The Chesterfield advertiser. [volume] (Chesterfield C.H., S.C.) 1884-1978, February 17, 1921, Image 4
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ANNOUMCEMENT \
Teal-Jones Co. take pleasure in inviting you to attend their j
Tailoring Opening j
For Spring, held by Mr. L>. M. Moses, Representing '
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Isaac Hamburger & Sons !
of Baltimore, M. D. j
February 17th, 18th and 19th
I A visit incurs no obligation to buy, we will be glad to show
you fhe new woolens and summer fabrics. You will Qnd a j
i big reduction in prices. Fit, Workmanship and Quality '
j guaranteed.
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I TEAL-JONES GO. I
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| The Home of Good Clothes i
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| Groceries at Close Prices
j Sugar iOc.
I Ground CotTee 18c|
Pineapple, sliced and grated. Flour. Meal, Grits, etc.
| Come to see me|
W. Andy Lucas
Rhode Island Reds
F^ggs at $2.50, $3.00 and $ 1.00 per setting of 15.
Also a few good cokerels at $-1.00, $5.00 and $7.50 each.
Get the good kind.
J. W. HANNA
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| Then see us on Nails. Galvanized Roofing, Cedar Shingle.*
Lime. Brick, Sash Doors, Frames, Paints, Oils, Locks am
Hinges.
A copy of this advertisement or a handful of U. S. A. "hi
introduce you at our store as a cash buyer, and cash will
I ' the next thirty days?Try us.
BLALOCK
Store 'Phone 253
I Uverstocke
! Short On
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! Our Farmers Are Ove
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j To help meet these issu
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Stoves, Plows, Pumps, etc.
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| Special prices on all Stoves and Heaters.
| Cole Planters and Distributors ?Oliver and Chattanooc:
Plows. Mvers Pumas and Cvlindo?*<i
Simonds Cross-Cut and Circular Saws and Bits.
Large stock of Alfalfa, Canvas and Carbon Rubber Bel
I ing?Will undersell all competitors on tb<&se lines.
Plow Stocks and
I Mule Millinery
* Plow Stocks, Single trees, Backhands, Plow Lines, Clevi:
| es, Heel Bolts. Traces, Bridles, Collars, Mule Millinery c
I every descriotion.
SCOOTER PLOWS 5c per poun
S Building Material
Are you going to build?
LOCAL ITEMS When
writing to inquire about
your tuxes be sure to state in each
letter where your property is located, ^
otherwise I may not be able to give
you the information you desire.
45tf J. A. Welsh. Treasurer. '
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While looking for evidence connected
with the robbing of Mr. K. C.
| Johnson's store, near Middendorf re- ^
cently. Sheriff J. T. Grant discovered ,
and destroyed about 700 gallons of
mash, that was about ready to stili.
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W. H. Wakefield, M. D., of CharI
lotto W ill ai tLr* n ? ? -1 " ? '
Morven on Thursday, March 10 and
at Parson'# Drug; store in Wadesboro,
Friday, March 11th. The doctor limits
his practice to the treatment of eye,
ear, nose and throat diseases and fit- ting
({lasses. 2t-9
Dr. and Mrs. I}. L. Gathings are vis- '
iting at Hamlet.
Your cash will do its full duty when
you buy your FLOUR from
W. P. onoM.
Good Cloth is much cheaper this j
season, come in and look the line over. I
We will he glad to see you as usual
February 17, 18 and 19.
Teal-Jones Co.
Miss Lucile MeWhirter, of Joncs\P.le,
is the guest of her sister, Mrs.
F. S. Blair. i
Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Edgoworth are
spending some trine at Kev.h'??v with
r.latives
Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Craig and Miss
Cora Craig are visiting Mr and Mrs.
Will 1!. Craig of Aflanta, Ga.
To My Customers: I h?ve tried to
: accomodate you by (lining your cotton
on credit in order that you would not
be forced to sell your cotton and seed
at what seemed to be ruination prices.
The time has arrived when I must ask
> for a settlement of your ginning nc
count. 1 cannot attord to neither can
you reasona'nl? expect me to wait
longer Sell something and pay your
| ginning. This means YOU Mr. Ma".
W. P. ODOM.
j Sheriff Grant says business is pick|
iny: up at the jail. He only has 12
| prisoners at present.
Dr. A. 11. Ilnyden, who was ap'
pointed State Epidemiologist some
time aito,moved last week to Columbia,
wher he will be near his headquarters.
While in Chesterfield the doctor and
his wife and son made many friends
who regret to lose them to Columbia.
PALMAFESTA
Palmetto State Festival
Columbia, March 28 to April 2.
