Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, November 15, 1918, Image 3
AT THE CHURCHES
A
CHURCH OF THK OOOD
SHEPHERD.
- Rev- T. T. Walsh. Rector.
Sunday Service?Morning service at ^
11 o'clock.
FIRST PRESnVTFRIAN T!
Rev E E OI11"??r>lp P:ntnr ^
Sunday Service??Sunday school at 0?'
10 a m. Morning sendee r>? 11 o'clock.
Evening service at 7.S0 o'clock.
La
TRINITY METHODIST. Ov
Rev. J. E. Mahaffey. Pastor.
Sunday Services?Sunday school at j.-J
10 a. m. Morning service at 11. | jJn
I FIRST RAFTIST. Cu
Rev B. H. tVaugh. Pastor. Sll
Slin?lav ?? c-',,r..lnv arVinn) a? ^
10 a. m. Morning service at 11 a. m. jj_h
CHARI.OTTE STREET BAPTIST
Itev B. H. Wa iu;h. Pastor.
Sunday Servleos?Sunday sc-honl at '"a
10 a.m. Evening service at 7 o'clock. L'n
ASSOCIATE REFORMED I
PRESBYTERIAN. Du
Rev. J. L. Gates. Pastor.
Sabbath S? rvlccs?Sabbath school a"'.'
at 10 a. in. Morninir service at 11. ,j(
Evening service at 7.30 o'clock. (.a,
At Olivet.
There will be preaching at Olivet on ' x
Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock.
J. E. Mahaffey, Pastor.
Hickory Grove Circuit.
There will be no services at Mt. Vernon
next Sunday. Sunday school at '
Canaan at 10 a. m.. and preaching at .
11 o'clock. Elzle Myers, Pastor.
liecrsheba and Haraali.
Beersheba?Sunday school at 10-30 ]!J",
a.m., and C. E. immediately afterward, j
Ramah?Sunday school at 2.30 p. m. 1 '
Vo oreaehlng at either church- ^
It J. L. Yundell, Pastor. ..
_ I Fill
I 1 ir-t HaptKt and Charlotte Street.
I All members are urged to be present i .
I the services next Sunday morning j_
and evening. We shall have a congre
gathnal thanksgiving service at the
E First church in the morning, and at e_
H charlotte Street ehureh in the evening.
I Clover Clmiit.
St. Paul?Sunday school at 10 a. m. I
I Preaching at 11 o'clock. King's |
I Mountain Chapel?Sunda-- school at
2.30 p. m. Preaching at 3.30. Clover j 0(
?Preaching at 7 p. m. ,
II. A. Whitten, Pastor.
I Allison Crock anil Itetli-Sliiloh.
There will be preaching at Allison
Creek ehureh Sunday at 11 a. m. Sae- ?v.
ramenta of the Lord's Supper will fol- Hoi
low the sermon. There will be no pre. |,
paratory services. Services at Peth- Fui
Shiloh at 3.30 p. m. Du<
J. C. Grler, Pastor. <I
< OBITUARY S!
DIED- At Walnut Clrove. Spartan
hurtf eounty on November 12. after a
short illness, JAMES HARRISON, son
oi ft. \V. Harrison, aged 33 years. f*ai
I (Fhf (Cotton JRnrhet. L?!
1 Thursday, November 14. lots. PJl
Yorkvllle 27 '"a
Shaioii 27 ^
Tir/ah 27 2?}
KillMit 27
lircrpT r AWFOTTS WANTS U111
H 1VJ ww w w
I I
COW WANTED n
IF you have a good Fresh Milk Cowl
for sale, drop mc a card at York-I
ville. J. C. WALLACE. sTj
PURE BRED r
UAMP8HIRB Pigs, 8 weeks old. 115
H each with registration papers: *n|nbn
H without papers. Lru
3t O. W. KNOX. Clover. j ,)y
I THE TIRZAH GINNERY g
THii Tirzah Ginnery is being operatedI |,jj
Wednesday. Thursday and FridayI j,
M of each week. TIRZAH GINNERY, |
B 92 f.t 3 t T. B. GLENN, Munager. I ('or
I I WILE THANK YOU IV
rpo return my Three-Row Oat Drill I ?
that you borrowed out of Mr. It. T. I
Allison's held. Has Guano Attachment. | c
It P. W. LOVE.
