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SHARON PERSONALS Corrcipoadenc* The Torkvlll* Enquirer ~ Sharon, S. C., Feb. 18. 1913.?Our { town is growing: and business is very Ci good. The farmers are hauling their R fertilizer now and the streets and lots ^ are full of wagons from all parts of the surrounding country. Sharon has the patronage of quite a large territory w on the south and west of town and does a greater amount of business than any other town of its size in the county. All lines of business are thriving, q The school is doing good work this g( year under the supervision of Supt. W. ai Y. Boyd and his assistants. Mrs. Boyd _ has a good music class and reports her part of the work as quite satisfactory. The high school has organized a literary society and they are getting up a 10 play now to be given for the benefit of r,j the School Improvement association. The Ladies' Aid society of Woodlawn church served oysters, ham, eggs, etc.. Friday evening and Saturday and real- c0 ized quite a good deal for covering vi their church. The men very kindly se gave them the expenses of their sup- th per, so what they sold was clear. They b renort almost enoueh to cover the J church with what had been already ot subscribed. Jc Mr. J. B. Valley left this morning re for Ellzabethtown, N. C., after spend- cii lng ten days with his family. ch Miss Minnie Plexlco of this place tl< left yesterday for Cades, S. C., to spend some time with her sister, Mrs. B. C. ? Baker. Mrs. W. I* Hill and son, William Laurens, Jr., are visiting her sister, m Mrs. W. R. McKellar of Boardman, N. C. Mesdames L. Hi Good and Joe Maloney, spent a few days last week with their uncle, Mr. Sam Robinson, of Clo- ga ver. Dr. C. L. Thomas was a visitor in ? Tlrzah, Sunday. Mr. Morgan Wllkerson spent Sunday ^ at Hickory Grove with his parents. Mr. Emmet Plexlco of Charlotte, left Y< yesterday after spending a few days with his parents and friends. M Mr. L. H. Good spent a few days this week In Lockhart. Fh Mr. W. L. Smarr of Bullock's Creek, spent several days last week In Sharon with his daughter. Mrs. H. W. Shan- "I non. If Mr. Ed Ashe of Hickory Grove, was a visitor In Sharon, /Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Robertson, of !; Yorkville were the guests of Mrs. H. W. Shannon on Sunday. Mr. W. L. Hill spent a few days in Columbia last week. Mrs. M. L. Whiteside and son. Banks, ^ spent Saturday with her daughter, mi Mrs. C. E. McGuckin. J"a Mrs. Bessie Carter of Meridan, Miss., and father-in-law Mr. Alex Carter, of re Rock Hill, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Hartness of this place. Mrs. R! H. Cain is seriously 111 at her home with gastritis. Mrs. Francis Sherer who has been sick with grippe Is improving now. L( Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Quinn of King's Creek, spent a tew days tms week in Sharon with relatives and friends. Mrs. W. B. Sherer of Blacksburg, Is Sa spending several weeks with her daughter, Mrs. J. W. Sims. Mr. Bruce Whiteside was a visitor in Rock Hill, Monday. Mrs. D. E. Brown is spending some time in Atlanta with relatives. Li Tillman Wants Railroad Legislation. ge ?Senator Tillman said last Saturday ^ to the News and Courier's correspon- lv; dent: at "I am watching the legislature of South Carolina and hoping and pray- ?n ing that it will pass some reasonable J1? railroad bill. It ought to pass a bill re- : quiring every railroad selling mileage ra books to sell one good for any number er of persons to go anywhere on the sys- ev tern, Just as they do all over the north, east of the arid prairies. Jn. "The requirement that holders of ^ mileage books shall exchange mileage for tickets is a nuisance and an abom- rel (nation, and the requirement that a man shall buy a separate book for each a" member of his family is a robbery that i^ ought noth to be permitted. ** "I don't see why the railroads in South Carolina can't treat us like white jn people as they do in the north, instead tu of like cattle. Only 'cussing' will do the ar subject Justice. These nuisances ought to be abated, and the legislature can do . It." 8t: m _ ^ t if ? i^onaon, reoruary