Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, March 29, 1918, Image 3
CLOVER CULLINGS
).?rr*ipoti<1*& ? Th* Yorkv!!i* Kuqjlr?r
Clovt-r, March 27.?Mr. John Knox
spent Satui<la> nmht In Yorkvilh; with
his lauirht'T. Mrs. It. I). iJorw-tt.
Miss Muu>1< Yourighlootl of 'Jastonia.
spout the {iSsi wcck-eml hm with her
mother. Mrs. Nettie Youn-hloo'l.
Mi. J. A. liarn-tt spent several lav.
in t'oluiiihia this Week.
\luoiit; the msiIois tu '.a-toma
Tii? -?la> w? |. MesOaiiies Vv. I*. Smith,
h I'. Smith. \\ M Matthew-. I eliv f
Itol.insoii ami Miss Ma .Viaius.
Mi. W. 'I lieaiiiK'tari) has the con- '
iiiiet lot the construct ion of the mw
< Iiiim h at lt?eishelia. at-oul ten miles
11oin i'Iov-i Woi k on th< m-w huihlin;;
I><>. ,.>n Momla;. mo: run:;
Mrs. J M Smith ami .laoaht? r. Miss
t'lamliu, have i<tmiie<l tiom i -.i-it
Hi >ailllCV. ,
MISN l.nlt|.' ih-l| Slllll ll. ? ! til- <.la>) I
I .school lacult), has hail a ease of i
< hi man rm ash s this vwil.. lait was '
;ihh to msiiiih' hi-i work Wiiliusilay
iiionuii^. *j
Miss A'Mp Mattlii-ws has ia lurip il
home iroin a visit to Mock Mill.
Si-ii!?.iii! I'hoaN- Ipiuili ol I'amj. j
Jai'kson. an<l .Mlas Kulh \Vluti sul< s ol I
ih ?l.sin ha. vm n mail |i ii In |i: on Sat- '
ui.lav alti-inoon, March J'.i. at tin- A.s- '
sis iat' lh lot nii-ii mali.se, hv Ih-v. VV. I',
til III
Miss l-iaia M'Kliov ol tin liamah I
si-i t inn. has takin a position iii the
telephone oilier- hi-i
Miss ISi-atiici liohiiison of I'lover
NO. I. hit a low "lavs U|fU loi ("liai 1
lotto, whirl sin HIns to take- a coins. J
in Knit's Itn.->iin ss colhn< .
i'oiuiHuaa Trihe No. IJ7. improvcii
Hnli'i 1 1 .\h ii. at tin ir last lllvctilltf. .
h cli-ij Mi.ssi.s. It. M. J Iii. iiit t anil \V. (
1!. Wallace to represent the till"' lit
til' in* t inn "I state council, which
convenes in t'oliimhia on April It. <'lie
Ol I lie most ph a.SI mi leatures ol thislate
Uniting Will III the Jil is.-lit.it loll
ol a liainl oiiu aillhlllance to tin- has.
hospital. 'amp Jackson. Mr I'lyie 1
Kuril is also a r> pies' ntativa , h.-llij;
a imiul.i l oi tin- yreut council.
AT THE CHURCHES '
J
('III Itl'll OK TIIK (iuiili SliEF- 1
HERD.
R* v. TV Tr;n x Walsh, Rector.
Sunday S?T\u ?.s 4'oltitiiiitil<>11 sol - ^
\lci sit V3h a. in. I in w (line). Moriliiiv
si t \ ii at l'j. hi. mew imil-.? Sun- ''
ila\ si limil Ka.sli i m i \ i? i' at i |i. in.
(n? \v tunc.
TUIMTV MKTJIODIST. J
Rev. .J. K. Mahaffcy, Castor.
Siiinliiv Sen lees?Sunday school at
II a. in. \l<ii'iiinK mux to at U hi. .
I lieu lint*-.)
iiiari.otte street raktist J
llcv. II. II. WuuKh, I'suitor. w
Sii in l.i > Si i x i. is Sunday school at 'J
0 11 a. in I admit; :it I t'i i/i'liM'k J
(in w i inn' i
KIRST ItAlTIST 4
Rev It. H. WuukIi. I'astor. "
Sunday Services Sunday school at 1
II a. in. Murium: serviei at IJ o'clock ?
III. EVClllllU Si I X II I' ill V3W (III w time.'
FIRST I'RESRYTERIAN.
Rev. E. E. ("5llles|ile. I'astor J
Suinlax Si rx ices Sunday school at II (
a. in. Mm unit; set vice at 1_ in. Eveiil
Hi; mi vn i at S.30 (in XV time.)
ASSOCIATE REFORMED ,
I'RESRYTERIAN. *
Rev. .1. E. (Kites, I'iistor.
II
Salilsitli Si-rxices- Sahliatli school j
at II a. in. Morn ilia service ill II' in. ?
(new tium.)
Special Jlotires. a
_ . .,. i. a
Clover Presbyterian.
Services Sunday morning '>! 11 t
o'clock. I'll ion services Sundax ?-xvninc
id ".ltd. ]
Beersheb.i and Ramah. .
.. ii ~i.. I, .
Tlll'le Will I"' Sol Vices ill .
Ili'M Snndiix lit II o'clock iill'l lit (
Hamuli nt It o'clock.
J. L Yundlc. 1'nMlor.
Hickory Grove Circuit.
