Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, March 26, 1918, Image 3

Newspaper Page TextMERE-MENTION Th* Ifritish are still advancing in Palestine and have rec-nlly captured three towns The- pr<sld?nt has s.gn<d the hill which brings the railv.. loads under control ol 'h?- icovernIncut. Tli< bill |ipivii|i s t'.r the < 011in.ii.ui1> ?if government operation until tw?-i,tv-one months after lh<- close of fhe W..I i!aj "Jeii l?eonard Wood. who wont to Franc- in cm >> i t>? obs< rve o|<eiations has returned t>> Arn'-riea The <; rman base ?s??-i.<1 was bombarded in i'M'lsh iii>.into:- 1: > Thursday "Jrt?*.i.c H. Wiil'iion. .t Jianlist clergyman of Windsor*-. Vermont has been s< nt n> i-.| io iii?- l-'iii'Tiii prison in Atlanta lor Iveins lor -lisloval u'teian- s and foi opposing the government's' ..-.oi-.i-e i-r-. ii- Tin. liet-iiiari lot . I j.imio lioatsW'ie - ink iti :i Imtlh with! Itritbh and in-h destroyer* nil I liilhkirk. l-'c.ilast \v< k ' >ik- llrit-i i - li ?h-*f rn.wr "..-is .IniiiaK.-d S?-rr?-I i.iiv uf War U.ik' r i< i.'iw in l<i.mJ<.n.j tip- L' p St of AlllllU.Vvliilll I'jiiji 'i'ik- hist Kilns i-nciK1'1! in 'Ik- ;ii*i!l? ry | .! linn . In-li ??|?' i?? ?l in i-'l.tn?i> is lust | Thun>l.i\ 'iiul'l l.v heard it I lover. sptomi till' KllKilsh ' ll'llllj. i. A party of Al< xh-uiiM fired a* rnss 11?. border ;it an American patrol n?-:u Kaliens. Tex.. Friday. Th?* Americans Witlidr* -w and tii?- All xk alis crossed OWr to tlii- A lip r i all m<!?- TIi<- Aim Tican* iIk it itt:n k?-?l ilii* :>> M.-xi' ans aii'l k:ll.-'l foui of tin- party .fudip- l.in-iis of ili<- Federal i on it in i "lii' iuo. I.as refused tli<- ph-a of i-ouiisi-l for tip- I W. W'.'s lor tin r< turn o' paper* m*ix <1 in rai'l.s of Fed?-raI .1^1 ins in tin nationwiiln tion a Ka Inst till oiualil/ation under the si-oiii.i K<- all. Tin- trial of HIT nil rilllii rs of tin- I \V. W . lias In i n si-t for April J si An Amsterdam dispute-h says ttiat two Unman I'atholu- prpsts haw ii executed in Itr-Jssi-l.s h> tin<; rill.Hi-- on i li:il(!(-s of spmiiUKC. l-.njhi oIIk-i priests haw heen sinti ini l tu imprisonment at hard Ialair for lit* A lt'i-.-ian .-hip <if 5,U"'l tons, helphss a I > a li.V reason of loss of h.-r i uiph r. his In i-ii taken in tow hv a lanki-l ami tak? II to a I'aiiielian pot t 1.1 In r I y lion-Is lo tin- value of $:5'?.i.Imhi I,a . i- In ii slop h in I licW'all sir. t si-i tion of \-w York, with in 'ho past few w.-'-ks. An oricanixiil lliainl is sal'l In In- WOl'killi; a m Ih Iiii of hiitiiiiK iiu-ssi iiKi-r hoys to till them when iliey will I -1?\? i In.mis ami then ; liavliik n i onleili-rate to u-ceive the hoiiils wh.-n ih-liM.-r?-il I'lisoneis c at Siliu Sum pl'i. on. New York, had a holiday last Fridtt In est use of an . epp|? llll<- "1 iimu'e 111:111 j 1 .-i ... ... krippe, 11. hi effort tn slump <>iil tin* 1 disease A > - ! ilis|>.it'll I torn I Hiitlslt in :n|i|tl.il t< rs iii Ptaliee tells of :iii A iii* Menu aviator '111 1 Ills ol?s. rv.-r, who iv f .ittio-ki 1] hy einlit I'lll'lllV pi.ill's while ll \ III K over the << 1111 in inn m Tin Am* 1.'.in iieeolint- . I tin four of the eiieniv. hut <.u hm<|. 1 lit it was foilinl tli.it tie observer was le.i'l An A msterdain <lisp:iteli tells of nil explosion lieu I' .Molls III Sit Thursday. 111 w hieli ::n <.'ermnns weir kllle.l. I 011 W'OIIII'leil, .ill'l :.? ? in IIIIi'ion wnitoiis destroyed nlout with vent piles of in 11 ii 11 ioiis. .lust what fi.llsell the Nplosjt.ll IS tlot stale.I M: title .Mill-hell. ?>n. of the most ^ fill llllls ot Anil lie,III . l|. -Si S. lite.| III New York. Kridny. ateil s?*. years 'apt..Ill W illi nil Redmond. son of John Redmond. I.lie Irish Nationalist leniler. has been elected to the Rrdisb house 01 ominous, ilefentiiiK In White. .1 Slllll I'ellier Tlele Was .1 1 iot at W.iterlor.l, Irel.ttPl. when lie election of III dlliolld was .nilloiilieeil. ntnl iitiionc oiln rs. In While vol hit 011 the he.nl with a hriek < "hnrles 1 I., t'rlllti. follliel jtiilue, has lie. 11 ill? elureil Kiiilty of disloyalty ami se.litloli. 11> the senate of .Montana. sittniK as a eourl of inipeaehiiieiit. No defense vvas offered. 'ruin resinned several Mays before the senate voted on the ?i 11 est ion of Ills vulli and has left til" stale I tot I) hrnlielles of the South l>akota legislature have passed hills providiiik for the conscription of lahor for farm work. The lulls au- , thorl/e eonseription under supervision of the county eouncils of defense ui?