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MONEY TO LOAN AT SIX PER CENT Interest on Improved Farm or City Property. I?ngi term. C. E. SPENCER, Attorney. % ROAD TAX NOW DUE rPHK attention of all concerned ia * called to the fact that the Commutation Road Tax of THREE DOLI.A RS is now due, and payable on or before JI.'LY 1. 11(18. after which date no *ornmiitnlion Tax nion?->K can lead epteii under the law. In remitting by | mail always indicate the Township in which you live, Persons failing to pay tie- $.'{ ('ommiitation Tax on or hetore JI!I,Y 1, will be liable to Five1 I?avs' service on the road. H. K. NEIL, Treasurer of York County, june 4-11-18-25-28 5t STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA County of York. COURT or COMMON PLEAS Mary C. Strait, S. G. Strait, C. E. Strait, Kate I. Carter and Emma J. Kidd. I'laintlfTs. against I. L. Strait, W. R. Strait, if livlrj, al sent and whorebouts unknown; Anna Kidd Strait, Athel J. Strait, Harold N. Strait. Minnie I. strait Munson. and Jennie S. Hutchison, the last two being minors over the age of 14 years. Defendants ?Copy Summons for Relief (Complaint Served). To the IX'fendants above named: Vol! arv hereby summoned and re* i|Uired to answer the Complaint In this action of which a copy is herewith served upon you. and to serve a copy of your Answer to the said Complaint on the subscribers at their office in Chester, S. f\. within twenty days after the service hereof; exclusive of the day of such service; and if you fail to answer the Complaint within the time aforesaid, the plaintiff in this action will apply to the Court for the relief demanded in the Complaint. GASTON ft HAMILTON. Plaintiffs" Attorneys. York. S. C.. June 12th. 1S18. J NO. It. UOOAX, (Seal) C. C. (\ Pleas. To the Absent Defendant, \V. Ft. Strait: Please Take Notice that the I'oml>laint in this action, together witii the SiiminoiiM, copy ? which appears above, have been filed in the office of the Clerk of Court of Common Pleas for York county, S. <*., and unless you appear and answer the Complaint herein within the time allowed l>y law, the plaintiffs will apply to the Court for the relief demanded in said Complaint. P. ASTON A HA MI DTDS'. Plaintiffs' Attorneys. Chester. S. C, June 12. 1?1H. jun. IK-111 t 3t WAR STAMPS The following is the allotment of each School District In Western York. comiiiK directly from our Commanderin-Chief, Wood row Wilson, so let no I.oyal Citizen turn a deaf ear: hut o.i the other hand make every sacrifice to ^ meet tile call: ^ School District No. 2 $ 1.550 00 School District No. 3 5,ooo no School District No. t! 3,7o0 00 School District No. S 11,000 00 School District No. ? 2,000 00 School District No. lo 4,400 Oo School District No. 1 1 40,500 00 School District N'o. 13 ! .300 00 School District No. 15 7,000 00 School District No. 10 2.650 Oo School District No. 17 2.300 00 School District No. is 2,300 00 School District No. !! 2.100 oo School District ..o. 20 U.ooo oo School District No. 21 4.400 oil School District No. 22 7,000 00 School District No. 23 3,350 00 School District No. 21 3,000 00 School District No. 25 2,350 oo School District No. 30 3,100 00 School District No. 31 3.350 00 School District No. 3.3 5.200 00 School District N'o. 34 2.000 On School District No. 37 31,500 00 School District No. 38 3.7O0 00 School District No. 40 10 000 00 School District No. 41 2.SOO 00 School District Vo. 4*37 l.'hV.'i fill School District No. 44 .... 4,300 00 School District No. 47 2,450 00 School District \ ?, 48 4.850 00 School District No. 4 0 3,700 00 School District No. 51 3,050 00 School Dtsrict No. 53 3,350 00 School District I'o. 54 1,850 oo N.