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CLOVER CULLINGS. ''' rre?po:i<l*-rr T!.?? Yorkvlll* Kuqijlr*r <'lover, April 12?The regular monthly meeting ??f the Andrew Jackson chapter was held at the home of .Mrs. J. K. lieumguard on Wednesd:iy afternoon with Mrs. Ib-arnguard and Miss Jennie t'urrence as Joint hostess--*. As this was a Ited t'ross meeting, two very interesting stories were read. one "The Origin of the ited 'loss," l<> Mrs. \V. M. Matthews and I'tie Ited t'ross in War," by Mrs. M. l? Smith. The members then engaged hi hemming towels for a while, after which refreshments were served. lte\. ISalleiiger, who lias been as sting Itev. 11. A. Whitten in a rneet.og at the Methodist church here left ..ti Thursday, but ltev. Whitten will |.r? a< h for the remainder of this week. The sujiervisor of surgical dressing lor ttie Ited t'ross chapter here has re. ..iv,.,i fiiir allotment for tiie month of Mrs Walter ltcaniKUard of route 4 visited Mrs J K. Iteamguurd this tt'fi'k Mrs IJ Meek St roup ami children of Slnvriiu. visited Misses 'lenitnie ami laxxic St roup this week. The infant clilM of Mr. am] Mrs. It] Miller was hurieil in Wooilslilel emelcrv on Friday afternoon. Dogs That Fight.?The a<'ee|itati?'i I hv Aiiierieau soliliers of a challenge] l?y a liaml of 2?ii Herman raiders, of I which lull remained when thef Amerieans had vindicated their right] to the till, of hcarrnt lighters, wasl deserihed last Friday by Adjutant I Itayinond Starboard, of the Salvation I Army, who just arrived in New Vork I from the French front. "? m March IT," said In-, "a Herman I ' ^jifiiccr leaped to an exposed position] ml iii excellent Knglisii shouted: ] "< 'oiiic on out, >ou American dogs, j and tight." "tine of our men threw a hand wren-1 ade, which look oil' both tile Herman's j legs. He died from the wounds. Then] ensued a tierce encounter in which the] Americans accounted for tsu out of] .'an hi tlie raiding party, loiter it was] discover! d that the Herman who had] issued tin- challenge had been a New I York merchant. . "Hermans who were made prisoners] said they had planned to terrify thel Americans, believing they were not] real soldiers. They learned different-] ly. to their sorrow. "The line of defense in France will] bend as strategy requires but it will] not break There is not a soldier] under tlie Hag of the Allies who has] the slightest doubt that Hermany will] lie defeated." ? Jaiwnese, American and liritisli] ^.? Uw^aveliinded at Vladivostok, ] thepSrtoMwi^fWHW^rHlliGl IB Till I hi Is a lot of talk as to the meaning of] thi- movement: but the exact facts ure not known. Japan sent the first troops and it was given out that the reason was because of the killing of Japanese citizens. It was stated also th.at *--' * ?1%** im. . tho purpose Was in |iruit'n ui, .... uicnsc stores of ammunition and war munitions that had horn oollooted at Vladivostok liy the Russian government through the credit of tho allies, these sii|i|dies reall> holonged to tli<Failed Stales because the Itusslans have not paid for thctu and probably will not. < icrmany has sent out reports to tho effect that the move means the Intention of Japan to establish herself in Siberia. Because of the hostile leeling existing toward Japan in Uussin, this story was well calculated to create unrest. The probability is that the Japanese