Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, December 13, 1918, Image 3

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, I HEADQU I FOR SANTA CLAUS Ai i* || SANTA CLAUS WILL FIND A COM; || THE CITY PHARMACY AS U! || DISAPPOINT THE OLD FEL1 || WOULDN'T. WE ARE MORE | SUPPLIES WITH WHICH TO FILL || BABY BOLLS, PIANOS, 01': ii BRUMS, BANKS, TOOL CIIKS' II EliS, HOCKING IIOHSKS, A I" I AND WE KEPT THE GROWN-UPS X.J. || EOCXTA1X PEXS?the best wi II FIXE CAXPIES, CAMERAS, . II imiXSJI SETS, SEI{\" I X(i TEA' $| S1IA VIX(J SETS, TOILET WW || mas boxes. CIIIXAWARE, (TT< ? } all colors and tints; TOBACCO. i vX i;X Remember, That if you want the Best ii | Fresh by Express?It is as fine aJ I WE HAVE THE CHRISTMAS GOOI ITHE CITY 1 *!' :q. J. E. BRISON, Proprietor. SPECIAL OFFERING REAL L FOR TEN DA YS ' r&TSJEJ Kill .\<'nv Half ii BEGINNING THl'RSIMi. .n- r,.?. i 'J'wn in houses BKU 21ST. We will offer a laiilte: tun house. About > Consignment of Pawn broker's Saul-I balance in oak and tarv Clothing at Ahout One-Fourth ! s;,w ,'.1"^ .. _ . ..i propertv < ! It. I. ' Regular Prices. I;:0 i,n>. The lot includes Men's overcoats, j and miles from C Sack Coats, Utdicx' ls>ng Coats, etc. dwelling. gm?l l.arn The garments have been worn some, house ami otlo r 01 ^ but every piece has been Thoroughly mi ai res open lan> Cleaned, Pressed and Di.siufcClcd, ami pine and poplar i foi put uloiiKsule hundreds of new gut- lu'i.i'uu f? s.-w tin mollis at double ami trc-bble the prices money for some on we'll ask you. you'd pick our Clothing N I'laxeo. without ?|tie>lloii. Thousands of Pawn-. .11 U-lh Acre* i'. broker's garments ha\e been sold in and 1 1-2 miles fron York county and tlx- buyers ilidn'l acres woodland. bal know it. We are telling you what \v? ; room res.donee and are offering. Come and look them farm. Property of over. They will give you just as good i tttlil Aciin T mil. service as Clothing costing dwuhb th> ; miles from Kock I money- Avail yourself of this oppor- I Newport and .'! mi tunlt.v and get some good warm, sor- j About 125 acres ' vieeable clothing at real bargain tig-j work land; I pastil ures. Itut come <iuiek for best selec- j iJ-room dwelling, h I ions?They"re going to go i|iiick. ings: one 7-room d OTHFIt KFRI CFR PRICES |tnei; and twelve t In connection with this Clothing sah ' "wiil'Ull'e! we will oifer .specially l.ow Prices on Ladies'and Men's Underwear. Men's!, f'J. Lj Shirts. Suspenders. Towels. Chinaware. ' , ' , ' . , , Itemelilber. I lli\ anil many other articles you need. F.XTICA Sl'KCIAIi?To customers liny- GEO W. V lug goods to value of Sill and up, we ? wilt w.lI Five liar* Octagon Soap for REAL ESTA 21 Ct-.: Six Pounds It tad Good Coffee Koom 2111. First Xi for Sl.lHi. This Is only to customer* Iniylng goods to value of $10 anil up. SUBSOIL AT 'J. I). HOPE I ?*? ? SHARON - S C. It is very incX|icns _____ value, and may l? two-horse plow, wi CLEANING AND PRESSING bound to l?