Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, December 10, 1918, Image 3
MISCELLANEOUS WANTS.
FOR RENT
TWO Farms
c. M. IN MAN*.
^ si> t It
FOR RENT
TWO Six-room Cottages on King's
Mountain street. Apply to
S?9 tf Miss RACHEL QUINN.
WANTED TO BUY
A FEW First-Class Jersey Milk Cows
" or llcavy Springers. No culls
.See me or Rhone No. titt.
Ti t. f. tt II. E. FERCISON.
MY SHEEP AND CATTLE
UL'.VI ERS who value their dogs will
please keep them away from my
sheep and cattle, while on my land.
jj I lit' C. 11. SMITH.
$100 REWARD
U'oil return or Information leading to
recovery of Hill Hook, containing
i l.Sti'i, in i ill Is. lost last Satesday, 2d, 1
in James. Hros.'s lot or on Chester
road- Address York It. F. L?. No. 3.
It* J. It. RECTOR.
WARNING TO TRESPASSERS
A IJ< limiting, Fishing, Cutting of
Timber and other Trespassing, on
the estate lands of \V. II. Ciuinii, dee-eased,
is absolutely prohibited. Disregard
of i Ins notice will be prosecuted
to the full extent of the law.
*. t. lit Miss RACHEL QL'l.VN.
FOR SALE
TMiANSFKR Wagon, built to order,
good and strong, with door in the
hack, to accommodate 22 people. Suitable
for band wagon or transfer work
generally. Hatgain. See or write to
W. 11 <-R<??>K. J. J COLTHARF or
<'ARL?J. PARIS, Fort Mill It. F. u. I.
?: t. f. 3t i
BETHANY COTTON
CONTRIBUTERS
A DD who have grown cotton for
the liudiis' Aid Society of Bethany,
art- requested to bring the sumo to Mc(?ill
Bros.'s Store at 11 a. ni., Friday.
iJeeeinber 13. I
UK 21* Mis. W. It. Mc?Jim 1'rest- I
CLEANING AND PRESSING
ff is real economy to have youi
Clothes < 'leaned and Pressed fre- I
quently, and resides Clean Clothes, if
rightly pressed, add much to one's uppearanee.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
ROYAL PRESSING CLU1I.
R. U. DORSKTT. Prop.
PHILANTHROPIC LODGE NO 32
A hi. Members of this Lodge are urg- ,
ently requested to attend Regular j
Conniiuniration this T CHS DAY Night. (
Regular business. Annual Kleetion of
Officers. Refreshments. Remember,
please, this Tuesday night, 7.30.
tJKO. \V. WILLIAMS. W. M.
\V. R. LATIMKIt. See. it
FOR FINAL DISCHARGE
T^oTH'E is hereby given that I hav<
made my Final Settlement with
the Probate t'ourt of York, as Adnun- ,
istrator of the Kstate of l>. J. SMITH,
deceased, and on January 7. 1 1 I '
will make application to said court foi
my discharge from all further liability
in connection with said estate.
J. T. SMITH. Administrator
Kstate of 1>. J. Smith, Deceased. '
00 t .It dec. 1" '
KING'S MOUNTAIN TOWNSHIP
ROAD FUND
DKl'OUT of disbursements for tlirci' J
" months from August 1, to November
1, 1 ?1S: ,
J. W. Wullace's Quarter. I
Auk. 12- To \V\ M. Wallace.... 1 J It 25 ,
Aug. 12. To W. M. Wallace 2 ?u (
Aug. 12. To M. J. Wallace 20 25
AtHT. TT To M. J. Wallace ......... 7 Ou <
Auk. 12 To J. \V. Wallace 35 7a
Auk. 12. To B. K- t'hlltiers ... 20 25
Auk. 13 To B. F. Chililers 1 2?
Aiik. 13. To Walter Wallace 3 ou
Aiig. 13. To .1. W. Wallace 1 0"
Aiik. 12. To J. W. Wallace.. 4 0"
Auk- 13. To James AlcKnight 4 uo
Auk. 13. To George AlcCarter. 2 0" i
Aug. 13. To Krmst .McCartcr 4 5? j
Aug. 13. To James Hantion.. 1 S3
Aug. 23. To V. J. Gibbons 1 s7
AUK. 24. To W. M. Wallace 33 73
Aug. 24. To It. K. Chihlers 33 75
Auk- 24. To M. J. Wallace .... 26 25
Aug. 24. To K. I). Handel 1 11 5u
Auk. 24. To J. W. Wallace.. 4 1 25
Auk. 22. To J. W. Wallace .... 2 ">
AuK. 24. To Walter Wallace ! 37 !
Aug. 24. To Walker Good 6 25 ;
Sept. 4 To J. W. Wallace 5 5o '
Total 1317 21 ,
J. It. Deal's Quarter.
Aug. 10. Tot". T. Douglas t s .".n '
A"? io Tii .1 v Itatterree . 22 5" '
Auk. lo. To ic. M. llowcll 15 75
A uk- lo. To J. 11. I >oal t? 5o
Auk 10. To J. T. How. II 1 s oo
Auk. 10. To J. It. l>eul 10 in
Auk 31. Tot'. T. 1>oukIus 21 t?5
Auk. 31. To J. T. Howell 7
Auk 31. To I!. K. llo.lk.-rs . J 7."