- ' der the di reel ion of the state council. ' L The hill causes severe penalties. It is ' Kk partlouhirly aimed a.' Ulenwu 111 the ) 11 n>1 nine in 1 itu rii-? administrator of Illinois told the National Association <>f Master Bakers in t'hicano last week, that between now and Aumtst American people would have to cut the consumption of whe.it Hour at h ast to ilfly per cent of normal consumption A battalion of Turkish woitu 11 has la-en orKani/.ed hy the war ministry of Turkey for work behind the lines A 'la-font Ann r lean tnotolhoat the Auoss'/.. has heell seized .at sea hy au American warship and taki 11 to a I'acilh port for investiKatiou. The Avassiz ti ol oil board sevetul tiertnans. <Scrinaii links, rules and ammunition and had put t<> sea from a Mexican port The American destroyer Mauley was in collision with a Mritish warship 111 Irish waters oil March I ! . As the r< suit of the ? xplosion of : depth cliarce. thrown overboard from the Mauley alter a tire started on tin- v.ss. 1. sixteen livewere lost The Mauley reached port CLOVER CULLINGS Corivapondi'ii.-n The Y?rkville K'mulr.r y Mover. M.ueh J 3. I.iltlc Miss Roberta l'eny. of ?'hestcr. is the must if her k rand pa rents. I'aplain and Mrs. \V_ I. Mnsoii. Mrs* .1 M> i k Smith and Miss i"iaii-i din Smith l< It Friday morning to visit rclutlx os in lialTiicj . Mrs. John M. For-I of route l. spent I ^ Friday h'-re with hoi sister. Miss P Kll/.a Adams Miss M.ii'i<* Noil I visited Mrs. <5. W Pleasants is Casioniu. this vvtrk. Mrs. i*. II F? iki.stm n t inted Friilay from near Belmont. N i'.. where she vlsilt'il lit*r sister. Mrs. .lolin Mr. la-all. Mrs. Davidson Younublood ami Miss Agnes Yoiitigblood attended the funeral of Mr. Hubert it. Cordon at J t'nion ?. 11uit li Thuisday morning. Corporal .lames lledgpiith. of Camp Sevier, reeeiitly visited his mother. Mrs. .lames Itedgputh here. Most la 111 is Mattie Turner ami daughter. Mary Itoyd an visiting the former's son. Mr. Walter Whisonatit in Salisbury, this week. Misses Palsy ami Coy (Bonn ami Messrs W i?. St roup ami C. S. Hedriek spent Tuesday in Charlotte. Mr. M. Pieks.iii spent several days In t rang'-burc. tins week Misses Jennie and laieia Hell of Bessemer City reeeiitly vlsiteil Miss Martha Westniorelaml here. Mr. A. B Currenee of route ;t re celvctl a eartl from his son Haymond. Friday morning telling t>f his safe arrival in France. The young Mr. t'urrence volunteered last June and entered a training ramp at Fort I^avenworth. Kansas, along with Mr. Millard T. Williams another one of our Clover boys. They were hoth in the Fiigmeer turps ami remained at Fort Leavenworth, until a few weeks ago when they were transferred to Camp Votv Jersey, then later sailed for Kraiico. j Mrs. Mary Mikorel died at her home I at the old mill Milage Wednesday. The! funeral services were conducted at o'clock Thursday afternoon by her jmstor the Rev. H. A. Whitten and the hody w:ts laid to rest in Woodside cemetery here. Besides her husband she leaves one sister. Miss Oor.i bee Hritner and the following brothers, Messrs James and Will Briiner. Mrs. Ira McCurter of Filbert No. 1. returned this week from the Fennel! infirmary. Rook Hill, where she has been for treatment. Mrs. J. B. Brlson and little daughter. Sara, are spending a few days in (Instonia. with the former's sister Mrs. <?. \V. Pleasants. The Southern Bower Co., has a force of hands at work on its pole line between Clover and Yorkvflle. They are located in Clover and working out from here. Mr. O. H. Karris left here Thursday afternoon for Greenville, making the trip in I>r. Bressly's ear which he is taking to Camp Sevier for the owner's use. Mr. Walter Holmes of Camp Sevier, is the guest of his sister, Mrs. C. S. Hedrick. * ? ? The state of South. Carolina, through its financial board, has borrowed from the Palmetto National bank of Columbia. $1,500,000 to take care of the government until after the collection of taxes in the fall. The rate of Interest is 4 3-4 per cent. / ? w ? ? ? The students of Converse coi! have j,!anted a jiatch of ten a<T?-?s Irish potatoes under an arrangem whereby each gtil ss to be paid iot labor th?- sarn?- as if she had t. hired by u farmer. The undertak is bona fi'ji- art serious. having ari out of the fact that if was not pt tiijitih- to .secure the necessary la to do tin work. New Coal Prices.?New maxim prices on coal for tieids in lllin liii'i. Ivnnsyhania. Virginia and \\ Virion1a have been announced by luej administration and they are i < fl'ect I ve I i- Iix d are a.s follows ' <lii" and West Virginia run of in pro i a red sizis $2.25; slack screen inks 11.75 in certain fields. Pennsylvania in certain fields run mine f j. prepared sizes $2.25; sla <?r -i-ieeninifs $1 75. Illinois distriet No. 1 run of in prepared sizes $2.I?'