i<: luraisn sot- ?? dlers early today attempted to assassinate and succeeded in badly wounding Enver Bey, the Young Turkish _ leader. A news agency dispatch by wireless from Constantinople says that Enver was stabbed severely several times, but gives no further details. En- Qt ver last week made a disastrous effort in to pierce the flanks of the Bulgarian tu army on the shores of the Sea of Marmora with a forlorn hope of Ottoman A] troops who were beaten back with ter- Jt rible losses. He was one of the leaders Oi in the recent revolt of the Young Turks .. which led to a renewal of the war between the Turks and the Balkan states. Several threats against his life had 1 been made among the disaffected sol- X diery who were aroused by the assas- E: sination of Nazim Pasha their beloved co commander-in-chief. Enver was a h? prominent military leader in the war th in Tripoli and was called by European to experts "the best soldier in the Turkish 14 army." _ T AT THE CHURCHES. J. bj BAPTIST. at Prayer meeting Wednesday evening ag at 7.30 o'clock. sa til FIRST PRESBYTERIAN Prayer meeting Wednesday evening _ at 7.30 o'clock. I TRINITY METHODIST Prayer meeting Wednesday evening k at 7.30 o'clock. p( b( CHURCH OF THE GOOD SHEP- ai HERD. tr Services Friday evening at 7.30 bi o'clock. 1< special Botes. ^ Wagons, Etc., at Cost. S< We offer our entire stock of Wag- pi ons. Buggies. Harness. Implements W and Hardware at Cost for the next at 30 days. D 14 f 2t. W. I. Witherspoon Co. si S8 At Fodder School. T "Because I Love You." will be pre- ?* sented at the School House on Friday 9 evening at 7.15, for benefit of school. ~ Public invited. Admission 25 cents. It Miss Maggie Faulkner, Teacher. E The Corn Clubs in Having spent several days at the b Corn show and had time to study the b> various exhibits, I have no hesitation in saying that it surpassed anything of ai the kind ever held in the south. a: Columbia is the smallest city that S( has even attempted an undertaking of such large proportions, and notwith- ti standing her success with it there is no likelihood that any other city of her _ size will ever succeed in securing the ? exposition. It is distinctly a large city ' show. ? It's coming to South Carolina this _ year was made possible only by reason I of Jerry Moore's phenomenal yield of * corn. Jerry's success was due to the corn J club work of the government combined with his own good sense and energy. In order to retain the prestige we have?through him and others?gained T as a corn-growing state, it will be necessary for our boys to go into the work this summer with redoubled energy. Alabama is now pressing us close for first place and a number of other . states are waking up. * We believe as good results can be ? obtained in York as in any other coun ly. we nave me son, me cuniaie anu T the boys. Instructions and assistance may be had for the asking. Begin right now to make your pre- " parations. and first of all get your I name enrolled. Mr. Carroll Supt. of Education, has promised his co-operation in promoting the work of the various agricultural clubs and names may />e sent either to him or myself. Hoping this may prove to be our banner year, I am, Yours truly, John R. Blair. c jtofcial Soticfs. - J Sneezing, Moping Fowls Have Roup. a. lire them quickly with Conkey's Roup ^ emedy. Get it on money-back guarltee at York Drug Store. 14 4t* _ The U. D. (Vs. The Winnie Davis Chapter U. D. C. ill meet with Mrs. E. E. Gillespie riday afternoon at 4 o'clock. Oyster Supper at Bowling Green. The public is cordially invited to an 2fl yster Supper at Bowling Green :hool House on Friday night, Febru y 21. It loi No Preaching at Bullock Creek. There will be no preaching at Bulck Creek church next 3abbath. Feblary 23d. J. B. Swann, Pastor. S. S. Convention. Hi Bethesda Township Sunday school invention is to be held at McConnells- Jy lie on February 23, and will hold two ssions, one at 11 o'clock a. m., and e other In the afternoon. There will > addresses by Messrs. J. H. Milling, T. Fain, John Black, J. B. Sykes and hers from Rock Hill and by Rev. ihn A. McMurray of P^thesda. The gular business of the township assoation will be attended to and every turch, no matter what the denomlna )n. is urged to send representatives. 