Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, October 24, 1919, First Section, Page Page Six., Image 6

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Errr" " V > ? CURRENT EVENTS ft*;;./ NOws Happenings Gathered From All Over the Worl^J. [; Forty miners wore killed in a disaster at the Levant mine in England. Tuesday. ? Rats in the British Ompire do a yearly damage of $200,000,000 or nearly $5 per head of the population, *" according to recent figures. " ~The state of New York will attempt j I to collect several million dollars in in- j .i heritance. taxes fr^rn the estate of | * William Waldorf Astor who <Jied Jast j Saturday in lamdon. TJie dead man's | property in Neiy York, had} ad aa-< j J >*ie?ed valuation of $50,000,000 in 1016. | ' ? S. C. Pandole, head of the Pan- j Mbtor Company *>f St Cloud, Minn., j and twelve, other officials of the cor- { oMMdtion, charged with using the mails j to-defraud In the sale of $7,000,000 ' jpftock in the concern to sixty thous- j . and persons, will be placed on trial | < ?Ctober 2$. * ?wAbout 5,000 bookkeepers, steno- J grp>hera and other clerical employes ; of Aha Bprden Condensed Milk Com- j , jiany ate on. strike la ffew York city. ? The. 48rd, annual convention of the American Humane Society Was held IjkRorfolk, Va., this week witb about i delegates in attendance. NORFOLK SELECT OYSTERS IfHEREAFTER every s ^ .FRIDAY AND SATURDAY 00 CENTS A QUART < MACKEREL? "j /j ' * * t . At 25 CIS. Each. m:"j " , A -smaller one at ? 15 CTS. ! -LOUISROTH f WW* Typewriter Ribbons on 'sale at The Enquirer office THE STAR THEATRE WW** TODAY KSy > HARRY T. MOREY? ~ In ^Fighting- Destiny* Don't fail to i^yia?Tbne. You'll like it. SATURDAY * < MARIE WADCAMP? lb "THE RED-GROVE," Episode No. t. Also a good LKO Comedy ; > . '.J ' MONDAY PEGGY HYLAXD? In "MISS ADVENTURE." in which Cupid goes to sea. . \ . COMING -A STITCH IN TIME." FLOUR We have just unloaded one car of Flour and have Another ope coming. This Flenr.was bought at prices under today's market. .Whether you want one sack or a ton, it will pay you to see us befort butihg Flour. VULCAN PLOWS Just received a shipment of all tho different sizes of Vulcan Turn Plows and Middle Breakers, and Points and Repairs. We carry a good stock of 'Points for Oliver Plows. PEED STUFF - * we have on hand a aood Bupply of Peanut Meal, Mill Feed, Dairy Feed and Horse Feed, Ripley Seed Wheat, g be tl OUIS, eic. We g.re still selling a good grade of Coitee at 3 pounds for $1.00. FERGUSON & YOUNGBLOOD t? : f^Roal Estate Titles and Real Estate Mortgages on sale at The Enquirer rTltor WHEN IT IS SHOES have in Quality, Style and in grices. v Douglass $6 English Toe Shoes just arrived. McConnell Dry Goods Co. i Cheapest Store In South Carolina DELCO-UGHT TU conphlt Electric light and Power Plant I Lightens the burden of the housewife. No more household drudgery. F. C. RIDDLE dealek YORK - - - - 8. O. ??" lllltllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll II r E 11 I II i? If ' If i: i si :: = 5 11 is II 11 I EE 1 ^ : i :: BEING A Nj 1 \ si - ? J / = ; TI I i: xx] r * * | i: ' it E ?