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MORE PAY, SHORTER HOURS Shipbuilding Labor Adjustment Board Makes Award. <J?-fi??ral iticri-iiM i in waK?-s, an ?*Urht-hour day with tiln?- and a half pay for ov<rtiiu?*. f r?-?- transportation wh?-l?- an iiuppi.i . is i (iln|>*'ll<d ? < sp?-iid inor? than In ?-?-iits a day ;n ?-ar faro. and proMsion for trrii-vanro rnniiiiitt < s nl riip|ii\cs ai?- oiitain?-i| in an award just made h> tin- shipbuilding labor adjustment hoard, applhabh to all wooden shipyards soutl of I'aliiinoio, arid .11 *! I yards south of Newport Now.- on 'h?- Atlanti'- and ^nlf i oasts. 'I'ln- minimum hourly rates nresi riln-d for different m ? upations anas follows I <n -r.: i burners :ui.| wcph-rs. hla.-ksiiiiUi.s, lioili'trriaki'ts, tank 'esters. ban.I rhipp.-rs an.I ?aulk<is. - op|>. rsmiths, plumbers. pipe h't< i>. eh-e ricians. fitters. nia.h.i.ist.-, Joim-is, mill m<-ii hi.I wnvy.-rs, saw Til* rs, engineers. mould. rs. pattern makers, haii.I rlW'tcix, ship cm i **rit< rs. aoo.I aulkiTs, lay.-isoiit, sh?? f metal work TH. |.?5. I'm-umatie . hipp. is ami i aulk.rs, rimers, ere. tors Isli'i 11, pii.'iifna1i<riveters, |n I'ainl. r- ami polisher--. last. a.-is. $<?.*. a. Itrillcis. ii .'iiiii is, . ..mil. i sinla i >. plan, r hamls. pum li. rs, $u,r.i? Holt.-rs, - i iii. i.l. is. rn. i ImMers-oii. SO.Ia. Firemen. ae.-tyl.-ne helpers. blacksmiths' helpers, .-? |.|>?-f-rnith>" h*-l|?crs, plumbers' helpers'. pipe fitters' helpers. . I.i-irj.ians' li.lp.is, titters* helpers, ma. hinists' helpers. h.ftsiii. ii s In Ipers. $11 |n Ih.Iters' In Ipers. . . iimnti-rs" helpers. moulders' 11. -Ipers. pattern makers' help, rs, punchers' helpers, she. I metal workers' helpers. $'> -!? I-l?il>uters. $n J'i Heater hoys, ? omtimii lahon-rs. $11 Ml I asset' hoys. $11 'I'll.- .I.-* isioii follow- a prim'pl> ih. a ward in thi |t?-lii war. ami I'hll a.lelphl.l "llstri" ts. whieh y.tVe 1 11...I illlportai.t eotieessnilis for W'h It'll the Wf.l'klllK in.'ll have he. II liptltinK for Vears. The hoard's derision prohibits any dis.-rimiiiation l? tweeit union and non-union men in > clause wlneli rellei'te.l the Kr.ivilv of the shipplliu situation. "Ih-lieviiitr that in this national eiiierueil'V past differences l.etw.-en en.plovers and employes mm t t?- f??ri ottei; m <|< termination to prodiiee tin- maximum possible uuiiit.er ..f ships," the award said, "the l.oard will not tolerate any dls. i noiiiation on the part of employers or employes between union ami nonunion no-ii." In t'lnniiti!; a l.asir eisrht-hoiir day. the hoard undertook to emoiiraye the institution of two ami three shifts l.y 11ti1111IIu oVeitlme so that 1 h?* total work shall not exceed hours a ^ week Kvi'i ssuc ovfi-iiini* ?.1.- W <lar?.l t<> le.nl t.i Itieflioieney :iml to Ii ss.-ii r:itIn i tlistii Iiii-i :isi* |?imlitrt ion. March *.T. was iii:nl<* I In- elYei 11\ <|;it - III III!' iiw.il'l. which is retroactive as In wattes to I". hruary I. CLOVER CULLINGS. * 'I' * Y"il,\il|f Kit*|(il(*'f I'lnvcr, March t>. Mr. Macon SilTonl <>i til.- South i'arolitia I'tiiv.rsilx cairnhoiiii' Sallu'.hx to s|i> lul a I \\ iltivs SilTonl. Mr. Si linn I recently mnh-rwiiii an ..iteration on liis throat ami is tillable to |n-rforiii his school ilutics yet. Miss Aums Yoitiicliloo.l is s|u-niliim tins week with relatives ami fri.-n.ls ill tile Iti'lh-Sliiloh section. I Tor. ami Mrs. I.esslic Wilson of i'hinler spent Suiulay here with the . a_l"l r.s- J- JMr. Kratik t.winn of Marion. X. <*.. Is a business visitor in town this week. Mrs. \V. It. linyle of Ha-lin, a. spi'iit the past weck-eml here with the family uf Iter In-other Mr. \V. II. Sllerer. Mr. Sam Moore has tuoveil his faniily from town to tlie Mrs. Jane Moore farm on route No. !. Mr. .1 >liii Aimstronu. who has heen livinu near llarm-tt's mountain for a oiiotiei- of vears has moveil Ins family iii low it 111 I they aii> occupynm the \V. W. CcriMisoii house on Wis! Kind's Mountain street. Mr. ami Mrs. .1 Meek Smith ami daughter, Miss I'lamlia ami Miss Ktliel Adams s|ieiit Sunday in iSalTney. w illi friends. Ill*, Hoy Wagoner who is stationed at i'.hii|i Sevier. s|ient Sunday here with the family of l?r. M. II. Nell. Mr. and