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Special JRotices. ? TOt? ~ ?i-2-? ? ? Holiday Rates via Southern Railway. The Southern railway will aell Excursion tickets between all points East of the Mississippi and South of the Ohio and Potomac rivers to and from St. Louis and Intermediate points. Rate one fare and one third plus twenty-flve cents for round trip. Tickets sold December 20th, to 25th, Inclusive. December 30th.?31st, 1906 and January 1st, 1907, with limit good to leave destination returning not later than midnight January 7th, 1907. For full Information, apply to any ticket agent of the Southern Railway, or write R. W. HUNT, Q. B. ALLEN, D. P. A. Asst. G. P. A. Charleston, S. C. Atlanta, Ga. Clubmakers For The Enquirer. As Is pretty generally understood It *- I'Ha T?nnti{fOP tf\ HIHOOTI - IS I lie 1UIC V/4 -L 11V X??4U<*V< tlnue all subscribers at the expiration of the time paid for. The reason for this rule hardly needs explanation. It is business. After we have sent t?^e paper during the period specified in the subscription price we have filled our part of the contract, and we do not feel warranted in assuming the right to try to bind the subscribers into a new contract without his consent. And that Is not all. It is a violation of the postal law to continue sending a paper to a subscriber after the expiration of his subscription period, and for violation of this law the publisher is liable to lose his second class postal privilege. Already quite a large per cent of the subscriptions which expire 4n January next have been renewed through clubmakers and otherwise. There are quite a number of others that have not been renewed. Of these there are some fco doubt who do not want the paper another year. Their subscriptions will be stopped promptly upon expiration. There are others who do not desire to miss an issue, and for the benefit of these we gives below a list of clubmakers who have either already commenced sending in names for next year, or who wl". do so on the request of the subscriber: J. K. Allison Hickory Grove. Miss Isabelle Arrowood. .No. 3, Clover. Ronnie Rnrron Yorkville. Miss Janle Brandon..No. 8. Yorkvllle. R. B. Black Lockhart. W. McG. Bailey, No. 1 McConnellsvllle. W. H. Bird Grover, N. C. J. Wendell Barber Fort Mill. J. A. Barry No. 1, Filbert. J. H. Bigham Sharon. W. J. Caveny Rock Hill. G. M. Carroll No. 1. Yorkvllle. T. C. C&stles No. 1, Smyrna. John L. Clark No. 1, Yorkvllle. 1 Jno. M. Craig No. 8. Yorkvllle. W. H. Crook No. 1, Fort Mill. Arch D. Dorsett Clover. S. S. Farls No. 6, Rock Hill. W. B. Flanagan Bowling Green. B. B. Ferguson No. 5, Yorkvllle. W. M. Faulkner, Jr., No. 1 Kings Creek. James Grist Yorkvllle. W. E. Gettys No. 2. Yorkvllle. G. A. Gettys Roddeys. J. D. Good No. 1, Sharon. C. C. Hughes No. 7, Yorkvllle. T. J. Hopper Yorkvllle. Clarence Hood No. 1, Sharon. E. M. Howe No. 1. Filbert. Kelly Inman..No. 1, Bullock's Creek. J. Frank Jackson No. 3, Clover. ! Raymond Jackson Yorkvllle. I Geo. W. Knox Clover. I T. E. Love No. 4, Clover. 1 W. S. Lesslle Lesslie. I Miss Maggie Leech No. 1, Hickory. I Miss Annie Martin... .No. 8, Yorkvllle. I A. W McFarland No. 3, Yorkvllle. ! Harry Miller No. 66, Yorkvllle. I R. R McLure No. 6, Yorkvllle. ! L. B. McGIll No. 3. Clover. J. Webb Moore No. 3, Yorkvllle. Miss Sallie McConnell McConnellsvllle. Howard McMackin No. 4, Clover. ; W. A. Mitchell No. 1. Sharon. W. H. Moore ."..Rock Hill, i J. S. Plexico Tirzah. ? * Chornn I J. s. fiexico A. L. Purcell No. 1, Sharon. Dr. W. A. Pressley Rock Hill, % Clyde Ratchford Bullock's Creek. J. N. Roberts McAdenville, N. C. ' Miss Minnie Rateree..No. 8. Yorkville. < 0. L. Suggs No. 8, Yorkville. Miss Daisy Simril Yorkville. I J. F. A. Smith No. 1. Yorkville. . J. H. Sherer No. 1, Sharon. ' Sidney Sherer Sharon, j J. J. Smith Clover. Jeff D. Whltesides Hickory. I Miss Lizzie Wood Clover. Miss Mamie Warren..No. 8, Yorkville. Joseph M. Whltesides Hickory. If in the above list we have mentioned the names of any who do not intend to make clubs, they will do us a favor by dropping us a card at once. We will take pleasure in adding the names of new clubmakers as rapidly as they are received. $hf gorlwille (fotton iRnrkr. Corrected Semi-Weekly by Messrs. Letts Bros. ! Yorkvjli.r, December 18, 12 in.?The | local market stands as follows: Cotton .. 