AT THE CHURCHES
TRINITY METHODIST.
Rev. J. E. Mahaffey, Pastor.
Sunday Services Sunday school at
10 a. m. Morning service at 11 o'clock.
CHURCH OF THE GOOD SHEP#
HERD.
Rev. T. T. Walsh, Rector.
Sunday Services Sunday school at
10 o'clock a. m.
CHARLOTTE STREET BAPTIST
Rev. B. H. Wauah. Pastor.
Sunday Services Sunday school a<
10 o'clock a. m. Horning service at 11
o'clock.
"FIRST PRESBYTERIAN.
Rev. E. E. Gillespie. Pastor.
Sunday Services Sunday school at
10 a. m. Morning: service at 11 o'clock.
ASSOCIATE REFORMED
PRESBYTERIAN.
A Rev. J. L. Oates, Pastor.
" Sabbath Services Sabbath schoo.
at 10 a. m. Morning: service at 11.
Evening service at 7.80 o'clock.
FIRST BAPTIST.
Rev. B. H. Waugh, Pastor.
Sunday Services Sunday school at
10 a. m. Evening service at 7.30.
Special Uotires.
Shady Grove and Sharon.
I will preach at Sharon at 11 a. m...
and at Shady Grove at 3 p. m.
It Elzie Myers.
Cannon Mill Chapel.
There will be preaching at the Can^
non Mill Chapel next Sunday evening
at 7.30 by Rev. E- E. Gillespie.
Allison Creek.
There will be no services at Allison
Creek Presbyterian church next Sunday
morning.
A. E. Spencer, castor.
Clover Circuit.
Clover Sunday school at 10 a. m.
* Preaching at 11 o'clock. New Zion
Sunday school at 2.30 p. m- Preaching
at 3.30. Cross Roads School
House Preaching at 7 p. m.
H. A. Whitten, Pastor.
Ebenezer, Tirzah, Hopewell.
Ebenezer Sunday school at_10 a. m.
Morning service at 11 o'clock. Tirzah
Sunday school at 2 p m. Preaching
at 3 o'clock. Hopewell Sunday school
at 2 p. m.
John C. Bailey, Pastor.
$ht Cotton JRarh$t.
Thursday, March 6, 1919Sharon
26
MISCELLANEOUS WANTS.
FOR SALE
OEVERAL young Milk Cows, at my
? farm, near Tirzah.
A. E. WILLIS, _
18 2t Rock Hill, s. L\
FOR SALE
/2JOOD Second-hand Two-horse Wagon,
to be seen at Thomasson's
shop, rear of the postoffice. Cheap.
18 3t* J. F. A. SMITH.
MONET TO LOAN
A T Seven Per Cent, on First Mortgage
on approved Real Estate.
THOS. F. McDOW.
84 f. t. tf
FOR QUICK SALE
rpwo Milk Cows, 1 Essex Sow, 2
Mules, 1 McCormick Binder, about
60 bushels Simpkins cotton seed, 31.50
bushel. See me.
It F. C. RIDDLE.
CATTLE WANTED "
T AM in the market for One Hundred
* Head of Toung 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
MTTT.PS AT FTLRERT.
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.
f ,
house and lot for sale
- rpwo Stories, eight rooms; good garden,
orchard and yard; all conveniences,
near Lockmore mill. Price
and terms on application.
18 t. f. 21 J. C. WALLACE.
cleaning and pressing
tt is real economy to have your
Clothes Gleaned and Pressed frequently,
and uesides Clean Clothes, if
rightly pressed, add much-to one's appearance.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
ROYAL PRESSING CLUB,
R. D. DORSETT, Proprietor.
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
nrrltn tn mn at Vnrlf S. P.
va vt muv w u?v ? ? ?v.w.
12 sw 3m H. F. BAKER.
FOR FINAL DISCHARGE.
