Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, December 24, 1918, Image 3
f [ imperial Jotires.
I f Itumah and Itecrshcba.
i V- Preaching at B<-er*h*ba at 11 a m . g
at Ramah at 3 p m.
* J. L. Yundell. Paator. ]
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At Olivet. J
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Preaching at Olivet. Sunday, at 2 j
o'clock p. m. ,
J E Mahaffey. Pastor. ?
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Cloter Circuit. ti
1
King's Mountain '.'hapel?Sunday s
school at l<> a m . i>r? aching at 11 J
St. Paul ?Suti'lav school at 2.30 I?. m-i o
preaching at 2.3'?. ?'lover?Preaching Iat
7 |i. in. s
II. A. Whltten. Pastor. h
Vkiiow lodgment.
?? ur'i> iif ? ii'ii* * iiHi''' v? ,
jii i-ss our fi "iinKs i.f t?r:itit udo to out
friends f??r tl.'ir labors of love durini.'
our recent l" riu\ rui-iif. lioth luririv -(
ttii- host hours of our loved one, and
after ho w.is taken, \ou Ii<I not sj-uri ^
yourselves in iniiiisti-rtoi: to our ni'cly
.Mny our Heavenly l-'.ither richly re.
ward will. I,
Mm. Alo.-i - White nii'I Children. 1,
Vol IhMrihulioii. '
'.viiu; to th" hiiih |iriee of seeds onl>
litioiit hull' tli" u.aj.il allotment is mudf
to nich I'ontrri ssman and it will not
to illy suffice for ill lhost to whom I n
o- i illv si nil. I,. Hi i I ran only m mi to II
those who really want them this year u
a 11 I will 1111 so III the order of r?s|t|is's ii
111 iveil foi s.,Those wnutinir si ei| h
I'll use writ" me nskii'K for them nii'I w
I'll-IS" state whether vejietsihli o|ilowi'i'
si 'Is :?ri' waliteil. Till- n i|U< sis
Will iii ll.'ltl'lli || III th" Ofiler IIS loin; as I'
tile Sl'Ol lust. I'l
\'i r.v truly, it
It IV. r. .Stevenson.
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(The (Totton tthrhet.
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.Moti'lav, In tiil?r If It, litis j(
Yorkvilh j,
Shnroti .. -''i is
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lover Ij.
itowiiiiK 11 i'i en
BETHEL ROAD FUNDS ^
IH-hiirsetiiciils oil Xeeolllit Ko.nl- and
Itridues On uihI \fler .IiiI> I. I1MKJjMlhLltWI'N'i!
is a sinleuu tit of the j
Itoud ?ttill Kriilt-e funds in m> ft
hurKe for th" period fo||o\vitiif July I
Voucher A ml.
I I M. K. Stanton, si If and t'-ain $ .* "
15 I'. \V. Itoyd, .self, team and V
four hands "" Ii
! I'l. N. Kratnlon. self and ^
It-am -i
17 J. II. t "urn-nee. .stamps 6o
IS Hank of t'luvi-r. for road
_ maehim- 5o on "
^ 19 Han kof t "lover. for roa<l
maeliuie 45
^ 20 H. S Kiddle. rash for liamls
ami four llltlles 111
Ill *1". K. Hramlon, teams ami
ha mis 17 11 a
J? It. S. Kiddle. supervisor, la
lays 4a "o '''
UK Mark Itipp.-y. I 1-H days 1 a?
24 K-N. Hramlon. self ami team 21 1
12.*, J. K. lloke. 2 .lays 2 5?
26 J. It. Meek. I "lay I 2a \\
27 Ht-net* t'um-m-o. .'12 hours 4 oo ei
2K .1. L Tate. K2 hours . I 0(< , ,
29 Hen Massev. 117 hours I 61! Jt,
110 W. I*. I'tyor, 1 <ls..v. self; 1A .h
.lays, hoy 2 3s of
31 OwarTale. 17 hours 2 13 as
32 Jim tiletui. 12 hours .. 1 50 tli
33 Hank of Clover, freight II a a th
3 4 I'. A. Ill-own. repairs S oo p
3.*, Hen Masse.v, 3 .lays 3 75 "
36 Jim Clenn. 2 1-2 .lays 3 12 ?
37 Sam I'riee, 3 .lays 3 7.">
lit ll.-nry Heady. |t hours 2 25 ]
39 Hence ?"urretu-e. 3 days 3 7a
10 Hta.-v Hall, 2 .lays 2 5o J
11 Will Setzer, 3 .lays ... 3 7a
Hoy.I. self ami team. _ 32 oo
team IS 75
44 M. K. Stanton, self and team 7 a>i
45 I*. \V. Hoy d. self and team 9 75 tvj
46 Tillman Johnson. 2 days . 2 50 m
4 7 4'larettee llnllett. 2 days 2 no m
4S Sam l.ove. 3 .lavs .... 3 75 pa
49 Walter Wel.h, 7 .lavs S 75
511 Will Wel.h. 3 .lavs 3 75
51 K. K. Iloyd. 2 days ... 2 5o
52 t". T. Hramlon. t.am 12 on
53 Lee frrellCe, 3\ 1-2 h?Ui"S 4 *1
54 Hoh Hiirns, 4si hours 6 oo
55 la.mas Harris. It hours 1 to
56 tlet.. Harris. 4 days 5 o<>
57 Jno. t'urr. nee. 2 days 2 5o \,
5S A. 1*. t'ttrrvnee. I days, two fo
mules 10 oo ;1,
59 J. 11. i"urreiiee. self and
team 25 17
ill T. M I ?ll 11 lie. Illlllh: i* si 1141
nails 12 .
til It ". Ki nilri' k self anil t
tVilli) 20 mi
62 T. F- l\' nrick. self ami j
team I12"< nt
63 E. X. liramlmi. self ami
tram 2s 05
61 Craijr ?V: Wilson, plow points T r6.">
Osrar Ttilv. 2 days 2 .r>i?
