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MISCELLANEOUS WANTS. * EGOS WANTED T WILL pay Fifty Cents a Dozen in r CASH, for all I can get. _ 87 tf. tf R. D. DORSETT. * FOR SALE J AfY House and Lot on Wright Ave- J nue. See J. M. Starr. J It Mies IRENE STARR. F DAVIS'S GIN ? p WILL hereafter be operated on Tuee- > " day and Friday of each week. J S St* R. J. DAVIS. C I , PLUG HORSE "E*INE worker and in good shape. For j sale cheap. Call on or write to me at Hickory Grove. x 3 3t* R. E. DAGNALL. j MACKEY CHAPTER, NO. 15 * DEGUL.tR Convocation this F. iday j U- night at 7.30. Installation of Of- c f fleers and balloting on applications. A g full attendance requested. X It S. L. STEEL.E, Secretary. j ^ GOOD SECOND HAND PLANER ^ "AtADE by Cordesman-Meyor Co., with f A A Shimer Matcher heads, with ceil- _ ing and flooring bits. Also new belt- * ing. Takes 6 1-2x20. Price, 3100. Ad- f dress King's Creek No. 1. r 3 4t* M. R. FALLS. * BRING THEM IN ^ IITE have several Wire Fence Stretchers, loaned out. We need them. 'V Please bring them in. Otherwioe we will expect you to pay the bill of 38.50 J which we will send you for them. ^ It YORK HARDWARE CO. J BABER'S REPAIR SHOP J AUTOMOBILE and General Repair Work. I want your work. If I can f * " * " " T# nnf I'll tpll VOU. rao n, i it icn jvw. ?? ..vv, - We have BOLTS for Chevrolet springs, p Bring us your work. Telephone No. 215 when you need us. Reasonable p charges. Alexander's Old Stand. Let > us serve you- p 92 sw tf L. G. BABER. c BROAD RIVER TOWNSHIP I ROAD FUND "EX)LLOWTNG Is the report of receipts and disbursements for Broad River _ Township of road funds from June 1, i 1918 to January 1. 1919: J RECEIPTS. j Balance on hand June lst.......$ 934,48 Commutation road tax 945 00 p Auto license fund 283 66 Delinquent taxes collected by j Supervisor 11 00 Total receipts $2,174 14 p DISBURSEMENTS. W. S. Wilkerson, 20 days' ser- j vice as township supervisor..! 60 00 Good Roads Supply Co., grad- j er, $200; blades, $18; picks, $6.17; pick points, $3.12 227 29 g W. G. Moss, blacksmith work _ 1 80 rxTm iriraceine roads. cleaning ditches and repair- y lng bridges ... 18 00 R- T. Bridges, freight and ex- P press on road machine repairs 3 47 p R. T. Bridges, freight on road machine : 30 28 j J. T. Smith, refund of road tax paid twice for two hands 6 00 j R. A. Poster, self and four hands, one day each 8 50 p Mose Lanier, unloading car of tile - 2 00 P H. B. McDanlel, building fill j at McElwee 6 50 j Charley Jamison, road tax I paid twice 3 00 y R. A. Foster, setting up road machine - 2 00 j W. G. Moss, work on road ? tools and machine 8 80 -p O- M. Burgess, self, team and hands, 2 days 13 50 j. R. T. Bridges, freight on car r tile ". 46 35 Mitchell Bros., plows 1 60 p O. M. Burgess, 4 3-4 days as overseer 11 87 y Rufe Chambers, 3 3-4 days @ $1.50 5 62 v Clarence Williams, 3 3-4 days @ 31.50 5 63 y Will Chambers, 2 days <8> 31.50 3 00 I Henry Smith, 3 1-4 days at ' 31.50 4 88 y ^ . Gather Whitesides, 2 3-4 days ^ at 31.50 4 12 v " 1 Hnv ut S1 50 .... 1 50 XI UVIIIIOVII, A Sam Hause, 1 3-4 days at $1.50 2 62 ^ Eal Good, 1 3-4 days at $1.50 2 63 Will McCaw, 3-4 days at $1.50 1 12 ^ 1 John McCaw, 3-4 day at $1.50 1 12 O. M. Burgess, mule 3 3-4 days at $1.50 5 62 W. B. Wilkerson, 680 feet oak lumber for bridge near J. C. Wylie's 15 30 Rock Hill Hardware Co., tlle_ 189 65 k Morgan Leech, refund of road " tax, 2 hands 6 00 D. A . Neeland, 4 days 6 00 _ Sam Allison, 4 days 6 00 Hazel Allison, 4 days 6 00 John Wilson, 4 days 6 00 I Jim McClain, 2 days 3 00 J Ed Smith, 3 days .. 4 50 n Mason Starnes, 1 3-10 days .... 1 95 si John Doster, 2 days 3 00 S D. D. Wright, 1 2-10 days 1 80 a John McGill. I day " 1 5u tj J. N". Qulnn, 5 days 12 &u i J. N. Qulnn, 1 mule 4 days 6 00 Water boy 75 J. T- Chllders, self and team, a 2 days 10 00 Bank of Hickory Grove for check to R. L. Sherer 3 00 J. B. Whitesides, work at ford at Whitesides's mill 1 00 R. L. A.Smith, work on bridge 1 50 D. B. Ray, work on bridge 1 00 H. B. McDaniel, inspecting ii Ik stream and road work 4 00 0 w W. S. Gllflllen, Inspecting ^ stream 2 50 & R. A. Foster, overseer. 