Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, April 12, 1918, Image 3
CLOVER CULLINGS. ]
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i.'lo.tri, April 1 '>?Miasea Martha
.?until, i 111 till ill Smith, Kthcl Adams |
m and Mr. 'J' J. Mv.nspent Sunday
* .11 hal lull*.-, .\. 1
Mias lii.iiine Jackson of tiie <iastun.a
huspitiil rveeiiUy visited her
p.u i iita. Mi and Mr.- John Ja'kson (
hi i <iuti.' No. 1. '
Mi Kuah liieKsmi ul ''oncord, X. \
. th?- Aeek-end hcr?- Aith .
111' liOa.
in r. W I'ressly, ''olone-1 S< ott and ,
...ij'ii Smith ul ' uiiip ScvK'i, spent <
in'l ... neie with (nelids.
Mi. .mil Mm. JAd.una ol Howling
ii? - ii, spoilt v\.eln<sda> with Misses
i.i . ....I i.e. v.e.i.,^
alls. J. J. Wilson is .sp'lidllllj tills I
.. h uilli li- i IniiKiili-r, .Mrs. Ilujin.
.!'1 on route No. 1.
Al? MUumcs Junns A. i'uKc, Hubert A. J '
ksoii and A1 n. .Smith represented!
lover Missionary So' icty at the I
> n sl?> ti.-rial in Uuu. aster this week.
.Messrs. w. u. Xherer, lien Shcrcr,11
i.i m.si WaiKii . i nil Will Jenkins at- I J
mh-'l tlii- Mi l> ii'lon meeting in | .
lii'sti-r Sunday. | ,
Air. .ni'l Mrs. \V. I'li-asants ami |
hiMi'i-n ot ilastoiiia. spent Siimlay hi
i?* witli Mi ami Airs W. K Adams.
Mr Tlioiii|.soii Jackson of Kind's I
Mountain. ,\. i'.. sjn nt Tuesday hi-re. '
Airs ti'uu'- llo|i|n-r of < I..stoma, .'{
a ln? has la i ii visiting h'-r |iari-nts, Mr. \
ami Airs. J Ir ("lark on Vorkvilli- So. 1
I. was in town tor a little while Tins- day
afternoon in route home.
?mi- pleasing feature of the Sunday ^
seliool at the I'reshy terlan <-hur< h on
Sunday morning was the presentation
of a isold inn to pupils for perfect j
attend am e during the past year. This
l> almost one sixth of the enrollment
and when this has lieen sueh a severe
winter these certainly deserve praise
for their faithfulness
Tin iteihel s' liool closed on Tues- 1
day afternoon after a very suei-essful
term with Miss Addie N'elll as teacher. .
Airs. \V. W. Jenkins of Yorkvllle, y
spent Tuesday with Mrs. K. I'. Smith.
The fum-ral services over tin- ri-- mams
of Allen i; l.au rence, yy-ho >1
III Sheffield, Ala.. Saturday night. r
ere lo-ld III the < "lover I'reshyteriall
Lir< li Jl'llesday afternoon. Itev. A. A. I
"la-all. pastor, eonductlnu the ser- J
vice. The interment was under the J |
auspices of Alpine lodge, No. -08, An- | ,
eienf l-"ree Masons, and the exercises|
ii... ...-.v .. were under direction of |
I'iisl Muster W T lifsiniKiiaM. There
was a very la rife Catherine of friends
ami aeipiamtuiiees of Hit1 deceased at
tin- i'hutch ami .ii tin- crave in Wotnlsuli'
im-tiry. All<-n I .aw re net* wns a r
native of this vieinity ami praetieally
vi ry lie hereabouts knew liim ami \
! was |M>|nilar with sea res of friends. v
who eame to pay their last ti Untie of
res|KTt to Ins memory.
SOUTH CAROLINA NEWS
Ih. K M I'oteal has Hsiclicd tin _
|tresa|em\ oi I'nriiiaii iim\ersity. tin
resignation to lak? II ? t in July. Ih.
I'oteal is ( taki .1 inn with tin ^
Uiymaii's Missionary movement m
Aim-ri-'a V
I 'm im i i iovi i nor lllease has ae- *
?-pie?| an tnvitatmn from Knriner '
I'resolelll Tall to attelnl a rollvelilion 11
I tin l.namie t<? Kufnrre I'eaee to he '
h *1 I in Imle|n mleln e llall. I'hiladell>lila,
Thursday. I'Yiduy ami Saturday,
May It!. 17. ami I v.
I
Submarine Losses are Lighter.?Tin _
sinkiuu Itrilisli iin ii haul men hy J
mines or siihiiiarim-s last week reache?l
lite llexl lowest level of any Week
smee liermaiiy la-can her Intensive '
siihin.irine i.uiip.nKii early in 1 ! 17.
Knur vessels of more than 1.600 tons, y
two of less llian l.tinu tolls ami two
lishinc boats were sent to the bottom.
The admiralty statement adds:
Vessels unsuccessfully attacked. II
inelmliiiK two previously.
Arrivals. :',.ri:il; sailings. 1*. I:?.*?.