Mrs. I toss ('linlon of Uastouia. win- visitors in town Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. IJ.?v Neil ami hahy of Itock I it 11. s|ienl a few hours here Sunday. i >n Sunday night the |>til|>it of t he Crosby teriau church was tilled hy Mr. M S I a-Wis of I'llester. who delivered an address on the $:1.iUmi.immi fund which the Southern I'reshyterian church has set as her coal for benevolence litis year. Key. A. A Mi Ismn preached at Itethel I'reshyterian church on Sunday morning. Mrs. Arthur McCartor and children of (lastonia recently visited the former's father. Mr. W. T. Iteatngilard here Mi. I*. i*h veland, teacher of agiictilturc at Witdhrop college. delivered a very interesting talk to the ladies tieie on Tuesday afternoon on the subject. ' If.using 1'hickens in Your llackyard." Mr. Ifoy lYrgusnn who has a position with the Southern Cower Co.. is here visiting relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Crank Shcrer and children ami Miss Jennie Shcrer of Yorkville. visit.si Mrs. John Shcrer here Sunday. Among the visitors in Charlotte Wednesday were Mesdalucs J. A. Cage. W. IV Smith. II I.. Wright. J. Meek Stntlh ami Mi W I*. Smith. Mrs Minnie Motou ap.l Miss Jessie Neil after spending a few days with the family of l>r. M. It. Neil, left Wednesday for their home ill Charlotte. Mrs. W. C. Wood went out to visit Iter mother. Mrs. Naomi Itcainguurd oil Filbert route I. ? AT THE CHURCHES LM1KT lipiNnVTPRl.VX. II?*v. K. K. ttillo.sple. Pastor. Sunday school at 10 a. in. Morning serv i> v at 11. 1 iii??ii si'i vicc at 7.3n. OIM'RPII UK TIIK HUH) SHEPHKHI>. Hcv. T. Tracy Walsh. Rector Sunday Services Sunday school at a. m. KIUST BAPTIST. Rev It II.' Waugh, Pastor. Sumlay Services -Sunday school at 10 a. in. Evening service at 7.30. CHARLOTTE ST. BAPTIST Rev It. H. Waugh, Pastor. Sunday Services- Sumlay school at 10 a. in. Morning service at 11. ASSOCIATE REFORMED PRESBYTERIAN. R- v .1 1.. Ont-\s. Pastor. Sunday school at 10 a. ni. Morning service at 11. TRINITY METHODIST. Rev. J. E. Mahaffey. Pastor. Sunday Services?Sunday school at 10 a. in. Morning service at 11 o'clock. OBITUARY 1>1KH lu Rock Hill, on March 5, O. R. HCDPLESTON. aged 6 years. He leaves a widow and several grown * children. At her home in Rock Hill on ruesday, Mrs. FRANK ROACH, u>ced 24 years. The funeral services were conducted at Kbenezer on Wednesday afternoon by Rev. Paul Moore. The deceased is survived by her husband and two small children. Special Hotiffs Services at Union. li?-v \V. II. Simpson will preach it t'mon church Sunday morning at 11 a. in. , Clover Circuit. S?r\i<?-s at i*lov<-r at 11 a in.: New Zion at p. in.: t 'ross Koads* at T ii'i'lwk. H A Whitt'-n. I'astor. I Home-Coming Day. Hoiia -t'oiniiiu I>ay will he observed ' ??> tin l-'irst Itapt 1st church <?f York- 1 villi*, on Sunday. April 7, lttl*. at witch in h riM-riilx-r whose nunc i> on tic roll will lc i-xpi.iti'il to he present. nd to whp'h every member of a Jtap- I list hui? h anywhere who ma> now l.? nsi'liim in Yorkville or vicinity, if < ordially inv Wat' h this s|w<'e for further partn ulars. Tic subject for next Sunday nntht's sermon will he, "So Jonah was ex' ?. < I mi; tlad of the uourd" Jonah I t>. j You n ill he eordially Welcome. li. II. WaUKh. I'astor. Tirzah Honor Roll. KolloWIIIK IS til)- loll of pUpll.S of l Tlrz.ih s'hniil, .Miss Klliott Qiiiim. ' teacher, who made an average of '.'0 ' or more during the month of Kehru.1 rv: 1st tirade?I hit ha Miski llv, Norris * 'arroll. . "ml ?Ii;i l? I! Ill- ("ampin II. Robert j Sadler. fJlt-iin A11? n. ::rtI tirade Win. Campbell. liavitl ^ Rriee 'Ifttys, Frames Younghloml. " ath Crude Martha J?- in Allison, , Mary ?'hatnhi-rs. Itli ?Srad??.Joseph Milh-r fjettv*. William 'ifttys. 7th Cmlo Vlolot Allison. Kuth ' it't t VS. stli Crude ? Murgare* ? Allison. Frames Smith. !?th Orade- Uichuid ''harnhors. Sum Campbell. Cora Loo Cettys. 1'lth Crude?Rose May Cettys. MISCELLANEOUS WANTS. REGISTERED DUROC |)<'Alt for service. Fcr, ono pin. It. M IfA ItNKTT, No. G. Yorkvillo. , iit. |lll. CANE SEED THRESHER Ylfl I.L ho in oporation again at usual plate next THI'ltSDAY, .March II. Jt. I'. W. I.'