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Where the Difference Come* In.? Senator Tillman says that he ts coins; to be u candidate for re-election and thut he ik not <oinK on the stump, hut expects to remain in Washington. and \l)i?; people may elect htm or not us thrj deem proper, or words to that effect. Well, that Is uhout what they will do. Kutiny how times ati-1 viewpoints eh;inst*-. Tw? nt>-font war.i aim when he Wits puttiriK Hampton and I'uthr out of the senate |,i. <iid not hike the position that serviee and experi'-nee eount<-d for anything, or were worth anythmK leather, he armicd, they WW attain*! hhiiiIiiil'. and h> put tPneral Hampton mil arid put ieneral Itutler out, t?otli of whom had rendered Ions; and va! i.tld* and falthful service to then people, hoth in war ami |>?-ace. Now he thinks tli.it Ins Ioiik s?'rviee is so valuable that the people will demand that lie continue to .serve them regardless ot ,m>thunt else. It makt-s a diffi rem w lni.se ox is gored and the viewpoint from wlm h one sees thing.-. Newherty Herald and News. AT THE CHURCHES - a.L.ul.n'PLMII 4 V HUM riir.nn Rev. K. K. Gillespie, Cuntor Sun<Jay school at lu a. in Morning service at II o'clock. Oilmen OF THK lioiili SIIKPHKItl*. Rev. T. Tra< y Walsh. Rector Sunday Services Sunday school at H.4S a. ni. Morning service it 11. FIRST RAITIST Itov It. II. Waugh, Pastor. Sunday Service* Siiti'lav school at I" a. ni. Morning service at II ClfAKMiTTK ST. RAITIST Rev. It. 11. Waugh. Pastor. Sunday Services Sunday school at 1" a. in. Kvcuiug service at 7.3U. ASSOFIATK ItKFORMRD I'ltKSHYTKItlAN. It- V .1 I. <> ! . f t..I (j^mlav school at I." a. lu. Morning W' "" TRINITY MKTHODIST. Rev. .1. K. Maliaffey. Pastor. Sunday Services--Sunday school at 10 a. in. Morning service at 11 o'clock. Special Jloiirrs Olivet. Services Sunday : 11 i lioini at I o flock. J. li. M.ili.iffcy. l*astor. Clover Circuit. St. I';inl. ill II ;i. III. KIiik's Mountain Si'i'viccs at 3 |>. ill. Plover Services ai T.llu. H. A. Whltten, Pasta". Preaching at Beersheba. <i>t I I o'clock. a. in., ami at I'.miali at .1 |>. in., on iic\l Siiliilay. .1. I.. Vainli II. I'aslnr. Dible Society Meeting. The annual nici-tin;; ol' Hi*' Vork county liraiii'li nl tin Aiiici lean Mihlisociety will he In-Ill hi Vorkvillc m-xl Sun.las mailt. 'I'll-- liotn ami place Will he announced lioui tin- several I'll lulls at I he murmur; set vices. Home-Coming Day. Homc-Cuminr; ilay will im- oliserveil l>> I In- l-'irsl I la | it 1st climcli ol Vorkvillc, on Sunday. ,\|iril 7. litis, at which each uiciuImt whose name is on tile roll Will iii- e\|iec|ei| to he |i|esellt. ami to which every iiieitilier ol the ilenoinination anvwhere who may he rosiiiiiik in Vork villi or vicinity, is cordially invited. II. II. U'auah. Pastor. Important to Beersheba and Ramah. I The members of Heersheba and llu-1 mini irj be present on next Sunday. The vlUill Interests of the ehurehes are Coiieern-I t il in tiie matters that shall ootne he- I fore them. If you are interested in I the work of the Master and the well-l Mm of these ehlirehes we sliail ex-| peet to lilld you present .1. I.. Yandell, I'astor. I HYMENEAL MAItltlkP III Itoek Hill. Oil Tiles- I dav. Mure It I-'. I?> liev. \at hall Mall thews. Miss t*.\TIIKltlX M Mi KhWKK. I daughter of Mr. .1. X. MeKlwee, audi Mr. J. t\ ItHKA. MISCELLANEOUS WANTS. FOR SALE E A tIAI.l.t i.\S i iood. Home Model Molasses. I'hone or se. .1 U Ti:.M I'ldOTi ?.\. 23 -2t Smyrna. No. 2 PRIZE WINNER D1H NKD. Xii. I have at my I ** farm this noted llegistered INdand-1 t'hina Hoar, fee, fa or a pig. J. WoltTH ifl'IXX, It No. J, Smyrna, S. t\ I THE DELPHOS MINSTRELS WIUj give an entertainment in tliel Hraded School Auditorium thisl (FRIDAY) KveiiiiiK at S o'clock. Ad-I mission llit'ts. and 2i? t'ts. Mrs .1 11. MclioWKU.. Miss HKSSIK liAKIto.N, I It t "out mil toe in I'li.uue I EVERY DAY SERVICE 1>Y Piedmont Telephone Company onl ^ and after Sunday, April 7. 