Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, January 28, 1913, Image 3
? Governor Blease has re-appointed
B. H. Stothart as chief constable in
, Charleston and J. c. Kibler as chlel
constable in Columbia. (
? The senate last Thursday, at the
Instance of Senator Appelt passed a
concurrent resolution requesting the
governor to allow such military companies
as shall ask him for permission
to go to Washington on the occasion
of the inauguration to grant such permission.
Senator Appelt said that he
understood that the governor would
grant such permission upon application.
AT THE CHURCHES.
ASSOCIATE REFORMED PRESBYTERIAN.
Prayer meeting Wednesday afternoon
at 4 o'clock.
BAPTIST.
Prayer meeting Wednesday evening
at 7.30 o'clock.
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN
Prayer meeting Wednesday evening
at 7.30 o'clock.
TRINITY METHODIST
Prayer meeting Wednesday evening
at 7 o'clock.
HYMENEAI,
Married?On Sunday afternoon at
the Presbyterian manse by Rev. E. E.
Gillespie Miss JANIE WILSON to Mr.
FRED E. MULUNAX. Both of York
county.
By Rev. T. P. Burgess at his home In
Yorkville. on January 25 1913, Mr.
CLARENCE C. REYNOLDS and Miss
LEILA STARNES. both of Rock Hill.
jtyftial j^otires.
A Card of Thanks.
We wish to thank the good people of
Hickory Grove, for the great kindness
I shown us during the illness and death
P of our darling baby, Harry Nell. May
r the Great Giver of every good and perfect
gift richly reward each one.
Robt. and Carrie L. Smarr.
Horse* and Mules.
When in need of anything in this
line, do not fail to see us. We have it.
*ti? dr vowav between Thorn
V/UIUC U p ?uv , __
son Co's. and Stroup's.
James Bros.
7 ft tf
Buy Your Frost Proof
Cabbage Plants from F. 8. Cannon,
Meggets, S. C.
1,000 to 4,000 at $1.25.
5,000 to 9,000 at $1.00.
10,000 to 15,000 at $0.90.
Special prices on larger orders and
satisfaction guaranteed.
97 t Apr. 1.
The Arlington Monument.
The Arlington Confederate Monument
Committee appeals to the citizens
of South Carolina to assist them
in raising their part of the remaining
$ IS,000, pledged by the United Daughters
of the Confederacy In contract
with Sir Moses Ezeklel, the sculptor.
This monument Is to be a final and
lasting tribute to the whole Confederacy,
army and navy; and the Committee
believes that the men and women
of South Carolina will gladly Join
hands with the United Daughters of
the Confederacy in doing honor to the
soldiers who followed the Stars and
Mrs. Thos. W. Kelt,
S. C. Director A. C. M. A.
Mrs. J. R. Vandlver,
Mrs. L. W. Gllland.
Miss Mary E. Williams.
Miss Lillie Cooper.
UNFAIR TO THE DRUGGIST
The Old Joke About "Something Just
as Good," Doesn't Apply to Thi?
Drug Store.
You have probably heard dozens of
times the old story that a drug store
was a place to "get something just as
good." There Is at least one druggist
In the world that you can't say this
about.
It is certain that an Inferior article
will never be substituted for a guaranteed
one by the York Drug store.
Take for Instance a safe, reliable remedy
for constipation and liver trouble
like Dodson's Liver Tone. This harmless
vegetable liquid has proved so
satisfactory a liver stimulant and reliever
of biliousness, and to entirely
take the place of calomel without any
danger or restriction of habits or diet,
that there are dozens of preparations
springing up with imitations of Its
claims.
But Dodson's Liver Tone is guaranteed
to do all that Is claimed for It,
and If you are not satisfied with 1*
the York Drug store wll hand yom
money back with a smile. Any person
going to this store for a bottle of Dodson's
Liver Tone will be sure of getting
a large bottle of this genuine remedy
in exchange for his half dollar.
$he Cotton |fiarhet.
Yorkville. January 28.?Good middling
cotton 12$ cents.
New York. Jan. 27.?Spot closed
steady; middling uplands 18.05; middling
gulf 13.30; sales 2,800 bales. Cotton
futures closed easy as follows:
Jan. 12.71: Feb. 12.30: March 12.31;
April 12.15: May 12.16: June 12.02;
July 12.08; Aug. 11.96; Sept. 11.49; Oct
11.41: Dec. 11.44.
