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CLOVER CULLINGS. Ccricaboudtoc* Th* Torkntll* klaqulrer Clover, April Z"t?litv. A. A. AlcBean and Kider J. Walter .Smith represented the ? lover I'resbyterian church at bethel I'reshy tery, which met at Bowling Cireeu, this week. Mi.x.s l*?uisv Smith left Friday evening for Columbia, to visit her sister, .Miss Christine Smith, alio is attending school at Citicura college. Airs. W. Aleek Adams of ilastonia, pent a few days here this we>ek visiting relatives. Airs. l>.-an Adams ol Castoma, visit- ?d her parents. .Mr. and Airs. S. J. . ' linton, here this week. J Cioss Boads school closed on I'lloay, April llrtli, after a successful live months' term, with Aliss Alary .Suminciioid ol route l, as teacher. Tin j trustees have re-elected Miss Summerford to teach the summer session. Mr. Frank 1-liieherger, formerly of tin- Bethany section, but now local- | ed near Charlotte with the Southern J'ower ' 'o., and Miss Kftie Pursley, ; daughter of Mr. John W. Pursley of route 4. were married on Wednesday night, April J4th, by ICW. A. A. Me. Lean. Mrs. A. A. Rogers returned Monday from If uritersville, N. C., where she 1 spent the past three weeks with her daughter. Mis. I*. I>. Mtindy. Mrs. J. W. Sherer and children, l Hilly and Catherine, are spending the J week-end with friends at Filbert. j Miss Beatrice Robinson of King's . Business college. Charlotte, is spending the week-end with her parents, ^ Mr. ami Mrs. S. A. Robinson. \ Mr. <>rr Sparrow, who is working j for the Southern Power Co., near . Charlotte. is visiting relatives here. t'uinp Chronicle, near (lastonia, has been temporarily abandoned. It will j likely bo several weeks before other soldiers will be sent there. Rev. H A Whltten and Messrs. S. _ W. Thomas. John F. Smith and J. A. j Barrett returned yesterday evening from Winiistioro. where the\ repre- J seuteil clover Circuit at the annual ^ meeting of the Roek Hill Inst riot eon- ' fwewv. The conference o penis! Wciincsday night, I!i v, J. R. T. Ma jor pre- ^ Hiding ?*]<l(-r of tlit* district presiding. * and closed at noun Friday. Much important liusincsH was transacted, and tlic meeting is considered one of the ^ hest ever held in the district which n embraces four counties. \ Mr. F. ?\ Reach. of Rock Hill, was l elected district lay leader for the com- ing year. The following laymen were 1 elected to represent the district at the meeting of the upper South Carolina conference, which convenes at Chester i m November, namely: J. H. Barley of j Wuuishoro, \\\ II. Held of Uincaster. ^ M \V. Itoddey of Fort Dawn ami J. A. liarrett of Clover. The next session of the district conference will he held with ttie* King's J Mountain chapel church, on the 'lover circuit. " Lieutenant Haxter C. Hiddle, who ;l has seen service in France, and who is 11 ^ now located at Atlanta, spent a few hours here Saturday afternoon. Mr. V. C. Stroup was a business visitor to charlotte, Thursday. ( Uev. J. M. McClaih was called to Statesvllle, N. c? this week on ae- 11 count ot l lie ci itn al illness of his sis- v ter there. 1 Alone He Killed Seven Germans.? The American soldier in France has I lie "endurance of the Knglish, the charge of the French and the pep that belongs to the American alone," according to Lieut. iHtniel C. Roper, Jr., (* son of Internal Revenue Commissioner Roper. In a letter to his father, made public a few days ago, the lieutenant {' tells of the gallant tight of a young South Carolina officer named David, ' who, overwhelmed by Hermans, ac- '' counted for seven of the enemy he- ' fore he was killed. "You will he proud to know the " ease of a South Carolinian, son of Dr. " David, near Clio, S. C. He was over whflmyl tiy^e Roche, but he had a I p pile of human tlesn hi front or nlm. He fought like a tiger, accounted for seven Itoches with his pistol and then was lighting with an empty rllle when struck from behind. My friend was a Citadel man and a tine officer." An excerpt of the letter regarding young David was sent to his father l?.v Commissioner