Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, December 20, 1918, Image 6
Sumorous 5fPartUKtt* :
Tims Up.?"I cannot jet over It."
i Scotch farmer remarked to his wife. ;
I put a two-shlllln' piece In the plate
it the kirk this morning Instead o'
na usual penny." :
The b-adle had noticed the mistake, ;
i!id In silence he allowed the farmer
o mbs the i>latc- for twenty-three j
:oneocut1ve Sundays. On the twenty i:
fourth Sunday the farmer again ignor-|S
Ml the plate, but the old beadle is
Ktretched the ladle in front of him and |
in a loud, traffic whisper hoarsely S
said. :
"Your lime's up noo. Sandy." S
Why Look??Mrs. Jenkins, a regular
cod tor in tie- doctor's consulting room. :
. .... ir.nf? store of her I
HUlnt'U ?..v r> . ,
troubles. The doctor endured it patlontly
and save her another bottle.
At last sir- started <?ut. and the doctor
.'. !> eonirretulatinir himself, when
<he stopped nnd exclaimed:
' \\"liy. doctor. you didn't hsik to see
if my tontfue was coated,"
"I know it Isn't." wearily replied the
medical man. "You don't find trrass
>n a race track."
Still Hat His Marbles.--"l/>ok
mother." said Robbie, exhibiting a
inndfiil of marbles. " I won all those
'roni Willie Smith."
"Why, Robbie!" exclaimed his
not her: "don't you know it's wicked
o play marbles for 'keeps'? Co rit.'ht
iver to his house and irlve back every
>ne."
"Yes mother." said the bov obeliently;
"and shall I take tl.at vase
.on won at Mrs. Jones' whist party,
ind pive it bark to her?"
She Was Careful.?Miss Kmlly look d
into a nam in the settlement house.
vhere the small girl was pounamp a
>lano to her heart's content. "Yon
nay play on. Mary. If yon are sunhat
your hands are clean."
"Oh. I'm bein' careful. Miss Emily,"
vas the cpiiek res|>onse; "I'm only
isin' the black keys."
Perhaps She Meant It. ? Willie
(ones had piv? n his teacher a pood
leal of trouble that morning. At the *
lose of the Urst study period she *
aid:
"Now we will take up the subject
>f natural history, and you may name ,
n rotation some of the lower animals. .
ttartlnp with Willie Jones."
Great Color Scheme.?Mary?"Why J
lo you always buy two kinds of note- .
2
Jane?"Well, when I write to Jack 'j
use red paper?that means love; and 2j
trhen I write to Georpe I use blue
>at>er?which means faithful anil J
nie."?Tlt-llits. j
The Ruling Passion.?"I've just had 2j
tome pood news." said Hearnstoan, ?
itsin inectimr his friend Mr. Ahra- J
lams. "My son Solly has pot a com- J
nission In the army." J
"Go on." replied Abrahams, ruhblnir J
lis hands; "how much?"?Tit-Hits. .j
r.nnMn't l/?ru Woll?"Mine with me !
% ' ! 4
o-morrow at the Mitre, can't you?" J
usked one young man of another. r
?.',l?crry, old man, but'I really can't J
ro tomorrow. I'm going to see 'Ham- s
ft,' " answered the friend. J
"Oh, bring him along." was the cor- |j
llnl answer. ]j
<
? 4
Pretty Bad, Thi s.?"A woman came 11
nto the hosplt.-il the other day and she <|
va.s so cross-eyed that the tears ran
town her back." 4
"You couldn't do anything for her. 1
ould you?" 4
"Yes, Indeed; We treated her for ^
meteria." H
1
;
Has Another Think Coming.?Pick- <
KM'ket (visiting friend in jail)?"I I;
tired a lawyer for \ou this morning. "j
*lim. but I had to hand him my watch ]
us a retainer." j
I'til?"And did he keep it?" !j
i'ickpocket?"He thinks he did."? 4
luffalo Express. J
A Complete Rout.?"Our forces have w
icon routed, your excellency, and are *!
ctrvatlng in great disorder." 2
"Have you lost control over them?" J
"Absolutely all-highest. We can't .J
von get them to stop long enough to *j
tolson the wells as they beat it for ;
tome."? Detroit Free Press. '<
A Natural Question.?"Der Yankees
Ight veil on der offensive." admitted j
l Merman citizen, "but dev iss no goot I
it defensive fighting."
