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SOUTH CAROLINA NEWS TLe general assembly adjourned during the early hours of Sunday morning. Mr. C. P. Sanders, a well known lawyer of Spartanburg, dl^Q in Atlanf ta last Thursday, aged 62 years. The so-called good roads bill, passed by the senate, has been continued by the house until the next session. The state levy this year Is nine - valuation of mills uu a iui?i *? ? . $370,000,000. The amount to be raised Is $4,200,000. At a meeting In Spartanburg last Thursday the South Carolina Cotton Manufacturers assoclaton adopted e resolution recommending a labor schedule of not exceeding ten hours a day after March 17. The public service commission r created by the general assembly, is composed of three members, as follows: S. B. Earle of Clemson college; W. B. deLoach of Camden and Wm. Banks of Columbia. Members of the commission are appointed by the governor by and with the consent of the senate. The commission is empowered to fix maximum rates charged in any city in the state for water, gas and electricity, provided that in case the rates are "unjust and unreasonable" they may be reviewed and determined by the circuit court in the county in which the complaint arose. When 20 or more citizens make complaint to the mayor or city council In regard to rates, the commission may be asked to * hold hearings and render decisions. Members of the commission will be paid $10 a day and necessary expenses for the time actually engaged. The act creating the commission became law in 1910CLOVER CULLINGS. Correspondence of The Yorkville Enquirer. ? Clover, March 1.?The Clover Manufacturing Company has gone on a four-day-a-week basis. The management states that this step was taken to safeguard the company's interest until the cotton situation becomes more settled, and will hardly continue longer than 60 days. The Hawthorn Mill is yet running full time and as they have in sight a ready outlet for their product it is not likely that they will curtail either time or production. At any rate not unless the situation gets considerably worse. The Clover and Fairview basket ball teams played a game here Wednesday afternoon. The Clover team won. Mr. E. G. Nance and son Dennis of Alexis, N. C.. visited Mr. Crawford Stroun here this week. Mr. W. R. Mulenow has opened up a restaurant In the old Postoffice building:, and Invites the public to call to see him. Mrs. Lizzie Thomas of Hamlet, N. C. is visiting: her daughter Mrs. Howard Jackson and other relatives here. A new platform was laid at the C. & N. W. station this week to take the place of the old one which was becoming very much dilapidated. Mrs. Fred Cathey of Gastonia, visited her mother Mrs. Lee Davis on Route 4 this week. Mrs. Zeb. Neill visited friends in the Pisgah section this week. Mrs. C. H. Ferguson is visiting her sister Mrs. John McLean near Belmont. Last Week on the New Orleans Exchange. The highest prices of last week in the cotton market according to a New Orleans dispatch Sunday were made on the opening session while the lowest prices were made during the closing session. Sentiment was seriously affected by the contract legislation put before congress so much liquidation of long cotton took - * place and fresh buying was greatlyrestricted in sympathy of the bullish views held by many traders, particularly in regard to the new crop. At the lowest the trading months showed net losses of 88 to 150 points and the * ??!? "-no o Iaoo nf net cnange iur mejwccA r? ?*> ?. -63 to 126 points. October showed more strength than the old crop months and this was due to the extremely unfavorable weather conditions prevailing in the belt. During the week the market was flooded with messages from nearly every state in the cotton region complaining that work in the fields was impossible be cause of the boggy condition of the soil. It was generally thought that the new crop would get a very late start. The continued agitation to decrease acreage was another bullish factor. Any and all bullish factors were offset by the failure to lift embargo restrictionss and the renewed attempts at contract