2 days 6 00 Guy Foster, 2 days 5 00 . Andrew Childers, 2 days 3 00 N John Chllders, 2 days 3 00 J. T. Smith, 4 mules, 2 days.... 12 00 O. M. Burgess, overseer, 1 day 2 50 , O. M. Burgess, mule, 1 day.... 1 50 Rufe Chambers, 1 day 1 50 ' Jess Woods, 8 hours 1 20 Jim Woods. 8 hours 1 20 * Will Woods. 8 hours " 1 20 n a Earl Good, 8 hours 1 20 \ A Jim Good, 8 hours 1 20 O. M. Burgess, cash paid for sharpening tools 40 ] R. G. Shillinglaw, for hauling rock 75 P. M. Caldwell, overseer, 2 1-2 days 6 25 _ P. M. Caldwell, mule, 2 1-2 1 9^' days 3 75 | E8tell Smith, 1 day ... 1 50 Royal Smith, 2 1-2 days 3 75 Estell Smith, 2 1-2 days 3 75 Vester Smith, 2 1-2 days 3 75 Thorn Parker, 2 1-2 days 3 75 ' C. C. Neely, 1 day, 8 1-2 hours 2 77 .. Will Grier. 1 1-2 days 2 25 ? R. A. Foster, overseer, 3 1-2 8 75 R. A. Foster, mule, 2 days 3 00 !J Hudson McCluney, 1 day 1 50 Sam Howell, 2 days 3 00 Little Parker, 2 days 3 00 ? Guy Foster, 2 days 3 00 Charles Jamison, 1 day 150 ; S. A. Walker. 1 day 1 50 r Jno. Dover, 1 day 1 50 =. Jno. Parker, 8 1-2 hours 1 27 J. T. Smith, 4 mules, 1 1-2 days 9 00 * John Childers, 11-2 days 2 25 Andrew Childers, 11-2 days.... 2 25 ? C. C. Neely, 3 3-10 days 5 02 Estell Smith, 5 days 7 50 A. Bowlin, 2 1-2 days 3 75 ( Will Grler, 1 day 1 50 Vester Smith, 3 1-2 days 5 25 Charlie. Wray, 3 days 4 50 1 k. Peter Smith, 2 days 3 00 I Bfc Thorn Parker, 11-2 days 2 25 * R. A. Foster, overseer, 2 3-10 days 6 75 R. A. Foster, mule, 18 hours.. 2 70 p Sam Howell, 18 hours 2 70 a Foust Logan, 18 hours 2 70 c - ? o , _ ?> 7ft J^itue rarner, 10 uuuis - .. h Hudson McCluney, 8 hours .... 1 20 y Charley Jamison, 18 hours 2 70 r Guy Foster, 18 hours 2 70 s ^ Jim Leech, 10 hours 1 50 ( Ralph Curry, 18 hours 2 TO % O. M. Burgess, overseer, 4 1-2 K days 11 2& I EL Rufus Chambers, 3 1-2 days ... 5 25 Henry Smith, 4 1-2 days 6 75 Br Gather Whites'des, 1 8-0 days 2 70 v ? Will McOaw, 3 1-2 days 5 25 " John McCaw, 3 1-2 days 5 25 ^ V Jim Gunning, 3 days, 3 1-2 ; hours 5 0z N Sam Hause, 3 days, 3 1-2 i hours 5 02 r * Early Good, 3 1-2 days 5 25 r 0 \ \ id Byers, 2 hours - 30 lurshel Johnson, 11-2 days.. 2 25 >. M. Burgess, rnule, 3 1-2 days 5 25 \ M. Caldwell, overseer, 7 4-10 days 18 50 Ulster Brandon, 2 days .. 3 00 Istell Smith, 3 1-2 days 5 25 Lmzi Smith, 1 day . . 1 50 ohn Smith, 1 day 1 50 ohn Whitesldes, 3 days 4 5u Irown Whitesldes, 3 days 4 50 ?. M. Caldwell, mule. 7 4-10.... 11 10 loyal Smith, 5 days 7 50 >ennls N*. Childers, 4 1-2 days 6 75 tufe Chambers, 3 days i ou resbit Burgess, 4 days 6 00 . T. Childers, 7 days 35 00 ). M. Burgess. 3 days, self, hands and team 25 50 N. Quinn, overseer, 6 1-2 days 13 75 N. Quinn, 2 mules, 5 days each 15 00 t. A. Foster, 4 days 10 00 t. A. Foster, 1 mule 2 days.... 3 00 Juy Foster, 3 .jjays 4 50 ?eter McAfee, 3 days 4 50 'ohn Childers, 1 day 1 50 r. T. Smith, 4 mules 6 00 'harley Jimerson, 3 hours 45 lam Howell. 1 day 1 60 kittle Parker, 2 days 3 00 ludson McCluney, 1 day 1 60 lalph Curry, 2 days 3 00 Vill Grier, 1-2 day 75 \ M. Caldwell, overseer. 5 1-2 days I 13 75 , \ M. Caldwell, 2?nules, each 5 days ...... 15 00 C. Neely, 2 1-2 days 3 75 Sstell Smith. 1 4-10 days 2 &5 tepair tools 70 V. S. W lkerson, 31 days 93 00 . V. S. Wilkerson, stamps and stationery 3 06 V. S. Wilkerson, express on machine repairs 65 r. T. Smith, 4lmults 1 day 6 00 tndrew Childers, 1 day 150 ohn Childers, 1 day 1 50 V. G. Moss, blacksmith work 9 00 >enis Childers, 3 days 4 50 T. Childers, 4 days, self and team 20 00 t. A. Foster, self and son, 1 day each 4 00 t. A. Foster, se-f, son and team, 1 day 5 50 ' 1 KO .MCK Lianier, i uai - lesbit Burgess, 3 days ? 4 50 tufe Chambers, 3 days 4 60 ). M. Burgess, self and 4 mules, 3 days 25 50 I. A. Foster, self and teams, 1 day 7 00 T. Smith, 4 mules, 1 day ? 