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? Washington, July 11: President Wilson today commuted to one year and a day the flve-year sentence of Milton A Carlisle, convicted at Greenville, S. C., October 26, 1910, of misapplication of the funds of the National bank of Newberry, S. C., of which he was formerly president. Carlisle, who was 73 years of age. has not yet served any of his term and the president commuted the sentence with the privilege of reconsideration if at any time it appeared that continued imprisonment would dangerously lm Vin nplflnnor'fi hAfllth. *><? * % ? K? ?v? AT THE CHURCHES. FIRST PRESBYTERIAN There will be no prayer meeting this week. ASSOCIATE REFORMED PRESBYTERIAN. Prayer meeting Wednesday afternoon at 6.15 o'clock. TRINITY METHODIST Prayer meeting Wednesday evening at 8.15 o'clock. BAPTIST. Preyer Meeting Wednesday evening at 8.15 o'clock. fecial Notices. Evangelistic Services. Rev. R. G. Lee will conduct a series of evangelistic services in the Hickory Grove Baptist church throughout this week. Services every morning at 10 o'clock, and every evening at 8.30. It Ice Cream Supper. The School Improvement Association of Blairsville, will serve ice cream at the Blairsville School House, on Friday, July 18th, from 5 to 10 p. m. It* Bessie Mitchell, Sec. and Treas. START YOUR LIVER, DON'T STOP WORK. Dodson's Liver Tone Acts Mildly, but 8urely. Livens Up the Liver and You Stay on Your Feet. It is the experience of calomel users that if they take enough of the drug to have the desired effect, u seriously interferes with their work the day after. . But this Is the least Important item, for calomel is often a dangerous drug and acts on the system violently. Don't take chances with calomel. Get a bottle of the pleasant, safe and perfectly harmless Dodson's Liver Tone, guaranteed to take the place of calomel. Instead of making you feel , worse the next day it makes you feel better?and you actually are better for no remedy In the whole world livens up the liver, regulates the bowels and really rejuvenates the system any better than this does. You are the sole judge of Its merits. The York Drug Store is fully authorized to hand you back your money without question if It falls to please you?and relieve you. Remember, if you feel constipated and bilious, what you need is Dodson's Liver Tone. A large bottle and a good guarantee for 60 cents from the York Drug Store. She Cotton JRarfcet. ' ~ i Yorkville, July 15.?Cotton, 12J eta. EYE GLASSES LOST SOMEWHERE between my home ' and store of W. E. Ferguson. Inside of case appears name of Dr. J. W. McConnell. Reward tf left at Enquirer office. YORKSTON GRIST. THE PARTY WHO picked up a No. 53 RAPID j WRITER Fountain Pen on Con- | gress street last Sunday, will receive a : reward if the pen is left at The Enqul- , rer office. It I CHAIN GANG FOR MAY Report of County Supervisor of Convicts Enrolled and Work Done. THE daily average of hands available during the month was 39, and the total number of days working, including Sundays, was 1,225. Widened Bethel road from Tate place to King's Mountain township line, and also graded and run fills from the Tate place to the rock bridge, on the Bethel road in Bethel township.- During month built Joe Riddle bridge over J? ??I- Oafhal *ftu'nshlrt. trowoer B crcea ill uciuv using 12 hands and two teams, for 22 , days. THOS. W. BOYD. Supervisor York County. 