Fort Mill times. (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, February 14, 1918, Image 3

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' ^r^fp V"" ' *^> ' 1 r. f? ^ "'V^^* ITEK OF L9CJU. IRTEtEST. ~ PMr. and Mrs. J. E. Williamsoi of Concord. N. CL, wore guests Sunday of Mrs. J. H. Lewis. Mrs. Jas. Potts, of South Bethlehem. Fa. ,JEra guest in the home of Mrs. R. M. Erwin on , Booth street. r; Haile Ferguson came over from - Camp Sevier during die past week to visit his parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. C. Ferguson. 0 W. R. Bradford, of Fort Mill, a member of the York delegation in the State Legislature, has again been appointed a member of the house committee on printing. At the last meeting of town council an ordinance was adopted forbidding the use of cut-outs on automobiles while running on the streets of the town. Mr. A. C. Hudson left this week with his family to take charge of a farm belonging to Mr. Frank Therrell in the Pleasant Valley neighborhood. At the last meeting of the local lodge Woodmen of the World, C. W. Eason resigned as clerk of the camp and B. E. Patterson was elected in his stead. The members of the Christian Endeavor society of the Presbyterian church will enjoy a social session tonight, the eve of St. Valentine's Day, at the home of Miss Bess Spratt. Jesse Milling, a young employe of one of the local mills, passed the examining board at Rock Hill Monday and on Tuesday was sent to Camp Sevier, Greenville, where he will enter the service. W. P. Epos, of school district No. 39, in Fort Mill township, has found it will be impossible for him to serve as food administrator for the district and Dr. Johnson has appointed in his. stead. Major W. W. Boyce. The Carolina Bargain House / moved this week from the >. Meacham building which contained their stock of dry goods and notions to the Belk building on the opposite side of the street and now occupy both store rooms formerly occupied by McElhaney & Co. Submarine hunters at the rate nf n ..til 4.1 3 4 ui uuu a uajr w411 uc iiinicu uui from the shops of the Ford Motor Co.. at Detroit, Mich. The boats will measure 200 feet and will displace about 300 tons. Military characteristics of the design have not been disclosed. Today is "Parampunt Day" at the Majestic Theatre, the offering being a 5-part Laskv feature, "Unconquered" featuring Fannie Ward. "Paramount Day" always draws well at the Majestic. the picture loving public having learned that Paramount productions always mean an evening of pleasure such as i? afforded by few of the producing companies. Rev. Edward Mack, D. D.. ol Union Theological Seminary, Richmond, Va., spent a short while in Fort Mill the last week enroute to Florida, where he will spend a part of his vacation. While here Dr. Mack was the guest of his sisters, Mesdamef W. B. Ardrey and Elizabeth Belk. , Miss Dora Grier is expected tc return to Fort Mill from New York City next Sunday morning, and in a short time will agair take a position in the office ol the Fort Mill Mfg. company. Miss Grier has been similarlj engaged in New York for severe months, and her many friendf here and elsewhere in this sec tion will be pleased to know thai she is to return home. The Rev. E. Zimmerman, i . Christian Jew, of Brooklyn, N. Y., who is taking a specia ...:i wuioc iu wiuiiivib ociiiiuiujr wii preach in the Presbyteriar church next Sunday morning anc evening. His subject at th< morning service will be "Whj the Jews do not accept Christ/ and at the evening* service *Th< Gospel and the Jew." Mr. P. C. Whitlock, trusi omcer or tne American Trus company of Charlotte, has con eluded a contract with Mr. J. J Bail eft whereby the latter as sumes control of the farm landi recently owned by the Charlotfc Brick company. The tract em braces about 600 acres and Mr Bailes expects to rent the lam to tenants this year for th< cultivation of crops. . ,|u . / " ** I My. Geo. Fish bad as his guest I on Sunday his nephew. Mr. Geo. ' Bell, of Charlotte. '. Mrs. J. A. Boyd lias been ill 1 for several days at her home on Confederate street i ucy government nas during I > the iMt few days had the streets 1 t of the town nicely leveled by the use of a scraper and a four-mul* team. All the ruts have beer filled and the rough places smoothed and with continued fair weather' the streets will within a few days be in good condition again. Postmaster