I'ii-iii Iiinr, nt Ml. \"i riiuii Sunday
uinrnini; nt II. iitul nt Canaan at It
I' in.
Kl/n- M > i-rs. I'listor.
Home Coming Day. '
All Baptists. \vh tlu-r menthols of .
tin- First I'.a |'list church or not. an- J
invited to In- with us on the occasion
of "lloini' Cotrlii? 1 my," April ?th. A
cordial wi-U'oiiii' ;.waits >oti. Ilrinn 4
your friends
It. II. WiiUKli. I'nstor. I
Preaching at Union.
i;cv. \Y. K. Liuvr will preach at
I'nlon Siiiulux iiioiiiiiil: nt tl 11'rliK'k.
Then- xv ill tn- a church ntcctiiiir 1111iiu'dlutclx
alter i?i i in iiinir, at wlileli
evcrx lllelilln 1 is rei|ilestei| to In' pros- ,
eat. as business oi impel tiiiii-i- will
In- tilllisartI'll.
I Til pit Coaiinittee. '
Crop Mortgage Blanks.
1 Cro|i MoiiKiiiH' Itlnnks an' retailed ,
at Tin' Kii-nnii't' Oiliec at 1 for 5 cts.: .
.'t for !< ots.: s 101 ;.*i ots.: 12 for 3.r> J
els.: an for #1.2"?: 100 for $2.-Vi. I're|i- ]
nriitioas are now Point; ininle to print
a new supplx of the form preferred
li.x the Clerk ot the Court, and xve
make this offer: All orders for 100 or (
more reeeivi .1 previous to March
w ill ! ' tilled ;it < 1..* ? per 100. Drdi i s
for less than ion ot the ilrst minted 1
prices a hove. 1
L't I.. M. tirisl's Sons. 1
Pledge of Loyalty.
We. the undersigned llleri'lliints of !
York, herehx iijrree to close our places
ol Inisiness at six o'clock, new time.
beKlanint: MondnWApril 1st. 19IS. and j
continuum until further notice: '
\V. il Ki rcnson
Ituiron ?V Hart.
Mackorell-Hart Co.
Thos. W. Speck.
Mrs. S. I.. Steele.
.1. M. St roup.
X. Feinstein.
York Hardware Co.
H. I .ex
B Sherer .v tjuiaa
Dickson ltros.
Fertruson \ Ynnnchlood.
I. \V. Johnson. '
Klrk|xiilrick-Itelk Co.
McConnell Drx Hoods Co.
Clinton ltros.
York Wholesale Hrocerv.
Carroll ltros.
Carroll Supph i'o.
J. M. (Irian Co.
York Furniture Co. <
York Negroes' Food Campaign.
Hy special arrangement 11)rough Mr. i
John. li. Hlalr. County Agent. an?l Mr.
J no. K. Carroll. Supt. of Education. R. (
J. Crockett. Negro county chairman. .
announces the following programme:
Monday Night, April 1st.
Speaking at following churches:
Chapel church and St. .lames.
Zoar and Mt. Zlon. a, .
Tuesday Night. April 2nd.
S|ieaking at following churches:
Cedar llrovt and Rocky Rranch. (S
miles a hove York.)
Hickory drove and White Hill.
As arranged, one or two white speak- '
ers will he at each meeting, and one
or two colored.
The pastor of the respective "community"
church will preside, and the
teacher, or some one will be secretary,
and report their community meeting.
Neighboring communities are asked
to reciprocate in matters of publicity,
attendance, etc. And if for any cause
the meeting date is canceled, or Ineffective.
hold it the following Sunday,
"meeting day" for your community.
Yours for Victory bread and winA.
ning wheat.
^ R. J. Crockett.
Negro Chairman.
1^ The Enquirer solicits orders for
all kinds of Illgh Grade Commercial
Stationery?-letter Heads, Bill Heads.
Statements Envelopes, Etc.
Special liotirfs
Clover Baptist Church.
There will he ;i very important conKi'
national meeting Sunday morning
tt 11 o'clock. All members arc* urged
t<> he present, as important matters
will lie discussed. i'. i>. Hopper.
Jti It.
HYMENEAL
i? At the 1 hillock's t'reek
Mar' h -Tth. litis by the Rev
I I! Suann at 5 p. in... .Mr. OTIS 'I
'I: WK'iliLi ?t I'.ulloi k's ('reek to
Mi.if l-:i?N.\ ItANKHBAli of lloodo'.VII
OBITUARY
ini.i> At the home of her duir-rhtcr.
Mr-., TtiOllias \V. Wilson, in tiustonia.
V r . on March 25. Mrs. JKXXIK
M i l . ajp-il 7."> years. Tin- deceased
\.is a lailiilitel o| the late Newton It.
ii.i was horn ami reared in
itn I township ot York county. Sur- I
iiiiiu in i ;u tiiiis- datighti rs. Mrs.
I". \V. Wilson o! <i.'istoniii. Mis. \V. li.
lorhury of Sp.'irtii, T?-nn.. ami Mrs.
il? Ix.n.il'l ('iirson of Mulberry. T<-nn..
iml tInsons, Tom. H'-nry umi Korst
Duff. H?-iiry Duff, who lives in
tochestor. N". Y., and Forest Duff, who
ivi-s in N?-w York, vvi-ri- present at the
ini-iiil.
MISCELLANEOUS WANTS.