Auk. 31. To J. It. I?oal . 11 40
Sept. 11- To t\ T. Oouulas 71 4:
Sept. 31. To J. R Deal 10
Sept. 14. To Walter Wells 31 12
Sept. 14. To J. H. Heal 23 50
Sept. 14. To J. T. Howell . .. 14 25
Total $227 7>t?
A. J. I'arrott's Quarter.
Auk- 10. To A. j. Parrott $ 20 oo
Auk 24. To S. H. HeamKuar.l ?> oo
Auk. 24. To J. J. Mel'urter . 45 tut
Auk. 2s. To m. m. Jaekson 1 0"
Sept. 2. To Woods, McC'artor
I'ursley .... . 30 0"
Sept. 14. To A- J. Parrott 20 ot
Oct. 12. To A. J. Parrott .. 20 0"
Total $142 00
J. I,. Tcmpleton's Quarter.
Auk- 7. To Klihu Kerry $ 5t>
Auk. 7. To It. T. Whitesides 2 so
Auk.!' To Antly t'urrenee 3 so
Auk. 10. To Sam !?iwrenco 4 5o
Auk. ! ?. To t'laivuee Kratton.. 3 4"
Auk. 17. To ICuKeite Poplin 3 17
Auk. 17- To Jess t'urrenee .. 7 5o
Auk. 20. To M. It. Hall s r,u
Auk- 20. To Ben Wricht .. 2 5o
Auk. 22. To Heljoach Whitesides
;* 70
Auk. 24. Pola Kratton ... s 17
A uk. 31. W. K. Templet on ?t 25
Auk. 31- Top) Stowe . 21 02
Auk 31. Will Kennedy 6t>
Auk. 31. Walt Purivnee . 4 t4s
auk- 31. flaud Smith 1 00
Sept. 5. J. I j. Templet on 15 00
Sept. 0. It. M. Howell 4 00
Sept. Andy t'urrenee.... 8 75
Sept. 10- J. H. Templeton . 25 Oo
Sept. 1". Bon Quinn 5 00
11 w k. Temnleton t> s7
Sept. 14. J. 1* Tcnipieton 4.* oo
Sept. 14. Walt t'urrence 4 6>>
Sept. 25- J K. Whitesides 50 oft
Sept. 25. J. K. Whitesides 23 55
Sept. 23. Howell I'ursley 10 15
Sept. 23. J. M. Brown .'312
Sept. 23. Will Kennedy 62
Sept. 28. J 1.. Temploton .. 31 60
Sept. 2S. W. K. Templeton 3 12
Oct. 2. Will Raster 1 62
Total 1321 96
Cheeks by W. H. Howell.
Auk. 7. To Western Sen.per Co. $50 50
Auk. 7. To (lood Koad Mchy.
Company 76 50
Auk 3. To R. C. Whitesides 6 1ft
Auk 6. To J. s. A. MeOarter IS Oft
Auk. 1". To j. T. Howell IS 0ft
Auk 1?- To H B. Faulkner .... 11 S3
Auk 15. To A. A. UiUKhridKe 4 ftrt
Auk. 23. To J. T. Howell 12 97
Auk- 29. To .1. T. Stowe 2 00
Auk. 29. To J. A. Forbes 6 75
Auk. 29. To J. A. Ratterroe 11 75
A Mfg. 30. To J. A. Walker 29 20
Sept. 7. To J. T. Howell 16 15
Sept. IS- To J. S. A.McCarter 4 99
Sept. 21. To O. J. Walker 13 37
Oet. S. To J. T. Howell 4 00
Oct. 23. To J. J. Henry 14 00
Total $300 21
Total disbursements for three months
from AuKust 1st to November 1st.
$1,308 67
jm Respectfullv submitted.
* W. H HOWFXU Supervisor.
XT Woodmen of the World Receipt
Books for sale at The Enquirer Office
or by Mall?SO Gents each.
FOOD FOR THOUGHT
HAVE YOU ever r?ad the following
statement before?
An Agent for another life insurance
company, but who carried ALL his
personal life insurance in 'he Mutual
Benefit life Insurance Co.. of Newark.
V. J., on being asked why he did not
carry at least a port of his Insurance
In the company for which he was so i
llettlng others to Insure, and it is a ;
good one. all right, replied: "I bought j
all the insuranee I am able to earry In j
the Mutual Benefit before I became n .
life Insurance solicitor, and since I I
have become more familiar with th ;
history of the company. Its methods of J
handling bus;ne<=s, its policy contracts J
as compared with all others. Including
th<- one which I am representing, T am i
sure that If tin- insuring nubile full i
appreciated its superority ov? r AI?T. J
f'THKRS it would need no solicitors j
but would issue all the insurance it ,
eared to accept o\or the counter." Tie i
foregoing is (ilKinterMte?t, expert 14 st 1* 3
in on y. if you buy insurance without J
inv< Rtitrntinir the Mutual IScncflt you \
will fall to perform 4*1 ?lnt> >ou owe to (
voursclf. I
Sam M. Grist, Special Agent',
BUY BUGGIES NOW :
i
\VK HAVE JI "ST KK?'EIVKD
A '"AHI/ 'All OK NKW iil.'HiJKU- ,
T1UK!> ItniCIKS I,
That are ItiKht as to Quality and [
UK3HT AS TO I-KU KS. ,
And we will sell you on Easy
Terms as may suit your convenience.