?: slack scre.ntnits #2.1" Vug.ma and West Virmnia. I'o imll'as dlstli' t and Certain other 111 i un of iiiinc f j AT THE CHURCHES <" 11A It Li >TT ? : ST 11K KT B A PITS'] 1'ravt-r meeting Thursday evening 7.3o o'clock. FIRST BAPTIST Pr.ivi r meeting Wednesday even 7.3o o'clock. Special jRcliffs Card of Thanks. In behalf of my mother and otl m< min is of the family, as will myself. I desire to acknowledge h ilc?pl\ we have been touched by 'ins. |ii.-li kindness and syinpat shown us in connection with the hcss. d'ath and burial of my fatl Robert <!. (iordon. Our gratitude n ii.preeiaiion art more than wi can ' press. S. Walker Cordon 25 It. * Crop Mortgage Blanks. T'rop Mortgage Blanks arc retai it 'I'iii Cmpiirer ntliee at 1 for 5 ct 3 lor 10 i ts.; s for 25 cts.; 12 for ?s ; 5o |..i $1.25; ion for $2.25. I'm in it ions .-ir? now li< inir made to pr i id w supply of tin- form fiivfi-ri li> tlio Clerk oi tin- Court, siti<t iii-i!> this uffi'i': All orders tor 1 ? moii- n(.j\i,| previous to March will filled .11 si .."in |m i' ioii. < ti ll tot I-ss thou 1 tut nt tlio first mitt pi ices ulitivc. 'Jl I.. M. f!fist's Sons OBITUARY l?iri??At tin- home of his daupht Mis. \V. 'P. Montpoinery, at Hioki 5r?i\ ?\ on Mari-li 13th. JAM i'I.AICK. aited 6"i years of Hripf disease. Ilo is sin vi veil |?y Ins wi oiio son. Kmuictt i 'lark of Chesl . n*l two daughters. Mrs. W. 'P. Mo colliery. ainl Miss I.i/.zio May I'lnrk Vof k v lib*. Interm-nt was in the It. I'. < > iiieterv at Sharon after ft i raI services bv HeV. Iv It. Hunter. March at her homo on Chr N'o. |. from tuberculosis. Miss HO I:\ A i l.KM ANT1NK t'AHKOLU ai years, r'uiieral service was c< luoteil by lte\. A. A. Mcla-an and I interment took place at Howlinp 'ire Sle- is survived b\ two sisters. Mrs. I-;. Mel'lure of Yorkvllle No. a a Mrs. It. It. Itobinson of Clover No. ml live brothers, Missrs. It. \V.. a M l>. Carroll oi Cliaiuuait. Kansas, a Messrs. Campbell, Uiles ami Haul Ci roll of Clover No. 1. <M pneumonia, at Sliettlebl. Ala.. March 17. C A HI. I.. Cl.lNTnN. son Mr. ami Mrs. .1. .1. Clinton, lornierty I let liesila township, now of Chest The yonnjr man volunteered for I iimv last June, hut was rejected idiysicall.v unlit. Afterward. lie vi drafted, accepted ami sent to Cai luckson; but was discharged. Ho \t ^npaced in construction work at t mmy iMx.,'v ill r<in-yTu'ifl tit inn "rtitie his death. The interment took pi; at Itethesda on last Wednesday. a( toiierel services by H'-v. Krnnk Wa law. lie is survived bv ills purcl two brothers and lour sisters: Hei ..a i......i.. Mm c r Tnri .Mrs. .1. Simpson. .Mrs. \V. K : pliii II ami Misses Nannie .ami I. 'linton. fw&& WULMVLSGS STAMPS IHVtD t?V THE UNITED STATES /GOVERNMENT Buy Them And Help Win The Wt FOR SALE EVERYWHEI THE STAR THEATt EXTRA SPECIAL On Tuesday, April 11 The Star Theatre will present RED RIDING HOO The famous nursery story that has interest ?'(! millions. You km the story?Xow see it motion pictures. ITYE REELS? Tuesday, April 11th. STAR THEATRE J. Q. WRAY, Manage FOR FINAL DISCHARGE TWOTICE Is hereby given that ha\ tna?le a Final Settlement with Hon. L R. Williams. Judge of Prob of York county, as Administrator the Estate of P. Brooks Parish, ceased. I will on WKDNES1V \Pitll. ::o. make application for li discharge as Administrator of said late. \V. It. KELLER. Administrator Estate P. B. Parish Mar 5-19 t 51 EXTRA GOOD VALUI 30 Pieces Fancy VOILES at 16 2-S < IS Pieces Wide Novelty VOILES, a 25 Cts. Y i 3S Pieces Heavy Stripe Fancy SL'IT 1NOS for Skirts?a 40c value?a 25 CIS Yi LAI) AND LASSIE CLOTH, at 25 CIS. Yi READY TO WEAR? 300 WHITE SKIRTS, all styles?, Special value at $1.00 El CIS Dozen VOILE WAISTS, at $1 cn SILK WAISTS?White. Pink. Yel low. Gold, at $1.98 to $:! CREPE DE CHINE WAISTS? A1 shades?at $3.50 ? 1 oo SILK SKIRTS, in Stripes am Plaids, at $3.98 to $4 SILK DRESSES at $0.98 to $12 SILK POPLINS? Yard wide, in all colorings, at $1.00 Yi TAFFETAS at $1.50 to $2.50 Yi CHILDREN'S REAPA'-TO-WKAR DRESSES 25 Ct& to $2.50 E< MIDDY SCTTS. In White, at $3 S00 Pairs TENNIS OXFORDS jus received at 50 Cts. to 75 Cts. Men's Extra Heavy OVERALLS? All sizes. 32 to 42?a?t $1.75 F McCONNELL'! BCY A THRIFT STAMP MISCELLANEOUS WANTS nt n.r FOR SERVICE n Hainpsliin: l>oai'. S. X ir.? IV , Vorkvill- Xo. 2. 25 3t' fl MONEY TO LOAN AN K'ood real estate security at ' " per cent Interest. 