Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, June 08, 1909, Image 3
MERE-MENTION.
The strike oi' street railway workers
of Philadelphia, came to an end on Satkurday
with concessions from both sides.
The strike continued for a week and
there was considerable rioting and violence
The government of the Dominion
of Canada is preparing to build
a navy as an auxiliary force to Great
Britain Judge Gaynor, of the appellate
division of the New York supreme
court, may be Tammany's can
didate for mayor of New York city
next fall....The executors of an English
estate last week paid to the British
treasury $5,000,000 on account of the inheritance
tax. Double this sum will be
paid before the estate is settled in full.
An eccentric bachelor, proprietor
of a large department store of Paris,
died last week. He set aside $40,000
some years ago for his funeral expenses,
and had a sarcophagus costing
$16,000 erected as the receptacle for
the $4,000 casket In which He was iu
be buried Six of the most prominent
fire Insurance men of Rochester,
N. Y., have been indicted by a grand
tjury on a charge of conspiracy to keep
up insurance rates i...U. Q. Gllck, former
manager of the Republican state
committee of Delaware, was convicted
at Wilmington on Friday in the Federal
court and fined $800 for soliciting campaign
funds on Federal premises
A Masonic lodge composed of American
- citizens has been instituted in London,
under warrant of the grand lodge of
England Wm. Darragh, an automobile
driver, was sentenced to Sing
Sing for seven years on Friday by a
New York judge. Darragh ran down
and killed a 15-year-old boy....Harry
K. Thaw has lost out in his fight for
freedom from the insane asylum at
Matteawan, N. Y., according to a decision
of the appellate court of New
York rendered Friday Leo F. McCu
Hough, president of the Boston comnonnriL
ana Attorney Jas. T. Cas
sidy, recently convicted of conspiracy
and stealing $200 by a false order, were
sentenced Thursday, the former to
serve two years and the latter one year
in the state prison. Alderman Battis
was given three years for larceny of
Fourth of July celebration prize money.
A movement has been started in
Philadelphia to remove the body of
Win. Penn, the founder of Philadelphia
from its burial place in Buckinghamshire,
England, to Pennsylvania
John Moxey, a negro, was lynched at
Frankfort, Ky., late Wednesday night
^ for having shot B. C. Bowers, a circus
^ man... .Sheriff Cazales of Mobile, Ala.,
has been ordered removed from office
by the state supreme court for dereliction
of duty in allowing a negro prisoner
to be lynched Hundreds of
lumbermen are on a strike at McCloud,
f Cal., and bloodshed and destruction of
M Taw 1\IV
^ mucn property is icairu ^ UJ,
a Chinaman, imperial inspector of industries,
was murdered at Hong Kong,
a few days ago by some one of his fellow-countrymen,
who had followed him '
from the United States. Fay had sold
worthless mining stock to Chinamen in
all parts of this country and the swin- ?
die led to the murder. The Chinese
government has offered $50,000 reward
? for the arrest and conviction of his
murderers Fifteen "jackies" made
a sensational escape ffom a United
States warship in San Francisco harbor
Thursday night... .Albert T. Patrick,
the famous New York murderer,
who has been making a fight against
the commutation of his sentence rom
^ death to life Imprisonment, has lost his
case in the supreme court of that state.
Patrick is a lawyer and was convicted
of murdering Wm. Marsh Rice, a millionaire.
and attempting to steal his
money by a forged will....During the
month of April 16,000,000 yards of cotton
goods were exported from the
United States to China, against 7,000,000
yards in April of last year
Forest fires covering an area of over
100 miles, are raging in western Canada.
It is feared that many lives will
Ko i/,af \ score of constables raid
ed a bucket shop In Cincinnati, O , Sat9
urday morning, gaining entrance by
means of axes and crowbars. Six men
were arrested Mrs. J. M. Green of
Richland, Tex., killed herself and three
children Saturday morning, the result
of domestic troubles The number
of employes actually at work on the
? Panama canal now totals 26,835
f Bight prisoners and two wardens were
killed and four wardens and two soldiers
were mortally wounded In a prison
at Tiflls, Turkey, Saturday. The
prisoners were attempting to escape.
....Col. Alexander K. McClure, noted
as a newspaper editor, died at his home
near Philadelphia, Sunday afternoon
. aged 81 years Mike Morris, a ne*
gro, condemned to be hanged for the
murder of Sheriff Langston, was taken
.from jail and lynched by a mob at Tallahassee
Fla. Sunday morning. Mor
ris has begun to show symptoms of Insanity.
and the mob did its work to
prevent a possible escape from the gallows
During the current fiscal year
the national banks of the United States
have received individual deposits
amounting to $4,826,060,384. The aggregate
capital, surplus and profits of
the national banks reporting April 28,
amounting to $1,729,057,010, an increase
over last year of $58,586,428. The per
capita circulation on June 1, 1909, was
$35.01.
Dr. Moffatt to Resign.?It is announced
that Rev. Dr. James S. Moffatt,
the brilliant and distinguished president
of Erskine College, Due West, S.
