Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, February 19, 1918, Image 3

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CLOVER CULLINGS. ' orTf.t Ki^'Jlr?r ' "i. h 10 -Tli* J'all.i'li'.in luL w;ii a?-!:s,'l.t.Jn!l / i.'i-ilaiui-.i oil Thui.-? aii'-mooi. :.r ??.- lot .- M - l: X \ J.t. Mill, \ i!' M: I W \l i s M M I t i/itil -' -i - A!'? i ' it mi; ? .* '*. ! - ...>t j*i 11 l: i. ! I.I'll' i.' '! ii..ill.'! a .i i , > r, '.v< i *i* i \ i Hi 1 i ; !:? . i.iinii " 'I w'ii' iiiiii -. i 1111 Ii' : ! UM II I'^-'ilur in'-i tiiii v.itii Mi-. VVii'ii Ii l'ui-|i i iiliii - '. i.il jfiiiw* ! |iii)n .\?-r' |>l*Xi-l| . .I? i- J;> > I a.SI'li- IOI M< sllll!' f i Xvt.lili iiliM-li'iJ I,! I 1 11' I'.-i - --:i i:ui / II Ml 1*1* ili?l, Mi'l.'i III i/! S'.il? vvlil' , > ' ' I - M.i- i." i?-> * </ III- l.l ill li- l |;. V I M M- l,.in I Mi i Kiiiiin* I i.i-. i- ?.i iijuti i .IMI I Mi- W II I* it-|. Mil.- w , Ml- M I. SltllMl ll.'l llji I.-I ' I I l.i.ni-1 -(nil* Sat III li.i III *1 l.l I lut'i ! X. I\ Ml- I. M .-ihiM -|.i i.i l-ii'inx ii. >{>.i I In iilmi . . x, ilir.i; *! ? I'l'iMi'I .Mi. 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I; i -1 I >|. i.l Tip Kli>|l|lli I. -mtii .| \ i tli .1 it is nut l -ii tn liuIn t llii it* 11 - in* int.. i - 1111 ilu Kt'lli-t.il i-ai iti 1*1 v lm tin -. |i.111 ' > I ill III!- tl. | I |l lllis II lull .villi tl i II'I I l.i-t v*.i k i .l.-iti . it. --?.iti vv nli |.| iil.il.il inn mi .i i.|. >ii. K n lm ..MillVV .11 i It...I'll'.I III l)|. liu .... I . ' v iii 'I iivi-i '.v lii Iiiiilll; villi* 111 I iiit it tn tlii* li.lt. If till- .. I V lit. .| III' t||iIhII. .is I Ii.ivi v tl .| tui iv. tv j.ruin Kit lull Kill tli.it Iijis inliii lift Iiit |iiissjltl' III 'III t|U.|S. Ill lliv f I lis I '.lilts' SI'IVU I .1' .1 |i*J.|'l s|. 111 .| 11 V I'll. Hunt.|. '.Vi,lit Mil, tin tuns. Till Iilll si I VII'. 111 11 ? 11 1.1 |..|.vi;'i III III. s. li.it. I Ins | V. .- I It'.'l I'll III.Ill ivil.lt illiVits.tii.il. | ll.lV. tint Villi till. S. Il ,t..| VV tl' I IS Ifl'tli t.lllv ,u . i'll .I I- I i.l 111 i.lilt.11 lull llM't'T III tll.it t.u.lv It* ls|| t 11|< -ii| I ul I "l nlilKlt Iniilst I VV . 111.1 l-.i. I, tn |u| tin- |>.is>.it;i ..I tli. Kin.I ul |.t..|, I.itinii i'lll "ill | .|i|. it.- .! in.ill.tllii.' VVIli'll Itn I 'i ulill.it iniilst nt Su'ltli t ';il n| i nil VV II k-' li|i iili'l I'lll .1 H.it I * ' .lilt lit Iniilst I. * I.. i ? .' i ul III. II' I If I s I; 111 11 III ill.. ilmn lit. >i.11 will i- irn ?. i |>l lillll.lt Inn laXX I lllll IS. It III' Is II 111:111 III' Hull LI ll MII.I . 111 I 1.1| I In s'tli i-i| .is .1 l. iiliT \\ ?: I'II.lii.ni I'm I .Mill. I'YIi. I'i. boltlieii on Leave in France.?Tin lirst un-iii li-.ixi. 1 lit. 1 ni' I In* .Vim-ii ran .t 1 > in Kranri' was ii|h-ii?>iI at .\i\ ili* r.ailiis. I "fa in i*. list Saturday, w iii ii Villi I H all IlliallttX till -11 v\.. 11111 xr "tin i|i i lni s" anil tii m il ??.1111 t iiiii lut ins . 1? 11 \I Inn mi a sj.i i ial Ira.11 'I'ln si- siililli'l's ttcri' |*. 111 nf fn lirst unit In .1 i'i 1 \ - 11: 1*1.11ii i' ami will lll'sl III II* .11 IIXI- M l XI. I .11 III! In in Ins I " in xxlinli I It.- x xx. ic |. llt'X.'.I ITnlav 11 lii ill \ li.'nl In.. 11 It II11 Inad lii.illx .'I limits Til. si.I.In is xx. 1.. mxi-n a m..11 XX i'i* nllii' 111 * 1 il t 1111 It atrixal Tills 111xv || is .iii llsll.llll >1 ii. .'iii.,i lailillin liixallx all.I Inull military iild | ...III 11'.11 |..-lM.iati s. loit tin Minis:asm nf tin lii. ili..11 SaMii.lax |ii..l>alilx siii'h.issi'.l aiixlliaiu in tli. i.ixxii's history l.id l>\ all \lli> I li'.lll Hi VI i. s.,|.||.'l hand Mu x 1' iiad. >1 Iliroiii:Il tin- 111.tin slri'.l \ I i. il military l am) ami vaunt: in. ii >il Mi. I *m!i .|i> I'nriii.'il a |i.ii.i.lf In . si .?l I Mm im il .ill li'.iVi Til.' soldi. Is xx. I. :* IX Il 1 I'. . I ||| II || I III a lalUi isilin xx In i. In lit iidi'isii lli.lils xx. in s. ixi'd In \ im 1 li'.ills Max..1 M.n tx 111 1 1, xxi'|i oitii d I In- Vim in ins ami |i|-iitlilsi d Imnrlx I'll I.|ni a I toll III Mil III it 11 ml |ia I anthill llii'S III Im-lxlllU al'li t Mm x\ ilit-- ot Mlllli'li V tin at'ii'.il I'lil.n I a 111 llli'li t xxas yix iii Saturday m. ' t xxilh 1: II Sollh l'll as llm fi-atin of !;m I.ill Tlif mi till' lii xx 11 lias tiki h oil a liolnlax .i|i t|l||.ll'illllr. III! |'l X ill llollli s In inn ilisoial.'.l xxnli it.ins im! hiiniiiur VII tin iiini it Vi\ 11. |!alli'-s 11 1 x 1 IKmllt.