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AFTER SATURDAY, OCT. 13TH WE will discontinue the GINNING OF COTTON for the general public. BLACK BROS. Oct. 9 t.f. 2t* BOYS WANTED. WE want two bright, intelligent boys, about fifteen years of age, willing to learn to work in the mechanical department of THE ENQUIRER OFFICE. The right boys will have an opportunity of learning the Printer's trade and will receive fair pecuniary compensation with a good opportunity for promotion. Applicants will ; please address us in their own handwriting through the postofflce. L. M. GRIST'S SONS. Publishers Yorkvllle Enquirer. Oct. 9 t.f. 3t* NOTICE TO CREDITORS I ALL and singular the creditors of JAMES F. HART, deceased, are hereby notified that, under order of the Court of Common Pleas for York county, in the case of Onu. xv* liart, fn J dlvldu&lly, etc., against Walton S. Neil, Adrn'r* et al*. they are required to establish their claims before me, at my office, on OCTOBER 25TH. 1906, at 10 A. M., at which hour the reference will commence. J. A. TATE, C. C. C. Pleas. Oct. 9 t St J a a. M. Starr, J. F. Mo El was. President Sec. and Treas. YORK SUPPLY CO. Incorporated. If you are fond of a real good COFFEE, you should try some of our "BLUE RIBBON" COFFEE. It is put up in a nice milk can that holds Five Pounds and sells for 91.00 a Can. A good GREEN COFFEE for 12) Cts. a Pound. ROASTED COFFEE at 15 Cents a Pound, and MORNING GLORY at 25 Cents a Pound. Good MIXED TEA at 65 Cents a Pound. One carload R. R. P. OATS. Two carloads fertilizers ior grain.' SEE RYE. We are well fixed In FLOUR, and will make It to your interest to see us for anything in GROCERIES and SHOfiS One carload SHINGLES at $2.50 and $3.50 per thousand. IRON ROOFING?V-Crlmped and Corrugated. Call and see our TWO HORSE DISC PLOW. YORK SUPPLY CO. THE BANKMoney Order HAS MORE THAN ONE GOOD FEATURE OVER OTHER . MONEY ORDERS. First: THEY ARE .CHEAPER. Second: THEY ARE LESS TROUBLE TO BUY. Third: THEY ARE MORE maeivr v nvtm t/> TE1 T/\DT iWWHii uvriiiv.iir<i/ 11 iiuoi Fourth: THEY ARE GOOD THE WORLD OVER. THIS Bank Sells THEM. The First National Bank, Yorkville S. C. Lynchburg Plows Now, that It would seem as If Old Sol has again risen to supremacy over the Clouds that have held forth for the past several weeks, it will be only a short time until his Majesty, the King of Day, will have Mother Earth dry enough for the industrious tillers of the boII to begin their fall plowing for fall grain and early spring planting. Every progressive farmer admits the value of deep plowing and thorough pulverizing before planting the seeds. If you haven't a Turn Plow, you should have one. If you have one you should have a Lynchburg, because it is unquestionably and indisputably the Equal if not the Best Turn plow in the world. We have so ?? - Will*,. ik/v Ill Uv II idllll 111 Lite ttUUJ \J Ul Uic Lynchburg Plow to please every discriminating farmer that we are quite willing to put them In the hands of responsible farmers with the Guaran- < tee: If the Lynchburg falls to prove up every claim made for It, just kindly bring it back. See us about IT. YORKVILLE HARDWARE (JO. k MONEY TO LEND. ON Improved farms In York county. Interest: Loans not under 11,000, 7 per cent; under $1,000, 8 per cent. No broker's commissions. Repay merits easy. Apply to C. W. F. SPENCER, Rock Hill, or undersigned. C. E. SPENCER, Atty. at Law. Sept. 21. April 