"Yaw." responded another Teuton. I
'but von vass dey going to do dot do- |
enslve fighting alretty?"
He Knew.?Tommy (dictating letter J
o be sent to his wife): The nurses here I
ire a very plain lot?
Nurse: Oh. come! I say! That's not i
ery polite to us.
Tommy: Never mind, nurse, put it i
lowo. It'll please her!
Too Much Waiting.?Mother (to |
littered son): Willie, how often have ]
told you to stop before fighting and i
ount up to a hundred?
Rattered son: That's what 1 did. i
nit Charlie Jones' mother only told j
tint to count ten. i
Just in Time.?"Ye-w." hesitated i
he bridegroom. "these cakes are |
?retty good. hut don't you think there ]
night to be Just a little more?" i
'Your mother made them." inter- j
rupted the bride quickly.
"?of them?" ended he.
Isn't It Awful??"What is the matter
now?" asked her mother. ?
"Matter enough. I should say. Now
that we poor girls are making enough
[nonev in the munition-factories to
t>uy a lot of clothes we have to wear
>veraJ!s."?Indianapolis Star. ]
Why He Got It.?Young minister?
[rocelvtj.fi: jfift of fountain pen)?
Thank you. I hopo I shall now be
i.ble to write better sermons."
The lady?"I hope so."?Boston
Transcript. ^
Easily Solved. ? Teacher ? "Now
fohnny, suppose you wanted to build
i $1,000 house and had only $700,
ehat would you do?" 1
Jchnny?"Marry a firirl with $300."?
loeton Transcript.
The Feminine View.?Jane Willis:
Vhy did the recruiting officer turn
[hariie down?"
' Marie Glllls: On account of his eyes.
\ Willis: Why, I think he has
eye* don't you? '
( MORE MULES
E Yes. we already have quit
E animals on hand?.Mules. Hor
s shipments will bring our supplj
E but we are selling more Mules
: reason for this. One of them
j every reasonable effort to brin
E Mules our customers WANT.
= come acquainted with the FAC
S ju>t as we tell them, and then, I
E Quality considered, our prices
Mr. Farmer: If you haven
E ing to buy Mules or Morses, wc
= instead of waiting until later v
E somewhat higher and selection
: ?ready to serve you?Come an
[ MULES JAMES BR
WANTED TO BUY
\ FEW First-Class Jersey Milk Cows
'* or Heavy Springers. No culls, y
?ee n>e or I'hone No. 66. *
78 t. f. tf 11. K. FERGUSON. d
f
s
Wtf See The Knquirci Office for Typcivriter
Ribbons of All Kinds.
1 Stroup's?J
t*
i.