-I . - : ix- -x. ? rivals .mi iAI'mN J . ! .l.?\ Tin Y Mi' n i xx-.i km., in i in njn I'll t II ill Willi tl--- lllllllli l|i.ll I 111 IllH'ilil S In |>ro\ nli i-nI i' 11ii11.i nl i'm tin Vltii in in-- I'll- ixmii i. timi has .Staff nl i In ill I x-.mk.i-. illi linluit tii.inx wmii.it Tin- iin-it i\|ii.?.-l -l.-lntlil nl I tin:: ;i !' >i .1?i I i i Ii-iiii;. from tiniiriliiHtt In ii li .litlt Ml iv. i?i c.i.i.1 spirit.- .iii-l .n;- tlx liixk'tti: imwml t.i ;t xx.-.-k'- fl.tli. Ill 111. mountains The American Trained Nurse.? l-'.irtv ii\. \-.n- .i. . tli.i.- win- tin train.-.l inn-. - in tk. ( mt.-.l Stal.-s. |>l\ \\ i', ill \Yx||.-. wlni was I torn an.l r.ai- .l in t'ln-t. i tIi.-it ,t linns, sun:, on -i! I Hi \ ii. Iin-pitiil. X.-w Yol k ?tl>. *>(T- f. .1 i., no to Kiii x-|h at Ills own <\|-< it-, an.I l.rinu l-a. k a |-.-|Miit of ill. work .loin- l-x it.nit..1 ititrsi - in I hat > omit i > |>r. Wxlt. i. turn.-.1 ii.-nt l-'itrop.- in tin- antiinni >: i-T." l-iuntim; l-a.k with hint an int. t -I sit- i.poit of tit. nurs.-s traininu ? I - ->1- in Knulati.l. I'ran..ait.l < Soriii.ni>. att-l a--o\. all. a I. tt.t ot i-iH'otira:.. nu n! i:..in It. r whos. nam. will no .low n lo tM.st.iit> w In r- \ or mil Immune. i- ;.n-wi ati-l u.m..I woni.ti aro Iom-.I an.l honor. .1 Klor.no. Xiehtinual. I'tHiii l*t Wxli.'s t. tni it ji'.'.Sxi was .-tilltiil.iit.il to -lail a train me s.liool an.l in Mai.lt 1-7:1 .I It.nis.- was t.-nt..l in tit.- \:.nut. .-I II. II. \u<- hospital an.l tin Ill-' tramine -> Inn-l t.-i nnrs.-s in tit* I nit.-1 Stat. - was latilt. It. >1. \ t. w .lax- ato a .111,-.11 ol I'harlot t< .1. x .-|..p. .| m.-nincitis an.l sin.-.that tun. -.-x.-ral otln-r i.isrs ha v. .1.-v.-loi.. .1 T'-.? x ttx .i 11It.<i i11- - of I'liar lotto haw ii'iiii.l it invessary in ln:\ :i ivsidonee m wlii. ii to conIIlit I ho cases II was lit *" s>.ii \ tli;?t .some one volunteer lo inn si tile iMtii-nts aiul we liinl two Chesti i women. Misses \nnle anil Kelucca Walker. af lis Inad ot tills instill, lion l?isi Tlmisdav a solilier was li lt in Chester sniT. nnc with meningitis. Win it tin i all ?.inn lor nurses we Mini Mlss. s Inc.* Anderson ami Carrie Tonnant. both Cln st.-i girls. offering to care for I he man in khaki, Chester tte|H>l'ti-1. Demand of Labor.? Here are the demands rli.it tin carpenters' and joiners' union are making on the shipbuilding hoard Al. i uht-V.eui i!.i> lo run hetwvi 11 the hours ..f \ a m and .* p in . with a 5 per cent increase for .m> other pel iod of eight hours. Saturn.i\ half holidays during June. July and August. ^ Full holidays mi New Year's .|a\. I 1M coral ton da\. July t. l?ihor day. goner.it election .lay and Christmas day. No wmk of any kind on 1 -abor day except to "proleet life .ind property." IVmblo time instead of time and a half pay for overtime work. Wages to bo pabl weekly with not to exceed throe days' pay hold buck VVorknit-n ??-nt to work oii?hl?J?- of i.oirio ii'-r'f to iwo:v?- an addition to th? if r?-kalt?.r pay, transportation ' Xp'-fl.lt; alloW.in'-f of SjZ'i .? <lii> ftom th- tin.*- of !w. inn holm- until I th?-ir return. of } ; a n.inif. uri: 'lay toi st.jf wi miit*. joint rr, lio.itoull'l' i Mini *;i !i m< r.; jT.lo a tin\ for (nulkt*i> r> i * ; : 'l>v for lahorei- .in<! j i.- lpt-i >. t ?i tliop tin Pfot in-rhoo.1 I.|t? il??* to * I XIfa all III' fi ttalltid. irii' . i!l< to in- fl|?r>tlllt> 't \\ |t|n>l|t i?>" kf.t 11.-? I.anrt l'rt;<i]i .tli' t'l* to I.a .t a* t -> to \al-:.- at II till ! > AT THE CHURCHES I.I wf ij i.* |.*?|- II I liTIO' I'r:i>?.-r cjx-t.nt; Thursday evr-ning at 7 oVIock. MUST BAITIST I' r \V?d?i< sday < vcnlng 7 <i't o'' lo? k. Patriotic Pro(jr,imme at Tirjah. "I i.? K M 'I Soi-ntx will vivo a I'atiix'u I*i: ? tlii- S<-hool Hons-i i Ku'iiiic, IVhiuaiy at > I<H Til'' ||l|>i||C is id viii-il. S'l .ii?*i r s .iditns<-ioii. 1' Tir/ali St hool. Sunday School Conference. Mi?- Milwi i l>a\is. Stati- Su|? rin' in!' l.t Kli llli-lit.il \ Sunday Si lionl Mm-, hi tic liiti-i'|i iiniiimatimial Sun l.i\ Si ImhiI assni latinti, will hold a ? uliti i i.i ' i.i Sunday Sidiunl Snp?-riliti*n<l i.v-. Ti ;m In i >. Can nts and Cujuls in "iii Sunday Si I:iitiI Icomii ol tin- First I'i -ii 'i . i in i lnindi ol Voikvilli-, toil W diii-da>. alt' i nnnii. at 3.on i. i li.i . . All mi'! sti-d m Sunday s. I I work an itiviti-i| to atti ml. Quarterly Meeting Programme. Vorl Ihvision "I 'In \V. M I ol ' i. Vnil I'.a|iti.