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$Dfrial BotiffS statement of condition of THE PLANTERS' BANK Olivet. Located at Sharon. S. C., at the close > ~v.i .. of business June 39, 191b: I're&chlng at Olivet at 4 o clock, ig, J. E. Mahaffey. I'astor. Reeourcee. w lx>ans and Discounts $$9,333 30 Clover Circuit. Overdrafts 43 7?J St. Haul at 11 a. m.; King's Moun- Monds and storks owned by tain Chapel at 5 p. m.; Clover at k.30. the Hank 3,13a 00 H. A. Whitten. I'as tor. from Hanks and Hankers 13.431 .34 Clover and Onion. Currency 1.173 Ou Th. n will I- preaching at the Clo- Si!y?|r al"1 olhtr Minor .... ,, ver Haptlst church at 11 a. m. and at ... ." :v I n ion at 3.30 p. rn. by Itev. C. V. Ch"ck8 an,? t??"' l,,lns Wau*h- Total $133,130 79 Filbert. | . Liabilities. i 'reaching at Filbert Sunday after- stock i^nii in u-< noon at 4 o'clock, by Kev. A. A. Mc- L'ridiculed 1'rolits, less Cur|>an. rent Expenses anil taxes . |?aid 2,703 SI Beersheba and Ramah. ,,u' to 'tanks sual linkers.... 240 07 1'reachlng at Iksrsheha at 11 a. m.: ,n^'d"al ?i?-PoHlts subject to ill Itarllah ut 3 ? m' I't"w-l i Tipie certificates of deposit ..13,535 00 lb*ersheha school' liousc ' '' Satunl/A Notes and bills rcdlscounted 31.500 00 evening at 0 o'clock. Other liabilities 1,102 5<> J. I* Vande|I. I'astor. _ , " ~ ~~ Total $122,120 .'J OBITUARY STATK Ol* SOt'Tll CAIiOI.I.VA. _ _ County of York?ss. lb-fort* no* came \\\ I.. IMI.I,. I'resUlKli?Of pneumonia, at the home ident of tlx* above named Ifank, who of his parents in Yorkville, on July 15, being duly sworn, says that the above JAMKS FOREST, Infant son of Mr. and foregoing statement is a true conand Mrs. Forest Smith. The interment (lition of said bank, as shown by the was in Hose Hill cemetery. books of said bank. __________________ \V. L. HILL. Sworn to and subscribed before me ? . - , , ,,i. ,llK ,,)ls H Y M ?N ?)AL > "? ?? " J NO. It. COBB, Notary Public. CoriH't Attest: C. 0. Burruss, M. D., .VlAKRICb?At tht Mt. Holly Metho- J. E. Latham, Arthur M. Erwin, Didist parsonage, Jul/ 13th, at 8 p. m., rectors. by Rev. J. H. Hiatt, Mr. FRED A. OHKNNAN of Clover, and Miss EIJ..A ' M. GARDNER. Mr. und Mrs. Dren- t?TT)QT WATTHWAT p*Wlf nan will make their home in Charlotte. * 1XVOX flAllVflAL -D.rt.IT XV . KIIAKO.V. ... 8. C. FOB BALE ? Bcaktr Federal Reserve System ? DURK Bred Duroe-Jcrsey Pigs, eight LT'iorkviiie.Wrlu'or cul' onme' JUST BETWEEN US It* J- T. DAVIDSON. WOI I.DNT IT BK BE'IT KB FOR VOi; to keep your Funds in this Bank, MONEY TO XX)AN where You are carefully guarded l?y ON good Real Estate security at 7 t'nole Sam's Supervision, at d pay all per cent Interest your hills with Checks than it is for 12 Lf J A. MARION. Attorney. Y"u keep your funds at home, in an ' old desk, or drawer or knot hole. Just FOR SALE where almost anybody might llnd the money or where lire mieht destroy it? IJOOD Ford Automobile, at a bargain |?,.a| Business folks the world over put " Cash. Call on or address ine at j||(, niU|Wy ,,n deposit in a Bank and Stewart Market. ^ then pay out all funds with a cheek. &7 t. f. 3t E. E. : TEW ART. This is a double safe-guard. A eanwiiixi i-iiei-k shows exactly where your FOR SALE fund* have gone and what for, and the TWO (iriideil Shropshire K;ims ahout canceled check is also an un<|Ucstloncd four mouths old. Yorkville No. G. receipt for any lulls you may have 07 t. f. 31' It. 1IKKK HARNETT. out. Ami then loo, the Bunk way . Hives you a service in accounting that FOR SERVICE I is Free ami of untold value to you in I PURE Bred Registered Duroc-Jersey the course of a year. Try running from Jersey Swine Company, Black Vour business the Bank way for a year. Lick Ohio. " '' 's ,,"t aatisfactory you can t|tiit. jfc jt LEWIS <?. FERtSUSON. checking account is too small for ? this Bank to handle, tlive us yours. - MAKK J. s. HARTNESS, Cashier. in good condition. Address, No. I. Rock Mill. roi RENT "r~' ~~ THE STAR THEATRE THE Metis Residence, on Main Street, Apply to TODA1 C. E. SPENCER, Atty. "Till: l?.