C., the male institution supported l>y
the Associate Reformed Presbyterian
ff synod of the Sout',, will pffer his resignation
to the board of trustees at an
adjourned meeting^ nejet Tuesday in
Green wood, S. U. Kev tor. k. u. Miner
and Col. T. L. Kirkpatrick, members
of the board from this city, expect to
. to attend the meeting.
A The announcement of Dr. Moffatt
comes as a distinct surprise not only
to the board of trustees, but to the
church at large. He has served with
signal success as the head of the institution
for two years," succeeding
Rev. Dr. F. Y. Pressly, who was electt
ed to the presidency of the Erskine
Theological seminary, this place being
made vacant by the death of the venerable
Dr. W. L. Pressly.
Dr. Moffatt by his energetic and untiring
efforts, has led the college to
marked advancement during his in(
cumbency. He is not only brilliant as
a teacher, but is painstaking and ceaseless
as a worker and his efforts have
been crowned with abundant success.
It is not known what his plans are.
Dr. Moffatt is a distinguished preacher
and can command a handsome salary
in the pulpit. It is presumed that he
has in mind a resumption of his pas
toral duties in announcing this step,
but the board of trustees will make every
effort to hold him In the saddle in
view of his eminent fitness for the position.?Charlotte
Observer.
The Veterans at Memphis.?With the
stars and bars and the star spangled
banner flapping largely and amicably
: in the soft breezes of a typical southern
day. says a Memphis dispatch of yesterday,
the pictures of southern heroes
aligned with those who fought for the
north, with streets filled by thousands
of visitors and here and there throughout
the throng the soft gray and gold
of the cause that millions revere, the
p Confederate veterans' reunion began
m tonight.
r The formal programme will not begin
until tomorrow.
Probably never has there been a
Confederate reunion at which the ar
the details so ably worked out as at this
one. One cannot walk through any depot
in Memphis without some courte^
ous person inquiring "Are you a visi*
tor?" Information bureaus abound and
no one can complain of accommodations
not being furnished.
At a huge mess hall in the main
street the commissary has provided
meals three times a day for the old
. "boys in gray." Handsomely gown*
ed and dainty southern matrons and
maids superintend the preparation of
the food, as well as the serving of it.
and see that the more timid and helpless
veterans are not slighted.
The town is a myriad of lights and
every resident has constituted himself
an informal reception committee
to see every visitor is taken care of.
? Sumter. June 5: Mr. James H.
Witherspoon, manager of the Witherspoon
Furniture company, committed
suicide yesterday by drinking carbolic
acid at his home on East liberty
street. A four ounce vial which had
contained carbolic add and a tumbler
were by his side. Mr. Witherspoon was
4f> years old and had many friends who
were shocked at his death. He was a
P very industrious citizen. No cause is
assigned for the suicide. He is survived
by his wife, one little child and a
step-son.
AT THE CHURCHES.
CHURCH OF THE GOOD SHEPHERD.
Services this (Tuesday) evening at
8.30 o'clock, and on Friday evening at
the same hour.
Special Hotiqcs.
Preaching at Woodlawn.
Rev. S. C. Byrd will preach at
Woodlawn Presbyterian church, Sharon,
on Sunday next at 11 a. m.
Annual Ball.
The Piedmont Mineral Springs Co.
will give Its regular annual ball on
Friday, June 11. The public Is cordially
in/vited. Hacks to meet all
trains. C. N. Collins,
It Lessee and Manager.
Th? r"Am?>nter-Morton Co.. Boston,
Mass., were the first paint concern to
offer Varnish Stains to housekeepers.
Campbell's Varnish Stain is the original,
first made in 1888, and today
recognized as the most satisfactory
article of the kind upon the market.
The York Furniture Co. carries a complete
stock. Color card for the asking.
It
ihf (Cotton Jflarhet.
Yorkville, June 8.?Cotton 11 cents.
New York, June 7.?Cotton spot
closed quiet, 5 points lower; middling
uplands 11.45; middling gulf 11.70;
no sales. Futures opened barely
steady and closed steady as follows;
June 10.88; July 10.90; Aug. 10.84;
Sept. 10.79; Oct 10.77; Nov. 10.78
Dec. 10.79; Jan. 10.76; March 10.76;
OBITUARY.
DreD?At his home at Clover, on
Sunday, May 30, 1909, Mr. RANDOLPH
A. HAGINS, aged 67 years.
At her home in the York Cotton ,
Mill village on June 1, 1909, Mrs.
RUTH MoSWAIN, wife of Mr. S. A.
McSwain. The funeral was conducted
from the home by Rev. E. E. Gillesnio
and the interment took place at '
Beth-Shlloh. The deceased leaves a
husband and two small children, the
younger an Infant of a few days.
Don't Worry
Worry Brings Gray Hairs and Wrinkles
and Don't Benefit You At AH. 1
You Can Pay Later On;
We will FURNISH YOUR HOUSE
from the Parlor to the Kitchen with
The Right Kind of Furnishings at the
RIGHT Prices and you can pay for
them While You Are Using Them.
REMEMBERWE
SATISFY OUR CUSTODIERS. 1
He a Customer of the YORK FURNITURE
COMPANY and You Will Re
Satisfied With Our Qualities, Our
Prices and Our Terms. We' Satisfy
Others?We Will Satisfy YOU.
