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?y , ? STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA Turk County. IN JUL 1'UOUATfc CO CUT By L. It. Williams. Es^ulrs. Frobate Judge or York County. WIIEUEAa T. is. GLENN has ap** plied to ins for Letters of Adiii.n.stration, oi. ui. and singular. the goods and chattels. r.ghls and credits, of ALi KLL FA it IS. late of the Count> aforesaid. dec assd. These ure. therefore, to cite and admonish all arid singular the kindred and creditors of the said deceased, to te and app*ar before me at our next i'robate Court for the said County, to Co holden at York Courthouse on the 10111 l).\V <?i 1<1.? I.MliJ.i'.. 1 j' to shew cause, if any. why the said Administration should not he grunted. Given under my Hand and Seal, this iLith day of .November, i the >?ar of our 1 .oid on*- thou.-and nine huie;r> d and eiglitei n and in the 143rd year of American Independence. (.Seal j. L. It. WILLIAMS. Frobate Judge of Yoik County. L?cc 3. lal*?97 t BIANNUAL ASSESSMENT FOR lUl'J Notice of Opening of Books of AutMor for Listing Keturns for Taxation. A minor s oiin ?.. !><.'i inLc-r 3, IjIv Ol.'ltSi.'A.NT to the icjuiti incut* oS * iiio Statute on ill" suhj'ct, ,\oti" is hereby si ^*"ii that my books will In ois.'in-I in my iiiLie in Vork i-ourtfiou.-"-. 'Hi Wi;i?M"..Sl'.\V, JAM ilt l' isi, r.ii.i, for tin- j>iii|ios? oi ii.-t iik for taxation ail I'LiiSMNAL ami It HAL I'ltOlM.ICl Y li* iif in Voi K I I'ounty, on January 1. 1919, ami will In k?-fit ?i|i? ii until the 3'itli "lay oi I'YIii uaiy, I . 1 J. ami lor tli"; convclu !! of 111'" Taxpayers of tin- ''oUlily 1 will .'it til'- |ila< enumerate"! 1" low on 111*- il.it" s name"! At i |o".. I", \V'""!ii" s<lay aii'l 'i'hui.s'lay, January 1 ami 3. 1919. At I'oint. tat llariior'si, Friday. January 3. I 'It' At li.imlaiia. t Forty KtrKUson's Stor"-). Saturday. January 4. 1 1 At Smyrna, Tuesday, January 7. 11*19. At Hickory *5rove. \V< ?ln? s"lay ami TIiiii sOnji'. January S ami 9, 1919. Vt Sharon. I rnl.iy. January 1'*. 191 lur?luy, January II. II At Ni vy?|"vrt. .\l?ii<lai, January I I. I : 19. At Fort Mill. Tuesday, WVdii'?dav ami Tliiirs'lav. January 14. 13. ami 1 19. At M<<'onm llsvlll"", Satui<lay. .lamiai IV IS. 1919. At tiii'li n. Moii'lay. J.iiiuarv 3". 1' 1' \t i "oates's Tavitii. I Itoihl" >'"s . Tu?"S"lay. .latitlarv 'J I. 1919. At I tuck Hill, from W> dm s<lav, .laiiuarv 33. to Tii'"S"!a\. January 3x. I"'I' At M'*tfill I'ros.'s Store. Thursday. I "ill 1919. At York, from Krii|:i.v. J:itiii:ir.v SI. tn February U". 191S. All males between the uk>s of I well! y-Ot|e tttlll slYl\ veils. If I-*i ! !. to a poll tax of J I an<l all t? t?otis so liable are especially requested to l!iVI> the until tiers Of their res|e< tive school ilistrlets In tnakitiK tlieir returns. HltO\|ilX M. I.' >VI*. Amlltor York t'ountv III e. 3. fix - '17 4t -SHOESWl-J AUK I.' >N<; OX SII'IKS. \v. lioUKht early ami bought liher.ill.v. We illKht to supply our < u>loiiieis who want real Slioi valms for their >lme inotiey. Those who have look* <1 our I IK stork over r* .1 I I > ii ?l in it that our lute is hit; eilouyh. v.irn <1 eiioliuh ami 1 has quality iioukIi to su.i all t oim is as to styles ami hat hers, ami that t'ur I'rie. s. regardless of talk of high' r priees, art most reasonable. I* t us sl.ow you Sliocs tip- next time \ou are in need of a pair for Yours- If. Youi Wife or Your 'Tithlren. i M?i:i:\vi:.\it? This is another one of our strong hm s. We have umlervvi ur for every iiieuiLor of the family ami can suit you #MMHMBbi^li' and weiKht of I'mlerwiar that you "vant. Let us try. We want all Your Kggs. G. VV. WHITESIDES & CO Xlltl'nV . . X c The Bank of Clover CLOVER. S. C. YOUR BUSINESS? \i? MATTER what your im<-?1?? u In ruling. Idiichsmit hiity. w?