Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, October 11, 1918, Image 3
ATOMIZERS
WHEN" YOU AKE HIT BY THE INFLUENZA
of course you will call in
iyour physician?at least that's the correct
thing to do?and ho will very
likely prescribe for you. and amoni;
other Things he will probably tell you
to get an ATOMIZER for spraying
th?- air passages of your nose and the
ba'-k of your throat to disinfect these
(.arts against the germs of this very
troublesome disease. See this Store
for the ATOMIZER, and also bring us
your Physician's Prescriptions. He
certainly expects his prescriptions to
produce favorable results?they won't
iinbtss PROPERLY FILLKD-by experienced
Druggists and with the BEST
quality of Drugs, etc. Filling Prescriptions
is a Specialty here and we
make thern Just like Your Doctor
would do it himself.
York Drug Store
PREVIOUS TO APRIL 7,1917
I'KKVI'H'S to April 7, 1&17, when
the t'nited States entered the war.
there were absolutely no conditions attached
to Mutuul Itenellt Life Insurance
contracts except that the policy would
he void If the assured committed suicide
within twelve months, and paid
the premiums. At the end of twelve
months the paying of premiums was
tiie only condition. After war was declared
an extra premium was charged
on all policies. Issued to men entering
the army, after war was declared, hut
none to those issued previous to April
7, I SI 7. The extra premium was fixed
at *37.50 per thousand for the first
vear, and notwithstanding the extra
charge many million of insurance have
lieen issued to nten ex pee ting to enter
the service, and who have enteredThe
"War Clause" does not apply to
policies Were the applicants has passed
his 40th birthday and as there are
hundreds of men in this elass "within
the sound of my voice." who have NOT.
up to this time made any adequate
provision for the protection of their
dependents after they have "gone
west," or their own old age. I desire to
say to them that there has never been
a time since they were born when they
could carry from three to twenty-Ave
thousand dollars of gilt-edge Life Insurance?tltc
Mutuul Iteiieflt Hind?
more ensile than right now. There has
lieen no advance In the cost of Mutual
Hern-fit insurance, and If has always
led In T/>W COST. There is no extra
charge to the man under 40 until actually
called info the service. The Mutual
Iteneflt age limits are from 14 to
70 years.
cam M r.PTST Special Aeent
GOOD SENSE AND
PATRIOTISM
TKI.I-S KVKUY FAItMKIt to sow
g Small tiraln THIS FAI.L There are
J scores of retisons why ho should, not
tho loast of which is that it Is a war
winning proposition?Live at homo and
hol|? tho othor follow do tho sano
thine. Tho tiino to ait is NOW?th?
went her and soil is ahout right and
you onn't afford to put it off. Tho
soil should he well pre|>ared, good seed
secured and plenty of
FERTILIZER USED TO INSURE
I'rompt, Vigorous growth. Wo havi
tho Fertilizer for (train and can supply
your needs. And also let us remind
Our Friends that NOW is tho
time to hu.v
FOURTH LIBERTY LOAN
BONDS
They are worth the full price and hesides
the Itonds will help to win the
war from the Huns.
CABBOLL SUPPLY CO.
.? FOR COLDS AND GRIPPE
DOCTORS FIND REMEDY
Physicians and druggists arc elated
over the fact that they have at last
found a genuine and dependable remedy
for colds, sore throat, inlluenza
and la grippe. For years they havo depended
upon the old style calomel,
which is certainly tine, hut unfortunately
many people would not take it
because of its nauseating and dangerous
qualities.
Vnve fi.nt tho oharmaceutical ehent
Ists liavv perfected n nausealess calomel.
called "Calotabs" whose medicinal
virtues are vastly improved, the
doctors and druggists are claiming
that Calotabs are the ideai remedy to
abort a cold over night and cut short
an attack of sore throat or la grippe.
They arc* also finding it most effective
as he first step in the treatment of
pne anion ia.
One Calotab on the tongue at bed
time with a swallow of water.?that's
all. No salts, no nausea nor the
slightest interference with your eating
or your work and pleasure- The next
morning your cold has vanished and
your whole system is purified and refreshed.
Calotabs are sold only in
original sealed packages: price thirtylive
cents. Your druggist recommends
them by refunding the price if you are
not delighted.?adv. .IS
THE YORKVILLE
ENQUIRER
Published Semi-Weekly.