FOR SERVICE
[3I-:<.ISTKI;I-:D iI;>111|>Mtilr*- hoar. S. N.
'* CR.Mi;. Yorkville No. l\ 1'*. 3t*
MULE FOR SALE
'"'ikiD win); aniuiiil. 11' or 1> years
^ ulil am! wi ik'hitii: iiliout l.Ouu IPs.
'.argam. LKWIS (?. KEUHISMX.
MONEY TO LOAN.
good real estate security at 7
* per cent interest
l'. t.r. J. A. MAIUON, Attorney.
TWO ESTRAY PIGS
f?I.A<'K, lid spotted, about four
^ weeks old. Disappeared Tuesdaylight.
Will pay reward.
I I' D. WEUSTER. i.'anuon Mill.
WANTED
Pi i relit iii\ storerooill, directly op- '
" posit e I lie Travora Cotton Mill
iiilditic. Will rent cheap. Write nie.
C. C. l.ATTI.MKR. Chester. S. C.
KODAK FILMS DEVELOPED
PI it ST CLASS work and prompt at
tention. WILLIAM DRAKEi'ORD
iml NORMAN' WALSH, York, S. C.
t. t. If
WANTED
I I H KoRY logs. Highest prices
IX paid. Semi for price list and
peeilii at ions.
in.- ivi.-v (-i? Hirkorv. X. C.
an 1 ?, if.
GRINDING EVERY DAY
J I I; corn mill at Filbert is in daily
operation and customers arc geting
prompt and cllicicnt scrv ice.
RROWN & LAND.
1. t. 4b*
EGGS FOR HATCHING
^RO.M two pens ol exceptionuII.\ tine
L Haired i'lymoutli Itocks, si' and $3
?er setting. BROOKS INMAN.
Yol k, S. C.
STRAYED OR STOLEN
JJl NDAY morniiiK. blown tborough'
lil'ed female Shepherd dog. White
ill tip end ol nose aini tail. Collar No.
21. Return to FOREST SMITH.
5 t.l. York. S. C.
WANTED
AT the State Hospital for the Insane,
* Columbia, white women, preferbly
between the ages of eighteen and ,
1 n.-i ,m !??? 'Jf.'l LVVcMiM.J.
For Information write the Superineiident.
-ti ?At.
LONG TERM REAL ESTATE
MORTGAGE LOANS
INTEREST RATE: f.Cp where $3.00"'
1 or more wanted, and applicant in
10 hurry to close; "?{ for quick closng
loans.
C. K. SPENCER. Attorney.
CABBAGE PLANTS
| mm.nun Early Jersey Wakelleld
and Flat Dutch, ready for iinmediite
shipment. Cuii ship same day orler
received. 30c per loo by parcel
|iOut. 10,00(1 and above $1.75 |icr
I.oiiii. .1. R. MACKOKELU
.' > 31. lamcaster. S.
NOTICE
\ I.I, |h I'sons indebted to the Estate
iii S. i.. DAVIDSON, lined, are
achy notified to make |<a\nient to
tie; persons holding claims against the
i.-lld estate will please present them,
till\ verified, for pavmont.
.1. S. MACKORKI.L.
Mar. Ji'-L't t' 3t Administrator.
FOR FINAL DISCHARGE
LlAYINCi made u llnal settlement
with Probate Court as Executor
If tile Estate of J. A. BROWN, debased.
I hereby give notice that on
- i .. ill .....L...
stiuruay. .tpm -v, i mu in..r..
ation to Hon. L It. Williams, Judge
I' said court, for m> discharge from
ill further liability in connection with
aid estate. A. M. PRAU
k'xu'iilur Estate of .1. A. Urown. IVe'd.
Mar. 22-21 f Ot*
NOTICE OF PUBLIC MEETING
TO prevent confusion, and, in order
to reach the public and inform
them in regard to the change of time
to l>e inaugurated on Sunday night at
midnight, a public meeting of the
itizons of York is hereby called to be
held in the court house on Friday
night, the 29th. instant, at 3 o'clock.
Everyone is urged to be present, as on
Monday morning school will open at
what is now S o'clock, and trains
leaving here at what is now 7 o'clock
will leave at 6 o'clock. Important,
ittcnd.
it J. C. W1LRORN. Mayor.
STATEMENT
?f the Ownership, Management, Circulation.
etc.. Required by the Act of
congress of August 24, 1912, of The
Yorkville Enquirer, published semiweekly
at York. S. C.. for April 1.
ms.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
County of York. ss.
Ltefore me. a Notary Public, in and
for the State and county aforesaid,
personally up pea red W. D. Grist, who.
having been duly sworn according
to law. deposes and says thut he
Is the Editor of The Yorkville Enquirer.
and that the following is, to
the host of his knowledge and belief, a
true statement <..f the ownership, management
(and if a daily paper, the
circulation), etc.. of the aforesaid publication
for the date shown in the
above caption, required by the Act of
August 24. 1912. embodied in section
4 43. Postal Ijiws and Regulations,
printed on the reverse of this form, towlt:
1. That the names and addresses of
the publisher, editor, managing editor.
and business managers are:
Name of? Postofflce address.
Publishers. L* M. Grist's Sons
York. S. C.
Editor, W. L>. Urist lor*. s>. I
Managing Editor. W. D. Grist.... j
York. S. C.
Business Managers. W. D. Grist. A. M.
Grist York. S. C.
