Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, April 02, 1918, Image 3
CLOVER CULLINGS
Cormpoo<1?n<:* Th? Torkrlile Rnqulrvr
Clover, March 2'r--The Palla<
< liii> was delightfully entertained
Thursday afternoon at the hom
Mrs. A. A. M'-Ixan with Mrs. Mc.
and Mrs. J. A. i'uge as Joint hostt
AMii an interesting program
< :u m <1 out, ili'lii'ioiis r< tn-shir
wi-ri- served.
Mrs. il i" Jar ksoli and Mrs. i
i'li-rce, oi lasloiiia, .V. C, relu
111'in i '.I'ljiilna, Friday night, w
ilii> s? i.l sevi ial 'lays hurt week
relative*.
Miss.s V'-ru Fowler and s'
rinlii's ar-. spending the week
hi 'iastoiua, with Miss Murj
Morris.
Mr. and Mrs. M. I* Smith
visitors in i.'harlotle, Wednesday.
Mr. II. !?. Wright and a party i
posed of fourteen men who left
on Monday, March ly, for f
.Michigan, r> turned about nine o <
Friday night bringing with 1
tvs'lM; new cars. They cutue by
is Known as the I>ixie route anil
axoidcd i to: mountainous cou
They report a grand trip but
very tir?-?l. Those in the party
.Messrs. II. I.. Wlight. J. Meek .Si
W. J'. Smith, it. K. Ixivi', J. (,
Kuril, Samuel J. Matthews, J. K.
son. T. W M<-Kl\vee, lir. 1 J. L>. '
ami Mr. J. I*. Mc< ill I.
Mis Is.iiiii'- Alexander and chil
of I'harlotle, are guests in the 1
of Mr. Joseph Matthews.
Mr. Krank McKlwee expects to I
m xt week for t'harlotte, to <
a busilO'SS college.
'l b' lirsl week in April is i lea
l.iv foi our town. The coimn
urges that e\? lything be in read
foi tiie wagon boy. After the rul
has la ell hauled away all illSpe'
of i very premise w ill lie made bj
Seollt boys.
Miss Klsn I'resslv entertained a
of her friends Friday cvcn'ng at
Kasti r part>.
'lie Ioiiiili and tilth grades nj
. hi egg hunt over at the school li
I on Finl.iy afi'-rnoon
Miss Annie l.ee .\>lanis of near
mont. is spending the week-end
h? i patents. Mr. and Mrs. VV.
Adams.
Mr 'iwirKi I'alias, who has bet
I'e-ksons barber shop here for
past few days expects to leave on
Tuesday for Kingstree. where he
a position in a barber shop.
inan> friends here regret to give
and Mrs I*.ill.is lip
The last !< s-oii in surgical dres
was given to liie lt? d < "i'Oss ch:
In ? on Friday afternoon, by
Inii In i. Miss Itlaiielio 'Iray.
Aluoiig the visitors in tJast
Saturday wi n- Mr. and Mrs. It
Weliln r. Mis. ili oigi Williams, M
I'e.irl and < Since Williams.
IP x I'.iul Stroup of Newell, N. 1
ll" gin st id Ids ;intents hero. Mr.
mis. \\ i;. mii?ui?.
|j.-\ II <Jr.i'ly Hardin ami f:i
< 1 McColl. S. C.. art- Mi. ir'
..I Mr in.i Mrs. M L. Smith here
SOUTH CAROLINA NEWS
Sin l ift IV.tl. | s?iii :111.1 constat.!
M.'tllllOlO 1'Ollllty. 1.11 SillllKlilN s<
two illi.it ilistillciv outfits in n|
tloii in Mn- i'i>iiht\. No at rests
m:.< I?*.
Mr. J. I.. Minis, |ir<-si<!.-nt ol
Stat.- IV? s.t .i.- soi iation announces
Ihroimli tin- .Tfnrts ol Mr. Ai
Kolin. iMi.-.'tnr I a nt ral Me \i|?.?
named to i'< stnr.* th>- ol.l airnncc
iiiiiI. r which traiis|miitati.ni will
fX.-liaiitr. .1 lor advertisina spare.
- Hi natter lli. otlii'ial nii-knaii
tin- 3<Mli division, now ill Cam). S
ami soon to no across to Franco
In* the "Old Hickor.v Division."
name is selected in honor of An
-f i? i"i.W>. liir.tiin'.bT, ii gin
by South and North Carolina,
who was elected to the |iresidi
from Tennessee. The division
made ti|. mainly of North Cum
South Carolina and Tennessee tri
Tin* Marlboro hotel at It.-nii.
\ ill", was ilestroye.l by lire last Sa
ila \ niorniiiK at r> o'clock. The li:
IiiiiI nia.U consi.leial.le heiidwuy
lore %the III'.' was iliseovt red all
was Willi much .1 itll.-itll> that
quests escaped. Miss V irginia Wi
.laii^hi.-r oi the |iostiiiasti i. I.roke
iohired her arm as the ii
of a jump from tin* sccoiul s
Mrs. Collins was also paintxlli
not seriously injured. Tin- lire o
nat.?l tK'twxn the ceiling ami
roof. The insiimtuv amoiintrel to
otto on tlu- building ami $1,000 on
furniture.
Assistant Attormy Crm-ial :
lias given out an opinion in whii-li
liolils that woiin ii an- ineligible
si'l'vii'i' as iiO'tllhi'l's of tin- state i'oi
ol ih'fi'iis*' ami that also all im'iii
who hohl membership on tlx* roi
in uihiition to other state ollloes
also ineligible. Amain; those
woiihl l>e <1 is>| na 11 li'il iitxler
opinion, n tlu- opinion liohls geeod.
Pavul It. Colo r. state chairman ol
roilllt'll of defense, sinee its Vl'Sill
lion, ami John C. itieliards of Lil
lllll, ehairman ol the state rail
eotninissioii. Others ilisipialilietl
the oltlees held an . Christie If
Columhia. hoanl ol regents, state
pital for the insane; J. K. Sir
4Sreenville, hoani ol regents of
state hospital lot the insane: It.
