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tumorous icpartmfut ; Accommodating. ? Xitfht was ;?|<l>rouchir.j; and 11 was rainini; hard. TIh? tia\<V*T in.m his hois'* ami ra! {> <) t th'- <lo*n ??f tho ''if farm-tnais- !. hail - * ? * i :. in utiw triilc stis-tc h i?: tmv: *ik. "in?arn? t?? tin As h" Mini 1.11 ih< ! . ?. ? |. wis t?-r trii hh-d <|iavi; i i? ''ilnMi- ia|?|f?l ai;a:ii S'ill Tai answer. !? < ! tin- sti am ?>i wa'? i i-omsinic down iiis ha?k. Anolh* r s|n-ll of j-?itii|ini; and tinnll> th.. i?d h-ad < ! a lad 01" i tw?-lv?- was dili'k out I.I tin- s-fotid storj window. "Wii?< h? r want'"' ii aski-d. "I want to know if I can stay licrt ?>' r nntM." tla- trav?-|?-r answer*-*! testily. The i - ti' mli-d lad walchcil til*-man lor a iiiiniitc or two bcion- amuwrlm:. V> kin i r ail of mo." he finally aiisio ad. and then closed thi window. He Had No Use for England. An l-i-.hman who was a conscientious ol>jcrtor to tl.o war was Im-Hiic |"'st lulled. "I don't ladn \o in Kmrlnnd," said tinI i-htnan. Will, not"" asked tin- chairman, 'I ha\e no iis< for any country." -sud tlii- Irishman. "fhaf can't f?ut a ornmandi-r-in-i hii I in the held. an adiniial a' til*- luad of its tli-i-t. or a |ii inn- minister in its highest otti<-i-." I5ut. my good man." aski-d th? liairman. "where an- tin-n- letter im n than Sir Douglas Halt:. Admiral Iti-att.v and Lloyd liwiriic?" - I-.I. I >11111*. W IX. S. I 1' I <|H* l| . I.is Halif is n Scotchman. Admiral Ib-aity is an Irishman, ami I.)< > ! iH>r?i. is a WVIehmnn." The Born Loafer.?Miss '.ruy, th< j I'-arlifi-. was ifivlnw a l?i't ure to her j pupils ami was omleuvorin:; to impress j timtn tii. inevitable outcome of t laziness arnl idleness. Sin- ilrow a very vivid (.ii-tuio ot tin- habitual loafer, tlie man who ii.it"> work. ami his ultimate tale. "Now, Frederick." she sai?l. to oti< it tii"- ehihlroii who had |>erH|tdcd ill lookitiK' mit of tii"- win.low ami whose iniml was lilleil with the joys of liaseliajl ami other kindred sports, "tell me w ho i> th?- w i.-ti-he.l. misem>'h' indivitltial who m-ts clothes, loo.| am! lodu- j. iiiK ami fives not h inf. in return." Frederick beamed upon teacher. [ "I'lluse. ma'am." lie cried. "tliejJ liiiln !" 11 ? Kinder Skittish. A food old mailt- '< mi ot antebellum days went Into a j shoe store and asked for 'a |?air of j elei' ilav shoes small tens." The j rlerk s'leeteil a pair of men's heavy j plow shoes for her and she seated lief- j s.-lf to try ttn hi on. The elerk re- j tnained standing in front ot in i. Sim j alaie-ed up and asked: .{ |lo:tey. is Mill irwine to stall' del"- j while I tries 'em on?" j The clerk answered: "Why. no. | auntie: I'll move on if you wish it." j She said: "I'lensc do. honey, 'cause j I'se white-Tolhs raised and I'se kim r i skittish." I, Nothing Serious.?French maid (to imttiiriiiR friend): Oui. niadnme. Is ill. I * ** it uatno. j ivWjJru IUU prmmuiiw .. thing very trifling. very small. friend: Oh. I am so relieved. for I was really anxious about her. What I dos the ihs'tor say the trouble is? J Kreneh maid: Let ine think. It was something bidl?a. Ah. 1 have it now. I Ze <tiN'taire say zat madame has */.e | small|H>x. Der Turning of der Vorm.?"Punder j und bl it/ell! l?iss too iiturh iss!" | snarled a Herman soldier. "If dot ser- j geant knoeks me down und kirks tinder 1'aiv in ynost six times more. 1 Mil "Aeh. Ilerman!" interrupted his comrade, "it vrboten iss an unterof- j fleer of his fun to deliver alretty. Vat j you would do?" "Hy sheeminy! I vill not thank hint. Pot's vat I votild do!" Couldn't Miss It.