See us for
SEWING MACHINES,
GO-CARTS,
HAMMOCKS.
PORCH CHAIRS,
FURNITURE,
RUGS, MATTINGS, ETC.
BICYCLES?
If you want a Bicycle Don't Buy
Until You Know what we halve to ofTer 1
and Know Our Prices.
We sell CAMPBELL'S VArimon <
STAIN.
YORK FURNITURE CO. ?
IV* Tills Is good weather for a Perfection
Blue Flame Oil Stove. See It. |
There Are Fifty Men
ANY ONE OF WHOM WOULD BUY
THE MEEK WHITES1DES' PLACE
ON CLARK'S FORK. IF THEY
WOULD TAKE THE TIME AND GO
OVER THE PLACE.
IT HAS 190 ACRES IN IT?WITH
75 ACHES OF FINE BOTTOMS.
WHICH MAKE FROM 1,000 TO
1,200 BUSHELS OF CORN.
MEN GO WILD
Searching for Gold, but will not pick
up bargains which are safer than
gold.
LOOK AT THIS LAND
And I will give you a price that will
surprise you. I know of one man
wno Dougnt a larm ana paia me
whole price of it with two crops.
I HAVE MANY BARGAINS FOR
SALE. It Will Pay My Friends to
See Me or Write Me.
J. C. WILBORN.
Call 36Call
36 for anything you need in
the way of TOILET ARTICLES.
We have IT; You need IT; You must
hnva TT to hein von pnririrp this hot
weather. Nothing would give you
and your family more real pleasure
than one of our SHOWER BATHS
connected with your bathtub. We
have all the BEST Soaps. Talcum
Powders, Toilet Waters, Sea Salt,
Bath Powders. Extracts. Tooth Brushes,
Tooth Pastes, etc.
Make a note of your wants and
CALL ITS UP.
THE STAR DRUG STORE.
Do It Today-It
is a good time now to buy that
new ICE CREAM FREEZER that you
have been promising your wife for so
long since the old one has gotten rickety,
and while you are buying it is
just as well to buy the BEST. We sell
the BEST?don't sell any other kind.
Have them in all sizes from 1 to 8
quarts, and at the most pleasing
prices. Come and see our FREEZERS
ami lei us snow you wny ours art wie
BKST to buy. Come TODAY while It
is hot anil you're thinking about how
good and pure home-made lee Cream
really Is.
JtEEltlGEltATOllS, ICE BOXES.
Before buying a Refrigerator or an
Ice Box come and see what we have
to offer you. If we haven't just the
thing you want we'll be glad to get it
for you. At least see us before you
buy. A Refrigerator will pay for itself
in what it saves.
Yorkville Hardware Co.
W See us for Hammocks?$1 to $5.
MONEY TO LEND.
ON improved farms in York County.
Repayable in five easy annual installments.
Interest eight per cent
No broker's commissions.
C. E. SPENCER,
Attnrnpv nt T.n\v_
<?r? f .t" "fim
TO DEBTORS AND CREDITORS.
ALL persona Indebted to the estate
of Airs. E. S. CRAWFORD, deceased.
are hereby notified to make payment
to me at once. All persons having
claims against said estate, should
present them to me. duly authenticated,
within the time prescribed by law.
J. S. RRIPE, Executor.
Yorkville, S. C.. June 1, 190k.
44 tt 3t
Laundry
The LAUNDRY business heretofore
handled by Mr. T. M. Dobson will In
the future be handled by the
Farmer's Wholesale Grocery
To our LAUNDRY customers we
promise the same high grade service
that they have received In the past
and It will give us pleasure to improve
the service in any way that we can
improve It.
Laundry will be called for on Mondays
and delivered on Saturdays.
All Ijaundry Bills Are CASH and
Must Be Paid On Delivery of Ijaundry
or Presentation of Bill.
We solicit all kinds of Laundry
work and Dyeing.
fTarmorc' Whnlpcnlp firnrprv.
A UI IUV1 U V * V* vw ^ y
J. M. FERGUSON, Prop.
Herndon & Gordon.
IF We have several bushels of
SCOTCH-IRISH POTATOES suitable
for planting for Second Crop. See us
quick for what you need.
Make the Licks Count
With the rapid advance of General
Green across the cotton and corn fields
every lick of the farmer to repulse the
enemy should count to the limit. A
good hoe will help some, but the best
hoe is the one to use for results that
count. Every farmer should equip his
army with a Reily Hoe?it does business
going and coming. We only have
a few left.
33VBHY IjADY
Intends to do a lot of fruit canning
during the next few weeks. Please remember
that we can furnish you with
the Fruit Jars you will need. Our Jars
are especially good for peaches, pears,
plums, blackberries and apples.
HERNDON A GORDON.
International Stock
Food Preparations
Everybody posted on a matter of
this kind WILL ADMIT that the IN
TLB NATIONAL stands at the head
of the list of goods of this class.
Their Guarantee of what they claim
for it will go with every package, or
Money Will Be Refunded.
NOW being the best time for a general
use I bring them to your notice.