14 2t Buy Your Frost Proof Cabbage Plants from F. 8. Canron, eggeta, S. C. 1,000 to 4,000 at $1.25. ze 5,000 to 9,000 at $1.00. ou 10,000 to 15,000 at $0.90. q< Special prices on larger orders and tisfaction guaranteed. ti* _97 t Apr. 1. ? Revision of Pension Roll J}8e > the Veterans of York County: wl A meeting of the Pension Board of flv jrk county will be held In the clerk of W urt's office at Yorkvllle on the first sel onday In March, the 3rd, for the pur- Be se of ascertaining the changes since wl e last report of the deaths of the un nsioners of York county. It will be yo iportant to get the assistance of the terans to aid the pension board In R1 aking the changes. It is, therefore, slrous that those who are to meet th us in March will come prepared to an rnish authentic evidence so as to ^ .ve an accurate report. A copy of this tice will be sent to several papers In e county, and It is hoped that the ople will interest themselves in this atter. The rolls of the veterans are 1 pldly thinning and it Is desirous to P ve as much accuracy as possible to port to the state pension board. Respectfully. Iredell Jones, Chairman, Pension Board York County. Ar 13 3t f AI 1CAL DRUGGISTS MAKE STATE MENT Tfl W ly Dodson's Liver Tone is the Best Ba Remedy for Constipation and Shirking Liver They Have Ever Sold. M< VI Every person who hat; tried Dodson's ver Tone and knows how surely and intly It starts the liver to working td relieves biliousness will bear out e York Drug Store in this statement ? tout Dodson's Liver Tone. I?1 "It is a purely vegetable liquid, that F? itlrely takes the place of calomel, .rmless and pleasant to the taste, ea at has proven itself the most satis- . ctory remedy for a slow-working llv- aD that most of our customers have f er tried. A large bottle sells for fifty nts and we do not hesitate to give e money back to any person who les a bottle on the strength of this atement and is not satisfied with the _ BUlt." T In these days of doubtful medicines ? id dangerous drug!., a statement like < e above is a pleasant assurance that y )dson's Liver Tone is a reliable rem- ' y for both children and grown-ups. buying a bottle for immediate or fu- r . re use it is well to make sure you e getting the genuine Dodson's Liver x<>ne and not some spurious Imitation ?? at has copied our claims but do not J? and back of their guarantee. You 1U ay be certain of getting the genuine you go to the York Drug Store for It. *r ???? wi $he (Cotton JRarhet. Yorkvllle, Feb. 18.?Cotton 12jc. New York Feb. 37.?Spot closed ilet; middling uplands 12.70; middl- st< g gulf 12.95; no sales. Cotton fu- M res closed barely steady as follows: be Jan. 11.27; Feb. 12.23; March 12.13; on p>ril 11.99; May 11.94; June 11.82; B] ily 11.84; Aug. 11.70; Sept. 11.35; ct. 11.30. ; ? :?? 1/1 PLEASE PAY UP CANNOT possibly get round to all _ the subscribers to THE ENQUIRR on my club before the close of the rj?] mtest. I respectfully request all who ive not already done 30 to please pay e subscription price at once, either me or at The Enquirer office, [tf A. W. McFARLAND. g O DEBTORS AND CREDITORS. * t LL persons indebted to the estate jlof F. M. Lynn, deceased, are herer called upon to make payment to me once. Persons having claims ;ainst said estate should present the me duly authenticated under the me prescribed by law. W. W. LYNN, Admr. I. t. 3t* DESIRABLE RESIDENCE LOTS 7*OR Sale in Yorkvll.e. The McLain . property, which consists of over 10 choice building lots In the eastern )rtlon of the town of Yorkvllle. Can i purchased in small or large tracts, id on easy terms. This is an atactive proposition for homeseekers. asiness men and Investors. Apply to Rev. J. M. McLAIN, Clover S. C. _ ) t. 4t. NOTICES. OTICE Is hereby given that a , meeting of the Stockholders of auth Carolina Cotton Picker Cominy will be held in the office of W. r. Lewis, Attorney at Yorkvllle, S. C., ; 10 o'clock in the forenoon of FRIAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1913, to conder increasing the capital stock of lid Company to Three Hundred housand Dollars. By order of Board ' Directors. R. E. HEATH. 