XTAVING made my Final Return with
the Probate Court for York county,
as Administrator of Hie Estate of
J. M. Roberts, deceased, notice is hereby
given that on March 10, 1919, at 11
o'clock a. m., I will apply to said court
for my discharge from further liability
in connection with said estate.
GEO. T. ROBERTS,
feb. 7-19 11 f 5t Administration.
FOR SALE
A CARLOAD of young Mules and
Horses, for sale or trade at right
prices. Will be at Sharon on Saturday.
Address No. 5, York. Phone 2993.
15 4t t* B. B. FERGUSON.
cwnwTHAND INSTRUCTION
T AM teaching the Pitmanic System of |
-* SHORTHAND in the Rratton Building,
corner of Congress and Jefferson
t streets, giving lessons Wednesdays and
Saturdays. Full course in p.-inciples
and practice for {60. For further particulars
write or call on me, York No- 4.
1 f 13t Mrs. J. A. SHANNON.
J FARM LOANS
ARRANGED for on York County
property, to run for 3, 5, 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's urgercy.
C. E. SPENCER. Attorney.
FOR SALE
'C'IFTY 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, 1037 Taylor St.. Waco,
Texas. 17 f. t 4t
TO DEBTORS AND CREDITORS
? t r in^oMe.t tr? the estate of
/m liU pcidvuo iuwvw.vv.
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 3t
WE HAVE MORE HELP
UOR 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
6 very best of service and prompt attention
to all Automobile work. We'll be
obliged to you for your business.
BABER'S OARAGE.
W See Hie Enquirer Office for Type^
writer Ribbons of All Kinds.
FOR FINAL DISCHARGE
"W"OTICE Is hereby given that I have
^ made a Final Settlement with the
Probate Court of York county as Administratrix
of the Estate of Ellas
Ramsey, deceased, and that on March
10, 1919, at 11 o'clock a. m., I will apply
to said court for my discharge
from further liability in connection
with said estate.
MARY BELLE RAMSEY MARTIN,
feb. 7-19 11 f 6t A lministratrix.
THE PUBLIC LS INVITED
TO GIVE ITS PRESENCE AND PATRONAGE
TO THE LADIES OF
THE
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
When they Serve
OYSTERS Any Style,
CHICKEN SALAD,
SANDWICHES,
ICE CREAM,
CAKES,
CANDIES, Etc.,
NEXT FRIDAY EVENING
MARCH THE 14TH
In the Room occupied as an Automobile
display room by Mr. C. F. Sherer Next
door to Sherer & Quinn in
the McNeel Block.
The Ladies will appreciate your patronage.
All receipts are to be used
for the purpose of Church Improvement.
Thank you.
COMMITTEE.
SEED IRISH POTATOES
SPECIAL
PRICE
BY
THE
SACK
SEE US FOR YOUR
NEEDS?OUR PRICES
ARE JUST RIGHT.
CARROLL SUPPLY CO.
BUICK CARS ,
OAKLANDCARS i
The Best at the Price <
We are Local Selling Agents '
See Us About Them <
HALL & WALLACE
THE STAR THEATRE !
TODAY 1
WILLIAM FOX?
Presents DUSTIN FARNUM in "The ]
Scarlet Pimpernel," a stirring romance 1
of the French Revolution. You'll like 1
it. Come and see it TODAY.
SATURDAY ;
ANTONIO MORENO?
In "In the Coils," 10th Episode of
"The Iron Test." Also a sparkling two 1
reel Comedy.
MONDAY
WILLIAM FOX?
Presents "The Babes In the Woods,"
a gorgeous tale of charm and adventure
for old and young. See it. You
will enjoy it immensely.
' TUESDAY
MARIE WALCAMP?
In "Triumph," final Episode of "The
Lion's Claws." Also Alice Howell in
her latest century comedy, "Hoot
Toot!" with Hughie Mack.