21?2t N. t". MciTH.KI.K Manager. FOR SERVICE ONE It'llfstl'ivil I'lllOC IHKir. $3 cash. O. J. KoltHES. Clover. 21. t.i. II. REGISTERED DUROC BOAK for wrvliv. Fee. one i>IkR. M. HAltNKTT. No. <5. Yorkville. 20 3t. Jul. MONEY TO LOAN ON good real estate security at 7 per cent Interest. 12. t.L J. A. MARION, Attorney. "flj FOR SALE HOME, on Kind's Molintulii street. .1. S. MACK<>KEI.I? Mar. 5-10 t. f. if FOR SERVICE RKi! ISTEKEL> Kcrkshtre boar. Fee $2, strictly cash. This boar took first prise ut the Fairfield county fair as the best boar under one year old. 2b?2t* JAS. t*. KAK1S. t'loxer, S. C BRED TO LAY I HAVE Khode Island Ited. White Plymouth Koek and Cornish Indian Game Eggs for sale at one dollar per setting of 15. J- K. JACKSON. 19 6tpd. York No. t>. WANTED HICKORY logs. Highest prices puid. Send for price list and specifications. THE IVEY MFG. CO., Hickory. N. C. Jan 1?. tf. LONG TERM REAL ESTATE MORTGAGE LOANS INTEREST RATE: where $3,000 or more wanted, and applicant in no hurry to close: TVr for uuick closing loans. C. E. SPKXl'KR, Attorney. FOR RENT rp HK Kwart house on Wright aveX nue and the W. K. Carroll Hurt house on Lincoln street. Apply to 100 \t J S. BRICE. Attorney. g FEED GRINDING WE have put in our FWd Grinding Machine and it makes A fine grade of feed from ear corn. veA'et beans or almost anything you waai ground. Bring us your Corn if Jou want good Meal. Corn shelled free pf charge. We buy Ear Corn and pa<7 the Highest i q?h price. PUThjiiM & HUEY. I / STATE OF SOUTH CABOLINA County of York. IX TI1E PROBATE COURT Hy L. I:. Williams, Probate Judge of Vork County. VyilKitKAS, 1IOUJK ML'KPHY has " applied to me for Letters of Administration, with will annexed on i 11 and singular, the goods and chattels, rights arid credits of DA.N'JKL Ml'itI'HY, late of the County aforesaid de? eased. These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all and singular the kindred and creditors of the said deceased, to t.c and appear before me at our next Probate Court for the said County, to to- holden at York Court House on the lir.TIi I ?.\ Y OK MA It' *11, m*. to shew cause, if any. why the said Administration should not be granted. 'in*-n under my Hand and Seal, this Jtli day of March, in the year of ?.ur l>ird one thousand nine hundred and eighteen, and In the 142nd year of American Independence. L. It. WILLIAMS, Probate Judge of York County. ma i r. f. 3t. STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION OK THE Rank nf Hinknrv firnvfi till IIII If 1 uiyuvt j v w I .located at Hickory Grove. S. C., at tli? close ot business March 4, 191k: Resources: 1.0:1 us ami discounts . $ 70.747 Tot 1 ivi-rilral'ts 3.744 so Itoiids and Stocks owned >*> the Kit 11k 2.100 Oft Furniture and Fixtures .... 1.450 00 Inn- from Hunks and Hankers 40.320 or. Currency ... . ... . 6.350 O0 < Gold 30 00 Silver and other Minor Coin SIC 27 I Total $131,601 25 1 Liabilities: 1 < *u|?ital Stoek I "a id in $ 25.004 00 j Sin |.liis Fund li.oou 011 Fndivided I'roflts, less Current (expenses and Taxes I'aid ... COS 77 I>i\idetids I'ltiKiid 2 00 < Individual Deposits subject to Check *71.267 76 Savings l)?|H.sits U.l'.fti 4S Time Certificates ol I icposi! 17.007 si Cashier's Checks 316 00 100.0S3 ts Total *131.694 25 , STATK OF SOUTH CAROLINA County of York ss llcfore me came N. M. McDILL, Pa sliler of tin* a hove nnniru mun, who, Miik <luly 8worn, says that the above ami foregoing statement Is a I I of said Hank, as shown hv tli<- books of said Hank. N. M. MeDILL. Sworn to and subscribed before me Dos Hith dav of March. litis. I. M WIL.KKRSON, Notary Public. I'm reel Attest: J. S. Wilkerson. W. F. McGill. J. N. McGdl. Direetors. AUCTION KALKS. CLERK'S SALE The State of South Carolina?County of York. COURT OK COMMON PLEAS IC. L Wilkerson, Individually, : nd as Administrator of Cleorge A. Wilkerson. I teceiised, Plaint iff, against Susan M. Hoke, Lizzie Hell, Sarali Km ma Adams, Wade Hampion menson, William Smith Dickson. Newton 1'Mward