The Chesterfield advertiser. [volume] (Chesterfield C.H., S.C.) 1884-1978, November 06, 1919, Image 4
P Welcome Customers
| To The Chester
We are proud to announce to the
public that we have been fortunate
enough to receive a large stock of
Clothing under present conditions.
The goods were purchased early in
the spring for fall and we are there>
fore giving you the benefit of our i
early buying. Our stock of Young
' i
Men's Clothing, made by Strouse &
Bros., are exceptional values. We
have them in Belt Coats, Waist
11
Seam and English Models.
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We are going to offer some special
values for the next few days. A
Three-button, regulation Suit, Blue,
$16.50; Black Serge, at $20.00;
, Young Men's Models at $22.50 and
! $25.00.
I We have just received a lot of
Clothing consisting of the Newest
Models and Colors, Silk Lined and
with it is included a beautiful
French Serge which we are going to
offer for $40.00 as long as they last.
TEAL-JONE
ii The Home
10 Days
I Beginning Thursday. G
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Through Saturday, Nov*
Unusual
In Staple Merchandise, in spi
face with the highest market
Just to show you what that li
these ten days, we are listin
during the Sale.
3 Yards of Heaviest Outing, in all colors
4 Yards good weight Outing, all colon
5 Yds Light wt. outing, white, pink, blu<
3 Yds. good Percal, in light, dark an<
Solid colors.
2% Yds. Manchester Percale (Heavies
made)in shirting stripes & dark pattern:
2Va Yds. Amoiskeg Romper Cloth.
2V2 Yds. Heavy Mercerized Cot'n Poplii
3 Yds. Hope Bleach, good weight, fre?
from starch.
Yds. Lonsdale Cambric.
3 Yds. Heavy Canton Flannel.
4 Yds. Medium Weight Canton Flannel
4 Yds. Good weight 36 in. Sheeting.
3 Yds. Heavy Drill.
This is not a lot of Merchandi
Our Entire Stock of New and Un-l
We do not restrict you to On<
you want at the above prices.
Nothing Charged at these pri
Chested
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Welcome Visitors
field County Fair
Shoes |
Young Men's Mahogany English I
last Shoes, $6.50 to $10.00 the pair; j
Men's Glazed Kid Shoes, Rubber 1
Heel Shoes, $8.00 and $8.50 the I
pair. Ladies' Military, Cuban and j
French Heel Boots, from $4.50 to ,
$10.00. Pollyanna, the Glad Shoes, j
for Misses and Children, $2.50 to ,
$4.00.
While attending the Fair we extend
a cordial invitation to all to vis- '
it our store and inspect our Stock of
Clothing, Shoes, Hats and Gents I
Furnishings. j
S COMPANY i
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of Good Clothes i
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let. 30th and Continuing
ember 8th We Are Offering
Bargains
te of the fact that we are face to
this generation has ever known,
ittle old dollar will do for you
g a few of the things it will buy
21/2 Yds. Heaviest Drill.
s 5 Yds. Quilt Lining (Oil colors) In
? orange, Red, Blue and Green.
i 100 Dozen Men's Black Host; Regular
25 cent seller, 6 Pairs for $1.00.
t I Lot Ladies' Black Hose; Regular 25 ct.
1 Seller, 5 Pairs for $1.00.
3 Pairs Kpswich Ladies' Hose, Black and
i White, $1.00.
5 Men's (Irav Work Rixmio*. ox r**
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Sellers, 6 Pairs for $1.00. I
Ladies' Dark Gray Hose; 35 Cent Seller;
5 Pairs for $1.00.
50 Dozen Men's $1.50 Blue Work Shirts,
Only $1.00
Boys' $1.50 Khaki Overalls; Only $1.00
se in odds and ends and off colors, but
to-date Merchandise goes in this sale.
i Dollars' Worth, but will sell you all
ices.
:ield Dry
Company
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( LOCAL ITEMS
On next Friday afternoon at 4:30
o'clock the Woman's Missionary Society
will meet at the Baptist church.