J. Q. WRAY, Manager.
SEE US FOR FEEDSRICE
MEAL
HORSE FEED
FEED OATS
CHICKEN FEED
$4.25 per 100 lbs.
POULTRY FENCING.
GALVANIZED ROOFING,
COMPOSITION ROOFING.
RED BLISS and
IRISH COBBLER
SEED IRISH POTATOES.
FARMERS HARDWARE
& SUPPLY CO.
Telephone No. 69.
WE ARE READY
TO MAKE PRICES on 16 Per Cent
Acid Phosphate , Cotton Seed Meal,
Ammoniated Guano. Come and see us
before buying. We have the goods on
hands.
We are selling the
BEST PLOW STOCK
We ever sold. Have a fine line of
low Molds. Also have Collars, Bridles,
low Gears.
THE BEST NEW
ORLEANS MOLASSES
A white man ever put in his mouth
$1.00 per Gallon.
GARDEN SEED
Onion Sents and Irish potatoes.
YORK SUPPLY COMPANY
Wholesale and Retail.
CITY MARKET
YOU CAN GET ALMOST
a wv Trrwn np mp a t
YOU WANT at the CITY MARKET.
COUNTRY and STORE HAMS,
either sliced, at 50 CTS. Pound.
FRESH FISH and OYSTERS every
FRIDAY and SATURDAY.
We buy EGGS and BUTTER all the
time.
Even the kids in Yorkyille know
Old George wont cheat or lie;
But there are some people in town
yet
Who deny one-half they buy.
?O. G.
CITY MEAT MARKET
C. F. SHERER, Prop.
\
TREASURES
CITY OF Y
MARCH
For the Term: July 10,
REC1
From Licenses
From Fines
From Miscellaneous sources
From Taxes ,
Total Receipts .....
DI8BURS
For Streets
For Fire Protection
For Police
For Miscellaneous Items
For Bank Overdraft
(See attached statement)
Total Disbursements
Total Receipts
Total Disbursements
Balance
On Deposit in Loan & Savings Ba
Cash in Office .
Respec
I have examined, and also have hac
Books, and And them correct.
THE CITY OF
MARCH 1
STATEMENT OF OUTSTA
Bonded Indebtedness
Water Supply Bonds
Water and Light Bonds
Sewerage Bonds :
Filter aqd Water Bonds
Annual Interest on Bonded Indebtedness
Water Supply Bonds
Water and Light Bonds
Sewerage Bonds -..
Filter and Water Bonds
Floating Indebtedness
Note to Miss L. Jenkins for mone;
Note to Loan & Savings Bank for:
\nnual Interest on Floating Indebtedne
Miss L. Jenkins note
Loan & Savings Bank Note
Four Notes for purchase of Fire '
year for four years
Total Indebtedness
loan & Savings Bank Note
LET US SELL YOU
A GENUINE VULCAN PLOW the
3est in the world, and also let us sup)ly
you with GENUINE Vulcan Re)airs.
They are cheaper than the imiation,
because they last longer,
i. CARLOAD OF FLOUR
Got it in \pst week. The quality is
here and we have the right price.
SEED POTATOES
The sooner planted the better your
:hances for a crop of Irish Potatoes.
ires, we nave uie oeeu.
5PARTAN DAIRY GRAIN
If you have a milk cow It Is up to
rou to make her produce all the milk
md butter possible at the lowest cost
>er gallon or pound. That is Just exictly
what Spartan Dairy G^ain does
nore milk and butter at less cost. It
:osts more than some feeds It is
vorth more than most feeds.
FERGUSON & YOUNGBLOOD
TEACHERS AND TRUSTEES
ALL Teachers, white and colored, are
^ hereby reminded that the last pay
varrant of the*session must be accom>anied
by the annual report of the
ichool and a complete list of all pupils
vho have attended that particular
ichool since July 1, 1918. Send regisers
with all reports enclosed, direct to
his office and be sure that data in the
.Register corresponds with that given
n the annual report. Be particular as
o grade and age of pupils. Trustees
vill please see that these requirements ,
ire met before signing final pay warant.