\\V\ Ol' FREEDOM" 37 may 7 t t. tt Featuring Charlie Rlehnian, in five ___ parts. This Is a Special Feature picMILLERS' CERTIFICATES I ture that will interest you. TpHKSE may be had at The Enquirer SATl'KDAY - " a... Tn ..... . mui.? II f\\l \ V? x Office at the roitowmg ruieo. "u^(.r.iM r. .?.>n n..-, nw... ,., 10 000 lota at $1.50 per 1 000; 6.000 ^ s > of thj|| thH|ljn(J sc. lota at $- per 1,0 . . rial, entitled "The Desperate Chance." 13 per 1.000. In j Lpiq^q PONS Also two rich Comedies?"Mysterious ? L. M. GRISTS SU.-sa. Mr L,avy .. ;m(J ..Hobl,y and ;my." CLEANING AND PRESSING TUESDAY. r . fn hnv. vour EPISODE NO THIRTEEN is real economy to nave your Clothes Cleaned and Pressed fre- of the "Woman In the Web," entiquently, and besides Clean Clothes, if th-d "The Hidden Menace." Also two rightly pressed, add much to one's ap- Rood Comedies. ^^""^^earanc?1 muiMHjn nuiaw?toi^ I ' Tttinw V ROYAL PRESSING CLUB. WILLIAM K. IIART R' P f? In "The Two-Gun Man." Don't miss w Ladies 'bis Special Feature. C YOUR Coat Suits and Skirts and STAR THEATRE V Waists should be Do- Cleaned. j Q WRAY Manager. c We have In our employ a Dry Cleaner ? v Who Understands Dry Cleaning and Does It Right. Send Your Dry Cleaning Work to Us. Guaranteed satlsfac- ^ ^.anwss.Nn HIST RECEIVED s EVERYBODY ENROLL EVBRY Member of New Zlon Democratic Club Is earnestly urged to helu spread the word that the tlnu f?r ONE LOT OF Enrollment expires :iext TUESDAY. 1! July 33. and everybody entitled to ROD RLE-'WEAR menihership is urged to be present at the School House next MONDAY aft- ROYS' SUMS IX ernoon at 3 o'clock to help see that the enrollment is complete. WORSTEDS AND SERGES M. S. CARROLL, It* President N'ew Zion Precinct. ^,p ? FOR FINAL DISCHARGE HAVING made our tlnal return with ^ the Probate Court of York County executors of the entute of Horace H. Johnson, deceased, we hereby Rive _ _ t_ t-w-vt v in wl'!lU make1 aj'plIcalion to ^td Court McCONNELL S ? for our dlscharRe from all furthei Ila- \ blllty In connection ^estate. south Carolina's Cheapest Store. t CARRIE U JOHNSON. li Executors estate of H. E. Johnson. ? ? WHILE THEY LAST I NOTICE 1 THE voters resident In School District \UU II/// / QUI / No 11 are hereby called to meet at iTCi ff IL/Li iJLsLjIj the office of Jno. E. Carroll, at the Courthous^^a^he ^^n ?fRIj^rA^ th^ One liottle of Palm-Olive Sham19th day of July. 1SH8. forth; purpose p?>o and Two Cako of Polmof hearing the report of the Trustees olive Soap for RCAA ' as to expenditures, etc.. for the past dub school year, together with th-.ir recommendation as to the levy for the ensu- Or One Ilox of I*alni-01ivc Pace ing school year. Powder and Two Cakes of Palm- t j. d. Mcdowell, . 1 CI.airman. Olive Soap for R. C. ADLE1N. V fioc'v-Treas. ? .hi. Ttnrsmln . K . ??? By i'aKlllg AUiauwDc ut N"The Enquirer want* your ordara you Save 30 CTS.. as the Shampoo for Commercial Stat.onary. SeU? for fiO Ct*.. and the Soap for NOTICE. 15 Ctn. a fake. Of Closing of Books of Enroll- CLOVER DRUG STOEE TW'OTICE heretofore given that Books R. L. WYLIE, Proprietor, of Enrollment would be closed on July 30th. was based on printed rules . of the party adopted ut the State Con- r???? vention in May, 1018, and sent out to the various precincts by the state Executive Committee. The primary elec- II ATITF tion laws of the State require that t:e IN III l| P Books be closed on the fourth Tuesday I " 1 I V Ll in July, instead of on the last Tuesday us provided in the printed rules. Books of Enrollment will t' erefore close at the various precincts on July 23rd. All persons entitled to enroll are urged to do so