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fecial Jtotices. Joshua Smith, Colored. Born July 13, 1849. Died June 29, 1919. - Josh Smith was a friend of my father from my earliest recollection and being a frequent visitor to our home ?. 1 can hardly remember when his name first became familiar. He was the "Father Hunter." As a lad I drank in the stories he told of squirrel and rabbit hunts by day and o'possum hunts by night and my ambition was to grow large enough to join in the great sport. As a large boy I soon began to follow the others, see them kill the rab- J bits and squirrels and carry the gun. . To me it meant as much as it means to the mountaineer to kill the deer. My next great privilege was to join the Father Hunter in the sport he loved best pursuit of the o'possum. and how well he earned his famous title *of "Josh the Possum Hunter," all I UUI itoiu;. Josh Smith delighted to be useful .ind serviceable to both races, and he never withheld his services to those in , distress. He was kind to all, rich and poor, . small boys and little girls. After a roundup of game his next ] great delight was to prepare a great 1 supper; first for his white friends, then for his colored friends, and that he knew how to do it everybody knows. i Josh Smith, Ike Wright and Sam Woods were the leaders of the great , hunt about which Foley used to tell. Josh was upright and true. He believed in God and lived a life of which his friends were not ashamed. The Father of Hunters has passed away leaving a record of good deeds , that won't ever be forgotten. I was his friend and pal. Allen White. ^ York, S. C.. June 30, 1919. j HYMENEAL Marbied?June 28, at the home of the bride's mother, Mrs. Dora Poag in i Rock Hill, Mr. JAMES HUEY and J ^ Miss LOUISE POAG. both of Rock Hill. ,r In Rock Hill at the home of J. G. i Percival, Tuesday, June 24, Miss LAU- < RA MAY ANDERSON of Bcthesda to \ Mr. ISAAC WESLEY KEELES, of Columbia. Ceremony performed by Rev. . J. E. Taylor. June 26th, at the home of the bride's i mother, Mrs. W. Meek Crawford, near Gastonia, N. C., MlssT BRYTE CRAW- , ? ^ T DOT TD T PP PAT.TJ5 ' FVKU lO air. LiDouia uuu i - | Revs. J. W. Carson and J. B. Pearson, officiating. , At Minerva, O., June 25. Miss LY- ( DIA W3NNIFRED RICHARDSON to ; CARL H. HART. The bride has been . a resident of Yorkville for a number of years, being in charge of the West- . ern Union Telegraph office here. The groom is a young business man of ' Yorkville. Mr. and Mrs. Hart will 1 make their home with the groom's ] parents, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. W. S. Hart 1 in Yorkville. < SThe Jetton Jflarhet. ' MONDAY, JUNE 30. 1919. , Sharon 33J Clover ?... 33 Bowling Green ...33 1 Filbert U Yorkville 32? < i WW See The Enquirer Office f?r all kinds of Commercial Stationery of the lietter kinds. Apply Bus System TO YOl If You Do This ' 2 Ta What. Vrm M; ? i The growth of large b lutelv the result of good cannot grow and expand 1 It is not the size of yoi amount of money you han the SYSTEM. There is r should have the Best Sys ABSOLUTELY one MOST important is to li COUNT START IT NO , THE FIRST NATIOiNi "Yon Had Better B HORSES AND MULES. T STILL, have a few young Mules and Horses; also some Second Hand Stock. Will sell at reasonable prices, cash or credit York No. 5. 32 tf B. B. FERGUSON. 