The Chesterfield advertiser. [volume] (Chesterfield C.H., S.C.) 1884-1978, December 11, 1919, Image 8
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Chooee Your Suit m Y
! ?From the standpoint o
the long run. Don't go al
ances. It's the Pedigree 1
High-Art
Made by Strouse & Brc
come from a long line <
High Art label has nev
product?and never "Will,
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I Mon'a X*,.!, 1
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Men's Black English Sho
j Army Last Shoes
Ladies' Boots, Military, (
l Heels
Misses' and Children's SI
Men's tJnion Suits.
Boys' Union Suit
Men's Dress Shirts
Interwoven Toe and
Buster Brown Hose
Our stock of Gent's
Call in to see us wh<
TEAL-J01
The Home of
Do Your Shopi
Only a few mo
Christmas Shou
epllind ot 30 to
oviiiii^ ut cv iv
j We are expe<
CHINES, and they
as can be made, an
We want all o
and then if you wa
j. - welcome you.
V We are receivi
! out, more of the ce
fine, I tell you.
i
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Suits. .Just brin# tl
good.
Our SHOE DE
?tA\i# nn f n if u ul o iwl(
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no chances, but buy
Our MILLINEI
Folsom will be glad
will leave on the If
We are still r
and are offering red
up with the best ar
A dandy line ol
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not inspected our lii
in all the latest wen
We want you t<
elf the many barga
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f how they'll WEAR in
together by first appearthat
counts.
: Clothes
>therg, Baltimore, Md.,
)f quality products?the
rer gone "on an inferior
3ES
English last
$6.50 lo $12.50 the pair
es '.$8.50 and up.
. $6.50 to $8.50 the pair
}uban and French
$5.00 to $10.00
ioes, from $1.50 to $4.00 1
, .$1.50 to $3.00 the Suit
$1.00 and $1.50 the Suit |
from $1.00 to $7.50 1
I Heel Socks, for men.
for Ladies. I
Furnishings is complete.
2n in town.
NES GO.
Good Clothes
ring Earlv and
re days until CI
Id be the best e
80 Cents
ding a big lot of PERFECTG
A ?Afka# MAMA ?
id the price is $150.00.
ur friends to call and hear this
nt to buy, or don't want to buy,
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ing day by day, as fast as the ft
lebrated STYLE-PLUS SUITS,
very well .supplied to fill your
lem along and we will do the b?
PARTMENT, notwithstanding t
*rd and contains the best that nr
' the best.
*Y DEPARTMENT is still in ful
to serve you before she leaves f
>th. Call and have your needs
eplcnishing our stock of COA'
uced prices on all the goods. C<
id most up-to-date goods the n
f LADIES' DRESSES AND SKII
ne you are missing a treat. Pi?
ives and colors?and prices wil
> come and hear our machines t
ins we have to offer.
Pusserj
MUNfcl'S MILL
This commnuity has been saddened
by the death of, Mrs. T. R. Kirkley.
She was fifty years old and has been
a member of the Methodist Church,
forty years. Besides her husband
she leaves sixteen children and eighteen
grandchildren, with a host of
friends who look back on her life as
an example. She lived to see most
of those children enter into the service
of the church, as workers in the
Sunday School. As the death summons
came when the preachers were
at conference, Prof. Pearce, conducted
the burial services at the cemetary
at Fork Creek Church, where she
was a member.
Those who who were off at different
schools from this community,
spent Thanksgiving at home.
The supper given by the Angelus
school for raising money for the
school was a success. $118.00 was
raised and one cake brought $60 of
the amount.
The Rally Day at Rocky Creek
church was well attended and
everybody speaks well of its manager,
Mr. James Clark, of Ruby, being
Sunday School Superintendent.
There will bo two new stores erected
at Anorelus in the near future.
Mr. W? B. Sullivan and Mr. T. J.
Knight have had pneumonia in their
families but all are well at present.