JOHN E. CARROLL,
L7 f 2t Supt. of Education.
STETSO!
IF YOU MR. MAN ^
PEARANCE, just let us say, tl
bit as important to your being
ored Suit or your Shoes An il
mar the appearance of any mar
We have just received a si
B. STETSON HATS for Men
IN STYLE, QUAL]
Our new arrivals include 1
cidentally means the Correct
The Shades include
OLIVE, IVY, ANI
. 1 a. 1. _ oi.
men too, we nave uie aiaj,
lumbia, the Columbia, Jr., the
Also for the man who war
we have quite a nice lot of S
sure enough good Hats that la
of wearing the same hat. Wc
line ?_ We want to
YOU WOULDN'T ]
OFF OUR BACKS
But there arc lots of Shirts ir
that you would be pleased to
are splendidly made, full size
are worth wearing, made by p<
men's Shirts. You'll find then
Priced, at $1.50 to $4.50 Each.
MEN'S PLAIN AND
Every man wants his Hos
Then too, some want Plain C<
Patterns. Then too there are
about the fabric of their Hosier
wear Lisle Hose and still oth<
we are ready for all comers ^
plains and fancies and a range
a Pair. We can suit most mer
shoes J. M. S
[ A STRONG I
fj You as a Business Man Espcclall
the Right Bank Back of Yoi
A More Rapidly.
f the loan & s
i* Conveniently located, has every I
tively but Progressively managed
wifv, amnio Roamireos and a
^ Undivided Profits of more than $1
t Absolute Safety.
L Save Time and Money by doing
Z great Institution.
} THE LOAN &
V "THE BANK FO]
i'S REPORT
ORK, S. C.
1ST, 1919.
1918 to March 1, 1919.
2IPT6
$ 2,528 61
677 00
....... 4,523 08
a 8,311 44
*16,036 03
EMENTS
- - $ 1,861 06
- 3,685 44
949 83
6,729 76
1,062 38
- 114,188.46
- 316,036 03
14,188 46
3 1,846 67
Jik 3 1.837 84
31.846 57
itfully,
, J. F. FAULKNER, TreasI
an expert to examine the Treasurer's
I. W. JOHNSON, Mayor.
YORK, S. C.
ST, 1919.
NDIXG INDEBTEDNESS.
- 317,000 00
7,000 00
25,000 00
4,600 00
363.600 00
31.020 00
350 00
1,250 00
- 225 00
32,846 00 32,846 00
y borrowed 32,500 00
money borrowed.. 2,500 00
$5,UUU UU ^o,uvv vv
!S8
$ 176 00
__ 176 00
$ 360 00 360 00
rrucks, due each
6,060 00
$66,766 00
J. F. FAULKNER, Treasurer.
I. W. JOHNSON, Mayor.
- 176 00
OLD SPARK PLUGS For
the Next THIRTY DAYS
We will allow
FIFTY CENTS A SET
FOR YOUR SPARK PLUGSGOOD,
BAD, INDIFFERENT
IN EXCHANGE FOR A
SET OF OUR v
GUARANTEED NATIONAL
SPARK PLUGS
THE BEST IN THE WORLD.
*
* * *
HUPMOBILES
*
THIS SPACE IS AWAITING
THE ARRIVAL OF
HUPMOBILES
WATCH IT.
THE PRICE OF HUPMOBILES
WILL BE $1,335.00
F. O. B. FACTORY.
WAIT ON US.
YORK MOTOR CAR CO.
By 8. L. COUBTEY, Prop.
N HATS
kRE ANYTHING ABOUT I
OUR PERSONAL APhat
the Hat you wear is every
well dressed as is your Tail1-shaped
out of date Hat, will
i otherwise well dressed,
lipment of the famous JOHN
i who want the best
ITY AND SHADE
the Newest Shapes which inStyles
for 1919 Spring wear.