12. t,f. J. A. MARION. Attorney. u in . !"*; r WANTED rP< rent itij' ston room. ?lirectl> oplow imsite the Trarorn Cotton .Mil hmMitig. M ill n sit i )ii'u|i. Writ?* tm?i. c. LY'ITIMER. Chester. S. C I FOR SALE /J00D one-horse Hickory Wukoii am i oi " sot Hi' Harness. Used only shor cks !ini?-. A bargain fur <;Ui<.-k sale. J. K J? HINSON, York. S. c. or LAST THRESHING DAY 111 V Cane Seed Thresher will be ii V"! operation Tomorrow. WEDXES ',1?" HAY. for thi* LAST DAY this season i'omv early. Same place. P. W. LOVE EGGS FOR HATCHING Iflt'i.M two pi to til exceptionnlly fir.i p liarrxl Plymouth Docks, fJ ami $: ' pi r si.tting. ER'?OKS INMAN. : at York. S. C KODAK FILMS DEVELOPED EMRST CLASS work ami prompt at'ng 1 tention. WILLIAM DRAKEFORL ami No It MAN' WAI^SH, York. S. C. ? IT, t. f. lit* FOR RENT - r 1 mo Kw.art house on Wriirht aveX. nue ami the IV. it. Carroll Hurl house on Lincoln street. Apply to her 100 tf J. S. PRICE. Attorney ow FOR SALE the \| Y Ht'ME. on King's Mountaii thv 1?1 -Sireet. '1'- .1. S. MACK' "HELL. ht'r Mar 5-1S t. f. tf mil ______ v- TIRZAH GINNERY WILL I-.- operated FRIDAY. Marcli in.I THURSDAY. March 2s ami FRIDAY. 2!?th. after which it will close for the season. I,.<| o.j.j, T n. GLENN. Manager. 35 WANTED int T T K K'tRY logs Highest price? ' l X X paid. Send for price list ami specifications. ' THE IVEY MFG. < t H ckory. N C .Ian 1-. tf. I.',; WHITE SPANISH PEANUTS J A CENTS a pound ai my home on ! J-" i Filbert, or by parcel post for postage added. 23.21 * F. c. WALKER. STRAYED )R STOLEN er. Q| \'p.\| morning, 11row a t honingh JL\ ^ bled fem.ili Sin pie nl dog. White . on tip ' inl of ii*iv*' am! tail. Collar No. its IP-turn to F' 'REST SMITH. "*' 25 t.i. von;. >. i . DIAMONDS AND HEARTS WILL I?- h\ Sunnyside school ;,t I!iiI!?tI's i U oil I'riilnj' Xi.-ht. March lH-j.iniiinir :ii S o'clock. H. W. BROWN. v.r \V- ' !tMl MASONS. ATTENTION th QI'WI.\1( f ommunhv.tion Pliilation. t'tropic Lodge. No. 32. A. F. M.. Ibis Tl'ESDAY night, at S o'clock. nJj Work in F. C. ili ^roc. , CK??. W. WILLIAMS. W. M. n<l W. R. Latimer. Secretary. It ,'rl LONG TERM REAL ESTATE MORTGAGE LOANS on INTEREST RATE: 6<T where $3,000 of or more wanted. :>n?l applicant in of no hurry to close; TZ for oniric clos, , ing loans. |ho E. SPKNt'ER. Attorney. FOR RENT mp AN'K two horse farm between as " Wri'jhts' ferry and Nannie* Mourn he tain in flay Hill section, will rent w fhrrtp-nr lumWirsVofiCt^nu witnee half the crop. Plenty of fruit. Schno' 'tor near by. See J. R. GARDNER, Bel. r<l- moot. X. 25?It t. ,ir> LADIES icr, L X^iU'R font Suits and Skirts am ida A Waists should be Dry Cleaned We have In our employ a Pry flennei Who Cnderstands Dry Cleaning an< Does It Right. Send Your Dry Clean ing Work to l*s. Guaranteed satisfac ion or no Charge. kel.t.y's pressing Cf.I*B. CLOVER TRANSFER COMPANY York and Rook Hill. T BAYE Shieder Drug store at Yorl " al T.Iln and 10 a. m.. and 1.30 am 1 p. m., and leave Hock Hill Drug Co. at x.3U tind 11.30 a. m.. and 2.3u am 5.30 p. in. Daily except Sunday. Far cents each wav. White people only 1'I.OVKIt TRANSFER fOMPANI 23?w?titno. ir 5T, FEEDSTUFFS IE Vi ?l* KNOW THAT WE MAKE . SPECIALTY OF FEEDSTITFS. Al _ ways have a good line of foodstuffs fo 117 Horses. Mules, Cows. Poultry. Y-\we know the stuff is high. but we can not help that. We are not making tin Wholesale fo.st Prices. We only udi a small pot< ? nt aim that will enable in to stay in business. When Wholesal Prices drop we will lie delighted ti th give Yol' the lienellt. See l"s for? Pl'RIN.V Horse and Mule Feed. PI KI.YA PIG CHOW?tine for thi D growing pig. I'l'RINA < ?M KLINE? Made of gooi grade of Cracked Corn. (kits. All'alfi Meat and Molasses?It'll make ant h_ work animal smile. baby chick feed. >W HICK MKAL SPARTAN GRAINS?You know thii is the bait of feeds for dairy cows. FERGUSON & YOUNGBLOOI " We Have Received inK THE CARLOAD OF 16 PER CENT ACID. ate Parties who have spoken for it will ^?." please hnnl out. ^ ?j No Soda as yet. "s- "vGARDEN SEED Every one \\ ho has a pnteh of ground I, should plant a good garden. We have _ a eotnplelo variety of Garden Seed in papers and in hulk. JQ Means and Peas. We want to buy Peas and Cane Its. YORK SUPPLY COMPANY t Wholesale and Itetail. inl ard a Plant POTATOES MO TIIE P(X>D ADMINISTRATION it ' urgingFurmers and otaers everywhere " to GROW MORE IRISH POTATOES 1.98 This is necessary because of the scarI.50 city of wheat. We'll need everything in the way of foo?l crops to "Help Wlr anl the War." It is up to YOU and US tc i*rd do our BEST. Growing more Potatoet is one way?Start it now. It is not toe ?clt late to plant potatoes for the spring I 411 nn.vit \Vf> ha VP tht? Pr. SKI:I) IKISII POTATOES? " ^<ots of them, and we'll get more il they are needed and wanted. Bnt dc not delay the planting. SEE US- A1 ^ OXCE FOR SEED. Priced Right. CARROLL BROS. M. li. n in ton It. L Clinton CLINTON BROS., Cash Grocery ! JUST RECEIVED? ? FRESH shipment of ! 