Moss. Ih nngehurg. ehairman of
state insuranee eoinmission; Mr. I
Hughes, l-iuiens. I loan I ej trustee
tlu* South I'arolina Mediial roll
X. I!. Kvans. Kd^etiehl. im tuber ol
lower house ol tlx- general ass. n
l>l*. \V. M. ItiggS, pieslilent ol Clel
college; l?r. James A. I la\ lie's, se
tar\ <e| the stall' hoanl ot health:
K. II. Mel.e'oil. Florence. hoard ol
gents ot tlx- stall' hospital for tin
sane, ami fhiirhs o. He-aron. S|
anlnirg. nii-inhcr of the state higl
com mission.
? The resolution extending
selective draft to men reaching
age of 1'1 ye-ars since June 5. IS
the tlrst resist tat ion day?was p.i
Friday night ley the senate withot
ri'cord vote after a futile attempt
hee n made to add to tt a provlsioi
training youths from l$e to 21 j
old. It is estimated that about 701
men will he- .elded to the reglstri
th^ year by the resolution whlcl
one of the pieces of legislation
/ which the war department Is wa
tiofoi-e .ixiioiinemg complete plain
the next draft. It now goes to
house for consideration. there wttl
Mil to huso draft quotas on the r
her of registrants In Class 1 instet
on population. The proposal tc
quire training of hoys over l!) and
?ler registration was In the form <
amendment by Senator New,
whteh the senate rejected. 36 t<
after a debate of several days
number of senators who favor
versa! military training as a f
time policy voted against the am
ment. As adopted the resolution
Vides that all male citizens ol
Cnited Stati? residing in this coi
attaining their majority since Jul
lt'lT. shall he subject to registra
under regulations prescribed by
president: shall present thems
for registration on a day procla
by the president and thereafter
be liable to military service. 1
was no opposition to the resoli
itself, the only controversy being
Senator News amendment. Op
ents of the plan argued that tra.
youths would hamper urgent arm;
terprises and take the labor
farms and factories, without prov!
soldiers for immediate needs at
front. Strong sentiment for univt
compulsory military training wat
parent, however, and Friday's
was not regarded as foreshado
future action on Senator Chan
Iain's universal training bill.
9
? A dispatch from the French
says that at one ixdnt on the C
. canal, where the Germans event
galneil a crossing, they made si:
different attacks In one day. Fi
the British corps which was ho
the position fell back, absolutely
hausted. and the Germans cr
over a bridge of plled-up bodle
' their own dead comrades.
s&t'.
The German Long Distance Gun.Th?
bombardment of Pari* by Ion
range German guns resumed a
Hum 2,18 p m" s,in<Ja>At
the services Sunday morning th
on (hutches were even more crowd*
e of than as usual on Easter Sunday.
Lean shell from a gun bom
bard in it I'aris has thus far been foun>.
sses. ||?i\vi-v>i, there have been examined i:
was the municipal laboratory fragments e
lents su.'Iieient size to iierrnit the director
to reach c? rtain conclusions. They ar
of the opinion that a double fuse I
S. J', used, ami that the guns file 210 mil
rued uoe o r i ? I inch) shells.
,. , Appar? ntlv four guns are Is-ing user
here ,U(< on alternate day. The tutswith
tn?. guns, which ar<- rlib* guns, ar
i.ioi- than tto feet long. The instal
tatia hit ion and adjustment of the gun
must require at least three month!
-end Doubtbss tliev are concealed und<
aret uioiintains of cement, rendering i
most dtflii ult to locate and destro
them.
were (,if;<jul note issued Sunday nigh
sa > s:
om- "The G< rman long-range can no
here coiitlnu'd luring the day to homhnr
'lint '*11' district. One |s-rson wa
:Jo< k hilh-d ami another Injured."
them '
AT THE CHURCHES
thus
nlry' ."HAUEoTTE STREET BAPTIST.
? uri' |
were I Prayer meeting Thursday evening a
Tilth, "30 o'clock.
.'lyde
Hrl- FIRST BAPTIST
I'ook Prayer meeting Wednesday evenln
7.30 o'clock,
dren _
lonie
<|i(nal Jlolirea
n up Mrs. J. M. Ramsey
littce Will give a Forty-two party. Wedneii
iness (|;,v. (if :(.:{ ! |,. III., for the Itcd Crosi
ibiah All the ladies of the town are invite*
ctlon Admission, 35 cents. It
r the
"The Private Tutor"
'fcW Will he given at Shady Grove schot
ttn house on the evening ol April 13. th
pro. < ds o| wiiich will go to heiielit c
"J'1' I he Red Cross Societ y. A corilial in
ouse vital ion is extended to all to take Jli
oppoitunity ol helping in this grea
cause. Watch Tiie Kn<iuircr lor no
vv'ih ,,| admission charges.
* - Nolle Moore. Teacher.
;n Crop Mortgage Blanks.
'''' Crop Mortgage Blanks are re'uile
I at The Kn<|uirer Olllce at 1 for 5 cts.
:'JIS 3 for 10 cts.; s for 35 cts.; 13 for 3
?I,S cts.: 50 tor $1.35; 100 for $3.35. ITep
r* a rations are now hcing made to prill
a in w supply of the form prct'errf
isiiig j,y (ip-ik of tlie Court, and w
'' h'1" offer: All orders for 100 e
moii received previous to Match 3
w ill he tilled at $1.50 per 100. Ordei
onia. i',,,. p.ss than loo at the first name
tilph |,iivi's altovc.
isses st L. M. Grist's Sons.
' THINK OF rr
mlly
ll,s,> 50,000 Persons Publicly Recommen
Our Remedy. Some are York
People.
. s of < 'vol one hundred thousand hav
t itcoiiiiiiendisl Donn's Kindney Pills,
For backache, kidney, urinary ills,
sia- Filly thousand signed testimonial
were An appearing now in public prln
Some of t Item are York people.
