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STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION OF ? THE LOAN AND SA VINGS BANK i j Located at York, S. C., at the Close of Business November 1, 1918. RESOURCES. < j Loans and Discounts $51S.GGS 34 ( ? Overdrafts .... 35.596 21 I ( Bonds and Stocks owned by the Bank 41.S21 23 ] , Other Real Estate Owned 8.915 00 j i Duo from Ranks and Bankers 108.803 89 , I Currency - 17.000 00 | Gold m-" 1 I Silver atid Other Minor Coins 2.723 26 j > other Resources 10.000 <>0 ( | Checks and Cash Items " i [ TOTAL - 1741.137 99 i [ LIABILITIES. J i Capital Stock Raid In ' cLTm aa!i 1 Surplus Fund ??.0W ! I Undivided Rrolita, less Current Expenses and Taxes Raid , ,f, 2, i ! Due to Banks and Bankers - . ... " ' '^ 1 , Individual Deposits Subject to Check ^ G.-jll - i ( Savings Dftpoalta - ? ii I ! Time fVrtitl. ates of Deposit 1511 Cs 5SS.G32 67 | ( ashler s Checks - ' li , Bills Rayahle, including Certificates for Money Borrowed . ioofiu 00 ! ' other Liahililies. vis: Reserved lor Interest and Taxes t( i $711,137 99 I j STATE or .SOI Til CAKOU NA-COITNTV OFYMtK ?: . I ( HetOre Jl(! Came l,. v?. t.uo,,.. , .... inK duly sworn, says that tto<s above and for* - 'linj statonn nt is a true condition j! ? of said Hank, as shown by the hooks of said Hank. ( C. W. M. rjKK. I Sworn to and subscribed in-fore m< tiiis 9th day of November, l^lv I [ (iKO. W. WlblJAMS. Notary Public. S. P. (SKAI.). ' I < orr< ct?Attest: B. N. Moore, C. E. Spencer, J. S. Brice. Directors. Charter No. 9,533. Reserve District No. 5 | 1 REPORT OF CONDITION OF | [ THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK, AT SHARON jj In the State of South Carolina, at the Close of Business on November 1st, 1918. i ' KKSWUKCKS. | ? Loans and discounts, including rediscounts, (except j i those shown in l> and c) . $107,030 07 i Total loans $107,030 o7 $107,030 07 | U. S. bonds (other than Liberty Bonds, but including jj U. S. certificates of indebtedness): _ . '( I i'. S. Hoods deposit-"I to .secure circulation (|?ar value) 35.000 00 3.>,000 0o ( i Liberty Loan bonds: IJberty Loan Bonds, 34, 4. anil 4J |s r cent, unph?ltr?-?I . . 8,Son (Ml 8.850 on i j stuck of Federal Resetvo Hank (Do per cent of subscrip- ] i tlon) 1,050 0o j i Value of Ranking bouse, owiu <1 anil unincumbered ... 1.200 ?o I 1 K'luity in Hanking House 1,200 00 ( J Furniture an?l Fixtures 800 oc i , L-iwlul licw rve with Federal R serve Itank 19.600 o J i Cash in vault ami net amounts due front National Hanks 91.685 0:* { i Checks on banl.s located outside of city or town of re- :l J porting Bonk antl other cash Items Its 1 Redemption fund with I'. S. Treasurer and due front iJ i 1*. S. Treasurer - 1,250 00 ( i TOTAL $320,719 CO j | LIABILITIES. il ; Capital stock $ 25.000 00'J i Surplus Fund 10,000 00 t'ndivlded profits $ 7,555 10 J I Less current expenses, interest, and taxes paid 2.01-1 35 5.510 M | ' Circulating Notts outstanding 25,000 00 i | Net amounts due to National Hanks 40.500 00 if Total of Items 32 and 33 $40,500 00 i , Demand deposits (other than bank deposits) subject to I Reserve (deposits payable within 30 days): 1 Individual deposits subject to check 11I.CI5 41 li j Cashier's Checks outstanding 1.830 SS J Total of demand dejiosits (other than bank depos- J iIts) subject to Reserve, Ititns 31, 35, 30. 