66 Proil Tali-, is hours 6 ?0 v.
6" Hence Ctirreiiec. 5 1-2 days 6 <>7 yj
is Stacy Hull. 1-2 days ; s7 V.
6 tlnili I mini, self and train o 37 N
70 F. '. Itrsindon. self and Irani 7 5" w
71 J. K. Itrandoii. tram 6 2." k,
7 2 E. X. lirandon. srIf and y
0 train 6 25 V
73 F. C. Brandon. lumber 30 no N
71 F. C\ Brandon, linnhrr 26 25 w
75 S. S. (ilriin. srlf and train 36 25
76 S S. tilrllll. rash paid hands 12 !'I y
77 Ed Harris. 2 days .. . 2 5"
76 Will Tate. 2 days 2 f.n
7*.i Andy Barnes. 5 hours 63
50 Tom Warren. I day I 25 ^
51 la-e t'lirrenee. 1 days 5 25 y
52 Jiio. Currenee. 7 diiys s 75
53 Boy Jaekson. 5 days 6 25 \
si Ernest Adams. 1 1-2 days I ss N
S5 A. B. Currenee. tennis 2" 63 y
X6 J. H. <*urrence, srlf and y
team 10 35 ^
S7 Walter Xeff. 6 days 7 50 S
SS Will Webb. 17 hours 2 12 i?
SO Ohns. Ualehford. 2 days 2 5n j 2
00 '. '. Boyd, srlf and train 11 nn]y
!U Amos (timer. 10 days 11 25 I V
02 Jim ?"at hey. s 1-3 days s 7 5 | *\
03 ?Seo. Tate 6 25 to
04 Will Glenn. 53 hours 6 37 ly
05 Fred Tate. 5 days 6 25 ! D
06 Henry Knox. 2 days 2 5" j X
07 J. A. Brandon, self and team 11 25 I ^
OS F. ?. Cook, self and team 53 0<> |to
oo ti. W. Davidson. S days 10 oo|^
lot' Jnn Pettus. s days .
101 (l- \V. Martin, trains 40 "o|a
102 fr*. G. Cook. self and train 2s ''"IjS
103 Isaiah Graham. 2 days 2 5? jfc
104 Jnn. HiKKer. 2 days 2 .*??'' ^
105 Ed Harnett, 2 days 2 5?|5
100 J00 Crawford. 1 day 1 2*>1 v
10" Hence Currence. 5 days 0 2.*. :*,
10$ Stacy Hull. 5 days 6
100 George I'ulT. 2 days 2 5t'j^
110 K. ?'. Hrandon. trains ti 2."? J?
111 K. X. Hrandon. self and x
team ... ... 22 5m
112 Lacy Pry nr. half uay ... 6210
113 I* \V. Cullandor. self 3 0o J
114 S. S. tllonn. cash i>aid hands 50 00! \
^ 115 S. S. Glenn, self and team.. 4? 50 J
116 S S. Glenn, self, team ami jti
hands 33 23 *
117 Henry Phillips. 1 day . . 1 25 &
lis Joe Craw ford. 2 days 2 5olx
110 Jim Crawford. 1 day 1 25 S
120 Kainey Carothers. 4 hours 50 jl
121 Hill Graham. 5 hours ... 631
122 Sanders Berry. 0 hours 1 121
123 Ed Harnett. 1 day 1 25'1
124 Jno. Phillips. 1 day .... 1 25 *
125 D. U Davidson. 1 day 1 25 ,
126 D- R. lamp. 2 days 2 50
127 J. L. Pottus. 1 day 1 25
12S O. W. Davidson. 1 day ... 1 25
120 G. W. Martin. 4 mules 1 day 5 "<
130 S. S Balrd, self and team S 12
131 G. \V. Martin. 12 hours 1 50
. ?45 l>0
132 F. (?. Cook, sen ouu .......... ..
133 F. G. Cook, teams 7 70
134 B. C. Adams, work on bridge 2 00
135 D. M Brandon. repairs 9 50 1
136 S. S. Glenn, self and team 40 00 A
137 S. S. Glenn, self and team 12 40
138 J. N'. Hogue. lumber, nails
and work 10 31
139 W. H. Chambers, work on
road 4 00 '
tl40 R. S. Riddle, services as supervisor
45 00 (
141 R. S. Riddle, services as su- |1
pervisor ? 48 00 j 1
142 T. H. Rldle. self, team and
hands ? 15 00 i 1
Respectfully submitted.
R. S- RIDDLE, Supervisor. ! <
December 20. 1918. It |
Special Notices.
To Enquirer Clubmaker*.