|| iticichundisim; or professional. out;lit to he, lor your own pntsotial satlsfae lion, liuiiilloil lliiou^h the Itank this Itiit)U it it is most emixehielit to \ou Till-: HANK WAY IS THE SI Itl WAY ol Utioxvim; just how you si.no! lliinncially. It lends to system in Oilsim ss iiITairs. It y;i\? s your business alTalrs a better tone with tin- man willi whom you ?lo business. hut do not I'ottii' Into direet contact with. I' will tiive mui mom ootilidetice in Yt ?l' 11 uWN BUSINESS A UFA 11JS. THIS MANK. riaht at your door, of Il l's Its SITX ICI'S to lml|> Yt?r to lint Inr hiislni'ss tint hods. Wn want Yotti Ranking hiisiimss and will do everything a good hank can do to morit Your business ami your fontidi tte? and .without Your Conlldenoi'. tlinii oi I'oursn. this Hank dinsn'l expect youi business. Hut wo In-liny?? xvn I'tin hax? I'oth to your ntlxnutngc. JAS. A. PAGE, Cashier. " HAVE 'EM FRESH JUST RECEIVED FRESH SHIPMENTS of Ill'CKWHEAT (for pancakes). AUNT JEMIMA PANCAKE Hour. Battercakcs arc ripe noxv and they are One stuff for breakfast, especially if served with LOti CAIUN MAPLE SYHl'P. | Or perhaps you prefer VELVA or' KAKO SYRUP. To be sure we have all these things. CHASE & SANBORN tWFKtS AM) TEAS? Also have CAKAJA. VOTAN, WHITE HOUSE. LUZ1ANNE. Etc. Also a line of the BEST TEAS. ^ W. E. FERGUSON FIRST NATIONAL BANK. SHARON, - - S. t. ? MriuU'r titlcrsl Reserve ^jmciu ? VOIR BANKING BUSINESS THE BIO FINANCIERS throughout the world use the bank in all their business transactions. There is no sentiment about this?JUST BUSINESS. Experience has taught them that thej Bank Way Is the Satisfactory Way to transact all financial business- They have found by experience that aside from SAEETY, the bank Way furnishes a check on CA KELESSX ESS, on PAYING TWICE, on WASTEFUL EXPENDITURES, besides the protection against LOSS by burglary. Fire or through Just plain carelessness. All forward looking business men DO BUSINESS THROUGH THE BANK, j IF YOU nre not aireauj u , this Bank. We invite you to become | one NOW. We will give you every ser-1 vice that a Good Bank can give, ami' besides you have the protection of Our: Uncle Sam to guard you against loss, i J. S. HARTNESS, Cashier | MONEY TO LOAN AT Seven Per Cent, on First Mortgage on approved Real Estate. THOS. F. McDOW. 84 f. L tf BUTTER AND EGGS IVTE want all the Eggs we can get v at 50 Cents a dozen, and good ^Butter at 40 Cents a Pound. Come to ? Charlotte Street. 94 3t* NIVINS PROS. W Sec The Enquirer Office for Typewriter Ribbons of All Kinds. J (pancakes? ' u N"u. Vou dl lr.'t te!I oa '.'-.a' you enjoy q vour pan' .okes for br?akf st. tut then ve know you ?lo \V? have th< Pant ake Flour - The Kf-st to be had? AUNT JEMIMA PANCAKE FLOUR Ainl Alei AUNT JEMIMA IH'CK WHEAT -Tour V'ij know how good thes? l'i Tours aiv No ,se to t- 11 you?Put. r?.in?.iiib-r what w?- have Is fr?-sli. FOIC (TfltlsTM \S CAKES. !p), You must htve th? rn?\W know yoa;l'< II hav? 'hf-ii; Let us .-uiddy tl.o mUi edl< nt.s Have 'n< Id; It M-IN'S, <rrit??N. PI.IT-: PI UPON EXTRACTS. SHERER & OUINN v - ? take care 4bbsv of your eyes Vitl'lt KYKS me without a do'thl j ' | I I |ti | | I :i *lt gii ft l*f t|t*' I-imIv | lt"l s|il?ll!i| In taken s|*i" I.|| l .'III' Of j Vihi hIiiiiiI*! Iimvi* tti*m cnp fully exam- ' mi ll i.i cusioii.illy whether ymi wi nr ; lasses in n*it If it t*i* It. a I. IIiiiioi M-riii'i' iiml I'nitii l.mi \(iu want, see j ^liiiili r. I In- i(|il<Miii-lriM": if it iS|>||' Villi Want !* * SIlll'illT hNii If It la tin* It* *1 I.I I - - iiniiiiv i'iih tin v vim' want to see Shieili-r liut If it he a hi? lot of money you want to spend, so in co n? else. \?' * ta t.'.ll.lli *!s Ot VI ' 111 Smils Willi ti ivc ln ii|i 'o s* c iti* ainiiit mv vvork nit j.ii.'.s. .iinl what till- in hi (fiat I 'it villi \V ' li ulasses 11111 tut' J.uif pink a in M?|< Ml I.Miiiiitiiltintis |>is IS It. I*. still licit. It. <t. I OYESTERS I i ,i I* 4 1 CXI'CtT ' Vj Noitmiik .4 si:i,i;rr ? ommii: TliMoltltOU (WKItM sltAX ) ! ^ <>K f TII\.