Itolb tisberillell ie|Hi|te?l \\ sunk
durum the week endlitK Mareb 30.
? . ........-a f..|. itte week
i iii' iihh-m ?
since <m.-in> Ih'k:iii her i..:.nsivc
submarine iniiipaiKn wan, in uKgrcKiitc
w.-iuhT t.r*ftTiJ...ui^i.i.ilr. '.frr* wMt nf ?
Novi-inlii'i II last. Thru <tnl> our vessel
nf uvit I,?>' ? tuns end live vessels
of less than I,?? ? tuns were destroyed.
Fire believed In have been caused
by si'unlanruiis combustion in the
basement completely destroyed the
beautiful Y. .M I*. A. Ilustess House at
Camp iSrcviie. Charlotte. X. dedicate!
I a lew Weeks urn, Wednesday
mornitiu about I .'til u'eluek. entailing
a loss placed at a|i|>roxiinately flto.otia
said to l>e fully covered hy insurance.
Three women secretaries, sleeping
111 stairs, well* awakened l.\ the tiling
of a pistol hy a sentry, who. seeing the
llames w 11hin the house, used this I
method of spreading an alarm. The
secretaries made a valiant attempt to
extinguish thi- Ihitnes with lire extinguishers,
which were said to have
faih'il to work. All the furniture in
thi' building and I lie personal effects
of the three secretaries. Mrs. I'inkhain,
Mrs ( rem and Mrs. Turnev. and also N
ol Mrs. V i!. i ton/ahs of Columbia. I
and Mrs ?!ilhert. meinhers of the secretarial
force at the house, who were
visiting in Columbia, were destroyed.
<Jroceries. costing about IJ.tMin, stores
of the eafi-teria, were destroyed, including
aflll pounds of sugar. A few
hours before the lire between 2"" and
:ti?u soldli-rs had beiui guests of the
Hostess House. Tuesday night. having
bi-en the IdggcM occasion at the buildinu
since it was erected.
%
The lied Men of North Carolina,
South Carolina and Florida on last
Tuesday presented to the base hospital |
at Cainp Jackson, an expensive limousine
war motor ambulance. This is
the tlrst of a number of ambulances
that the Ked Men of ilie Fluted States
are to present, one to each cantonment
throughout the country. The
presentation speech was made hy For- <
.h i i oivi'i'tior Cole x* Mlease. The
Ureal Council of Smith Carolina also
purchased a Third l.iherty I<onn homi '
of the deiiotniitatiou of $1.00". (
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AT THE CHURCHES (
HRST PRKSRYTKRIAN
Rev. K. K. Oillcsple. Pastor i
Sunday school at 1 a. in. Morning
service ai 11 o'clock. C
ASSOCIATE REFORMED ^
PRESBYTERIAN. |
Rev. .1. I., ( all's. Pastor. .
Sal'hatli S?-i \ io? s? Sal.li.ith school '
it I ' a. nt No ntornuiK service. v.
Eveninc service at s o'clock.
s
TRINITY METHODIST.
Rev. J. E. Muhaflfey, Pastor.
Stindux Services?Sunday school at \
lit. a. in. MorniiiK srrtuv at II a. m.
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FIRST BAITIST j|
Rev. B. H. WauKh. Pastor.
Sunday Services -Sunday school at '
11 o'clock. j
CHARLOTTE STREET BAITIST ?'
Rev. B. H. Wauich. Pastor.
Siindii> Services?Sttndax school at
10 o'clock.
CHl'RCH OF THE GOOD SHEPHERD.
Rev. T. Tracy Walsh. Rector.
Sitndax school at 10.1."? a. lit.
fecial JRotirrs
Philadelphia
Rev. .1. E. Mahaffey will preach
Sunday afternoon ;u t
Cannon Mill.
Iti'V. K. K. C.tllcspio will preach
Sunday evening at S o'clock.
Clover Circuit.
Clover at 11: Now Zion at 3: Cross 1
llonds at 7 o'clock.
11. A. Whltten, Pastor. ^
4^ Beersheba and Ramah.
Services at Beersheba at 11 a. nt.. <
Sunday. At Ramah at 8 o'clock. Organization
of Sunday school at Beer- 1
sheba school house at 3 o'clock Sun- '
day afternoon.
John L. Yandell. Pastor.
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTS.
MONEY TO LOAN
VN good real estate security at 7
^ per cent Interest.
2. t.f. J. A. MARION, Attorney.
LAST GINNING DAY
B.XTl RIM V. Api il 12. will be out
^ Inst giiiiiing da> lot this .si-a?oii.
It. <*l.i iVKIi ?"i (T'I'i ?N Oil. <'??.
FOR RENT FOR SALE
*> I'P-STAI US rooms with or without
L* furmtui' Also some tii e bulldnir
lots ??n West Madison street for
?i.|?- J. W. DOUSON'.
FOR SALE
"V J V llo'ivi- ;.nd I.ot on East Jeffer^
* ,>oii St., m-ar Graded school.
?ix rooms lmiitry, etc. See me at once.
?| II. I?. Sl'.MMITT.