2. That the owners are:
W. D. Grist York, S. C.
A. M. Grist York. S. C.
3. That the known bondholders,
mortgagees, and other security
holders owning or holding 1 per
cent or more of total amount of
bonds, mortgages, or other securities
are:
Estate of U. E. Grist, deceased
partner York. S. C.
W. D. GRIST. Editor.
Sworn to and subscribed before me
this 22d day of March, 1918.
F. E. CLINTON.
Notary Public for South Carolina.
My commission expires at the pleasure
of the Governor.
(Seal).
LADIES
XT'OUR Coat Suits, and Skirts an
X Waists should be Dry Cleanet
Ue have in our employ a Dry Clean*
Who Understands Dry Cleaning an
Docs It Right. Send Your Dry Clean
inc.' Work to Us Guaranteed satisfac
tion or no ("barge.
KELLY'S PRESSING CLUB.
THE STAR THEATRE
FRIDAY:
"Seeking Happiness"?
Featuring Enid Bennett, in Fiv
Reels. Also a One Reel Comedy
- 111.- One Night Stand.'"
SATURDAY:
"The Fighting Trail"?
Episode So 1 j. '"The Desert of Tor
lure." Also Two Good Comedies
and the popular Ford Weekly.
MoVlilV
"The Red Ace"?
Episode Xo. 12.
Tl'KSDAV:
Featuring Louise Huff
"For 5,000 a Year"?
AihuLsioti, Including War Tax:
It) CENTS and 15 CENTS.
STAR THEATRE
J. Q. WRAY, Manager.
New Spring Oxfords
YKS. our Spring lino of oXFoltD:
for Men, laidics ; n<l 'hildren lias ar
rived and we are now ready to shov
them to you. Wo have them in
WHITE. TAN AND BLACK
and our oxford prices are very attrae
live. Let us show 'em to you
ioi; i <M?I? t noi-s?
Ihm'l ! ( oil bin inn >oiir Will. 1
is to your interest to buy EARLY. Di
it now. Sin.' us for
SEED I'KANI TS.
'J0-1 JAY VKLVET BEANS,.
?iS?EOL.\ VELVET BEANS,
SPECKLED VELVET BEANS
Tltr early bu>< is are Winners. I
there sue other Field See-is that yoi
want, let us have your order NOW.
G. W. VVH1TESIDES <& CC
VIIAIION - . S.iC.
I III Ml 1 1 1 nt \V\V I ?
Will be found sit Our Stables. W<
have .Mules that will satisfy the inns
exacting ileinsimls of tiie buyer?Size
0utility anil almost in color. What
ever msi> be your needs in livestock, i
is to your Interest to see us for you
needs. .Mote Milks received this wool
and others are jet to arrive, Come t<
see our Mules.
JAMES BROS.
All the Year Livestock Dealers
The Howard Quintet
Will lie tin Lyceum Attraction ai
the SjlALiiN SCHOOL M DITORIl \
Next?
TllPSDAV NIGHT. APRIL 2
Tins Lxi'i'iim organization is iln-id
(ilb thf lust that has >?t visit*-.
Sharon ami |?roinis?-s an i-nti-rtnin
mint <>l' thf llijjhi-st Class that wil
I'siH'cially n|>|>ial to lovois of (iooi
nnisii.
Till; litiW'AIIli gl'IXTKT iinln.litin
following tiv<- i-nti-itaini-is:
.mux k. uo\v\i:n.
|)ir.-i-tor and Violin Soloist
I.AWTuX IIAXXA.
(Vllo Soloist.
WAI.TKK WKAVKK.
Oldiuato Violin.
noUOTIIY TAOOAItT.
I'lnto Soloist.
I.I CII.I.K AI.PCIIHiK IklWAIiD.
I'ianist and Act ompanist.
Every One is an Exceptional Artist.
I?t?XT MISS THIS
TUESDAY NIGHT, APRIL 2
IF YOU
XKKI) ANY
lltlSII
COHBI.KIt
I't )T\Tt?i;S
I IIAVK Til KM
X.\T Till-: KltJlIT HItli"K
LOUIS ROTH
BAGS WANTED
We arc* paying fair price
for Good Second Hand Bag
The Bags must be whole
clean and sound; but noa
patching is not objection
able.
Bring the Bags. Wo wil
A 1 < A
take any quantity or tlie iu
pound size and over.
GRINDING?
Our Corn Mill is ruiiiiin;
every day.
We are irivintr the best o
service.
Yorkville Cotton Oil Co.
CARROLLSUPPLY COMPAN
For Wood
and Iron
We have in stock quite a goc
many BHD SPRINGS, both f<
Wood and Iron Beds. We wat
to close them out and if you at
in need of Bed Springs come 1
see us. We are making especial]
attractive prices to Help Thct
Move in a Hurry.
FARM I.Ml'I.KMKNTS?
You'll be needing a CORN' PLANT
KR now shortly. Come and see th
Planter we have io offer you. It Is <
the best made. Also see us for
DISC AND DRAG HARROWS.
CARROLL SUPPLY CO.
i fw&s:
MkXSTrWGSSTAHPi
uiuuirm
UNITED STATES
.GOVERNMENT
I
Buy Them And
Help Win The War
* FOR SALE EVERYWHERE
REAL ESTATE AGENCY
I,
T'n TJ C A I t?
ruj\ onLiu
I). >1. I'iirrott?Place. 1 1-3 miles
from Clover; on Clover road; 300
acres, 6-r dwelling. 3 4-r tciiaiil
1,oases. Will sell as a whole or in
two tracts. Priced right.