GENERAL DRAYAGE
T AM operating a Delivery Wagot
1 and solicit the patronage of thi
Yorkville public.
M. E. PLEXICO.
8 t.f 2t*
Family Records
T'waao Kotrn Vtoan hull
Many r UHUIJ Itcva imie
upon the old records engraved upor
the Imperishable stone grave marker)
found in country and town cemeteries
For this very reason, if for no others
(there are others) the marking of th<
graves of your relatives and loved ones
is a duty you owe to the dead, your
self and to future generations. Th<
cost of marking the graves of youi
dead is only governed by the amoun
that you feel disposed to spend foi
that purpose. A few dollars will pur
chase a plain slab, and from that up
ward the cost is as much as you desln
"v to make it and we assure you that if w<
} make the marker you will get ful
' value for your money whatever yoi
wish to pay. Call on us and see oui
designs and get our prices. If yoi
cannot call, write us. and we will sent
you full information. Do it TODAY
PALMETTO MONUMENT CO
JOS. G. SASST. Proprietor.
YOKKVILLE. S. C.
k| ELLM
I TENNESSEE MULES
[ \L7E have received another car of J
v fine MULES from Tennessee, all
. well broken; have several matched
s teams. They will be at our barn near
l Bowling Green. Will be In Yorkvllle
, the FIRST MONDAY In February,
t.f. J. F. JACKSON & SON. .
1 r . |
, New Prices- !
New Goods
Iiidles' 75c and 89c Shirt Waists? |
At 48 CTS. J
Ladies' House Dresses In Percales <
and Ginghams?At 98 CTS.
' MIDDY BLOUSES 48, 75, 98 CTS.
Children's Dresses?At
48 CTS. to 98 CTS.
. Our line of Muslin Underwear in complete?Our
Prices away Below anybody's.
#
McCONNELL'S
YORKVILLlE'8 CHEAPEST STORE.
I
Wagons-Any Size I
' We sell the Owensboro, and believe ]
It is the equal of any vagon made, i
; Our prices are Just Right. See Us. 1
WIRE FENCING (
i We have it in all heights from 26 to *
68 inches?It is the best made and
i will hold anything?Hogs, horses, cat- <
tie, poultry. SEE US. 1
PLOWS 1
We sell the celebrated Chattanooga j
Turnplow, and also have the best of |
Middle Busters. Call and see them. .
We have complete stock of Plow
Shapes and Shares. Sec us.
BEFORE BUYING FLOUR
1 Come and see us. We have the goods,
the quality and the right prices. Big
shipment Just in. See US.
HEAVY GROCERIES
See us for Molasses, Corn. Oats,
Horse Feed, etc. We have the goods.
Yorkville Banking & Mer. Co.
Chicken Feed. ,
s
HERE
GET YOUR CHICKEN FEED 1
(
COTTOLENE
You can also get COTTOLENE from
ME. :
BROOMS
I have a very large assortment of
BROOMS. Come and get the price.
^OT COFFEE and TEA?A 8p?cialty.
I. W. JOHNSON
GOOD BREAD
To be sure to have GOOD BREAD,
the first and most important thing Is
to start right, and that is to have
good Home Water Ground Corn Meal,
made from selected white corn. York
Supply Co. sells this kind of Meal. If ,
you eat Corn Muffin or Corn Bread, f
then try some of our Meal.
We have Cabbage, White and Pink *
Beans, White and Clay Peas, Irish Po- J
tatoes, Dried Apples, Lima Beans.
We sell LANDRETH'S GARDEN 1
SEEDS?All fresh. A complete stock 1
i of Farm Tools, Bridles, Collars, *
Hames, Chains, Plow Stocks. Plow ?
i Moulds, etc., etc.
, YORK SUPPLY COMPANY.
WHOLE8ALE AND RETAIL
I Clearance g
CONTINUES TH
I S A T U 1
. I MAKE IT A POtt
We told you at tne Degmnn
ance and White Sale, would 1
run of sales, because we would
what w?; were going to do. O
Thursday, and will continue
ist. Hundreds of Buying Cus
entire satisfaction and pleasure
ues that we have been and are
visited the CLOUD CASH SI
it before Saturday night. We
we still have scores, yes, hun<
Bargains for those who will co
SPECIAL HALF
WEDNESDAY, 29THWe
Will Sell Extra Wide 20 C
RIBBON?Limit of 5 Yai
Yard
THURSDAY, 30TH?