-t A-snriation. will ini-i-t at I'hailotti Sli'it I !a | it ist i-lnii i h on Sat in da \. I la nai y . .".'1. I a I v I" ;. ! .. in I a i i.i tonal Mi- It II W'.i nit 11. Mmut's nl last nu-i-tiiiu. 111.II i.ill with vrlial n-|iorts trom MM |t t | S Ci'i-;iainiiii Maknm I ii-liionstrali-d. Mi-- I low II I *: I i Mow ma> wi- iin n asi- inti-ri -t in mission work aiiiom: tin* voiiiik in i.|.I. * Mi.-. \. M. <;i i.-1 \ihiii Imiii ad|oin iiiiii tit. 1 p. in Iiiviilional. Mr- It. I. \ al tladoi ' lints 11 oni tin- l.oiilsx ilk- Trailli* -- S'liool. i i;mI ||\ Ml-s M. Thomassoil Cajiii T.ih iiis \ wi as t'lirisli.ins ii.-iiii; Ha in as w> should ' Miss lli I'll Tliotnassoii. S"ii:t ! > loi-al Suiil'i-ams Cnsim s.-. \dioiii iilii'-ltt. > i ?i ii. i. ...i..... i hi i - OBITUARY I Mil* lii llo Nil Ij Mill \ 1 ! i if*-. Y?I! k\ ill* . oil I 1,1 11:11 > IT. Kt'tiKXK. iii:iilit son hi Mr. M. A. ami Mrs. Kali mi \\ liiti- ol Yi.i'kt ill-. iiKi-il " >i-;irs. ii iiioiiitis iiihI n ilii\.s. Tin* 1111 ii11 111 IllliK | 1. 11 I \ I'.xtl I l|;i \ illtl'l s?'l VIVOS ill (In liotiii' l.j Ui'V. I!. II. Waiisli. \t tlii- lioiin ol Ins il;i 11 u 111 t. Mis. I. S. M.n l.oi. II, 111 York villi-, on Praia \ l'"i-lii u.ii-y I it aliotit ,'i .1. look. Alt. SA.MI'KI. I.. l?AYIl?Sn.\. mi'il . ji-.ii's aitii tliiys. Mr. Iiavidsoti. loi ii ii-ii \ a fat'tm-i ami tn?-r liaiit nf Kiilloik's Crook to\vnslil|i. .111 I a Mil-tali nl tin- Cml mil' hail I a n.s|i|i'lit .i|' Yorkvillo slliro alioiit |ss;'. ||i liail In-ill in li.oi iii It )l |o|' solllv vi'jiis. Ill' is MUM. I'll ||\ till' follow nil! t -1111111'f 11 Missis Sjiliti j ami .loliu Ii.ivtiisnii, linili 11vin.; iii tlo wosl. Mrs. \V. T I mil I.i | of " 11.11 lot to. Misiia tin s \V. II ihinhui ami J. S. Mai'koii ll of Yorkvillo 'I'lm iiit run lit ?iis in Yurkvillii last Snflit'daV alti'l'lioon. afli-r si t'Mi i'S in tho I'li'slij ti'iiau rliurrh li\ I Jr. 10 10. <!illl'S|iio. At tin- liotiii' of lli-r daUKhti-r III l.ow rv vTIIo. on I'Vliiiiat y 1 4~ at f.:!n |i. ni.. Mrs. KM.A WATStiN. willow of tin- lalo .hums A. Watson, of Yorkv ill. . Mrs. Watson was a ilauuhl.-r of tin- lalo In. Siitiiii.-I Wr.ulit of York oiuiiiIj. ami was in tlio TTtli \oar ol' lior am-. Kuin-ral sorvioos w .'fo i i.mllli to.l at I In- llolili' l.j Ki-\. A. A. Mrla-an ami ront-liidtil at tho sravo with | In- assist.iiirr of |{o\. I ?r 10 10 i I Ii s| Tin- intorni.nl was iii Yorkvillo last Sat lit .la\. Tin* >lo asi.|- is stllMViil hy llo- f > 11 o w* 111 u liil.lt. ii Mrs I;, i'. tiny ami Mr Sannii'l Watson of l.owry v illo. all.I Miss Yii'Killia Watson of Kirliuioml. Va. At Ins i.si.l. nrr in ItorK Mill on Sun lay. l-'ol.ruarj IT. at I.In n'rloi-k. a. in.. WII.I.IAM .HiSIOril All I.I.Kit, in III.Ttt.l j.-ar ol his as?-. Il?- lia.l Int-n ill lull a f.-\\ .lavs. Til.- .lor.-asrtl was horn mar Til/ah cliiirrli. ami liv.-.l at tIi.- ol.| lioiiir |>la?->- all of his III.- until a low \o.-ils aim. win it In- movt-d to Ifota. Mill llo was known as oiu- of tin host ami most u|irisht ritr/.i-iis ol III. rolintj. llo si |'V oil through tin Civil w.u as a im uihi-r ol Conipanv II. S. ?" \'. llo was lor inauy yi-ars a rulinu ol.l. i in tli.- A. It. I*. i'liiirrh. Ilr l.av.s a wi.low. who was his si-i-.unl wit., ami tin- following ihil.lron: Mr. I. Itoil.l. v Mill.-r ami Win. Wall, r MilI i ol ItiH-k Mill, ami Mrs. .1. II. S|s-nn i of tiri'onvilli-. Also lwo sistors. Alls N. K. Taj lor of ??hl I'oint, and Mis. M .1. I'n-ri-i- of Arkansas. NOTICE. IS hi'i'i'l.j sivi-n in all voiuornvd that ^ tin- umli-rsisnod has horn nptiointnl It. f. iii- hj tin- t'onrl of Common I'lras for York i-ounty. S. C. in tho vast- of Annii- S. ttoo.l vs. i.i-i- Cowan t.ood ol .il . and that all and sinsular tin- rn-dii..is ol tho lalo linn of !?, II. <iooil .v Co. and M. I.or tiooil. ilrt-t-asi'd, who was :t ni' nil" r ?>t I lie s;u<i iirm, air ie<iuir?'il to establish their claims against sai<l tnin ami against the estate of the saiil D. l.ee tioml. deceased, before Unas Keleree aforesaid: anil I ilo hereby ti\ W'eiliii silay. the sixth day of March. Ii'l\ at l" a. in., for the tirst reference in ilie saiii case, at my office iii York. S. t'. .b HIN \. MAIHOX. Itefrric. 13 t. 4t. THE STAR THEATRE PROGRAMME FOR TODAY. American War and News Weekly The latest American war news, military ami naval activities in motion pictures. "Desertion and Non-Support?Is Marriage Sacred?" A Drama in Two Keels, featuring Marguerite t'laytun ami Lillian Drew. "Sunshine" Mary Anderson in "The Suitor From Siam." a thrilling one Keel Drama- another adventure of "The Dangers of Doris." "The Prima Donna's Special." an ?