See us about it now if yon
n,e<l a N< w Hiiitay, as they are not ?|
as easy to Ket as th< y have been in
the past.
mux i'ki:i>?
You can't kill Iioks Just now?the .
weather is too niibl to insure savins;
the meat. but the weather il<?,-s furnish
an excellent opportunity to put more i
fat on your holts while tin- weather i- J
so mild. See us f4?r Mill Feed. We ,
have a supply just now.
flADTJATT BDnTWrPSI
unxviwuii uivviuxjuw
CHRISTMAS SPECIALS
I"KlNSTKIN'S ItAliCAIN llnl'SK I
lias a eoinpleio line of
IK U.I l?.\Y HOODS
InclinlitiK a l>iK variety of
TOYS. DOLUS. X?iVKL'I'IKS ]
Aiol many other thitiKs speeiully suita- :
l>le as Kift.s for < *liiI<11*< ri ami tiruwnU|'S
ami we an- just waiting for the !
pportunity of showing you tlnse Hoi- i
iilay tJooils. You will litol our prices 1
ino.il interesting.
i
DON'T HESITATE SIKH' KAItl.Y ?
Tor WIDE DKTTKIt YorUSELK- '
AND HEM' I S. 1
FEINSTEIN BARGAIN
HOUSE
11
AUTOMOBILE DRIVERS ^
YOUR ATTENTION. PLEASE. I'
After January 1st, 1919, YOl' will J
in* Jiahh to In avy line for ilrieinK your
-at on the I'til.iie I Highways without
!i:i\ ill;: altaeheil thereto the <
STATES REGULATION 1919
LICENSE TAG.
In oriler to save both You ami Our* 1
a Ives trouble we liet; to offer our ser- I
i iee to the public in seeurinjj tin* 1.1- '
< use Tasis on time, li you want your
ill' Ite^isteleil III time to come out oil
lANlWKY 1ST with a NEW TAU.
itIter come yourself or semi us the
following Information with :t Fee of 25
Cents per Horse Power, Plus 5 Cts.
ror postage; i;
THE MAKE OF YOUR CAR j
riio Number of Motor, Cur Number, if] |
|M>ssib1?>; Style of Body?Touring. ;
Roadster, Sedan, Clover Leaf. Truek i
or other style; Model of Car; the '
Year it was Built and the Color ol'
Paint. j
If y?ui do not know the Horse Power
just inclose 50 Cents to Guarantee
delivery and we will ascertain the ex- !
act Horse Power and pay lor the Tag.
Yours for service.
YORK MOTOR CAR CO.
1 DO VOUR CHRISTMA
S
i
$ BUY PRACTICAL GIF
$ PURSE CAN SUP
" MUCH MORE FOR YO
Clothing for Your
BOYS' CORDUROY SUITS?3 to 7
Ages 8 to 17 years?At
BOYS' CASHMKBK SUITS?At
$1.08. 8
Coats for the Gi
A Big Range of Style and Fabrics f
Priced at 83.08, 8I.?H, 80.18,
Handkerchiefs Always A
No one ever has too many Handki
always make suitable gifts?You
assortment with a wide range ol
MEN'S INITIAL HANDKERCHIEJ
LADIES INITIAL. H AN'DKKKOHI
Silk and Crepe Handkerchiefs?At
beautiful line of Embroidered Hami
... Ill ITS.,
Ties and Shirts for
MEN'S TIES? You will Hnd them ii
ular styles and in the most be
and patterns?Priced 15, 25 am
11E.YS PRESS SHI UTS?A choice
tion?Priced at SI.on. $1.5
MEN'S SILK SHIRTS?At
Union Underwe
The cold weather is coming?it mig
?buy your Underwear now?be
Men's Ribbed l.nion Suits- At
Haynes & Mayo Mills Ribbed Shirts
?the garment
Children's Underwear?A full line ol
at 15 UTS
Punjab Percales and Wc
SIT-XTAL CHRISTMAS OFFKKIN
Punjab Percales?10 Cts. (iooili
Full line of WOOL COOl?S to selec
SERGES. POPLINS, Etc.
BP" Slx'.'O inch MOHAWK SHEET
At Rock Bottom I
Now is a good time to buy ST A PL
Prices are not likely to be lowt
HEAVY CHEVIOTS?At
32-lneh 40 Cts. GINGHAMS?At
I DARK PKROALKS?At
HAMILTON HICKORY SHIRTING
Good HICKORY SHIRTING?At
AmoskeaR Ol'TINUS?At
Heavy RED TICKING?At
j& An Extra Special In La
!& t32 lititlio' Fine IIATS?Prices wcr
$3.50, $5.00?A11 to ro at the Oi
|
1 McCONNEL
B CHEAP
X
PERSHING'S CRUSAE
The United States government
American public to be an eye-wit
American Army and N'avy, both
Bv special arrangement THE STj
DAY AND FRIDAY of this week
of America's part In the World
will ie able to see in the making
which ended the greatest war of
will give our people their first oj
action in France?to understand Ji
tlon brought about in combatting 1
worker in the munition factory, th
man. woman and child who did hi
Milts of their labor up to the presei
subscribed to the Liberty Loans, t
lumbus, the Y. M. C. A, the Salv;
just what their money has accomf
at the sight of OFR Army antl Xi
striding in legions on to victory?
