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AT THE CHURCHES. BAPTIST Rev. I. O. Murray. Pastor. Friday?Services at 4 p. m., and 8.30 | p. m. Saturday?Services at 8.30 p. m. Sunday Services?Sunday school at 10 a. m. Preaching 11 a. m., 4 p. m., and 8.30 p. m., by Pastor Evangelist J. S. Corpening. CHURCH OF THE 'iUUL' SHEFHERD Rev. T. Tracy Walsh. Rector. Sunday Services?Sunday school at 9.45. Evening service (Choral) at 8.15 o'clock. (The services announced on Sunday for this?Friday?evening will not be held.) FIRST PRESBYTERIAN. Rev. E. E. Gillespie, Pastor. Sunday Services.?Sunday school at 10 a. m. No other service. | TRINITY METHODIST EPISCOPAL. Rev. J. H. Thacker, Pastor. \ Supnday Services?Sunday school at 5 p. m. \ ASSOCIATE REFORMED PRESBY, TERIAN. Rev. J. L. Oates, Pastor. Sabbath Services?Sabbath school at 10 a. m. Morning service at 11 o'clock. Service at York Cotton Mill chapel at 8.30 p. m. Special JRotires. Ice Cream at Guthriesville. \ On Saturd&y evening. June 25th, at 1 o _ _! 1. IxHlao nf (1II t h r ipS V jl le V 8 U I'lUl'*, lllc IUU.W ? will serve ice cream at the Guthriesville school building, for the benefit of the Baseball team. Everybody cor- ? dially invited. Revival Services. The series of meetings being con- ' ducted at the Baptist church by the : pastor, aided by Rev. J. S. Corpening, are growing in interest and will con- I tinue several days yet. The services i for Sunday will be as follows: At 11 ' o'clock the subject will be "The Doc- ' trine of Rewards;" at 4 p. m., a service ' especially for men, but ladies are also 1 invited, the subject will be "Victorious fc Trials of Life;" at 8, the subject will be * "A Drama of Sin." All are most cordially invited to attend all the services. (The fllotton iflarbrt. Yorkville, June 24.?Cotton 14J. New York, June 23.?Spot cotton closed dull, 15 points lower; middling r uplands 15.05; middling gulf 15.30; sales 1,403 bales: Jan. 12.22; Feb. 12.21; , March 12.22; June 15.00; July 15.02; j Aug. 14.71; Sept. 13.15; Oct. 12.46; | Nov. 12.32; Dec. 12.26. ] 1 PICNIC AT CLOVER 1 h rp HERE will be a Basket Picnic at X Clover on JULY 4TH. under the auspices of the Junior Order United American Mechanics and Daughters of . Liberty. There will be good music and good speeches. The public is in- 4 vited. c A. J. QUINN, j k F. E. CLINTON. For Committee. 4 50 f.t 3t } 1 Fourth of July j EXCURSION RATES:" i Via Southern Railway ; ? 1 Account Fourth cf July travel, the 4 Southern Railway announces greatly reduced rates from all points, tickets I to be sold July 2, 3 and 4, only, limited ^ to reach original starting point re- <j turning not later than midnight of ^ July 8th, 1910. J For further information, tickets, etc., < apply to Southern Railway Ticket ?| Agents, or address, ? W. K. McOEE, , T)jv. Pass. Agent, Charleston, S. C. . J. Lk Meek, Asst. Gen'l. Pass, Agent, j Atlanta, Ga. td. ?^__M I Glassware We are now showing a very large line of elegant Pressed Glassware in lee Tea Tumblers, Goblets antl Sau- 1 eers. Pitchers, etc. The line includes ' the latest in styles and in a variety | 0 -of sizes and at most attractive prices. ! Won't you let us show you? I < T. W. SPECK, The Joweler. * COLUMBIA Phonographs . And Records' i We want evet*vbody to come to our 1 store and hear aild see the Columbia < Phonograph?the clearest, sweetest toned talking machine on the market. . We want you to hear it, because we , want to sell you one and know that