Premium for the largest club of sul
enters to The Yorkville En'iuir.r.
n cash. Second premium. i?v in ca?:
rhird premium. 112-pioce Dinner se
'ourth. two 42-piece dinner sets. Fiftl
20 in cash. Sixth. -12-piece dinner se
ieventh, 12 piece dinner set. E;ghtl
lo cash. Ninth, ii cash. Speci;
iremiun.s for cluts of specified nun
or of names. Thirty-one piece dlr.nc
et fur 11 names. Y<ar's subscriptio
u Th" Yorkville Em ilrer or Fountal
'en worth ?'i for **n* names Sul
r-ription price to subscribers In club:
j ,i y' ar. Simile subscriptions. nt
n club. $25". i 'lub contest "loses o
Vbruary ], It'll*, at ? p. m., and a
ub.S'll|'loMN i d HI liC'l III clubs IllUf
e paid by that date.
L. M fiiist's Sons.
OBITUARY
I>ii i At ins hoiia- in Knoxvilh
nit. on Tiesdav. 1>- ember pal1
f Pi mill's .1-.:.- UTL.UA.M A. 1
1ATTH LWS. .!- ! >? y?.!>. 2 inoiitli
i.l ] > < :.>*.. !?... ax-'l tt u? th
Ml Of III' I.ill- S till AI.llli.t M*, llllti UM
orn .ui'l ri.tptJ iii Vork "ounty. II
iiWs tt tt iff nit'! several st< f?-chilclr?.*r;
shIi-s th?- follovMiti; sistei> aii'J on
toil,.! Alis I II I!. Jatkson. Mi>
Ion Wnlk?r. Mis. Ji?- Turner. Mis
I.l" M.tlMi"tv>. tit'! Mr. John Mniiii
*.\ > ill' Kit- If / ! .
\i In r hoim M' '".''M i tm Tui-.o) i
i~'iit. litfiiilwi IT. Miss l,? ?|K Molt
A?W. ;ikt-t| Z~ f .lis. Til" il< c.-vlist
t.- .t i iit. .:i i f Mi I t.ink Morrow
it'i I" .-i'|t I.-I i i1}" r, l'iivt? fi"\#-r:i
roili* r-t .ui'l .-isit-is. Tin- iiit"riii"?i
mm hi W Isi?l? t ii,'t? i ;., Wt'tliiesilu
I'li-inooit
III I'li t I l"t'|. I.'.l |'i jt|.iy liitfllt. I?. .1
I.IXK, formerly tii' Cliit ksliuiv. Th
lililllls W'l't- lit to lll.i'ksliUI'K I'o
ii'-riii' lit.
In 1'olniiil'i.i. it ili" hoiii" of In r son
i" i* Kldt-r. of f? truly sis, Sun tin;
I'l.-riiot ii Mrs. SALLIK l,|-;WIS HI.
Kit. .i~''l y;irs. Tli" It t*? :is"?l \va
i" w "low tif tin l;ti" \V. N'tirni.-iii HI
r t.f Vork tninty. ;t||<I 1i:i'l In-, ii lit
ik in < *tituii I nit for m int yt a i s. Tli
it' i ni'iit is tti In- in I let lit-s'l.'t ""in"
i t litis iimrniiit: at lt? oVIot k. Shi
sintiti l lit two sons, \V. ?' Kltler o
"liuiihia. ami M I Kl'lt-r of 1'itts
I.l, Mass.
MASONIC INSTALLATION
t I.l. .M t in I is I 'Ii ila iii Ii ro|tit- I.o'Ik"
* No A ! '. M . will |.|".ist* Ink'
an-" that i ifli'-' rs for t iisutuK Mason
far will li< insi.illt'l Fri'lay iiiuM
Mil. Wot k m tlifTliir'l Iit-uit t. It"
' slllllt-llts. 1*0111" out.
w wiLi.iAMs. w. m
\ It. I.ATIMKit. S-t-rt tary. It
IOT MUCH SENTIMEN1
.\I: ("!" a Oroeery Store, is there'
Ut :i 11 the -:tWe ore i|l|ite hutn.'ir
el Minn linns have more or less son.
mental f? . lieu . and at i'l.ristmas
It'll >inf Ill's feel j it It lilliUS |?rettj
i; ami husky. and just wont sta>
'All. lit 111 e. |t| fill |>li -1 It v tile spirll
1 lie s-as-tll. We risi t<? the oeeasiot
el alt.inu Willi all otle Is who are ulat
i see pi o|t|e in h.i|t|.v moods ami eonllttllellt.
Wo a.hi ollt voiees to tilt
11 versa I soiii? of
pi : vpi: o\ i \im ii
( (Miit wn.ii Kiw \i:i> mi;\.
'i wish tti thank all of oils ellstotu.
s ami fro mis for the put retinue uiv.
i us durum li t- ., a r I :?1 \. and wf so it
a eoiititiuation of your pat round
irink tie eoiniiitf year, ami n tarnesi
' our a|t|trtnation of your favors w<
sure \o i of the s uae fair dealing ii
le future that has heen our rule it
e past.
ERGUSON & YOUNGRLOOT
NINETEEN-EIGHTEEN
?