>YK. FOR SERVICE |>l< i hoiii'il registered Roland-China Stork lion. Foe, a pi it. Also a Jersey Hull. Hoe. $1. No. I. York. ' ill* IIK.N 11V WATI'S. FOR SALE /VVK pure I'oland-t'hina sow ami several other sows. No. I York. I!? :? 11 K.N It Y WATTS. FOR SALE 1V1Y ll'i.MK. on Kinn's Mountain street. .1 S. MA''K< ilCKM* Mar. a-1!? t. f. tf TOMATO PLANTS ( L1 Alii.IAN A ami lionnir I less from Isitmili'ti seetl. tlelivereil parcel post up to March I.r>, :t? cents a hiiinlreil. S. N. STACY, 7?. 1't |'il Clover. S. C. _ WHY NOT IJAISK a good calf while you are raising one'.' I have a puro-bred tiiiriisey hull for service. For further information. sei- J. K. J ,\i "KSt i\'. 1 : ilt.pil No. ?i. York, S. c. < BRED TO LAY T ll.\YK Ithotle Island Ited. White I'll mouth Rock and Cornish Indian tiame Knns for sale at one dollar per setting of la. J. K. JACKSON, 1? Gtpd. York No. 6. WANTED HICKORY logs. Highest prices paid. Send fur price list and speeilieations. THK IVKY MFC. CO.. Hickory. N. C. Jun 1?, tf. LONG TERM REAL ESTATE MORTGAGE LOANS TNTKItKST RATK: 67c where $3.?0U or more wanted, and applicant in no hurry ! > close; T'J for <piicl: closing loans. 1 O. K. Sl'KXCKIt. Attorney. i WANTED I (ItiRX suitable for milling, l-irge , J or small uuantities. Highest market price paid for same. Write or plume us at Rock Hill, what you < ha ye. C* AT AW HA MILLING CO. i Jan. ?".?-! t. f. l-t FOR RENT ' r|^ IIK Kwart house on Wright tivcJL line and the W. It. Carroll Hurt house on Lincoln street. Apply to 100 tl J. S. It HICK. Attorney. CUSTOM MADE CLOTHING f ItKl'RKSKNT the Inst Tailoring | x (establishments in the country ana am prepared to take your measure nn<l give you the best clothes to be ha<l at reasonable figures. ::t <\ c. HKI.L, Cuthriesvillc. | FEED GRINDING WK have put in our Feed Grinding *" Machine and it makes a tine grade of feed I loin ear corn, velvet beans or almost anything you want ground. Itring us your Corn if you want good Meal. Corn shelled free of chai'tti1. We buy Far Corn and fay the Highest Cash price. ITTNAM & Hl.'KY. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA County of York. < IN THK PROHATK COl'RT Hy L It. Williams. I'robate Judge for I York County. IVHKKKAS, J. S. MACKORELL has * applied to me for la-tters of Administration. on all and singular, the goods and chattels, rights and credits " of S. I.. I>.\YIPSt'N. late of the County aforesaid, deeeascd. These are, therefore, to elte and admonish all and singular the kindred and creditors of the said deceased, to i>e and appear before me at our next I'robate Court for the said County, to be hohlcn at York Court House on the I till DAY OF MARCH. 1S1J. to shew cause, if any. why the said Administration should not be granted, iliven under my Hand and Seal, this Stith day of February, in the year of our I.ord one thousand nine hundred and eighteen, and in the H-nil year ( of American Independence. I,. R. WILLIAMS. I'robate Judge of York County. Mar. I--1S f. L't. The Enquirer wants your orders for Commercial Stationery. & THE ? | BEST PRINTING | We have l?een doing that kind J i r for so long that we do not know L X lioyy to do any other kind?Coots X V more? Vis, sir. It costs more V ?Its worth more?same as a 4 A made-to-measure suit Li worth A 1 more than a hand-me-down? X y but the extra cost Is forgotten In y the satisfaction of knowing that A Your Stationery is fit for any A I company?at homo or anywhere I y ?that it will command respect y , 0 ?the stock, the quality, the X gooil taste, the "know how," is X what makes our Stationery eas- 1 " ilr worth the price. Send us y j your next order for Commercial a 7 Stationery. 2 1 TIIK YORKVILLE ENQUIRER X Yorkrllle. S. C. < RT The Enquirer solicits orders for all kinds of High Grade Commercial [ Stationery?Letter Heads, Rill Heads, Statements, Envelopes, Etc. MONEY TO LOAN ry\" good real estate security at 7 ? per cent interest. 12. t.f. J. A. MARION, Attorney. NOTICE Jo (iiilil'>is of < ??. A. WilkcruMi. Iksva-cd. ITNl'Kli decree of the f'ourt of <'oi:trn<<ii for York County. South <'arolina, recently entered in K. I.. Wilkcrson \?. Misan M. Jloke. t al.. noti* e is hereby given to .: 1 i and singular tie- creditors of said deceased to establish tlicdr claims before no- at .? reference to !? held at ni> tli*-.. in York S on ! * 1111 >.