Cash; 1
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IdlUtACU VII i
les we are offerir
Stalk Cut
Ohio 9-Blade, Doubl*
Chattanooga No. 11
Avery 8-20-in. Disc I
Avery H-18-in. Disc
Bucher & Gibbs Dis<
Avery spike tooth (;
tNissen
Wagons, Due
to roll
Medium 2-horse wa]
Heavy 2-horse waito
Heavy 2-horse wag<
Heavy or 1-horse v\
Buj
^ Kmerson Top Bugn;i(
t arouna 1 op l>ugKi<
. Smith & Summers T<
Harness prices also i
26-in. hence, 30-in. f
Harbwire, HO rod roll
One second-hand 10
()ne New 10-20 1. 11.
Lally Farm Lighting
Laundry Queen Was
Electric.Churns . . . .
" Electric Irons
We do electric wirinj
?r.k' greens" will
talk with us for
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Sprint Tailoring Opening Thurslay,
Friday and Saturday, February
17, 18 and 19, by Mr. Momi. ^
Teal-Jones Co. ^
Standard Cotton Seed Feed Meal j
ind sacked Hull*. W. P. ODOM.
Mrs. J. A. Weather8bee is spendng
some time in Orangeburg.
Some more of that good Ground
Coffee at the right price.
W. P. ODOM.
Washington's birthdav exercise will i _
jo observed at Yaughan Graded
School, Monday night,-Februray 21,;
commencing at 7 :30 P. M. Everybody j
cordially invited. {
I am still exchanging meal for seed
it the best possible rate.
W. P. ODOM.
Mrs. J. 0. A. Craig of Wadesboro
ind her daughter, Mrs. Louise Luns- j
ford, of Roxboro, N. C., spent several
days last week at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. W. D. Craig.
Just unloaded a car of No. 1 Tin,othy
Hay, nice and bright.
W. P. ODOM.
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Craig of Cheraw,
spent Sunday in town.
Bring n'e your eggs, 30 cents per
dozen. O. L. Barentine.
Messrs. W. P. Odom nnd R. T. Redfearn
spent Sunday in Charlotte
Cash will go a long ways when you
spend it with me. Try me on Snuft and
Chewing Tobacco. W. P. ODOM.
Mr. Will Clark of near Jefferson,
was in to'wn Tuesday.
Messrs. C. I,. Prince and B. F. Pe
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PTUps, of Chcraw, were attemdinp: to ]
business here Monday.
Nice clean white Feed Oats at a
price that makes a dollar worth 100 |
cents. W. P. ODOM. |
Easter is March 27, don't delay in J
placing your order for your Spring ,
suit. Mr. Moses here Thursday, Fri- ^
day and Saturday, February 17, 18 I
and 19. Teal-Jooes Co. I '
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EM The sir." *e crtcrr.nl tre-ttnent that PR |
NE quick!/ r-T.clu.t the sent of such di - lib
fig order:'. lt:hc ... be it: every hornc t
B| ready for er.,crRcr.cy. bpj .
3 Nurrcs of pri'-.cipnl ingredients ore j.Wl I
CJ printer! on eve.-y r cclc r.e. Ask your M: r]
E3 doctor if there is anything beuer. >m
M Get ORIUM from your druggist 0H (l
!fj or send for free sample. Rfl j t
M The Crium Co., St. Louie ft? ' 1
o' y- "' (
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'arm T
rhat Is 1
-ow-Priced C(
i? these special {
ters, Plows and
e-Edged Stalk Cutters. . . . $65 00
Sulky Plows, 3-horse $40.00
I arrow $55.00
Harrow $52.50
i Harrows, same price as Avery's
iOtooth) Harrows $1H.OO
Wagons
keye Wagons, Webber Wagons?on,
brake, 2in. tire, . .$125.00 r
>n, brake, 2in. tire $145.00]
?n, brake, 3in. tire $153.00]
agon, brake, body, 3in. tire, 165.(1
?gies, Harness, e
s $150-00,1
'S $140.00i
>l> Buggies $160.00 i
eciueed to lit butrgy prices,
ence, $36-in. fence at special pri(
is
-H.P. Gas Engine, at a Bargain.
Co. Tractor at cost. (Will sell 01
Plants $595.00 i
hing Machines 115.00 ?
42.00 ?
8.50 i
g also.
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WADESBORO, N. C.
CLERK'S SALE
tate of South Carolina,
ounty of Chesterfield.
Court of Common Pleas
anie Lee, Stephen Crawford, Lizzie
llerndon, Lucindia Henson and
Flora Tarlton in her own right and
as Guardian ad litem, of Paulie
Tarlton, Lina Tarlton, Gcrtrude
Tarlton, Edward Tarlton antf
Louise Tarlton, Plaintiffs,
Against
arah Crawford and Hannah Crawford,
Defendants
By virtue of an order granted by
lis Honor, Judjre Edward Mclver,
udfje of the Fourth Judicial Circuit,
n the above stated case, I, Walter
^ouKlasx, Clerk of Court, will offer
or sale to the highest bidder Tor cash
tefore the Court House Door at Chescrfield,
S. C., between the lepral hours
?f wile on the 7th day of March, 1921,
>einj? the first Monday in March, the
ollowing described tract of land in
aid county and State,
All that tract of land containing
hirty-five acres more or less and
jounded by lands of William Craw'ord,
Mike Sellers, Jessie Smith and
ithers, being estate lands of David
^air Crawford, deceased.