9 to 92 I i^atta bros. | HYMENEAL. J Married?At the home of the bride's brother. Mr. J. L. McCarter, 1 near Bethany. December 13. 1906, by Rev. R. M. Stevenson. Mr. KNOX H. PACKARD of Cleveland county. N. C.. and Miss CALLIE McCARTER of York county. S. C. MONEY LOST. ON December 13, on Ridge road between Bethany and T. F. Gordon's. sum of money, including two 35 bills arid 38 or 310 in silver. Finder will receive reward by returning same to me. HENRY WATTS. WHOSE DOG? YOUNG fine looking, white Bull Terrier, wearing bright metal collar has been at my house since December 14. Owner can have it by calling and paying cost of this advertisement. GEORGE HYMES, Yorkvllle, S. C. Our Best Attention Everything of a Banking nature entrusted to our care, receives our Best attention. We shall be glad to have a share of your business. LOAN & SAVINGS BANK, YORKVILLE. S. C. Useful Gifts While you are casting about for gifts for friends, you will do well to remember that gifts that are useful are Just as much appreciated as gifts that are given because of their beauty, and while you may be thinking of the useful kind of gift let us suggest SILVER KNIVES AND FORKS TABLE AND TEASPOONS SHEARS AND SCISSORS CARVING SETS POCKET KNIVES RAZORS?either Ordinary or Safety, and scores of other articles that will fit almost any occasion. You will find our qualities A-1 and our prices amazingly low. See us. YORKVILLE HARDWARE CO. - Mrs. FOUSHEE Scientific Dressmaker (Rooms Over Foushcc's Old Stand) P. S.?Just Installed a Button Ma chine WILL MAKE BUTTONS (All sizes) at 12 l-3c per dozen. AN HONE$T, HIGH-MINDED MAN Would revolt at the itfTa' of sitting down to and enjoying a feast, and then going away without paying hi: share of the reckoning. Likewise, nc right-minded man should be satisfied to trade on quotations secured and maintained by the labors and Influence of a broker, without making some suitable return, in the way ol commissions to the broker who established the quotations. Who Pays the Fiddler Fur Those Who Dance ? Bid Asked Tavora Cotton Mill See 75 Yorkville Hardware Co.... 105 Neely MTg Co See 107 First National Bank 120 Loan & Savings Bank .... See Clover Cot. M'f'g Co. Stock Wanted. Dr. M. W. WHITE, Opposite Poetoffice Yorkville, S. C. At the New Store If It is Clothing, llats. Shoes, Dry Goods, Notions, Trunks. Suit Cases, you want. DON'T FAIL TO VISIT THIS STORE. CHRISTMAS PRESENTS: If you are looking for something for Christmas presents, let us suggest Table Cloths Dollies, Handkerchiefs. Handbags, Neckwear, etc., or In fact anything else that your fancy might dictate. If you want anything in Dry Goods of good qualities at very low prices you can find them here. Wishing to every one of our customers and friends and to all mankind a Merry Christmas and Happy and Prosperous Xew Year, we are Yours to serve. J. L. WILLIAMS & CO.. Sell for Less. Jas. M. Starr, J. F. McElwee. President Sec. and Treas. YORK SUPPLY CO. Incorporated. -FOR SALE ONE Four-Year-Old Mule. One Twelve-Year-Old Mule. One Deering Eight Disc Harrow. SHOES! SHOES! SHOES! SHOES! SHOES! SHOES! Shoes We have decided to Shoes Shoes reduce our stock of Shoes Shoes Shoes and In order to Shoes Shoes do so have marked Shoes Shoes the Prices Down to Shoes Shoes a little above cost.