Dickson, Kdna Irene Dickson. Howard handrus Dickson, Annie Alma Dickson. <'liarles Martin Dickson, Mary Jane Dickson, Ltessie Kula Jackson, Sarah ( . Wllkerson, Atinar Adcock. Hugh J. Wilkerson, Tabitha M. Browning, haura t-J. Webb, Charles W. Wilkerson, For- 1 -iut tr wiiuwiiu'.niai a wiikei- ? son. Sarah M. Wilkerson and Maffirie ' K. Webb. Defendants. Ilecrve of Sale. UNDKIt and by virtue of a Decree of Court made in the above entitled cause. I will expose to public sale on SAhKSDAY. MONDAY. APItlh 1ST. la Is. between the hours of eleven A. M. and three I'. M., before the Court House Door at York. South Carolina, the follow inn described real estate, toil it: "Tract of thirty-nine CISli acres, more or loss, situated about two miles from York, in the County of York. State of South Carolina, and bounded by lands of C. M. Imuan. It. h. Wilkerson. J. K. Hoke anil others." Terms of Sale, one-Half Cash, balance oil a credit of twelve months, to be secured by the bond and mortKUKe of the purchaser upon the premises sold, with leave to the purchaser to pay the entire bid in cash. Purchaser to pay for papers. M uch Hit, I! 1 x. J No. It. hot JAN. Mar. 15 f. at C. C. C. Pis. CORN PLANTERS WK IIAVK AT hAST ItKCKIVKD Til K 1 .It III X in:i:iti: t'Olt.N M.ANTKItS KVKItY KAIt.MKlt who has used one 1 of these I'lantors, says it is the lll-ST COHX PhANTKIt o.N TIIK MAItKKT. YORK SUPPLY COMPANY \Mio|esalc and Itetail. THE STAR THEATRE I FKIDAY. "Powers of tlie Cross"?a soul-stirring Drama with real heart throbs. Two intensely interesting Keels. "The ShiesTrH?'kitl Sleo|ier," Two Reels. "At the IKtots of Doom." One Keel. SATURDAY. "The lAtchthn: Trull"?Ninth K|>lsode of this thrillhiK Drama of the West The Sheriff." Two tiood Cometiles and the Ford Kdueational Weekly. MONDAY. "Tl?e Itetl Aee." STAB THEATRE J. Q. WRAY, Manager. Torpedoed. I o I ana Junn We see this in almost every paper we pick up. Whtle the ships go down. Prices continue to go Up. In both cases it seems a very hard problem to control?the going down of the one and the rise of the other. Put. what we started to say is. That WE HAVE ALMOST A COMPLETE LINE OF' HARDWARE At very moderate prices, when you take everything into consideration, and we will be glad to have YOU call upon US for YOUR wants. SEE US for Wire, Rooting. Plows, and Points, Shovels and all Fanning Tools. YORK HARDWARE CO. Phoue 153 Phone 153 TAKE CARE OF YOUR EYES YOUR EYES are without a doubt the most important or gan o! the body and should be taken special t are of. You should have them carefully examined occasionally whether you wear < iIasses or not. If it be Ileal, Honest stviif and Protection you want, see Shiftier. "The Optometrist": tf it is Style you want, see Shidler also; if it be the I test talus* money can buy, you want to se? Shicder; but if it be a but lot of money you want to spend, see some one else. Ask tin- hundreds of glad souls who have been to see me about my work and prices, and see what the man that tit you with glasses did for your pockft book. < \ 11 Examinations free. I), la. MIIEDEK, I), O. LADIES YOUR f'oat Suits and Skirts and Waists should be Dry Cleaned. We have in our employ a Dry Cleaner Who Understands Dry Cleaning and Does It Right. Send Your Dry Cleaning Work to Us. Guaranteed satlsfaction or no Charge. KELLY'S PRESSING CLUB. STATEMEN T OF T THE LOAN AND l-ocateil III York. S. C.. at the C!< UKS< ?U Loans 4i'l Miscounts Overdrafts Montis anil Stocks owncil l?