Has almost shotT'd olT its t-oil ami
;th it Kites the joys ami sorrows of a
ost eventful Velll ?it has lift u a sWifl
ovum current of events- Imt. we
iuse at its close to extend to our
t i s*m)>n:i:s \\i? run:M>s
\\i? tiiom; \mk? \\k wot i.n
iii: pi.i:\si:ii to ii.w i: \s
t i stomi-:i:>?
inl .ill 11i.ii)Kiii<I n'.ir fiiiri-ri-si wishes
r;i Mi cry i'luisliii is ;in?l :i
i<l I'mspi rotis Ni w Your in
CARROLL BROTHERS
Typewriter Ribbons and Papers
The Enquirer Office.
j WE THANK YOU EV
j YOUR PATRON
| The year I!)18 lias I
k have ever had?scores o
J slantly found their way
{. bought liherally despite
$ and the total of our bin
* been large. We wish 1
J patrons for their Irnsine:
h assure you that our ap]
* not governed by the siz
| you for small business ;
(i the larger business.
We know it is a ens
5- thanks to customers an
j vois. It is a tine eustoi
* know that we do so moi
1 want you ti? know that
ated and that we arc th
?ltonage and still more
as dependable merchant
you one and all.
a We also wish to cxt
I* all mankind hereabouts,
I. Christmas of joy and h;
a never had before and to
<* prosperity, good health,
jj throughout the coming
| KIRKPATRICK
IfOU CERTAINLY HAV1
Ol*It THANKS AND APPRKCIAtion'
for the i.aieir: mf:Ascitic
of patron ao e that
has been* g1vkn the york
store during the
ykau r.'is.
f your patronape has been small
olutne. Wo thank You. If it has be?
>f larger volume. We thank YOU.
VXD NOW AT ITS
\VK wish to extend t<? EVERYON
iur Sincere Wish that you and you
nay enjoy u most delightfully hap]
"hristmas and a Xew Year, the pre
f?eritv of which may be bounded on
t\v your needs and reasonable desin
Here's hopinp, that you may live a
.vays, and that we may never die.
yORKDRUGSTOR
MISCELLANEOUS WANTS.
EGGS WANTED
T WILL pay Fifty Cents a Dozen in
'2 CASH, for all I can get.
?7 tf tf R. D. DORSETT.
h- .
FOR RENT
j A SIX-Room Cottage on King's
' " Mountain street. Apply to
-J'J t Miss RACHEL QUXXX.
l'r FOR SALE
n /GRADED Duroc Sow and eight Pigs,
n Also full Duroc Shoats, entitled to
>- register, and also a Registered Duroc
s. Roar. 1 year old. York Xo. 5.
,! 102 lit* \VM. FERGUSON*.
WANTED TO BUY
A FEW First-Class Jersey Milk Cows
or Heavy Springers. XO culls.
_ See me or Phone Xo. 86.
7s t. f. tf 11. E. FERGUSON*.
IF YOU VISIT ROCK HILL
.. r\I'RIXG tla Holidays, come around
>. to H"- us. You are always wel'.
conn* at our store,
s 101 Jt G. C. DEESE & CO.
s TWO HORSE FARM
e | trii * 11 It EXT. Located in two miles of
'*1 town. Desiralde |>Iacc to live. See
' 1"3 2t M. H. CLINTON",
s
for quick sale
ylT'WIX Cylinder Indian Motorcycle,
? Model 11 s. In good condition,
i .-< < in* at once. DAVE CAMERON. at
, Clinton Bros.'* Stun*. 1"U 2t
i for "sale
S pt'Ki; Bred Berkshire Brood Sow,
Registered. See mi* <iui* k
I. 103 2t QflNN WALLACE.
i-1 ten dollar bill
j rVlol'I'KD. either in the Bunk of
Clover or on the streets. Will upk
predate information.
"It J. C. Karis.
baber's repair shop
A FTOMoBlLE and General Repair
. " Work. I want your work. If lean
do It. I'll tell you. If not, I'll tell you.
f Reasonable charges. Alexander's Old
. Stand. Come and see me.
92 sw 9t L. G. BABER.
"ladies
\lrnri! '"oat Suits and Skirts and
. Waists should be Dry Cleaned
We have -n our employ a Dry cleaner
Who Understands Dry Cleaning and
Does It Right. Send Tour Dry Cleaning
Work to Vs. Guaranteed satisfac'i**n
or no Charge.
KEl.l.V'S PRESSING CUB.
CLEANING AND PRESSING
i TT is rial economy t) have your
Clothes Cleaned and Pressed fre'
qucntly. ana uesides Clean C'ottaes, if
. rightly pressed, add much to one's ap.
pearance. Satisfaction guaranteed.
ROYAL PRESSING CLUB.
r 1 I). DORSBTT. Prop
FARM LOANS
I A ItHAN'CEl) for on York County
i property, to run for 3. 5, 7. 10 or
I (Federal laind Bank) 34 years. Maybe
paid oif before maturity, on terms re- |
luiring no additional expense- Inter- i
est rates: 5 1-2 per cent, or 6 per cent ,
or 7 per rent, according1 to the lender, j
and to borrower's urgency.
c. R. SPENCER, Attorney. |
i
CHRISTMAS GREETINGS i
\\JE extend to our friends and cus- i
I turners our heartiest wishes for a i
Merry Christmas and a Year of Pros- j
i purity greater than you have ever eni
joyed before. \\"e also wish to thank
each and every one for the patronage
j given us during I'.Us and we hope to
have the pleasure of serving you dur
ing the coining year, 1!?1S?.
SIMS DRUG COMPANY.