Important business will be transacted
and it is desired that all members be
present.
The Sweetest of all Sweet Thing*
U the SWEET THING at SWEET
SIXTEEN. This is why some thing*
that are better than other thing* arc
called SWEET SIXTEEN. Invest!,
gate. W. P. ODOM
Yoeman Robert T. Davis, of the U.
S. Navy, who has been stationed on
the Paymaster's ship "Charles," at
New York and Philadelphia, is at
I home in Chesterfield on a visit.
I Mesdames B. S. Funderburg, C. H.
j Rivers and J. H. Hildreth are attendI
inpr the Annual Meeting of the Worni
an's Missionary Society, at Sumter.
| I have a shipment of Piedmont
I two-horse 2H inch tires with body
| and brakes complete in transit. I can
?*? /vm ?vuio uivuoj on your w?g<
| oni. W. P. ODOM
I Lieut. J. D. Guess, having secured
his discharge from the Army, returni'
ed home this week, bringing his bride.
Lieut, and Mrs. Guess will spend
some time visiting the Lieutenant's
| parents, Rev. and Mrs. B. J. Guess.
| Bring u* your egg*. Wo are pay|
ing SO cant* par doxen.
Farmer*' Mercantile Co.
I Mrs. G. M. Melton is in Columbia
visiting her son, J. V. Melton.
t Floyd Douglass spent several days
| at home last week.
Mrs. R. M. Newsom, of Ruby, visited
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. T.
Hurst this week.
Mrs. Ray Rivers spent several days
at Angelus last week.
If it ia COTTON SEED MEAL you
want I am the man who can supply it.
W. P. ODOM
Miss Irene Beulah, from the Sou
thern Headquarters of the American
Red Cross, delighted her heareri
both Sunday afternoon and evening
with her instructive talk about
I the future needs of the Red Cross
Miss Beulah has been overseas in wai
| work. She is a professional rcadei
| and before engaging in Red Cross
i work was on the Lyceum and Chau
{ tauvua platform. She gave interesting
readings in connection with hei
Red Cross lecture.
I have aome one-horse Niaaen wag
on* and two No. 46'* in 3 inch tire
Owing to a fire at the Ni**en factory
it will be February before I can ge
another car. In the meantime, 1 wil
supply my trade with the Hickorj
a.nd tK? Piedmont WAnrona
' W. P. ODOM
^ The Farmers' Mercantile Compsnj
J will pay you 50 cents a dozen for al
3 the eggs you bring in.
FOR S/aLE
FOR SALE?Lion, the best Tonic
Tested and guaranteed for stom
ach and blood. For indigestion
oonstipution, nervousness,sleepless
ness and all blood troubles, Lioi
has no equal. Cures Pellagera.
Chosterfield Drug Co. 34p.
FOR SALE?Ford Touring Car, ii
lirst-class running order. Applj
to Dr. A. H. liayden, Chesterfield
FOR SALE? Two Ford Tourinj
Cars. White.Buchanan Motor Co
LAND FOR SALE?275 Acres Fin<
farming land, in Cole Hill Town
ship; 100 acres under cultivation
two good tenant houses with out
buildings; one six-room dwelling
new barn; both painted; plenty o
good water; 5 miles south of Ruby
on Route 2. Price and terms reas
onable. 37p W . P. Oliver
LAND POSTED?I herehv forbii
any hunting on all mylands.
40-p R. E. RIVERS.
LOST?Check book, Bank of Chesterfield,
on Tuesday, Oct. '28th, between
Chesterfield and MaysvilleFinder
please return to
lp D. F. Davis, Chesterfielel.R i
LOST DOG?Black and tan hound
White spot under throat; slendei
build. Answers to name of Jack
Lost 4 miles below Patrick. $1<
rewarel.p W. M. Pankey, Patric".
WANTED?One horse crop for 1920
near ^ooel school. Answer Box 64
A, Ruby, S. C., R 1. 34p
TRANSFER SERVICE?I am nov
prepared to serve the public in the
Transfer line. Phone, 179, 2 ring;
34p LEO F. DAVIS.