) PEARL GRAYS
>le Shapes in Black The Co^
* '1 A T""\ r* O
CUUHC1 clIlU 111C L>aMiia,
its the still more dressy Hat,
TETSON DERBIES those
st and last until you are tired
>n't you let us show you our
SAVE THE SHIRT
i our Furnishing Department
wear. Reasons? Well, they
:, good material Shirts that
iople who know how to make
1 in many pleasing patterns
FANCY HOSIERY
iery to be correct as to size,
alors, and others want Fancy
other men who are particular
y. Some want Cotton, others
:rs wear Silk Hosiery. Well,
kVe have the sizes, the colors,
ol prices trom 25 L,ts. to $>1.00
1.
TROUP SHOES I
SANK HELPS }
ly In the Matters of Credit. Get ?
11 nnrl Ynnr Riacinofiv Will Fmnilfl J
AVINGS BANK
Banking facility and is Conserva- I
n aggregate Capital, Surplus and
140,000.00, gives you assurance of
your I Banking Business with this "
SAVINGS BANK \
Et THE PEOPLE' J
V v
J
\
I HAVE THE CARS
Reo, Cole 8 and Maxwell
the Best.
Purchasers of automobiles
want the very best there is
for the money.
This applies to those who have had
experienca and those who have not
had experience.
I have REOS and MAXWELLS on
exhibition next to the City Market and
can give all desired information on the
higher priced and more powerful
"COLE-8"
The REO TRUCK simply cannot be
beat for the price.
When you go" on the lookout for
cars you want to see me, and I want
to see you.
C. F. SHERER
SQUEAK, SQUAWK!
You've heard it many a time
if you have a phonograph
But
Yes, that continuous squeaky, rasping,
squawk, scratching has annoyed
you, got on your nerves, when you
were playing some favorite selection
on your phonograph. It is all caused
by the NEEDLE, rfe'gardless of the fact
that you put in a new one on every
change of record. All changed now.
Step into our store and buy a few not
so many of the new kind of Phonograph
Needles the "TONOFONE."
It gives the real, smooth, pleasing
tones of the artist and the instrument
without the squawking, scratching, etc.
Used on any make of machine. Ask
about them Try the "TONOFONE."
Sure, wq sell 'em, and other things.
York Furniture & Hardware
Company
TIME TO PLANT NOW
THE SOONER YOU GET THEM IN
THE GROUND THE BETTER THE
CHANCE OF MAKING A FAIR POTATO
CROP. See us for Irish Potato
Seed. To be sure we have the Cobbler
and the Red Bliss, the most popular
varieties and best producers in this vicinity.
YES, when the Gardening feeling
gets in your bones of course you will
want seeds the right kind of seeds for
early vegetables. See us for what you
want We have the Garden Seeds that
grow best in this section.
AND INCIDENTALLY
No matter what you might want In the
way of Fancy and Family Groceries, It
Is worth your while to see us for your
wants. People who know, say that our
prices are LOWEST.
SHERER & QUINN.
FOR THAT COLD
Take REXA" L COLD TABLETS.
Guaranteed to glva satisfactory results
and recommended for the treatment of
colds In the head, together with the
headache and fever that usually comes
with a cold. Sure, they are good, and
thousands of people are using them.
FOR THAT DISTRESSING COUGH
Take REXALL COMPOUND BARK
Gough Syrup. It hits the spot and almost
Instantly relieves that distressing
cough that keeps you and the family
aW&ke at night. It brings relief and
helps to make the expectoration easier
and less painful and Jarring to the system.
It Is so good and so efficient
that Its makers Guarantee Satisfaction.
Oh, yes, you can get both here.
* YORK DRUG STORE*
LIME, BRICK, CEMENT
LIME We have both the barrel Lime
and the Hydrated the latter kind is
of greater strength and It Is pulverized.