37. 38 I I 39. 40. and II $116,312 29 , | Time deposits subject to Reserve (payable after 30 days or subject to 30 days or more notice, and |K>stal sav- I , ini;s): _ i (Yi1 invites cd" deposit (other than for money borrowed) .. Ss.316 14 ( ( Utier time de|M>sits 9.850 16 | j Total of Time deposits subject to Reserve, Items 42, . I 13. It. and t5 $98,166 50 I TOTAL $320,719 60 | I STATU OF SOUTH CAROLINA?County of York ss: I. J. S. IIARTNKSS, Cashier of the above-named bank, do solemnly swear ' that the above statement is true to the best ot my knowledge and belief. i J. & HAKTNESS, Cashier. , j ISuhsrrlhed ;uul sworn to before mo this 9th day 01 ssuwmwt, ...... (SEAL) C. S. PKATT, Notary Public. Correct?Attest: J. S. Rainey, J. E. Plexico, J. L. Rainey, Director*. n .. n see us for fulghum seed oats-we , i AUCTION SALE OF || rfai fctatf VULCAN TuRNPLOWS lYElTlL EujIfllL MosT GOOD FARMERS hiu.w that ' ! till- VI I.I'AN TUR.NPl.oW in aetiial |j | use 01 the farm, is the eipial of any i I0.;:o?The Moore l'arai Prop- tr.rnplow that was n. r made and as | ortvon 1'Vrry uml Vork !"' unahty there is nothing in 1C?muI iiits:-. Wo s> II tin' \l l.l AN, and | 1.30 P. M.?The Kerr Fnrni on ,|!IV" ?n four sir.es 1 and : horse , Kii^s ..ouiiluln strwt. " 'ts. yo" w"n". """I1* ,h" 1 soil for rail cram sowing?-I se a! Vulea.. plow lor hotter work. !i 1 PURINA HORSE AND MULE FEED J TIIECnAV WAV 1QTU Thoi-o aIV foods and feels, hut aftera I IIMWrt I llvf# Ijln ll is all said the Original I'urina Horse, i and Mule l-'eed is the REST to he had. I, That's \vh> we s II 't. I 1 Watch The Next Enquirer for Full I)o- Lilowise with PURINA Chicken'I j tails miii Iiiforniation. -Use it if von want the Host. |i SPARTAN DAIRY GRAINS? j Has demonstrated to scores of cow i ATLANTIC COAST T/,KJ;^!r,''i,t11,,ro- ! ? iuci-h khsl l?ls--tlMk most milkuml i REALTY COMPANY cost. to i.e 11 suit* we st'h n. i1 i 1 l-'EKGUSON & YOUNGRI.OOD;! Bay Mu,(s N?m W THANK YOU- ! we wish to thank those of ' 1 OUR CUSTOMEIts WHO HAVE Ah- J I READY PAID US THE AMOUNTS J | DUE O.Y FERTILIZER NOTES. AND I if w we wish to remind those of our customers who havent i yet attended to this matter i that these notes are now i and we especially j request th \t they pay these NOTES REFoRE THE Bkkii - ;?r.e ? tnWe I ! -1 of to enable to do this we i due tiro sure that attend to | this without unnecessary delay. I They certainly are not likely to be J 1 cheaper. Mules are scarce on the vr,D1, cTrnrtr \r eoiiniKiv <! Western Markets and later on you may YORK iUT PLY COMPANY i | not find as good selections as we can Wholesale and Itetntl. show you now. Our prices are right I for the qualities. Our treatment will > bo Fair and Square all the time. Oouic _ _______ I and see our Mules. LADIES' SKIRTS? JAMES BROS. i L.AD1KS" SKlltTS is one of our ' s|H-eialties and we have a splendid line ? ot these and you'll tlnd that we can _ ! satisfy you in Quality, Styles and the I Tsti n n | aa 11'rices. l/l I s show you. mNPIFSAM Ishoes- 5 Uil vJLiij ijrilTl No. sir. we haven't the l>isr?rcst line I .. . i?.i? town?