Beside the regular Stock Food for
Horses, Cattle, Hogs, etc., I also handle
a few extra preparations put up
by them and sometimes needed, such
as Dan Patch White Liniment
Silver Pine Healing Oil
Lice Killer
Gall Cure for Cuts, etc.
International Harness Soap, also
International Cholera Cure, a preventive
and cure for chicken cholera,
etc.
International Distemper Cure.
In a few days I expect to have the
? Iffnam TlAmw'/IOn f Ar of A/>lr
I IIUTIla lltlliai ft III All M. WWUV-I 1UI awvn.
LOUIS ROTH.
COME TO
Sherer's
Don't Forget to Come to SHERER'S
When You Want Nice Bananas.
Also have plenty of nice, Fresh Cabbage
on hands all the time now.
When It Is Eggs or Batter you want
we most always have plenty of both
on hands.
I am still selling THE BEST BEEF
at the same Old Place. When you
are In need of any, please phone or
call around and We Will Try to Please
1 ou.
Some people when they phone for
Staff,
They want It Right Away;
Then when you send the Bill around,
They Haven't Time to Pay.
OLD GEORGE.
The Butcher.
las. M. Starr, J. F. McElwee,
President. Sec. and Treas.
YORK SUPPLY CO.
Incorporated.
DAIN'S
Vertical Lift
MOWER
A Mowing Machine to be a success
must combine great strength with light
draft and ease of management.
r% A I M VC nniAt. nro a Hllllf tn Wrtflf
X lie unail 1UV1TV4 na? VV.44V fcw ?? w. ?
successfully, wherever the conditions
of the ground will permit a mower to
be operated. Call and see the Daln
Mower.
We have Fruit Jars?all sizes.
We also have extra Caps and extra
Rubbers.
York Supply Company.
HARRISON'S
Town and Country
PAINT
We are Selling Agents for this
well known brand of Paints?have it
in stock and can till your requirements?It
is a Ready Mixed, full
weight Paint and as good in quality
as scientific grinding and long expemIamaa
oow mol/A Point Ttq mialitv
i iciivc van manv a ui v> aw
never falls to give the buyer the very
best satisfaction in lasting qualities
and covering qualities. Come and
talk to us about the painting you expect
to do and let us tell you about
the good qualities of Harrison's Town
nn<l Country Paints and quote you our
prices.
See us for Oils, Stains, Jap-a-lac,
Putty, Glass, etc.
THE YORK DRUG STORE.
New Arrivals
Just whet your appetite and let
me know what you would like to eat.
I have a lot of new goods that have
arrived within the past day or two,
and it is likely that your appetite can
be properly touched here. I.ook this
list over and see:
DEVILED CRABS.
DKY SHRIMPS,
VA. HERRING ROE,
SNIDERS SOUPS,
TUB A SCO KETCHUP.
WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE,
OLIVE OIL.
CREAM OF WHEAT.
EVAPORATED MILK.
PRUNES.
EVAPORATED APPLES AND
EVAPORATED PEACHES,
HAMS?CHOICE.
BREAKFAST BACON.
FRESH CABBAGE.
If you want It and It Is to eat?Yon
Can (Jot It Hero.
\V. E. FERGUSON.
AT THE BRATTON FARM.
WE are offering thoroughbred
Guernsey Heifers at from J10 up
and we have also a number of Berkshire
Gilts with thoroughbred Pigs
that we will sell. Will deliver pure,
clean milk at 10 cents a quart. Cream,
butter and fresh eggs on orders.
Pure Berkshire Pigs at from $3 to
$f> each. Pure Buff Orpington eggs at
Ji a setting of 15.
J. MEEK BURNS, Manager.
HHHnm
THE
| The Richest Man, Perhap
Upon His Return Froi
What Was It That In
1 Regard to the French
"Their
Was his quick reply.
The French people, as a
richest in the world and the r
2 Are the Greatest Money Save
all over the world.
I If you are thrifty and save
Lender and not a Money Bor
Our Strong Vault and Bur
derful Time Lock, and Our A
of a Million Dollars will Pr
Welcome and Courteous Trea
will Pay You a Good Rate of ]
If you have much to gain
proposition, Is It Not Worth
THE FIRST NAr
YORKVIL
O. E. WILKINS, Pres.
Porto Rico Molasses
I have Just received a Darrei 01 me
very best grade of FORTO RICO
MOLASSES, and if you like "long
sweetenin'" in warm weather, I am
sure that this will just touch the spot.
Try a gallon or twt.
I also have
Von Camp's Catsup,
Worcestershire Sauce,
Salad Dressing,
Canned Pineapple,
Canned Peaches,
Lowney's Breakfast Cocoa,
And other seasonable Groceries.
Remember that I make a specialty
of Made-to-Measure Clothes from the
famous tailoring house of Lamm &
Co.?"Best on Earth" Tailors. A Perfect
Pit Guaranteed.
W. M. KENNEDY, Agent.
PRISON Savs!
"I WANT TO SEE A PHONOGRAPH
IN EVERY AMERICAN HOME."
IT'S FREE?To hear this wonderful
machine. Why? Because we want
everybody to know that we sell the
best. Mr. Edison was the first man to
know that sound could be recorded and
reproduced.