-tiOol insirici .mi. ;o> School District No. 57 4.050 00 IN No SKNSK n donation, but tin RUST investment on earth, lot's sec to it that every Man. Woman and Child responds to the Full Amount. Itespoetfully. \V. It. MtMIKK. Chairman. Western York. WARNING?IMPORTANT Next Fall is going to see a shortage of COIIN and other FeedstufTs in this eounty. That is the judgment of experieneed observers. Protect Yourself. Plant more Velvet Means, Soy Means, Mens and IVanuts?All of these will help you save Corn for feeding stock and hogs. We have a few bushels of 90-May Velvet Iteuns. that we will sell at S2.2A liuslicl In |iusliel Isit.s Also WliipiMwirwill Peas at $2..V) Bushel. See us for Soy I tea 11 Seed and Spanish Peanuts. It is not too late to plant these for Stork Fei d and Hog Feed? but they should be planted at once. Our stock of these Seeds is not vcr\ large. If you want any you will hove to move Quick. Mut ell means daiit more of these Seeds for your Own b^nellt and the benefit fo the country. ' WAlt SAVIXfiS NT. Mil's? MI'V WAR SAVINC.S STAMPS THIS WKKK. Show your patriotism and your good sense ' buying these Mabv Bonds to help I'ncle Sum help the Boys across the creek beat the stuffing out of the Huns That's what we must do?the quicker the better. G- W. WHITESIDES & CO. SlIAItON - - S. C. PRATT'S WORM HOG POWDER The presence of worms is tirst shown by Indigestion and unthrlftincss. diarrhoea. a hoarse, hollow cough, caused by the worms crawling up into the throat, which are the frequent cause of many mysterious deaths among the shouts; the worms literally choking thein to death. The worms are often swallowed and pass into the stomach, where they attain enormous growth, resulting in death to the hog If not promptly expelled from the svs tem. PKATTs ibh; worm powdkr? Is positively (Mia run teed to kill and drive out the worms. Try it and then recommend it your friends. Worms in shouts and hogs is the one disease which wilt alwuvs exist so long as hogs arc bred una ruiwa. not owners can save many dollars annually by takinK prompt action to expel the long. routul worms, if they will only use I'ratt's (^iianintcetl I lot Wonn IHnviler, Sold by YORK SUPPLY COMPANY WlioleMile and Itctail. FIRST NATIONAL BANK SHARON. a. a ? MeinlxT IVderel Reserve System ? UI Y KM QUICK? IT IS THE BOUXDEN Dl'TT of every Man. Woman and Child who reads this advertisement, to BUY WAR SAVINGS STAMPS. Not Just a single stamp in order to say. "I've bought," but to BUY EVERY STAMP that YOU can possibly pay for between NOW and JANUARY 1ST. The splendid work Our Boys are doing on the other side thrills our souls when we read about their deeds in the newspapers. When those Boys over there read about the FREE BUYING of War Stamps "over here" it will thrill their souls. Failure here to measure up to every demand for support of the boys % over there, will be equivalent to giving the Huns an additional dozen divisions .to tight our Bov8. Then. too. when the Boys Over There come back "Over Ja Here." don't forget that YOU are going to be measured by them by what YOU did to help them when they were fighting for YOU Over There. BUY STTAMPS and Buy to the Limit. Buv at THIS BANK. J. S. HARTNESS, Cashier. ANNOUNCEMENTS FOB COKGBESS w T?0 the Democratic Voter3 of the Fifth District: 1 respectfully ask to he renominated and i-- levied to Congress from this District, and agree *":" to abide the results of the Democratic w Primary Election. 1 will not be able IIl0ii to spend much time in the District j. u,' this summer, because of the great amount of important legislation grow- j,.tU ing out of the war situation, but will attend meetings in the District \ hen- ' ever possible. It is absolutely essen- A! tial lor Congressmen to be at their tl.es post at this time. w.