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fecial polices. ^ For the Forward Movement. Hon. J. S. Bricc will speak next h Sabbath in the Clover A. R. P. church y at 11 a. m.. and in Crowder's Creek a A. R. P. church at 3 p. m. ? ja , W. P. Grier, Pastor. ^ U At Cannon Mill Preaching 'at Cannon - Mill Chapel, ' Sundav evening: at 7 o'clock by Rev. f, J. E. Mahaffey. . < Union, Enon and Clover. ,.. ^ Union?Bible school at 10.30 a. m. jt Preaching at U. Enon?3lble school 0 1 1A * m v\e/\nnVll(i(S. ft t A T\ m flirts T1 ?l O.wv \f. III.) |/IVUVII^Ift wv ^ 1^. Mit w?v J-| ver?Bible school at 10 a. m. Preach- b, ing at 8 p. m. ... rr O. L. Jones, Pastor. . ir? rr^ K Beersheba and Raroah. c Beersheba?Sunday school at 10 a. y, m. Preaching at 11. Christian Endea- h | vor society at 4.30 p. m. Ramah-'-fiunday school at 2 p. m. Preaching at 3 jr o'clock. N J. L. Yandell, Pastor. ; x " vy ? At Philadelphia, .... jc ^ Preaching at F^iiiadelphia Shnday, C afternoon at 4 o'clock. s< J. E. .Mahaffey. Pastor. si ?; tt ' Clover Circuit. w New Zion?Sunday school'at 10 a. m. C Preaching at 11.- , King's Mt. Chapel? Sunday school at 2.30. Preaching at O 3.30. St. Paul?Sunday school at G?30 ,T< I?. m. Preaching at .7.30. B H. A. Whitten. Pastor. w ? M ? Important Notice. . b< In order that there may be no delay J5 In the publication hour of Tho York- j,n vlljc Enquirer, all patrons of our ad- fr vertlsing oolumns are,, advised that copy for contract advertisements must ^ - lie In this office by 1 a'clock on the day ? previous to publication to.ensure pub-. lication in the issue following. The time limif is Monday and Thursday at y 1 p. m. Copy for transient advert.is- i' ing, copy of an-Inch ur less will be re- v celved up to noon Tuesday and Frl- vl day. v In the case of copy to occupy a c" 0 quarter of a'page or moro the earlier .e the copy is filed, tho surer it is to re I ceivo pompi inscruon. L. M. Grist's Sons. : - 31-Piece Dinner Sals . 1 s Tho 31-piece dinner-sets wo are of- 1. fering for fifteen paid subscribers to The Yorkville Eh??rulrer, is a premium ft, well wortl^ anybody's while. It is easy J to get now, either J>y paylnfe for.the re- J newal of fifteen' present subscriptions or getting up fifteen new subscribers-' I ' i A i ~ i mm S C ^ Applicants are wanted for positions 7* , as enumerators for-the census- T1 The work will be for the month of -B. January, 1920 and! pay will be from M flvo to six dollars per day. Te^ts as to ar handwriting and neatness Will be held M on or about the ftro'.df November In M I each county of the tflfth District Av- Xf " crage of 20 men will.be needed In each o county. Communicate at once with the w Supervisor of Census, S. X?. Carter, ? Chfester, S. C. He will send you all the information necessary and ypu must W get your application in by October s_; 26th. Men and women both eligible, ~ from seventeen to seventy. 84 Ct F< Hill's Iron Works Corejnonies. _ Because of the heavy rain of Wed- R I nosday night, the impassible loads and the present threatening weather, 0 the programme of today in'connection with the nermanent marking of the ? site of Hill's Old Iron Works, has been F< ?transferred from Hand's Mill, (originally contemplated) to the Court House In York, beginning at 11 a. m., except the picnic dinner which will be spread in the Dining Hall of tho Mc- ? f Neel Memorial. Otherwise? the pro- L? gramme will be as previously published. the exercises beginning at 11 a. in., , and including addresses by Dr. D. TL Hill of Raleigh, N. C., and Dr. Lec Davis Lodge of GaiTney. Tho public generally and Confederate Veterans FV especially are invited. Miss Annis O'Leary, Regent King'q? Mountain Chapter, D. A.. R. Mra. W.