December 23. IIGS. It
EASTMAN KODAKS
EASTMAN CAMERAS? I
v ~tat
These little picture making ma- ?
c hines bring a world of pleasure to 3
their owners?there's dozens of .
11no s when you say, "If 1 only had j
a Kodak," when you see something t
you would like to "snap." Every i
family should have a Kodak or a
Camera for just sueli occasions. '
> tU YOVIlNOW?YOV'LIj KNJOY IT. !
We have a good line?Priced from I
Sii.OO to SI5-00 Each.
Also have a big stock of Kodak ?
FILMS for all sizes of Cameras.
' Yes, to be sure, we have KODAK
ALBUMS, too.
I'll.MS lli;\ I.MMT.IFIt
will ?;ivc us pica suit- to have
yuur Kodak Kilius Developed and
printed, if you like.
CLOVER DRUG STORE
i H. l/. WYl.lK, Proprietor.
Phone No. 2 CLOVER, S. C.
tone "*1"!
[AGE AND GOOD WILL ?
>een decidedly the best we ?#
f new customers have eon- 2a
to our counters, they liave 8
higher costs of everything ^
iiness during the year has m
o thank every one of our
ss, be it large or small, and wj.
ueciation of your favor is
e of your bill. We thank 8
md we thank you also for
loin hereabouts to extend S
d friends for business fan,
and yet we want you to id
e because we feel that we jjg
your business is appreci- $
ankful to you for your pa- NJ
cmifwltMU-e in lis
IV. VI. . (
s. Yes, we sincerely thank w
end to you and yours and L'
, our sineerest wishes tor a
iippincss such as you have
wish upon you unbounded ^
, happiness and pleasure ?
New Year, 1919. JB
-BELK COMPANY |
XlfceX Xlfce* m
C THE SEASON'S
L GREETINGS
T<? Ol*R CUSTOMERS AND
FRIENDS?
TO WHITE AND BLACK?
We extend our Heartiest Best Wishes
for a MERRY. MERRY CHRISTMAS
anil a VERY PROSPEROUS
NEW YEAR.
We thank you for your past patronage
and your favors an d your good will
and in future It shall give us pleasure
l'* to do our levelest best to merit a eonf"
tinuation of your favors.
* Again, we thank you.
E STAR DRUG STORE
??%?? SttZtZSt $t%?. SfSfcSf SZ Si
4 WE WISH FOR YOU AND YOURS
SJ As much joy. peace and food health this 1918 Christmas sea- V*
J2 son. and as much happiness and prosperity during the year 1919.
58 us we would ask you to desire for us. and we thank you for your jR
?A past favors and Invite a continuance of your confidence, assuring QZ
you of our every effort to merit your patronage. tfP
? J. E. Briion, Prop. CITY PHARMACY Closer, S. C. M
, "THE SERVICE DKl*G STORE"
1 m Kill II illPli ^ n
P w i? ill I lplfcPv' ' ?
^ #lpBB In ft I 1
1 wMlIPP^^ i
i ll lliP^start wu in our I
1 if O CHRIS1MAS *
Banking Club *
$ Come in, let us show you how in SO weeks $;
%J you will have ?J
S! #2? M
EVERY FATHER AND FAERY MOTHER WISH THEIR $[
"/J CHILDREN TO "ILVVE MONEY." TIIEY ALSO WISH TO "HAVE ofl
M MONEY" THEMSELVES. **
VI THE i:\SIEST AND SIMPLEST WAY FOR ALL OF THEM \A
NT. IS TO JOIN OI K CHIUSTMAS HANKING CLUB. THERE ARK $$
C I.EHS TO FIT EVERY INCOME AND THE MONEY NOW ^
54 FRITTERED" AWAY WILL SOON PILE VP IN OVR BANK.
?* THIS CHRISTMAS BANKING CLUB PLAN W AS PI T INTO ??
OCR RANK TO ENCOURAGE TI1IUF1' AND ECONOMY. WI1
?| HOPE I'll \T PARENTS W ILL NOT ONLY JOIN TIIEMSEIAEK ^
Sj HI T ALSC) SEE THAT EAC H CHILD IS ALSO PUT INTO THE W
Sf i COME IN WE WILL WELCOME YOU. S
I THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK 1
SS YORK - - - S. C. Si
jp "You Ha?l Better Be Safe Than Sorry." Pj%
i FEINSTEIN'S BARGAIN HOUSE 8
I TO OUR FRIENDS- |
IS AT THIS JOYOUS HOLIDAY SEASON WE TUBS' J*
SK' IN GRATITUDE TO YOU, OUR HO ENDS AND PA- Vfc
M TUONS. WE HEARTILY THANK YOU FOR THE GOOD M
WILL YOU HAVE SHOWN U.S. **
OUlt FRIENDSHIPS AHE OUR GREATEST ASSET;
AND THE SPIRIT OF THE HOLIDAYS, WITH ITS TIMEHONORED
CUSTOMS. PROVIDES OPE *
US TO GREET YOU.