* Shoes Shoes Ask to see our Shoes. Shoes Shoes Shoes almost at cost. Shoes SHOES! SHOES! SHOES! SHOES! PANTS AT COST! PANTS! PANTS! PANTS! PANTS! Pants AEhPeSJ! Pants Pants ilTCoST! Pants Pants AT DOST! rains Pants AT COST! Pants Pants AT COST! Pants PANTS! PANTS! PANTS! J1 A NTS! THE 3&>&K SUPPLY CO. f WE SELL ^ (money j orders - A.T THE Lowest Rates T i First National Kimk, ^ ) Yorkvllle S. i\ ( Wf Take home a box of Lowney's Bonbons from the York Drug Store. Not One Sane Man Out of 1,000 actually believes that it is possible to buy $1.00 in value for less than $1.00 when he starts out to buy anything of recognized value except life Insurance. mosi sane men kuuh mai uiuck keep their eyes open they are liable to pay 11.25 for 100 in value. There Is no mystery about the apparent lack of business sense in connection with the purchase of life insurance, and it is accounted for on the ground that 99 out of every 100 buy life Insurance from an agent instead of from a company, taking the agent's word for the claim that the company he may be representing is the one that holds the record for everything calculated to be to the Interest of the insured. when it may be a fact that that same agent has represented as many as a half dozen different companies in as many years, and made the same claim for each in turn, und has changed companies from time to time because he knows from experience that people buy insurance from the agent instead of because of any actually known merit of his company, and believes that it is to his present financial interest to work for the company that pays him the largest commission. We have been trying to represent the Mutual Benefit for nearly eight years, notwithstanding the fact that it pays Its agents a smaller commission than any company doing business in the State. We depend entirely on the company's policy contracts and its sixty-two years' record for honorable dealing with all members, for busi" A It ll'P IHT >?"?. V y XT SlIVIV vu IV >yvvMv>nv know we can prove it is the best policy-holder's company in business, and that every man we Insure is certain to be satisfied, and will be certain to help spread the Rood work. SAM M. (JHIST, Six-Hal Agent. Something for Nothing Is Us. ally Fraudulent lint Cash on the S|H>t is a genuine prize. For a few days before Christmas we always have more trude than we can handle. To relieve this congestion it will be mutually profitable to give early customers a part of our profits. So here is an attractive offer: For Three Days ? Wednesday. Thursday and Friday?positively not Saturday and Monday?We will give the following Cash rebates on anything in stock, except Groceries: 10 jx-r cent on Purchases from SI.00 to $2.50. 15 per cent on Purchases from $2.50 to $5.00. lio |km* cent 011 i*ur<*iiHs?'s mini ?.i.ii" and Upwards. Now this includes everything except Groceries?5 cts. or $5.00 articles. and there is no fraud in the matter. We are loaded with stuff and want Cash instead. Have eight people to serve you. W. Adickes Company ?A*A*A*AIU*AIU*A*A*A*A>U Hr^TVlTilTilTJiTKTilTVlTHTilTHTil II VISIT Ifr S|p Before Buyir III ! ?||i ? |7 ITH CHRISTI \ MS oc cuitahl* Sm ' 11 solved if you v *1?* THE york drug si 2+iji tioii that would be unsu i spend this way. The H ^ 1+ * city, its qualities are all jffg acting of buyers. If yoi 11 % you may not care to buj jPjj TODAY. It is a displa; pieces are sold, and the < IF YOU'VE BOOKS, ETC FOR CHILDREN?Mother Goose and other Rhymes, Buster Brown (illustrated); Andersen's and Grimm's Fairy Tales, Robinson Crusoe, Story Books, Christmas Cheer Books, Santa Claus Books, etc., 10c and Upwards. FOR GROWN-UP8?Shakespeare in sets; the popular Poems by various authors and Gift Editions of the Popular Novels by the Leading Authors at Popular Prices. PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS?Many very handsome productions in Plush and Celluloid Covers, some with music box In back?$1.00 to $5.00 Each. SCRAP BOOKS?Always useful and frequently referred to. A nice line. 50c to 2.C0 Each. FOR CHILDREN?Building. ABC and Sectional Animal Blocks?a half dozen varieties. Outline Drawing Slates?Entertaining: and instructive to children?5c to 50c Each. STATIONERY?We've always been the leader In Fine Correspondence Stationery. This Holiday season we've outdone ourselves. Our Stationery line cannot be matched outside of the larger cities for Richness, Elegance, Style, Variety and good values In Fine Stationery. We can please all comers. Paper with Envelopes to match?25c to $5.00 a Box. See our Stationery. Ladies' Lap Writing Desks?Very convenient?