We Will Sell Best 10 Cts. Y;
10 Yards to Customer?At
SATURDAY, FEBRUAR'
We Will Sell Men's Best F
DRAWERS?Limit 2 Sui
SATURDAY, by Express.
* ment of LADIES' COAT SI
%
"l Styles, and they're certainly
1 at SALE PRICES, and wonde
1 Cloud Ca
W. O. HARSH
/OOD Fl
picture of Ellwood hog fence,
of all other makes combined,
ds of plain barbed wire, it puts
utely pig-tight and will also tur
26 INCH
Mr nram 1
Mr. Qainn Now In j1
Western Markets
Our Mr. A. J. QUINN is now in the
Western Markets for the purpose of
auying another carload of CHOICE
MULES, and will RETURN WITH
HIS PURCHASES SO AS TO BE;
AT CLOVER ON FEBRUARY 3RD. j
Wait and see what we will have toI
after you. I
If you are in a hurry, or don't care
to wait, we have a number of SELECT
ANIMALS at our Barn and will be
glad to have you come and see them |
and talk prices, we Know mai we.
pan Interest you. Try us.
QUINN & McGILL.
CLOVER, S. C.
94 sw tf
5 Versus 4
IK THIS BANK, your money, if Depoelted
on Certificates of Deposit, will
pay you FIVE PER CENT INTEREST,
in terms of 3, 6 or 12 months,
[f you deposit as much as One ThouKtnd
Dollars, the difference Is $10.00
i Year to You. If this additional $10
3111 is any consideration to you in the
natter of any Trust Funds you may
mve, We Will Be Glad to Have Your
Certificate Deposits.
CHECKING ACCOUNTS?
Yes, we want your Checking Ac:ount,
be It large or small, and will be
pleased to extend to you every buslless
facility (or accommodation, If
rou prefer to call it that) that any
Safely Conducted Bank Can. See us
f you contemplate a change In your
present Banking connections.
The Bank of Clover,
OZiOVBR, S. O.
XMAS
i will be prepared to All all your
iVants for CHRISTMAS. Come and
ee me.
I have everything In OYSTERS,
*UTS, CELERY, CRANBERRIES,
X)COANUTS. etc.
Let us have your orders In time so
rou won't be disappointed.
Best" N. C.t and Pennsylvania PLAIN
BUCKWHEAT on hand.
LOUIS ROTH
Watch
Repairing
During the good year 1913 please
emember that SPECK IS DOING
BUSINESS IN YORKVIL.LE, and betides
carrying a complete line of Jewdry,
Watches, Clocks, Silverware, Cut
llass, Pine Chinaware, Tableware,
Lamps, Etc., I am also prepared to do
ill kinds of REPAIR WORK on Jewdry,
Watches and Clocks. Every job
[ do MUST SATISFY YOU. and I will
je right here to make good when you
ire not satisfied. Bring me your
lewelry. Watches and Clocks that are
In need of Repairs. You will find my
charges reasonable and my work enrely
satisfactory.
T. W. SPECK, The Jeweler
msf 11
White Sale I
ROUGH NEXT 1
EID A Y. I
IT TO VISIT US. I
rig that this, Our First Clear- Eg
>e different from the general I 3
not make any great fuss over ||
ur Sale opened up nicely last H 3
through Saturday, February ||
itomers have expressed their ||
; with the Extraordinary val- I <
offering. If you haven't yet ?>j
'ORE SALE, be sure to visit I 1
have sold lots of goods, but jg|
dreds of Specially Attractive I (
me after them. I .
HOUR SALES I
?11.30 to 12.00 O'clock.
;ts. TAFFETA HAIR BOW
rds to Customer?At the
10 CTS.
11.30 to 12.00 O'clock,
ard-wide PERCALE?Limit
: the Yard? 6 CTS.
Y 1 ST?4.30 to 5.00 P. M.
leece UNDERSHIRTS and
ts to a Customer?Each
25 cts.