B. H. Massey has received notice from the postoffice department that the order recently promulgated requiring train No. 28, northbound, to carry mail, has been revoked. This mail formerly was carried by train No. 32, and only a few days ago was changed to train No. 28. The reason for attain putting the mail on 32 was that I the railroad company was un- I able under present conditions to furnish an extra car for mail purposes on train 28. Graded School Honor Roll. Following is the honor roll of the Fort Mill graded school for January: First Grade?Distinguished: Allie Bradford, Pansy Gamble, Mildred Kearns, Josephine McCorkle, Lillie Norman, Lula Parks, Guy Reeves, Parks Bradford. Charles Cannup, Odell Merritt, Everod Armstrong, Kenyon Young, Houston Evers, John McGuirt. Advanced First? Distinguished: Garland Dyches, Harry Harke>, Claude Culp. second tirade?Highly Dis- , tinguished- James Fulp, Finley 4 Lee, Mary Garrison. Distin- < guished: Mary Barber, Margaret < Bailes, Bleeker Bailes, John < Bennett. Melvin Carter, Ethel 4 Epps, Gregory Dyches, Law- t rence Hawley, Fay Johnston, James Merritt, Evelyn Mills, Leo Potts. Third Grade?Highly Distin- : guished: Frances Bradford, Geo. Boss Garrison, Omie Hood, Lewis McKibben, Faulkner Parks, Owen Patterson. Distinguished: J Willie May Kearns, Frances , Hoagland, Mary Brenan Harris, i Henry Kimbrell, Gurney Robert- J son, Myrtle Reeves, Malton Pur- < dee. 1 Fourth Grade?Highly Distinguished: Willie Bradford. Elliott Bennett, John McLaughlin, Cora Massey, Gracie Purdee, Inez j Wolfe, Henry Link. Distinguish- 1 ed: Harvey Capps, Hazel Gross, Clyde Merritt, Susie Lee Patterson, Hattie Parks. Fifth Grade ? Distinguished: . Mary Baker, Liliie Bailes, M. Jones, Edith Parks, Louise Pat. terson, Hampton Dyches, Midas 1 Link. John McKee Spratt, Thom, as Purdee, Hazel Carter. ? Sixth Grade?Hiarhlv Distin ; guished: Bertha Moore. Dis, tinguished: Elizabeth Ardrey, , Lawrence Armstrong, Katharine r Massey. Seventh Grade?Highly Distinguished: Martha Dyches, Grace Goodwin, Elizabeth Mills, Anna Wolfe, Frank Jones. Dis tinguished; Virginia Barber. Acts of Lost Legislature. ? Chief among the acts passed i by the general assembly, which t finished its session Tuesday were; To create a home for the * feeble-minded. To introduce the Australian ballot system in all cities and 1 incorporated towns. Rural district precincts are excepted. To create an industrial home ' r for girls. 1 To ratify the federal pro* hibition amendment. To create the State Council of < ^ Defense. To repeal the State income tax i law. To admit women to the prac| tice of law. _ 1 To further restrict the quart\ a-month liquor law by requiring 1 that judges of probate issue peri sonally all liquor permits, to be j issued only in tne judge of pro' bate's office. Under the amend? ed law it is incumbent upon the official to establish the accuracy of the affidavits made in prot curing the permits. Violation is * punishable as for malfeasance of * office. A State wide compulsory school " attendance law was passed in ? the senate, but was killed in the B house. The senate killed the " t4bone dry" prohibition bill * passed by the house. The senate * also refused to abolish the State * tax commission, in conformity with action by the lower body. ISwBiftMlffiwgrjwi.iffiiiiJii < -<> ''JK'*' 1 Stop Thi W! HotebinsoD': Cherry i 25 cts a bottle. Money bac HUTCHINSON1 Agents for M 1 We Take I I I In pleasing the I keeper. For a j; groceries of teste* ; that our store cam ; Our prices are alv j and we are prep ; public with the be ; our line. I Phone us your wj I ways "on the job." #* v l I Parks Gr< I Phon I NOTICE OF SALE. In order to wind up the estate of kfrs. Margaret H. Wolfe, deceased, I vill offer for sale on Saturday, Februiry 23, 1918, in front of the First National Bank in Fort Mill, S. C., between the hours of 10 and 12 a. m. the lalf-acre lot and house thereon situated >n Spratt street known as the Wolfe louse. Terms of sale cash. J. L. SPRATT, Executor. Wanted. 