Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, March 05, 1918, Image 3

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Thursday. Nr. Christopher Allen. who has visilinif his parents )m-i I. ft 1.1, Thursday IIIt;lit for .1 po Ilit in P ol Kin. win-re he tuiM ui'-i-pti-l a tmullion in a 'IrMCT store Mm J. || t'nrrv ami <*l*il< 1 r?-ri are visiting relatives in l<?nv? ll. X. ?*.. this week. .Mrs. Fred Cathey i.f < Piston la. spent several days this week with her mother, Mrs. Is-e Itavts <-11 t-???it I Mrs. Miniia- Morton <>f t 'hat lott?-. X. <*., is thi- Kui st nf her hrollier. I>r M H. Xeil Miss Martha Smith spent the past week-end hi lits k Mill, with friends. Mr. K. Mellon I'raiu of ''amp St-va r. n i i fitlv visiti-i| ins sisti-r. Mrs John M. Smith li?-r?-. Anionic tin- \isiti.is in >iastiinia. I Thursday inn- Mi-siiaiiii-s John M Smith, iv W. I'usslv. Mi atnl Mrs S.J .1. Clinton. Mr. tiii* 1 Mix Ii. A. 'aunts. Mrs. \V H. Pursh-y, Missi-s Martini Smith. Kl.su- f'risslv, l.oulse Moore ami Margaret I'aiiott In a Kami- nl' huski-thall on tingrounds Kri-i.iy afternoon playi-ii between lietliaiiv .tii I ('lover. t.iii- sinfi was r?0 tn :: in favor of Itethauv. Chief nl 1'iili- Julia A. Jackson ii-oiillin-il tu Iiis room tins week Willi grippe Miss 1'iarl Williams who i> ti-ai hillK tlii* l-itta sehool tii-.it Vurkvilh-. is s|i?-niliiiK tin- wi i-k-end Willi iii-1 part-tils Mr alid Mrs (P-urgc Williams. I-in- Villi t a aiis. mi I iii 11 ii it Si-eoml I.nut. Ilarolil I Ka-li'- nt 'I'lltiili. X. II.. \mm kill--I. Il\l Wi-fi Si-Vl i-i-l\ woiiiuli-tl a ml linn sliL-litli wiiinnli-il in tin- IIkIiI with tlii- ai iii.iIi- north ol 'Colli oil Man-h I. t la wai ih-pai t an at a mil iii -I l-'inlav Thusi- kill t-i| ill-sail s lla- Iii nti ii.-iai win- Si-ikI. A at lion \ Amoila . I'.a II nnoi-. Mil.; Privates Kilgar I'atsons. Oliiils, \. i*. Ilarti .1. Ili-ar\. I.uii-.'.spiu t. I ml. ami Mattia-w Itnw. Ian Hi-, X I' Tin?l?-|m it tin ii t also aamaiiii-i -I tin- lo| lowing kill'-I ill aitlull' Si iK' -'HiI -Ins. I*. ('liaison. |iarli>. Maim-, l-'i h. 21; Corp. Kph Hoggs. IJi-'l larl.it, W. V.. Ma rrli Private IIiikIi W-at In imaa. ^ Ilea man. Iowa. Man h ami Cook Thomas S. Hai-P?1\. Kl I'aso. Ti-\as. l-'i-liriiari A. AT THE CHURCHES ('IIA Kl.i iTTK ST It MKT It APT 1ST. J Prayer meeting Thursday evening at 7.30 o'rliM-k. FlltST BAPTIST Prayer meeting Wednesday evening 7.30 o'clock. HYMENEAL Makkii l> At tin- Trinity M< thodist parsonage I'V Iti'V. .1. K. Ma lia lie y. Saturday evening. March 1M, Mr. WALTKIt CARB* >LL ami Mi>s ICITlI QlJIXX. both of Vorkvillc. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA IN THE PRORATE COl'RT By L H. Williams. Probate Judge for York County. lyiiKKKAS Mrs. VIRGINIA M. RRATToN lias applied to me fur la-tiers of Ailiiiinistratioii, on all anil singular, Ilii' goods ami chattels, rights ami credits of X It. IMI.NTTON. late of the *'uunty aforesaid. ilcccascil. These are. Ihcn'forc. to cite ami ailtnoiiish till ami singular the kimlrci! anil creihtors of the sail! ilcccascil, to he anil appear In-fore me at our next Probate Court for I lie saiil county, to he hohlcii at York Court House on the 1 S'ril L?.\ Y *>K M A It* 'II. IS?I>?. to shew cause, if any. why the sahl Adniinistration shouhl not he grunted. ?liven uinlcr my ha ml ami s?-.il. this 2Xth day ol February. in the year of our l/ofil one thottsaml nine humlrcil ami ciKhtccii. ami in the 142ml rear of Vniericaii Itnlepeiidence. I.. It. WILLIAMS. I'rohate .linlue for York County. 