CANE SEED AND PEAS
I II WE loi sale a i|Uuntity of Sugar
* In if- < "a in- Seed and Whip poor,v
111 IAlso a barrel of nice homeII.1.1.
MoliisH.'-s. U. I*. PROPST,
Ii* No. 4 Yorkvllle.
ESTRAY PIG
[>El:KSIIIl:E a I'd Poland c'liina
' * sow. liilsMIll' silii ? April I. Weighs
a pounds. Dark ami mirhiy ii;?ii i
villi spot on la??- ami white oil 1'iil.
t J. WII.KY. York.
"THE PRIVATE TUTOR"
LIT I l.l, In- given at Shady Drove
School house on Ai'ltlD 13 at 8:30.
\>!inissinn 2?? and 2.1 cents. Benefit
; ! I'rosM. I'uldic invited.
! . XKLLK MiiOKE. Teacher.
REAL ESTATE
MORTGAGE LOANS
f ' >.\'i! term. Interest rate: C per
^ c> nt or T per cent, depending on
moiilit and time wanted. 3 to 10
cars given.
K. SPENDER, Attorney.
AT NEWPORT SCHOOL
P iNHillT. i Friday i at 8:30. enter*
i.iituiii'iit. including "That Kascal
#.;t," ' Basins Blinks' Minstrels," "The
'ctcrtoun I'roposai" and other sei-etIons.
Proceeds for the benefit of
lie school. Admission 10 and 1T>
ills.
MAl'DK DON A LD.
KTHKL HI'FIN'S, Teachers.
WANTED
PWKNTY-FIVK more girls in our
S? wine Booms. Nice, clean work.
Ve learn you how to sew, and pay
ii while you are learning. You can
I.. your lot l.v helping to make
lollies for the soldier boys. Come
ini< k. or write the SOUTHERN
lANI'FAl "ri'RFNi; CO.. Chester, S. C.
::?? t i nLADIE3
ir??ru Coat Suits and Skirts and
Waists should be Dry Cleaned
W have In our employ a Dry Cleaner
Vho t'uileistands Dry Cleaning and
hies It Night. Send Your Dry Cleanii1.:
Work to Cs. Guaranteed satisfacion
or no Charge.
KKt.I.Y'S PRESSING CLUB.
VIEN'S ALL WOOL CIO
3LUE SERGE SUITS <P10
Ion's All Wool Through and through
Worsted Suits $18.00
'oinig Men's Silk Lined Suits De Luxe,
Pour Patch Pocket Model $25.00
; L
U))>' Double Kilt?Double Seat and
Double Knm?
Prices!39V1050
>ll.\ s SILK SIIIKTS
leu's SILK SIIIKTS ;it SS.50
i It Ih Mereliundlse of Quality You
t an I'lnd It I It-re.
McCONNELL'S
t'hen|>e>t Store In South Carolina.
BUY A BOND
VE HAVE IN VESTEDHAVE
YOU?
The (iovenmient. Needs
he Help of All of Us, and
\ll of Us Must Help the
Jo\ eminent, so that the
iovcrmneiit Can Help All
if Us.
if ...v.. .......Wit 1.11V SI lintltl.
11 > Wll VCIllllWt MU ? ?%
my a War Savings Certifiate.
It' you cannot buy a
.Var Savings Certificate,
my a War Savings Stamp,
f you cannot buy a War
Nivings Stamp, buy a Thrift
ttamp.
Tiie honor, safety and
cry existence of this Ctovrnment
is at stake. If each
md every citizen will do his
luty according to his ability,
10 earthly power can prevail
igainst us.
SHEREK & QUINN
fwSffl
mKUHNOeR&MM
uimsirm
VNITCD tTATM
jWVERKMgMT
Buy Them And
Help Win The War
TOR SALE EVERYWHERE
r*>I? DRESSER?
For Small Grain and Corn?4-7 1-2>.
Set' us for what you may need.
Buy an Emerson Mowing Machine
>efore the coming advance In price.
>o It NOW.
CARROLL BROS.
Automobile Tires ]
i
AM) l.wkk TUBEi>. I
FoK SEVERAL. YEARS we have |
been helling the famous
goodrich uuu
t. s. tikes.
You can look at the names of these
Tires and Tubes and know that the
Tires and Tubes are good?the reputations
of the makers have made the
, names mean something when Tires I
ami Tubes are wanted. Every Goodrich
and every L\ S. Tire and Tube is
' made as honestly as L'ncle Sam makes
a Gold Dollar. Continued use by hun
dreds 01 tnousanus 01 auluhiuuuc I
drivers is positive proof of wearing ,
and lasting quality in these Tires and i
Tubes. ,
We curry a good line of these good ;
Tires and Tultv*?Our Prices are as | j
L< ?W as you will get anywhere and ;
we Want Your Tire and Tube Business.
May we have it'.' i
M. L. FORD !
Licensed I'liilcrtakrrs anil Kinhaliiicr(LOVKlt.
- S. C. J
BAGS
WK NEED SO.MK MOKE CLEAN
SKi'uN'l) HAND BA<>S. THAT WILL
I II.NTAIN I0? l'?M*VDS on OVER. .