, we received an advance shipJITS
in the Newest Spring
nice. They go in this Sale
rful values they are at that.
ish Store I
AW, Manager
HBWWMMB J
ENCE I
More of this style is used j
In connection with several I
up a fence that is abso- j
n large stock. '
In conclusion, let us say, that we have
Ijeen selling Ellwood Fencing since we
began business, and have sold thousands
of rods, and It has given unlver
sal satisfaction. If you expect to put
up a Wire Fence, buy ELLWOOD
WIKE. It will please you. We have
ELW00D WIRE IN ALL WIDTHS.
See us for Garden Tools, Farm Tools I
and Garden Seeds?HEIST'S.
Yorkville Hardware Company.
Great Mill-F
IN i
At THOMSON
ENTIRE STOCKS FACTOl
SHOES - L>
Only Few Days Mor
Factory Prices Shou
i SOFT, CHAMOIS FINISH LONG-CLOTH D
: * Full 12 Yard Pieces?Only 98 CTS. DZQ
Wide, Heavy LINEN LACES 4 CTS. (JOWNS
6 Spools BASTING COTTON 5 CTS. _
io Cts. COTTON OUTINGS 7 CTS.
All 6c and 7c CALICOES 5 CTS.
ioc Beautiful DRESS GINGHAMS 8 CTS. RTr
50c Children's PLUSH HATS 10 CTS.
50 Cts. RAJAH SILKS 29 CTS.
10 Cts. and iaj Cts. EMBROIDERY 5 CTS.
I $10.00 DRESS SKIRTS $3,98 81x90 HI
ENTIRE STOCKS
Woolen Dress Goods, Silks and Beau
? - * /*
mercerized hoods Yar
\ WW FACTORY PRICED "WW goc TAB
Mens Clothing, Shoes, Hats $I'??TA
and Furnishings napkin
IT FA CTORY PRICED
$10.00 SUITS?Only . $7.98
$12.50 SUITS?Only $9.98 ?
$18.00 MEN'S SUITS?Only $12.48
$25.00 MEN'S SUITS?Only $14.98 HFAVY
$1.00 Value FLEECED UNDERWEAR "*<AVY
SPECIAL 68 CTS. LARGE
IT MEN'S DOLLAR HATS 39 CTS. 25 Cts. L
THE THO
Big Annual White and
Mid- Winter Clearance Sale
BEGINS TODAY AND CLOSES FEB. 8
Our reputation as "Bargain Givers" is Overwhelmingly
Surpassed in this Sale. Special Sales Every Day-Everybody
Gets Waited on at KIRKPATRICK-BELK
CO'S., no matter how big the crowd may be. It will
Pay You to Visit our Sale EVERY DAY.
SPECIAL SALES
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 29TH? RIBBON DAY
We Bought Last Fall for This Sale 3 Lots of Ribbon, 48 Pieces
10 Yards each in each Lot?2 Lots Good Heavy Taffeta and
Lot Satin?All Staple Colors?Width up to No 120, or 5 1
Inches?Sale Price 9 CTS. Y
20 PER CENT REDUCTION ON ALL OTHER RIBBONS
THURSDAY, JANUARY 30TH?EMBROIDERY DAY
We will Place on Sale More Than 3,000 Yard9 Embroidery, Ed
- - ir ?j vi r
ing and Insertions?2 to 7 Inches Wide?wot a xara wui
Less than 10c?Sale Price 5 CTS. Y
[,200 Yards Embroidery, Edging and Insertions, Galoons, Conve
Embroidery, Worth up to 20c?Sale Price 10 CTS. Y
t Lot 15-inch Embroidery Flouncing?Sale Price 15 CTS. Y
[ Lot 27 in. Flouncings?Cheap at 35c Yd.?Sale Price 22 CTS. Y
r Lot 45-inch Flouncings?Worth 65c?Sale Price 39 CTS. Y
Dther Flouncings?Sale Price 48 CTS., 79 CTS. and $1.39 Y
[8-inch Allover Embroidery?Sale Price 19 CTS. Y
15-inch Allover Embroidery, Cheap at $1.50 Yd.?Sale Price
89 CTS. Y
Dur Embroideries are 20 Per Cent Cheaper than Ever Sold Befo
FRIDAY, JAN. 31ST?MUSLIN UNDERWEAR DAY ?