Some are published ill York,
the No other remedy shows such proo
Follow this York man's example.
must W. P. Pill nam, Jefferson St., says
. "A good many years ago I had symp
touts of kidney trouble. 1 suffore
meat wit It terrible headaches and this \va
|?> a source of constant annoyance. I
has been so long since that all I c:i
say is. Donti's Kidn< y Pills cured in
te of oi that complaint, ami I haven't ha
evict any need of a kidney medicine sinci
j ()| as my kidneys tire in tine condition,
..... I'rice title, at all dealers. Don
simply ask for a kidney remedy?g(
drew floan's Kidney Pills?the same thu
iUlMi^lL-XllliiailLJiail^JlPj't^r-Mllburn Co
and Mfprs!!^
ency ???????????
un's OBITUARY
?>|IS.
lis- lilt |?? Suddenly at his home in th<
.tur- Xeely's Creek neighltorhood. on Marcl
lines -7. AXPLEW JACKS) ?N WAI.KKII
I- aged S5 years. The deceased was :
d it well known Confederate veteran, high
tin ly esteemed h.v all who knew hint. 1b
Ison. is survived by the following chihiren
In r Edward. William, Johnnie and F. 11
i-sult Walker. Mrs. J. .1. Williams and Miss
tory. es Minnie. Maggie and Mattie Walket
"it \t the home of her son. It. H. Me
rigi- clam, in the l.ockmore mill villag*
tja alter a long |x-riod of ill health. Mrs
*" - ii. McCI.AiX. widow of the late I!
> the |{. MeClain. Sunday afternoon at ii.3
o'eliK'k. Mrs. MeClain is survived h,
Sapp two sous and two daughters: Mr. Ii
he K. MeClain of Castonia. and It. it. Mr
for ('lain of Yorkville; Mrs. A. It. Hotlam
iincil el Pallas, X. C., and Miss Janle Me
liters ( lain of Yorkville. Interment was ii
itncil Lose Hill cemetery yesterday after
sue noon, after funeral services nt Trlnlt;
who Methodist church, conducted by he
this pastor. Lev. J. E. Mahaffey.
ate: ????
,IMISCELLANEOUS WANTS
wrty ??
jjjj FOR SERVICE
I llet, Ik K? .IS I'EliKI) Hampshire boar. S. N
Ims- CRAIG, Yorkviue ao. -.101
rtno.
the MONEY TO LOAN
Hart an good real estate security at
th.' vr per cent interest.
? K. 12. t.f. J. A. MARION, Attorney.
lego: PURE BRED JACK
t tho TOOK service. Fee, Ten Dollars. Ad
My: F dress York R. P. D. No. 1.
nsoxi J. M. MITCHELL.
I)|- . WANTED
" IT ICKoKY logs. Highest price
, ~ jIJL paid. Send for price list an
' ~ speeifleattons.
TICK 1VKY MFG. CO., Hickory. N. I
Jun 1?, tf.
the GRINDING EVERY DAY
i-*10 f V" tf0ni ,n'" at whert is ,n
~T Y/ oi>eratioii and customers are get
issed t|n>. piumpt and etHclent service.
? a BROWN & LAND.
had 21. t. It.*
[i for
ears EGGS FOR HATCHING
> 000 EMtt>.M two pens of exceptionally tin
.. Barred l'lymouth Rocks, $2 and I
' per setting. BROOKS IXMAX,
Ring York.S. <
S FOR RENT
<1 the HE Ewart house on Wright ave-f|
?um- nue and the W. R. Carroll Hurt J
id of house on Lincoln street. Apply to
, 100 tf J. S. PRICE. Attornej
>fU"n STRAYED OR STOLEN
and O l'N DAY morning, hrown thorough
> 26, ^ l.rcd female Shepherd dog. Whit
' A on tip end of nose ami tail. Collar N<
uni- 124. Return to FOREST SMITH,
>eace 25 t.f. York. S. C
pro- WANTED
the if the State Hospital for the Insam
ln,r= Columbia, white women, prefer
5> ably between the ages of eighteen an
thirty >'^ars. a? nurses and attendant
the por information write the Superir
elves tondent. 26?4t.
imed ;
shall long TERM REAL ESTATE
h?ro MORTGAGE LOAN
jtion ?VTir?in.?ri? rate: 6% where 13,00
over ?
>pon- or m?rc wanted, and applicant 1
Inlng no t0 close; 7% for quick cloi
pn_ ing loans.
C. E. SPENCER, Attorney.
;idthe CABBAGE PLANTS
?rrol, "J 000.000 Early Jersey Wakeflel
j ap- and Flat Dutch, ready for Immed:
vote ate shipment. Can ship same day oi
wing der received. 30c per 100 by parci
iber- post 10,000 and above $1.76 p<
1,000. J. B. MACKORELL.
26 St. Lancaster. S. <
f,w>! LADIES
rozat
uallv "VTOUR Coat Suits and Skirts an
tteen X Waists should be Dry Cleane
tally We have In our employ a Dry Cleaix
Idtng Who Understands Dry Cleaning an
ex- Does It Right. Send Tour Dry Clear
ossed Ing Work to Us. Guaranteed s&tlsfa*
s of tlon or no ChargeL
KKLLT8 PRESSING CLUB.
FEED GRINDING
j VTE have put tn our Feed Grinding
lt " Machine and it makes a flne grade
of feed from ear corn, velvet beans or
* almost anything you want ground.
llring us your Corn if you want good
Meal. Corn shelled free of charge. We
buv Ear Corn and pay the Highest
Cash price. ITTXAM & HL'EV.
'I CLOVER TRANSFER COMPANY
e York and Rock Hill,
s T KAVE Shieder Drug store at York
- at 7.3m and 10 a. m., and 1.30 and
4 p. m.. and leave Rock Hill Drug Co.,
I. at *.3o and 11.30 a. m.. and 2.30 and
s 5.30 p. ni. Daily except .Sunday. Fare
* 73 cents each way. White.- people only.