The VICTOR that Is now receiving
so much praise, was Invented by an
Edison expert, and was the first machine
to play the DISC RECORD8.
Here we have the Two Originals, and
these two stand so far ahead of anything
on the market. We can prove
It, at
R. B. DAVIDSON CO.
TUP Mllftir. STOOP
? I
HOW to A
: A DOLLAR SAVED i
! BUY BARGA]
-HER
i
Come and take a close loc
! offering whether you want to
to show you How You Can S
: Bargain values will not last
t Very Low?Low Enough to
: visit to this store will convin
I BLACK DRESS GOOl
i $1.25 Black Dress Goods?Nc
>, $1.00 Black Dress Goods?1
75 cents Black Dress Gc
: 50 cents Black Dress G
: And Other Qualities at Li
! All Colored Dress Goods a
All Embroideries AT CO
Short Lengths in SILKS 1
: 20 Per Cent Off on All Ve
COLORED Lawns
! 6 1-4 Cents Colored Lawns?
I 6 1-4 Cents Colored Lav
} 8 1-3 Cents Colored Lawns?]
; 8 1-3 Cents Colored Lawns12
1-2 Cents Colored Lawns?
12 1-2 Cents Colored Lawi
AT.T. CALTCOES AT
| We are going to have hot
time to buy nice, cool dressei
S P E (
I Children's 15 Cents Droi
I At FIVE (5) CENTS A PA
; A DOLLAR SAVED
i RUSH TO
i Special Bargain C<
FOR MEN YOTINt
[ $20.00 Suits NOW $16,873.
: $18.00 Suits NOW $14.6
: $15.00 Suits NOW $
! $10.00 Suits NO
I $5.00 Suits !
I $4.00 Si
j $2.?
\ W SPECIAL?MEN'S H<
Wo will sell during tins mho
! 111011?something to keep cool in
I All Pants Cloth will go i
j : sale. It is a good time to bu
! MEN'S $1.00 DRESS
i
; ustop pu:
'
t Is what yott hear them say
j They know a good thing win
! 3^" We Will Add 10 Per
> Are Charged to Anyone.
j YORKVILLE
! A DOLLAR SAVED
itiiiiiiiiiiiiim niMiMiiiiiiiniaii
LIFT
>s In the United States,
m France, Was Asked,
npressed Him Most In
People
Thrift"
whole, are reputed to be the
eason, it is said, is that They
rs. 1 hey have money loaned
; money you will be a Money
rower.
glar Proof Safe with its won.ssets
of more than a Quarter
otect Your Funds; a Warm
tment We offer you Free, and
interest on All You Can Save,
and nothing to lose in our
Considering ?????? '
riONAL BANK
,LE, S. C.
R. C. ALLEIN, Cashier. f
NEGLIGEE
SHIPT
SPECIALS
If you haven't inspected our line
of Spring NEGLIGEE SHIRTS you
have missed seeing the Best Productions
of the Best Shirt Makers at the
Most Attractive Prices?Shirts and
Prices that would attract the most
particular dressers and the most careful
buyers. But here are a few offerings
that are specially attractive?Be
sure to see them.
1. One lot of 75c Negligee Shirts,
White, Plaited Bosoms?To Close
Out at 48 CENTS Each.
2. One lot Men's 50c Shirts?Nice
Patterns, well made?To Close Out
at 42 CENTS Each.
ltED CROSS SIIIIITS are for men
who want the very best In Shirts.
They are well made of good material,
good fitters, full made, and will give
entire satisfaction. They are excellent
values at 98 CENTS Each.
Job Lot of LINEN COLLARS?
good styles?good qualities?all sizes
?5 CENTS Each.
One Lot Ladles' Trimmed Hats to
Close Out Quick?Good, fresh styles?
they'll go quick at our prices?98
CENTS and Upward.
J. Q. Wray, Leader
W* It Is a Pact That I Can and Will
Save YOU Money On GROCERIES?
Give Me a Trial and Be Convinced.
FOR RENT.
DICKSON HOUSE, King's Mountain
street, next Garrison.
C. E. SPENCER.
35 I? . f.t . tf
i11?in wm ii> HP mm m MWWI
lake Money
[S A DOLLAR MADE
INS?
E THEY ARE |
>k at the Bargains we are now j
buy or not. We will be glad
ave Money. These extra good j
long?Our Prices Are Low? j
Tempt the Closest Buyer. A j
ce you. i
DS PRICES REDUCED. i
>w $1.00 a Yard.
Mow 87 1-2 Cents a Yard.
>ods?Now 62 1-2 Cents Yard, i
oods?Now 42 1-2 Cents Yard, j
ke Reductions. ;
it Black Dress Goods Prices. J
ST.
vill go at HALF PRICE,
lvets. !
J I AII7XT0 !
?Vjuiuieu Lit\w no
NOW 5 CENTS YARD,
ms?NOW 5 CENTS YARD. |
NOW 6 1-4 CENTS YARD.
-NOW 6 1-4 CENTS YARD, j
-NOW io CENTS YARD. j
ns?NOW io CENTS YARD, j
FIVE (5) CENTS A YARD, i
; weather, so now is your best !
s cheap?Save Your Money. j
]IAL i
)-Stitched Stockings Will Go ;
IR.
