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| WHEN YOU HAV1
E The question arises, "HOW 8IIAL
5 1 etter way than In a CERTIFIC.
5 Interest a_t the RATE OF FCUR P
~ No Bank ,couM be SAFER tha
| RESOURCES. CAPITAL and SUI
2 -able directorate and management.
E WE CONSIDER THE SMALL
? To .a much careful attention as is
? THE LOAN AND
5 ' -THE BANK FDJ
>?''mMMHMHtinHimmiiiiinniimnn
THIS BAKK WILL PAT
96.00 IN GOLD
To the artier of the. FIRST BALE of
New Cotton on the Clover murket this
season.
The record for the past ten years Is
as follows: .
Sept 3. 1909?S. J. Clinton.
Sept 12, 1910^Erneat.Partlow.
August 23. 1911?Arthur L- Black.
Sept 6. 1912?E. A. McCarter.
Aug. 27, 1913?S. J. Clinton.
Aug. 22, 1914?J. E. Beamguard.
Sept 9, 1915?J. H. & J. P. Adams.
Sept 1. 1916?W. A. Cook.
Sept 12, 1917?W. A. Cook.
Aug. 31, 1918?W. A. Cook.
To anv one who duplicates the rec
ord of Mr- Cook an extra $5.00 in Gold
will be given.
The Bank of Clover
JAS. A. PAGE. Caehier.
CLOVER. S. C.
fr^NOT^YOuT
rrs
rw*F Mmm to ae fMnitir ef p?rA
tin lt> of the Ule affliotlag
jwjle ^todiy eaa be tnool took to
Ske Mfacje are the aeet laportut
aapaaa ef the body. They are the
loo eta, the >arbHpre, ef year blood.
THoei tbim to anally taOoatod by
weartaaoe, eieeg leaemee. aerroaene?.
davoodeaoy. backache, eteiaaob trouapato
la labae and iyrw abdwnon,
tgffia ..
AM thane lewageiaeala are. aatore'o
toieele J? warn yea that the kldaeya
?d beljk Tea dbenU are GOLD
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bmoco crop had been ct
in the barns, the plant
the river would forei
Strobridge place, thenc
fox hunt of the eeaaon.
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i, I INVEST IT?" There is no =
A.TE OF DEPOSIT which bears Sj1
ER CENT. jjj
n this Strong Eank with its large 2
IPLUS and its conservative and E
DEPOSITOR IS ENTITLED ?
the larger one. ~
SAVINGS BANK 1
t THE PEOPLE 5
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BM0F^koJIove
'
HICKORY GROVE, 8. 0.
We Invite your business and .
assure you that every courtesy
and accommodatioo consistent
with good banking will be
granted
-J. S. WTLKERSON, Pres.
W. 8. WTLKERSON, Vice Pres.
L. M. ALLISON, Cashier,
J. L. PLAXICO, Asst. Cashier.
Bank of Hickory Grove
HICKORY GROVE. 8. C.
HEART
i YOUR KIDNEYS
dlatoly. Ths soothing, healing oil stimulates
tk* kidneys, relieves lnflammatloas
and destroys ths gurms which
havu oaussd it Do not wait until tomorrow.
Qo to your druggist today and
insist on QOU> MEDAL Haarlem OU
Capsules. la twsaty-four hours you
should foal health aad vigor returning
aad will Mass ths day you first heard
of GOLD MEDAL Haarlem OIL
After you fosl that yo_ have cured
yourself, continue to take ode or two
oapsulee each day, as a*-t? keep in
Urst-fltaas condition ?M watd off the
daagor of other attacks.
Ask far ths eHglaal imported OOLD
MEDAL brand. Three aiiu Money refunded
ft they do not help you.
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CigaretteTcfoacco
' autumn, after the to
irod, and packed away
o a< vui uy uiivj uwvtm
father, usually at the
e to set out on the tint
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rly Virginia, page 343.
irginia-Carolii
Still holds
W"
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became "th
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sieauuy m \
In 1918,
times mor<
smoked in c
tobaccos coi
of this suna
crisp, livel
or mixed tol
Piedmor
Virginia-Ca
TheVirginii
edi
Date of Sale Owner
Aug 31,1918 -.C. O. Dixon, Esq..
Sept. 10, 1918..H. N. Singletary,Esq
I Sept. 11, 1918 ..Durant,Horton&Flo
Sept 13, 1918 ..Mrs, Mary J. Harrel
Sept. 14, 1918 __J. D Coker, Esq.