W. D. and A. M. GRIST, Proprietors
Single Copy. One Year $2.50
Single Copy. Six Months $1.25
Single Copy. Three Months ...... .65
Three Copies, One Year 6.00
Additional Copies, ordered and
paid for by same individual by
i no year
All Subscriptions Ml'ST bo I'aid in
Advance.
All Checks, l'ostofflce Orders, etc..
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L. M. GRIST'S SONS,
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| WHAT ARE1
OPPORTUNIT
HAMMERING
THE PAPERS OF YHSTKK
~ glorious Ammrun oi'js urc uom
THEHE IS NOT OXK iimonj
5 not thrilled by the news that is <
2 GREAT AltK THOSE HOYS
S more; but absolutely defenseless
2 from home.
WHAT AUK \VK DOING? J
5 eminent wants all kinds of suppll
2 ery effort to see that they want f
2 not that YOU GIVE; but that Y
YOU OA XT HELP MUCH, r
5 much as YOU can?
1M> YOU UKALI2K that a 1
Sj tion necessary to make one of th
5 making against the enemy, and t
3 that will save YOUR OWN SOX
S ing slaughtered.
HUT EVEN IF THEY DO X
S going to be denied the splendid
5 and best work that Opportunity
BUY BOXDS! BEG AXD PI
S and put YOURSEUF w here YOl
2 tell him he is not tit to associi
^ S t riots.
CARROLL SUF
Riiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiimniiiiiiiiiiiimniiiii
MORTGAGE LOANS
QN York County Farms Choice <
3, 6, 7 or 10 years; but may t
paid off before maturity, any instal
ment pay-day. on terms involving n
additional expense. Interest rate:
per cent; or, 7 per cent for quic
closing.
83 c. E. SPENCER. Attorney.
AN ORDINANCE
An Ordinance Fixing the Tax Levies t
the Town of York for the Currei
Year 1018, for Ordinary Purpost
and to Pay the Interest on Watei
works. Sewerage and Filtratio
Ponds; the Time of Payment There
of: and the Penalty for Non-Pay
ment of the Same.
|>E IT ORDAIN'ED By the Mayor an
Aldermen, the Town Council c
the Town of York. S. C\:
Section 1. That a levy of Ten Mill
on each and every dollar of person*
property not exempt from taxatio
held or owned or liable for taxatio
within the incorporate limits of th
Town of York on the 1st day of Janu
ary. 1918. be. and the same is hereb
made for the purposes stated in th
preamble herein, to-wit: To defra
ordinary municipal expenses and t
pay the interest on Water-Work:
Sewerage ami Filtration lionas.
Section 2. That the said taxes sha
become due and payable at the Offie
of the City Treasurer on the 10th da
of November. 15IS. Taxes may b
naid without penalty up to and includ
mg the 22nd ?lay of November. 191*
thereafter, and up to the 1st day c
December. 191S, a penalty of tiftee
per rentum will attach to the said tax
s not paid by the ?2d day of Novem
her. 191V
Section :i. That after the 1st day c
December. 151S, execution will issu
against all delinquents for the amour
of taxes, penalties and costs, in ac
cordanco with the laws of the State c
South Carolina and of the Municip.i
Ordinance.
Done and Ratified in Council in rcc
ular session assembled at York, S. C
this 8th dav of October. 1918.
I. W. JOHNSON,
(Seal) Mayor.
Attest: ?
J. If. CAR ROM..
Clerk of the Council. It
TAX NOTICE?1918
Office of the County Treasurer of Yor
County.
York. S. C.. Sept. 17. 1918.
\TOTICK is hereby given that th
TAX HOOKS for York Count
will be o|M'iicd on Tl'ESDAY, th
15T1I DAY OF OCTOUKU. 1918. an
remain open until the 31 ST DAY O
DKCKMHKR. 191S, for the collectio
Oi STATE. COUNTY. SCHOOL an
LOCAL TANKS, for the liscal yen
191s. without penalty: after whie
day ONE I'Klt CENT penalty will b
added to all payments made in th
month of JANUARY, 1919. and T\V<
I'Klt CKNT penalty for all payment
made in tlie month of FKHItl'Alil
1919. and SKVKN I'Klt CKNT penalt
will be added to all payments mad
iv...., the 1ST DAY OF MARCH. 191!
to tin- 15TH DAY <>! ' MARCH. i?i:
ami alter this ditto all unpaid taxes \vi
go into executions and ail unpaid Sin
gle I'oils will he turned over to t It
several Magistrates for prosecution i
accordance wit it law.