if you hear the Columbia you will buy it. We also want you to see us for Records for Columbia and all other talking machines. We have a big stock at I right prices. CARROLL FURNITURE CO. * CASH OR CREDIT. Wofford Quartette Graded School Auditorium, Friday Night. The Quartette of the Wofford College Glee Club, will give a delightful entertainment, consisting of Vocal and - Instrumental Music, Recitations, Burleaques. etc. They have been making decided hits everywhere they have been, and'they are to play in the Graded School Auditorium, Friday Night, Juno 24, at 8.30, under the auspices of the Ladies' Committee of the Church Home Orphanage. ^ Everybody is invited to enjoy a pleasant evening. General admission 25 cents; reserved seats 35 cents. WANTED SECOND HAND BICYCLES. If you have an Old Bicycle Frame, Wheels, Crank, Axle or any part of an ^ Old Bicycle lying around, there is money in it for you, if you will bring it to us. We do all kinds of wood work on wagons and buggies. We keep a good stock of Bicycle Tires, Pedals, and in fact every thing I you need for a Bicycle. Automobiles a specialty. Alexander Specialty Company R. D. Alexander, Mgr. NOTICE ALL parties desiring to become candidates for office in York county in the Democratic Primary are required to file their oath with the Clerk of the Court, file their pledge with the County Chairman, and pay their assessment on or before 12 o'clock M., on the 12th day of August, 1910. The following is the scale of assessments: House of Representatives. $5.00; Superintendent of Education, $7.50: Treasurer, $14.00: Auditor, $14.00; Sul>ervisor, $10.00; Probate Judge, $14.00; County Commissioner, $2.00. Magistrates. Bethesda Townsnip, $3.&u; iteinej Township, $3.50; Broad River Township, $3.50; Bullock's Creek Township, $3.50; Catawba Township, $11.50; Ehenezer Township, $3.50; Fort Mill Township. $6.00; King's Mountain Township, $3.50; York Township, $7.00. The following campaign meetings will be held: Blairsville, Saturday, August 13th. McConnell8ville, Tuesday, August 16th. Ogden, Wednesday. August 17th. Tirzah, Thursday, August 18th. Fort Mill, Friday, August 19th. Rock Hill, Saturday, August 20th. Clover, Monday, August 22nd. Forest Hill, Tuesday, August 23rd. Bethany, Wednesday, August 24th. Piedmont Springs, Thursday, August 25th. Hickory Grove, Friday, August 26th. Yorkville, Saturday, August 27th. W. B. WILSON. JR., County Chairman. J. H. Saye, Secretary. With MONEY In the BANK You can control circumstances? without it, circumstances will control pou. Are you a victim of circumstances? Are you forced daily to face your creditors and your opportunities without money? Then we advise you strongly to save a little of your income and soon ?xperience the real pleasure which belongs only to those who have money In the bank. Your account here will be WEL First National Bank OF SHARON S. C. ROAD TAX NOW DUE. THE attention of all concerned is called to the fact that the Commutation road tax of Three Dollars is low due and payable, with July 1, as :he last day upon which it may be paid. Persons failing to pay the $3 Commutation Tax on or before July 1, will be table to five days service on the road. H. E. NEIL, Treasurer of York County. *$+ **+ ***. \ For the j Seasonable Offeri I Prices at 4 t LADIES' SAILORS?Come am f room shape, in white 50 CTS. to 75 - A job lot of Sailors in Burnt str J CTS. each. & SHIRTWAISTS We want the ladles to see our 4 handsome and dainty patterns i; |jf fronts. $1.25 and $1.50 values at I J GOOD LAWN AT j 500 yards nice I .awn. sheer we ? 