6HIP OR BRING YOUR WHEAT T<0 Us. Rolls recorrupgated, and new Miller with life time experience, on the Job. Satisfaction guaranteed. Highest market price paid for vmir mirnlus wheat. CA fAWBA I ^ MILLIXG'CO., Rock Hill, S. C. 50 t 4t NOTICE T>OOKS of Subscription to the Capital Stock of the "Waltmore Thread Mills" will be open on Wednesday. July 9th, at the office of N'eely Manufacturing: Company, at 10 a. m. The authorized Capital Stock is $500,000.00, to be fttrldsd Into five thousand shares of the par value of $100.00 each. Respectfully. W. B. MOORE. D. L. SHEIDER. JN'O. R. HART. J. A. TATE. JNO. A. LATTA. J. M. STROUP, Incorporators. July 1st. 1919. 52 t 2t FEINSTEIN'S BARGAIN HOUSE MORE MEN'S SUITS We have received another large shipment of MEN'S SUITS and TOUNO MEN'S SUITS, including the popular Waist Seam Model aa well as the more conservative styles- The colors aro here In the wanted shades In all Wool Serges, Worsteds, Flannels. Prlees range from $8.50 to 932.50. Come and get an early selection. FEINSTEIN'S BARGAIN HOUSE WW Typewriter papers, 15 Cts. Ib. and upward, at The Enquirer Office. MISCELLANEOUS WANTS PUBLIC AUTOMOBILE SERVICE T*0 and from trains and anywhere Qood car. Reasonable rates. Tel ephone No- 281. 61 ?t S. W. CLONTZ. HOME GROUND MEAL AT my mill at McConnrlsville, even Saturday, at Two Dollars ($2.00] per bushel. 60 t.f. At R- E. STEPHENSON. ARKANSAS VETERINARY COLLEGE OHORT Terms. Practical training of^ fered. Write for Information Fayettevllle, Ark. 48 5t* MONEY TO LOAN AT Seven Per Cent, on First Mortaase on approved Real Estate. THOS. F. McDOW. 84 f. t tf SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING EK>R $60. Also a thorough course lr Bookkeeping and Accounting, $60 the two courses combined for $100 Classes Wednesday and Saturday afternoons In Bratton Building- Writs ar see Mrs. J. A. Shannon. 42 t 131 BANKS CLOSED fYUR patrons will please take notice ^ that the undersigned banks will be :losed July Fourth?legal holiday. LOAN & SAVINGS BANK, FIRST NATIONAL BANK, PEOPLES BANK & TRUST CO. DAVIS'S ROLLER MILL pHOROUGH overhauling just completed, with new rolls, new cloths ind everything necessary for the best possible turnout. Plenty of first-class fielp for quick and efficient service. Give us a trial and let us show you. R. J. DAVIS. >2 t 4t Clover, S. C. EVERYBODY DECORATE IYECORATION of business houses and residences is always appropriate on :he Fourth of July. Next Friday, July i, is to be especially notable in York, md everybody is cordially invited to :o-operate in decorations appropriate :o the unusual occasion. It I. w. JOHNSON. 8INGER SEWING M ACHINES f 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 >f all kinds at reasonable prices. Call >n or write to me at York, S. C. 12 sw 3m H. F. BAKER. TRAINING FOR NURSES pHERE are several vacancies in the A Roper Hospital Training School for Nurses. Separate Nurses' Home. Lecturers Medical College faculty. One pear high school, or its equivalent required. For circular of information, address SUPERINTENDENT OF CURSES, Roper Hospital, Charleston, 3. C. 44 6t t.f. NEW MILL LOCATION pHE following committee has been appointed to receive offers of land, about fifty acres, for a site for the Waltmore Thread Mills, the new mill just being organized, with authority to recommend purchase of same; J. A. Tate, A. Y. Cartwright, J. Frank McElwee, C. Frank Sherer and J. M. Stroup. It W. B. MOORE, Promoter. iness | IR BUSINESS rhere Is No Limit ty Do. usiness concerns is absoSystem. Your business ? i. :i iVIUlOUL 11. ur business, nor even the die, that counts; but it is lo business too small, but >tem. The Best Method. of the FIRST and the Lave a CHECKING AC-. 