Oct. 1, 1918 F. L & John Wilco:
Oct. 9,1918. W T. Wilkini, Esq
No?. 19, 1918..York Real Estate Co
May 7,1919 Catawba Real Estate <
If we can sell property satisfactorily f<
dorse meat letters testify to that fact,
sell your land to advantage? In 1918
and Six Hundred and Eighty* Eight A
Owr Five Mil
I We are completely equipped n
j experts, accurate surveyers, en<
Write today for booklet explaii
Farm Lands Ou
?Te
Atlantic Coast R
"Th* Nam That Jastifha Yoi
Petersburg, Va. Gree
Reference: Any bank in Petersburg, Va.
tiA toharrn
the world's;
EN, in 1587, the tobacc
low as Virginia-Carolin
as introduced intoEnglanc
e rage'\ Since then it 1
>opularity all over the w(
in the United States i
3 Virginia-Carolina tob
igarettes than all the fore
Tibined That's because ;
-ripened home-grown tc
ly relish that no cigarette
baccos can match.
its?made entirely of
rolina?will prove this tc
i" Carolina
i
no:
NOTE?Virginia-Carolina tob
U. S. A. Unlike foreign-grow
Import doty. Import duty doe
better?it merely adds to its ci
better value because all your m
4
jjjgjjM
South Carolina farms call be
\ sold to better advantage now
k\ than ever before. Crop values
l\ in 1918 increased Ninety Mfl1\
lion Dollars. Money is plenSMI
tiful. There is a demand for
II small farms By subdividing
Ml your farm or idle land we can
7 sell it at auction for you quickly
and profitably. Note the
prices brought by these South
Carolina Farms sold through
us.
Location Aa't StU F?
...Near Mulling, S. C. >42,999.16
n r -l. n:*., s r 72i.tt
yd " Manning, S C 33,294.62
1.. " Darlington, S. C. 25,134 56
... " Hartsville S. C 10,116 20
t.. " Timmonaville,S.C.- 71,589 85
... " Kingstree, S. C. 19,206 72
... York, S C 11,331 25
:o Rock Hill, S C 17,500 00
)r the other fellow, and hundreds of endosen't
it stand to reason that we can
our total sales of Ninety-Seven Thous.cres
of Farm Land amounted to
llion DoDars
rjth an efficient corps of publicity
rrgetic auctioneers and sales force,
oing our methods r
Specialty
rritory Unlimited
ealty Co.
i r Confidence"
inville, N. C.
or Greenville, N. C.
r
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favor
o that we
a tobacco
i, it quickly
las gained
)rl& v s J
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alone, five
acco was
ign-grown
a cigarette
)bacco has
i of foreign
choicest
> you.
garette
Ill
acco is grown here in the
rn tobaccos, it carries no
sn't m*?e a cigarette any
wt Piedmonts give yoo
oney buys tobacco qualify?
V
Stomach
, Out ot Fix?
I I
'Phone your grocer or
druggist for a dozen bottles
of this delicious digestant,?a glass
with meals gives delightful relief, or
no charge for the first dozen used
Shtvar Ale
PURE DIGESTIVE AROMATICS WITH
euiuib uiucbai wiATrw sun eiwrra
Nothing like it for renovating old
worn-out stomach*, converting food
into rich blood and sound fWi.
Bottled and guaranteed by the celebrated
Shivar Mineral Spring, Shelton,
S. C If your regular dealer
cannot supply you telephone
YORK WHOLESALE GBOC.,
Distributors for York.
III GOOD HOUSES AT LOW
COST. WHY? ? ? ? ?
11 BECAUSE?We do a large
11 amount of work with Special
11 Modern Machinery instead of
[ I by hand, and building In large
11 quantities as we do, we ellml11
nate the expenses of plans and
j I specifications.
IJ BECAUSE?We get lumber
11 from the Forest, and other
] I supplies in carlots, and we are
11 satisfied with a Reasonable
I Profit
II YOU CAN HAVE A HOME
RIGHT NOW ! ! !
11 We make a variety of sizes
11 and styles of ready to put up
|| houses at prices from $200.00
II PWrlte or 'phone us for our
I illustrated free Catalogue, or
HI Come to SEE US.
DIXIE HOUSE CO.,
! I I CHARLESTON. 8. C.
II1- 'II
The next time
you buy calomel
ask for
es
J
.
*
Hie purified and refined
, calomel tablets that are
] nausea]ess, safe and sure.
L Medicinal virtues retain.
- ed and' impBbved. Sold
t- only in sealed packages.
f Price 35cT^
If .
| I 1 _
Buist's
k k **
j Turnip Seed
i *'
We have the following varieties of
the celebrated BUIST Turnip Seed:
? Yellow Globe, Red Purple Top,
Aberdeen, Flat Dutch,
Cow Horn, White Egg,
Golden Ball.
I
f
I CLOVEE DRUG STORE
R. L. WYLIE, Proprietor
r Phone No. 2 Clover, 8. C.
t
' PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
_
J. J. GLENN, M. DIn
office formerly occupied by the
. late Dr. W. G. White, next to Shieder(
Snelling Drug Store.
Telephone No. 36.
65 f.t. z 4t
P. W. HUNTER M. D.
t. Office in Up Stairs of Kennedy Bros.
A. Barron Building.
p For present can be found upon lnr
quiry at Shieder-Snelling Drug Com?
pany. Telephone 36.
f- 4t
J. A. MARION ?
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT
LAW
Office opposite the Courthouse.
Telephone N'o. 126, York Exchange.
YORK. S. C..
Y
JOHN R. HART
' ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR
AI LAW.
Prompt and Careful Attention to AM
Business Undertaken.
Telephone No. 69. YORK, 8. C
76 f.t It
J. S. BRICE
Attorney At Law.