> tin- Hunk . Ije.'ll Ssliltl' < >U'l|ftl Doe from Hunks and Hunkers Currency I tolil Silver nnil other Minor t*oin I hecks uml t'asli Items T? IT AI MA MIL Capital stuck I'll 1.1 In Surplus Fund I'mliviilcil I'rhlits. less Current Kxpense Due to Hunks ntul Hunkers I >i\ idemls rnpaid . Illiliviilunl Deposits subject tt? ("heck .... SuvittK* l)i posits Tittle I'el t ilientes of Deposit I'stsltier's <'hecks i u her |.iabilitit s, viz.: Ifeservetl lor Tux TDT.M STATK ??F Sitl'TII t'AUuLlNA- t'oun Before nie came M. K. t'OBH, Cash itiK duly sworn, says that the above an lion of said hank, us shown by the boo Sworn to and subscribed In-furc tile this (XKAL) 4 KO. X Correct?Attest: J. R. Cannon, J. S. Brii Charter No. 9.533. REPORT OF CON THE FIRST NATIONA] In the State of South Carolina, at the i KKSOIT Loans and discounts (except those sho Total loans t tverdraIts unsecured U. F Bonds (other than Liberty Boni L". S. bonds deposited to secure circuit 100 |ter cent I'rcmium on C. S. bonds Liberty Loan Konds, 3i per cent antl pledged - Liberty lawn Konds, 3J per cent and 4 ei| to secure State or other deposit Bonds, securities, etc., (other than It. ! Stock of Federal Reserve Hank (50 pc script ion) Value of Kankinn house Kipiity in banking house Furniture and fixtures lawful reserve with Federal Reserve H fash in vault and net amounts due fro Tniill af lirm>Jli_?i ifo-W Mill Checks on banks located outside 01 en porting bank and other cash iten Redemption fund with I'. S. Treasurei (i. S. Treasurer Total UAHII. Capital stock Surplus fund Individcd profits .... I .ess current expenses and taxes |ia Circulating notes outstanding Net amounts due to National banks Total of items 32 and 33 Demand deposits (other than bank de| Reserve (deposits imyablc within 8 Individual deposits subject to check Cashier's clu cks outstanding IMvidends unpaid . Total of demand deposits (other t its) subject to Reserve, Items 39. 4?. and 41 Certilicates of deposit (other than for n Other time deposits Total of tittle deposits subject to 42. 43, II. and 4.1 Total STATU OK SOl'TIl CAROLINA?Conn I. J. S. I1ARTNKSS. Cashier of the that the above statement is true to the I Subscribed and sworn to before me thi: C. S. I'RATT, Notary I'll Correct?Attest: .1. S. Rainey, J. H. Say Charter No. 6,931. REPORT OF COh FIRST 77< At York, South Carolina, at the Close < KKS( Loans and discounts (except those sho\ Customers' liability account of acceptat purchased or discounted by it Total loans Notes and bills rediscountcd (other tl acceptances sold) (see Item 57a! U. S. Bonds (other than Liberty Bone U. S. bonds deposited to secure circula I Tomiuin on I'. S. bonds Liberty Loan Bonds: Liberty I Alan Ronds, 3J per cent at unpledged Liberty Loan Ronds. 3J |ier cent and t to secure State or other deposit.* Stock of Federal Reserve Rank (f>0 % < Value of banking house ? Kquity in banking house ... Furniture and fixtures Real estate owned other than banking I I .awful reserve with Federal Reserve Cash in vault and net amounts due fro Net amounts due from banks, banker.* panics other than included in Itc Checks on other banks in the same clt porting bank (other than Item 17 Total of Items 14, 15. 10. 17. and Chocks on banks located outside of i reporting hunk and other cash Redemption fund with U. S. Treasurer S. Treasurer ? ? ? 'PL..lf? War Savings ri'iniii'ims ami unm owned Total - L1AUIL Capital stock paid In - Surplus fund - Undivided protlts ...... Less current expenses, interest, and 1 Amount reserved for all Interest accru Circulating notes outstanding Net amount due to National Banks Total of items 32 and 33 Demand deposits (other than bank do Reserve (deposits imyable within 3i Individual deposits subject to check Cashier's checks outstanding Dividends unpaid Total of demand deposits (other thi subject to Reserve. Items 33, 34. 40 and 41 luhivet to Reserve ( days, or subject to 30 days or mort tal savings): Certificates of deposit (other than for r Other time deposits ? Total of time deposits subject t 42. 43. 