No ?I!JK<'TI<'N To N10AT PATi'H- J
IN*}.
I
WK AIII-: CIVIXC KI ItST-CLASS I '
SERVICE IN THK HKINDINO OFj:
KITH Kit CORN OK WHEAT.
Yoi l: PATKoNAKK IS SOLICITED. I
t
LAST GINNING DAYS? 1
i
WKDNKSDU and TIH'KSDAV i
ol Next Week We will llpelilti Oil" I
Oin for the last time this season.
Yorkville Cotton Oil Co.
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THE STAR THEATRE
lllAi M1AM* m m i ? ~ ? j
SATI'llDAY:
"Tin* Fighting Trull." Fourteenth {
Fpisode, entitled "The Trestle of (
Homos." Also two good Contediea,
uel the popular Kurd i-Mueational
Weekly.
MONDAY: ]
'The I ted \ee"~ Kpisode No. Four- *
teen.
A NFAV SERIAL
"Tile Woman and the Welt," featuring
Heilda Nova and .!. Frank (lien- ,
don, starts Al'ltll. KtiTH. Also an- (
other Serial. "Vengeance untl tlie ,
Woman." featuring William Duncan |
and Carol llolloway, begins APRIL v
7TM. See opening installments.
Admission, including War Tax. I
10 CTS. and 15 CTS. i i
STAR THEATRE \\
J. Q. WRAY, Manager. *
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CARROLLSUPPLYCOMPANY ?
TOP DRESSER \
FOR GRAIN?
SEE lTS AT OXCE (
FOR WHAT YOU
WILL NEED FOR
VOUR CROP. ?
ii
TIkmc is quite a demand for
10.. .1.. ..
I (?|) |!|VSSlU?ill!U uiusupim p
is vorv limited. Act Now.
i
CARROLL SUPPLY CO. J
CEREALS s
KVKRYHODY is now eating more J",
Cereals than over before. It Is a case
if necessity. We have to do it to help .,
save wheat for our Allies and those "
who need Hour more than we do. And _
Cereals are growing in favor. Lots of
people have just been learning how a
good? j,
OATMEAL. RICK. I
CRKAM OK WHEAT, TAPIOCA,
SHICKDDKD WHEAT. ii
CORN FLAK s
ITFFKD RI HOMINY,
CORN MUFF1. Etc. are. They J
are good now, but the.- things will be H
deliriously should it oine to the
time that we cannot have wheat llour ^
for our bread. Hetter learn to like 1
cereals now while the learning is good, r
See me or phone me for all kinds of 0
Cereal foods, for Maple Syrup, Cane
Syrup, etc.
And incidentally, see me for anything
you want in (Jroeeries. ''
W F. FERGUSON
r
i
The Enquirer wants your orders
for Commercial Stationery.
I AVAIL YOURSELF
| ! OP THE
j 1 MANY FACILITIES
j WE OFFER
; ! TO
| OUR PATRONS
THE LOAN ANE
YORK,
j ; It. N. MOORE. IVcsidctlt
W* Have YOU Bough
ARE YOUR HENS LAY
If not try Dr. Hess' a
a-cea?Priced 25 Cts.
We guarantee it to gi
Money Refunded. Fair ei
J. E. Brisoo, Prop. CITY PI
"T1IE SERVICE I
FORK-CHESTER TRANSFER CO
SOLICITS the patronage of traveler
between York and Chester. Trans
fer leaves York at it a. m., and 2 p. m
Leaves Chester at 11 a. m., and 5 p. m
YuRK-CH ESTER TRANSFER CO.
LIFE
7 CAN 3E A SUCCE8S OR A FAIL
URE. WHICH WILL IT BE WIT?
YOU? ?? ??????
Look at the men who are successfu
n the eyes of the world. Ninety-nin
>ut of every hundred started a Ban!
Account when they were young?am
ituck to it.
And now. look at the failures. Ver
'ew of them have a Bank account now
Mot speaking of when they were ym:i.:
Perhaps you think you have no
?n?>ugh money to start an account
rlaven't you a dollar? That's all It take
it THIS BANK.
Just try it for a year or six month*
[f you do not wish to continue it yoi
lave lost nothing by the trial.
Which Will It Be?Success or Failure
IT'S UP TO YOU.
Bank of Hickory Grovi
lilCKOKY GKOYE. S. C.
FIELD SEEDS
We have (K<wla and 90-Day VclvC
lican*. Vi'llmi Mammoth Soy I lean
ind ^ nl Peanuts.
PET I'S INSIST that YOU sow con
ddei-aldc 'lUantitics of these seeds
I'll* Velvet Dean is a world-beater a
i forage producer for cattle, and thi
mi\ Mean and I'eanut are the most eco
loinical feeds for hogs?much cheape
han i'Olt.V?cost less to produce. Thi
,vor!d and yourself will need ever:
uince of Pork you can produce. Se<
is for Seeds.
l?ltV <r(H?DS?
our Spring stocks of Dry Goods
Motions, Shoes. Huts, etc., Is very com
dcte and you will find that Our Price
ire Pair to You. An investigation ii
ivortli Your while.