'LOVER TRANSFER COMPANY
s 25 ? w?6 mo.
; SANITATION ORDER
v /OWNERS of privies within the cor^
porate limits oi the town of York
t are hereby notified to place those
privies within proper sanitary conn
dition on or l.efoie Friday. April 12.
il All tin cans and other useless reoeptis
en Is capable of holding Stagnant water
should be Gathered in piles that may
? bo conveniently made, and sinks and
closets should Ik- put in clean condition.
Kcginning Friday. April 12. a
wagon will call for and take away
collected cans and other receptieals.
lf along with disease fostering gar'>age.
11 M. .1. WALKER.
2t Chairman Board ??f Health
- The ICE Wagon
Ire TirlrtS will lir supplied to local
consumers as follows:
1 3,0iii) pound books $12.00
i.
j, 1.000 pound hooks 5.00
MM) jioini'l hooks 3.25
_ loo i-omuls 50
Ml pounds 3o
>1 ... , , ,.
2a J (ootids la
if 15 pounds 10
7 pounds 05
it OUR GINNERY?
Will o|M-r?t?' this week until Friday
morning and on Tucsdsi.v and Wednos
da> ot next wci-k.
Yorkville Cotton Oil Co.
5
; Corn Planters
j
S it BEHOOVES EVERY FARMER
d T<? I'U.WT ANT? MAKE MOIIK CORN
THIS V10A It THAN EVER BEFORE.
Vou cannot make a good crop of
corn unless you have a good stand.
You cannot have a good stand unless
you h:i\o a good PLANTER. To ho
certain that you have the BEST Corn
Planter made, you should have
d
THE JOlIX DEER
Sold hv YORK SUPPLY CO.
Plant lots of IRISH POTATOES. It
looks now that Flour will be scarce
this summer and fall. In fact the time
s may come when we cannot get ANY
t Flour. We advise that parties plant
more'Irish Potat .es than ever before,
lf necessary, we can almost lifre on
f. Irish Potatoes. Let us sell you some
Seed.
We also have all kinds of GARDEN
SEEDS.
s YORK SUPPLY COMPANY
It WliolfNilc ami KHnil.
n
? Plant 'Em Now
"t
-t "The moon is right, says expertit
enced Irish Potato growers who be.,
lievc in planting potatoes by the tnooji
IsiSns." Hui w'l'c" itPf IPou lieileve )h llle
? signs or not, It is up to YOU to plant
Potatoes. It is a safe, easy crop to
grow, and a profitable one. It is not
too late to plant them for a good crop.)
Come to see us for Seed Potatoes.
VOI R WAR GARDEN?
America this year will have more
1 and better gardens than ever before.
* Patriotic Americans arc going after u
' bumper production of Garden Truck.
? Don't be a "Garden Slacker." You
' can almost live out of your own gar"
den, at the same time produce some
' for your friends who can't have gar
dens and Save Other Foods to go to
' our Allies "over there." See us for
' GARDEN SEEDS of all kinds. Get
busy and "Go over the top" on a gar0
den. Make the start.
SHERER & QUINN
CEREALS
y
r EVERYBODY Is now eating more
Cereals than ever before. It is a case
. of necessity. We have to do it to help
save wheat for our Allies and those
L who need Hour more than we do. And
; Cereals are growing In favor. Ix>ts of
people have just been learning how
good?
OATMEAI* RICE.
CREAM OF WHEAT, TAPIOCA.
SHREDDED WHEAT.
CORN FLAKES,
7 PUFFED RICE. HOMINY.
CORN MUFFINS. Etc. are. They
are good now. but these things will be
thliilously siiomu n t-oiiu- iik
time thai we cannot have wheat tlour
for our broad. Better learn to like
corrals now while the learning is good.
See me or phone me for all kinds of
T'ereal fuojls, for Maple Syrup, Cane
Syrup, etc.
s And Incidentally, see me for anyJ
thing you want In Groceries.
- W E.FERGUSON
EXTRA
. SPECIAL
JUST RECEIVED. One Lot ok '
3 HKAVY LAP ROUES
That ought to have arrived last Fall?
' lost in transit. We offer them at
$5.98 ,:ACH
rather than carry them over until next
I Fall. Buy one and lay it away.
P?0 Pairs Men s HEAVY OVERALLS.
. ?All this week, at tl.75
2'10 Indies' CREPE DE CHINE
HANDKERCHIEFS ? J5 "| CA
cents kind, at AtAle
* One lot Ladies' READY-TO-WEAR
HATS ? At nail Uie IT11V 1UUU I ?J
>.
Elsewhere.
McCONNELL'S
p' CliraiHtit Store In South Carolina.
d
t WATERMELONS?
. CANTELOUPES
s OH. YES. we know the war iB on?
but even that won't keep you from
0 wanting Melons this summer, and a
n small patch of Watermelons and Cani
tcloupcs won't take much of your good
time from other crops, and will add
much to your pleasures during the
~ melon season. See us for Seed. We
have?
d WATERMEIiOX?Wood's New Ex'
cel. Florida Favorite, Carolina
"" Bradford, KJeckly Sweets, Tom
?1 WaL-on, Jackson. Rattlesnake,
f CANTKLOCPE?Rocky Ford, Jenny
Llntl, Tip Top, Knight, Banana,
Osage, Hackensack, and Skltman's
Netted Gem.
We have all these Seeds In bulk and
,d can supply any quantity desired. To
a. be sure we'll (111 Phone Orders hy Par?
eel Post. Send Cs Your Orders.
CLOVES DBUO STORE
R L WYLIE, proprietor.
| Uur imr?:-vuauit?otnuwt
SHAME ON 1
SOUTH CABOUNA
LK> YOU KNOW that In the sale of
Thrift and Savings Stamps while York A
now stands seventh among the counties
of South Carolina, its sales are
only 2~> C'ts. per capita? And among
the States we stand at the very l>ot" 'S
torn?'forty-ninth?only 15c per capita,
while the State of Nebraska has
bought S 1.39 worth for each inan, woman
and child in the Stale.