I RIDDLE'S GIN ?
A 1TEK November 15th, until further! '-0<
M " notice, will be operated only onl ?
H Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday ofl
each week. I !.<>;
S3 4t J. S- & R. B. RIDDLE. JOv?
B BABER'S REPAIR SHOP ^
B AUTOMOBILE and General Ropairlt)th
Work. I want your work. If lean) Du<
do It, I'll tell you. If not, I'll tell you.l (.
Reasonable charges. Alexander's OldlCui
B Stand. Gome and see me. |Gol
93 sw 9t L G. BARER. Itsdx
B C
EGGS WANTED |<'h?
? WILL pay 45 Cents a dozen, CASH I ^
W for all 1 can get.
I * 1 87 t. t. tf R. D. DORSETT. ,
B MONEY TO LOAN F-'l
A.N good Real Estate security at " I
B per cent Interest I ,
B 12 t.t. J. A. MAltlON, Attorney .1 -j
B AUCTION SALE
B IfONDAY, November 18, I will sell tol Ind
H ? to the highest bidders for CASH.I '
38 at the J. L. Huey place. 1 mile north-1 (
east of Guthriesville. a lot of Corn. I^'"
B Fodder, Hay. Wagon. Buggy, pair ofl , ?
Mules, some Cattle. Farming Utensils, I( ;l-'
K etc. It. F. 1)- No. 3. York. | ' n
91 3t* J. R. RECTOR. I u"'
B DRAINAGE IMPROVEMENTS
mg QEALED Proposals for the construe-1 ?_
jfij'' ? tion of Drainage Improvements In
? .. l Di:iinace District No. |
I I III'MV \ .? " " - 1.
York and Chester Counties. S. C..
will he received by the Hoard of
Drainage Commissioners up to 12 V'
oVIoek M. on the 10th day of Decern- ""
her. 1!?1S. at their ofTiee in York. S. C. J
^^The work to he done consists of 26 '*
of d red pod ditches oontalnlnp
^^^pmxlmntely S61.S60 cubic yards. *
The removing of county bridges and '
eleariiiK of the right of way will he '
done by the Hoard of Drainage Coin- ,
ntlssioncrs. ' 'J,1
A oertiflod check in the sum of Five
Hundred ($500) Hollars. made payable
to the Hoard of Dra'nagv Commis
shiners of Turky Creek lira I nape pr
distiict. must accompany each bid. rl
The board reserves the right to re- ? ?
Jit'l any or all bids.
The plans and specifications may
he seen at the office of the Hoard in
York. S. C.. or at the office of the Engineer
at Charlotte. C. rm
CI.A "!> M 1XMAX. Chairman. U
.1. S. HHICK. Attorney.
WII.I. O. ALEXANDER. Kncineer.
Charlotte. X. C.
2t
CROSSETT AND a
om
DOUGLAS SHOES |
caj
PLEASE REMEMBER THAT t,n
WE SELL THE FAMOUS
CROSSETT AND DOUGLASS C*
SHOES FOR MEN'. a i
THERE ARE FEW SHOES AS
GOOD?STILL FEWER THAT ??
ARE BETTER?NOT SO HIGH am
^ AS SOME. EITHER. ref
LETS SHOW YOU. [?{
McCONNELL'si
MONEY TO LOAN
T Seven Per Cent, on First Mortgage
on approved Real Estate.
THOS. F. McDOVV.
84 t. t. tf
nk No. 425.
TATEMENT OF CONDITION OF <
HE PLANTERS' BANK j
rated at Sharon. S. C.. at the close j
business November 1. 1518. ;
Resources.
ans and Discounts ICS.104 SS I
erdrafts SS 6r> ;
nds and stocks owned by
he bank 19.275 00 j
rnlture and Fixtures .. . 850 00 .
?! from Ranks and {<
Jankers 2t>.955 54 >]
rrency 2.123 00 j|
ver ana uther .Minor
'oln 12 51 I.
ecks and cash Item 5.518 15
1. due on Liberty bonds 25 .
Total $121,957 13 !