- satisfa TT is real economy to have your call upon Y<?C ii Clothes '"'caned and Pressed fre- especially inlei guently, anu ...sides Clean Clothes, if Rrightly pressed, add much to one's up- 1 McC? pearance. Satisfaction guaranteed. ? ROYAL PRESSING CLUB. MONEY 1 ? ll ntlRSETT. Prop at Seven Per Co ... - - il - - -- ?? gage on approve ^"Typewriter Ribbons and Papers TH at The Enquirer Office. 84 ! BUYXMAS GO AND YOU'L |! During the past year and more the Am I; persistently urged to economize?to real value when they spent money?; gone by many of us have wasted and wasteful. Millions of dollars have b no really practical, useful value?on: ing different this year?buy Gifts w ter perhaps has been wanting an od I a Sideboard or some other needed pi mas. We are especially well stock goods?the variety is great?the pri Most of Our stock represents goods of a day, but still we haven't overlook will appeal to the younger folks an HERE ARE A FEW GIFT SUGGEST SCISSORS RUGS OF ALL POCKET KNIVES. LAMPS ORDINARY RAZORS EASELS SAFETY RAZORS MIRRORS KNIVES AND FORKS TOILE1 DISHES?ALL KINDS GLASS WARE WAITERS CHOCOLATE O-CEDAR POLISHES PICTURES O-CEDAR MOPS COAT HC BASKETS BED RC BOOK CASES JARDINIERS LIBRARY TABLES OIL HEATEF HALL RACKS ELECTRIC UPHOLSTERED ROCKERS STERNO REED ROCKERS FLOWI WOOD ROCKERS BUFFE CHILDREN'S ROCKERS YORK FURNITURE AND ARTERS I VO FOR C/F7" BUYERS | PLETE LINE OF SUPPLIES AT f| 3UAL THIS YEAR?WE COULDN'T H LOW AND HE KNEW THAT WE 'U THAN READY FOR HIM ft STOCKINGS OF THE CHILDREN ? VS. AIR Ii IFEES, SI EGE G L'XS, ff IS, 1)01,1, CHAIRS AM) ROCK- ? I'MM/IOII TAi rTc ?? I UliU. U 1 V. VT A WELL IN MIND IN OUR BUYING fl II ule?WATCHES, XL'XXALLY'S |? M AXICURK SETS, COMR AXI> CS, VASES, FLASH LIGHTS, PERS and FER Fl'MES in ChristJ LASS, FIXE STATIONERY, in || II Christinas Roxes; CIGARS, Et<\ ! { yX i Candies, Ask for Nunnally's?It is jj 5 candies can be made. DS AND OUR PRICES ARE RIGHT | PHARMACY 1 h CLOVER, S. C. H X'{. '.state PANCAKES? ii? It. iuitl Cun Do , S?t' Me. lilo cast of Smyrna. XO, You didn't tell us that you enjoy >, barns and your pancakes for breakfast, but then ai acres open land; we know you do. We have the Panpine timber- some cake Flour- The Best to be had ? A loll about it The 'n.stb'S. \t'\T jkmima paxcaki: FIXtUlt nubs from York. .\,?l xi^, lov. r. Si \?'ii-room ,\i'xt .ikmima itttkwiikat and i rib; 1 tenant ittiuiblinits. About Flour. You know how Kood these I, balance in oak. Flours are?No use to tell you?But. r. >i? timber. About tvnicmber what we have is fresh. 11 S "i, A r'Vr' fob ( llltlSTMAS caiif.S. e. Property ot I. Vou niu.st have them?we know you mil's from York will haw them?Let us supply tl.e inii Tirzali. Ahout 1" greriieuts?Have hi"- <'l" n laml: 4- .KIV>. I.urn. A iiiec lltth KAI. I AS, .1. It. ?'oniiolly. CUTItOX, , s from York. : BLUE RIBBON EXTRACTS. Hill. 1' miles from SSsi' sherer & quinn r'-s on plaee. 'no arn ami outhuihlwllimr (ohl huihlS HYSTFRS it her as a whole or \J 1 kJ M Ljl\kJ ne ?fiiick. l'rop< i>n ? lots of others. ?, VILLIAMS MY LAST WIOEK'S OYSTERS TE BROKER WERE EXTREMELY NICE it'l ft-.nk Itiilhlintt. . . .. A\l> SOI.l) OUT QlTICK. TACHMENT IIENCE I WILL IIAVK MOKE 1IK SOUS KIM. TOI.AVive. eonsHhriiik its AX|) SATUKI>AY? attaela-il to an> Hi results that are 00 CENTS A QUART etory. I am going I" I ean: hut if You ested. write me. LOUIS ROTH PO LOAN nt. on First Mort- FOR RENT I Real Estate. 