55 f It AUCTION SALES. SHERIFF'S SALE OF REALTT State of South Carolina, County of York. Catawba Lumber Company vs. W. N. Ashe. BY virtue of an Execution to me directed, and lodged In my office, I will sell at Public Auction, before the Court House Door at Yorkville, within the legal hours of sale, on the FIRST 1 MONDAY IN AUGUST, Next, Salesday, All that tract of land situated In York county, State of South Carolina, and known as the Glenn Place, containing THREE HUNDRED AND TWENTY-ONE (321) ACRES, more or less, lying on the waters of Cataw ba river, and bounded by the lands of T. E. Harper, Catawba Power Company and Davis Boyce. Terms of Sale, Cash. If the purchaser fails to comply with his bid in one hour a resale will follow immediately upon such default and at purchaser's risk. Purchaser to pay for all papers. HUGH G. BROWN, Sheriff of York County. 66 t 3t SHERIFF'S TAX SALE BY virtue of Tax Executions to me directed, and in conformity to the act of the general assembly approved, December 24, 1887, and amendments thereto, passed and approved, I will expose to public sale, before the Court House Door of York County, during the legal hours of sale, on the FIRST MONDAY IN AUGUST, next. (Salesday), being the 4th day of August, the following described Real Estate, to satisfy Taxes, Penalties and Costs, for the fiscal year commencing January 1, 1912, to wit: 1. Hall Bandanna?In Bethel township; joins lends of Perry Ferguson, church lot and others. Taxes, penalties and costs 35.45 3. W. W. Coney?One lot in Hickory Grove; Joins lot of J. F. Smith and others, on feacntree avenue, penalties and costs $7.85. 4. Estate M. V. Darwin?118 acres of land in Broad River township; Joins lands of S. A. Darwin and others. Taxes, penalties and costs $11.78. 5. B. K. Hardin?110 acres of land in Bullock's Creek township. Joins lands of J. K. Allison, W. B. Leech and others. Taxes, penalties and costs, $13.10. 6. Mary L. Crockett?Lot In Rock Hill; joins lots of Frank Carrlgan and others. Taxes, penalties and costs, $5.23. 7. Estate .Toe Smith?Two lots in Rock Hill; corner Saluda and State streets. Joins lots of W. I. Clawson. Taxes, penalties and costs, $8.58. 8. Estate Salina White?Lot and building in Rock Hill, corner Hampton and Elam avenue. Taxes, penalties and costs $12.51. 9. Jes McCIanahan?Lot in Rock Hill: Clinton Park, Robinson street, corner lot No. 11, part of lot No. 12. Taxes, penalties and costs, $5.80. 10. W. H. Whisonant?Two lots in Yorkville. part of Whisonant property. Lot No. 1. of Block No. 5. on the corner of Rose and Warren streets: and lot No. 3 of Block No. 5, beginning at N. E. corner of lot above described. Taxes, penalties and costs, $3.95. Terms: CASH. HUGH G. BROW S', Sheriff of York County. 56 t 3t Medical College Of the State of SOUTH CAROLINA OKABX.ZSTOV. S. C. Ktdidat and Pharmacy. Owned aad Controlled toy the State Session opens October 1st. 191S; ends Jane 4th, 1914. Unsurpassed clinical advantages offered by the new Roper Hospital. one of the largest and best equipped hospitals in the South. Exmw*A nisnpniarv iprvlpp I under control of Faculty. Ten appointment* eaoh year for graduate* In medicine for Hospital and Dispensary service. Medical and Pharmaceutical Laboratories recently enlarged and fully equipped. Department of Physlflogy and Embryology In affiliation with the Charleston Museum. Practical work for medical and pharmaceutical students a special feature. Eight full-time teachers In the laboratory branches. For Catalogue address Oeoar W. Bchlsater, Bsglstrar, Cor. Queen * Franklin fits., Charleston. 