movement to Vladivostok is for the very purpose given out and that the British and Americans are there to reasure the Russians. ? In a statement issued last Friday Slate Bank Kxa miner Ia Uoque says the total resources of the state hanks in South I'aroliitu have increased $33.iMiii.00O or approximately 40 per cent in one year, the call of March 4 showing more than $117,000,000 total resources as compared with $84,000,000 a year ago. t'hocking deposits have increased nearly 100 per cent savings deposits have Increased nearly 25 per cent. AT THE CHURCHES CHARLoTTK STUKKT BAPTIST. Prayer meeting Thursday evening at 7.30 o'clock. FIRST BAPTIST Prayer meeting Wednesday evening 7.30 o'clock. Special Notices. Beth-Shiloh For Bonds. There will be a Box Supper and Bond Rally at Beth-Shiloh school next Friday night at s o'clock. Speaking that will he worth while. Everybody is invited. It Fannie Patrick. Teacher. OBITUARY I>IM?? In the city hospital at Clastoniu, on April I:', Airs. NANNIE NKl?St STARXKS, wife of J. Frank Stnrnes. The ilwiunxl Is survived by her husband and four children. Also by a sister and two brothers. Airs. K. 1). Sea ley of I took Hill, and Alarlon and John Nelson, also of that city. She was not ?iuite 4- years of age. MISCELLANEOUS WANTS. THE PRIVATE TUTOR" VKHLL be given at Mullock's Creek, " school house Saturday. April 2a. Itenetlt Red Cross. SKl.l.K .MOORE. Teacher Shady Crovc School. YORK-CHESTER TRANSFER CO. SOLICITS the patronage of travelers j between York and Chester. Transfer leaves York ut S a. in., and 3 p. m. Leaves Chester at lis m., and 5 p. m. YORK-CHESTER TRANSFER CO. LAilU.9 YOUK Coat Suits and Skirts and Waists should be Dr>' Cleaned. We have In our employ a Dry Cleaner Who Understands Dry Cleaning and Does It Right. Send Your Dry Cleaning Work to Us. Guaranteed satisfaction or no Charge. KELLY'S PRESSING CLUB. WANTED TWENTY-FIVE more girls in our Sewing Rooms. Nice, clean work. Wc learn you how to sew, and pay you while you are learning. You can do your bit by helping to make clothes for the soldier boys. Cornel quick, or write the SOUTHERN i MANUFACTURING CO.. Chester, S. C. | .10. t t 4t? I jbv m. - \|?ril. 'J"0 cotton pads. Kev. W. i'. Crier, who is manapr of the next I ted Cross drive, spent Tuesday in Columbia, attending the state conference of managers for this second war fund ?*am|>aign. Mr. U'c Jackson, who has been sick for a number of months, was taken to a hospital in Columbia this week. He stood the trip well and is reported as yi tting along nicely. Miss Jessie Neil. Mrs. M. 15. Neil and little Miss Virginia Neil were visitors in Charlotte, Tuesday. !?.?>?<. who attended the L.I .\moii*. * Ix-rtv loan rally at Rock Hill Wednesday were Mr. Gates Stroup and Dr. I>. r? fnok. Rev. H. A. Whitten and Mr. James \. Itarrett attended the flair raising at t'otton Helt schoolhouso Friday afternoon The former presented the Rlblo and the latter presented the flag. Mr. John Wooten. who went to t'antp Jaekson ;i few weeks ago, returned a few days ago, having been discharged on account of his health. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Webber. Mr. and Mrs. George Williams. Misses Grace and '"ora Williams attended a plav at the l.atta schoolhouse on Fritiy night. Mrs. W. 11 I'ltrsley and Miss Mary amgiiurd wire visitors In York Fri FOR SALE SI Y House and Lot on Eaat JefTer- * son St., near 'traded school. * Six rooms, pantry, etc. See me at once. m ::u tf H. L. SUM MITT. ?? REAL ESTATE in MORTGAGE LOANS ov T OS'H term. Interest rate: 6 per an *** cent or 7 per cent, depending on ,n amount and time wanted. 