The Chesterfield advertiser. [volume] (Chesterfield C.H., S.C.) 1884-1978, February 13, 1919, Image 4
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Clears
In taking our im
we are OVER-LC
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lines ot good hone*
order to convert thi
cash we have cut the
Now is the time to make
much merchandise as it woulc
when it was 35 cents. These
THROUGH FEBRUAF
35c Dress Ginghams, iti plaids, stripi
35c Percals, in stripes, red, blue and
colors, sale prit e
35c Outing, all colors, sale price. . ,
35c Cotton Serge, sale price
75c Hall Wool Serve, sale price..
35c Riverside Plaids (best made), s
40c Riverside Shirting, sale price .
30c 36-inch 3-yard sheeting, sale pr
52c 36-inch, I yard sheeting, sale pi
30c Cotton Flannel, sale price
35c Cotton Flannel, sale price
35c Bleach saie price
$6.00 Wool Army Shirt?sale pric
$3.50 Wool Shirt?s i!e price
$2.00 Cotton Flannel Shirt?sale pi
3.00 Jumbo Work Shirt?sale pric
$1.50 Jumbo Work Shirt - sale price
$1.25 Jumbo Work Shirt?sale pric
$3.00 Overalls, sizes up to 50-in. wa
$2.50 Overalls, sizes up to 50-in. wa
60c Buster Brown heavy ribbed lloi
50c Buster Brown Misses Hose?sa
40c Busier Brown Men's Hose?3 p
40c Heavy Fleece Lined Ladies' Bil
25c grey Work Hose?sale price, 3
Buy That Rs
e The ground hog says the worst
us and then is no excuse 1 >> go withoi
' $5.00 Boys' and Girls' liai Coats?si
' $9.00 Ladies' Rain ('oats?sale prii
; $8.50 Men's Rain Coats -sale price
$7.00 Men's Rain Coats?sale price
j The Pr ice oa the:
COAT
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The Latest Styles in Ladies Coat
$40.00 Coat Suits
$34.50 Coat Suits
$32.50 Coat Suits
J $25.00 Coat Suits
" $10.50 Coat Suits
CHILDREN'S AND M
1$10.00 Coats
$9.50 Coats
$9.00 Coats
$8.50 Coats
I $7.00 Coats
$5.00 and $5.50 Coats
Prices Are
In MILL
$10.00 Hats
9.00 Hats
8.00 Hats
6.00 Hats
5.00 Hats
3.00, 3.50 and 4.00 Hats.
. . 1.50 and 2.00 Hats . . . . ,
Now, this is not cheap, shoddy
this sale, h it it is standard brands ti
Nothing Charged
Chesterfield
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ince Sale I
/entory we find that
)ADED in certain j
5t merchandise. In j
I
s merchandise into |
prices to the quick.
your low-priced cotton buy as
1 have bought had you sold
prices will last
"?Y Or until our stock is sold
e and solid colors, sale price . .25c
I grey designs, also solid
25c
25c
25c
60c ;
ale price 25c
32V2c
ice 25c
ice 25c
25c a
30c ii
25c
e $4.50
2.75
rice 1.50
e 2.25
i $1.25 I
e 1.00
ist?sale price 2.50
4 1 _ n /\/\ I ?
??uic price
se?sale price 50c
le price 40c
air for $1.00
ick Ilose?3 pair for 1.00
pair for 50c
lincoat Now
weather of the winter is ahead of
jt a rain coat at these prices:? }
lie price $4.00 J
ce 7.00 g
7.00 g
5.50 |
se j
SUITS
^an't Be Matched |
Suits, at the following prices: j$j
Sale price.. $28.50 ^
Sale price.. 25.00
Sale price.. 23.50 iE
Sale price.. 18.00 ji
Sale price.. 12.00
ISSES COAT SUITS j |
Sale price.. 7.50 ; d
Sale price.. 7.00
Sale Price.. 6.50
Sale price.. 6.00 $
Sale price.. 5.00
Sale price . . 3.75
Slaughtered
JNERY
Sale price . . $2.50
Sale price. . 2.25 ^
Sale price . . 2.00 H
Sale price. . 1.50 -.j
Sj? l*? nrir<> 1.25 <|
Sale price. . 1.00 k
Sale price . . .50
merchandise that we have just for i
lat we have sold you for years.