8. C. FOB SALB 1 Q ACRES land, 2 miles southXidtl east McConnellsville, on public road. One 2-story, 8-room dwelling thereon, necessary outbuildings, 2 wells, 2 springs, 80 acres In cultivation, balance In timber and pasture. A bargain for 227.50 per acre. Seu or write: J. T. CONRAD. R. F. D. No. 1, Guthriesville, S. C. t.f. tf. OXFORDS WE ARE NOW CLOSING OUT ALL LOW SHOES AT A GREAT REDUCTION. IT WILL PAY YOU TO CALL IN AND LOOK THEM OVER. OXFORDS FOR MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN IN ALL LEATHER8. McCONNELL'S WHO UNDERSELLS FRUIT JARS THERE IS NOT MUCH FRUIT TO CAN, BUT YOU SHOULD CAN ALL YOU CAN CAN. SEE US "FOR? FRUIT JARS PINTS, AND HALF GALLONS; EXTRA TOPS AND RUBBERS. INCIDENTALLY, WE WILL JUST SAY THAT IT IS TO YOUR INTEREST TO SEE US BEFORE YOU BUY GROCERIES OF ANY KINp. J. M. STROUP HOG FEED NOW IS THE TIME to start to feeding: that old sow aand pigs, and also those young hogs that you expect to make your meat of. Let us sell you some MILL FEED and RICE FLOUR. MASON'S FRUIT JARS? Extra Rubbers for JarB; also Extra Tops. We have extra fine Home Water Ground Meal?as good as can be made from White Corn, ground on Black's mill. See us for BUILDING MATERIAL? Shingles. Brick and Lumber of every kind. YORK SUPPLY COMPANY. WH0LE8ALE AND RETAIL HEM'S VINEGAR I SELL ONLY HEINZ'S VINEGAR. SEE ME FOR PURE AND COMPOUND LARD. A NEW SUPPLY OF CHEWING TOBACCO. COME HERE FOR IVORY AND FAIRY SOAPS. I W JOH it rr waiitwii THE COFFEE AND TEA STORE. G. H. O'LEARY REMEMBER THAT WHEN YOU ARE IN THE MARKET FOR FURNITURE, STOVES, HARNESS, SADDLES, or ANYTHING IN MY LINE, THAT I HAVE A NEW, CLEAN LINE TO SELECT FROM? QUALITY AND PRICES SECOND TO NONE. A SIMPLE COMPARISON WILL CONVINCE YOU. ASK FOR IT. G. H. O'LEARY A SLATE ROOF It is generally conceded the world over, that no roofing material equals slate. It keeps out the rain, Is not affected by heat and will last forever. The only reason why all buildings are not covered with slate is the first cost. Now, I am not selling slate roofs, but I do sell Protection for widows and orphans, estates and old age, that as compared to that sold by others is in the same class as the slate roof, except as to Cost. I refer to a policy in the Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Company. It Is Absolutely the Best there is for any of the purposes for which life insurance can be used, and a record of 68 years shows that no company has ever carried out its contracts at Lower Cost to the Policy Holder. Why not protect your loved ones, yourself or your estate with a "slate roof," especially when the cost is sure to be as low, and probably very much lower, than any other protection on the market? Look Before You Leap, but don't wait too long about doing either. SAM M. GRIST, Special Agent. IS YOUR CRl THE REPRESENT MERCHANTS' Are Arranging for t CREDIT For This District A BY THIS SYSTEM EACH INDIVI SHOWING HOW MANY PLACE* WITH WHAT DEGREE OF PR BILLS. THIS BOOK WILL ? STANDING, BUT THE CREDIT MAN OR WOMAN?WHO TRAD! I a financial rating the pcx promptly will secure a man of means who does n< Now is the Ti Old Account: Good Cret Porch and Lawn FURNITURE TJTnwr now is a flrood time to buy the PORCH AND LAWN CHAIRS AND SWING that you are wanting. We hayo an exceptionally nice line of these goods and selections will be easy, especially as we want to sell them quick to make room for new Pall goods that will be arriving soon. YOU WILL FIND OUR PRICES ATTRACTIVE. Let Us Show You TODAY. York Furniture Co. NOW IS THE TIME To start your canning business. We have 1-2 Gallon, Quart & Pint Glass Jars, Jelly Tumblers, Jar Tops, Rubbers, Wax Strings, and Tin Fruit and Tomatoe Cans. Can everything you cannot eat now. It's a great help to I a family to have a lot of canned vegetables, and fruits for winter use and the Jars, Tumblers, and Cans are cheap. You can reduce the cost of living by doing these things when vegetables and fruits are easy to get. Now up to September next you can do a good deal of it. Try at least. Fish are going, so are Hams, 17c a pound. Increase your flow of milk by using