3 to 10 ! years given. * E. SPENCER, Attorney. W THE STAR THEATRE | er TUESDAY: vb Today's programme includes two good ''oinediis "Percy's Reformation." Fti and "The Hobo Impoeter." two good liianias, "The Stone Hammer." in a single reel, and "The Hindoo's Revenge." in two Reels. jf SATE It DA V X Sec the Igist Kpisod<- ot the thrilling Western Drama. "The Fighting Trail." entitled "Out of the Flame." COMING: ? Two New Serials--"Vengeance and p, the Woman," May 1th, and "The Woman In the Web." Admission, including War Tax. Ar 10 CTS. and 15 CTS. STAR THEATRE " J. Q. WRAY, Manager. WATERMAN'S 5 I l>E \ I. HII'NTAIN PENS. Ue have Just received a big stock of these famous Fountain Fens?easily the BEST in the world?ask the man who uses a WATKUMAN "IDEAL"? ^ Priced here from S2..50 to 86.00. q Every man and every lady ought y to have a Fountain Fen?for V SATISFACTION let it he a J WATKUMAN "IDEAL." I YES, to he sure we have other * Fountain Pens?Priced at } SI.00. SI..10 ami S2.no each. 4 We also have a complete line of V PEN'MLS. TABLETS and all kinds T of Hood STATIONERY. J Fountain Pen INK, 10 CTS. Bottle. X CLOVER DRUG STORE ? It. I.. WYLIE. Proprietor. J Real Estate \ \o\\ IS THE TIME, ANI) YOU'RE i M-. vi . n > > u r.. The II. I.. Siiiuiiiilt?Beautiful resi- A donee on Knst Jefferson street. All iiKNlei'ii improvements. KiKht ut Ura?U j < il school. It is going to he sol<l. Don't 9 In* sorry. A The .1. if. Ilall (Parish) Place? jr AI Hint live miles from York, on King's y Alt. roaii; 105 acres; nice cottage; 9 ham; piisturc. etc. See me at once. A \ ISeautil'ul Ihiilding Ixit?really X two lots, on .Main street, next C. W. y I'aiToU's residence. Property of J. H. Scott. Want a bargain? See me. A Money to lend at 7 fier cent oil farm X mg launls. y GEO. W. WILLIAMS ? REAL ESTATE BROKER $ K00111 201. first Xat'l Hank molding. ^ ?wsS] 1 miuviNosnuM * KiUKD irr tu V , UNmiD 8TA-n?_ J5QVERNMENT :* ? ?J Buy Them And Help Win The War A FOR SALE iiVERYWHE&l be< TIMOTIh MAY???n vostonlay wo received :i carload of TIMOTHY HAY. If you iifwl any, conic to see lis at yu once as a carload will not last us -j-ji very long. -j-ij CARROLL BROS. am ma SPRING GOODS si a Hi Tu i'MAYKIt POTS? All sizes of Pots?Prices very low. ' " YI'IMHt POItUI SIIADKS? All sizes. Insure privacy. nei ItKritlGKUATOltS? All sizes and prices. l.lNOI.Kt'M? Matting Rugs, Crass Hugs?Correct Floor Coverings?Priced right, out PRICES AltK RIGHT? | our Stock is complete and all S NEW goods of the best quality, .and 2 not Seconds, such as are sold by 2 most stores. Ituy Quality and not 2 Price. S see l > for Your Want.*?We (tin Snvc 2 You Itcal .Money. ^ YORK FURNITURE CO. | CANE SEED [ We have Sl'GAH DRIP, ORANGE 2 and KARI.Y A.MHKR CANE SEED. S II" You are a wise farmer you will sow ? a considerable quantity of these Cane 2 Seeds for Roughness and for Syrup 2 making. You'll need the feed and you 2 can sell the Molasses that you do not 2 need for your own personal use. i?uy s Your srtil at Ontv?Supplies arc not S o\cr-abundant. IKKDsmiS = After you' have tried all other feeds g for dairy rows, if you want the feed g that will produce the milk and butter, g feed your cows SPARTAN DAIRY 2 tiliXlNS?the Perfect Balancer! Feed 5 I for Dairy Cows. = Feed your Horses and Work stock g Pl'ltlXA Feed. It ?oe8 further and S stocks eat it up cleaner. See us. ? FERGUSON & YOUNGBLOOD 1 M. R. Clinton H. L. Clinton E CLINTON BROS., Cash Grocery! . E NANCY I HALL I We have both kind*?For SEED t and EATING POTATOES?and want g to supply your needs. The Nancy S Hall Seed Potatoes ?