\'a we haven't J m 11 ___ _ . 'tin- bimrest variety for selection. 1 tut % Sells War Saving Stamps, we have a First-na** stork of shoe* x for M?-n. Women ami Children and Aim /lAHJinrTrrnn 1,011 anil will irive >ou as much St\le. 3 INK I 11 Vlrh I I IIIK Qualit > and Shoe Value for your Shoe i UUIl vl/lTil Lilll V/ll .Money as You will ;? t anywhere. Ho I e* 11 /"? r j >OM :,s'v f?1- ntore? 0 Sells Gasoline?ana ready-to-wear hats? :9 _____ We iiuve a splendid assortment of 0 U7F 171 TDMlCIj Indies' Headv-to-Wear Hats in very *i If Li I UnilLjil eonsiderahle variety and you'll tlnd the X Styles, the Qualities and the Prices at- i y FREE AIR? tractive. Let us show you. ! ??<! Qoa TTo i FEINSTEIN BARGAIN j VU111C (UXU MVV _ HOUSE YORK MOTORCAR CO. seasonable GOODS j S. L. COURTNEY. Proprietor. The co,d winds of winter are just i around the corner and before long you / ??? will be wanting on something a little TO DEBTORS AND CREDITORS i bit heavier and a little bit warmer than A 4 LL persons indebted to the estate of ' ummers'-You'lI need Union < A l u CAMPBELL, deceased, are I hereby notified to make payment to ?,n JhiHnn I? v_ .. - i good line for men. women, children. \ the undersigned, and persons ha\ ing SWEATERS, too. A full line for1J claims against said estati^are ad\ised . ,adU.s. ltoy9 aml girls-The.Vre } to present the same to me, duly au- i thenticated. within the time prescrib- * * *' RR'llT. TOO. cd by law. HEADQUARTERS FOR SHOES h BESSIE CAMPBELL. Admrx. Yes. that's true. We have them?lots ^ November 5, 1918. S9 t 3t of SHOES?Shoes that will please al- Y most anybody in Style and Quality? 9 * THE TIRZAH GINNERY know *<>" wi" ? "tisfied with J JiL_., , , ... . . . , Our Price*. Come and fee them. ^Rril.L hereafter l>e operated only on Come and see for Shoe*. Underwear'? TT Thursday. Friday and Saturday of ancj anything else you need for the i each week, and will continue to buy winter's wear. I h Seed from its Gin Customers at the prices fixed G. W. WHITESIDES & CO I? 90 2t T. R. Glenn. Manager. ^IIARON - S. C. UNITED \ ' Meetings and Spea Me J ! PLACES, DATES, SPEAKERS J [ BETIIAXY?Tuesday?7.30 p. n>. Rev. J. L. Gates, J i John E. farroll. ! ! MILLER'S SCHOOL, HOUSE. Xo. 3? Tuesday Night, 7.30. | I Rev. J E. Mahaffey, i [ Col. J. G. Wardlaw. J i BETIf-SHILOlI?Tuesday, 7.30 p. m. ( ! MaJ. W. B. Moore. Rev. \V. P. Grlrr. | [ WILKKKSOV?'Tuesday. 7.30 p. m. Rev. Elzie Myers. J i Rev. R. O. Pressley. ! | FILIJKRT?Tuesday, 7.30 p. m. J i Rev. B. H. WauRh. Rev. J. P. Tucker. i [ nrM/OTK'S CKKEK. Tuesday. 7.30. Rev. W. R. Arrowood. I [ R. M. Mitchell. J | SHADY OROVK?Tuesday, 7.30 p. m. I ] J. M. Paysintrer. I [ Rev. J. B. Svvann. ! i M < <T> \NFL!>SV ILLE?Tuesday. 7.30. ( | J. A. Marlon. J. R. Lindsay. ! ] OLIVE?Tuesday, 7.30 p. ni. Rev. T. T. Walsh. J. C. Wilborn. i | MOUNTAIN VIEW, Tuesday, 7.30. ] l W. H. Wllkerson, I [ Starke Slaughter. J | BROAD RIVER?Wednesday, 7 30. i | Rev. Elsie Myers. I , \V. S. Wilkerson. | I BKKRSHEBA?Wednesday, 7.30 p. in. Rev. E. B. Hunter, J. R. Blair. | J SHARON? To be arranged by Rev. E. B. J i Hunter. i | BLAIRSVILLF?Wednesday, 7.30 p. m. # ??> o. rii>Miifnr, 9 Kev. B. G. Pressley. 