legislation. At the highest levels prices were 9 to 18 points over the close of the preceding week. From this the market fell 101 to 167 points. For a while the labor situation in England and especially the' situation of the coal mines was a bearish influence of importance and much selling resulted from it. This week the market will be forced to devote most of its attention to the cotton legislation before congress. Proposed Jewish Commonwealth. President Wilson told a delegation from the American Jewish congress Sunday night that he was persuaded that the allied nations, with the fullest concurrence of the American government and people, were agreed that in Palestine should be laid the foundation of a Jewish commonwealth. The delegation headed by Judge Julion W. Mack, of Chicago and including Louis Marshal, Dr. Stephen S. Wise and Bernard G. Richards, of New York, declared they had found the president sympathetic with the "incontesUDie principle ui mc ugiu v.. the Jewish people everywhere to equality of status." He reminded them that he previously had expressed personal approval of the declaration on the British government respecting the historic claims of the Jews regarding Palestine. Great Britain would act as trustee of the new commonwealth on behalf of the proposed league of nations, according to the delegates. German Submarines to be Brought to America. Six of the German submarines surrendered in British harbors are to be brought to the United States soon for exhibition to the public and for study by American experts. They will be representatives of the various types of U-boats from mine planters to the great deep sea cruisers. in announcing today arrangements for bringing the submarines across the Atlantic had been completed, the navy department said the six craft were not part of any allocation of submarines to the United States. The ultimate disposition of the German undersea German war-craft still is subject to the decision of the peace conference, it was stated officially. "The status of these vessels Is now unchanged," said the statement. Arrangements have been completed to bring to the United States ports six of the German submarines recently delivered in British harbors. There was no indication that decision had been reached as to the ports at which the submarines would be on public exhibition. Special $otires. Honor Roll Of Smyrna school for the month of February: Walter Wallace, Brice Quinn, Harry Whisonant, Oren Whisonant, Ruth Dickson. William Dickson, Annie Belle White, James Roach, Daisy Spencer, Ben Miller, Martha Miller, D?iphy Martin, Albert Martin, Luther Moss, Clarence Martin. $he Cotton jfflarket. Monday, March 8, 1919. Sharon .... 26 Torkvtlle 24 j OBITUARY Died at her home near Clover on Friday, February 28, 1919, at 6:80. ERIXENE CATHERINE MOORE. In the 84th year of her age. She was the widow of the late David Moore and before marriage was a Miss Jackson daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ellas Jackson. She Is survived by three children as follows: Misses Frances and Carrie Moore and Mr. Meek Moore. One sister also survives, Mrn. Robert Smith of Clover No. 1. The interment was at Bethel cemetery Saturday morning, I after funeral services conducted by Rev. J. E. BerryhllL In Yorkville, Friday, February 28, at 7 p. m., of bronchial pneumonia, DWALTER MORTON, :nfant son of Mr, and Mrs. W. E. Morton. Interment was In Rose Hill cemetery on Saturday at 3.30 p. m., after funeral services conducted Ly Rev. B. H. Waugh. At the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs- J. Ellis Love, in the Mount Pleasant section of Chester county, on Thursday, February 27, JOHN LOVE, aged 21 years. The Interment was at Bullock's Creek, after funeral services by Rev. J. B. Swann. The deceased is survived by his parents, one brother and four sisters. In Gastonia last Sunday morning at 11 o'clock, Dr. JAMES M. CALDWELL, aged 57 years. The deceased was a native of York county. He is survived by one sister Mrs. George W. Ragan of Gastonia; his widow and the following named children: Lieut. Arthur Caldwell, with the army of occupation In Germany: James Caldwell, in the navy and now supposed to be In South American waters; Deaver Caldwell, a chemist, located at Atlanta, Ga.; Miss Isabella Caldwell, a student at Winthrop college, Rock Hill, S. C., and Clara and Maude, age about 12 and 14 years, at home. At his home on Yorkville No. 6, on Thursday, February 27, at 5 o'clock p. m., W. S. BARNWELL, aged 67 years, 10 months and 4 days. Death was due to a stroke of paralysis sustained on February 22, following an attack of several months previous. The deceased is survived by his widow and the following children: J. R. Barnwell of Yorkville; R. L. Barnwell, in the navy; M. M. Barnwell and Misses Mamie and VCo f??o rof Pornnrpll f t hnmfi. Thfi In terment was at Union, on Friday, after funeral services by Rev. O. L. Jones, assisted by Rev. Dr. E. E. Gillespie. MISCELLANEOUS WANTS. HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE TWO Stories, eight rooms; good gar *" den, orchard anil yard; all conveniences, near, Lockmore mill. Price and terms on applicitlon. 18 t. f. 2t J. C. WALLACE. BOX SUPPER AT Brandon School House on Friday ** night, March 7th, at 8 o'clock. Public cordially invited. It (Miss) LUCY BURNS, Principal. FOR SALE SEVERAL young Milk Cows, at my ? farm, near Tirzah. A. E. WILLIS, 18 2t Rock Hill, S. C. NOTICE rYWINO to the fa?:t that we cannot " sell any Cotton Seed Oil, we are out of the Cotton Seed market until 1UI 111C1 UVblVVi YORKVILLE COTTON OIL CO. KING'S MOUNTAIN CHAPEL A LL persons interested are invited to meet there next Thursday morning at 9 o'clock for the purpose of cleaning off the groui ds. It* J. W. SMITH. FOR SALE /^OOD Second-hand Two-horse Wagon, to be seen at Thomasson's shop, rear of the postofflce. Cheap. 18 3t* J. F. A. SMITH. LOST RLACK Overcoat, Saturday night, be" tween the residence of W. B. Keller and York. The party who found it will please notify F. E. QUINN, York, S. C. It FOR SERVICE REGISTERED Poland-China and Hampshire stock hogs. Phone 246 or call opposite Travora cotton mill. 16 4t? A. M. TAYLOR. MONEY TO LOAN A T Seven Per Cent, on First Mortgage on approved Real Estate. THOS. F. McDOW. 84 f. t. tf * wm* *4 irm vtpti VAiinxi ??an*<iv T AM in the market for One Hundred * Head of Young Cattle for pasturing. Let me have your offerings in person, by phone or by mail. H. E. FERGUSON, York, S. C. 4 t.f. tf MULES AT FILBERT. T HAVE an excellent bunch of Missourl and Kentucky Mules at my home near Filbert, that I am selling at right prices. 8 t. f. tf HUGH G. BROWN. L08T OR STOLEN TJOUND Bitch, whits with black spots and tan sars, named Queen. Missing since January 80. Will appreciate information and pay reward for recovery. M. E. STANTON, 15 it* York R. F. D. 6. SINGER SEWING MACHINES T AM Agent and Salesman for the * Genuine Singer Sewing Machine? absolutely the best domestic sewing machine in the world, regardless of price. Also I repair Sewing Machines of all kinds at reasonable prices- Call on or write to me at York, S. C. 12 sw 3m H. F. BAKER. CLEANING AND PRESSING TT is real economy to have your Clothes f'eanod and Pressed frequently, and uesiies Clean Clothes, if rightly pressed, add much to one's apoearance. Satisfaction guaranteed. ROYAL PRESSING CLUB. R. D. DORSETT, Proprietor. FOR SALE "EiIFTY Acres Land on west side of John Wilson's plantation, one mile from Hoodtown, on Bullock's creek; bounded on north by Wm. Hays's line; on south by Mrs. Grice; on east by John Wilson. Can give good title and will sell cheap for cash. Apply to W. J. WILSON, 1017 Taylor St.. Waco, Texas. 17 f. t 4t FARM LOANS ARRANGED for on York County . property, to run for 3, 6, 7, 10 or (Federal Land Bank) 34 years. May be paid off before maturity, on terms requiring no additional expense- Interest rates: 5 1-2 per cent, or 6 per cent or 7 per cent, according to the lender, and to borrower'3 urgercy. C. E. SPENCER, Attorney. WE HAVE MORE HELP POR some time past we have been badly handicapped on account of shortness of help. We have it now Four Competent Men all experienced Automobile Trouble M<*n no beginners and can promise our patrons the very best of service and prompt attention to all Automobile work. We'll be obliged to you for your business. BABER'S OARAGE. TO DEBTORS AND CREDITORS A LL persons Indebted to the estate of H. C. Mouzon, deceased, are hereby notified to make payment to the vised to present the same, duly authenticated, within the time prescribed by law. . A. M. BRABHAM, Admr. Estate of H. C. Mouzon. Feb. 14, 1919. 