| always standi E *> I :: I : w Is ;? ing our custo | | ;; time. / v i s ' > I | ;; In addition t< ~ < ? [i f , W ! ? I; OURFACIL ii = . ? m 1 :: I Th | | G. F. HAK I I I i I I! \ \ Tbiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiniiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiini iiiii T LET THE FIRST BECOME YOUR We will readily demonst you everything desired j Banking institution. It is the pleasure of tl see that its patrons are? WELL SE I WELL And given Every Reason THIS BANK with its of operation ALWAYS C * . . . / / j 11. . tnat it is "iNo spat in xne STRONG AND DEPEN worthy of your patronag< Liberal Interest paid When You Think Bank, THE FIRST NATION "You Had Better ] i ~:zstjsz f - i \ I ' AN >.' I.. - i We are pleased ?1??; f i ' ' W1 SATURI / " <. / y j. . ? A ' ! , / I A.TIONAL BANK WE NEC! SRVE SYSTEM, ESTABLISH IIS BANK WILL AT ALL 1 ? ? " ?! ? ? /\TTTlT?*n lMITJSJJ BTATJSB UUVJCiivnj , * ' + ' ' v f v.. t . , _ " V . 1 WILL BE the aim of this Bf ng ready to co-operate in ever t I v e have installed one of the lat< " * v.* mers their statements prompl ! * 6 our regular; Checking Depa jpoait on which we will pay 5 ** * ! v| E CORDIALLY INVITE EV ITIES. WE BELIEVE YOl r ALL WE ASK IS e First N* [BRIGHT, President. A. J. QUINN, Vice Prei iiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiihiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiii NATIONAL BANK 1} BANK, ANDrate our ability to -render in a Strong and Reliable ie Officers of this Bank to tVED? PROTECTED able Accommodation. i mote than Sixteen Years GROWING, demonstrates pan" affair, but a DABLE INSTITUTION 3 and confidence. on Idle Money . Think "First National." fAL BANK OF YORK Be Safe Than Sorry"'? Tu. Illllllllllllll llllllllllllllllllllllilHlllllllllllll lllllllllllllllllll IIMIIIIIIIIIIIItllHIIIIIIIIIIIIIII . t . I OUNCES fA nnnnnn^o tn i iv/ auuv/UMw w First National of (Cioorr sf ? ' 11 open for busin )AY, OCTOE i , /%. SHESMK'ST ' v (fT,a / 4 -h ^ ?!-.v.- >:', . WlfK* ; .1 t;? JSSARILY BECOME A MEJ HED BY THE GOVERNMI DIMES BE SUBJECT TO 1 MENT OFFICIALS ink to render real SERVICE y movement for thaadvancen ... /"*? * ' est Burroughs Ledger Postin :ly at the end of each month, 1 .,-KA , 't " ' rtment we will conduct a Sa1 Per Cent Interest. ? : "g iy ERYfcODY IN CLOVER AN J WILL BE PLEASED WI1 A TRIAL itional Ba . v- ' 1 Clover, S. C. OFFICERS: sident. M.. K \. ; ; ' L ( 'l iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiauiiiiiiiiiimiifiiiniHiiiiiii IIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIII BANKOF^iovE HICKORY GROVE, 8. C. We Invite your business and assure yon that every oourtcsy and accommodation consistent with good banking will be granted ? ? J. S. WILKERSON, Pres. W. 8. WILKERSON, Vice Pres. L. M. ALLISON, Cashier, ? r. m?Yirn AU? rinclilop. Bank of Hickory Grove HICKORY GROVE. 8. C. ' " I. ? TO LIBERTY BOND HOLDERS? Interest Coupons of the Third Liberty j Bond Series were due Sept. 13. : We I liuve this Interest ready for those whose bonds are with us. | We invite those who have Liberty j Bonds in their possession, to exchange jthem for our liberty Bond Crctlflcatc of Deposit. This gives you Absolute I Safety and your Liberty Bond will be {returned on surrender of your Certificate. BONDS OF TUB THIRD SERIES Only have one more interest Coupon attached. Such bonds must then l?f returned for NEW BONDS with all subsequent coupons attached. If your bonds are In our possession we can make this change for you without charge or responsibility to you. The Bank of Clover jas. a. page. Cashier. clover. ;. '&. c. ; r | I.V i. ' . * V W / a* < '* imiimmiimiiiiiiiMmmiimiimimimmii iiiiiiiimiiiiimiimimiiimiiiiimimiiiimi fRWT '.V i - * public that Sank " ) V y " ' t. . ' ' '.