The Chesterfield advertiser. [volume] (Chesterfield C.H., S.C.) 1884-1978, December 02, 1920, Image 4
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LUCAS AUTO CO.
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We have AUTOMOBILES, TRUCKS, TIRES, PARTS, OILS, *
GREASES and SUNDRIES.
| STOP! LOOK
And LISTEN!
| The Big Sale Is Still Going On
j The Bargains that we are offering on our Big Stock of HARDWARE
| and FURNITURE have never been equalled in Chesterfield County
EVERYTHING in the HOUSE GOES IN THIS SALE. j
Prices on FARMING IMPLEMENTS are so cheap it will pay you
to buy now for Spring.
Remember?If you MISS this SALE you MISS the BIGGEST Bargains
ever offered in Chesterfield. II
Sale will be extended till Saturday night, Dec. 11th. II
Farmers Hardware Co j
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Enemies and
Customers
Having cut my OVERHEAD Expense.'?, I am going to CUT PRICES
ON ALL WORK by ONE THIRD.
A job that has been costing you $25.00 Will now cost you but $17.00 j
j and so on down the line. J
More than this, I will stand behind all of my work.
I WILL SELL YOU TIRES AT COST; will show you my bills and j
prove it to you. 11
So, bring me your work and carry your troubles to the policeman,
as I have troubles of my own.
I THOSE OF YOU WHO OWE ME, ] lease come in and pay something
on account; it will do you good to see how much good it will do
me to get itI
will take Chickens, Eggs, Corn, Fodder. Peat, Shucks or anything
that CHILDREN and HORSES can eat, as I have to feed both, so see me
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before your troubles get like mine.
P. S.?Gasoline at 33 l-3c per Gallon. II
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Down in'the Forks of the Cheraw and Society Hill Roads
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In fact our garage is full to overflowing, our shelves won't hold any
more and our show cases are crowded?
BUT?Our SAFE IS EMPTY!
If you want a car and HAVE THE CASH, Come and See Us. Forget
the Price?Make Us An Offer and we Think There Will Be a Trade.
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If You Haven't the CASH We Will Give You TWENTY CENTS a
POUND FOR YOUR COTTON and sell you either a new or second-hand
car at the regular price-Both
of these offers are temnorarv ami wilhhp wifViHrown
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as conditions show signs of becoming normalLucas
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( LOCAL ITEMS j
I When writinir to inauira about a
your taxes be sure to state in each
letter where your property is located,
otherwise I may not be *ablo to give
you the information you desire.
46tf J. A. Welsh, Treasurer, j
Mr. and1 Mrs. H. M. Spears, of
Landrum a,nd Mrs. Ed. Littlejohn, of
Jonesville, are visiting Mr. and Mrs.
H. M Odom
To prmnt a cold take 666. 8 !
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Craig have returned
to their home in Atlanta af- I
ter a month's stay with home folks. |
Misses Sara and Pearle Moore have I
returned to their home in Spartan- i
burg, after spending several weeks I
with Mrs. R. L. Hurst.
666 quickly relieves a cold. 8
There will be' a meeting of the Junior
Order this evening, December 2.
Mrs. G. M. Smith and sister, Miss
Ora Baucom, visited at their home,
near Monroe, recently.
Mrs. Ben Davis, of Cheraw, is the 11
guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. j
T. White.
Mrs. S. A. Hanna has returned
home from a few weeks visit at Whitmire
and Piedmont.
bbb Breaks a cold quicker than any I
remedy we know. j
Messrs. J. A. Welsh, W. H. Craig
and Shpw Meehan spent a week at
Little River hunting ducks.
The steam heating plant that is
being installed in the Bank of Ches7
terfield building is undergoing the
finishing touches of the plumbers and i
will be in operation in the near future.
Mrs. N. S. Kimball is spending
some time at Statesville, N. C.f with
relatives.
A few doses 666 breaks a cold. 8 j
Mrs. F. S. Blair is visiting at Jones- j
ville this week. .
Mrs. C. K. Curtis is visiting Mrs. ;
J. L. Craig of Cheraw.
Miss Viola Minis, of Blackwell, has !
been visiting her sister, Mrs. W. J. I
Tiller. j
M rs. B. S. Funderburg has return- j {
ed from a short visit with her daugh- j
ter, Mrs. J. D. Cannady, of St. Pauls, |
N. C.
Hon. S. J. Sellers, of Ruby, was in i
town Wednesday.