Neighbors' Hoy?But we can't tell
this wonderful Panorama Thursda
tie. You mightn't have the oppo
\1 EMISSION, Ho CTN. ami 35 CTX
mwwmwifwwiwwiwwimwiwwi
SALE OF PERSONAL PROPERTY
r\N FBI 1>AY. DECEMBER 20, begin^
ing at lo o'clock a. rn., J will
?eli to the highest bidders at Public
iVuction, the Personal Property belonging
to the McXeel farm, consisting
jf: Fifteen head of Mules, 6 Wagons,
Farm Implements, l.ooo bushels of
'urn, lo.ooo Bundles of Fodder, etc.
sile to be at farmhouse, two miles
outh of MeConnellsville. Terms, Cash.
3 JJt t J. T. CRAWFORD.
CLERK'S SALE
The State of South Carolina?County
of York.
COURT OF COUUOX PLEAS
W. II. Peden, Plaintiff.
Against
I'lioiiias W. Patrick. Mrs. M. E. Jones,
and Mrs. Rosa E. Peay, Defendants
?'For Foreclosure.
I>Y virtue of a decretal Order to me
directed, I will sell before the
'ourthousc Door in York. S.
MONI >.\ Y. J.\XFA U Y ?TH, 191 ! .
\t 11 o'clock a. m.. the following described
Real Estate, to-wit:
All of the right, title, and undivided
He-sixth interest of Thomas W. Patrick.
in. and to, till that parcel, tract.
?r plantaPoli of land, situate, lying and
a ing in York County. South Carolina,
oiitaming El<HIT HFXDRED TWO
(X02i ACRES, more or less, hounded
i>y lands of W. L. Hill, known as the
Youngblood Place, by estate lands of
It. I>. MeKnight, by lands of John C.
Kirk pat riek. by Turkey Creek, et al.
These lands arc what were known as
[he Home Place of Andrew Ilnfner.
leeeased, and he conveyed said hinds
iway unto his children and unto
Thomas W- Patrick, his grandson, in I
audi a way that Thomas W. Patrick
"" 'Oic.uiYth ill-!
lerest therein. . I
Ti Tins of Sale: One-third CASH anil |
he balance in two equal annual installments.
with interest from the- <late.
if sale at seven per cant per year, and '
;he purcliaser shall pay for the eost of '
ill papers and revenue stamps. T1
liurehaser may pay more than one-J
third of his bid in cash and the balmce
in two equal annual payments
ivith interest from date of sale at seven
[ier rent per year: and the purchaser
(hall execute his bond and inortKajre of
lie premises to secure the payment of
the unpaid part of his bid, and said
nortnago sliall provide for tea per cent
f the debt for the attorney's fees, in
?aso of foreclosure.
J NO. R. LOGAN.
Clerk C. C. Fleas.
York, S. c., Dec. 9tli. 19IS. 99 t :<?
HOG FEED*NO\V
IS THE TIME TO PUSH
YOl'R HOGS?
We have three kinds of HOG FEED
ind the price is reasonable, considerng
the price of corn-and wheat.
IF YOU WANT ANYTHING?
In the way of LUMBER, be sure to
ome in and talk to us about it. We
;an fit you up in everything you need
from the pillars to the roof?Also the
Vails. Locks, etc.
IW l)o not forget Our Reduction In
>dioo> holds good until llwotnlicr 10.
We still have Bagging and Ties.
We do wish that people who Owe Us
ivould PAY.
YORK SUPPLY COMPANY
5 SHOPPING EARLY?C
DAYS TO SHOP E
TS AT MrfimffWTnT.T.'S WT
TLY THE MOST NEEDSUR
MONEY.
Boys . Ladies' Coal
years 82.08 A Beautiful line of
... 80.18 to S?.?H Fabrics?At $
0.18, 88.18, 80.08 Men's Clothi
pie Men's Clothing in i
anil Prices?ra
or selection? 812.50, 81
87.18, 88.18, 80.08 See the CURLEE
. . - over at this pr
ipppeciated ? , rr
Sweaters fo
prchiefs and they
i ll liml a splendid Xo other garment
f prices? than is the Swi
PS?At . 10 ITS. of
Children's Sweatert
to and W l IS- Mcn.s sweaters?P
LADIES' SHIRT 1
to us, -0 i i>. Chine?Dozens
J^0jj ly well made?
W" Full line of SI
t all the pop- a full line of SILI
autiful colors ME.VS AUTOMOH
J 50 CTS. anil 81. sizes?Cood va
line for selec0.