-a W. F. STEVENS"tS. .Vow me: FOR PROBATE JUDGE A f hereby announce inys" If us a camii- m*n "late for the ofli< e of Probate Judge a lc of York county, subje t to the choice We. of the Democratic voters in the Pri- th tuary Election. an JOHN M. WILLIF" iRl). y-i. May 10 s. w. tf. pn pKIENDS of J. K. HAILE of Fort Mill, recognizing his fitness for the position, respectfully announce him as a candidate for the important ofllee of Probate Judge of York county, subject to the rules governing the Democratic Primary Election. Mr. Halle is a practical business man with years of experience as bookkeeper and office man and if elected he will make good. ing " sati! T HEREBY announce myself as a Candidate for the office of Judge of t),j? Probate of York County, subject to the rules and regulations of the Democratic primary. 41* J. L. HOUSTON*. N ages mad I AM a candidate for Probate Judge. ?|,i O. L. SANDERS. use ^???? Sill" CARROLL SUPPLY CO. u We TOP DRESSER $ We have ?tn hand a limited supply of n NITRATE OF SODA TOP DRESSER FOR CORN. 111 ' >i v See I s <|tiick ii you want any of mir present stock. CARROLL SUPPLY CO. ?'.v THE STAR THEATRE TnliAV TIII: >iom:V Telling <>f the destruction of a financial octopus. Three Heels. Also two Itiell Comedies. TCIOSDA V tiii: woman in tiii: wi:n? We looked at lie Kmhth episode of "The Woman In the Web" today and __ certainly the fur did tl.v. There Is a _ battle on a lire escape, way lip eiiiht stories, which pulls you out of your m chair: the hero and heroine are bomb- H cd front an aeroplane while shooting B a lone at 75 miles an ! our in a hiuh- H power auto. The hero shoots down B the aeroplane with an anti-aircraft B nun on and the auto is smashed to WB small bits uoinu over a ellff. And the H heroine?lait come and sec this thrill- B itiK picture, and also two Screaming H Comedies. B "STAI& T&SASfeff K J. Q. WRAY, Manaoetie. LIME, I CEMENT, I ROOFING I IK YOU art* in need of n Q FARM \VA<ION, or a H , MOWIXt? MACHIN'B? g It will pay you to luiy NOW. We sell H the KMKKSnN MOWER, and the I STUDKHAKER, PIEDMONT and the E \ISSt?N WAiSONS. They will all he Bj from $10 to $25 III) ill ER within less E time than the next twelve months. Eg CARROLL BROS. B LADIES, 5 We Have It TALC JONTEEL? the daintiest, finest. most delicately scented talcum ever put on the market. It is New? delicately scented with the odor of 2t> lowers gathered from all the worldResult. the Daintiest, most distinctive Talc Powder on the market?25 CTS. Car Also have? JONTEEL COLD CREAM?50 CTS. JONTEEL FACE POWDER?llosh, brunette, white 50 CTS. J< i.NTKEL C< >A1 HI NATION CREAM W K Priced 50 tTS. Come in and let us show you Just how line JONTEEL Toilet aitides are. York Drug Store Lin TEN BIG BARGAINS s H.\R?;.\IN NO. iINK r.no WINDOW SHADES?$1 values -At 60 CTS. liach I RARE. A IN NO. TWO S lion Pairs TENNIS OXFORDS, in 1 Til lis -At 50 ITS. Pr. BARGAIN NO. THREE .'tin Suits Men's Knee length UN1??N SUITS. in Nainsook Ct.eeks ?At BO CTS. Suit. BARGAIN' NO. FOUR. SOU Pairs Men's Heavy OVERALLS ? $2.50 to $3 values?At $2.00 BARGAIN NO. FIVE 120 Pairs Men's KHAKI PANTS? $2.00 to $2.50 values?At $1.50 BARGAIN- NO. SIX 100 SUIT CASKS. Strapped ail around?$2 values $1.50 BARGAIN NO. SEVEN 177 Pairs Women's and Children's SLIPPERS?values $2 to $4?on Job Counter at 98 Cts., $1.25, $1.50 BARGAIN NO. EIGHT 600 yards SHEETING?Wholesale price today, 15c?at 10 CTS. Yd. BARGAIN NO. NINE 236 Heavy. White QUILTS?At ... $1.98 BARGAIN NO. TEN 300 SILK SKIRTS? $6.50 to $8.50 values?At ...? $4.98 McCONNELL'S South Carolina's Cheapest Store. FOR RENT TRIE Metts Residence, on Main Street. Apply to C. E. SPENCER, Atty. 37 ntay 7 L f. tf LADIES' HATS e have a good assortment of LaReady-to-Wear Hats?Priced at UH CTS. to $2.75 Each. VS SI MMER SUITS? 'e can and we will save you real ey on your Hot Weather Suits? u Bvacn and Keep Kools?Here 11 find a splendid assortment of crns and sizes?Priced at $6.98 V'S WHITE SHOES? Iso Palm Beach shade, all sizes fri e popular Oxfords for summer r? We have your size?Buy "em ? Priced $1.50 to $2.50 Pair. N'"S TIES? good, snappy line of tasty Ties for i?Splendid styles and values?not W 11 Ties at 50 CTS. Are Agents for the "Wcllworth and ie Wirtluiior Waists for I^ulicS?