1 SUPREME HAMS. J SUPREME BREAKFAST BACON*?Sugar Cured. CREAM OF WHEAT. PUFFED WHEAT., PANCAKE FLOUR, j CORN FLAKES. OAT MEAL CRACKERS. NATIONAL RYE BISCUIT. FRISCO? 1 j Fine for frying and for cuke mak- . ( ing. Try it. It s tine. Fresh tirat?-?l Cocoa nil t in Cans. Dried Apples, Evaporated Peaches, etc. CLINTON BROTHERS ' Phone .">!*?For Good Tilings to lilt. * NOTICE. 3 , To Creditors of the York Publishing Company. A CCORDING to decree in B. W. Wil" ** son Paper Co. vs York Publishing Co.. et a!. Common Pleas, York County. S. C.. the creditors of York Publishing i j Co. are hereby notified to establish their claims oeiore oe ai a ncurnuv t<> li<- held in my office, at York. S. April 2. 1918, or !? barred. 1 ('. K. SPENCER. Special Referee. 21 ? 3t.. w. ; COLORITE Sl'MMKR TIME IS COMING?SprinB time has arrived. You'll i>e digging up hat old Straw Hat soon. Give it a ! new color?make it new with OOLORITK. This is a splendidly permanent | fast color preparation with which to 'do over" Straw Hats. It is int-xpen- | sive, easy to use and plcasinB in eflect?2S Cents a liottlt?All Colors. CHLORITE can he used for coloring t I Shoes. Handbags, Celts, etc.. and you II will find it a permanent coloring. Ltd | us tell you more about COLORITE. j } CLOVER DRUG STORE R. L. XYYLIK. Proprietor. ., j Oir Motto;?QUALITY?SERVICE s s I TRUNKS, SUIT CASE We arc especially prow CASK ami HANDIJAC sal ? i ^ . it : and most 01 wnaT we sen t goods, although we sell m Low I j us give you prices. You'I Cases and Uags. We belie ; . nriecs arc very attractive ' themfffyou. Hbre's'a fev LADIES' WARDROBE TRUNK?J nomely anil strongly brass trin ers. pockets., skirt and suit ruel TRUNKS?For Men and Women, 1 well made in every partieulai i. selection?Priced at - r 822.50. $21.50, $20.00,, ?HU i 812.50. $11.50. $10.00, SIMM ?.*>.??. TRUNKS -1 !i .iss Trimmed, with L TKUYKS-HURLER TKA VS. ltrasi Priccil at iSTKA M Eit 'rat*NKS? Wnndorfull> roomy, size considered?Priced $IU.50, S12.5(1. $9.0 SUIT CASES AN ALMOST Every one needs a Suit Vase or u Handbag at some time. Don't borrow. The other fellow never likes to lend his Hag or Suit ?*nsc?You don't like to borrow, but sometimes you do. Let us show you these New Rags and Cases?You'll lind one , to suit you here, in size, quality ( and Price. Then you'll neither I have to borrow or lend, unless I you want to lend. I Handling* ? Genuine Vow hide. I some ol' them fitted for ladies, I some for men?Priced at 1 $22.50, $18.50. $10.50. $12.50 and $10.00. other Leather Rags at? $8.50, $8.(Ml, $7.50, $0.50. S5. SUIT VASES?24 inches in sizes $10.50. $15.00, $12.50?All llu-w OTHER LEATHER VASES?Pricei 87.50 to 85.00. CHEAPER VASES? Priced at $:'..5 $1.25?These are inostlv Fibre ONE RELLOWS VASE?Solid Lent 51 when you need u trunk, hut do ' Priced at ' YES. TO HK SURE, YOU'LL , I SHOES J. M. S' The Bank of Clover 1 CLOVER. S. C. . EVERY BUSINESS DAY { [ THIS HANK IS IIKIIE TO SERVE ' Vol". That's Our business and our a pleasure?Serving other People? a giving Hunt the very best of Banking e Service from the smallest detail on up 1 t<> your most important tlnancial proposition. 1 DEPOSIT YOUR MONEY HERE It will be SAFE, and being on deposit a here will help you to protect yourself q acainst careless spending?the dribbling away of money as money will I dribble away when you carry it in q your pocket. And then another scr- j I vice that this Bauk will render you Is j that It will keep a close account of ( your funds?At least Once in Each Month You will know just what you g have paid out by Checks and how J, nittch you have to your Credit, and then too the Bank Way is the Correct \ Business Way. Come and see Us. ' JAS. A. PAGE. Cashier. ' | Yorkville Cotton Oil Com 5 | For Several Hui ! i MUST BE SHELLED A = Bring In the C | BAGS WANTED. | i S We Want All the Good, Clean i Second-hand Gunny Sacks l ? that we can get during the - Next Thirty Days, that will ( 3 hold 100 Pounds or Over. , 3 Bags Must be Whole and Sound; r but neat patching not objec| S tionable. j YORKVULE C01T0 us-cii>#<Jt>e<i?