10 12 14 4t Sec. and Treas. FOR SALE 81 1-2 Acres?Joining F. E. Smith, id Roddey and others; 2 good dwelligs, 40 acres in cultivation; good outuildings. Property of J. M. Campell. 101 Acres?Joining Harvey Hamel nd Mr. Youngblood: good dwelling nd outbuildings; half mile of good :hool. Price 825.00 per acre. 50 Acres?40 acres under cultlvaon, good barn; 2 m les of Yorkvllle. J. C. WILBORN. ECOXD BIG HIPMEXT OF *.ed Seal Dress Ginghams JUST RECEIVED. 'h!s piece of goods is a hummer at 10 Cts. the Yard t is a regular 12J Cts. value. We have splendid assortment of the Newest pring Patterns?the wanted styles. COME TODAY?YOU CAN GET UST THE STYLE Y DU WANT NOW. And then, too, remember, that you ill find lots of other good things at his store, and our prices ARE ALWAYS JUST RIGHT. Shannon-Smarr Co. SHARON, - - - S. C. W Use the Best Stationary, Its the heapest. Ord?r it fr:?m The Enquirer. WARNING ufY son, FRED BLAIR, having lef flme without my consent, and beini minor, all persons are hereby warn I not to harbor or employ him, 01 lin of prosecution. WILLIAM BLAIR, p. c. Bargains 10 MORE PAIRS OF LADIES' OX. FORDS JUST RECEIVED. leen Quality, Drew, Boston Favorite, Zeigler, etc.. Makes?$3.00, $3.5t and $4.00 Qualities?a Little Off ir Up-to-Minute Styles?But Good and Popular Shapes and Styles?At One Price 98 CTS. a Pair unilton Hickory Stripe 10 C7TS. Yd caching1?At 5 CTS. Yd e Silk Ginghams?At 121 CTS.Yd 0 Yards Silks?Regular 39 Cts. ?Extra Special 15 CTS. Yd McCONNELL'S run IVHI.AU nnnuAiiio, FERTILIZERS When you think of buying Fertllirs, you should first ask yourself thii iest!on: 'Where can I buy the besi >ods for the Money, Where can 1 >t Fertilizers that will Give me the wt Field Results?" Not where you n get the cheapest Fertilizers. There a Difference in Guano. The value pends on what you ammoniate th.' Some 8-3-3 is worth four or e dollars more than other 8-3-3. hat You Want is Field Results. We II Guano ammoniated with Blood, >ne, Fish Scrap?Something thai .11 keep the cotton and corn growins til matured. We would like to sell u what Fertilizer you need. ECEIVED THIS WEEK? Car load of OATS. If you need y, now is the time to buy. fORK SUPPLY COMPANY. WHOLE8ALE AND RETAIL IP AI IT.STATF &JU U-JKJ M. X ?L JL M-4 SOLD THE P. B. PARISH PLACE, id I will Sell Yours, If you want me to. List It Now. FOR SALE le following Yorkville property: Mrs. W. S. Peters Home Place?Or est Madison St.; 4-room dwelling; irn, and good well of water: 2J acres Miss Ida DeLoach Residence?Or right avenue. M. E. Plexico Residence?On King's ountaln St. Speneer-Dlck90n Residence ? Or ng's Mountain St. And I can surely please you with e of those beautiful King's MounIn Heights Lot. The Yorkville B, L. furnishes money for building sidences; and where security Is suflent borrower may subscribe for If sis much stock sis money borrowIt will be to your interest to see out the Lowry (Psirdue) place. ieo. W. Williams REAL ESTATE BROKER. 'enn. and Ky. Males ra. Horses and Mares. YESTERDAY WE RECEIVED A iR OF CHOICE. YOUNG STOCK 3 ) 6 YEARS OLD and can please all mers. We now have 30 head ol nnessee and Kentucky Mules, and head of Virginia Horses and Mares We bought this stock to SELL and Right Quality, Right Prices and 8 luare Deal will do the business, w< 11 close this lot out quick. If yoi mt a MULE or a HORSE come t( !E US. ANOTHER CAR COMING We will have another fresh car* ol sck here in time for the FIRST ONDAY IN MARCH?This lot wil i Carefully Selected, Klgnuy uoiign id Rightly Priced to Buyers. See ui EFORE YOU BUY. JAMES BROTHERS, [VERY ? SALE ? FEED STABLE! YORKVILLE - - S. C. HIS IS THE PLACETO BUY COFFEE At 25 Cts. Per Pound See me for all grades of? ? MOLASSES. Also for? CHICKEN FEED? RUMFORD BAKING POWDER OCTAGON SOAPSNOWDRIFT AND PURE LARE 1 W JOHNSON Just Out "Butterick Fashions" Illustrating Spring's Newest Styles OVER 600 new, smart, practical Spring styles! Over 2,000 distinct illustrations! An absolutely complete assortment of designs for everything for family wear. A superb issue! Any Butterick Pattern FREE WITH EVERY COPY-25c Call