19 t -'t STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA County of York. IN TIIK Pit*>11 \TK cot it r By !<. It. Williams. I'rohate Judge of v York County. WHKItKAS. Mrs. S. \. ItKYKLS has applieil to mc lor Letters ol % Administration on all and singular. th?' goods and chatties, rights ami credits of A. It. ItKN KI.S. deceased. These are. therefore, to cite and admonish all ami singula) the kindred and creditors of the said deceased, to be ami appear before me at our next Probate Court for the said County, to be holden at York Court House on the U'TH l>AY OF MAItCII. 191*. to shew cause, if any. why the said Administration should not he granted. Given under my Hand and Seal, this 23 rd day of February. In the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and eighteen, and In the 142nd year of American tinicpeuuence. U R. WILLIAMS. Probate Judge of York County, felt. 25?17 t. 3t. AUTOMOBILE _ SUPPLIES 9 You pass our Store every day. Just remember tins when you need anything hi AI TOMOUILK SIT'l'Ll KS. Our stoek of Autotnobile Aeeessortes is complete and you'll tlnd Our Prices Most Reasonable We want to suppl.x you with? AI K IM'M I'S. TlltKS. TI CKS. PATCH KS. O CKASKS. OIIA 15ASOL1XK, K'l\ . Sv I s Wluii I'ott Have a Need. YORK FURNITURE CO. \Y. L IIILL. i\ O. Ill RRIS. I "resilient. Vltv l*rvs. THE PLANTERS' BANK OF SIIAHON Capital *35.000. With ample capital, rtrst class equipment and resolved to extend all accommodations consistent with safe management, this institution is now reudy for business and is respectfully and courteously soliciting the accounts of farmers, merchants, business and professional people of the town and surrounding country. HOARD OF DIllFATORS 0 C. O. Burris. M. P.: A. M. Krwin. John L>. Rood. t?. F. Hambright. W. ?..i i .Iilx E. Ale AlUey. Vly?Ie H. Ratohford. W. P. Katchford. , Give us a call that *v may talk It over. CLY1>K Ik RATI*11 FORI*. IWhlt*. t t. CLOVER CULLINGS. Corr?>po:>(l?D<-? 1T.? TorkrllU Enquirer 'lover, March 2.?'?n Thursday eveninig the \iiunk' p? oph* of our town ^ spent a pleasant eventing at the home of Mr S A SifTord with his w daughter. Miss Sallir. as hostess. The igurne for tin- evenink was progressive rook and after several games w. r? enJoyed, cards were J;ti<l asi'le f.,r refreshments. whl' h consisted of two courses, a snlu'l course follow#*"! I?v a sweet i nurse The young ladi?-s prove.) most < harfllinV hostesses to the \ Oiling men on Krhlav might at a reception given in the opera house Music was rendered oil t!ie pi.lllO I.V MlSS.s LoUlse Srmth ami Mildred I'anott At a late hour a salad course was served and t he KU*Hts took their departure a ft el having spent a most enjoyable evenline. Mr. I! ' Adams and daughter, Mi> lto|?i-<-< a of I:??.sIitiu' ;r > ii. iimIM Mrs. \V. X Jackson iifi'l Mr-; I H. Moori- h?r<- Hits w?*k Miss <'or;i Wilson hii'l l??*r tonsils r?-m??v?-i| jit u li?s|>it:il hi 'Jastoniu on ?\ K. SI'KXi'KK, Attorney. MONEY TO LOAN tjMKST mortgage on approved Real Estate, amount of loan not to exceed t!o per tent of value. rims. f. McDOW. Jan 1?1 t f. lTt. WANTED (1 < ?HX suitable for milling. I?irge J or small <iuantities. Highest market price panl for same. Write or phone us at ltock Hill, what you have. CATAWHA milling CO. jail 2! -'.< t. f. 12t FOR RENT UK Kvvart house on Wright ave-1 iiue ami the W. R. Carroll Hurt house on Lincoln street. Apply to 100 tf j. S. BRICE. Attorney. MOULDERS AND MACHINISTS IUAXTKIj for Foundry and Machine " Shop manufacturing machinery. Permanent positions. Give experience ami wages expected ami how soon you an report for duty. NKWJI.a.n .m.