82.00 und 82.50 Tn the Sai
82.50
Here you'll find ev
iar in', and besides ]
able?We have
hi vlili lll> nil vnn FALjSE FACE?
t us supply you. DOLLS?25 CI
#2.00 u Suit RUBBER BAl
and Drawers BOOKS?All k
SG.00 HORNS?No h
f these?Priced the boy a Horn.
., #1.25 and $1.50 BALLOONS ar
. ^ , See TOM TWI
101611 urOOCLS of amusement?10
.. v BOOKS?The
?- v i Christmas tlm<
\t 2.> CTs. 5,1 ..Th XjKht d,
t from including -Mother Goost
S-Sp.ck.l S2.0P Tlm' "
'rices A Suggesti
E DRY GOODS- You are Just like
r very soon? December 24,
25 CTS. Y?l. that you MUSI
25 (rriv Yii. an{l >'0u can't
....... 25 CTS. Yd! you?that's a |
i?At 58 CTS. Yd. once?Don't w
S3 CTS. Yd. efficient corps
33 CTS. Yard 80lve the yues
25 CPS. Yd. The jjut
dies' Hats he thln
e $2-50, $3.00, Christmas this yet
ne Price 11.9s shoes. Sweaters, T<
L DRY GOODS
EST STORE IN SOUTH CARC
IFDC THURSDAY
,LA0 and FRIDAY
has made It possible for the rreat I
tness to the vast activities of the j "
"Over Here" and "Over There.'' ;
\R THEATRE presents THURS- i
this graat Movinf Picture Record
War. Through this medium you I
the momentous. Irresistible force [
the ages. These official pictures
importunity of seeing Our Boys In
ist what these months of prepara:he
common enemy?to enable the !
e toiler In the field?In fact, every ]
s or her part?to visualize the relt
time?they will show those who I
he Red Cross, the Knights of Caution
Army and other campaigns !
dished?You will thrill with pride |
ivy in action?our own Crusaders !
You may see Your Boy or Your }
vou all here?Just be sure to see ; V
y an?l Fridily at the STAR Thca- F
rtunity again. K
STAR THEATRE I _
SPECIALS IN SHOES?
Every so often every merchant accumulates
a "broken lot" of Shoes."
That doesn't mean that the Shoes are
"off" in any particular, but the stock
of sizes is broken?tits are not so easy
and then it is desirable to move them
in short order- We have some wonderfully
good values of this kind?the
onlv question is. "Have We Your size?"
WOMEN'S SIIOKS? Dixie Queen, in
sizes 3s to 5, worth $3.50 and $4.00 pr.
Your's Now at 81.95 pair.
Rend Easy, tan and black, worth $4
pair: Yours now at 82.50
Quality Row Brand, worth $5.00 to
$0.50 pair. Yours now at 82.95 puir.
These are Better Qualities than you
will buy soon again at the price.
X.MAS. WILL SOON UK IIKRK
We are ready and will be ready for
you with everything needful for the
Christmas feasting. Santa Claus & Co..
and Gift (livers, l^et us show you.
G. W. WHITESIDES & CO. ?
SHARON - - S. C.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK ??
ca
SllWdV. . . . K. c.
? Member Federal Ittnerve System ?
YOUR BANKING BUSINESS
THE BIG FINANCIERS throughout y\
the world use the Bank in all their pi
business transactions. There is no sen- r(.
timent about this?JUST BUSINESS.
Experience has taught them that the
Bank Way is the Satisfactory Way to y<
transact all financial business- They M l
have found by experience that aside ?r
from SAFETY, the Bank Way furnishes
a check on CARELESSNESS, on
rAYING TWICE, on WASTEFUL
EXPENDITURES, besides the protection
against LOSS by Burglary, Fire or
through Just plain carelessness. All
forward looking business men DO
mrrn ATTCiTT TTJ T7* DAW
DUM*M!ii5a I nnuuun mm unntk
IF YOU are not already a Depositor of
this Rank, We Invite you to become
one NOW. We will give you every service
that a Good Bank can give, and
besides you have the protection of Our J
Uncle Sam to guard you against loss.
J. S. HARTNESS, Cashier. X
ini
tic
FOR YOUR TOILET ?
4*
Now that winter has come on with jf
its cooler winds, frosty mornings and *
generally more disagreeable weather, g
the ladies will want to take the best of H
eare to protect themselves against the w
chapping of hands, face and lips. It is $
wise to do this and saves lots of an- M
noyance and discomfort. It is at this S
Good Drug Store where you'll llnd ev- J
orything in the way of the Best Toilet *
Articles. We only have the Best In R
qualities and of recognized meritTl
11; JONTK1X LINlain
eludes Face Powder, Talc m and 8
a combination Cream, most deliglitfuly
scented with the odors of twenty-six S
llowers.
