Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, November 19, 1918, Image 3

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Light Term of Court. All indications point to the fact that the approaching term of tin- court ol p ri' ial sessions which convenes December 2nd. will be a light one and will engage t?,?- attention of the judge and v jurors for only a tew (lavs. There are % few prisoners in Jail and the numbei of defendants on bond i: sin.-11 Misting in Action. Mr. Walter Hudson, who lives at the Neely Mill Yorkville has be-.n notitled by the wur department at Wushir.gton, that his brother Miles Hudson, u member of the 11 sth Infantry, J'Jth Division is reported as missing in action. I'rivate Hudson went overseas with the Thirtieth I?.vision from c'urup Jievier m April and during tile past several months has seen some of the hardest lighting of the war. While red:.lives here are very much worried, there is a reason to hope that tne young soldier may have >. en ocijT slightly Wounded and is now recuperating in .ill Allied hospital. Material for Cas Masks. Messrs. <!. \V. White sides & ' 'o., of Sharon aeknowledj?e fhe receipt tif peaeh pits, hnkory nuts. etc.. as follows Mrs. John It. Itlalr. 17 i>otin<ls: Mr N. Iv M-ilill, 10 pounds; Mrs. J. M. I'lexuo, lo pounds: Miss He-sie Sln rer. lo pi?umls: Mary Hollo ami Angelina Hood. lo pounds: Mrs. J. A. Ilyi-rs, lo pounds; Hazel ilo|ie. lo pounds: M;ss l\a Sherai. lo poumls. Miss Ifessle I'ruitt. 11 poumls; Jennie Lvnd Hankie ml. 31 poumls: |toy?l I toss Litha hi. s poumls; Kddys I?ith.iin. I.'{ poumls: Mrs. flichurd Sadler. 33 pounds; Mrs. I,. 1*. Mohley, 7 pounds: Helen. Itachel and James Kennedy, 3s pounds. Missis Kva and Hes>ie Mlii-hell. is pounds: Irene. Lena dates ami Jeff |?. \Vf denial's, Jr.. 33 pounds: Mrs. K. S. lxuvdle, i t pounds; Mary Kllen Thompson. 23 pounds. Itebeeea Pratt. 'I pounds. The f"lover I'rui; Store aeknowledues the reeeipt of 3.7 pounds of seed from the followmt;: Mis. A. II Harnett. Mrs. It S. Itiddle, Miss Lizzie Wood. CLOVER CULLINGS. Correspondence of The Yorkville Enquirer Plover. Noveiner Pi. The family of Mr. W. K. 1 tit eh was anion;? the tirst in our town to receive a Herman helmet ami also some (la-riiitiu money. Tie si huM i oiii' Horn Mr. and Mrs. IMti h's mil, l?esslir. who has hern in Kniiu'i' f??r several months. I>r. I. .1. Campbell. who has horn suhjei t to iinnv orders for several months, was on Wednesday instmeted to report at nniv to I'ort Oglethorpe, i he. and lie left by the Hrst train. Mr. John M. Smith left for ColumIda a few days a no hut was forced by illnesM to return. Miss Addie Matthews left Kriday to S|M'Ud a while in lioeh Illll. Mr. William A. Matthews, who has he. II S|l"tldillU the |?est two Weeks wi*h his |>arents hire, has leturned to his work in Charlotte. Tin re was a ine?-tiny in hohull ol' the l*liit d Wtu work eampaiffa in the opera house last Thursday ni;;ht. Senator l<eaiiu;uard presided and addresses were delivered by Uev. Dr. K. K. (iillespie and John It. llart. Ksi|? ol Yorkvilh'. In connection with his rereiuarks. Dr. Uillrspie exhihited some interesting and instructive slercoptiean views. Ilcv. W. I'. (!ri< r is conducttiisr his regular fall cornmtinion service at Ifethany this week. Mrs. II. A. Whitlen. who underwent and operation in a Chester hospital last Wednesday, is la-ttiiuf aloilff very nieely. (iverseas cards have Ihs-ii received annoiuie.ina th? safe arival of Cliarlie M. Dickson. Thomas Huston Hopper, c. II. Keryuson . ml William Drr Sparrow. Mrs. W. II. Stirrer, of Yorkville No. I s|m nt Saturday here with Mrs. John Sin rer. ,1: iil'S Adams, the till s year old v..ii i,f Mr. and Mrs. J. Columbus Ad .mis. died l.isl night from (Ik- ? ITi d ol burns sustained \vlu-n In- threw t.n the tin sunn- kerosene he hnd ma nag <1 to get hulil of in some way during tin' absence of his mother from the m room. Itiot at Wtnstoii-Sulcm?There was a Moody riot at Winston-Salem, X. t\, 011 Sunday and Monday. A negro. accused of attacking Mrs. J. 10. t'hildress, afterward shot Mr. Childress and Sheriff Flint. He was arrested and committed to jail, where tin- mob tried to get him- The moll made two attempts on the jail, but wfs