$ 1 nl $2 Ivuch?tlie Rest to be had. '.ostein Bargain Store MARSHMALLOW CREME arshinallows, toasted and other. are <|Uite frequently used In makdesserts. The modern and more (factory way is to use MARSHLI.'>W CREME. This Is someg new and dainty. Put up in pint s Jars?30 CTS. Pint. FOR ICE TEA othing in the way of table beveri is quite so refreshing as well le ieed tea?"It touches the spot' t us supply you with the Tea you ?We have? i-r Fox Orange Pekoe. 45c 1-2 lb.; oruru, 35c 1-2 lb; and Excellent ulk Teas, at 60 Cts. lb. colt DESSERTS have Jello. Jiffy-Jell, Oelatines, era's Coeoanut, grated, in tin. i'Ol.EI-'OOT those pesky tlies?Wt c the Tanglefoot. SHERF.R & QUINN FECIAL This Week > \V_\lt SWINGS STAMPS AN 11 I.lilK DICIKS IIKKK. II. Yo||{ (?|{|>Ki:s K>H POTATC SI,IPS ?(AN DKI.lYKIt 80,0<K THIS WKKIi AT S2.?r?, l)KLIVi:i:i:i>. Ml! SI 111) AND PKAS AT M.?( PKIt III sllMI/?STiK'K IS I.1M iti:i>. Kl( YTIII.NT. SOI.D ON CMISl m\i:gain and \vi: want VOI D Ill SINKKS. J. D. HOPE - SHARON - - S. C. PI ARE CORDIS jfK-z-iK . ff>_gnrn.tmrma3 PARTICIPA Patriotic TO BE HE YORK COUNTY JULY, m ?? This * Vlohr.-it inn is heint; Jit Council ?.f Ih-fciit'i1 of tin* U'fslc in rrspoiisc In tin' petition of I' XKXS of America to join in roi snrv not unit ol ? nr \:iliottit I'TtKKI?' *.M :is wi ll, An atimotive IToKram is hei lie published inter. LET EVER^ UL STORM ~ INSURANCE ON GROWING CROPS i You Afford to Be Without This Protection? REPRESENT COMPANIES WITH I.AItGK CASH ASSETS .1, I S CP OVER THE PHONE i\n WE WILL EXPLAIN ALL ABOUT IT. idsay Insurance Agency YOHK - S. C. IX E 117. YOU COM THE KAL Y< >1 K OCARTERS I> STAMPS WILL 11 El AWAY ? ? ? 93,000,000 AMERICA: IX THE THIRD LI I REVERSE THIS?WE THE LOAN AND "The Bank fo B. N. MOORK. President J. S. BRICK. Vie* President YORK, SOUT: ICE CREAM I Now that hot weather has come, oc- I cusionally you will want ICE ( 'HKAM for your home and for parties. picnics, etc. LET ME SUPPLY YoU. Any flavor you like in any quantity, from One Quart upwards. (Jet My Price before you try to make j "ur own cream. Quality and Cleanliness Guaranteed. MY SODA FOUNTAIN* 1 Is ready to supply the thirsty with all kinds of Ice Cold Drinks from the Fountain spout and also in bottled drinks?Ginger Ale, Coca-Cola, PepsiCola, ('hero-Cola, Bevo, etc. CHOICE FRUITS You will always find hero a firstclass assortment of the best Fruits, ('all on me for your Fruit wants. FAT AT JOHN'S When you feel like eating, come to my i Restaurant. Lunches and n.ea.. served on short notice at moderate prices. Yorkville Candy Kitchen JOHN DEM AS, I Top. Spring Furnishings t'RKX RUGS are the lowest priced I serviceable Rugs for Spring and Summer use. They are made of a vegetable fibre, almost as tough as leather, and wear better than many | so-called wool rugs, and besides you can get them in beautiful designs that are most pleasing and that will match your other furnishings?Have ('rex Rugs in sizes: 9x12 feet; 6x9 feet; '"6x72 Inches. I'ORCil FURNITURE? -I In the good old summer time you'll I spend much of you. time on your ' porch?Make it attractive. We can t help you. See us for PORCH CHAIRS. SETTEES, I VL'DOR PORCH SHADES? t (Vudors keep off the sunshine; they are rich in appearance, and you can see out, but not be observed by the fellow outside. See them.) M. L. FORD Licensed Undertakers nnd Kmlmlmrrs CLOVER. - - S. C. , I I IN THE PINCH ' | You may need another MULE, or possibly two of them. We are HERE, , i and we have the MULE that will Just j meet your requirements. See Us If i you need another Mule for the pinch. JAMES BROS. I All tlic Year uvraiot-ic wwhts i JT The Enquirer wants your orders for Commercial Stationery. OU I iLLY INVITED | IgUci* in ^4>f? *n4h;.tnJt'ofi TE IN THE Celebration ;ld at the I COURTHOUSE )N t JULY 'ranged under the direction of the rn Oistrict of York County, and is resident Wilson asking ALL CITIiiinoniorating this as the AnniverI Freedom. Init of UNIVERSAL UK arranged? details of which will H 'BODY COME I The Bank of Clover CLOVER. S. C.