6 00 T. Childers, self and team, 2 days 10 06 >enis Childers, 3 days ? 4 50 N*. Qulnn, self, team and hands, 4 days 53 35 . T. Childers, self, team and hands, 5 days 33 76 i. A. Foster, dragging road and work on bridges ?... 7 75 . B. Whitesldes, repairing ford Whitesldes mill, self , and teams, 1-2 day 2 25 i M. Caldwell, self and team, < 7 1-2 days 37 60 1 . S. Setzer, 792 feet bridge lumber at $2 - 15 84 , [. B. McDaniel, hauling i bridge lumber ? 3 00 lullock's Creek township road i tax paid by error to Eroad River township - 30 00 Pllkerson Mercantile Co., road supplies and tools 16 73 M. Caldwell, self, team and hands, 2 days 14 11 Lichard Lanier, self and hand putting down tile, 2 days .... 7 00 . R- Wright, dragging road, 1 day .. " 5 00 . T. Childers, self and team, 2 days 10 00 M. Caldwell, self and team, 3 days 16 50 . M. Caldwell, self and team 3 75 : . N. Qulnn, hands, 12 days.... 18 00 , N. Quinn, self and team, 6 1-2 days - 35 75 ( T. M. White, repairing abutment at bridge 2 00 , S. Wilkerson, hauling drain tile 10 00 . B. McGill, putting in culvert 5 25 J. Gilflllen, repairing bridge 1 00 ichard Lanier, self and hands, 2 days 7 00 erry Wray, self, mule and hands, 2 1-2 days 9 75 ord Hardware Co., 10 ft. 18 inch tiling 10 00 7. S. Wilkerson, 9 days road dJty 27 00 T. S. Wilkerson. paid L. M. Grist's Sons for publishing the June report 2 10 & TVillrnrorm nniri W. Bratton, budding bridge 3 00 7. S. Wilkerson. paid for hauling drain tiles 5 50 7. S. Wilkerson, paid for hauling drain tiles 80 Total disbursements $1,658 30 Total receipts $2,174 14 Total disbursements 1,658 30 Balance $ 615 84 Respectfully submitted, W. S- WILKERSON, Supervisor, Broad River Township. SHORTHAND INSTRUCTION ' AM teaching the Pitmanic System of ' SHORTHAND n the Bratton Buildlg, corner of Congress and Jellerson treets, giving lessons Wednesdays and aturdays. Full course in principles nd practice for $60. For further parIculars write or call on me, York No- 4. f 13t Mrs. J. A. SHANNON. 7 I F F Li 1 * Li T CAN BE A SUCCESS OB A FAILURE. WHICH WILL IT BE WITH YOU? Look at the men who are successful J a the eyes of the world. Ninety-nine i ut of every hundred started a Bank i Lccount when they were young?and j tuck to it. And now, look at the failures. Very ( ew of them have a Bank account now. i .'ot speaking of wheu they were young 1 Perhaps you think ycu have not ] nough money U start an account ( laven't you a dollar? Thr.t L all It i akes at THIS BANK. i Just try it for a year or six months. ] f you do not wii h to continue it you [ lave lost nothing by the trial. I Vhich Will It Be- -Success or Failure? 1 IT'S U1 IX) YOU. Bank of Hickory Grove HICKORY ?ROVP, S r. J E WANT IT, SURE j DURING 1919, which we hope for ou will be one of the most prosperus and happiest you have ever had, ou will do more or less trading with ome Supply House in this town. We rill be glad to have your business, all f it, if you please, or a part of it, if ou wish to divide it among others. Ve assure you that we will appreciate 1 our business and give you the vf est of service good goods and fair rices. Come and talk it over w<th us f you haven't already arranged for the ear 1919. 3ARR0LL SUPPLY CO. iT US SERVE YOU DURING THE YEAR 1919 we exiect to continue doing business right ,t our present stand and we expect to ontinue giving to our trade the best tossiblc service in our lines. We want our business and will do our best to nerit at least a part of it by fair and quare dealing, good goods and at the airest prices. Let us have a part of our business. Thank you. 'EEDSTUFFS OUR SPECIALTY Of course you know it, but we just irant to remind you of it again that we nake a specialty of FEEDSTUFFS for Horses and Mules, Da;ry Cows. Hogs and Pigs, Poultry. ERGUSON & YOUNGBLOOD CONDE i i | Na | At the Close of Business, % of the Currer $ RESOURCES 5 Loans and Discounts < Overdrafts Customers' Liability account o y ceptances X Acceptances guaranteed by ' Eank ... A U. S. Eonds to secure Circulati y ,0-3. Bonds to secure U. S. Dep ! Liberty Bonds "... U. S. Treasury Certificates ol X debtedness . 