'FU'O Six-room Cottages on King's lt>S. K. McDO\V. Mountain street. Apply to f. t. tf 9H tf Miss RACHEL QUINN. ODS HERE L BUY WISELY |! erican people have been constantly ana ; buy wisely?to be sure that they got a j in other words not to waste. In years j at the same time not intended to be een spent for Christmas goods that had j ly a fad or a fancy. Make your spend- J | orth while. Your wife or mother or sisd piece of Furniture, a set of Chairs or j! ece for the home?buy it this Christ- j | ed with the useful, practical kind of gift ces extremely reasonable?Come to see. j! real, solid values that will not be but for !> ed having many of the little things that d the children. Pleased to show you. IONS-LOOK OVER THE LIST: || SIZES IRONING BOARDS SEWING MACHINES MILK JARS 5 LARD CANS r SETS SEWING TABLES KIDDIE CARS ; SETS EXPRESS WAGONS BICYCLE TIRES )OKS BICYCLE PUMPS )0M SUITS CEMENTS AUTOMOBILE TIRES JS AUTOMOBILE TUBES IRONS CHILDREN'S HIGH HEATERS TABLE CHAIRS 2R POTS TALKING MACHINES TS TALKING MACHINE RECORDS HARDWARE COMPANY livftll DON'T DO IT SSf :'IvU EVERY DAY BUT AT CHRISTMAS ITS DIF' FERENT. You know you ought to do J something a little extra, because she , certainly deserves more than sne gets. i Of course, we mean your WIFE. She's 1 worked as hard all year as you havs. Ja 5, ' She's saved and scrimped and you held | to the purse strings. Now. open up. j*? , It's almost Christmas again. Give your M good lady something for the home she has been wanting all these long years, v* Give her $25. or J30 or $50 or $100 ?$0 and tell her to go to it and get that Jy*? Furniture she wants ever so bad. Tell her to go to FORD'S AT CLOVER. ROCKING CHAIRS? 51.50 I p to $25-00. HALL TREES? I Sg 511.00 to $30.00 kV SI ITS OF ALL KINDS? SIDEBOARDS? it DINING AND CENTRE TABLES? ^ "OK STOVE*, HEATERS. ElV. m M.L.FORD ? Licensed I'ndcrtaWer* ami Enil>almpi> g| CLOVER. S. C. K SAW MILLING? L S" LABOR is very scarce. You know tJF that. And it is hard to get almost any j kind of help. It is specially difficult yA for us to get skilled labor and in con-|wJ sequence lots of work that we might be doing, has to go undone. But weigjP are helpless until labor becomes morei** plentiful. M In the meantime, if you have any LOGS that you want sawed into LUMBER, we'll be glad to do the sawing for you. Cannot promise to do the ted sawing as soon as you bring the logs, kV but will saw them as soon after you ** bring them as we can?dependent on having sufficient labor to do the work. In other words, we'll get to your logs as soon as possible after you deliver kXf them at the mill. Jj* JNO. E. LOGAN SPECIALS IN SHOES? | Every so often every merchant ac- j}' cumulates a "broken lot" of Shoes." fa That doesn't mean that the Shoes are "ofT" in any particular, but the stock -? of sizes is broken?fits