44 and 45 Liabilities for rediscounts, including th< Reserve Bank (see Item Id) Total contingent liabilities (57 STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA?Cour I. O. E. WILKINS. President of th< that the above statement Is true to tl Subscribed and sworn to before me thi GEO. H. HART. Notary Public. Correct?Attest: J. M. St roup, W. G. I THE STETSON BUG? The Largest Selling Novelty Rug. Hand made on a Hand Loom. Made from Highest Grade of NEW WOOL FELT OBTAINABLE. ALL Rugs In assorted colors, perhaps no two alike. Never will wear threadbare like an Axminster. Wilton or a Tapestry Rug or Oarpet. Will always look the same until you wear it through the boards, similar to an inlaid linoleum. The colors are solid through and through. Will positively outwear any rug made on the market. No right or wrong side to it, same on both sides. Can be used as a room rug. each covers, table scarf, bath mat, porch rug, automobile rug or mud mat. Value greater than any rug made ? ALL WOOL. Bright colors and good assortment. The felt used in the manufacture of the Stetson Rugs is from two to three dollars a yard. The Stetson Rug can be easily cleaned by washing as you would ordinary linen or with house broom dry or damp and by vacuum cleaner. ( nil unil S<v Tint*- Ik-autiful llug>. McCONNELL'S . I IK CONDITION OF SA VINGS BANK use of Business March 4th. 1D1S: RC'ES: $535,083 3.-. 38.346 33 33.450 00 5.915 00 87.813 86 - 5.403 00 55 00 1,346 60 163 53 $686,575 65 iITIKS: $ 50.000 00 60.000 00 s ami Taxes I'aid ... 13,s9'< 75 934 91 % 84 00 $301,445 70 37 576 38 220,104 22 2.541 ?;y 551.675 99 cs. Interest, etc 10,000 00 *t;s?.575 ?5 t.v of York ss. ier of the above named bank, who, heel foreKoinK statement Is a true condiks of said bank. M. F. COBB, e 13th day of March, I9ls. V. WU.MAMS. Notary Public, S. <\ re. C. E. Spencer, Directors. Reserve District No. 5 DITION OF L BANK, AT SHARON L"lose of Business March 4th. 191S: HCKS. wn in h and c) $132,130 28 ..$152,130 2S $152,130 2S 13 ds of 1917): it ion (par value) $ 25,000 00 25.000 00 4 per cent, un $ 4,150 00 per cent, pledjrs or bills iKtyable 4,150 00 4.): r cent of sub1 oca on 1,200 00 1.200 00 300 00 lank 23,042 21 m national banks 111,161 05 U * mm .,1111,Mil J5 ? y or town of rela 500 97 r ami due from 1,250 00 -- 3319.7X4 64 I TIES. ?...$ 25.000 00 9.0011 00 $ 6.2X0 99 id 1.110 00 5,170 99 25,000 00 206 64 3 206 61 posits) subject to 0 days): 1 13.622 42 1.702 21 9 00 linn bunk dcpos31. 35. 36. 37. 3X 3145.333 63 lone.v borrowed) 102.691 00 7.3X2 3X Iteserve, Items 3110,073 3S ? 3319,7X1 61 t.v of York ss: above-named bank, do solemnly swear est of my knowledge and belief. 4 J. S. HAKTNESS. Cashier, i 12th day of March. 191S. bile. e, S. V. Aycock, Directors. Reserve District No. 5 IDITION OF THE 0NAL BANK of Business on March 4. 191x: 1URCES. vn in b and l?).. 331s,673 25 ices of this bank 47,147 IK I365.S20 43 inn bank i 39.000 00 9.000 00 3356.820 43 Is of 1917): lion (pur value) 12,500 12.500 00 id 4 per cent, 12,200 00 per cent, pledged or bills payable.... 12.200 00 f subscription) 2,550 00 21,000 21,000 00 3,000 00 liouse 264 00 Rank 25.S71 6S in national lianks 125.X93 84 i and trust comma 13, 14 and 15 6,174 11 ? ne tnu-n HQ ) 1.843 f.n IS $133,913 55 pity or town of items 3:'9 33 and due from U. 625 00 Stamps actuallv 590 91 - $569,664 90 .ITIES. $ 50,000 00 40.000 00 .? $ 18.229 11 taxes paid ? 2.410 01 15.819 10 ed 9.958 34 12,500 00 - - 5.840 65 - 5.840 65 posits) subject to 0 days): 249.068 53 ? ? 2.729 43 S3 00 in bank deposits) 35, 36, 37, 38, 39 t??1 SOS Qf. payable after SO > notice, and posnoney l>orrowed)_ 13S.991 25 I 44,658 50 o Reserve, Items $183,652 85 - $569,664 90 o?e with Federal 9,000 00 a, b e nd c)? 9,000 00 ity of York sa: > above named bank, do solemnly swear he best of my knowledge and belief. O. E. WILKINS, President, s 13th day of March. 1918. Whits, W. I. Witherspoon. first national bank SHARON. . . b. c ? >lemlHT I cderal Reserve System ? UXULK SAM AND THIS BANK? THIS IS only one of the many Bank* that ,s ?onnected with the Reserve Banking System, but Uncle Sain has hi* eyes.on it just as keenly as if the First National Bank of Miarou \v ere one of the biggest of the biggest hnancial institutions in the country. He make* it Safe for Our Depositors. Are Vol' one of them? If not, this Bank will be glad to have YOU become one of its customers. It promises? courteous a ttentio x, careful attention, satisfactory servh 'k. absolute safety. An<l every Ranking Accommodation that is backed by Sound Banking and Business Methods. J. S. HARTNESS, Cashier. KRESO DIP yorit SPRING CLEANING will be more effceth e if you freely use KRKS' ?