15c yard, Now offered at ft CTS. a ? ALL LOW SHOES AT - We are offering all Low Cut SI ? at prices cut low enough to move I* It is your chance. s Come and see us. We will savt 4 show our goods to shoppers. | J. Q. WRAY | Special?Twenty pounds Rood 1 *$+ ?*+A *#+A *$*A ?*+, J. M. BRIAN COMPANY The Fancy Grocers Come and see us for fresh Mackerel, White Fish and Herring, as we have ihe choicest on the market. We have just received a fresh supply of the choicest of Candies, so be sure and come to our store for it. Ask to see "Victoria" Coffee?with 5 pounds of coffee you get a Japanese ehina cup and saucer. Fresh Tomatoes In cans. Try Harris Lithia Ginger Ale. We have Karo Syrup, Porto Rico Molasses and Perfection Syrup. J. M. BRIAN COMPANY. THE BEST MEATS. 9 CI AN always be had at the Ros# J M#at Market, and you can also find here all Vegetables that are in season, including Potatoes, Onions, Cabbage, etc. Eggs and Butter. Fish on Saturdays. Phone us your orders. WALTER ROSE. (DON'T~FOR SATUi THOMSON S BARGAIN PRH SATURDAY?A VISIT TO O WILL PAY YOU. HERE YOU'LL FIND BARG \ WEAR. SHEETS, TOWELS. L \ EMBROIDERY. A REMEMBER THAT A Saturday Is Yo J TO SAVE FROM 2!\ TO 50 PER ( COME YOURSELF \NI) TE A YOU AT I THOMSON'S BAR DON'T BE AFRAID TO < I HERE FOR ALL WHO COME. / WHEN YOU SEE OUR MER< CI ATE OUR PRICES. COME A! One Dollar Spent At Tho THE THOMSC - HEAD TO FOO YORKVILLE | ..Saturday at Thomson's Is I ANNOUNC EMENT8. FOR SUPERVISOR WE are authorized to announce THOS. W. BOYD as a candidate for SUPERVISOR of York county, subject to the choice of the Democratic voters in the primary election. CLEAN UP! CLEAN UP! AT L ALONG THE LINE 'Tis the battle cry pf the farmers. Clean the crops. Let us help you. We've got the ammunition?the rations and the implements, the hoes and the plows, and a lot of good advice. The ladies are very anxious to clean up their premises. This is not such a very difficult matter, if you will let us help you with "Old Dutch Cleanser," "Gold Dust Twins," "Star Naphtha," "Ivory," "Fairy," "Polo," "Grandpa's Tar" and "Octagon" Soaps. Also Brooms and Washboards. These will enable you to wage a war of extermination against dirt. In this connection we have another article that was doubtless used by pre-historic man ages and ages ago. The name of the inventor and maker should be embalmed in song and story, chiseled in mar- 1 ble and engraved upon granite. This article should be in every home. 'Tis < sometimes worth its weight in gold. It makes a useful wedding present. 'Tis , indispensable and invaluable?a real asset in every home, especially recom- ( mended by all physicians. Let us show you one. A gentleman of Abrahamic descent recently walked into a grocery store and stood up gazing at and muttering to a nice, juicy Kingan Ham. ' "What are you saying to that ham, Mr. Jacobs?" I was saying, 'almost thou < persuadest me to be a Christian.' We have the Hams. < HERNDON & GORDON. YOU C A NT POINT OU T A THING^ < In the Automobile supply line that isn't to be had here. Prom lamps to li- < cense signs, from tires to tools there is not a thing lacking here. Our Auto < Supplies are different in two ways than others. They are better for one t thing; more moderate priced for the other. RIDDLE AUTO COMPANY. 4 F. C. RIDDLE, PROPRIETOR. _______________________ * k *?+A ??+A *?*A ??+A *?