driven away both times li> deputies, police and live men, while t'nited States troops were comiiiK from Charlotte and other points. It was known that up to 1 o'clock yesterday morning live persons had been killed, including a woman bystander, a citv IIreman and two negroes. A large number of people had been wounded. OBITUARY l>ll.l?? At Ins hon.o at Outhriesville on October 15. at J.4 5 |>. in.. I>AVIIJ l'AHKS Cl'HltY, aged 54 years. Tin deceased is survived by the following children: Mrs. T. F. Stevenson id' Wiliiiinglon, X. I'.; Sergeant M. L Curry with the Ameriean Kxrcditionarx Forces in Frame: 14. I*. Curry. Jr., Adrian Curry and Misses Jeanneitean?l Agnes Curry of Cuthriesville. Also by the following brother and half brothers. W. 11. Curry and K. J. Hell ol Itoek Hill: A. It. Ihdl of Atlanta. <5a.: M. A. Hell of Florence, and J. C. anil \V. It. Hell of Cuthriesville. VAt his home, near Sharon, on November IS. at 12.3a o'clock a. m. JAMKS It. KKXX'KDY. aged sT years 11 months and I dnys. The Interment will he In Sharon cemetery this morning at 11 o'clock, after services at the church. The following children survive: Sam Kennedy and Miss Mamie Kennedy, at home: C. L and Porter H. Kennedy of Sharon: Itcv. Waltei "* "r iiim-tsioi'k. and Mr. Kr .'I - ... skino Kennedy, of Princeton. X. J. Note?In this department rerently, it was stated that the widow of l!nrr> Itrnckctt, deceased, was Miss Iva Kn loe. That is a mistake Miss Iva Kntoo is the wife of Mr. J. K. llrackett Mr. Harry Bracket t's widow was Mis? Fanny Perry. <Thc Cotton Jftnrhct. Monday. November IN 191 v Yorkvllle 27! Sharon Tirzah 2S Clover -'7' Filbert 27? TO DEBTORS AND CREDITORS A L.L. jiersons indebted to the estate ol Dr. W. O. WHITE, deceased, ari hereby notitled to maky payment t? mo at once, and all persons having claims aaainst said estate are a it vised to present the san?e, dulv authenticated, within the time prescribed by law KITTY H. WHITE. ? . . ,, ,|0. Executrix Estate it. ?. v,. ?, ...w. ... ceased. Nov. 9, ISIS 91-t-3t NOTICE T?Y virtue of an order of L R Wil lianis. Probate Judge of York County. S. C.. I will sell at Public Salt on November 29th, 1918, at the residenco of the late J. M. ROBERTS. do ceased, all the Personal Estate of th< said deceased, consisting of two Mules Corn. Fodder. Farming Implements Wagon. Buggy. etc. Terms of sale Cash. 05. T. ROBERTS. Adntr.. Of J. M. Roberts, Deceased. Nov 19 93 t 2t NOTICE OF SALE State of South Carolina?County o York. NOTICE is hereby given that on SAT I'll PAY. the 30th day of Novem her. 1919. at 10 o'clock A. M., I will ex pose to Public Sale, to the highes bidder, for Cash, all of the Persona Property of which Elias C. Falls die< seized and possessed. The said Kile t< take place at the late residence of thi said Elias C. Falls The property to be sold consists o < three Mules. Farming Tools, one Sav Mill Outfit, one Shingle Mill and othe articles of Personal Property. MARSHALL R. FALLS. Nov. II. 1918. Administrator. 98 t 2t MISCELLANEOUS WANTS. FOR SALE 1 EV'l'It Head of MULES. .See mo on r York R. F L>. No. 3. !f3 3t * A. TURNER, Jr. FOR QUICK SALE 'THREE nice Shoats. 1 second-hand Buggy, l plug Mule*. Prices right. Set* me quick. It M B. CLINTON FOUND TN our store Saturday night, a sum r,f nion* y. which the owner can have upon identification, aft?-r paying for this advertisement. It RRATTO.VS. FOR SALE DEDIGREED Duroc-Jerae.v Pigs, either sex, 8 weeks old. 110. Nice ones. Phone No. 434 1-2, No 6. York. It R. M. RARNT2TT. PURE BRED UAMPSHIRE Pigs. 8 weeks old. 115 each with registration papers; $14 without papers. 3t G. W. KNOX, Clover. THE TIRZAH GINNERY HPHE Tirzah Ginnery is being operated Wednesday. Thursday and Friday of each week. TIRZAH GINNERY. 92 f.t 3 t T. B. GLENN, Manager. MONEY TO LOAN AT Seven Per Cent, on First Mort" gage on approved Real Estate. THOS. F. McDOW. 84 f. t. tf NOTICE APPLICATIONS for Loans by farm ** < is through Federal Loan lJank received. Int< rest rate at present 5 1-2 per cent. See me at once. J. A. MARION. See. & Treats., People's Farm Ijoan Association. 