21 f i l!"Our 0| n |J WAS A SUCCESS. AND WE WIS CONFIDENCE SHOWN BY YO || PATRONAGE. Although we kept from 10 i ! I all the BARGAINS are gone, for | EVERY DAY OF THE SALE. i i OUR SALE has closed, but ( || AND ENDS left over?Overlooked While they last these BARG^ I! SALE I 0 11 Among these bargains are about * SHOES?Kid aiul Calf Skin?Soi ^ worth $1.25 everywhere?While tl , i Men's $2.25 Calf Skin Shoes. A few pairs 25c and 50c Child & ONLY 20 CENTS and SO CENTS. || UMBRELLAS for 35 CENTS ? TEN YARDS BEST CALICO || REMEMBER?We keep a fi GOODS, CLOTHING AND SHOES 11 Will Thank YOU to Call. 1 THE FOUSHEE || YORK VU f^.L r. j. r.-t. t..t. r. j. r^.t. r. a T,.i VTVTV rVTVTVTVTVTVTVTVTwvirr^ "TvTVTWcv* ? ' ^ |; idiso i !! WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED | > DISC PLOWS In Three and Two 1 (> We Guarantee them to do Go< | ^ Ground, on Hillsides or Level Lan ?? age from defects for twelve mont ;; GLENN Sz V. r, . T. t- T tr.,1, r.A T..t. T. t. r, ^ r t_ r t? Lri A _ri A? y?w"wTwTvTVTvTVTV"VTVTVTVT?v Building Material If you expect to BUILD In WOOD, STONE. BRICK. CEMENT BLOCKS, or anything else, it will be to your interest'to see us before you decide all the details. We build everything (ex- ( cept castles in the air) and will be ( pleased to furnish you with estimates , on Materials, Part of the Work, or . all of the Work, as may please you. ( In anv event see us before you begin . | operations?we may be able to save ' you money on Lumber, Hardware, Lime, Cement. Fibre Plastering, and | then too, you want to be sure that ] you have it in your contract that the painting is to be done with DEVOE PAINT?if you do you'll certainly get ( I the BEST Paint obtainable. i J. J. KELLER & CO. I OSTEOPATHY. CAN ARRANGE TO PRACTICE IN YORKVILLE, ANYONE DESIRING TREATMENT OR LITERATURE PERTAINING TO < THE SCIENCE. ADDRESS, Dr. T. L. DAVIS, Osteopathic Physician, Rock Hill, S. C. PRESCRIPTIONS i t If you have any sickness in your ? family and your physician prescribes ^ medicines, you want to have the Pre- ? scriptions filled JUST AS THE DOC- \ TOR WRITES IT, and you want to * be certain that the ingredients used in its compounding are funm?ah- ; SOLUTELT PURE, and also that the ? weighing of the various ingredients is ; ABSOLUTELY ACCURATE. J That is just the kind of service you * get at the YORK DRUG STORE. * Your doctor will probably tell you that you can DEPEND UPON THE . ACCURACY OF THE YORK DRUG f STORE. * Let us have your Prescription bus- ( iness. We will do our best to serve you Promptly, Accurately and at the Most Reasonable Prices. YORK DRUG STORE 3 J. B. BOWEN, Proprietor. ARE YOU GOING? m CHARLESTON'S Greater Gala Week, --November S to 10-- 1 ___________ ] WILL BE BEST EVER HELD. J a Grand Military Features Guard Mount and Parade C Gorgeous Aquatic Carnival 1 Pain's Manhattan Beach Fireworks, r Trades, Fantastic and Floral Parades i Firemen's Parade and Exhibition. ? CHARLESTON POULTRY AND PET STOCK SHOW. 1 EVERYTHING FREE!