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I made with the railroad administration j x or the labor board it can be shown that | because of the great increase in the efficiency of railroad employes there has | been no practical increase in wage cost i compared to product. Messrs. Lee. Carter and Sheppard also pointed out that the railroad employes as piece workers are laid off and not paid when ! railroad traffic is light. They also took | the position that before the railroad | could present a request for wage reductions to the board they would'first have to present them to the men and negotiations failing there, then appeal to the'board. t OBITUARY DIED?Suddenly at his home in Dallas, Texas, yesterday morning of hemorrhage of the lungs, Mr. HUGH C. CALDWELL, a native of York, county, aged about years. Mr. Caldwell was. born and raised in the Beershebn neighborhood, the son of the late William Caldwell. He moved to Texas a number of years ago where he made his home until his death. He is survived by two brothers, Messrs. T. M. Caldwell of Gaffney; James Caldwell, of King's Creek, and a sister, Mrs. H. L. Wright of Clover, and two half sisters, Mesdames W. C. Whitesides of McConncllsville and Lena Hollifield of King's Creek. His step mother, Mrs. Sue Caldwell of King's Cr?.ek, also survives. 1 The body of the deceased will be brought to York county fo^ burial, and the interment will probably be at Beersheba on Thursday. In Asheville, N. C.. on Friday night, Mrs. NELLIE :BARBER, nee Hardin, wife of Hon. W. A. Barber of New York. Th*e interment took place at Kichburg on Saturday. The deceased is survived by her husband and three cnuaren. At her home in Gastonia, Sunday afternoon following a week's illness from pneumonia, complicated with a severe heart affection, Mrs. RUTH DAY ATKIXS in the 63rd year of her age. Interment was in Hollywood Cemetery, Gastonia, this afternoon following funeral services conducted by her pastor, Rev. H. H. Jordon, assisted " by Rev. Dr. J.. C. Galloway. The deceased is survived by two sons, Messrs. E. D. and James W. Atkins, publishers of the Gastonia Gazette; and two daughters, Mesdames.F. C. Michael of Gastonia and'C. R. Miller of Barboursville, W. Va. COTTON MARKET Tuesday, February 1, 1921. Cotton' Seed Sharon - 15 40 Clover 14 351 Yorkvillc 14f 35J MISCELLANEOUS WANTS. Lost?On the Pinckney road, cap for automobile tank. Reward for return to Arthur D. Neely, York, S. C. 9 It For Sale?Power hay baler. In good condition. See J. R. Cannon, York, S. C. 9 Gt Wanted?To buy 1,000 bundles of good, dry fodder. Write or 'phone No. Ill, York, S. C. C. F. Sherer. 8 If White Leghorn Iitjgs?I have a classy pen of Leghorns and can furnish eggs at 51 per setting of 15. Mrs. J. K. Scott. York No. 3. 9 3t* For Sale?Ford Coupe, good as new. ilassler shock absorbers: extra nonskid tire, new, and chains. See nie. Quinn Wallace. 8 2t* Milkers and Beef?I hove several fresh milkers that I will sell cheap for Cash, or exchange for dry cattle on reasonable terms. J. E. Latham, Sharon No. 1. S tf. For Rent?One three-horse farm, new v house, good out-houses, two other houses on place, known as the Avery lands. See me quick. Paul N. More, York, S. C. 9 3t Quality Is What Counts.?Eggs from dark, rich Rhode Island Reds. Foundation of my pen from Craig's Red. . ? Farm, breeder of exhibition laying strain. Get the laying strain by getting eggs from me at $2 per 15. J. R. Scott, York No. 3. 9 31* Lost?About January 22, a Rnttory bull dog, white with black spot over left eye. and between ears and on his neck. Cropped ears and tail, Has 1920 collar. Answers to Jack. Last seen between Blacksburg and Grover. Five dollars to finder. Write T. F. Bridges. Shelby, N. C\, R. F. D. No. 2. 9 It* Clerks?(Men,, women) over 17. for Postal Mail service. $125 month. Examinations Feb. Experience unnecessary. For free particulars of in r TMn.Mv! (fm-mi.r ?l Oil UUllVIl! Civil Service Examiner). 608 Equitable Bldg., Washington, D. C.; 8 2t* Cotton, Cotton Waste, Ljnters?Bagging and ties bought and sold. Sentl representative samples with numbers and business prices. Bell and Postal long distance phones. J. Edgar Poag. 108 Lutta Arcade, Charlotte, N. C. 6 4t s.w. For Sale?High Grade Ammoniated Fertilizers for cotton, corn, tobacco, etc. Also Fish Scrap, Blood. Tankage, Foreign Kainit, etc. Write us for prices advising the tonnage you want. Dawhoo Fertilizer Company, Box COS, Charleston, S. C. 4 13t NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS QUBSCRIEEP.S to The Vorkville En-! quirer on my club are requested to | make settlement at once either with me or at The Enquirer office. The publishers have a rule that all subscriptions must be paid for by the date advertised and I cannot carry names beyond that date. Those who are not now getting the i paper: but who would like to have it for $2,511 instead of having to pay $8 later on, are respectfully invited to give rne their names, addresses and money at once. Settling time is too close now to justify entering any more names without the cash in advance. Respcctfullv. j. h. i sirs I lAAr. J tf Sharon. S. C. MUM 1 FIDDLERS' C | AND DANCII I YORK COUNTY COUR* = FRIDAY EV S BEGINNING AT 8J ~ Prizes for Best Fiddler, Best Banjo ? All contestants will hand in t 5 Jas. D. Grist not later than Friday ~ Stewart Post. American Lesion. ?? Admission, 25 CTS. and 50 CT ZZ Drufj Co.. .Mockoi oil. J iruir Co.. Ym j? Remember the Date?FRID^ S5 evening of fun and amusement. E PRICES FOR SAWING. TV/TY price for sawing", including oak framing and. sills, $1.00 per 100. Will not saw oak board at any price. It* J. A. LOWRY. NOTICE ALL of the Stockholders in York County of the Fisheries Products [.Company are requested to meet with the undersigned at York Courthouse on Saturday, February 5th, at 11.00 o'clock a. m. Very important. J. T. FEEMSTER. , A. L. BLACK, 9 2t FOR RENT fJUGH Gorden land, one and one XA half horse farm, -nice nouse, orchard, etc., for rent cheap. ' THOS. F. JIcDOW, Attorney. 