The Chesterfield advertiser. [volume] (Chesterfield C.H., S.C.) 1884-1978, October 02, 1919, Image 4
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The Fall 1
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High Art
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Made by Stro
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High Art Clothes have g
taste ol the ultra in fashion ;
there should have sprung up j
in shirts, scarfs and the other
| There is only oen standai
I that is the best. Things that ]
I commend them can Jind no p
That doesn't mean thai
priced; it does men that it mi;
full return for the amount ex
TEAL-JONES
] The Home of
We are showing Ladies' Black Kid
Boots, French Heel, at $6.50 the pr.
TEAL-JONES CO.
Fulghum Seed Oats?the kind that
tand the cold best, at W. P. Odom'?.
C66 has proven it will cure Malaria,
Chills and Fever, Bilious Fever, Colds
and LaGrippe. It kills the germs that
cause the fever. Fine tonic.
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Our Store Is
ToWe
purchased
ago, and can save y<
the market to-day a
money that we are j
Our advice is to
Shoes. All mere ha
replace their presen
We are showin
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SILKS are very
have a line line of rl\
desirable shades.
In G IN GIIA X
BLEACH INGS, SHI
largest stock in this
LADIES' COA1
in SERGES and PC
colors, from $20.00
We especially
We now have a
regularly of shoes tl
the present high wh
filled with unknown
and reliable brands
BROWN, ETC.
Our policy is to
dise on a quick sale
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iven the men of this town a I 1
and so it isn't strange that I [
i demand for the uncommon I j
fixings for men. I
rd here for everything?and j (
have olny their low prices to j j
lace in our assortments. i i ]
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t our merchandise is high- I
ist be good enough to render I
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Good Clothes |
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Two cases of influenza are reported
from Chester county. Both patients
are negroes.
The city of Chester has sold to an
Atlanta trust company $140,000
worth of 5 pr cent, bonds. This
money will be immediately available
for street improvements.
p Fall /
iter Go
Brim-Full of IN
Date Merchand
our stock of Dry Goods and Sh
)u money in all departments, in I
ind replace our stock in several
lellinx it to the trade.
i buy early and liberally of Dry (
11 ts will be forced to raise retai
it stocks.
g a good assortment of woolen
I WEAR.
scarce and are advancing STEA
AFFETAS, MESSA LINES, CREF
IS, PERCALES, PEGGY CI
OETINGS and all staple piece j
section.
,'S and ('OAT SUITS have arriv<
PLINS, BROADCLOTH, ETC.,
to $50.00.
call your attention to our She
good stock of SHOES and are i
hat were contracted for motnhs
olesale prices were in effect. (
brands of shoes, for we carry on
as WALK-OVER, GEO. D. V
sell only standard and reliable
and small profit basis.
field Dry
Company
LOCAL ITEMS
"Rev. W.H. Shuler will preach at St.
Paul's next Sunday morning.
Mr. D. E. Redfearn has opened a I
grocery store on West Main Street.
Mrs. Allison, of Donalds, S. C., is
he guest of Prof, and Mrs. McKinny.
Dr. J. H. Chapman, of Johnsonvile,
s visiting his sister, Mrs. H. D. Til- 1
er.
Mr. E. W. Laney, of Cheraw, visitid
his brother, Hon. G. K. Laney, this
veek.
Ladies' Work Shoes; Cravenette
Top, $150 the pair. Teal-Jones Co.
Mrs. G. K. Way, of Floyd Dale, S. (
3., spent the week end with Mrs. B.
. Guess.
Sheriff and Mrs. D. P. Douglass <
ind Mrs. F. B. Sanders spent Sunday ,
n Columbia.
Miss Charlton Joh\i, of Bennetts- >
ille, was the guest last week of Miss
5arah Moore. ,
Dr. D. T. Teal has purchased a new ]
Chalmers touring car from the Lucas
Vuto CompaViy. i
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Melton spent i
Sunday in McBee, visiting at the resilence
of Dr. W. E. Williams.