Liabilities.
pital stock [mid in $35,000 00,
divided Profits, less Cur- j<
ent Expenses and taxes
mid 2.383 23 'l
to banks and bankers.. 1.637 93 ;
iividual deposits
ibjeet to Cheek..$53,283 31
ne certificates of
posit . 11.922 32 1
spier's checks .. 151 74 65.303 97 ;
tes and bills rcdiscountcd 3,500 00'j
Is [<ayable. Including Cerificates
for money borrow- |!
d 16.500 00 jj
Total $121,997 13 ,j
ATM OF SOITH CAROLINA,
County of York?ss. I
Seforc me came .J. It PAYSINGEK. >
diier of the above named bank, who1
nir duly sworn, says that the above
I foreaoin^ statement is a true conion
ol said bank, as shown by thoi;
>ks of said bank.
J. It. PAYSINCKH. j
iworn to anil subscribed before me
< 13th (lav of November, litis. I
J NO. It. COIin, Notary Public. ;
SeaI). 1
Tift?Attest: G. F. Hambright. W. j
.. Hill. Arthur M. Erwin, Directors. ,
Bank No. 191.
ATEMENT OF THE CONDITION !
OF THE !
Sank of Hickory Grove j
ated at Hickory Grove. S. C.. at j
k< Close of Business Nowmlier l. |
Resources: J]
ins and Discounts $lia.S69 33 Jj
rdrafts 7,135 43 i
ads and Stocks owned
y the Bank 7.600 00 ! j
nit lire and Fixtures 1,450 00 j !
a from Hanks and Rank- |
rs 23.01 1 36 <
relic v 11.100 <10 |
d 5 on ; ;
,-er and other Minor Coin 579 9< J j
icr ip-sources, viz i?.< o.. ;
Total flGl.yi'3 71 j
Liabilities: j
>ital Stock l'aid in $ 25.000 00 ,
plus Fund 7,000 00 I
divided Profits, less Cur- ;
ent Expenses and Taxes
aid 03 67 j
idrnds unpaid .... 2 00 .
ividual Depos- i
i subject to j
icck ..$95,619 05 ;
ings deposits... 10,627 76
ie Certificates
deposit 17,7-10 06
ihlor's Checks .... 811 17 12I.S2S 01
Is payable, includinp Ce:*- ;
flcates for Money Bor- ]
>\ved * 5,000 00 ]
Total $161,923 71 !
VTE OF SOUTH CAROLINA j
County of York ss
lefore me came N. M. McDILL. ?
ihler of the above named Bank, W
). being duly sworn, says that the _
ve and foregoing statement is a
e condition of said Bank, as shown
the books of said Bank.
N. M. McDILL. V
worn to and subscribed before me [l
i 9th day of November, 1918. *
. M. WILKKUSON, Notary Public.
(Seal),
rect?Attest:
>. Wiikerson, W. S. Wilkercon, J. N.
IcGill. Directors.
Bank No. 169.
tntement of the Condition of the
ANK OF CLOVER
atod at Clover, S. C., at the Close
f Business November 1. 1918.
Resources.
ms and Discounts $340,180 SI
rdrnfts . 1,501 3s
ids and Stocks owned
y the Bank 27,500 00
niture and Fixtures 1,835 IS
ier Real Estate owned.... 4,261 90
p from Banks and Bankrs
135,8*1 90
renev 6.353 00
d 705 00 ?
:er and other minor ni
'oln 799 57 I
cks and Cash Items . . . S3S 26 1
r Savings Stamps 832 9!
Total ..._ $520,900 29 IS
Liabilities:
t>ital Stoek Paid in ..$ 3O.000 00 su
plus Fund 8.000 00 ^1
divided Profits, less p,
'urreut Expenses and ,0
' IV'S unlit 8.702 82 m
a to Hanks anil Hunk- \rs
10.113 00 ^
livldual depos- n(
ts subject to jg
"hock . $27 1.423 00 ln
itc t'ertitlcntes re
f deposit 1S0.721 10 jS
thief's checks.. 7.030 30 462,781 38
earned Discount 800 00 cf
rued interest 500 00 0",
fe
Total $520,900 20 E
fa
ATK OK SOI'TH CAROLINA. tc
fountv of York. ss.
tefore me comes JAS. A. PACK b
shier of the above named bank, who _
np duly sworn, says that the
>ve and fnrecroliiK statement is a r
e condition of said Hank, as shoivt M
the books of said Bank. U
JAS. A. P\OB.
'worn to and subscribed before me
s 12th dav of November. 191S. tn
Seal! J. P. SIFFORD.
