Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, June 03, 1919, Image 4
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An Effective Break.?A dusky doughboy,
burdened under tons of medals
and miles and miles of ribbons, service
and wound chevrons, stars et al., encountered
a Twenty-seventh division
scrapper in Le Mans a few days prior
to the division's departure for the
states.
"Whar yo* all be scra^pin' in dis yar
war, boss?" meekly inquired the colored
soldier.
"We've been fighting up in Belgium
'5 and Flanders with the British," re
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plied the New Yorker, proudly.
"Well, we ben down in dem woods
K ?wittcha call 'em woods 'way down
eoiith?"
"The Argonne?" suggested young
Knickerbocker.
"Yas, yas, dem's de woods?d" Argonna"
"You know our division was the first
' to break the Hindenburg line, colored
boy," explained the Twenty-seventh
man.
'Was it) you wot did dat tricky?
Y*know, boss, we felt dat ol' line sag
'way down in d' Argonne."?The Gas
Attack.
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He Wae on the Right Track.?Dr. J.
M. Buckley, the Methodist divlna was
asked one <Jay to conduct an "experience
meeting" at a colored church in
the south. (
A colored woman arose and bore
witness to the preciousness of her ? eM?ion
a? lixht-bringer and comfort
giver. . '
"That's good, sister," commented Dr.
Buckley. "But now about the practical
side. Does your religion make you
strive to prepare your husband a good
dinner? Does it make you look after
him in every way?"
Just then Dr. Buckley felt a yank
at his coat-tails "By the colored preacher,
who whispered ardently: "Press
dera questions, doctor; press dem
questions. Dat's my wife!"?Ladies'
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Couldn't Maybe?In a Trap!?"England
really did dig deeply into its resources
during the war," insists Lord!
Northcliffe. "I am reminded of the old
woman who had come up from the
country to see her daughter married
in London.
" "Motorbuses and taxicabs were out
of the question, and she was a little
nervous of having a 'growler/ sne
chose a man with a good-tempered
face, and timidly inquired:
"There is no fear of your horse
running away, is there? He's not
afraid of motors, is he?"
" 'Bless you, no mum,' said the genial
cabby- Why, he didnlt even shy
,at railway trains when they first come
in."?Los Angles Times.
Yet.?A zealous excise officer was
sent to Ireland to try to locate several
"moonshine" stills which were known
to exist.
Meeting a native, the excise officer
approached him, saying:
"I'll giT? you nve snnungs, rai, u
you can take me to a private still. "Troth,
an' I will, sir," was Pat's reply,
aahe pocketed the money. "Come
with me."
For many weary miles over mountain,
bo* and moor they tramped, until
they came Into view of a barracks.
Pointing to a soldier seated on a step
inside the square, Pat said:
'There.you are, sir, my brother
Mike; he's been a soldier for ten years,
an* he's a private still."?Vim.
The Sigh Language.?Ephum Johnson
was up before Judge Shlmmerplate
on a cruelty to animals charge.
" 'Deed Ah wasn't abusing dat mule,
v Judge," the old man demurred.
>. "Did you not strike it repeatedly
with a club?"
"Yassah."
"And do you not know that you can
accomplish more with vanimajs by
speaking to them?"
"Yassah; but this critter am different.
He am so deef he can'^ hear me
when Ah- speaks to him in de usual
way, so Ah has to communicate wid
him in de sign language."?Charleston
Mail
Three Out, All Out.?"Might I ask
how my three-act drama is comirag on,
sir? Has it been accepted^ questioned
the young dramatist eagerly.
"The three members of the reading
committee have read it," replied %the
manager, "and I think it will do with
one act cut out"
"I am glad to hear it is no worse,
sir," said its fcuthoi, breathing a sigh
of relief.
"But," continued the manager, "unfortunately
each one wants to strike
out a different act."?Harper's Magazine.
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TH^y Couldn't Help It.?Two friends
met in the Strand the morning after
an airplane raid.
"Any damage done your way?" the
first asked.
"Damage! Rather!" answered the
other. "Father and mother were blown
clean out of thef window. The neighbor
?nv it'n thA first time they've been
seen to leave the house together In
seventeen years."?New York Globe.
The Holy Terror.?Lady?They say
Father Hooley advanced to the attack
with a prayer-book in one hand and a
bomb In the other.
Returned Soldier?They're always
thryin' t' belittle a good man, mum.
Lady?Why. wasn't it true?
Soldier?No, lady; he had bombs in
both hands.?Life.
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Taking Stock of Him.?The Suitor?
"I hope, sir, that you will consider me
in the nature of an investment, even
if I may not pay regular dividends."
The Girl's Father?"My dear boy,
don't talk of dividends. I shall be
glad if you don't levy regular ussess1
ments on me."?LifeHe
Knew.?Teacher?"Don't you
know that punctuation means that you
must pause?"