-j?isiult ot "The Hazards of Helen" Hailroad Series." featuring Helen Hibson. Admission. Including War Tax, 10 CTS. and 15 CTS. STAR THEATRE J. Q. WRAY. Manager. Torpedoed and Sunk We !>t e this In almost every paper \v< pick tip. While the ships ro down. Prices continue to ro up. In hoth oases it seems a very hard problem to control?the point; down of one and the rise in the other. llut. what we started to say is. That WE HAVE ALMOST A COMPLETE LINE OF HARDWARE At very moderate prices, when you take ? verything into consideration, and ? will he glad to have YOl* call u|K>n I S for Yt>l'K wants. SKK I S for Wire, Roofing. Plows and Points. Shovels and all Farming Tools. York Hardware Co. Phone 153 Phone 153 MISCELLANEOUS WANTS. TIRZAH GINNERY YV'I.L t?- in operation FRIDAY. KKil" RlARY 1? T. i!. GLENN, .Manager. MONEY TO LOAN AN good real estate security at 7 " per cent interest. 1.'. t.f. J. A. MARION, Attorney. FOR RENT rP HK IA\art hoiix; ?>n Wright tv<X iiue an*! the W. it. aiioli Hu t ti<ju.se on Lincoln street Apply to HiM tf J S URIi'E. Attorney. WANTED UP K< .ICY |..?s lliuhe^t pi ices pni'l. S? :.<! for price list ami sp? i'Katkji.s Till; JVKY M ; i'?i. IlifKory. N ?* J:.n 1- . tf. ??? tun j.ill A GOOD family horse, in excellent ** condition; suitable for general work. J. A. MARION". t.f. t.f. ONE OR TWO HORSfe FARM OR rent. to a farmer who has his .T own stock. Good land, near Clover. Address "S. X.," care of The Yorkville Knquirej. 11 feb. 8 4t SURGICAL DRESSING A I.L !: ! t'ross iiieniiici.s who desir> **to join a class to l? instituted Mond:i> nmii'. T X". at the fourt Rous-.-. in Surgical Dressing, arc invited to a| j?l> to tin- at once. The charge will pr>bal.lv i.. #1 |ie|- lil< lllber. I't." MARY ' WRTWRIRHT FOR SALE VLTASS A MAKER'S 1'nre Cleveland Rig Roll I 'iVe. I.Oi-l. ( 'ottoll Seed Iin nase votir cotton \c-lds by planting the best VarietV. til'lltVII llll'l for S.tle b\ M II. RLAIR. It. I\ I). No. Sharon. s. c. icb. i:.-n 4t FOR SALE (1 llKAl', if sold quick, a FORD Tour' ing far. See me at my restaurant. When you are hungry. I want to teed >uu. Good service, I'rompt service. Reasonable charges. R. I). DORSKTT. MONEY TO LOAN I7MRST mortgage on approved Real *g l-Istate. amount d' loan not to exceed tin per ceiit oi value. Til' 'S. K. McRoW .fan I - I t.f I it. WANTED ~1111.1??I lot nullum. 1-uv;.tir siii.ill <111.1111 itios. Hit;host market |n'i<<- |i;ii<l fur s;imo. Writo hi- iihtini- it li?n-k llill. what you lm\ < . I'ATAWliA MILLING CO. j.iii. jt. r. I'.'t LADIES \rut'|: <'oat Siuts .itnl Skirts an-1 X Waists IioiiM Iio I try fleunod. Wo liavo iit our tti|il?.y a Dry Gleaner Wild t'liilotstainls I try t'loaning and I tin s It Ki>;!it. Sond Your I try t Meaning Wotk tu I's. Guaranteed sntisfacti?iti <>r tin Charge. KKLLY'S PRESSING CLI'H. FEED GRINDING u'i-; iisixo | 11 in our i'Voi! Grinding * Mai'luiti riii*] it uiakos a lino grade hi foisl from oar onrn. m Ivot hoans or a 11 Must an \ t liini: miii want t;t<>uinl. ISi'inu ns your ('"in it yon wiiiiI tinml Meal. t'orti sIm-IIi'iI free i>r i harm . We >:i\ Km Cm-ii mill |?.i\ ili< Iliuhcst Cash in n r. li'TNAM \ lit' KV. FOR SALE rr^7 acres i>r iiihii. n iit ui tin ("ui. AIIisiiii nil) In ii in | 11 i * i , urn mill- north oi Tir:t:-h. S. ('. Mmiit 25 inii s in i - it 11 i vii t inn, nlioiit I'd acres in pasture. .Muni! T'i.iiihi i t ol' saw liiiilur. \ tl.ioi 11 iii^r In ml of .lolin t'atnp " II. William Horn ami others. Kor further particulars. apply to i". Ai.l.ljin.V Kiim1. Mi.mi.:i.ii. V.C. BANKS WILL BE CLOSED THIIL I'list Xntionnl Hank anil tin-* Loan anil Savillus Hank will lie dosed NEXT FRIDAY. KKItRI'AICY 1'.', on m i oiiiil ol Washington's lliltli la >. I J. t". AI.LKIX. Cashier. l-'irst National Hank. M. I'. C( ?MH. Cashier. H Loan ami Savillus Hank. LONG TERM FARM MORTGAGE LOANS INTEREST SI'Kl'I A L RATE. ?S per cent. depending on comlitions as to ii111o11111 ami ? rcdit pcrii.nl an.I annual 'nstalltm-nts offered. ami as to borrower's urui-m-i in having loan el..soil ORDINARY RATE: 7 per cent on a muck 5 to in year lo. it not miller $;:?