Roper, and Dr. Davol, in acknowledging the letter, sai?l "Your son's account of my dear hoy's death was tin- hest that we have had. ami as lie states, it was t| glorious and I feel unite sure that if j> in- had had tli?' choosing of the way ^ that lie was to go, this would have * been his choice." *> German List of Missiny.?Speaking licfori the mam committee of the Herman reichstag Fridav, according to Vorwaerts. Heiieral von Rishcrg statist that on March :<t last, ihe number of Herman missing liad reached a total of tit!I.I*M, of this number lie said "3i?,t?7t"i were prisoners in France, 119.0(10 in Kugland, IfiT.oiiO in Russia ami Roiimnnia and tin- remainder coilld he regarded as dead. I AT THE CHURCHES ' CHARLoTTK STRKKT BAPTIST. Prayer meeting Thursday evening at 7.30 o'clock. FIRST BAPTIST Prayer meeting Wednesday evening 7.30 o'clock. Special notices K n T Crosses of Honor. () Tlifir will l?' a lii-stou.11 oi Crosses of Honor to York eoitnt> Veterans, descendants or sons ol veterans 1?> the Winnie i?a\is t"lia|*ter l". I>. I'., on .lime 3rd Those desiring crosses will please make application at once as it ret|tiircs several weeks to secure crosses. Applieatiou max he "" made to Mrs. W. I>. Clean. Pres. HYMENEAL R M AKItlKIt- \l (Hi Ilium' in .in ., Mrs. J. T. V on lis; in Fort Mill, on April 24. I?\ lli'V. W. S. Cootlwin. Mr. SAMIKL A. I.i:m?l Miss JOYCK 1( | MOSRIC. " H> Rex. I! II. Waiiuli. in Yorkvillc Sunday. April 2S. l:us. Mr. WILLIAM SMART and Miss LILLIAN FA RIS. \ Potli of King's Mountain. In Chester. S. Saturdux April 27th. 191S. Mr. WILLIAM II. RKN- T KIRI.D of ('limp Jackson and Miss SALLIK FKKMSTKR of Yorkvillc If. K. I>. No. f. Rev. Mr. I'urccll officiating. OBITUARY fi In Charlotte. on April 27. W. J. McCLAlN. accd 31 years. 3 months H and 17 days. He is survived h> his _ father. W. T. MeClain of Sharon, and two full brothers: K. T. MeClain and 1 J. C. MeClain. of Charlotte, and one I full sister. Mrs. J. R. Watson of No. 7 Yorkvllle. Also the following half brothers: K. II. MeClain. at Camp Sevier: Ro> and Lewis, at home with their parents at Sharon: also throe " half sisteis. Mrs. Lizzie Bennett of Rock Hill. Muss Florence MeClain of xv Chnr'otte. and Miss Aline, at home. tl The funeral was at Sharon on Sunday. the services being conducted by t| Rev. Mr. Simpson of Charlotte, assisted l'\ Rev. Or. Arrowood. Mr. MeClain has been employed as a eon- ^ duetor on the Charlotte street railway during the past four and a half years. a He was a mouther of the Associate r< Kefontied church, and was held in ? high esteem by a large circle of friends and acquaintances throughout 0 the city. 0 rAIR WARlflHG y 111 Y son. Krneat Bird, aged 17 years. t< has left home without my con- tl sent and this is to warn all persons s against hiring or harboring him on v pain of prosecution under the law. * COOT BIRD. a S3 St* Clover R. F. D. No. 1. ANNOUNCEMENTS PO the Democratic- Voters of the * Fifth Distiict: I respect!ully ask to ?e renominated ami re-elected to .'engross from this District, and agree o atttde the results of the Dcmocr.-tic i'rimary Election. 1 will not he ahle o spend much lime in the District his summer, because of the great imount of important legislation growng out of the war situation, but will Llteiid ineetiiigs in the District vhen. ver possible, it is absolutely essenlal Tor Congressmen to be at their >OSt at this tunc. \V. F. STEVENSON. V1ISCELLANE0US WANTS. FOR SALE \ titnjI) stout mule cheap. .1. Al. LEECH. Hickory drove. FUR SALE pitKSII Jersey Milk Cow. Address No. 3, Clover. :t T. C. BAKNETT. FOR SERVICE pi?il:(M'dHBItKD tluernsey Bull. Fee $2. Address No. I York, t J. A. SHANNON. FOR SERVICE rkl'KO'' Jersey Boar. ^ FRED L. SMARR, t Bullock's Creek, S. C. MONEY TO LOAN )N good real estate security at 7 per cent Interest 2. t.f. J. A. MARION. Attorney. FOR SALE A UOOD Milk Cow, fresh and ready ? for use. W. H. BAKNKTT. it* Clover No. 3 PHILANTHROPIC LODGE NO 32 JJPKCIAL Communication this TL'ES' l>.