Hammonds Dairy Feed at $1.80 a sack of 100 pounds. W. H. HERNDON Feed Stuff [ YES. SURE. I HAVE ALL. KINDS OF FEED FOR ALL KINDS OF j ANIMALSHORSE AND MULE FEED COW FEED HOG FEED POULTRY FEED And the Best I sell Is the very Best of Its kind?better feeds are not made. Phone me your orders. You'll get right prices here. FLOUR Lots of people long ago have learnoH that T soil thA Host F"loiir on this market. Suppose you try a sack. J.M. FERGUSON. Summer A' Reduce< RIGHT NOW IS A SPLEND TICLES THAT YOU ALWAYS I THE SUMMER SEASON?THOS* BUY "BETWEEN SEASONS"?V OF THE ODDS AND ENDS OF STOCK, AND IF QUALITY AND IS CERTAIN THAT YOU WILL F OF INTEREST TO THE BUYER VALUES FOR THE MONEY SP1 10 Cts. LAWNS?Now Go At 15 Cts. CREPES?Now Go At 15 Cts. FOULARDS?Now Go At 25 Cts. LAWNS?Now Go At 25 Cts. REPPS?Now Go At 25 Cts. VOILES?Now Go At 110 Cts. CURTAIN SWISS?Now G 15 Cts. CURTAIN SWISS?Now G 20 Cts. CURTAIN SWISS?Now C 25 Cts. CURTAIN SWISS?Now G AL LEMBROIDERIES?Now Go LADIES' 10 Cts. VESTS?Now G< LADIES' 15 Cts. VESTS?Now G< LADIES' 25 Cts. VESTS?Now Go LADIES' 25 Cts. CORSET COVEI LADIES' 50 Cts. CORSET COVE MEN'S 50 Cts. UNDER VESTS?> MEN'S 75 Cts. UNDER VESTS?N MEN'S $1.00 UNDER VESTS?No\ MEN'S 75 Cts., $1.00 and $1.50 S' 25 Cts. MATTING RUGS?Now C 50 Cts. MATTING RUGS?Now G $3.50 MATTING DRUGGETS?N< NEW SHIPMENT OF WHITE CA ALL 25 Cts. SILK HALF HOSE? All 50 Cts. SILK HALF HOSE?I ALL LADIES' 25 Cts. SILK HOS ALL LADIES' 50 Cts. SILK HOS1 COME AND SEE US WHEN Cloud Ca WIT GOOD? ATIVES OF THE CREDIT CO. ? ' ? - # he Publication 01 a ' GUIDE s a Basis of Credit DUAL IS PLACED ON RECORD. 3 THEY SECURE CREDIT AND OMPTNESS THEY PAY THEIR 5HOW, NOT THE FINANCIAL STANDING, OF EVERYBODY? j SS ON TIME. AND AS IT IS NOT OR MAN WHO PAYS HIS BILLS I HIGHER RATING THAN THE E OT. # me to Pay the and Secure a dit Rating Louis Roth Anything Everything At The Right Price LOUIS ROTH SWAT THE FLY . . . * / : * : See to it that your house is well SCREENED, and don't put it off until June or July, and give the flies (the most dangerous animals in the world) a chance to ret a foothold In your home. GIVE US YOUR ORDERS FOR FLY SCREENS RIGHT NOW, and let us equip your house during this month?APRIL. After you have your house screened and see the benefits, you wouldn't do without Screens for three times the cost. OUR SCREENS ARE THE BEST ?they are made for YOUR WINDOWS and DOORS?they FIT and are substantial. LET US HAVE YOUR ORDERS QUICK. OLD FRAMES RE-WIRED? If your Old Frames need New Wire bring them to us and we will put on New Wire and make them as good as new. Prices are moderate. Do It TODAY. J. J. KELLER & COMPANY CATARRH A great many people suffer more or less from this very common ailment and In some cases catarrh, unless successfully treated and checked, leads to more serious troubles. There are hundreds of Catarrh remedies, some good, bad and indifferent. We have a number, but we especially recommend to Catarrh suffers? MUCU-TONE, CATARRH TABLTTS AND CATARRH JELLY. Mucu-Tone is our Guaranteed general remedy for catarrh. It is a preparation that has been thoroughly tested and has given universal satisfaction. It is a vegetable compound and contains nothing thtat will aid or cause the forming of a drug habit. Our Catarrh Tablets are for local treatment and are sold under a moneyback guarantee, as is also Catarrah Jelly, for nasal catarrah. See us. YORK DRUG STORE. Goods r ? i Prices ID TIME TO BUY THOSE ARCEED TOWARD THE END OF ] THINGS THAT YOU USUALLY fE ARE TRYING TO DISPOSE 1 OUR SPRING AND SUMMER i PRICES WILL INTEREST, IT IND MANY THINGS THAT ARE WHO WANTS TO GET EXTRA 3NT. MAKE US A VISIT NOW. 5 CTS. 8 1-2 CTS. 10 CTS. 19 CTS. 19 CTS. 15 CTS. oes At 7 CTS. o At 10 CTS. loes At 15 CTS. oes At 20 CTS. At HALF PRICE. ? At 7 CTS. Encli. 