For week ending March 16th, York
stood twenty-third County in South
Carolina, with only J14,040.UO worth , .
of sale.
Wlutt Are You Doing'.' Not someone
else: but VOL'. L?et us do better
next week and get back up in at least
the third class among the Counties of
South Carolina, thus helping ourselves A(
and helping the Government.
Very respeciiuny,
W. B. MOORE
\utlioriz4il Agent for the (iovcrnmint
to Soil Thrift Stain]i- at Cost.
NOTICE . *
To Our Rural Subscribers lu South ?
Carolina:
A PPLIOATION has been made to the
Railroad Commission of South u,
Carolina to grant an Inerease of twenty-five
rents per month, beginning
May 1st, ISIS, on rural telephone sta- Tl
tions. t.|
The advanced costs of labor, material
and maintenance is why this slight
Increase is asked, that we may be able tli
to continue your service. dr
The rates paid now are same as paid jS
since 1907, while maintenance of prop- j;l
erty has increased 00 per cent to 200 cr
per cent.
PIEDMONT TELEPHONE & TELE- si
RRAPH CO. Mar. 19-23 t 3t
D. M. PARROTT S
CLOVER, S. C.
SII.KS \\l) VOILES?
' PR NEW SPRINO ROODS con- C
tinue to arrive, until now our Spring Li
stork is almost complete. Among the
newest arrivals arc?
Plue Messnllne SI.73
LI LACK and BLUE SILKS, at the
Yard $1.98 w
KBJt'RED VOILES in Pink. Ught ar
Blue, Lavender, and White and ;l<
Black?Yard 23 C*TS. and 50 (TS.
REP for Skirts, White and Checks. |0
Black and White Stripes, and Polka
Dots, at the yd .... 25 and 50 CTS.
.MADRAS for Skirts, at ... 25 CTS. Yd.
FANCY SILK STRIPES, at
50 CTS. and $1.00 ^
We are in Clover, ripiit Close to ion.
We Iu?\e (lie Hoods, Our Expenses
nrc Ixnv and We want to serve You
anil are <|iiile sure you'll find our '
I'rices satisfactory.
D. M. PARROTT.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK ?
SIIAItON, - 8. C. v
? .Meiul'cr I'cdcral Iteserve System ? '
I.IIIKItTY BONDS? ?
THIS WEEK?APRIL 6TH?a new M
eaiiipaipn to float $3,000,000,000.00 of
Liberty Honda will be started. Wo are ?
(IU|H'IU1 LIIUl UUl ^cv/|>iu win wu aitwt v Vi
liberal buyers of this Issue than of
tin- bonds previously issued. The war
ill continue for some time yet. But jj
we .\11 "ST and we WILL win. To carry
it on. Uncle Sammy MUST have
money. Western Farmers promise to
be heavy buyers of these bonds, and
special efforts will be made to induce
Southern Farmers to buy, because it
is believed that the Southern Farmers
will get more for their products this
year than ever before. Consequently
tliey will have more money than ever.
Lend some of your money to Uncle
Sam by buying Bonds. It is an abso- c
lutely SAFE Investment Uncle Sam
will pay you back, and If he should
I'jft'i1 Af L'IIW1 it'Hwr fm.
the money that YOU might have paid ]
for bonds won't be of any value to
you. Help Uncle Sam to win with et<
your money and More FOOD CROPS
and make what You have worth More.
J. S. HARTNESS, Caahier.
FOR MEN WHO
We arc especially part
lines of Furnishings for M
lias demonstrated to us tli
furnishings in this town, ws
Styles and Qualities at Fai
concerned about the Qualit;
nishings, because wc have 1<
to our customers and man;
turners that Prices at Stroii
able and Fair. That's beei
hasn't it ? Wc believe so.
that our Spring Fumishii]
should lie in Qualities and
received?
Come and Let Us Show Y
Correct Qualities a
MEN'S SIIIKTS? ARROW and W
carefully made Shirts for Men.
Stiff Bosoms. some with Frenel
Shirts at $1.25, $1.50 ami $2.00.
$2.00, $3.30 and $4.00 Each.
XrCKWK.VIt?Here's where we fal
ts n beautiful line of Neckwear
Styles, in Colors and Patterns t<
.*>0 CTS. and $1.00. Cheney Si
50 CTS.. 75 CTS. and $1.00 Eacl
Washable Ties?Beautiful patte
<?ur Tie stock includes Fours-in
l'Xl)KKWEAR?In Union Suits for
popular Quarter Sleeves In Ni
$1.00, $1.50 ami $2.00 per Suit,
llalhritfgun, short and lonp slee
Shirts at SO Cts. Scriven's Elas
Wilson Bros.'s Elastic Seam Dri
Hoys" Union SultB. at 75 CTS. S
X I<i I IT SIIIKTS?For men. liberal
PAJAMAS?For men, handsomely m
pleasing shades, at $2.50 Salt.
LEATHER I1HLTS?For Men and 1
good quality leather and good
ITS., $1.00 and $1.50 each.
IIOSE SUPPORTERS?You'll need
find your kind here. We have
kinds, priced at 25 (TTS. and 5C
COLLARS?For Men and Boys, in
the latest production of"p?e A
that is being worn by thirultra i
nue. Then too. we have a spl
that were so popular last suit
popular this spring and summei
HOSIERY?Silk. Lisle and Cotton f
solid colors, and quite a bunch
who wants the fancy Hosiery.
50 CTS. and 75 CTS. Pair.
DRESS STRAW HATS?It is straw
opening of the Straw Hat neaso
fashionable Straws here in Pa
Sennets, etc., priced at $1.00 to
YOrR SPRING SUIT?Let us show
We have your site and can plea:
Have Summer Clothing in Pair
gg Serge and Wool Mixtures. Prtc
H C?IUJIH??j ncre are ohuct ?.