are not so easy and then it is desirable to move them ^ in short order- tVo have some won- QZ derfully good values of this kind?the kY onlv question is. "Have We Your size?" x* WOMEN'S SHOES?Dixie Queen, in sizes :is to 5, worth $3.50 and $1.00 pr. Your's Now at SLB5 pair. fx . Bend Easy, talrnnd black, worth $4 gSf pair; Yours now tit 82.50 Quality Row Brand, worth $5.00 to $6.50 pair. Yours now at $2.95 pair. Wf These are Better Qualities than you fa will buy soon again at the price. s9 X.MAS. WILL SOON BE HERE J* We are ready and will be ready for 9P you with everything needful for the J* Christmas feasting. Santa Claus & Co.. and Gift Givers. I<et us show you. G. W. WHITES1DES & CO. WSIIAHON . . S. C. AUTOMOBILE DRIVERS ? YOUR ATTENTION, PLEASE. After January 1st, 1919, YOU will lie liable to heavy fine for driving your car on the Public Highways without having 'attached thereto the %ia STATE'S REGULATION 1919 $f. LICENSE TAG. ** In order to save both You and Our* SB Helves trouble we beg to offer our scr- X* vice to the public in securing the License Tugs on time. If you want your ?* car Registered in time to come out on 3* JANUARY 1ST with a NEW TAG, a# either come yourself or send us |he X* following information with a Fee of 26 M Cents per Horse Power, Plus 5 Cts. Wf for postage: 32 THE MAKE OF YOUR CAR a# The Number of Motor, Car Number, if ?>' possible; Style of Itody?Touring. SA Roadster, Sedan, Clover Leaf. Truck i\T. or other style: Model of Car: the Year it was Built :ind the Color of riff Paint. Xw If you do not know the Horse Power just inclose 50 Cents to Guarantee W\f. delivery and we will ascertain the ex- sK act Horse Power and pay for the Tag. Yours for service, wy YORK MOTORCAR CO. | CHRISTMAS SPECIALS | FEINSTKIN'S BARGAIN HOUSE m has a complete line of ? a HOLIDAY GOODS ? Including a big variety of -Jj TOYS, DOLLS, NOVELTIES J* And many other things specially suita- &T ble as gifts for Children and Grownups and we are Just waiting for the jyi opportunity of showing you these Hoi- Mf Way Goods. You will find our prices most interesting. 8*. DON'T HESITATE?SHOP EARLY M ?YOU WILL BETTER YOURSELF? XJV AND HELP US. 2 Sr. FEINSTEIN BARGAIN HOUSE BUY BUGGIES NOW 8j WE HAVE Jl\ST RECEIVED FJJ A CARLOAD OF NEW RUBBERTIRED BUGGIES That are Right as to Quality and RIGHT AS TO PRICES. And we will sell you on Easy _ \|< Terms as may suit .your convent- Vr?n enoe. See us about it now if you *OU need a New Buggy, as they are not i>E as easy to get as they have been in the \ the past. busir MILL FEED- JgJ You can't kill hogs just now?the Ban* weather is too mild to insure saving tran* the meat, but the weather does furnish have an excellent opportunity to put more from fat on your hogs while the weather is es a so mild. See us for Mill Feed. We PAY have a supply just now. EXP tion i CARROLL BROTHERS : BUS] MEN'S OVERALLS, E vice besid " . , , Unci SECOND TO NONE ^ IX QUALITY OF MATERIAL OR IX ?jWORKMANSHIP? * * * I I SATURDAY ONLY $2.00 CARROLL SUPPLY CO. FOR SAl^ rPRAXSFER Wagon, built to order, A good and strong, with door in the f back, to accommodate 22 people. Suitable for band wagon or transfer work generally. Bargain. See or write to W. H. CROOK. J. J- COLTHARP or ) CARL G. FARIS, Fort Mill R. F. D. 1. ?