3 At 10 CTS. Eacli. At 20 CTS. Each. I x- ? tt ia nv VO U W VJU ni *w X/AWT. HS?Now Go At 38 CTS. !ow Go At 39 CTS. ow Go At 50 CTS. v Go At 75 CTS. rRAW HATS?Now 50 CTS. io At 19 CTS. o At 38 CTS. 3\v Go At $2.75 NVAS SHOES 98 CTS. Pr. -Now Go At 15 CTS. Jew Go At 35 CTS. E?Now Go At 20 CTS. Pr. S?Now Go At 10 CTS. Pr. ' YOU'RE SHOPPING. ish Store REAL ESTATE FORWARD! KEEP ABREAST OF THE TIMES. A SELECTION FROM ANY OF THE FOLLOWING WILL START YOU RIGHT: Elds will be entertained for the old A. R. P. Church Lot?On Madison Street, with or without the building. Lot, front 1021 feet, rear 107 feet, with uniform depth of 327 feet. The First Presbyterian Church-McAdams Lot?On Lincoln Ave., Just beyond residence of J. R. Lindsay. It's a beauty. See me at once. 117 A nl. ^ ICOI A ?? a* rmu??-xuog rtt;* co, 5 J miles from Yorkville, on Old Rock Hill road; 3-horse farm open; about 60 acres Oak and Hickory timber, 2 tenant houses, barn, crib, etc. Bounded by two branches, one on east and other on west, and by lands of Jos. E. Hart, J. E. Sadler and others. This is something nice. Dr. W. G. White?(1) Sherer Place of 60 acres. 1 tenant house, good barn and cotton house; splendid orchard; good well of water; adjoins lands of D. L,. Shleder, Sam Ferguson and others. Money here for some one. Who? (2) 3 nice lots on Charlotte street This property Is so situated that sewerage connection may be had without difficulty. (3) 4 nice lots on East Liberty street, part of Steele property. If you are looking for a delightful home site, then here you are. Hiosl F. McDow residence on King's Mountain Street Lot 63x161 feet 6room dwelling with large porch closet. New roof. Windows, doors all screened. Water, lights and sewerage. In fact a modern home. Do you want It? Then don't delay. W. B. Wilson lot on Southern Railway, 131x330 feet adjoining D. T. Woods and others. Good terms on this. W. J. Few ell place; 100 acres, one mile from town on Ridge Road, adjoining lands of Latta, Roth and others. 15 acres In cultivation, balance in pasture and woods. 5-room dwelling; one tenant house; barn and other outbuildings. Good well water, with pump attachments. It's nice. Just let me show it to you. It won't take long. The Walter W. Love Place?117 acres, one mile from town on Lincolnton road. 10-room dwelling and other outbuildings. It's a bargain. Walter Rose place. 87 acres, oneforth mile from town on Charlotte road. It will pay you to see me about this place. The Lowry (Pardue) Place?212 acres 1} miles for Delphos. A good bargain for someone. Hie E. N. Stephenson (Seahorn) Place?154 acres, 4| miles from town; 2 tenant houses and other outbuildings. 3-horse farm. Good, strong land. It's sure a bargain. 20 Shares Lockmore Mill Stock? For quick sale I will make the price very interesting. T/l? TVAT vAal/lAn/tA An I'M. 1*^3 Aun JWAJU^VU I VOiUOiivv wm Cartwrlght Avenue. M. E. Plexioo residence on King's Mountain Street - W. U Wallace residence on California Street I Spenoer-Dickson -residence on King's Mountain Street Mrs. W. 8. Peters residence on West Madison Street. If. W. White residence on Lincoln Avenue. "I. W. Johnson lot on East Liberty Strest?a beauty. < ,i King's Mountain Heights and C. E Spencer lots on Broad Street. These are ideal building lota Geo. W. Williams REAL ESTATE BROKER. Gut Glass and I Sterling Silver Of course you'know that I always have a very complete line of the neatest designs in CUT GLASS and STER -1 LING SILVER, and Just now I am showing some recent additions to my stock and it will be a pleasure to have you call and let me show these new rrryryArm try linll Th? H C"n 8 