It is my desire to attend differed
p;tits of the county for the convenient
of taxpayers its heretofore; but owin
to the exacting nature of my duties a
. t member of Local Exemption Hoar
No. I am required to at all time
he within call of the office of tit
Hoard and must remain at the Count
seat.
All of the Hanks of the county wi
offer their accommodations and facili
ties to Taxjtaycrs who may desire t
make use of the same, and i shall tak
pleasure in giving prompt attention t
it 11 correspondence on the subject.
All Taxpayers np|N-aring at my ol
flee will receive prompt attention.
Note?The Tax Hooks will be mad
up by Townships, and parties writin
about Taxes will always expedite mat
tors if they will mention the Townshi
or Townships In which their propert
<>r properties are located.
HARRY K. NEIL,
I Treasurer of York County,
j "5 t It
NOTICE TO ALL
INTERESTED
WE HAVE IN STOCK, ready f<
your ins|>eetion, a nice line ol'
CROCKERY AND
ENAMELED WARE
Which we are offering at a VER
REASONABLE PRICE, and we wi
appreciate your calling on us for anj
thing yon need in tins line. See us fc
Butter Knives, Pocket Knives
Knives of All Kinds.
SAY, MR. FARMER?
If you need a MOWER, see us :
once. We'll give you a Bargain.
YORK HARDWARE CO.
SOLE LEATHER
WHEN YOUR SHOES need a No
Half Sole, demand of your Cobbli
that he put on KOItHY KltO.MK.
Is the best wearing, most water-proi
leather made.
KORRY KROME will outwear tl
ordinary sole leather. It is pcrmanen
- .. J ?li? n'k,
l.v waterprooi. u uuvs uui ? ?
wot. takes and holds a good finish, ar
is altogether the One Best Leather f<
that half-sole you need.
Your Cobbler can get what you ai
needing at this Store.
wr BUY MORE BOXDS "?
York Furniture & Hardwar
Company
imiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiinniiiiiiii
rou DOING?
Y IS NOW
AT YOUR DOOR
1>AY tell of the splendid work our
g in Francer
us with a hourt so dead that it Is
romltig in almost every message.
, worth all the money there is and
thov without th*? rieht bitckinE
iVhnt aro YOU DOING? The govies
for those Boys. It is bending ever
nothing, and to that end it asks.
OU LEND IT MONEY.
naybe. no: but are YOU helping as
150 bond will furnish the ammunitose
brave onslaughts our Boys are
hat YOUR $50 bond might the one
or YOUR Neighbor's Son from beOT
NEED YOUR money, are YOU
privilege of helping in the greatest
has ever yet offered to YOU?
KRSUADE OTHERS to Buy Bonds.
' can look a slacker in the eye and
ite with Free Born American Pa>PLY
COMPANY
iiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiuiiiiiiuuiiiiiitniin
: SHOES FOR MEN
i6
CROS8ETT AND DOUGLASS
k THESE ARE THE BEST Shoes for
Dress Wear and the PRICES ARE
RIGHT, too.
SHERWOOD
.* SHOES for the Ladies.
,t A Pull Line of
8 CHILDREN'S SHOES.
We have ALL SIZES in WORK
SHOES for Men. Women and
Children.
' McCONNELL'S
Is
n 9T Bl V MOIU: BONDS
n
e
i
; EGGS WANTED?40c"
* WE WILL TAKE ALL THE EGGS
? KKKSH EGGS?THAT YOU WILL
" BRING US AT 10 UTS. DOZEN. Cosh.
y CHOICE EKITTS?
e Wo now have a pretty good line of
I- Chdfce Fruits, including
>; FANCY BONUM APPLES,
f HOK E ORANGES,
n FINE BANANAS, and
CHOICE LEMONSLEMONS?40
CTS. Dozen.
RED ONIONS?
e Good Size and Sound?."? CTS. LB.
it 1UCMEMBER US FOR
CANDIES. CHEWING GUM.
if CIGARS, CIGARETTES. Etc.
tl B9~ BUY MORE BONDS
Yorkville Candy Kitchen
JOHN DEM AS. Prop.
CHARCOAL FOR GAS
MASKS.