$1.00 ana Upward. SMOKERS' ARTICLES?If it's a gentleman you wish to remember?perhaps he's a smoker?we would suggest a Box of Cigars, a Meerschaum Pipe. Cigar Case, or a Meerschaum or Brier Cigar Holder. (On the quiet Ladles, we'll tell you that our Cigars can be given to your gentlemen friends with perfect safety. They are good enough to be smoked without humorous reflections or insinuations). #*? *Again we want tc have the advantage of t\ Rush might make you ot i tee: k*k*A*,k*A*A*,AKA*AKAKAXA*k? TvTVTVTVTVTVTVTVTVTVTVTVTV1 C Buy Your Holiday Goods from The York Drug Store. Good Things to Eat. I am continually receiving new and desirable seasonable edibles, and can always supply your table with the choicest of High Grade Groceries. Among the latest arrivals are A BARREL OF NEW CROP NEW ORLEANS MOLASSES?Best quality. LONDON LAYER RAISINS?Best Quality. SEEDED RAISINS?Best Quality. CURRANTS?Cleaned, ready for use?Best Quality. CITRON?Best Grade. GRAPES?Very Choice. ORANGES?Best Florida's. CHEESE and MACARONI?Make It Into "Yankee Doodle"?Good. W. M. KENNEDY, Agent. The Enquirer Wants Your Orders for Commercial Printing. ? Til V A Vrf T* T* V* Y* Y* T d V* Y* J* 1? qrand i a ? if _ p (HRISTMA 11 THE STAR E if 5? The Southern Has C 11 Goods Jus tl .... COME A VPWE ARE DISPLAYI> MOST CAREFULLY SELECT1 5 5 PRESENTS, INCLUDING THE I ING CASES in Leather und <L HONES, GENTLEMEN'S SUAVI HOR8 ill Solid Silver. Buck Hon ?? PAPER in elegant packages up I PIPES?In endless variety?very ? TOYS AND TRINKETS?For tl k-L IIOOKS. Iieaullfiil and 1 list 11 HOOKS?For (irotvn People, by ! 1i liifcs at Prices that are At COLLAIt AM) CUFF POXES?1 5^ CUT GLASS NOVELTIES?Very tf w so in Price?Don't fail to 4 % ?& ALBUMS?Containing hidden Mi Best Girl. We have on display a han A Until you have examined every a 11 Store the FIltST on your your s < level best to suit you in your CI heme II THE STAR E ii F ? christmas <4X ? 1 WA *A * A * A *A *A KA *.A * A *A PA P A P 4T4T?V4T4T*T*r4r?T4V*T*T*T tjmmmmrmmmmu T2>?THTS?TS?TJlT?T?T?T?TS?T*T?T5ITa TTTC VADT i nc, i UI\J ig Gifts for FriendsVarieties and the klAS scarcely a week away you are d ivenirs for friends and loved ones, rill go about it just right. The best i ["ORE, where you will find such an ai itable. The only possible question le oliday Goods shown at the York Druj that could possibly be asked, and the a haven't yet visited this Store and s< r, you'll feel repaid for the coming, ai y such as you will not see elsewhereiisplay is growing less. COME TOD A HOLIDAY WA1 | PICTURES AND DRAWINGS I our selections or fictures ior me ^ Holiday trade would attract attention anywhere by their artistic beauty. The assortment is large, they are tastefully mounted and would prove most 3 acceptable gifts, and would always be a source of pleasure to their owners. You couldn't make a poor Picture selection here?It isn't in this lot of beautiful pictures. E Among others you will find pastel drawing by Howard Chandler Christy. Singly they sell everywhere at $1 and more each. In Sets of six we offer them at $3.50 the Set. Christy Drawings in color, framed In rich dark frames with glass. Sell every where at $2.25. Here they are $1.75. Harrison Fisher's Cartoons? In sets of six, $3.50 the Set. 1! And scores and hundreds of others at all sorts of prices. See our pictures. You'll be pleased with them. CRUMB TRAY8?Complete with the Scraper, made of untarnlshable metal?looks like silver?$1.50 Each. TOILET CASES, ETC. TRAVELING CASES ? Gentlemen's Traveling Toilet Cases, complete, including Brush and Comb, Tooth V Brush, Mirror and Manicure. Prices $2.50 up to $7.00. LEATHER GOODS?Our showing of leather goods, including Ladles' Card Cases, Purses and Handbags, and Gentlemen's Purses, Pocketbooks, Bill Books and Card Cases, is c quite the handsomest ever shown in ^ Yorkville. Prices up to $10.00. Music Rolls?for carrying sheet music?$2.00 and $2.50 Each. ., MANICURE SET8?For Ladies, complete in every detail?$1.50 to $6.00. TOILET CASES?Ladles always appreciate gifts like these. You'll find them here in Genuine French Stag, 6.4. <tO i. Cm .In TrV-w.n.