93 2t HOUND DOG ESTRAY OINCE Sunday night. Large, bow^ backed, white and black spots, tan ears. Answers to name of Bill, and very friendly. R. W. LOVE. No. 3. York 91 3t? RIDDLE'S GIN A FTER November 15th, until further notice, will be operated only on Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday of each week. S2 4t J. S- & R. B. RIDDLE. BABER'S REPAIR SHOP AUTOMOBILE and General Repair Work. I want your work. If I can do it. I'll tell you. If not, I'll tell you. Reasonable charges. Alexander's Old Stand. Come and see me. 92 s\V 9t L. G. BABER. DOG ESTRAY DISAPPEARED last Thursday, a Whitish Hound Doff, covered with small bluish or black spots, both ears black, and black spot on hip. Answers to name of Rover. Will pay reasonable reward for recovery. JAMES McCARTER. York No. 6. HI t.f-L't* CLEANING AND PRESSING JT is real economy to have youi Clothes Cleaned and Pressed frequently. ana resides Clean Clothes, if rightly pressed, add much to one's appearance. Satisfaction guaranteed. ROYAL PRESSING CLUB. R. D. UORSETT. Prop. SHORTHAND INSTRUCTION T AM teaching the Pitmanlc System of 1 SHORTHAND in the Bratton Building, corner of Congress and Jefferson streets, giving lessons Wednesdays and Saturdays. Full course in principle:: and practice for $60. For further particulars write or call on me, York No. 4. Mrs. J. A. SHANNON. 73 t 13t LADIES \roUR Coat Suits and Skirts and . Waists should be Dry Cleaned We have In our employ a Dry Cleaner Who Understands Dry Cleaning and Does It Right. Send Your Dry Clean ng Work to Us. Guaranteed satisfac on or no Charge. KELLY'S PRESSING CI.UB. MORTGAGE LOANS York County Farms Choice ol , 3, 5. 7 or 10 years; but may be paid off before maturity, any installment pay-day, on terms involving no additional expense. Interest rate; G per cent; or. 7 per cent for quick closing. 82 C. E. SPENCER. Attorney. TO DEBTORS AND CREDITORS A LL persons indebted to the estate of L. L. CAMPBELL, deceased, are hereby notified to make payment to the undersigned, and persons having claims against said estate, are advised I to present the same to me, duly authenticated, within the time prescribed by law. BESSIE CAMPBELL. Admrx. November 5. 1918. 89 t 3t SPECIAL OFFERING FOR TEN DAYS BEGINNING THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 21ST. We will offer a I-ar?c Consignment of Pawnbroker's Sanitary Clothing at \t>out One-Fourth I teg alar Prices. The lot includes Men's Overcoats, Sack Coats, Ladies' Ixmg Coats, etc. The garments have been worn some, but every piece has been 'llioroughly Cleaned. Pressed ami Disinfected, and put alongside hundreds of new gur. ments at double and trebble the prices we'll ask you. you'd pick our Clothing without question. Thousands of Pawnbroker's garments have been sold in York county and the buyers didn't know it. We are telling you what we are offering. Come and look them over. They will give you just as good service as Clothing costing double the money. Avail yourself of this opportunity and get some good warm, ser vieeable clothing at real bargain figures. But come quick for best selections?They're going to go quick. OTIIFK KKDl'CFD PltlCFS , In connection with this Clothing sale , we will offer Specially Low Prices on [ I-olies' and Men's Underwear. Men's Shirts. Suspenders. Towels. Chinaware. and many oiner articles you m-vw. EXTRA SPKt'IAI<?To customer* huyliii good* to value <?f $10 and up. wo will -oil lt\e liar* Octajon Soap for 25 Ct>.: Six Pounds Itml (iixxl Coffee for Si.00. This is only to customers buying fjiwHls to value of $10 and up. J. D. HOPE SHARON - - ST C. ' MARASCO DISABILITY POLICY IV MOXKY TALKS, then this Policy SCREAMS; One Hundred Cents in Every Dollar of It as the Capital, and a Sl'UPLl'S in Benefits that Ouarantoes almost Limitless Dividend Payments in ease of Death by Accident, or Disability from ANY CAUSE?Accir dent or Illness. NOT TO HAVE A MARASCO DISABILITY POLICY of the Maryland Assurance Corporation, is to be "Broke." and without "A Friend in " Need." in the event of Accident or 111: itess. , WARNING, y STATISTICS show a Life Accidente ally destroyed in this country Every FIFTEEN' Minutes, and an Accidental f lnjurv every SIXTEEN Seconds. The r AVERAGE Man loses NINE DAYS a r year due to illness. Don't wait until the unexpected Happens to YOU?Insure NOW?TODAY. Sam M. Grist, Special