I at Sale Prices
Dry Goods
pany
dhcrt Jtcmtf of
Some "Advertiser" this week.
Phone Lucky 13 for drugs. 1"
Dr. J. E. Lucas, of Blue Fields, W.
Va., was in town Tuesday. ii
The Rev. J. L. Tyler, of Gibson,
N. C., was in Chesterfield Wednesduy. t
The Peoples' Bank and the Bank a
Of Chesterfield have declared their [
usual 5 per cent, semi-annual dividends.
j
Mr. Ben Davis has gone to Fori t
Mills, S. C., where he has accepted
a position.
Mrs. J. A. Welsh and J. A., Jr., are (
visiting Mrs. R. L. Ilur^t," of Lexington,
Va.
There will be special service at '
Zoar church Sunday to aid in the
world-wide Centenary movement of
the Methodist Church.
The regular meeting of the Wood
men of the World will be held Satur
day night, February 15th.
All who have Red Cross work oui
are requested to bring in same asearly
as possible to Miss Elizabeth
Lindsay or Mrs. W. J. Tiller.
WANTED: A good farm hand to
work on farm. Will pay highest
I rice. Apply to T. E. Howell, at J
L. Johnson place, near Middendorf.
> Delicious fount drinks now on tap
I at the Chesterfield Drug Co.
Mr. T. L. Iluntley is now with
the Hope-Davis Co., in Columbia
where he will be glad to meet an\
of his old Chesterfield county friends
Mr. M. B. Summer, of Columbia,
employed by U. S. Internal ltevenui
Department, was in Chesterfield Wednesday
checking up income tax payers.
Chesterfield county furnished on? |(
thousand men for Uncle Sam's Army
and Navy in the world war. Our proportion
of volunteers was above the
j average.
Iiit< Supply of 6(i6, the famous (
Chill and Fever Tonic at the Chesterfield
Drug Co. Others sell it for 3S
cents. We sell it lor 25. Phone
Lucky^ld.
Mrs. Mary llualey Alexander and
daughter, Mary-Charles, are the
guests this week of Mr. and Mrs. C.
' L. liunley and Mr. and Mrs. A. C.
\ Douglass.
D
J Regular communieation of Che:;
^ terlield Lodge No. 2: 1. M. wii.
L be held Friday eveitii bruary 1
at V :l>0 o'clock. By . 1 ui W. \N
j DAVIS, W. M.
Announcement is made that thi
government will return to America
the bodies of the American soldier*
who died in France upon re<iuesi '
from his nearest relative.
Prescriptions carefully compounded
by a competent licensed pharmacist,
and promptly delivered. Chesterfield
Drug Co.
A good many of our farmers and
business men are attending the cotton
convention in Columbia to-day
to hear Governor Harding of thi
Federal Reserve Board, speak.
Chief of Police B. B. Melton has
I resigned from the force and has gone
| to Bad in, N. C-, where he has acccpt'
?i .. ,.o ....... ..m....,- \li
J. R. Abbott has boon appointed to
till the place made vacant. '
Fine line of Toilet Articles, Perfumes,
etc. just received at the Chc>.
terfield Drug Co. You must call and
see them.
The lion. W. P. Pollock made the (
speech of his life in the U. S. Senate ,
Monday in support of the proposed
( amendment to be submitted to the
respective States on the question of
Kqual Sutfrage.
Jacob's Candies! Freshly made,
and just received. Reasonably
priced. Go'to your phone right now
, and call Lucky 13 and have us send
a box to your house. 1
I Mr. Harmon Allen passed through
('hesterfield Monday enroute to his
home in Pugcland. .Mr. Allen has
traveled all over France, as one of
Uncle Sam's soldiers and talks interestingly
of his experiences.
'1 he fifth and last Government
dond issue will bp offered to the pub.
I lie in April. This loan will be called
the Victory Loan. Uncle Sam needs
money with which to bring the boys
home from France.
'I he .'50th Division is expected to
I return from France in March. These
heroes will parade in Columbia. The
MHth Infantry (old 1st S. C.) lost '
170 men killed in action and 50 by
disease, according to war department
I! official furures.