\ Y, MAR' li lr.TH. ):?!v ?\ ! :. SI'KXi "Kit. Special Iteferee r?!?. J.* i>; r. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA County of York. IN I UK 1'KOIIATK CO I UT {> L. I:. Williams, Probate Judge of York County. iifni:i:i:.\>. ;i;?T. I:< imkicts has applied to me for Letters of \dministration. <>n all ami singular, tinfoods ami chattels, rights ami credt> of JoHN M. Uol'.KltTS. late of the 'oiinty aforesaid. dvo'asnl. Those are. then-fore, to cite anil aihimtiisli ail anil singular the kindred mil creditors of the said deceased, to a* and a|>|iear before me at our next Probate <'oiirt for the said County. to ? holden at York t'ourt House on the I.Vm DAY ?>F MAIH'H. CUV to ihow cause, if any. why the said adnir j; st rat ion should not he granted, .'i-.eti under niv hand and seal, this L'Ctli day of February, in the year of our I.ord one thousand nine hundred and eighteen and in the 141'nd year of American Independence. (Seal) I.. K WILLIAMS. Probate Judge of York County. Mar 1-ls f 3t. THE STAR THEATRE I'ltlHAY 'Prisoners of Conseieiiee"?:: Heel Drama. Sunshine Mary Anderson in a ?"onied\ Drama. "\ Itit of Ih-nt Wire." svn i:i)\v The righting Trail"?l-i pisode No. ! . I ? Tin* Itridae of Heath. Two good i'omeiiies and the Ford Weekly. .MONDAY Hi,- Col An-"?A Voire from the I trail?No. STAR THEATRE J. Q. WRAY. Manager. WILL PEOPLE'S STORE CHARLOTTE STREET YORK, S. C. itcaim-: with is? mum, SWT-: monhy I'his Store is selling t!?* ol.l> SIZK. Full fake SOAI'. and l?l?ST :,t v. 5c^ Let l*S Supply 1 Oil. 1A AAA i'A It HAH IC PLANTS A v wiu |?. |?.ro Sot unlay ,r Monday. Sure. We ll sell 30<H litem, per hundred. :it You'll liiul Unit we -?TI lots or thingat hmer ITiees than oilier Store*. Hive I s a part of your luisiimw*. MILL PEOPLES STORE A. D. DORSETT, Manager. GUANO Parties who have housht Ollano and Xeid Phosphate I'l-oui us. will do us a ireat favor to h;iul it out. We have ereivcd several carloads this week ind are cxpcctiim seversil inore the iist of in \t week. We are sraree of room. We have i f< vv sarks of NTT It.VI I-. i! * Si >1 >.\ for w heat and oats. Now is the time to put it on. See us for HAIIUKX SKKj*. Mt'S'l l*i tTAT'i ?KS and uNH'N SI-ITS. YORK SUPPLY COMPANY Wholesale ami Keltiil. CARROLL SUPPLY COMPANY CR1SC0-roi: ITIYINH IS (IIKAPFIt THAN LAItD. m PlMSIO YOl' OIVK IT A TUIAL. You'll like it tine, itr.ler a small .supply from l*s. Test it out for yourself. You'll he convinced, easy. CARROLL SUPPLY CO. D. M. PARROT! CLOVER. S. C. Toll SATI KIIAY ONLY? FOlt SATl'UOAY we will offer Our eustomers a number of KXTKA spkcial values in uxiiph a?w spring Waists. w'e invito your inspection. sis* these: Ucorgette Crepe Waists, a co f?q KOOtl J.'! value, at tpArf \3%J $1.25 Orttaudie Waists, lace GJ "J "I Q trinimeil. embroidered. at*r $1.00 buy ami I-Embroidery QQ A Trimmed Waists, at t t'i t'ts. Waists, mi extra nood coa value at W lien You are slioppint; for Sprint; goods. come to Chile r. and come to MV I S. D. M. PARROTT. M. B. Clinton It. li. Clinton CLINTON BROS., Cash Grocery SlM-X'I.VlAi? NANCY II.M.I, SWKFT POTATOKS An extra itood quality for table use. May we send you a peck ? IIUSK COHHLKIt SKKI> POTATf IKS? ?L !? no nnp l ne irisri v uhuh t m icvwuiKn.. ?... of the very best Seed Potatoes for this climate, our supply is limited. Buy your seed ?iuick?else you might be disappointed. SKK IS FX)II C.VRRAfiK And anything else that's good that you want for your table. CLINTON BROTHERS "GOOD THING8 TO EAT." Look Before You Leap * I*. is rsrcly the case that a widow and her children are pro\ided with the protection against poverty, suf- :,< fering. drudgery and ignorance he- !