THE WAR DEPARTMENT la serik
ously in need of FRUIT PITS and
NUT SHELLS to convert into Charcoal
for Gas Masks, it requires seven
pounds of Nut Shells and Fruit Pits to
f make sufficient charcoal for a single
> Gas Mask. These Fruit Pits and Nut
< Shells are being collected through the
d .voluntary efforts of the people and
F without pay. The following business
u houses and individuals have volunteer<1
ed to receive and forward all Fruit
r Pits and Nut Shells that m..y be
li brought to them:
c This is what is wanted:
c Clinton Bros- Yorkvilie.
L) Wood, McCarter & Pursley Filbert.
s J. A. Carroll R. F. D. No. 1, Filbert
', Clover Drug Store Clover
y G. W. Whitesldes & Co Sharon.
i Miss lone Ashe, McConnellsville School
>. Miss Lillis Ashe McConnellsville
). I-iney School....Yorkvilie It. F. I). So S
II Miss Alice Garrison India Hook.
"Prune pits, plum pits, apricot pits,
e peach stones, olive pits, cherry pits,
it date seeds, Brazil nut shells, hickory
nut shells, walnut shells, butternut
it shells. We need these now. Before
< leaving thorn with your grocer or oth?
er collecting agency they should be
s thoroughly dried In an oven or in the
d sun. Under no circumstances deposit
s any other pits or shells."
e Each deposit of Seven Pounds of
\ Pits and Shells deposited with any of
the above, will when reported by the
|l person or firm with whom the deposit
i. is made, be duly acknowledged in The
o Yorkvilie Enquirer,
c li. M. GRIST'S SONS,
o
; LIFE
t. IT CAN BE A SUCCESS OR A FAILP
URE. 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 tliem have a Bank account now.
Not speaking of when they were young
Perhaps you think ycu have not
enough money to start an account
Haven't you a dollar? Thr.t i~; all it
takes at THIS BANK.
Just try it for a year or six months.
)r If you do not wish to continue It you
have lost nothing by the trial.
\\ IIIt'll Hill 11 IH u. .
IT'S UP TO YOU.
Bank of Hickory Grove
^ liirKoKY <;ii(ivr. * c\
>r PAPERS FOR
THE SOLDIERS
11 THE ENQUIRER May Be Sent to
Soldiers In France or Elsewhere
With the American Expeditionary
Forces at the Regular Subscription
Prices.
? The postage rate required is for
Zone R. the highest in the schedule;
hut 110 extra charge is added to the
Subscription, rates, which are?
Three Months, 65 Cts.: Six Months,
$1.25; Twelve Months, $2.50.
vv The experience so far is that while
?r the Soldier addresses do not receive
H their papers with o.s|>eoial promptness,
0f they generally get them sooner or
later, and when the papers do arrive
they are always a source of very great
ie satisfaction.
!n L. M. GRIST'S SONS
id
>r
- Enameled Ware
w
Used by good cooks everywhere and
it grows in popularity from year to
year because it is a Satisfactory ware
"6 for cooking purposes, see us lor
PUDDING PANS.
HANDLED PORRINGERS.
STEW PANS, with Bails,
~ WASH BASINS.
Ill and other pieces.
E EVER-READY OIL CANS?
E If you need a good Oil Can. buy one
5 of our Ever-Ready. It is good. Holds
2 live gallons of oil.
E TEAS?
S You will find a choice line of TEAS
S at this store. We have Silver Rox
S Orange Pekoe, Morara, Ceylon.
E Yes. we have Fulton's Yeast,
g HOG AND DAIRY FEED?
S If you want faster growing Hogs
S and pigs, see us for Feed. If you doS
sire more milk, see us for Dairy Cow
5 Feed.
SHERER & QUINN
| MILLINERY PARLOR
f: Mrs. J. M. FERGUSON.
E NEW VELVETS?In all the newest
E Colors and Shades.
: RLACK VELVET HATS?Extremely
Low Priced for the Quality.
E NEW TRIMMINGS in Feathers.
- Fancies and Flowers.
E FRENCH WAR BRIDE VEILS?
2 A new selection just in. These are
2 all the go with the Ladies who are
2 keeping up with war-time Millinery
2 Styles.
| Mrs. J. M. FERGUSON
j BACK OUR BOYS AT THE FRONT?
j Buy 4th Liberty Bonds
j -THEN BUY SOME MORE
^ $50 $100 $500 $1,000 $5,000 $10,000
s "ABSOLUTELY SAFE"
I
? BUY ON THE INSTALLMENT PLAN?SO GO YOUR
5 FULL LIMIT
J PAYMENTS AS FOLLOWS
f 10 Per Cent Cash with Order, Nov. 21st
X 20 Per Cent December 19th
20 Per Cent JANUARY 16th
X 30 Per Cent January 30th.