( .' ?. Kor particulars, apply to t\ K. SI'KNfER. Attorney. TO DEBTORS AND CREDITORS Vl.l. pi isons tmh-hlcd to tl e estati of I-. iLAlaiKi: WITH KitSl'to'X. deceased, are la-rehy notilieil to make payment to the tin li rsipncd at once, anil persons llaviliK claims nuainsl said estate are :ol\iseil lo present the same, tluly anthi-iitiiiitc'l. within tin- time prescrilu-il hv law. w. i. WithKusi'ot?x. i:\ccutor. jan. :ju-? i a :tt. f. WANTED 300 NEGRO LABORERS. At BADIN ALUMINUM WORKS. Badin. N. C. Eight and Ten Hour Jobs. New Scale of Wages. $2.00. $2.10 and $2.25 per Day: Permanent Inside Work and Regular Advances In Pay Guaranteed. Pay Every Saturday. Outside Work for a Few. Homos for families Sfi.nn p< r month: Water. Toth-t ami Electric Liu his in very house. The Xi-uro section in Haunt In s Inuh i lass I'llhlic School with com pet lit Teachers: ('oiiununity Huildmu with Movinu I'ictlire AmiItoriuni. I'uMic Lihrary ami IamIui- Uooms tor iii-ii ami WOlltell. Ample I'olice allil l-'lre Department J Kirc iicpartnii-n! operated hv .-olorcd men. White ami Colored I'liysicians. White ami t'olorcd M- rchants. Itoaiilinu lions, s tor sinuh- men.| ci|tiip|H>il with toilets, hath rooms, steam heat and electric liuhts. Hoard I pi I Week and lip. Itadin is SI miles from Salisbury. X. c.. on Southern Railway and Winstony ih-iit Senthhoiind Railway. Special inducements to nu-n with i n tniI it m : new and modern home pro\ ah il same da\ family arrives. Write < r cotro at once t<> EMPLOYMENT BUREAU. TALI.ASSEE POWER COMPANY. BADIN. N. C. we must win the warto this end the government has pledged tiio lives and fortunes of the nation. Th?- sin* \vs of war are crops, better crops, bigger crops and more crops. Kvery farmer is exported to prodnoe a maximum yield this year. \W cannot increase the acres.pc for the reason so many men from the farms have potto to the war. As a matter of fact, less land will he worked than usual. The only way to increase tin yield per acre is to work it hotter and use more FERTILIZERS, and to use Hotter Fertilizers. We have bought mote high crude Fertilizer this season than usual, we believe it pays to use high-grade. You pet more value for your money. We also have bought more Potash roods this year than since It'll. The Potash has been worked out of the lanu and the crop needs it. Yon sa> it is ti>o high. One bale of cotton at the present price will pay for more tons of Guano than at any time in onr recollection. You can put six hundred |>ounds of Guano to the acre and the seed will pay for it. We mean if you use the PALMETTO Tiano. YORK SUPPLY COMPANY WholetMile and Kctail. IIIIIIIIIIIII1IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII Mil I MANY J PROGRESS E Appreciate tlit* v.* E witli THIS HAM = Tliey have placed ? business I?;isis. E Tliey realize thai E as necessary 1?? a I 5 a Merchant. | FARMERS V e AI ready | 1 t miis < e eordially invited e many advantage's | W K WANT Y< | THE LOAN AND r "The Bank F e YORK .... Tiaiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii AMATEUR MINSTRELS VI* SHARON, S. C. School Auditorium, FRIDAY EVENING, February 22,1918 Performance begins at <S O'clock I*. M. (!< <><1 Music by St rinu* l?aml Merry Songs ? Lively Dancing ? Laughable .lobes ami Local Hits Admission: All Ages?15c. STROUSE & BROS'! TAILORING DISF The annual displa Sample Fabrics St rouse cV: Urotlu nieni of M r. ('lias, always an evenl Man who is pa lib who wants mat ? - I ! ? I or inc mgnesi <|i cost. For ninny yms t ing; concern has 1) f his community's tlieir clothing; am St rouse .Madc-to-] '<1 to coiiic up to e: Style, Woikinansl We cordially invit I tetter Clothing al it 1 his Store on Sa Mr. (Iross will l>< his line and give reel Clothing; for wear. KIRKPATRICK Sells It SAVINGS ACCOUNTS LARGE AND SMALL X?ii ihi- sizi- of On ai'i'miiit a|niu\ Out ili.it ynii may utilize the facilities f this institution, is of interest to this I".ink's othccrs. Willi v.uh iiuliviiliiiil. it is effort that minis ami tin- Inn |i|ioi'tiinitii s lo n liisti i TIIUI IT efforts. Kvery <li parinu nl ami tin* full si-r\nc ..I Till: nilST NATIONAL ItWK an- at ihi* ilisjmsal ui this 'utiinninity. n-iianlhss uf tin- .-nnouni nf llicit ilc|uisits. Mvi r> |ialrinlic citizen shun i| fi*i*I that it is his imliviilual iluty it tlrs time In |if:u tii i* T1IIJIKT. Save some in unli i in In 11f hem-tit to your count r\. First National Bank YORK - S. C. You Had Better Be Safe Than Sorry" Df The I '.uquircr solic it- order* for all kinds of lligli (.rude Commercial stationery??l,cticr I loads. Itlll Heads, statement*. Kitve|o|>es. Kte. -r?o? j CAR MULES WILL / I AND TWO CARS T 1 WKKXPKCTO.VKCAl ^ Our Barn Tomorrow?