\CHINK co? Greensboro. X. C. 2 CUSTOM MADE CLOTHING I REPRESENT tin* bent Tailoring Establishments in tin- country ami am prepared to take your measure anil ki\?' you the bent clothes to be bail at reasonable figures. :tt.* i". IIKI<U Guthries\ille. FOR SALE VVTA NNA.MA KKII'S I'ure Cleveland Mig I toll Five-Lock Cotton Seed. Increase your cotton yields by planting tbe lu st variety. Grown and for sale by M. II. ItLAIIt. It. F. IX No. 2. Sharon. S. C. feb. 15-14 4t WHOSE BULL DOG.' I)|i; brindle animal with white * breast, white feet and no tail, owner can have him by paying for care and cost of this advertisement. Address No. l. Filbert. It-S E. K. KIRKPATR1CK. FOR SALE 77 of land, a part of the ' Col. Allison old home place, one mile north of Tirzah. S. C. About 25 acres in cultivation, about 20 acres in |iasture. About 75.000 feet of saw timber. Adjoining land of John Campbell, William Horn and others. For further |>aiticulars. apply to .1. F. Al.l.lStt.N, King's Mountain. N. C. FEED GRINDING 117K have put in our FOed Grinding * * Machine and it makes a line grade of feed front ear corn, velvet beans or almost an>thing you want ground. Ilring us your Corn if you want good Meal. Corn shelled free of charge. We buy Ear Corn and -pay the Highest Cash price. Pl'TNAM & Hl'EY. FOR FINAL DISCHARGE MOTh'K is hereby given that having made a Final Settlement with the Hon. L. It. Williams. Judge of Probate of York county, as Administrator of the Estate of P. Itrooks Pariah, deceased. 1 will on WEDNESDAY. APKIL til?. make application for tinal discharge as Administrator of said es t:lto. \> . ti. ivr>uu?>n Administrator Kstato P. It. Pariah. Mar :?-is? t r>t* NOTICE A LI. persons, both white and colored. within the incorporate limits, who have on hand more than 3l> days' supply of Hour for self and family are required to report same to me at my office. Room -04 First National Bank building, before next Friday evening. Mh tnst. I'nless you have in excess of a month's supply, don't take up your time and mine, hut if you have an excess, report same without delay. CKO. \V. WILLIAMS. Food Administrator for Yorkville School District No. 11. FLOUR CENSUS WITH regard to the Flour Census " now on in the various School Districts. I desire to call the attention of the heads of families to the fact that under the law. the bureau rests upon them to furnish the desired information. The School District Administrators are trying to make it as convenient and easv as possible to heads of families and I hep to advise that heads of families will do well to adopt the same attitude. If heads of families not yet approached by the Administrators will call upon the Administrators for blanks the work will be facilitated to the benefit of all concerned. It is understood of course, that reports are desired only In eases w,hore the heads of families hay^ hand more Hour than is necessary for thirty days' supply, on a basis of 50 per cent of normal consumption. The census must be completed before next Saturday. February 9. J. F. McELAVEE. l>ivision Food Administrator for the Western District of York County. WW Enquirer Printing Pleases Particular Psopls. See Us For Yours. MISCELLANEOUS WANTS. WANTED "I AAA Bundles good Fodder. Ad" dress with price. "J." care Enquirer Of/he. It. FOR SERVICE Ol'i honed registered Roland-China Stock I fog. Fee, a j>ig. Also it Jersey Bull Fee, SI. No. 1. York, lit* HENRY WATTS. FOR SALE A.N'K pint* Roland-China .sow and ^ several other sows. No. 1 York. R. ::r HENRY WATTS. BOX SUPPER THERE will be a Ho* supper at the RRAN|>i ?N SCHOOL HORSE on Friday Nlglit. Man h Sth. Public invited I.IVY BI'RNS. Teacher. FOR SALE MY H't.ME. on King's Mountain street. J. S. MACK' 'REEL. M ir. r,.i'.t t. f. 11 WHY NOT 1>.