13 f 31 TO DEBTORS AND CREDITORS ALL persons Indebted to the estate of R- H. SHERER, deceased, are hereby notified to make payment to the undersigned, at once, and persons having claims against said estate, are advised to present the same, duly authenticated, within the time prescribed by law. Mrs. FLORENCE SHERER.Admrx. I Feb. 18|19 14 t 3t MISCELLANEOUS WANTS TO DEBTORS AND CREDITORS A LL persons Indebted to the estate < ALFRED FARTS, deceased, ai hereby notified to make payment t the undersigned at once, and all pel sons having claims against said eetab are advised to present the same, dul authenticated, within ths time pw scribed by law. T. B. GLENN, Administrator, Tlreah, February 17, 19J9. 14 t 8t NOTICE | OUBSCRIBER9 to the United Wa ^ Work Fund, who have not pal their subscriptions, will please pay th same forthwith to B. N. Moore, Treafi urer, at the Loan & Savings Bank, an save us the trouble of making a per sonal appeal and visit to collect thes unpaid subscriptions. Each Precinct Chairman In Wester: York will please send in forthwith t the undersigned a list of the name and amounts of unpaid subscription in their respective precincts. THOS. F. McDOW, County Chairman for Western York 17 ft 2t SAM M. GRIST "ALL KINDS OF GOOD INSURANCE < OLIVER TYPEWRITER! Model No. 5, $31.50 ONLY RECENTLY we have gotte in touch with a Low Priced Lot of nr.nn?n vn rrrp. TYPEWRITERS Thoroughly Rebuilt and in every r< pect equal to a New Machine so far a its work and lasting qualities go. Tw months ago these machines were sell ing at $40-00 and more and hard t find at that price. The supply is nc at all plentiful yet but they can b had. The Price today is $31.50 DELIVERED Each of these machines has th Back Spacer, Tabulator, Ruling Devic< Ratchet Release for Writing on Rule Paper, Standard Keyboard everythin complete and Thoroughly rebuilt. . Waterproof Cover not a metal cove goes with each machine. Deliver within ten dyas after order is receivec If you want a good typewriter at low price Now Is a good time to buj L. M. GRIST'S SONS. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA County of York. IN THE PROBATE COURT By J. L. Houston, Esquire, Probat Judge of York County. WHEREAS R. B. HARTNESS ha ** applied to me for Letters of Ad ministration, on all and singular, th goods and chattels, rights and credit of MARY SARAPHINA McCONNELI late of the County aforesaid, deceasec These are, therefore, to cite and ad monish all and singular the kindrei and creditors of the said deceased, t be and appear before me at our nex Probate Court for the said County, t be holden at York Court House on th 18TH DAY OF MARCH, 1919, t shew cause, if any, why the said Ad ministration should not be grantedGiven under my Hand and Seal, thi 3rd day of March, in the year o our Lord one thousand nine hun dred and nineteen, and in th 143d year of American Independ ence. (Seal) J. L. HOUSTON, Probate Judge of York County. m Mar. 4-19 18 t 2t ? A CTDAVC X /i OIIWIIU fj Yon as a Business Man?Especi the Right Bank Back of 1 A More Rapidly. > THE LOAN & i ? Conveniently located, has every b tively but Progressively managi ? With ample Resources and i Undivided Profits of more than S Absolute Safety. Save Time and Money by doinj great institution. { THE LOAN & J "THE BANK F uwwwwwwwwvwwwwww { COATSUI !j CAPES, I I AND E 11 Are Arriving by Every ! Best and Biggest L ! ! and What is More, ! ues Here for Your i sible to Get Last ? ! ings are amazing go COAT !; Navy Blues are stronj have ever been. We a ever, in very snappy s jj COATS, CAPES 11 What is yours going to j are very popular with We are showing thes styles There's style Priced at | DRESSES 11 In Silk Poplins, Taffeta i! and Georgettes The; to the last word in th truly beautiful garm ]! Come and let us show ; ; Spring styles and I ! opportunity. || KIRKPATRICK SELLS IT ; THE STAR THEATRE f TODAY ' )f "THE DANGER PIT" p 17th Episode of "The Lion's Claws." :o Also Billy Armstrong In a sparkling ? - LKO Comedy, "Fools and Fires." I FRIDAY A y WILLIAM FOX J Presents Dustin Farnum In "The P Scarlet Pimpernel." Do you know 9 what the scarlet pimpernel Is? If you x don't we'll tell you. It is a tiny way- v - side flower. But in this stirring ro- r mance of the French reign of terror It i assumes a sinister meaning, as the em- 7 r blem adopted by a band of English- ? d men who are engaged In rescuing p e condemned aristocrats from the hor- V - rors of that period. Dustin Parnum T d assumes three entirely different char- ? '- acters in the picturizatlon of this fam- X e ous drama, in each of which he en- V counters the most exciting adventures. } n See if you can tell what the Scarlet r ? Pimpernel Is. You'll find your even- I ing well spent in helping to solve this V s mystery. J. Q. WRAY, Manager. A ^ INCOME TAX RETURNS IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT TO * ALL WHO ARE CONCERNED. Mr. A. W. GOODYEAR, Deputy W Collector of Internal Revenue, will be r at the 1 COURTHOUSE ON MARCH 6 AND 7 I from 9 a. m., to 5 p. m., for the pur- k pose of giving assistance in connection ' with the J MAKING OF INCOME TAX RETURNS. ?J Income Tax Returns must be filed on or before MARCH 16TH. If you have an Income Tax Return 111 to make, or you are doubtful about the | matter, whether you are a customer of * " this Bank or not, we will be glad to - give you all the assistance in our pow- TI er. Don't hesitate to call on us, for TI J it will be a pleasure. p, \ But in the meantime, don't forget ^ J the coming of Mr. Goodyear on nexi ~ THURSDAY and FRIDAY. n Peoples Bank & Trust Co. c? SQUEAK, SQUAWK! | I You Ve he'ard it many a time gr if you have a phonograph .t But ^ e Yes, that continuous squeaky, rasp- 18 ing, squawk, scratching has annoyed wi you, got on your nerves, when you Pr were playing some favorite selection e on your phonograph. It Is all caused _ ?, by the NEEDLE, regardless of the fact d that you put In a new one on every g change of record. All changed now. \ Step Into our store and buy a few not ir so many of the new kind of Phonoy graph Needles the "TONOFONE-" 1, It gives the real, smooth, pleasing a tones of the artist and the instrument r. without the squawking, scratching, etc. pi, Used on any make of machine. Ask about them Try the "TONOFONE." W? Sure, we sell 'em, and other things. pi; - York Furniture & Hardware Company la PULL do CREAM FI I CHEESE bj , oil i FORTY CTS. A POUND I Ti e o See us for all kinds of Gen- -7 # eral Farm Supplies. A 4 e FARMERS HARDWARE & SUPPLY CO. th Telephone No. 59. ap Y. G1 # Sc BAM MLBS 2? m W{ ally In the Matters of Credit. Get > lol ou and Your Business Will Expand ? so SAVINGS BANK J h? J an Banking facility and is Conserva- Z fit Jd. V etl an aggregate Capital, Surplus and $140,000.00, gives you assurance of A g your Banking Business with this y SAVINGS BANK |? OR THE PEOPLE" j L* TS, COATS, {)OLMANS I Iwa 5 CE j I | I _ , An Wi tlo l good dressers this season. e in a splendid variety of j! in every one of them j! t $10.00 to $35.00 ; j ^ DRESSES jjii is, Satins, Crepe de Chines 11| y are all here all right up ]! t01 " i , tir e style parade reany ana ents Priced at jura $5.95 to $37.50 j j se pou the new and beautiful Tew Goods at your earliest | j -BELK COMPANY |!= FOR LESS ! I AGRi THE FIRST THRE] is a great success, ar 1 1 1 1 3 1. who Has neipeu us iu We now have to dren's Shoes and Oxf ers and marked then Shoes or a pair of thj at most attractively The Early Shopp in this Sale. Rememl Saturday night, Mar If not already a very low prices, now: Feinstei IffiJO PIMN0W1 IE SOONER YOU GET THEM IN it; UKUUXSJJ itlti D?