\re prime for IhhJ- S ding and the Eating Potatoes are as g tine as can bo. At least that's what 5 our customers say about them. E FLORIDA CABBAGE? = We want to supply your table wit!: 3 Fresh Florida Cabbage. They aie g Fresh. Crisp and Tender. Try them, s RICE MEAL? This is a recognized standard feed g for pigs and hogs. If you are raising S a porker see us for Rice Meal. " THRIFT STAMPS? E Ihit some of your spare change into S Thrift Stamps?Uncle Sam's Baby g Bonds. They're as good as gold. We S also will sell you Liberty Bonds. = CLINTON BB0THSB8 ft THE LAW A8 TO FLOUR HAVK been instructed by the Stat* Food Administration that ther< ust be strict observance and enforceent of the law as to the Sale of Flour The rule as it now stands is that nt dividual living in Town must buj er :M pounds of flour at one time id no individual living out of towr list buy more than 48 pounds of floui one time. The merchant must noi II in excess of said amounts to such irsons. An equal amount of preribed substitutes Must Go with each irchasc. From now on all duly established fractions of this rule will bo prosUted alike against sellers and buys. with the penalties made and proled. J. F. McELWEE. km! Administrator for York County. fertilizers \VK HAVE A OOOO SUPPLY OF MiTILIZKR In stork. As Nitrate ol <la is sea re* it might be a good idea get sonic IIIGIl GHADK GUAXO ol use as a Side Application. 'ompurcd with the price of cotton, rtilizrr is Not Illgli. WE HAVE?HAVE YOU? Have Y? >L' bought a Liberty Bond, are YOU buying Thrift Stamps? er.v OXK who possibly can should so. 'ORK SUPPLY COMPANY Wholesale and Itetnll. ' <^0 ?<JO a<jro LADIES'LOW SHOES I'uder present condition is more important thai yourself to see to it tl its full value in coin ft Shoes cost more t hau I'.... I 1-1 1 1 < >' t'llllnct Wll I'M I III 111^ 1 Kill OV I til for Shot's. Wo buy ii inanufaeturors arc koo and this fact assures u> or figures than the sin euro. Wo boliovo wo e foot wear requirements tage in (Quality and 1* Ladies' All Leather Viei Strap Pumps?Prieet Ladies' Kid Pumps, Higl (1 iin11 Heels?Prieed Ladies' Ulaek Kid and \\ Oxfords?Prieed Ladies' Dark Tan Walkii fords?(ioniiine Calf Ladies' Dark Tail Pump: Ladies' Choeolnte Viei P High Heels?Prieed Ladies' White. Kid Puni] Ladies' White Canvas J1 White Leather Ileols Ladies' White Canvas O all st vies and (jualitic mumftKutomobile Tires AM) INXIIll TL'IIKS. roll SEVEltAL YEAHS we have in soiling the famous GOODRICH iiinl' I. S. TIKES. u can look at the names of these vs and Tubes and know that the vs and Tubes are good?the repuions til' the makers have made the inos mean something when Tires it Tubes are wanted. Every Goodh and every U. S. Tire and Tube is .tie as honestly us Uncle Sam makes told Dollar. Continued use by hun ds of thousands of Automobile vers is positive proof of wearing d lasting quality in these Tires and bes. Wo carry a good