Then we have Cold Creams. Vanishing j
Creams, Face Powders, Talcums. Al- ff
mond Cream, Toilet Waters and Toilet a
Soaps almost without end. If you have
a special favorite you will And It hero. _
YORK DRUG STORE g
INLY 14 ||
IEFORECHRISTMAS fj
[ERE THE LIMITED f |
WHERE YOU GET SO j| |
is at Closing Out Prices
Ladies' Coats?Many styles'and
12.50, $15.00, $18.00 up to $55.00
ng That Is Worth While
almost endless variety as to styles ;
nging as follows? ~
5.00, $18.00, $20.00, $25.00, $35.00
SUITS at $35.00?Sold the nation ::
ice and worth the price. ~
r Ladies and Children LI
is more comfortable and useful -
tater. You'll nnd a gooa selection ?
waters here?Priced at
SI.50 to $10.00 -?Priced
at $1-50 to $3.50 -
riced at $1.00 to $3.50
iVAISTS?Silks and Crepe-de- of
beautiful styles?thorough- Priced
$2.50 to $6.50
ILKS In all the wanted shades.
C HOSIERY for Men and Women. :
1LE and WORK GLOVES?All :
lues $2.50 to $3.50 Pair.
ita Claus Department
erything for your Santa Claus fixrou'U
find our prices most reasont?5
ITS., and 10 CTS. '
'S.. 50 CTS.. $1.00, $1.50. r
*LS?for little folks,
inds for the kiddles.
orn, no Christmas- Be sure to get 1
id Other Toys. ~
ST?the Performing Clown?a lot :
CTS. =
Children will want Books at the
5?Buy 'em early and be sure? S
efore Christmas," "Tom Thumb."
"Railroad Story Book," "Bed- S
etc. "
ion for Forgetful Men
most men and about 4 o'clock on ~
It will bear down on your mind
' get something for your good wife
decide just what. We can help
part of our business. Come in at V
ait. Talk it over with one of our ?..
of Salesladies. They will help you
tion without trouble.
ch Weather Prophet JJJ
ks he knows?Says he. "A White K
ir." It is well to buy your Over- 32 in
jboggans, Gloves, etc., NOW. th
COMPANY 1I
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DISHES
'e have a very complete line of Dishes,
Including?
Cups and Saucers
Plates
Lifting Dishes
Chocolate Sets
Salad Bowls
Complete Dinner Sets.
ork Furniture & Hardware
Company
A trn T?r? n
UldlLKZ
MY LAST WEEK'S OYSTERS ^
WERE EXTREMELY -NICE $
AM) SOLD OUT Ql lCK. *
HENCE I WILL HAVE MOKE \
OF THE SAME KIND TODAY? ^
AXI) SATURDAY? tj
60 CENTS A QUART *
I
LOUIS ROTH \
5
ANCAKES? j
NO, You didn't tell us that you enjoy
ur pancakes for breakfast, but then
? know you do. We have the Panke
Flour?The Best to be had?
AUNT JEMIMA PANCAKE FLOUR
And Also
AUNT JEMIMA BUCKWHEAT
our. You know how jjood these
ours are?No use to tell you?But.
member what we have Is fresh.
FOR CHRISTMAS CAKES.
ju must have them?We know you
11 have them?Let us supply tl.e inedients?Have
RAISINS,
CITRON,
BLUE RIBBON EXTRACTS.
SHERER & QUINN
LADIES
TOUR Coat Suits and Skirts and
L Waists should be Pry Cleaned,
e have In our employ a Dry Cleaner
ho Understands Dry Cleaning and
>es It Right. Send Your Dry CleanS
Work to Us. Guaranteed satlsfac>n
or no Charge. ^
KELLY'S PRESSING CLUR. ?
MONEY MAKES A II
The Christmas season is the one
or to express our esteem, love and r
your gift to be worthy of the occa
A Bank Account is an Ideal gil
sent to the boys and girls of the he
It will teach the children
. you will be surprised how :
the spirit of saving.
December 10th is the la
1918 CHRISTMAS SAVING
asked to bring their Books
that they may have their Ch
THE LOAN AND
"THE HANK FOR
IMHKMtVIMMCnMCWMfWMMfWMMMl
WHERE WELL DRESS
You will almost invariab
party dressed in Schlc
that is one reason why
invariably look the pa
rect uiotmng are won
NEW SHIPMENT SC
These Clothes neCil 11
hands?the Scliloss repul
speak for themselves?tl
Workmanship are outstan
Clothing. Because of the <
stock this fall the first que
If we can fit you then the
will do their own talkingMen's
Suits in Grays, ]
Scliloss Suits for Men
A Scliloss Blue Serge
Men's Overcoats?At
CORRECT CLOTI
Never have had such
Suits?and also we have
pared to fit the Boys in w
Boys' Dubble-bilt Sui
Boys' Dubblewear Su
iiovs' Overcoats?JjiY.i
THE HOLIDAY SEASOl
Is upon us and witliii
looking for gifts for Fatlu
tor, and others whom you
souvenir. In these practi<
quite good form to give Gi
value?Gifts that are us(
ornamental. Then, let us
this store and consider Sli
sierv, Handkerchiefs, Xec
Di ess Pattern, a Trunk oi
of scores of articles that a
always in the ''Want Colu
dividual. You'll find our
practical kinds of Gifty t'
SHOES J. M. S'
SanitarY Barbershop I
clover, s. _c. |.
iIJuua u rvimn. rropni-ior.