before next Tuesday. J. A. MARION, ? County Chairman. SUBSCRIBERS July 17th. 1918. It DELINQUENT TAX SALES TO THIRD THE following described property will be sold at Public Auction be- LIBERTY LOAN* fore the York Courthou^ Door on " -a . tnr MONDAY, AUUUsi e. iswiwuu,, the purpose of satisfying executions is- 1 xlJb I sued on account of unpaid State and ? Campbell?Lot THIRD INSTALLMENT WkltMaf.n'u?e.Rb"iadS,bya|oi; ?o"f OF 35 PER CENT George Pickett, Betty Knox. First Trn.t and Savings Bank. Taxes, penal- ^g J)UE JULY 18TIT ties and coots iu vs S. D. Couser?Lot and building in Rock Hill. S. C., on Railroad avenue. bounded by lots of D. A. Johnson, A. II. EI Zion church. Taxes, penalties Subscribers will oblige ns by taking and costs ?(6.81 3. J. M. Sims?107 acres of land in qarv of this payment promptly. , King's Mountain township, near Battleground. bounded by lands of Gailbraith Hambright, P. Goforth. Taxes, A ? THE LOAN ASAVINGS BANK 58 f 3t YORK - - 8. C. ITTbe Kuquirer solicits orders for xtw* ^ Stationery?-Letter Heads, Bill Heads. ***** ?* P?0^all kinds of High Grade Commercial Stationery. ANNOUNCEMENTS FOB CONGRESS rp<> the Democratic Voters of the Fifth District: I respectfully ask to be renominated and re-elected to Congress from this District, and agree to abide the results of the Demofcr.-tlc 1'rimary Election. 1 will not be able to spend much time in the District J this summer, because of the great amount of important legislation growing out of the war situation, but will attend meetings In the District v henevcr possible. It is absolutely essential for Congressmen to be at their post at this time. \V. F. STEVEN SUN. FOR PROBATE JUDGE ncreoy announce ra/arii m ??. * 'late for she office of Probate Judge of York county, subject to the choice of the Democratic voters in the Primary Election. JUHX M. WILLIFORD. 1 May 10 b. w. tf. pKIKXDS of J. It. HAILE of .Fort Mill, recognizing his fitness for the ' position, respectfully announce him as a candidate for the Important office of 1 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. T HEREBY announce myself as a A candidate for the office of Judge of Probate of York County, subject to the rules and regulations of the Demo- . cratic primary. 41* J. L. HOUSTON. T AM a candidate for Probate Judge. O. L. SANDERS. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES I ASK the Democrats of York county to re-elect me to the House of Representatives. Jun 21-50 W. R. BRADFORD. IIJE are authorized to announce E. W. PURS LEY as a can lidate for re-election to the House of Representatives, subject to the endorsement of the Democratic voters of York county in the primary election. TOWNSHIP SUPERVISOR King's Mountain Township. THK friends of W. JACKSON McCARTER do hereby announce him as a candidate for the office of Supervisor of King's Mountain Township. subject to tlie rules 01 me ucmunauv primary. B6 te King's Mountain Township. WE lire authorized to announce \V. >1. IP'WELL as a candidate for re-election to the ofllco of Supervisor of King's Mountain Township, subject to ttie choice of the Democratic voters in the Primary. 57 te FOR MAGISTRATE Bethel Township. T llEliEPY hc? leave to submit my name to the voters of Hothel Township for rccoinmt ndntion for re-apliointuicut as Magistrate, suhjeet to the rules of tlic Democratic party. 11. L. JOHNSON. COUNTY COMMISSIONERS WE are authorized to announce II EN It V It. MEItllITT as a candidate for the office of County Commissioner of York county, subject to tiie will of the voters In the Primary election. 