>s<Jt>ex*yi NOTICE ro (>ur Itural SulKtlbiT^ In Souil i'aroliiui: APPLKAT1- -X has been made to th< liailroad '"ommission of Soutl ;arol:nu to grant an increase of twen v-rivc cents per month, beginninf May 1st. 1 on rural telephone sta ;ii?ns. The advanced costs of labor, mate ..i! ami maintenance is why this siigh nertusc is asked, that we may be abb ,, ontinue your service. The rates paid now are same as pait ance w hile maintenance of prop rt> lias mcreaatd 5'J per cent to 20' .. I-' e. i.tIMEI?M"NT TELEPHONE dc TELE ijItAl'HCu. Mar. 19-23 t 3 Real Estate 3E WISE! BUY NOW. BEFORE PRICES ADVANCE. Everything Except Land Has Advanc ed. and It Is Sure to Do So; 30 Cts Cotton Soon Pays for a Place. I Property of 5. T. Ferguson. Sr.? ; miles irom York: 1 ;x l - Veres, y-.-oom residence, new barn. - tenant houses, 15 acres bottoms. 0|' 10 aires woodland, aboui |.j(? acres under wire. Veres?3-rooiu tenant house d or ' acres woodland. 13 acres bot toms. ... ,-a?1. room dwelling. coot lam. < otti.n house, about 30 acres \v t m .<ll.i 'id. 3. Property of R. T. Castles?About -3 mile from Smyrna. 1?;? acr-s, two 3-room tenant houses 3 lam>. cotton house, 10 acres hott<>nis. bout SO acres open land, balance i:i timber. Property of Joe E. Hart, neai 'irzah: 1 ;?; l-l acres, adjoining lands of W F*. < ">?. T. M. Oaten and others i;.iuo:i! dwelling, 3 tenant houses <: rooms '.'tehl. barn, etc.: 13 or 1sicii s in pastuie. Plenty of wood, j. Property of M. C. Willis. Jr.: 37'!-1" acres, adjoining lands of l> IShi- der and others. About 3 acrealfalfa: 1 tenant house: well of wa P i-; branch runs through place. Koi n bai-ain see me uulck. f You Want to Buy, See Me. If Yoi Want to Sell, List Your Propert) With Me. IP-tin tulrcr?I have lots of other atrnctive offerings. Loans Arranged on Farm Lands. GEO. W. WILLIAMS REAL ESTATE BROKER loom 204 Firtt National Bank Bldg gr Tin- Enquirer solicits orders foi II kinds of lllgli Grade Commercial talionci y?dx-ltcr I leads, (till Heads latcnieiits, Envelope*. Etc. S AND HANDBAGS J of our TRUNK, SUIT cs. We sell lots of them s of the higher grade of any that are classed as s and. Cases. We have just received a big shipment of the famous line of ROUNTREE Handbags, Suit Cases and Trunks. They are as Hue as can be made, and in a wide range of qualities. We want you to see them?examine the make up of them and let 11 like the Trunks, Suit ve you'll agree that our . A uitvav let us show v (Tescnptioiis: lade of three-ply veneer, handimed, double trolley, live drawks?an elegant trunk for 8:10.00 standard sizes and thoroughly -?A wide variety of prices for >0, 810.00. $15.00, 8I I.00, I, 88.50, 80.50, $0.00 and eather Straps, at 88.50 and t'p. s Trimmed, handsomely llnished, 810.50 Hull I'll. convenient in size and very at s 0, $8.5(1 aIUI 90.511. D HANDBAGS 00, $3.50, $3.00 aiul $3.50. , and priced at $18.50, $17.50, > Warranted Genuine Cowhide. I at $11.00, $10.00, 39.00, $8.50, 0. $3.00, $3.50. $3.00, $1,500 and and Reed Cases. her -One of the kind to carry n't care to bother with a trunk? $10.50 FIND TIII'.SE AT STKOIP'S. r R OU P SHOES SAT AT JOHNS' When You are In town and want t CAT. just remember JOHN'S Place can furnish you with just what yoi rant and cooked the way you want it ,nd you'll find that my prices are jus s reasonable as can be made unde xistiiiB conditions. Yes. I'll be Kla< o have you eat with me at any time FRUITS Also remember, please, that I carr; . complete line of FRTJITS of the bes uaiities. all the time. And also I HAVE CANDIES )f many kinds that will please you f you want high grade, boxed can iles. I have them. If you want Bull 'andies. I have them, too. See me for Nuts. Chewing Gums loft DrinkB. Cigars, Cigarettes, Tobac os. Smoking and Chewing, etc. Torkville Candy Kitchei JOIIN DEM AS. Prop. >FORCORN $2.00 j ipany Is In the Market | idred Bushels. lND good quality i orn At Once. \ FEBBUABY ginning? Our Ginnery will con- : tinue in operation [ daring February. N (ML COMPANY j < . FEED OBTirDIKG VyE Iiave put in our Feed Grindii 1 " Machine and it make* a fine grai of feed from ear corn, velvet beans i c almost anything: you want ground, i Bring- us your Corn if you want got - Meal. Corn shelled free of charge. \\ ? buy Ear Corn and pay the Hlghe: - Cash price. PUTNAM & Hl'EY. 5 SEED POTATOES? j NOW IS THE TIME, as soon as yc . can. get them in the ground. We at ) offering Maine Grown Hod BUss Irtr Cobblers and larly Hose S<-ed Iris . Potatoes. We cannot get any more I t sell at the price we are offering thes . Get your Sce?l Irish Potatoes Here i onee, nnd