\V Evening. S-3o. Work in R degree. Full attendance is urged. ?1. W. WILLIAMS, W. M. V. It. Isitimer, See. It BOX SUPPER AND Cake Walk will he given at I'ost Oak School house m\i Wedle.sdav night. Ma.v 1. Kveryhod\ Milled. I. KM MA I'lltSI.KY, Teacher. .OOKOUT MOUNTAIN POTATOES A Ci'I.I.MATlZKIi over a period of 3 ^ years. Mest seed in the country at a bushel 11. It. GORDON, No. 6. fork. 34?2t. FARM MORTGAGE LOANS ^oT under $300 or over $10,000 each. Interest rate: 6 per cent, ir 7 per cent, depending on amount * ..... h/.rrAa'Ar'fl IIU iiiiii* naiinu, aitu uw??w??v. ? UKency. 3 tu 10 years offered. ?\ K. Sl'KNOKR, Attorney. PRICE OF MILK V\ account of the advanced cost of J feed and other increased expenses, n and after May 1, the price of milk rill he advanced to s cents a pint and fi rents a quart. t* HRATTON'S FARM. SCHOOL TRUSTEES PIIK District School Trustees of the county an- hereby summoned to tteiul a conference to lie held in the ourt house at York on SATl'RDAY, 1A Y ITU. at 10.30 A. M. The situation now confronting the iiildic schools as a result ol" the war i one that requires prompt and enI'Ketic action. A full attendance is eessar.v to a satisfactory solution of he problems involved. JOHN K. CARROLL. t. SuiK-rintrnrient ot Education. Call Call 'hon*. 153 Phone 153 "* --- | Special Attention We call ><>iir attention to tin- tact .at FLY TIME IS HERE, ami now i the time to ti^ht tifm. We have t'RKKN POORS. SCREEN WIN OWS. SCREEN WiltK. FI.Y TltAPS ml KI.Y SWATTERS. He sure and Swat the Fly. See us for Cultivator Hoes at once. YORK HARDWARE CO. Everyone Who Can ott; I IT TO BUY LIBERTY BONDS OCR ARMY MUST BE SUPPORTIP either by louninK the fioverntent Our money, or by TAXATION, lie Ciovornmcnt's Note is worth more i You than a Tax Receipt. HI'Y BONUS TODAY. CARROLL BROS. Real Estate All aboard the train to succeed. Buy EAL ESTATE. acres about J miles from town on Sutton road: two 3-room tenant houses; 4-horse farm open; plenty of timber. For a harenin see me. i"> acres. 5 miles from York on Kins's Mountain road: G-rooni residence; l*arn: Kood pasture, etc. Will sell as a whole or In two parcels, ice builditiK lot. 50xl5fi feet on Charlotte street. Will take nice cow in imrt payment. See me about this, wo nice lots on East Jefferson St.. near Graded School. It will pay you to investigate. Remember. I have lots of others? both country and town. Money to lend at 7 per cent on irming lands. , r.irn w WILLIAMS REAL ESTATE BROKER iooin -01, First Natl Rank Rulhllng. (ORK MOTOR CAS CO. S. L. COURTNEY. Proprietor, if E SELL? Hupntobiles ami Font Cars. both or hloh are so well known that in-oductton isn't necessary. Ford Parts?From the largest to u> smallest. Spwlal discounts to a rages. Southern Tires?Guaranteed for 4.90 miles?the buyer being the sole idge of satisfactory service. Tires djusted at our Garage. All road cuts ^paired free of charge. Ask us about outhern Tires. Havoline Oils. Greases. Gasoline and ther Automobile Accessories. >UR MR. COURTNEY? Deft Saturday afternoon with ten ?r drivers for the Hupmohile and ord factories and will bring back i-n cars through the country. During he absence of Mr. Courtney we will ive our patrons the best possible serIce and ask your indulgence until IK Courtney returns. Call on us for nything and everything in our line. YORK MOTOR CAR COMPANY. M. II. Clinton It. L Clinton CLINTON BROS., Cash Grocery .11 ST RECEIVED? A FRESH SHIPMENT OF? PLAIN POUND CAKE. RAISIN' 'A K E. SALTINKS, UN E EDA BISCUIT. LUNCH BISCUIT. C, HA HAM CRACKERS, OATMEAL CRACKERS. FBJ NEWTON'S. NAHISCOS, 'HOCoUTB PlTFFS? MARSH MALL* 'W PECANS. MAKSHMALLOW FRUIT CONES, LEMON BISCUIT. I' KA NI T KA N DWICH ES. i T1EESE SA.VDWK'H ES. GOO|> THINGS TO EAT." 100,000 Potato Slips I HAVE CONTRACTED FOR and nin NOW .l. liv. tinjr IUO.000 POTATO SLIPS for Splint: setting. Have tioth th.' .VA.NCV HALL and the PORTO RICO \ni.'iifs. The plants are coin ing in excellent condition?strong and thrifty ami insure rapid and strong growth. ?ti supply Slips at following prices ? $2.7.1 l?Klt Tllors.