58 te BETTER MAKE HAY Hut/ ---r-r. *--f- - IT LOOKS NOW that the Corn Crop f> rill not be so good this year as last, orn may be HIGH and Feed scarce. Ye have Coffee and Whipporwlll Peas, range and Silver Drip Cane Seed? _ i'OT TOO LATE to sow either. BETTER MAKE ALL THE HAY J Oil CAN. YOU will need It. UK US FOR? PIG and HOG FEED. r,,,nT% ? Tiru>QE* j? Fin I'OH r.l-Jls unu . WE SELL THE BEST. IF SUHK TO SEE US? For I'EAS and CANE. YORK SUPPLY COMPANY ,, Wholesale and Retail. Better Groceries IN THESE DATS when all kinds of uods are very high and many articles if food are unobtainable, It Is worth rhile for every consumer of edibles to >u.v and use only the BEST of Qroeries?the best in quality, tho most i, a nourishment?because the quality ;oods go further. This store Is con- m tantly receiving New, Fresh, Seasonable edibles. This week's arrivals in- [ lude? Olive Zest, Milk Checae, Maine Canned Sweet Corn, Canned FnglMi Peas Ikt Mackerel, extra large; ITemicr Dressing, Ooroa, See* let 1 Italslns, K lagan's llaius uud Sliced Bacon. Uso have? Fresh Cabbage, Beans, Potatoes, Hummus, Apples, Lemons etc. I/ct This Store Serve You When You iVant (Quality Groceries. W E.FERGUSON 25 BUGGIES AT LAST WE HAVE RECEIVED A SHIPMENT INCLUDING | TWENTY-FIVfJ HIGH-CLASS BUGGIES. WE NOW HAVE THEM IN OUR WAREROOMS. IK YOU EXPECT TO NEED A ( BUGGY, TAKE OUR ADVICE AND BUY YOURS QUICK. WE Do NOT EXPECT THIS LOT TO BE WITH US VERY LONG, t NOR DO WE KNOW WHEN ? ANOTHER LOT WILL ARRIVE, j ACT QUICK?NOW. ( f CARROLL BROS. I t LADIES, ! We Have It TALC JONTEEL?the dalntleat, fin si, most delicately scented talcum ever put on the market. It Is New? ' .ioiir>Atoiv scented with the odor of 16 | llowers gathered from all the world? Result, the Daintiest, most distinctive Talc Powder on the market?U C7T8. Also have? JONTEEL COLD CREAM?50 CIS, JONTEEL FACE POWDER?flesh, brunette, white M CTS. JONTEEL COMBINATION CREAM Friced 50 CTS. Come in and let us show you just how fine JONTEEL Toilet articles are. York Drug Store NOTICE VT OTICE is hereby given that the undersigned will on the 20th day 01 August, is* 16, make application to Closer Cotton Oil and Ginning Co., of Clover, &. C., lor a new certihcate foi live shares of stock (or their present equivalent!, in place of Certidcau .No. a, for nve shares issued to the undersigned on October 1st, 1000, which said Certitl.-ate has been lost or destroyed. HKKBKKT L. WRIGHT. July 5-54 f 6t LIFE it VAX be a success oil a failcue. which will it be with YOU'.' Look at the men who are successful in the eyes of the world. Ninety-nine out of every hundred started a Bank Account when they were young?and stuck to it. And now, look at the failures. Very few of them have a Bank account now. Not speaking of when they were young Perhaps you think you have not enough money to start an account Haven't you a dollar? Thr.t la all It takes at THIS BANK. Just try it for a year or six months. If you do not wish to continue it you have lust nothing by the trial. \\ hich Will It He?-Success or Ikllpret rrs up to you. Bank of Hickory Grove hickory grove. 8. o. VALUES HAVE INCREASED As recently as 1914 It was frequently asserted that one of the prlmt causes of mysterious fires was over-Insurance, and while the assertion may have been true in some instances, lr many It was not. Since 1916, especially, there has been undreamed of Increases in the cost of building material of all kinds, including brick, lumber roofing, etc., and also In labor and merchandise, and in many instances n< more Insurance Is carried on bulldingi or contents than In 1914, and shoulc such property be burned the owneri would almost feel that they wen hardly insured at all. It is not my pur pose to try to Induce any propertyowner to over-ir.sure. but merely t< call attention to the fact that I am it position to furnish Gilt Edge Protcc (ton to the extent of three-fourths th< actual present cub value of all insur able property, such as dwellings ant other buildings, furniture, stocks o merchandise, etc., and to impress th< fact that "It is better to be safe thar sorry." Don't trust to luck, but t< one of the policies that I am preparec to Issue with millions of dollars ant years and years of square dealing be hind It. SAM M. GRIST, All Kinds of Good Insurance. Real Estate All aboard the train to succeed. Bu) REAL ESTATE. 