} { jMM-t Two More Cars Ne { cars will arrive next wee ? Our Mr. John S. Jai J doing his best to find Mi ket and is buying and s t find the right kind of a J about the kind of Mules 1 ? that Our trade is partioi ^ want and buy. Von cai J Mule we ship to this nu 2 Quality and Age and Pi J what we have to offer. Scan suit you in Quality want you to buy unless ; ? getting a Square Deal wl 5 Come to See Us At ^ if you want to Buy or I It here to serve You and > II when you come. If MULES Ji\M?S6 1 IIIIIIIIIIHKIIIII llllllllillIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHI I I IVE FARMERS illi?* "f K' J tlirll' trlliilHM'S oil a a Bank Act-ounl is KA1JMKR as it is t.. IKO ARE NOT ,f THIS IJAXK auto invest unite the \VK offer. HI? Br SI XKSS i SAVINGS BANK ) or the People" = SOUTH CAROLINA = iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiinii i Carload of Furniture It lias lifen nit the roail for some tmiiv Hilt i ?ur Har of FrUXlTI'liK iliil arrive last week, final I .int now showinK many new things in House Km ui.-hin?s. im lmliim iti:''rt"H?M SKITS. I'.K.DSTKAHS. lilKKAKS. HATItAKKS. WASHSTANDS. SKTTKKS. I<a ii'KKits. ' i "l M 1 Its. KT? You il lin.l our prices Ileal Interest in;: Just route ami see. sin?i:s I'.vf-re buying Shoes for yourself or ai y one of your family, route it: ami me show you what 1 have to offer :n quality ami price. WALTER G. HAYES furniture, family, fancy Groceries. SIIAItOX. S. f. j SPRING 'LAY, FEB. 23D y of Spring Stylos and from the house of r, under the inanagc(Jross, at this store, is of importance to the ular ahollt his Clothes Ic-to-nioasure clot liing lality at a moderate ^ A...n11T t.,een supplying some of best dressed men with il never yet have tlm Measure Clothing f si i I xpectatious in Quality, lip and Fit. e all Men interested in Moderate Cost to vis/turday, February 23d. pleased to show you expert advice on eorSpring and Summer BELKCOMPANY For Less For Wheatless Days IK IT IS a problem for >oij to deride what to oat on "Wheatless Hays." let this Store help you?We ran. We have MI.WK MKAT. SWKKT I'OTA TO KS. t\\ HIJACK. I'I\'K A\l) NAVY 1SKAXS. HITTER HKA.VS, 111 .At" K KYKI> I'KAS. M W'KKRKI,. ("A NX HI) SHAD. I'UKMIHU DKKSSINC, Sol It AND SWKKT I'ICKI.KS. KYAl'OKATKI) AITI.KS. KVAIIMtATEl) PEACHES. KVAPOIIATKP APRICOTS. I'RPXKS. oKANOKX. DANAXAS. AI'I'I.KS. And lot* <>f otlu-r Kood things for your tiililo. .lust soc us or phone 31. W E.FERGUSON FOR SALE FCMtD Roadster, In perfect condition See or write me at Clover. 12.-2 JNO. T. MATTHEWS. ARRIVE TOMORROW j 0 ARRIVE FRIDAY j 1 OF Ml*LEX to arrive at i Wednesday, and We Ex- J Pvti/^QTT on/1 wl/1ltln)i?|] ^ at iliuaj, iiiiu ikiuiiiw,,,., . ^ j ncs is in the West and is j ales suitable for this mar- jj hipping as fast as he can J ninials. He is particular j lie buys, because he knows ? liar about the Mules they 1 n feel assured that every ] irkct will be of the Right , ice. We want you to see i We want you to buy if we > and Price, and we don't ? vou feet sure that you are 1 lieu youjbuy or trade here, j rour Earliest Convenience j Exchange Mules. We are j vill be pleased to see you j ROTHERS H0ESES j ! BUY YOUR GARDEN 1 SEED HERE KOH SEVERAL YEARS |>ust this Drug Store has Leon making: u Special*> of GARDEN" SEEDS. This year is no exception. We an- prepared to sup ly gardeners with Seeds from the ver\ Rest Growers?This Drug Store s? Ils FERRY'S SEEDS IN PACKAGES. WOOD SEEDS IN PACKAGES AND IN BULK. There are no Letter Seeds grown than are sent out Ly these two dependable nrowers, le t us supplv Y? >1' OUR EXTRA SPECIALTY? \Ye espeeiallv reeotnmend the famous Brimmer Tomato to those who want a I t all iound to Imato. It is ot good s?lz?-, tine flavor. a splendid producer and meaty. As usual our supply is limited. Huy early. 15 Cts. Phone and Mad Orders solicited. CLOVER DRUG STORE II. L. \\ > 1/1K. Proprietor. Our Motto;?QUALITY?SERVICE Real Estate SOME REAL BARGAINS 1 The Parish Place?Sold. 1'. The Finley Place??