line of these good es and Tubes?Our Prices are as i\V as you will get anywhere and Want Your Tire and Tube Busies. May we have it? M. L. FORD 'Ciisril Undertakers ami KliibuliMCM CLOVER. S. O. "time to buy youk Stroup's Is the I Our stock of Spring and ! and Hoys is almost c< did line we arc showii it was, but some do wish we had more b more at the prices w and very likely anotl plicate qualities. At present. This means, a Spring or Summer move. You'll buy el later on, especially it bought by the morel course you have the { price and quality is v suggest that you buy MEN'S SUMM Si.MM Kit srrrs?In Mohairs F etc., in Solids and Fancy Pix ulars. sizes uji to 4t;?Some feots and also including t! shade that will be popular t MK.VS WOOI. SUITS?Serges ai (I rays, Browx^and Mixtures. MKN'S HI.UK KKKGK SUITS?E hard to get. We have a few value at $25.ou a Suit?Our BOYS'summ: HOYS' CLOTHING?We believe 1 tied to have good Clothinggood materials. We sell that in a style and quality that v Boy?Grays. Browns and Mi: BOYS* KKKP KOOL CliOTHIXG STRA1 ulars. sizes up to 448?Some You'll like the style and qui have scarcely been touched t ing at about the same price tind a good assortment hereSennits. etc.?Priced at SHOES J. M. S MEN'S ALL WOOL tig I I BLUE SEBGE SUITS T10 . Men's AH Wool?Through and through } Worsted Suits $18.00 ' Young Men's Silk Lined Suits De Luxe, i Four Patch Pocket Model $25.00 A lloys' Rouble llllt?Double Soat and Double Kneet*? Prices'3?to'105? MEN'S SILK SIHRTS ; Men's SILK SHIRTS at 13.60 1 If It Is Merchandise of Quality You fun Find It Here. McCONNELL'S < liea|H-8t Store In South Carolina. CORRECT IN PRICE ? AND QUALITY. X | s no part of your apparel x j i your footwear. It is due J ; lat your shoe money gets | >rt and wearing quality, ? | formerly, hence the need V ; lie for the money you pay x ! i immense quantities and J ! n for our bulked business ! < of better values at small- { j all buyer can possibly se- J j an fully take care of your J ; : Mini <]?t it t,? voi if ml van- f Oxfords and j "'aml $2.00,0 $6.00 [ 'i,lki"s $3.50t0 $5.00 \ ar $4.50,0 $6.00 I t s?Low Heels $5.00 S $5.00t0 $6.00 j = >s?Priced $4.00 to $5.00 ? j Allocs, 8 inches high, J j and Sole, Low Heel $4.00 j xfords and Pumps? I i s?Priced $1.25 to $3.50 1 i ftEtWITONH] d 'I'llK MULK YOU WANT? j Will be found at Our Stables. We ; have Mules that will satisfy the most exacting demands of the buyer?Size, i Quality and almost in color. What- , ever may be your needs In livestock, It I is,to your interest to see us for your ; needs. More Mules received this week ] and others are yet to arrive. Come to 9 see Our Mules. J JAMES BROS. \ All the Year l-lvestork Dealers I SUMMER CLOTHING I ? ml Ml.* Jest Place to Buy. = oti S av Summer Clothing for Men | J;1 wnplete, and it is a splen- | ^ ng?Not as big as we wish i thing nevertheless. We 5 JJJ ecause we can't buy any | e paid for what we have E su lier season we cannot du- 5 ?o least it looks that way at = l?t That if you expect to buy = (u* Suit, it is time for you to | mi leaper now than you will = 1' you buy goods that are | ? unit after this date. Of | 1 u ivilege of waiting, but if | forth anything to you, we E (juick and buy here. = ER CLOTHING | 'aim Beach. Keep Kool Cloth, E tterns, Longs, Slims and Reg- = of them with neat Plaid ef- ? he new Dark Tan or Army = his summer?Priced