55 War Savings and Thrift Stamp i? Other Bonds ... X Federal Reserve Bank Stock... { Banking House, Furniture, Fixl X 6 per cent Redemption Fund. V Interest earned but not collect X Cash on hand and in Banks .... 'l* Others Assets (Hogs) ? In Line of Deposits th | T. L. JOHNSTON, | President. I JNO. R. LONDON, ? Asst. Cashier. EAT MORE FRUITSITS HEALTHY During- 1919, If you would have better health, eat more fruits. Good doctors tell us that Fruit lots of It is one of the best of all things for us to eat for good health. That's where we lome in. You will always And Good Fresh Fruits at this Store. -That is a. Specialty with us Good Quality of Fruits. Eat more for your health's sake. CANDIES, CHEWING GUMS We also carry a large and varied issortment of Choice Candies not all of it high priced, but all of it Pure and of excellent quality. Also have a score or more kinds of Chewing Gums. CIGARS AND CIGARETTES You will find in our Cigar case a ~ * -* Pi era ro anH nrst-ciass ttasunuicuw v*. ^ .C"' cigarettes. Let us supply you with the 'makin's" too. Don't forget that we also feed youYorkville Candy Kitchen TAKE CAKE OF YOUR EYES YOUR EYES are without a doubt he moid important organ of the l>ody ind should be taken special care of. You Bhould have them carefully examined occasionally whether you wear '.lasses or not. If it be Real. Honest Service ami Protwtton you want, see ??hieder, "The Optometrist*'; if it is style you want, eee Shieder also: if it he the Rest CIln?? nionev can hny. vou want to see Shieder: but if It be a big lot of money you want to spend, see someo ne else. Ask the hundreds of glad souls who have been to see me about my work ind prices, and see what the mrfn that It you with glasses did for your pccketbook. All Examinations Free 1). L. SII1ERER. H. O. VT Woodmen of the World Receipt Hooks for sale at Tlic Enquirer Oflice or by Mail 30 Cents each. ... G U AT I TUESDAY i WE WILL SE] | 32 HEAD OF ! Imported and Air ble. Come and make yo | This lot of Heifer j Write for Catalog : YORK COU i w i > i ONE CHEESE, 350 LBS? One Cheese, weighing 350 lbs., is at my store. Tho biggest ever and what is more the best Cheese which is Cheese 40 CTS, A POUND. WHY BUY EGGS At present high prices? Use SAVO good for cakes and battercakes. One teaspoon of it will take the place of one egg 25 CTS. a Box FRESH OYSTERSFRIDAY AND SATURDAY. Will also have a good supply of them on TUESDAY next for Christmas. I advise you giving your order AHEAD to escape disappointment. LOUIS ROTH THE FILBERT GINNERY TS now being operated Thursday and Friday of each week. 2 2t FILBERT GINNING CO. CNSED STATEI OF THl! # tt0ttal iattk 0f ROCK HILL, S. G. December 31, 1918, as Called i icy. ii r; *1,279,477 89 | Capital Stock None | Surplus (earned) ... i( ac- Undivided Profits _ 77,500 00 Interest collected b this Interest Due Depos 100,000 00 Reserved for Ta: on.... 100,000 00 paid) iosits 5,000 00 Dividends unpaid .. 317,625 00 Circulation ? In- Re-Discounts 200,000 00 N'otes Rediscounte s 352 08 Liberty Bonds 5,763 44 Due Federal Resen 4,800 00 erty Bonds .... lures 47,500 00 Acceptances execut< 5,000 00 Acceptances guars ed.... 1,988 14 dorsement .... 357,776 09 Bonds Borrowed .... 4,033 88 DEPOSITS *2,506,816 52 e Largest Bank in the Fifth ( ORG A VIZ ED MAY, 1909 J. B. JOHNSON, SIDNEY FRIEDHEIM, Vice Presidents. V O TTAMRRTftHT. ,1 Asst. Cashier. i wwwwwwwwww iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim [ ANDERSONJ | HAS FOR SALE: ^ 1 MOTORCYCLE. = 1 LIGHT BUICK | 1 1917 MAXWEU ? 