\!SK it gOo?l calf while you are raising one'.' I have a pure-bred (?ui usev hull for service. For further information. see J K. JA?'KS<?N. I : :jt.p<l No. ?!. York. S. c% STRAY MULE ANT! l!la-k Horse Mule, about Nine " years old. Weighs about lbs. disappeared March I. Information will he :tonreciiitcil. Rhone W. F. ./A' 'KS' ?N'S Store-. Vork 75-11. It BRED TO LAY i h.wk i:ii.?i. island white I*1 > mi.ui h Ijm k and Cornish Indian Came Kates for sale at one dollar per s.-ttirn; of l.Y J. K. JACKSON, I : ?;tpd. York No. ?>. THE DELPHOS MINSTRELS tXTII.I. tciv?- an entertainment in " Voikvdle I'ltlDA V NIC I IT. Watch I i tda\"s Kn<|iiin i tot |iartieiilars. It COM MITTKK. STRAYED OR STOLEN. Ol NI?A Y XiKlit. March 3d. Two 1:3 ISIaek Mare Mules. Will' pay for information and trouhle. ItOKKItT Mii'dY, York No. 5. It* WANTED HICKORY Ions. Highest prices I-aid. Send for price list and speeliications. TIIK IVKY MFC. < <?., Hickory. N. C. Jan l . tf. TOR RENT TMIK Walter Alexander place on Charlotte road, six miles east of Yorli\ille. Add less or see me in York ville. L'l. II. M. NlYENS. LONG TERM REAL ESTATE MORTGAGE LOANS | NT Kit EST It AT K: where $3.00(1 or more wanted, and applicant in no hurry to close: T'j for <i 11 i<-K closiiiu loans. LADIES \r OL'R Coat Suits and Skins ant i Waists should be Dry Cleaned We have In our employ a Dry Cleanei Who Understands Dry Cleaning ant I>oes It Right. Send Your Dry Clean ing Work to Us. Guaranteed satisfac tion or no Charge. KELLY'S PRESSING CLUB. THE STAR THEATRE TUESDAY -Tin* Yellow I Pour Reel Drama, featuring Lum Payton tltd Robyn Adair. WKI t.VKSl >A V \ S|MNi;il live lbsfeature for \\ cdiiesdny?"SPI'.I.lc f? Poring IjoIs Merillllli. Including tin- War 'lax? 10 PTS. ami 15 ITS. STAR THEATRE J. Q. WRAY, Manager. KRESO DIP Y< 'I'll SPKIV; <'LKAXINfJ Will l-< more effective if you freely iimc KHKS<i.|?|p aliout your premises yvhei you clean tip. This I>isinf<-etant is :i Iicodorixer. Itiseetide. <Jertnieide and n < 'lea user. KICKS' -1?11? destroys the diseas? germs and protects from contagion! and infections. KUKS'?-I?IP kills Iji-f, Mit'-s an<! Pleas. It will free your hen house ol Mites, and destroy the Liee on youi pigs. It will destroy the fleas on your log. It will make your premises healthier for you. Try KHKSO-DIP. Sold at TliU Store? York Drug Store GARDEN SEED IT IS CAKUK.V TIMK. You must have a garden this year. It will hcl| you out hi the food proposition this summer. Start right Oct Your Seetl llerv?We sell only de|H>ndal>i?> farden Seed. St>\V Sl'KINti OATS? Kvery man who has the land am the stock <^ight to sow as much uerc< age in Spring Hats as possihle. Thi world needs all you rail grow ovei and aliove your own needs, and th? present price insures a fair profit 01 the surplus. See Cs for Seed Oats. ft>ic\ w \nti:i?? We want all the good sound Whitt ?'orn we can get at Market Prices. \V? also want Porn and other field Seeds We yvant the Porn shelled and in gout sacks. It Is worth while for every farmer to groyy more corn and thoi nmre. See wliaf il is worth today. Ii is needed to feed Man and I least am Our farmers must add to the totnl ol available supplies of corn. Crow ; lugger crop than you did last year. ?t??imnnirvrn o U. W. WH11LMUL5 OC L.U 81IAKON - S. C. SKI*. I S nut Ml