at the pattern counter and buy a copy to-day Kirkpatrick-Belk Co. ; PLANTING 19 13 Yea, not only Field Crops, but a living has to come out of Old Mother Earth. A Garden is, if prepared, half the battle of life. Among the many early seeds to be planted are Peas, Onion Seta, Cabbage, Early Rose and Red Bliss Irish Potatoes. Prices are reasonable. Plant them, work them?you will not regret It. People are looking at the COVINGTON Cotton, Corn and Pea Planter. Have you seen It? I honestly be' lieve It will be the best invested $12.50 ' you ever made If you expect to con| tlnue planting Cotton Seed. It saves 1 labor; it saves seed; it spaces, so hoeing will be cheaper to you. \\t ur uuD\Tnn\T TT n> iim\iiL/v/n ~r PER r~ *> " CENT m *> This Bank pays 5 Per Cent Interest for Money Deposited with It on a CERTIFICATE OF DEPOSIT For 3, 6 or 12 months preferred. If you have Idle money or trust funds, you might Just as well get that extra One Per Cent as not This Bank will not only pay the 5 Per Cent Interest but your funds are perfectly safe i here. Come and see us If you can, or t Deposit by Mail If you cannot come. s CHECKING ACCOUNTS? This Bask wants your Checking | Account large or small, and Is ready [ to extend every legitimate Banking ; consideration. ; The Bank of Clover, OIiOV EH.. 0. c. j c r f n u jlu jlu ry POTATOES See me for your Seed Irish Potatoes and get them In the ground at the Earliest Possible Moment. 1 GOOD SEED (I have them) of GOOD VARIETIES (I have them). PLANTED EARLY Insures Better Yield, of Better Quality Potatoes. See me for your Seed. FAMILY GROCERIESSEE ME for the Best Flour, ( Lard, Snowdrift, Sugar, Molasses, etc. ^Don't forget that I specialize on ' Feed StufTs?Have the goods and the ' right prices. J. M. FERGUSON i WHEN YOU BUY r A MONUMENT OR HEADSTONE . OF US YOU ARE ASSURED OF? BEST MATERIAL BEST WORKMANSHIP BEST FINISH BEST DESIGNS FAIREST PRICES PROMPT SERVICE t ^ "LEST YOU FORGET" COME AND SEE US TODAY ! PALMETTO MONUMENT CO. 1 JOS. G. SASST, Proprietor. YORKVTLLE. S. C. I NEW ARRIVALS [ FRESH MACKEREL 1 CANNED CORN t s CANNED PEAS CANNED BEANS CANNED BLACKBERRIES 5 CANNED BEEF CANNED GREAN BEANS CANNED HOMINY CANNED PEACHES CANNED APPLES J. M. BRIAN COMPANY. Cabbage Plants TO INSURE A QUICK AND SURE CROP, PUT YOUR PLANTS OUT EARLY. Take no risk In Quality? Get the BEST. You will find Fresh Plants of BEST Quality at my Grocery daily at 12 1-2 CTS per 100. My Plants are frown by reliable growers and I can furnish wanted varieties. SEE ME FOR ALL KINDS? Of Feed Stuffs, Grain, Flour, Meal, Etc. Fresh Vegetables. Choice Fruits I. and Candies, always in stock. Meet your friends on the Comer?the Ralney Building?At SHARON. J. D. HOPE MATTINGS RUGS ART SQUARES Before you buy a covering for your floor, come and let us show you the good values we have In MATTINGS, HUGS, ART SQUARES. We have the goods In Qualities that will please you; In Patterns that will please you, and our Prices will please you. Come and let us show you. FURNISHINGS If you need anything In HOUSE FURNISHINGS, see our goods and let us make you prices before you buy. We want YOUR business and will make prices right. York Furniture Co. Waterman Fountain Pens For years the Waterman "Ideal" ! Fountain Pen has been the one Pen : mat Ull Oiners nave useu aa a uicoijI ure. "As Good as the Waterman," is frequently heard by Pen buyers, but I with it all Fountain Pen buyers go right on buying Waterman's Ideal Fountain Pons. Why? Because they | continue to give the Best service, i which is after all the one true measure for Fountain Pens. Come and let me show you an "Ideal" Waterman. PARKER LUCKY CURVE? Fountains. I have them also, and they are liked by many Fountain Pen users. I can please you in size and price. T. W. SPECK, The Jeweler i*" 8ond Tha Enauirar your ordara for Commaroial Printing. before buying Wagons-Any Size m MITT I7C AD UADCrC We 8el1 lhe Owensboro, and believe 1t1UL/?