Demonstration Agent W. J. Tiller
reports 2,400 tons of Government
soda applied for by ChesteMield
1 county farmers. The government is
selling the farmers nitrates at actual
cosl,$Ml a ton, plus freight from port.
The lime for application for soda has
been extended to h brua"y t'.t.
On last Monday a >g belonging o
Dr. 1). H. Laney became rabid ar l
bit a number of other dogs. After
a long chase he was killed by Deputy
Sheriff James T. Grant. Two dogs
belonging to Mr. Parnell Meehan, one
belonging to Mr. G. K. Laney and
one belonging to Mr. A. F. Davis,
having been bittep, were also killed.
EGGS FOR SALE
Silver Spangled Hamburgs; good
layers, non-sitters. Parties to whom
we have promised eggs will please
call and get them.
, Mrs, C. P. MANGUM.
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UNERAL OF MRS. W. G, WHITE J
Mrs. W. G. White, Jr., who died t
n York on Wednesday, Feb. 5th, was ^
aid to rest in the Chesterfield Cemeery
last Friday morning. The funeril
services were conducted by the f
lev. B. J. Guess. e
The large gathering of sorrowing
'fiends woh accompanied the corpse '
o its last resting place attested the
iniversal esteem in which Mrs. White
vas held. Her bright and sunny disjosition
had endeared her to all who
;new her, both old and young. In
hurch and society she could always I
ie depended upon to bear her part |
ind she will be missed as very few j
ire. I
Mrs. White, nee Miss Nan Laney,
laughter of Dr. and Mrs. D. II.
>aney, was born July 28, 1895 and
vas married to Dr. W. G. White, Jr.,
>n July 12, 1916. She passed into
.he great beyond on Feb. 5th, 1919.
GOVT. SEED DISTRIBUTION
The Agricultural Department
.vants nic to distribute to farmers in
ihesterfield county 130 quart pack;ges
of cotton seed of varieties which
t desires to test. Full directions will
fo with each package and no farmer
vill be allowed more than one packige.
Distribution closes Feb. 28th.
Will fine names in order of application.
Write me if you want any.
Write me if you want any.
The applications for vegetable seed
ire coming in very slowly and must
>e filed by February 2<->th also.
W. F. STEVENSON.
BI(T(
Rath ft
1713 I 13
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Ending Sat
This big opportunit
to reduce our big stoc
Spring Goods.
There will be Tren
"Z)e<
an our entire stock of m
Let nothing keep y
Friday morning, Feb. T
mITLIF
WHERE THEY
There is a Dand
Luc.
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COUNTY FAIR PREMIUMS
Mr. W. P. Odom, treasurer fov .the
'ounty Fair, reports that all prem- j
lims won at the last exhibit of the
'ounty Fair have been paid except
0 the following. As Mr. Odom .
lasn't the address of these people,
ie requests that they call or notify
lim.
Hardy Sellers, L. E. Edwards, T.
\ Haney, Zena Short, Annie B. Sellars,
Ernest C. Sellers.
| If It Is
Building F
You want, we hav<
. of Doors and Wii
Cement is complet
The Prices Are .
1
If It Is
Fencing
You want to do, w
needs We have
Field Fencing, all
Wire and Barb \A
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1 8> HA
AY, FER
urday Nig
y you cannot afford to r
k of merchandise to n
lendous Bargains in ev(
Lur pric
erchandise.
ou away. Remembei
itli and closing Saturda
F & HA
MORVBN, M. e.
' IIL\STI,K?SKM, EVERYTHING?
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?Touring i
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31S Auto
TOWN PROPERTY FOR SALE
In the town of Chesterfield, on* 6room
house and lot, 90x190 feet, and
barn; conveniently located. For
further information apply to
2t R. A. MELTON
FOR SALE
Eggs for hatching from S. 6.
Rhode Island Reds; guaranteed pure
bred. Price $2.00 per setting of
15 eggs.
tf ' O. I. PITMAN
Material
\
e it. Our stock
ndows, Lime and
e
treasonable.
r I
>
e can supply your
a good stock of ?
I widths; Poultry
/ire,
RDWARE CO.
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R^CE
RDISON
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. 14th
ht, the 22d
niss. We are obliged I
nake room for our new
iry line as there will be
xs"
r the date, beginning on
y ni ght, Feb. 22d. I
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KEEP NOTHING
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