* EVERY BUSINESS DAY , THIS HANK IS HERE TO SERVE . YOU. That's our business and our ] I pleasure?Serving other People? giving them the very best of Banking i Service from the smallest detail on up ; to jour most important financial prop- 1 os i i ion. 1 DEPOSIT YOU It MONEY HERE , It will he SAFE, and being on deposit , here will help you to protect yourself i against careless spending?the drib- j bling aw.iy of money as money will ' 1 dribble away when you carry It In ' your pocket And then another ser- i , vice that this Rank will render you Is 1 that it will keep a close account of ' your funds?At least Once In Each | Month You will know just what you 1 have paid out by Checks and how much you have to your Credit, and < then too the Rank Way.Is the Correct Bu?1nc?s? Way Come and sec Us. I IAS. A. PAGE. Cashier. >E ACROSS m WR Wil l /jm? ft ww Mm mm m CVESTED IN THRIFT 1 .1' KEEP THE HUN H <$ DID NOT INVEST | ; E RT V LO A X?LET'S ? SELL THEM = = SAYINGS BANK | r The People" = M. F. COBB CMkltf = kL B. MeCORELB. Amt Caahk'r. = H CAROLINA | hmhhJH II K@E !' h the univers i Owners of Ford Cars are a "counterfeit" or parts not mad ! pany. If your car needs adju Ijl J it to the authorized Ford deal 111 t you will find a reliable service I '* || mechanical equipment and tl j | the highest quality Ford sei I r standard Ford prices. ' < . < I | All the Ford parts used 0 ufactured and supplied by the your car requires the replace 1 i is in need of repairs?don't exp j ' and money trying to "do it yc understand to operate a car; it reliable repairs to a car. Whe [j] your Ford make a "bee line" o I| Ford dealer. We are ready t( tion. So take your Ford a economy are sure. York Motor C , .i i r ttiti- i nfi lin 11 *- - me people of tie district mi Jir ZTbUk i 'tmn^oprreTor -* ?? [0=11 if= ii "iiaiiii I WE MAKE \ 1 i GOOD FLOUR | I 7 t u'o 3 4 MACHINERY IS NOW IN FIRST-CLASS SHAPE FOR ? <=? I GRINDING THE NEW CROP. J x WE ARE GRINDING WHEAT. ' . C v Our ROLLER MILL has been thoroughly overhauled, Al ? the machinery has been put in first-class condition, and all ^ > old Bolting Cloths have been replaced with New ones. ^ We have a First-Class MILLER who knows his busi- * y ness, ami we are here to GIVE ABSOLUTE SAT4SFAC- J ? TION to all patrons, whether they send their wheat by ? Q X freight or messenger, or whether they come in person. * 12. f WE GRIND CORN TOO, ? I1' J do not throw awav And wc Grind It As It Ought V | ? Your Cotton Seed Meal Sack* to Be Ground. ' E X ?Keep the* where yoq can a ? J throw them Into year wag- ( )ur Flouring Mill is On the Oil C E R on when yon come to town. ? < y we will bay them. Mill Ground, but entirely s 5 -I separate. X E j YORKVELLE C01T0N OIL COMPANY |[ mm |"ws REGUUTON^VDRSii^l ] E We have just received a shipment of Men's Regulation 5 s : Army Dress Shoes. Flexible Caps, in all sizes and in the E ? various widths?B C I) K?These are all priced at = = $6.50 11 MEN'S ARMY SHOES?Cadet Last?C D and E widths | | Priced at $7.00 Pair 1J ! CORRECT STYLES IN WHITE SHOES IE We have also just received a splendid line of Men's Ox- g|s fords in White and Palm IJeach, in all sizes, and priced at E = $3.50 for White Oxfords; $3.00 for Palm Beach E 5 LADIES' WHITE SHOES?With Xeolin Soles and Rub- | | her Heels?All sizes?Priced per pair $4.00 5 5 LADIES* WHITE OXFORDS?Same quality and sizes | | as above?Oxfords?Priced at $3-5<> Pair 5 jjj SEE STROUP FOR YOUR GOOD SHOES |] You are sure of getting Quality Shoes when you buy 5 = your Shoes af Stroups. We are especially particular about S 5 Quality Shoes and we look well to the Styles and you'll find S g Stroup's prices especially interesting if you will compare ? 