\kM.IYI\<;. X A LOUIS ROTH i? '} SAW MILLING? |i i LAHUIt Is very scarce. You know *1 that. And it is har<l to net almost any V kind of help. It is specially difficult " for us to get skilled luhor and in consequence lots of work that wc might j ~ be doing, has to go undone. Hut we , > are helpless until labor becomes more.g plentiful. ~ In the meantime, if you have any-Z that you want sawed into I.I'M- J5 UKIt, we'll be glad to do the saw mg. Z for you. t'annot promise to do the' ? sawing as soon as you bring the logs, g but will saw them as soon after yoU'Z bring them as we can "-dependent on 5 having sufficient labor to do the work. z In other words, we'll get to your logs j2 as soon as possible after you deliver ig them at the mill. JNO. K. LOGAN IRON BEDS- j] OF ALli T1IK HKD MATISKIAI. = that has ev? r been used for the pro- g duct ion of a bedstead, nothing has >' t Z been found that is superior to IK<>.\ jE Iron has many advantages?among g others its strength, its lasting quality " and tin- beautiful designs that can bclg made of roil. Then too, it lias the de- Z 'ided udvonlage over the Wooden tied j Z of being more easily kept clean and | S freer from dust and vermin. Wise pi o- Z pb- of this day and tone buy 1 lt? (N 2 IX US. ?? ? M-II IIPI^ | aa II.WI-: A ?;? < !> STOCK ON ll.\NI> = NOW anil will In- |>l<:is<il to show S yuii our inmiy pleasim; designs if yoi ~ will rail mi us Tln-n. t<<o. value com Z I 'I ri-il, tlio IRON' I * I: I? -s mu'li lntti in cost tliati other lt<-i|s. I.et us show jS mil our stork of Iron Reds. M . E 10KD = t IccummI l*oil<-rlaki r?. . 11?<I I oit'iiliori ; < t < <\ I 1:. si ~ nAPFR "? REPAIR SHOP A I'TuMOHILM anil Ucneral Repair Z Work. I want your work. If lean 5 ilo It. I'll tell you. If not. I'll ti ll you. Z Reasonable charges. Alexander's Old 3 Stand, Come and see me. ~ 32 uw 3t L. O. BARER. = -M Typewriter Ribbons and Papers j ~ at The Enquirer Office. 1 BIG DE Cliristmas Shopping Has i ?Buy Useful Precen LADIES' FINE CO We are showing a hig line of Ladit tug a splendid line of Manufactu 135.00 0< >ATS?At ... $50.00 COATS?At $25.00 COATS?At $13.00 COATS?At Children's and Misses Children's and Miss, s" Coats? a splei stylish garments?At 32.00. 32-50, LADIES' SILK DEI Splendid \alu<s at 310.00, 312.50. 31 LADIES' SILK WA Realities, every olio of tin 111- Priced So.Ott, Ji.l.lHI Ii|> II) ^11..ill r.llll. CHILDREN'S DRE Cheaper and better than you can tna is tvlioviiiK? Priced atSI.OO, SI.-5. STAPLE DRY GO 3? Cts. CHEVIOTS?At 4S Cts. HAMILTON* HICKORY?At :<; Cts. PERCALES?At Cts. Yard Wide PLEACH INT.?At A A A HEAVY SHKKllNC. At Manchisti r PEP Tl? "KlXti?At 4? Cts. 32-imh GIXOHAMS?At W See Us for Dolls aii( McCONFXL ciir.xi CITY MARKET cement, luie :,;z,:::zr ~"| and roofing EGGS. CHICKEN8, BUTTER, Just rt-oolved a W BARREL OF BEST P1*>asa bring everything you have to 1 s and nff what w? will do for you. I HARNESS OIL? I SPITE OF SCARCITY? I ' ... .. . . . . You know how high Leather GooJai \\ e continue to keep a ful and com- , t It W1? pay you hand-I r I,? ? ">'*?> '? cltan all your Leather parn,1 !J1' h.,_ ! ph? mallu an ! give it a thorough oiling J t? V*~t7h? SJnU ??T hS" -;i' so.no of this Harnc-sa Oil. g to feed the people and we are do- Lrintf a Jug ur boUlc l0 gt.t lt ,n. I CARROLL BROTHERS GRIT IS THE GRAIN OF BUSINESS I \ i.rrri.i: sand on tiii: sti i:i. hail fkoihths wonl?l ICI'l'l. I:I.SI I.T.N?IT IS THK GKAI.N OF THK SAND Til \T (.Kil'S IT IS S< > IN" Jil.'sl.VKSS. Things move forward by having the right Git!!'