2000- cords of 4-ft. Wood, Oak or Pine, at Camp Greene. Prompt deivery; will also contract for 60 day deivery. Write, wire or 'phone us. Brown-Knox Mercantile Co,, Davidson. N. C. bin|^>! DANNIE WARD^ll ^ nt f>; | MAJESTIC TO-DAY in a Five-Part Drama, "Unconquered." TAX NOTICE-lei7. Office of the County Treasurer of York County. York, S. C., Sept. 17, l?l7. Notice is hereby given that the Tax Books for Ifork County will be opened on Monday, the 15th day of October, 1917, and remain open until the 31st day of December, 1917, for the collection of State. County, School and Local Taxes, for the fiscal year 1917, without Sanalty; after which day One Per ent penalty will be added to all payments made in the month of January, 1918, and Two Per Cent penalty for all payments made in the month of February, 1918, and Seven Per Cent penalty will be added to all payments made tko lot Af Ma.aV. 1Q1Q ?A tk. 4tvm kiav *ov m?j vi mat vii, '<v uiv 15th day of March, 1918, and after this date all unpaid taxes will go into executions and all unpaid Single Polls will be turned over to the several Magistrates for prosecution in accordance with law. For the convenience of taxpayers I will attend the following places on the days named: And at York from Monday, November 19th, until Monday, the 81st day of December 1917, after which date the penalties will attach as stated above. Note- The Tax Books are made up by Townships, ' and parties writing about Taxes will always expedite matters if they will mention the Township or Townships in which their property or properties are located. HARRY E. NBIL, Old newspapers for sale at The TIsms OfEce. % t*"* -ns; s Compound "Fort Rain, k if not relieved. mmmm We have ] and Boys, ai S PHARMACY Ladies Co Silverbloom lorris' Candy. I you like, I Misses* an ???| to match, at finch length, Co lot . r\ 1? 1 % over, at 50c a Delight i Me? s, Wo ? coats and Si ? I Just recei | ' kets. V - particular house- | LADIES?? general stock of I here, Silks merit we believe i and Stripes. not De out-classed. | No more \ pays at the bottom ^ springless k ared to serve the J st of everything in | .' ants. We are al- | Pattersf "Fort J >cery Co., | L e 116 | * Need a New Wagon? ^ id I ' joxfiBtii y\ Two car loads of these wagons on hand, and they were bought over a year ago, when wagons were 40 to 50 per cent cheaper than they are today. In order to reduce our stock, we will sell a few of these wagons for less than to-day's wholesale price. * Fort Mill Lumber Company. I In Our New Home. The CAROLINA BARGAIN LtOUSE is now ready for business in the S. A. Lee Cash Store and the one next above, which has been remodeled to suit the class of merchandise we handle. GROCERY and HARDWARE Department contains nothing but clean goods and the prices in both stores are marked in plain figures, and this is our only price. Same price to everyone and all pay cash and save money. We make special efforts to please each customer.?large or small. We carry a large line of CANDIES, every piece GUARANTEED PURE. SHOES, DRY GOODS and NOTIONS will always be sold here at Bargain Price. Spend a PLEASANT HOUR in the 5c, 10c and 25c Department. It will pay von to buy here. Carolina Bargain House, B. M. LEE, Proprietor. I ^pymi^^^H $ I mi's Dry 6oods Store, : pM Mill's Fastest Growing Store." I ^j * I ' v-if wH y, i ! ? ! j ., ' | * jjpJ Sleet and Snow! 1 I ' 1! Fine Weather, Eh? M Rain Coats for Ladies, Girls, Men W& ay style or color you want. ats, Tan, Navy and Black, Poplin, ^jjH l or Silk, with or without belt, just $2.00 to $10.00. d Children's Navy Blue Coats, Hat $4.00. ts, Tan, Gray and Black, 50 and 54 sizes up to 44, at $4.50 to $12.00. >f Children's Rain Capes, carried each. mens' and Children's Winter Overlits, 1-4 off regular prices. ved a shipment of good, warm Blan5ome ol the new Spring Skirts are and # Poplins, Black, Navy, Plaids Vindow Shade trouble. We sell the ind. ? Jj i t in's Dry Goods Store. Will's Fastest Growing Store." ? 1 I =================================== Your Home! { Is it fiitted with everything in FURNITURE that VOlir health and rnmfnrf demands? If not, come to see us. We'll satisfy you. Our prices and terms will appeal to you, as well as the quality of our goods. Young & Wolfe. The Furniture Men. Snow Drift Lard. 10 lb. bucket - $2.35 5 lb. bucket 1.25 4 lb. bucket 1.00 PICKLES Heinz Pickles, sour and sweet, per bottle, . .25 " India Relish, per bottle, 30 " Pickled Onions, per bottle, 25 " Pure Apple Vinegar, per quart,. 35 CANNED GOODS CAMPBELL'S SOUPS. Rex Beef Tripe, per can, 35 Rex Cooked Brains,, per can 25 Rpt Rnaof Rocf n?i- con Rex Mince Meat, *per package, .10 Our stock is now more complete than ever before and we appreciate and solicit your orders. = FERGUSON & PHILLIPS 'Highest Prices Paid for Pork. n lSVAAND HIDE3