1 1917 Anderson R = 1 1917 Anderson 6These car: have been taken in i Anderson Cars and have been OVEB S CLASS CONDITION in out own shoj ~ These Cars and also a full line ? CONVERTIBLE ROADSTER 5 may be seen at our SERVICE STAT | WE WANT AN AGE | And have a fine proposit | Write or Phone 525, | ANDERSON SERV 1 Rock Hill uiiimMiimiiiiimmmiiiiiiiimiiiiiiimimiii HiHimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiMiMiimimmiiMiiiii SAVINGS DE 'i 1,1. To those who wish to open SAVIN 6 deposit. $1-00 will start an account y depos't any amount per week you y Cent Compounded every three mon { you next Christmas or any other tlr ? We consider this plan superior 1 A yet seen. ? LET'S START AN ACCOUNT F X Every transaction with this Ban: I THE LOAN AND I X .j. -THE BANK FOR Viinillllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll r? o xt c r LL/ IV IX iJ 1 ' AUCTK , JANUARY LL AT PUBLIC AUCTION ] r PURE GUERNS terican Bred. Now on exhibits ur choice befoi e the Sale, s is the finest ever shipped to S fue. MTV niTl?D\JQI?V A< Hi l vjVDmiuDi (u . J. NEELY, Manager of Sale ROCK HILL, S. C. CITY MARKET11 P> WE WILL BUY ALL THE HEN ^ EGGS YOU SEND US AT is 50 CTS. A DOZ. b( We want all the Good, Firm BUT- J11 T12R you can bring us. t0 Will buy all the FAT HENS you want to sell at 15 CTS. a Pound. nj Will pay from 4 to 5 Cts. Gross for th FAT VEAL CALVES. Don't want any yc poor ones- in Watch our Ad- every week and you w will know where to sell your stuff. CITY MEAT MARKET w C. F. SHERER, Prop. HICKORY GROVE REAL ESTATE F\0 you want some good land, clo3e to A ^ town, at a Bargain? " J. M. LEECH, 2 t. f. 3t Hickory Grove, S. C. dEMT i|. 4 > , Stork SftU ill < I:\ :or by the Comptroller ;; _ 4 t ABILITIES * 4 > ... $ 100,000 00 75,000 00 y ' _ 2,488 36 A ( ut not earned.... 20,304 10 4 ' litors 10,664 32 ces (1918 taxes ** j 209 70 2 i 5,060 00 *" J 100,000 00 <! J 61,703 86 J; 1 d, secured by 4. 1 84,500 00 ' | ] /e Bank for Lib- ?? t 160,000 00 ' | ! id for customers 77,500 00 ?? , inteed by en- jj? 100,000 00 ? 40,750 00 *\ 1 1,678,736 18 <' 82,606,816 62 <! Congressional District. ;; * > C. L. COBB,. . < Cashier. JI TtfO. O. BARRON, V, Asst. Cashier. ?I | ] llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll tOTOR CO. I I1 TOURING CAR. E ? L ic oadster. S t 40 Touring Car. | * as part payment on new model E 0 LHAULED and PUT IN FIRST- ? J ps. ~ of our New Models, including S q S AND SPORT MODELS E J ION at No. 126 Black Street = NT IN CHESTER | ion for the right man. | I ICE STATION, = r , s. c. I iiiiiiiiiiiiiimmiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiir " iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiip v PARTMENT jGS ACCOUNTS we invite your X in this department and you can A desire on which we pay 4 Per y ths, which will be available to ? ne when needed. X to any Christmas Club we have J, 'OR 1919. ' A k is handled confidentially. X SAVINGS BANK i THE PEOPLE" Ijy 1111111111111111111! 111111111111111111111111111 l Y' wmnmimwimwwwwwwwwwwwwwiw : y s ... | )n 14, 1919 |j [N ROCK HILL 11| EY HEIFERS j 3n at W. J. Neely's Stal/Mifli Povnlinti Ivutll VUIV11HU. SSOCIATION i | 7E ARE GOING AHEAD THE WAR IS OVER, but it hit us etty hard took two-thirds of our jlp and this made things a little ininvenient, to say the least. The wai a over, and we are hoping to have our )ys back before long, and in the _ eantime we are doing cur very best serve our trade to the trade's best s lvantage. We expect to keep going n i and selling Furniture, House t-urshings, Rugs, etc., and we want all e business we can get. "W* ?ur business and your neighbor's bus- / ess, and assure you that at all time? " e will give you a Square Deal in any j ansaction you have with us. M. L. FORD g loenscd Undertaker* and Embulmer>. CLOVER. - S. C. | MONEY TO LOAN q , T Seven Per Cent, on First Mort- r gage on approved Real Estate. p THOS. F. McDOW. 84 f. t tf AUT0M0BL1E OWNERS, LET US SUGGEST thet you put a . 