Rev. Jctman having bfeen returned
to his Jefferson charge, we are very
| happy to have him.
Mr. T. J. Knight is now the proud
owner of a new OverUnd touring car,
also Mr. Walder Miles a Ford.
I The Clark School is full to over|
flowing and Miss Bessie Osborne is
j faithfully conducting the work, as
I she is experienced and knows what is
^ best* in a school.
I TEAL'S MILL
I Moving seems to be the order of
| the day in this community. We wel|
come Mr. Muck Jordon and family
to our community.
The fruit supper at the home *of
I Mr. John Odom's last Saturday
| night was curried on nicely with a
j large crowd.
Mr. Dewey Watson of the Shiloh
section was in this community Friday
afternopn.
Mr. Jim Smith and sister, Miss Carrie,
of the Snow Hill section visited
his brother, Mr. Coit Smith, Friday
lufternoon.
Mr. Watha Sellers and cousin, of
Brock's Mill, spent a short while with
1 Mrs. Landy Rivers, Sunday after.
noon,
Mr. Carroll Duvis called on Mist
Dora Honeycutt Sunday afternoon
Mr. J. F. Sellers and son, R. A
Sellers, were visiting Mr. and Mrs
I,andy Rivers Sunday.
Mr. Frank and Farris MQore ant
Jim RatlifT were in this community
Sunday.
Mr. Juhn Buggott was the guest o:
Mr. W. T. McBride, Sunday night.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Wallace ii
I visiting Mr. II. I. Wallace of thi
I community.
Prayer meeting every Sunday nigh
, ut Macedonia. Everybody invited.
jtioid the Rush
iristmas and this
:ver, with Cotton
>NE TALKING MA.
i?as near perfection
i wonderful machine,
it's all the game, we
actory can turn them
and they are coming
every want in Boys'
ilance and all to your
he heavy demand, is
loney can buy. Take
II swing and our Miss
or the holidays. She
supplied.
rS and COATSUITS
)me and let us fit you
narket affords.
ITS, and if you have
see and Dree* Good*
1 be higher later on.
alk and eee for your^
Sons
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LOCAL ITEMS
Mrs. Roy C. Moore, of Dunbar, it
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. B. C
Moore.
Miss Sallie Berry Douglass is spending
soTn time in Henderson, N. C.
the guest of Mrs. J. W. McElvee.
Miss Mary Walsh is visiting friendi
in Chester. r
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Craig, of Phil
adelphia are the guests of Mr. an<
Mrs. W. D. Craig.
Christmas goods of all kinds. Usa
ful gifts for sansibls giving and toy
for tha kiddias.
Tha Chesterfield Drug Co
Wa carry Kid Glovas for Man an*
Boys, Tias Shirts, Collars, Handkar
chiafs. Half Hosa Supporter*, Bait
and Susp*nders. TEAL-JONES CO
Paopla who usa SWEET SIXTEE1
ara loud in its praisas.. Satisfied cut
tomars ara my bast advertisement
Ask one of tham. W. P. ODOM.
Mrs. H. H. Harrell took her littl
girl to a hospital in Richmond thi
week, for treatment.
There will be a Christmas Tree an*
box party at the Green Hill Schoo
House on Friday night. Dec. 19th.
Use SWEET SIXTEEN and hav
good braad. . W. P. ODOV
The "Rah-Rah" Club was delight
fully entertained last Friady night b
Miss Margaret Griggs. Fiftec
couples assembled and all report i
most enjoynblc time. Many nov<
ideas of entertainment were intrc
i duced and Miss Griggs was the re
cipient of congratulations from thos
present on her success as a hostesi
Music was furnished by Misses Goog
and Moore.
Only a few more Day* to buy b<
fore Xmai so come in and make you
selection while the stock is completi
TEAL-JONES CO.