at ? $8.50$15.00 I . id Worsteds and Mixtures, in S priced up 925.00 E ilue Serges of real quality are = f oi mem mai wouia i>e gooa " early buying put them at $21.00 | ER CLOTHING | Ihe Toung Americas are enti- ^ well made and good fitting of Z kind and haTe your boys' site ? rill please Tou and please the ? icturea?Priced up to $10.00 S ?In ail sites?Priced $3.50 to $5.00 3 V HATS 1 ! of them with neat Plaid ef- Ulty, and by the way. Straw Hats 2 ty General H. C. L.?They are sell- " 2 s as prevailed a year ago. Tou'll x -Leghorns, Panamas, Fine Straws, S $1.00 to $5,00 S TROUP SHOES |N ^ wwvwwwwvww? How Di Sacrifices i vat* j 1 n i witn i ! r I 'HE American b J[ gives up the pc so much to his !; business which has promise of success. !; He severs home ties; ?J leaves behind parents, fri |! He faces the probab > take up life anew when j! the advantages which yt j! won for him. 1; He faces the possibi ;* capacitated for earning i J; dependent upon his frier !; He faces the possit ;! home at all. S Facing these things, S tight for us who remaii ? when the moment com ^ the top ? he GOES! ? What will he thi ? feel, if we compl { are asked to ma ? fices for him ? sa ? nificant when con C Show him that to i Bonds is not a but a PRIVILE< ciation of his sac ? * And When Yon jjj T1,:. - ... P~:d for G, W. WHITESIDES iv/r a JLTA ? A THJLOAN AND: OF YORK, SOUTH YOUR Our untiring make t his "THE BANK FOR is daily incrensin of satisfied custoi You will always f toons treatment, niodations and a terest in the wc patron. Sow accounts are ? It. X. MOOKE, Prosit lent 9T Have YOU Bought 1 ID YOU KNOW? That the owner of an Automobile Is , st as liable for damages Inflicted by I * car, either to life or property, as a railroad, a cotton mill or any her corporation? Whether you are . are of the fact or not, you may ,ve a rude awakening some of these ys after you have accidentally 1 led or maimed somebody or dam- 8 ed another's car or other property, 1 d then it will be too late. The only ' fe plan Is to carry liability Insur- ? ce. Infinitely more money Is paid J t annually by companies writing ^ itomobile Liability Insurance than ? those writing Automobile Fire In- c ranee. Losing your car by Are, * en though It is not Insured would 1 t break you up, but being called on 8 pay $5,ooo to $10,000 damages ight. It would certainly Jar most of * some. It will not cost you any- a ing to look into the matter, and fl glit save you from bankruptcy. e SAM M. GRIST All Kinds of Good Insurance. ABE YOUR HENS LAY] It' not try Dr. Hess' ai a-cea?Price) 25 Cts. We guarantee it to gn Money Refunded. Fair er J. E. Brocn, Prop. CITY PI "TI1E 8EKV1CE H GET THE OF CALLI THE YORK HA For Your Wants. We wil have not got what you w can be had. NOW FOR T In House Cleaning. Wh need some K Y A NIZ E furniture new. We. hav< Call on us. We will be pl( Remember: To tight th ish in 1918, as this is the } IDE YORK BARD ? ? \ '* .V : wwwwvwwwwww o Your Compare m a ineser oy who goes to war >sition which means future, or the little just begun to show gives up home comforts; ends, wife or sweetheart ility of being obliged to be returns; of losing all era of herd work have lity of coming back ina living; end of being ids or upon charity. ulity of never coming be goes to France to 1 safely at home ? and ea for him to go over ink, how will he ain because we ke a few