'W, and with the AI. RANK OF YORK s Safe Than Sorry'" | YOU WILL FD And besides bein FURNIT Ever eari'ied by a your service in e any information where the varioui dies and baskets, and everything e Fourth as pleasa I FORT We have everytl and accessoriesWE'LL BE PI House Furnish in ingr Stoves, Rang Paints, Oils, Var Ask to see t 9 clime it is a lar> || Ask us aboul b And remeinl H prices will be nni || But whetliei k pleased to have y R We'll do everytli I YORK FURN LOANS AT 6 % INTEREST - ARRANGED for on York County Farms. Long-term. (5 1-2 % through Federal Land Bank). Why not stop paying higher rates? Charges - reasonable. C. E- SPENCER, 51 Attorney. ; MOTHERS, ATTENTION 1 NO DOUBT, you have been looking for Real BOYS' PANTS, made out of Men's Wear Cloth WE HAVE THF.M Vn better can be found In the country. MEN'S BLUE SERGE SUITS? At 918.vi. IXGERSOLL WATCHES? At $1.75 to $6.50 YOUNG MEN'S Green Silk Lined Suits?the new Flare Models?At $25.00 62 Men's Cool Cloth Suits?$12.50 values?At $7.50 . RECEIVED BY EXPRESS? New line of Laces and Embroideries, i Shirt Waists, Skirts, etc. ; Visit Us the Fourth of July?Friday. Will be open until 6 p. m. MCC0WNELL6P^SCO, I YORK AUTOMO j! EXTENDS A CORDIAL |t PEOPLE OF YORK COUNTIES TO ATI nin nnorv nAino T 1Mb buuu mim i IN YORK,FRID It will be a big day thei people here and there will j | much to instruct. Come ; 11 aud tell others to come. ! | the day will be the i The Exhibits in Exhibit HallA Mammoth Automobile Para l Addresses by Governor Coopei i [ Representative of the Good B i [ ment of Agriculture. A Great York County Picnic I> bring'well filled baskets of Y i [ the world. Two Baseball Games Admissb Domestic Science Demonstrate F. B. Fishburn, the noted Ch licrc and will meet all conn Meeting of County Supervisors Banquet for Visiting Masons, Degrees, with Grand Office j i to which all are invited. ? < _ TVvlUo A L/aatC XV* A VU115 * W..MJ ?-?*v? |! DON'T FAIL TO COMI , ;! 4TH Invite Your N All Will Be Welcome on Good Roads and T1 hear other things wor | THE YORK AUTOMO iiiiimiiiiiiiiiiimiiiimiiimiiiiiiiimmiim DRESS COMFORTAB ALSO DRESS 1 'Tis true economy to ; and stylishly, if you pleas* j a prosperous man, comfoi 1 sensible man. When you consciously walk a little much better more fit. T cidedly better impression iness with or meet socially if you don't care. A big how the prosperous citize We are constantly ws partment buying and rei men. Just now we are j the summer, hot weather 1 comfortable clothing for ' be sure we are careful abc a little attention to stylesunconsciously most men v i men frown upon freaks a ble clothes of quality thai Just as right as we can n: for a fair profit and to ins This week we have rec Beach, Keep Kool Suits fc men who would be ultra i show you how good they a SHOES J. M. S 1 llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll Nl) US UN UUK JUb UN . ig ready to show you the mosi URE AND HOUSE FURN l Furniture Store in Western T very way possible. We will be desired as to the day's prog s events are to take place; take furnish you a place to rest yo :lse that we can to make your nt as possible. HE MAN WITH AN AUTOM ling you will likely need in th< -Tires, Tubes, Patches, Comer .EASED TO SHOW YOU OUI gs, Rugs, Art Squares, Sewing ;es, etc., or we'll be pleased to nishos, etc. he Electrically Driven New t or saver for the ladies, t Porch Shades, Porch Chairs a: ;er that NOW is a good time t( cli higher a little later 011. you want anything in our lir on make our store your headqi ing possible to make vour visit ITURE AND HARDWAI WE BUY SEED TX^E art paying $1.02 a bushel foi Cotton Seed, and we will take all you have to spare. 