Have you used SWEET SIXTEEN
Tf not, get busy and miss no more a
the good things of life?
i The Chesterfield Drug Compan
' has ordered the largest stock of Xmo
goods ever carried by that store, an
- that is going some.
| Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Sellers hav
gone to Monticello, Mississippi, wher
, Mr. Sellers will engage in business.
i On Saturday night, Dec. 13th thei
. will be a regular meeting of the loci
Camp of Woodmen of the Worh
i There will be election of officers an
. three candidates for initiation.t
"Bread is the staff of life," ar
SWEET SIXTEEN is the flour if yo
want the very best staff. W. P. Odo
1
j Young Mens Hats, Valour, Brow
and Gre?n, and lots of other shad
r in the new Blocks $3.50 to $6.50.
TEAL-JONES CO.
I Come early and get your Christmi
? selections before the stock has be?
picked over. Many novelties to s
t lect from. Chesterfield Drug Co.
The .postponed annual meeting <
; the County Red Cross Society will I
held ut the Court Hogse 3 P.M. Sip
day, Dec. 14th. Every -member
l the Red Cross is requested to atten
' rru.. d?.. t n iftii?i # -?
j iiu ncr. o. n. mniurd,- 01 kud
will preach ut Smith's Chapel nc
Sunday afternoon, Dec. 14th, at
) P. M.
The Woman's Missionary Socle
I meets Friday afternoon at .'1 o'clot
I at the Chesterfield Baptist church.
We have more dolla then room fo
to we have marked them below coi
If doubtful, come in and make yo<
own price. Cheaterfield Drug C
WEXFORD BOX SUPPER
Editor Advertiser:
Will you please allow us space i
your valuably paper to express 01
appreciation to those who were i
kind in aiding us in our box suppei
The boxes sold for from $l.f>0 1
$7 .10. The highest sold was prepare
by one of our high school girls, Mi
Mary Belle Sellers.
The full amount realized wi
$111.30. After the boxes were so
a prize was given to the best lookir
young lady in the auditorium, whi<
was won by Miss Myrtle Kayficld, oi
of our most noted teachers of We
ford. A prize was given to the u:
Host man, and won by Mr. I)enn
Parker, of Friendship.
The cake walk was delightful. TV
boys had to pay 2.r> cents for a chani
to walk with a girl. The cake wi
won by Misa Lillie Moore, of We
ford and Mr. Dewey Kddins, of Hub
Wu wish to thank the young iih
of the surrounding communities.
Dolls, Dolls, Dolls, and mors Dolli
We hsvi so many dolls we are goi>
to sell them at your own price. Com
in pick out a doll for the child; if ou
price doesn't suit you, pay us whi
you think is right and take it home.
Chesterfi*IJ Drug Co.
FOR SALE
We have several fine farms fa
sale. If you are interested see us.
DOUGLASS REAL ESTATE CC
W. J. Deuglass
C. C. Douglass.
FARM FOR RENT?About 86 more
under cultivation, near Bugs
Loaf mountain.
J. E. Shumate,
40-pd. Patrick, R 2
Big dolls and little dolls, tell dol
Farmers
J. C. RIVERS,
President.
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K We do not hesitate
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market.
Self-rising: MOTHE
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d, Plain: MELROSE ar
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Mill feed, Sweet feec!
n\ Cotton seed meal and F
>c"
times. Ypu will lind oui
During the m<
to sell you a IOC
' Mill Feed for $3.
?
f
y We have just receive
t*
a
e
You will find on our
','i fresh.
j.
id
:t We carry a full line
m
n plies of all kinds.
ei
,n We have a limited ai
f
exchange for seed. Alsc
Z We are prepared to i
?d' IT WILL PAY YOU TO SE
y.
*3 You will find we car
ty ALL TIMES.
Oppoi
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LaLIIICLC
in FOR FERTILIZERS, S?? Us. I
C. C. DOUGLASS.
?o J. C. RIVERS,
r? !
to FOR SALE?Ford Cars, new and re- i
d built. Also bodies. We buy or ex- !
hs change Standard Makes.