1 MILLER, No. -18?Wednesday, 730. J | Rev. F. H. Wardlaw. ( , Geo. W. Williams. ] ! SUTTON* SPRINGS?Wednesday, 7.30. I | Rev. W. B. Arrowood, A. M. Erwln. President Wilson, Secre slacken their efforts in the; in an appeal to the men of 1 "Even if an armistice i terms of peace will be discu the division will go 011 with "There is nothing in tl and as soldiers it is our dut tion to the contrary." Everyone is urged to a fort arouse an interest in t] ii fHAIRMEN VICT< IJNO. E. CARROLL, Chair School No. Boy? District Naine of School and No. Glrlt. 2 Bethany - 21 A 3 Bethel .......12 \ S Ancona 23 \ 9 Wilkerson 8 Ji 10 Shudy Grove 8 i 11 York .. 60 ^ 13 McConnellsville 32 J ( ! 15 Bullock's Creek 27 J < , 16 Olive 9 ? J I 1" Piedmont 9 ^ l IS Broad River 8 J ( 1 19 BecrHheba 6 J I ' 20 Sharon 22 J <[ 21 Filbert 11 J ] | 22 Bowling Green 22 > I 22 Brandon 10 5 I 23 Point 16 5 i | 24 Dixie 11 J !| & WE MA GOOD FI MACHINERY IS NOW IN FIRST-' GRINDING THE NEV W E ARE GRINDING WHEAT Our ROLLER MILL has been tl the machinery has been put in first-c old Bolting Cloths have teen replaced We have a First-Class MILLER ness, and we are here to GIVE ABS TION to all patrons, whether they freight or messenger, or whether they WE G DO NOT THROW A WAT And WC Yonr Cotton Sm4 Mm I Sack* ,n p. i ?Keep tlitm vbar* yon cm iu oc throw them Into roar war- Olir Floi on when yon rose to town. We will b?y than. Mill ( separai YORKVULE COHON 0 VAR WORK C kers for the Various Schoc issage From Dr. John R. A A TELEGRAM FROM DE. JOHN E. MOTT National Chairman Urges Need For Liberal Contribution. tiaWUiii'luu, AutiubcT u, luib. l'itos. 1''. HciMH, iuik, s. C. "it ia Uie uiuua uuuuu.<?uu oi Uie tuned War Work Campaign Committee trial uo mutter now near or now uiauiui permanent peace may Of, uie long periou oi uenioumaauoa ami uie period vvmcn will precede uciiiouniiuuou, w iu present greater need tuun ever lor Uie service 01 uie seven co-operating urgumxauous, una, uiereiore Unit lue requested oversuoseripuou of lifty i*er Cent, is uioat necessary. Our advisers of the American army and navy concur ui Uus judgement. 1 iiave conferred on Uie auujeel vviui Uie War IXpartmeui ana t'resiuent V\ ilsou, and Uiey sitting I) CllipiiUi)liC U1C 11CCU UlUl liiijA/i uuicv U1 Uiib work lor tiie period to follow ix-bbuuou of hostilities. "A tetter from President Wilson will appear wiuiut two tluys expressing his sauafaclioit una our plans have Iavu eutargwl to render tni-. great patriotic service. "Alie uiouuia following victorious ending or (iic war will be accouipaiiictl with special dangers. Wo need not he solicitous for our soluici-s uud suitors when lliey arc drilling and lighting uud confronting the great adventures of life and death; but luthcr when their great excitement has been withdrawn, and discipline relaxed, and hours of leisure multiplied, and temptuiious are increased, llie seven organizations will then be more needed titan ever to prevent the period of dcmobdizulioii becoming a period of demoralization. "It took over two years to complete deniobdirutiou at the AVaneo- Prussian war; eighteen mouths after the Turco-ltussian wur; sixteen moutlis after the SpanishAmerican war; ten montiis after the South African war, and