j: NEVER BEFORE
NEVER BEFORE HAVI
[: TIES OF REALLY PRA
j: VENIRS AND GIFTS F<
C
I; Wise shoppers are gr
sort of goods for gift pu
? iday sales have been so go
!; worth while kind?Goods
? goods that are sold in this
are coming to this Store tc
!: SCORES OF THING
I
? Shirts, Collars, Tics
? Knitted and Silk 3
? $2?arc here in great asso
? Handkerchiefs for
- - r-t a i i
I; Hosiery 111 uotion, i
Bed Room Slippers
(; Stetson Hats for M
Gloves for Hen?I)
Rain Goats for Mei
j; Clap]), Florshcim a
I; Drew Shoes?Style
I; Hand Bags, Suit C
1; Yes, to be sure, you'll fini
j: a Quality Gift, too,
j J. I
! ONLY A Fi
JMAS
i
! WHEN YOU BUY Gil
i THE FULL ASSURANCE T
I OF ITS REAL, PRACTICAL
PRICE, BECAUSE WHEN \
| HAVE A FEELING THAT 1
1 You will also have the f<
[ whom you wish to make a pres
[ lected?We bought goods that
J them right as we want your C
| of Satisfactory Service?Buy hi
] while gift?something useful a
Come in to see Us. Possi
[ mother?Possibly we can help
| you would like to give at a pr
: HERE ARE A FEW GIF
I
SCISSORS I
POCKET KNIVES,
ORDINARY RAZORS
SAFETY RAZORS
KNIVES AND FORKS
DISHES?ALL KINDS C
WAITERS
O-CEDAR POLISHES
O-CEDAR MOPS
BASKETS
BOOK CASES J
LIBRARY TABLES
HALL RACKS
JPHOLSTERED ROCKERS
REED ROCKERS
WOOD ROCKERS
CHILDREN'S ROCKERS
rORK FURN1TUR
i
:e a large number of Choice
ses and Mares?and today's
up to any ordinary demand,
than ever before. There is a
is that we are putting forth
g to this market the kind of
Xext, our patrons have beT
that our transactions ARE
too, they have found out that
are RIGHT and fair.
't yet bought, and are expect'
suggest that you buy XOW
vlien prices will probably be
s not so good. We are here
id see us and our offerings.
OTHERS H0ESES 1
BABER'S REPAIR SHOP
1 UTOMOBILE and General Repaii
* Work. I want your work. If I car
lo It, I'll tell you. If not, I'll tell you
teasonable charges. Alexander's Oh
itand. Come and see me.
92 sw 9t L. O. BABER.
KmMmXhMhXh!hM**MhX**MhMhW**Xm!
For Holida]
HAS OUR HOLIDAY TR
J OUR CUSTOMERS B01
CTICAL GOODS FOR YC
OR FRIENDS AND LOVE
ring more attention to the
rposes?that, we suppose, i
od?most people know that
that represent 100 cents in
5 Store?Customers are loo
) find the things they want1S
SUITABLE FOR GIFT,
i, Cliffs, Bolts, Hosiery, Etc
dufflcrs?White, Colore an
rtincnt.
Men and Ladies?Linen, S
Lisle and Silk?For Ladies
?Comfortable, cosy slippe:
.'en?Priced at $6.00 and $8
rosscd and Undressed Kids
i?Also a few for Ladies ar
nd Herman Shoes for Menand
Quality built into ther
Jases, Trunks?for Men ant
i the gift par excellence in
whatever the price you wif
A. STRO
EW DAYS I
GIFT SELE
TS FROM OUR BIG STOCK
HAT YOUR GIFT WILL BE
VALUE, LON G AFTER YOl
rOU COME INTO OUR DOC
fOU WILL FIND WHAT YC
reling that what you buy here
?nt in the Christmas season. O
are worth while?We bought tl
hristmas patronage and your Ye
pre and vou are almost certain t
? ?? ?
s well as ornamental?Some thin
bly you are undecided what to g
you decide by suggesting som<
ice you feel like you can afford
T SUGGESTIONS - U
*UGS OF ALL SIZES
LAMPS
EASELS
MIRRORS
TOILET SETS
jLASS WARE
CHOCOLATE SETS
PICTURES
COAT HOOKS
BED ROOM SUITS
ARDINIERS
OIL HEATERS
ELECTRIC IRONS
STERNO HEATERS
FLOWER POTS
BUFFETS
E AND HARD!
| BUY BUGGIES NOW
WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED
A CARLOAD OP NEW RUBBERTIRED
BUGGIES
That arc Right aa to Quality and
I RIGHT AS TO PRICES.