PAYNE'S AUTO WORKS,
its 43 26 E. Sixth St.
hi ChaTlotte, N. C.
,j, |
,h FURS WANTED?I will buy all
ie kinds of furs; Coon j'l'ossum,Mink, '
x. Muskrat, etc. T. E. White, '
tf At Cheterfleld Dry Goods.
WANTED?A Wood Saw and Frame;
lc One water tunk to hohl about 600
ce ^aliens. See me or write,
1H 40-p J. A. DAVIS, Patrick It.2
x- *
y LOST?Pocketbook containing three
,n $5.00 bills; two or three $1.00 bills. \
Finder please return to
B. S. KUNDERBURG, j
|! FORD OWNERS?-Enjoy the com-'
" forts of II plimfil 117
? .. ?m, ?V U Villi
" . make your touring car a Sedan for j
$10.00; your roadster a Coupe for
$30.00. For particulars write It. i
A M. Motor Co., Rock llill S. C.
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LAND POSTED?1 hereby forbid
any hunting on all mylands.
40-p K. E. RIVERS.
>r W.
H. WAKEFIELD, M.D., of Car .
lotte, will be in Wadeaboro at Parson's
Drug Store, Friday, January
2d; Morvcn at Miaenheimer Hotel
on Saturday, January 3d. The
a doctor limita his practice to Eye,
r Ear, Note and Throat diseases and
Atting ylasaes. Ask your family
physician about your consulting
I, Dr. WakeAeld. 42
I, Dr. H. SMITH, Eys Sight Specialise
, can be found the entire Fall and
i. Winter at his offlcet Monroe, N. C.
Modern end up tjAdate method 4
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rap ~?TWT
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LACE toio YOUR
FLOUR:
A_ 1 .1 r**
iu auy nave the DL
iR GOOSE and FAMC
$12.50 per barrel.
id CRUSADER. None b
FEEDS:
1, Dairy feed, Chicken fe
lulls. We ( ;irry a comple
- PRICES RIGHT.
Dnth of DecernDer
D-lb sack of THO
35.
SALT:
d a car of salt and another
CAN GOODS:
shelves a complete line ol
TOBACCO:
of SmoLiig and Che.viag
FERTILIZERS:.
mount ol cotton seed meal
) a limited quantity of Nitr
make prices on all grades
E US BEFORE YOU BUY.
ry a COMPLETE STO(
site the Bank of Chesterfi<
i Mercan
; De wbe
I h ve for saie Ten or
he fry riant* that were dc
Cou"ty. ! am offering them
price of?
5 Gents
<?-.>r up in iOO plant lot*.
T A. GU
McBEE, i
" * ffr TV?. t
1VIr riace ol
J
It a W ir -iio . on the spur track i
the Sot'? Main t. It v*
when yon want?
Flour, Feeds, He;
Grain, Tobacco
My expenses are light and I rt
Give me * cell, end let me bel|
lemt connected with the High Cost
[W^P. i
e Co. '
M. THERKELL.
Secret? ry-T reasurer
''M'
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TRADING. 1
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:ST FLOUR on the
)US. None so good,
etter. $12.5.0 barrel. ed,
Oats, Hay, Corn,
^te line of feeds at all
- we are going
ROUGHBRED
Tlcera
Was
and
be
\ 4 8)'
rolling. Q w
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Canned Goods, ai'
which we can sell or
ate of Soda,
of Fertilizers.
JK OF GOODS at"
tile Go.
r/ves
Fifteen Thousand Dewve
loped in Chesterfield
for sale at the very Iqw
Each
1.7 ?0 Plants will plant
NTER
5. C.
i Business
in rear of the brick store* out
rill pay you to find this place
ivy Groceries,
, Snuff, Etc.
r fleet this in my price*.
> you solve some of the preh
of Living. *
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