* One Fare, Pins 25c, for Round Trip on All Railroads. td. FRESH GOODS. ] You can find at my place a full sup- T ply of all kinds of Jellies, Preserves, ^ \ Apple Butter, etc. All new, fresh ( groods lately received. I New barrel of nice Mackerel?3 ^ a for 25 cents. LOUIS ROTH. w noria onoe noainion? uuunu cloth, by mail $1.10, from The Enquirer. tvtu't'vtvtvtu' l w ? pening" ] ;h to thank you for the 2 ] >ur prompt and liberal ? to 16 Clerks busy, don't fear that ? we have received new GOODS & -j >f course we have lots of ODDS * v In the rush of the Sale x y HNS WILL GO AT OUR ? >prrPQ I A ? ^ & tl THIRTY-TWO PAIRS LADIES' ? me plain, some patent tip, &(>., & ?ey Last for ONLY 75 CENTS. | Willie they Last for ONLY $1.50. | Iren's Shoes, While They liast for ? AND CP. I ^ for 45 CENTS. I all stock of everything In DRY x CASH STORE, I ? a LLE, S. C. * -t> r. *_ rr-. rr^rr.a /n iVTVTVTVTVTWTWTVTVT^VTwtvt .A.tlAXA.r..AiraA/r^A/^A,TaA^J.lT.A.T>A/TiA(T1A(T1 l^'XvTVT^T'JTwTwTVTVTwTU'Tvi'Tw j j -L-IV? WO | 1 A CARLOAD OF REVERSIBLE X r Horse Sizes. T 1 ad Work on Dry, Sticky or Trashy ? d, and WARRANT against break- i ;hs. ALLISON | " ? s ,T. A /t> J. J. .T^ A n J. .T^ .1. r. A .t. , r.. J. .T.. A ' L J. T? fT\ A iVTVtvtvtwtvtVTVTVTVTVTWTWT | COUNT THE COSTCount the Cost of 25 Chickens at 25 Cents each and subtract the price of Dne Package of CERTAIN CHICKEN CHOLERA CURE and ROUP CURE at 25 CENTS, and you will at >nce see that It will pay you to keep :hese preparations In your house. It will arrest the fatal disease In FIFTEEN MINUTES. Call on me for any kind or Medicines you need for your Horses, Cows, Sheep, Goats, Hogs, Poultry, etc. STAR DRUG STORE, M. L. Carroll. C. W. Carroll. CARROLL BROS. THE BEST ON EARTH" Broad assertion, you say. Well, we can CONVINCE YOU dthout a doubt. We have Just reel ved a CARLOAD OF OLIVER 'HILLED PLOWS, and we claim that hey are the BEST ON EARTH. They ire sold all over Europe, Asia, Africa, forth and South America, and in fact wherever land is tilled. Now, as to heir superiority over all other plows, rhat is admitted by alL When you tear this fellow, that fellow and the >ther fellow say anything about the >low he is trying to sell, he will Invariably say, "It is as good as the )liver." But no better, thus admiting that the Oliver is the BEST. So, vhen you buy a plow you will make 10 mistake if you buy an OLIVER. The Oliver is guaranteed against iny flaws. Any part of an Oliver hat breaks as the result of sandholes >r other defects, is replaced FREE )F CHARGE. We are selling One Pound Package >f Arm and Hammer Brand Soda for > Cents. Come and see us. CARROLL BROS. PAT BEFORE JUDGMENT D?Xi2VERYBODY KNOWS THAT SHERCR'S is the PLACE to get the BEST 'RESH MEATS the market affords 11 the year round. I also have a nice line of CANNED JOODS, FRUITS and VEGETABLES o suit the seasons, with the Best Acommodations, Low Prices and Quick )e livery. I want EVERYBODY to PLEASE ?AY. Don't wait until Judgment Day .nd have St. Peter to ask "What hout that Big Bill YOU owe SHERSR?" work Sixteen Hours Every Day To Try to Make Ends Meet, Vhile Lots of People Eat My Stuff And Loaf Upon the Street. Yours to Serve, OLD GEORGE, THE BUTCHER. TAiunrTT v -n nnnnv en [ UfilL Y ILiLiJCi DIUUI tU. PEERING MOWERS PEERING RAKES WEBER AND :OLUMBUS WAGONS WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED <ARGE SHIPMENTS OP DEERING IOWERS AND RAKES, WEBER nd COLUMBUS WAGONS. WE ALSO HAVE LARGE STOCKS >F BUGGIES, HARNESS, ETC. CALL AND SEE US. Yorkville Buggy Co. When YOU Become t Depositor In Our Banking Department rou are assured every Banking ad- | antage. Irrespective of the extent of our deposits. Small accounts are always welcome nd receive the same careful attenlon as large ones. -OAN & SAVINGS BANK, YORKVILLE, S. C. Bt. H O'JLEARY. -GOOD- I "REGAL" open Franklin Stoves have