+A M f Ladies !: ngs at Hard-Time jr WRAY'S. a see them. Large crown, mush- S CTS. Each. 3. ? aw. Blue?Regular 50c value at 35 ^ POK LADIES. * Shirtwaist line. There are some ? ? n White lawn with embroidered ? 98 CTS. Each. * * 5 CTS. A YARD. e ave, small figures, worth 12ic and ?g> Yard. ? * 1 REDUCED PRICES. S iocs for men. women and children + them regardless of the cost to us. ^ t you money and It Is a pleasure to & , The Leader. [Roe for $1 cash. ? k K$+A *?*4 ???+A lft> J. L, Williams. W, M. McConnell. J. L. WILLIAMS & CO. j4re YOU Coming? YOU CANT AFFORD TO MISS THESE BARGAINS. One lot. Men's all Wool Suits, were $15, now $10.00. One lot Men's Worsted Suits, were $12.50, now $8.50. Ladies' $3.50 and $4.00 Low Shoes, at $2.48. One lot Linen Hemstitched Towels? extra size, were 50 Cts., now 25 Cts. Men's $5.00 Panama Hats, at $3.48. One lot Men's Pants, cut to ONEHALF PRICE THE STOCK MUST BE REDUCED BEFORE TAKING STOCK, JULY 1. J. L. WILLIAMS & CO. W YORK'S CHEAPEST STORED THE WE FIX IT SHOP IF it is Iron, Wood or Steel and re- . quires attention, bring it here. You will get prompt attention and satisfactory work. R. E. MONTGOMERY, Proprietor. 8 w 6m. I 5GET RDAY | :ES CONTINUE THROUGH UK STORK ON SATURDAY , AINS IN MUSLIN UNDERIEI) SPREADS, LACKS AND / ur Last Chance I: PKN'T ON YOUR INVESTMENT. J l/L YOUR FRIENDS TO .MEET . GAIN COUNTERS j COME?WE HAVE RARCJAINS W rilANDISE YOU WILL Al'I'RE- \ * < I) SEE. ? mson's Gives You Profit .... /tAlfn i lTir w ivmrAM T OUTFITTERS SOUTH CAROLINA the Last Day?Come Early., g Protect Your Fam Wire Screens for your doors and windows i to you and your family. Let us insist that 011 all your doors and windows. Once in you them at double the cost. Keep the filthy I ? rlinincr rnnm and kitchen 311(1 VOU will Drobab of typhoid fever out of your family. The cost sary Screens is nominal, and it is health insi protection for your health. Put in Screens? We have the Doors and Windows. Doors Windows, 45c to 60c; Screen Wire, 24 inch tc We also have Door Springs, Spring Hingi all necessary fittings. Let us insist that you Screen your Doors ; THE YORKVILLE HARDWARE inow is; i ^ t Kirkpatrick-Bell * * If it is DRY GOODS, SHOES, C 4* we are prepared as never before to s n1?vt/\n4> rlrt 4 t-rr ^ nig annual uanj. I SILKS! SII * Saturday a b Just received new line Dotted Japonika Silks. T* Light Blue. Pink, Green, Yellow, Black? For a Lender, per yard 25 Cents. ? 25 Cts. Japonika Silks?good colors?Speclal, per yard... 19 Cents ^$*38 Cts. Japonika Silks?all colors?Per ^ yard 25 Cents 50 Cts. Foulards?good range of colors?new T* goods?Special Price per yard 29 Cents I Specials in C $*Good Ginghams?short lengths 3 1-2 Cents ^10 Cts. Linen Crash 5 Cents 8 1-2 Cts. Solid Colored Chambrays 5 Cents J* 7 1-2 Cts. White, Black and Colored Lawns, 5 Cents b I COME! I r T . r* .... If You Don t Trad Just Received the ? Newest Things in j. Dress Trimmings. | ALL MILL|NI * ALL PATTERN HA' * Don't Borrow Money From Your Friends. In the first place, no one likes to lend money f he has worked hard, and which he, perhaps, r his own use. Then again, it weakens your prest socially and in business. Indeed, from every sta it is about as injurious a habit as a young man c vate. Instead of borrowing, use a little judgment an it a part of your income each month. It will co hard at first, but you'll soon see the wisdom, and benefit of .t. Start an account with us. We will make It b for you, and profitable to