We can only Mention a Few Items?Would take a Page to Menti<
All. We will Show the Largest and Most Complete Line
Ladies' and Children's Muslin Underwear that Yorkville h
Ever Seen. We will sell every Customer in our Store at 10.,
?Ladies 25c Corset Covers?One to Customer? 10 CT
Ml 10c Garments?Sale Price 8 CTS. All 65c Garments?Sale Price 48 C7
Ml 15c Garments?Sale Price 12 CTS. All $1 Garments?8ale Pries 79 C7
Ml 25c Garments?Sale Price 19 CTS. All $1.50 Garments?Sale Price $1,
Ml 50c Garments?Sale Price 39 CTS. All %2JOO Garments?Sals Price $1,
No goods sent on approval. We Want the Cash.
Your money cheerfully refunded for any purchase not
satisfactory.
1 .1. d^iu
MrKpaincK-oeiK \ju.
THE BEST MULES G> H
We have a carload of the BEST
KENTUCKY and MISSOURI MULES
jver brought to Yorkvllle. We lay
special emphasis on the BEST, be- nPHiTPlliTn Pf)
:ause that is what we have. Disinter- if /Iff p lyl f H f\
?sted judges will tell you that our
;lalm to having the BEST Mules ever
wrought to Yorkvllle, Is correct. m __. __ _T
We will be pleased to have every THAT WHEN YOU ARE IN TI
nan who wants a Mule or a pair of ** a ni^T cnn
Mules, come and see what we have. market bur
We can please you, no matter how ex- FURNITURE STOVES
toting you may be as to size and qual- * "
ty. Our Mules are all Young, Fat, HARNESS, SADDLES, or
n Perfect Condition, and you will find
hat our prices are JUST AS NEAR ANYTHING IN MY LINE,
RIGHT AS PRICES CAN BE MADE.
We will sell you for the cash or on pa- THAT I HAVE A NEW, CLE^
per with ilberal terms, or we will
rade with you. Come and see us be- LINE TO SELECT FROM
'ore you buy a Mule. We have the
Ight goods at right prices. QUALITY AND PRICES
SMOAK-BROWN CO. SECOND TO NONE.
YORKVILLE, S. C. A SIMPLE COMPARISONWILL
CONVINCE YOU.
ASK FOR IT.
BANK STOCK FOR SALE
rWENTY shares of the First Na- G H. O'LEARY
tional Bank of Sharon. Will be
Heased to receive offers addressed to .
R. P.." care of The Yorkvllle En- ?? _ . ., _ XI
juirer. Send your orders for the Bett
7 4t ft kind of Job Printing, to Vho Enquin
THE
actory Sy
FULL SWING-OF BARGA
CO'S. Bie L
RY PRICED. The G
RY GOODS e--SATURDAY
ier You With <
utiful Muslin Underv
, SKIRTS, DRAWERS AND CORSET
FACTORY PRICED
REMNANTS
i COUNTER FULL OF ALL KINDS
DRY GOODS
IT HALF PRICED
SAVY SHEETS
tiful Mercerized Dai
ds Wide?Only
LE LINENS
BLE LINENS
rs LINENS
SHEETS AND PILLO\
FACTORY PRICED
HUCK TOWELS
HUCK TOWELS
INEN TOWELS
MSON
" CITY ME AT MARKET A
BUTTER AND EGOS. Fl
The Butter and Egg market la not o*
so lively now, but we are still taking ? <
all the butter and eggs we can use. be
ad
When you want Choice STEAKS or up
ROASTS come to the City Market. We ab
make a specialty of the Best Home- th<
Raised Stall Fed Beeves and also sell hlj
the Choicest Western Meats. pe
JUST ARRIVED? w?
A shipment of BONELES8 BOILED 1"
HAMS. CURED HAMS and BREAK- tlr
FAST hauuxn. we sen mese py uw gu,
Pound, the Whole Ham or Whole ad
Piece of Bacon, and all of it is of the
beat quality.
CATTLE AND CALVES? fz
At all times we will buy all the PAT rr,
CATTLE and all the VEAL CALVES jft]
we can get. See us when you have any
to sell. %
THE CITY MEAT MARKET
O. F. Sherer, Prop.
?l THE PLACE TO BUY ^
Fresh Groceries g
at
We thank you one and all for past
favors, and invite you to come often 6.
g" In 1913. ?
th
, FRESH ARRIVALS _
d.
nt PARREL PICKLES, J
, BOTTLE PICKLES, dn
d- SALMON. 1 '
d. SWEET CORN AND PEAS, ?
j TOMATOES,
a- GREEN BEANS IN CANS,
d. KRAUT IN CANS,
A STRAWBERRIES,
HONEY IN JARS,
d. JELLIES AND PRESERVES,
APPLE BUTTER. *
, FRESH CANDIES. CAKES,
a- PLATES. CUPS AND SAUCERS,
rc A few Water Sets left See them.