>W' WE EXTEND OUR MOST COI
jjjj. AND BEST WISHES FOR YOUR PI.
jg NESS DEPENDS UPON YOU.
| FEINSTEIN'S BARGAIN HOUSE |
g NATHAN FEINSTEIN, Proprietor. ^
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AUTOMOBILE BARGAINS TO DEBTORS AND CREDITORS
W\ LL persons indebted to the estate of
K have on hand for sale at exceed- ii. j M ROBERTS. deceased, are
ingly low prices. Eight Automo- hereby notified to make payment to
biles, used hv the Government; also six tf)t. undersigned at once, and all perAutomohiles
that have never been s(ms having claims against said estate
used, bought at a bargain. Prices $860 an. advised to present the same duly
in $1,050. Also want Agents in each authentieated within the time precounty
for n good line of cars. GO- scribed by law.
"J gentlemen, we nave a nice une ui mcov, n. n,v?. -- - _ ,
Y Waterman Ideal Pen and you'll give an appreciated gift.
Y OK PERHAPS YOU WOULD LIKE A TESTAMENT? I
X A Testament is always an appropriate and an appreciated gift. X
A You'll find a nice line here?some for the vest pocket. o
A DON'T FAIL TO SEE US FOR YOUR CHRISTMAS WANTS? %
Y We have an especially attractive Christmas stock of goods and ?r
Y all we have is priced JUST RIGHT. Y
5 REMEMBER OUR REDUCED PRICES DURING HOLIDAYS X
X On Shoes for Men, Women and Children, and Men's and Ladies' 4 4
A Underwear. Prices already Low?Our Reduced Prices give you an A
Y additional advantage. Come and see Us. y
I G. W. WHITESIDES & CO. AT SHARON |
LUMHIA saIjES Agency, t oiumoia, c. q t kuuekx^ auuuii????-..
C. Phone 3783. 101 t 4t Dec; 13?100 f 3t
"1918 + + + 1919
JOIN THE RED CROSS NOW
Y< ?l" CAN MAKE THE It ED CROSS STRONGER IN 1919 than it
was in 1918, by more of you joining it, and you can make US
more able to fill your wants in 1919 by more of you coming here to
do your shopping?THE MORE GOODS WE SELL THE CHEAPER
WE ('AN SELL THEM.. Wc wish to maJie 1919 a Hanner Year as
to the number of PLEASED CUSTOMERS wo serve. We assure
you that once you trade here you will aways trade here, for we are
HERE TO SERVE YOU AND FILL YOUR WANTS.
Last Minute Suggestions for Christmas Shoppers:
SEE I'S AT ONCE?WE WILL HELP YOU IF IT IS POSSIBIiE?
WE RELIEVE IT IS POSSIRLK. TRY IT.
^ YORK HARDWIRE COMPANY
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IFAKMtKS HAKDWAKt & MJITLI tu. ;
YORK, - - - S. C. I
WILL BE OPEN FOR BUSINESS JANUARY 1. i
In the Store Room Now Occupied by Clinton Bros, j
HUP m\IPA\TV Is NOW GETTING IN" A MOST DE- ]
OOIV ^Oiuf .All 1 glRABLE STOCK OF* Farm Hard- ,
ware, Ileavy Groceries, Plantation Supplies, preparatory to
OPENING OCR DOORS ON" JANUARY 1, 1919 I
And \vc are making a bid for such public patronage as will be mer- i
ited by the BEST VALUES, MOST INTELLIGENT AND COURTE- <
OUS ATTENTION, and the FAIREST AND MOST REASONABLE j
PRICES. ;
FARMERS HARDWARE & SUPPLY CO.
M. B. CLINTON", Manager. !
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| SPECIALS FOR CHRISTMAS DINNERS f
X CRANBERRIES, CELERY, ORANGES, GRAPE-FRUIT, APPLES. X
? CANDIES, NITS. LET US SUPPLY YOUR WANTS. 5
X WATERMAN ' IDEAL" IXJUXTAIN PEN'S? A
J These always make most acceptable Christmas gifts to ladies or ?
? . - *w-a to ?A ? An nivA a o
| A MERRY CHRISTMAS
THE LOAN AND SAVINGS BANK
0T Takes this method of thanking each and every friend In the
County for all business done with this Bank during the year
now closing. No Bank In York County Is more appreciative
?5' of business than are we and no Bank can offer a customer
V| more titan we do.
v? We trust that all our friends may hate a lmppier and
Wa merrier Christmas than ever before.
J " B. X. MOOR 1-1, C- W. MoGEi; M. E. MeCORKLE.
I ^ President Cashier .Asst. Cashier
W "THE IiA.>lY tun I ill., rr.urur,
*>cma.?r^A*r*t**r*** *r^< rH* *r*^ *rw*fw*viii ?f
| COME WHILE YOU HAVE THE TIME
$Y YOU WILL PROBABLY NOT UK VERY BUSY THK NKXT
\A FEW DAYS, THEN WHY .VDT Co ME AND SKK Ot'll STOCK OF
\JF MULES, HOUSES AND MAKES" No. Yiif WONT HAVE To
BUY?JUST USE Yol'lt OWN FLEASUBE ABOUT THAT?BUT
M WE WILL BE PLEASED To HAVE You COME AND LOOK nt
WHAT WE HAVE TO OFFER.
just here and now we want To extend the seatyv
sons greetings To our customers. friends and \ll
others and wish For Vol' the best there Is in the
%/z present and in the future. ,
| mules JAMES BROTHERS H0RSES |
IN THIS LAST MINUTE YES WEAREBUSY
YES. wo art- unite busy?in fact
arc very luis.v?most too busy?(I
busy to give our business the atti
lion we like to give to our custouiei
IF YOU have put off your (lift buy- ?but we take a few moments to
ing until this late hour, come to see us. ....