* cause the husband and father insured J1 his life for an adequate amount to J" protect those things that he did not ' do so solely because an agent for the ompany m which he insured almost literally forced him to. In oth< r words, comparatively few. not over one out of twenty, take the initiative and take out their llrst policy without heing urged to do so by an agent, and that is why all schemes to eliminate agents have proved dismal failures, and will continue to do so. It is also true that nine persons out of ten buy insurance from the agent who lirst solicits them, without investigating to rind out whether or not his claim that he is offering the "best policy in the tl best company" is correct, and the agent '' of another company, who carried in* " surance on his own life in the Mutual M Benefit Life Insurance Company Knew y ftiat he was not seriously interfering with his own chances of getting business for the company he was representing, when he said: "If tlu average Ijusii ess man realized how far superior it was to ALL other companies the Mutual lienelit could sell all the insurance it wanted to without a sales force," (agents.) If you buy insurance for ihe beiielit of yourself and dependents. and not to help an agent, V you can get the maximum benetits by * joinine the li'.ooo citizens ol South < 'arollna who carry $-0,uu0,(>y0 of the Skou.uoO.UOV insurance in force today in the Mutual Benefit. Consult your own best interest by investigating. SAM M. GRIST All Kinds of (Waal lusuruncc. nmi rpTATr A rr\WV c. lYEAL DlrtlL HULIILI1 FOR SALE l>. >1. I'm rott?l'luce. 1 1-2 tniles ; from Clover; on Clover road; 300 Ti acres; ?>-r dwelling; 3 4-r tenant u houses. Will sell as a whole or in ! |^ two tracts. Priced right. Mx-Ktom House- On 63 acres of I good land, on Howell's Perry road, 3 I pi miles from Courthouse |P< .1. >1. Willlford Hosldencc?Kast | Liberty street. Yorkville, lot loox45o;in feel Price and terms right. See ine in; quick. I IK Acres lauid?6-r dwelling, 3-r tenant house. 1-3 mile of Zion church and school. 300 Acres?Of saw timber and woodland, within mile of Zion church. Saw "" limber worth price of whole tract. u hv? \acunt Lote? 30x300 and lOOx 335 feet, on King's Mountain street. Ituilding Ixjt?60x335 feet, on west "J side Wright avenue. 137 Acres?7-room dwelling: 3 tenant houses. Known as the Will Wullacc Place-6 miles south of Yorkville. I liCVel land. .1. I'. Kcll Property?7-room dwelling: 1 1-3 acre lot on Kast Liberty ei street, Yorkville. m Mrs. Ilattic Perry?Cottage on East hi Jefferson street. Four rooms, water, n lights, well. See me for price. ai Jesse C. Parrott Home Place?On <i North and South road, near Filbert: n< 125 aires with 10-room dwelling; 4- t< room tenant house: good barn and orchard. \V. W. Ferguson's?House and lot at Clover. Five-room house, lot 99x250. j. Fifty Acres?4-room house, near j, Filbert. Rents for 2,000 pounds lint cotton. Sec me about it. I; Lot?Near Graded school?90 feet front; 200 feet deep. On shady side of o< the street. See me about It. C F. SHERER- Real Estate. ARE YOUR HENS LAYI If not try Dr. Hess' an a-cea?Price, 25 Cts. Money Refunded. Fair en J. E. Brison, Prop. CITY PH "THE SERVICE 1)1 BUY THRIFT STAMPS , I have taken an agency tinilcr the k Tieasui v I>t-|i:i tincut for the sale of THRIFT AND WAR SAVINGS .. STAMPS. 3 I have sold some and I want to sell more. Kver.v man and woman who handles money of his or her own in any way should buy THRIFT STAMPS for the benutit of the country and for the beiieiit of himself or herself. If you do not understand this most attruetivc investment, let rne tell you c about it. I will lie glad to explain the whole plan in detail, how Thrift Stamps are ' sold at 25 cents; how $5 Savings Stamps are sold at $4.1 I. anil how \\ $10u Pertifieutes are sold at $K2.so. and how each $4.11 investment draws I cent a month compounded i|Uurterly. hi See me on the street, at my office C over the Shioder Drug Store?anywhere. W. B. MOORE I GOODS ARE ARRIV1I XEYKR in our experii we ever encountered such alent today in the matter o is true that we are no woi hut that doesn't help us n been on the road for a moil arrived and when they*wi cannot figure. We are ho these goods every day. \V tell you about the arrival q Among the shipments 1 every day arc? Men's Furnishings?Inch wear, Collars, Shirts, Ladies' Footwear?From t factory. This shipnu - ! I 1 man Tour wooks anu the good stylos in ladi for the spring season. Men's Clothing?Prom the This shipment will in offerings in Men's Ilea spring and summer sti Men's Oxfords?As usual line of Florsheim and 1 men who want the bes