Six-Boom Houses ? On 63 acres of
good land, on Howell's Ferry road, 3
miles from Courthouse
J. M. Williforii Itcsidencc?Hast
at>city street. Vorkville. lot loux45u
feet Price and terms right. See me
tuick.
Ilk Acres Iaind?6-r dwelling, 3-r
.. tenant house, 1-3 mile of Zion church
and school.
?<10 Acres?Of saw timber and woodland.
within mile of Zion church. Saw
Umber worth price of whole tract.
Two \ m ailt Lots? J0x3U0 and 10U.\
^ _'3.*. feet, on King's Mountain street. J
Building I ah?60x325 feet, on west
" side Wright avenue.
Ill" Acres? 7-room dwelling; 2 tenant
houses. Known as the Will Wallace
Place ?6 miles south of Vorkville.
Level land.
.1. F. Kell Projieriy?7-room dwelling;
1 1-2 acre lot on F.ast Liberty
street. Vorkville.
1 .Mrs. Iliitlic Berry?Cottage on East j
u Jefferson street. Four rooms, water, j
lights, well. See rnc for price.
Jesse C. Parrott llnme Place?On
North and South road, near Filbert;
125 acres with 10-room dwelling; 4-1
!. room tenant house; good barn and j
j- orchard.
j W. W. Ferguson's?House and lot at |
Clover. Five-room house, lot 99x250.
Fifty Acres?4-room house, nearj
\ i.'iti,. rt I'fins fur it.ooo oounds lint
cilion. S< p iup about it.
Lot?Near Oraded school- ?o feet
front; 2"0 feet deep. On shady side of j
the street. See tne about it.
C F. SHERER. Real Estate, i
I Ph GET^rH
OF CAL
THE YORK H;
Ft)i- Your Wants. We w
have not ? ??! what yon '
can be had.
NOW FOR '
In House Cleaning. W
i* need some KYANIZ
J furniture new. We ha
Call un us. We will be |)
I Remember: To tight t
\ isli in 1918, as this is the
I THE YORK HAR1
:l~ COiORlTE
. SUMMER TIME IS COMING?Springi!
time lias arrived. You'll be digging up
- that old Straw Hat soon. Give it a
II new color?make it new with COLOR1
ITK. This Is a splendidly permanent
fast (olor preparation with which to
s ' do over" Straw Hiits. It is Inexpensive.
easy to use and pleasing in cfI'eet?25
Cents a l?ittlo?All Colors.
i'iiLOIUTK can be used for coloring
Shoes. Handbags, Relts. etc., and you
will tlnd it a permanent coloring. Let
its tt II you more about COLOKITE.
CLOVER DRUG STORE
It. I/. WVMK, Proprietor.
Our Motto;?QUALITY?SERVICE
TRUNKS, SUIT CASI
Wc arc especially pro
CASE and HANDBAG si
and most of what we sell
pxxls, although we sell 1
Low Priced Trunks, Ba
us give you juices. Yoi
Cases and Bags. We bel
s prices are very attractn
s them to you. Here's a ft
LA DIES' WAltHROMK TRUNK
somely and strongly brass tr
I ers, pockets., skirt and suit r;
L_ TRUNKS?Fur Men and Womel
well made in every partic'ul
selection?Priced at
it $22.50. |2IM, $20.00,, SIi
II $12.50, $11.50, $10.00, SO
() $5.00.
TRUNKS?Brass Trimmed, with
TKr.YK3-ROL.LEK TRAYS. Brs
Priced at
STEAMKR TRUNKS?'Wonderfu
ruoniy. size considered?Pric
LT $10.50. $12.50. $9
f SUIT CASES A
ALMOST Every one needs a Suit
I'ase or a Handbag at some
time. Don't borrow. The other
fellow never likes to lend his
_ Rig or Suit Case?You don't iike
to borrow, but sometimes you
Ydo. Let us show you these New
Bags and Cases?You'll And one
to suit you here, in size, quality
and Price. Then you'll neither
have to borrow or lend, unless
you want to lend,
llnmlbags ? Genuine Cowhide,
some of them fitted for ladies,
some for men?Priced at
1 *22.50, *18.50. $16.50,
*12.50 and *10.00.
Other leather Bags at?
*8.50, *8.00, *7.50, *6.50, 1
SUIT CASES?24 inches in slz<
*16.50. *15.00. *12.5(K?'All the
OTHKR LEATHER CASES?Pri<
*7.50 to *5.00.
CHEAPER CASES?Priced ut *2
*1.25?These are mostly Fibr
ON'E BELLOWS CASE?Solid Le
when you need a trunk, but (
Priced at
YES. TO BE SIRE, YOETJ
SHOES J. M. S
| >|. It. Clinton R. L. Cllntt
I CLINTON BROS., Cash Grocei
.11 >T RECEIVED?
FRESH shipment of
SUPREME HAMS.
SUPREME BREAKFAST B.J
CON"?Sugar Cured.
CREAM OF WHEAT.
PUFFED WHEAT..
PANCAKE FLOUR.
CORN FLAKES.
OAT MEAL CRACKERS.