We can probably help you f-oni our to ivi vllr n T v
big stock of wantable goods. NESS ni RLNt; THIS YEAR
OUIt BEST WIS HIS? 1nkss during the year,
AND EXTEND OUR BEST
Are extended to everybody?Custom- AND HEARTIEST WISHES
ers and those not our Customers; our To YOU AND YOURS FOR
Friends and those not our Friends; our A MERRY CHRISTMAS AND
Business Competitors, to White and JOYOUS NEW YEAR.
Black?For a Joyous Christmas season |F |T ,s SOMETHING TO EAT "<1
a Happy, Prosperous New Year.
And it is good. I have it. Let 1
supply vou ?i?h the good extras tl
'- mas dinn
UN . ? unusable to bu,
11 11 El 4 -ko u you expect to buy extras.
w. e. ferguson
THE STAR THEATRE the turning wheei
w of father timeTUESDAY
MARIE WAI/CAMP?
In ""Quick Sand." the Seventh Epi- . Hl?ve reeled oft another Vear-mos
sode of "Tl?? Linn's Claws." Also one 1,1 high gear and while we have
of those uproariously funny LKO managed to go the lop in so
Comedies. "Merry Mermaids"?an ??'"t of fashion. >et it has been u ha
ocoan of .aujher wHJf?l -irta. ?,*fK.'iX?
WEDNESDAY jn tue driving gear. None the less,
LILLIAN WALKER? have passed the worst and arc on I
In "The Kid." a Vitagraph Blue Rib- high r oad to bigger and letter thin
bon feature in six Interesting parts, and just here, between the spurts
Don't miss this one. the closing year and the coming li!
THURSDAY speed of the coming year, we
A SPECIAL? Thank Our 1-Yiciuls and Customers
" The Italian Battle Front." The Ilrst M>ur phtrouage, jour favors i
nnd onlv official films of the Italian )""r P?tlc?OC and ut the time w
*-? " ? iu%^t nf fl?v<*rvtliiiLir Uitt
government. This is your big chance ??> ? ? ..
to sec real fighting?to know what war Joyous Cluistmus ami a Brand >
really is. Don't miss this. Ten big Year Can (jive You.
reels. Admission, including war tax.
STAB THEATRE YORK MOTORCAR C
J. Q. WRAY, Manager.
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% 1918 SEASON'S GREETINGS 1919
I
frfr On the threshold of another Christmas season we pause
fto take stock of ourselves?look back over the past and survey
the future. The closing year has had its up and downs,
its joys and pleasure, its aches and pains, its moments of
aS exhileration and happiness?altogether it has been a wonm
derful year as many things have transpired between its ends
to bring us real joy. At its close we are thankful for many
^ things?for health, prosperity, for our friends, our privity
leges and our opportunities?and here we wish to thank our
Customers and Friends for any business given to our Store,
be it large or small, we thank you just the same, and to you,
K.% and to all mankind we extend
jj ??
i Our heartiest wishes for a Christmas season of
i $4 happiness, unalloyed with sadness or sorrows,
i and wish you and yours all the prosperity and
i $v g??d health that in your most liberal moments
i art you could ask for yourself.
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I $ SHOES J. M. STROUP SHOES
I
LET US LAYIT ASIDE THE yorkvill
WE maan lay business aside, for a
ENQUIRER
day, while we extend to our customers
and friends our sincere thanks for Published Semi-Weekly,
their patronage during the year now ?.
drawing to a close. It has been a re- " O. and A. M. GRIST, Propri<
markable year?there never has been
one Just like it?We hope there will . c Q y
never be another Just like it. But * ng, ^?PJ' "n ? ar
with it all there has been much of Joy, Single Copy, Six Months
happiness and prosperity, and, yes. not Single Copy, Three Months
a little sadness and distress But the Thrr< r , 0ne y
good has outbalanced the 111, and we , _ , ...
can all be thankful that things are as Additional Copies, ordered ant
good as they are and look forward to paid for by same individual bj
j brighter and bigger things in the fu- the year
-ture. L*t's do so. . All Subscriptions MUST be Ps
" To all mankind we exxena me ?? Ad
son's greetings and our best wishes for
I a Merry Christmas and a Prosperous
New Year.
All Checks, Postofflce Orders,
G. W. WHITESIDES & CO. shou,d *> made pw*we to
jjgl gHARON - 8. O. L. M. GRIST'S SONS.
1 PANCAKES?
k -*>0, You didn't tell us that you enjoy
F* your pancakes for breakfast, but then
'SI we know you do. We have the Pancake
Flour?The Best to be had?
AUNT JEMIMA PANCAKE FLOUR
rH Anil Also
SI AUNT JEMIMA BUCKWHEAT
Flour. You know how pood these
'An Flours are?No use to tell you?But.
fS remember what we have Is fresh.
FOR CHRISTMAS CAKES.
J? You must have them?We know you
2$ will have them?Let us supply the inIN
grredients?Have
0 RAISINS,
V CITRON,
|f BLUE RIBBON EXTRACTS.
? SHERER & QUINN
1 MOLASSES
?
JUST ItKi-KIVKD One Ilarrel of
p% New Crop New Orleans Molasses?as
(food. If not betur than any you have
?Pio\er talon. Priee. $1.00 per gallon
YtL I ' ' V ?n? *il"on
| RECEIVED LAST WEEK.