>t' 11>7 1-1' acres; ahout 3 miles from Smyrna. Practl-1 eally all Woodland. Let the wood pay for the place, and have the land free See me at once. 3. The Jno. B. Plaxco (Dobson) Place ot 117 acres. This land lies right at town; has 111-room dwelling; large barn. etc. It will pay you to see mint once. I. The M. C. Willis. Jr. Tract?of l'T acres. This land lies near town, and lias i i-- iti'ri'9 ui aihi in* sit 11ii .11 once if you want a Bargain. Lots of Other Bargains. Both in Farms and Town Property. Loans Arranged for Farm Lands. GEO. W. WILLIAMS REAL ESTATE BROKER Room 204. First National Bank Building SPRING SOWING "TIit first In id of spring?got on a liinl* to sing. hut 'loir la- issued a note a ili-ail Bird was him?tin- music friz hi his throat." Wo are not poets, hut wo just waul to toll you that while the weather is line today, tin- winter is not over yet- You'll probably need Shoes for yourself or some of your family. Wo have them in till sty lea and in the right .plainns and at laircst prices. Look over our stock before you buy. FOR SPRING PLANTING? If you ?\peet to buy SKKHS ot any kind lor Spring planting, we insist that Mill should git your Seed ill once -See I S today. Traffic conditions are had? they can he worse. Wholesale seeds mi ll .s;iy mhis hi ;iii kiiium are scaur. First cnmi'is will get served lirst and tlif waiters will get none. We wiint to help you got what you want. Sim- I'S at yi>iii' earliest convenience. G. W. WHITESIDES & CO MIAKON S. t\ SURE TO CATCH HIM EIT-HER GOING OR COMING. The Ordinary Life Contract of the Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Company Is. without exception, the most attractive issued by any Company In the world, when taken on what Is known as the Accelerative Endowment Plan. The plan was figured out by liroointield J. Miller, Actuary of the Mutual Ifenellt, in 1874. It appeals to any man who appreciates his obligation to protect those dependent on him while they are not in position to profpet fhonigoli'rtti ir>H ,'rwo i ? ii.sIi ii i?i w r, mtj' <x?. ktiv kru.uc iltitC realizes that after the time comes that dependents no longer need protection He May Need Protection Himself. It Is a contract under which the holder Is absolutely sure to win, whether lie lives or not. provided, of course, he continues to annually arrange the comparatively small premium called for in the contract: in other wordH he will certainly "catch the coon either going or coining." It is not practical to give a detailed and satisfactory exposition of the plan within the space at my disposal: but if you are sufficiently interested in the protection of both yourself and youi dependents to ask for details, I shall he pleased to "show you." The Mutual Benefit attaches at present, a war clause to all policies issued on the lives of applicants between It and 45 years of age. and in case the policyholder enters the service of the U. S., an extra premium of $37.50 on each $l.uoo is due and payable for the first year in service, whether the holder is in the l\ S. or l-Vance. If you are between 15 and 70 there will be no war clause. SAM M. GRIST, Special Agent. Mill DI7ADI E'S CTfiDE lTliLiLi 1 Lil/i LiLi J UlVlULi CHARLOTTE STREET YORK, S. C. This business has been organized on co-opcratlve lines, and duly Incorporated under the laws of South Carolina. It Is our purpose to give the best and most efficient service possible to everybody, and we will appreciate all the patronage with which we may be favored from whatever source. We sell for cash on as close profits as are consistent with sound business. We cater especially to the trade of the mill people and the farmers; but give due consideration to all customers. We make a specialty of all kinds of Country Produce, including Chickens, Butter, Eggs, Vegetables, Fruits, Cured Meats, etc., being in the market for these things at all times, and selling them again at the present prices that are consistent with good business. Give Us a Call. MILL PEOPLES STORE A. D. DORSETT, Manager. ATTEN1 I I I I ! OWING TO SCA i i I LIZERS ARE H | LABOR AND C1 | MENTS. ONLY I TO YOUR SHIP: I MADE, AS WE 1 Rock Hill | PHONE 309 lr+ *> + ?* + I ALMOST GARDENlNi 9 ^ And while you are i * as well plant Reliable ami ? saves time and brines bei + we have been selling FKR J Ferry Seeds have always J Germinating Quality and 9 eotnplete assortment foryt Jl'ST KKCKIN KU?A Shipment ol White i Yes. we also have quit S Seeds, lie sure to plant a I * FARM AND GARDEN T< * X- ? 4 t oil export us to have * Farm and Garden work, v Plow Storks. Plow Moulds, + Spades. .Mattoeks Scythe* $ ready to start your real l: + see us for tin* Tools you wil | SHOES J. M. SI + -?? + ** va-;-> +ASEED OATS UKI.IKVI.W. that many York ooiiiu > f i.i i nii rs uuuhl want to sow Spring I'ats. anil In la ving that many ? !' thoin niuht to sow Spring Oats wo havo la hi m a supply of First tirailo Sooil Oats?Wo havo lioth It RED RUST PROOF and APPLER VARIETIES? Ciiiwn l?