wear for spring and si Men's Hats?Another line just any day is our 2 new spring styles. Ye ? ? n.i cu..? a spiciiuiu mie ui out Largo shipments of Dress are already in and rod When You Are Shopping] at This Good Store, r SHOES J. M. SI FOR SALE 7*7 ACFiES of land, a part of the Col. Allison old home place, one ile north of Tirzah. iv C. About 25 res in cultivation, about 20 acres in isture. About 75.000 feet of saw mber. Adjoining land of John CanipU. William Horn and others. For irther particulars, apply to F. ALLISON. King's Mountain. N. C. AUTOMOBILE SUPPLIES You pass our Store every day. Just 'Member this when vou need any.ing m Al'Tt ?M(Jl?ILE Sl'I'l'LI KS. ar sto' k of Automobile Accessories is unplete and you'll find <>ur Prices ust lt'-asonabie ?We want to supply < >ti with? 1 All: I'l'MI'S, ( tires. tires. I'AT'"11 KS, < IK MASKS, OII>, CAS*)LINK. ETC. s**<? I s Wlit-it ^'011 Have a Nml. OBK FURNITURE CO. CITY MARKET j E ARE PAYING THE HIGHEST I VSH PRICES FOR? j EGGS, : CHICKENS, I BUTTER, Please bring everything you have to 1 s and see what we will do for you. J I SPITE OF SCARCITY? We continue to keep a full and comete assortment of the Finest Beef, )i k, Sausage, Ham, etc. ! We are here to do our part In help- | g to feed the people and we are do- t e it t CITY MEAT MARKET. C. F. SHERER. Prop. j __ } ( . iu IIILL, l\ O. Ill/ltlCIS. I l*nksi<lciKt. Vl<v hi's. HE PLANTERS' BANK I OF SIIAICON ? Capital - j Willi ample capital, lirst class ' piipnicnt ami resolved to extend all rommodntions consistent with safe innuKoiiient, this institution is now ady for husitiess ami is respectfully ill courteously soliciting the ne. itints of fiirtners, merchants, httsirss and professional people of the >wn and surrounding country. i?o\m> or Diitixi'oits <\ t). Harris. M. !>.: A. M. Erwin, uhn I). <!ood, <1. I-'. llamhriKht. W. . Hill. J. K. ljiithani. .las. K. Aleliley, t'lyde It. Itatchford. W. I>. atchford. Calve us a call that we may talk it icr. ( lAI)K It. lt.\Tt'llFC>ltl>, Cashier. t. NG? djClark's Poultry Panor Yiw -ougli, is it not ? ARMACY Clover, S. C. Itcc; STOKK" UVE MONEY fou Will Save From $10 to $20 by Buying Your Wagon, Mowing Machine or Rake Now We sell K.MJOKSOY MOWINO AIA HIXKS?the I test on the market. Have only it few WAtJONS on hand, ou will save motojy by buying NOW. We have a car of STI'llKIIAKKK i'AGOXS that will he here aliout prll 1st. STALK t'l'TTEUS arc worth $.10; lit we have THKEK that we will sell HKAP. CARROLL BROS. (G VERY SLOWIV nee as merchants have conditions as arc prevf receiving freights. 11 ise off than arc others, inch. Goods that have tli or more have not yet II is something that we J>ing for the arrival of hen they arrive we will nick. that we are looking for ailing Hosiery, XeckBelts, etc. he famous Irving Drew at has been out more includes the newest of es' high grade footwear ? house of Schloss Bros, elude the season's best dy-to-wear garments in des. we will have a superior Herman Oxfords for the t and most stvlisli foot- H immer wear. I ' that we are expecting H den's Felt Hats in the s, to be sure, we'll have B J <K)ds, Ginghams, etc., It for inspection. B /ake It a Point to Call I rROUP SHOES || I A BIG EAS Dresses, Shirt Waists, Si Crepe De Chine; 1 Oxfords, Etc. NOWHERE WILL YOI I A BIG SHIRT SALE "on S|M>rt sli|rt? on sale at .">0 tT>> Kadi. The cloth in the 111 ia wort I more tli.ill that. I'rope tie Chine 'l\il?l>*. hi SfJ.tti Silk Owbufes at t*|> ... uy t TV r htmi iniu.i^ ut ???? ? > l'??!%? < C'ovcr>, at 25 (1> SILK SKIRTS The lot includes about 6ti Striite I'latds. Solid Blue TafTeta.> and Black, at S5.9H uimI SI.91 "WELLWORTH" rite bin advertised Waist at SI.09 N'o better made. New Silk \Val?t>. at S2.0O and #2.54 l're|H? l>e Chine \Val>ls, at #5.54 Pull Blue or Silk Hosiery?all good shades, at 91.00 and SI.54 New Wash Goods Arrivij McCONNE] THE C - m mmmmmm - LANDRETH'S GARDEN SEEDS THIS STOKK sells the C.AItl>K> 5KKDS of the famous house of BAN* DI1KTH?the kind of Harden Seed: hat your mothers anil fathers usei " I'V ;i? lii-iinr the BEST all! surest croppers. We have all kind) ?f Sinls Irani l?andreth's ami NOW i: lIn- time to la-Kin planniiiK VOI'H arden. You'll timl a ?ood pmh-11 ; vinninu pro|tosition ami l<iinilr?