Agent SPECIAL! ALL THIS WEEK ] FIFTY LADIES COATS, Received b> " Lxpicw?422.00 Values?This Week?Your Choice $15 i! I Case* Extra H?uw 39 Cts. CHEV- JM IOTS?At 23 CTS. Yard V A A A SMEETING?UnbHached? f1 ?At 23 CTS. Yard ,r One Case wi'-inch 39 Cts. GINGHAM al ?At 25 CTS. Yard *' HAMILTON" HICKORY SHIRTING 111 I ?At 39 CTS. Yd. * 390 Men's ODD COATS?At ' 33.50, S5.00 and $6.50 . Men's ??VHR<'<?ATS?At 310.00. SI2.50 and $18.00 ' | New Shipment e>f Women's Chocolate 1 Ceilor Shex*s?At $5.00 and $7.50 ' X.MAS GOODS } l?"l,I?S. BOOKS. ETC.. are arriving :i' daily and if you want tei be sure of pet- !' tinir what you want SHOP EARLY*. J ' Avoid the rush of the last minute*, and ' also avoid disappointment. McCONNELL'S" CLOSING OUT* AT COST u WE ARE OFFERING OCR ENTIRE STOCK OF STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES AT COST. Come and see what we have to offer you from a Fir^t-Class, Clean Stoek of lli^h tirade Groceries. Y ou'll find lols of S|K*eially Good Values Here. I CLINTON BROS. F-R-E-E for tiii: next thirty r.\\s only WE WILE GIVE WITH EACH lOOIv STOVE Pl'Rt 'HASKD FOR THE <\\sii A thirty-fiyi: pieces or ware ai each and evehy piece useful to the cook. U EM EM i: Ell?TO (JET THIS WAItE Ell EE ALL PURCHASES OF COOKl\<J ST(>VES A IIE FOII I) THE C ASH ONLY. " York Furniture & Hardware p Company SHOE PRICES I REDUCED WE HAVE MORE SHOES tha.: we need just now. We want to Reduce the stock <iuick. UNTIL DECEMRER 1ST. we will make prices worthy of your notice on our entire stock. We have all grades of Shoes for Men. Women and Children?Dress Shoes and Work Shoes?Shoes that will give you the Fullest Return in Wearing Quality, in Comfort and in Style for your Shoe Money- Our Shoes range in Price from S2.00 to S 10.00 a Pair and include all Styles as to Lasts and Good leathers. True Economy means getting the most for your money and that is exactly what you will do if you buy Tour Shoes from us between NOW and DECEMRER 1ST. If you must buy Shoes for your family you'll save unite a bit by taking advantage of our Spoejally Reduced Prices. Take a look at " our Shoe offerings. n. YORK SUPPLY COMPANY ? CORN SHELLERS- " IF TIME IS MONEY, don't waste it. Don't put in an hour and a half ~ hand shelling a bushel of corn to take to mill when you can shell eight or ? ten bushels in less time with one of our RLACK HAW CORN SHELLERS. See us for AXES and AXE HAN- ~ DT.KS. y SHOES FOR EVERYBODY? Remember, please, that we are lone tl on Shoes?Shoes for Men. Women and bi Children. We bought them right and ti we are satisfied with small profits. If e it is Shoes you need?For either Work R or Dress Wear?You can't do better ti in Quality and Price than you can do h; at this store. Trv us. fr SOME OTHER THINGS? et Let us show you SWEATERS. HO- p <wi,v nvFitAI.I.S. CAPS for Men e an<l lloys. Wo want to servo you. ti G. W. VVHITESIDES & CO ^ ?HARON - - C. tl SEED WHEAT I! J * * * * / I have in stock the * BEARDLESS VARIETY (Ripley. FOR FALL PLANTING? F The WHITE PEARL nnd v BERMUDA ONION SETS. ? Also have a pood grade of ii MINCE MEAT. o NEW ARRIVAL? )' MACKEREL? {, At 15 CTS. anil 25 CTS. Apiece. p ti f< ... y CI LOUIS ROTH J 8 _ n HAVE'EM FRESH JUST RECEIVED FRESH SHIPMENTS of BUCKWHEAT (for pancakes). AUNT JEMIMA PANCAKE Flour. Battercakes are ripe now and they are fine stuff for breakfast, especially if " served with c LAH; l llJl.> .U.U'lir, sinur, Or perhaps you prefer VEL.VA or KARO SYRUP. To be sure we have all these things. CHASE & SANBORN* COFFEES AND TEAS? t Also have CARAJA, VOTAN. WHITE .. HOUSE. LUZIANNE, Etc. Also a line " of the BEST TEAS. W. E. FEBGUSON P h SUBSOIL ATTACHMENT 11 T HAVE the Best thing of the kind * that has ever been invented. It is very inexpensive, considering Its value, and may be attached to any two-horse plow, with results that are bound to be satisfactory. I am going to call upon YOU if I can: but if You are especially Interested, write me. I R. E. CONRAD, J SI 3m McConnellsville, S. C. The Bank of Cloverc CLOVER. 8. C. 