-DIP about your premises when you clean up. This Disinfect: nt is a Deodorizer, Insectide, Germicide and a Cleanser. KKKSo.DIP destroys the disease germs and protects from contagions and infections. KRKSo-OIP kills Lice, Mites and Pleas. It will free your hen house of Mites, and destroy the Lice on your pigs. It will destroy the Pleas on your dog. It will make your premises healthier for you. Try KRESO-DIP. Sold at This Store? York Drug Store MILL PEOPLE'S S1UKE CHARLOTTE STREET YORK, 8. C TRADE WITH US? YOU'LL SAVE MONEY This Store is selling the OLD SIZE, Full Fake SOAP, uml COLD DUS'l Lot I'm Supply You. 5<? 1 O OOO FABBAOE PLANTS I Will be here Saturday or .Monday, Sure. We'll sell OAA them, per hundred, at Ovr^ You'll llml tliat we sell lots of tiling* at lx?wer ITiees than other Stores Give Us u part of your Itiisiness. MILL PEOPLES STORE A. D. D0R3ETT, Manager. BUY YOUR GARDEN SEED HERE FOR SEVERAL YEARS past this Drug Store has been making a Specialty of GARDEN SEEDS. This year Is no exception. We arc prepared to supply gardeners with Seeds from the verj Best Growers?This Drug Store sells FERRY'S SEEDS IN PACKAGES WOOD SEEDS IN PACKAGES AND IN BULK. There are no betttcr Seeds grown thai are sent out by) these two nependahh growers. Lot ivb supply YOU. OUR EXTRA i&PECIALTY? We especlaUta-yCommend the famoui Brimmer TaMMt to*those who_want t "TTiorougRTS^^S^Affory^aTnoun^To^ mato. It Is of good size, fine flavor, a splendid producer and meaty. As usual our supply is limited. Buy early 15 Cts. Phone and Mail Orders solicited. CLOVER DRUG STORE It. L. WYLIE, Proprietor. Our Motto;?QUALITY?SERVICE AUTOMOBILE SUPPLIES You pass our Store every day. Jusl remember this when you need anything in AUTOMOBILE SUPPLIES Our stock of Automobile Accessories if complete and you'll find Our Pricef Most Reasonable?We want to suppl) you with? AIR PUMPS, TIRES, TUBES. PATCHES, GREASES. OILS. GASOLINE, ETC. See Us When You Have a Need. YORK FURNITURE CO M. H. Clinton It. L. Clinton CLINTON BROS., Cash Grocer) Seed Potatoes IHISII AND SWEET POTATOES WE CAN SUPPLY YOU WITH NANCY HALL SWEET POTATOES FOR REDDING IRISH COBBLER uren HtlKII POTATOES Poll PLANTING SKK US AT ONCE. SUPPLY LIMI ITED. CLINTON BROTHERS "GOOD THING8 TO EAT." ^ THIS IS THE TIME FOB EVERY INDIVIDUAL TO DO HIS PART One of the most important is t< SAVE THE WASTE and SAVI YOUR MONEY. Reckless spend Ing of money means down fall and at this time with a peril t< our country facing it. Savings ii both money and waste Is a duty This strong bank offers you ev ery facility and protection. I you have not begun, do so NOW First National Bank YORK - - S. C. "You Had Batter Bo Safe Than Sorry1 ARE TOUR HENS LA If not try Dr. Hess' a-cea?Price, 25 Cts. We guarantee it to , Money Refunded. Fair J. L Bro*. Pr?p. CITY "THE KERVIC _ J. lr: V GRINDING EVERY DAY OUR corn mill at Filbert Is in dally operation and customers are getting prompt and elficient service. BROWN & LAND. BUY THRIFT STAMPS I have taken an agency under the Treasury Department for the sale of THRIFT A.VD WAR SAVINGS STAMPS. I have sold some and I want to sell more. Every man and woman who hundies money of his or her owff in any way should buy THRIFT STAMPS for the benefit of the country and for the benefit of hmiaelf or herself. If you do not understand this most - . .1 t attractive Investment, ici me ien >ou about it. I will be glad to explain the whole plan in detail, how Thrift Stamps are sold at 25 cents; how $5 Savings Stamps are sold at $1.14. and how $100 Certificates are sold at $82.80. and how each $4.14 Investment draws 1 cent a month compounded quarterly. See me on the street, at iny oftlce over the Shieder Drug Store?anywhere.. W. B. MOORE | SKK I