. I usiii* ss growth is not alone the outcome of Finance; i ut ,ii nit. i;iy< m application and det? rininatiofi. OFT THK HI JHT .KIT I'se >and and your Financial Car will move forward. I se 'Jill- HANK'S SKHVH'K as Your Most Substantial help. I'li.M'i-; Vol It < HIv 'KING AO< UL'NT HKltK. THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK YORK - - - S. C. "You Hml Hotter He Safe Than Sorry." OUR HOLIDAY UNE THIS YEAR ! will iji: practically complete, AXI) SANTA Cl.AlS CAN HE SUPPLIER AT T1US STOltE AS LSI AL. J. E. Brison, Prop. CITY PHARMACY Clover, S. C. I -'nil-: si i:\ ? k nuro sTnitK" r THE VAST SUM OF MONEY f I REI'OSITKR IN THIS STKONO I!A.\'K by Men and Women In ? every walk of life, tells a story of its own. To draw this money into /I the Hank tie- Ofiioers must (tain the eonlidonee of the community. ??ur wiilinkmss to serve our Customers In Every Way Consistent ^ with Sound Hanking l'rinc:|>l< s, has won us a host of frhnds. f If Vou are seek iig a Hanking Home Our record should be of a weight in making your decision in Our favor- ? c THE LOAN AND SAVINGS BANK \ "THE HANK FOR TIIE PEOPLE." ? IT IS WISE TO BUY YOUR IMS EARLY | M15. FARMER: IF YOU THINK YOU WILL NEED MORE MI LES OR WANT TO EXCHANGE SOME OF YOUR OLDER STOCK FOR YOUNGER ANIMALS FOR NEXT SPRING'S WORK, LET I S SUGGEST THAT \ OU BUY BEFORE SPRING. TO BE SI RE YOU CAN BUY NEXT SPRING, BUT THE PROBABILITY IS THAT Mil WILL NOT BE ABLE TO HAVE AS CHOICE ANIMALS FOR SELECTION. MULES ARE SCARCE AND IT IS ALSO TRUE THAT TIIEY ARE HIGH, BUT THEY MAY BE SCARCER AND HIGHER NEXT SPRING. SEE THE POINT? SEE US. MULES JAMES BROTHERS H0KSES .XK*X~xk~XKKK~X~XKK~X~X~X^K~X~X*<~XKK":~X~X~X~X~X~X~:CEMBER SALE XK?X"X~X-X~X-X~X-X~X~X~X~XK"X"X~X?X~X~X~X?XK-X~X"> Already Begun and Wise Shoppers Are Buying Here ts for the Whole Family and Your Friends. <K~X~X~X~X~X~X~X~X-X~X~X~X"X"X"X~X<-X"X~X~X~X~X~X-v ATS MEN'S ODD PANTS s' Coats, includ- All Sizes ami Patterns?Priced at $1.50. $2.00, $3.00, ror's Samples? *s"'?0. $5.00 and $0.00 a Pa.r. $2">.oo. Men's Overcoats?Bought Right, Too. $20.00 civ mi Men's $12.50 Overcoats, at $8.50. $22.00 Coats at ... Mf.ou $15.00. $25.00 Coats at $18.00. $12.50 183 Men's Odd Coats?At $3.50. $5.00 and $0.50. ' Coats SUITS FOB Y0UB BOY idnl line of very \\> have a big variety to select from?Elegant $uits $5 00. to $12.50. at $6.00, 57.50 ami $8.50 Each. 'Joys' All Wool serge Suit?At $8.50 csses thousands of pairs of shoes 5.00 and $18.00. Men's Mahogany Tan, English?At $5.50 Pair lT^T5! Mens Mahogany Calf, Medium Toe?At $1.00, $5.50 and $8.50 Pair at $2.00. $2.50, Women's Dark Tan Calf Shots?At ..$5.50 and $6.50 Women's Dark Tan Kid Shoos?At $7.50 Remember?111 ere are No Ucttcr Shoes Made tluin bbLo the t'ro*>sett and \V. L. Rougia s. Children's I-illiken Shoes?At $2.50, $3.00, $3.50, $1.00 ke them?Seeing See Our line of Raw Hide Shot s for Men, Wo$1.50 and $2.00. mr? .,n,| chiltlren?That Is. if \ou want Shoes that rtjXO will slant! the hardest wear. 25 ns. Yd. MEN'S CLOTHING 30 CIS. Id. There's a reason why so many men buy their Suits. ... 25 CTS. Yatd Overcoats. Odd Coats and Pants from th b Store? 18 CTS. laid It's the Price and the Quality and Variety that tells 25 CTS Yard. the story?Suits hero at 20 per cent less than the 25 CTS. Id Manufacturers' prices today. Come and s e. 25 (TS. Yd. Men's Worsted Suits?$15.00. $18.00 and $20.00 Each. 1 Other Xmas Goods. Selections Easily Made Here. DRY GOODS COMPANY PEST STORE IX SOITII CAROLINA DISHES HOG FEED j I We have a very complete line of Dish- B#en ?ut of HOG 1X1:0 for j es. Including? eral Days?But Have Some Now. Cups and Saucers We have deddeJ to Continue Our Plates REDUCTION SHOE SALE j . _ UNTIL THE 10TH OF DECEMBER. j Lifting Dishes ! Chocolate Sets tSiIK , j Salad Bowls EK' BE ! Complete Dinner Sets. roR FRES11IIEX ECU^ j We will pay 60 CTS- per Dozen for u J limited supply. i York Furniture & Hardware yokk supply company ! finmnantr (I '~1 ; SEE US FOR FULCRUM SEED OATS?WE ^ IF YOU WANT A NEW HAVE ESPECLALLY u00D SEED FORD, tOiViE QUiuK? VULCAN TURNPLOWS |: WE HAVE ONE M> >ST COOD KAUMEiiS know that ! ' TOUKXNO CAR? the- VULCAN Tl'liNULoW in actual j$ . v r . ':s?' ?