_ J. M. BRIAN COMPANY.
Dn
? TheEoervthins Store
3? ' w
c
We always carry a full stock of
|; DRY GOODS, NOTIONS,
CIXyTHING, HATS, CAPS,
ROOTS AND SHOES.
HEAVY' AND
FANCY" GROCERIES.
Remember: That If Y'ou Trade Here
You Will Get 100 Cents Worth of <9
Goods for Every Dollar You Spend. I
. J. M. STROUP I
Motto: Quality and Right Prices. M
COTTON SEED I
I have a CORN, PEA and COTTON fl
SEED PLANTER, and I want you to
IE call and see Its many good points. K
Covington, the manufacturer of this
Planter, says that you can plant your V
seed ana gei tnem at prauin.-a.njf auj _
desired distance apart that may be I
desired. The dropper will drop the M
seed in hills, 10, 13, 18, 20. 24, 27, 36,
40, 54 and 72 Inches apart. This ar
rangement should suit any farmer E
^ w,th any kind of land. The seed are B
not wasted or bunched. This Planter I'?
can be operated on any kind of land B
and in any kind of preparation. The B
Planter weighs about 85 pounds and B
can easily be operated by a small boy. Ij
Come and see it, and ask for testimo- E
nlals from users, who tell how this H
Planter is a saver. This Planter will B
save half to two-thirds of the seed as B
compared with hand planting. See r]
this planter when convenient. '
W. H. HERNDON |
W Carbons for typewriter and pen- V
oil use?at The Enquirer Office, $2.00 M
er box, 100 sheets?The Kind you have
?r. been paying $3.00 for. Bi
t
indicate
IN GIVING
department
\OODS MUST
CLOTHING
Positively I
Golden Mone
i
ygQY Mill's Clc
ALL LEATHERS
COVERS $6.00 and $6.50 CLAPI
CROSSETT AND
MEN'S FIK
$4.oo CROSSETT ?HC
$3.50 ABBOTT SH
OF $2.50 MEN S S
100 Pairs LADIES $1.0
?Only
Queen Qua
74 CTS. every modern St
leathers?1
mack $400 queen quali
LQdhK $3.50 QUEEN QUA
48 CTS. LADIES'
(59 CTS. $3'?? DRESS SHOES?
79 cts. *x5? 1
$2.00 ladies' shoes
??"? $1.50 LA
V CASES Children'
$1.00 CHILDREN'S SI
$1.50 child
65 Cts. INFANTS' SH<
8 CTS. J
11 CTS. LADIES' T All
19 CTS. $10.00 To $30.00 1
COMP,
1 Furniture Pointer Ll
Right NOW is a good time to bay
irniture, whether you buy from u? p'
from some other dealer. We say rij
)W, because Furniture prices have
en during the past year steadily "J
vanclng. and the tendency NOW 1b st
ward. Of course, you'll always be
le to buy "cheap" furniture, but at c
e same time you will be paying a t
gher price than you did last year h
rhaps, or a few years ago. The up. ,
ird trend Is steady and buying now (
good business sense. If you expect t(
buy Furniture this year, the best'
ne to buy is right now, and we are *
re that, you can buy it to the best yo
vantage at this store. Our stock |2
large and it is varied enough to
tlsfy the most particular. When la,
u are ready to buy Furniture and na
>use Furnishings, Ranges, Cooking f0|
jves. Paints, Oils, Etc.. be sure to ca,
s ua We will give you the benefit wi
the Lowest Possible Prices. * fo,
York Furniture Co. ft
FOB SALE OB BEHT ?