IV.lit SAVINGS STAMPS?
We sell War Savings and Thrlf
Stamps, t'onu* in and let us exploit
peso "Baby Ponds" to you if you d?
101 already understand. Uncle San
isks you to buy these stamps to hell
rarry on the war. Do your "Bit" now
j. W. WHITESIDES & C(
KIIAImN . . S.C.
Harford's Balsam
of Myrrh?
This is ;i remedy that should he Ir
he hands of every horse and mul<
iwner. as it is a ipiick and ettieieni
einedy for <Sails, Kicks. Wire Cuts
Jaw Sores. Sore Breast. Bruises
thoidder Strains. Swellings, etc.. thai
re fr<-i|uent a tilet ions of work animals
t is antiseptic, cleansing. heal inn?h
nade for external use and is frequent
y and successfully used for human alloents.
The regular price Is $1.00 ii
ottle. While our stock lasts we offet
l at ?t> CTS. a Bottle
I'Olt IIOBSFS AND CATTLE
Ve have ITatt's Healing Powder, ant'
'rail's Cow Itiincdy?one of the hcsi
>f all cow remedies?and other Pratl
Jriiiedics, and also have Dr. I/C Bear*!
lor.se ami I'oultry Powders?These
tock and I'oultry Powders ought tc
o used on every farm?they make
iealthier and stronger stock.
SHERER & QUINN
(EALESTATE AGENCY
? FOR SALE ?^
I). M. I'arrott?Place, 1 1-2 miles
rom Clover; on Clover road; 300
cres; 6-r dwelling; 3 4-r tenant
ouses. Will sell as a whole or in
wo tracts. Priced right.
Six-Boom House? On 62 acres of
uod land, on Howell's Ferry road, 3
tiles from Courthouse
J. M. WHIiford Residence?East
.ihcrty street, Yorkville, lot 100x460
set. Price and terms right. See me
uick.
118 Acrtu Ijind?6-r dwelling, 3-r
L-nant house, 1-2 mile of Zion church
nd school.
JIOU Acres?Of saw timber and woodmd,
within mile of Zion church. Saw
I tuber worth price of whole tract.
Two-Vacant lx>ls?00x300 and lOOx
2.1 feet, on King's Mountain street.
Building liOl?00x225 feet, on west
ide Wright avenue.
1117 .Acres?i-room uwenmK, - icunt
houses. Known us the Will AVulice
1'lace?6 miles south of Yorkville.
rtjvel land.
J. F. Ki'll Property?7-room dwellug;
1 1-2 acre lot on East Liberty
treet, A'orkvllle.
Mrs. llattic Berry?Cottage on East
etTerson street. Four rooms, water,
iKhts, well. See me for price.
Jesse C. Parrott Home Place?On
iorth and South road, near Filbert;
25 acres with 10-room dwelling; 4oom
tenant house; good barn and
rchard.
XV. XV. Ferguson's?House and lot at
"lover. Five-room house, lot 99x250.
Fifty Acres?4-room house, near
'ilhert. Rents for 2.000 pounds lint
(itton. See ine about It.
Lot?Near Graded school?90 feet
mnt; 200 feet deep. On shady side ol
lie street. See me about It.
C F. SHERER- Real Estate.
A'OI' would be surprised to
know Iiow ninny little annoying
liiMiiclnl details, business troubles
n ud uneasiness can be elimiiuited
by forniiiig u closer connection
with your Itunk. Onr value to Our
l>c|M?ltor? and. in fuet, to tlie
conimuiilty, is measured by tlie
sKKX'ICF we rrnder.
Iiei I s Serve YOU
I SAVINGS BANK
- - s. c.
>1. F. COBB, Caahler
t That Liberty Bond?
ING?
nd Clark's Poultry Panve
Satisfaction or Your
lough, is it not ?
ARMACY Go?er, S. C.
)KUG STORE"
; Composition Rooting
THAT OUTHOUSE. Barn or other
building on your premises that is In
' need of ^ew Roof, can be cheaply
n.vcred and thoroughly protected with
a First -Class COMPOSITION ROOF.
We have that kind?First-Class in
quality?in One, Two and Three Ply
grade*. This Composition Roofing is
an ideal roofing material for outbuildings?it
lasts well, is easily put on and
' tlu expense is inucli less than tin or
i ev en good shingles. The time to apply
a new roof Is before if rains. You
remember the Arkansaw Traveler?
|| lumber, etc.
< When you need anything in LL'Md
i iic? ,,r LUMBER PRODUCTS, re
rrnml>er IS. We always carry a line
y of almost everything in Rough, and
' I >ressed Lumber of all kinds as well
: .1 s Shingles, Laths, I.lme. Cement,
i Faints. < 'lis. Varnishes. Stains, etc.
JNO. R. LOGAN
( C. LOGAN MOORE. Manager.
for final discharge
Having made a final settlement
with i'robate Court as Executor
of the Estate of J. a. BROWN, deceased.
1 hereby give notice that on
Saturday. April '.'ij, | will make appli*
cation to Hon. L. R. Williams. Judge
Z of said court, for my discharge from
all further liability in connection with
said estate. A. M. PEAL.