hvays been GOOD. BETTER This year they are Improved by cast ron top brick or deflector. BEST For residences?there is nothing omes up to it. More economical and omfortable than a grate, while it Ives you that open fire to look at nd dream by. Can furnish the cast brick for "Re* ials" now in use at 75 and 80 cents ach. Number 12 at $9.50; No. 14 at $10.50. G. H. O'LEARY. LOST STOCK CERTIFICATE. r>1 ERTIFICATE No. 21, of the caplO' tal stock of the Neely Manufacturng company, Issued to me on August 9, 1905, has been lost or mislaid. The ltle to said certificate Is still vested In ne, and notice Is hereby given that It s my purpose to apply for a duplicate if said certificate. W. R. CARROLL. Yorkvllle, S. C., Sept. 24, 1906. Sept. 25 t 4t W The Enquirer office makes a ipecialty of Brief and Argument >rlntlng. Best work?lowest price J. Q. WRAY*S Big Harvest Sale BEGINS AT 9 A. M., NEXT FRIDAY, OCT. 12. In Every Department Unheard of Bargains Await Your Early Coming?Don't Wait?COME MEN'S AND BOYS' CLOTHING PRICES . The reduction here is a demonstration of the money that can be saved during this sale. These prices will make you weep if you have bought before you see them. See: I Men's Suits bought to sell at $7.50 going at $448 a Suit. Men's Suits bought to sell at $10, are going at $7.50 a Suit. 1 Men's Suits bought to sell at $15, going at $11.48 a Suit. 24 Boys' $1 Suits, 6 to 12 years, going at 68 Cents Suit. 50 Boys' $2 Suits, going to sell at $1.38 a Suit. 1 50 Boys' $3.75 Suits, 7 to 15 years, going at $2.48. j MEN'S AND BOYS' OVERCOATS. 18 Men's Overcoats bought to sell at $10 each, going $6.48. 24 Men's Storm Overcoats in Black and Gray, worth $7.50 each, are going at $4.98 Each. Boy's Overcoats, sizes from 6 to 9 years, $3.50 quality, in Blue,. Black and Mixed effects, going at $1.98 Each. Boys' Overcoats, better grade than above, nicely finished, $5 quality, and a Hummer, gcing at $2.98 Each. Ladies' Long Coats, in Tan, Gray, Black, made of extra good quality goods, nicely tailored, and well worth regular price of $5.00; but they are Going at $3.49 Each. I MEN'S FUR HATS. *, Men's 75c Black and Light Colored Hats, are Going at 49c. Men's Black and Light Shade Hats, $2 and $2.50 quality, 1 Going during the Harvest Sale at $1.75 Each. I ] Men's 50c quality Work Shirts, Going at 39 Cents. Men's $1.00 quality Dress Shirts, Going at 89 Cents. i Men's 50c quality Dress Shirts, Going at 39 Cents. ! MEN'S WINTER UNDERWEAR. < Balbriggan Undershirts, 50c quality, Going at 38 Cents. ] Men's 25c and 35c quality Undershirts, Going at 18 Cents. Men's Heavy 50c quality Undershirts, Going at 39 Cents. Men's $1.25 quality of Wright's Fleeced Undershirts, Going at 98 Cents Each. Wright's $1.00 quality fleeced Undershirts, Going at 89c. Men's Merino Wool Shirts, $i.50'quality, Going at 98 Cents. All Silk Fours-in-Hand, 50c quali iy, Going at 25 Cents. All Silk Fours-in-Hand, 35c quality, Going at 19 Cents. Men's 4-ply Linen Collars, Going at 5 Cts. and 8 Cts. Each. I SHOES FOR MEN AND WOMEN. Men's $1.50 Brogan Shoes, Going at $1.25 a Pair. Men's Hand-made Brogans made of the best whole stock leather, tanned in old style way, a splendid value at , $2.50 a pair, Harvest Sale Pirice only $1.98 Pair. Men's $2.50 quality Patent Leather Shoes, Going at $1.98. i Men's $3.50 quality Patent Leather Shoes?a splendid value I ] at regular price, Harvest Sale Price only $2.98 Pair. Ladies' $1.00 