'OUR BUSINESSNO MATTER what your line?be it 'arming, blacksmithlng, well digging, lerehandlsing or professional, ought for your own personal satisfacon. handled through the Bank?this lank if it Is most convenient to you. L HE BANK WAY IS THE SURE >"AY of knowing just how you stand C nancially. It tends to system in busitss affairs. It gives your business flfairs a better tone with the man ith whom you co business, but t o N at come into direct contact with. It ivc you more confidence In YOUR O AN BUSINESS AFE.URS. THIS HANK, right i.t jour door, ofrs its services to help YOU to bet- U r business methods. \V< want Your nking business and viil do every- L ng a good bank con do to merit < ur business and yoir Confidence. S I without Your Confidence, then of s urse. this Hank do> sn't expect your V -mess. Hut we believe we can have E ?th to your advantage. I F JAS. A. PAGE. Cashier. {{> ? C; Ci )UR SOLDIERS \\ HAVE THE HUN ON THE RUN? CJ Si UY WAR SAVINGS STAMPS I AND HELP THEM TO KEEP THE HUN RUNNING. AND ?l THE BOYS WILL THANK N YOU WHEN THEY COME HOME. UY WAR SAVINGS STAMPS It T ANY POSTOFFICE OR BANK. ^ CARROLL BROTHERS c IUNSET DYES "u THE MOST WONDERFUL M DYES IN THE WORLD B Cleanest?Easiest to Use? Most Satisfactory?Will Not Fade or Wash Out?Makes Old Fabrics Look Like New. Don't throw away old. Soiled Waists ltd Dresses L MAKE THEM OVER WITH SUNSET DYESNO MESS?NO MUSS? nd it is all over in Thirty Minutes, id it only Costs? 15 CENTS A PACKAGEALL COLORS. s ,'K SELI/? , RIT SOAP?It Washes and Dyet C too?Only 10 CTS. a Package, on't forget to give these DYES a iul- -IT WILL SAVE YOU MONEY. CLOVER DRUG STORE II. I. WYLIE, Proprietor, hone No. 2 CLOVER, S. C. fay Mules A{ They certainly are not likely to be Reaper. Mules are scarce on the 'estern Markets and later on you may ot find as good selections as we can low you now. Our prices are right >r the qualities. Our treatment will e Fair and Square all the time. Come ad see our Mules. JAMES BROS. 'IRST NATIONAL BANK Z siiaj;o.\, - - - c. - Member Federal Kowrvo System ? A OUR BANKING BUSINESS 1 THE BIG FINANCIERS throughout le world use the Bank In all their usiness transactions. There is no senment about this?JUST BUSINESS, ixperience has taught them that the 'I ank Way is the Satisfactory Way to ai ansact all financial business- They V ave found by experience that aside ir om SAFETY, the Bank Way furnish- G j a check on CARELESSNESS, on S AYING TWICE, on WASTEFUL SI XPENDITURES, besides the protec- Si on against LOSS by Burglary, Fire or h< trough just plain carelessness. All w irward looking business men DO lc USINESS THROUGH THE BANK. st P YOU are not already a Depositor of lis Bank, We invite you to become ne NOW. We will give you every ser- h Ice that a Good Bank can give, and a esides you have the protection of Our fl nele Sam to guard you against loss. el . S. HARTNESS, Cashier. ATOMIZERS i WHEN YOU ARE HIT BY THE IN- * LUENZA of course you will call in our physician?at least that's the corict thing to do?and ho will very ? kely prescribe for you. and among d ther things he will probably tell you p > get an ATOMIZER for spraying 11 le air passages of yojir nose and the Ql ack of your throat to disinfect these ai arts against the germs of this very "" oublesome disease- See this Store cl )r the ATOMIZER, and also bring us ? our Physician's Prescriptions. He '' prtainly expects his prescriptions to P roduce favorable results?they won't ? nless PROPERLY FILLED by expe- 11 lenced Druggists and with the BEST uality of Drugs, etc. Filling Pre- yi crlptions is a Specialty here and we w lake them Just like Your Doctor p ould do it himself. ,r y York Drug Store L CITY MARKET : rE ARE PAYING THE HIGHEST | ASH PRICES FOR? tl EGGS, u CHICKENS, ti BUTTER, J li Please bring everything you have to s 'a and see what us will do for you. s< N SPITE OF 8CARCITY? J, We continue to keep a full and ooma.a_ a -a 4V. TMm DW If leie ufforiuicui ui vuo ? * ork, Sausage, Ham, ate. 5; We are here to do our part in help- T ig to feed the people and we are do'* S CITY MEAT MARKET. 0 C. F. SHERER, Prop. J . SI EGOS WANTED l' ' WILL pay 46 Cents a dozen, CASH for all I can cat I 87 t. f. tf R. D. DORSETT. w Iharter No. 6,931. Reserve District No. 5 REPORT OF CONDITION OF THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK .t York, in the State of South Carolina. At the Close of Business on NovemUr 1. 