Executor Estate of J. A. Brown. Peo'd.
Mar. i f 5t*
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JH9P*
;! HAVE YOU DO!
TO YOUR COUNTRY
; BUY ONE of the THI
I ; We will kIuilly take your
details. They are payable in easy
INSTALLMENT PAYM
; AS FOLLOWS
I
"i Per t'ent upon appile:
1 20 Per t'ent on May 2MI
( 35 Per Cent on July lStli
( ; -to Per <"ent on August
sin asipi: somi: op wii
t < One Hundred. or a l-'lvo llnudrti
Mature in ten years and In
,' I Make your business effieieii
1 ! the l lltST \.\TIO.V\l.
! j SAVE YOUR WASTE.
j "'Ktery Dollar you s WT: a
a Dollar MOItK!"
ji THE FIRST NA
| i YORK ;
"vol' ii \i> liinr'Kit iti
. I <>. i:. wilkin's. Dirndl.
I Ph GET TH1
OF CALI
For Your Wants. Wo \vi
have not pot what you \
can be had.
NOW FOR 1
In House Cleaning. Wl
lipcd sonio K Y A N IZ ]
furniture new. We ha1
Call on us. We will he p
Remember: To fight 11
isli in 1918, as this is the
THE YORK HARI
WATERMELONSCANTELOUPES?
< >H, YES, we know the war is on?
liut even that won't keep you from
wanting .Melons this summer, and a
small patch of Watermelons and Canteloupes
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?
\\ ATEKMELON?Wood's New Excel,
Ilorlda Favorite, Carolina
liradfoid, Klcckly Sweets, Tom
Watson, Jnckaon, Itattlesnakc.
CANTKIiOL'PE?ltoeky Ford, Jenny
l,lnd, Tip Top, Knight, Banana,
Osage. Ilaekensaek, and Skllrann's
Netted Bern.
We have all these Seeds in bulk and
can supply any quantity desired. To
be sure we'll All Phone Orders by Par1
eel Post. Send Us Your Orders,
CLOVER DRUG STORE
It L. WYLIE, Proprietor.
I SPR
j OXFC
? We have them in All Sty
jj of the Best Styles to
? Prices Than Con
it During t!
jv Ladies' Kid Oxfords, Hij
j Priced at
Ladies' English Style Wi
f and Calf Skin, Tans am
I Ladies' Dull Kid, 2-stira
J Low Heels?a beaut}
f Ladies' Kid Pumps?Pri
} CHILDREN'j
J All Styles for the little to
X as well. Have tkein in
aud White.
X We have a tremendous si
; and We Want an Op
J What We Have. It
V to show Tou Our Sh(
KIRKPATRICK9
Sells if:
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SHAME ON
SOUTH CAROLINA
i
Do YOU KNOW that in the sale ol
Thrift and Saving* Stamps, while York
now stands seventh among the counties
of South Carolina, its sales are
only 25 Cta per capita? And among
the States we stand at the very bottom?forty-ninth?only
15c per capiI
tu. while the State of Nebraska has
liouglit S1.3? worth for each man, woman
and child in the State.
For week ending March 16th, York
stood twenty-third County in South
Carolina, with ouly lit.oto.oo worth
of sale.
\\ liat Are You Doing? Not someone
else: but YOt. Let us do better
next week and get back up in at least
the third class among the Counties of
South Carolina, thus helping ourselves
and helping the Government.
[ Very respectfully,
I W. B. MOORE
Authorized Agent for the Government
to Sell Thrift Stamps at Cost.
SALE OF PERSONALTY
/AN Saturday Afternoon. April 13.
^ 191 s, at 1 o'clock, at my farm. I
will sell at public auction, tin- interest
jot J. D. Smith, deceased, in the personalty
of D. J. and J. T. Smith, said
interest consisting of Corn. Fodder.
i? iTools Molasses
m;I>. > ?*?... .
and (irint Mill and <'.in outfit.
J. T. SMITH.
.9 2t Administrator.
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(E YOUR DUTY
i
' that it expects of You?
RD LIBERTY BONDS.
order, and uttend to all of the !
installments. !
ENTS?
i
itlun.
i. |
i- i
i r?th.
IT Yor WASTi: ami buy a Fifty, !
I Dollar ltoiul. \
terest payable every six tnonths. i
it and profitable by banking with
ml
mill to wluit you have inakc*
TIONAL BANK
- s. c.
K S.XFK THAN SOKKY"
II. i\ ALLEIN, Cashier.
mmiiiliiiiMiiimnninin>n>yt
E HABIT
.ING ON
LBDWABE C.O.
II appreciate it, and if wo
rant, we will get it, if it ;
fHE DRIVE
liilo doing this you will
El to make the floors and
re it in different colors
leased to show you.
lie FLY, from start to finvear
of the big drive.
)WARE COMPANY
miii Drnoirc CTftDF
1V11LL I Li l/I LlLi O J1U1IL
CHARLOTTE STREET YORK, 8. C.