And we will aell you on Easy
Terms aa may suit your convenience.
See ua about It now If you
need a New Buggy, aa they are not
aa easy to get aa they have been In
the past
MILL FEED?
You can't kill hoga Just now?the
weather la too mild to lnaure saving
the meat, but the weather does furnish
an excellent opportunity to put more
fat on your hogs while the weather is
so mild. See us for Mill Feed. We
have a supply juat now.
CABBOLL BBOTHEBS
/i#\TTvmv migigrcflTAWP S
vuuni i ? r i TJ- IT
| Annual Meeting to Be Held on January
9, 1919.
DURSUAXT to Statute, notice la
I x hereby given to whom it may
concern, that the ANNUAL MEET;
ING of the County Board of Commls
sioners of York County, will be held
in the Office of the County SupervlsT
or in the Courthouse, on THURSDAY.
| JANUARY 9TH, 1919. commencing at
: 10 o'clock a. m.
j Under Section 993 of the Civil Code,
j all claims against the county not pre;
viously presented, must be filed with
| the Clerk of the Board on or before
| January 1. 1919, and holders of claims
! will take notice that if the same are
| not presented and filed during the
; year in which they are contracted, or
! the year following, such claims will
; be forever barred.
; All claims against York county
| must be itemized, and they must be
accompanied by affidavits of the
! claimants setting forth that the severj
al amounts claimed are Just, true,
; due and owing, and that no partthcrej
of has been paid by discount or otheri
wise.
! All persons authorized by law to
j administer oaths, are required to proi
bate claims against the county free of
! charge.
1 By order of the Board.
THOMAS W. BOYD, Supervisor.
! Annie L Wallace Clerk,
i Dec. 6, 1918 98 5t
| SUBSOIL ATTACHMENT
T HAVE the Beat thing of the kind
that has ever been invented.
It is very inexpensive, considering its
, value, and may be attached to any
. two-horse plow, with results that are
bound to be satisfactory. I am going
? to call upon YOU if I can; but if You
are especially interested, write me.
R E. CONRAD.
181 3m McConnellsvllIr, S. C. I
y Shoppers f
A.DE BEEN SO GOOD? |
JGHT SUCH QUANTI
)UR CHRISTMAS SOU- J
!D ONES |
practical, useable, useful |
is one reason why our hoi- ;[
we only sell Goods of the '&
i value for every $1.00 in
king for values and^iey ;p
-that's natural. i
S TO YOUR FRIENDS
., for Men and Boys. JC
d Fancy patterns?$1 to
ilk, Crepe-de-Chine. |
and Misses. '&
rs?Priced $1.25 to $2.50. ?
tai t i n.i y
.UU?isiacK ana tjoiors. ?
and Astrakan?$2 up. J
id Children. |
?All sizes and styles. ?
n?for Ladies and Misses. ?
1 Women. J
our stock?and it will be i
ih to pay. I
'UP. I
WORE FOR i
CTIONS
: YOU CAN DO SO WITH j j:
APPRECIATED BECAUSE j !
r HAVE FORGOTTEN THE j |
)RS YOU ARE SURE TO j !
>U WANT HERE,
will be worthy of the one to ] !
ur stock has been carefully se- J !