Dr. H. SMITH, Eye Sight Specialist
can be found the entire Fall ant
Winter at his office, Monroe, N. C
Modern and up-to-date methods
tf.
W# hatr* MTtrtl fin* farms foi
sale. If you ara interested sea us.
DOUGLASS REAL ESTATE CO
W. J. Douglass
C. C. Douglass.
If you want to change your COT.
TON SEED into COTTON SEED
MEAL either on an exchange basis or
a sale and purchase basis, see me. I
have the meal contracted for 7 per
cent South Carolina Standard Cotton
lead Meal, the kind that will go
] through a distributor. W. P. ODOM
666 quickly relieves Constipation.
Biliousness, Loss of Appetite and
Headaehoe, due to Torpid U*6f?
mi i > 1'i'i'iiieaBfciaggei 111 B?aea
DEATH OP MR. B. B. WATSON
On Sunday, Oct#bar 26, Mr. E. B.
Watson, father of Mr. H. A. Watson,
died at his home in Union County. He
was 77 years old, having been born in I
1842. He had at one time lived in
Chesterfild county and was a highly
respected citizen of the community in
which he had for many years made
his home. Besides Mr. H. A. Watson
he leaves three other children to
mourn him. He was buried at Long
Pine Church. i
SUNDAY ANNOYANCE
STIRS WEXFORD FOLK I
Citizens of the Wexford community
have for the past two Sundays
been much annoyed by rowdies. Late
at night parties have ridden past
houses in the neighborhood, shooting
and yelling and otherwise making the
night hideous. Steps are being taken (
.to put an end to such disturbances. 1
NEWS FROM MUNN'S MILL
The cotton prices are still going up.
. Long brought 78 and short 43 cents j
'everal days ago. Almost everyone
here has a nice balance at the bank
and those who want autos have them.
Messrs. Daniel and Neil Smith visited
at the home of Mr. A. E. John(
son's Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Munn spent
AVprlnoa/la \r onrl ?
.. Uiiu i IIUl DUrty III V-Iiurlotte,
returning with a handsome new
Essex Touring Car. ,
On Sunday, the 26th, Mr. Robt.
, Demby and Miss Maggie Jewet were , \
married by Notary Public L. E. Card- !'
ner. On the same dav Mr. Webster
\
D^mby and Miss Nellie <Donohue were
married, the Rev. Jerman officiating.
Both couples have the best wishes of
many friends.
On Sunday, Nov. 2d, Rev. Clayton
, Jenkins filled his apointment at Long
Branch' and accepted the call for the
coming year. Mr. L. L. Parker made
1 \ very interesting address in behalf
of the $75,000,000 campaign. Mr.
Parker is wide awake and believes the
- mount will be over subscribed.
i '''he writer, in company with Mr.
s Toseph Lynn, C. C. Miles nnd Miss
Lena Miles was in Chesterfield Tuest
day.
Mr. J. C. Munn with Supervisor
r "\i:ght, spent Monday in Chesterfield
r on business.
j Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Watkins spent
- two days last week in Columbia.
Rocky Creek Sunday school will
r have an all-day rally service in the
near future.
TOWN TAX BOOKS OPEN
Town Tax Books are now open for
' payment of Taxes.
' T. E. MULLOY, Clerk.
r AUCTION SALE
Thursday, Nov. 13th, at the Fair
C- urids, "bout 12 o'clock, I will off
for for sale the following plantation,
^ enn! ninincr lift <!< >.?? ? ? '?? *
h uvftvo IIIVI t ui IC99 p 6 I
acres under cultivation; one 2-room
vdVng house; on R.F.D. No. 2 from
Patrick; 'phone line connection; 7
. miles from Patrick; 8 miles from
, Chesterfield; 1 mile from school 1 V6
. mileB from Bay Spring church. This
t tract of land is known as the W. M.
. Goodwin land.
i lp D. P. DOUGLASS.