TOMATO PLANTS
40 CTS. p*T Hundred
wanted
ALL THE BUTTER and
ill the boos
THAT YOU CAN BRING US.
HIGH KST MARKET PRICE
will be PAID FOR BOTH
MUTTER AND EGGS AND
WE WANT ALL THAT YOU
HAVE TO SPARE.
IX?ll VOI R GROCERIES
COME TO SEE US. WE HAVE
WHAT YOU WANT AND YOU'LL
BE PLEASED WITH OUR LOW
prices.
MILL PEOPLE' S STORE
A. D. D0R3ETT, Manager.
ING 1
)RDS
les and Leathers?Many ?
be Had and at Lower
imonly Prevailed .
le Winter.
and Low Heels? ?
$1.25 to $5.00 I
liking Oxfords, Vici,
il Black?Priced f
$3.50 to $6.00
i) Pumps, High and (
r $3.50 I
ced at $2.50 to $6.00 Pair 7
3 LOW SHOES v
ts and for the bigger ones ?
Patent, Gun Metal, Kid V
took of Footwear to show ?
portunity to Let You See J
will be a pleasure to Us l
>es.
BELK COMPANY j
For Less *
THIRD
^l16 more ?e
C* *^7^ &rea^er
\ ^ur sons are
\ V Our dollars :
K?cry Man. Woman ami t
can. ?lioolil (M) a LIIIKIt'l'V IK>'
orwixe a -mall one.
Tliere is no risk in tin* Iiivis
llmnl- pay I 1-1 l'er tVnt Inl
, In Imslness imnsiction- tliey
Tlioy an* as acceptable at fi
ItM-ir ami no Itank will n-fu-s- a loa
Vaii <hiii nmLn viuir iiurcli
count) for or on easy instu
application: '.Ml per mil on Ma> :
|N-r tvii( on Aiunist 15.
All giiuiiut* American* an- In
n>|Hitl?c abilities.
Tlio Country noiU YOl'lt In
and pro|H-rt> M> well m> your full
YOl It ACTION NOW.
CENTRAL LIBERTY i
OF YORK (
It. \. MooltE, Chairman
O. E. WIIJilNS
C. E. SP1
We Received a shipment of Nitrate of
Soda Thursday. Those who havs 1
bought from us. will pleas# come I
for it at ONCE. J
NANCY ?
HALL ?
Received today (Thursday) Nancy
Hall Sweet Potatoes lor bedding. K
a
We also have n few Irish Cobbler
Potatoes.
It is not too lute to plant Irish M
Potatoes. P
Every one who can. should make d
every effort to raise all they can to h
t*;i i.
YORK SUPPLY COMPANY
Wholesale mill Ketull.
lillllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll
| CLINTON B
1 SATURDAY
S F"ivsh Crated Coeoanut, can >
E 18 I ts.
S Maple Flavor Karo Syrup.
5 I 1-2 lb. fans 20 Ots. 'I
g Maziila. pure salad oil. pint
~ 25 CI*. I
5 Fresh Lettuce, head 10 Cts.
g Fresh <>ninns, dozen 15 Cts.
g Nancy Hall KatinK Potatoes J
~ peek 75 Cts. i
ig ti lbs. Good Grain ColTec SI.00
ig :i lbs. Cheese 81.00
iH IJ.... | ....... 1 .... flu,,, m l.n ,
? Country Dried Applet*, lb. 15 Ct*.
2 .Medium Sized brooms 85 Cts. I
E I'rompi Attention.. I'lione 59
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CITY MARKET
WE ARE PAYING THE HIGHEST (j
CASH PRICES FOR?
S
EGGS,
CHICKENS,
BUTTER, A
Please bring everything you have to V
Us and see what we will do for you.
IN SPITE OF 8CARCITY? *'
We continue to keep a full and com- l':
plete assortment of the Finest Beef, ,,
I'ork, Sausage, Ham, etc.
We are here to do our part In helping
to feed the people and we are doing
it. ?
CITY MEAT MARKET.
C. F. SHERER, Prop. ^
THE BEST OF F00
THE PRICE
We perhaps give more
our Shoe Department than
partmcnt of our business,
ante of Quality in Shoes i'o
it is our constant aim ami c
tomers with the Very Best
efforts on the line of Qualit
ciated is best evidenced b
sales in our Shoe Departn
patrons who buy their shoe
after season?pair after pa
We pay particular atte
Shoes, because in Dress Sh
to camouflage quality. \\
except from makers who in
ity shoes to maintain, and
buy only Shoes of Quality
If YOU are not already
Department, we will be pie
us when next you need She
satisfy you in Quality, Sty
manship and Price.