Willie?"Of course I do. An auto
driver punctuated his tire in front of
our house Sunday and he paused for
half an hour."?Boston Transcript.
Uo f.arpi?tl On.?Fond Mamma?Oh,
look, papa, how solid baby feels this
morning. Catch hold of him.
Papa?Yes, there certainly seems a
difference. He was all "holler" last
night-"?Tit Bits.
Just Work.?Lady?Do you want employment
Tramp?Lady, yer means well, but
yer can't make work sound any more
invitln* by usln' a word of three syllables.?Tit
Bits.
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Th? "Simple
Cook this summer on a N<
Cookstove. It will save ;
care of many needless hou
With this stove you can k
low kitchen-and-dining ro<
no bother with coal or
smoke or soot. The long
sures the intense white fla
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GUARANTEl
If, after using the entirt
can according to directions
satisfied In every respect,
wlU refund the money jroi
CLEANING AND PRESSING
?T 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.
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ashes?no odor, fashioned coal ranj
blue chimney in- Aladdin Security
me?one &cienti-v for all purposes?i
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EVERY POUND-SOLD IN Alt jl
INDIVIDUAL AIR-TIGHT TIN CAN IB
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Orleans J|
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SINGER SEWING MACHINES
T AM Agent and Salesman for the
A 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. FAKFR.
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appetite and
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ioyment in
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lily 5 cents ackaee.
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at can be regulated high
he New Perfection cooks
lably?means meals on
; comfort. All sizes,
ner find you using tlfS oldie.
See your dealer today.
y.Oil is the best kerosene
obtainable everywhere.
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FIEST NATIONAL BANE
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SHARON, - - S- C. A
REAHLY HELPFUL BANK?
A Bank to be helpful to a community
must at ?.11 times be ready and
able to take dare of every reasonable
call for banking accommodations. It
" can only lend money when the other
fellow wants it and needs money. The
man with a big balance doesn't need
to borrow. This bank is hero ready to
furnish money to the man who has a
need -<or it and in every caso it is our
pleasure to meet such legitimate calls
for funds. Tnen too, we can serve the
man who has money and who doei not
need to borrow. We can and will an<}
do take care of his surplus fundsrendering
a strict and accurate account
of every transaction at the end
of.each month. We also protect him
against accidental loss, Are and burglary,
then too a Checking Accountpaying
by Check?is the safe way ttrdo
business. Let us have your accountJ.
S. KABTNESS, Cashier.
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? J. A. MARIONATTORNEY
AND COUN" .LLOIt A1
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Office opposite the Courthouse. /
Telephone No. 126, York Exchange.
YORK. ~- 8. C.
JOHN R. HART
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR
AT LAW.
Prompt and Careful Attention to All
Business Undertaken.
Telephone No. ,69. YORK, S. C
76 f.t It
J. S.- BRICE
Attorney At Law. I'rompt
Attention to all legal
Business of Whatever Nature.
Office Opposite Courthouse.
Farm Mortgage Loans
Made In York County through Attorneys?
' C. E. SPENCER, York, 8. C.
C. W. F. SPENCER, Rock Hill, S. C.
Interest rates low. Get ready for
crops, Improving the farm, buying
land, and settling over-due claims.
CAROLINA BOND &
MORTGAGE COMPANY,
Union National Bank Building,
Columbia, - - S. C.
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5 ficient number of Mules
? demand that may be ma
? others wlio need additior
? . or other use, and too, w
? will be pleased to own, tli
= ments in every way?qi
= Come and see us if you 1
s spring farm work. We
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YOUR
Through specia
manufacturers,
Week only, a h
stantial set of C
with every Ma
ware is good wa
worth a,lot to
yourself."
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The price of a ]
will not be incri
ly be a gr^at re(
if ever, but ther
TWO NE
The Wonde
Yes, it's rivet-tight,
rivets, clinch inside
- smooth as glass, and
tt\e inside. And, ren
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and cause no end o
inside and outside?
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AUTOMOBILE
INSURANC]
I BEG TO CALL THE ATTENTIOl
of Automobile owners to the fact tha
I am In position to insure their cars 1
a Good, Strong Company, the agenc
for whiph I have recently accepted, a
A LOWER PREMIUM RATE
than can be securdtl elsewhere. Th
company does not insure cars over fou
years old. In case you wajit your ca
Insured it Is necessary that I have th
following Information:
Name of automobile, factory num
ber, whether touring or roadstei
model (year).
The policy covers toss or damage b
Are or lightning, either in garage o
anywhere else in the United State:
regardless of origin of Are. In cas
you care to save a substantial amour
ion your automobile insurance, I an
I expecting the business.
Don't let anybody persuade you tha
my rates arc not the lowest, withou
making a personal investigation.