IS A DOLLAR MADE |
SEE OUR i
r sm ,i
3unter ior uormng ;
J, MEN AND BOYS.
2*. i
12.00. ;
W $7 371- !
NOW $3-87!.
jits NOW $2.87i
jo Suits NOW $1.98.
$2.00 Suits NOW $1.25. I
3SE?5 CENTS Dozen Pair.
TWO PIECE COTTON SUITS for I
tills summer?At $1.87 J a Suit. i
at HALF PRICE during this \
y- \
SHIRTS?NOW 75 CENTS. <
SHING ME"
- at our Bargain Shoe Boxes.
?n they see it.
Cent on Sale Prices If Goods
B. & MER. CO.
f
IS A DOLLAR MADE
?. ? ???anm
J. M. BRIAN COMPANY
Tho Fancy Grooern
Fresh Arrivals
White Fish?An extra choice barrel
Just arrived. Try them.
Canned Goods?Including Van Camp's
Pork and Beans, Tomatoes, Big
Hominy and others.
Shoe Polishes?Mason's Blacking. Black
and Tan Polish.
Fruit Jars?All sizes; Tumblers,
Lamps, Plain and Colored Dishes, all
kinds of Tinware, Brooms, etc.
Teas and Coffees in varieties to please
all tastes.
Fruits?Choice Oranges, Bananas and
all kind of the best In season.
Pickles?A barrel of very choice Cucumber
Pickles. Good, too.
Axle Grease?Grease your buggies and
wagons with Big Four Axle Grease.
J. M. BRIAN COMPANY,
a a as
Anchor ot
- Safety No
matter how prosperous you are
at present, you cannot afford to take
chances.
The drift of fortune Is extremely uncertain.
Tomorrow, next week, next
year, may witness on entire change of
your present promising prospects?
may render exceedingly necessary the
money that you probably can and
should save now.
An acount at this BANK is the ANCHOR
that holds during a storm.
THE LOAN AND SAVINGS HANK
AT JOHNSON'S
SHOE POLISH?White, Tan and
Black.
FRESH MACKEREL.
HEIXZ'S PICKLES and PICKLING
VINEGAR.
SUGAR, RICE.
EVANGELINE SYRUP.
BLUE RIBBON EXTRACTS.
TEAS, COFFEES and SPICES.
I. W. JOHNSON.
GLENN & ALLISON.
Mules and Horses
We now have the best assortment of
MULES AND HORSES that we have
had at any time during this season.
We invite you to make an inspection
if you are in the market for first-class
animals.
BUGGIES AND HARNESS
Our lines of BUGGIES and HARNESS
are complete in every detail and
should you be in need of anything in
this line it is to your interest to see us
before you buy. We want to sell and
lr you wane 10 Duy we can get iugeuier
to our mutual benefit
We have a complete line of COLE'S
CORN and COTTON PLANTERS and
CHATTANOOGA MIDDLE BREAKERS?Every
farmer should have at
least one each of these Implements.
They pay their way.
GLENN & ALLISON.
J. L. Williams. Mason McConnsll.
J. L. WILLIAMS & CO.
Stock Taking Sale
Beginning Saturday
We have just finished taking inventory
of our stock. We find odd lots, in
all departments, which must be turned
I into CASH, regardless of what we paid.
80 Pairs Men's fine Shoes, 33.00, 33.60
and 34.00 kind at $1.98.
200 Men's 50 and 76 Cts., fine Shirts?
Saturday at 33 Cents each,
j Job lot of 5,000 yards of 8 1-3 and 10
10 Cts., Laces in Val and Torchon
at 5 Cents yard.
100 Men's 26 Cts. Mexican Hats at
15 Cts. each.
Have you seen the bargains we are of-.
fering in Clothing, if not, meet your
. .friends here.
J. L. WILLIAMS & CO.
York's Cheapest Dry Goods 8tore.
The ?>
Fountain Pen
A OAM\/CMICM^C
A UV/llVblllbllVli
A NECESSITY.
Every man and woman who writes
at all, should have a first-class, dependable
Fountain Pen, as a constant
companion. Dozens of times a pen is
needed when a pencil will not answer
the purpose at all. Addressing letters
with a pencil doesn't look well and
then, too, the pencil marks grow dim
and rub off and your paper or letter
may be lost. Up-to-date people all use
Fountain Pen?It is as much a necessity
as the watch, the pocket knife
or the check book. Come and let me
*1- ? 4 1IMA A#
SHOW you [lie Iliuai eiauuiaic Hue Ui
Fountain Pens?Waterman's and Parker's
Lucky Curve?that you've seen.
Sizes and points to fit all hands?Prices
to fit all pockets.
T. W. SPECK, The Jeweler.
The Agency for
PAROID
ROOFING
is now controlled by
J. J. KELLER & CO.
Any property owner requiring a
first-class, permanent roofing for
warehouses, barns, stores, tenant
houses, gin houses or low cost
dwellings, will find this material
most satisfactory.
Fire resisting, waterproof, easy
to lay and adapted for southern
conditions.