51 2t YORKVILLE COTTON OIL, CO NEW QUARTERS I BEG TO ANNOUNCE that I expect to move my Office from the quarter: it has occupied since 1900 to Room 205, on the Second Floor ol the First National Bank Building, Today and shall be pleased to have Clients, Friends or any others detaining information relating to "ALL KINDS OF GOOD INSURANCE" <Jaii on m. My Telephone Numl>er8 are: Office, R84; Residence, 77. If you call either or both and fail to get me, but some one replies, kindly give your name, and I will call you when advised. My partner, who usually answers calls on No. 77, occasionally fails to ask for name of caller, hence this request. SAM M. GRIST All Kinds of Good Insurance. BILE ASSOCIATION j INVITATION TO THE j| AND SURROUNDING ! 'END THE I i {ALLY AND PICNIC j! AY, JULY 4TH e will be a big crowd of J! be plenty to interest and J! 11 - - I 1 ana onng your inonus , > Among the features of j? -Opposite Postofflce. de, I | r, Congressman Stevenson and a J i :oads Bureau of the U. S. Depart- i 1 Inner (Everybody is requested to ] I ork County Cooking the Best in ( > on Free. J i >n in School Building, ecker Player of Columbia, will be ] i ers. i 1 and Road Supervisors, followed by Communication of ( irs in attendance, (Masons only), j i Older Ones. | 3 TO YORK ON THE j! eighbors and Friends !! i Hear the Discussions ! j leir Advantages and also ! | th while. BILE ASSOCIATION j iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii LY AND IfCII vIJLL dress well, comfortably, 3. Good clothes indicate rtable clothes indicate a are dressed well you unstraighter and you feel hen, too, you make a deon the folks you do busr. A small matter? Yes, matter if you do. Se? n dresses himself. Ltching our clothing deceiving new clothing for particularly attentive to ine we want to sell you the summer's wear. To lit qualities and pay not i ?ueuaustJ uuxisuiuuoiv uj rant to be in style?most nd oddities. It is sensit you find here. Prices? lake them. Just enough lire quality. eived quite a lot of Palm >r men?especially young Jashionable. Come, let us re. nru ottp cvv/\r>o I I *. ir4.vyv^i onvE/O IIIIIIIJIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII JULY FOURTH ; complete line of ISHINGS ork, we will be at j glad to give you gramme; tell vou care of your bunurself and do any vnsit here on the OBILE e way of supplies it, Oils, Gasoline, t FURNITURE .* HY AO r^/ vnlr _ talk to you about B romp Sewing Ma- I ad Swings. ) buy Furniture ie or not, we'll be larters on the 4th. ; pleasant. Come. IE COMPANY fall i|S t Q ; WHEN YOU v: W GOOD RO. : 0 WE COR DIALL VIS (Opposite the Po FO The Tractor with tor. Look for it. and its work ask i to the best of our i is $750.00 f. o. b.I We will also ] ANEWfl Eauinment. and \ [ course means eve - If you need 1 111 cessities and accei 1 nos: THE Y s 0 31 71 THE STAR THEATRE TODAY "THE LURE OF THE CIRCUS"? With Eddie Polo in the star role. Also an LKO Comedy, "Fools and Duels," featuring Ford Sterling, WEDNESDAY "WANTED FOR MURDER"? Featuring Elaine Hammerstein. A special feature you cannot afford to miss. Only 10 and 20 Cts- This includes war tax. THURSDAY ANTONIO MORENO? In "The Perils of Thunder Mountain." Also a Josh Binney Comedy. FRIDAY ALICE JOYCE? In "Everybody's Girl." Be sure to see this unusual feature. It is good. COMING Billie Rhodes in "The Lamb and the Lion." J. Q. Wray, Prop. PRATTS FOODS ; PRATT'S POULTRY REGULATOR? Keeps the chickens healthy and also makes the hens lay. PRATTS