-lh*! iarden Is tin- most satisfactory. 'AKRO GARDEN SEEDS? Tliis is something now in tliis sec ion. So ils arc put lip in paper tape orrectly spaced for best results. Yot limply open tin- furrow, put down tin Seed Tape, cover it up and the seed: lo the rest, np to the cultivation pc ioil. Try a few packages of I'AKItl I.VIO.V SKKPS. You'll he pleased. Shieder Drug Store KRESO DIP Y< 'I'll SI'ltINO i'LEANING will b more effective if you freely use KICK S< i-lill* about your premises whei you clean up. This Disinfectant is i Deodorizer, Insectide. tJermicide and i Cleanser. KItKSti-PIP destroys the diseas germs and protects from contusion and infections. K It KSi?-1)11? kills I.tji-o, Mites an Fleas. It will free your lien house u Mites, and destroy the Dice on you pigs. it will destroy the Fleas on you doK. It will inake your premisehealthier for you. Try KRE80-DIP. Sold at This Store? York Drag Store gardenJeed IT IS CAItDK.V TIMK. You mus have a garden this year. It will hel you out in the food proposition ttii summer. Start right?Get Your Sc?-< Mere?We sell only deiH-ndablc Gar den Sntl. sow spring o.its? Kvery man who has the land am the stock ought to sow as much acre age in Spring oats as possible. Th world needs all you can grow ove and above your own needs, and th present price insures a fair profit oi tlie surplus. See I's for s<-od Oats, t'OKN WANTKH? We want all the good sound Whit t'orn we can get at Market Prices. W also want t'orn ami other Field Seedi We want the t'orn shelled and in gom sacks. It is worth while for ever farmer to grow more corn and thei more. See what it is worth today. I is needed to feed Man and Beast am Our Farmers must add to the total o available supplies of corn. Grow i bigger crop than you did last year. G. W. WHITESIDES & CC SIIAKON . . s. c. ski: IS fob ml'liKS? WHKN YOU want Good Mules o Horses, we invite you to come to so what we have to offer you. We ar continually shipping stock to this mar ket anti can always supply your ur inands. Remember: Our Giuiruntc lui> no I toil ml Corners. JAMES BROS. All I be Year Livestock Dealers BUY YOUR GARDEN SEED HERE FOR SEVERAL YEARS past thl Drug Store has been making a Special ty of GARDEN SEEDS. This year I no exception. We are prepared to sup ply gardeners with Seeds from the ver Best Growers?This Drug Store sells FERRY'S SEEDS IN PACKAGES WOOD SEEDS IN PACKAGES AND IN BULK. There are no better Seeds grown tha are sent out by these two aependabl growers. Let us supply YOU. OUR EXTRA SPECIALTY? We especially recommend the famou Brimmer Tomato to those who want thoroughly satisfactory all round to mato. It is of good size, fine flavor, splendid producer and meaty. As usu al our supply Is limited. Buy earlj 15 Cts. Phone and Mail Orders solicited. CLOVER DRUG STORE R. L. WYL1E, Proprietor. Our Motto;?QUALITY?8ERVICE LADIES YOUR Coat Suits and Skirts an Waists should be Dry Clean* We have In our employ a Dry Cleane Who Understands Dry Cleaning an Does It Right Send Tour Dry Clean Ing Work to Us. Guaranteed satlsfac tion or no Charge. KELLY'S PRESSING CLUB. W0~ Enquirer Printing Pleases Par tioular People. 8ee Us For Your*. ITER SALESEE THE N Iks, Cottons, Crepe De Chine, 'Jew Hats for Street and Dres J FIND SUCH A SELECTIl SUCH REASONABLE PRIC WASH GOODS i. 1-ist August we placed orders fur oil u Spring Wa-li We to.lax of fer you a saving of lo 33 1-3 pe H tvnl under prc*cuf market pri.v> ' I test (dngtiuno. at 20 ('IN ' 3<?o pieces to select from. ' Punjab Pennies?you know w hat it is No better inatie?ut (T>. 5 il Poplins?a full line of colors, at 25 ITS. V.I silk Poplin-. 36 inches wi.le?all m colors, at SI.(Hi Y?l Hamilton Hickory, at 30 (IN. V.I (This will Co to 4uc soon.) 36-inch SlMftiiOT?ever> foil yar.ls ' weigh one pound?ut 18 ITS. 5 .1 > EXTRA SPECIAL t 20O 23 C t>. Oe|>e de Cliine ) llandkcrclUcfs. at 1UV ag Daily. Visit This Store LL DRY GOODS ;heapest store in south ca THIS IS THE TIME FOR EVERY INDIVIDUAL . TO DO HIS PART One (it the most li?