* "" ft" in, thv e?iual of an> J.j i/o iew. "?dy. New Top, and ti.rnplow tliat was ever maiie and u>v all body equipment Now lui }.i.sti::s' uaal.t; there is nothing iniY At a I rue lo Su.t. ;.s tass. We sell the VULCAN, and ? (Jiasis lie built by Ourselves. have tn?m ir. four sir.es?1 and J horse WE 1I.WE JUST RECEIVED \ 8|:',K 11 is ,inu' vou vver'" u,""nK ll? { C'.VH (.U FOKD 1'AltTS? * soi' tor I'"ail 6rain sowing?Use a y Villi in. plow tor In tti r work. y And hope to be able to supply any PURINA HORSE AND MULE FEED V deiiiuuus maue lip-on us. It we There are feeds and feeds, but after J have not got what YOU want, t is all said the Original l'urina Horse X WE WILL LET IV l ui: Vol . and Mule Feed is the REST to be hud. } Yours to l'lease before. Then, and Aft- i liaUs why we sell it. } er the War. Likewise with I'UltlNA Cliieken '? lT*ed?Use it if you want tile Hesl. ? YORK MOTORCAR CO. jHSSar,r 1 iluns RESULTS?the MOST Milk and ? S. L. COURTNEY. Proprietor. Mutter at the LEAST COST. To be I sure we sell it. X ~ < iiKCUSON & YOUNGBLOOI. I FANCY FRUITS a striking case 1 ..,-r rn,., , . . UNDER it* Terms a Life Insurance k . .. / , f . ,l', \ou w' Contract DOES NuT become e.icct.vc enjoy better health? that s what *j unt.il It is delivered to the applicant t doctors s>y-iou | find a first-class d thc prt.miuiu 1>A1U. The .nu.ua. , assortment of ( holcc f ruits at Johns. 1K.uclu Lile ! usurui.ee Company an- ) iV^vep?' ')-Klll'S'- thorizes its Agents to collect tne pre- I r n vpP Kitr rr-i p r \n < mium ul,d 1S!,Uc' a Pul,"lK ll" > . a 1TI.V1PviVTm'j \ m*o ' insurance in rull f orce Irom the date ( ,vii vi urii'cil of the medical exam.nation, provideu l , 5 ,?0,i ?. - ..... the examination shows that the appli- J I have nearly everything that is to t.anl ls ln8UlubK.. on October a. Uls. " be 1 udi"1 Mr. O. J. Hcrndon of Krnhaidt, S. C.. , \t r vKry ?t^tv'd w,ole ,hu application ot Mr. Walter si. ; pi L Crosby of Isiandtoti, C.. for U'.-mo ? II,. 1 i!il lin f IMVIIU'O 1, insurance and Mr. Crosby paid the Always a good line of CANDIEs. here, premium on that date and was given j a binding receipt. Owing to the inuu- j enza ep.Uennc the company s examiner * Yorkville Cstldv TCifpltPn could not get to the party until tin xuiiivme udnay iv.ncneii mh un thw .,olll Mr tro8by u;lb i WHIN DEMAS. Prop. taken ill and died on the ? 4til. The } examination showed tiiat he was an t ? ___ acceptable risk 011 the 19th, and jusi * . _ _ _____ __ _____ so soon as proofs of loss are furnislicu ] SPFCIAI ClFFFTxINfl 11,0 *uli amount of the policy will Ik J OA LCI/1L IJl 1 LdlML 1 puld. A .\0rth Carolina Agent ot tin , n/\ r* Tf'kf IA A t/P company had almost an identical expc hi IK I r,/V l)A f rience, except that his man did not pay \ v *?**? urk. x o UJ)d therefore his intended beneficia J BEGINNING THURSDAY, NOVEM- ries will receive nothing?the contrac. _ BER SlST We Uu? ?--j? prove tt you .to. ! Consignment of Pawnbroker's Sani- th(, Mulua, UL.nctit ls in a Cla88 Hv < tarv Clothing m About One-fourth Us. It. and your own conscience, if its J Regular Prices, working, should tell you that you ai\ k ... . hoi uoing your duly by lour Depend- 1 1 he lot includes Mens Overcoats, ^iils, Cnd.tors or you.self unlc. s iiili- ? Sack coats, Uauies Dong Coats, etc. uualc.y Insured. ' 1 he garments have been worn some. r?^__ TV/r n r<_ . ? but every piece has been Thorough.) Sam M. GllSt, Sp6Cl<U Agent * I Cleaned, Pressed and Disinfected, anu j out alongs.de hundreds of new gar- _ _ ^ ^ j inents at double uiul trcbble the pr.ce:- Jj||l Vf II I) I ( III L I , we'll ask you, you'd |>lck our C.uiliing I'llft H/UI\ 1 "ILL I without question. Thousands of Pawn 4 broker s garments have been sold in t,,.n on with York county and the buyers didn't Xow that wlntcr has ?me on with J know it. We are telling you what w. .1* cooler a^^artoTble wfathe." 