/0 vll\ MUiVijIjU 11 18 the equal of any wagon made. Our prices are Just Right. See Us. WIRE FENCING COME TO SEE US. We have a havA It Iri all heiahts from 26 to First Class lot of Stock and as we 58 Inches?It is the best made and bought to sell we are going to sell and Worses, cat" ??? . . , . ... TifTT t tie, poultry. SEE US. are here to make prices that WILL K INTEREST THE BUYER. PLOWS We sell the celebrated Chattanooga We can satisfy nearly every buyer Turaplow, and also have the best of In size and quality and sell you ani- Middle Busters. Call and see them, mals that are in perfect shape. We have complete stock of Plow Shapes and Shares. See us. Don't buy until you see what we before buying flour wmenlv ?v1nr Ji Come and see us. We have the goods, us befoyr/vo? huv the quality and the right prices. Big us before you buy. shipment Just In. See US. ^ a p mm xv*ii heavy groceries VUinn & iuCblff ? See us for Molasses, Corn, Oats, ^ Horse Feed, etc. We have the goods. clover, s. c. Yorkville Banking & Mer. Co. "OUR WEEKLY LIMERICK 11 A UAV nv THIT VAVF. OF* VFRYF .niTiRfi SPRING, NEEDED SOME GOOD FARM TOOLS. 11 So he Came 1^1^ Whfre he Found ~~ ! tixtmka la 1 m m?- ? ? Yo We Are Headquarters For FARM TOOLS Z We can supply your every want, and the FARM TOOLS that we have to offer are the BEST that your money can buy. Come and see us for what you want, and let us quote you prlcea We know Yo we have the TOOLS?we know that we have the RIGHT PRICES. a \ See us for PLOW STOCKS. SINGLE and DOUBLETREES, an< PLOW SHAPES and POINTS. HAMES, HAME STRINGS, HAME ev< and TRACE CHAINS, FORKS, SHOVELS, BUSH and BRIAR th< HOOKS. HEEL SCREWS. CLEVISES, and SHOP TOOLS, includ- ar< ing Forges, Bellows, Tongs, Hammers, Cleavers, Anvils, and Bar wt Iron In all sizes and shapes. trs REMEMBER. That LYNCHBURG TURN PLOWS are the Best ?Last Longer and Run lighter. See us for Repairs for Oliver and Lynchburg Turn Plows. Remember: That we sell Bulsts' Garden and Field Seeds and Pii Onion Seta, and believe that they are the Best. Try them. Yorkville Hardware Co. ^ t Hoosier Corn Drills MOST RELIABLE I UAVE IT Seed Irish Potatoes 4 44/1 riJ 11 L see ug if it is something to eat? 1 ? ii - ?i have it. COfTlO JtlOTSC fl/lu if it is something good? mm i j7 i ?1 have it. 2 ljlul lttu if it is seasonablecheaper than oats and corn ?i have it. i A // hinds Farm when you want some "w wl,uo * w? ??t thing different? Implements r when you can't find it easy terms elsewhere?come here? , Perfection Floor the best _ in . m, - w CARROLL BROS. LOUIS ROTH In The Northern Markets I I our mr. wood is now in the northern markets, i ~i buying goods for our spring trade. as usual we j] WILL BE IN THE FOREFRONT WITH NEW ST XL.ua, inc. vy b I NOVELTIES. BEST QUALITIES AND THE RIGHT PRICES. WE H ARE LOOKING FORWARD TO A LARGE SPRING BUSINESS fj AND EXPECT TO BE IN POSITION TO CATER TO THE WANTS :? OF THOSE WHO WANT STYLE. QUALITY AND RIGHTLY PRICED GOODS. WE EXPECT TO HAVE OUR GOODS IN BE FORE THE SPRING IS MANY DAYS ADVANCED AND IN TIME 1 \ FOR THE PRE-EASTER SHOPPERS. WATCH OUR ADVER- % TISEMENTS AND VISIT THOMSON COMPANY'S OFTEN. I I EMBROIDERIES, LACES, FLOUNCIXGS. | In these goods we are showing especially attractive patterns :;| | In the Newest Styles and In qualities that will please the particular g I buyer. Come and see what we have to offer you. We will be pleas- j ed to show you and you will be pleased at what you see. Come at your earliest convenience. H Pc REMEMBER: THOMSON COMPANY is showing new Spring || j Dress Ginghams, Outings, Etc., all rightly priced. H th ou The Thomson Company I (i of ^ 1. 1 At tic SELF FILLING G* " (BLEARY f FOUNTAIN PENS DFMFmFR 1 We have recently put in a line of Conklin Self-Filling' Fountain Pens, and from our own experience we be- THAT WHEN YOU ARE IN THE lieve that it is easily the best of all "Self-Fillers"?It is Convenient, Neat, MARKET FOR Clean. Reliable. Ask to see the Conk- L __ lin Self-Filler. FURNITURE, STOVES, STATIONERY HARNESS, SADDLES, or Here you will always find a com- AN\THING IN MY LINE, qj plete line of fine Correspondence Sta- Un tionery. Inks. Pens. Pencils, Blank THAT I HAVE A NEW, CLEAN Books, Tablets, etc. Let us supply LINE TO SELECT FROM? your wants. ?YORK DRUG STORE, quality and prices +$ THE REXALL STORE SECOND TO NONE. A A SIMPLE COMPARISON J NOTICE WILL CONVINCE YOU. WE have been running a special AQir ?nvf