\NI> DelivereiI at Sharon, or 20 (ts |mt I.UOO Fvlrn by Mall. All orders lille.l within live days or money refunded; but believe I will be able to take care of orders promptly. Kveryone who has the ground ought to have a Sweet 'Tater patch. Sweet Potatoes are wonderfully productive and nutritious. UltOCFKIFS. I'ltriTS. (WIHKSSee lite for ?Irocerles. Fruits, Canities. I am here to serve you. J. D. HOPE SHARON - - S. C. THE STAR THEATRE "TIIK WOMAN IN TIIK WKU" A marvelous serial picture from the master playwrights, Albert 13. Smith and Cyrus Townsend Brady. "The Woman In tin- Web" is an enthralling romance, and you who see the first episode "Caught In the Web," will not want to miss a single moment of the adventures of the young American and Ills sweetheart us they balk the many schemes and evade the deathtraps set for them by a ring of ruthless (iernian agents. Hedu Nova and J. Frank Olendon, the stars, are not unknown to you, but you will see them in feats of daring ?h? See the Opening Chapter TODAY. THURSDAY: Till: FAMILY IIONOH" With Robert Warwick and June Kludge in tin- leading roles. Five interesting reels. STAR THEATRE J. Q. WRAY, Manager. EAT AT JOHNS' When You are In town ant! want to BAT. Just remember JOHN'S Place. I can furnish you with Just what you want and cooked the way you want it. and you'll find that my prices are Just as reasonable as can be made under existing conditions. Yes. I'll lie Klad to have you eat with me at any time. - FRUITS Also remember, please, that I carry a complete line of FRUITS of the best qualities, all the time. And also I IIAYK CAM)IKS *>f many kinds that will please you. If you want high grade, boxed candles, I have them. If you want Hulk Candies. I have them, too. See me for Nuts, Chewing C.ums, Soft Drinks. Cigars, Cigarettes, Tobaccos, Smoking and Chewing, etc. Yorkville Candy Kitchen JOHN DII.MAS, Prop. Patriotism Demands It The World cries for More and More Food and it is up to every Real Patriot to do HIS BEST to help produce the biggest food crop this year the world has ever known. DO YOUR PART for Your Country, tho World and Yourself. Plant More and Grow More Food Props. We offer? Yellow .Mammoth Soy Beans*?$4.75 bushel; $1.25 |x ck. Ox-cola Velvet Drain?$3.75 bnshel; $1.00 |MH*k. 90-Day Npeekled Velvet Roans?$2.50 busliel: 85 Cta. peek. Improved Spanish Seed Peanuts?75 Cts. peek. Seed Potatoes?Irish Cobler, Red Bliss, Karly Rose, all Maine grown seed? $2.50 bushel. Grow more Irish Potatoes?they'll help to save Hour and are a nourishing diet?Plant Potatoes. Do Your Bit?Buy a Uberty Bond. G. W. WHITESIDES & CO SHARON - - S. C. Better Groceries IN THBSE DAYS when all kinds of goods are very high and many articles of food are unobtainable, it Is worth while for every consumer of edibles to buy and use only the BEST of Gro oeries?the best in quality, tno most in nourishment?because the quality goods ro further. This store Is constnntly receiving Xew, Fresh, Seaaonaalile edibles. This week's arrivals include? Olive Zest, Milk Checeo. Maine Canned Sweet Corn, Canned English Peas, Fat Mackerel, extra large: Premier Dressing, Cocoa. Seeded Raisins, Klngan's llams and Sllecd Bacon. Also have? Fresh Cabtwgc, Beans, Potatoes, Bananas. Apples Ixmions, etc. ( let This Store Serve You When You Want Quality Groceries W E. FERGUSON TEACHERS' EXAMINATION THE regular spring examination of applicants for teachers' certificates will be held in the court house at York on FRIDAY. MAY 3RD. beginning at 9 o'clock. Applicants must at least be eighteen years of age, must purpose to teach and should come provided with pencils, examination paper and lunch. Applicants coming In after the examination has begun will stand practically no chance to obtain a certificate. JOHN E. CARROLL, 33 t. 2t. Supt. Education. CLINTON BROTHERS MILL PEOPLE'S STORE CHARLOTTE 8TREET YORK, S. C. FltKKII FLOHIDA CABBAGE? Nice, lender and crisp?as good as can be secured?Per l'ound I>.