-.M (9 In ; OC13 f&, IV f IV , III uuunvau, WV*? .W I > remind you that EARLY BUYING le larger stock from which to select s .rerlook something you would rather 1 El YORK ZD J. B. BOWEN, F ^ W w W V w " w w w w " wTti' T *i7T %*T*T*Yi*Yi*Y*Y*Yl*T*l'*V*Y*T* f W Take home a box of Tjowney's lion lions from the York Drug Store. ( fl FOR CHRISTMAS ' I am fully prepared to supply your wants for a good Christmas dinner with the well known Select Oysters. (I do not handle any lower grade) at 40 cents a quart A strictly flrst-Class Mince Meat at 15 cents a pound. Cranberries at 15 a quart or 2 quarts for 25 Cents. Tip Top Fruit Cake In pounds at 35 cents a pound. ( , Raisins. Nuts, Fruits Etc. LOUIS ROTH. I W The Enquirer solicits your orders for all kinds of Commercial Printing, Law Briefs and Arguments. S' Opening |(| .7= h| s Goods lis 52 ? |f J (rug store ir ====== it )elivered Our Holiday ;t In Time jj| J* XI) SEE .... * t :g a great variety of the ^ ? ? :i) GOODS FOR CHRISTMAS w: iATEST NOVELTIES IN DRESS- 2% el upanese goods; LADIES' WORK ? j11 XG SETS. LADIES' HAND Milt i, Kbony and Tortoise Shell: BOX J to $5.00. i* ? handsome and not too Expensive. he little folks, including DOLUS, 55 t tractive?At Prices to Suit. X standard Authors, handsome hind- V tractive. Por Ulm?A beautiful assortment. ^ J 5 attractive hi designs and especially 4 ? T examine this line. * isie Boxes?just the thing for the ?& X it> m dsome line of STAND LAMPS. j| <| rtlele on Onr counters. Make this x hopping list, und We will do Our J!* ? IHISTMAS WANTS. jf MBER 3? I ^ M A >RUG STORE h I I PRESENTS J* 1 = a i 4X A k*A*A*A*A*A*A*A*A*A1A* $ Z4Y*Y4Y4Y4Y4Y*Y*Y*Y*Y*Y*Y*1 ^ XAXAXAXAXAXAXAXAXAXAXAXAX5 fTOTOYXmY*YXTMT*Y*T*Y*T*? C DRUG ! ^ ?It Has Best Qua : Lowest Prices oubtless puzzling your mind as tc There's no use to puzzle over i ind easiest way to solve the Gift rray of desirable things that you c< ft for you to decide, is the amoui g Store is decidedly the best she prices are, we are sure, low enoug sen this beautiful display, COME id We will be pleased to show yoi -that's certain. COME TODAY, AY if you can. COME TOMO! NT YOU'LL FIN $10.00; Sterling: Silver, 8et> $12 to $25.00. 1IRROR8?For the dressing: table? Heavy French Plate Glass, Gold mounted. Up to $10 Each. HAVING 8ET8?Including Mug and Brush, (some with Razor) both In quadruple sliver and china $1.50 to S5.C0 the Set. Single Mugs up to $1 Shaving Brushes 10c to $3.00 Eaoh. XTRACTS, SOAPS, Etc.?When it comes to a question of Toilet Soaps, Extracts, Colognes. Dentifrices, Sachets Powders, Toilet Powders, and Drnahflo Pnmho ond Tnllfit A rt IrlPS we have them?Always have them? and you can find Just the quality and the price to please you. NOVELTIES. J07 CALENDARS?Our line of 1907 Calendars Is so far ahead of anything ever shown in Yorkville and so far ahead of anything we've ever shown in Calendars that an intelligent description is Impossible. Suffce it to say that our Calendars represent the perfection of Art Calendar making and come and see them. Calendars are always appreciated as gifts?they are used 365 daya-each year. 15c to $1.50 Each. ASES?-If you appreciate the beautiful in what is broadly termed brica-brac. you should see our American. Ceiman and Japanese Vases? there's not very many here, but what are here show most beautiful examples of Vase making. Prices from 10c to $10.00 Each. LOCKS?Small Bronze Mantel or Desk Clocks, 30-hour time, heavy bronze cases, very artistic designs, $2.50 and Upward. 1DIAN BASKETS, NOVELTIES? Have you seen them? The stock includes Work Baskets, Jewelry Baskets' Catch-Alls, Soiled Clothes Baskets, Picture Frames, Table Mats, etc., made by American Indians. 