SAM M. GRIST
All Kinds of Good Insurance.
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HEN YOU WANT 'EM
re yet supplied with a sufto
supply any reasonable
ide on us by farmers and
lal work animals for farm
e have the kind that you
iat will meet your requirelality,
weight., size, style,
lave a hurry need in your
can supply you.
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and during this Bargain
>eautiful, useful and subooking
Wdre will be given
jestic Range sold. This
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,re ^noi cneap ware;?it ?
you. Come and see for
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Vlajestic Range this week
lased, and there will hardiuction
for years to come,
e may be an increase soon.
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just like the old Majestic, bui
of nickeled parts, leaving n
there are no big, bulky bolt-hea<
lember, rivets hold tight; bolts
ads holding are bound to work ]
f trouble. The Majestic is sir
-it's a striking, beauty?more
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? this wonderful range?b
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REAL ESTATE ,j
The past is behind us. _The future is i< >
ahead. -The old town has taken on IJ'
new life. _Be wise and secure your < >
home before prices go higher.
A few of my offerings: < >
The R. J. Mackorefl residence in the < >
center of town; 10-rooms, with all j [
modern improvements. Lot 1S2 x 340 * |
feet. Plenty of room to erect another < (
house on back side of lot. Enough < i
said. < i
Five-room cottage on Lincoln street 4 1
with water and lights. Lot 60x326 !!
feet. Property of Mrs. O. E. Wilklns. <,
A real bargain. .
: The R. E. Heath residence on CleveZ
land Avenue. Six rooms, with water,
light and sewerage. Lot 86 x 218 feet.
5 A nice home for some one.
S The R. H. 'Dobaon estate lands on
5 West Madison Street, three aCres,
jj with three tenant houses. Has a fron;
tage of about 300 feet. An ideal place
Z to build a home and priced just right.
See me at once.
5 The J. C. Wallace residence on Blast
1 Madison street. Lot 200 x 268 feet
Eight-room residence. You could not
2 build the house for anything like what
Z I will sell you the property for. Be;
sides it is an ideal place for a store
5 room. Some one is going to get a
S bargain.
5 Remember, I have lots of others,
S town and country. '< >
Loans arranged on farming lands. <
| GEO. W. WILLIAMS I
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Great Majestic
Bargain \
SPECIAL DEMONSTRAT
Tfc A -n/N A TVT n A T T1 i
JBAliUiiliN Pft Iir< 1
Majestic R
At Our Store?One Wee
June 9th to 14t
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To Be Truly Economical Th
Be a Majestic in Tour 1
Economy is not merely spending tl
buying a range at too low a pric
economy.
The First cost is not the only cost
tional ffrst cost of a Majestic is n
with its economy of fuel and sati
Nearly a million Majestic Range
cally, scientifically and satisfacto
lions and millions of people, civili
is proof positive of their superioril
There is only one best. The pu
The Majestic is recognized as th<
ranges. The construction, materi
and beauty of this wonderful rar
' and it embodies important featu
'iio other range.
Your Opportunity ii
At our store?-during Majestic Ba
your chance to get acquainted
about ranges. We assure you i
your while to investigate.
>ORTANT FEA
ing Oh, Joy! Top Need
t the A smooth, highly polis
ickel burnished blue, not o
with beauty of the Majestic
[oose eliminates the work, d
tooth trying to keep the ran$
than just an occasional thin
retains its beautiful v<
of this opportunity to get acquai
now the inside of ranges. ' "*
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BETTER POSITIONS?
BETTER WORK?
BETTER SALARY?
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IROP COLL
JULY 25 ROCK HILL,
of experienced teaci
OURSESOF STUDY
WORE, GRADE WORK,
[IGH SCHOOL AND COLLEG
Educators for Short Lecture Cours
iiindings; Large, Cool Dormitories,
000 Volumes, Swimming Pool, Tei
address? D. B. JOHNSON,
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YORKviLLE OOrTON C
WE HAVE COTTON SEED H
For Sale at $12 per ton, Cas
OUR ROLLER MILL continue
possible service, and our
I from all parts of the coun
help to swell our list of friei
; WE ARE HANDLING Don
Forge Coals of the Best gra
wfe are giving prompt atteni
WE HAVE COTTON SEED I
purposes.
WHETHER IT IS MEAL, Hull
.Meal or anything else in <
consideration is that our fi
ers must not be disappoin
they receive.
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Range
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ere Should <
kitchen
he least money?
e is indeed false
;?the little addiothing
compared
sfactory service.
is, now economi- ,
rily serving milans
and soldiers,
;y over all others.
blic has judged,
e standard of all
al, workmanship
Lge is unequaled,
res possessed by
s Here?
rgain Week. It's
with real .facts
it will be worth ~ ,
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bion io all orders. 3 3
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