<lirin i no IANCE OF MAKING A FAIR P0ITO CROP. See us for Irish Potato < ed. To be sure we have the Cobbler t d the Red Bliss, the most popular < rieties and best producers In this vi- 1 ilty. y 1 YES, when the Gardening feeling ts in your bones of course you will 1 int seeds the right kind of seeds for rly vegetables. See us for what you , int. We have the Garden Seeds that ow best In this section. ( AND INCIDENTALLY ) matter what you might want in the 1 ly of Fancy and Family Groceries, it ' worth your while to see us for your ? ints. People who know, say that our ices are LOWEST. SHERER & QUINN niTAinrnnn rmiTrro inuiiDi riiuiid \ My line of FRESH FRUITS Apes, Oranges, Bananas, Lemons Is of e very choicest qualities- When you i ; Fruits good Fruits, I can sups' you. SHIVAR GINGER ALE I have this popular Ginger Ale. It easily as good as any ale sold on Is market better than most others can supply you by the bottle or the zen. Mav I? IESH BREAD I also sell the very best FRESH IKER'S BREAD, put up in sanitary ed wrappers. Call on me when you xt want the better kind of bread. Also have full line of National Bis- 1 it Co.'s Fancy Cakes and Crackers. rorkville Candy Kitchen I TAKE CASE j OF YOUR : EYES J i TOUR EYES are without a doubt J e most important organ of the body | id should be taken special care of. | >u should have them carefully exam- < ed occasionally whether you wear lasses or not If It be Real, Honest irvlce and Protection you want, see liedcr, "The Optometrist"; if It Is yle you want, see Shieder also; If It the Best Glass money can buy, you mt to see Shieder; but If It be a big t of money you want to spend, see meo ne else. Ask the hundreds of glad souls who ive been to see me about my work id prices, and see what the man that you with glasses did for your peekbook. All Examinations Free D. L. SHIEDF.R. D. O. ME, BRICK, CEMENT ME We have both the barrel Lime and the Hydrated the latter kind is of greater strength and it Is pulverlzed. (It is a good time to use limej plentifully around your premises | i for disinfecting.) J itICK If you need 100 or 1,000 or ( tens of thousands, see us. i 2MENT To be sure we have Cement J plenty of it. See us for your need- j LUMBER, ETC. For anything and everything in the ] ty of Lumber Rough, Dressed, or I inufactured into Flooring, Celling, j iors, Windows, Balustrades, etc., see ^ before you buy. ! 2DAR SHINGLES We sell the fam- ] >us Red Cedar, the longest lasting 2 and most satisfactory of all shingles, a Yes, we've got the right price, too. J OGAN LUMBER YARD I HEY HAVE ARRIVED! m m m The Carload of S m m m STUDEBAKER WAGONS ? id the Carload of : STUDEBAKER BUGGIES fl e have beert telling you about, have ! rived and are ready for your inspec- I n. If you need either a Buggy or a : xgon come and talk Quality and the ] ice with us. j 3ARROLL BROTHERS i EED IRISH POTATOES | You'll be wanting Seed Irish Pota- i 23 pretty soon, now. Well, take a \ ) from us, to be sure of your Seed i itatoes, BUY EARLY. We have the 3 :ISH COBBLER and RED BLISS J ed Potatoes- \ GARDEN SEEDS ; PRUT'S. LAKE SHORE and also the j tOSSMAN BROS.'S Seeds All kinds, { eluding a choice selection of FLOW- j Ft SEEDS. Let us supply your Gar- * n Seed Wants. j W. E. FERGUSON j ?AT SUC E DAYS of Our First Annus id We take great pleasure in make this Sale the success t' offer 3,254 Pairs of Ladies' nrrla whirh we have scatterec i at Sacrifice Prices. If you is season's Oxfords, you will Low Prices?Come early or s ers will get the Best Selectio aer the time is very short, as ch 8th. cquainted with this Store, ( is a good time to get acquaint in bargain forthaYcold Take REXALL COLD TABLETS. Guaranteed to give satisfactory results i nH rannrnmonHoH few tVio trootmont f\t :olds in the head, together with the leadache and fever that usually comes vith a cold- Sure, they are good, and ;housands of people are using them. FK)R THAT DISTRESSING COUGH Take REXALL COMPOUND BARK ?ough Syrup. It hits the spot and alii ost instantly relieves that distressing :ough that keeps you and the family iwake at night. It brings relief and lelps to make the expectoration easier md less painful and jarring to the sys.em. It is so good and so efficient :hat its makers Guarantee Satisfaction. Oh, yes, you can get both here. FORKDRUGSTORE HUPMOBILES THIS SPACE IS AWAITING THE ARRIVAL OF HUPMOBILES WATCH IT. THE PRICE OF HUP 3BILES WILL BE $1,335.00 F. O. B. FACTORY. WAIT ON US. STORK