5c and Upward. is to your interest as well as our md besides late buying fnakes evi lave purchased if you had seen it IRTCTQ- STO 'ROPRIETOR. L**A*AXAKAftA*A*A*Aai4*Aa(AX&l 'HE PLACE TO GET ROE HERRING, MACKEREL IN KITS. OKRA AND TOMATOES, MAPLE SYRUP. PUFFED RICE, ICING SUGAR, BROWN SUGAR. BON-AMI?SAPOLIO, IN FACT COMPLETE LINE OF GROCERIES, BOTH FANCY AND HEAVY. I. W. JOHNSON. building Material If you expect to BUILD In WOOD, rOXE. BRICK. CEMENT BLOCKS, anything else, It will be to your lnrest to see us before you decide all le details. We build everything (ex>pt castles In the air) and will be eased to furnish you with estimates 1 Materials, Part of the Work, or 1 of the Work, as may please you. i any event see us before you begin >eratlons?we may be able to save >u mom.y on Lumber, Hardware, me, Cement, Fibre Plastering, and len too, you want to be sure that >u have it In your contract that the ilnting Is to be done with DEVOE A INT?If you do you'll certainly get e BEST Paint obtainable. . J. KELLER & CO. B.N. MOORE COTTON i the Market the Year Round. Evy facility for WAREHOUSING, ecelpts Negotiable at All Banks. 0 DEBTORS AND CREDITORS. k LL persons Indebted to the estate of FARIS PUGH, deceased, are ;reby notified to make settlement 1th me at once. Persons having alms against the said estate should esent them to me duly authentlead, within the time prescribed by w. D. A. JOHNSON, Admr. Nov. 27 t 3t Tj f fTj , r. - /T- . r, (T\ <T^ A /T? tTi .T. *j ** rjTT VTVT VTVT VTu; TVTU/TVTvtU" ^ zoisa de WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED DISC PLOWS in Throe and Two I We Guarantee them to do Got Ground, on Hillsides or Level Lam age from defects for twelve mont gle:nthst sc rV T vTvTV TV TvTVT V TVT V T V TVT &' MtllUltAKAKAKAIUKAIURAKARAK IvTVTtj^i'TVTVTuTVTVTVTVTwTTirr STORE || lities, Greater |jp > what you will purchase ? t, the problem is easily *rj|? problem is by coming to Duld hardly make a selecit of money you wish to iwing ever made in this ;h to satisfy the most ex- 3 8$ TODAY. Even though a what we have. COME as every day many nice RROW CERTAIN. D IT HERE WORK BOXES AND BASKETS?Always appreciated by ladles, as they are constantly used. Many hand, some designs and very desirable. 50c to $5.00 Each. RICH CUT GLASS. Cut Glass always makes an Ideal gift. It always pleases the recipient, and Is held in lasting remembrance of the giver. When you can think or notning else that's suitable as a gift, why Just make it Cut Glass and you'll be right We have an elegant assortment of the best art productions of American cutters. Individual pieces up to $15.00; Sets up to $25.00. To describe our showing of China is an almost Impossible task, not that there is so much of it, although there Is quite a lot, but because of its richness and variety the description Is a little hard to put In words. Here you will And single pieces, Chocolate and Tea Sets, Chocolate and Tea Pots, After-Dinner Coffee Sets, Salad Bowls, Cake Plates, Pitchers, in various designs, some of them richly hand-painted by skilled artists. See our China. WATERMAN FOUNTAIN PENS?If you wish to give something that will prove useful give a Waterman Ideal Fountain Pen. These pens have stood the tests of time and are the most popular of all fountain pens. There's a superb line here for selection., Prices from $2.50 to> $15.00. LOWNEY'S CANDIES. LOWNEY'8 CANDIES?For the holiday? the York Drug Store will have an especially fine showing of Lowney'n Chocolates and Bonbons. This popular brand of Chocolates and Bonbons need no Introduction by us. It Is recognized as standard in quality and purity wherever Confections are sold. But. Remember, We'll have a fresh shipment for the Holiday trade. s. By buying early you g V't ^ trybody RUSH, and the before buying. COME. ^ J?? RE, ||| ill L*A?AtU?4llA*AIUIUIU*A*A*A? ^.Tia.Ti.*.>t\/a ?.,r\.r\.?./r>iT^/na/nama 'XCCC&X^-CDX^ VwV^i/Vr^TVtjTV VTVTVTvTVTvTwT T*T*Y*?T*Y*T*Ti?T*Y*T*T*Ti?T -.-.CHRISTMAS- . AT SPECK'S-? Oh, yes, I am preparing for the Holiday trade. Have been for several months, and if you will come and see what's doing at Speck's you will be convinced that I haven't been Idle. My line of Holiday goods this season will include the usual lines I carry as well as a large variety of goods such as I have never carried before. You will find here a beautiful line of Jewelry. 