(It is a good time to use lime
plentifully around your premises
for disinfecting.)
BRICK If you need 100 or 1,000 or
tens of thousands, see us.
CEMENT To be sure we have Cement
plenty of it See us for your need.
LUMBER, ETC.
For anything and everything in the
way of Lumber Rough, Dressed, or
manufactured into Flooring, Ceiling,
Doors, Windows, Balustrades, etc., see
us before you buy.
nimAR shtmgi.es We sell the fam
ous Red Cedar, the longest lasting
and most satisfactory of all shingles.
Yes, we've got the right price, too.
LOGAN LUMBER YARD
MY HAVE ARRIVED
The Carload of
STUDEBAKER WAGONS
And the Carload of
STUDEBAKER BUGGIES
We have been telling you about, have
arrived and are ready for your inspection.
If you need either a Buggy or a
Wagon come and talk Quality and the
Price with us.
CARROLL BROTHERS
I FEIN!
CONT1
Our First Annual S
of business d
J we merit the
and our price
t SALE TO CONTIfl
of our regula
( had an oppo]
we have deci
? SATURDAY
J A FEW OF THE F
? And show yoi
^ OP QUAA+mrr 9^
I If t)U illCJLL tOllCt CJ~ug,
i J 36 inch Percales, 35
1 X 32 inch Outing, lieai
32 inch Red Rose G
I ? Cheviots, 30c value1
V See Feinstein f
! i FEINSTB
a
!
- - _
! DON'T
: | -PROCRA
i ;c We mean, Don't Put Of
0 ing Until Hot Weal
| IGet through before
! JI and gives you that
3 our big lines of Gi
t Long Cloths, Bleacl
etc. You will find 1
; | of these fabrics||
fit your every nee will
* GING
1 45 Cts. value Ginghams,
]| 40 Cts. value Ginghams,
! J | ^35 Cts. value Ginghams,
11 30 Cts. value Ginghams
11 25 Cts. value Ginghams,
j| P E R (
;; Good 36 inch Percales,:
| Patterns, Lights, D
; \ and Solid Colors a
| LONG
I Old Glory Long Cloth ....
10 yd. Bolt No. 150 Lon
10 yd. Bolt No. 200 Long
10 yd. Bolt No. 250 Long
N A I N
36 inch Nainsook
36 inch Nainsook
a 40 inch Nainsook, very g
40 inch Nainsook, a bett
J W" See Our wonderfu
Ihams and Percale;
KIRKPATRICK
SELLS IT I
WWWWlMMWWIMAJWmilfWI
THRIFT T
MEANS PRO
TUBIET HOW A
1 nlUr 1 WHAT(
You may be consti
question. The child at s
young woman older pe
ed in useful work ask t
YESTERDAY You
fore you may answer.
ROW WHAT HAS H
There are those who
OMY are moving up
Are You among them?
If not begin NOW 1
T?ur rTD CT
1 11 JO mvj x
NATI<
With More than FIFTEEN
Supervised by the United Stat
you know and whom you have
yet Progressive, tender YOU t
strong institution.
SAVINGS ACCOUNTS A SPEC]
LIBERAL INTEREST PA
0. E. WILKINS,
President
"YOU HAD BETTER I
Don't
The Big Savings That "5
READJUST
! All of this week. Cotto:
11 Cost.
VISIT OUR READY:T
PARTM]
: COAT SUITS At
| SKIRTS From
CAPES From
< DOLMANS From
MIDDY SUITS From
SHIRT WAISTS From
i We are proud of our lin
invite you come and
| McCONNELL DRY
j THE CHEAPEST STOR
WWW llPtlPWWWWWl IW Hinmmi
5 1U/1IN a
lNUES NEX1
iale has far surpassed our ex
lone New Customers have c
fir patronage pleased with
s We thank you for your p*
rUE ANOTHER WEEK A
x patrons and not a few otl
rtu'nity to take full advantaj
ided to continue this First A]
-a<r 1. lCi.1,
JN1UUI) iviarcn iuwi. vuuj
'OLLOWING ITEMS MAY
x how our prices have been ir
>c value First Annual Sale
c value First Annual Sale I
iy quality, 35c value Sale P
ingham, very heavy Sale P]
First Annual Sale Price
or Shoes and Oxfords -'rice
LIN BARGAI
* ;f
*?