186 acres about 2 miles from town or Sutton road: two 3-room tenanl houses; 4-horse farm open; plentj of timber. For a bargain see me. 105 acres, 5 miles from York on King"! Mountain road; 6-room residence; barn; good pasture, etc. Will sel as a whole or in two parcels. Nice building lot. 60x166 feet on Char lotte street. Will take nice cow lr l>art payment. See me about this Two nice lots on East JefTerson St. near Graded School. It will pa; you to Investigate. Remember, I have lots of others? both country and town. - ???? *-v Und 9* 7 nmr fl? ' rtlviiv/ CO mvf irming land*. GEO. W. WILLIAMS REAL ESTATE BROKER loom 204, First Nat'l Dank Building. faring Furnishings CRKX RUGS are the lowest priced 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 net them In bcautirui aeeiKn? that are most pleasing and that will match your other furnishings?Have ('rex Rugs In sizes: ttxl:2 feet: 6x9 feet; '6x72 Inches. OUCll FURNITURE? In the good old summer time you'll spend much of you. time on your porch?Make It attractive. We can help you. See us for PORCH CHAIRS. SETTEES. VUDOR PORCH SHADES? (Vudors keep off the sunshine; they are rich in appearance, and you can sec out, but not be observed by the fellow outside. See them.) M. L. FORD licensed Undertakers nnd Embalmers CLOVER. - - 8. C. 153 THIS IS I Time Saver ,nu u 1 STRAIGHT TO BUSIN: If We can have the pleasure Repairs for Your MOWER, NOAfl important matter, while you hav< You need them. As You well km be safe for You to anticipate Youi time of the other fellow, who ha eye and a few other things. See Us for Repairs for I mick, Wood and Emer Cane Mills and Evapor If We haven't got It! WHY YORK HARDW TAKE CASE OF 70UR EYES YOUR EYES are without a doubt ho most important organ of the body ind should be taken special care of. fou should have them carefully exam* ned occasionally whether you wear lasses or not. If it be Real Honest iervtoe and Protection you want, see Ulterior, "The Optometrist"; If It is Style you want, see Shieder also; If it >e the Best Glass money can bay, you vant to see Shieder; but if it be a big ot of money you want to spend, see tome one else. Ask the hundreds of glad souls who lave been to see me about my work md prices, and see what the man that It you with glasses did for your pock* itbook. All Examinations Free. D. L. SHIEDER, D. O. I FUN WITH A CAME] YOU CAN HAVE no end of f mer excursions into the country, winter with Snapehote you take o We handle All kinds of S tographers. Phone Us 3 J. E. Brisoa, Prop. CITY 1 "THE SERflCI NOTICE OF SCHOLARSHIP EXAMINATIONS I the CITADEL, CHARLESTON, s. c. /XIUKSBS la Engineering, Sciences, anJ Artf B. S. and C. E. Degrees. ' Military instruction of unsurpassed ex' cellence. Classed by the War Depart' inent as "Distinguished Military' College." i X^o vacancies in t'-.e STATE ' SCHOLARSHIPS for York County, will be iill?d by Competitive Examination on August sth. These Scholarships provide for nearly all expenses, ' and only those candidates who are unable to pay are eligible for them. Necessary blanks can be obtained * m the Superintendent at the Citadel. A limited number of pay Cadets will be received. Expenses, including I board, uniforms, tuition, and all other fees, J A?. .Vext session begins Sept. 20th. Catalog sent on request. Ad' dress ! COB D. J. BOND, Superintendent, i The Citadel, Charleston, S. C. 1 64 f <t TIME TO CAN NOW It Is up to YOU?a patriotic duty? , to can all the Fruits and Vegetables I this summer that you can can?you'll need every pint you can up, and If you , don't need your product there are others who will be ready to take It off your hands at fair prices. 