'Watches, Rings, Sterling Silverware, Sterling Silver Novelties, Pictures, Cut Glass, Bric-a-Brac, Toys and Dolls without end. If you have a holiday want you can most likely find something that will please you at T. W. Speck's. ' T. W. SPECK, The Jeweler. YOKK VILLI: BUGGY CO Steel Points? Because of the universal complaint against chilled plows on account of the points wearing out so quickly, we hunted for an all steel plow ahd have found It in the MOLINE line. We have contracted for this line and can now furnish you an all steel pk>w for not a great deal more than the chilled plow. Tol/n ,iii t ono r\f thouo rilniiro t f irnn lilrn 1 UI\C UUl U1 lilCOC O, 111 J V/U linv It keep It, If you don't like It bring It back and that will be the end of it. The above line also covers Steel Middle Breakers, Universal Disc Harrows, Cofn and Cotton Planters. We are overstocked on BUOGIES and WAGONS and will sell CHEAP to reduce our stock. I Yorkville Buggy Co. iW Handsomest Goods and Lowest Prices at the York Drug Store. COTTON INSURANCE. r AM prepared to write Insurance A on Cotton stored either in open 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 wan house In town. Rate 3J per cent. Write or call at my office for rates of insurance and other Information. J. R. LINDSAY. Oct. 3. t.f. tf. AT-t A A >"*"1A *- r- -* t T. a. A .Tj A >^-1A JA A iTi f' T w T 'A1 I \i' T vA- ""a I nA- T "a A-' VA' "W . .2^=, i Lows I A CARLOAD OF REVERSIBLE f lorse Sizes. T Hi Work on Dry, Sticky or Trashy :1. and WARRANT against break- ^ lis. ? ALLISON L ^ t,L J. L A L ^ . L J. L Jt. ^. r J. L .f. L .t., T, # V a Tw vA" VTV V Vv %' wA."*r^i?Tr^rf1 Thomson C I Cloak I One lot of Black Three-Quart good values at $6.00 and $6.0 uary the 1st, the Price will be $3. One lot Children's Cloaks to b (luring the Holidays. Children's Fur Sets?Brown? Ladles' Furs?In Black and E I Don't fall to see The Thomsoi Only a few of those $1.25 SM to go at 08c Each. Three piece RUG SET ?com] worth your attention. Price $6.01 Only a few pair of LADIES' ] nt !tQc thn Pair Snow White MARSEILLES Q A $4.50. We are headquarters tpr L> HANDKERCHIEFS for the Holld Our showing of HAND BAGS shoppers. |^THE THOMS( M. L. Carroll. C. W. Carroll. CARROLL BROS^ FOUND AT LAST TONGUELE88 HARROWS. \ jlHMj ;, i Va mnro Qapa UnroAa aoiiapH hv the weight of the tongue. Come In and see them. We also have the well known BUFFALO PITTS HARROW, which is considered by the BEST FARMERS to be the BEST HARROW MADE. Don't buy a HARROW until you see us, as we have the BEST lot of HARROWS and PLOWS on this market. You will have less grass and cultivation of your crop will be easier If you will use one of the above Harrows to prepare your land before you plant your crop. CARROLL BROS. ! * Buy Your Holiday Goods from The York Drug 8tore. J.K WILKERSON & C0. HICKORY 8. 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. MACHIXERY. We handle goods of the International Harvester Co., Including Gasoline Engines, Hay Balers, Harvesters, McCormick Reapers, Rakes, Harrows, and sell everything at Right Prices. BUGGIES AND WAGON8. A ?? *tYirtf iwion Ka In .1II/111UI5 mat 1110/ w uuvit vu <? Buggies and Wagons can be had from us. If it does not happen to be on hand it CAN BE HAD without difficulty. But we are carrying a large stock In this line. J. 8. WILKERSON & CO., Hickory, 8. C. G. H O'LrEARY. ART SQUARES We Invite all housekeepers and people who like to see beautiful things to come and see our showing of ART SQUARES. It is rich in handsome designs and colorings and the prices range from $3 to $25 Each. FURNITURE In Furniture we have a very large stock that is complete in every detail, if it comes under the general head of Furniture and goes in a home, you will find it here. Our qualities are the best that a given amount of money will buy?not only in Yorkville, but anywhere. If you contemplate adding any kind of Furniture to your home furnishings it Is to your Interest to see our Furniture stock before you make purchases. G. H. O'LEARY. BRING YOUR SHOES TO me between Withers Adlckes and First National Bank, and I'll ?ive you a good Job at right prices. J. E. MENDENHALL, The Deaf Mute 8hoemaker. I XriAS TOYS I YES, WHEN YOU ARE I SANTA CLAUS, OF COURSE YOL Haven't got everything