-t I's supply you NEW CI COP POTATOES? The popular Irish variety of good quality -Per Found Let L\s supply You. T1IH MILL PEOPLE'S STOKE? Is here to serve YOU. We invite your business and promise good ser vice. Of t ours*- we expect to mane a fair |>rotit on the Roods we sell, but we are not doing any profiteering. ?ii\e Us a part of Your patronage. MILL PEOPLE'S STORE A. D. DOR3ETT, Manager. IN TIIE PINCH You may need another MULE, o possibly two of them. We are HERE and we have the MULE that will Jus meet your requirements. See Us i you need another Mule for the pinch JAMES BROS All tlic Year Livestock Dealers fw&&] mKUTBKM 8XU0V nmurm tnrrrxD mTBi JOVttlCMIWT Buy Them And Help Win The Wai FOR SALE EVERYWHERE BAGS WE NEED SOME MORE CLEA] SECOND HAND BAGS, THAT WIL < 'ON'TAIN 100 ROUN DS OR OVEF No OBJECTION TO NEAT PATCH I NO. WE ARE GIVING FIRST-CLAS! SERVICE IN THE GRINDING Ol EITHER CORN OR WHEAT. YORK PATRONAGE IS SOLICITED Yorkville Cotton Oil Co. WATERMAN'S IDEAL FOUNTAIN PENS. We have Just received a big stock of these famous Fountain Pens?easily the BEST in the world?ask the man who uses a WATERMAN "IDEAL"? Priced here from $2.50 to $6.00. Every man and every lady ought to have a Fountain Pen?for SATISFACTION let it bo a WATERMAN "IDEAL." YES. to be sure we have other Fountain Pens?Priced at $1.00, S1..V) and $2.00 each. We also have a complete line of PENCILS, TABLETS and all kinds of C.ood STATIONERY. Fountain Pen INK, 10 CTS. Bottle CLOVER DRUG STORE It. L. WYMR. I Proprietor. The Bank of Clovei CLOVER. - S. C. EVERY BUSINESS DAY THIS BANK IS HERE TO SERVE YOU. Thut's Our business and out pleasure?Serving other People? flying them the very best of Banking Service from the smallest detail on up to your most important financial proposition. DEPOSIT YOUIt .MONEY HERE It will be SAFE, and being on deposit here will lielp you to protect yourself against careless spending?the dribbling away of money as money will dribble away when you carry It in your pocket. And then another service that this Bank will render you is that it will keep a close account of your funds?At least Once in Each Month You will know Just what you have paid out by Checks and how ? ..'L A o. * /-??!r? rpo/Ut nnrl then too the Rank Way is the Correct Business Way. Come and see Us. JAS. A. PAGE. Cashier. Plant Them Now YOU'LL WANT THEM NEXT Summer and you'll want them for your friends and your friends' friends. WATEK.MEI/ON SEED? The Best varieties from the Best of seed growers? BRADFORD. KLECKLKY SWEETS. M1DDLETOX. Also have CANTALOUPE SEEDSROCKY F<>RD. OSAGE, EMERALD GEM? These Seeds are in Bulk?will mix them for you in any quantity desired or you can buy them unmixed, as you prefer. But be sure to buy your seed here and plant big patches of both kinds of melons. York Drug Store FIELD SEEDS DON'T FORGET TO REMEMBER to plant a goodly quantity of Corn Field Beans?they make wonderfully good eating when they are pre pare<l as "snaps," along with the eornbread that we are eating these days, and besides that Corn Field Beans are tine when dried and used <luring the winter months when other vegetable foods are hard to And. lat us supply your Seed needs. I>RIKI> BEANS? Oh. yes, sir, we have a good variety of Dried Beans for immediate table use. You will And these good and nourishing and savers of Flour. OTHER GROCERIES? We want to supply your table with everything in Groceries and you'll And it to your interest to do your Grocery buying at this store?Others DO. SHEREK & QUINN SHAME ON SOUTH CAROLINA DO YOU KNOW that in the sale of Thrift and Savings Stamps, while York now stands seventh among the counties of South Carolina, its sales are only 25 C'ts. per capita? And among the States we stand at the very bottom?