- "Tell me candidly. Poo. do you thing I'll pull through?" asked the patient. "Ph. you're bound to get well." replied tbe doctor. "You can't help yourself statistics prove that out of one hundred cases like yours one per cent invariably recovers. I've treated ninety-nine eases and every one of them died. Why. man alixe. you can't die if you try!" Effeminate.?Mr. and Mrs. Hudson were having a discussion one evening over Mr. Morris, a friend of the family. . "I don't see." said Mm. Hudson, "how you can say that Mr. Morris has an -1 effeminate way of talking. He has a x cry loud and masculine voice." "I mean by an effeminate way of talking my dear." responded tin busband. ' that he talks all the time." Making her acquaintance.- - Visitor <;tt private hospital): Can I see Lactic cnant Barker. please? Matron: We do not allow ordinary visiting. May I ask if you're a relative? Visitor (Imldly): Oh. yes! I'm his sister. Matron: Well, well! I'm very triad to meet yon. I'm his mother. Her Idea of It.?Mother, which Is the correct way to express yourself in speaking of a hen: to say she is sett in tr or sitting?" "My son. that does not interest me at all. What 1 want to know when I hear a hen cackle is whether she is lit vine or lying:." H Isn't is a great feeling whe t you have just finished the largest month you have ever had. profits in proportion. hills pretty well cleaned up. money coming in and?Pardon. 1 am just having a little dream: I don't often got this way. Thank you. To the Point.?At a teachers' conference one of the school principals rose to propose the toast: "l<onc live the teachers." And a mooter, pallid assistant instructor in a hollow voice asked: "On what V The Way He Wanted It.?"1 would like to have my hair cut. please." he said as he threw himself into the chair. "Any social way?" asked the barber. "Yes," was the reply. "Off." His Lack.?"Yasuah. Til sell yo* dts yuh solid gold watch for six dollahs." "Lawd. sah: Yo-all Isn't got no no- j tlon a.tall o'de value o' money. Is yo'?" * R'O LAMPS \ o Reflection r boy comes back lei can't strain the eyes. Rayo Latnpi are (imply deiigned ?portWm Mm able?no trouble to light, clean or rem Mm i wick?economical to buy and to use. WM0L Aladdin Security Oil give* best retult*. Atk to iee the Rayo at your dealer's STANDARD OIL COMPANY (New Jertcy) Baltimore, Md. Weikiaftoa, D. C. Charlotte, N C. Norfolk. Va. Cbarleatoo, W . Va. ! MISFORTUNE 18 1,0 ""STU. Figures show that out of every 100 men over 40 years of age, only 3 per cent of them ever regain .1 their old footing after they have met with business reverses. Keep your money in this Strong Hank, with Good Ser! vice. Save while you may. S Open an account with this Bank, and do it Now I THE LOAN AND SAVINGS BANK "THE HANK FOR THE PEOPLE." IJIZIANNEcoffefi jLuziann? and Corn Pone l?gj* -Yum-Yum! 0n~Je^?L TTfHEN you see your mammy, Honey, VV bringin' in the coffee and the pone, you ca? te^ before you taste it that the coffee's < Luzianne?sure-nuf?by the whifs a-streaming, steaming in the air. "Wh Tt *t>8 t*ie co^ee?Luzianne?you remember _ en and you hanker after it until you get another p?v ?_ cup. ^e/* ;S" Luzianne Coffee (your grocer has it) comes put up in tins. Try it tomorrow morning for . breakfast. If it isn't all you expect, you can get your money back. k&Hm Luzianne for aroma, fragrance and snap. || This Will Be a Happy And Why Not? The War Is Over?the Boys Are M 8 i: try Is Prosperous?We Have Much to Make U: jjv Happy Unless We Add to the Happiness of Oth I? It is an event when the Clover Drug Store disj Holiday Goods and gives the people of Clover and c ** to select their Christmas Gifts and Santa Claus supp the trouble and inconvenience of going to the biggei idav Goods this year is up to our usual high standai sa and range for selection. It includes a Gift for ever Jg the baby to