S FOK MULES? WIIKN Y o IT want (iooil Mules or llorses, we invite you to runic to see ' what we have to offer you. We are continually shipping stock to this market ami can alwajs supply your de, uiamls. Heineniber: Our (Guarantee lias no Round Corners. JAMES BROS. All the Year Livestock Dealers FOR SALE a good secondhand (ink. iioksi: wagon. See Us Aliout It. i CARROLL BROS. * i n r \r f Look before ion Leap ' It Is rarely the case that a widow and her children are provided with the protection against poverty, suffering, drudgery and ignorance bes cause the husband and father insured L.l hln ilifn fnr nn nflrgnntf nmnnnt to ' protect those things that he did not 1 do so solely because an agent for the company in which he insured almost literally forced him to. In other words, comparatively few, not over one out of twenty, take the Initiative and take out their tlrst policy without being 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 ugent who tirst solicits them, without investigating to tind out whether or not his claim that he is ulYering the "best policy in the best company" Is correct, and the ugent of another company, who carried insurance on his own life in the Mutual lirnellt Life Insurance Company knew that he was not seriously interfering with his own chances of getting busi1 ness for the company he was representing, when he said: '"If tl aver age business man realized how far su1 perior it was to ALL other companies | the Mutual Benefit could sell all the insurance it wanted to without a sales force," (agents.) If you buy insurance for the beneOt of yourself and dependents, and not to help an agent, you can get the maximum benefits byjoining the 12,000 citizens of South Carolina who carry $20,000,000 of the $yu0,0u0,000 insurance in force today in the Mutual Benefit. Consult your own West interest by investigating. SAM M. GRIST All Kinds of Good Insurance. ! SEED POTATOES. Xo\V* IS THE TIME, as soon as you f can, get them in the ground. We are offering Maine Grown Ited Bliss, Irish t'obbliTS and Early Host? Seed Irish Potatoes. We cannot get any more to sell at the price we are offering these. Get your Seed Irish Potatoes Hero at once, and plant a good sized patch for your own use. GAHBKXSEEDS? A Garden these times is a paying proposition and everybody should have g garden. See us for Garden Seeds and also for Onion Sets. ' PEANUTS POH PLANTING? The Peanut is growing in importance as a money crop in the south. Every farmer should plant some pea. nuts. It will pay handsomely. We paid $2 per bushel for peanuts last rail. M*e US lor BCi'U UIIU irj 11. G. W. WHITESIDES & CO SHARON - - 8. C. EAT AT JOHNS' When You are In town and want to EAT, just remember JOHN'S Place. I can furnish you with just what you want and cooked the way you want it, and you'll And that my prices are just as reasonable as can be made under , existing conditions. Yes, I'll be glad , to have you eat with me at any time. FRUITS Also remember, please, that I carry ? lino nt FRUITS of the best , qualities, all the time. And also I HAVE CANDIES - Of many kinds that will please you. f If you want high grade, boxed candies, I have them. If you want Bulk * Candies, I have them, too. See me for Nuts, Chewing Gums, Soft Drinks, Cigars, Cigarettes, Tobaccos, Smoking and Chewing, etc. ? Yorkville Candy Kitchen JOHN DEM AS, Prop. YDTG? and Clark's Poultry Pangive Satisfaction or Your enough, is it not ? PHARMACY Oarer, S. C G DRUG STORE" \ IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllllll | WE | WAN [j Y U I TO BECO | THIS BA: | OCK BEST REFERENT 1 PRESENT PATRi 1 THE LOAN AND E "Till: BANK FOB 1 YORK, ilimiinitiiHiiHimiiiniiHtiiiinimmmim tint) VATTO TABT.r I X' UXV A VWM * " You can depend on us to supply your table with the BEST in Fancy and Family Groceries. If it isn't Rood we haven't got it. See us for? NANi'Y HALL POTATOKS. CABBAGE. ONIONS, SWEET PICKLES?in Bulk. sour pickles?In Bulk. dried Apples. EVAPORATED APPLES. PRUNES, dried fios. aunt jemima pancake flour n. o. molasses, vblva syrup. SEED IRISH POTATOES. We have BLISS and IRISH COBBLER Seed Irish Potatoes. We don't plant in the moon; hut if you do. the moon will he "right" next week. See us for your Seed. SHERER & QUINN FOR SALE CI ool) 5-\ear-old, well broken Mare T Mule, at a bargain. 