NAV'I'.NAL RVE BISCUIT.
ui:i>c?>?
i";,ie I"t- frying and for cake ma's
:;j Try It. It's tine.
-h i >t';it'*d CiM'onnut In Cans,
i : ;>d Apples. Evaporated Peaches
CLINTON BEOTHEBS
I
I !*li*iiic 5l^-|'or (j(Kx! Tilings to Fjii
j
I
We Have Receivec
THE CARLOAD OF 16 PER
CENT ACID. *
I'at'ns who have spoken for il wil
plea- haul out.
So? a as yet.
GARDEN SEED
K\ y tie who has a patch of grount
sin. ! plant a good garden. \Vc hav<
a ii ".ph.ti- variety of Garden See<
in |i.<|icrs ami in hulk.
IP aim and 1'eas.
\\. want to buy I'eas and Cani
I"
' YORK SUPPLY COMPANY
\\ iioloulc and ICetail.
FEED GRINDING
IIn: have put In our Feed Grlndini
| .Machine and it makes a fine gradi
J of fei 11 from ear corn, velvet beans o
i almost anything you want ground.
... .. . .. ........ tt inn ivnnt irooi
I.llli.. v..
Meal. Corn shelled free of charge. W<
I,in I:.ir Corn and pay the Highcs
Cash price-. PUTNAM & HUEY.
J0" The Enquirer wants your order:
for Commercial Stationery.
E HABIT
LINfa ON
A.RDWARE CO.
ill jippreeiate it, ami if we j
ivant. we will get it, if it
THE DRIVE
liilr doing this you will
E t?? make the floors and
ve it in different colors
leased to show you.
he FLY, from start to finvcar
of the big drive.
WARE COMPANY
EAT AT JOHNS'
V:. \zzz zzZ z:ru\ \
EAT, just remember JOHN'S PIac<
I can furnish you with Just what yo
want and cooked the way you want i
and you'll find that my prices are jus
as reasonable as can be made unde
existing conditions. Yes, I'll be gla
to have you eat with me at any tlm<
FltUITS
Also remember, please, that I carr
a complete line of FRUITS of the bes
qualities, all the time. And also
I HAVE CANDIES
Of many kinds that will please yoi
If you want high grade, boxed can
dies, 1 have them. If you want Hul
Candies, 1 have them. too.
See me for Nuts, Chewing (iutni
Soft Drinks. Cigars, Cigarettes, Tobac
cos. Smoking and Chewing, etc.
Yorkville Candy Kitchei
JOHN DEMAS. Prop.
ES AND HANDBAGS I
U(1 of ou r TRUNK, SUIT
lies. We sell lots of them
is of the liigher grade of
many that are classed as
gs and Cases. We have
just received a big shipment
of the famous line
of IiOUXTREE Handbags.
Suit Cases and
Trunks. They arc as
fine 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 .
i'11 like the Trunks, Suit
ievc you'll agree that our
e. Anyway let us show
wv descriptions:
-Made ?t three-ply veneer, handjmmt'l.
double trolley, five drawicks?an
elegant trunk for $30.00
i, standard sizes and thoroughly
!ar?A wide variety of prices for
B.30, Sltt.OO, $ 15.00, SI 4.00.
.00, $8.50, $6.50, $6.00 and
Leather Straps, at $8.50 and l'p.
iss Trimmed, handsomely finished,
$16.50 and l"|?.
lly convenient in size and very
ed at
.00, $8.50 and $6.50.
M Tk XT A W XI "T? ? n o
a u aAiiuoAuo
15.00, 53.50, $3.00 and 52.50.
es. and priced at $18.50, $17.50,
so Warranted Genuine Cowhide.
:etl at *11.00, $10.00, $9.00, $8.50,
.50. *3.00, $3.50, $2.00, $1.50 and
e and Reed Caaes.
ather- One of the kind to carry
lon't care to bother with a trunk?
$16.50
\t FIND THESE AT STROrP'S.
TROUP SHOES I
1 '
- j HAVE YOU
'V Bought Any THRIFT STAMPS
J for ^ourM-lf. Wife and Babiet?
- THERE never was a more attractive
opportunity of patriotic service
and Self Help offered to this State than
that of purchasing Government Savings
Stamps, which may be had at the
V- Postoftice or either Bank. Do you
realize that if every one will buy one
single 25 Cts. Stamp, which will be redeemed
with interest b> the Government.
it would give Uncle Sam more
(han 925.04Mi.000 with wliieh to feed
ami clothe Our (toys "Over Tlicre'.'"'
'lose tub is being kept on each
county in the State, so as to show who
is loyal in the purchase of these
Stum|?s. and York County stood ninetccutli
on February 16th. and THIRD
n March 2nd. I<rt Cs Climb l'p to the
Top on the Report of April 2ud.
"Form the llai?lt." and let each
member of vour family have a Tlirilt
Card.
W. B. MOORE
- \tithoriz4il Agent for the Government
to Sell Thrift Stamp* at Cost.
j You Want to
Earn Money
T1IEN TAKE CARE OF
WHAT YOU EARN?
i YOU work six days in the week
earning money and unless YOU mane
it a point to SAVE a part of It, at the
end of the year you will be just where
you STARTED.
. SET ASIDE A FEW DOLLARS
each week or month?make it a point
j not to disturb what you have saved,
but add regularly to it.
This strong Bank can assist YOU
n many ways, and particularly be a
p stronghold for the safe keeping of
Vour money.