grandma, for the finest fellow and the fin and considering other things prices are not so high < invited to see our Holiday Goods on Display?Come 1 You Will Find Easy to Make China Ware in beautiful designs, Handsome Percolators, Glassware, Cups and Saucers, M Sets, Stationery in Christmas Boxes, Toilet W *5 ery, Combs and Brushes, Writing Pads, all s< ^ ore. Ordinary Razors, Shaving Sets, Toilet Set M in Christmas Packages, Air Rifles, Toys, Gan T1"" T)inn/vo TTvnr-PoQ/lr TrlocWiorllfs F ^ JL\J > ? ituiuOf u > ui "IVV-uvu JL. ? ^ dak Albums, Eastman Kodaks (you will wanl come marching home); and scores of other Ch And be sure to remember that a Box of NORRIS' Cand b? at Christmas or any other time for Mother, Sister or Your Bes ^|j| tion is here?Christmas and Gift Packages are Especially Fine | CLOVER DRUG j| R. L. WYLIE, Prop. Phone 2 5? 75S JK ??Ti Ti 75 f WHERE WELL DRESSED MEN ASSEMBLE E You will almost invariably find some one of the party dressed in Schloss Bros.'s Clothing and that is one reason why prosperous men almost invariably look the part?Schloss Bros.'s Correct Clothing are worthy of the company. 1 AMERICA MUST SUPPLY 5 || NEEDS OF WHOU WORLD 5 ^ / Thi-rc will be a SHORTAGE of everything, says Dr. Herbert \ S ? I Quick, of the Federal Furai Ix>an Hoard?Work for All Men 1 1 M \ and Women from Factory to till' Farm. / W K AND WE SEE NO REASON TO DOUBT THIS 3 t\ 3a Therefore, We ask YOU not to got alarmed at the thought of J ^ things getting Cheaper very soon?But make up Your mind to Buy 3 wy Whatever You NEED NOW. for there Is a possibility, yes, a proba- 1 Wa bility. of things being HIGHER for the next six months or more, 3 S SAY, DROP YOUR TROUBLES, AND TAKE A 3 PEEP AT CHRISTMAS, Which Is at the Door. 3 And to help You make up Your SHOPPING LIST for this time of J Sa the year, we will mention a few GIFTY GOODS that are more than 3 worth while?really useful?that we will have in Our Store this in- 1 W4 coming week, and which we will be dee-lighted to show YOU ju 3a Percolators, Cassarolo, Trays, Sandwich Plates, Alumi- 2 WF 11 u 111 Ware, Glassware, Dishes, Jardinieres, Caning Sets, | Pocket Knives, Watches, Razors, Scissors, Rifles, Guns, * Sd Air Rifles, Wagons, Bicycles, Hammers, Saws, Bicycles, ?5 Braces nnd Bits, FlaJft Lights, Toys, and Scores Of Other J 32 < ift Goods that are of the Appreciated Kind w J*' COME ? COME ? WELCOME COME ? COME * NN We Appreciate Your Business Every Business-Day In the Year and f ** \A Wlsii You Well on Sundays and Holidays. ? LISTEN?You will find a good Hitching Lot in the Hear of Our ? Wd Store?USE IT?It is fir YOCK CONVENIENCE. | | ? YORK' HARDWAP COMPANY ? | *** ? ?usr^ii -taw-^ojr-^xir-**11* 5^ *^6a *^3b w*9l *?5tSk fc^bi fc?36hV^tiSJ HOW DOCTORS TREAT ^ FOR SALE COLDS AND GRIPPE Buildlgn and two Acres ot Land^^i Filbert, belonging to Mr. E. L? Woo 92 ?cres?Of good, level land, wll 6-room house, Joining Floyd Jackson Ask any physician or druggist and Sl?.re iNo- 1 Vfm' he will tell you that the best and only froJ. Vinvor- ' .if ?* . m|'! effective remedy for a had cold, sore acres. fi _ ', ,,, ?veJ road; 3C throat or influenza is what he calls houses Will hp/i n ?Tr, tena! I "brisk calomel nurco " which J10"8?8- v>111 8e|l a? a whole or I a nrisk taiomti purge, wnicn two tract8 priced right means a big dose of calomel at C1_ .. *?mbed time. But as the old style calo- 1J.F,Hoom House?On 62 acres < mel has some very unpleasant and f" f? Howell s Ferry road, dangerous qualities physicians and , ia t,. |UriI|0Ufe druggists are now recommending the . y"8-r dwelling. 