OXFORDS I
EDWIN CIjAIT OXFORDS?These
Viol and Glazed Calf leathers,
is the recognized standard high
the aristocrat of Shoedom. Ir
fords sc|| at-$12. $13 and $14 :
STROFP'S In this city, at
FLORSHEIM OXFORDS?These Sh
fords of Real Style and Quality
*in every respect the FLORSHE
showing FLORSHEIMS in Raj;
und Conservative Lasts and in a
HERMAN OX FORDS?For the eve
dressy and comfortable Oxford
its Job and stuys with the wet
Tans and Black, English and
leathers?Priced at
PUMPS AND OXFOI
THE IRVING DREW OXFORDS ;
there Is no more satisfactory lin
for Dress occasions or every da;
DREW line. You'll find them 1
all the fashionable leathers to
OXFORDS FOR B07S, :
FOR BOYS?In Tans and Black, In
FOR MISSES?In all the good leaf
FOR CHILDREN?This stock Is to
description; but if you have a
the Shoe in a Style. Quality ant
your child?Bring your child's :
TENNIS SHOES?For Men, Womer
SHOES M. SI
LIBERTY LOAN
nerous our dollars
security for our sons.
American by preference
must be no less so.
Iiihl in America. uIm pomihly
M>?u i'Uc oik' if (KMillile: otli- '
iniMH. ami there no sacrifice.
: crest.
arc as negotiable as currency,
mv value for collateral as gokl
ii to Is- scrum! by Itonits.
asc through any Hank in the
llnu-nts. 3 |k.t cent casii with
SN: S3 per cent on July IN; 40
i>iin; Itoiuls to tlie limit of tlielr *
lp. and tin- Mvurily of your lift*
m> Hilf-us|Htl ?h'|*iul> u|?oti
LOAN COMMITTEE
30UNTY
w. B. .moohk
,1. S. BHICK
:xceh
iCRESO DIP
Y??rn SPUING ('LEANING will be
lore effective if you freely use KUKu-I>lP
about your promises when
ou clean up. This Disinfectunt is a
icodorizer, Inseetlde, Germicide und a
leanser.
KKESO-DIP destroys the disease
enns and protects from contagions
nd infections.
KHESn-I)IP kills Idee, Mites ami
'leas. It will free your hen house of
lites, and destroy the Lice on your
igs. It will destroy the Fleas on your
og. It will make your premises
ealthier for you. Try KRESO-DIP.
Sold at Tills Store?
York Drug Store
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ROTHERS |
SPECIALS 1
strictly Fresh White Fish ^
5 (Is. Ilarh 2
: fans Tuna Fish for 25 Ota. 2
ruiliKht Brand Herring Hoe. J
fan 2H Ota. ~
'ink Salmon, can 25 Ota. ?
'olumhia Itiver Silver Salmon, E
can 20 Ota. E
tliecil Dried Heef, can 15 Ots. 2
'united oysters 20 Cts 2
Morris & fu.'s Supreme Hams, pound
H7 Ota. 2
'hoiee Supreme Hreakfaat Bacon,
pound 50 Ota. 2
>ime Brand foiulcnscd Milk, ^
can 10 Ota. E
for Good Things to Hat. 3
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RUGS
WE HAVE a splendid assortment of
;(*ii.S? All Sizes at the Hljrlit l?rtccs.
1'EOIAI, SAIjK OF
STETSON FELT HUGS,
sk to see these and ask the prices,
I'DOH l*OHOII SHADES?
vv? h'uu ihoan in nil sixes to fit all
zes of port-hen. They ure a royal luxry
for hot summer days, and not very
kpensive. See about them.
IOISK Fl'HMSIIIXGS?
Cotne to see us for anything ami
very thing in the way of House Furishlngs.
We arc splendidly storked
tit your wants.
TORK FURNITURE CO.
TWEAR FOR I
THAT YOU PAY I
particular attention to B
i to any other single de- fl
We realize the import- B
r the Price you pay and I
ft'ort to furnish our cus- 0
Shoe Values. That our fl
y for the Price is appre- fl
y the steady growth of 9
lent and the number of fl
's from this store season fl
lit ion to the finer Dress fl
oes it seems to be easier fl
re buy 110 Dress Shoes fl
ive reputations of qual- I
1 therefore our patrons fl
at this Store. j|
a customer of our Shoe fl
ased to have you call 011 fl
)es. We believe we nan fl
le, Leather, Fit, Work- 9
'OR MEN. |
we have In Blacks and Tans, In fl
in all sizes. The CLAPP shoe fl
1 quality shoe of America?It is D
1 the larger cities CLAPF Ox- fl
I pair. You buy them here?at fl
S10.00 a Pair. fl
oes arc for Men who want Ox- fl
at a more moderate price and fl
IM meets the demand. We are H
ih Calf, Tan, Black, in English fl
II sizes?Priced at $6.00 to $8.50 fl
ry day hard wearing, but very fl
the HERMAN line is right on fl
irer. You'll find them here In fl
Regular Lasts, Gun Metal, Vlcl P
$1.00, $4.50 and $5.00 a Pair. fl
ma T?nw lathes B
\XD PUMPS? In all the world
e of Ladies' Oxfords and Pumps
r. comfortable wearing than the
here in the newest styles and in
please all tastes?Priced up to
$8.00 a Pair.
BOSSES, CHILDREN.
all leathers Up to $5.00
hers and styles.... Up to $5.00
0 large and varied for detailed
Child needing Shoes, we have
1 Price that will please you and
feet to us?Priced up to $$.00
i and Children, all sixes.
rROUP SHOES
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