you. The National Union B ABSOLUTELY SAFE l-> 1 TTM1 O P KOCK mil, - - - O. W. J. RODDEY, Pres. IRA B. DUNLAP, III ? II \IMIV ! ? VI. L. Carroll. C. W. Carroll. CARROLL BROS. Zenith! Zenith!! Mr, D. E. Boney, Just arrived solid carload of our ,vell known ZENITH FLOUR, and we By Mr. M. L. Oi tre confident our friends will be glad i have just recel :o hear of this, especially when they nent ()f my t earn the Price, Come and see us, If "... i'ou wunt good, white, wholesome I*16 death of my hi jread. coml>. You were We have just received shlnment of an(j vour checks v ran Coffee, that Is guaranteed to give * . .. latlsfactlon. the 14th- Man> CORNO?Chick feed, hen feed, horse promptness. Sign tnd mule feed. May, 1910. We always keep fresh Corn Meal. Tick Emulsion for your cattle. ELLIE Buggies, Wagons, Harness, and full ine of Farm Implements. R. F. D. No. 4, ( CARROLL BROS. THE CITY MARKET ^ICE Beef and Pork In all cuts, and ar The Business pure and mixed Sausage. We want judges you by the o buy good, fat Beef Cattle, Hogs and tionory. The best =:ggs. We sell Cftbbago. y0u to use. Send C. F. SHERER, Proprietor. Enquirer. 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4- 4 4 4 4 At Yniir flnv nf * Opportunity ^ May not be ve ry far away. It Is a good plan to future?NOW. Start a Savings Account with lis?a y steadily. When an opportunity comes, you will be Savings earn I percent Interest In the mean time. ie Yon can start an account in a small way. * The Bank of Hickory Gro & Hickory Grove, S. C. * *1* -I- -j - *$? T "V ily M SEE US FOR ? are a necessity * CHICKEN you put them would not let 1 fly out of your * m MZjEiW * lv keen a case ^ for the neces- ^'n8 for the little chicks. * 1 ranee?It IS a Coarse for the big chickens. ? Do it today. Corno and Purina Horse Feed. at $1.15 to $2J Amber and Orange Cane eed. ) 36 inch. Millet Seed. | es, Knobs and Everything you need in Plantation ^ Supplies. < and Windows. + | CO. J YORK SUPPLY CO. | ?- T < THE TIMEil 1ST ID * * t Co.'s the Place. i{ ? LOTHING, MILLINERY, NOTIONS, * upply your wants. New Goods arriv-"^ j 1 * A 1 .KS! SILKS! ; ind Monday. *5* bi 65 Cts. Foulards?Special, per yard 49 Cents a ?f> UJ * te 85 Cts. Foulards?Special, per yard 63 Cents . ar ^ th $1.00 Messallne Satins?all new shades?Spc- pi clal, per yard 89 Cents . ^ se See the new Rough Silks?The new ones for ^ ta ar Spring and Summer, 1910?Special, per yard 39 Cents V ? v Cotton Goods. % 6 1-2 Cts. Yard wide Sheeting ...5 Cents V 5 Cts. Light Calicoes 4 Cents ^ ?2? 6 1-2 Cts. Dark Calicoes 5 Cents ?L 8e "Tr m yo ?r trl :k-belk e With Us, We Both T Money. No Trouble to ** sc >RY REDUCED. Show Goods Here. ^ to ^m ab rs SOLD AT COST. + f T L JlL Jy. jt. jS. ,jS, .S. J?L JjL J8L J|L J.L ., .J8L JjL 6^4 My - ' Vj A FIRST-CLASS B? Ini BUGGY WHIP % > FOR ONLY | or which 1 r /r>?T?XT'T,0 * a . indpolnt, an cultld (jepos- WE HAVE RECENTLY RECEIVED me a bit A SHIPMENT OF FIRST-CLASS I feel the ' i-r : BUGGY WHIPS, OF THE QUALITY ^1, cany THAT YOU WOULD ORDINARILY ; PAY FIFTY CENTS FOR. WHILE i OUR SUPPLY LASTS, YOU CAN d.IllV., BUY ONE OR MORE AT 25 CENTS EACH. J-SEE US FOR EVERYTHING IN j FURNITURE AND HOUSE FUR_ ,. NISHING. Casliler. YORK FURNITURE CO. ar CASH or CREDIT and a SQUARE DEAL. Wesson's DROWNING cooking oil freasurer, jjaa been advertised frequently, but ithrle, your Director, have you ever tried It? It is absoluteved $1,000.00 in full ly pure and tasteless, and far superior ialin on account