Court of Common Pleas convenes J
next Monday. Judge H F. Rice will !
preside.
Mr. Townley Itodfearn has returned
from a short visit with friends and
relatives at Charlotte. I
Miss Mary I'usser spent Thanksgiving
with her sisters, Misses Bessie
and Lessie at Charlotte, where they
are attending Queen's College.
Mr. Walter D. Campbell has accepted
a position with the Bank of
Jefferson.
Dr. R. M. Newsom, of Ruby, was
in town the early part of the week.
Mr. C. G. Morgan, of Pageland, attended
to business here Wednesday.
Mr. T. T. Lucas, of Charlotte, was
in town on business this week.
County Treasurer J. A. Welsh is on
his rounds through the county collecting
taxes.
The next Lyceum entertainment
announced by publicity expert B. J. <
Douglass will be The Ithicans, des- ?
cribed as a real male quartet. This
quartet is made up of four ex-soldiers,
who before the war were in the
entertainment field and who made
good on the Lyceum platform. They
Glasses Properly j I
sing soios, concerted numbers, operatic
selections and late novelties. They
also give character delineations, enact
sketches and playlets; in fact
, they are entertainers in every sense
of the word. They will appear at the
" High School Auditorium on December
8 at 8 P. M.
Rev. B. J. Guess has returned from
Georgetown, where he attended the
Mehtodist conference. Rev. Mr.
Guess will preach at Zoar next SunSunday
afternoon.
^Mr. A. A. McKeown, District
Agent of the Extension Department
of Clemaon College, was in Chesterfield
Tuesday conferring with County
Agent W. J. Tiller.
It is reported that a carpenters'
strike is on in Chesterfield. Building
operations have therefore been postponed
until lapor and capital can get
together and settle their differences.
NOTICE
I have purchased a Stearns Clothes
Press for the purpose of cleaning and
pressing the clothes of all customers.
The price is right and your trade will
be appreciated.
P. P. Hurst.
FARMS TO I FT Sm/oro 1 ?a/?/1 I -
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farms to let on shares.
T. C. Johnson,
2p-50 Morven, N. C., Route 1.
Edge worth
Jewelry Co.
Are Showing
Diamonds, Watches,
Chains, Clocks, Etc*
In The Rom Building, Next To
Dr. Trotti'e Office
OUR
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SACRIFICi
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We still have a good stock of re
ments that we are selling at un-heai
stock must move.
We have cut the high cost out (
customers gain.
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odds and ends at sacrifice
tire stock of good, clean nr
this sale.
Study These
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All 60c Ginghams now 30c All 5<
All 50c Ginghams now 25c Men's
All 40c Ginghams now 20c Men's
All 35c Apron Ginghams now . .. 17Vfec- Men's
All 50c Outing now 25c $3.50
All 40c Outing now 20c Work
All 50c Percals now ..25c Work
Very Special for this week only:
$2.75 Flannel Shirt
Hosiery at Great 1
Ladies' $4 00 Silk Hose nov
Ladies' $2.00 Silk Hose, no
Ladies' $1.00 Silk Lisle Hoi
Ladies' 75c Buraon Hose n<
Ladies' 50c Lisle H^ose . . .
Ladies' 40c Lisle Hose . . .
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Men's and Children's Hosiery
Shoes, Underwear, Dress Goods and
i been cut unmercifully.
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Everything STRICTLY CASH?No Refun
No Goods Sent on Approval
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jal merchandise in all departrd-of
sacrifice prices. This
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af living. Our loss is our
>t offering a lot of
i prices, but our enlerchandise
goes in
Prices
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3c Heavy Shirting now 25c
; $6.50 Hats now $3.90
} $6.00 Hats now ^ 3.60 J
j $5-00 Hats now 3.00 t \
Overalls now 1.98
: Shirts, up to $2.00, now . . . 1.19
: Shirts up to $1.75, now 98c
:s, now $1.48
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deductions
v $249
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se now . .59 * *
)w 50c
39c
25c
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at same reductions. Our
Ready-to-Wear prices have
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da?No Charges?No C.O.D.
During this Sale
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Anything In Our
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