'dose" of j JOHNSON'S J PREEZE-PROOF a in the radiator of your car. It might lave you a bursted water jacket or / possibly a cylinder both rather an exjensive proposition when you have to r lave new ones put in. i Will Johnson's Freeze-Proof keep a 1 adiator from freezing? Bet your life ,, t will. We ve tried It ourselves, i^ast vlnter we kept our Ford delivery car , adiator doped" with Freeze-Proof all J: hrough those terrific freezes. There _ vas nothing doing in the freezing line. Try It on your car. Five-pound Can plenty for a Ford " -adiator $1.50 a Can. 2ork Furniture & Hardware Company rHE TURNING WHEELS 3F FATHER TIME b Have reeled off another year mostly n high gear and while wo have all nanaged to go over the top in some a tort of fashion, yet it has been a hard, i ong pull with the expenditure of lots a >f energy and not a little ^ost motion n the driving gear. None the less, we n lave passed the worst and are on the a ligh r oad to bigger and better things, md Just here, between the spurts of e :he closing year and the coming liigh ^ jpeed of the coming year, we rhank Our Friends and Customers for ? vnnr nntrnnnirn. vntir iRvnrs >tn<l your patience and at the time wish tor you the best of everything that a )( Joyous Christmas and a Brand New j Year Can Give You. YORK MOTORCAR CO. V I FEINSTEIN BARGAIN HOUSE START THE NEW YEAR RIGHT l. Let Your Boy look manly and i white, by buying him a NEW s SUIT at 1 li Feinstein's Bargain House j \ We have a number of Boy's SUITS that we are going to CLOSE OUT before our Spring h stock begins to arrive. Come rj and be convinced. Go where .< the crowd goes. ^ ' s FEINSTEIN'S BARGAIN S HOUSE * ' THE GROWING STORE PHONE NO. 34 , THAT'S OURS, and we expect to be ' ?n the Job every day this year to sup>ly your wants in our line the Best if everything for your table. We thank you for your patronage in k he year 1918 and we trust that our c ervice has been quite satisfactory and t re invite you to give us at least a part g f your business in 1919. S UST IN PASSING I We would remark that there are ^ [Uite a few of our customers who have " aid up their accounts for the past ^ ear. We are much obliged to them- 11 Lnd also we will be much obliged to a ill others who will do likewise and let n is write out a receipt for same. It t akes quite a bunch of money to do lusiness these days and what we have nust be kept turning or we can't keep c in feeding as many people as we do a t is an endless chain trick?You pay ^ is, we pay the other fellow, he pays w ome one else, etc. Just thought we'd f nention It to vou In passing. W. E. FERGUSON W See The Enquirer Office for Type rriter Ribbons of All Klndr-. n START THE YEAR 1919 Make up your mil serve you when you need E We wish you a prosper J. E. Brison, Prop. CITY PI | "TIIE SERVICE I 4 / COME M YOU YOU WILL PROBABLY NOT FEW DAYS, THEN WHY N'OT CO MULES, HORSES AND MARES? BUY JUST USE YOUR OWN PL WE WILL BE PLEASED TO HAV WHAT WE HAVE TO OFFER. JUST HERE AND NOW WE J I SON'S GREETINGS TO UUK i:uo I OTHERS AND WISH FOR YOU 1 I PRESENT AND IN THE FUTURI 'mules jamesbr( W Rubber Stamps furnished on short otlec at Tlie Enquirer Office. rj MONEY TO LOAN ? "IN good Real Estate security at 7 l * per cent Interest i; 2 t.f. J. A. MARION. Attorney . p WANTED TO BUY * 1 FEW First-Class Jersey Milk Cows or Heavy Springers. No culls. ~ ee me or Phone No. 66. 78 t. f. tf H. E. FERGUSON. ^ CLEANING AND PRESSING 'T Is real economy to have your ' Clothes f'eaned and Pressed fre- ^ uently, and ucsldes Clean Clothes, if j, Ightly pressed, add much to one's ap- e( earance. Satisfaction guaranteed. h ROYAL PRESSING CLUB. * R. D. DORSETT, Prop 2 [EE STAR THEATRI FRIDAY. LLICE JOYCE In "The Triumph of the Weak,' rom the famous stage success, "M; fan," a Blue Ribbon Feature In flv< ntensely dramatic parts- You want t< ee this feature. SATURDAY. iNTONIO MORENO And Carol Holloway In 'The Van o )isaster," Episode No. 2, of "The Iroi 'est." It is good. MONDAY, JANUARY 13TH VTLLIAM FOX Presents Peggy Hyland In "Othei fen's Daughters," a violation of th< iolden Rule that strikes back hard