More titan a Ilalf Million \>scta to
l*rotcct and Make Your Savings
Safe.
First National Bank
YORK - S. C.
"You Had Better Be Safe Than Sorry"
Real Estate
i BE WISE! BUY NOW. BEFORE
u PRICES ADVANCE.
* ?a l_! I omW Uar ArJt/nnr*
4 el very wi i ny uanu . ??<?
ed, and It Is Sura to Do So; 30 Cts.
Cotton Soon Pays for a Place.
1. Property of 5. T. Ferguson, Sr.?
i 3 miles from York:
MS 1-3 Acres, 9-rooin residence, new
barn, 2 tenant houses, IS acres boi'
tonus, 30 or 40 acres woodland, about
140 acres under wire.
67 1-2 Acres?3-room tenant house,
<5 or 7 acres woodland. 13 acres bottoms.
56 Acres?4-room dwelling, good
barn, cotton house, about 30 acres
woodland.
2. Property of R. T. Castles?About
1-2 mile front Smyrna.
160 acres, two 3-room tenant houses,
2 barns, cotton house, 10 acres bottoms,
about SO acres open land, balance
in timber.
3. Property of Joe E. Hart, near
Tirzah:
166 1-4 acres, adjoining lands of \V.
E. Gettys, T. ,\l. Gates and others.
6-room dwelling. 3 tenant houses (3
rooms each), barn, etc.; 12 or 15
neres in pasture. Plenty of wood.
4. Property of M. C. Willis, Jr.:
27 6-10 acres, adjoining lands of 1).
1,. Shieder and others. About 2 acres
alfalfa: 1 tenant house; well of water:
branch runs through place. For
it bargain see me quick.
If You Want to Buy, See Me. If You
Want to Sell, List Your Property
With Me.
Remember?I have lots of other attractive
offerings.
Loans Arranged on Farm Lands.
GEO. W. WILLIAMS
REAL ESTATE BROKER
Room 204 First National Bank Bldg.
I D. M. PARROTT
J CLOVER. S. C.
? NEW SPRING GOODS
AUK NOW ARRIVING and we will
y be pleased to have our friends and
II customers call and see the many New
Spring Goods.
SLIPPERS AT BARGAIN PRICES.
We have some forty or fifty pairs of
i. Ladles' Slippers?Black and Tans?
- Pumps and Straps?Only a few pairs
k of a kind?values from 12.50 to $3.50.
To Close Out at 98 CTS. to 81.25 Pair,
i. SHIRTWAISTS?
And CORSET COVERS. ladies,
you will he Interested in these, because
of the splendid values.
[1 EASTER BONNETS?
Weil made in correct styles for Ladies
and Children and priced reason
ably.
MEN'S IIATS?
I We are showing a good line of Men's
HATS?All Shades and Shapes to suit
all heads and pocketbooks.
D. M. PARROTT.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
SIIAHOX. - - 8. C.
? Member Federal Reserve System ?
UNCLE SAM AND THIS HANK?
THIS IS ONLY one of the many
Banks that is connected with the Reserve
Banking System, but Uncle"Sain
has ids eyes on it just as keenly as if
the First National Hank of Sliaron
were one of the biggest of the biggest
financial institutions in the country.
He makes it Safe for Our Depositors.
Are YOU one of them? If not. this
Bank will bo glad to have YOU become
one of its customers. It promises?
COURTEOUS ATTENTION.
CAREFUL ATTENTION.
SATISFACTORY SERVICE,
ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
And every Banking Accommodation
that is backed by Sound Banking and
Business Methods.
J. S. HARTNESS, Cashier.
AUCTION SALES.
CLERK'S SALE
Th? State of South Carolina?County
of York.
COUBT or CO ITU05 PLZAfl
R. L. Wilkerson, Individually, end as
Administrator of George A. Wilkerson,
Deceased, Plaintiff, against Susan
M. Hoke, Lizzie Bell. Sarah Em-|
ma Adams, Wade Hampton Dickson.
William Smith Dickson, Newton
Edward Dickyon, Edna Irene Dickson,
Howard Landrus Dickson, Annie
Alma Dickson, Charles Martin
Dickson. Mary Jane Dickson, Bessie
Eula Jackson, Sarah G. Wilkerson.
Atmar Adcock, Hugh J. Wilkerson,
Tabitha M. Browning, Laura E.
Webb, Charles W. Wilkerson, Forrest
R. Wilkerson, Grady O. Wilkerson,
Sarah M. Wilkerson and Maggie
E. Webb, Defendants.
Decree of Sale.
' yvrvrij onyl Kat firtno nf a Hwtpp nf
11.11/iJH
^ Court made in the above entitled
cause. I will expose to public sale on j
SALESDAY. MONDAY. APRIL 1ST.
1918, between the hours of eleven A.
M. and three P. M? before the Court
House Door at York. South Carolina,
the following described real estate, towit:
"Tract of thirty-nine (39) acres,
more or less, situated about two miles
from York, in the County of York.
State of South Carolina, and bounded
by lands of C. M. Inman, R. L. Wllkerson,
J. F. Hoke and others."
Terms of Sale, One-Half Cash, balance
on a credit of twelve montha to
be secured by the bond and mortgage
of the purchaser upon the premises
sold, with leave to the purchaser to
pay the entire bid in cash. Purchaser
to pay for papers.
March 4th, 1918.
