Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, July 19, 1918, Image 3
Special gotices. ,
Olivet. '
{'reaching at Olivet at 4 o'clock. '
J. K. Mahaffey, Castor.
Clover Circuit. (
St. Caul at 11 a. m.; King's Moun- '
tain Chapel at !> p. m.; Clover at S.30.
H. A. Whitten, I'astor. '
Clover and Union.
There will be preaching at the Clo- *
ver liaptist church at 11 a. tn. and at .
I'nlon at 3.30 p. in. hy Hev. C. V.
Waugh.
Filbert.
I'reaching at Filbert Sunday after- '
noon at 4 o'clock, by Hev. A. A. Mc- 1
l>-an.
Beereheba and Ramah.
I'reaching at I4eersheba it 11 a. m. ;
at Itaiunh at 4 p. m. Sunday school .j
at Itamah at 3 p. in. 1'reaching at >
Iteersheba school hous<- Saturday *
i vi-iiiiic ;it H ft'flficlf
J. L YamPll. I'a.stor.
OBITUARY *
i?iki>?Of pneumonia, at the home ii
of hi* parents in Yorkville, on July 15. t
JAMKS FOREST, infant son of Mr. :<
ami Mrs. Forest Smith. The interment <1
was in Itose Hill cemetery
HYMENEAL
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MARKIKK?At the Mt. Holly Metho
ll.it pursonuKe. July 13th, at 8 p. m..
hy Itev. J- S. Hiutt, Mr. FRED A.
hlth'NXAX of Clover, and Miss EL.UA
M. (1AHDNEK. Mr. and Mrs. Dren- i
nan will make their home in Charlotte. ?
FOR SALE
DURE Bred Duroc-Jorsey Pigs, eight
* weeks old. Write or call on me. t
No. 3. Yorkville. J
It* J. T. DAVIDSON.
MOlfET TO LOAN
ON good Real Estate security at 7 '
per cent lntereat >
12. t.f. J. A. MARION. Attorney.
t
FOR SALE j
GOOl) Ford Automobile, at a bargain (
Cash. Call on or address me at t
Stewart Market. t
57 t. r. 3t E. U : THWART.
FOR SALE
TW<? drnded Shropshire Rams about <
four months old. Yorkville No. II. i
57 t. f 31* It. MEEK HARNETT. t
FOR SERVICE i
1)1'HK Bred Registered Duroc-Jersey t
* from Jersey Swine Company, Black >
Lick, Ohio. I
6C 3t LEWIS G. FEROUSON.
t
^ MULE FOR S-*LE .
VIAUK. about seven years old, and ^
in good condition. Address, No. ?
1. Itock Kill.
57 2t* WARD MITCHELL. ?
FOR RENT
fPHK Metts Residence, on Main Street,
Apply to
C. E. SPENCER. Atty.
37 may 7 t. f. tf
I
MILLERS' CERTIFICATES t
ipifESE muy be had at The Enquirer
Office at the following rates: In
10,000 lots at 31.50 per 1,000; 6.000
lots at $2 per 1,000; in 1,000 lots at
S3 per 1,000; In 500 lots. 32 per 600. "
tf L M. GRISTS SONS.
CLEANING AND PRESSING
TT is real economy to have your '
* Clothes Cleaned and Pressed frequently,
and besides Clean Clothes, if t
pearance.^k PREgsINQ CLUB. .
R. D. DORSETT. Prop.
LADIES '
YOUR Coat Suits and Skirts and
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
nr no Charge.
KELLY'S PRESSING CLUB.
? ?
EVERYBODY ENROLL
EVERY Member of New Zlon Democratic
Club Is earnestly urged to
help spread the word that the timj for
Enrollment expires next TUESDAY,
July 23. and everybody entitled to
membership is urged to be present at
the School House next MONDAY afternoon
at 2 o'clock to help see that the
enrollment is complete.
M. S. CARROLL
It* President N'ew Zlon Precinct.
FOR FINAL DISCHARGE
XJAVINtJ made our Una I return with
the Probate Court of York County
executors of the estate of Horace E.
Johnson, deceased, we hereby give
notice that 011 Friday, August 2. we
will make application to said Court
for our discharge from all further liability
in connection with said estate.
H. L JOHNSON.
CARRIE L JOHNSON,
^ Executors estate of H. E. Johnson.
July 3?54 4t
NOTICE '
THE voters resident in School District
No. 11 are hereby called to meet at
the office of J no. E. Carroll, at the
Courthouse, in the town of York. S. C..
at 11 o'clock u. m., on FRIDAY, the
lath day of July, ISIS, for thy purpose
of hearing the report of the Trustees
as to expenditures, etc., for the past
school year, together with th:ir recommendation
as to the levy for the ensuing
school year.