-fort)-ninth?only ISc per capita, while the State of Nebraska has bought $4.39 worth for each man, woman and child In the State. For week ending March 16th, York stood twenty-third County in South Carolina, with only $14,040.00 worth of sale. What Are You Doing? Not someone else; but YOU. Let us do better next week and get back-up in at least the third class among the Counties of South Carolina, thus helping ourselves and helping the Governmert Very respectfully, W. B. MOOBE Authorized Agent for the Government LADIES \TOUR Coat Suits and 8klrts and J. Waists should be Dry Cleaned. We have In our employ a Dry Cleaner Who Understands Dry Cleaning and Does It Right Send Your Dry Cleaning Work to Us. Guaranteed satisfaction or no Charge. KKI.I.Y'S PRESSING CLUB. jJIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllllllllllllllllllllllH | THE FIRST NA | YORK I LET US SAFEGU 1 YOUR MOI ? ALL HONEYS or ilwks Fi - Should Be Bundled Tlirou?l 1 li? Keep ur Carry Checks Tc - The Convenience and Safety c S the Hank can only be appreciated 2 M'?.\EY itself is worthless ui 5 ner. It can't be stored away and S else ANY BENEFIT. - PLACE YOl'K MONEY E YOCIt BUSINESS WIT1 r s H is more ini|K>rtant NOW iha ; g where thev will be of benefit to Yu ,t 5 I THE FIRST NA ! s "YOl" HAD BETTFJt Bl fiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiinniniiiH fwSSl mfcunrcsniMM uauxs trr ra UKmx. STXTBt GOVERNMENT Buy Them And Help Win The War r FOB SALE EV'EBYWHIU 3 SPRING GOODS Wi<>WER POTS? All sizes of Pots?Prices very low. ? Vi/IW)K PORCH SHADES? t All sizes. Insure privacy. refrigerators? All sizes and prices. 3 LINOLEUM? * Matting Rugs, Grass Rugs?Correct ( P!6or Coverings?Priced light OCR PRICES ARE RIGHT? Our Stock is complete and all NEW goods of the best quality, and not Seconds, such as are sold by most stores. Buy Quality and not Price. See Us for Your Wants?AVe Can Save You Real Money. YORK FURNITURE CO. I IRISH POTATO BUGS Are easily killed wit! Bug Killer. Try it the bugs get ahead of J. E. Brison, Prop. CITY P "THE SERVICE EVERYBODY HAS A HOBBY | _.$???!? SER] WHY NOT TAKE A! ! YOUR ACCOUNT WOULD | BE THE LOAN AND "The Bank for YORK, SOUTI j B. N. Moore, President Fertilizers WE HAVE A GOOD SUPPLY OF | FERTILIZER in stock. As Nitrate of Soda is scarce it might be a good idea to get some HIGH GRADE GUANO And use as a Side Application. Compared with the price of cotton, Fertilizer is Not High. WE HAVE?HAVE YOU? Have YOU bought a Liberty Bond, or arc YOU buying Thrift Stamps? Every ONE who possibly can should j do so. YORK SUPPLY COMPANY Wholesale and Retail. l&Si THIRD The more S *r The greater I \ Our sons are \ > Our dollars Every Man, Woman and i can, should buy a LIBERTY BC erwlsc a small one. There la no rink in the inve Bonds pay 4 1-4 Per Cent In In business transactions the; They are as acceptable at itself ami no Bank will refuse a lo You can make your pure county for cash or on easy Inst application; 20 per cent on May per cent on August 15. All genuine Americans are I respective abilities. The Country needs YOUR I and property as well as your fu YOUR ACTION NOW. CENTRAL LIBERTY OF YORK B. N. MOORE, Chairman O. E. WILKIN'S C. E. SP IIIIIIllllllMIIUIillllllllllllllllllllllNIIIIIIIJJ TIONAL BANK I - S. C. | A R D I *EY 1 Ttirougii Your Hands ti tin* Hank. It Is Not Safe ~ to Long E if handling Your business through S after a DUE TRIAL. = nltss handled in the proper man- S I do either the owner or any one 5, AND THE HANDLING OF = A THIS BANK. E in ever before to place Your funds SI ur community and the Country at 2 TIONAL BANK 1 : SAFE THAN SORRY." E iniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiirtHiiHiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiniiin GOING OVER THE TOP OX LOW PRICES. We Have Got the Merchandise at the Popular Prices and Away Under the Market. 3,000 yards. LAWN, 36 Inches wide, at 15 CTS. Yd. 1 Case. 2,500 yds. Fancy Figured VOILES, at 16 2-3 CTS. Yd. WHITE SHEETING, 27 inches wide, at 10 CTS. Yd. Heavy SUITINGS, for Skirts, BOc value, at 25 CTS. Yd. Good Yard-wide BLEACHING, at | 'PA SAO OS POPLINS, at 25 CTS. Yd. WHITE VOILES?at 20 CTS. and 25 CTS. Yd. 233 SILK SKIRTS, $7.60 to $10.00 values, Choice $4.08 300 Ladles', Mines' and Children's Trimmed Rata?Drummer's Samples?at Glvlng-Away Prices? 25 CTS.. 50 CTS.. 75 CTS., $1. $1.25 SEK THE GREATEST VALUE On Earth in Men's Blue Serge SuiteLot No. 6121, Curlee Suits?at $25.00 Others $10.00, $12.50, $15.00 Bovs' SUITS?at $2.08, $3.98, $5.00, $8.50 S?>c I's for Anything You Xeed In Dry Goods, Clothing;, Shoes, Etc. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. McCONNELL'S Cheapest Store In South Carolina. Ii Stonecypher's Potato on your potatoes before you. Price, 35 Cts. Can. HARMACY Clover, S. C. DRUG STORE" 11 . ^n n> ui m-.fj n? - - j?~r VICE DVANTAGE OF IT? WELCOME ! HERE SAVINGS BANK The People" I CAROLINA M. F. COBB, Cashier j D. H. PARROTT CLOVER, S. C. THOUGH THE WAR GOES ON? And we are cheered or depressed by the news from day to day, every now and then we are sternly brought down to the cold-blooded fact that WE MUST HAVE SHOES, CLOTHING. SHIRTS, OVERALLS. DRESS GOODS and other Wearing Apparel. We are all alike on this point. When you are in need of SHOES, DRY GOODS, ETC. Put a crimp in your memory and put on high gear for this Store?PARROTT'S AT CLOVER?where you'll find the kind of Goods you want at Prices you can afford to pay. SHOES FOR ALL? This is one of our eepecially strong lines and we can fit the feet with the kind and style of Shoes you want and at Correct Prices. You won't find better Shoes than we sell. Try Our Shoes. D. M. PARROTT. LIBERTY LOAN || inerous our dollars security for our sons. ? 1 -f I I American Dy preiertjuue must be no less so. II Child In America, who possibly IND?a big one if possible; othi j stment, and there Is no sacrifice. itercst. Y are as negotiable aa currency, face value for collateral as gold >J an to be secured by Bonds, base through any Bank In the ailments, 5 per cent cash with 28; 35 per cent on July 18; 40 Hiylng Bonds to the limit of their telp, and the security of your life tore self-respect depends upon LOAN COMMITTEE COUNTY W. B. MOORE J. S. BRICF ENCER * *$ * ?? **Y+ ** + * A BEAUTIF1 Ladies' Ladies who observe and with siieh things, will them the opportunity, K-13. Store NOW. tin Separate Skirts ever s is almost an unlimitei seen here, and you'll t kind of fabric, in cob appeal to your taste, si values that will put t and your ideas of whs have the Separate Ski to show you what we li White Cotton Skirts, Sill Colors and Skirts in merous to detailWhite Cotton Wash Skir many styles?Priced Colored Taffeta and Sat and Styles?a beaut i Silk Jersey Skirts? Rose?a beautiful a: garments?Priced Wool Skirts?Single Wsu Black?All sizes?Pi All Wool Skirts?Double and Black?All sizes Better Quality Skirts in : Scores of styles and : When You are ready to bn that This Store is the Buy?Quality, Style, sidered?Others find i If ID YD ATD ICY I | IVlI\IVIttll\ll/IY-l m +a*? +A$* + * ( +A*? +A*?, +, | HE RISKS HIS 0W1 J YOUR COUNTRY'S?Ol'K 0 riticed HIS Home, HIS Com forts, I h ready at any moment to make h 1 HIS life's blood. - That YOU may be saved fro X Hun, he daily risks HIS life. X Ail that HE asks of YOU is M J VOL IIISK XOTIIIXG?\| ^ Could He ask less of YOl" tli X the Government to supply His light y little in comparison if You riskei even have to do that. You put it i A the world, and Collect I I-1 I'cr I X Surely that is the VERY I.CAST 1 ? IF YOU IIAVF.NT ALREADY ItO j DO IT TODAY \\ ITIIOl'T I ^ If You have bought Bonds. si Y You CAN'T buy Liberty Bonds, the 3 THERE. Buy THRIFT STAMPS I CATER, and KEEP OX IH'YIXG. | Tills S|iuee Is \ YORK SUPPL DID YOU KNOW? That the owner of an Automobile Is | Just as liable for damages inflicted by his car, either to life or property, as is a railroad, a cotton mill or any other corporation? Whether you are aware of the fact or not, you may have a rude awakening some of these ' days after you have accidentally ; killed or maimed somebody or damaged another's car or other property. 