MOTOR CAR CO. By S. L. COURTEY, Prop. | OUR CONTI pl It is our purpose to conti] business entrusted to I ner as to make the G this Bank Satisfactoi Its more than fifteen 3 gress, rendering Absolut | Helpfulness, while maki [ holders (as all legitimat [ must do to survive) it is c ! to have each and all of ou TO PROGRESSin whatever their line of v Our Excellent Facilit | Long Service and Contini | Assurance. THE FIRST ! XT A XT X X I OF YORK i [ "Yon Had Better Be tllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll | DR. HESS'S POULTRY I Make Your H< j SATISFACTION GUARANTEED, i Enough to supply thirty hens I J. E. Brison, Prop. CITY PI j "THE SERVICE 'jiiiiiiiiimiiiimimiiiiiiimiimiimiiiiim Don't The Big Savings That Yc ? m vn v K U A U J U S T A All of this week. Cotton Cost. VISIT OUR READY-TO PARTME] COAT SUITS?At SKIRTS?From CAPES?From DOLMANS?From MIDDY SUITS?From .? - SHIRT WAISTS?From We are proud of our line i?Tri + n TTA11 /inmfl onH C JJLlVXtC J'VU. tUlllV unu i. McCONNELL DRY THE CHEAPEST STORE OTWNP1WlPM>MVllVI?IIMH?VRilVll ICESS | il Sale has been and r ,, thankincr everv one J t hat it is. jj , Men's and Chil- { i all over our count- * l need a pair of fine { find them here and j lome one else will. 5 ns and Best Values ? this Sale closes next z _ )ur Goods and Our ? I ed. y| J a X a House I1: i' REAL ESTATE 2 Become Independent .Buy Real ?'.s- ii tate ana ride to euccess on the advance. A few of my offerings: The Frank C. Riddle Place of L?0 acres, 3 miles from York on the King's Mt. Rood. S-room residence, wotei l and- llchtjit InrrA horn* 9. tsminl I houses; plenty of wood. One of the I nicest farms in the Country. See me at once. 62 acres, 3 miles from York on How- c ell's Ferry Road. 6-room residence. a A nice little farm. Want It? j 33 acres on Plckney Road Just out ' of York. 3-room residence and small * bam. Branch runs through place. All ~ cleared. A bargain. n The J. S. Mackorell handsome res- * ldcncc on King's Mountain Street ? Don't put off, >ou will regret it ? Remember, I 1-ave lota of other-i. Loans negotiated on farming lands. ^ GEO. W. WILLIAMS J REAL E8TATE BROKER a Room 204. First Natl Bank Building. v BUY IT AT CLOVER I n SOME CLOSE BUYERS continually ( buy their Furniture and^House Fur- \ nishings at M. L. FORErS AT CLOVER. They've learned that our prices day In and day out are somewhat low- " er than the average of prices for like qualities elsewhere. Yes, there's vea- . son enough for it Clover Is a good, I quiet town; living expenses are as low J as anywhere else and the cost of doing business Is probably lower here than elsewhere. Anyway, before you buy anything in Furniture, Furnishings Rugs, Mattresses, Beds, Springs, Stoves, etc-, come and see what we have to offer in the way of quality and prices. If we don't happen to have In stock lust what you want we know exactly how to get what you do want, and we'll be pleased to do eo right quick. Make us a visit. M. L. FORD Licensed Embalmers and Undertakers CLOVER, . 8. C. NUED LJRPOSE ' I ' c aue to handle any and all j | us in such a liberal man- j i lustomer's relations with j; y and Profitable 11 rears of Service and Pro- ! j * e Safety, and a spirit of !; a Qg money for its stock- I [ B e business deserves and I T >ne of our chief pleasures I; 1 r patrons I ; -MAKE MONEY /ork or occupation. ;ies, Financial Strength, I; 1 led Growth, Is Our Best ! | h 11 & ONAL BANK j l i Safe Than Sorry." S ? s IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIM I PAN A CEA WILL | ins Lay Eggs for Market | Price, SO CTS. a Package- - 5 or thirty days. Try it 30 days. S ^ HARMACY Clover, S. C. | DRUG STORE" ~ IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIH Ir " " " " ~ 1? Forget >u Can Make In Our Big >1 IE NT SALE j Goods at Manufacturing | * rt -WEARDE- ig NTT?YOU WILL FIND g ti $12.50 to $25.00 ! ? --.$2.00 to $15()0 j J] |ia.uu to hv.uv i ....