3 improved nausealess calomel, called H fH ' m"e of z'on churc "Calotabs" which is purified and refined 9nn Ar_^ r?? - .. v from the sickening and dangerous .J"0 *JJ "mber and wooc m"llCl"i" V'r,U" X" i)?o CalolTb on the .o?Ku, a. hod- on'KI^SJI'n'.",?..1,1'' time with u swallow of water-that', nulMUw L?t-tO,2!S Si 0u we "J' ?.N?. .sa.1"; "? nor a h.? ?M? Wrloht avenue, slightest interference with your d et, Acres-7-room dwelling- 2 ter Pleasures or work Nex morning ant hoUAeA Known a. the W ll Wa jour co d has vanished and your en- ,ace P,r,cc_6 miles south of TorkvlU tire system Is purified and refreshed, f^vdi jan(j Calotabs are sold only in original ? K prnrw.-.v 7 sealed packages, price thirty-five cents. ing." jj.2 acre mt on East nur iour druggist guarantees Calotabs by htrett Torkvllte i'*'SnRQHh..e Prlr? 'f >OU !,r? "0t dC" Lo?-Nesr Graded school-90 fe lighted, adv. front; 200 feet deep. On shady side > the street. See me about It. ? ? C F. SHERER- Real Estate. Christmas!8 FANCY Ag EAT MORE FRUIT and you w: . . TT .v r* ? enjoy better health?that's what tl arching Home?the Coun- ?! doctor, ?ay_y0un nn<i a nmn, i Happy and We Can't Be }\ *~SyATrp'LEu"'" J?hn' ers and So It Goes. || days its annual stock of || ron?iScAKE??APE8' ommunitv an opportunity &5 . 1 have nearly everything that Is l i f , 1 ri ... Wi be needed?including dies right at home without walnuts, almonds. r towns. Our stock of Hoi- ^ driId fiS'iStIs^8, ds in qualities, varieties J* Always a good line of CANDIES her y one of the family from est. eirl in all the world? ? ^ ? _ _.A , V/,-IFW.HA Hnn/lTT Xr.fz.liA. iither. You and yours are S X""J?5 dS early and see more. g( Selections Here | MARKET Si VYE ARE PAYING THE HIGHER Cut Glass, Coffee 3J cash prices for? Caseroles, Carving Waters and Perfum- St ego?. orts of Safety Raz- 3g butter?8, ts, Cigars, Tobaccos g ies, Dolls and Doll ? SSWtfJS.' ountain Pens, Xo- si ,n 8pite of scarcity? t one when the boys g We ^ to keep a tun and M ristmas articles. ?? plete aeeortment of tbo Flneat Bm I Pnric. Sauaaae. Ham, eta ?X " we are here to do our part la bell , . ?- 4 tn* to feed the people and we are dt ies is always an acceptable gift * r log It " Prcsh ?"ec- i: CITY MEAT MARKET. -NORRIS S always u, Fmo. ;; Q p SHERER, Prop. STORE f| SABER'S REPAIR SHOP o AUTOMOBILE and Oeoeral Repa n HVPR C r " A Work- I want your work. If I ci * ***** *J' ?? do it ru tell 70a. It not I'll teU yo' Reasonable charger Alexander*! 01 ???SUuid. Come and see ma 92 iw It L. O. dAJdJCU. AiC NEW SHIPMENT SCHLOSS CLUTiiJJ* I* These Clothes need no commendation at our | hands?the Schloss reputation and the Clothing speak for themselves?the Quality, the Fit, the = Wnvfcinmishin ;irp niitstandiner features of Schloss E Clothing. Because of the difficulty of securing our ! stock this fall the first question is, Can we fit you ? | If we can fit you then the Clothing and the price | will do their own talking Men's Suits in Grays, Browns, Mixtures. Schloss Suits for Men?At $22.50 to $37.50. A Schloss Blue Serge Suit?At $32.50. r Men's Overcoats?At $18.00 to $25.00. CORRECT CLOTHES FOR BOYS. Never have had such a large trade in Boys' | Suits?and also we have never been so well pre| pared to fit the Boys in worth while clothes? Boys' Dubble-bilt Suits?$9.75, $12.75, $16.75. Boys' Dubblewoar Suits?$5.50 to $11.50. Boys' Overcoats?