J. d. Mcdowell
Chairman.
r. C. allein.
It Sec'y-Treas. ^
WW The Enquirer wants your orders
for Commercial Stationery.
NOTICE.
<"?* niaaina of Books of Enroll
ment.
T^OTICE heretofore given that Books
** of Enrollment would be closed on
July 30th. was based on printed rules of
the party adopted at the State Con- r
vention in May, 1018. and sent out to
the various precincts by the State Executive
Committee. The primary election
laws of the State require that t! e
Books be closed on the fourth Tuesday
in July, instead of on the last Tuesday
as 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.
July 17th. 1913. It
DELINQUENT TAX SALES
THE following described property
urtll be sold at Public Auction before
the York Courthou&e Door on
MONDAY, AUGUST 6. (Salesday) for
the purpose of satisfying executions issued
on account of unpaid State and
County taxes:
1. Estate of John Campbell?Lot
and building in Rock Hill, S. C? on
Whitener avenue, bounded by lota of
George Pickett, Betty Knox, First
Trust and Savings Bank. Taxes, penalties
and costs $11-08
S. D. Couser?Lot and building in
Rock Hill, S. C., on Railroad avenue,
bounded by lots of D. A. Johnson, A.
M. E. Zion church. Taxes, penalties
and costs ?$6.81
3. J. M. Sims?107 acres of land in
King's Mountain township, near Battleground,
bounded by lands of Gailbraith
Hambright, P. Goforth. Taxes,
penalties and costs $12.20.
^ Terms of Sale: CASH,
w F. E. QUINN, S. Y. C.
68 f 3t
tr The Enquirer solicits orders for
Btaliooery?'Letter Heads, Bill Heads,
all kind* of High Grade Commercial
Stationery. L
STATEMENT OF CONDITION OF
rHE PLANTERS' BANK
located at Sharon, S. C\, at the close
>t business June 33, 131k:
Resource*.
woans and Discounts $89,353 30
Merdratts .... 43 70
tonds and stocks owned by
the Hank 3,135 O'J
Juc from Hanks and
Hankers 13.431 51
Currency 1.173 00
silver and Other Minor
Coin 30 33
'hecks and cash items 13,0kI k7
Toial {133,130 70
Liabilities.
,'apital stock |<iid in $33,000 00
'ndlvided I'rolits, less Cuirent
Kxpenses and taxes
paid 3.703 kl
>ue to hanks and Irfinkers... 340 07
ndividual deposits subject to
check 3.,979 3S
ripie certificates of deposit ..13.535 oo
Cotes and bills rediscounted 31,500 00
11..1.101 i..u i i?: ? nil
Total Tit
1TATK OF SOI Til CAItOMNA.
County of York?ss.
Before ine caiw W. I.. HIM.. I'resil?-nt
of th<- above named Hank, who
>eing duly sworn, says that the above
nd foregoing statenient is a true conlit
ion of said hank, as shown h) the
>ooks of said hank.
\V. I.. HIM..
Sworn to and subscribed before me
this 11th day of July. IMS.
J NO. It. COHB, Notary Public,
'iiriect Attest: C. 0. Burruss. M. D.,
J. E. Latham, Arthur M. Erwin, Directors.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
SIIAKON. - - 8. C.
- Member Federal Hcserve System ?
IUST BETWEEN US
WOULDN'T IT HK BKTTKH FoK
i'<it; to keep your Funds in this Hank,
vhere You are carefully guarded by
'nele Sam's Supervision, at d pay all
our bills with Cheeks than it is for
i'ou to keep your funds at home, in an
ild desk, or <1 rawer or knot hole, just
vhere almost anybody might find the
uoney or where lire might destroy it?
teal Business folks tin- world over put
lie money on deposit in a It.ink and
hen pay out all funds with a cheek.
This is a double safe-guard. A can elled
check shows exactly where your
'unds have gone and what for. and the
-anceled cheek is also an imi|iiestioned
eceipt for any bills you may have
>ut. And then too, the Hank way
fives you a service in aceouuting that
s Free and of untold value to you in
he course of a year. Try running
our business the ifaiik way for a year,
f it is not satisfactory you can ?|Uit.
<o checking account is too small for
his Hank to handle. Hive us yours.
r. S. HARTNESS, Cashier.
IRE STAR THEATRE
Til h\v
tiif n.wvx of freedom"
Featuring Charlie Uiehm..n. in five
iarts. This is a Special Feature pieure
that will interest you.
SATURDAY
VENOKAXCE AMI Till'. WOMAN"
Episode No. 11' of this thrilling acini.
entitled "The Desperate Chance."
Vlso two rich Comedies?"Mysterious
dr. Davy," and "Hobby and Company."
TUESDAY.
CPISODK NO THIRTEEN
Of the "Woman In the Web," entiled
"The Hidden Menace." Also two
rood Comedies.