thirteen moutlis after the Kusso-Japanese wur. "All vv.th whom we have consulted agree tliat it will require more tlmn one year to demobilize our American forces. For tills period of gravest danger, our organizations are planning to enlarge greatly our physical and social program by presenting such helpful counter-attractions us to keep men from wrong associations and practices. Wo arc also extending our great educational program Involving the use of thousands of tcaclvers and spending millions of dollars on text books and reference books. "A remarkable religious program will be conducted, -including the using of leading religious preachers and teachers of America to occupy all the time of our men hi these useful ways will cost much more than to help them during n fragment of their time. "We, therefore, call upon the entire American people to subscribe generously in grateful recognition of the marvelous service rendered by our men, and with the firm purpose to make the period of demobilization not a oeriocl of nhvsical. mental and moral dete rioratlon or weakening, but rather a period of elmraetcr building, of growth in useful knowledge and working effleieney and of preparation for assuming larger rcsponslbili- , tics as citizens on their return home. "Please give this message immediately to the press. ' (Signed) JOIIX It. MOTT." J tary Baker and (General Leonar$Sfood have present drive for the United War Work Car ;he Tenth Division: s signed, it doesn't mean the end of the wai ssed. They may or may not be agreed upor the same energy and spirit as heretofore, le present situation which justifies a change y to carry on without reference to an armis ttend the meetings in the different School 1 liis United War Work Campaign. )RY BOYS AND GIRLS 01 man Victory Boys. Miss LITJ.IS AS School Chairmen. DUtrict Name of School No. liases Lena Howell, 25 Clark's Fork Anna Stephenson. 33 Philadelphia . Irs. J. B. Ford. 34 Turkey Creek .! liss Ada Saunde.rs 37 Clover lias Lena Wllkerson. 38.. Hopewell liss Eula Latham. 40 Hickory Grove Irs. Ross Cannon. 41 Santiago liss Violet Anderson. 42 Langham Irs. J. E. McAllley. 43 Smyrna t itola aohn 17 Qnttnn SnHnco liss Cora Xeely- 48 Miller liss Mabel Foster. 49 Cotton Belt Irs. Henry McDaniel. 51 Guthrlesville iliss Myrtle Henry. 53 Union lias Lizzie Wood. 54 New Zion .liss Margaret Riddle. 56 Blairsvlllc .liss Lucy Burns. 57 Falrview ...... ? liss Jessie Alexandria. 57 Hero ,11 ss Lula Smith. 57 Cross Roads HOS. F. McDOW, County Chairman For We. Irs. J. R. CANNON Chairman Woman's War MMMMWMWWMMMMAMMMWM WWMVMMMMWI H iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii KE N 10 ?i .OUR 1 Hi ONTH CLASS SHAPE FOR J f q J CROP. E ! J SIDE BOARDS .. , ^ IM extensic fioroughly overnauled, r lass condition, and all J ? HALL 1 with New ones. # s who knows his busi- ? = I OLUTE SATISFAC- * | send their wheat by t = ' ?n person. J | This Sale is for < RIND CORN TOO, ? | and to get the i Grind It As It Ought V | COUnt all goods Ground. ? 5 Special Discoun' iring Mill is on the Ofl { ? for New Goods jround, but entirely | jjiterests y0(1 ^ ,c' f | grade furnishing IL COMPANY jj YORKFURNI iiiiuiiiiiuiiflmiiiiuiiiiiiiiiii . * . A i. V v Rev. W. P. Grier. J [ ( [ J. E. Beamguanl. ( I j 1 ^ DIXIE?Tuesday, 7.30 p. m. J ! \ j John R. Hart. I ! < | " Geo. W. Williams. ( | J i L==ll==J CI/OYEU?Thursday. 