$7.50 to $17.50. | SHOES J. M. STROUP SHOES j SOVEREIGN ty| 1 Tonic for Ever E Builds Up Run-down Systems S When your health has been underS mined by worry or overwork, when E your vitality is lowered, when you ? have that "don't care a rap" feeling, E when your nerves are depressed, when 5 your work appears too much for you, = you are then in a run-down condition. E Your system must be upheld by an E active tonic. You will find it in SovcrS dgn Tonic for Men, which gives new E strength and ambition?the very help S you need. E Sovereign Tonic for Men Is a real S restorative, a blood maker and a Z nerve builderZ When your blood is impoverished 5 through the want of Iron, which pro2 duces rich red blood and changes food 2 into "living tissue"?you will find the 2 remedy n Sovereign Tonic. Each tab-1 2 let contains 1 grain of PREPARED i 5 IRON with other blood and nerve pro2 ducts. You will be surprised nd deE lighted with the new strength and vim E Sovereign Tonic gives you. E You will begin to feel the efficacy of E the Sovereign Tonic after the first dose. E Don't hesitate if you belong to the E Army of "Hasbeens." Try Sovereign I? E Remedy without delay and become E once more a happy, contented member 2 of society, receiving the full benefits of E what is your Just rights in the buttle 2 of life. C j E Sovereign Tonic for Men will do Ur S more to brighten the world, to dispel 2 gloom, to make happy homes than all the medicines that have been comrtj pounded. jr0 _ Your druggist sells It or can get it oil for you. Always In stock at The York wltii ? Drug Store. ..Price 11.00. blsd * Wholesale Distributors for the Caro-! dlee Q Unas, Jno. M. Scott & Co., Charlotte, 2r8f S * c. Sft g Sent by mail on receipt of price. wat( 5 Sovereign Remedy Co. ,h? 1i Pi is Filbert St.. Philadelphia, Pa. W. 5- ' ' <1eas d STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA dom County of York. '"* ? COURT OF COMMON PLXAfl d W. O. Hughes, Plaintiff. against A V. P. Hambright, Defendant.?Sumft mons for Relief?(Complaint Filed). ? 4 To the Defendant Above Named: ft VOU are hereby summoned and re- V * quired to answer the Complaint in y m this action, which has this day ( ^ been tiled in the Office of the Clerk of X A Court of Common Pleas for the said ft County, and to serve a copy of your y f" Answer to the said Complaint on the Z subscribers at their office, First Natl, x Bank Building, York, S. C., within m A twenty days after the service hereof, J ft exclusive of the day of such service: Z J und if you fail to answer the Com- x plaint within the time aforesaid, the 3 jSf plaintiff in this action wilt apply to the j !A Court for the relief demanded in the I ft Complaint. 2 HART & HART. J I Plaintiffs Attorneys. <1 Sf Dated October 31st, A. D., 1918. Y ? Nov. 28?D6 f 6t X ^ COUNTY COMMISSIONERS X f5 Annual Meeting to Bo Held on Janu ary 8, 1919, A PURSUANT to Statute, notice is I * hereby given to whom it may y concern, that the ANNUAL MEET ING of the County Board of Commis- A sioners of York County, will be held f in the Office of the County Supervis- y or in the Courthouse, on THURSDAY, JANUARY 9TH, 1919, commencing at A 10 o'clock a. m. Under Section 993 of the Civil Code, y I all claims against the county not pre- 0 I vinnnlv nresented. must be filed with x ^ Prompt Attention to an i~acu trrn >- Business of Whatever Nature. buL caret Office Opposite Ooorthonae. fore# mon; OR. WM. M. KENNEDY jg _ ? DENTAL SURGEON ? . Bar Office on 8econd Floor of the Wylie If Building. If rvieohnne^Offlce. Residence ICC A F Id Ao T" See Tfce Enquirer Office for Type- Se e t writer Ribbons of AD Kinds. 78 * the Clerk of the Board on or before f K January 1. 1919, and holders of claims J ? will take notice that If the same are I not presented and filed during the 7 U year in which they are contracted, or J [ the year following, such claims will j be forever barred. All claims against York county J must he itemized, and they must be 3 re accompanied by affidavits of the Z claimants setting: forth that the sever- V d- al amounts claimed ar*> just, true, th due and owing:, and that no part theret's of has been paid by discount or other- 1 wise. ,;?x> is All persons authorized by law to 2 10 administer oaths, are required to pro- 5 it bate claims against the county free of 2 n charge. ; By order of the Board. 