Notary Public.
rreot \??e<f ?
i. A. Sifford. T. M. Campbell. M. L.
Smith. Directors^
IR COLDS AND GRIPPE s
DOCTORS ADVISE:
A
ie Improved Calotab Tab- F
let That Is Entirely Purified
of All Nauseating and bi
Dangerous Qualities.
^hva'clnn* nre varninr tiie r>uP"c| ?
iinst trifling with colds. Influenza
i grippe. They say that a brisk oaU
el purgative, preferably Calotabs,
? new and Improved cilomel tablet,
>uld be invariably taken at bed time
d repeated the a cond i r third night,
lectssary. In tne e.iriust ?iag?.s one
lotab is usualb- viffle'ent unless the J
le Is particularly severe.
Physicians say that It Is a waste of
te and Is dangerous to experiment p
:h other laxatives, as a! c is > fl,
utely neces anr soon r or later. One sc
lotab on the tongue at b dtlmewlth
swallow of water,?that's al!. No
ts, no nausea nor the slightest Inference
with diet, work or pleasure. O
xt morning your cold has vanished K
i our whole system Is purified and al
reshed. Calotabs are sold only In
glnal sealed packagea Price c
rty-flve cents. Recommended and
iranteed bv druggists everywhere, \
Ice refunded If you are not delight- jj
?adv. ol
r Sec The Enquirer Office for Typeiter
Ribbons of All Kinds. I
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I SALE Of
REAL
I ..ATAl
1A OA i AM UAADC CADU 1
iu:ju a. in., muuivc rAiuu i
| and York Road, and at
I 1:30 P. M., KERR FARM Prop
| ..TUESDAY, NO
The MOORE PLACE of 173.93 Acres, is d
Place of 106 32-100 Acres, into THIRTY
Blue Prints of each place as divided, now ii
required till January 1,1919, at delivery o
Four Equal Annual Installments?to bear
| payable annually, to be secured by mortgaj
| street to be extended to branch. Right to
| West Liberty with California street, reser
| Sewerage pipes to be extended from Liber
| Sale Conducted (or York Real I
( Atlantic Coast
j The Name That Just
{ Offices: GREENVILLE, NORTH CA1
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CLERK'S 3ALE
IEW CAR OF FLOUR Th"Sla"of s;v.^r"'i""c~"
COrilT OF COMMON PLEAS
John S. Wilkerson, as Administrator o
G. -G. Blake, Deceased, Plaintiff,
JUST RECEIVED A Against
Annie Blake, Rachel A. Miller, Isaai
CARLOAD OF I-LOLR j. Blake, Samuel F. Blake, Lula J
v,?i-ci, THK 111 r i q Roseborough, Ida M. Johnson, Ger
FRESH FROM Tilt MILLS? trude Blake, Willie Blake, Genevi
SURE ENOUGH WHEAT FLOUR ?flake,'t C"rrle B'ak?. Estella Blake
Mosella Blake, Annie Mav Blake, W
XO SUBSTITUTES? s- Wilkerson. J. W. H. Good and G
W. McKown, Defendants.
A NO. 1 QUALITY? TTNDER and by virtue of Decree o:
>ir irvn civ iwti i \uc Court, made in the above entitlet
I K1CEI), SIX DOLLARS caae j wi? expoge tQ publlc on
PER HUNDRED POUNDS. DECEMBEB 2ND> 1918,
(Salesday), between the hours of 11 a
BETTER SEE US ABOUT IT. m.. and 1 p. m., in Front of the Cour
House Door, at York, S. C., the follow
ing described Real Estate, to wit:
. . ,, (!) A tract of Forty (40) Acres o:
CARROLL SUPPLY CO. land which he held under a bond foi
Title from G. W. McKown, which trac
of land is bounded on the North bj
??D. J. Smith and J. T. Smith; East bj
UP I ACT DDAD PAMC other lands of G. G. Blake: South bi
He. LAM i KUr liUliL ,anf,s ?f J Bu,ce; Wcst ^ iands ?
liu unui A iwi VJV/11U Calvin Parker, containing
IT IS A FACT that since April 6, FORTY (40) ACRES,
117, thousands of men, who previous more or less.
i that time assigned some other of . ??j ..v. ?,r parcr' ?