quality Dongola Kid Shoes, Going at 75c Pair. I Ladies' Dongola Kid Shoes in Blucher style, cheap at $1.50 I pair, Going at $1.15 Pair. I \\ HARVEST SALE PRICES ON STAPLE COTTONS. Amoskeag Outings?No better on the market?regular ioc \ and i2^c quality, Harvest Sale Price 8 Cents Yard. < 1,500 yards Heavy Sheetings, 4-4 wide, the regular 3 yards to the pound kind, worth everywhere 7$c to 8c yard, Harvest Sale Price as long as it Lasts, 6 Cents Yard. 5,000 yards American and Simpson Prints, in Indigo Blue, ' Grays and Reds, everybody gets 6c yard for it. But the Harvest Sale Price makes it 5 Cents a Yard. Yard Wide Bleaching, regular I2^c kind, Going at 8$c Yd. 1 LADIES' DRESS GOODS 46 in. Plaid Flannel, worth 95c yard, Going at 75 Cts. Yard. 50 in. Broadcloth, all colors, bought to sell at $1.25 a yard, 1 Going at 96 Cents a Yard. 50 in. $1.25 Flannels, Going at 96 Cents a Yard. " 38 in. 60c White Albatross, Going at 46 Cents a Yard. r 36 in. 60c Cream French Flannel, Going at 44 Cents a Yard. ^ 45 inch 60c Cream Sicillian, Going at 44 Cents a Yard. 38 in. 60c Shepherd Checks, Going at 44 Cents a Yard. 1 36 in. 50c Melrose, all colors, Going at 39 Cents a Yard. -o ? t M.1_ ni.fj n o .o n i._ \r ?< 30 in. 05c mvisiDie riaia ranama, uomg at 40 v*enrs laru. 38 in. 60c Serge, all colors, Going at 48 Cents a Yard. I 36 in. Brilliantine, 50c value, Going at 38 Cents Yard. 36 inch Fancy Suitings, 50c values, Going at 38 Cents Yard. j 36 inch Cashmeres, all colors, 35c values, Going at 22c Yd. ' 44 inch Figured Worsted, 20c value, Going at 16 2-3C Yard. 28 inch Crepe Plaids, 20c value, Going at 15 Cents a Yard. 28 inch Becky Sharp Suitings, I2}c value, Going at 8c Yd. ; 18 inch Two-Toned Poplins, 335c value, Going at 24c Yard. 1 36 inch Two-Toned Taffeta Silk, $1.00 value, Going at the . Harvest Sale Price of 89 Cents a Yard. 36 inch China Silk, all colors, $i.:.,5 value, but the Harvest Sale Price makes it $1.00 a Yard. 36 inch Black Silk worth $1.50 yard, but the Harvest Sale ' Price says $1.25 a Yard. j 27 inch China Silks, worth 50c, 75c and $1 a yard, all look alike in the Harvest Sale and the Price is 48 Cts. Yard. 20 inch Fancy Shirt Waist Silks, 75c and $1 value, Harvest Sale Prices makes it go at 68 Cents a Yard. 50 inch Black Serge, $1.25 value, Going at 89 Cents Yard. 44 inch Prunella, cheap at $1.75, Going at $i.3g a Yard. fl 46 inch Lansdown, cheap at $1 and $1.25, Going at 89 Cents. I 42 inch Granite Cloth, Going at $1.00 a Yard. fl 44 inch Black Silk-warp Henrietta, a bargain at $1.25, Har- I vest sale price makes it $1.00 Yard. I 23 inch Worsted. All Wool. Goin^ at 8 1-3 Cents a Yard. I 27 inch Fancy Silk Shirt Waist Goods, worth 50c, Harvest H Sale Price makes it 25 Cents a Yard. 44 in. Dress Goods in Green and Blue, worth $1.50 yard, I . Going at 98 Cents a Yard. T* T* I O! 11 1 1 ~ ?11! I . 11 wo-1 oneii diik.s mat nave uccn j>eiung ai 35c anu 4uc u mm ( yard, are Going During the Harvest Sale at 23 Cents. K HOSIERY FOR MEN AND WOMEN. K Men's ioc Black and Tan Half Hose, Going at 8 Cents Pair. B Men's 15c Black and Tan Half Hose, Going at 10 Cents. E Men's 25c Black and Tan Half Hose, Going at 19 Cents. Men's 50c Black. Tan and Fancy Half Hose, Going at 39c. Ladies Extra Heavy Fleeced Hose, Going at 15 Cents Pair. Ladies' Hose, worth 7c pair, Going at 4 Cents Pair. Men's 5c quality Handkerchiefs, Going at 2 Cents Each. Men's ioc quality Handkerchiefs, Going at 5 Cents Each. I BOX PAPERS, ENVELOPES, TABLETS, ETC. Letter size Pencil Tablets, worth 5c, Going at 3 Cents Each. Note size Ink Tablets, worth 5c, Going at 3 Cents Each. 5c Box Paper and Envelopes, Going at 3 Cents Each, ioc Box Paper and Envelopes to match, Going at 7 Cents. 