rou'll enjoy this one. TUESDAY. THE LION'S CLAWS" And also an LKO Comedy, "Roma amA TVim?mHA " fno fllrlntr lauwc anu lyjruatiiitc, v**> imous LKO Beauties. STAR THEATRE J. Q. WRAY. Manager. REAL ESTATE lecome Independent. .Buy Real Estate and ride to success on the advance. A few of my offerings: The Frank C. Riddle Place of 18C cres, 3 miles from York on the King*! ft. Road. 8-room residence, watei nd lights; large barn; 2 tenant ouses; plenty of wood. One of the lcost farms In the Country. See m? t once. 62 acres, 3 miles from York on HowH's Ferry Road. 6-room residence l nice little farm. Want it? 33 acres on Plckney Road Just oui f York. 3-room residence and smal arn. Bi-anch runs through place. A1 leared. A bargain. The J. S. Mackorell handsome resfence on King's Mountain Street Jon't put off, you will regret It Remember, I 1-ave lots of others. Loans negotiated on farming lands GEO. W. WILLIAMS - * REAL E8TATE BROKER loom 204. First Natl Bank Italleiitig SHIVERING? No use to shiver, even If the weathei s somewhat bracing and frosty. Le is show you and sell you some of tha plendid warm UNDERWEAR that w< lave been telling you about It Is goo< n quality and priced just right Als< oa no fnr 9W1SATWRS and RT.ANK 3TS^-They*H help you keep warm an< eally enjoy the shivery weather. TEAR OUR SHOES Put our Shoes on your feet and yoi rill at once recognise how good ant iow comfortable our Shoes really are Yy a pair of HUNT CLUB Shoesthe best under the sun," so our cus omers who have been wearing then ay. We know they are good. Try i iair. We have your size and the pric< 3 Just right for the quality. J. W. WHITESIDES & CO SHARON - - S. O. (ES, IT WAS GREAT % YES, we mean it Our Holiday busless was Just about as good as w< ould ask for in fact we could hardlj ike care of all of it And this ai: oes to show that people who trade lr haron have long ago learned that J 1. HOPE'S is the place at which to gel he best values in the lines he underikes to handle. 01 course, most oi he folks in this section already kne* t, but from the number of new facei ppearlng at our counters a goot lany others have learned It too. >URING THE NEW YEAH We are hoping that our friends anc ustomers and the friends and customrs of all other Sharon business housei rill have a year of bounteous plent] rlth the best of good health to enjoj heir prosperity. J. D: HOPE, Sharon, S. G. W Rubber Stamps furnished on short otice at The Enquirer Office. RIGHT id to let this Drug Store >rug Store service, ous New Year. IARMACY Gover, S. C. STOKE" M ii IAVE THE TIME r BE VERY BUSY THE NEXT ME AND SEE OUR STOCK OF NO, YOU WONT HAVE TO .EASURE ABOUT THAT BUT E YOU COME AND LOOK AT VANT TO EXTEND THE SEArOMERS. FRIENDS AND ALL HE BEST THERE IS IN THE OTHERS H0ESES CLOVER TRANSFER CO. TRANSFERS Passengers between ' Clover and York, as follows: eaves City Pharmacy at Clover at 8 m., 10.30 a. m., 2 p. m., 6 p. m. raves York Drug Store at 9 a. m-, 2.30 p. m., 3.30 p. m., 6.30 p. m. are, 75 Cts. each way. Mght Phones o. 29 or No. 3. tf 3t C. S. HEDRICK, Manager. NITRATE OF SODA ^HE Government will furnish Nitrate of Soda to farmers again this year i the same basis as last year, except le price will be 381 a ton f. o. b. port. 11 applications must be on or before inuary 26. Blanks, as soon as receiv1 within the next few days, may be ad from the local banks or from me. JOHN' R. BLAIR, County Agent, 2t* Sharon, S. C. HOG FEED f You need not expect your hot to f fatten unless you feed him. We have e on hands 5 SHORTS AND BRAN. RICE MEAL MIXED HOG PEED. t Our Prices are RIGHT. x see us for wagons, BUGGIES. FARM IMPLEMENTS. GENUINE OLIVER CHILLED r REPAIRS. ' for sale right quick A Second-hand Two Horse Wa*on, in good condition and & bargain tor a quick sale. See it. ; CARROLL BROTHERS Millinery Parlors mrs. j. m. ferguson 'Sj ? ^ have just deceived some es) peclally pretty material for ' mid-winter hats t . and it gives me pleasure