I DON'T THAT LOOK EASY? IT IS EASY. PLACE
J YOUR ORDER NOW AND WITH THIS BANK.
! THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
^ YORK - - S. C.
" - ? ?-- than Vnmn
"Vou nun iK'iu-r iK ?? .^.w.
f O. E. WILKIN'S, Pi-Cttlt. R. C. ALLEIN, Cashier.
LADIES'
..READY-TO-WEAR..
We Are Having a Much Better Season on READY-TOWEAR
Than We Expected. Why?
BECAUSE OUR PRICES ARE NOT AS
HIGH AS PEOPLE EXPECTED THEM
TO BE, AND REALLY ARE MUCH
LOWER THAN CAN BE FOUND IN THE
BIGGER TOWNS AROUND US FOR LIKE
QUALITIES. THAT'S REASON ENOUGH.
A COMPLETE LINE OF COAT SUITS
In this department our stock is most complete and includes
a choice variety of the most popular styles in Blacks,
Navys and all the popular shades?making an exhibition
of Coat Suits well worth inspecting even if you don't
wish to buy just now?Priced at
$9-95 to $39-50 Each.
LADIES' COATS IN ALL STYLES
Our line of these Garments is especially attractive?attractive
both as to Quality and Style and also especially attractive
in prices?Priced at
$7.50 to $39.50
CHILDREN'S COATS
To be sure we remembered the Children when buying Coats
and now we are showing a great line ot uoats tor tne
littl folks?We want them to see these Coats?
Priced at $3-98 to $15.00
LADIES' SATIN, TAFFET?*AND CREPE
DE CHINE DRESSES
In the Best of Styles from America's fashion centers and in
all the Popular Shades?Priced at
$6.95 to $24.95
LADIES* SERGE DRESSES
In the Best and most attractive styles?an individuality and
a "Just Right" look that's all their own?Priced at
$7.50 to $34.95
JERSEY DRESSES ARE VERY HARD TO FIND
We have a few real nice ones?We'll be pleased to show
you just how nice they are and tell you the prices.
NEW SILK WAISTS
We are receiving New Silk Waists in Crepe de Chine and
Georgette every day. We want to show them to you.
You will be pleased with their style and daintiness and
also Our moderate prices.
KIRKPATRICK-BELK COMPANY
Mr BUY MORE BONDS
LADIES' WAISTS PE0FESSI0NAL caw
Our sales of LADIES' SHIRT JOHN R. HART
WAISTS are continually Browing.
The reason is that we are ATTORNEY AND COUNSELL
Specializing on these goods and AT LAW.
are offering some especially good .......
WAISTS at very low prices? Prompt and Careful Attention to
Auk to see the WIRTHMOR and Business Undertaken.
WELWORTH WAISTS?Priced Telephone No. 69. YORK, S
At $1.00 and $2.00 Each. 76 f.t
MEN'S PANTS?
Here's another line that we can _ Q __
Interest you In if you wear 'em. J. 8. SSICE
A large stock for selection with a
wide range of prices. Let us Attorney At Law.
show you. *
SHOES AND MORE SHOES? Prompt AttenUon to all 2g
Our Shoe sales are continually In- Bu8inesa of Whatever Nature.
creasing?there s a reason?Come
and see what it is. urrice Opposite Courthouse.
FEINSTEIN BARGAIN 0R WM M KENNED,
nUUoCi ? DENTAL siroeon ?
Office on Second Floor of the W
| Building.
ONION SETS- I Telephone?Office, 9": Residence 1
The ground Is right and the sea- CLEANING AND PRESSING
son Is right for planting Fall Onion TT , . ?
Sets for early Spring use. We have F economy to have y
the Onion Sets, but you will do well to nill?l?*h"Jm "i
get vour supply early, as supplies are ana ^lean Clothes
not so very Plentiful rightly pressed, add much to one's
not so xer> pienxuui. pearance. Satisfaction guaranteed.