?*- - coMwer /trctosT STFT- ?YILLIAM
S. IIAItT
In "The Two-Hun Man." Don't miss
his Special Feature.
STAR THEATRE
J. Q. WRAY. Manager.
IUST RECEIVED
ONE LOT OF
DOUBLE-WEAR
BOYS' SUITS IN
WORSTEDS AX1> SEItOES
AT FROM
$8.50 $10
McCONNELL'S
Smith Carolina's Clioapest Store.
WHILE THEY LAST
WE WILL SELL
One Bottle of Palm-Olive Shampoo
and Two Cakes of Palm
Olive Soap for *>0^
Or One llox of l*nlni-OHvc Fnee
Powder and Two Cakes of PalmOllve
Soap for. . . 50?
iy Taking Advantage of this Ilargaln
You Save 30 CTS.. as the Shampoo
Sells for 60 Cts.. and the Soap for
15 Cts. a Cake.
CLOVER DRUG STORE
R. li. WYIilK, Proprietor.
NOTICETO
SUBSCRIBERS
TO THIRD
LIBERTY LOAN:?
THE
THIRD INSTALLMENT
OF 35 PER CENT
WAS DUE JULY 18TH.
Subscribers will oblige us by taking
care of this payment promptly. ,
THE LOAN ft SAVINGS BANK
YORK - S.C.
The Bank for the People.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
FOB CONGRESS
TVj the Democratic Voters of the ,
A Fifth District: I respectfully ask to |
!?- renominated ami re-elected to ,
Congress from this District, and agree _
to ahide the results of the Democr.-tic j
Primary Election. 1 will not be able }
to spend much time in the District t
this summer, because of the great
amount of important legislation growing
out of the war situation, but will .
attend meetings in the District v henever
possible. It is absolutely essential
for Congressmen to be at their
post at this time.
W. F. STEVENSON. j
FOR PROBATE JUDGE
I hereby announce myself as a candidate
for tfie oflice of Probate Judge ,
of York county, subje-t to the choice t
of the Democratic voters in the Primary
Election. '
muv vf Tr'TT r in iRn ?
May 10 s. w. tf. {
>
pRIKNDS of J. K. HAILE of Fort
Mill, recognizing his fitness for the *
position, respectfully announce him as '
u candidate for the important office of 1
Probate Judge of York county, subject
to the rules governing the Demo- '
cm tie Primary Election. Mr. Halle is ^
a practical business man with years of 1
experience us bookkeeper and office
man and if elected he will make good.
T HEREBY announce myself as a
candidate for the office of Judge of
Probate of York County, subject to the rules
and regulations of the Demo
oratie primary. '
41* J. L. HOUSTON.
I AM a candidate for Probate Judge.
O. L. SANDERS.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES ?
T ASK the Democrats of York county i
to re-elect me to the House of r
Representatives. 1
Jun 21-50 W. R. BRADFORD. c
o
VUE are authorized to announce E. ^
" W. PURSDEY as a candidate for r
rc-chction to the House of Reprosen- t
tatives, subject to the endorsement of s
the Democratic voters of York county v
in the primary1 election. I
I
TOWNSHIP SUPERVISOR *
King's Mountain Township.
rpilK friends of W. JACKSON Mc- t
' CARTER do hereby annout.ee him a
as a candidate for the office of Super- a
visor of King's Mountain Township, t
subject to the rules of the Democratic t
primary. 56 te f
s
King's Mountain Township.
WK arc authorized to announce \V. y
II. IP ?WE 1.1. as a candidate for
re-election to the office of Supervisor
of King's Mountain Township, subject
lo tin* choice of the Democratic voters
in the Primary. 67 te
FOR MAGISTRATE
Bethel Township.
T HEREBY l>cg leave to submit my
name to the voters of Ret hoi Town
ship for r< comim ndntlon for re-appointment
as Magistrate, subject to F
the rules of the Democratic party. .
H. L. JOHNSON.
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS }
WK art* authorized 10 nnnouncv
H KNItY It. MEURITT as a candidate
for the office of County Commissioner
of York county, subject to ?<
the will of the voters in the Primary
election. 5S te
'I
BETTER J^A
IT LOOKS NOW that the Corn Crop
will not be so good this year as last.
Corn may be HTOH and Feed scarce.
We have Coffee and Whlpporwlll Peas. (
Orange and Silver Drip Cane Seed? _
NOT TOO LATE to sow either.
BETTER MAKE ALL THE HAY J
YOU CAN. YOU will need tt.
SKE US FOR?
I'lG and HOG FEED.
COW FEED and HORSE F ED.
WE SELL THE BEST.
BE SURE TO SEE US?
For PEAS and CANE.
YORK SUPPLY COMPANY ,,
W link-sale anil Retail.
Better Groceries
IN THESE 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 Groceries?the
best in quality, tho most i,
in nourishment?because the quality
goods go further. This store Is con- m
stantly receiving New, Fresh, Seaaonaablc
edibles. This week's arrivals Include?
Olive Zest, Milk Cheese, Maine
Canned Sweet Corn, Canned
English Pens, Fat Mackerel, extra
large; IToniler Dressing, Cocoa.
Seeded Raisins, Klngan's
llanis uud Sliced Bacon.
A Iso have? !
Fresh Cu binge, Beans, Potatoes,
Buiuiiuts, Apples, Lemons, etc.
I/ct litis Store Serve Yon When Yon
Want (Quality Groceries.
W E. FERGUSON
25 BUGGIES
AT LAST WE HAVE RECEIVED I
A SHIPMENT INCLUDING |
TWENTY-FIVE HIGH-CLASS
BUGGIES. WE NOW HAVE
THEM IN OUR WAREROOMS.
IF YOU EXPECT TO NEED A I
BUGGY, TAKE OUR ADVICE
AND BUY YOURS QUICK.
WE DO NOT EXPECT THIS LOT
TO BE WITH US VERY LONG, tl
NOR DO WE KNOW WHEN o
ANOTHER LOT WILL ARRIVE. ?
ACT QUICK?NOW. C
S
CARROLL BROS. s
t
V
"ladies, !
Wo Hqvp It :
V V/ XXU T V a. V
TALC JONTEEL?the daintiest. Onest,
most delicately scented talcum
ever put on the market. It Is New? delicately
scented with the odor of 2<
tlowers gathered from all the world?
Result, the Daintiest, most distinctive
Talc Powder on the market?25 OTS.
Also have?
JONTEEL COLD CREAM?50 OTS.
JONTEEL FACE POWDER?flesh,
brunette, white 50 OTS.
JONTEEL COMBINATION CREAM
Priced 50 OTO.
Come in and let us show yon Just
how fine JONTEEL Toilet articles are.
York Drug Store
NOTICE .
^o'jmce is hereby given That the undcrsigned
will on the 20th day of i
rVugtidt, l?ls. make application to Clo- ,
i er Cotton Oil ani Ginning Co., of Clo- \
ker, jj. C., for a new certitlcate for ^
iive shares of stock (or their present
squivalenti, in place of Certificate
So. &. for live shares issued to the uniersigncd
on October 1st, 1000, which
>aid Certifi.ate has been lost or de- ^
itroyud. '
HEKBEItT L WEIGHT.
July 0-54 X 6t ^
LIFE |
it can 1110 a success oh a fail- b
CUE. which will it be with b
you?
Look at the men who are successful J
n the eves of the world. Ninety-nine
tut of every hundred started a Bank I
tccount when they were young?and
tuck to it.
And now, look at the failures. Very ew
of tliem have a Bank account now.
*'ot speaking of when they were young H
l'erhaps you think you have not J
nough money to start an account,
luven't you a dollar? Thr.t la all it
akes at THIS BANK.
Just try it for a year or six months. t<
f you do not wish to continue it you tl
lave lost nothing by the trial. n
Yli(cli Will It Be?Success or Failure?
its up to you. >
Bank of Hickory Grove j
HICKORY GROVE. 8. C.
VALUES HAVE :
INCREASED 1
As recently as 1914 it was frequenty
asserted that one of the prime
auses of mysterious flres was over-ln- f
urance, and while the assertion may
lave been true in some instances, in
nany it was not. Since 1916, especlaly,
there has been undreamed of in- ?
reuses in the cost of building material
if all kinds, including brick, lumber,
ooflng, etc., and also in labor and
aerchandlse, and in many instances no c,
nore insurance is carried on buildings (<
>r contents than in 1914, and should t|
mrh property be burned the owners \
vould almost feel that they were
lardly insured at all. It is not my purioso
to try to induce any propertyiwner
to over-insure, but merely to jj
all attention to the fact that I am In
osltion to furnish Gilt Edge Protcciou
to the extent of three-fourths the
dual present cash value of nil Insurible
property, such as dwellings and h
ither buildings, furniture, stocks of
ncrchandise, etc., and to impress the d
act that "It is better to be safe than C
orry." Don't trust to luck, but to
me of the policies that I am prepared
o Issue with millions of dollars and
ears and years of square dealing be- ,-]
lind it. <
SAM M. UK I ST, N,
All Kinds of Good Insuraucc. I:
< ?
Real Estate
All aboard the train to succeed. Buy
IEAL ESTATE. C
S6 acres about 2 miles from town on
Sutton road: two 3-room tenant
houses; 4-horse farm open; plenty
of timber. For a bargain see me.
05 acres. 5 miles from York on King's
Mountain road; 6-room residence;
barn; good pasture, etc. Will sell
as a whole or in two parcels.
ice building lot, 50x156 feet on Charlotte
street. Will take nice cow in
part 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.
--Monty tc tend at- 7 ptr- cc.ii - ?&. ?
arming lands.
GEO. W. WILLIAMS
REAL ESTATE BROKER
loom 204, First Nat'l Bank Building.
ipring Furnishings
CREX RUGS are the lowest priced
serviceable Rugs for Spring and ?
Summer use. They are made of a 1
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 m
match your other furnlsHngB?Have I
Crex Rugs In sizes: **
0x12 feet; 0x9 feet; '6x72 inches.
'ORCII 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
I'ORCH CHAIRS, SETTEES,
VL'DOR PORCH SHADES?
(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 Embalmers
CI/OVER. - - S. O.
THIS IS Fl
STRAIGHT TO BUSINE!
If We can have the pleasure of
Repairs for Your MOWER, NOW I
Important matter, while you have a
You need them. As You well know
be safe for You to anticipate Your w
time of the other fellow, who has j
eye and a few other things.
Spp TTa fnr "Rpnairst for De
mick, Wood and Emersc
Cane Mills and Evaporat
If We haven't got It! WHY?
YORK HARDWA
TAKE CASE H
OF YOUR ?
EYES Cl
YOUR EYES are without a doubt
ho moat Important organ of the body 1]
nd should be taken special care of.
Tou should have them carefully exam- 1
ned occasionally whether you wear
ilasses or not. If It be Real, Honest
lervice and Protection you want, see
ihleder, "The Optometrist"; If It Is
ityle you want, see Sbleder also; If it
>e the Best Glass money can boy, you
rant to see Shieder; but if It be a big
ot of money you want to spend, see y
ome one else.
Ask the hundreds of glad souls who
lave been to see me about my work
jid prices, and see what the man that
it you with glasses did for your pock- 0
tbook. 0
All Examinations Free. I
D. lx SHIEDER, D. O.
FUN WITH A CAMERi
YOU CAN HAVE no end of fun
mer excursions into the country. LA
winter with Snapshots you take of tl
We handle All kinds of Sup
tographera. Phone Us yoi
J. E. Brisot, Prop. CITY PK
THE SERVICE D
jfOTlCE OF SCHOLARSHIP
examinations
'HE CITADEL, CHARLESTON, S. C.
"HjUHSKS in Engineering, Science*.
J anil Arts. B. s. and C. E. Degrees.
Hillary instruction of unsurpassed exellence.
Classed by the War Department
as "Distinguished Military Col;ge."
Two vacancies in t'..e STATE
CHttL-VRSHlPtj for York County,
-ill be n'led by Competitive Exaniina1011
on AUSust sth. Ttese Scholarhips
provide for nearly all expenses,
nd only thOBe candidates who are unble
to pay are eligible for them. Necjjsary
blanks can lie obtained from the
uperintendent at the Citadel.
A limited number of pay Cadets will
e received. Expenses, including
ourd, uniforms, tuition, and all other
ces, 1331. -Next session begins Sept.
oth. Catalog sent on request. Adn-ss
_ .
COL- D. J. BoND, Superintendent,
The Citadel, Charleston, S. C.
64 f
ME TO CAN NOW
It Is up to YOU?a patriotic duty?
> can all the Fruits and Vegetables
ils summer that you can can?you'll
eed every pint you can up, and if you
on't need your product there are othrs
who will be ready to take It off
our hands at fair prices. See us for
{ALL'S MASON JABS?
We have them In Half Oallons, and
i Quart and Pint Sizes, and also have
full supply of Extra Can Tops, and
Iho Jar Rubbers at 5 Cta. and 10 Ots.
Dozen.
Yes, to be sure, we have Jelly Olaass
in plenty.
But Can all You Can Can.
W. WHITESIDES & CO.
SHARON - - S. C.
ICE CREAM
Now that hotVeather has come, ocasionally
you will want ICE
REAM for your home and for pares,
picnics, etc. LET ME SUPPLY
oU. Any tluvor you like In any
uantity, from One Quart upwards,
et My Price before you try to make
nur own cream. Quality and Cleanness
Ouaranteed.
MY SODA FOUNTAIN
? ready to supply the thirsty with all
inils of Ice Cold Drinks from the
uuiitain spout and also In bottled
rinks -tJlnKer Ale, Coca-Coin, PepsL
uln. <'hero-Cola. Bevo, etc.
CHOICE FRUITS
You will always find here a flrstlass
assortment of the best Fruits,
all on me for your Fruit wants.
EAT AT JOHN'S
rhen you feel like eating, come to my
estaurant. Lunches and mea: serv- _
' nrtHnn a* mnrlftrntp nrifPfl.
STorkville Candy Kitchen
JOHN DEMAS. Prop.
IARROLL SUPPLY CO.
FENCE WIRE
IF YOU EXPECT TO PUT UP ]
ANY FENCING. EITHER OF
WOVEN WIRE or or ]
BARBED WIREEITHER
NOW OR IN THE
NEAR FUTURE, IT WILL. BE
To iPUR INTEREST TO SEE 0[
THE WIRE:?BUT TO o
'"gi?" !JQB OF tj
PRP^V1 tor the enrtOULD J
SuJ8ht" MBed over thGJSf*
QL|shock ?a fell th--*"" H
| stroyer. aflS / P
cakm"." vraupply c?- ?
'ORK MOTOR CAR CO. I
S. L. COURTNEY. Proprietor. ?<
e;
)ID 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 UK-CHARGED AT "
THE YORK MOTOR CAR CO.'S m
GARAGE FOR ONLY $2.00. &
tl
YORK MOTOR CAR COMPANY. *
ID YOII 153 -n
jn ivu Time Saver ?
3S THE FIRST SHOT!
serving YOU In getting up Your )
a rT*XJ ^ TT\* IT. In Innlr after this ?
few spare moments and before .
how congested traffic io, It will
ants ahead, so Tou can save the
jone to give the Kaiser a black
ering, Osborne, McCor?n
Mowers, and also for '
;ors.
BE COMPANY
EL PEOPLE'S STORE
HARLOTTE STREET YORK. S. C.
If ANTEDThree
Barrels Irish Potatoes
and aoo Pounds Cabbage per /
week, until further notice.
/ILL PAY 2 CTS. Lb. for Cabbage
and $1.50 per Bushel for
Potatoes,
ee Us for Your Groceries.
MILL PEOPLE'8 8T0RE
A. & 00R3ETT. Manaoer.
I ?| 1 1?
with a CAMERA on your turnve
the summer over a?aln nest .
ie Interesting place* yon visit.
plies for Amateur Pho- P
lit wants. ^
[ ARMACY Ckrer, S. C J
Rromttr
i
ourb,g Annual Sununer Sale I
OrionaA nn la<t Thnr?flav and the rrnwds that have been here I
V|IVUVU UU (UWk m mmmmm v<a?y .... ? ... ? w. ? _
is proof of what our many friends think of the Wonderful Bar- 1
gains we are offering them. Sale Closes Saturday Night. 9
ALL LADIES' READY-TO-WEAR .Ml'SLIN UNDERWEAR I
?? TO GO IX THIS SALE This stock was bought seven or eight montha fl
... ,A ... iigo and some of-it has been bought even longer B
sim v. Dresses ith Georgette ?consequently' we can sell you Underwear fl
*.of?Vi" ? cheaper than you can bu ythe cloth In most H
,16.12 Taffeta Dresses ZIZIZIZZj^S cas^even when you make the garment, your- H
I7',50 D^s3e^~S^'e c.e?U M 12 l-2c Children's Drawers . 9 CTS. fl
A few Mhite Voile Dresses of a good <iual- l5c Children's Drawers I, CTS. H
ity?Special . 93.88 25c ohiliiren's Drawers 21 OTS. fl
COAT SUITS 26c Children's Petticoats 21 OPS. B
We have some and If you can find wliat you i,0c Children s Petticoats 42 OTS. fl
want, it will pay you to Buy NOW, as the 3i'?' Children's Waists _ - 32 CPS. fl
new Fill Suits will be very much higlter. Lulies' Pants?Special ... 47 CrS. H
We are going to Close Out what we have 5'U- Ladies' Corset Covers 33 CTS. IB
at 20 to 50 Per Cent Less Than the Original ,1.00 L.dics' Gowns?white and flesh... 83 OIK fl
Prices. ,1.25 Ladies'Gowns - 91.19 B
cn,,ivr m.? ,2.00 Lulies" Gowns?white and flesh, hand gg
SPRING COATS embroidered ? ? $1.09 fl
We have Just a few left, mostly Blues. Your $1.00 Camisole Silk ? 79 CTS. H
Choice 20 Per Cent Off. $1.50 Camisole Silk ? $1.99 Mj
SHIRT WAISTS ' WHITE GOODS fl
One lot Shirt Waists worth up to ,1.26. we Here You will find Great Bargains In all kinds fl
will put out during this sale at 4S CTS. of White Goods and Bleached and Unbleached
,1.00 Voile Waists?At ? 79 CTo. Domestics. i
,1.50 Voile Waists?At 91.29 20c Bleaching, short lengths 17 1-2 CTS. Yd. fl
,2.00 Voile Waists?At $1.69 tSc Bleaching, short lengths 16 CTS. Yd. fl
,3.50 Crepe De Chine Waists?White and 25c Bleaching, full pieces, good quality 22 CTS. B
Flesh 32.79 One lot of White Madras, 36 Inches wide. M
,3.50 Georgette Waists?white and Flesh S2.79 nil lengths. 25c value 18 OTB. Yd. IB
,5.00 Georgette Waists?At 94.29 30c White Madras?At -95 CTS. Yd. fl
,6.00 Crepe De Chine Waists?At .....? $4.29 12 l-2c Lawns ? 9 CTS Yd. I n
One lot of Georgette Waists, beautiful col- 16c Lawns?At - ,1 CTS. Yd. RH
ort and hand embroidered, worth up to One Counter of Colored Lawns, bought en- fl
,6.00?Sale Price ...$$.79 peel a II-- for this Sale, beautiful Pat- fl
DIMITY, INDIA LINENS AND FLAXOXS InsT?\t? 2? '^^''TnC^Vard fl
* * '*? A rTr? - - -? *"? ? - # IvaILv. nualllv Bfl
Checked uimiiy?gooa quality ? v ?a. m. .vnoiner t onnicr ui ?<mu . ui mimi ..........
15c Checked Dimity .? 11 CTS. Yd. aiul full pieces?At 13 CTS. YanI
25c Checked Dimity 21 CTS. Yd. One Counter of Ginghams that will have on
15c India Linen 11 CTS. Yd. It Apron Checks, Stripes and beautiful
20c India Linen 17 1-2 CTS. Yd. Plaids?Special for this Sale 17 1-2 CTS.
25c India Linen 21 CTS. Yd. 25c Ginghams, Apron Checks and Drees
25c Flaxon 21 CTS. Yd. Pntterns?At 21 OTS. Yard
.30c Flaxon 25 CTS. Yd. 35c Ginghams?At 29 CTS. Yd.
35c Flaxons 29 CTS. Yd. 10c Ginghams, all Plaids and very beautl50c
Flaxons 42 CTS. Yd. ful Patterns 35 CTS. Yd.
length's Va'UeS 'n 4?"I,'Ch V0"[7 /.Vers! Yd. MKIMT'ltlZED AND SILK STKIPKD
50c Volles""Z"" "ZZZZ! 42 CTs! Yd! SIIIKTING
25c Nainsooks 21 CTS. Yd. 25c Colored Striped Soisotte -...21 CTS. Yd.
30c Nainsooks 25 CTS. Yd. 35c Colored Striped Sois*tte 29 CTS. Yd.
35c Nainsooks 29 CTS. Yd. 5?o Colored Stripped Solsette- At .. 42 ITS. Yd.
35c Organdie 29 CTS. Yd. J1.00 Silk Shirting H? ITS. Yd.
50c nrgandle 42 CTS. Yd. $1.25 Silk Shirting 91.09
76c Orgnndle 69 CTS. Yd. $1.50 Silk Shirting $1.29
Kirkpatrick - Belk Co.
Want More Money-- I
ettpmrw Well, become physically fit?Take
Buy Them And MANTONE
JJelp Yf\n Tlie War King ?* Reconstructive Tonics
rOR mitt KVXRYWHXU "MAKES YOU FEEL GOOD ALL OVER"
NO ADVANCK IN PltH'K?O.NK DOLLAIt ALL DKUGGLSTS
VUDOR PORCH SHADES
We have Just received a shipment ^7 ' ~~?pronounceu
f VUDOR SHADES?they will keeifc*r \ ^
ut the sunshine, but being ventilated,!^liifn.?7*** ? - - -
ley do not^ep^iflKUMM)(K)l Mf. All Ut >L5TAMltiii.Mii,nn.mf4ifhl4llllllinMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIUl/dlllTirir 'l''mWMiJiUjt *
??9 ohd*at RIGHT PRICES. S g
Our stock of STOVES, RANGES and |= DDFDADF MAW ?
r/->f ruf CITDVIQUIVOQ la vorv nn m- " I ll 1,1 ft II P. Ill I If a-. ^ A aj__ S
lete, and our Prices are most reason- 2 J? OT L?OIJllDg UppOITUDlI/ieS. S
ide?See us for your needs. n r
See Us for Paints, OU, Turpentine, 2 tains,
Varnish, Moor Wax, etc. = XKW PROBLEMS ARISING, WITH UNCERTAINTIES ON KV- .,,
E ERY HANI), involve upon each and every one the utmost care, I 2
i. A US' (LUTKLV No T1MK Kull WASTK ... IlKi'KI.BSS *PKK1>- ?
?iiip"'GlolK.?,'Tlrf* Chain',!"t"raia!?. ? 1XO "P MONEY. Wc must t'Ulllr.ila THRIFT iin.l SAVK to lh? ut- ?
ILs Kte., at titc Right ITices and the 3 most. No one can he lavish with his expenditures and at the 3
ight Otiullty. We will save you mon- 2 same time do Ills FULL L)UTV To HIS t'OL'NTRY. =
y on your Anto needs. m S
leet Your Friends In York July 4tli 5 U L AKK Particuarly well prepared to take care of YoUR SAY - 3
for the Rig; Patriotic Celebration. S INGS and YtHJR SURPLUS MoNKY. r
S BEGIN' YOUR preparations now for the next LIBERTY LOAN. S
rOBK FUBNITUBE CO. I We will PAY YOU wltile Y<?U SAVK, anil Help YOU to he ready. ?
??- | THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK 1
MARSHMALLOW | YORK - - S. C.
PRFMF 2 ''You llnd Hotter lie Safe than Sorry." ?
tlVLlllL | O. k. WILKIN'S, Presdt. 11. C. ALLEIN, Cashier. ?
Marshmallows, toasted and other- nun IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII
ise, hre quite frequently used in mak- ????????
ig desserts. The modern and more
Atisfactory way is to u^e MARSH- __ __ _ _ nnn/,M, mi . .
a?..* "35 SCREENS SPECIAL This Week
lass Jars?30 OTS. Pint. 1
FOR ICE TEA WE WILL THANK YOU TO PLACE MY WAR SAYINGS ST AMI'S AND
??"?'??>! IMtoSS THATwl t.HOCKKIKS IUSBE.
fade iced tea?"It touches the spot" wWANT T1US SUMMER. tlAll. VOUK DROEItS FOR POTATO
-Let us supply you with the Tea you wehave the SCREEN WHIE,the SLIPS?CAN DELIVER 80,000
se?We have? LUMBER and the WORKMEN NOW
liver Fox Orange Pekoe, 45c 1-2 lb.; ?We might not have all of them next THIS WEEK AT $2.05, DELIVMorara,
35c 1-2 lb; and Excellent summer. Remember, please, that Our FKM)
Bulk Teas, at 60 Cts. H>. Screens arc made to Order?for Your
FOR DESSERTS Windows juid Doors. They are not ( \NE SEED AND PEAS AT |2.:>0
i, . T?n? tiw? t?ii r-Aiotinea Just made to sell, but To Fit and to
USee U, About PER BUSHEL STOCK IS LIM.
'ANGLEFOOT those pesky flies?We Once. 1TEI>.
ave the TanglefooL SCREEN WIRE- EVERYTHING SOLD ON CLOSE
SHERER & QUINN and' Mndws* that hthe6wSrhL tf?en MARGA1N AND WE WANT
out on- be Klad to re-wire your vou|t BLSINESS.
screens. Better see about this too
m A BLOCK - We 7NO:UR: LOGAN JR0?- HOPEe e
SHARON - - 8. C. ??
AND SAVE A DOLLAR. c. LOGAN MOORE. Manager.
Others are doing that, and
you cau uu tuc ouiuo niiiig. = Tin/ir Tn DIIV TUL" "L'll I INV" s
Many people are learning S IIItLCi 1U DU1 lilt rlLL-UlJ E
that it is a good place todo- _ , . . , =
I. u11vincr tu s llie season of the year has come when you do s
. . 5 not buy whole outfits of clothing for a season's E
Fienstein Bargain House, s wear, but rather you buy an article of this kind or E
Just any one can tell you | of that to carry you through to the fall and winter S
where to find our place. | months. We arc 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. | as large and varied as they were a few months ago, |
^ n C ? are ve* (<0,nP^e^e ouougli to outfit most folks who S
'lenstein Bargain btore | want something between seasons?possibly ex- ~
E tra shoes, a few pairs of hosiery, a straw hat, a few |
S collars, or cuffs, or handkerchiefs, or perhaps an s
S extra s^iit of summer-weight clothing, or a pair of g
g trousers, or any one of the dozens of articles that |
S every man and woman has occasion to buy for per- |
comfort.
It is at this store that you '11 find all these arti- |
E cles that you need and you will find them in quali- =
TWm m ? i -I. a ?u:i_ j s
? ties ana styles mat are quite worm wmie auu m
S prices that are fair to you?Prices that will convince
you that you are getting full value for your
S money, whether you spend much or little.
n the pinch? | Just let us suggest that NOW is a good time to =
you may need another mule, or s jav jjj a subply of Hosiery if you see any prospect I
osslbly two of tli6in. Wo &rt HERE*, 2 /? % /? \ ^
nd we have the mule *hat win jtut E of needing any in the near future. |
neet your requirements. 8ee Ui If 5 O T* Th r\T TT? E
ou need another Mole for the pinch. S SHOES J. M. blKUUr SHOES I
JAMES BROS.
All the Year Livestock Dealers