to show ; shapes and styles. The Ladles of the town and sur* rounding country are invited to call t and see what i have mourning hats a specialty And I am prepared to fill orders on short notice. mrs. J. m. ferguson. ' OUR NEW YEAR RESOLUTION That la, one of them, was to PROVIDE FOR EACH OF OUR r SODA FOUNTAIN CUSTOMERS t WITH CLEAN, AND SANITARY t SPOONS AND GLASSES. ? We haven't broken that resolution* In 1 fact we have made rood on ft clinch) ed it, as It were. We now have In op eration at our Soda Fountain a 1 NEW STEAM STERILIZER That does Its work thorourhly, and insures clean, wholesome drinks and 1 refreshments from our fountain. Let 1 us serve you. CLOVER DRUG STORE | R. L. VV VUE, Proprietor. I Phone No. 2 CLOVER, 8. C. BUILDINGMATERIALS WE WANT TO IMPRESS this FACT on your mind, and do not want you to forget It: WE ARE STRICTLY IN s THE [ LUMBER > BUSINESS. When you think of repairing or of t building a house, we want you to think ; of us. We can furnish you everything 1 you need from BOTTOM TO TOP. [ BE SURE TO SEE US before buying , BUILDING MATERIAL. YORK SUPPLY COMPANY -SPECIALSr r 36 inch PAJAMA CHECKS 10 Ota. 1 lot LAP ROBES, good and heavy, At $5.t>8 1 Jot Ladies' LONG COAT8 $13 to $16 Value To Close , $10.00 One lot $18.60 to $36.00 COATS To Close $15.00 I One Case 27-inch QINGHAMS^-ln beautiful drees patterns At 35 Cte. ^ One lot GALATEA 46c value-r-At 30 Cte. Yd. One lot Men's and Boys' CAPS All * kinds values 60c, 76c, $1.00 Caps All go at 35 Cte. One lot RAO RUGS Old Price* worth double At 25 Cte., 50 Cte., 76 Ota, $1.00 One lot Men's $2.60 GREY SWEATERS At $1.60 It Will Pay You to Pick Up Ibese Values. Come Sec Them. You needn't expect Merchandise to be any Cheaper Tor Months to Come. MefnNNFI.I.'S , AfJI V V.V Al Ai mm mm mm mm ! J. C. Parrott F. ?. Moore ' LOGAN LUMBER YARD PARROTT * MOORE, Proprietors We have taken over the plant and good will of the business heretofore conducted by Jno. R. Logan, and are continuing the same at the Old Stand, near the C. A N.-W. Depot. We are dealing In all hinds of BUILD IN O MATERIALS Including Lumber, Brick, Shingles, Lime, Cement, Paints, Builders' Hardware, etc. OUR SPECIALTY Is in Shop Work for Contractor*, Builders and Private Individuals. We desire the public patronage and we are doing all that can be done In the way of close attention, prompt service and fair prices to merit the same. We undertake to give absolute satisfaction. LOGAN LUMBER YARD STICKING TO IT TO BE SURE we are sticking to our job. We have been through the war and weathered the storm and with the beet looking prospects ahead we think we with the balance of the folks will be able to go it strong for another year. However, In the meantime, we want to thank our customers and our friends for their very liberal business during 1918 and for 1919 we ask for a continuance of your business. To one and all?white and black? we wish the compliments of the season and hope that you and youiv along with us and ours will enjoy a year of prosperity and happiness such as we have never known before. The year is before us. Let us make the beet of it. What it is will largely depend on ourselves And In the meantime when you neeo [ anything in our line Groceries, etc. let us serve you. SHERER & QUINN I ' r FIRST NATIONAL BANK bHARON. . - a a START IT NOWwise people of all walks In life have long since learned that it Is good business to do business the Bank Way. They deposit their money with the Bank, where It is properly safeguarded against lost by carelessness, Are or by burglary they get rid of the worry of having money at home or about their person and then pay all bills with r?Vi nnVa This *v? nfVi ?v1 nrovonts amam and Insures more respect from the other man with whom you do business. If you haven't an account with this Bank, come In and let us talk It over. Small Accounts always welcome. J. S. HABTNESS, Cashier. ?' rv **1} i>wT: - . V - - rim *iII I 'i