JXO. R. LOGAN,
Mar. 16?22 f. St C. C. C. Pis.
BuyaThi
Plant POTATOES
THE FOOD ADMINISTRATION' is
urging Farmers ;in<l ot.iers everywhere
t.. GROW MORE IRISH POTATOES.
This is necessary because of the scarcity
of wheat. We'll need everything
in the way of food crops to "Help Win
the War." It is up to YOU and l*S to
do our HEST. Growing more Potatoes
is tine way?Start it now. It Is not too
late to plant potatoes for the spring
crop. We have the
SKI II) IKISII l?OTATOKS?
I/Ots of them, and we'll get more if
they are needed and wanted. But do
not delay the planting. SEK LTS AT
OWE FOR SEED. Priced Right.
CARROLL BROS,
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j Do You i
| LATE REPORTS f
= the Germans arc shollin*
a monster caiinoi) located
| though this report lias hi
5 pie refuse to believe it?
I An;
| IF YOU DO NOT BELII
| That REGULAI
= positing in Our
1 SAVINGS D]
E Is a wise and lie!
| REMEMBER
= We pay Four ]
e pounded Quarte
I OPEN AN ACC
I THE LOAN AND
E Tin: RANK FO
1 YORK,
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CITY MARKET
WE ARE PAYING THE HIGHEST
CASH PRICES FOR?
EGGS,
CHICKENS,
BUTTER,
Please bring everything you have to
Us and see what we will do for you.
IN SPITE OF SCARCITY?
We continue to keep a full and complete
assortment of the Finest Beef,
Pork, Sausage, Ham, etc.
We are here to do our part in helping
to feed the people and we are doing
It.
CITY MEAT MARKET.
U. t. bnt-KJiK, *rop.
THOUGH OUR STOC
GOODS ARRIVE
Yes, Our stocks of U
Skirts, etc., Is wonderful
as to make selection eas,
shipments from the cent
?placing before our cut
Spring wearables as wou
stores of the metropoli
town prices?an early vi
SOME OF OUR G
A beautiful lot of Fancy
feta Skirts?Priced a
Black Taffeta Skirts? i
Spring styles?Price
a:ii?
; oun. x ujjuu oiuj m??opc
! We Have a Very Comp
We Want You to Se
11 Satins, Taffetas, Crepe c
I <
I Silk Gingham DressesSilk
Foulards?Priced a
Silk Rajah Suits?In Gi
i Priced at
All Wool Coat Suits?>
i Tan, Grey, Black?P
| CO
Black Taffeta Coats?Pi
All Wool Spring Coats,
the popular shades?
Tan and Black?Pric
K1RKPATR1CK
Sells It
5 . V
!n.oo $150 .
FRONT
McCONNELL
goods
"ift Stamp.
take care
of your
tjsr^ eyes
YOm EYKS ure without u doubt
the most lni|iortatit oryan of the body
and should bo taken special care of.
You should have them carefully examined
occasionally whether you wear
illusscs or not. If It be Kcal, Honest
Service and Protection you want, see
Shieder, "Tlio Optometrist": if It is
I Style you want. See Shleder also; If it
Ui? ifie ih'M iiiav niuiu-> ran i?ujf >i?u
want to see Shledor; but if it be a big
lot of money you want to spend. sec
some one else.
Ask the lnin<lrc<ls of glad souls who
ha\o been to see me about my work
and prices, and see what the man that
tit you with glasses did for your poeketbook.
All i:\aiuliiation.s Free.
I). Ii. SlIIl'.DKIt. I). O.
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Believe It? f
E
nun Franco indicate that E
t the city of Paris with a |
seventy miles away. A I- |
ceii confirmed, many |>eo- E
vway, that's "some gun." |
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It and SYSTEMATIC do- |
EPARTMENT 1
Ipfill habit, Just Try It. |
Per Cent Interest?Com- I
rly. e
JOUXT TODAY. |
SAVINGS BANK f
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KRESO DIP
YOLK SI'HIXG CLEANING will be
more effective if you freely use KRKSO-DIP
about your premises when
you clean up. This Disinfectant is a
Deodorizer. Inseettde, Germicide and a
Cleanser.
KUKSo-DII* destroys the disease
germs ui.u protects rrom contagions
anil infections.
KHKHO-DII' kills Lice, Mites ami
Fleas. It will free your hen house of
Mites, and destroy the Lice on your
pigs. It will destroy the Fleas on your
dog. Jt will make your premises
healthier for you. Try KKKSO-DIP.
Sold at This Store?
York Drug Store
:k is complete i
by every express j
'resses, tjoai auus, ^uais, ;
1 y complete?so complete
y?we are daily receiving ;
;ers of fashion by express i
itomers an assortment of \
Id be a credit to the larger
tan centers and at small
sit will convince you.
00D OFFERINGS.
Satin and Taf- $498
Splendid new $498
cial at $3.98
tlete Line of Dresses and
e Them? !
le Chines?Priced at
$9.95 to $24.95 j
Priced at . $16.50
,t $11.95 to $19.95
ev, Co pen, Navy?
$16.50 |
?avy, Copen, Pekin Blue,
riced at $10.00 to $29.95 i
ATS
riced at $12.50 to $15.00 I
13 to 48 inches long, in all j
Navy, Copen, Pekin Blue, ;
ed at ' $10.00 to $22.50
BELKCOMPANY j
For Less