of to Lard, although cheaper. I have it usband, C. Lee Lliis- in stock, and for that matter have notified on the 13th handled it for several years, both loose ere mailed to me on and in bulk, at 15 cents a pound, and thanKS I or your a Bill! niguer graue in <juaii ucuis <ji ed this 16th day of cents. It can be used for cooking as well as salads, etc. MAE LIPSCOMB, Helnz's Pickles, Beans. Ketchups, etc., are considered, and rightly so, at CJaffney, S. C. the head of this class of goods, but a little higher than ordinary. You will find them here. ' LOUIS ROTH. qufTiity'of yourCsta-' The Fruit Season is the cheapest for your orders to The ? ?^ . Is Coming v$* *8* ji* An(j jt looks as If there will be a fine V fruit crop. There Is never a time when , you have too much fruit to eat, but you can find a ready market for It. I ^ have plenty of Fruit Cans, and It will ?& pay you to get what you need before the price advances. ?2? Cotton is late and you will want to push it. I have plenty of Cotton Hoes, gfc, Cotton Sweeps and Cotton Plows to ~ do the work with, prepare for the ^ spEC(AL ,dd small sums - Monday Morning, May 16, I will sell i v nr "Androscoggins" or Hill's Bleaching at icov.j. 8 1-2 Cts. per Yard. V 90" Trade with me and watch your ^ bank account grow. M. A. McFARLAND R. F. D. NO. 4. YORKVILLE. v FOR SALE ^ rp WELVE-HORSE Erie Boiler, with X. complete fittings. In good condition ? i at a bargain. Call on or write us. "T* T* T* L. M. GRIST'S SONS. ^ ? A ? t?* A +?*? A *5*?+ A * T ?*? +?*? * ?*?+ T 4 | SAFE I For the Thing Yoi If you have your house, your fu other property that fire might deatroy 4. you get pay In the event of fire. II ^ You can't Insure it. There Is no ins p. you for the loss of actual money; the world Insured and without a penn; g Deposit Your Money In Our Jin + do this, it is insured and remains s< ^ WITH US. Your money is protected |j of this Bank and they are .More tlian i Why take any risk with your mc cattle, your mules, horses and all do not want to be less careful of your ? striving all the time to make. "4 The First Nat | Yorkville, LO. E. WILKIN'S, President A +?*? A ?*? A +???+ A + S* +$*? T ?*?+ ?? ? * PROTECT T four Teeth ,j fa I us gh It Is cheaper and better than dental ofc>1 lis. Dally brushing of the teeth with ,s first-class Tooth Brush and a free 1 le of a first-class Dentifrice will pro- Fe ct your teeth against decay. Come Po id see us for the Brush?we have lem in a variety of sizes and at all ices?and. also Dentifrices of recogzed merit, including Powders, Pastes p id Liquids. All of them are good and lection is but a matter of individual ste. But any way, see us for Brushes id Dentifrices. ORK DRUG STORE. Screen Doors 7 And Windows ? If your home Is not equipped with :r??n Doors and Windows, you are isslng one of the real luxuries of ur life?a luxury of comparatively [fling cost when you consider the any advantages of keeping the pesky es on the outside. Our Screen Doors id windows are made to your order fit your doors and windows; they are ade of good material and will outlast y of the "make-em-by-the-mlllion" reens you ever saw. Let us make u an estimate on the cost of supply? your house. The difference in e cost will be greatly overbalanced ca the life of our Screens. Phone us out Fly Screens. S J. J. KELLER & COMPANY HE UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH CAROLINA. ^ iried Courses of Study in Science, Liberal Arts, Education, Civil