'See us for i BALL'S MASON JABS? We have them in Half Gallons, and in Quart and Pint Sizes, and also have a full supply of Extra Can Tops, and also Jar Rubbers at 5 Cts. and 10 Ots. a Dozen. ) Yes. to be sure, we have Jelly Glasses In plenty. But Can all You Can Can. ; G. W. WHITESIDES & CO. i * SHARON - - S. C. ! ICE CHE AM ' Now that hotVeather has come, oc' casionally you will want ICE 5 CREAM for your home and for par1 tics, picnics, etc. LET ME SUPPLY 5 YoU. Any flavor you like In any i ijuuntlty, from One Quart upwards. ' Get My Price before you try to make " your own cream. Quality and Clean' liness Guaranteed. i MY SODA FOUNTAIN ! Is ready to supply the thirsty with all 1 kinils of Ice Cold Drinks from the f Fountain spout and also in bottled ? drinks -Ginger Ale, Coca-Coin, PepslJ Cola. Chero-Cola. Bevo, etc. J CHOICE FRUITS I You will always find here a flrst class assortment of the best Fruits. Call on mc for your Fruit wants. EAT AT JOHN'S I When you feel like eating, come to my Restaurant. Lunches and icea: served on short notice at moderate prices. Yorkville Candy Kitchen JOHN DEMAS. Prop. CARROLL SUPPLY CO. I I FENCE WIRE i IF YOU EXPECT TO PUT UP ' ANY FENCING. EITHER OF WOVEN WIRE or of ! BARBED WIRE? ' EITHER NOW OR IN THE NEAR FUTURE, IT WILL BE TO YOUR INTEREST TO SEE fc - THjj^WTHE^-BUT TO for ,"? en'mw.... SU'I Da*8c<l over tho. t QUI ock H Jstroyer. 21157' *> CARVro>r&'tJPPLY C?- s YORK MOTOR CAR CO. S. L. COURTNEY. Proprietor. H c; DID YOU EVER STOP TO THINK? THAT LIFE IS TOO SHORT ANT) TIME TOO VALUABLE FOR LIVE MEN TO CRANK AN AUTOMOBILE, WHEN HE HAS A DEAD STORAGE BATTERY UNDER HIS FRONT SEAT? IT CAN BE RE-CIIARGED AT * TI1E YORK .MOTOR CAR OO.'S 8 GARAGE IX>R ONLY $2.00. J t YORK MOTOR CAR COMPANY. ? FOR YOB ZZ j viTfinm OTTftipt ESS THE JTHtOT onuil of serving YOU in getting up Your ! t IS THE TIME to look after this ' > a few spare moments and before . ow how congested traffic is, it will wants ahead, so You can save the s gone to give the Kaiser a black Peering, Osborne, McCor- , son Mowers, and also for ators. ? ARE COMPANY HULL PEOPLE'S STORE CHARLOTTE 8TREET YORK, 8. C. WANTED 1^1 Three Barrels Irish Potatoes and 200 Pounds Cabbage per J week, until further notice. WILL PAY 2 CTS. Lb. for Cabbage and $1.50 per Bushel for Potatoes. See Us for Your Groceries. MILL PEOPLE'8 8T0RE A. 0. DORSETT. Manager. BAH 1 1an with A CAMERA on your sum* Live the summer over again next f the interesting places you visit applies for Amateur Phorour wants. ^ 'HARMACY Oarer, S. C i DRUG WORE" -: ' . ??' j/ ourbig Annual Summer Sale I Opened on last Thursday and the crowds that have been here 9 is proof of what our many friends think of the Wonderful Bar- I ' gains we are offering them. Sale Closes Saturday Night. I ALL LADIES' READY-TO-WEAR MISIJX UN DKU WE All 9 TO GO IX THIS SAIjE This stock was bought seven or eight months 9 _ _ _ ... ? ago ami some of it has been bought even longer H S.-.aO Taffeta Dresses with Georgettcs ?consequently we can sell you Underwear 9 Sleeves ? cheaper than you can bu ythe cloth in most 9 "e.lo TaJeU Dresses ZZZZZZZZiJiiw caaee, even when you make tne garment. your- ? 17.50 Silk Poplin Dresses?Sale Price 94.98 .., , children's Drawers fTTS D A'? ss, " Drc??* -??o?d ? sc chiu n-rr>ra5Sf? if ss I y Special $3.88 25c Children.8 Drawers j, cts. B COAT SUITS 25c Children's Petticoats 21 CIS. Sjj We have some and If you can find wliat you yUc Children s Petticoats ? ? 42 CTS. D want, it will pay you to Buy NOW, as the 3Hc Children's Waists ? 22 CPS. S new Fbll Suits will be very much higlicr. I.idles' Pants?Special - 47 CTS. 1| W'e are going to Close Out what we have 50c Ladles' Corset Covers 83 CTS. B at 20 to 50 Per Cent Less Than the Origlual $1.00 Indies' C.owns?white and flesh.. 