ic dozens of flimsy excus?s for not in- !?m. 8'a?W # xl? incorPorat,
iring their lives, have been hiding be- 11 J ? , J'n ^icko.ry Grove
nd the "War Clause," that ordinary ^ork Cou'lt>'' Sr"ia'n;a,](
udencc compelled all life companies ???x?nva9,
attach to all policies on the lives of Block No., of the Leech and Wilkersoi
en liable for service in the army. ?",c ,?v ??'. bounded on the NortJ
ow that the war is over that prop has Lot No. 13. on the East by Lot No
^en knocked out. Although peace has *' ?" /hValll'
)t actually been offlcially declared it ^a ,T ^ ?
not believed that there is one chance J?* * p t q wniri!
i ten million that hostilities will be 5*?'od C- c- and J* s- Wilker
sumed, and. if they should be, there 80lJv?
not one chance in a million that any ('E' i0J?h ?iiJ iu'cS
ian not already in the service, will be v?r[ L.,Af ewk rninii ?ni
died out, and if a man is not called ?' nf t u
it it does not make a particle of dif- ^;,.'aT w q^itv. n T <
rence to him if his MUTUAL BEN- t ^ P ? I? i ' . ?
FIT pollcv carries a war clause., in J:T- Smith, beginning at a stone oi
Ct it has MADE NO DIFFERENCE enrni,
. ,. .. road, said Morrow and Smith corner
? those actually In the service. ftnd runnlnfr thence s ,7 U2 w ,,
inm "M" Crritft SriPPIfll Aorpnt, chnlns to stone on north edge of sa'<
am mi. unsi, special Agent road BuiCP.g new corner. thence n. 6
W. 29 chains to a stone pile and point
... m-,n. . . >rs on new line: thence N. 37 1-2 E
iUILDING MATERIAL : {tssvsa ^
rilllJi/lllu 1 * AJavaiiu smith's: thence with their line S. 46 1E.
29 chains to the beginning corner
tt prpDrTHTVe. vnn need containing
build or repair a house. I FIFTY-TWO (52) ACRES.
Dressed and Rough Lumber, Brlek, more or less, and known as Mrs. Danic
Lime and Cement, Pine and Cellar B- Robinson lands, excepting and re
Shingles, All Sizes of Nails, Looks, serving, however, from this conveyano
lllnges, Etc. j a right of way for J. W. Smith as i
r ic vrvr too r xttt to ?n\V 1 wn*on road now ,n use over sald 'an'
r IS NOT TOO LATE TO SOW from his purchase to the public road
Some OATS. The corn crop -s th's being the same tract of land con
lort and it will be necessary to have w,.ed t0 me (W S.Wllkerson) by B. F
its next summer to make out. W e porter and PonVeyed to B. F. Porte
iV,? ^ . f', a by T. L. A. Helmes and A. A. Seeresf
Also FERTILIZERS for Oats and and rPOOr^e^ |n pook No. 28. page 103
''beat. | jn rjerk of Court's Office of Yo:i
WORD TO THOSE WHO HAVE Countv, South Carolina, and conveye*
NOT PAID? 'to O. O. Plnke by W. S- W'lkerso.. b
or their Fertilizers. We have either deed dated January 17th. 1911. and re
? pav the factory or they charge us corded In Pook 36. page 221 R. M. C
tercst on all Fertilizers after Novem- office for York county,
pr 1 st. | Terms of Sale: OVE-HALF C
I balance upon a credit of twelv
VORK SUPPLY COMPANV | months, secured bv a bond and mort
. gaee on the premises sold, with Inter
est from dav of sale, at seven per cent
Vf lirr iril PTIPOII w,th l*ave to the purchaser to pav hi
HAVF r lYI hKK\H entire bid In Cash. Purchaser to pa
I in I li 111!I 1 HLUH for an papers and revenue s?amns.
JNO. R. LOOAN'.
JCST RECEIVED FRESH SHIP- x. C. C. C. Pis. and G. S.
EXTS of . Nov. 13th. 1918 92 f 3
BUCKWHEAT (for pancakes). T~*
AUNT JEMIMA PANCAKE Flour, j DOG ESTRAY
attercakes are ripe now and they are TAISAPPEARED last Thursday, i
ne stuff for breakfast, especially if Whitish Hound Dog. covered wltl
rved with small bluish or black spots, both ear
_ black, and black spot on hip. Answer
LOG CABIN MAPLE SYRUP, to name of Rover. Will pay aeasona
_ VE.ivi or ble r"ward for recovery. JAJTOS Mc
aro Itrup TS bi",u Ew".".CARTER- T?rt N? 5 ?'