1 aro offering. Come and look them generally mor ?. ,. b st 0i 4 over. They will give you Just as gooi -ne ladles will,n8t th 1 service as Clothing costing double th -are to Protect j ? _ lt J money. yourself of th s opp< r chapping of han<i8. face^and Upis. " s t tun.ty and get some good warm, ser ?'u?e to do this an 1 . . ,h|S) . viceablc clothing at real bargain f-g toyancc nnd d:iscom:fori' ... , , 1 uri s. Put come quick for best selcc- ood Drug store whir > to In * tions?They're going to go qu'ek. rything in the "."^Hnvlthe J OTHER llEDUCED PKICES U?Vof recognized merit- j In connection with this Clothing sale , ,vr we will offer Specially Low Prices on TI1K JONTblib blab Indies' and Men's Underwear. Men's includes Face Powder. Talc in and ( Sh;rts, Suspenders. Towels. Chinaware, Comb.nation Cream, most deliglitfuo and many other articles you need. scented with the odors of twenty-si>. 1 EXTllA SPECIAL?To customers buy- Mowers. lug goods to value of SIO ami up, we Thi n we have Cold Creams. Vanishing ( w ll ell Fhc liar> Octn;on Soap for . r<ams. Face Powders. Tab urns. AI 23 Cts.: Six Pounds Ileal Good Coffee mond Cream, Toilet Waters and lo"o' j for SI.00. Til's |s only to customers oajis almost without end. If you h iv , buying goods to value of $10 nnd up. , special favorite you will tlnd it h< r < J. D. HOPE YORK DRUG STORE SHARON S C I A. M. McGILL'S A. M. McGILL'S i | 20 TWENTY DAYS 20 TWENTY DAYS 20 !|| MID-WINTER CLEARANCE SALE jl rashine SATURDAY, DECEMBER 7TH j! I will open here the Best Sale of the Season. In j [ order to Close Out Stock quickly I am going to of- j j fer Reductions in all lines that will pay you to take j j notice of. Everything on Sale and Marked In j! I Plain Figures. Read this Ad. Then Act. ; CHRISTMAS PREPARATIONS Yes. I am trying hard to get ready for Christmas- I will have ] i ] Candies. Apples. Oranges. Bananas. Canned Cocoanut for Cake mak- ( j Ing: Bar Chocolate, (turn. Cigars, Cigarettes, Cakes. Crackers and i | ; everything good to eat. 1 Invite you to make this place your place i ( ? for Christmas buying as we are going to take care of your wants in j i j this line. You'll find our prices interesting, too. J i ! STATEMENT TO MY CUSTOMERS This will be my last Special Sale for this year, and many things j i ] 1 offer you will be higher than 1 am now asking. This eale will be ( i J a great opportunity for you to Get Good Goods at Low Prices. I ' < A Great Many New Goods arc Coming for This Special Sale. I [ i OVERALLS, SHIRTS. RAIN COATS, ETC. One lot Men's Heavv Overalls, a splendid quality S2.29 I'air | 1 I One lot of Boys' OVERALLS at 51.19 Pair I [ ; one lot of Men's Heavy L'rown Work Shirts?Good ones $1.59 J ( 1 One lot of Gray Work Shirts?At $1.84 Each i I 1 I One lot of Men's Iiain Coats?At $5.59 Each j l j [ One lot of Men's Every Day Coats?At $5.39 Each | ] . i One lot of Sweaters?At $1.98 Each I j I One lot of Men's Blue Work Shirts?At $1.21 Each I j j DRESS GOODS AND DOMESTICS i ! All GINGHAMS and PERCALES?Now going at 32 CTS. Yard. i | j All CALICOES at 15 CTS. Yd. SILK POPLIN at 40 CTS- T d. ]| 1 I BLEACHING at 27 and 32 CTS. Yd. 30 Cts. BED TICKING at I j | ' 28 CTS. Id. DO Cts. EE \THER TICKING at 46 CTS. Id. COT- ( j ! I | TON FLANVEL at 36 CTS. \d. 70 Cts. SEIt IE at 05 CTS. \ d. I J I 22 i ts. QL'ILT CALICO at 20 CTS. Yd. BLACK CALICO, at 18 I | j CPS. *d. 22 Cts. APRON* GINGHAMS at 20 CTS. Yd. 35 Cts. ] i 3 \ i DRESS FLEECE, now 32 CTS. 5 d. 35 Cts. OUTINGS, now 30 I j ] i CTS. Yd. j 1 I i \ SOME NECESSITIES?Good Towels. Gloves, Underwear. Sweaters. ] i 5 ] i Caps, Pocket Knives. Axes, Lamps. Guns. Window shades, good i 3 J i Clocks?See me for these?Priced Just RIGHT, i euAPo pnt) mpv a vn nrn'M'Txr i I 1 OUUIJO ? U1V ?UJJ?1 Aili/ II viuun ? I I Men's $<5 00 SHOES?In this Sale at $5.39 Pair ] I \ i Men s $4.00 SHOES?In this Sale at ...._ _$3.48 Pair , | j I 1 Men's $0.00 s?HOKS?In this Sale at 84.69 Pair I j I Mens $3.75 SHOES?In this Sale at 83.48 Par < [ ' l I Men's $3.50 SHOES?In this Sale at $3.34 Pu.r ] i \ \ i Lades' $4.00 SHOES?In this Sale at 83.09 Pal;* i , i I.ailics' $3.7 5 SHOES?in this Sale at ...... _. $3.59 Pair , | J l J Ladies' $3.50 i-HOES?In th.s Sale at 83.18 Pair I j j 1 ! ALL CHILDREN'S SHOE??Greatly Reduced in Price for this Sale. ! i J ] i LADIES' UNDERWEAR?Ladies' $1.00 Underwear?now 89 CTS. j i J i 1 85 Cts. Underwear?now 79 Cts. Ladies' $1.00 Underskirts? i ' j i | now 79 CTS. I , 5 I Lad'es' $3.00 SKIRTS?Now 82.19. Ladies' $2.00 HATS?Now 81.69. j , 1 I | HOSIERY?33 cts. HOSIERY?now 29 CTS. 25 Cts- HOSIERY? . J ! i now 21 CI"S. Pair. j 1 j j i tLL L\CES?In this Special Sale?At 5 CTS. a Yard for Cho'ce. i | MEN'S HATS?100 In a Pin?Values $1.50 to $2.25?Your Choice in j , J I : this fale at 98 CTS., 81-13. 81.39 ana si.ih. i l I B?>YS HATS?75 Cts. HATS at 39 CTS.: 65 Cts. HATS, at 35 CTS. I | i POU HUNTERS?I offr r 100 Eoxes of Loaded Shells, at 80 CTS. Box. j l j ] i KELLY AXES? 40 of them?the Best Made?At 81.50 Each. I | j i 1 GOOD PROOMS?Petter than you'll find elsewhere for 94 CTS. i ; YOUR EGGS WANTED?This week will pay 50 CTS. l>oz. for them ] i ?Right at Your Door. Let Me Have Them. 'i RAMAH A M MCflil YORK j; jj j Cross Roads ITLIII lllLL No ! j; , , WWWWWAWIWI#WWI#WWIWWWWWWWIWWWW#WWWWWWWWW I I HOG KILLING TIME IS WITH TS AGAIN, AND FROM WHAT WE CAN HEAR THE J ! HARVEST WILL BE GOOD. SHOULD YOU NEED STICKING KNIVES, BtTCHER KNIVES. SKINNING KNIVES. MEAT MILLS. LARD CANS J ( [ And the Various article* u?ed In connection with the kill ufi Job, Ju>t j , ^ i SEE IS?WE HAVE WHAT \OC WANT. I > WE SOLICIT YOUR HARDWARE WANTS?AND ALWAYS TRY I I TO PLEASE OUR PATRONS. [ HAVE VOL* SEEN T1IE HKFLECTOR? IF NOT, WHY NOT.' i ( rrs A GREAT TRICK. \\ E WANT To SHOW VOL". OT IT COST Considerable money to send Our Aim* to Franco, I [ I and it will eo?t Ju-l As Mueli to Bring Tiiem Home. HT'll SidiiS' j | I ure Still Needed by Uncle Sam?Needed Radix. Make good ICl'U i I W. S. S. Pledge and Buy All the W. S. S. lou Can. j THE YORK HARDWARE COMPANY j| wwwmwmmwm wo m tw wwwuwwwwmwww w w wwwifw iu I' If f WE HAVE .Jl'ST RECEIVED AN EXPRESS SHIPMENT OE 1.A- *$ X DIES FINE COATS AND EVERY ONI. is A REM TV. * > )y Th s shipment of Coats in Plush anil Fine All Wool Faluns, in <>! V .y ors ami Flack. w II compare moat favorably in <iualif> with any X*|* ?y lot of Ladies' Fine Coats shown on ih;s market th s s. asoa tn Ay '? fact at the prices, styl s and ijuai ty eonsnhred. xxi doubt it .j.y ;X their cuu.il has been shown hire. We mxite ya u to come and yy ,A look tlnse Coats oxer. You xxiil be surprsxd at the ? xtraordi* ?? >y narily Fine Stylis. Good <Jual tiis and Attraetixe Prnis. >i t ug Y X y is biliexing and xve xxant you to see thxin. XA | WOOLEN DRESS GOODS? 'A Tins line of goods has Just arrived and I~ulits xvho haxe tl clr *j*? iv Din sscs. Skirts, etc., made to the.r oxvn nnasure and oxvn taste, xxiil X? *j| find our i-xh bit most interesting, and not only the good i|tial;ties. but Ay 'X the jirires are well worth while. yv [j. LADIES' DARK TAN SHOES-S5.00 TO $6.91 $ - { Also xve have received a good line of Bulbs' DARK TAX X % >y SIBYLS Some ri ally snappy styles? $5.00 to Sli.'.tS. A FEINSTEIN BARGAIN HOUSE |* * *% v%*vvVV' '%*% vv* * *V'?*" * .' ,* . i|WHY OUR SALES OF FINE if jj SHOES KEEP GROWING || I:'C ?*C Our Fine Slioc trade this season has been ju-t as goou f'tf or a little better than we expected. In fact, it is has been ^y* j!;* extra good. We have sold more Men and more W omen A*C }?;* and more Boys and Girls their fine Dress Shoes this season yV^ than ever before. \\ by? It is easy to answer the question. hirst we have had and now have the biggest stock ot /if really, sure enough fine Shoes in this vicinity. ?X? ):!Z ^ud. Our stock includes almost every style of tine 1 )res> j?z Shoes?leather, toe, etc.?that is to be found in the best of y!j!?J !