Men's Mahogany English Shoes,
^eol'n Sole, Rubber Heel, $7.00 pair. <
TEAL-JONES CO.
Mrs, T. M. McCutcheon and Mrs.
[Touesr, of Sardenia, are visiting at
he home of Mr. and Mrs. J. A.
iVelsh.
Mrs. James ?. Webster, of Badin,
C., returned home Sudnay after
spending some time with relatives in
?nd around Chesterfield.
Mr. R. E. A. Huey and Miss Ivy
fluey, of Lancaster, and Mr. and Mrs.
Z. W. Huey, of Wildwood, Florida,
spent several days last week with Mr.
ind Mrs. II. E. Wilson.
Lats Sunday afternoon Rev. F. M.
Gannon united in marriage Mr. Henry
Lee and Miss Levera Eddins, two very
popular young people of near Meh'arlan,
N. C.
If you want a real good flour that
will make a real good bUcuit without
too much hiring, get "Pan O' Gold."
Can furn'ah the same flour in a SelfRising.
W. P. Odom.
Mr. Tommy Hunt has returned from
Washington, having substituted his
crutches for an artificial leg. Tommy
will leave for Raleigh in a day or
two, where he will enter a Government
Vocational Training School.
Men's English and Blucher Last,
Gunmetal Leather, at $4.00 the pair.
TEAL-JONES CO.
The first Lyceum entertainment of
the season will be given at the High
School auditorium next Tuesday
evening, October 7. The SipherSwartz
Concert Company has been
contracted for and will furnish
a high class music program. The two
ladies, Misses Sipher and Swartz are
not only accomplished artists on numerous
instruments, but are very attractive
and thouorughly understand
the art of entertaining.
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ods
ew AndUpise
ocs several months
fact, we can't go on
lines for the same
ioods, Clothing and
i prices when they
d:<ess goods for
DiLY, however, we
?ES, ETC., in all the
jOTII, outings,
goods, we have the
ed. We have them
in all the leading
>e Deprrtment
receiving shipments
i ago?Long before
)ur shelves are not
ly such well-known
VTTT, HAMILTON
brands ol' merchanGoods
Mrs. Kenneth Pittman and children,
of near Morven, were the guests
of M. and Mrs. R. K. Pittman, of
Route 1, recently. F<
Regular communication of Chesterfield
Lodge, No. 220 A. F. M., will be
held Friday evening, Oct. 3d, at 7:30
o'clock. By order of W. W. Davis,
W. M.
The meeting place of the Chesterfield
Baptist Association has been
changed from Liberty Hill to Ruby.
Same dates. By order of executive ~~
committee and consent?of Liberty Hill SI
:hurch.
Young Men, before you buy, look
>t the High-Art Suits Made by
Strouie ? Bros. Waist line and Belt Fl
Coats. TealJones Co.
Epworth Orphanage Day -was observed
on the Chesterfield Circuit last
Sunday and liberal contributions were
nade. St. Paul reports $114.53;
Shiloh, $82.09; Zoar, $28.00, making ~
i total of $224.67 for the circuit.
The Stonewall Chapter U. D. C.,
will meet at the residence of Miss M.
B. Hanna at 5 o'clock on Tuesday the ^_
7th of October. All members are ^
urged to be present. Important business
is to be transacted, and there will
be an election of officers for the following
year. M
See me for Red Rust Proof Seed
Dats and Abruzzi Rye. W. P. Odom.
FREE FAIR TICKETS
The Advertiser in inauguarting its ?
Fall campaign for new subscribers has
purchased a block of tickets for the **
Chesterfield County Fair which it ^
will distribute as follows: ?
Every new subscriber paying one T
year's subscription from October 1st
will receive one admission ticket to
the Fair absoltuely free.
Every regular subscriber paying
one year in advance from October 1st
will receive one admission ticket to
the Fair absolutely free.
This offer does not, of course, apply
to payment of arrears. Those
nnuai; ?uusenpnons nave iaiien be-1
hind, and who have not been cut off
the mailing list are requested to settie
the old account and take advan- _
tage of the Fair ticket offer by pay- j
ing a year in advance.