2t* M. R. DICKSON. Clover. S. C. | The New Silks ti J This is going to be a gre Silks do not seem to h 5 tion to Woolen and F will find splendid linei z as complete an assort J the larger stores of tl J find our prices most at I SOLID COLOR! j Good Yard-wide Black Tc * Fine Yard-wide Taffeta, ii popular shades, per yai X Our Special Yellow Bord extra good value?at I CREPE D1 (rood, heavy 40-inch Crept d Black, Pink and all th ? shades?Priced per va PRETTY SILE 5 SPECIAL J Yard-wide Foulards?tin j patterns?very pretty FANCY I I Yard-wide Fancy Satins^ ?Priced at K1RKPATRICK-I I Sells It I DREW PUMPS AND 0 FOR LA THE SPRING SHOWI* FOOTWEAR FOR I REAL STYLE AND C AN EVENT AT THIS Our Spring shipment < road some six weeks, bu have hurried them 011 disj experience that our lady to see the Drew line early, all the ladies of this town this store and see the han wear to be found any whe is snap and style in every every pair. There's eon in all of them there's full expect to put in your exti occasions. This first shipment in< GRAY KID PUMPS. Louis Heels MOUSE KID PUMPS. Louis Heelf WHITE KID PUMPS. Louis Heel. KID PUMPS, LouIb Heels, Three for your selection fin DfviDd T.niila Hull Tun Pi Choice of Selection KID PUMPS, Medium Military H TAN CALF LACE OXFORDS, Me Heels?a snappy, stylish Oj BLACK KID LACE OXFORD8?] Heel?a pretty shoe TAN CALF PUMP?Low Heel KID PUMPS. Military Heels, at KID PUMPS. Medium Heels KID BLUCHER OXFORDS, Low KID LACE OXFORDS, Plain Toe We will be specially plea dies who are interest* to call and see the new display in Our Shoe D SHOES J* M. S iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiniiiiuiiimiia s T J u I ME A CUSTOMER OF | NK | KS AREfOl'IJ | A C V TUCM I n J IV 1 11 Li III SAVINGS BANK Till: PEOPLE" - s. c. iiiiiiiiHiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiinniiiiiiiniHimii For Wheatless Days IK IT IS a problem for you fo decide what to eat on "Wheat leas Days," let this Store help you?We can. We have MINCE MEAT. SWKKT I'OTATOKS. OABB.UJK, KINK AND NAVY BEANS. Bl'TVEU BEANS, BLACK EYED PEAS, MACKEREL, OANNKD SlIAD. PREMIER DKKSSINOi, SOl'R AND SWEET PICKLES, KVAKOHATE1) API'l-HS, KVAKOItATED PEACHES, EVAPORATED APRICOTS. PRUNES. ORANCES, IIANANAS, APPLES. Ami lots of other tliitiKs fui? yuiir table. Just see us or |>lione .It. W E.F.ERGUSON Sf Tlu- I Inquirer solicits onlrrs for nil kinds of IIIt'll ( rude Commercial Stationery?I/cltcr llnids. Hill Heads, Statements, Kiiv?'Io|m*s, Kte. hat are Popular f at Silk Season, because * tave advanced in propor- J ine Cotton Goods. You J 3 of Silks at this Store? J ment as you will find in f le bigger towns. You'll i tractive. J ijD TAFFETAS i iffeta, per yard 98 Cts. { n Navv, Black and all 3 d _ ^ $1.50 J er Black Taneta?an i $1.75 Yd. if 2 CHINES ? 5 de Chines, in White, j e Street and Evening id $1.50 $ I FOULARDS I , PRICES I ?se big dot and ling " $1.50 Yd. I SATINS J -Stripes and Checks * $1.25 to $1.98 Yd. if JELK COMPANY j tor Less X IXFORDS DIES'SPRING WEAR rG OF IRVING DREW iADIES WHO WANT OMFORT, IS ALWAYS STORE >f Drew Shoes was on the ' ? i - i 1 t at last arrived aiiu we day, because we know by customers always want , It is here and we invite i and community to visit dsomest line of fine footre in this section. There pair. There's quality in ifort in every pair, and value for the money you ra stvlish shoes for dress eludes: 1 $7.50 Pretty Style* $5.50 I retty Style* for $500 idium Military $6.00 I Medium Military $5.50 | *5.50 *4.00 *44)0 Rubber Heel* *5.50 t, built for comfort *5.50 sed to have all of the Lai in fine Spring footwear, Irving Drew line now on epartment. TROUP shoes \ ... : *v