II these things.
RASE * SANBORN CLEANING AND PRESSING
COFFEES AND TEAS? TT is real economy to have you
lso have CARAJA. VOTAN. WHITE n.^nM^rno ^i^ Hea^
f the BEST TEAS. pearanee. Satisfaction guaranteed.
W. E. FEBGUSON | mtaV5S8i??I??&w.
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ESTATE |
ICTION.. I
PROPERTY on the Adair's Ferry I
erty, on King's Mountain Street, |
VEMBER OTjL |
Livided into TEN TRACTS, and the KERR
I BUILDING LOTS and FOUR FARMS.
a circulation. Half the One-Fifth Cash not |i
f possession and deeds. Credit Portion?in
7 Per Cent Interest from January 1, 1919,
ge. Privilege to pay all Cash. Jefferson
furnish half of 50-foot street, connecting |
?ed over No. ? and No. ?, on Moore Plat,
ty street to the Parish line. jji
Estate Company, York, S. C., By
Realty Company |
a
;ifies Your Confidence. , |
IOT.TNA and PETERSBURG. VIRGINIA.
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,1 THE LOAN AND SAVINGS BANK \
I
, 2 This Bank solicits the Checking Accounts
v of firms and individuals and extends to ?
i J such customers every reasonable courtesy
; 5 and facility.
A liberal rate of interest paid on Cer[
J tificates of Deposit and Savings Accounts f
if {
I Q B. N. MOORE, c. W. McGEE, M. E. MoCORKLE, V
. ?K President. Cashier. Asst. Cashier.
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; SHIPMAN ORGANS ARE GOOD
r
s This Organ has been on the American market
i for years'and its reputation for Quality and Ser1
vice, and Tone. We are furnishing these fine in1
struments in handsome oak case, and every Ship|
man Organ is Insured for Service for Five Years.
Come and let us show you this splendid instrument.
If at all interested in an Organ, you will be
J pleased with the Shipman?the Quality, the Tone,
1 the Fiuish and the Price.
; OUR 10 PER CENT DISCOUNT
r SALE PRICES ON?
\ Side Boards, Buffets, Extension Tables,
? Hall Trees, Rugs, Linoleum, Library Tables,
"Ruir nrviv nnfl SflVP tllft 10
^ L'lUSCl!) Oil lUI UclJ' JLUgilt X/UJ U^/1V MM\* wvr . -
i per cent on the purchase for CASH.
s
| YORK FURNITURE AND HARDWARE CO.
r
] FIRST NATIONAL BANE! SEASONABLE GOODS
OtlAKON, . . . b. C.
%. ? ... ... . I The cold winds of winter are Just
" ' nr'1 "* ** "m around the corner and before long you
r. YOUR BANKING BUSINESS will be wanting on something a little
e THE BIG FINANCIERS throughout bit heavier and a little bit warmer than
* the world use the Bank in all their your "summer's"?You'll need Union
" business transactions. There is no sen- Suits or perhaps you prefer Separate
' timent about this?JUST BUSINESS. Garments- ..Well, we have both?a
8 Experience has taught them that the l.m- for men, women, children.
* Bank Way is the Satisfactory Way to SWEATERS, too. A full Ihie for
transact all financial business- They men, ladies, boys and girls?They re
have found by experience that aside pntrm riiiht TOO
?lSSS2g??? headquarters for shoes
PAYING TWICE, on WASTEFUL yes, that's true. We have them?loUEXPENDITURES,
besides the protec- t.( SHOES?Shoes that will please altion
against LOSS by Burglary, Fire or 10st anybody in Style and Qualitythrough
just plain carelessness. All We know you will be satisfied with
, forward looking business men DO Our Prices. Come and tee them.
n BUSINESS THROUGH THE BANK. | Come and see for Shoes, Underwear
' IF YOU are not already a Depositor of and anything else you need for the
8 j this Bank, We Invite you to become winter's wear.
" one NOW. We will give you every ser-1
; vice that a Good Bank can give, and Q \y WHITESIDES & CO
i besides you have the protection of Our * 1111
- Uncle Sam to guard you against loss. *?IIARON - - s. C.