ANIMAL REGULATOR?Is a tine preparation for mules, horses and cattle. PRATTS HEALING OINTMENT? Will cure galls, sore shoulders, sore back on horses and mules. PRATTS WORM POWDER?Is guaranteed to take worms out of horses and mules. PRATTS COW REMEDY?Is the best remedy for cows we know. Ask Mr. Sam or. Harvey Ferguson about it. PRATTS HOG TONIC?Makes the hog eat his food, and digest his food, and grow and fatten faster. PRATTS HOG WORM POWDER? Removes the worms from hogsWe sell all of the above. YORK SUPPLY 00. Wboleaole and Retail. FOURTH OF JULY WE'LL EXPECT EVERYBODY TO ATTEND THE FOURTH OF JULY CELEBRATION IN YORK. We will be OPEN and will be glad to take care of any bundles you may want to leave, and will also have a good Hitching Lot at your disposal, with plenty of water for horses, and you can also park your Car at our place of business and they will be taken care of. Also we will be glad to give you any information desired in regard to the day's programme and attractions. Make our Store Your Meeting Place. P. S. We will have "ESSEX" Autc on exhibition and can take your order for future delivery of the famous "DODGE" Car. See us. CARROLL SUPPLY CO. THE EXHIBIT BUILDING Opposite Postofflce Will be open from 9 o'clock on the morning of the Fourth, until n P Tif g\t fhnf HftV. Among the many interesting exhibits will be that of Messrs. SMITH & KLUTTZ The Engineers of the street work now being done in the town of York. This exhibit will show all the various kinds of roads, the materials from which they are constructed, the different grades of soil suitable for top dressing, the manner of draining roads and all facts pertaining to sand-clay and permanent road construction. This exhibit [ will be in charge of a Competent Engineer, who will give demonstrations I and explain the work. No road overseer in York county can afford to miss this exhibit. YORK AUTO ASSO. J. C. WILBORN S1lte York, - S. C. 92 1-2 Acres H. P. Stowe farm, near Bethel church and school. Price, [ $42.50 per acre. 249 1-4 Acres J. L. Currence farm, I in York countv: 10 miles of Gastonia; | 8 miles of Belmont. One nice dwelling house, 6 rooms, running water in the house; 150 acres in cultivation; 3 good tenant houses, fine condition, 3 I and 4 rooms. Produced in one year; 400 bushels oats, at $1 bushel, $400; 800 bushels corn at $2.25 per bushel, $1,800; 51 bales of cotton at $150 per bale, $7,650; cotton seed at $1 per bushel, $1,530; fodder, hay and alfalfa, $2,000. Total income for one year, $13,380. Has two large barns, and at least 200,000 feet saw timber- Price for all $15,090. 930 1-2 Acres Three miles Hickory Grove; 200 acres river bottom, on Broad river and tributaries, very fine, productive land; about 400 acres in cultivation, about 300 acres in woods. Balance not In cultivation, pasture and so on. One 7-room dwelling and five tenant houses, containing 3, 4 and 5 rooms in each. Price for the whole 930 1-2 acres, $20,100.50. Less than $22.00 per acre. J. C. WILBORN ^JREAL ESTATE W See The ""IJnqulrer Of floe for al kinds of Oommt^tigl Stationery of thi better kinds. ii "re" ir YES, Be SURE ISIT YORK FOR THE FOU1 ADS RALLY AND BASKET Y INVITE YOU TO MAKE I ITT TTTP PYTTTUTT PTTTT/nT stoffice) and see our exhibit of t iRDSON TRACTO the Universal word "FORDSO' Anything you want to know ab is. We '11 be pleased to give you ability. The price of the FORDS )etroit, Mich. have on exhibition in the Exhibii 10DE FORD, WITH SELF S ve want all interested in Ford a rybody) to see this New Model 1 ?ires, Tubes, Oils, Greases, Gaso 