$15.00 to $35.00 ! f_ $4.50 to $15.50 t" 50 CTS. to $8.50 J of Ready-to-Wear. We i< see it. " GOODS COMPANY [ IN SOUTH CAROLINA b VULCAN TURN PLOWS We have be?n selling the Vulcan rurn Plow for several yeara Wo lnroduced the plow In this section. We tell the Genuine VULCAN Turn Plow md Middle Breaker. We also sell the lenulne Repairs for the Vulcan. fertilizer We will try to believe we ean make t to the interest of every farmer in he county to see us before buying heir FERTILIZER. We have Acid Phosphate All Grades of Guano Cotton Seed Meal and Muriate Potash' SEED IRISH POTATOES Garden Seed, Onion Sets. YORK SUPPLY COMPANY Wholesale and Retail. AM PREPARED TO INSURE TOUR AUTOMOBILE, nd will furnish the kind that will auae you .to congratulate yourself on eing a "DISCRIMINATING BUYER" n case your car is destroyed or damged. The companies in which I place bis class of business, have built up a ation-wlde reputation among insurers, covering a period of more than 60 ears, for INVARIABLY GIVING A SQUARE DEAL, f you never have a loss it makes no lfferencG whether you are insured in "Square Deal Company" or not, or or that matter whether or not you are isured at all. SAM M. GRIST All Kinds pf Good Insurance. PRICES ARE LOWE THERE HAS . EEN A SLIGHT deline in prices on Staple Cotton Goods, nd if you are wise you'll buy all of his sort of goods that you may need or some time to come, RIGHT NOW. Ve do not look for prices to stay down in fact we feel sure that the fartiers of the South are going to win in his cotton fight and then prices will kyrocket again. Buy your supply of Itaple Cotton Goods NOW. WE HAVE THE STAPLES vnd offer them at the lower prices, and while Wholesale Prices are down well e glad to supply your noeds. Come nd see what we have. Our stock is wonderfully complete NOW. ? YOUR MADE-TO-MEASURE SUIT 7e are showing the New Spring Sarnies and Style Sheets for Men's Madeo-Measure Clothing. Come and let us neasure you NOW. Priced right W. WHITES1DES'& CO. 8IIAKON . . 8. O. [HAVE IN STOCKLATELY RECEIVED? A VERY CHOICE LOT OF PRESERVES AND APPLE BUTTER. * i 3 STILL HAVE MINCE MEAT. LOUIS ROTH "1 ARE YOU PREPARED X) MAKE A REAL START AT YOUR FARM WORK? If not sure about It, suppose you all on us for some of the things you re sure to need For PLOWS. HARROWS, FOROE8, TRACE CHAINS, BACKBANDS, CLEVISES. PLOW LINES, HEEL SCREWS. COLLARS. BRIER CUTTERS, Etc. a fact anything and everything that rill help you to make your work easier nd more efficient PAINTS? Yea, sir, we have It. YOU WILL ALWAYS FIND U8 teady to SERVE and to SATISFY, ry Ua rOBK HARDWARE CO. GROCERIES 1 ..MAKE _A -SPECIAL -STUDY OF GROCERIES You gejt the benefit ly Line la Complete My Qualities are Unsurpassed ly Prices are the Lowest Consistent with the Quality. CROWN PATENT FLOUR Try a aapk of Crown Patent Flour, t pleases our most particular cus to oars and we would be pleased to have our name on our list of satisfied users. Right NOW Is a good time to lay In supply of FLOUR and COFFEE, oth are likely to advance soon. Let s supply you. FRESH VEGETABLES Eat more of them for better health, ee what I have on hand. NT Charleston and Jersey Wakefield abbnge Plants, postpaid, 25 Cts. 100. J. D. HOPE, Sharon, S. C. Cnaan* MnvflVeffA I A9IIC A'ailll IT1UI igagv uviui0 [ade In York County through Attorneys C. E. SPENCER, York, S. O. C. W. F. SPENCER, Rock Hill, 8. 0. iterest rates low. Get ready for crops, improving the farm, buying land, and settling over-due claims. AROLINA BOND * MORTGAGE COMPANY, ' Union National Bank BolMUng, Columbia, - S. C. 'IRST NATIONAL BANK SHARON, - - S. 0. JNCLE SAM & CO Makes a strong combination in le matter of Banking. We are the ompany In the Arm, and Uncle Sam the General Superintendent, and he lakes it his special and particular usiness to look after the SAFETY of le Deposits made by patrons with the omnanv. When you deposit your inds with this Bank you can rest as isy as an old shoe on the fact that our funds are SAFE. When you are i need of the services of a SAFE bank ome to see us. We are here to serve ou in every way that Uncle Sam alms us to serve and Uncle Sam is very beral in his limits with people who o business with one of bis National tanks. If not already a patron of this lank we invite you to become one. ?t Uncle Sam assure you Safety, and at us look after the details of your uslnesa r. a HABTNES8, Cashier.