*99 t f. 3t KIRKPATRICK?sis^ss^^se^s^se^x^tssts ! Christmas I! i sz&segeeeg&gi TOYS! TO WE HAVE SO MANY THAT IT IS IMPOSSI SO YOU WILL HAVE TO COME AND S AND YOUE NEIGHBOR'S CHILDBE CHILDREN'S AND LADIES' BATH ROBES Children's and Ladies' Hath Robes in beautiful Colors and styles?At S3.50 to $4.98 TABLE DAMASK AND DOILIES How about something really useful for mother, wife or sister? We have beautiful Union Damask and All Pure Linen Damask for the table Table Damask?At 98 CTS. to $3.50 Yd. Doilies to match some of the Linen?98 Cts. to $8.95 Doz. LADIES' MUSLIN UNDERWEAR Under Muslins of all kinds?both pretty and fj useful for the girl?a great assortment for / {/ rWy selection and the prices rre most reasonable. Ladies'Gowns?White and Flesh A Priced 75 Cts. to $1.98. Underskirts?At $1.00 to $1.98 /| Ladies' Teddies?White and Flesh? | II ?Priced at 75 Cts. to $1.98} rvfoyJT Camisoles?W hite and Flesh?CrepeWyjr de-Chine and Satin 98 Cts. to $1.98 LADIES' PETTICOATS 1 leatherbloom Top, with Silk KutTle $2.50 Each Susinne Tod with Silk Ruffle $2.75 Each Fancy Silk Petticoats?At $4.98 Each Changeable Silk Petticoats?At $3.98 to $4.98 k Silk Jersey Petticoats?At . $6.50 Each Black Silk Petticoats?A complete line $2.98 to $6.50 LADIES' SHIRT WAISTS ?Will make a useful and pretty Christmas present?Here you'll find a splendid line of Waists in a score or more of the handsome styles now in vogue? Voile Waists in the prettiest of styles, priced at ...... 98 Cts. $1.48, $1.98 to $2.98 Silk Crepc-de-Chinc Shirt Waists in White and Flesh ; $2-98 tO $6.50 Georgette Waists in all colors $2.98 to $6.50 Each COATS AND DRESSES FOR GIRLS How about a Coat or Dress for the giH? She probably needs one for Xmas. We have received this week a lot of Xew Coats in all colors?Priced $9-95 t0 $34-95 LADIES' GLOVES, HOSIERY, ETC. Ladies' Kid Gloves?Brown, Black and Gray and also White?All sizes?Priced $2.00 and $2.50 Pair Ladies' Lisle Silk Hose?White, Brown, Black, Gray? Priced at 98 Cts. to $2.00 Pair. PURSES, BRUSHES AND COMBS Coin Purses?At 50 Cts. to $4.98 Leather Purses?At . 50 Cts. to $3.50 ivory Brushes?At $1.50 to $2.98 Ivory Combs?At 25 Cts. Buffers?Ivory Tops?At 50 Cts. Mirrors?Ivory Back?At $1.50 to $2.50 UTDUDATD Tplf , 7 tST NATIONAL BANK YOU'RE EXPECTING SHARON, - K C. THIS STOR. uiIht Perioral Reserve System ? TO BE PREPARED to serve y< r r""r"' ?e?cr\r *>.situi wJth a? the gooJ things and . Extry R BANKING BUSINESS that you'll want for Christmas- We IE BIG FINANCIERS throughout "'J* vorld use the Bank in all their . ..T-'._g??dl"?La * 1 A on an nnnjiHj.nn TVi A*n In n rt nAn 111 t ? 