lem right and we have priced J i
ar-around patronage on a basis J i
o put your money in a worth- J I
g worth the price you pay. |
ive your wife, your sister, your J i
i-' -i?. ?:ii l. L.i I
ruling Ulril Win V C J Ubl wildi (
to pay. Come in anyway. j
K)K OYER THE LIST: j
IRONING BOARDS
SEWING MACHINES
MILK JARS
LARD CANS
SEWING TABLES
KIDDIE CARS
EXPRESS WAGONS
BICYCLE TIRES
BICYCLE PUMPS
CEMENTS
AUTOMOBILE TIRES
AUTOMOBILE TUBES
CHILDREN'S HIGH
TABLE CHAIRS
TALKING MACHINES
TALKING MACHINE
RECORDS
WARE COMPANY
WMMMMMMAMAMMMUMMMAM
i
ssssnsss
Kidney trouble* don't disappear of
themselves. They grow slowly but m
steadily, undermining health with
deadly certainty, until you fall a vie- 01
tlm to Incurable disease. qi
Stop your trouble* while there la time. 01
Don't watt until little paina become big ar
achea Don't trlile with disease. To fo
avoid future suffering begin treatment Hi
with GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules
now. Take three or four every 1
day until you i.re entirely free from In
pain. M
This well-known preparation has been th
one of the national r? iperlies of Hoi- sa
land for centuries In i 1J<J tin.1 govern- gl
meut of the Netherlands granted a th
special charier authorizing its prepara- ar
tion and sale. th:
Vftll DON'T DO IT y
IVU EVERY DAY f
BUT AT CHRISTMAS ITS DIFFERENT.
You know you ought to do
something a little extra, because she 811
certainly deserve* more than sne gets. ?
Of course, we mean your WIFE. She's he
worked as hard all year as you have. ~
She's saved and scrimped and you held j'1
to the purse strings. Now, open up. "}
It's almost Christmas aguin. tlive your *}
good lady something for the home she jr
has been wanting all these long years.
Give her 125, or $30 or $50 or $100
and tell her to go to it and get that
Furniture she wants ever so bad. Tell pj
her to go to FORD'S AT CLOVER.
ROCKING CHAIRS? _
$1.50 tp to $25-00. iti
HALL TREES? rl
$14.00 to $30.00
SUITS OF ALL KINDSSIDEBOARDS?
co
DINING AND CENTRE TABLES? bl
COOK STOVES, HEATERS. ETC.
M. L. FORD <
Licensed Undertakers and Embalmer*
CI/OVER. . 8. C.
?W Woodmen of the World Receipt F
Hooks for sale at The Enquirer Office
or by Mail?30 Cents each.
IT" T
%?&?$&&&%&% 1V1
1 r?L j
It uirisi
4 FOUR I
A FEW TOYS LEFT,
Nice, Warm Bed Room Sli
How about a Pair of Shoes
Something useful for Fath<
Style, the Stay-Witl
COME EARLY A
wmmmmmaummmmmmmmmmM
CHILDREN'S AND LI
Children's and Ladies' Bath 1
and styles?At ?
TABLE DAMAS]
How about something really t
sister? We have beautifi
Pure Linen Damask for t
Table Damask?At...? ?
Doilies to match some of the
LADIES' MUSLT
SI Under Muslin:
y /Tv/h useful for the
M selection and t
M 1' \ ......Ladies' Gow
Priced .......
, Underskirts/|
Ladies' Ted
h/ \f ?Priced at
P(WE Camisoles?\\
tL/i^ de-Chine i
LADIES' PI
Ileathcrbloom Top, with Silk
Susinne Top with Silk Ruffle
Fancy Silk Petticoats?At
Changeable Silk Petticoats?J
Silk Jersey Petticoats?At
Black Silk Petticoats?A corr
'
I COATS AND DEE
How about a Coat or Dress f
i needs one for Xmas. We
lot of New Coats in all col
LADIES' GLOVES
Ladies' Kid Gloves?Brown,
White?All sizes?Priced
Ladies' Lisle Silk Hose?Whi
Priced at
PTOSES, BRUSE
Coin Purses?At
Leather Purses?At
Ivory Brushes?At
Ivory Combs?At
Buffers?Ivory Tops?At
Mirrors?Ivory Back?At ?
siseseseses&sesiset
Hsr"~
LOOK OUT!
rh? heu*?wlf? of Holland would al?
oat u iooq b? without food u wlthit
h?r Hwl Dutch Drops," u ahs
lalntly rails GOLD MEDAL Haarlem
II Capsulea. They rsators strength
id are responsible In a great measure
r the sturdy, robust health of the
ollandera.