K the very top in Quality. Style. F
Hf the CLAPP Shoe. You'll And
80 pair LESS than you'll find them
K pensea are higher. Let -ua show
1 SHOES J. M. SI
ABE YOUB HENS LA71
If not try Dr. Hess' ar
a-cea?Priced 25 Ota.
W e guarantee it to gi*
Money Refunded. Pair en
J. E. Brim, Pr*. CITY Pti
"THE SERVICE D
H ' :v ''
" - - ' V' "'V"
1 : vjj^- ?; Sfcf ?T#'
[HE STAR THEATRE t
TODAY?TUESDAY.
Special?-Fop Five Thousand a tf.
Year." with Louise Hug. .in Five in- Cp
11 resting reels. A]
WEDNESDAY. dii
tars ar.d Bars." a Two Keel Comedy
I'.ature with Ford Sterling and ,
Harry Grihltcn. "Dangers of a
Bride," also a Two Keel Comed>.
j,.during Gloria Swanson and Bob- ^
! > Vernon. J
THURSDAY,
iouls Triumphant," featuring Wilfred
l. icas. in Five tremendously inter.
-!insi Heels. "The Camera Cure."
a One Keel Comedy, and "Over the
Roads to War," a patriotic feature
in One Reel.
Emission, including War Tax, ea.
in ptc i ic ptc
STAR THEATRE
J. Q. WRAY, Manager, m
no
bu
}lant POTATOES ?
11
THE food administration is M]
gingFarmers and ot.iers everywhere !
UROW MORE IRISH POTATOES.
Iii> Is necessary because of the scar- '
ty of wheat. We'll need everything
the way of food crops to "Help Win ..y
io War." It is up to YOU and US to ?
> < ur BEST. Growing more Potatoes
tie way?Start it now. It is not too I
t" to plant potatoes for the spring 1,1
op. We have the
i:i:d irisii potatoes? jin
Lots of them, and we'll get more if th<
n y are needed and wanted. But do ? .
?t delay the planting. SEE US AT
.WE FOR SEED. Priced Right. ca
hh
CARROLL BROS. pr
do
co
AT AT JOHNS' I"
on
When You are in town and want to un
AT, Just remember JOHN'S Place.
van furnish you with Just what you
. nt and cooked the way you want it, a?
nl you'll find that my prices are Just |in
i reasonable as can be made under tn
;i>ting conditions. Yes. I'll be glad jn,
have you eat with me at any time- |jt,
FRUITS j1"
h?
Also remember, please, that I carry be
complete line of FRUITS of the best of
mlltlcs, all the time. And also su
lit
1 HAVE CANDIES th
f innny kinds that will please you. wi
you want high g'ade, boxed can- ne
es, I have them. If you want Bulk sc
indies, I have them, too. ue
See me for Nuts, Chewing Gums, J'?
It Drinks, Cigars, Cigarettes, Tobac- th
is, Smoking and Chewing, etc.
to
orkville Candy Kitchen
JOHN l)KMAS. Drop. >o
joi
V;l
. II. Clinton It. L. CliiKon *
LINTON BROS,, Cash Grocery?*
J.ST RECEIVED? _
FRESH shipment of
SUPREME HAMS, ml
. SUPREME BREAKFAST BACON'?Sugar
Cured. '
CREAM OF WHEAT,
PUFFED WHEAT,,
PANCAKE FLOUR,
CORN FLAKES.
OAT MEAL CRACKERS. rn
NATIONAL RYE BISCUIT, th
RISOO- iW
t'.if for frying and for cake makil.
Fresh Orated Cocoa nut in Cans.
Dried Apples, Evaporated Peaches,
j, is
CLINTON BROTHERS
Phone SB?For Good Tilings to Lit.
DRESS WELL p
icular in selecting our
en, because experience ?
at men who buy their
int the best to be had in
r Prices. We are only
y and Style of our Fur
A J 11
:mg since aemonsiraieu
r who are not our cusp's
are always Reason1
your experience hero,
Well, we are satisfied
igs are just what they
Styles. We have just
ou Our Snappy Styles,
nd Fair Prices. ?>a
ex
[ICON'S?The Best, and most
Have them in Soft Shirts and ev
1 Cuffs. Some of Silk. Arrow l8
Wilson Bros.'s Shirts at $1.50, ne
an
1 down on description. But it se<
. in the most approved Spring
j please every taste. Prtocd at
lk Tubular, Pin-Proof Ties, at
i. '
i ns?25 CTS. and 50 OT8. '
-hand, Bows, Midgets, Dress. (
summer wear. Athletic and the
linsooks and other weaves, at
Men's Undershirts In 2-thread th
v<s, at $1.00, and good Knitted N'<
tie Seam Drawers at $1.25; and
iiwers, at $1.00 per pair,
pit. All sizes.
sizes and well made. $1.50.
Hide and trimmed, in white and
_ es]
^oys. lots of different styles. In mi
buckles, priced at 25 CTS., 50
th
'cm with the "shorta" You'll
half dozen or more different
I CTS.
all sizes and styles. We have
Ft ROW Collar folks?the style
fashionable dressers of the ave
?H i ?: * am*
t'imm line ui oun on a vuuntc
imer and promise to be more
?. Let's show you.
or Men and Boys, In plain and
of Fancies for the young man - E
Priced at 25 CTS., SI CTS.,
hut time. Easter Is always the
in. You'll find a dandy line of
namas, Leghorn, Fine Straws, ^
$5.00. I
you how good our Clothes are. kJ
se you In the color and pattern,
n Beach, Mohairs, Keep-Kools,
wl Just right In your reach,
nd Shoes; but when you want
It and Workmanship, you want
them. here. Priced $2 t? *3 a
i in the bigger towns where exYou
CLAPP Shoes. cc
rROUP SHOES
HO? : h
id Clark's Poultry Pane
Satisfaction or Your
ough, is it dot? u
IARMACY (W, S. C
arc vn?p.< a
i : -for*.* \cv:'
,:<
FOB FIHAX DISCHARGE
rOTICE Is hereby riven that havi
' made a Final Settlement with t
an. L. R. Williams, Judge of Probj
York county, as Administrator
e Estate of F. Brooks Pariah, c
ased. I will on WEDXESDA
PRIL 3D. make application for fit
scharge as Administrator of said <
te. W. B. KELLER.