S HARTNESS Cashier
I HOUlfD DOG ESTBAT
f FOR SALE OINCE Sunday night Large, bow
PEDIGREED Duroc-Jersey Pigs, backed, white and bleck spots, tan
* either sex. g weeks old. 110. Nice ?*rs. Answers to name of Bill, and
ones. Phone No. 4*4 1-2, No. 6, York., very friendly. R. W. LOVE, No. 2,
It R. M. BARKETT. lYork- 21 2t*
!l Real cause and cure of all human strife
revealed at last?a strange, vivid allegory I
entitled WHAT AILS THE WORLD unveils
the mystery HID FOR AGES. Style unique, I
matter illuminating, came like Peter's sheet.
Timeliest book of this age, or money back.
Call for it at Shieder's Drug Store.
Phone V F Q Phone
153 1 L 0 153
You Have Heard the Good News of the World's
Great War Ending.
WE SHOULD ALL BE THANKFUL FOR THE END OF THIS
STRUGGLE. WHICH HAS COST A HUGE NU1.BER OF LIVES.
YET WITH THIS GREAT LOSS. THERE ARE THOUSANDS TODAY
THAT ARE SUFFERING FOR FOOD.
WE WISH TO SAY THAT XOW IS THE TIME TO SOW
SMALL GRAIN?THE GROUND IS IN FINE SHAPE TO PLOW
AT THIS TIME
LISTEN
We have the LYNCHBURG and CILATTAXOOGA TURN
PLOWS?And also a few others. Should xuu De needing a now u
WILL PAY YOU to SEE OUR LINE before buying.
NOW AS TO POINTS
WE HAVE THEM for the CHATTANOOGA. LYNCHBURG. OLIVER.
TRUE BLUE AND A FEW OTHERS. Also have MOULDBOARDS.
LANDSLIDES and STANDARDS.
SEE US FIRST. We will appreciate it and will be glad to serve
you in any way we can.
W At the Rear of Our Store You Will Find a Good Lot In Which
to Hitch Your Team.
THE YORK HARDWARE COMPANY
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- you see the skill and originality
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j Styleplus Clothes
| $25 and $30
| Styleplus Overcoats: $25.00,
I $30.00 and $35.00. -J
I We show the newest patterns,
weaves, colors, and models.
J No limit to sizes here.
We control the sale of Styleplus Clothes in town.
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Ralston and Reynolds
Shoes for Men
$5 to $8
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KIRKPATRICK-BELK COMPANY
SELLS IT FOR LESS
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Sj BEST VALUES IN MEN'S CLOTHING jj
fi We sell the famous Schloss Bros.' Clothing for ?
J Men who buy Clothing ready-to-wear. There is f$
J } nothing of the haphazard, hit or miss idea to be v
J J found in Schloss Clothing. They are built with
a purpose?that purpose is the sustaining of a jJ
fx reputation for Quality, Style and Workmanship {
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prices are somewhat higher than they were a ?5
few years ago?but your dollar will buy as big ; 5
I ? values in Schloss Clothing as it will buy value in 7?
fx any other commodity you may buy, hence High fx
? Grade Clothing are no higher comparatively %
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% THERE'S A SHORTAGE OF CLOTHING %
ij} We haven't received near all the Clothing we con- J J
V ? tracted foi for this season. We don't know that
fr we will get them?we hope we will; but we have f I
% quite a gcod selection of Men's Clothing and we {
Xj suggest that you buy NOW if you expect to buy. lj
J? Prices will not be lower, and then by waiting you 15
J? might miss getting the kind of Suit you want.
fx You will find our Styles, Qualities and Prices as fj
?# Low?perhaps lower?as you will find anywhere. 74
15 We also have a splendid line of Men's Overcoats la
?good styles, good qualities, good prices. ?
J 5 Yes, to be sure, we are ready to fit your boy in fi?
J? Suits and Overcoats?with better Suits and better y X
|X Overcoats than you usually find in a city of this }
'Si size. Bring your boy for a look over. l)
{J No, we are not urging you to buy your Suit now, jv
? v but really, if you expect to buy a Suit or an Over- 6*
?! coat NOW is the best time to buy. V J
ll SHOES J. M. STROUP SHOES
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