7.30 p. in. ' ! ' ' I HHE Rev. E. E. Gillespie, John R. Hart. ( i ( [ H T)IT1 HOPEWELL?'Thursday, 7.30 p. in. | 1 J J fll OU Rev. W. B- Arrowood. 1 ! 1 ! i I Rev. Elzle Myers. HICKORY GROVE?Tuesday, 7.30. i j J | j j Thos. F. McDow, ! I ! 1 i i Rev. E. E. Gillespie. 1 I ! i ! ' I . 1 l TTnil SANTIAGO?Thursday, 7.30 p. in- i 1 1 I ; ' Rev. J. E. Mahaffey, ! [ < j j ?* John E. Carroll. J , J j , I AMQ, SMYRNA?1Thursday, 7.30 p. m. ] I j 1 ; ! Beaty Wllkerson. ] 1 I 1 i ' Rev. E. B. Hunter. ( i i [ ; j GI THKIESVILLE?Thursday, 7.30. | j i ] j | Rev. B. H. Waugh, I | j [ ! ! Ab , I. W. Johnson. J | j I I ; UNION?Thursday, 7.30 p. n?. ! ! 1 ! ! MKN, Rev. H. A. Whltten. ! ' ! ! i t B0Y? Rev. W. P. Grier. | | J | j NEW ZION?Thursday, 7.30 p. in. i [ j [ j ; Rev. T. T. Walsh. I | ] i j | Col. J. G. Ward law. I 1 1 I I 1 1 i BO YS EAIRVIEW?Thursday, 7.30 p. m. ] j j I BOYS Rev. J. U Yandell, j I ( | j : ? E- W. Pursley. 1 I 1 1 | 500 HERO?Thursday, 7.30 p. m. 1 ! !1 i $1 00 J. E. Beamguard, ! ! ! 1 ' ! Rev. W. G. Xlckell. I 1 I ! ! ! ! | ]! i ; Viii ) all warned the people not to ! j ;! jn npaign. General Wood says, I I man, t\ It simply means that the |yjv| 1. The work and training of :j i of procedure 011 our part ? J | tice until we receive instrucDistricts and by Personal ef- j! j i | F WESTERN YORK iijifl < j ] I >HE, Chairman Victory Girls. ! |;! ? a! ??????-??????- j 1 1 j ,j. ai No. Boys j I | ' X II and Chairmen. i 1 I ! V Vi< Girls. | j < | J n< 8 Mrs. Jeff D. Whitesldes. l| ]! f ? 12 Miss Iola Garrison. ] i . I X T71 6 Mrs. Jno. Plexico. J 1 j j A " 54 Miss Jean Pressly- i 1 1 Y Hand 21 Miss Belle McGlll. i | < j ? Well 24 Miss aMrgaret Faulkner. 1 i ! X 0*c? 13 Mr. Emmett Pursley. I i 1 ? KXI1 16 Miss Ruby Devinney. i 1 Big * 8 Miss Edith McGlll. i j CHA 5 Mrs. Jno. T. Feomster. 1 I 1 I Hanc 11 Miss Elizabeth Williams. 'ill Y $2.50 14 Mrs. Briun Hall. j I I X 75 C 16 Miss Aggldel Moore. i 1 I 1 y four 5 Miss Barnette Miller. 1 ! 1 ! Y Blue 4 Miss Ethel Burns. 1 I ' i X 10 Q 14 Miss Carrie Love- 1 I 1 I X Men' 19 Miss Annie Lyle Allison. J | J i, X 75 c ? Miss vioia aici antr. a jjen ? Miss Mar>' Summerford. ' ! < 'i V FAN j 1 i | 11 Work Campaign Com. | j j | | <0 DISCOUNT l h = ? SPE" E FOLLOWING GOODS | | RA NE WEEK | | Cro 3, BUFFETS, | )N TABLES, | CAW TREES, | ras, JINOLEUMS, s lab?R LIBRARY TABLES? | SJi <*? ? for us to i S sequence 3ne Week Only, beginning Today, | J?edh?^e idvantage of the 10 per cent dis- | p,e?uXJ; are CASH. The reason for this | tha t Snip n+ this time is to make room 2 now arriving?but the point that ? but'win f = bring thei the 10 per cent discount on high E b*vmg * IS In other i re that you need and want Now. as soon a > * S them at t HIRE AND HARDWARE CO. J iiiniiHiinuiiiuiuiiiiiniraiiiHinHiiiinHiiiiiiiiiiitaiTi JN '? ? T YOUR BILLS ? ?" YOUR LOOSE DOLLARS EPOSIT. "Let Your Money Help You Make Money"? OUR CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT iif 1 Per Cent Interact If left for Three Months or More, i be moat attractive, considering the SAFETY and how availhey are in the event You should find it necessary to use the e keep Your Records and keep them Correctly, If You place business with this Rank. IE FIRST NATIONAL BANK "You Had Better Be Safe Than Sorry.'