KKS? WI1KX V<11" want <Soo?! Mules 01 Hiuvi.m ui invitf vim t? rutin* to sci \vll;11 we have to iiffi ? you. We al't contiuuallv shipping stork to tliis mar kot ami ran always supply your demands. lb-member: (Itir GunrnuKi lia- no Hound Curmfs JAMES BROS. All the Voir l.itrslmk IH'tilcrs BUY YOUR GARDEN SEED HERE Foil SEVKUAL YKAftS jmat this Prug Storr lias lu-rn making a Specialty of GAItDRN SKRD8. This year it no exception. \Yr are prepared to supply gardeners with Seeds from the ver> Best <irowers?This Hrug Store sells FERRY'S SEEDS IN PACKAGES WOOD SEEDS IN PACKAGES AND IN BULK. There are no better Seeds grown thai are sent out by these two (lependablt growers. Let us supply YOV. OUR EXTRA SPECIALTY? We especially reeonintrnd the fatnou: Brimmer Tomato to those who want t thoroughly satisfactory all round tomato. It is of good si/e, tine flavor, r splendid producer and meaty. As ttsu al our supple is limited. Buy early 15 Cts. Phone and Mail Orders solicited. CLOVER DRUG STORE H. I,. \\ Y I.IK, Proprietor. Our Motto;?QUALITY?SERVICE SAVE MONET You Will Save From $10 tc $20 by Buying Your Wag on, Mowing Machine oi Rake Now We sell KM KUSO.Y MOWING MA OH1NKS? the Best on the market. Have only a few WAGONS on hand You will sa\e money by buying NOW We have a car of STl'DKBAKKb WAGONS that will lie here abou April 1st. STALK iM'TTKBS are worth ?r.O but we have THHKK that we will sel iHKAB. CARROLL BROS. FOR YOUR TABLE You can tlc|>cnd on us to supjdj your tabic with the BEST in Fa no; and Family Groceries. If it isn't goot we haven't got it. Sec us for? NANCY HALL POTATOES. CABBAGE. ONIONS. SWEET PICKLES?in Bulk. sorn PICKLES?in Bulk. DRIED APPLES. EVAPORATED APPLES. PRUNES. DRIED FIGS, AUNT JEMIMA PANCAKE FLOUR N. O. MOLASSES. VELVA SYRUP SEED IRISH POTATOES We have BUSS ami IRISH COB BLER Seed Irish Potatoes. We don' idant in the moon; but if you do. th< moon will be "right" next week Set us for your Seed. SHERER & QUINN MOXET TO LOAH I AN good real ertate security at 7 j v per cent Interact. r 12. UL J. A. MARION. Attorney. 1 LANDRETH'S I GARDEN SEEDS 'i THIS STOKE sells the OAR DEN " SEEDS of the famous house of LAN* DRKTH?the kind of Garden Seeds r that your mothers and fathers used to swear by as being the BEST and r surest cropi*rs. We have all kinds 1 of Seeds from Landreth's and NOW is ' the time to begin planning YOl'R ' Garden. You'll find a good garden a winning pro|w>sition and landreth's ' Garden See.Is the most satisfactory. :l I PAKRO GARDEN SEEDS? i? ,hi? ^ tion. Seeds are put up in paper tu|H\ * correctly spaced for ticst results. You $ . simply open the furrow, put down the \ Seed Tape, cover it up and the seeds ,] do the jest, up to tlio cultivation pe- ,j liod. Try a few packages of PAKRO ONION SEKDS. You'll he pleased. o Shieder Drug Store For Wheatless Days 1 IJ-' IT IS a problem for you to decide what to eat on "Wheatless Days," let this Store help you?We can. We have MINCE MEAT. V ' SWEET POTATOES, i CABBAGE, ' PINK AND NAVY BEANS. BETTER BEANS. BLACK EYED PEAS. MACKEREL. CANNED SHAD, \ ? PREMIER DRESSING, SOl*R AND SWEET PICKLES. EVAPORATED APPLES, 1 EVAPORATED PEACHES. V KVAI'OIIATKI) APIUCOTS, \ l'ltl'NKS, CHANGES, BANANAS, APPLES. H AimI lots of other good things for your tnlde. Just see us or phone 34. W E. FERGUSON miiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiii } THE j PLANS, /0] | PROBLEMS E AND \ 11 PROSPECTS ) ^ 1 ARE MATTERS OF FIR . | ALWAYS REMEMBER | GETHER. | LET US SEI -I?THE LOAN AND! 1" 'Till: BANK POIt | YORK, miiimmiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimimiiJiiiiNiimm THIS IS THE TIME FOR j EVERY INDIVIDUAL ; TO DO HIS PART I a a tine of the most important is to e SAVE THE WASTE and SAVE vnl'K MdN'KV. Reckless snond inn of money means down fall, and at this time with a peril to a our country facing it. Savings in q I with money and waste is a duty. This strong hank offers you ev- c , cry facility and protection. If I you have not hcgun, do so NOW. |! * First National Bank ? YORK - - - S. C. \ "You Had Better Be Safe Than Sorry1' GOODS ARE ARRIVE NEVER in our experii we ever encountered such a lent today in the matter < is true that we are no wo but that doesn't help us r been on the rone! for a moil arrived and when they wi cannot figure. We are h< these goods every day. AY tell you about the arrival <j Among the shipments every day are? Men's Furnishings?Incl wear, Collars, Shirts, Ladies' Footwear?From 1 factory. This shipim than four weeks and the good styles in ladi for the spring season. Men's Clothing?From tin This .shipment will in offerings in Men's Ke? spring and summer st; Men's Oxfords?As usual line of Florsheim and ! men who want the bes wear for spring and si Men's Hats?Another line just any day is our ] new spring styles. V< a splendid line of Stn Large shipments of Dress are already in and rea When You Are Shopping at This Gtood Store. SHOES J. M. SI for sale 3.\'E sound, young mule, worked one v?s?r. Price right. k; u McCORKLE. No. 6 York. S. C. 5UY THRIFT STAMPS I have taken an agency under the rreasurj* Department for the sale of :hiurr and war savings :TAMI'^. I h?v? sold some and I want to sell nore. Every man ami woman who handles nonej of his ??r her own In any way hoi:! !'Uy THRIFT STAMPS for the enelit "f th?- country and for the lenetit of himself or herself. If y? .1 do not understand this most ttra- tn e investment, let me tell you ihout :! t I will '?v glad to explain the whole dan m detail, how Thrift Stamps are old at -5 cents; how ta Savings !tanip> .'n' so'?i ?t tt.ll. and how ](i>i ?' rtiticates are sold at $S2.ii. ;.t:d how each $4.14 investment [raw.* ' cent a month compounded lUartetlN me on the stmt, at my ofliee ,v.-r tie Shieder Drug Store?anyrher? W. B. MOORE \ Reoresentative , _ _ ! Of Hi- Famous HOPKINS TAILORING CO.. Of Baltimore, Md. fill I., .t Our Store on FRIDAY AND SATURDAY. MARCH 1ST and 2ND, <Thi? Week) Ylth a lull line of SPRING FABRICS or M?" s n?d Young Men's Madc-toleasui tlarnients. We want YOU to co this showing. [AY WK EXPECT YOl'V Thanks. McCONNELL'S F OUR I DEPOSITORS I NT CONCERN' TO t'K.. | , WE PROSPEE TO | tVE YOU. g SAl^tiCS BANK 1 TIIK PEOPLE*' E - S. C. 1 1111111111! 111! 111111111II1111111! 1111II11111111 lli iAT AT JOHNS' When You arc in town and want to 2AT, just remember JOHN'S Place, can furnish you with Just what you /ant and cooked the way j'ou want it. nd you'll find that my prices are Just s reasonable as can be made under xisting conditions. Yes. I'll be glad o have you eat with me at any time. FRUITS Also remember, please, that I carry complete line of FRUITS of the best uulities, all the time. And also I HAVE CANDIES )f many kinds that will please you. f you want high grade, boxed canlies, I have them. If you want Bulk 'andies. I have them, too See me for Nuts, Chewing Gums, oft Drinks. Cigars, Cigarettes, Tobacos, Smoking and Chewing, etc. rorkville Candy Kitchen .IOIIN DUMAS. Prop. NGVERYMLT puce as merchants have conditions as arc prev>f receiving- freights. Jt l'se off than are others, j nuch. Goods that have ith or more have not yet 11 is something that we )]>ing for the arrival of hen they arrive we will iiick. tli.