15c Box Paper and Envelopes to match, Going at 10 Cents. ( 25c Box Paper and Envelopes to match, Going at 18 Cents. 50c Box Paper and Envelopes to match, going at 38 Cents. SIX FOOT WINDOW SHADES. All Linen Window Shades, 6 feet length, complete with hangers, worth ^c everywhere, Harvest Sale Price 20c. I These Prices Are CASH Only. I ! J. Q. WRAY | YORKVILLE, S. C. mi Minim?iiiiin?J ! Headquarters FORSWIFT'S HAMS, BREAKFAST STRIPS AND LARD. CHASE AND SANBORN'S COFFEE, WHITE HOUSE COFFEE. NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY'S GOODS.ROYAL, RUMFORD'S AND GOOD LUCK BAKING POWDERS. FULL LINE OF CEREALS. HEINZ PICKLES. I. W. JOHNSON. On Being Accepted By the girl of his choice a young man Beems to walk on air, but shortly after marriage he discovers that he cannot live oh wind alone. ABOUT THAT TIME He finds he should long ago have begun to economize and invest his savings in Stocks and Bonds in order to Increase his Income. But it is never too late to do well, provided you have the opportunity; so now is a good time to Begin to Economize and Incest in Stocks and Bonds with one ?ye open for Discrimination. Bid Asked Loan & Savings Bank 120 140 ravora Cotton Mill 75 85 feely Manufacturing Co... 100 108 Anderson Cotton Mill (?) 1071 (Pays 8 per cent). Dr. M. W. WHITE, Jpposite Poll office Yorkvine, ?. u. W. Adiekes Company Our Stock is unusually complete in ill linen and we ONLY ASK A PAIR rRIAL FOR PRICES AND GOOD8. For late Fruit, Vegetables, etc., we lave some TIN and GLASS CAN8. MACKEREL ? Something better han usual. Send US YOUR BUTTER. CHICKENS, BEESWAX; EGGS NOW 16 2-3 rade, 16c Cash. A BARGAIN FOR THE BOYS? Some Single Barrel Guns at $1.00 to (1.60 less than value. The largest stock in this market in CROCKERY, GLASSWARE, ENAMELLED WARE in several styles, and PRICES RIGHT. Give us a call in any of our lines. W. ADICKES COMPANY. F. C. BLACK Lite Insurance Old Line Mutual Lecal Reserve Just as solid as it is possible to nake anything. rHE 8ECURITY LIFE AND ANNUITY COMPANY Has complied with the general insurance laws, anil is licensed to do business as legal reserve "Old Line" company. This means, that the state of tforth Carolina guarantees that the ponipany'a assets and liabilities are jorrectly given in its published statements. That the Company has deposited sash securities with the Insurance jommissioner for the absolute protection of its'policy-holders. FRED C. BLACK. J. 8. WILKERSON & CO. HICKORY S. C. General Merchandise OUR Stock of General Merchandise Is large, varied and well selected. We are able to supply almost anything In the best qualities and at the RIGHT PRICES. MACHINERY. We handle goods of the International Harvester Co., Including Gasoline Engines, Hay Balers, Harvesters, McCormlek Reapers, Rakes, Harrows, and sell everything at Right Prices. BUGGIES AND WAGONS. Anything that may be desired In Buggies and Wagons can be had from us. If it does not happen to be on band it CAN BE HAD without difficulty. But we are carrying a large stock In this line. J. S. WILKERSON & CO.. Hickory, S. C. YORKVILLE MONUMENT WORKS. (Incorporated.) MONUMENTS We are at present turning out large lumbers of orders for Monuments and Tombstones in Granite and Marble. 