* WILKIN'S, Breed t. K. C. ALLEIN, Cashier. YORK - - S. C. 11 =JBI 301 m IE MOTHER AND SONS INDICTED I Most pernicious ''Miss" ou earth Miss Ed. U. Cation and Her Sons Charged with wanton destruction Millions of Men, Billions of Money For full account of awful crime . read "What Ails the World" from cover to cover and be convinced CALL FOR A COPY AT SHEIDER'S 31 I Ell 3BI 3BI =3P^ LJ ^* wi.7 wt?>t mhmmiwiITi tUWM1 1 THE CREAM OF MERCHANDISE I AT RIGHT PRICES ! lilton Hickory Shirting?the Cream 9Q<? | \ Shirt Cloth?Here tin? yard " i ! <KEAG OUTING?The Cream of Outing?At 35 CTS. Yd. j RSIDE CHEVIOTS?The Cream of Cheviots?At 35 CTS. Yd. . ! K SHEETING?Heavy Unbleached?36 Inches Wide?At ! 25 CTS. Yard. SPECIALS ? MEN'S ODI) COATS i j t 200 in the Lot?All sizes?Priced at i $3.50, $5.00, $6.50 and $7.50 for Choice , ! S $3.00 HEAVY SWEATERS?SPECIAL for This Week | | nd all of Next Week?At $1.50 ; I' BROGAN SHOES?Priced at $1.50 Pair | | y Women's Coats?Worth up to $15 CO CA i j ?To Close Out?Choice ?pO??Jv i ; !' CORDUROY PANTS?Priced at $1.50 and $2.00 Pair ; 1 I* CORDUROY SUITS?Priced at $6 50 and $7.50 Suit ' i S' CORDUROY SUITS?Sizes 7 to 8 years?Priced at $3.98 Suit ! ( Ladies' Skirts?At $1.50, $2, $3.50 Up to $10. ' WINDOW SHADES?A Good Value?At 69 OTS. Each j i' ODD PANTS?Priced at 50 CTS., 75 CTS., and $1.00 Pair , S HEAVY SHOES?All Sizes?Priced at ! | $2.50, $3.50 and $5.00 Pair t McConnell's Often?New Goods Are Arriv- i ; g Every Day?Something New All the Time. C0NNE1L DRV GOODS COMPANY I CHEAPEST STORE IN SOUTH CAROLINA. NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC ! >reparing for this Sale I have assembled Mer- X landise for one of the Greatest Bargain Events x rer pulled off in this County. I have in stock x id on the road (to be here this week) Goods of x 1 kinds that will pay you to buy for the money. X ; will make you money by saving you money. I f{ ive everything to be found in a First-Class $ ountry Store handling General Merchandise, t 2RE ARE PRICES! READ, ACT QUICK. | Isomcly made EIGHT-DAY CLOCKS?At $3.98 Each & made ALARM CLOCKS, new pattern?At $1-19 Each V rated and Plain CUPS and SAUCERS, and PLATES $1.39 Set T i'ES and FORKS?At $1.19 Set J, Assortment of PENCIL and PEN TABLETS?Each 5 CTS. a MPION Single Barreled SHOT GUNS?At $7.98 Each $ Isome 75 Cts. HARMONICAS (Harpa)?At 48 CTS. Each V i Heavy GRAY SHIRTS?At $1.91 Each V ts. TRIPPLE GRIP SCISSORS?At 48 OTS. Pah- 3, -Quart COVERED TIN BUCKETS?At 39 CTS. Each <. Enamel 4-Quart COFFEE POTS?At 69 CTS. Each < uart TIN MILK BUCKETS?At 20 CTS. Each '' s CALF SKIN LEATHER WORK GLOVES?At $1.24 Pair \ \ ts. WINDOW SHADES?At ...._ - 67 CTS. Each ,, s 110.00 RAIN COATS?Good ones?At $5-39 Each <> OY OUTINGS? and GINGHAMS?At 34 CTS. Yard <? ry FIVE STRING BROOMS?At 94 CTS. Each * J I BLUE ENAMEL DISH PANS?At 94 CTS. Each , [ llso have a splendid line of POCKET KNIVES?a dandy line? . ? on the road?Expected every day. 1 ? 