In yet, bu GO-CARTS, ROCKING HORSES, and are expecting the balance in e in before Christmas and if they d< of TOYS direct from the worksho be pleased to have you come and tip. If you are anyways particular of the articles mentioned above, 1 as these articles are going like ho you can do so. I Clothing At I There's one thing we need I GOING TO HAVE and HA^ i Quality count with you. The 1 2 move quick is our L'lA/inim i We want every Suit to go and t |! for your consideration: Men's | $12.98; Men's $15.00 Suits cut x Suits cut down to $9.48; Boys' X You can hardly afford to x TY?Such chances don't come ^ and buy Clothing within the n< x has been CUT TO and BELO1 x Men's Coarse Shoes from < |^r. Q. WRAY, YOUXVI] :OMPANY'S 1 Values 11 er Length Ladies' Braided Cloaks 0?But to move them before Jan48 and $4.08. . e sold at exceptionally Low Prices H Fur and Muff, $5.08 the Set. Irown?From 08c to $8.50. l Co. for Ladies' Cloaks and Furs. A YRXA RUGS?Extra large slxe? I Dosed of three run?These are t the Set. BLACK KID GLOVES? 75c value lUILTS?extra sizes?at $3.50 and ^DIES* BELTS. COLLARS and ay trade. H 1 are second to none, for Holiday H 3N COMPANYJ PAY BEFORE JUDGMENT pAYEVERYBODY KNOWS THAT 8HERER'S is the PLACE to get the BEST FRESH MEATS the market affords all the year round. I also have a nice line of CANNED GOODS. FRUITS and VEGETABLES to suit the seasons, with Aha Best Accommodations, Low Prices and Quick Delivery. I want EVERYBODY to PLEASE PAY. Don't wait until Judgment Day and have St. Peter to ask "What about that Big Bill YOU owe SHER- 4 ER?" 7 I work Sixteen Honrs Every Day To Vry to Make Ends Meet, While Lots of People Eat My Staff And Loaf Upon the Street. Yours to Serve, OLD GEORGE, THE BUTCHER. THE BANK OF UTfifAwv nnavv lilVllVfilil UIll/ f u ( u *c j; /g.t*T*>v OUR BEST ATTENTION EVERYTHING OP A BANKING NATURE ENTRU8TED TO OUR CARE, RECEIVES OUR BEST ATTENTION. WE SHALL BE GLAD TO HAVE A SHARE OF YOUR BUSINESS. N. M. McDILL, Cashier. IMPORTERS AND ROASTERS OF HIGH GRADE COFFEES OUR ROASTING PLANT Is In Full Operation, and to Those Who Desire a Clear, Well Roasted and High Grade COFFEE We are Prepared to Furnish It. We name the following brands: Old Government Java, Monogram, Fort Sumter, Blue Ribbon, Arabian Mocha, Mountain Rose, Morning Glory, Maracalbo, Jamoma, Sunbeam, Electric, Porto Rloo, Red Owl, Acme, Aromatic, Dime. A Trial Will Convince Consumers of the Superior Merits of Our Roasted Coffee, and Once Tried Will Use no Other. Packers of Teas, Spices and Soda, put up under our personal supervision, and We Guarantee them Strictly Pure Goods. Send for samples and prices before purchasing elsewhere. F. W. WAGENER A COMPANY, Charleston. 8. C. F1. C. BLACK Life I murunce Old Line Mutual Legal Reserve Just as solid as it is possible to make anything. THE SECURITY LIFE AND ANNUITY COMPANY Has complied with the general insurance laws, and is licensed to do business as legal reserve "Old Line" company. This means, that the state of North Carolina guarantees that the company's assets and liabilities are correctly given in its published statements. That the Company has deposited cash securities with the insurance commissioner for the absolute protection of its policy-holders. FRED C. BLACK. AT WRAY'S. || i I DOING YOUR SHOPPING FOR o r WILL COME TO J. O. WRAY'S. ? it we have a pretty slick line of < > DOLLS. HORNS, GAMES, Etc.. JJ very day. They'll probably come ;; > we'll have quite a complete line <, ps of Santa Claus, and we would < see them. But say, Just a quiet i i about securing a Go-Cart or any * [ fOU HAD BETTER BE QUICK. ' - - 1 noma TnnAV 11 ! II CUK?S. DCUCI WWHIC X VA/fi A , 14 y* V i \ N. Y. Cost. |j and we need it badly. We are J | /E IT QUICK if Prices and ;; ine that we mean to move and ^; ; FOR MEN AND BOYS. V ? :o help it along these prices are | j ; $18.00 Suits cut down to down to $10.48; Men's $12.50 Suits, PRICES CUT HALF. j; MISS T&IS OPPORTUNI- j; often. Take advantage of it, J | ixt FEW DAYS., Every Suit || W NEW YO$K COST. ;; ^8c to $2.50 pef pair. || j; LEADER, j;, LLE, S. C. || A J