Do not delay. Go to your druggist and
si?t on Ms supplying you with GOLD
EDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules. Take
em as directed, and If you are not
dished with results your druggist will
adly refund your money. Look for
e name GOLD MEDAL on the box
id accept no other. In sealed boxes,
ree sizes.
ITU AT Are You Going to
r lln I Q.jve for Christmas
Stop at this Store. 1 believe my big
oek will help you decide it. We have
nice line of Wall Mirrors. Lamps,
autiful Statues, and lots of handme
Vases. Then too. I have a beauful
line of Handkerchiefs for men.
dies and children; Dolls for the little
rls and Popgruns and other Toys for
e boys- You will find something at
is Store that will please all ages and
prices that will more than please
e one who pays.
rtUITS. CAXDIES, ETC.
You know our reputation on this line
the Best Place in Sharon?Our Quales
and Prices do the business.
{OWN PATENT FLOUR?
Put a sack in your pantry and the
ok and folks who board at your tae
will always wear smiles.
J. D. HOPE, Sharon, S. C.
FOR SALE
ORD Touring Car. It is in good
shape and it is a bargain at $325.
O. C. DEESE & CO., Rock Hill.
100 f. t. 3t
RKPATRICK-E
tmas S
A *rii? *rWft *ri? *r*? *rw
VlORE XMA
and lots and lots (
ppers arc here for Men, Women
for the Girls? We have them i<
;r or the big Brother would be a
i-'Em Quality?a Real Gift tha
lnd do your shoppd
tf)ies' bath robes j
j
<obes in beautiful Colors
$3-5? to $4.98 j
S. and doilies ]
isefu! for mother, wife or |
il Union Damask and All, j
:he table
98 CTS. to $3.50 Yd. |
Linen?98 Cts. to $8.g5 Doz.
|
n underwear
!
1
s of all kinds?both pretty and j
girl?a great assortment for
he prices are most reasonable.
i
ns?White and Flesh
75 Cts. to $1.98.
?At $1.00 to $1.98
dies?White and Flesh?
75 Cts. to $1.98
hite and Flesh?Crepeatirl
<satin 08 CtS. tO $1.08
STTICOATS
Ruffle $2.50 Each
$2.75 Each
$4.98 Each
Vt $3.98 to $4.98
$6.50 Each
iplete line $2.98 to $6.50
[RT WAISTS
1 make a useful and pretty
hristmas present?Here you'll
id a splendid line of Waists in
score or more of the handsome
yles now in vogue?
le Waists in the prettiest of
yles, priced at
98 Cts. $1.48, $1.98 to $2.98
Crepe-de-Chine Shirt Waists
White and Flesh
$2.98 to $6.50
rgette Waists in all colors
$2.98 to $6.50 Each
SSES FOR GIRLS
or the girl? She probably
have received this week a
ors?Priced ...>. $9.95 to $34.95
i, HOSIERY, ETC.
Black and Gray and also
$a.oo and $2.50 Pair
ite, Brown, Black, Gray?
98 Cts. to $2.00 Pair.
[ES AND COMBS
50 Cts. to $4.98 |
50 Cts. to $3.50 j
$1.50 to $2.98
25 Cts.
50 Cts.
$1.50 to $2.50 |
[RKPATRICK-I
CITY MARKET
WE WILL HAVE a Choice lot of
stall fed beef
Vlso FRESH PORK, and SAUSAGE,
BOILED HAMS and BREAKFAST
BACON for the Christmas trade.
DYSTERS?
We will also have the EXTRA SELECTS.
We expect to have plenty of
item. Come and see US.
YOU old Bums who hit the booze.
Just stop a moment and think
Of the Good Meats you could buy
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
RH4ROV . . R C, (
TRADE AT SHARON?