\ H. Herndon. > President,. Winnis Davis Chapter, M U. D. C. * ANSWER THE CALL York People Have Found That This ^ is Necessary. A cold, a strain, a sudden wrench, A little cause, n^y.hurt the kid- W neys. Spells of backache often follow, Or some irregularity of -tjhe urine. A splendid remedy tor sucn aiiacas, A medicine that has satisfied thou- sands . . W Is Doan's KidnesNjMUs, a social ' kidney remedy. Many York people rely on it. Here is York proof. Ask your neighbor! Mrs. J. W. Quinn. 14 Cleveland Ave.. T pays: "Quite a few years ago I had a slight attack of kidney trouble and V at times this complaint caused me no little annoyance. My head would ache badly and I would be dizzy and nervous. I heard a great deal about Doan's . Kidney Pills, so I'started to take them. I must say Doan's greatly relieved me of all that trouble." ? Price 60c, at all dealers. Don't ? simply ask for a kidney remedy?get * Doan's Kidney Pills?the same thatt t Mrs. Quinn had. Foster-MMburn Co., * \ Manufacturers. Buffalo, N. Y. t< C Rhoda Royal Circus Coming to Town. ~ Call all the others what you will, when all is said and told and retold, J there i3 but one great circus which is in every particular and detail the great- S| est and grandest of the world's entire N circuses, and that is Rhoda Royal's ir Circus and Old Buffalo Wild West p Show, which are coming to York, on Tuesday, October 28. There will be bi bare back riding such as you never o; rsavv before, hurdle races, aerial acts, p grand gymnastics, tumbling, vaulting, leaping, polo balancing, trick and fancy riding acts, and many special features not usually included in a circus programme. Among the special fea- turcs are the Hoyal Herd of Perfuming Elephants, the Flea Circus, Madaine be Blanch, the strongest woman 1 in the world, the lady that rode 5,000 g miles on,a camel through the deserts; ^ Prof. White's troup of Trained Horses, |r Dogs, Ponies,. Donkeys and there will p he funny clowns galore, and sixty regular circus performers, two bands pf cj music to keep your mind in a pleasant mood, and be sure to see the free exhibitions on the show grounds at 1 and 7 p. m. Performances start at 2 r and 8 p. m., rain or shine under water proof tents. (jThc fl'oiton ^ 4 Thursday, October 23. 1919. Cotton Seed Sharon 36 $1 13 Clover V r-35i ? 1 15 a: Filbert .1.35$ 1 12J Rock Hill 36} 1 15 r; Tirzah 35' 1 15 Yorkvillo ... ..3r,1, 1 15 r< New York 36 f.0 fi New Orleans 36 38 li OBITUARY DIED?In Los Angeles, Cnl., Inst reek following a long period" of ill ealth, ARTHUR H. HILL, nged 37 oars, son of the late Wade H. Hill nd Auclnda Blankenshlp Hill. Interlent was In Flint Hill cemetery, Fort 111) township on Tuesday following jneral services conducted by Rev. J. L Smith. D1EI>?At the home of Mr. W. M. arothers In the India Hook section int Tuesday evening, following a rief Illness with pneumonia^ Miss XXi-EIt of Colleton county, .a teacher i the India Hook school. The parents f the young woman arrived at. India fook on Wednesday and carried the ody of their daughter home for interlent. . DIED?At Chinklang, China. Octocr 13. Rev. WILLIAM ELWIN ROCKER, for the past twenty-five ears a missionary representing the road River BaptiBt association. The eceascd missionary was well known 1 this section. He was a native of orth Carolina, having beei), born in incoln county about 52 years ago. He as a graduate of Wake Forest Col!