FOR SALE
Cows, hogs, farming utensils, corn
i and fodder; will be sold to highest
f bidder for cash on Nov. 26th, at my
. place. E. L. THERRELL,
36p Chesterfield, R. 3, Box 10
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NOTICE
Dr. I. S. Funderburk having left
- Mt. Croghan, has placed his accounts
* n my hands for collection. All those
? indebted to him will please settle with >
* me at once. You will find the books
? it S. J. Huntley's store.
f 2p W. J. Rayfield.
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A Rat That Didn't Small After Being
Dead for Three Months
"I swear it was dead at least three
* months" said James Sykes, butcher,
Westfield, N. J. "We saw this rat ev-1
ery day. Put a cako of RAT-SNAP I
" behind a barrel. Months later my I
" wife asked about the rat. Remem
bered the barrel, looked behind it.
:'here was the rat?dead, not the
slightest odor." Three sizes, 2T>c, 50c
^ $1.00. Sold and guaranteed by A. F.
" Davis, The Spuare Deal Drug Co. and
? the Pageland Hardware Co.
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NEXT WEEK K
THE LYRIC "
CHERAW, S. C
Three Shows 6:15, 7:45
MONDAY ?
dorothy ph
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"PAID IN AD^
A UNIVERSAL SPECIAL A
Also A Harold Lloyd
Shows G, 7 and 9 P.M.
TUESDAY
CECIL B. DEMIL
"for better, fc
With ELLIOT DEXTER-GLi
and
AN ALL STAR Ci
This Show Was Awarded the Honor c
of the Ten Best Selected Photoplays ]
Shows 5, 7, 9 P.M.
WEDNESDAY
PAULINE FRE
^ IN
"SAPH<
ALSO ONE OF THE FAMOUS
Shows 5, 7 and 9 O'Clock
THURSDAY
A PARAMOUNT ARTCR^
Maurice Tourner Pi
The Great Druary Lane Melo
"THE WHITE HI
A GREAT PRODUCTION WIT
UNDERSEA SCEJ
Shows 5, 7, 9 P.M.
FRIDAY
A Good Show Benefit Sch
VIVIAN MA
IN
"THE INNOCENT AC
ALSO BRAY PICTO<
Shows 5, 7, 9 O'Clock
SATURDAY
LOUIS BEN
The Western Actor With the Gi
THE ROAD CALLED
ANOTHER GOOD WEST
ALSO FLAGG COMEDY, "WELCOM
Shows 3, 5, 7, 9 O'Clock. Admission, 3
Durocs At j
FORTY HEAD OF PURE BRED DUI
Breeding Purposes. All in fine condit
bidder, win or lose.
Will also sell a number of buggici
Saturday, No
AT 1 O'CLOCK, RAIN OR S
W. H. Porter
IS Auto C<
Paige Avenue
and ready for immediate deliv
New Model 15 Dorts
5-Passenger Chalmers
Nuff Said.
S Auto C<
i mi" i n n II iiii nfrirtt
" N
rHEATRE
and 9:15 P.M.
NOVEMBER 10TH
tILLIPS
MNCE"
LTTRACTION
Comedy
Admission 22 Cts.
r NOVEMBER 11TH
.LES
>R WORSE"
ORIA SWANSON
\ST
>f Being One of the Best
Released So Far in 1919
Admission 30 Cts
NOVEL. BiOR 12TH
EDERICK
D"
L-KO COMEDIES
Admission 22 Ct..
xiG VLL. LJER J t ?
iFT SPECIAL
resents
dramatic Succ-sj
EATHER"
'H WONDERFUL
tfES
Admission 25 Cts.
? NOVEMB7ER 14TH >
ool Activities
RTIN
)VENTURES"
GRAPH
Admission 22 Cts.
NOVEMER 15TH
INISON
reat Personality, In
) STRAIGHT"
ERN STORY
E LITTLE STRANGER"
> to 6, 11c; 6to 11, 22 Cts.
4ucTion
IOC HOGS, Suitable for
ion. Will sell to highest
harness, etc. Sale?
>v. 8th
HINE, AT THE
Stables
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