plant a good sized patch f< your own use. gakden seeds? A Garden these times is a t<a>in i proposition and everybody should ha\ ? carden. See us for Garden See. and also for Onion Sets. peanuts fois planting? The Peanut is growing in import .nee a money orcp in the son! . Every farmer should plant some pej nuts. It will pay handsomely. W ' paid 12 per bushel for peanuts lai fall. See us for seed and try it. G. W. WHITESIDES & C< SlfAKON - - S. V. I ' TAKE CASE S0UE YOUR EYES are without a doul the most important organ ol the boil and should be taken special rare o You should have them carefully exatr ' incd occasionally whether you wva ' lasses or not. If it be Heal, Hone; Ser\ ice and Protection you want, hi Shleder, "The Optometrist"; if It Style you want, see Shleder also; If be the Host tains* money can buy, yo want to see Shleder: hut if it be a bi lot of money you want to spend, se some one else. i f Ask the hundreds of glad souls wh have been to see me about my wor and prices, and see what the man tlif lit you with glasses did for your puck el book. All Examination* Free. I), li. SlIIEDEH. l>. O. RUGS j WE HAVE a splendid assortment c HT'IS- All Siz-a-s at the ltlirlit l*riee: SPECIAL SALE OF STETSON FELT HLtiS. ask in sec menu uuu u-oiv VI DOIt POKC1I SHADES? We have these in all sizes to tit a! sizes of porches. They arc a royal lux ury for hot summer days, and not ver expensive. See about them. HOUSE FURNISHINGS? Come to see us for anything an everything in the way of House Fur nishings. We are splendidly stoeke* to lit your wants. YORK FURNITURE CO HAVE YOU Houglit Any THRIFT STAMP for Yourself, Wife and liable*? npilliUU never was a more attractiv opportunity of patriotic servie and Self Help offered to this State tha that of purchasing Government Sat lugs Stamps, which may be had at th Postoffice or either Bank. Do yo realize rtiar if every uue uW Vmy -or single 25 Cts. Stamp, which will be r< deemed with interest by the Goveri inent. it would give Uncle Sam mot than S2.VOIMI.OOO with which to fit' and clothe our Hoys "Over There?" Close tab is being kept on eac county In the- state, so as to show wY Is loyal in the purchase of thci Stamps, and York County stood niiu tccntli on February 16th. and TIIIH mi March 2nd. 1*1 Us Climb Up toil Top on tfic Iteport of April 2nd. Form the llablt," and let enc member of your family have a Thrl Card. W. B. MOORE Authorized Agent for the Govcrnmei to Sell Thrift Stamps ut Cost. You Want to Earn Money THEN TAKE CARE OF WHAT YOU EARN? YOU work six clays in the wei earning money and unless YOU mal it a point to SAVE a part of it. at tl -???i i\t tho fewr vou will be Just whe vou STARTED. SET ASIDE A FEW DOLLA1 e ich week or month?make it a poii not to disturb what you have save but add regularly to it. This strong Hank can assist YG in many ways, and particularly be stronghold for the safe keeping Your money. .More ilian a Half .Million Assets Protoet ami Make Your Satin; Sure. First National Banl YORK - S. C. ' Yon Had Better Be Safe Than Sorr; D. M. PARROTT CLOVER, S. C. NEW SPRING GOODS u ARE NOW ARRIVING and wo w t be pleased to have our friends ar r customers call and see the many Ne 1 Spring Goods. SUPPERS AT BARGAIN PRICES. We have some forty or fifty pairs < Ladies' Slippers?Black and Tans .. Pumps and Straps?Only a few pai . of a kind?values from 12.50 to $3.5 To Close Out at OTS. to 81.25 Pal SHIRTWAISTS? And CORSET COVERS. I^dic you will be interested in these, b< ' cause of the splendid values. * EASTER BONNETS? Well made In correct styles for Li dies and Children and priced reasoi ' ably. * MEN'S IIATS? We are showing a good line of Men HATS?All Shades and Shapes to su ? all heads and pocketbooks. D. M. PARROTT. FIRST NATIONAL BAN] ' SHARON. - - a C. j ? Member Federal Reserve System j UNCLE SAM AND THIS BANK? j THIS IS ONLY one of the mar i Banks that is connected with the R< S serve Banking System, but Uncle Sai has his eyes on it just as keenly as : the First National Bank of Share 5 were one of the biggest of the biggei 5 financial institutions in the countr; : He makes it Safe for Oar Depositor Are YOU one of them? If not, th S Bank will be glad to have YOU bi come one of its customers. It pron S ises? ; COURTEOUS ATTENTION*, : CAREFUL ATTENTION, : SATISFACTORY SERVICE. : ABSOLUTE SAFETY. And every Banking Accomraodatio r that is backed by Sound .Banking an S Business Methods. ?J. S. HABTNESS, Oashiei ! Illlilllllltll llllllllllllllllltllllllilltlllllllllll :1 Do You i | LATE REPORTS fr = the Germans