STINATE-1
' ?
i
f Doing That Spring Sew- j:
ther Comes Do It Now i
the warm weather sets in jl
hot weather feeling. See jl
nghams, Percales, Voiles, i.
lings, Cambric, Nainsooks, t
here a wonderful selection ??
1.1 .1 l!l* A _ O
patterns ana qualities to *
Prices just right %
[hams |
32 inches 39 CTS. ! \
32 inch 35 CTS. o
32 inch 29 CTS. 3
25 CTS. t
- 1.19 CTS. j;
3 a l e s ::
in Shirting and Dress <;
arks, Blue and Grays, ;;
very large assortment ;f
25 CTS. to 39 CTS. a Yard g
CLOT H |
18 CTS. Yd. |
g Cloth $2.39 o
; Cloth $2.68 o
:Cloth $2.98 j;
SOOES J!
55 CTS. i
59 cts. ;;
ood 35CTS.
er quality 39 CTS.
110 CTS. Counter Ging- \;
BELKCOMPANY f
X)R LESS
ODA Y- I
FIT TOMORROW
HD WHY?'
)F THE FUTURE?
mtly asking yourself the
ichool, the young man, the
rsons all who are engaghemselves
this question,
i can answer. The day beTODAY But
TOMORI1
IN STORE?
by THRIFT and ECONthe
hilltop to SUCCESS.
TODAY
ONAL
BANK OF YORK
YEARS of continued PROGRESS,
es Government, Managed by men
long known, who are Conservative
he Service and Protection of this
r.-VL FEATURE
ID.
R. C. ALLEIN,
Cashier
IE SAFE THAN SORRY"
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Forget
fou Can Make In Our Big
MENT SALE
a Goods at Manufacturing
O-WEAR DEENT YOU
WILL FIND
no !
$2.00 to $15 00
$15.00 to $40.00
$15.00 to $35.00
$4.50 to $15.50
50 CTS. to $8.50
e of Ready-to-Wear. We
i see it.
GOODS COMPANY
E IN SOUTH CAROLINA
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WEEK j
pectations in volume a
ome and learned that
our goods, our styles j
itronage. ?
b the request of many jjj
lers who haven't yet v
?e of our Low Prices j
anual Sale until Next J
te to see us. f
INTEREST YOU $
larked down ?
Price 15 CTS. t
rice 24 CTS. Yd. {
'rice 25 CTS. Yd. 5
rice 28 CTS. Yd.
20 CTS. Yd. )
is are Low. J
N HOUSE
(
I AM PREPARED
TO INSURE TOUR AUTOMOBILE,
and will furnish the kind that will
cause you to congratulate yourself on
being a
"DISCRIMINATING BUTER"
In case your car Is destroyed or damaged.
The companies In which I plaoe
this class of business, have built up a
imuuu'wiuc icpuuiuuii auiuu? uiouiera,
covering a period of more than 50
years, for
INVARIABLY GIVING A
SQUARE DEAL.
If you never have a loss it makes no
difference whether you are Insured in
a "Square Deal Company" or not, or
for that matter whether or not you are
insured at all.
SAM M. GRIST
All Kinds of Good Insurance.
,
PRICES ARE LOWE
THERE HAS BEEN A SLIGHT decline
In prices on Staple Cotton Goods,
and if you are wise you'll buy all of
this sort of goods that you may need
for some time to come, RIGHT NOW.