All fixtures supplied without extra
charge.
Past performances of other unfortunate
roofs need not worry you
with this brand.
Ask for samples.
Truman D. Turner Hugh G. Brown
TURNER A BROWN.
LIVERY AND FEED STABLES
Yorkvllle - - - S. C.
We are here to give the public First
Class Service, and will be glad to show
our appreciation of any patronage
that may be tendered us.
TURNER & BROWN.
22 t 3m.
I ...THOMSON O
J UI
MONEY-SA V
CONTINUES ALL
SPEND AT LEAST ONE DAY
SON'S?YOU'LL STRETCH YO
ING DURING Tins SEVEN DA
QUICK SELLING PRICES ON
BED SPREADS, SHEETS, PILL
RIBBONS
5 CENTS CALIC<
All this week you can buy STAN]
the Yard.
10 YARDS LAW]
Big lot of good LAWNS?fast c<
Dot Patterns?On Safe, 10 Yards for
BOYS' 25 CENTS SH
One lot BOYS' 26 CTS. NEGU
patterns?One Sale at 15 CENTS Ead
MEN'S 60 CTS. NEGLIGEE SH:
39 CENTS Each.
98 CENTS OXFOR
One lot LADIES' TAN AND B
$1.60 values?On Sale, at 98 CENTS
MEN'S ALL WOOL TWO-PIE<
$3.98 a Suit.
MEN'S ALL WOOL TWO-PIEC
*4.98 Each.
One lot 15 Cta. ALL SILK TAF
Sale at 10 CENTS the Yard.
One lot 12| Cta. ALL SILK TA1
Sale at 8 CENTS the Yard.
,$1.00 WHITE LIN]
One lot 90-INCH PURE WHITE
ed, Dollar Quality?On Sale at 69 CE
One lot 12) Cta. and 15 Cta. COI
CENTS the Yard.
One lot CHILDREN'S BLACK I
CENTS the Pair.
One lot good EMBROIDERY?C
One lot 25 Cta. and 35 Cta. SWIi
Only 19 CENTS the Yard.
One lot FULL BLEACHED SH]
at 48 CENTS Each.
One lot PILLOW CASES?On 8a
One lot 31.25 BED SPREADS, 91
One lot $1.50 BED SPREADS, $1
One lot $1.75 BED SPREADS, $1
TOWELS TOWE
One lot EXTRA SIZE HUCK TO
I CENTS Each.
J One lot EXTRA SIZE, COLORE
At 13 U1U1IB JMU31.
One lot PURE LINEN HUCK
Sale at 25 CENTS Each.
One lot EXTRA SIZE TURKISH
48 CENTS Each.
Best BARKER MILLS BLEACH!
Good 40-INCH WHITE LAWN A
Pine 40-INCH WHITE BATISTE
Good WHITE LAWN At 10 CEN
LADIES' HANDKERCHIEFS At
MEN'S PURE LINEN HANDKE
Good YARD-WIDE SHEETING.
HEAVIEST YARD-WIDE SHEE
Good YARD-WIDE CAMBRIC, II
on tvpu nruTTP T
UUUU OU'JUIVXI TT XX X X Hi JU111 ?imi
MUSLIN UNE
CHILDREN'S MUSLIN DRAWI
Each.
CHILDREN'S CAMBRIC FER]
Girls?25 CENTS Each.
One lot LADIES' 25 CTS. COR
CENTS Each.
One lot LADIES' 60 CTS. COR
CENTS Each.
One lot LADIES' 35 CTS. MUSL]
CENTS Each.
One lot LADIES' 60 CTS. MUSL
CENTS Each.
One lot LADIES' 75 CTS. MUSI
CENTS Each.
One lot LADIES' $1.00 MUSL
I CENTO Eacn.
One lot LADIES' $1.25 and $1.5<
98 CENTS Each.
One lot LADIES' WHITE LAWN
and 98 CENTS Each.
IF YOU HAVE LET OTHER
REACH OUT AND GRASP TH
SEVEN DAYS AND YOU STR]
The THOMSON
CEMENT "
BLOCKS =
We are now taking orders for mak- .
lng Cement Blocks In any size and f
shape for Building Purposes, Fencing. ^
Curbing, Cemetery Lots, etc. See us ,
for prices. ^
mo
STOVE WOOD
We are prepared to fill orders for ]
Stove Wood, cut from slabs to stove i
lengths In oak and pine, at $1.00 per c
Load. Phone us for Stove Wood. i
J. J. KELLER & CO. \
V See ua for Lime, Cement, Lumber ^
?Rough or Dressed.
Rawls Plumbing Co. ~
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SEE US NOW d
edj
yoi
tua
WE have an adequate force of tw<
Competent Workmen to do "0I
PLUMBING or other work in our ten
line. We can give you all the Infor- Eni
matlon that can be desired about P&1
SANITARY PLUMBING, and show the
you styles and prices of the LATEST, Coi
BEST and MOST APPROVED FIX- Po1
TURES. ery
Bei
Hlf
COME FOR US or SEND FOR US. rec
car
yoi
RAWLS PLUMBING COMPANY. oth
. Mu
YORKVILLE BUGGY CO.