It give* me pleasure to be able to ,
iform my customers that I now have (
le services of Walter Camp at one of ,
le chairs In my Shop and am still bet- (
tr prepared for Prompt. Efficient and ,
xperienced Sendee We are open
om 7 a. m., to 11 p. m. Two chairs
>gular and two extra. Patronage socited
and Guaranteed Satisfaction.
JAMES C. FAR IS, Proprietor.
MONEY TO EOAN
\N good Real Estate security at 7
per cent interest
S tL J. A. MARION. Attorney .
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We 4re Looking I
Happy, Che
And Why Not? The War Is Over?the B
try Is Prosperous?We Have Much t
Happy Unless We Add to the Happir
It is an event when the Clover Drug I
Holiday Goods and gives the people of Clc
to select their Christmas Gifts and Santa ?
the trouble and inconvenience or going to
iday Goods this year is up to our usual hig
aud range for selection. It includes a Gil
the baby to grandma, for the finest fellow ;
and considering other things prices are iu
a invited to see our Holiday Goods on Displ
5
I You Will Find Sel
\ Easy to Mai
a
j SOME OF THE THINGS YOU WIL.
* China Ware in beautiful designs, H
4 Percolators, Glassware, Cups and
Sets, Stationery in Christmas Boxes
ery, Combs and Brushes, Writing 1
ors, Ordinary Razors, Shaving Sets
in Christmas Packages, Aii Rifles, '
Beds, Toy Pianos, Ever-Ready Elas
dak Albums, Eastman Kodaks (yoi
1 ' \ ..1
come mamnng nonicj; ana scores o
GRAFANOLAS?Don't forgot tho Grnfar
os unlimited pleasure and enjoyment
and gives tho finest of instrumental sc
choicest musical productions?$20 to
CLOVER DRi
R. L.
Phone No. 2
REAL ES
IEkRY CHRISTMAS I saajsr*-;
I 1?? Awn-Half mile
i idea! time in which we endeuv- J Two houses, 2
eniembrance in gifts. You want B ton house. About 50 a
sion. B ,jalance ,n oak an<i P'n
ft for futhor and mother to pre- s good s>w timber. \Yhi
line. 5 Property of R. T. Casl
economy and thrift and B 13G Acres?a 1-2 mil
readily they will take up B and 6 miles from Clovi
9 dwelling, good barn an
st payment due on your 9 house and other outbi
5 CLUB. Depositors are Z acres open land, 1
i without delay in order V pine and poplar (forest
ristmas Checks promptly. B 10?.000 feet saw tinibei
9 money for some one.
SAVINGS BANK K'tsw.
UR I UlUU 17111,11 B and 1 1-2 miles from T
THE PEOPLE." B af,res woodland, balanc
| room residence and bai
000 Acres?7 miles
miles from Rock Hill
Newport and 3 miles
6 * & *&'*& mrP- m.O*- *About 125 acres woe
firv miriT 1 pcrn/mi r = work li,nd: 4 nastures
Ml IWI ItM AVnhIVIkI H = 6-room dwelling, barn
LllS IVlLlll njULHILFLLl S|inKs; one 7-rootn dwel
S iiiK); and twelve tena
, j, j /. ,, 2 This is one of the nice
Ly find some one of the ? I county. Will sell eithe
>ss Bros.'s Clothing and | ?J Th'TaJ^.
' prosperous men almost ? Remember. I have k
rt?Schloss Bros.'s Cor- = geo. w. wn
hy of the company. I REAL estate
* 2 Room 204. Mrs! Nat'l
HLOSS CLOTHING S!
i) commendation at our | a t sev*0pSYc
tation and the Clothing = gagc on appr2Xtii
le Quality, the Fit, the | 84 t
ding features of Schloss |
difficulty of securing our |
stion is, Can we fit you ! | |
; Clothing and the price E I
Broivns, Mixtures. I \ S0METHI1
?At $22.50 to $37.50. 5 \
Suit?At $32.50. E ?
$18.00 to $25.00. | \ WEARENI
IES FOR BOYS. ! jj WANT TI
a large trade in Boys' | J WAYS SC
never been so well pre- | j ttttmp mi
orth while clothes? E ; 1HING NJ
ts?$9.75, $12.75, $16.75. | ;i
its?$5.50 to $11.50. E We always 1
30 to $17.50. | j Ready-to5
j this week
l a few days you will be | i
?r, Mother, Brother, Sis- | ^
would remember with a | BLAC
?al times it is considered ? :
ifts of Practical Use and 1 ? One Lot of C<
?ful rather than merely 5 |] ^
} suggest that you visit | [j One lot of C(
oes, Clothing, Hats, Ho- =11 Sp
kwear, Collars, Cuffs, a | H ()ne lot of CO
r a Handbag, or any one = If Sp
ire in every day use and | One Lot?\V<
mn" of almost every in- = Sp
stock replete with the | j One lot Wo:
hings. | Sp
TROUP SHOES | | SER<
We can sell v
farm loans ~ did Stv le a
ARRANGED for on York County j materials?