1 DRUG LINE COMPLETE?Includes Wine of Cardul. Sloan's ; | Liniment, Black Draught. Dr. Miles' Anti-Pain Pills, Camphor. , , Quinine, Oil, Turpentine. Vlck's Croup and Pneumonia Cure, < > Dr. King's New Dlscvovery, Calomel and all other necessary ? > drugs In common use in the home. J | MY GROCERY LINE IS COMPLETE , , will have the best of everything for You, including Candles, Ap- ' ' pies. Bananas, Cabbage, Fresh Meat?In fact everything good ( , to eat will be found here. ? > TO CTJT OUR STORY SHORT V WILL HAVE EVERYTHING YOU WANT?All We ask You to T do is to COME. We can't mention everything here. We es- A pecially invite the Ladies to COME, for we are going to have <L lots of things the Ladies want and need and you'll save money < > by coming here. TRADE WITH THIS STORE AND 8AVE < ' REAL MONEY and at the same time get the BEST GOODS? | [ e at this Store and GET THE BEST TREATMENT?Trade at < > his Store and You will have MORE MONEY, because You can * ' BUY WHAT YOU WANT FOR LESS. < J L'lAL TO THE LADIES?Wo are expecting a large shipment of ? ? iHEETYXG TODAY, that will go at 10 CTS. a Yard. Come ev- '? ery day of this Sale?If you don't You will miss some of the J ' splendid bargains. Everything mentioned in this Ad. will be J ' Here THIS WEEK?Don't miss coming yourself. < mLa AM Mcf.HI Y0EK ii 33Roads H.WI.HI UILL No. i J; MTT V IMP 9 FIRST NATI0NAL BANE IHlLLUlb i SHARON. . . . g. C. ? Member fed cm 1 Reserve System ? : ; : we thank youis very scarce. You know WE WISH TO THANK THE PAI It is hard to get almost any TRIOTIC CITIZENS OF SHARON, elp. It is specially difficult BULLOCK'S CREEK TOWNSHIP get skilled labor and In con- AND ELSEWHERE who ffibscrlbed lots of work that we might tor FOURTH LIBERTY LOAN has to go undone. But we BONDS through the FIRST NAss until labor becomes more TIONAL BANK OF SHARON. We had no fear that Sharon would not meantime, if you have any come up to the scratch because we bet you want sawed Into LUM- ileve that every Man, Woman and II be elad to do the sawing child in this community is heart and Cannot promise to do the soul behind the Boys "Over There." It soon as you bring the logs. <8 a source of gratification to be ante law them as soon after you j? report "Over the Top" from Sharon, m as we can?dependent on Again. WE THANK TOU. and trust fflclent labor to do the work. as the days go on we will make words, we'll get to your logs a clean Job of licking KAiser BUI and s possible after you deliver that N0W and HEREAFTER THIS he milL BANK may have the pleasure of serving TOU in every way tl*at a good . . . bank can. Our Beet 8ervlce Is at Tour command. Let Us serve TOU. fO. B. LOGAN J. S. HABTNES8, Cashier. AMPAIGNII pu ?N D >1 Districts?Timely Be.r? shouii lott i! i *"?' i i Yoar i'i T1 PLACES, DATES, SPEAKERS j i , [ * * PIXE BLUFF, Wednesday. 7.30 p. m. J [ ! j O. E. J. C. Wllborn, ] | ] Rev. T. T. Walsh. j i ] COTTON BELT?Wednesday, 7.S0. ! [ j [ J. A. Marlon, J 1 \ | ?f Col. J. O. Ward taw. 1 1 i i PHI LA DELPHI A?Wednesday, 7.30. Rev. J. L. Oates. i ' l | 1! T. E. McMackin. BOWLING GREEN?Wednesday. 7.30. ji | Rev. H. A. Whitten. < [ ] ' U Rev. G. W. Nickell. BRANDON SCHOOL ? Wednesday. J | I [ 7.30 p. ni. I | j i I John E- Carroll. j i < \ I John R. Hart. LAXEY SCHOOL?Wednesday. 7.30.