Administrator Estate P. B. Parish,
liar 5-19 t 5t?
on V/ant to
Earn Money
THEN TAKE CARE OF
WHAT YOU EARN?
YOL* work six days in the we
rning money and unless YOU ma
a point to SAVE a part of It, at t
d of the year you will be Just whe
u STARTED.
SET ASIDE A FEW DOLLAI
ch week or month?make It a poi
t to disturb what you have savt
t add regularly to it.
This strong Bank can assist YC
many ways, and particularly be
-onghold for the safe keeping
>ur money.
ire tlian a Half Million Assets
Protect and Make Your Savin
Safe.
First National Banl
YORK . S. C.
ou Had Better Be Safe Than Sorr
ook Before Yoa Lea
It is rarely the case that a wide
d her children are provided wl
e protection against poverty, st
ring, drudgery and Ignorance b
use the husband and father insur
s life for an adequate amount
otect those things that he did n
so solely because an agent for t
mpuny in which he insured almc
orally forced him to. In ot
/??mmirntlvelv few. not OV
e out of twenty, take the initlati
tl take out their first policy witho
ing urged to do so by an agent, ai
at is why all schemes to elimina
cuts have proved dlsmul fallur
id will continue to do so. It is al
ue that nine persons out of ten b
surunce from the agent who first s
its thent, without Investigating
id out whether or not his claim tl:
> is offering the "best policy in t
st company" is' orrect. and the ag
another company, who carried i
ranee on his own life in the Muti
nefit Life Insurance Company km
at he was not seriously lnterferi
th his own chances of getting bu
ss for the company he was repi
nting, when he said: "If tl avt
e business man realized how far s
rior it was to ALL other compan
e Mutual Benefit could sell all t
surunce it wanted to without a sal
rce," (agents.) If you buy insu
ice for the benefit of yourself and c
ndents, and not to help an age:
u can get the maximum benefits
ning the 12,000 citizens of Sou
irolina who carry 120,000,000 of t
00,000.000 insurance in force tod
the Mutual Benefit. Consult yo
rn best interest by investigating.
SAM M. GRIST
All Kinds of <>ond Insurance.
few Spring Oxfords
YES, our Spring line of OXFORI
r Men, Ladies and Children has a
red and we are now ready to she
em to you. Wo have them In
W1UTK, TAX AND BLACK
id our Oxford prices are very attni
. e. Let us show 'em to you.
>h txx)i> c'lUMHA- 1 ' "'
Don't put off buying your Seed,
to your interest to buy EARLY. I
new. Sec us for
SEED PEANUTS.
110-DAY VELVET BEANS,,
OSCEOLA VELVET BEANS.
SPECKLED VELVET BEAN
The early buyers nre winners.
?re are other Field Seeds that y<
nt. let us have your order NOW.
U7 WUITPSinFS & r
TT 11 in a uuii/uv w v>
SIIAHON - - S. .
II Ml 1,1 ^ <-I W WT
Will be found at Our Stables. V
ve Mules that will satisfy the mi
acting demands of the buyer?Si
inlity and almost in color. Wht
er may be your needs in livestock,
to your interest to sec us for yo
cds. More Mules received this we
<1 others are yet to arrive. Tome
p Our Mules.
JAMES BROS.
All tlic Year Livestock Dealers
The Howard Qainte
Will be the Lyceum Attraction
p SHARON SCHOOL AUDITORIl
:Xt?
TUESDAY NIGHT, APRIL 2
This Lyceum organization is deel
ly the best that has yet visit
laron and promises an entertal
nt of the Highest Class that w
pecially appeal to lovers of Go
jslc.
THE HOWARD QUINTET Inclu^
e following five entertainers:
JOHN E. HOWARD,
Director and Violin Soloist
LAWTON HANNA,
Cello Soloist
WALTER WEAVER,
Obligato Violin.
DOROTHY TAGGART,
Flute Soloist.
LUCILLE ALDRIDGE HOWARD,
Pianist and Accompanist,
vary One is an Exceptional Artie
DON'T MISS THIS
TUESDAY NIGHT, APRIL 2
'toves and Range
WE JUST WANT to suggest
our Customers and Friends,
least to those who anticipt
buying a?
)OK 8TOVE or
)OKING RANGEDO
IT NOW. These artlc
are steadily advancing?the]
certainly be higher within
to (0 days than they are nc
We base a good selection
Ranges and Stores in stock a
yon can probably save money
BUYING QUICK.
EATERS?
YES. we hare quite a stock
Heating Stores, tor Wood a
(or Coal, and it is a (act thai
Store is more economical th
an open are-place or grata
M. L. FORD
censed Undertakers and Em ha Inn
CDOVER. - - a. C.
* The Enquirer wants yew or*
r Commercial Stationery.
I' ' / ...
. ..v - _ . Jcjx&j
iiiiiiiniutiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiuiiiiiiii
f One Yem
,al s
i
5 April 1st, 1917
~ | $346,566.95 . DEI
| 371,807.80 L<
| 476,145.38 RES<
^ S This gratifying inc
hree | suit of the liberal and
is 5 corded our patrons at i
nt 5
,d* | In one year our
)U ? AAA AA
a = $zzy,uuu, or over oo pei
?f E
w 5 You are cordially i
gs | increasing number of s;
\\ THE LOAN ANI
= ' THE BANK F
1 YORK,
? | B. N. MOORE, Preside:
th =
if. Illlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll
e- - - .
ed
: KRESO DIP
>st
hYOUH
SPWINO CLEANING will 1
more effective if you freely use KRJ
ve SO-DIP about your premises wht
ut you clean up. This Disinfectant Is
ad Deodorizer. Insectide, Germicide and
ite Cleanser,
cs,
so KRESu-DIP destroys the diseai
uy uerms and protects from contagioi
lo- and infections,
to
iat KRESO-DIP kills Uce, Mites ar
he Fleas. It will free your hen house
int Mites, und destroy the Lice on yoi
n- pigs. It will destroy the Fleas on yoi
ial dog. It will make your premis
sw healthier for you. Try KRESO-DII'
is Sold at This Store?
siil:
York Drug Store
ies
he
| NOTICE TO 0
by
Effective April 1st, 15118. we
ng
ay ?rental and long distance charges?
ur 15th of the month.