88 CTS. B Prices, $1.25 Ladles' Gowns ? $1.19 BE . $2.00 Ladles' C.owns?white and flesh, hand S SPRING COATS embroidered _ $1.69 We have Just a few left, mostly Blues. Tour jl.no Camisole Silk 79 CTS. B Choice 20 Per Cent Off. $1.50 Camisole Silk $1.29 B SHIRT WAISTS ' WHITE GOODS E One lot Shirt Waists worth up to $1.25, we Here You will find Great Bargains in all kinds fi will put out during this sale at 48 CTS. of White Goods and Bleached and Cubleached B $1.00 Voile Waists?At ? 79 CTj. Domestics. B $1.50 Voile Waists?At $1.29 20c Bleaching, short lengths 17 1-2 CTS. Yd. H $2.00 Voile Waists?At $1.09 ISc Blenching, short lengths .16 CTS. Yd. H $3.50 Crepe De Chine Waists?White and 25c Bleaching, full pieces, good quality 22 CTS. g Flesh - $2.78 One lot of White Madras, 36 inches w.de, $3.50 Georgette Waists?white and Flesh 92.79 nil lengths. 25c value 18 CTS. Yd. B B $5.00 Georgette Waists?At ? $4.29 30c White Madras?At ?$5 CTS. Yd. B $6.00 Crepe De Chine Waists?At $4.29 12 l-2c Lawns 9 CTS. Yd. H B One lot of Georgette Waists, beautiful col- 16c Lawns?At - _ 11 CTS. Yd. fl B ors and hand embroidered, worth up to One Counter of Colored Lawns, bought ee- B B $6.00?Sale Price $8.79 pcrlall*- for this Sale, beautiful Pat- Q fl DIMITY. INDIA LINENS AND FLAXONS Q E Checked Dimity?good quality 9 CTS. Yd. Another Counter o^^le, of better quality B 15c Checked Dimity 11 CTS. Yd. ami full pieces?At IS CTS. Yard B B 25c Checked Dimity 21 CTS. Yd. One Counter of Ginghams that will havo on H 15c India Linen 11 CTS. Yd. It Apron Checks, Stripes and beautiful B 20c India Linen 17 1-2 CTS. Yd. Plaids?Special for this Sale 17 1-2 CTS. B B 26c India Linen 21 CTS. Yd. 25c Ginghams, Apron Checks and Dress B B 25c Flaxon - 21 CTS. Yd. Patterns?At 21 CTS. Yard H ,30c Flaxon 25 CTS. Yd. 35c Ginghams?At 29 CTS. Y'd. B B 35c Flaxons ? 29 CTS. ^d. 40e Ginghams, all Plaids and very beautl- H 50c Flaxons - - _....42 CTS. Yd. ful Patterns 85 CTS. Yd. B 25c to 35c values In 40-Inch Voiles, In short ............... .. M B lengths 17 1-2 CIS. Yd. MERCERIZED AND SILK STRIPED H 150c Voiles 42 CTS. Yd. wiuranu 25c Nainsooks 21 CTS. Yd. 25c Colored Striped Soisette 21 CTS. Yd. 30c N'ainsooks 25 CTS. Yd. ;{r?. Colored Striped Soisette 29 CTS. Yd. 35c Nainsooks 29 CTS. Yd. 5oe Colored Stripped Soisette?At 12 CTS. Yd. 35c Organdie 29 CTS. Yd. $1.00 Silk Shirting H9 CTS. Yd. 50c organdie 42 CTS. Yd. $1.25 Silk Shirting 91.09 75c Organdie - 09 CTS. Yd. $1.50 Stlk Shirting 91.29 Kirkpatrick - Belk Co. ()ws?| Want More Money? I eSrrorrSme Well, become physically fit?Take Buy Them And MANTONE | TTpln Win The War ?f Reconstructive Tonics rot LlX ITHYWHXEl "MAKES YOU FEE I, GOO]) ALL OVER" NO ADVANCE IN PRICE?ONE DOLLAR ALL DRUGGISTS VUD0R PORCH SHADES llr0au We have Just received a shipment -dUf. ? Francisco last ?.... of VUDOR SHADES?they will k ec i' ~-onouaoe<l .1,^ *. out the sunshine, but being ~ *' ^ >. , attiiii iiifii^MiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiumiiiiTh^liy^ffli^4^WmJ*>^ _ i^r%1urcLt RIGriT PRICES. s '5 Our stock of STOVES, RANGES and E PDFDADC WflW = [ouse furnishings is very com- = lALlHAL HI/?? vnr rnminfr OrmnrtlinitiM = lete. and our Prices are most reason- - J? OF l/Oming UppOITUIllueS. l)le?See us for your needs. ^ ~ See Us for Paints, Oil, Turpentine, 2 =' tains, Varnish, Moor Wax. etc. = NEW PROBLEMS ARISING. WITH UNCERTAINTIES ON EV- s _ E ERY HANI), involve upon each and every one the utmost care. I E OODYKIK Al'TOMOU'I.h = I. A1W .I.UTKLV No TIMK I-..I1 WASTK or HhX'KI.RaS WKNI>. S SSUJTumSS. i -MCANICV. Wc mu.l rultlViile TllltlPT un.l SAVE to th. ut- ? ills Etc., at tlic Biglit I'rlccs and tlic 2 most. No one ran be lavish with Ids expenditures and at the S light (Juaiity. We will save you mon- = same time do his FULL DUTY TO HIS COUNTRY. ~ v on your Auto needs. 