are shelling r" i monster eaniion lorated s Jl I though t his report has bei e? S ]?le refuse to believe it? 51 Any | IF YOU DO NOT BELIE % 1 That REGULAR r. positing in Our I SAVINGS DE J- | Is a wise and lielj J | REMEMBER I We pay Four P< ^ = pounded Quarter] 1 OPEX AX ACCl | THE LOAN AND! r 'Till: HANK IX >|{ YORK, I liiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiininiiiiiniiuiiiinii : Torpedoed land Sunk We see this In almost every paper > o vi-o nifU uii. While the ships go down. J k Priei?s? continue to go Up. 1 lt In both cases It seems a very har>l ' I* problem to control?the going down of the one and the rise of the other. But, what we started to say is. That ? WE HAVE ALMOST A COMPLETE LINE OF IIAItmVAltK , At very moderate prices, when you take everything into consideration, and i we will be glad to have YOU call upon < US for YOl'K wants. I SEE US for Wire. Pooling. Plows, and Points, Sliovels and nil Farming >f Tools. YORK HARDWARE CO. Phone 153 Phone 133 f* 4*Y+ ?* * ** + ** lm :J a. MULES Tl ;|| On Wednesday, Marel ?uais of Mules.-'Oii Tuesdt I-j| were all nice Mules. Tlio ,11 = quality were pleased in ev hi| ed a fourth car yesterday i " 5 want to call to your speci 1. i | ticular car is4 4 The Cream UlS best that money, combine I meut, could buy. Every ( it i as perfect as Mules can 1>< | a "Blue Ribbon" animal| ed from a large number IU | equal lias never been see _ | superiors haven't been gi = We invite you to see t S and see them. You can b = any rate you will be pleas | bo pleased to show you tli >k | We expect another cat h | mules james gfl is E Ht +A*W +A*Y. +AW +A-'-? d. i THOUGH OUR STOCI " GOODS ARRIVE I y" \ Yes, Our stocks of l)r ~ : Skirts, etc., is woliderfull; i as to make selection easy ; shipments from the cente - ! ?placing before our oust ] Spring wearables as wouh 1!! j stores of the metropolis town prices?an early vis ?J j SOME OF OUR GO J : A beautiful lot of Fancy 5 ; feta Skirts?Priced at Black Taffeta Skirts?Si ; Spring styles?Priced I'. | Silk Poplin Skirts?Speci || We Have a Very Comph S;j We Want You to See i; Satins, Taffetas, Crepe de -|i ? i Silk Gingham Dresses?P j; Silk Foulards?Priced at "li Silk Rajah Suits?In Gi\ Priced at i> All Wool Coat Suits?Xa In i Tan, Grey, Black?Pri i! CO A at | j L Black Taffeta Coats?Pri< !! | All Wool Spring Coats, 43 j the popular shades?X Tan and Black?Price< J KIRKPATRICKT d|l ^ Sells It F iiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiinmiiiuuiuiji Relieve It? ! 5 5 dim Franco indicate that | the city of Paris with a | eventy miles away. Al- 5 l*ii continued, many peo- 5 way, that's "some gun." | VE 1 and SYSTEMATIC de- | PARTMENT | ?ful habit. Just Try it. = sr Cent Interest?Com- I ly. I H'XT TODAY. 1 SAVINGS BANK 1 THE PEOPLE" ? - S. C. | iiiiinininintiminniniinnniiHiiiiHiiil KRESO DIP vorn siMtixi; clkanixu win be uuri1 effective if you freely use KKIv -1 >111 il>out your promises when ,'ou clean up. This Disinfec tant is a Deodorizer, insectule. Germicide and a 'leanser. KltKS?'-Dll' destroys the disease jerms and protects front contagions ind infections. KHRSi ?-PIP kills Idee. Mites and Pleas. It will free your hen house of Vlltes, and destroy the Idee on your cgs. It will destroy the Fleas on your log. It will make your premises malt liter for you. Try KltESO-DIP. Sold at This Store? York Drug Store IE BEST MULES ( 1 13th, we received two | ty} 10th-, one caT. T-kese?| ? ? se who were looking for S ery respect. We receiv- | .11 id it is to these that we = ial attention. This par- | of Kentucky"?the very | (1 with good Mule judg- | >ne a marc mule, as tine | i grown. Every Mule is | ?no exceptions?select- E of lop notehers. Their 5 n on this market?their E own yet. = his lot of Mules. Come | uv if you care to; but at | ed to see them and we'll | i? tinest ever. e next Monday, 25th. ? [OTHERS H0KSES I t Agt *A*? ?A*? +1 (IS COMPLETE 7 IV EVERY EXPRESS esses, Coat Suits, Coats, : y complete?so complete ?we are daily receiving rs of fashion by express i omers an assortment of 1 1 be a credit to the larger in centers and at small it will convince you. lOD OFFERINGS. Satin and Taf- $4.98 dendid new $4.98 al at $3.98 ? <? T.ino nf TlroaaM anrf Them? ! Chines?Priced at $9.95 to $2195 1 ricedat $16.50 $11.95 to $19.95 y, Copen, Xavy? $16.50 ivy, Copen, Pekin Blue, cod at $10.00 to $29.95 TS led at $12.50 to $15.00 I to 48 inches long, in all aw, Copen, Pekin Blue, * 1 at $10.00 to $22.50 1ELK COMPANY ! or Less

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