> tlio most oaroful sinwi is. ami ospooially solootoii for Sooil I.it us ha\i- your orilor for yooii sooil oaily. ? * or r P\C j OAMUCIX OC-LUO Vt>. sir. it's perhaps a Ittll*- n?rl> to talk Caiil?-n Seeds. Cut tin- ilav'll Inlull I > aint h) a in I \vii just want >ou to keep us in nilinl?Si-i'" \\ FARM HARDWARE? of | S-i' us lor Mule Collars. Hames. Bri- >i J dies. Trace Chains, Back Bands. Plow w< | Lines. Plow Stocks, Plow Steel, etc. IFERGUSON & YOUNGBLOOD 1300 BOYS'SUITS m TO CLOSE OUT AT [ $2.98 and $3.98 \ini I'aus I .A OIKS' OXKtillOS I'ivk- _ I up at Auction Sale values. $3.5n to $4.00 a I'air- To Close Out $1.98 I I.mill YiirilK Ml M\l IM.II.I. .Ilk.ll I Cl.i ?TH ? tit) ?'(.?. v.i I U?--A I tin I \ 30 CTS. Yard I I'llM-M- l.MIII Jilllls I .It'll ?Of (SIX'SHAMS?25 (Ms. \;ilii?* today aiul will no hinlit r- T? Clout- at 20 CTS. Yard !" l.atlifs' I.O.N'H COATS?To Closi at $6.00 to $8.50 Each F SI'nltT COATS?At $2.50 r P. S.?Twenty cases White Shoes? High and Low?just arrived?$1.50 to $2.50 a Pair. McCONNELL'S iimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiisii ! A FEW HOUSEHOI 5 Iii every home there an | day use that are classed as | ^urys"fceT{y-These Lumgs-un s because they are necessitie = tliat every home needs t lit 5 instance we have ? 0 CEDAR MOPS? i O'CEDAR POLISH = LIQUID VENEER i FLOOR MOPS, FLi = BROOMS, FEATH] = And other things that wi s Iwiino iii 11 lit t "jinuh'-itie a ' 1U/I1IV Hi v 1 *? V "I'l" ~ I' ? 5 housekeeper delights in. = Vou'11 find that our pri< S No. 115?Just phone us y< I THE YORK FURNI iS I GARDENING TIME SKK MK KOK VOUII SKKI). I have the l?. M. KKItltY lint- of seeds. which iire reliable and dependable. All sorts. Iin> Onion Sets Sow. I have tbcin1 Peck, $1.00: Postpaid, Peck. $1.25. GROCERY STOCK COMPLETE. ,, II is always complete. Vou can al- p< ways tind something good to cat here. >*? l-'or your dinner. I have Cabbage. Tur- 'tt nips, Potatoes. Beans. w TURN YOUR FARM PRODUCTS iM INTO MONEY NOW? H I pay to IS.50 a luishel for your js I'ens: l-.OO for Corn Seed. Better see me at once. Some decline in I'ea market?may go lower. The above prices w are pood for two weeks only. J. D. HOPE SHARON S. C. nnw a Livsii, in lRCITY of labor and c ard to get. we have get cars to make f a onnbt uattt. tppha/r hi A UUV1V A un v/ XJ JL aiivm v ' PING POINT. NO BETTER [JSE ONLY THE BEST AMM Fertilizer ( fiir about it. you might just & I 1 h'pemlablo Seeils? It * tor results. For years !KV'S SKK1>S. ami the $ proven satist'aotory in ? Results. Wo have a $ .nil* selection. + ind Krd Onion S*t?. e a Seleetioll of Flower few How it Seeds. OOLS * + the I ools nenssarv tor ? Well. we have them * Shovels. Forks. I fakes, i. Kir. He fore Voll are * arm and Harden work ? I need. '4 rRoup SHOES .? ? ; +a*? +a*? +a*? +a*? +a*? Ivery Household lias mon or loss moil for Kl'HHEH ?OI)S?auoh aa FOUNTAIN SYRINGES. BULB SYRINGES. EAR AND EYE SYRINGES. RUBBER TUBING. HOT WATER BAGS. ICE BAGS. BOTTLE NIPPLES, PEN FILLERS. RUBBER BANDS. i' si II I lit' famous WEAREVER" lino Guaranteed Rubber Goods, and If hi m i d sin li artioli'S, it is just as II to I>11 v tho HKST HERE. Shieder Drug Store . It. Clinton It. I*. Clinton LINTON BROS., Cash Grocery URE PORK SAUSAGE BREAKFAST BACON FRESH PRUNES LIMA BEANS PINK BEANS MIXED BEANS ANCY ORANGES STEM RAISINS. CLINTON BROTHERS GOOD THINGS TO EAT." iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiim J) NECESSITIES ! e a few things of every = "Necessities". Weal- = -hand:?We keep-them?| ? s and because we know | nn ever so often. For | Vou know them. e !?Goes with the mops, i POLISH. = OOR OILS, ? SR DUSTERS ? II help you keep your | irder" that the careful ? :es arc just right, too. E >ur wants. e ITJRE COMPANY f iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiT GET MORE EGGS FROM YOUR HENS VOL' ("AN?EASILY. Feed them nt*nt doses of DR. HESS'S POULTRY PAN A CEA. It has ln i.li on the market for years. Is us'-cJ and endorsed by the largest Miltr.wiD-n. Poultry I'an-a-cca puts nir hens in good condition and keeps n in that way. They are better layers holt in healthy condition. Try a packre on your hens. ESS'S STOCK POWDERS? Are just as Kood for your stock. It the right time now to get your ilveoek in condition for the spring work. r\ it. You'll see a difference In your ork animals. York Drug Store RMERS JARS, FERTI PLENTY OF ROMPT SHIP [JR FACTORY FERTILIZERS !ONIATES. Company ROCK HILL, S. C.