Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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P KEEPING J |j , THE STYLE IN / W$ I I |v. i :: -i V ^ lw?>f ' is a matter of tailoring: anv otbpr n I way is superficial?and good tail | oring costs MONEY? ^ * j That's why so many makers would CLOTHES, made by Strouse & ! TAILORED BETTER than most clol TEAL-JONES ' | The Home of 1 B ^ Get Read} For Cole I Jack Frost is just around the c I READY-TO-WEAR DEPARTMENT of Comfort. Coats and Children's, Misses' and Ladies Coats ! Of Colors and Fabrics, For Men Men's Blue and Grey Serge Suits at Men's Overcoats, at Boys' Worsted and Serge Suits, fron Men's Hats, from Men's Caps, from Boys' Hats, from Boys' Caps, from She SHOES are still advancing in pr you if you will only Kat busy and su present stock, as we are actually s WE CAN REPLACE THEM to day. Under Better take stock of your WIN what you will need to carry you thr Men's two-piece and Union Suits, ir / and Medium Weight, Ribbed Unden Wright's Spring Needle Underwear, Sloan's Heavy Fleeced Underwear, a Men's Medium Ribbed Underwear, a LADIES' SET-SNUG Underwear, at MISSES' Ribbed Union Suits, at only BOYS' Brown Fleeced Underwear, al CHILDREN'S E. Z. Underwear, at or ror tnose who want to make tl we have a hi# stock of Outing Flanne the yard, in all colors. , Chesterfi Goods ( rather "IRON" it in. HIGH ART 1 Brothers, Baltimore, Md., are thes anywhere. ' COMPANY I Good Clothes j , ' ! IW eather orenr, and we are prepared in our ? to help you meet him with a smile Coat Suits and Coat Suits, in a Wide Variety , to Suit Every Purse. and Boys ! . $25.00 10.00. n $5.00 to $13.50 $1.35 to $6.50 50 cts. to $2.00 ;. 50 Cts to $1.75 50 Cts to $1.50 >es ice. However, this need not worry pply yourself and family from our elling them for LESS money than wear TER UNDERWEAR and buy now ough the winter. i Hanes and Three Seasons Heavy wear, at only $2.00 the Suit at only $3.00 the Suit t only $2.00 the Suit f An l\r e 1 CA *1- - C -'* 1/ WI1JJ ?p 1 .?JV/ II1C OUI( only $2.00 the Suit | $1.00 the Suit t only $1.00 the Suit ; ily $1.00 the Suit | he Children's Underwear at home 1 at 20 cts, 25 cts, 30 cts and 35 cts ield Dry jpmpany I . LOCAL ITEMS Mrs. J. A. Weathersbee is visiting in Columbia. Mrs. C. K. Curtis is visiting relatives at Paxville. Mrs. R. L. Hurst spent last week with relatives in Lake City. When in the market for Fertilizers tee us. J. Q. Rivers & C. C. Douglass Black and Gray Overcoats from $10.00 to $16.50 the Coat. TEAL-JONES CO. Mrs. A. C. Wilson, of Cheraw, is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Wilson. Mrs. E. J. Smith, of Pageland, is spending this week in town with relatives. Miss Doris Laney, of Columbia College, spent the week-end with her parents. Mr. P. J. Zounis is planning to erect a home for himself on Craig Avenue. Mrs. Wiliam Gulledge, of Cameron, N. C., is visiting her son, Mrs. J. A. Gulledge. We are showing the latest models in Strouse Bros. Overcoats, $28.50, $35.00 and $37.70 the Coat. TEAL-JONES CO. Miss Matty Gaddy entertained the recently organized Friday Night Club on last Friday evening. Rev. J. L. Tyler, of Gibson, N. C., was in town this week. Mr. Tylei was formerly in charge of St. Paul's Church. Young Men's D. B. Waist Line Suits; Colors Green, Brown, Gray and Blue, $18.50, $25.00, $30.00 and up. Teal-Jones Company. Mrs. Perry M. Therrell has re. turned home after spending some time in Charlotte with her sister. Iff n r * ? iu r?. O. L.. UUCKeil. The Lucas Auto Company has moved into its new building on Paige Avenue. The new front hag arrived and is now being put into place. Pine Grove School opens Monday Oct. 27th. The compulsory attend, ance law, so far as it effects this school, will be effective the following week. Young Men'* Suit* with Belt $32-50 and up. Teal-Jones Co. Rev. Clayton Jenkins will preach at Westfield Creek Church on th< fourth Sunday morning in Octobei at 11 o'clock. Everybody is invitet to come. There will be a Holloween Part] at the Chesterfield School Fridaj evening, October 31. The proceed will go toward the seating of th< auditorium. . Mrs. J. A. Welsh has returne< from Florence, bringing home Mas ter J. A. Jr., who had an operatioi performed upon his tonsils at thi hospital in that city. Mr. W. T. Hunt, affectionatel; known to his Chesterfield friends a: "Tommy," is located at Raleigh, N C., where he is attending the Kinj business college. Mr. J. S. Chapman is now regular ly employed as nightwatchman. H< reports in time to relieve Chie: Ussery and remains on guard unti relieved by the chief the next morn ing. Ground has been broken for thi new building which Mr. B. C. Moon will erect on Main Street. Mr. J Aaron Sellers has the contract. Whet completed the building will house J picture theatre. On Sfltnr/lnv a ? .. ttl WIIIVU1I| V V, L . 