Tn, A sale on our stock of Dry Goods. AbK *UK 1T* I Notions, Shoes, etc., since November _T n > nxr 12th, last, and this will be the last day Cx. H. O L?ll?A.I\.Y of the sale. We wish to thank all tot A the business that they gave us durin _____ * this sale and we will be glad to serve 3 them at all times. Dated this 6th day Rebuilt Typewriter??'"Good as # of February. ever"?At The Enquirer Office. Keep A JACKSON BROS. the difference in your pocket. '> 11 f 2t 3 ??? y 2 LIMIT YOU K SFEJNLHJNLr if and SAVE THE BALANCE H X IS MUCH BETTER THAN TO LIMIT? X J * YOUR SAVINGS AND SPEND THE BALANCE. J A y There is nothing to compare with the?SAVINGS BANK HABIT as y X J a money builder. There are many habits that are a constant drain V IJ on our pocketbooks; but not the SAVINGS HABIT. J The man with the Savings Bank Habit is the one that never L A T gets laid oft; he is the one that can get along without you, but YOU T X | J cannot get along without HIM. 2 y A The Savingrs Bank Habit means sound sleep, good digestion, 9 V cool Judgment and manly independence. Y A f The Savings Bank Book is the most healthful thing we know? ? X A There are no microbes in it to steal away your peace of mind. It Ay X Is a Guarantee of Good Behavior. X % ? The FIRST NATIONAL BANK, {j J YORKVILLE, S. C. J "YOU HAD BETTER SAVE THAN BE SORRY" J I J O. E. WTLKINS, President. R. C. ALLIEN, Cashier J V mi mi him mi hi mmt nt n mi m ^ _C f I. UNDER WEAR. j WE HAVE HAD PRACTICALLY NO WINTER WEATHER. AS A RESULT WE STILL HAVE A LARGE STOCK OF UNDERt WEAR. WE COULD CARRY IT OVER, BUT PREFER TO DISPOSE OF IT AT REDUCED PRICES?IT IS YOUR TIME TO PROFIT AT OUR EXPENSE?HERE ARE THE PRICES? SPECIAL Men's $1.00 Union Suits?Now 85 CT8. Salt. .ueii h 40c uoueremru ana urawere ou win. iwuieut. Men's 50c Under vests and Drawers?Now 39 CT8. Garment. Boys' 35c Undervesta and Drawers 23 CT8. Garment, jj Ladles' 50c Undervesta and Pants?Now 39 OTS. Garment. Ladlea' 25c Undervests and Pants 21 C7TS. Garment. Children's 25c Undervests and Pants?Now 21 CT8. Garment. A GOOD TIME POIt BLANKET BUYING. I $1.25 BVUilcets?Now 98 CTB. $1.75 Blankets?Now $1.25 $2.50 Blankets?Now $1.75 $4.50 AU Wool Blankets?Ilejcular Size?Now $3.50 $6.00 All Wool Blankets?Extra Size?Now $4.50 | BUY YOUR OUTINGS AT CLOUD'S. ALL 10c OUTIN'""?AT 8 1-3 CT8. Yard ALL 10c KIMONA FLEECES-AT 81-8 OTS. Yd. 1 ALL MISSES' AND CHILDREN'S COATS? HALF PRICE ALL OVERCOATS? AT COST. SEE OUR NEW SPRING COAT SUITS | THE LADIES ARE CORDIALLY INVITED TO SEE OUR ADVANCE SHIPMENT" SPRING COAT SUIT8. WE ARE NOW ! SHOWING A NICE LINE OF THESE IN THE NEWEST STYLES. ALL GOODS ARE GUARANTEED REMEMBER: THAT WE GUARANTEE EVERY ARTICLE THAT WE SELL AND OUR GUARANTEE MEANS THAT WE WILL REFUND YOUR MONEY IF OUR GOODS ARE NOT ENTIRELY SAT'SFACIV RV. GIVE US YOUR PATRONAGE ON I THIS KIND OF GUARANTEE. Cloud Cash Store W. O. HARSHAW, Manager At McFarland's That Little NO. 4, YORKVILLE | / V u will And a complete assortment vJfl f Of M Olll w all kinds of Farm Supplies?Everyng to eat, as well as the many ngs that you will need to prepare She'll soon be having her hair iir land, plant your crop and cultl- ..j)one up ? toe, she will be Out:e it to the best advantage. growing her Childish Ways?and you DRY GOODS AND SHOES ~ u will also find at McFARLAND'S haven>t had her PICTURE taken since DRY GOODS ghe waa jn Long Dresses. You don't 1 SHOES Including practically >rythlng you will need to wear. I have exactly want to keep her as she Is? 3 goods, low expenses and my prices 3 low enough to make it worth your but You Want to Keep the Memory, die to do at least a part of your m" tmcfarland the harris studio nckney Road. No. 4, Yorlcville BHKTilT YORKVILLE ^ grj I Once You Jul Wear them wfflk'/ I9RJWm ll v~?w:ii j uu rr in Once TOU wear a pair of PETERS' SHOES, YOU will always want them?that's the experience of those who have tried them. > They have MORE STYLE. HOLD THEIR SHAPE BETTER and GIVE BETTER SERVICE than any Shoe made. The PRICE8 ARE NO HIGHER, but the SHOES ARE BETTER?that's the secret of PETERS' 8HOES?Try them. We are exclusive Agents for PETERS' 8HOES. Our stock Is complete. We can give YOU YOUR SIZE, In the