We cordially Invite every one within
reach of Sharon to do your Chrietmae
buyinf from Sharon Merchants. They
have prepared to serve vou to the beet
advantage with the Best Goods and the i
Beet Prices possible and we know that 1
they will appreciate your patronage. 1
and extend to you every' possible busl- <
nees courtesy. We'll thank you to remember
Sharon merchants If they can
serve you. Of course. If they can't? 1
but we believe they can?we. nor they t
can blame you for going to other marketa
But try Sharon Merchants before
going elsewhere.
THE SEASON'S GREETINGS?
We take this occasion to extend to
the customers and friends of this Bank
our heartiest thanks and appreciation
for your patronage and vour good will
and extend to you and yours our best
wishes for a Happy Christmas and a
Prosperous Xew Tear.
J. S. HARTNESS. Cashier.
MONDAY, DEC. 23RD '
Automobile drlvers who desire us to
secure for theni luur lUltt License Tug
must let us know about it on or before
the above date, as our Mr. Courtney
expccls to go to Columbia for such i
Tugs as he has applications for. After
that date it will Le up to the Individual
owners. Cars run without tags after January
1st. are liable to heavy penalty.
If you desire our service in this
matter, give us the following lnforma- .
tion AT ONCE? J
The Number of Motor, Car Number, if {
possible; Style of Body?Touring.
Roadster, Sedun, Clover Leaf, Truck J
or other style Model of Car; the
Year it was Built and the Color of j
Paint. ,
The License fee is 25 cents per horse i
power, plus 5 eta. for postageYORK
MOTORCAR CO.
W See *nie Enquirer Office for Typewriter
Ribbons of All Kinds.
&ELK COMPANY
mggest
S SHOPPING
)F DOLLS- BUT, THEY'RE
and Children. Always an acceptabl
n Grays, Black and Tans. Right i
Pair of Ralston or Bion F. Reynold
it would be practical and valuable.
IG BEFORE THE FINAL CI
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jj JEWELRY OF W
[ Brooches
I Children's Rings
S Ladies' Rings
I Children's Lockets
ft Ladies' Lavalliers ?
| Bracelets
I Pearl Beads 50 Cts., 98 C
8 Far Rings
| Handkerchiefs Are A]
ft Crepe-de-Chine Handkerchiefs?P
[ Pure Linen Handkerchiefs?Price
Ladies' Fancy Handkerchiefs?Pr
| LADIES' NEC
1 Windsor Ties in Solid Colors and
ICrepc-de-Chine Collars 50 Ct
Georgette Collars 50 G
Collar and CulT Sets
Middy Ties?Red, Black, Copen, <
?At 50 Ci
Towel Sets?Pinl
Towel Sets?Pink and Blue?Pric
Japanese Sewing Baskets?At
BOX PAPER?White and Buff .
WHEN IN DOUBT ABOUT
| GIVE HIM
1 He never has enough Handkerch
Handkerchiefs arc always ac
stock of these old gift standby
| Plain Cotton Handkerchiefs?At .
2 Linen Handkerchiefs?At 2
Men's Silk Handkerchiefs?At
THEY ALSO LIB
8 Most men like plenty of Hosiery
holey?especially if he's sinj
few pairs of Hosiery?Let us
2 Cotton Half Hose?All colors
2 Mercerized Half Hose?All colors
I Plain and Fancy Silk Half Hose
NEU&.W EAK run m.
| Silk Four-in-Hand Ties 25 <
I Silk Knitted Ties
I Shield Bows?Black and Fancies
I Silk Bat-wing Ties?Black and C
CH FIST MAS BOXES.
Yes, We Also Have C
I Yes, most men like Gloves, too?
and others for work wear?W
S Dressed Kid Gloves?Lined and I
I Auto Coves
I HEALTHFUL UN
Proper Underwear is health insui
do well to wear good, warm u
I Men's Fleeced Shirts and Drawer;
i Men's Cotton and Part Wool Uni
Hoys' Union Suits?Priced at
SHIRTS AND COLD
Men's Madras Shirts in all sizes al
M -n's Silk Shirts?beautiful pattei
Lion Soft and Stiff Collars
Si 1- Soft Cellars
JELK COMPANY
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With the money you spenu tor
drink! O. O.