In the past few years the cos
copper wire, for example, has incre
materials have increased in the sans
Cost of labor h;is increased fr
of enhanced cost of everything used
thut they are true from your own e
Telephone rates huvc NOT In
then to a very slight degree.
DS
_r_ Any business, to be successful,
>w upon the money invested. Present
use the greatest economy In every 1
lC_ pense if we arc to continue to rend?
We consider it an unnecessary
subscribers in order to get the mon
It of collecting is, approximately 20 per
)o
Our bills are delivered to you
is open from 7.30 a. m., until 6.0(1 p.
practically 10 days to comply with
s you to call at the office, mail us yoi
by someone.
>u The service of all subscribers i
will be suspended without further i
Q the Company's office or to the Mar
We desire to render you effic
lowest rates possible. By complying
? operating effectively with us In ellr
the business.
PIEDMONT
I SPR
j OXF<
JJ j We have them in All S
E } of the Best Styles
JJ ? Prices Than C
\kQ J During
x Ladies' Kid Oxfords, 1
j Priced at
? Ladies' English Style 1
f jj and Calf Skin, Tans i
m J Ladies' Dull Kid, 2-st
J Low Heels?a beai
J Ladies' Kid Pumps?F
j J CHILDREN
S ? AU Styles for the little
5 as well. Have them i
efl and White.
Z We have a tremendous
1 and W^Want an C
J wnat we nave. .
5 to show You Our 8
1 K1RKPATRICK
_J Sells!
S
s I. PhZe GETTI
or c
THE YORK I
Si For Your Wants. We
have not got what yoi
?{ can be had.
? HOW FOR
In House Cleaning. 1
need some XYAVI
furniture new. We. 1
Call on us. We will be
Remember: To fighi
e?* ish in 1918, as this is t
- TIE YORK HA]
11 ' '
" -r v , .
IIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIUHIIUIIHIIIIUIUIIUUIIiniK
r's Growth j
? |
I
April 1st, 1918 |
?OSITS $675,577.19 f
3ANS 569,743.14 1
5URCES 714,906.12 1
reuse in business is the re- |
courteous treatment ac- ?
ill times. |
* i j 5
deposits nave increased =
cent. 1
nvited to join the steadily |
itistied depositors. ?
) SAVINGS BANK |
OH THE PEOPLE" z
- - S. C. I
nt M. F. COBB, Cashier |
iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiimitli
FEEDSTUFFS
YOU KNOW THAT WE MAKE A
SPECIALTY OF FEEDSTUFFS. Always
have a good line of feedstuffa for
)e Horses. Mules, Cows, Poultry. Yes.
3. we know the stuff is high, but we can>n
not help that. We are not making the
a Wholesale Cost Prices. We only add
a n small percentage that will enable us
to stay in business. When Wholesale
Prices drop we will be delighted to
se give YOU the benefit.
is See Us foi?
PURINA Horse and Mule Feed,
id PURINA PIG CHOW?fine for the
of growing pi*.
iir PURINA OMELINE?Made of good
iir grade of Critoked Com, Oats, Alfalfa
es Meal and Molasses?It'll make any
work animal smile.
BABY CHICK FEED.
RICK MEAL.
SPARTAN GRAINS?You know this
Is the best of feeds for dairy cows.
FERGUSON & YOUNGBLOOD
UR SUBSCRIBERS
request that you pay your telephone bills
-ut llu- Company's Office on or before the
t of materials has Increased very much;
asiil 180 per cent. Practically all other
e ratio.
oiu 25 to 100 per cent These statements
need no proof from us because you know
xperlence.
creased except In very rare instances and
, must be able to earn a reasonable return
conditions make it necessary for us to
ivay and to eliminate all unnecessary ex>r
you service.
! expense to send a collector to individual
,t nr l' 1 Sjfc?Qa
ey due us for service. The present cost
' cent of the money collected.
about the 5th of each month. Our office
ni., six days each week. This gives you
our request. If it Is Inconvenient for
ir check or send the money to the office
vho have not paid their bills as requested,
lotice, until payment In full is made at
lager.
lent and satisfactory service at the very
with the above request, you will be conlnating
a heavy and needless tax upon
Respectfully yours,
TELEPHONE & TELEGRAPH OO.
f
.ING j
ORDS j
Styles and Leathers?Many I
to be Had and at Lower ;
ommonly Prevailed j
the Winter.
ligli and Low Heels? t
$1.26 to $5.00 ?
talking Oxfords, Vici, "
uid Black?Priced *
$3.60 to $6.00 I
rap Pumps, High and &
ity $3.60 J
'ricpd at. $2.50 to $6.00 Pair ?
rs LOW SHOES - \
tots and for the bigger ones ?
n Patent, Gun Metal, Kid *
stock of Footwear to show ?
Opportunity to Let You See J
It will be a pleasure to Us k
hoes. I
-BELK COMPANY I
t For Less ?? C
IE HABIT "ST
A LUNG ON '
IAEDWAEE CO.
will appreciate it, and if we ,
1 want, we will get it, if it
THE DEIVE
While doing this you will
Z E to make the floors and
lave it in different colors
i pleased to show you!
t the FLY, from start to finhe
year of the big drive.
RDWARE COMPANY
. .iiY.. ^ i ^