HTA all Buuuo vvr j wu. * ? *? ?ww.0? ? new, up-to-date and In qualities that are unsurpassed. Come and let me show you my lines of CUT GLASS and STERLING SILVER. These goods are always most acceptable as souvenirs for June brides. ALARM CLOCKS? . If ygu have difficulty about awaking from your pleasant dreams In the early morning, the thing you need is a "BIG BEN." a "BABY BEN" or an 8-DAY ALARM CLOCK. These are the best alarms made, but I have "Rest Disturbers" at less prices. T. W. SPECK, The Jeweler FILBERT PICNIC THE annual picnic under the auspices of Filbert Camp Woodmen of the World, will be given on FRIDAY, AUGUST 1st. Several prominent speakers will be Invited for the occasion and will be announced" later. Music by good band. D. C. OLARK for Com. The Big Kirkj Is the Biggest Sue I Sale Closes SATURDj people know we have i Store can be depended Every Day?Attend th< j SALE ON COTTON GOC 7 l-2c APRON GINGHAM? 3 15c COLORED LAWNS? 3 1-J 5c BLEACHING? 3110c COLORED LAWNS? ! 10c DRESS GINGHAMS? ! 10c WHITE GOODS? ! 8 l-3c BLEACHING? 1 10c CURTAIN SCRIM? I 15c HAMILTON HICKORY 11 15c LONSDALE CAMBRIC 1 ! 15c WAMSUTTA NAINSOOK 1 10c 40 in. Best SEA ISLAND 7130c 10-4 Unbleached SHEETING 2 i 35c 10-4 Bleached SHEETING 2 SILKS! SILKS! ? One lot 25c SILKS?Short Leni Remnants?Sale Price 10 One lot 50c SILKS?Short Leni clean up?Sale Price 2? $1.00 MESSALINE3S?All Colors?i 7i 75c 36 In. BLACK TAFFETA?Gu All Silk?Sale Price 4; LACES AND EMBROIDER LACES, INSERTIONS and EDGI 1 CEh | EMBROIDERIES?Sale Price 4 C" We have taken out all Short Leni to 21-2 yards pieces, and ma Fraction of Their Real Values. OXFORDS, PUMPS, AND SAI We have received Three Caseseach?of Ladies' White Oxfords i since Sale began. These are r at Sale Prices I $1.25 White OXFORDS and PUM1 Price 9 $1.50 White OXFORDS and PUMF ton and Lace?also Strap Sanda $2.00 OXFORDS and SANDALS and Lace?Tan. Gun Metal an worth up to $2.50?Sale FTice ALL OXFORDS and SANDALS Boys' OXFORDS Reduced 20 Pei More. Men's OXFORDS $1, ATTEND THFS ' SALE. HALF PRICE TH ALL MEN'S CLOTHING IN GRAY, BROWNS AND MIXTURES, ON SALE JJ // THIS WEEK AT HALF DlX. PRICE. J ? THOMSON'S ? ** If You have not yet t ing, Shoes, Dry SHOES AND OX FOE ALL MEN'S, LADIES' and CHILDE In Tan, Patent and Gun Metal? . Reduced 25 Per OXFORD SPECIAL One Lot of Ladles' OXFORDS and Sale at One Lot Misses' and Children's PU FORDS?On Sale at Men's EDWIN CLAPP OXFORDS-^ and Tans?On Sale, Special 20 PER CENT REDUCT On Men's SHIRTS. UNDERWEAR ONE-THIRD REDUOT ON MEN'S AND BOYS' PANTS. BE ONE-THIRD REDUOT ON ALL BOYS' CLOTHING AT TI WEEK. MEN'S WORK SHIRTS AND < On Sale This Week at 20 Per DRY GOODS AND 8LL TWENTY PER CENT RED All COTTON DRESS OOODS, SILK TICS?Reduced 20 Per Cent at Week. Spend One Day This W Friends about THOI tomer Satisfied with Yourself. Remembe One Lot Boys' Athletic Undershirts and Drawers rwvw ?On Sale at 10 CTS. the f L Garment. ' M Mi Men's Straw Hats?On Sale at HALF PRICE. Men's Panama Hats? 92.98. GOOD BEEF~ When YOU want STALL-FED MEATS, Call on or Phone the CITY MARKET. You'll ?et It here, as we HANDLE NOTHING BUT STALLFED BEEF. Choice Steaki and Beef Roasts at all times. HAMS AND BACON? Just received a fresh shipment of BONELESS BOILED HAMS. CURED HAMS and BREAKFAST BACON My, but these are gooa, ana inis is the /economical way to buy Hams We sell you Just what you want?A single pound or a ham, or a single pound or a whole piece of bacon. In this way you eliminate all waste and buy Just what you can use. The quality of these meats Is the BEST. CALVES AND CHICKENS. We will buy all the good, fat Calves and Hens that are delivered at our market, at the market price, until further notice. Also will buy all the