FOR YOUR TABLE? ROYAL PRESSING CLUB,
Whatever you may want for your DORSETT. Pro|
table, whether the "Substantlals" or ?
the "Fancies" In Groceries, you'll be
pretty sure to find It at this store? MONEY TO LOAN
we cater to the man who eats?also to /-jn good Real Estate security at
the ladles who do likewise?that's why Vf p^,. cent 1,^,^.
we keep our Grocery stock up to the 12. U. j. a. MARION, Attorne
minute.
Of course we would prefer that you
come for what you want?but then if mm* ?> >r n r
you can't come tell It to us over the / I ry Jya A D If L
phone and we'll send It. J J IfI/IAAL i
W. E. FERGUSON
WE ARE PAYING THE HIGH!
CASH PRICES FOR?
SECOND HAND EGGS,
... . CHICKENS.
WAGONS
Please bring everything yon ban
.Us and see what we will do for yo
^"AnVIuIJUPwArniuQ- ,N 8P,TE 0F ?CARCITYSECOND-HAND
WAGONS? _ ?
ONE Of THEM IN A-1 SHAPE- McU??? f ' "??"? S
WE WANT TO SE|.L THEM &?
IN SHORT ORDER? We are here to do our part In hi
IF YOU NEED A WAGON AT }** f? reod the people and wo are
A LOW PRICE FOR THE "A
VALUE?SEE US QUICK.
CJTy MEAT MARKET.
CARROLL BROS. C. F. SHERER, Prop.
pr- %
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? really pi
J KNOW ?{
j WHAT AILS THE WORLD?
I The picture of that dashing II ^
woman Is in Mahaffcy's new
book at Shieder's Store. J
2 Get Ready H!
9 fs\w QoIiaaI li
C 1UI UU1UU1 i0
a WE HAVE Jl'ST C.OTTEN IN I St<
7 A FI LL STOCK OF SCHOOL th,
L SUPPLIES, CONSISTINCJ OF
X ra'
V TABLETS, PENCILS, ni,
INKS. ERASERS. PENS. "
A SCHOOL SATCHELS. th;
1 LUNCH BOXES, ETC. th(
WE HAVE A FULL STOCK tie
A OF SCHOOL BOOKS. mi
? Remember?SCHOOL BOOKS th<
V ARE SOLD FOR CASH A
ONLY dl(
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{ CLOVER DRUG STORE w*
^ R. L. WVLIF.. Proprl?-?..r f*
Phone No. 2 CLOVER, S. C.
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EXPECTED TODAY?TUESDAY |
ni
A SPECIAL, LOAD or MI LKS ami LI
MAKES. Come and Bee them. We I fl
sot in a nice load on last Wednesday. I
If you want anything In our line we J
can supply your needs and wants. g
* . BUY WAR SAVINGS STAMPS.
james bros.
T"
TAKE CASE i <
OF YOUR
ISP EYES
YOUR EYES are without a doubt y
the most important organ of the body y
and should be taken apecial care of. Y
You should have them carefully exam- x f
ined occasionally whether you wear a W
Glasses or not. If It be Real, Honest
Service and Protection you want, see y
Shieder, "Tlie Optometrist"; If It is Y m
Style you want, see Shieder also; If it x m
be the Best Glass money can buy, you A
want to see Shieder; but if it be a b'# y ?.
lot of money you want to spend, se )f # 1
some one else. Y gj
%
Ask the hundreds of glad souls who A
have been to see me about my work
and prices, and see what the man that y C.
fit you with glasses did for your pock- Y J(
etbook. jt.
All Examinations Free. ?
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COMPANY | ""
TRAIN SCIUCDULES
YORK, S. C. $
v ly
Corrected to August 1st, 1918, Sclicd- ? ^
uic figures are subject to cliange X
without notice and are not guaran- Y
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WEST BOUND V
No. 117 No. 113 No. 35 A
Lv. Rock Hill 7.35pm 4.46pm 6.00am I A U
Ar. York 8.10pm 6.18pm 6.33am V IjC
Ar. Blacksburg 6.20pm 7.40ain Y ..t
Lv. Blackiburg 6.30pm 9.15am Y
Ar. Rutherfordton.. 8.60pm 11.06am A <* 1 f
Ar. Marion 12.10pm A |J|
EAST BOUND Y
No. 86 No. 114 No. 118 ? ni
Lv. Marion 4.40pm y
T.U Plttkor/orrllon K C or. .*
Ar. Blacksburg 7.55pm 7.36am i
.OR Lv. Blackabure 8.06pm 9.20am ,j.