I ESIDENCE formerly occupied by
t Mr. T. P. Moore, near Lockmore
11. Two-story building, electric
hts running water ; garden, large S
rds and lot; outbuildings. See me Dei
once. J. C. WALLACE, Oil
R. P. D. No. 7. Yorkvllle S. C. kn
3t tf. pd. a
THEY ABE WELL BOOTED
HAVE for Sale 5,000 well rooted ^
Privet Plants. The price per hun- f J
ed plants is $3.00 1
2t W. P. SMITH, Clover, S. C. *
Indispensable Requin
a Successful Busines;
It doesn't require a large dep
this Bank; neither Is it ncoesi
at any one time. It is the R
SAVING OF SMALL AMOUNT
able Account, suitable for >our
Where l>o YOU Stand on
to climb TODAY by Opening i
Loan and Sav
S. M. McNEEL, President J
WHEN MON>
EVERYBODY STOI
CO
And Your Monoy Will
g* Wriy'i?All It Needs
^ Monoy a Chance and
Stutter At WRAY'S.
^ SPECIAL PRICES ON
OF SEASONABLE
J8 WRAY'S
Men's Dress Shirts?35
Boys' Shirts?24 Cts. ar
gj Men's Heavy Fleeced
m 39 Cts. the Garment.
V- Ladies' $3.50 Oxford Sh
ft. Men's $3.50 Oxford Sho
CO One Lot Men's Gun-Mi
value, sizes 6s to 10s?
^ At $2.50 a Pair.
g ALL MEN'S CLOTHIIS
<3 sortment for selectior
ft and ONE-HALF OFF
o
gj If you want your Dol
*ft Duty, bring it to WRA
g will make it pull more
c2 j. o. wi
? If YOU want a Reallj
y Quality in the Newest
L* them, and will be m?re
show YOU Our HOWA
Sale
t Store
"GO."..
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r
,ast Day
y Saving
ipp Shoes
TANS AND BLACKS
> SHOES *448
ABBOTT SHOES
IE SHOES
)ES?$3.19.
[OES?$3.79.
HOES?$1.98. i
0 and $1.50 SHOES 2
79 CTS.
ility Shoes
IAPE?ALL
'ANS AND BLACKS.
TY SHOES?$3.19.
lLITY SHOES?$3.98
' SHOES
-$3.39.
)RESS SHOES?$1.98
>?$1.68.
.DIES' SHOES?$1.19
s Shoes
iOES?79 CTS.
REN'S SHOES?$1.19
OES 45 CTS.
.ORED SUITS
/alues $7.98
iNI I
ve Stock Insurance
I am prepared to write application*
r Insurance against Death from
ljr Cause on Horses, Holes and
>ws, in the 8tandard Live 8took Inrance
Company, of Indianapolis,
d., which, so far as Capital Stock
id Surplus is concerned, is the
rongest, and at the same time, the
ost Liberal Live Stock Insurance
impany doing business in the UnlI
States. No animal that U not
althy or is over twelve years of age,
insurable. The rate on farm stock
$6.00 per $100.00 per year, if the
>ck is not mortgaged, and $7.00 per
00.00 if it ia Do you think you
e acting wisely to carry the risk on
ur horse or mule that cost from
00 to $400, when you can get a
rporatlon with a half-million dot's
to carry it for you at the rates
med? No animal will be insured
r more than one-half its actual
sh value; in other words: A policy
II be issued on a mule worth $800
$160, and if it dies from Any
use while the policy is in force,
50 wrlll be paid.
SAM M. GRIST
PAINTING
lee me at the York Furniture Co.
alers in Wall Paper, House Paints,
s. Varnishes and i "tains. Use Flatot
the best interior finish, all colors.
LL.EN WHITE. Jr.. The Painter.
MONEY TO LOAN.
kN First Mortgage on Heal Estate.
' THOS. F. McDOW, Atty.
t t
ements of
5 Career
oglt to Open an Account with i
sary to make a great sacrifice
EGCLAR AND PERSISTENT
IS, which results in a comfortfuture
needs.
the Ladder of Success? Begin
in Account with
'ings Bank
. P. McMURRAY. Cashier
EY TALKS I
>S TO LISTEN I
Talk Loudest At j 'f
Is to Give Your ^
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I EVERY LINE q
GOODS AT I ^ j
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Cts. and Up. IP 21
id 39 Cts. j r
Undsrv-ear?At f. '%
io?s?Now $2.68.
?Now $2.98. I
stal Shoes, $3.50 ^
-To Close Quick
a
IG?A Good As\?ONE-THIRD
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lar to do Double
VS?His prices ft
*? ?
lAY ^
f Stylish Het of *<
Shapes, I have ft '
than pleased to
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