Butter and Eggs we can handle. Tours for quality, CITY MEAT MARKET C. F. 8HERKR. New A mmZ -W t/^ | n AlllVdiS JAMESTOWN DROPS, LEMON DROPS, ELITE SNOWFLAKES, FRESH LOT CANDIES? All grades that's good. PliATES, CUPS, SAUCERS? A nice lot of them In White and Decorated ware. ECONOMY JARS? We still haijdle these Jars because they are the best?save the fruit better. Try them. Look at my Teas. Iney'll suit you. CALL ON US? When you want to buy?We have the goods and want to sell them. J. M. BRIAN COMPANY. CLEAR - NOW GOIl jatrick-Bt cess we have ever had. II \Y NIGHT as advertised, just what we advertise and upon. Hundreds of Bargai e Big "Minute" Sales. Ev SPECIAL Ml 2CTS V1 5 CTS.' Yd EVERY DAY DTJR = ?Jf' Xj" We will Sell At 10 to 10.15 j CTS. Yd. > CTS. Yd. Taped, Bleached VE81 > CTS. Yd. 0 CTS. Yd. 0 CTS. Yd. 1 CTS. Yd. ??? 2 CTS. Yd. WEDNESDAY, 10T1 4 CTS. Yd. 6 CTS. Yd. We will Sell One Lot of U ? Waists?Some Slightly S ?ths and to Customer? ??Sis?Tod' WEDNESDAY, 16TH I CTS. Yd. We will sell Men's 25 Cts. 3ale_Prlce_ Customer I CTS. Yd. aranteed THURSDAY, 17TH t CTS. Yd. l|Pft We will Sell Val Laces a 1,60 Customer? NG? IT Yd. Up. THURSDAY, I7T1I, TS. Yd. Up pths?i 1-2 We w111 Sel1 Men's 15 Cts. rked at a Customer ? }hoeae' FRIDAY', 18TH, A1 NDALS We will Sell 10 Cts. Colore ind Pump, ?? Cuatomer narked up FRIDAY, 18TH, A1 ?S?Sale We will Sell 25 Cts. !Wlnt 8 CTS. Pr. Colors?2 to Customer >0 Rut. .Is 98 CTS. SATURDAY', 10TH, . ?Button we will Sell 10 Cts. and II d Vlcl? tomer $1.68 Reduced. SATURDAY', 19TH, A r Cent and We wm ge]1 CH>1|?tlte.s 05 t ,38 to $4.29 Customer Kirkpatric OMSON COMPA - CONTINUES THEIR ; CLEARING SA LL THIS WEEK-COM 1l i .1 n. UKCfi ucii/umuge ui i/ur j Goot/s and Millinery, D IDS TWENTY LEN'S OXFORDS Qn A? ? Cent 'nils Week. DERWEAR g LACE PUMPS?On RE1 Mpl'a^Tbx^' *" and , vt OTB. Pair. Thomaon'a al < > ^^'is'plilr. ? BCLGAR WON ON 8 and HOSIERY. Every Piece of FLOUNCING ION ?r- -the Yard?O fY YOURS NOW. ION BED 8 lOMSON'S THIS SOLD AT ! OVERALLS AU WHITE QUI1 OVERALLS At 20 Per Ce C*nt Redaction. m ??? T KS TWENTY ] ucnoN 8 AND DOMES- A1LC2Xr?JL2H< . Thomson's This BATH TOWEL - ' eekat THOMSON'S Big C Vf SON'S Prices and Quality his Purchase at This Sto sr the Sale CLOSES SATL . % t , i . !< ' ;.... b | WMSON COMPAl YORKVILLE, S. C. ' You Drink to Yoi When Yon Drink Oar WE SERVE SODA that comh LICIOUSNESS. PURER beverag tain are not procurable, because ? ' ' I t. * Every drop of water that goes lnt .1 . . ED. The Gas that carbonates it gree?rure ?_?ruuiuu auiu um to OUR SYRUPS are made fron that grow, imparting a delightful] ICE CREAM IS A SPECIAL selves and we know that it is CL1 Cream used is from a Sanitary Da It COSTS US MORE TO MAKE C the commercial product. OUR < Butter Fat, while the commercial cent OUR CREAM TOUCHES CLEAN?IT IS PURE?IT IS W Our Fountain trade last year Joyed. We MADE AND SERVI GALLONS OF ICE CREAM afte on June 26th, and nearly 400 gall* proud of this volume of refreshi wonderful increase in our Fount! THE GOODS SERVED?and NO' in order to make "longer" profits. SO, REMEMBER. SHIEDER' FOR PURITY BEVERAGES ANI SHIEDER D J - THE NYA j WW Engraved Calling Cards, Script lettering, 50 for $1.00, at The Enquirer Office. IANCE W ON AT ilk Comp you haven't been, come 1 We never "continue" sa that we do just what we sa ns not advertised. Come a erybody gets Waited On du NUTE SALE: | Children's Children's ING ENTIRE SALE I A. M., ladle* 10 CIS. Full Lad'e8' Ladles' 2 rs?Two to Customer? colors i 2 1-2 CTS. Each. Ladles' Si: Ladles* 10< ? Ladles' Uf I, 11 TO 11.15 A. M. MEN'S C ulles' $1.00 and $1.25 Shirt Men's 18.51 oiled?Others Just In?One Men's 110 50 CTS. Each. Men.s |lf [, 3.30 TO 3.45 P. M. Men's $15 I Silk N^k Ties?One to a I!0",8 fII * 10 CTS. Each. ^en f Boys' SUI' F, 11 to 11.15 A. M. Men's PA> nd Insertions?10 Yds. to ? 