Lv. York 9.16pm. 10.30am 6.40am A B(
Ar. Rock Hill..- 9.60pm 11.06am 7.16am
Trains Nos. 35, 36, 113 and 114, con- A
C nect with main line trains at Blacks- <
\t' burg to and from points North and V JL
South. ?
N'os. 36 and 36 connect with trains
at Marion to and from Asheville and ?
points East and West ? CI
Nos. 117, 118, 36 and 114 connect at $ ^
Rock Hill with trains to and from ,Laaa
. Charlotte and Columbia.
* For more detailed Information, ap- xi ' Anj
ply to Local Agents. .? e
W. E. McGEE S. H. McLEAN, War ba
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- NATIONAL
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? A LIBERTY BOND is an American citiz
ance policy on his Americanism. It ii
1 antee to his children and their chi
those principles which have spelled Oppo:
^ur him shall exist for them,
tre- What life Insurance means to every mi
' Liberty Bonds mean to our Nation and our
aP- Only the man, who voluntarily, or thn
of circumstances, leaves to others the futu
of his loved ones, will leave his Country's
V protected.
The widows and the orphans who mu
strangers for their support are but poorl;
for. Either they become objects of char
1 drudges of the community. In either e>
lives are pitiful'and the memory of him
them thus is stained with the blemish of ni
7 Oama ft 0 Itn nr(1llno>1v now vnQP Q ft Of VP
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hundreds of dollars, not to insure our Uvi
r termed, but to insure the purpose of our Hi
We have pledged ourselves to our wiv<
children to keep them from want and de
to educate our boys and girls; to guard the
their youth from the hardships and misery
ty, and finally to see them established
28T equipped to face life, self-reliant, and asi
full measure of happiness and self-respect,
though we die before the fullflllment of our
pass with the guarantee that death has not
purposeThat
is life insurance.
Not to insure your country for your chi
wreck that purpose.
You can guarantee your loved ones not!
do not first guarantee to them the principl
? erty and the blessings of democracy.
They can know no happiness if the
Stripes are not gloriously to wave over th?
If this Nation must bow in disgrace am
3m" to the Kaiser and the creeds he represents,
your life Insurance. There can be no edui
. no comfort in a nation that is not insured I
"? .
THIS SPACE DONATED TO ]
CLINTON BROTHERS.
.TREME HAMS. 38 CTS. lb.; LINK SAUSAGE. SO CTS. Ib.
RESH CABBAGE 5 CTS. !b.
E ARF OVERSTOCKED OX COFFEE AND WANT TO CLOSE
IT OUT QUICK?WE OFFER
1-tb- Cans LUZIANXE. 50 l-!b. Cans MAXWELL HOUSE, and
75 1-It>. Cans VIRGINIA PRIDE COFFEE at COST. See us for
NK SALMON?At 23 CTS. Can.
USCO?At COST. This is a splendid high-grade shortening.
.D DUTCH CLEANSER?Chases Dirt?At 8 CTS. Can.
IAN DMA WASHING POWDER?At 5 CTS. Pkg.
ST RECEIVED?10 Cases WHITE KARO?5 Ib. and 10 Ib.
Buckets?The Best substitute for Sugar.
wr BUY MORE IJBERTY BONDS **
LINTON BROS. - - Y0RK,S.C.
TIIE CASH STORE '
[ffiioN CROSS OF KAISER WILLIAM
* * * 4" # #
Above is a very good imitation of the "Iron Cross" be- '
>wed by thousands upon the "valorous" (?) soldiers of
; Fatherland for especially "meritorious service"?the
waging of women of Belgium and France, the slaying of
1 men and women and babies, the carrying into worse
an hell itself of the young girls of France and Belgium,
: crucifixion of Allied soldiers and countless other atrocis
too numerous to mention, but absolutely verified?by
litary agents of the Beast of Berlin. Thousands upon
ausands of these crosses have been bestowed upon the sol;rs
and the Kaiser has yet other thousands that we would
positively delighted to present to American patriots (f)
10 refuse or fail to Buy Fourth Liberty Bonds under the
cuses of "Haven't the money," "Bought in the last loan."
eace will soon be here," and so on ad nauseam ad infinim.
Yes, to be sure, the Kaiser would be pleased to give
e of these Iron Crosses to every American who falls down
the job of Buying Bonds.