Ss <'110 carload of HUb'K
one earloa.l of SI 11X?JI.KS.
SS Oh, carload of l'L"0|;IN"0., i'KII.V\
I I N<; and WKATUKIMh'AUDINC,.
We hav, ui stock , wryfhing you
JTtj need to l*utld or r< pair a house.
We can sate ton tnolict on Magging
I and Ties.
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^ YORK SUPPLY COMPANY
I
R THE OLD CREAMERY
|j PROPERTY TO BE SOLD.
MK We toll Sell to the Highest Bidder
jc on the
^ ITHST MONDAY IN .IXNIAIIY
tfW (Salesdayl all of the property belongAj
illg <o the
$ YOHKV,lx,: tTii:AMi:itx ?
ear Consisting of One I.ol and liuildtng.
2R and the following Maehineryk*
One Khgitie an*l Holler, Milk Vats.
'SS Shaftings. Pullets. Piping.
Scales, and an Ofiiee Desk.
The latter will he sold as a whole or
nj in parts.
Sjfi Terms of Sale. t'ASH.
'4 0. E. WILKINS, Trustee.
" ONE CHEESE, 350 LBS.
One Cheese, weighing 350 lbs., is at
we my store. The biggest ever and what
00 is inoio the best -Cheese which is
II * < 'heeso?
rs> 40 CIS. A ltd \ I).
WHY BUY EGGS?
> At present high prices? Use SAV"
S- ?good for cakes and battcrcakes. One
teaspoon of it will take the place of
one egg? fix a Box
FRESH OYSTERSA
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY. Will
also have a good supply of them on
TUESDAY next for 'hristmas. 1 advise
you giving your order AHEAD to
"lt escape disappointment.
" LOUIS ROTH
- TO OUR fRIENDSiS
LET I S THANK YOU FOR Y< ?UK
tly
all BUSINESS DURING THE YEAR
rd. N(?W CLOSING. AND ALSO WE
EXTEND To YOU OUR BEST AND
BIGGEST WISHES F< >R A HAPPY
the
K* CHRISTMAS, AND A NEW YEAR
Igh HEADED Ul\ I'.OKED DOWN
AND RUNNING OVER WITH A
for
Hid SATISFYING PROSPERITY
Uli
t a
lew
CARROLL SUPPLY CO.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
? SIIARON. - - K. C.
gg TRADE AT SHARONM
We cordially invite every one within
Mr reach of Sharon to do your Christmas
buying from Sharon Merchants. They
ZM have prepared to si rve you to the best
jK" advantage with the lb st Goods and the
Best Prices possible and we know that
Ksf they will appreciate your patronage.
J* and extend to you i very possible businoas
courtesy. We'll thank you to remember
Sharon merchants if they can
W4 serve you. ' >f course, if they can't?
s9 hut we believe they can?we, nor they
J* can blame you for going to other mat
M kets. But try Sharon Merchants betflfr
fore going elsewhere.
S Till: SEASON S GREETINGS?
gP We Pike this occasion to extend to
the customers and friends of this Bank
? our heartiest thanks and appreciation
for your patronage and vour good will ?
3* and extend to you and yours our best *
jjW wishes for a Happy Christmas and a
WW u_,.u,V.u' V. ?r
g. J. S. HARTNESS, Cashier.
a vnil DON'T DO IT
H IUU EVERY DAY
si BUT AT CHRISTMAS ITS DIFFERENT.
Vou know >ou ought to <lo
WA something a little extra, because she
$A certainly deserves more than sne gets.
V?. Of course, we mean your WIFE. She's
3* worked as hard all year as you have.
SB She's saved und scrimped and you held
to the purse strings. Now, open up.
It's almost Christmas again. Give your
Wf. good lady something for the home she
^ m has been wanting all these long yeaVs.
SB Give her $25, or $30 or $50 or $100
and tell her to go to it and get that
Furniture she wants ever so bad. Tell
W5 her to go to FORD'S AT CLOVER.
fcU ROCKING CHAIRS-t91.50
Up to 925-00.
HALL TREES?
___ 911.00 to 930.00
SUITS OF ALL KINDS?*" " ,u
E SIDEBOARDS? Thf! mtn grumDINING
AND CENTRIves, and whenever
COOK STOVES. HEAT^j on they
M. L. FO jomes old Grog!"
Licensed Undertakers nrflroat of program
CLOVER. 1
? Old Grog." and the HKQWfi
'tc'? FOR Rj&ich he served M H
TTPSTAIRS Rooms!. His program H
$2.50 pied by Water . course weave of
$125 ^pa?rtnienU'- tiffined with
? 102 2t ... . M' IrnfWffPHBi
.65 *be wor<
$6.75 FOR FINAL Dlfcs A M
1 HaV1\.' made m> III-4U- i, M
r turn as Administrate
t9 of Eugene Franklin, dcce.
ilY Probate Court for York C
id in cember 16, 1918, notice i bl^KaHEaMki^^MgnHSf
that on January 16, 19' j^MaH^Sa^?agS3^||M
application to said .(9iA^ra^P^anMHH|
charge from furt>^^mH^gSMnRfia^1uSH|M9
ncction with said*
etc.. j.t^Bg^^gffl5MMB|pagOreBKa
ks y^BafefaBpya^
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