1 III a small bundle of matting' was placec in the wrong ear on Main St., by mis take. If same is rotumed to Bank o' Chesterfield or the "Clerk's Office, re ward will be paid. The Chesterfield Band is being re organized under the patronage of th( Junior and Woodmen Orders. / number of fine instruments will b< purchased and it is planned to star rehearsing soon with an instructoi and twenty or more players. We have several fine farms foi sale. If you are interested see us. DOUGLASS REAL ESTATE CO W. J. Douglass C. C. Douglass. FOR SALE FOR SALE?Lion, the best Tonic Tested and guaranteed for stom. ach and blood. For indigestion constipation, nervousness,sleeplcss. n.J -11 UI--J ? Lt-_ ? too ?nu mi i/i<JO(i iruUDK'H, LslOn has no equal. Cures Pellagera.* Chesterfield Drug Co. 34p. FOR SALE?On* lot on Mangum Avenue suitable for building nice dwelling. Price $750.0C L. A. Campbell, 36 Latta, S. C. FOR SALE?15 shares in Farmers Bank of Chesterfield; 1 touring Ford Car, 1918 model, good condition; 1 reaper and binder, practically new; 2 Jersey cows, registered, young; 2 young cows coming fresh. 33p L. B. DAVIS, Chesterfield, Route 2 FOUND?Two mules, on October 14. One dark bay and one light bay mule. Owner can get same by paying expenses and proving property. Hampton Folson 3 miles from Patrick on National Highway. lp 666 has more imitations than any >ther Chill and Fever Tonic on the narkst, but no orte wants imitations $ aartida* Thdy^s cUngtrous. "'i'. miBl^lMlWlM ?J? W.HMI?I I We H The Yell CHESr We have had oui shouldn't, it was a gr ladies of Chesterfield fo helped so much in the 1 We Are Now Ready to f^Vn 1rlrp*ri'c2 v^iinui vxi o These are very ha i I Munsing> FOR BOYS, Gil ?? i I J ' Boys' anc A i Ready-T o-W e ' Keep Trying, We'll F r 1 r | r Notice our Windows fro I Rig Tm. . 1 ? The Yellow Store People e f 1 1 The Lucas p \ 4 In Our New t We have moved in i r sible. We are now able taking, satisfactory man We have sold the ty last week. * G We have received 1 car, but will use it to der the price in America. A and see the demonstrato] long. Mor , Six Model 11 Dorts Knon ur\ a 1/ a MWII opi/iv^n L\J1 0 I1UI I ^ More Gc A Car Load of the Wednesday, October 15. to Chesterfield. Anc 2 Seven and 1 Fivelivery. We haven't been hope to have two very s New Fords, with self stai The Lucas ave Arrh ow Store rERFI r opening and if we ( eat success. We w r the beautiful flowers ooks of our Millinery Serve You and Want to Call To The Following Knitted Under rd to get, so supply yourself n ivear Und RLS, FATHER AND MOTHE1 1 Girls' Sw New Lot Just Arrived ar Coming Ev< it You sooner or later, both in >m* Time to Time. You'll Se ;ht from Fifth Avenue. Evans ( Opposite I I Auto ( aige Avenue Home at Last and are getting things in shap< to take care of your repairs in ner. 1 m - r* wo roru louring uars advertis iood News the first new Overland. We nonstrate that this little car is 1 carload will soon be here for < r and place your order. A car e Good Newi are due here now. Several of if you want one. kmI News Be New Model 15 Dorts left the A tracer will follow and ke? I Then Some Passensrer Chalmers ready for able to get a Chalmers Roadst< oon. ALSO we are trying to rtera. We think we will succe Auto C ?ed 1 Is In ELD Jo say it, who . j ant to thank the and ferns which 1 and Suit Depts. j Your Attention j waists j ow. j ersuits g eaters I ' *ry Week | ui^c ?nu rnce tgjt u S 5SS e Merchandise rS LJOs the Bank of Chesterfield . 1 ' ' ^ Company * i ^V" '' i* A i as xasi as posour usual pains ed in this space f . . 1 ' cannot sell this the best buy for disposal. Come load won't last 1 5 thpno p Q ra Vioiia V?*ig 11(1 V V sides factory on last >p them moving "'*3^1 V'jnHB -gM immediate dear this year, but get some more ed. ' Jfv */ _. J 1 company /** *s/jjtvvjJ ? ^ ' JV "f iflB *-,^k. iry.