W. J. Douglass,
j.K.L Clerk of Court of C.P.
CLERKS SALE
State of South Carolina,
Chesterfield County,
Court of Common Pleas,
Clarence Davis, Carrall Davis, Ada
Kelly, Walker Davis, and Barner Dans
by his guardian ad litem Walker
Davis,
Plaintiffs
vs.
Tiinin T.>linonn n,.r
IV. /" IIIOV'II, I 'V I viiUilllli
By virtue of an order granted in
he above stated case by his Honor,
I. F. Ri c, Presiding Judge, for sale
'or division, !, Walter J. Douglass,
Merk of Court, will offer fpr sale to
he highest bidder for cash between
lie legal hours of salc, on the 7 day of
March, being the first Monday of
'larch, be''oie the Court House door
?t Chester i 'Id, S. C., the following
lescribed tract- of land:
First, all that certain piece parcel
>r tract of land in said county and
state, containing thirty-five acres,
nore or less, and bounded by lands
>1" B. E. Smith, W. J. Sweat, B. li.
hnith and Walter Davis.
Second, Six acres more or iess,
lounded by lands of B. B. Smith, Waler
Davis and others.
Third, Six acres more or less, on
farklin street, at Cheraw, S. C., at
u- near the Chesterfield and Lancaser
railroad crossing, bounded by
ands of Leonard Crenshaw, Julius
hnoot lands, Tarklin street and
yharles Leak lands.
W. J. Douglass,
I. K. L. Clerk of Court.
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OOlS, i
Our Pr<
>tton. Th;
trices for the n<
Harrows
' reduced to $48.00 j
reduced to $25.00
> reduced to 42 00 '
reduced to 40.00 ]
' reduced to $15.00
?They were made *
educed to $. 08.50
reduced to 117.00 <
reduced to 124.00 I
0 reduced 100.00
tc.
reduced to $117.00
reduced to 110.00 ^
reduced to 120.00 )
ces. A
4.50 ^
ii easy terms).
educed to $450 00
-educed to 85.00 13
educed to 30.00 ,
-educed to 6.50
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Copper Clad Ra
South Bend Ma
Colonial Helen;
Cook Stoves, lai
UvDV
Hard'
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Farming
Going At Greatly
Farmers Hardv
Hav nrair
Feed A
We are now doing business in a
stand, where new goods are ar
prices?and more cars on the w
find us doing business on the sai
quick sales at close pricesFarmers
Merc*
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SNOW HILL ITEMS
There will he a box party at Snow
II ill school house on Tuesday evening,
February at 7 :.'I0 o'clock.
The proceeds go for the benefit of the
school. The public is cordially invited
to attend.
Miss Carrie Smith is visiting relatives
in Chesterfield this week.
Mr. R. R. Winfrce, who has been j
seriously ill, is improving.
Mr. P. E. Brock is seriously ill at
this writing.
i ?Yagoiu
edicamei
it is T heir Pr
sxt 30 days?For
Lard Cc
Lard Cans, 25 lb size
Lard Cans, 35 lb size
Lard Cans, 50 lb size
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Wash T
Galvanized Tubs, 0 size ......
Galvanized Tubs, 1 size
Galvan^ed Tubs, 2 size
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Galvanized Tubs, 3 size
Wash P
,Vash Pots 10 gallon
Vash Pots, 12 gallons
Vash Pots, 15 gallons
Vash Pots, 20 gallons
CAR LOAD OF STON
I Gallon,fwith cover
gallon, with cover
gallon with cover
ingos $15
lleable Ranges $15
a Range 6
rge size, No. 8, with ware
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4 ' fpl
ware,
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ture,
j Tools
Reduced Prices <
rare Company
i And
irriving
Daily
warehouse just back of our old
riving by the carload?at new
ay. Come to see us. You will
ne old scale?Large purchases,
.mile Company
PALMAFESTA
PalmoMn Slato
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Columbia, March 28 to April 2.
ENTERTAINMENT AT PATRICK
On the evening of February 22,
there will he an entertainment at the
school audltoriumin interest of the
parsonage aid society. Everybody invited.
> Etc.
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edicament
CASH
ins
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25c.
35c.
50cI
ubs
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98c
$1.25
1.50
1.60
ots
$5.00 reduced to $3.42
. 6.50 reduced to 4.21
7 CO I 1 n
.uu V-UUCCU IU O.^O j
. 10 00 reduced to 6-84
E CHURNS
47c.
58c.
: 70c.
0 00 reduced to 98.00
0 00 reduced to 98.00
0.00 reduced to 50.00
. . . : 27.50
CO.
Office 'Phone 28
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