{ i. . ess >ER 25th / - j ; j x i 1 , / \ * 1BER OF THE STRONG FI INT AND EVERY DEPAB ^HE STRICT SUPERYISK y to its patrons and the cdmmu lent of this section. g machine^ for the eonvenier or on only a moment's notice f' / rings Department and issue ( rD SURROUNDING COUN1 ?H OUR SERVICE. / 1 nk of Clo I N I ' v; v. q. hambrig: [. STROUP, Assistant Cac \ .< \ iiiiiiiiiiimiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiii iiiiiimiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiimiiiimiiiiiiiii miiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiimiiiiiuinimiiiiiiiiu = rrim i All! O ? lilt LUAN & = YORK, . 8 s > | YOUR BUSINE i i = B. N. MOORE, Prcst. 5 J. S. BRICE, Vice Prest. Rlllllllllllllllillllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll FIBST NATIONAL BANK SHARON, - - S- C. MR. FARMERYou Arc Invited to Become n Potron of This Bank. ./ - if^ i TT TN..i?0 Are XOU UOing xour jjuty: The Federal Reserve System unlocks the doors to a vast amount of money for the handling of business and for the protection of depositors. Under this system we can take our securities tp our District Reserve Bank and get money?you can always get your money when it is in our Bank. Do Your Banking here where you get "National Safety" and Service. J, & HARTNESS, Cashier. *> "I; ? l ! r V ) IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIU lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllltlllllllltjl 5 II i II 11 4> as ' si l ! I li / : 4 4 = li ii I] i 11 li s s V. I I il " :: | = I ^ ^ i * I I ii iDERAL RE- ?; | | tTMENT OF |i| )K OF THE 'ii li i! ii > is > . :: 11 < > ? inity at large, i I . ' S 3 f II I I i tee of render- < - 5 = 0 S mm at any otjier = ? k if x 1 = Certificates of ^ * = | ? |s " IS :: Is 'RY.TO USE ][.' | ? 1 II i li i ^ ver i[ :: ii ; ii * I? :: If HT, Cashier. V> = = ihier. ( | 11 . I: ' i | _ ! iiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiriiiiiiiiRiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiai iiiiiiiiiiiHiiiimmiiiiiimiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiK s SAVINGS BANK I T s - - 8. C. S " I SS SOLICITED { 5 C. W. McGEE, Cashier, ? JL E. McCORKLE, Asst. Cashier = immiimiiiiiiimimmmiiiimmmiiiiiiif? i N o/11439. TREASURY DEPARTMENT Ofllco of Comptrollor of tho Currency Washington, D. C., August 23, 1919. IlIHEREAS, by satisfactory evidence presented to the undersigned. It has been made to appear that "The First National Bank of Clover" In t^ie town of Clover, in the County of York and State of South Carolina, has complied with all the provisions of the Statutes of the United States, required to be complied with before an association shall be authorized to commence the business of Banking; Now therefore I, John Skelton Williams, Comptroller of the Currency, do hereby certify that "The First National Bank of Clover" in the town of Clover in the County of York and State of South Carolina is authorized to commence the business of Banking as provided In Section Fifty one hundred and sixty nine of the Revised Statutes of the United States. In testimony whereof witness my hand and Seal of office this twentyfifth day of August, 1919: JOHN SKELTON WILLIAMS Comptroller of the Currency. 