warships and navnl truns, seven million for aviation purposes. After pursuing these items the Kai( scr may decide that America is not to be sneered at. ALE MS ion i 0 A.M. rom Cheraw arid 12 imall tracti and will 9j ry fine river plar.tai /where in Marlboro v :11 as woodland, and aw to Bennettsville. Cheraw give a fine ifTerent tracts. Mr. regardless of price. old I Watch out brass band. At:e. Cotton and corn V UR & Auction- * * , .. *1