^e. piracbed a year in eastern North aroiina. and then went to the Baptist >minary in Louisville, Ky., where he jent two years, leaving there to go to jc foreign field. He is survived by his idow and three children who are in hina. DIED?At her home in Rock Hill, ctohor 21, of paralysis, Mrs. MARY DHNSON BIGCJEIt, wife of Dr. I. A. igger; aged .52 years. The deceased as the daughter ,,of Da.vid N. andart'ha Thompson Johnston and was jrn in Bethel township, December 2, 167.. She was married to Dr. Bigger i 1888 and with her husband moved om Bethel to Rock Hill in 1906. Debased is survived by her husband and ro sons. Messrs. David and Isaac igger and -three daughters, Misses lary, Rosa and Helen Bigger. Her Lther, Mr. David M. Johnston of ethel township and two sisters, Mrs. >bn Campbell of Tirzah and Mrs. harles .Tricp of Charlotte, also surve. The .interment was in Be|hel imctery- j HYMENEAL . . * l - y . , MARRIED?In Rock Hill, October tJ?,. c W r-., nrrrr Mtuu M a ucr . 'cKNIGHT of Rock" HilT To Mi" LONZO HUSKINS of Marion, N. C. lie bride is a daughter of Mr. C. M. eKnight of Rock Hill and a sister of .rs. R, T. Bcamgiiard of Yorkville. MARRIED?At the. Methodist par inagein Clovor, Tuesday evening at o'clock, October 21, Mr. G. FRED ROMAS of Filbert to Miss KATIE BROWN of the Beersheba scfction. r. Thomas is the eldest son of Mr. id Mrs. S. W. Thomas of Filbert and iss Bbown the daughter of Mr. and rs. W. G. Brown ol.Beersheba. The lung couple left Thursday for Toledo, hio where Mr. Thomas is employed Ith an automobile concern. IISCELLANEOUS WANTS. or Salo?One fresh Guernsey cow. See Mrs. Mamie Owen, Church street, York, S. C. 84 2t* ipley Wheat?For seed, clean and pure, at per bushel at my home, York R. F. D. No. 3. B. C. Carson. . 84 t. f. ft* or Sale?Old'.reliable upright Mathushek piano, in perfect condition and tune, will be sold at an attractive bargain. See or write Paul G McCorklc, York, S. C. 85 f.t. 3t* a?t?Solid blue hound dog with white tip on tail, thin hair on back. Answers to "Blue." Will pay reasonable reward for information. J. S. Riddle, No. 2, Clover 85 2t u, or Sale?Slightly used Dort Touring car almost as good as new. Price Caa tma n f m \r an ro Cn roo r r\t 1 !?>**(, uvu IUU UV lltj OUI UQV, 1 VU> V4 Carroll Bros-'s store. W. M. Crerighton. 83 3t? y Business?Is electrical wiring and Installing all kinds of electrical apparatus. I guarantee satisfactory service at reasonable charges. O. II. Farls, York, S. C. 70 t.f. tf ? Te want to buy?All the eggs you have at the highest market price. Bring them in now. R. D. Dorsett. 'anted to Buy?A few first class fresh. Jersey and Guernsey milk cows or heavy springers. See me or 'phone Ko. 66." H. E. Ferguson, York, S. C. 78 tf 'anted?rHogs, chickens, butter and eggs shipped to onr market at 1115 East 7th street, Charlotte. We pay highest market prices ahd they will net you more than your. local market, aftr?* deducting express charges, ry us. Stewart Bros. 84 t. f 3t? >'nnted?All our friends who expect to make clubs for The Enquirer to drop us a card giving their names and addresses for publication for the benefit of thei^- neighbors and friends who wane 10 suoscriue. ju. m. urmia Sons. 84 tf FAIR WARNING. IERSONS hunting squirrels or other game on ray lands will be prosecu:d to the full extent of the law. J. F. ARSON, York No. 3. 