3ur orders are not confined to any single section, but are coming from all luarters, and especially from points at vhich some of our work has been reeled. Our marble works are thoroughly quipped with the most Improved devices for handling work rapidly and it the same time enabling us to give sur customers superior quality at the nost moderate prices. If you Intend to put a monument of Iranlte or Marble over the grave of a leceased relative, we will be pleased :o have you call and see samples of >ur work and get our prices. W. BROWN WYLIE, Sec. and Treas. CUT GLASS STERLING SILVER My display of CUT GLASS and 3TERLJNG SILVER WARE is right lp to the minute In variety and qualty and quantity. It Is perhaps easily ihead of any like showing in all this lection of the State. Its richness and variety will appeal to any one who las an eye for the beautiful. In Stering Silver Spoons, Forks, and Individual Pieces I am showing the very atest productions of the leading mak rs of Sterling Silver Plate. My stock nciuaes tne most exclusive designs ui he foremost American makers. In 2ut Glass you will find here the choicest gems of the Glass Cutters?perfect n every detail?absolutely flawless, ind the latest representatives of the 31ass Cutters Art. When looking for suitable souvenirs 'or friends remember to visit T. W. SPECK, The Jeweler. EVANS' SASH HOLDERS. IF your windows rattle, or are hard to keep In place because of broken cords, or because they have no velghts, suppose you try an EVANS' 1ASH HOLDER. It Is easy to apply md easy to buy. It will keep the sash exactly where you want It without fuss or trouble. They sell for 25 cents ?ach. Call or address GEO. W. KUNZ, Yorkvllle, S. C. WW Wanted.?Your orders for all kinds of printed matter. Best work tt fairest price*. J JOHN B. | HA I JUST OPENED UP FIF THESE VERY VALUABLE HA' viAm \ta n ciAAtf if wn / InA l ejejub nv acjv^viviiuciiiAy/ THE VALUE OF THIS BRAND C A NUMBER OF STYLES AT ISil I ECLIPSE Big stock of these Shirts now TERNS?NO OLD STYLES. You'i FALL SHIRT8. You can get the p I EACH. clot: Our CLOTHING DEPART] I day with something new In FALL Our Clothing Department merits AND QUALITY. You will do wel these lines before you purchase. I THOMSON CO. FIT YOU. If you THOMSON CO. FIT YOU. YOU I MILLI! H This Department Is In full 1 see the NEW STYLE HATS whlcl can't suit you from stock, let us I No trouble to us. WE ARE IN T1 Big line of READY-TO-WEAR and see them. The Thomso | the peopl: COTTON INSURANCE. JAM prepared to write Insurance on Cotton stored either in open J yard or in outbuildings on farms. Farmers can arrange to borrow \ money on my insurance policies on < cotton held on their farms the same ( as if the cotton were stored in a , warehouse in town. Rate H per cent t Write or call at my office for rates of ( Insurance and other Information. J. R. LINDSAY. Oct 8. t.f. tf. PICNIC AT BETHANY. THERE will be a Basket Picnic at Bethany on SATURDAY. OCTOBER 13TH. Prof. W. H. Hand of the State University, Columbia, S. C., will be the speaker of the day. Everybody Is invited to attend, and as Prof. Hand Is a man of much ability a treat can be safely promised to all who come for It. J. D. HUGGIN8. J THE "MONARCH" Is the King of all I Dollar Shirts. i? o If you would have the BES ;; LONGEST LASTING and MOST ST 41 lf/\V?nnif YrfVrv Un.r/v i M ine .HU.