3sories for your car call on us at < IX, WEST JEFFERSON STR] ORK MOTOR CA . L. COURTNEY, Proprietor I IEEE lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll j INGERSOLL WAT | We have just received a go | Watches. Priced from 1 J. E. Briton, Prop. CITY PH Z. "THE SERVICE DT Tiaiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiriiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiii | DONT MISS THE E | WHEN YOU COME TO 1 | "THE DAY OF THE BI( ? BASKET PICNIC, B] I THE EXHIBIT BUI] Postoffice Open after 9 Here you will find inte following individuals and 3 YORK FURNITUR YORKHARDWAR YORK MOTOR CAJ S. L. COURTNEY, :: CARROLL SUPPL Jf HART GROCERY ( kirkpatrick-b: SMITH & KLUTTZ J And others. i WALK IN YOU ARE % THE YORK AT TOMO] ?*,XKK^K"XmXKKmX,,X,,XmX"W"Xh^ I WE'RE LOOKING FOR ! I Everybody else will be here ;; well come along and join tt ;: only one left if you stay a 7 who's here, and when you < ||; cordially invite you to mak | YORK DRU< 1!' Your headquarters. Me 3t ' 7 them where you'll be and i I store and if there is anythir > t to your pleasure or your c< ! we are at your command fi $ at night that's a good pa ? ing of service to our friem f want to make your visit hex | just as pleasant as it can b ]F Again we invite you to X Roads Rally and Basket I i ? York Drug Store your HE. j THE YORK Dl j X~X~XK"X~X~X~X~X~X~X~X"X~X** ! KIRKPATRICK-BELK j SUMMER SUITS ^ W/\%TT\TIT>T1TTT 1 j. wununnx uuj I AND SMARTGET IN ONE BEACH, COO MOHAIR SH < LAUGH, summe] :: * + 1 i It straw hats PRICED AT $4. KIRKPATRICK-BJ ^ | SELLS 1a' FOR 3| IIbI E i / ITH OF JULY C PICNIC L r A POINT TO II NG II on the radiaout the Fordson full information CONTRACTOR t Building TARTER | ars (and that of ford. 11 j line or other ne- j j our Garage SET. j r> rn I .IV \JV7. |J E if===]l luiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii CHES-$1.75UP. [ ?od supply of Ingersoll 5 $1.75 to $7.00 Each. ^ ARMACY Clover, S. C | UJG STORE" i iiiiiiiiiuiimimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiim" HIT BUILDING I fORK ON JULY 4TH, 1 } ROAD RALLY AND f E SURE TO VISIT | liDING?Opposite the ;; .00A.M. :: resting exhibits by the ; firms: . j; ;E & HARDWARE CO. I ;E COMPANY, o Et COMPANY, o YCO., (J. H. Carroll), JO., Wholesale, ELK CO. | !, Engineers, v ?i QUITE WELCOME, f 3ILE ASSOCIATION jj YOU ON THE 4TH I } and you might just as ? ie crowd?you'll be the 4 t home?Come and see & come we want you ana g e the j; * STORE > 4 > your friends here tell . !; ;hey'11 meet you at this ig that we can do to add 31 )mfort, just ask us and ) I om early mom till late !I rt of our business be- o is and patrons and we e on the Fourth of July e. come to the Big Good % ^cnic ^nd to make the ? ADQUARTERS. | t?G STORE | V COMPANY'S r tt nr\r\T ? UI U i , I OF OUR PALM ;; ?L CLOTH OR ;; ITS AND J; AlTTHE i fc'S HEAT. < * ;;! LOW SHOES i; 98 TO $19.95 j ELK COMPANY | ; LESS I f ABOUT GROCERIES Ladles and Gentlemen: A word with you about Groceries. When you buy Groceries for your table you want the Best In Qaullty and the Most for your money. My constant attention Is given to Groceries and I believe that I can make It to you * interest to become a REGULAR CUSTOMER at this store. All sorts of Foodstuffs are gradually advancing. Take my advice and buy freely of the goods quoted here: f ' \ FRESH VEGETABLES Always in stock. Everything sold at a. 1 ivvo vvumoiciik wiui qucLinj. Potato Slips Let your orders oome now for Potato Slips $2-60 per 1,00? delivered. Orders tilled In S to 5 days or Sloney