1918: RESOURCES, oans and Discounts, including re-discounts (except those shown In b and c) ..... -?.?$377,016 do ustomers' liability account of acceptances of this bank purchased or discounted by it - 5.9.3 03 ....... $352,939 OS OUS end ! ills r-dis-o-n: d (e ther than bank accept- ? ancea sold) (see Item 57a) - *50u 00 oOO 00 $3S2.439 0s . verdrafts secured $6,193.32: unsecured, $62.91 " y U. S. bonds (other than Liberty Bonds, but including g U. S. certificates of indebtedness): ,ocnn on *no OA i . S. 1 onds deposited to secure circulation (par value)... 1-.500 oo i-.oeu | l.ibe'ty Loan Bonds: ibert? Loan Bonds. 3 1-2. 4. and 4 1-4 per cent, un- . - rt . ,a g p|i Iged 27.06.1 UU . locks, other than Federal Reserve Bank stock .. ..inn !,.> 1 lock of Federal Reserve Ban': (50?c of subscription) N alue of Banking House - - 21.000 00 ,. 000 00 g qulty in banking house sUHg J? > urniture and Fixtures ? - eal estate owned other than banking house N i P. v. . v.. ?-.th P. .i?r-.I Rank . > > 7 ush In vault anil net amount dim from National Banks.... 14.1.2 < a as ? hecks on other banks in the same city or town as re- _ _ 3 porting bank lother than Item IT) L?8I X Total of Items II. 15. 16, IT, and IS $146,856 86 edemption fund with U. S. Treasurer and due from U. S. Treasurer 00 J 'ar Savings Certificates and Thrift Stamps actually X owned .. "'^s -'l r Total ...$627.3*7 :>6 ^ LIABILITIES. ipital stock paid in 50,000 00 _ urplus fund ? 50.000 00 ndivided profits $ 11."3i 60 Less current expenses. Interest, ami taxes paid .... . .... 3.112 41 8.625 19 mount reserved for all interest accrued nil Irculatlng notes outstanding *??00 00 et amount due to National Banks 4,08a 95 Total of Items 32 and 33 1.085 95 Demand deposits (other than bank deposits) subject to Reserve (deposits payable within 30 days): _ (dividual deposits subject to cheek 2il.3?9 -3 ashier's Checks outstanding 3.228 30 Ivldcnds unpaid *' 0,) Total of demand deposits (other than bank deposits) subject to Reserve. Items 31, 35, 36, 37, 38, 39, 40, and 41 $274,612 53 Time deposits subject to Reserve (payable after 30 days, or subject to 30 days or more notice, and postal savings): ertificates of deposit (other than for money borrowed).... lOO.Tlu so ther time do|>osits 53,010.15 Total of time deposits subject to Reserve Items 42. 43. 44. and 45 $153,750 95 nited States deposits (other than postal savings): *nr loan deposit account $ 4.9,830 00 48.830 00 ills payable, other than with the Federal Reserve Bank. Including all obligations representing money borrowed (other than rc-dLscounts) 15,000 00 Total $627,387 96 iuhilities for rediscounts, including those with Federal Reserve Bank (see Item Id) $ 500 00 Total, contingent liabilities (57 a. b, and c) $ 500 00 TATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA?County of York ss: I, R. C. ALLEIN, Cashier of the above named hank, do solemnly swear ? lat tlie above statement Is true to the best of mv knowledge and belief. ? R. C. ALLEIN. Cashier. ? uhscrihed and sworn to before me this 14th day of November, 1918. (Seal) .). A. MARION. Notary Public. orroct?Attest: 0. E. Wilkins, J. M. Stroup, W. I. Witherspoon, Directors. Real cause and cure of sin and suffering^*"^ $ is revealed at last?a strange, vivid allegory I * entitled WHAT AILS THE WORLD unveils I j the mystery HID FOR AGES Style unique. 119 Matter illuminating?it came like Peter's sheet. I ? The timeliest book of this age, or money back. I 1 Price $1.25 at Shicdcr's Drug Store. 1 ( THE MAINSTAY OF INDUSTRY ARE THE GOOD BANKS Back of All Industry and Enterprise Stands FINANCE? ^ Always Ready, Always Willing to encourage anything worthy that will advance the interest of the community. First of all, however, must come THRIFT AND INDUSTRY, the loyal support of the HOME BANK BY HOME PEOPLE. Every Dollar YOU SAVE and place in OUR BANK, is not only advancing' YOUR OWN WELFARE, but it is encouraging and assisting HOME INDUSTRY. PRESS FORWARD YOUR OWN Interests and help YOUR OWN Town and Community by placing all YOUR Money in THIS BANK. YOU want YOUR Interests and YOUR Money SAFE?It is SAFE HERE. THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK } YORK - - - S. C. | "You Had Better Be Safe Than Sorry." f ilftly