>ld metropolitan stores. jJIt ( { V 3d. Our fine Dress Shoes are products of Factories that ?l|!v sjj!? are known the nation over for Shoes of Quality quality and iij!? O St vie that is built in to the Shoes and are not there bv acci tfiii 1AI1 > * ?Vf iZm lent?They're built that way. fit 4th. Our 1'rices. W e bought right bought at the right lime; took advantage of all discounts and quantity prices. { x and are satisfied with reasonable profits, gh ing our ctMoinK{')| ers The Most Shoe Value for Their Money. ?{ For Men?We have the famous Kdwin Clapp Shoe, tin ){ ? clorsheim Shoe and the Herman Shoe for Dress wear??.ach vj-jj the Best in its Price Class. yj-j j !,:-A For LadDs?We have the Drew line, and this one fact ays all that is to be said in the matter of l.adics' 1'irVlV-"-' I .* 1 ? L ..C dioes of Quality?Here in all styles and leathers. - or Misses?The Kreider line, which is easily the best in it- y?^ lass for the younger ladies. ?;!;? );?.f Ves, to be sure, it is worth while to conic to this stun !$ for your Dress Shoes. IV7 ?.;X j'f SHOES J. M. STROUP SHOES 1 * J ? V"?r>?o u manaifi hi an m >iimi m no> ?? fUTTfrrif iiv in ?? ?w ?%> u????><?* uit^wnnfinTfTnpwni I iH? SPIRIT OF THANKSGIVING j i j! IS IN THIS LAND OF OURS J ? ; AND TRULY WE HAVE MUCH TO BE REALLY ! H ; THANKFUL FOR THIS THANKSGIVING SEA- j jr; ? I SON OF NINETEEN EIGHTEEN. ! = j Now that peace has come to our land let's buy that Suit, s ; 5 Coat or Dress that we have been putting off buying until =j S | after the war." as; | MEN'S SUITS 3|i E i W'e have an exceptionally good stock of Men's Clothing Si E laud you will find that our Prices are Right, jiotwithstand- E$ E jing prevailing high prices and talk of "going higher"?You E> jjj i will get the benefit of our early buying. is ; 5 ! Men's All-Wool Serge Suits, in almost all sizes? *E ; S i Priced $12.50 to $30.00 a Suit. IE ; ? l? *?! 1 C..:. !_ Ml 1 n 1. mvul 3- \ 2| I Oling .wen S .UIXCU OUll>, III -W I.MW aim III jjww g? , i ! styles, cut to fit?Priced $15.00 to $29.95 a Suit 1| i I ; MEN'S OVERCOATS j ? j E | Hack and Mixed Colors, in I.ong Coats $15.00 to $18.50 ? j E I A c have the famous STYLEPLUS Guaranteed Over- j ? j S ; coat, in beautiful patterns $25.00 to $30.00 T | | j BOYS' SUITS i [ ! E ! Let us show you that Boy's Suit. We have a big line of | E ; hem and just what the boy wants? [ E 1 Priced $3.98 to $15.00 Suit 1 1 HOW ABOUT YOUR SHOES? i j ? I Have you bought those shoes for the winter's wear, yet?! ! 5 ; We have them?Some.of the best Shoes we have ever ! S " had?the best ever sold hereabouts?See our Shoes. E ' Men's Work Shoes?the best values to fre had anywhere. ' I i Priced at $3.00 to $9.45 Pair 1 S Boys' Work Shoes?The kind that will hold the young \ Americas, Priced at $2.25 to $4.00 Pair | S 'Ladies' Shoes?In this line you will find practically every : style of Shoe that could be desired?The Finest of ; _ : E : Shoes for Dress occasions, and comfortable, heavy E Shoes for the woman who must be out in all sorts ; z : - of weather?Priced $2.48 to $8.50 Pair Erf | | LADIES' COATS, COAT SUITS AND DRESSES || EK We are receiving new ones this week?the latest stvles from = the fashion centers?and the Prices are Less than at the =| s opening of the season j z\ = | Ladies' Long Coats?Priced at $9.95 to $39.50 Et 1 : Ladies' Coat Suits?Splendidly good styles and many ex- j =| - tra good values?Priced - $9-95 to $34.95 E ; E DRESSES! DRESSES! if; z ; lerc you'll find them in a great variety of the best styles in : ; ; ; Silk and Wool, and we are waiting for an opportunity I ; to show you how good they are and how good arc the I z j values at the prices we offer them. 1 KIRKPATRICK-BELK COMPANY i I SELLS IT FOR LESS 3 ?* ?" ? ? -i-i -iia IffrffMMMtHMMIMMIIMIimillllllimnimM t