2 ? loct Your Friends In York July 4th S WK AUK partlcunrly well prepared to take care of Y< ?UK SAY - = = INOS and YOUR SURPLUS MONEY. = I or lilt' 111^ KUUIUUV a S IIKOI.V YOUR preparations now for the next LIBERTY LOAN. 2 .rORK FURNITURE CO. i We will l".\Y YOU while You HAVE, an.l Help YOU lo he ready. = 1 THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK ' I MARSHMALLOW i YORK - - S. C. I ma PRFMF ^ "You Had (letter Ik' Safe Uinn Sorry." = tlVLlTlLt E O. K. WILKIN'S, I*rcmlt. II. C. ALLEIN, Ca.?diler. E Marshmallowa, toasted and other- nilllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllff rise, hre quite frequently used in mak- ?? _ . . . . ? t\g desserts. The modern and more atisfactory way is to u-e MARSH- ___? onr/ir i r mi n> VSffSi SCREENS SPECIAL Thts Week lass Jars?30 C7TS. Pint. ^ FOR ICE TEA WE WILL THANK YOU TO PLACE III Y WAR SAYINGS STAMPS AND ^'oth'n^ '"*80 rf/reshiM^ai^en AMl'nifoiTsCIIEENS THAT YOU GROCERIES HERE, ifaile iced tea? It touches the spot" WILL WANT TIIIS SUMMER. MAIL YOUR ORDERS FOR POTATO ?Let us supply you with the Tea you We have the SCREEN WIRE, the sijii*s ? c*\\ nFfjiVFK ho ooo lae-We have? LUMBER and the WORKMEN' NOW 8W,WW Silver Fox Orange Pekoe, 45c 1-2 lb.; ?We might not have all of them next THIS WEEK AT 12.95, DKLIVMorara, 35c 1-2 lb; and Excellent Summer. Remember, please, that Oar FIIFD Bulk Teas, at 60 Cta. lb. Screens are made to Order?for Your FOR DESSERTS Windows and Doors. They are not CANE SEED AND PEAS AT $2.'?0 .Ve have J.110,ffl and they Sj'bot" ^ ?.?AboIl? I'KI! Ill'SIIEI?STOCK IS UMUeS'^hi" ?!?-W. ? " Ooce. ITK1). iave the Tanglefoot- SCREEN WIRE? EVERYTHING SOLD ON CLOSE i-tuvnrn o_ /-hiTTKixT If you already have Screen Doors SHLRER & QUINN an(j windows that the wire has given MAHGAIX AND WE WANT out on' we^ .be ?lad *> y?ur YOUR BUSINESS. ? screens. Better see about this too WALK A BLOCK ? Hora.._ AND SAVE A DOLLAR. c. LOGAN MOORE. Manager. Others are doing that, and you can do the same thing. | rrTi/ir ja DITV TUC "EIII IMC" i Many people are learning 5 lllvllj iU Dill Illli I ILL" 111 J = ? '" wiELift8810 d0 i Tlio season of the year lias come when you do f their buying g |JUV wj10ie 011ffits of clothing for a season's i Fienstein Bargain House. 5 wear, hut rather you buy an article of this kind or 5 Just any one can tell you = of that to carry you through to the fall and winter | where to find our place. I months. We are especially well fixed to take care | Call and let us tell you all | of this kind of patronage. Our stock, though not | about our goods. I as large and varied as they were a few months ago, | t 5 are yet complete enough to outfit most folks who | Fienstein Bargain Store ? want something between seasons?possibly ex- | s 4..0 eiumu .? f/ivv luiitM of hnsierv. a straw hat. a few ? am I I CI OIIW %f 7 | collars, or cuffs, or handkerchiefs, or perhaps an | s extra f>juit of summer-weight clothing, or a pair of | .3 trousers, or any one of the dozens of articles that | s every man and woman has occasion to buy for per- | comfort. I It is at this store that you'll find all these arti- = 5 clcs that you need and you will find them in quali- = B 3 ties and styles that are quite worth while and at i i prices that are fair to you?Prices that will con- | vince you that you are getting full value for your ^BBBBBHV^ money, whether you spend much or little. in the pinch? | Just let us suggest that NOW is a good time to 3 Tou may need another MULE, or 5 ]av jjq a supply of IIosieiT if VOU See any prospect = I of needing any in the near future. " | meet your requirement*. See Ua If S _ _ OPrn rx,,= ?= flnnro I IVI S I KfJUP SHOVi! = you need anoiner auii ?w. ? _ ^tlULO tf ? ? _ _ _ JAMES BROS. = All the Year L?*?*toek Dealers