ofyouree Enameled Ware f EYES * Used by good cooUs everywhere and j it giows in popularity from year to Z YOUR EYES are without a doubt year because it is a Satisfactory ware y ic most important orgun of the body for cooking purposes. See us for nd should be taken special care of. u ou should have them carefully exam- PUDDING I w led occasionally whether you wear HANDLED PORRINwEKS, y lasses or not. If It be Real, Honest ervlcc and lh-otevtion you want, see WASH BASINS, A hiedcr, "The Optometrb-t"; if it is antl other pieces, tyle you want, see Shieder also; if It g p the Best (Bass money ean buy. you EVER-READY OIL CANS? ant to see Shieder; but if it be a big U it of money you want to spend, see jj. yOU noed n good Oil Can. buy one j > >meo ne else. of our Ever-Ready. It Is good. Holds i [ Ask the hundreds of glad souls who ? fia"ons of oilave been to see me about my work TEAS? i i nd prices and see what the man that yo|] w|? Hnd choic? ?nc of TKAS ; t you with glasses did for your pock- ;U thja |tore< We havo gUvep Rox J tbooK* Orange Pekoe, Morara. Ceylon. i All Examinations Frc* Vos' we have Fulton's Yeast. ^ SI1JKDEK. D. o. SHERER & QUINN RON BEDS- EGGS WANTED?40c,i! OF ALL THE BED MATERIAL lat has ever been used for the pro- i uction of a bedstead, nothing has yet WE WILL TAKE ALL THE EGGS J een found that is superior to IRON. ?FRESH EGGS?THAT YOU WILL ! -on has many advantages?among BRLYG US AT 10 CTS. DOZEN, Cash. | there its strength, its lasting quality i nd the beautiful designs that can be CHOICE FRUITS? o'iron. Then too, it has the de- We now have a pretty good line of ! ided advantage over the wooden bed Cholce FruitSi lncludlng f being more easily kept dean and FANCY BONUM APPLES, eer from dust and vermin. Wise peo- CHOICE ORANGES, le of this day and time buy IRON FINE BANANAS, and eds. We sell lots of them. CHOICE LEMON'S [AVE A GOOD STOCK ON HAND NOW and will be pleased to show RED ONIONS? j m ran PThfnnetnd?C8!!rnJroymU Good Size and Sound?5 CTS. LB. ! ill call on us- Then, too, value com- i ared, the IRON BED is much lower REMEMBER US FOR iu"o"r ??kl5rirBon B,dfl CANDIES. CHEWING GUM. ou our SIOCK or iron Beds. CIGARS, CIGARETTES. Etc. M. L. FORD | icensed Undertakers nnd Enihalmor- Yorkville Candy Kitchen I CLOVER. - S. C. JOHN DEM AS. Prop. J , I I EE US FOR FUI.GHUM SEED OATS?WE I HAVE ESPECIALLY GOOD SEED. LADIES' SKIRTS? fULCAN TURNPisOWS ladies' SKIRTS Is one of our i I vMVllii A vlliil MW ft kJ specialties and we have a splendid line ' MOST GOOD FARMERS know that of these and you'll find that we can j ie VULCAN TURNPLOW In actual >?TU St>,es 411(1 th( 1 se oi. the farm, is the equal of any eflSfeo shov* >ou. ?? ?1?* mn,Li o a O M UtO j iiT.sUng'quanty0 there l'sTnothlng In I sir we havent tne s i Ins*. We sell the VULCAN, and s.h?e3 ^ hv f?7 Rn t 1 ave them In four sizes?1 and 2 horse th<? 'J2J5 <1., " n?*qh^ 1 iztn. It is time you were turning the *'e *JJve a 8r^Mi? ?3 ! oil for Kail grain sowing?Use a for J)T"?? m..^%v?e ! ulcar. plow for better work. ,?^d i a?M v?in. ?nr J.,,. aL? I URINA HORSE AND MULE FEED H ya. v?? ?n?hpre ^ There are feeds and feeds, but after Money as You will get anywhere. Do , is all said the Original Purina Horse >'ou ftak foJ" mo ' nd Mule Feed is the PEST to be had. READY-TO-WEAR HATS? hat's why we sell it. We have a splendid assortment of i Likewise with PURINA Chicken Ladles' Ready-to-Wear Hats in very eed?Use It if you want the Best. considerable variety and you'll And the PARTAN DAIRY GRAIN8? Styles, the Qualities and the Prices atHas demonstrated to scores of cow tractive. Let us show you. wners that it is THE feed that pro- _ ucea RESULTS-the MOST Milk and FEDfSTEDT BARGAIN 1 lutter at the LEAST COST. To be rr/wrnn 1 ure we sell It. HOUSE 'ERGUSQN & YOUNGBLOQD ^ WoM B^, j Titer Ribbons of AD Kinds. or *7 Mmil?10 Ocmta mob. fV-. 