0 11 i ll 0 P tllcin 111 Ot jl 0P J 0 ft PS D at about th^JU^T BUSINESS" we cun t help il* an(i >'ou11 not knc xlence has taught them that the th.1'. dlThnr"coo^eniinciT vr Al0' : Way is the Satisfactory Way to Rot.h"*?J\ }*! vSLTlJlr ?T.rf tact all financial business. They J}: i", \ vmmTr SAUFOTTythePB^kWay^aurmih! TRACT^wJ. RibbonJ'and Saufr' checkon' CVMLESSN'ESS on CANNED COCOANUT. CHOCl ING TWICE, on WASTEFUL v/'T^WiVnu^' TlmTmis^Pccur ENDITURES, besides the protec- SIu?h' against LOSS by Burglary, Fire or I Se Fruit o igh just plain carelessness. All i1111 'T,^UlSI!?' n?.n?r p?i, ard looking business men DO anges. Apples. Banana., Peel [NESS THROUGH THE BANK. di??I OU are not already a Depositor of, ?kl\h! . PICKLESL Bank, We Invite you to become! 1 AKE>. CRACKERS SOW. We will give you every ser-1 CHEESE MACARONI, Etc. uim a uova owis va?t s..v, ? XT^^r.1S???^urj W. E. FEBGUS0N 5.HABTNESS, Cashier.1 writer Ribbons* of All Kinds. T>T PAY YOUR BILLS WITH CHECKS And Yon Will Not Have to Ray Them THE SECOND TIME Every Check You Give Is a Voucher Against the Bill You Pay, and Is Therefore One of the Best Receipts. These Checks come back to you In your regular Statement from the Bank and while they stand as a protection against paying the bill the second time. It give3 you r. correct handling of your business and you can tell at all times when and where your money went. We Safeguard Your Money From Every Source of Loss, and Place Your Business On a Business Basis. Every service and accommodation possible rendered to the patrons of this Bank. THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK YORK - - - S. C. "Yon Had Better Be 8afe Than Sorry." BELK COMPANY si Suggestions! | tg?GtSi6ii?$6S?S?3?2?5?$?*?$?3?3?S?di'& YS! TOYS! | BLE TO TELL YOU ALL ABOUT THEM HERE, EE FOR YOURSELF. BRING THE CHILDREN p N -THE MORE THE MERRIER | JEWELRY OF MANY KINDS ^ ? Mar Tins 25 Cts. to $2.50 g Brooches 25 Cts. to $2.98 I Children's Rings 50 Cts. to 75 Cts. 5 Rallies' Rings ...? 25 Cts. and 50 Cts. a Children's Lockets 50 Cts. to $1.50 R* fi Ladies' Lavalliers , 50 Cts. to $2.98 g Bracelets 50 Cts. M ft Tearl Beads 50 Cts., 98 Cts., $1.25, S2.25 and $2.50 ?v I Tar Rings ... 25 Cts. and 50 Cts. Handkerchiefs Are Always In Favor i Crepe-de-Chine Handkerchiefs?Triced 25 Cts. and 50 Cts. Pure Linen Handkerchiefs?Triced 25 Cts. *k Ladies' Taney Handkerchiefs?Triced 10 Cts. to 25 Cts. IN LADIES' NECKWEAR ^ Windsor Ties in Solid Colors and Tlaids 25, 50 and 75 Cts. ^ Crepe-de-Chine Collars 50 Cts., 98 Cts., and $1.50 Each K& Georgette Collars 50 Cts., 98 Cts., $1.50 and $1.98 . R? Collar and Cuff Sct> - 50 Cts. and 75 Cts. Middy Ties?Red. Black. Copen, Gold, Green and While ? ?.\l 50 Cts., 98 Cts.. $1.50 and $1.98 Towel Sets?Pink and Blue. 6 'Pim-td ?I 'ink and Blue?Triced at q8 Cts. to $1.50 8 Japanese Sewing Baskets?At 25 Cts. to $2.00 I BOX PAPER?White and Buff 25 Cts. to 50 Cts. | WHEN IN DOUBT ABOUT THE MAN? * GIVE HIM HANDKERCHIEFS & ? He never has enough Handkerchiefs and therefore Gifts <>1 W Handkerchiefs are always acceptable. We have a big K stock of these old gift standby* -SS X Plain Cotton Handkerchiefs?At 10 Cts. 5 l.inen 1 landkercbiefs?At.. 25 Cts., 35 Cts. and 50 Cts. ^ 2 Men's Silk Handkerchiefs?At 25 Cts. and 50 Cts. THEY ALSO LIKE HOSIERY ^ 1 Most men like plenty of Hosiery?what they have may be xk jj holey?especially if he's single?Yes, give him a few pairs of Hosiery?I.et us show you?. Xg S Cotton Half Hose?All colors 10 Cts., 15 Cts., 25 Cts. xk Mercerized Half Hose?All colors 35 Cts.; 3 Prs. for $1.00 . 