85 f.t. 3t# SCHOOL TAX ELECTION JOTICE is hereby given that an election' will be held in Beersheba rhool District, X<y 1?, on Saturday, lovember 8, 1919, on the question ot icreasing the local levy for School urposos to eight mills on the dollar. The election will be held at Beershea school hpuse and the polls will Pen at 7 o'clock a. in., and close at 4 . m. H. B. McDANIEL. A. E. BURNS. ' J. Lu HEMPHILL, 85 { 2t Trustees. SCHOOL TAX ELECTION , JOTICE is hereby given that an election will be held in Tirzah chool District No. 35. on Saturday, .'ovember 8, 1919, on the question of tcreasing the local levy for school urposes to eight mills on the dollar. The polls will open at 7 a. m., and lose at 4 o'clock p- m. W. E. GETTYS, * R. R. OATE8, . A. J. BERRY. S3 f 2t Trustees. TRACT I EltS' M KITTING. HHE white teachers of the county are hereby called to meet in the Court ouse at York, on Saturday, November st at 10.30 a. m. Among the matters to be considered re the following: First?Re-organization of the county ssociat !on. Second -Election of two special deleates to the State Association. Third?The teachers' part in the enarcement of the attendance law. ne session onlv?luncheon not to ho irnished. JOHN E. CARROLL, t Superintendent of Education. YORK, TUESP THE ONLY CIRCUS THA Plinrlo Pi) iinuua i\u , * ? * i TRAINED WILD ANIMA] BUFFALO1 A Historical, Ethnological GREATER, XOBLKR. AND GI ENLARGED AND RECON F02 11 ii . . . *' .; v : I i \\;vi\*xu See Royal's Famous Her ^BTio Have Delfehtcd the Hd THE MILITARY HORSE PICTUft3?SQU? Introducing the Famous 1 /'FRONTIER DAYS"?A ( , WILD WEST! Famous Hough Itkfers, Daring Cow, Throwers, Cliampion 1 PROF. WHITE'S Famous Dogs, Goats, Ponies and ing -)Mi!ile.' ". ,. - ' 10?FUNNY CLOWNS, AE AND I t 2 Bands, Free Concert at N tions on Grounds at 1 am and 8 P. M. Under Water Proof Tents SEE BULLETIN BOAB Luck of Space here forbids Kutlre 1* ll TL. Df i menace I and Some We Sell . < I / t Carhartt Overalls?We ; York, S. C., for the ss 0 easily the best Overall 1 Carhartt's Leather W I Automobile Robes?We Auto Robes. See oufl are light. Ranges, Stoves, Heaters | buying elsewhere, but | fact we arc almost cert 0 iu price and quality at 1 Paints, Stains, Oils, Etc. j\ Rogers Paints and Sta: the best on the mark Oil and Turpentine, ai | best for inside work o I Roofing?We have the Composition Roofing i ing. Need, any 'I Thei !i you in the price. I For Your Hogs?Wc ha Feed and Rice MealYes, to be sure we ha Feed. Let us supply Red Appier Oats?For ? boon good rains you w fall sowing?sow ploi Seed Oats you will ne FARMERS HARDWJ /.> IT X. % > f AY, NOV. 28th TIWLLKHEP^ ival Cirrus [.AND OLD SVILD WESTOXHIBITION and Educational Exhibition. t.WI>EK THAN Elia BEFORE STtfBCTED \ ft-THE PBSBENT SEASON ^ ' f d of Performing Elephants irts of Thomtuid? of spmNtom DRILL, A EQUESTRIAN NOVELTY Royal Black Horse Huzasars. TT-T? : : rr-^ 3REAT SHOW FULL,OF THRILLS Boys, Cow GR'is, Hope Spinners, tauufo rrick and Fancy Hiding. 1 Troupe of Trained Donkeys, Little Henry, that Cute Buck7 . * ' 1 v ' IRIAL ARTISTS. 3ARE BACK RIDERS?10 oon. Free Open Air Exfcibii T P. M. Perfenhances klf2 .. . .v.< .... . . - ft rtiit / : Doors Open One Hour Earlier tDS AND HA? BILLS articular* coveting this Big 1'JiU^priso. to Buy Things I ' ' / ' # ? 1 ' i f v are,exclusive agents for* ile of Carhartt Overalls? on the market. Also sell ork Gloves?the best. have a splendid line-of a Knfnva \rnii hllV Prippa 3 WV/lVi KJ J VU Kf UJ JL i i ' You might do better by we are very doubtful. In ain that you can do better this store. Try it. ?We sell the well-known ins, and believe them to be et. We also sell Linseed id also sell Alabastine, the \ n plastered walls. One, Two and Three-Ply md also Galvanized Roof- \; i see us. We can interest < < > < > < > 1 < vc a good supply of Mill J Price is right, too. vc Dairy Feed and Horse * J you. < \ iced. Xow that there has <> ill want Seed Oats for the ^ itifully?see us for the Jt ed. IRE & SUPPLY CO. I CPU'S w m m Are without a peer from the stand* Z point of ECONOMY* and . SERVICE. g Whave an extensive line of the fam- 5 ous COLE'S HOT BLA8T HEATERS | and Will take pleasure In demonstrate S ing them to you- s 1 1 'I . ?i J , Oook Stoves and jEanges I *' ,<? * Z . :r > ' a In all slses and at a variety of flttrac- : tive prices. / I IP IT IS A STOVE ;| You want see POBD before you buy. ; M T. vnnn *W ? ? V'lf * Licensed Embaimers and Undertakers. : *' " CtbVER 6. a = - . m m Coming? THE GLOBE TAILORING CO/S | MAN WILL BE.HERE ON THE [ rim AND ldTH OF OCTOBER I TOMORROW AND THURSDAY, = WITH A FULL LINE OF = 1 SAMPLES FQR MEN'S FALL = AND WINTER MADE-TO- | MEASURE CLOTHING. j WEJ ABSOLUTELY GUARANTEE A FIT. CABBOLL BBOTHBBS riPwoMfj-~ There are lots of old Tires which ,~? have been discarded as worthless, bift a which If, properly vulcanised, and re-f J treaded Will be worth' two^thlrds of ^ 1U.1. -_l~( 1 ,n1?. - uitru ui ifiuiai triuci We'Vulcanize and Re-tread and We 3 Guarantee Our Work. ; We Wold and Braze according to the 1 most approved methods- ~ We Burn Carbon out of Cylinders at J 50 Cents per Cylinder. 1 We know what to do with any kind a of a car, whatever may be the matter ~ with it,, an<? We 'Guarantee F|rst-Clas? ? 5 Workmanship. . g If a Job Is not satisfactory to you it | is not satisfactory to us and \vo make ,1 bverythinsr Srtttxfactoir. ; 3 LIPE'S GARAGE | L. P. LIPE, Proprietor ~ NOTICE TO DEBTORS = AND CREDITORS' j ALL persons holding claims against 3 the estate of Wm.rR.- Carroll, ,de- , a ceased, will present "the same, duly at- "'9 tested; and all persons indebted to ? said estate will make immediate set- a tlement with me or my attorney, J. 8- 3 Brlce. SUSIE H. CARROLL. | Administratrix of Wm. R. Carroll, De- 9 ceased.. 81?. 3t? f(( / ALTHO I ' % \ \ .just tin | ^ j Our Total R , y. c ' p t i * .One-half i f j /. . 1 I i ' nl1 i 3liis*JLU i /, 1TT ~ ?nn?h/>;n^ ?r?r?no Y? C myxv , which has macle ft possible ! - . If you have not alliet ers who bpnk here, accept 1 of the unexcelled facilities More than ONE HU alone. |. Peoples Ba IC. L. COBB, President. ' J.M. . J* ' .j&M T< wm. SAFETY FIRST? y# v ? ; SAl [ Finley I | Wednesday t at Rqck : ? 1 '. =ss . [ Right on the e$Ige | Six Bu| I Lots Eigh|S Earn 0#fi , k ? *' For Maps and infqrmq i A. mm or any if m Catawba Ret : . /< , > ompa . r r I T'.>v<\-2 <* ^ J. M. CHERRY, Prtrf. Ron F. ROACH, Si ) V UGH THIS BAiN| <ht Month '"' / csources Have Almost R ? " M . ?* ? I iv '/ > N )f a Million I v ' ' ' i 7 r f .' / . " a Bp i a # * 1 than words can express the loy for us to make this announceme: 1 yourself with the hundreds ac V l . U' "?*' ' 4 ;his as ^n invitation to cOme m j . of this inatitption. f r N ' V.'' 'i . * NDRED new patrons have oon * I . nk & Trust C J. H.B., STJR.QUP, Vice President CRAWFORD, Vice President ? lrnn-nti A r*noViiai? O. mwniu, JXOOVi vcwnuvi \ V. SERVICE AND PROGRES f y - - - / lv i v % ; - -fv ' -v . iiiiimiinitttimutiiininuiimu^, 'J ' "ih / ^ _Jom ' 5' ' ife'tfc / -^K., : ?s vi. !/ ***' c* d 5. 29#j Hill 1 w- ;. M A :J rftw I malt I ^ ' ".'rj 4SF OT?j ' *> f. V "'S at'RockHill l 4 mm w Ju. S. WHITE, SfcttT. i ' Jejmtu. """ 1I V kq./F- *>. I, j j : is I - i <c% ' eached Y w? V* * ' V 1 4SU dollars. alty of.ouv friends, H /. pt l?""a td liuadreds of oth- it // '" J i?1?a n^irnlriortn IV ' fliiu milt} (ju.r?wP8? > p le b ua thwjau^ ^ .^?1. V ?C.iCi..,-> ? , ? J ^ ofupotiy JENW,CMhier j ;.| 7 -.. wi >/ 5 I' ' &*' I T^f" ' ' 'l'UjJ . .. ' ' / . "J i/v."? H wmmmm +