'J IDE GREAT TONIC MANTONE? WE ART EXCLUSIVE AGENTS FOR THIS TONICIT BUILDS YOU UP AN D MAKES YOU FEEL GOOD. PRICE, $1.06. J. E. Briton, Prop. CITY PHARMACY Clow, S. C "TIIE SERVICE DRUG STORE" ; THE LOAN AND SAVINGS BANK | c This Bank solicits the Checking Accounts of firms and individuals and extends to C i such customers every reasonable courtesy and facility. A liberal rate of interest paid 011 Certificates of Deposit and Savings Accounts B. X. MOORE, C. W. McGEK, M. E. McCORKLE, V President. Caahlcr. Asst. Cashier. i Phone V V ^ Phone 153 I L J 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 NUMBER OF LIVES. YET WITH THIS GREAT LOSS. THERE ARE THOUSANDS TO DAY 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 CHATTANOOGA TURN PLOWS?And also a few others. Should YOU be needing a Plow it WILL PAY YOU to SEE OUR LINE before buying. NOW AS TO POINTS WE HAVE THEM for tho 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. W9~ At the Rear of Our Store You Will Find a Good Lot In Which to Hitch Your Team. THE YORK HARDWARE COMPANY ! EXTRA VALUES IN LADIES' COATS | I EVERYBODY LIKES TO PICK UP AN EXTRA BIG ? VALUE AT A MONEY-SAVING PRICE OCCA- jW ? SIONALLY. WE DO BECAUSE IT GIVES US AN % OPPORTUNITY TO DIVIDE OUR GOOD FOR- jt x TUNE WITH OUR TRADE. ? \Yc have just received, within the past few days, some ex traordinarily good values in Ladies' Coats?We bought the * Coats right and are passing them on to our customers with Km V a part of the good buying for them?they are splendid Coats ? and are Extra Special Values? fr ? One lot of Black Broad Cloth Coats, worth $35 to $40? t , Our Special $29.95 J* jj Another lot of Coats, in variety of Colors, worth from 31 5 $30 to $40?Our Special Price $24.95 to $34.95 ft 6 ' Still another lot of Coats, in Colors, good wool fabrics?" ' Be * Specially priced at $9.95 to $19.95 K ? One Lot of Black and Xavy Coat Suits?handsome gar I incuts?worth $30 to $40?Specially Priced $24.95 to $32.50 y? u Another lot of Coat Suits?Sonic splendid values?And ^ Specially Priced at $9.95 to 19.95 { SERGE DRESSES 2 j Are always serviceable and look good almost as long as they K ? hold together. We have a good selection of these and can sell you finished Dresses almost as cheaply as you can buy K the Cloth?Priced at $9-95 to $24.95 SILK DRESSES # I You'll find these here in splendid Styles and in a variety of * 1 the most popular colors and shades?Priced at jj $9.95 to $24.95 5 I KIRKPATRICK-BELK COMPANY | SELLS IT FOR LESS IP HEAVY WORK SHOES : | No, we haven't had any winter weather yet this season, but j 1 indications point to its coming before many more days ] 1 and when it comes there is one thing sure, People who J ! must work out in the open, MUST have good servicea- ] 1 ble Shoes to keep their feet dry. Such Shoes for such J 1 work of course are made somewhat heavier than the or- J 1 dinary Dress Shoes for the man or woman who doesn't J 1 have to be out in all sorts of weather. We give partic- | j ular attention to our Heavy Shoes just the same as we | j do to Shoes for Dress occasions?We consider them ev- ! ery bit ^s important?possibly more so, and we tell you ! j that you can find the Very Best Values in Heavy Shoes ! [ at this Store, We do so in the full belief that You cannot ! | find better or even as good values elsewhere?At least I J it is to YOUR interest to test our claims?We'll be con- ! ] tent to rest on YOUR decision?That's fair, isn't it? | MEN'S HEAVY SHOES? We have these in quite a variety, including the products i | of the best shoe factories in the world that are turning out \ heavy shoes for men?Prices range like this?$2.00, $2.50, | $3.00, $3.50, 4.00, $5.00, $5.50 and $6.00 a Pair. HEAVY SHOES FOR WOMEN? Our line of these include the very best qualities, in As- 1 bestos Calf, Box Calf, Satin Calf Leathers, in Blucher styles, 1 with a price range of $2.50, $3.00 and $3.50 Pair. HEAVY SHOES FOR MISSES? Box Side Bluchers in various leathers, and extra good 1 values?Priced at $3.00 and $3.50 Pair. HEAVY SHOES FOR BOYS? The average boy wears out more shoes than his father. 1 because the boy moves about twenty times where his father 1 moves once?to be sure he wears out Shoes?he's a live wire 1 ?dead ones are easy on shoes?Our Boys' Shoes are for the live wires?Browns and Blacks, Scout and Army Lasts?All J Prices?$2.50, $3.00, $3.50 and $4.00 Pair. Our Shoe Stock Is Immense in Size and Variety and in- | 1 / IhsIm What Wf Rtliev* Art the Verv Rent Rhnt Val- 1 ues to be had anywhere. May We Show You? shoes J. M. STROUP shoes ; WWMWMWMMWMWMWMMMWMIMWMIMMMWMAMWMMIMMMM i .