" property, to run for 3, 5, 7, 10 or will exactly
(Federal Land Bank) 34 years. May be TM-?-nr,rl-nr,
paid off before maturity, on terms re- (j DRESSES?
lulling no additional expense- Interest
rates: 5 1-2 per cent, or 6 per cent I,
or 7 per cent, according to the lender, ;l
and to borrower's urgercy. 3
C. E. SPEXCER, Attorney. i
BABER'S REPAIR SHOP 1 KIRKPA
AUTOMOBILE and General Repair
" Work. I want your work. If I can
do it. Til tell you. If not. Til tell you.
Reasonable charges. Alexander's Old -
Stand. Come and see me. AvWPpVIPVinPVPIfl
91 sw ft L. O. BABER. SMflMiflMAiiiiifcMMaMk
7or A Bright,
fery Christmas
>WWWWWWW <-X?X-X->*X*?.\
oys Are Marching Home?the Couno
Make Us Happy and We Can't Be
less of Others and So It Goes.
Store displays its annual stock of
>ver and community an opportunity
Claus supplies right at home without
> the bigger towns. Our stock of Hol;h
standards in qualities, varieties
ft for every one of the family from
md the finest girl in all the world?
)t so high either. You and yours are
ay?Come early and see more.
ections ?
ke at This Store 1
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L FIND HERE? h
S
andsonie Cut Glass, Coffee
Saucers, Caserolcs, Carving '?;
>, Toilet Waters and Perfuni?ads,
all sorts of Safety l?az,
Toilet Sets, Cigars, Tobaccos
Toys, Games, Dolls and Doll
blights, Fountain Fens, Koi
will want one when the boys
f other Christinas articles,
tola?It is a royal gift that furnishto
the whole family?it 4alks, it signs
lections, reproducing the world's
i $200. Full line of Records, too.
*KNXHSHKHX' v
UG STORE
Proprietor
Clover, S. C.
t^TE SPECIAL OFFERING
It, and Can Do _ _ _ __ _ , _ . ___
east of Smyrna. FOR TEN DAYS
barns and cot- BEGINNING THL'KSDA Y, NOVUMcres
open land; ... _ ,
e timbf-?Home 21ST, We will olTcr a Iauitc
it about it? Tiit Consignment of i'atvnbrokcr's Saul- ^
llcs- tury viwtiuLg 1,1 About One-Court n j
at from York. U.^ulur ..rkvs ~ J^m
sr. Seven-room ** nt>s. |. - , ,, ,
d crib; l tenant The lot includes Men's Cvercouta.
hidings. About Sack Coats. Ladies' Long Coats, etc.
)alancc in oak. The garments have been worn some,
) timber. About but every piece has been 'llioroughly
r- It's nice, and Cleaned, Pressed aiul Disinfected, uud
Property of It. put alongside hundreds of new garments
at double and trcbble the prices
es from York we'll ask you. you'd pick our Clothing
irznh. About in without question. Thousands of Pawnee
open land; -1- broker's garments have been sold in
rn. A nice little York county and the buyers didn't
R. Connolly. know it. We are telling you what we
from York. 6 are offering. Come and look them
, 2 miles from over. They will give you just as good
from' Tirzah. service as Clothing costing double tin
idland, balance money. Avail yourself of this opporon
plnce. fine tunity and get some good warm, seri
and outbuild- viceuble clothing at real bargain tigling
(old build- urcs.' But conic quick for best selecmt
houses. &c. lions?They're going to go quick.
st farms in th. OTIIF.lt KFDIVFD PltK I.S
r as a whole or , ... ... ,
quick. Proper- In connection with this Clothing sale
we will offer .specially Low Prices on
, i.-ru Ladies' and Men's Underwear. Men's
Shirts, Suspenders, Towels, Cliitiaware,
LLIAMS land many other articles you need.
FXTItA SPECIAL?To customers buy.
BROKER jnj, goods t? value of $10 and up, we
Bank Building. will -ell Five Bar- Octagon Soap for
2.) t'ts; Six Pounds Itcul <.?n?d Coffee
for $1.00. Tills I-only to customers
LOAN buying goods to value of $10 and lip.
on First Mortteal
Estate. J [) HOPE
. F. McDOW. J' lJ' rlK-fr ^
t. tf SHARON S. C.
I '
% NEW ALWAYS COMING I
1
i
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ij
1
2VER SATISFIED?ALWAYS WE i
tINGS TO KEEP MOVING?AL |
IMETHING DIFFERENT?SOME- i
EW AND BETTER. |
pi
li
iavc New Goods coming in and Our
Wear Department has just received |j
about !i
LDIES' NEW COATSKS
AND ALL COLORS
JATS, Blue only?
. Special I $9.95 :
)ATS, Blues and Grays?
>ecial $12.50
ATS?Blue, Gray, Brown?
>ecial $15.00
)rth up to $25.00 Each?
>ecial $18.50 to $19.95 |
rth up to $35.00? I
>ecial $24.95 to $27.50 I
>E AND SILK DRESSES
'ou a Ready-to-Wear Dress of Splen- j
md Quality, at about the cost of the I;
-And besides, we have something that ;|
7 suit your taste? j
At $6.95 to $28 95 \
TRICK-BELK COMPANY
SELLS IT FOR LESS
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