-it we lire lookim? for %? %?% * o uding Hosiery, NeckBelts, etc. lie famous li ving Drew cut lias been out more includes the newest of os' liigli grade footwear ? house of Sehloss Bros, elude the season's best idy-to-wear garments in eles. we will have a superior Herman Oxfords for the it and most stylish footinimcr wear. i that we are expecting Men's Felt Hats in the js, to be sure, we'll have iws. Goods, Ginghams, etc., dy for inspection. Make It a Point to uaii rROUP shoes i i ] SEED OATS BELIEVING that many York county fanners would want to sow Spring Oats, and believing that many of them ought to sow Spring Oats?we hare laid in a supply of First Grade Seed Oats?We have both RED RUST PROOF and APPLER VARIETIES? Grown by the most careful growers, and especially selected for Seed- Let us have yobr order for good seed early. GARDEN SEEDS? Yes, sir, it's perhaps a little early to talk Garden Seeds, but the day'll be here by and by and we just want you to keep us in mind?See? FARM HARDWARE? See us for Mule Collars, Hamet. Bri dies. Trace Chains, Back Bands, Plow Lines, Plow Stocks. Plow Steel, etc. FERGUSON & YOUNGBLOOD GARDEN SEED We have a full line of GARDEN and FLOWER SEED. Also ONION SETS. Expect our IRISH POTATOES soon. Do not put off buying until the last day. The supply Is short and will not be enough for all. This time the early bird gets the sets and seeds. Do not delay in seeing us about that good PALMETTO Guano. YORK SUPPLY COMPANY Wholesale and Retail. Please Bear In MindThat I do not expect or ask that you place either your life,-tire, automobile. accident or other form of insurance or fidelity bonds with me on the ground that I need the business, but solely and entirely on the ground that I am prepared to furnish the (test to he had in any line of insurance, and am prepared to give you value received for your money. Insurance is not a side line with me. but the whole thing." and has been for the past eighteen years, ur course 1 will appreciate your business as well as that of your neighbors, friends and acquaintances. By reason of my long experience I am in position to look after your interests in ease the worst happens and the thing against which you insured comes to pass. If you needed a lawyer or doctor, would you employ one because of the fact that you felt that he needed your patronage, or because you felt that by reason of his qualifications lie could and would "deliver the goods?" Why not apply the same rule to your insurance? SAM M. GRIST All Kinds of Good Insurance. M. It. Clinton R. L. Clinton CLINTON BROSjCash Grocery i 3 lb CANS CARAJA COFFEE. I 3 lb CANS LUZIANXE COFFEE. ! 3 lb CANS MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE. | 1 tb CAN MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE. | 1 lb CAN LUZIANNE COFFEE. | 1 It) PKG. VA. PRIDE COFFEE. GOOD LOOSE COFFEE. POSTUM CEREAL. CLINTON BEOTHEES "GOOD THING8 TO EAT." D. M. PARROTT CLOVER, S. C. If it is Dry Goods and Notions, we arc pretty apt to have what you want and we are always glad to have you call. Just now we invite you to come In and see our? Indies' Shirt Waists. Corset Covers. Aprons. Middy Blouses. New I'ercales. Ginghams. I'oplins for Dresses. These are only a few of the things we are showing; but they are all worth while. D. M. PARROTT. 