refunded. J. D. HOPE, Sharon, S. 0. JUST RECEIVED A SHIPMENT OF HIGH POINT BUGGIES These are High Qrads Buggies long and easy riding End Springe, Leather Trimmed, Aubber Tired, Handy Top, Paint finished like a piano. Come and let us show them to you. 1 M CARROLL BROTHERS COME and let us show you an EMERSON Mowing Machine. SEE US for a CHEVROLET Car before they are all sold. 17-YEAR LOCUSTS The government has sent out warnin am tn nil owners of fruit trMa. to tht effect that the Locuat will be worse this year than It has ever been before and advises SPRAYING of all fruit trees. We are ready for you here we have Lime and Sulphur, Arsenate of Lead, Paris Green, Bordeaux, etc. Have these In Dry Powder form easily dissolved In water, so you can make your Spray Solution as needed. Ail successful gardeners SPRAY their tomato, bean and cabbage plants and Irish potatoes It Insures better crops. IT Don't forget If you Leed Glasses we do the work acie iflcally and satisfactorily. Shieder-Snelling Drug Oo. SEED IRISH POTATOES I have the Green Mountain Seed Irish Potatoes suitable for a Fall crop, in stock. LOUIS ROTH 1 RAPINF TIRFc,-Tires of luivuiu iuua/ Quality Are the tires that will carry you there and back and hen some. Every RACINE Tire Is Guaranteed for 5,000 miles of service- Let us supply you. FORD PARTS, ETC. A new departure for us, but we sure have them and can supply almost any desired part See us for what you may need. Also see us for Jacks, Horns, Pumps, and almost anything else In the way of Automobile Accessories you may need. And say, don't forget the RACINE Tires that we sell?they are good tires ?they'll give you good service?they MUST?They're Guaranteed to do Just that Try one when next you need a tire or set of tires. G. W. WHITESIDES & CO. ICE TEA TIME YES, to be sure we have the TEA? the very best to be had and the very best for making Iced tea?one of the most delightful and refreshing of all table beverages. We can Just please your taste for tea. COFFEESYES, Coffees are somewhat higher * *t- ~K..+ tt'a tn man a lew uuums ngu, um. mo...? v be expected. But we have Just as food Coffees as you have ever bought and as good Coffees as you can 1 uy anywhere. Our Peaberry Coffee is pleasing just lots of coffee drinkers. Suppose you try a few pounds of it VEGETABLES NO, we don't have all kinds at all times; but we do have all kinds that we can get all the time. Try us for what you want when you want it Don't forget MELROSE Flour that is, of course, if you want the BEST. she bee & quinn Fl ftRFNfF automatic 1 LUIVLllLL OIL STOVES Easily the Beet on the market It is efficient and economical. See us for Water Coolers. PEANTJT MEAL FOR HOGS Just makes them grow. Also see us for MILL FEED. HORSE FEED. FEED OATS, CHICKEN FEED. FARMERS HARDWARE & SUPPLY CO. Merchandise That Makes Friends Service That Keeps Them. PALATE TICKLERS People will eat most of them are of opinion that they must eat to live a few think they live to eat both believe in having good things to eat and that's my long suit and we wear It all the time. We are constantly on our Job of having good things for your table because we know you don't want anything that is not good. Our newest arrivals inciuui Syrups Peaches, White Cherries, and Welsh Qrapelade something new. Premier and Durkees' Salad Dressing Just as good as can be. Dill Pickles, Beechnut Catsup, H. J. Heinz's Pickles, Pork and Beans, Cantaloupe, Cakes. Chip Beef In Glass and Tin. Print Butter, Cranberry Sauce. Oranges and Lemons. Snap Beans expected TODAY. W. E. FERGUSON J . ?