5 Quality and Style with Prices you find elsewhere. E = SHOES J. M. STROUP SHOES 11 niiinm?MiBiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimmiiiiiiiiimiiiiimiii?iiww Tim . .. - 11= 11= II?I I1 *cC i AL CAR idvised to be cautious of I le by the Ford Motor Com- j istment, or repairing, take J er in your locality, where j station, with the complete I tie necessary tools to give vice obtainable? for the 7 by Ford dealers are man? *' us Ford Motor Company, u qj ID ment of any part or parts, >eriment; don't waste time | mrself". It is one thing to j : is another thing to make ;n anything is wrong with j ,r telephone the authorized > give you prompt atten- 1 ir where satisfaction and ~!ar Company L ^ ?A - "? [y-~nng was first carried in the battle of Richard Harris, Itoddeys No. 1. on Bentrrabec tuuij, ?pCl'it Samara, Hock Hill rUKK, South Carolina ?' Better Groceries ofyouree IN THKSE DAYS when all kinds of TPVPQ iods are very high and many articles food are unobtainable, it Is worth (.lie for every consumer of edibles to y0UR ETES aie wlthoUt a doubt ri ??US<? ?. u? ??? ?" the most important organ of the body the best in quality, tho most an(j gjjould be taken special care of. nourishment because the quality you 8boul?l have them carefully exumods go further. This store Is con- jnpij occasionally whether you wear intly receiving New, Freeh, Seaaona- (;1:i88es or n<)l. If lt be ItceU, Hornet le edibles. I his weeks arrivals in- service ami Protection you want, see J<le sliicdt-r, "The Optometrist"; if it is Olive Zest, Milk Cheese, Maine *tylc you want, see Shieder also; if it Canned Sweet Corn, Canned be the Rest Class money cun buy, you Kugll-h Peas, Fat Mackerel, ex- want to see Shieder; but if it be a big tra large; Premier Dressing, Co- lot of money you want to spend, see coa, Seeded Raisins, Klngan's some one else. Iliims and Sliced Itaoon. ,\sk the hundreds of glad souls who so nave have been to see me about my work Fresh Cabbage, Iieans, Potatoes, and prices, and see what the man that llanaiias. Apples, Ls-nions, etc. nt you with glasses did for your poekIa-1 This Store Serve You When You etbook. ant Quality Groceries. A|, K?mlnatlolw ^ W E.FERGUSON i>. Ij. siiiKDEJt, i?. o. MONEY TO LOAN WANTED N good Real Estate security at 7 ??"< SELECT Dry Oak Cross Ties, per cent interest. ANDERSON MoTOR CAR CO., t.f. J. A. MARION, Attorney. Rock Hill, S. C. 48 3t iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiu Ladies'Neckwear ( A New Shipment lias just arrived, and includes all of the 5 Newest Styles of Ladies' Neckwear in Voiles, Organ- r dies, Crepe IJc Clime and Georgette Crepes = VOILE COLLARS 25 CTS. and 50 CTS. | ORGANDIE COLLARS 50 CTS. and 75 CTS. | CKEl'E DE CHINE COLLARS -50 CTS., 75 CTS., $1.00 f GE(JRGETTE CREPE COLLARS E 75 CTS., 98 CTS., and $1.25 = To Be Sure, We'll Be Pleased to Have the Ladies Come In e and Look These New Arrivals Over. E ==^^=^= I ' KIRKPATRICK-BELK COMPANY f iiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiimi? - i iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiihj, SAVE YOUR MONEY \ . SAVE ALL WASTE?AVOID UNNECESSARY EXPENDI- E TUItES? IIELP YOUR GOVERNMENT? HELP YOUR- z SELF ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? = USE the SAVINGS DEPARTMENT of THIS Bank for Your 5 convenience, in saving?iiaae rcvery >>eeK haviau ntcii. ;r This Hank will take pleasure in serving YOU in the many ways Sj a strong Hank can Serve. ^ No time n6w to hide money. Place any and all you have in S Your Home Bank. = WE PAY YOU A LIBERAL INTEREST ON ALL YOU WILL = SAVE AND DEPOSIT WITH US. ' = THE FIBST NATIONAL BANE I YORK - - S. C. 1 "Yon Had Better Be Safe than Sorry." r O. E. WILKIXS, Presdt. R. C. ALLEIN, Oaahler. = r