5 jf THOMAS \V. BOYD, Supervisor. 2 3 Annie L. Wallace Clerk. Dec. 6. 1918 98 5t s h TAX NOTICE?1918 I- Office of the County Treasurer of York jjjj County. York. S. C.. Sept. 17. 1918. 5 \TOTICE is hereby given that the S st TAX BOOKS for York County E will be opened on TUESDAY, the 2 I- 15TH DAY OF OCTOBER. 1918, and = 1- remain open until the 31 ST DAY OF ~ e DECEMBER, 1918, for the collection 2 of STATE, COUNTY. SCHOOL and S 1- LOCAL TAXES, ' for the fiscal year 2 !> 1918, without penalty; after which 5 day ONE PER CENT penalty will be 5 el added to all payments made in the S of month of JANUARY, 1919, and TWO E PER CENT penalty for all payments s made in the month of FEBRUARY, 2 1919. and SEVEN PER CENT penalty S _ will be added to all payments maue ? from the 1ST DAY OF MARCH. 1919. , to the 15TH DAY OF MARCH. 1919. 3 and after this date all unpaid taxes will = I go into executions and all unpaid Sin- 3 gle Polls will be turned over to the 2 several Magistrates for prosecution in ? accordance with law. It is my desire to attend different S parts of the county for the convenience ? ,e of taxpayers as heretofore: but owing 3 ss to the exacting nature of my duties as S 8 a member of Local Exemption Uoard 3 No. 2, I am required to at all times 2 be within call of the office of the 3 Hoard and must remain at the County 3 seat. 2 All of the Banks of the county will 3 to offer their accommodations and facili- 2 ties to Taxpayers who may desire to 5 make use of the same, and I shall take '3 pleasure in giving prompt attention to 55 all correspondence on the subject, e. All Taxpayers appearing at my of- S flee will receive prompt attention. 2 Note?The Tax Books will be made 3 up by Townships, and parties writing 2 about Taxes will always expedite mat- 2 1 ters if they will mention the Township or Townships in which their property _ or properties are located. _ HARRY E. NEIL, FO1 Treasurer of York County. ( 75 t 4t n state PROFESSIONAL CARDS. c0*1 fy 1 J ~~| 7ZSZZ. pers< JOHN R. HART earn ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR In t* AT LAW. "CW good Prompt and Careful Attention to Al' ajj tl Buiinets Undertaken. the 1 Telephone No. 69. YORK, 5. C ijfe I to 78 have hlsto J. S. BRICE l; Attorney At Law. eu - ... . ..... fHAT AILS THE WORLD REVEALED AT LAST f MYSTERY OF AGES I'WEILRD IN VIVID ALUSGORY THAT CAME LIKE PETER'S SHEET. SHOWS CAUSE AND CURE OF SIX AND WOE. Real kiusc of Eve's fliM sin Id explained by an "cychIuhV who tract-- lt> course from then to now, including the uuful story' <>f another woman alio recently spcut two humWd billion dollars to kill ten million men. If you want to know precisely WHAT AILS THE WORLD Call for Maliaffey's Latest Book on sale at the Shieder Drug Store VFE, GENTLE REMEDY BRINGS SURE RELIEF r fAO years GOT,P MEDAI, Haarlem unlet are the remedy you need. Take has enabled suffering humanity to three or four every day. The healing istand attacks of kidney, liver, oil soaks into the cells and lining of der and stomach trouble* and all the kidneys and drives out the polgons. asee connected with the urinary New life and health will surely follow ins and to build up and restore to When your normal vigor has been reth organs weakened by disease, stored continue treatment for a while se most Important organs must be to keep yourself In condition and prsf-hed because thev filter and Durify vent a roturn of the disease. blood; unless the>y do their work Don't wait until you are Incapanie or are doomed flirhtlnK. Start taking '.OLD MEDAL sarlneea, sleeplessness, nervousness. Haarlem OH Capsules