|K>rtnnt Is U < SAVK THK WAST 10 and SAM < YtH'lt MtlNKY. Ifeckless spendIni,' of money means down fall < and at this time with a peril ti our country taring it. Savings in both money and waste is a duty This strong hank offers you every facility and protection. Ii you have not begun, do so N'tiW '? First National Bank YORK - - S. C. "You Had Batter Be Safe Than Sorry' | The New Silks 0 i ~ V This is going to be a gi * j Silks do not seem to ^ tion to Woolen and t, will find splendid lin * i as complete an assoi i the larger stores of !r 5 find our prices most a r | SOLID COLOI A Good Yard-wide Black ' } Fine Yard-wide Taffeta, * popular shades, per yi X Our Special Yellow Bor exlra good value?at I CREPE I Good, heavy 40-iueh Cre I* d Black, Fink and ail t i v shades?Priced per v J PRETTY SII ? 5 SPECIA ? Yard-wide Foulards - t! r X patterns?vcrv pretl * FANCY I Yard-wide Fancy Satin e j ?Priced at \ KIRKPATR1CK i J Sells It A FOR YOUR TABLE You can depend on us to suppl; your table with the BEST in Kane; and Family (irocoriea. IT it isn't Root We haven't not it. See us foi? NANCY HALL POTATOES, CAHBAOE, ONIONS, SWEET PICKLES?in Hulk. SoL'lt PICKLES?In Hulk, OKI EI) APPLES, EVAPt(RATED APPLES. PRUNES, DRIED FIOS, AUNT JEMIMA PANCAKE FLOUR N. o. MOLASSES, VELVA SYRUP SEED IRISH POTATOES We have BLISS and IRISH COB HLKR Seed Irish Potatoes. We don' plant in the moon; but if you do. tin r moon will be "riRht" next week. Sei e us for your Seed. ; SHERER & QUINN ' miiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiii j THE l| PLANS, | PROBLEMS e? AND I J PROSPECTS * i | ARE MATTERS OF P | ALWAYS REMEMBE . | GETHER. d | LET US S <1 THE LOAN AN! 5 THE BANK fX -| YORK, EW GOODS Muslin Underwear, Silk and 1 s; Silk Skirts, New Hosiery, 3N TO CHOSE FROM AT ES. BILLIKEN SHOES r See the Vew HILLIKIN SHOKS for the fhildren ? at 92.."hi t?> 91.oo r Hest fhild'# Shoe on earth?sizes i. :i to ."is. 5} to ss; to 12#: 12J to ; 2#. , CHILDREN'S OXFORDS ' Kight Hundred I'air# Children's Oxfords* bought at faetor.v when closing out its line at from 75 ITS. to 91.50. I Worth 50 per cent more). Ten fases ladies' White Shoe*. very popular now- High ami Low Heels, at 91.DM IHIr. Men'.* foliar*, received by express we handle Karl At Wilson foliar*. , sl*KCI.\I.S?In Itoy*' Suits?at 92.DM, 92.08 and 94.08 Often. It Will Pay You. \ I COMPANY ROLINA. MMHAMMIilMHiililMMIIMiyMilla EAT AT JOHNS' When You are in town and want to KAT. just remember JOHN'S l'lace. 1 can furnish you with just what you want and cooked the way you want it, and you'll find that my prices ure Just as reasonable as can lie made under , existing conditions. Yes, I'll he Kiad . to have you eat with me at any time. Fit 17 ITS Also remember, please, that 1 carry i a complete line of FKUJTS of the best , qualities, all the time. And also I IIAVK CANIHF.S of many kinds that will please you. f If you want high grade, boxed candies. 1 have them. If you want Hulk 'undies. I have them, too. See me for Nuts, ('hewing tiuins. Soft Prinks. Cigars. Cigarettes, Tobaccos, Smoking and Chewing, etc. Yorkville Candy Kitchen JOIIN l>i:.MAS. I'rop. that are Popular $ eat Silk Season, because 5 have advanced in propor- ? Fine Cotton Goods. You J es of Silks at this Store? J i;ment as you will find in the bigger towns. You'll x ittractive. J LED TAFFETAS i raffeta, per yard 98 Cts. 2 in Xavy, HI nek and all 5 ird $1.50 y der Black Taffeta?an * $1.75 Yd. j )E CHINES ? pe de Chines, in While, J lie Street and Evening aril $1.50 i iK FOULARDS 2 L PRICES I hose hig dot and ring v $1.50 Yd. I SATINS J s?Stripes and Checks * $1.25 to $1.98 Yd. ^ BELK COMPANY | For Less a For Wheatless Days v I IF IT IS a problem for you to decide what to eat on "Wheatless Days," let this Store help you?We can. We have MINCE MKAT, SWKKT POTATOES. OA HHAGE. PINK AND NAVY HKANS, HOTTER HKANS, HLAOK EYED PEAS, MACKEREL, CANNED SHAD, I'HEM I Kit DRESSING. SOUR AND SWEET PICKLES. EVAPORATED APPLES, EVAPORATED PEACHES. EVAPORATED APRICOTS. PRUNES. \ ORANGES. HANANAS, APPLEJ. * Ami lots of other good thing" for your table. Just see us or phone 34. W E.FERGUSON llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll' OF OUR DEPOSITORS 1 IRST CONCERN TO US. | SB, WE PROSPER TO | I ERVE YOU. I SAVINGS BANK >K THE PEOPLE" - - s. c. wmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm \