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More Troops for Russia.?More Allied troops are urgently needed it the Russia-Allied campaign in nortl.orn Russia is to be carried to speedy sue- . cess in the opinion of virtually every i officer and civilian observer at Arch- j angel says a cable. Before the Russian i winter comes it is hop*d to reach the j hard pressed <'zee ho-Slovaks, estab- ; Iish a front against the Germans and i open an uninterrupted line of com- j municatlon from Vladivostok to Archangel through Vologda. ; The available forces have been suf- j li' icnt to defeat much superior num- ( le ts of liolsheviki but it is pointed ? out that the necessity for more troops < is not so much a question of maintain- ( ing the front as of impressing the i peasants and convincing them that stjfl.' icnt |*ower is at hand to insure i final victory. 1 The peasants for the most part are i ' 11 v t#, the Allies and anxiuuii to I aid tn the movement hut (ear to Join 11 the army because they are apprehen- M .Hive, that the Russo-Allied forces are not sufficiently strong. t The Russo-Alllcd leaders feel cer- t tain of important results if the forces at their disposal are suflicient. When " they reach the thickly populated . provinces there are large Russian ' fon '.s organized and waiting to Join them hut while they are maneuvering through the thinly populated Hwamps of the north the chief reliance must be ii|>oii the Allied troops themselves The A ustro-Germun direction of the * Itolsheviki for.es is daily increasing ? in scope Neat Kotlas there are known j! to he JO German officers organizing . i fii* artillery. I AT THE CHURCHES v s ?TlUltCH UK THK GOOD SHEPHERD. I Itev. T. T. Walsh, Hector. Sunday Services?Sunday school at 1 Pi a. in. .Morning service at 11 o'"clock, I s ASSOCIATE KEFORMED I'RESHYTERIAN, 4 Rev. J. I Oates, Pastor. Sahhath Services?Sabbath school at 10 a. in. Morning service nt 11. Evening service at 8.30. FIRST BAPTIST. I Rev. 1J. H. Waugh, Pastor. ^ Sunday Services?Sunday school at lo a. in. Morning service at 11 o'clock. CHARLOTTE STREET HAPTIST Rev. H. II. Waugh, Pantor. Sunday Services?Sunday school at lit o'clock. Evening service at 8. FIRST PRESBYTERIAN. Rev. E. E. Gillespie, Pastor. Sunday Services?Sunday school at a. in. Mornl.>g service tit 11 o'clock, lo a. in. Morning service at 11 o'clock. Evening service at 8.30 o'clock. TRINITY METHODIST. c Rev. J. E. Mahaffey, Pastor. Sunday Services?Sunday school at 10 a. in. Morning service at 11. 1 Special Notices. At Beersheba and Ramah. Service at liccrshcba Sunday at 11 a. in.; at Rauiuh at 4.00 |?. m. Sunday school at Beersheba at 10.15 a. in.; il at ltarnah at 8.00 p. m- C. E. Society y at Beersheba at 6.30 p. in. f< It Jno. L Yandoll, Pastor. At Bethany. There will be regular preaching at Muinuny ncxi cmuuam uv ??. .... Preaching ut Hero nchoolhou.se at 4.00 E P- in. W. P. Grier, Pastor. At Olivet. II There will be preaching :it Olivet oil 7 next Sunday at 4 p. m. It J. E. MahafTey, Pastor Clover Circuit. ' Service at St. Paul Sunday morning >. at 11 o'clock: at King's Mountain Chapel at K p. m. There will be no service jn the Clo- a atwcfa x? xt Sunday " evening. We will worship with the Presbyterians In' a farewell service to their pastor, Itev. A. A. McLean. H. A. Whitten. Pastor. At Hebron. There will be preaching at Hebron next Sabbath at 3.30 p. ni. It til J. Ij. Oates, PastorCard of Thanks. We desire to express our appreciation to our friends and neighbors for c their exceeding kindness to us In connection with the illness and death of our darling baby. James T. Hobinson and Wife. Clover. S. P., September 11. It HYMENEAL _ - - i Maukikp?At Christ's Church. Mt. 'I Pleasant. Tuesday, September 10. at 3.3o p. ni . l?r. JOHN I. RARRON of _ Yorkville. and Miss EUGENE ISA- , ItKLLK A I'LL) of Mt. Pleasant. Ii OBITUARY b I>ii:i> ? Near Clover on August is. of catarrhal fever. MAHY WILLIE, three months old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James T. Robinson. The interment was in the cemetery at St. Paul's ^ church, following funeral services by Rev. It- A. Whitten. FOR SALE OKCONI>-lland FORI) (Touring Car) f] ^ in No. 1 condition. See or phone t S. C. WILKKItSON. Hickory (hove, v S. C. It* F g FOR SALE fc I HAVE three pairs of Pure-Bred Du- 1 roc-Jerseys, seven weeks old und [ duly registered. Address me. Clover 5 No. 4. I . C. FAULKNER. 63 tf. c c urvTrn WANTED lj*OK Good One-Horse Farm. Good t * thlnK for the right man. York No. 5. a 74 2t* C. K. STEWAllT. r ~ LOST s T AST Wednesday, between Bowling 8 " Green and Sharon, an Automobile 8 Chain. Reward If returmd to S. B. c PRATT, Sharon, S. C. It DELPHOS SCHOOL DATROXS and l'u|>ils will please take notice that Delphos School will begin its next session on* MON- i DAY. SEPTEMBER 16TH. i T. C. I MX LAP. 73 2t Clerk Board of Trustees. ABRUZZI RYE { rPHK kind that yielded 2S bushels per J acre this year. Up to live bushels t $3.50; better price for larger quanti- j ty. Address l^owryville. It. C. Gl'Y. 71 t. f. 10t* 1 STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA > York County. ' IN THE PROBATE COURT t s By L. R. Williams. Esquire. Probate * Judge of York County. * WHEREAS G. N. McCALL has ap" plied to me for letters of Admin- ' istration on all and singular, the goods * and chattels, rights and credits of R. 1 McCALL. late of the County aforesaid, j deceased. These are, therefore, to ci and ad- } monish all and singular the kindred and creditors of the said deceased, to be and appear before tne at our next Probate Court for the said County, to bo holden at York Courthouse on the 25TH DAY OF SEPTEMBER. 191S. to shew cause, if any, why the said Administration should not be granted. Given under my Hand and Seal, this / l<>th day of September in the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred < and eighteen and in the 143rd year < of American Independence. (Seal). . L. R. WILLIAMS. Probate Judge of York County. Sept. IS?74 f 2t* XV Woodmen of the World Receipt ( Books for sale at Tbe Enquirer Office , or by Mall?SO Cents each. VETCH SEED There never was a better earl: -pring Hay crop than Vetch. and i (nixed with Oats and Clover there isn' my better quality of Hay mixture an< nothing else touches this as a soil im prover. We have the Vetch Reed. Tr; i few acres. NOW is the time to ge t in the ground. -ULGHAM SEED OATS? Next Spring you will probably wisl >ou had?a supply of fiats to help ou our shortage of corn. Sow Fulghun tats now--pretty quick?and sow lot; >f them. See I s for Fl'ljfJHAM Sect Pats. We also have AI'l'LKK SEEI >ATS if you prefer the Appier. /ULCAN TURN PLOWS? There never was made a better 01 nore serviceable Turn I'low than tie i'l'U'AN. That's the verdict of tie nan who has used the Vl'I.CAN. li asts and does good work as long as ii a.sts. We sell Vt'IA.'AN i'lows ant iT'LTAN I'KI'AII'S. See us for "Shorts" for hogs, am; spartan drains Dairy Feed for cows "ERGUSON & YOUNGBLOOE mm r.Ror.F.RiRS ARE NOT JUST LIKE we would be >1 eased to have them?that is. we can'l iupply you with everything you wani ind in the quantity you want It, bui >e that as it may this Store is doin( Ls very best to supply you with the JEST Groceries it ls possible to secure ind in varieties sufficient to give a vide range of price. When you wani omethlng for your table, either come o see what we have or Phone No. 34 md we'll tell you what we have in the dible line, and whatever you order 01 >uy at this store will be of the VER'Y JEST QUALITY obtainable. Mosl teople already know that, but po?sibl> ome do not. LEMONS, Just row. are 50 Cts. a lozen. W. E. FERGUSON PROFESSIONAL CARDS J. S. BRICE Attorney At Law. Prompt Attention to all I^gal Justness of Whatever Nature. Office Opposite Courthouse. OR. WM. M. KENNEDY ? DENTAL SIltGKON ? iffice on Second Floor of the Wylie Building. 'elephone?Oftlce, t***: Residence 166 r i_j ii t cnameied ware I'snl l?y good cooks everywhere and grows in |N>|nilarity from year to ear hecaiise it is a Satisfactory ware i?r cooking purposes. See us for ITDDINC PAN'S. 11A XI?I, K D PORRINGERS. 8TKW PANS, with Pails, WASII PA SINS, ami other pieces. :VER-READY OIL CANS? If you need a good Oil Can. buy one f our Ever-Ready. It is good. Holds ve gallons of oil. EAS? You will find a choice line of TKAS t this store. We have Silver Hox range Pekoe, Morara, Ceylon. Yes. we have Pulton's Yeast. IOG AND DAIRY FEED? If you want faster growing Hogs nd pigs, see us for Peed. If you deire more milk, see us for Dairy Cow 'eed. SHERER & QUINN CITY MARKET YE ARE PAYING THE HIGHEST IASH PRICES FOR? EGGS, CHICKEN8. BUTTER, Please bring everything you have tc Is and see what we will do for you. N SPITE OF SCARCITY? We continue to keep a full and complete assortment of the Fin eat Beef, 'ork, Sausage, Ham, etc. We are here to do our part In helpag to feed the people and we are doag It CITY MEAT MARKET. C. F. SHERER, Prop. WHEN A MAN SAYS"I'll take a chance against loss by Ire." It means that he doesn't like tc hink of what his financial position ,'ahi.i Kn if iiia hnm? Ktnrft or other iroperty should be burned without inurance or under-insured- If he is in msiness ho loses sight of the FACT hat if it does not warrant him in carying full insurance the sooner he qultr he better for him. and his creditors, lecause practically all wise and sucessful business men do not carry the ire risk themselves, but are anxious o pay a corporation that is in that line 0 carry it for them. I represent a number of Time-Tried ,nd Fire-Tested Companies, and by eason of my long experience I am repared to give Service and Security eeond to no agency anywhere. Conult me about Your Insurance needs ol ,11 kinds?Fire, Life and Accident, ifflce Phone 124 Residence 71 SAM M. GRIST. All Kinds of Good Insurance. 30 IT TODAY If you are not already a customer A'ON'T YOU ItKC.IX TODAY? My Jrocery stock is complete and my rices are the lowest. Don't take my vord for this claim, but ask any ol ny regular customers or make a few nrchases. 1 have on hand a large stock ol sundry Soap bought at much lowei Igure than the present wholesale rice, and am still able to sell a mosl xcellent quality at 5 Cents a Cake. 1 am well stocked on Coffee of vaious brands and although prices art idvoncing mine have not. and you car iave some real money by laying in s tupply right away. It is practically settled that the wai evenlie tax on tobacco will be in reased at least 17 cents a pound ? *- ?J k.. mil or course win oe puwcu uj u? Manufacturer to the retailer and bj lint to the consumer. I have a largt itock on hand and if you are wls< urn will buy now at present prices. J. D. HOPE SHARON 8. C. MORTGAGE LOANS fV\ York County Farms. Choice o ^ 3. 5. 7 or 10 years. Interest rate ? per cent: or, 7 per cent for quid losing. C. K. SPENCER. 74 Attorney. FOR SALE HOOD all round Work Horse, Bugg; and Harness. A Bargain. Phom 187, York. S. C. It* S. M. LONG. I THE GREAT TONIC MANTONEj WE ART EXCLUSIVE AGENTS FOR THIS TOXIO? IT BUILDS YOU UP AND MAKES YOU FEEL GOOD. , PRICE, ft.00. ! J. E. Briton, Prop. CITY PHARMACY Clover, S. C. J "THE SERVICE DRUG STORE" :ll YOUR BANKING i ) NO MATTER HOW SMALL-NO MATTER HOW LARGE THE LOAN AND SAVINGS BANK WILL GIVE IT CAREFUL ATTENTION. THIS MESSAGE AP' PLIES TO THE MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN ALIKE. t IK. N. MOORE, I*rcs. J. S. BRICE, V. Pres. r > M. E. MuCORKLE, Asst. Cashier. ! L | ,, , t j Over the Top--- XUITlip Seed{ Once More NOW IS THE TIME to sow Turnip: FOU SOME TIME we have been There Is a good season In tho grount over run with work. At present and as 900 ILa9 the ground can be pre we have been able to secure more pared the Turnip Seed should be pi help and hope in the future to be the ground. You II find Turnips an able to say "YES" when YOU want rood?VliJ and. *5 OUH services, because by so doing the Greens will be fine nc*t spring. B We will be able to purchase more sure that you plant a patch of Turnip.' WAR SAVINGS STAMPS- .. \\E SELL BUISTS'S SEEDS? How about doing your job Yourself and buying Long recognized as the standard c SAVINGS STAMPS highest quality. Have a good big stoc ...i. i. .w, ... ..... v !. i u of the Best varieties. Let us suppl with the amount lou would have you with the Seeds for you ,,a d Ls- Turnip Patch, and don't fall to plaz I YORK MOTOR CAR COMPANY. * K??<1 patch. YORK MOTORCAR CO. Tori Drag s. l. courtney. Proprietor. THE STAR THEATRE ^et Ready TODAY?FRIDAY for School ' MARC MiDHHMOTT And Naomi Childcrs in "Tlie Price of WE HAVE JUST GOTTEN IN Film?." The drama of a man who A IT'LL STOCK OF SCHOOL sought to build up his career on the SUPPLIES, CONSISTING OF weakness of ? ^her. tablets. pencils. inks, erasers, pens, WILLIAM DUNCAN SCHOOL SATCHELS. | And Edith Johnson in "The Spell of LUNCH BOXES, ETC. Evil." Episode No. ?? of "A Fight for . . Millions." Also a "Rig V" Comedy. ^K HA\E A FULL STOCI MONDAY OF SCHOOL BOOKS. PI-iGGY IIYLAN'D Remember?SCHOOL BOOK And Antonio Moreno in "Rose of the ONLY South," a love requiem rising above the smoke and fury of battle. CLOVER DRUG STORE x- buy war savings stamps. w? e#* STAR THEATRE Phono No. 2 CLOVER. S. C J. Q. WRAY, Manager. Phone 153 Phone 15 MOTHER AND SONS CAir All Found Guilty *UK bALljy Crockery, Enamel Ware, Tinware, fathers may be arrested Glassware, Churns, lamps, Tube, SOON Buckets The most popular' "Miss" on WELI* to ma*e f V,ery ,0n* ?*** Ver earth. "Miss Ed U. Cation," with short?Our Whole Line of Hardwan seven of her sons, were all recent- including too many articles for us t ly tried and found guilty by the jry an(j jn print, But we extend t COn.. , ? a" an Invitation to CALL AND SEJ 1 he sons are as follows: ug fQr y0UR WANT8 1 E. N. MITY, H. A. TRED, We assure YOU we will give ther JP: E." ALOUSY, M. A?LF|CE.,TY' atte"tion' and ^ank you to and E N VY giving us the opportunity of havin YOUR order. Day of Execution not vet set. SEE US FOR ROOFING. I-or a full account of their awful crime, sec Mahaffey's Book on tra-nrr tt a a nn /ia "WHAT AILS THE WORLD," YORK HARDWARE CO. Price $1.25 at Shieder's Drug Store, ?* ' York, S. C? or $1.50 by Mail. Fall of the Year I /a /If y) A ^ L//a^n 13 COMING RIGHT ON, and wit: wfffff i?J\ B Iflf.\ It cooler days and nights. Soon yo will be needing a new New HEATINC STOVE- This Is the time to thin: ihmhv tvlupiij about US and after thinking, comim i(biiui-nN?raU(- t0 se0 ug about the STOVE you wtl t< vpi \-t.'T< l'tp need. We have the STOVE?Coal an h ELI J*. \EE\El\s. ETC- Wood-and at RIGHT PRICES. ALL COLORS AND FURNITURE? t Your folks are going to want some ALL SHAPES. TOO? thing new In FURNITURE and FUR NISH1NGS this Fall. Again, Call an 1 ltK.ED?YES, I UI( ED AT <jee US. You will save time and per to vjpi i -pv wrtovu haP? money by seeing our Furnltur ro . ELL EM I UK ES and getting our Prices before buying. f ft lw ynn\v F\f TO VOTT SEWING MACHINES^" LET US SHOW EM TO YOU. ^ Mr Man ^ yQUr w,fe a refl ALSO LET US SHOW YOU? surprise party this fall by giving her new Sewing Machine. We know sh | THE NEW FALL STYLES IN' needs It W have them. All kinds. LADIES' HIGH SHOES AND _ _ _ BOOTS?ALL LEATHERS AND M. L. f OKU i COLORS AND PRICES. Licensed Undertakers nnd Embalmer . . - . CLOVER. - - SC. ; Fienstein Bargain Store ^-woodmen of the world Reoeip ' Ilooks for sale at The Enquirer Offlc or by Mall?30 Cents each. ; SCREENS ABRUZZj rye WE W ILL TIIANK YOU TO PLACE * W f ORDERS NOW FOR WINDOW ANI? DOOR SCREENS THAT Y'OU HAVE a few Bushels of WILL WANT THIS SUMMER. ABRUZZI RYE. ... . TITT? .. Parties who have sown this Rye sa; i ruwrn6 !!? ??nNfnvupvv-Ato il Pn>'8 much better than the ordinar LUMBER and the WORKMEN NOW ryt: -We might not have all of them next * Nv0 wl? trv t0 make lt t0 your in Summer. Remember, pLaae, that Oar teres! to see us for Screens are made to Order?for Yoar Windows and Doors. They are not ?PPLER i*ND ? - - BCfl OllftT PROOF Just made to sell, but To fit ana 10 ? I*ast and they do both. See Ua About SEED OATS. We have a good suppl ! This At Once. on hands and they are nice Seed OatJ SCREEN WIRE? NOW is the time to feed your hogs make them grow and put on flesl r If you already have Screen Doors \V(. have Mill Feed, Rice Meal, Ry r and Windows that the wire haa given Klour and Rapier's Pig Meal. out on, we'll be glad to re-wlre your po not forget to see us about Shin I screens. Better see about this too gles. Cedar and Pine. Also all kinds o . We can get out of Wire. Building Material. . Second-hand wagon for sale cheap. JNO. R. LOGAN york supply company C. MM5AN MOORE. Manager. Wholesale and Retail, i i < A >"? - IV : oSyoto*1 us. a Lfozei ? EYES FOR CHOICE CALIFORNIA LEMONS. f TOUR EYES are without a doubt GOOD VIRGINIA APPLES? the most Important organ of the body 20 CTS. DOZEN, and should be taken special care of. BANANAS? You should have them carefully exam- . nnri ? p<pa dozfn ined occasionally whether you wear ^d 50 CTS. DOZEN. Glasses or not If It be Real, Honest NATIONAL BISCUIT CO. S - Service and Protection you want see Fancy Cakes and Crackers, all c Shieder, "The Optometrist"; If it Is the many kinds and Fresh. Style you want, see 8hteder also; If It SALTED PEANUTS ! ssrtsst*is sn-tb-T.vr^r.jss some one else. them FRESH. Ask the hundreds of glad souls who TOBACCOS, CIGARS? have been to see me about my work CIGARETTES?A good line. In " and prices, and see what the man that eluding most all of the popula fit you with glasses did for your pock- brands. f etbook. LET us SERVE YOU IN OUR LINE ? All Examinations Free. Yorkvillo Candy Bitches D. L. SHIEDER, D. O. JOHN DEM AS. Prop. Bank No. 425. statement of condition of the planters' bank Located at Sharon, S. C., at the clooe of business August Si, 1918: Resources. Loans and discounts $92,185 93 Overdrafts 67 29 Bonds and stocks owned by the hank 18.125 00 Due from Banks and Bankers 7.00* 56 Currency 1,390 00 Silver and Other Minor Coin ? 161 70 Checks and cash items 15.000 00 Total $128,932 13 "1 Liabilities. I Capital stock paid in $35,000 00 I Undivided JToflts, less Cur rent Expenses and taxes paid .... 2.820 91 Due to banks and hankers.... 239 33 Individual deposits subject to eheck....$20,539 57 Tune certificates of deposit 13.832 32 34,371 89 Notes and bills rediscounted.. 32,500 00 Bills jwyable, including Certificates for money borrowed ._ 24,000 00 Total ...J128,932 13 STATK OF SOUTH CAROLINA. County of York?ss. Before me came W. L. HILL, President of the above named Bank, who being duly sworn, says that the above _ and foregoing statement is a true con? dition of said bank, as shown by the books of said bank. J W. L. HILL. ) Sworn to and subscribed before me this 7th day of September, 1918. J NO. R. COBB. Notary Public. Correct Attest: C. O. Burruss, M. D., ? J. E. Latham, Arthur M. Erwin, Directors. it J Bank No. 169. e Statement of the Condition of the ' BANK OF CLOVER Located at Clover, S. C., at the Close of Business August 31. 1918. 'J Resources. , Iakiiis and Discounts $262,868 64 y Overdrafts 2,766 36 Bonds and Stocks owned by the Bank 27,500 00 Furniture and Fixtures 1,835 48 Other Real Estate owned.... 4,261 90 Due from Banks and Bankers 34,830 72 Currency .._ 3,911 00 c.old 705 00 _ Silver and other minor Coin 1,657 33 Checks and Cash items 517 51 War Savings Stamps 832 99 Total $341,686 96 Liabilities: Capital Stock Paid In $ 30,000 00 Surplus Fund 8,000 00 Undivided Profits, less Current Expenses and Taxes paid 6,659 60 Due to Banks and Bankers 4,241 20 Individual deposits subject to Check $131,893 30 Time Certificates of deposit 157,625 51 < Cashier's checks.. 1,967 35 291,486 16 Unearned Discount 800 00 S Accrued Interest 500 00 1 Total $341,6S6 96 STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, County of York, as. Before me comes JAS. A. PAGE. jt Cashier of the above named bank. who. being duly sworn, says that the - above and foregoing statement Is a true condition of said Bank, as shown 3 by the books of said Bank. JAS. A. PAGE. Sworn to and subscribed before me this 11th day of September, 1918. (Seal) J. P. S1FFORD, I Notary Public. fnrr-ira#ttnnt: ? M. LC Smith, T. M. Campbell, S. A. Sifford, Directors. ' WHY DO ALL DOCTORS J PRESCRIBE CALOMEL? Of all the medicines in the world, r doctors prescribe calomel most often g and depend upon it most universally. There must be a good and sufficient reason?what is it? If you will study the doctor's books vou will find that the medical author ities prescribe calomel for almost every disease. The reason Is that calomel is _ the greatest and only thorough systempurifier. It makes the liver acti\e. drives out the poisons from the stomach. bowels and klndneys and thereby purifies the blood. Calomel puts the entire system in the most favorable h condition for Nature to exercise her u recuperative power. Your doctor will 3 tell you that drugs merely assist Nak ture. That is why he prescribes caloB mel so often. [J The new kind of calomel, called "Cal" otabs," is refined and purified from all of the nauseating and dangerous qualities of the old style calomel and Is p- rapidly taking Its place, for It is more - effective than the old style calomel as d a liver-cleanser and system-purifier. - One Calotab at bedtime, with a swale low of water?that's all. No nausea. nor the slightest unpleasantness. Next morning you awake feeling fine?with il a hearty appetite for breakfast. Eat a what you please?fruits, acids or anye thing. No restrictions of habit or diet. Calotabs are sold only In original sealed packages, price thirty-five cents. Recommended and guaranteed by druggists everywhere. Your money back if you are not delighted.?(Advt.) ' SAVF. WOOD BY USING ONE OF THE FAMOUS PERFECTION BLUE FLAME OIL STOVES FOR YOUR COOKING. IT IS EFFICIENT AND IT IS ECONOMICAL. WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED A SHIPMENT OF PERFECTIONS. i^Buy More War Savinge Stamps? You'll Help Uncle Sam and You'll y i. Help Your?a(f?He'll pay You to Save. i, J; York Furniture & Hardware - Company GOOD INVESTMENT I BUY WAR SAVINGS STAMPS AND PROTECT YOUR HOME AND FUTURE GENERATIONS AGAINST PRU8SIANI8M. SOLD EVERYWHERE. y CARROLL BROS. i FOB BALE fTWO Registered Jersey Bulls, one S ^ years old and one two months old; also a number of fifteen-sixteenths i Jersey Heifers coming a year old. T. F. JACKSON, Clover, S. C. 71 It* I Fal1 | MILLINERY, CO. 1 DJ |[ TUESDAY AND WED | TT rE are showing a wonderf | " * this season?even better t S you want early, because i ? fill owing to war conditio | ; Ladies' Long Coats, in all the Ne | ?Priced at | Ladies' Coat Suits?Colors: Blue, = very beautiful Styles?Priced | i Ladies' Silk Dresses, in very snap] | ; ors and dainty shades?Priect | ; All Wool Jersey Dresses, in the ve E ; All Wool Serge Dresses in all the 1 ? that will appeal to your good 1 KIRKPA TRICK 1 i Buy W. S. S. Sells It For Less IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIINIIII Billikens ~m THEY CANNOT TALK, BUT? THEY SPEAK FOR THEMSELVES. THEY CANNOT SEE. BUT? THEY ARE GOOD F L00KERS line c AMERICA'S HIGHEST GRADE stiUU CHILD'S SHOE. fnntu WE SELL THEM. ... BUY WAR SAVINGS STAMPS. ^ ( McCONNELL'S 3 CHEAPEST STORE IN 80UTH Fall J CAROLINA. tlie S1 Ladles' iJ Ladles' mm Ladies' Ladies' Ladies' Ladies' flv " MM: EXPECTED TODAY?TUESDAY j LA A SPECIAL LOAD of MULES and MAKES. Come and see them. We. Kot in a nice load on last Wednesday. i# oaii want onvlhinp In nnr llnf* tt'p I can supply your needs and wants. UU t? buy war savings stamps. yc JAMES BROS. gj* laid in One of MILLINERY PARLOR S Pants i Mrs. J. M. FERGUSON. . We als CL I AM AT THE SERVICE OF THOSE pnU WHO DESIRE INFORMATION AS l/UH TO MILLINERY MATTERS- M< FELT IF I DO NOT happen to have what thine n YOU want I can HELP YOU TO GET ou8 M* I IT on short notice. jn YOU have a Hat that You may not Shades think a great deal of; but the probability is that I can fix it so YOU WILL ciiAr THINK MORE OF IT THAN EVER. aflUC FRENCH WAR BRIDE VEILS already here or coming. ? LETS TALK IT OVER. IIIIIIIIIIIIIIUI Mrs. J. M. FERGUSON II THI FIRST NATIONAL BANK A 6HAUON, - 8. C 0__ ? Mcmhrr Federal Reserve System? uirill' WINNING THE WAR? WILL NOT ALL BE DONE by the "Boys Over There" on the firing line. ani A big part muat be done here?BT : OvI YOU?YOU must do YOUR part and I YOUR part la a BIO part It is up j to every one of US to do our utmost to conserve everything possible in the 1 way of food supplies and to produce J every pound of Food Supplies possl-! ble. We must produce more Wheat, I Oats, Rye, Pork, Beef, Etc-, and also: WE must save money and invest it j Wuillllllllli in War Stamps and Liberty Bonds to | help OUR Government carry on. - -- ? This BANK stands ready to help in every way it can help to produce T/fDJUfi move and bigger Pood Crops and to 1 U till 11 assist Yon in buying Liberty Bonds. But, if YOU are a Farmer, let us insist that You sow More Wheat, Oats, GOOD SE and other Grain Oops this fall than ground and ever before, and be sure to put It in sow TURNI as it should be. the Turnips J. S. HABTNESS, Cashier. like most fol CLEAJfUG AND PRE88DTG Us for TUR SHOESXT is r?al economy to have your we are s 1 Clothes Cleaned and Pressed fre- SHOES for quently, and besides Clean Clothes, if an(] we wn rightly pressed, add much to one's ap- call on Us pea ranee. Satisfaction guaranteed. show you in ROTAL PRESSING CLUB, have the Qi R. D. DORSETT, Prop. Styles and 1 FALL DRY CORDWOOD WAKTED T WANT about si* cords of 4-foot Kiad to havi PINE WOOD. see what we ? * w- p- GRI3T- ^buyw GOOD RENTER WANTED EXDR One-Horse Farm, near town oi G. W. \ r York. Address, BOX J44, York, & C. 7S 2t SHi 1L, ' Opening 5 AT SUITS, COATS and RESSES .... . : NESDAY, SEPT. 17 AND 18 | i i s ? " n -*r*IV 1 J._ a. ? ITT ul line 01 HLWineiy ana neaayivn cur = han ever before. Come in and select what j | e*orders are going to be extremely hard to ? >ns. = j s west Fall Styles, Colors and Cloths i | $7.50 to $39.95 i| Black, Brown and Reindeer?in I I at $9.95 to $39.95 | ay Fall Styles and in beautiful col- j ? 1 at $7.95 to $34.95 j5 try best Fall styles?Priced at = J $16.50 to $27.50 : | best colors and styles Dresses i s taste?Priced at $9.95 to $34.95 1| '-BELK COMPANY I i. Sells It for Less. Buy W. S. S. ; | . i>iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;::::?iiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiii E NEWEST STYLES IN IRVING DREW SHOES or several years past the IRVING DREW >f Ladies' Fine Shoes has been the recognized itiru ui Vjjuuu i^y , oi^ic uuu t^uup 111 uiiuiw luiu reai-. This season's showings at this store iasily sustain the reputation of past years. ,re now showing the New Fall styles in Drew Shoes and Boots and will be pleased to have ^ady friends call and see the correct styles in footwear?All Styles, All Leathers. A few of tyles we have? L GRAY KID BOOTS?Louis Heels?Lace?Pair _...$12.50 TAN KID HIGH SHOES?Louis Heels?Lace .. .Pair .$10.00 BLACK KID SHOES?Variety of Heel styles and ToesIced at $5.50, $0 00, $7.50 and $8.50 ENGLISH WALKING SHOES?Black Kid?Priced at. $4.00 WHITE KID High Shoes?Priced at $8.50 SOLID COMFORT SHOES?Flexible Caps, Low Heels. 3ome of them Rubber Heels?Priced at $5.50 FLORSHEIM SHOES FOR MEN. ENGLISH SHOES?Dark Tan (Rajah Calf)?A swell idel for the man who wants ultra stylish shoes?Priced at .. $8.00 and $8.50 weathers In Conservative Models and at same Prices THE HERMAN LINE IS HERE TOO. ? have these in ENGLISH. MUNSON and CONSERVATIVE lSTS?To suit the taste of all comers?All of the same high ide in Moderately Priced Shoes for Men who are looking for ality and Style at the same time?Priced at .*. $8.50 to $7.50 RRECT CLOTHING FOR BOYS' WEAR. ?UR BOY WANTS to have his Clothes look Just as well as He has his own ideas of Styles and Qualities and to meet nand of the Boy who knows what Good Clothes are. we have a stock of the famous "DUBBEL BILT" BOYS' CLOTHING? the highest grade lines of Clothing for Boys on the market? find in this line all the Snap, and Style that can bo put into Jlothing . We have them in the Colors and Styles that will to his taste?Every' Coat is re-inforced at the elbows and all are re-inforced at the knees and in the seat?Priced at _ $9.75, $12.75, $18.75 0 have a complete line of Boys' DOUBLE WEAR FALL .OTHING?At $5.00 to $10.00 IRECT HAT STYLES FOR YOUNG MEN DST YOUNG MEN are particular about the style of their HATS?They want the very latest lit shape and the correct a to shade. We have them. Just received a line of the famlLLORY HATS, especially made for Young Men's wear?here , Laurel, Palmetto, Black Nubian, Moss Moselle, and Bronze ?The Beet of the New Fall Styles?Priced at 94.50 s J. M. STROUP SHOES II IIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIJIIIIII I BIG GASTON COUNTY FAIR T GASTONIA, OCTOBER 8, 9,10,11,12 DIAL REDUCED RATES BY RAIL FINE ROADS BY AUTOMOBILE FREE TICKETS FOR [00L CHILDREN, WEDNESDAY, OCT. 9 FOR PREMIUM LIST OR INFORMATION' WRITE juTTI ATT TT.XT "Pvonntiro Sp^rplnrv XViliX/ lTlt XXiJ B A I'ill j UAVUuvi v \j w* vvm* ^ ^ I Gastonia, N. C. iiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiHiiiiiinn p crrn M-?* c,,nt?n r. l ciintoo roix CLINTON BROS, Cash Grocery ASONS are now in the NOW la a good time to P SEED. You will enjoy ppn rrn p/\n and later on in the win- V If If I IV If# If# V spring you will enjoy the ijlili U k/ A \Sm\ Salad?That la if you are Iks, you'll enjoy them. See WID 8PFT1 vn i Irish POTATOES? pec tally well stocked on LARGE YELLOW ONIONS? all members of the family I be pleased to have you FRESH CABBAGE? and see what we have to ?? the way of footwear. We HOG FEED? to'prlce*6 Varletle"' thC RED RUST PROOF OATS? '2?9Z. New Fell Dry LARGE SIZE SNOW DRIFTJW in stock and we wUl be GOOD VINEGAR? e shoppers call on us and > have. PHONE No. 59. AR SAVINQ8 STAMPS. VHITESIDES & CO. CLINTON BB0THEB8 UtON - - 8. C. BUY WAR SAVING8 STAMPS.