We do not look for prices to stay down
in fact we feel sure that the farmers
of the South are Roing to win in
this cotton light and then prices will
skyrocket again. Buy your supply of
Staple Cotton Goods NOW.
WE HAVE THE OTAPLES
And offer them at the lower prices, and
while Wholesale Prices are down we'll
be glad to supply your needs. Come
and see what we have. Our stock is
wonderfully complete NOW.
YOUR MADE-TO-MEASURE SUIT
We are showing the New Spring Samples
and Style Sheets for Men's Madeto-Measure
Clothing. Come and let us
measure you NOW. Priced right.
G. W. WHITES1DES & CO,
SHARON - . S. O. "
I HAVE
IN STOCKLATELY
RECEIVED
V
A VERY CHOICE LOT OF
/%
PRESERVES AND
APPLE BUTTER.
STILL HAVE \
MINCE MEAT.
I
LOUIS ROTH
ARE YOU PREPARED
TO MAKE A REAL START AT YOUR
FARM WORK?
If npt sure about it, suppose you
call on us for some of the things you
are sure to need ForPLOWS,
HARROWS, FORGES,
TRACE CHAINS, BACKBANDS,
CLEVISES. PLOW LINES.
HEEL SCREWS. COLLARS,
BRIER CUTTERS, Etc.
In fact anything and everything that
will help you to make your work eaaler
and more efficient. ,
PAINTS? Yes, sir, we have It
YOU WILL ALWAYS FIND US
Ready to SERVE and to 8ATISFY.
Try Ua
YORK HARDWARE CO.
i
GROCERIES
I ..MAKE -A ..SPECIAL ..STUDY OF
GROCERIES You get the benefit
My Line is Complete
My Qualities are Unsurpassed
My Prices are the Lowest Consistent
with the Quality.
CROWN PATENT FLOUR
Try a sack of Crown Patent Flour.
It pleases our most particular customers
and we would be pleased to have
your name on our list of satisfied users.
Right NOW is a good time to lay in
a supply of FLOUR and COFFEEBoth
are likely to advfcnce soon. Let
us supply you. '
FRESH VEGETABLES
Eat more of them for better health.
See what I have on hand.
MP Charleston and Jersey Wakefield
Cabbage Plants, postpaid, 25 Cta. 100.
J. D. HOPE, Sharon, S. C.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
SHARON, - - S.O.
UNCLE SAM &
Makes a strong combination In
the matter of Banking. We are the
Company in the firm, and Uncle Sam
la the General Superintendent, and he
makes it his special and particular
business to look after the SAFETT of
' the Deposits made by patrons with the
Company. When you deposit your
funds with this Bank you can rest as
easy as an old shoe on the fact that
your funds are SAFE. When you aro
in need of the services of a SAFE bank
come to see us. We are here to serve
you in every way that Uncle Sam allows
us to serve and Uncle Sam is very
liberal lq his llmi' with people who
do business with one of his National
Banks. If not already a patron v??his
Bank we Invite you to become one.
Let Uncle Sam assure you Safety, and
let us look after t-ie details of your
businesa
J. S. HAKTNESS, Cashier.
DC At CCTATr
AL/1L LJi/ilL
Become Independent .Buy Real Es*
tate ana ride to euccete on the ad*
vance.
A few of my offerings:
The Frank C. Riddle Place of ISO
acres, 2 miles from York on the King**
Mt. Road. 8-room residence, water
and lights; large barn; 2 tenant
houses; plenty of wood. One of the
nicest farms In the Country. See me
at oncc.
62 acres, 3 miles from York on Howell's
Ferry Road. 6-room residence.
A nice little farm. Want it?
33 acres on Pickney Rood Just out
of York. 3-room residence and small
barn. Branch runs through place. All
cleared. A bargain.
The J. S. Mackorell handsomo residence
on King's Mountain Street
Don'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
Room 204. First Natl Bank Building.
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