W. A. RIVERS ANNOUNCES
A Carload of Cabbage will arrive ^
Saturday or Monday. Will be sold at r
four or five cent* below regular mark- |
et price.
AI*o Red Ru*t Poof Seed Oat* at ^
$1.00 per Bushel. 2
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Fair Days?Nov. 12, 13, 14, 15 E
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J his farming int
j sion. We will
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j biles, etc. Dor
j best farming le
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j SPENCER FARM?364 A<
| high state of cultivation. L
! miles from Chesterfield. Go<
| houses, ,barns, stables and
{ ings. In fact, all that goes to
| a highly developed farm.
i The above trac
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suit every pros
Hamer, Han
Bennettsville, S
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FOR SALE
OR SALE, OCT. 18th?1 Mule,
wagon, Buggy, Carriage, Harness
and farming tools; 1 Cow and calf;
four Hogs; Corn and Fodder;
Household and kitchen Furniture.
Located 1 % miles south-west of
Centerpoint schoolhouse.
30p J. W. Vaughn
Chesterfield, R. 4.
40E and HARNESS REPAIRING.
?-Ross Hall, Chesterfield, S. C.
30p E. A. HARTSELL
1NE STOCK FOR SALE?Purebred
Big-boned Poland-China Pigs,
Sows a/id Boars. The very best
strain of stock. Also one race
horse and buggy.
31-p T. H. JENKINS, Ruby, R.l
DISON PHONOGRAPHS and Records.
Instruments range from
$41.00 to $285.00.
Crawford Jewelry Co., Cheraw.
1
OOD CUTERS WANTED to ,Cpt
Oak Ties; pay by piece,
lp J. D. BURR, Route 4
ONEY TO LEND?Represent the
strong mortgage companies lending
money in Chesterfield, Marlboro
and Darlington counties on
improved farm lands. Amounts
$2,000 to $50,000.
B. F. PEGUES, Cheraw, S. C.
One 1917 5 passenger Ford car for
,1?. Running ev?ry day.
) J. J. Davit
he Giant That Livet In a Box
EX1DE
Automobile Starting Battery
SOLD
Repaired, Recharged, Rented
BY
ifl. G Thomas, Cheraw.
imci Stucky Says, "Rats Cost M?
$125 For Plumbing pills."
"We couldn't tell what was closing
up our toilet and drains. We had
) tear up floor, pipies, etc., found a
at's nest in basement. They had
hoked the pipes with refuse. The
lumber's bill was $125. RATSNAP
leaned the rodents out. Three sizes
5c, 50c, $1.00. Sold and guaraanued
b> Square Deal Drug Co., A. F.
>avis and Pageland Hardware Co.
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and Frida
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Brry, owner of
erests to devot
sell his Spenc
.ive Stock, Tou
it miss this o)
tnd in Chesterfi
FREE: $50.0(
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Watch and
ocated 4 presents.
>d tenant MUSIC by oc
outbuilb- BAND.
make up FREE 1
LADIES eip
to attend.
:ts have been s
pective buyer.
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5. C.
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We are too I
to stop and write j
Besides, action
I than words.
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New store oppi
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Buchanan
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Acres
:o Small Tracts
y, Oct. 9th i
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the above farms,
e his entire time 1
:er and his Doug
/n Property,. 6 F<
pportunity to buy
eld county at you
Hn Gold. Gold DOUCLASS
ftthpr vnlnahlo
Situated 6
Fine cotton
,r SYMPHONY Community.
Implements,
a,NNER Prospective
ecielly invited tunity to ,)U;
ubdivided into sr
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is giving up
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Farms,
3rd Automosome
of the
r own price.
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FARM?550 Acres,
miles from Chesterfield,
and tobacco land. Good |
Mules, Horses, Farming I
6 Ford Autos,etc, etc.
Buyer: This is an oppory
at your price. 11
nail tracts to
le.
Realty Co.
athews, S. C.