Prompt Attention to all Jtgal
Business of Whatever Nature.
Office Opposite Courthouse.
DR. WNI. M. KENNEDY
? iwvmij niihHniM ?
Office on Second Floor of the Wylie
Building.
Telephones: Office. 99; Residence, 196,
The Enquirer Office.
LOANS AT 6 % INTEREST
A RRANQED 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,
61 Attorney.
MONEY TO LOAN
A T Seven Per Cent on First Mortgage
on approved Real Estate.
THOS. F- McDOW,
84 f. t tf
id.
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? No! "Auto^Tn
Narrow Ti
In talking with one of our
die Studebaker "auto" trs
1
uncovered a surpnsing n<
That notion?in his mind a firm b
; track wagons are the northern r
He was far from the actual facts
is neither narrow nor wide trqck.
standardized width, developed tc
made by automobiles ? every on
track 56 inches wide.
When standardization was first
wagon manufacturers of both the
it was recognized that the const
ber of automobiles were making, i
make, die tracks on practically eve
-
These manufacturers foresaw the
wagons to fit this track. They
wagon users of being able to folk
. bumping, but running easily a]
established tracks, affording long
doing away with thp strain impo
a wagon that would not fit the r<
Come in and examine our Stu<
9 wagons. Have us show you b]
?in case you, too, have had tl
"auto" track is not narrow track.
you so fair am
y ing as it is delightful e\
ft's never too late to i
| I pasture 1 For, P. A.
?i * 11J? 'J^il! c tnharen fun than vou
: That's because it ha
WM $?Wk ? Quick as you- know
111 WM it ^at no*
|||| m^W m And, it never willI
Jm cuts out bite and parch
T?ppy rod bag*, tidy rod
^sVlSk ' humidor??and?that clovor
r ! tponge moiatener top that i
R. J. Reynolds Tobacc
| YORKVILLE COHON OIL COMPA
I OUR FLOUR MILL has just been thoroug
overhauled for the 1919 season and
Straight Patent Flour we are making is un
celled as to quality or yield. It is no use tc
elsewhere in search of quicker or better s
vice.
WE HAVE COTTON SEED HULLS
For Sale at $12 per ton, Cash, at the Mill.
WE ARE HANDLING Domestic, Steam <
Forge Coals of the Best grades obtainable;
we are giving prompt attention to all order
WE HAVE COTTON SEED MEAL for feed
purposes.
TTTTTiiniTTTin Tm TO 1WTT1AT TT?11Q f Tr>? Fl<
i | WH?j XJElXjIt XX XO lujjrxu, xiinioj vvuaj iwj ?
; Meal or anything else in our line, our f
consideration is that our friends and cust<
ers must not be disappointed in the sen
they receive.
YORKVUE COTTON OIL COMPA
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customers aDout ?
ack wagons, we
jtion of his:
elief?was that "auto"
larrow track wagons. > ^
\t because "auto" track ^
"Auto" track is a
> (it the tracks or ruts
ie of which makes a
t considered by the
i south and the north,
antly increasing num- -r~
ind would continue to fl
ay road in the country. 1
\ necessity of building
saw the advantage to \
>w such roads without \
nd smoothly in die
t %
er wagon service and m
sed on horses pulling I
Dads.
::
Jebaker "auto" track
BM/',$ ' I
1 1
ne wrong idea?that
BROS.
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'OU can t help cutting loose Jojrt*
remarks every time you flush your /
lokespot with Prince Albert?it hit? *
i square. It's a scuttle full of jimmy *\M
ette makin's sunshine and as satisfy-.
rery hour of the twenty-four 1
hop into the Prince Albert pleasureis
trigger-ready to give you more
? ? - ?
ever naa in your smoicecareer.
s the quality.
Prince Albert youH write it down .
your tongue or parch your throat
For, our exclusive patented process
. Try it for what ails your tongue!
tins, handsome pound and half pound tin
, practical pound crystal glass humidor with
keeps the tobacco in such perfect condition.
o Company, Winston-Salem, N. C
(Id it i r ir
wt I D U 1 1/ A
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| I AND
S ji OAKLAND
iex- !;
'g?? i AUTOMOBILES
j, m
|! Place orders now for future
|! delivery,
and |QUINN WALLACE
r* /I ill ^
aim y
8 ! i CABBAGE PLANTS NOW READY f H
ing Charleston Wakefield, Saowtai,
Dram Head and flat Dutch Yarieties.
H
Also Oollard Plants
)Ur, I By Express? .
j i BOO for 11.19
1Ii5L i 1,000 to 5,000, per 1,000 1.15 m *
DIT1- I 1 M00 t0 10,000, per 1,000 1.00
I ' 10,000, or over, per 1,000 1.71
ince I ; By Parcel Poet?
] i 100 for I .10
i 500 for 1.11
i [ 1.000 for ; ?, 4.00
i Cash With Order. Supply of Plants Is
UV i , Limited. Nothing Shipped C, O. D. ^
111 ! N. H. BUTCH, jr.
i | Henderaonville, North OaroHna
i ; 63 Main Street M
i&frtwZ "Cabbage Plants aB the Year Rood" ^
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