T G
Riding and Walking Cultivators"
Evi
lin<
she
ir, rjir-n Tn f AT.T, THE ATTEN- tho
TION OF ALL FARMERS TO OUR I all
RIDING AND WALKING CULTIVA- J *
TORS. WE SELL THEM UNDER AN ?r
ABSOLUTE GUARANTEE. CALL 1
AND SEE THEM AND A GREAT Ctfl
MANY OTHER THINGS WE HAVE me
FOR SALE. <
W1
foo
Yorkville Buggy Co. d
on
tw<
Don't use Printed matter thatlyoi
makes your business look "cheap."!
Use The Enquirer kind?The Best. '
OMPANY'S... I
ST E I
TNG SALE I
, THIS WEEK I
THIS WEEK AT THOM- !
UR DOLLARS BY BUYYS'
SALE.
MIJSLIN UNDERWEAR,
OW CASES, LAWNS AND
"IRS fS CENTS
DARD CALICOES at 5 CENTO
N 39 CENTS
>lora?Black and White Polka
39 CENTS.
[IRTS 15 CENTS
OEE SHIRTS?all good, new
i.
[RTS, Soft Collars, On Sale at
DS 98 CENTS
LACK OXFORDS?11.26 and
the Pair.
:E $6.00 SUITS?On Sale at
E $7.60 SUITS?On Sale at
FETA RIBBON?No. 80?On
?FETA RIBBON?No. 40?On
?IN W LiU/JN i ?
DRESS LINEN?Pull BleachINTS
the Yard.
.ORED LAWNS On Sale at 10
IIBBED HOSE?On Sale at ft
>n Sale at ft CENTS the Yard.
JSES and LAWNS?On Sale at
BETS?81*90 Inches?On Sale
de at 10 CENTS Each.
? CENTS Each.
1.10 Each.
.SO Each.
LS TOWELS
WELS?15 Cta. quality?At 10
ID BORDER HUCK TOWELS ^
TOWELS?Bert quality?On
: BATH TOWELS?On Sale at
[NO, 10 CENTS Yard,
t 15 CENTS Yard.
3, 19 CENTS the Vard.
TS the Yard.
Two for 5 CENTS.
RCHIEFS, 10 CENTS Each.
5 CENTS Yard.
3TINQ, 6 1-2 CENTS Yard.
3 CENTS YARD.
, 10 CENTS the Yard.
)ERWEAR
3RS?Small sizes?At 10 CT8.
RIS WAISTS?For Boys and
SET COVERS On Sale at It
SET COVERS On Sale at St
[N DRAWERS?On Sale at S4
.IN DRAWERS On Sale at St
UN SKIRTS On Sale at 48
(N SKIRTS On Sale at 19
) MUSLIN SKIRTS On Sale at
SHIRT WAISTS At 48 CENTS
OPPORTUNITIES PASS,
ESE. BUY HERE FOR
ETCH YOUR DOLLARS.
rCOMPANY |
L. Carroll. C. W. Carroll.
CARROLL BROS.
#3T.SO
iVe are still selling the Roderick
in Cultivator at $37.50.
We sold more than fifty of these
t season and are still having calls
them. They are undoubtedly the
?a a? Ika morlrat find
el pcncui piun vii .....
i are making a mistake by not
ring one?Come In and see us.
iVe also have In stock?
Walking Cultivators, Drag Har ows,
Oliver Chilled Plows, Weed;rs,
Harrows with tongues, and
vithout tongues, Side Harrows,
side Cultivators, Guano Distribuers,
Combination Corn and Colon
Planters and Guano Dlstrlbiters.
In fact almost everything
n the Implement line.
PARROLL BROS.
le Mutual Benefit
lever Disappoints.
k. gentleman to whom was recently
ivered his eighth policy in the Mu.1
Benefit, wrote under date of Jan y
11, 1909, as follows: "I acknowl',e
receipt of the eighth policy which
i have written on my life in the Mu,1
Benefit during the last ten or
dve years. Comparing the condiis
and record of these policies with
other policies which I have In New
gland and New York Old Line Comlies,
I can say that I regret that
se other ten are not also in your
npany." The experience of this
icy holder is typical of that of evman
who is insured In the Mutual
leflt and also in other companies,
i other policies are In companies
ognlzed as among the best. You
I save yourseil iuiure re^rem, ?
i have not already insured in some
er company, by starting in the
tual Benefit.
SAM M. GRIST, Special Agent.
r. H. (I'LEARV
WANTED
srybody to know that I have the best
i of MATTINGS that I have ever
iwn. Not an unsightly pattern in
t lot?Three New Patterns Just in?
of that good kind usually found at
place. Call and Inspect them be
e buying?it will pay yon.
tVlndow Shades (no seconds) 25
i. to $1.00 Each, and a good assortnt
of colors.
Cottage Rods?Oak, Cherry and
lite?4 foot lengths. White In 6
it lengths for larger windows.
i lobe-Wernicke Sectional Book
ses furnish a home for your books
the installment plan?A Section or
j at a time.
>ee the Perfection Oil Stove for
lr summer cooking.
G. H. O'LEARY.