CITY MEAT MARKET.
C. F. SHERER, Prop.
W Knbbor Stamps furnished on abort
aotioe at The Enquirer Office.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
County of York.
CO CRT or COMMON PLXJJJ
W. O. Hughes, Plaintiff,
against
C. P. Hambright, Defendant.?Summons
for Relief?(Complaint Filed).
To the Defendant Above Named:
VOU are hereby summoned and re*
quired to answer the Complaint in
this action, which has this day
been tiled in the Ofllce of the Cleric of
L'ourt of Common Pleas for the said
County, and to serve a copy of your
Answer to the said Complaint on the
subscribers at their office. First Natl.
Ilnnk Hulkling, York. S. C., within
twenty days after the service hereof,
exclusive of the day of such service;
and If you fail to answer the Complaint
within the time foresaid, the
plaintiff in this action will apply to the
Court for the relief demanded In the
Complaint.
HART & HART.
Plaintiff's Attorneys. i
Dated October 31st, A. D., 1918- ^ '
Nov. 28?96 f 6t
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ions! I
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DAYS 4 |
GOING FAST TOO. g
e Christmas Gift W
n Quality, Style, Price.
Is Shoes. They have the
Let us show you these.
3RISTMAS RUSH. $
NP wfu
LNY kinds |
25 Cts. to $2.50 5
25 Cts. to $2.98
50 Cts. to 75 Cts. jk&
25 Cts. and 50 Cts. 3?
SO Cts. to $1.50 K ~
50 Cts. to $2.98 is
- 50 Cts. ra
:ts., $1.25, $2.25 and $2.50 (j
25 Cts. and 50 Cts. ^
ways In Favor %
riced 25 Cts. and 50 Cts. j?
d 25 Cts. g
iced 10 Cts. to 25 Cts.
KWEAR 8
Plaids 25, 50 and 75 Cts. k|
s., 98 Cts., and $1.50 Each ||
ts., 98 Cts., $1.50 and $1.98 g
?50 Cts. and 75 Cts. 18
Sold, Green and White
ts., 98 Cts., $1.50 and $1.98 g
i and Blue. g
ed at 98 Cts. to $1.50
-.25 Cts. to $2.00
? 25 Cts. to 50 Cts. ^
! THE MAN? 8<*
tr a rmrronnmpfl 5?
aAlli/0?IMVlA*u* w -vm
iefs and therefore Gifts of
ceptable. We have a big Wh
- io Cts. K
15 Cts., 35 Cts. and 50 Cts. Ph
_ as Cts. and 50 Cts.
X HOSIERY g
?what they have may be fa
jle?Yes, give him a
show you?
?10 Cts., 15 Cts., 25 Cts. ?
?35 Cts.; 3 Prs. for $1.00
-All colors pB
50 Cts., 75 Cts. and 98 Cts.
EN AND BOYS
3ts., 50 Cts., 75 Cts., $1.00 *|
75 Cts. and $1.50 Jj
10 Cts.' and 25 Cts. ^
olors 25 Cts. and 50 Cts. ?
Moves for Men * S
-some for dress occasions |E
fe have both kinds? , jft .
Jnlined... 75 Cts. to $3.00
$3.00 Pair PR
DEBWEAB R
ance, and every man will k
nderwear? ?
5 98 Cts. and $1.50
on Suits?Priced at K
$1.98, $2.25 and $2.50 Suit
.98 Cts. and $1.25
1 vkm wC
ixu3 run xelxjH a;
t ..98 Cts., $1.50, $2.00
ms $2.50 and $3.50 ?
so Cta. Each 5
35 Cta.; 3 for $1.00 g ^
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