2 1-2 CTS. Yard. Boys PAIS , 3.30 TO 3.45 P. M. Men's and , Lion Brand Collars? 4 to Men's and 2 For 15 CTS. Mer.'s ll.OC . Men's NEC P 11 TO 11.15 A.M. Men . and *1 Lawns?1 Dress Pattern 10 Yards 38 CTS. Men's and ' 3.30 TO 3.45 P. M. w , . Men's HOI low Shades?All the Good 10 ere. Each. TABLE LI vr 11 TO 11.15 A. M. wl YOUR w > Cls. TOWELS?2 to Cus- Table LI: 5 CTS. Each. time to 1 LT 3.30 TO 3.45 P. M. MERCERI 3ts. Box Soap?2 Boxes to ah Linen ' 10 CTS. Box. An DOILIl k-Belk Co. NY HALF PRICE I all ladies', bosses and also children's I r? trimmed hats ?now JLlj on sale at just half E price. ? thomson's ? Redactions in Clothrr Trrrn nrrpir 0 dO itlld VYLLA ' r PER CENT REDUCTION id Children's HOSIERY and UNAt THOMSON'S THIS WEEK. 8 AND EMBROIDERIES )UCED 20 PER CENT J *' EMBROIDERIES?On Sale At t 20 Per Cent Redaction This Week. ION VOILE FLOUNCING# ALE AT HALF PRICE I- 'Ttin'rtaA f? A O'lCo 45-Inch BULGARIAN VOILE I?worth <1.00. <1.50 and <2.50 a Sale Tills Week At HALF PRICE. IPREAD8 AND SHEETS 80 PER CENT REDUCTION LTS and SHEETS?Now On Sale nt Redaction at Thomson's. OWELS REDUCED PER CENT AT THOMSON'S. wK, LINFV HUCfC, DAMASK AND S?On Sale at 90 Per Cent Reduction.-''' " ?' Hearing: Sale. Ask your r. We make Every Cusre. Come and see for RDAY NIGHT. i ... Hamilton Hickory Shirting .... ?Sale Price 10 Cul Y<C I# V Beet Bleaching II 8 Ota. Yd. i. Colored Uwu 71-2 Cta. Yd. . Drew Ginghams 8 Cta. YO. Best Percales . 10 Cta. Yard. trOwn"Health" " Sparkling Beverages Inea HEALTHFITLNESS and DE ea than are served at Our FounOURS are ABSOLUTELY PURE. 0 a glass of our Soda Is FILTERla PURIFIED to the highest de- ' Healthful. 1 the most luscious RIPE FRUITS >y fruity flavor to our beverages. -I > TY WITH US.' We make It ou-CAN. PURE, WHOLESOME. The .iry and Its Purity is unquestioned. UR CREAM than it would to boy ?REAM Contains M Per Cent of product contains about & to 8 per THE SPOT. IT IS RICH?IT IS HOLESOME. was the largest we have ever en3D OVER TWELVE RUNDRED r installing our Electric Freesers ana of CQCA COLA. We are very nent business. We attribute this tin business to the PURITY OF r substituting Inferior ingredients S DRUO STORE IS THE PLACE -v rnw nn w a ira J IVy Hi VIVX^/VIUM. RUG STORE L STORE - | WW Carbons for typewriter and pencil uee?at The Enquirer Office, 12-00 box, 100 sheet??The Kind yeu have been paying 98-00 for. SALE\ any's Phis Week, as this Big les for any reason. The iy we will do. THIS nd see vourself. Gome ring thsse Sales. II 5IERY AND UNDERWEAR jg 10c HOSE?Black only 5 CTS. ffi 25c Rod Raven HOSE 121-2 CTS. Pair. B 2 BLACK HOSE 5 CT8. Pr. M 5c HOSE?Slightly seconds?All ffif Sala Price 10 CT8. Pair Eg LK HOSE 33 CTS. to $1.19 Pr. fl s GAUZE VESTS 5. CT8. Eaoh || HON SUITS 19 and 39 CT8. Each ? LOTHING AND FURNISHINGS. I 1 Blue Serge SUITS $6.96 ffi Blue Serge SUITS $7.48 B 60 SUITS?all colors $9.95 B SUITS?all colors $11.48 B 50 SUITS?all colors $13.98 B JO SUITS?all colors $15.98 B TS? Reduced 20 Per Cent. H9 ITS?all sizes and colors? Reduced 20 Per Cent. EM fTS?4's to 18's? Reduced 20 Per Cent. IN Boys' 25c SHIRTS 19 CTS. ?g Boys' 50c SHIRTS 39 CT8. I Lion Brand SHIRTS 78 CT8. B 1KWEAR Reduced 20 Per Cent U Boys' BELTS? m Reduced 20 Per Cent. Eg Boys' UNDBRWJUAK? m Reduced 20 Per Cent. R 3IERY Reduced 20 Per C*nt || NENS, 8HEET8, TOWELS, ETC. B lere TOU see the Dollars Coming B| 'ay. If You are going to need any ml nen In a year or two?NOW is the gj| buy. Sfi ZED TABLE LINEN? 3 19 CT8. to 39 CT3. Yd. H TABLE DAMASK 39 CT8. to $1.19 ES?Reduced 20 Per Cent. N ir will pay\ you |