today Tour dru*tondency, backache; stomach trou- g-lst will cheerfully refund your money pains In the loins and lower ab- if you are not satisfied with results, en. gravel. difficulty when urlnat- But be sure to get the original Importrheumatlsin. sciatica and lumbago ed QOLD MEDAL and accept no sub* varn you of trouble with your kid- stltutes. In three alzen Sealed pack* i GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Cap- agea At all drug stores WE MAKE f GOOD FLOUR j . MACHINERY IS NOW IN FIRST-CLASS SHAPE FOR ? GRINDING THE NEW CROP. J WE ARE GRINDING WHEAT. ? Our ROLLER MILL lias been thoroughly overnauled, the machinery has been put in first-class condition, and all | old Bolting Cloths have I ecu replaced with New ones. We have a First-Class MILLER who knows his busi- * ncss, and we are here to GIVE ABSOLUTE SATISFAC- J TION to all patrons, whether they send their wheat by C freight or messenger, or whether they come in person. ?j WE GRIND CORN TOO, J DO not throw awat And we Grind It As It Ought T Yonr Cotton Seed Meal Sacks t0 QrOUnd. ?Keep them whore yon can u' L throw them into yonr ?s?- ( )ur Kl0Uring Mill is Oil tllC Oil ? on when yon come to town. 0 we win bay them. Mill Ground, but entirely separate. I VORKVILLE COTTON OIL COMPANY j _ jk! ' "rV Tt % Iw?v'1LjLi<^li . <?** - - .ja^A,* w ? * -* *- *- -r rr IS WISE TO BUY YOUR MULES EARLY j MR. FARMER: IF YOU THIXK YOU WILL NEED MORE ? MULES OR WANT TO EXCHANGE SOME OF YOUR OLDER 5 STOCK FOR YOUNGER ANIMALS FOR NEXT SPRING'S WORK, ? LET US SUGGEST THAT YOU BUY BEFORE SPRING. TO BE ? SURE YOU CAN BUY NEXT SPRING, BUT THE PROBABILITY IS THAT YOU WILL NOT BE ABLE TO HAVE AS CHOICE ANT- ? MALS FOR SELECTION. MULES ARE SCARCE AND IT IS ALSO ? TRUE THAT THEY ARE IUGH, BUT THEY SLAY BE SCARCER S AND HIGHER NEXT SPRING. SEE TILE POINT? SEE US. MULES JAMES BROTHERS H0ESES j OD FOE THOUGHT LIFE tVE YOU ever read the following ment before? IT CAN BE A SUCCESS OR A FAILAgent for another life insurance URK. WHICH WILL IT BE WITH ?any, but who carried ALL his ** inal life insurance in the Mutual *ou? rflt Life Insurance Co., of Newark, Look at the men who are successful on being asked why he did not ln tjje eyes of the world. Ninety-nine . iaoot o nart nf hi* insurance ^ ?u J* i i i UUfc Ui OvviJ uUUUi cu f i? I gm . T? .. _ nVSSfrenyti"JSt&Tt* .Axu? ?hen ** werc lelnsumnifI^am^We fn ^ jjjj* t ^ Mutual Benefit before 1 became a '?* w," ^J6 I **? kccount now. Insurance solicitor, and since 1 ?pA^. * ? .u?D1.they Wfre y0Unf become more familiar with th _nn.?I^' ' " , think ycu have not ry of the company. Its methods of ,?J. V" account lllng business, its policy contracts. J;\ th\<?ua vtr ' impared with all others, including , i. # me which I am representing, I am ,, J* " tor a year or six months, that if the insuring public full' " do not wlah to continue it you eclated its superiority over ALL "ave '08t nothing by the trial. ERS it would need no solicitors, \\hjcb Will It lie?"wt+f or Failure? would issue all the Insurance It I1?u i;p to voit i to accept over tfie counter." The * roing is disinterested, expert tost? Bailk Of Hipknrv flrnt7R f. If you buy insurance without X3.iun.uiy vrruve rtigating the Mntnai Benefit you Iflt'KOKY GROVE. 8. C. fall to perform a duty yoo owe to self. i.tnyyt / a M. Grist, Special Agent y I'R Coat 8ulta and Skirts and x, 1 if .lists should be Dry Cleaned. # : ' r?;; ~ In our employ a Dry Cleaner WANTED TO BUY fndeistands Dry Cleaning and *EW First-Class Jersey Milk Cows It Right Rend Tour Dry Cleanr Heavy Springers. No culls. * - Work to IV Guaranteed satlsfacne or Phone No. ??. " "r < "barge L f. tf rf. E. FERGUSON. 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