STYLE YOU PREFER, and It Is therefore to YOUR INTEREST TO COME TO US FOR YOUR SHOES? PETERS' SHOES?THEY'RE GOOD. J. M. S T R O U P . x the best mules l~T" jfite IflflrlgH We hare a carload of the BEST i MMP31T rTSVBfll KENTUCKY and MISSOURI MULES Pever brought to Yorkville. We lay special emphaala on the BEST, bei cause that Is what we have. Disinterested judges will tell you that our claim te having the BEST Mules ever brought to Yorkvllle. is correct. We will be pleased to have every man who wants a Mule or a pair of Mules, come and see what we have. We can please you, no matter how exacting you may be as to else and qualt ity. Our Mules are all Young, Fat, r in Perfect Condition, and you will And m that our prices are JUST AS NEAR IL RIGHT AS PRICES CAN BE MADE. k n We will sell you for the cash or on pa1 / per with liberal terms, or we will trade with you. Come and see us before you buy a Mule. We have the right goods at right prices. No. 57 Prompt Attention Given to Parcels SMOAK-BROWN CO. n*t Orders. Phone Your Orders or Write. Since e inauguration of the Parcels Post, r Mail Order business is growing. It ___ s become so important that we J .ve made special provisions ior B^H W^. .ndllng It. Don't deprive yourself 11 | IbI lkW ? anything you need In Drugs, Toilet tides. Rubber Goods, Prescripts, Stock Remedies, Stationery, etc. <_? ar stock is the Most Complete you There more klnd8 of ??tereet 11 find in the County, and your or- than the kind you pay for money rs will have prompt attention. . . . . . . If you are thinking of painting or wh?n y?u borrow' from a bank. Ightening your house, floor, furni- There is a PERSONAL INTER re, barn, fence or anything that will . quire Paint or Varnishes, it will EST, the kind that the officers of y yo*1 to see us. THIS BANK feel in its customers Shiedev Drue Stove ~~?n ,nterest which prompts u? _?__ to do whatever we possibly can THE NYAL STORE to encourage and to aid those PAINTING who give us their patronage. See me at the York Furniture Co. R/}|\L rtf MlchoT\ GtOVG alers In Wall Paper, House Paints, uunK Wl ,lllllW" / U,WI'C Is, Varnishes and Stains. Use Flatot, the best interior finish, all colors. Hickory GrOVO S. C. LLLEN WHITE. Jr.. The Painter. /T^A.T^ AzT^A ,T.IA/^ A/t^A A/f^ A/T>A /tiA/ft A/T^A fcJV xi7Tw wv wTw Vwv wVw VW wTv vwv Ww VW WTW VWV vtw ^I^r Clothing-Half Price, j IF YOU WEAR READY-MADE CLOTHES AND CAN USE A NEW X SUIT NOW, YOU CAN GET AN EXTRA GOOD BARGAIN }[ IN EXTRA GOOD CLOTHES AT WRAY'S. WE ARE NOW * CLOSING OUT OUR CLOTHING STOCK, AND PRICES X ARE REDUCED A THIRD TO ONE-HALF REGULAR V PRICES. COME AND LET US SHOW YOU. T MEN'S EXTRA PANTS FROM 98 CTS. A PAIR, UP f BOYS' EXTRA PANTS FROM 25 CTS. A PAIR, UP. J SEE OUR EXTRA BARGAIN COUNTERS ? A few days ago WRAY received a large shipment of GRAY ^ ENAMELED WARE, including Large Dish Pans, Milk and Sauce \ Pans, Water Buckets, CofTee Pots, etc., etc. There is not a piece in V the lot that is worth less than 35 Cents, and on up to 50 Cents. J While It Lasts?And It Can't Last Long?YOU TAKE YOUR OWN <5 PICK OF THE LOT AT 25 CENTS EACH. V Then, too, there is a Large assortment or tin ana t WARE, including Pie Pans, Coffee Pots, Buckets, etc., such as you 2 have been accustomed to pay 10 Cts. to 25 Cts. for, All are Here Z and You Take Your Choice 5 CTS. and 10 CTS. V Then there is a big lot of Extra Nice GLASSWARE, several ? hundred pieces, including Molasses Jugs, Butter Dishes. Pickle Dish- A es. Spoon Holders, Cake Stands, Pitchers, Goblets, etc., any of it 2 cheap at 15 Cts. to 25 Cts. the piece?Bargain Counter Price? y Your Choice 10 CTS. the Piece. ? Then there is a Choice Lot of CHINA WARE, including Meat A Dishes, Bowls, Cups, Saucers, Plates, nice, clean, smooth ware, that J would look well on any table?Your Choice, the Piece 10 CTS. J Three Cakes Toilet Soap?Special 10 CTS. 4 Extra Largo Dish Pan, worth 25 cents?Special 15 CTS. A There are scores of Small Articles on Our 5 Cts. and 10 Cts. ? Counters that will amaze you when you see them at our prices. ^ Don't Miss Seeing These 5 CTS. and 10 CTS. Counters. J. o. WRAY j 04? +?+ +?+ ?*? +?+ ? ? ? ? ?*? ?+? ?+? ? +?+ +$+ 434