1 und then it will be too late. The only j safe plan is to carry liability insur- ; ance. Infinitely more money is paid ; out annually by companies writing Automobile Liability Insurance than 1 by those writing Automobile Fire Insurance. Losing your car by fire, even though it is not insured would ' not break you up, but being called on to pay $5,000 to $10,000 damages might. It would certainly jar most of us some. It will not cost you anything to look Into the matter, and , might save you from bankruptcy. SAM M. GRIST All Kinds of Good Insurance. miiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiimimiiiiiiiiiimiiiiimi [ THE STYLE OF YOUF E Unless your lmt is of th | pearance is out of geni = may be your tailored = collar, tie, etc. All mil EE don't look the part of i is probable*you don't E well to your HAT. \Y E ed fur hats, but we ki E wearing and best fittii E 13. Stetson Company, E made quite a selectioi | just arrived. They wc I today we are Offering ? rtrVi nlnoo 1 a r?na + kni ? W UVAVOCUV V/VMV 1/1(1^ = Style Stetson, you'll li | where and pay more. 1 STETSON'S HAT = BLACKS?In Columbia, ? and the Stetsonian, tl | rect dressers, jjj Stetson's Head Contprmi | Yes, to be sure we have t | the "Ambassador" a1 1 STETSON HATS IN CO I In Colored Stetson's?We at $3.50. the "Cabine delphia Spring," Iv ? "Stetsonian" in Olive ? have Stetson Hats in = To be sure we have a full 1 | STRAWS, PA* | It is also Straw Hat time| Panamas, Leghorns, | Priced $1.00 to $5.00 E New shipment Regal Cap | snappy line of stylesi shoes J. M. S i-t* 4vT+ *>: + JL LINE OF Skirts who know and keep uj> 11*11 Votl il occasion gives , that you will tiiul at the highest line of Ladies* liown in this city. There j 1 variety of Skirts io he ind t iiein iis almost e\ el ?rs and shades t hat w ill Dili H lilt fl CMIIIIO lit' III li-. " I lioni witliin \our roach it yod want to pay. We i ts - it w ill he a pleasure ave~ Coine Today i Skirts in White and in Woolen Fabrics too Nuts? all sizes and in 60 Cts. to $5.00 in Skirts? All sizes fill line?Priced ; S3.98 to $7.95 liito. Ta-n. <i ray and <sortnieiit of st\listi^ $8.95 "C * p So rue -Hides and "iced $3.98 Waip So rue Hides Priced $4.98 Serue and Poplin diades Priced $5.95 to $7.95 i iv Skirts Just Remember I Best Place at Which to ! Variety and Price Con- I t so. JELKCOMPANY j N LIFE-HIS ALL f rxtky s i?i:i i:mh:i: h..- s IIS Allililtimis. HIS \ I.I.. Ill-: IS is siiri'ilici1 siiim-im- t ?iv< up ? in tin- iluiuiiialioii til tin lint >1 ? c iinitioiix. r|,,t l,i *. K?.o?j. r tSOMTIXl \OTII|\<. an t.. I,K.\|I V?M i; Al?>vi;\ i. titiK iif?*i|sVuii uiiiilil 11' ili'ian r 1 Your .MoM;V, luit V.hi i|i<ii i s ii I In- SAKKST I I-:I* tSI'toKt in Viii Intfit'-I on (In- I ii \ - -? hi. 9 I Of ran ili?. T UillT I.IIH IM A IH?\Ms. A", ? train u point ami lui> num. It V ii for YolTJl OWN nukr, tin- sako ? ii ml WAI1 SAVIM.S UtltTiri- Z Don't lie a Slnt'ki'i*. y I Doiiuicil h\ Y COMPANY f r^S-rsr? a a a .a> TAKE CARE OF YOUR Ur EYES Yiit'll KVItS sill' V . la 111- lllli: I ItllpOl I.lilt '< mil shoiihl I"' laki-n >p- t -ii You hIioiiPI Ii.-i \ i - liii :u I- Ii.;. Ini'il iii'i'asuiii.ill . v. In:II iMasses or not. If n !" Ural. tloini-i Sorvltv ami I'roii-ciioii > u mi. shinier, "Tlii' (iptoiin in-r'; i r Style you want, m Sin* ! i i In' tilt- Itot lllli-- iiioiii an hn> want to ,-ii'i' Slin r. Put 'i : i- 1 lot of money ymi w ius so 11 it* one 11 so. A si. tin Iiiii.ill ils Hi ! ! havo Iii't'ii 'o s. ' no aim in. wi i ami prlias. ami sii what 'I. n. i ! lit >011 With tins- s ili'l tm "! | ft hook. . All i:\ainiiuitioii~ tin'. D. Ii. SllllilH It. I?. ". IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIMIKIIirD I HAT IS IT RIGHT? \ c correct slyic, your ap- E r, no iiiiiltT*r Iio\v ftii ifi t 5 suit, your sIhh*s. your E ist In* in harmony or ymi E being drcssfil up, .Mini it E foci jusl right. Look E c don't know who invcn E low who makes llic best E tig Hals. It is thf -Joh11 = and reccnlly lliey liavr E i foi' us, and llicsc have = :rc bought nit,n1 lis afro them to you at about the | if you want a Corn's! 5 avc to liurrv, or go cist E See Our Stetson's first. S, $3.50 TO $5.00. ^ Columbia, .Jr., Courier. ? he newest shape for eor- = .11^ 1/UI J-M?n I\? lie New Stetson shape. E I $4.50. e >L0RS?$3.50 TO $5.00. | have the Courier in Tan E t" at $4.50; the "Phila- | y shade, at $4.50; the E : shade, at $5.00. and also S Pearl shade. ine of lower priced I fats. ? S rAMAs, ETC. : -you'll find yours here? | Fine Straws, Sennits? | each. r is for Men and TJovs?a E -$1.00 and $1.50. rROUP SHOES i iffffMiMMiniiinnmiiniiiiiiiiiinuimiiiii