This Bank certainly hopes that there will not be a canlate
for an Iron Cross in reach of this Bank when the
ind Sale closes on October 19th?We don't believe there
11 be either?There are but few in this Bank's territory?
her white or black?but who can at least purchase a $50
berty Bond. DO IT TODAY. The call is urgent?We
ven't won the war yet?It may be months before the end
md again if we don't loan the Government the Six Billion
Is asking as a LOAN, it is a sure thing that a little later
WE WILL GIVE IT TO THE GOVERNMENT in
> form of TAXES.
BUY TODAY AND BUY TO YOUR LIMIT.
Be Sure that YOU are no candidate for an Iron Cross. . j
RST NATIONAL BANK OF SHARON I .
H. SAYS, Pres. J. S. HARTNESS, Cashier |
DUBBELWEAR" .iH?} I
BOY'S CLOTHING /// ?
S*nsttcnon Guamktie!) oq MokeyTIefunow lIaM \ <
LOTHING II
OR WELL /SHI I
RESSED BOYS OT T
ie Us For Correct ^
lothes for Your Boy
1
Quite true, this store caters very much to the grown-up
;n who want the Best in Clothing, Hats, Shoes, Under- 11
ar, and Furnishings, but at the same time we never forget \ \
; needs of the j;
YOUNGER GENTLEMEN OF THE FAMILY. ;;
They must be properly clothed?Yes, neatly and stylish- J J
clothed in clothes that are made with a purpose other ;;
in "just to sell." We have Boys' Clothing that would be 11
ite satisfactory to many well dressed men if sizes and 11
des were for older folks. 11
"DUBBELWEAR" "DUBBELBILT" i;
c sell both brands of Boys' Clothing?One is made up of 11
tter goods than the other?Both are worth every cent at ?;
lich they are priced, as a critical inspection will convince <
nost any one who is a judge of clothing values?We have 11
JBBELBILT SUITS?rln Grays, Brown, Greens?At ;;
$9.75, $12.75 and $16.75. ?[
JBBELWEAR SUITS?In Blue Serges, Grays, Browns 11
and pleasing Mixtures?Priced from U
$5.50 to $10.00 a Suit, y
DYS' OVERCOATS?Priced at $5.00 to $17.50 51
ACKINAWS?Some beauties, just in $17.50 ?
Sizes range up to 18 years. 7
JVENILE SUITS?For the little fellows, who want to be ?
just as well dressed as the older boys?$6.50 and $7.00. ?
10ES J. M. STROUP SHOES i
f day is a Good Day to Buy I Xr' Any day is a Good Day to Buy
vings Stamps. I War Savings Stamps.
LIFE INSUURANCE
en's Insur- Each of us must guarantee to our own, insofar
, his guar- 518 11 18 humanly possible to do, that the flghtfor life,
idren that liberty and the pursuit of happiness as we have
rtunlty for known it, shall exist for them.
Others may look after your children when you
in's family are 8T?ne. but H ,8 not manly to aek of them to do It.
. p'jaj. Others may protect and secure your Country and
augh force your Flag for you, but it is un-American to shirk the
ire welfare burden.
future un- A Liberty Bond is insurance against Prussian militarism.
st look to A Liberty Bond is your guarantee to your children
Y provided and their children that freedom shall be theirs to
lty or the enjoy.
. ont their 11 is a policy insuring every other investment you
i who left have ever made.
?glect If the United States fails in this struggle against
>ar several autocracy, you fall.
ss, as it Is You can save nothing if the United States loses^e9<
For you to make a success of life Uncle Sam must
J8 and our succeed.
gradation; If the Ship of State is submarined by the agents of
m through autocracy you are one of the passengers.
of pover- You have taught your children to love the Flag.
I properly You have taught them the blessings of life in the
aired of a United States, under the Stars and Stripes. They exAnd
even Pect, as they have the right to expect, to enjoy those
pledge we blessings.
killed our A liberty Bonds is your National Life Insurance.
It is proof of your Americanism.
It is a policy safe-guarding the welfare of your
ldren is to family.
If you are not leaving to others the care of your
ling <f you loved ones after you are dead, do not leave to others
leu of Lib- all the responsibility of maintaining for them their
Country and their Flag.
Stars and AH of us face danger now.
?n. All of us must carry National Protection.
A dishonor It were better to leave your family poor in the
then drop Land of Freedom and of Opportunity than to leave
cation and them rich by your hoarded savings in a country
by its peo- marred by the tyranny of a despot
LIBERTY BOND CAMPAIGN BY SAM M. GRIST.
' $