sacriorifices to insigspared with hU? nvest ill Liberty SACRIFICE IE?an apprentice! i Buy?Buy! and Contributed By 1 & CO., Sharon, S. C. KE SAVINGS BANK 1 [ CAROLINA BANK effort to Institution THE PEOPLE" g the number ners. ind here courliberal necom- . personal inrlfare of each 'ordlully invited. M. P. COBB, Cashier .'hat Liberty Bond? TAKE CABE OF YOUR tgr EYES YOUR EYES are without a doul he most important organ of the bod .nd should be taken special care o fou should have them carefully exair ted occasionally whether you wea Masses or not. If It be Real, Honet icrvlcc and Protection you want, se ihledcr, "The Optometrist"; if It I ityle you want, see Shleder also; if ie the Best Glass money can buy, yo rant to sec Shleder; but if it be a bl ot of money you want to spend, se ome one else. Ask the hundreds of glad souls wh tave been to see me about my wor nd prices, and see what the man tha It you with glasses did for your pock tbook. All Examination* Free. I). L. SIIIEDER, D. O. [NG? id Clark's Poultry Panre Satisfaction or Your lough, is it not ? 1ARMACY Govcr, S. C. UlCG STOKE" HABIT NG ON ?. RDWARE CO. I appreciate it, and if we ant, we will get it, if it HE DRIVE ile doing this you will ! to make the floors and e it in different colors iased to show you. e FLY, from start to finrear of the big drive. WARE COMPANY I f* WT+ WT* ' ? + ?T4> * ! Clifford De ?; < j;: | OF NEW Yi U AT WINTHROP C0L1 ?; * Matinee and Nigh I; ij Afternoon Mati !; <i Two Perft j + ? 8 "THE BISHOP'S C i + Drama in one act adapted ? $ " Les Miserables" an SI 4 ? "DOCTOR BY C Ji j + Famous coined, 'i EYEXIXG AT 8 O'C I: | "THE ROM ij Bv Ros ; < For each perfonnanee? General Admission, 50c. c * ; m ?A** +A*? A3tt Ag?t Agt +J \ SHAME ON | SOUTH CAROLINA ' Do YOU KNOW that In the sale of | Thrift and Saving* Stamps, while York now stands seventh among the coun ties of South Carolina, its sales are i 1 only -5 t'ts. per capita'.' And among : J the States we stand at tile very hot- : i tom?forty-ninth?only 16c per capl- i ta, while the State of Nebraska has < bought SM.39 worth for each man, wo nuui and <'hlld In the State. , For week ending March 16th, York i i stood twenty-third County in South ; Carolina, with only $14,040.00 worth ,.f uril.. , Wliat Are You Doing? Not some one else; but YOU. Let us do better next week und get back up In at least I 1 the third class among the Counties of ' J South Carolina, thus helping ourselves 1 , and helping the Government. Very respectfully, ! W. B. MOORE | Viitliori/xil Agent for tlie Government HAVE YOU DON TO YOUR COUNTRY BUY ONE of the THII We will gladly take your c .. lUiallD They are pgyibli tn aagy 1 INSTALLMENT PAYM] \ AS FOLLOWS ; 5 Per Cent upon appllcat ; 2? Per Cent on May 28th. i I 35 Per Cent on July 18th. ' ; 40 Per Cent on August 1 SKT ASIDE SOME OF WII.V ! { One Hundred, or a Five Hundred | < Mature in ten years and Iutt Make your business efficient I ! the FIRST NATIONAL. SAVE YOUR WASTE! "Every Hollar you SAVE an ; u Dollar .MOKE!" I; THE FIRST NA" YORK ! "YOU HAI) BETTED BE I i O. E. WILKIN'S, Prctalt. ;i. I D. M. PARROTT | CLOVER, S. C. ( II YES, TO BE SURE, our stock of Spring oxfords is very complete. We believe we can please the most jtartleulnr folks as to quality und style, and we are sure that we can satisfy you As to the Price. Give us a trial. Here you'll tind: LADIES' OXFORDS. ,X Kid Oxfords, high and low heels? Priced at $2.75 to $5.50 >' English Style Walking Oxfords, Vlci, Tans and Black $3.50 to $5.50 >- Kid l*um|M and Dull Kid?beautiful 't* footwear?Priced .... $2.75 to $5.50 * .MEN'S OXFORDS. e English Oxfords?Vicl Kid and Gun i I8 Metal, Tans and Black?Priced at it $3,50 to $$.00 u TENNIS SHOES 8 For Men, Women and Children?all !? sizes. Buy Your Footwear at Clover's Leado ing Drv Goods Store. l* n u nanoatt " is. m. rnnnvi i > It ' MONEY TO LOAN AN good real estate security at 7 \ " per cent Interest 12. tf. J. A. MARION, Attorney. I Sgfc- THIRD The more ge i) rT?j|r The greater 4 \ 0^ sons are \ y Our dollars : Kvery Man, Woman an?l C can, should buy a LIBERTY BO] erwfce a small one. There is no risk in the invee Bonds pay 4 1-4 Per Cent Inl In business transactions they They are as acceptable at I Itself and no Bank will refuse a km Von can make your porch county for cash or on easy inata application; 20 per cent on May ! per cent on August 15. AU genuine Americans are bt ; respective abilities. The Country needs YOUR ht and property as well as your fob YOUR ACTION NOW. CENTRAL LIBERTY OF YORK * B. N. MOORE, Chainun O. E. WILKIN8 C. EL BP! '-c: s v,.1 vereux \ i DRK CITY - lege audttoriw i i t?APRIL 26TH ? lioo, 3 o clock? * ' irnianccs: | IANDLESTICKS" t % A from Victor Hueo's * i + 1(1 fc A OMPULSION" y by Molioro. $ LOOK: | ANCERS" t tand. t S -Matinee and Xight: J Reserved Seats, 75e. t 8 AM +A3? +kiM +AZM +AZM KRESO DIP YOUR SPRING CLEANING will be more effective if you freely use KRE* *o-DIP about your premises when you clean up. This Disinfectant Is a Deodorizer, Insectide, Germicide and a .'leanser. KRESo.DIP destroys the disease germs and tirotects from contagions ind infections. KltESo.DIP kills Lice, Mites and Pleas. It will free your hen house of Mites, and destroy the Lice on your pigs. It will destroy the Fleas on your log. It will make your premises Healthier for you. Try KRESO-DIP. ? Sold at This Store? Voeli Den it C^AVii I l/l ft ISlug VI VIC rn E YOUR DUTY _ that it expects of 7ou? ID LIBERTY BONDS. >rder, and attend to all of the inrtallmento?--- - ? 3NTS? Hon. 5th. r YOU WASTK and buy a Fifty, Dollar Ikaiil. ;re?t payable every hIx montha. and profitable by banking with il add to wlutt you have makes riONAL BANK - S. C. SAFE THAN SORRY" R. C. ALLE1N, Cashier. HULL PEOPLE'S STORE 5HARLOTTE STREET YORK, 8. C. TOMATO PLANTS 40 CTTS. per Hundred WANTED A EL. THE BUTTER and ALL THE EGOS THAT YOU CAN BRING US. HIGHEST MARKET PRICE WILL BE PAID FOR BOTH BUTTER AND EGGS AND WE WANT A LI. THAT YOU HAVE TO SPARE. FOR YOUR 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. DOR3ETT, Manasar. MT The Enquirer aolldta orders for ill kinds of High Grade Commercial itailonery?Letter Heads, Bill Heads, ?tnieinenls. Envelopes, Etc. LIBERTY LOAN nerous our dollars security for our sons. American by preference must be no less so. Jiild In America, wbo possibly S'D? M| one If possible; othUneM, and there la no sacrifice. West are as negotiable as currency.^ ace value for collateral aa gold n to be secured by Bonds, ate through any Bank tn the llments, 5 per cent cash with 28; 85 per cent on July 18; 48 tying Bonds to the Unit of their dp, and the security of your life / are self-respect depends upon LOAN COMMITTEE * COUNTY * W. B. MOORE i. 8. BR1CE ?CEB /