1 Plain and Fancy Silk Half Hose?All colors _k - , 50 Cts., 75 CtCand 98 Cts. xfc NECKWEAR FOR MEN AND BOYS w 2 Silk Four-in-Hand Ties 25 Cts., 50 Cts.. 75 Cts., $1.00 8 Silk Knitted Ties 75 Cts. and $1.50 ^ X Shield Bows?Black and Fancies 10 Cts. and 25 Cts. I Silk Bat-wing Ties?Black and Colors 25 Cts. and 50 Cts. rk | CHRISTMAS BOXES. PS Yes, We Also Have Gloves for Men ft* 5 -5$ S Yes, most men like Gloves, too?some for dres.s occa>ion> and others for work wear?We have both kinds? ? 9 Dressed Kid Gloves?Lined and Unlincd 75 Cts. to $3.00 2 Auto G'oves $3.00 Pair fc HEALTHFUL UNDERWEAR ^ 2 !'roper Underwear is health insurance, and every man will do well to wear good, warm underwear? X* X Men's Fleeced Shirts and Drawers 98 Cts. and $1.50 *S 5 Men's Cotton and Part Wool Union Suits?Priced at 1$ $1.50, $1.98. $2.25 and $2.50 Suit X Boys' Union Suits?Priced at 98 Cts. and $1.25 *7* SHIRTS AND COLLARS FOR MEN ? J Men's Madras Shirts in all sizes at 98 Cts., $1.50, $2.00 ^ M *n's Silk Shirts?beautiful patterns $2.50 and $3.50 Lien Soft and Stiff Collars 20 Cts. Each 5* Si I- Soft Collars 35 Cts.; 3 for $1.00 M BELK COMPANY IfSIIf ? SHIEDER'S, READY FOR XMAS SHOPPING ?. SHOP AT SHIEDER'S?Yes, to be sure you will find us ill . a ready to supply you with the Best of everything in the ^ kind of goods you buy at Christmas. We have forgot1K ten none?Gifty things for every one from the smallest pd tot to grandma and grandpa?all can be suited from our V; splendidly assorted line of Holiday Gift goods?Toys for the little folks, fancy articles for the misses, Books >8- for children and older boys and girls; Toilet articles for r- all ages; Silver Goods?novelties as well as the more useful and serviceable pieces; Stationery for ladies and for gentlemen who want something better than just the ordinary tablet; Cut Glass for mothers and wives and - ? ? t? r__ ,1,. wf. S? sisters, and reasonaDiy pncca, too; ranty vuiim iui mv. mother or wife; Toilet Sets, always popular as gifts for ~ Xc young ladies and scores of other things that we can *4 Pi hardly mention here. ~ NORRIS' CHOCOLATES AND BONBONS? IS ~~ ^ Try. a box of Xorris's Chocolates and Bonbons on your wife, your mother, your sister or your best girl. .Xorris's Candies are the very purest made and they never fail to bring the smile that won't come off, and many a u?tf? u-Aiilrl liL-o tn have a nnnnd or two occasionally? but men so frequently overlook this fact. Try it this Christmas and you'll be paid twice over for the cost and your imaginary little extravagance. CIGARS FOR MEN? You can safely give your gentlemen friends Cigars from our Christmas stock. They are all good in quality and it is only a question of taste and price. Let us serve you. VISIT SHIM'S DRUG STORE FOR GIFTS - strafStiKSft SHXSEflfgaf* .f'