1 miimiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiii 1 Order I | FERTILIJ | Pound for p F: crops will buy 111 I words the price c ^ of crops, altlioug | rials, and heaviei 1 FERTII ? Ijabor is seal I come in sonic ni = erreater food suu; = ed to rather than E | THIS IS NO TIj 1 . WHEN R] I I BUY YOUR FE I BE SU s i ===_=___ ROCK h i b I .. . . " WHAT AILS 1 A Message From Out A Flash From ( By Rev. J. ?. M Mysterious Visitor Enters P night?Relates Most Weird, Ages?How Eternity's Only Reach the Archives?Explaii War and Only Cure?Many h Step by Step, the narrat culiar way along now paths depths of Mzzy heights of w? the entranced leader up to gi and hope rooted in eonseiou? tone, and yet inspiring. Why the Sun Stood Stil days came together and ehai becoming last and the last tii darkness at Calvary 011 the \\ nights when Christ was cnu-i again. Mysterious.' Yes, in feetly plain, and, ineidentall; Mr. Mahaffey is a weii known ant former readers may be surprised at such Nothing like it ever before entered his terpretation of the present crisis, a ti world, and the only prevention of sue Adam should read it as soon as possibl Good Type, About 200 Pa; ADVANCE ORDERS now being boi remit by April 1st and mention tnis nur will be $1.50. Orders at this $1 price must not be them at once, direct to MAHAFFEY PUBLISH ARE YOUR HENS LAYIH If not try Dr. Hess' and a-cea?Price, 25 Cts. We guarantee it to give Money Refunded. Fair eno J. E. Brison, Prop. CITY PHi "the service im Advance NEW SPR READY-T Our Buyer Is Just Bad ern Markets, and We H Express I it Ala I c?.? *7" r SEPARATE SKIRTS, DRESSES, COAT SU a We an? showing now a bean Silk Dresses?Priced Ladies' Separate Wool Skir Coat Suits in all the New Nli i The Xew Spring Coats this season. We have thei Best Shades and Styles am GOODS ARE COMING KIRKPATR1CK-B1 Sells It Fo: tKTlLIZtl ZER RELATIVELY C] ound, bushel for bushel, cotton, ore Fertilizer NOW than ever b >f Fertilizer has not advanced as li tliere has been a shortage of -1 manufacturing cost. IZER. SAVES LABOR rce and high, but this disadvantu easure by using Fertilizer. If dies, the intensive use of Fertiliz< increased acreage which calls foi ME TO BE SPARING WITH I ETURNS FROM THEIR USE V GREATER THAN EVER. IRTILIZERS AT HOME, THE RE OF GETTING THEM IN T1 'ILL FERTILI OCX HILL, - - S. C. rHE WORLD the Silence, Like )ut the Sky IAHAFFEY astor's Study at MidWonderful Story of Daughter Failed to is Real Cause of World lysteries Unfolded. iv?* threads its own ]>o- j of light, from dismal ?rld conditions, lea dint; cat viewpoints of truth I ; eertittide. Solemn in 1 at Oiboon," when two aged places?the first st?is answered by the 'ednesday that had two tied and Time was born deed, but all made perv, refuting Ttb-dayism. 1 popular writer. Some of his a book fro.n him?so it he alto, mind. It it a broad, vivid in* mely mettage to a groaning h in the future. Every child of e. ges, Bound in Cloth. :>ke.t at St a copy, provided you nber. ( 1314E ). Later the price sent to other Publishers. Send ERS, YORK, S. C. TGr? i Clark's Poultry PanSatisfactioii or Your ugh, is it not I VRMACY Clover, S. C. t'G 8TOHE" iwing of IING 0-WEAR i From the North oira flnminor Tn Ru U fV AM ?J ^ fits nd COATS 1 iful line of $5.95 to $22.50 ts?at $2.98 to $8.50 ados?Priced at $9.95 to $29.95 look hotter than ever n coming 111 all or rnc I at Popular Prices. if EVERY EXPRESS ELK COMPANY r Less iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiilji 1 Now! J REAPER | corn and other = L'forc. In other = much as prices ? B fertilizer mate- = I / ? COST 1 s tge can be over- = there are to be ? er must be look- = p more labor. FERTILIZERS, V1LL BE N YOU WILL [ME. ZER CO. 1 1