74-92 8W 18t THERE'S A DIFFERENCE? Between Ink and Ink. The beet , coete no more than the cheaper, and really not as much. We aye Clover agents for the famous WATERMAN ' INKS, and have just received a fresh supply in all colors and in all size bottles at prices ranging from 15 Cts. to $1.75 a Bottle. FINE STATIONER# AND FINE INK ARE ALWAYS A SPECIALTY WITIt US ( i See our window chipwy ot Inka and come in and let us show jrop our ape- v cialtics for the store, the office, the home, the school Wow*-?for all perCLOVER DRUG STORE' R. i. WYIJE, Prdfuietor i Phone No. 9 Clover, 8. o. HIGHER PRICES, That you will have to pay for 8hoee I if you buy anywhero else won't affect < 1 you if you buy HERS. We bouftyt our ! Shoes RIGHT and are therefore pre- f " j pared to soli YOU RIGHT. We handle ! the famous world's leaders? jA 8ELZ AND CRADDOCK-TERRY i Shoes for the entir4 family. Men's Dress Shoes?#S.&0 to $9M. * f Ladies' Shoes from $8.50 to $10.50. Children's Shoes from Ilia to $4. t Come to see us about HOSIERY for the entire family. In both lisle and silK. The,Old Price for Overalls?$3.60 for the quality kind still holds food at Parrott's. '?> [ D-M.PARROTT EVERYTHING IN DRY GOODS CLOVER, - - - 8. C. . ' ' ? ? A mm mm mm -m ? IUUN(j MAN . Get in line and wear&ie smartest, ; niftiest, nobbiest clothe*?Hand Tailor- , ed to fit YOU and no / one else at } prices no hlgHer than, .thus stock kfu<P which are ipade for anybody who has / ; the pnlce. A new line of neck! TIES, COLLARS, socks and UN[ DERWEAR AH of tfa hort <moIlty [ and at pricerthat will surprise you. . , \ We represent the best knotfn tailorina agencies In the country And we GUARANTEE A FIT.'k Hundreds "Of the most beautiful textures, to select from. Come in and look >m over> \ THE MEN'S SHOP Opposite Peoples Bank * Trust Co. ; jr. r. kelly, Prop. YORK. - i - 8. C. Tv'.i: iy "f \ OATS AMD WHEAT We have Home Raised ' FULQHUM SEED OATS. ' /t APPLER SEED OATS. Also shipped Seed Oats, RIPLEY SEED WHEAT and SEED RYE. FERTILIZER FOR GRAIN One carload of Commercial Lime. YELLOW DANVERfl ONION 8ET8. SILVER SKIN ONION P?tR RICE MEAL PEANUT MEAL and MILL FEED for hogs. YOBK SUPPLY 00. ' "X/ tb- . - j FEINSTEIN'S BARGAIN -H0USBURECEIVED BTIMPRESS A BIG SHIPMENT iM, ?) ' Of Georget'o and Crepe-de-Chine , Waists of the newest styles. In the fol- f lowing colors: , Pepch, Flqeh, White, Kkr$, Block. Silver, Light Blue, Taupe and Copenhagen. 1 1 w? In Georitette Russian Blouses?something new In waist effects. Price on these Blouses run \ from 910.00 tip to $12.50. . , Come and let us show you one of thtse latest style Blouseet FEINSTEIN'S BABGAIN HOUSE THE GROWING STORE / 1 1. , 4 CARLOAD OF BUGGIES ! ' 1 .1 ' * Just received? The Buggies are right? The Styles are right? The Prices are right- The Terms are right? v Better see us quick, though. CARROLL SUPPLY CO. , TO CLUB>?AKERS ("IN Tuesday, November 4, we will ^ publish1 a list of Clubrnfekers for Th? Rnnuirer. including" all those who l.vere in last year's list who do not notify us that for some reason it doea not suit them to continue to serve. Prospective new Ciubmakers Who desire to make clubs this year are requested to notify us in time to have their names incorporated in the list.* Otherwise, as we hear from them with subscriptions to be added to the mailing list their names will be added to the list of Clubmakers. L. M. GRIST'S 80N8. It' Typewriter Ribbons on sale at Hie Enqitlror office. r v l,-tt.. v. . -J. A f i I it Hi ?i niiBilMMM