^nm il umiiu. ITc novo I ? can suit the fancy of the most | < > Shirts are everywhere recognizee !; SHIRT VALUE OBTAINABLE. T ; ed of the truth of the statement. | | for MONARCH SHIRTS IN YORK ^1 SMIT ? fO lng a 1 Irfl-^r ,sth< I < VbP1\ BfW Furth j! Boys' Knee Pants at 25c, 50c, 75 S a Pair. (> Boys' Knee Pants Suits at 75c, I $1.50, $2.00, $2.50, $3.00, $3.50, .1 V * * \ | Youth's Pants at $1.00. $1.25, $1.J ? a Pair. A < > Youths' Pants at $1.00, $1.25, $1.3 < $6.00, $7.00 and $8.00. < > Men's Pants at $1.00, $1.25, $1.50, \ \ $3.00, $3.50, $4.00 and $5.00 a Pal <) Men's Suits at $3.00, $3.50, $4.00, $7.00, $7.50, $8.00, $8.50, $10. 9 $12.00, $12.50, $14.00, $15.00 I; $18.00 a Suit. ? J ', Men's Genuine Cravenette Rain () made and stylish garments, at $l: ? Men's Overcoats in popular styh ;; $7.00, $7.50, $8.50, $9.00, $10.00, V up to $16.50 Each. I Wear "WALK-< !! Men who want their Shoes to I ?1 still be In the height of style, si ;; "WALK-OVER" Shoe?The I | J foot. S; THE STRAUSS-SM ?i j| Main and Liberty Sts. ' ^? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? frg STETSON | TS I 1ST SEASON'S SHIPMENT OF rs. THE JOHN B. STETSON tTION. EVERYBODY KNOWS I )F HATS. WE ARE SHOWING H) AND $5.00. SHIRTS j ' on exhibition?All FALL PAT- I i better come early and buy your I ick of the lot at $1.00 AND $1.50 HING I 11ENT Is being added to every I CLOTHING AND OVERCOATS, are WORKMANSHIP, STYLE I 1 to look at our Fall showing In If you are Stout, LET THE are TaH*and Slender, LET THE WILL BE PLEASED. MERY I jlaat, and we want every lady to i are being shown by us. If we I MAKE TOUR HAT FOR TOU. I 3E HAT MAKINO BUSINESS. A HATS now on exhibition. Call >n Company | E'S STORE WATCH REPAIRIHO. [BEQ to announce to the people of Torkvllle and viclnicy that I have jpened up a WATCH, CLOCK and IEWELRT REPAIR SHOP In the nrindow of the York Supply Co., and Invite a share of the public's patronage. All work entrusted to me will receive prompt and skillful attention. Ml work will be Guaranteed satisfactory. Charges reasonable. I am now eady for business. E. F. WOLFE. "MURALIA'" 18 THE LATE8T WALL COVERING 3UT TO DATE. 8EE ME?I HAVE IT, AND ALL OTHER8. A. B. QAINE8. WW Wanted.?Tour orders for all Idnds of printed matter. Best work it ratrest prices. I I I i? 1> ;! ' V'-'- ' I <! 15 BB < \ 3T FITTING, BEST WEARING. . . 'YLISH SHIRTS you should wear ( I i superb line of these Shirts and J' particular dresser. MONARCH J 1 as being the BEST DOLLAR | > ry them and you will be convine- ,. We have the exclusive agency <) ;ville. ? ( I E MAN WHO WANTS FIRST- | j S MEDIUM-PRICED, READY- ) | rEAR CLOTHING THAT WILL O ENTIRE SATISFACTION, < > FIND WHAT HE WANTS AT ! > STORE OF THE STRAUSS- \ | H COMPANY. j j itock of Fall and Winter Cloth- J J . nd Overcoats for Men and Boys * | * J 5 largest we have ever carried. j | lermore It was bought at very > prices and we can sell you your < > . , tng at prices that will surprise , > ( i 1 the value when you consider | . Quality and the Style that you j j et for your money. j J >re you buy an Overcoat or a < >f Clothes for yourself or your < I , ome and see what we can do for , It will pay you to do so. j | O * > $2 .00 -AU siaes. | 11 OVER" Shoes il O fit the feet, feel ccgnfortable and | , lould wear the World-Famous i Shoe that Feels different on the | | ! 1 [ITH COMPANY, !! Yorkvillc, S. C. J |