and Electrical Engineering and Law. l&tl College fees, room, lights, etc., $26; an^ iard, $12 per month. For those pay- $31 r tuition, $40 additional. ent The health and morals of the stu- 684 nts are the first consideration of the <10 2ulty. ries 13 Teachers' Scholarships worth mo: 58. eflt Por Catalogue, write to gol: S. C. MITCHELL* Pres. owi Columbia, S. C. 18 f 4t. G Great Sa One Dollar W Children's ( $2.50 Quality Now z.uu Quality inow 1.50 Quality Now 1.00 Quality Now Ladies' and Miss $3.00 Quality Now 2.50 Quality Now 2.00 Quality Now 1.50 Quality Now Douglas Oxfords for M $4.00 Quality Now 3.50 Quality Now 3.00 Quality Now 2.50 Quality Now Clothing for Men ar $20.00 Suits Now G 15.00 Suits Now G 12.00 Suits Now G 10.00 Suits Now G Boys' Suits, 8 to 11 year Summer Underwear for N Silk Gloves?Both V $1.25 Glove Now f 1.00 Glove Now 4 ? rv Woolen uress oot Embroide NOW HALF $1.00 Per Yard Qualities, .75 Per Yard Qualities, .50 Per Yard Qualities, .25 Per Yard Qualities, .10 Per Yard Qualities, YORKVILLE BANKING & Ml Yorkville, South 5*10+ A 4?*?* A 4?*?4 A +9* ?*?4 T 4?*?4 4?*?4 4J? ;ty :j ii Can't Insure. ?* *1 rnlture, your live-stock, or any a| insured In a reliable company, jf ^ OW ABOUT YOUR MONEY? 4? urance company that will pay yet It Is the easiest thing In y's cost. *4 iik and from the moment you [> as long: ns you let It remain (Insured) by the entire assets i quarter of a million dollars. + ? mey? You are careful of your of your, other property. You money, the very thing you are X . *1 ional Bank, I* s. c. *? ? H. C. AliLEIN, Cashier. + t ? ?? A +?*? A ?*? A ?*?+ T +^ji?+ +%m+ +&* -LOUR [a not a9 high or as low as it has ?n at different times, but is standing rly steady Just now. Come and see for the next sack you need. We will re you the benefit of the best price tainable, and will sell you Flour that tip top in quality. Phone us your orders for Purina eds for Horses, Mules, Cows and ultry. aimers' Wholesale Grocery, J. M. FERGUSON, Prop. F* Don't buy Chewing Tobacco until j get our prices. 'his is the Season FOR iamt and Breakfast Strips?I have Vesson Cooking Oil, inow Drift, Snow Whits and 'ure Lard. toyal, Rumford and ood Luck Baking Powdsra. ivangeline and Karo Syrups. .emon?Blue Ribbon Extracts. IpScial?A Coffee?the best 6 lbs. i on the market louth Carolina Tea. I. W. JOHNSON. IRKVILLE BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 1 SPECIALLY for Home Building i and accumulations of monthly savs. 1st and 2nd Series Issued March h and April 15th, 1903, Just matured I retired, amounting to $9,800.00. ,600.00 of stock still running. Prespaid-in and working capital, $12,.00. 30th Series of March 15th, 1910, ,000.00 limit, all sold. A new se) may issue on the 15th of any nth. New subscribers get full benof present working capital in a ng concern. Build and own your n home, we will help you. WALTER B. MOORE, Pres. ieo. W. Williams. Secty. & Treas. crifice ! rorth Two. )xfords. Going at $1.25 Going at 1.00 Going at .75 Going at .50 es' Oxfords. Going at $1.50 Going at 1.75 Going at 1.00 Going at .75 en and Young Men Going at $2.00 Going at 1.75 Going at 1.50 Going at 1.25 id Young Men. loing at $10.00 loing at 7.50 loing at 6.00 loing at 5.00 s-HALF PRICE. len?HALF PRICE. onrl Rlonlr I r liilt uuu uiuvni >0 Cents Pair 10 Cents Pair >ds, Laces and ries PRICE. now 50 Cts. Yard now 37 1-2 Cts. Yard now 25 Cts. Yard now 12 1-2 Cts. Yard now .5 Cts. Yard. ERCANTILE COMPANY Carolina.