7 t . f. tf 'EXPERT TERRACING. "TVO you know that soil erosion costs the farmers of the U. S., $1,000,000 every year. Let me do your Terracing, with a first-class instrument and by the Government .method. JOHN L. STACY, C. E., 4 St Clover, S. C. YORK PRESSING CLUB E solicit your cleaning, pressing, .dying and. alterations. Quick service. Satisfaction guaranteed?Rea- j sonable charges. Phone 2o4. SAXDIFER & HART. West Jefferson St. York, S. C. 9S tue-fri tf. EXECUTRIX'S SALE. Monday, February 7th, 1021, immediately after the public sales at the Court House, the undersigned will, as Executrix of the estate of P. W. Love, deceased, offer for sale at his late residence near the sales stables of Robt. T. Allison, the following personal property: , About three tons of high grade fertilizers; 3 Tractors, Tractor Plows and Harrows; various Farm Tools, Gears, several tv^o-horse Wagons; 2 Buggies; 4 HOg'S; 1U jiVluies; 3 noxsi-a, u Jul \jl Corn and Stover\ and Household and Kitchen Furniture. Terms of Sale: CASH. MARY McC. LOVE. Executrix of the Estate of P. W. Love. Dec'd. 9 2t NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING OF CREDITORS. In the District Court of the United States for the Western District of South Carolina. In the matter uf Minnie A. Hood, Bankrupt. In Bankruptcy. To the creditors of Minnie A. I-Iood, in the County of York, and District Aforesaid, Bankrupt. "VTOTICE is hereby given that on the o0Mi rim* r\C Tannnj'v 1Q91 thp fsflid Minnie A. Hood was duly adjudged, a bankrupt and that the first meeting of her creditors will be held at the office of the undersigned in the city of York, S. C., on the 11th day of February, A. D., 1921, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, at which time said creditors may attend, prove their claims, appoint a trustee, examine the bankrupt, and transact such other business as may properly come before said meeting. J. A. MARION, Referee in Bankruptcy. York, S. C? January 31st, 1921 It NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING OF CREDITORS. In the District Court of the United States for the Western District of South Carolina. In the matter of W. B. Kerr and \V. O. Harshaw, doing business at W. O. llarshaw &. Co., Bankrupts. In Bankruptcy. To the creditors of W. B. Kerr and Harshaw. doing business as W. O. O. Harshaw a. Co., in the County of York, and District aforesaid, Bankrupts. / MOTICE is hereby given that on the 2Gth day of January, 1921. the said W. B. Kerr and W. O. Harshaw were dulv adiudeed bankrupts and that the firs: meeting- of their creditors will be held at the office nf the undersigned in the city of York, S. C., on the 10th day of February, A. D? 1021, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, at which time said creditors may attend, prove their claims, appoint a trustee, examine the bankrupted, and transact such other business as may properly come before said meeting. York, S. C., January 29, 1921. It J. A. MARION, Referee in Bankruptcy. TO THE TAXPAYERS OF SOUTH CAROLINA. A T a convention of Taxpayers, held 111 the Capital January 11, 1921. a memorial was adopted and presented to the Governor and both branches of the General Assembly, protesting; against increased appropriations, and urging the strictest economy in the State and County governments. It is apparent from the published reports of the Acts of the General Assembly that they are not disposed to heed the appeal of this convention, as indicated by voting down the recommendation of the Speaker of the House to hold appropriations down to a maximum of $0,000,000. Therefore we, the committee appointed to represent the Taxpayers' Convention. do hei eby call a convention of the taxpayers to meet at their respective counlv-seats at 11.00 o'clock, Monday, February 7th, to elect delegates, not less than five from each county, to meet in the Capitol at 3.30 o'clock, on Wednesday. February 9th. to consider what further action may he wise upon this important issue. We especially invite Senators and members of the house to meet with their constituents in their respective courthouses un the first Monday. If you do not respond to this call, blame no one but yourselves when the tux uuruun itruws ubiviit. JO. \\\ DA BBS. .J. A. BANKS. T. Jl. DREHI2R, A. K. S.MOAK. It* And others of the Committee. All kinds of Typewriter Ribbons at The Yorkville Enquirer Office. ONVENTION I TGr CONTEST z ihouse? " " i PENING, FEBRUARY 4 = DO O wLOCrx, P. M. ~ Picker, and the Best Clog Dancer. ; heir names to Pinckney Smith or ~ mornir.fr, Fob. -Jth. Benefit Mooch jjS S. Rent.'; now on sale at Calhoun S k Drtin Store. ~ iY NIGHT, FEBRUARY 4. An [ring the family. S THE STAR THEATRE TODAY WANDA HAWLEY? In "Snob," a Realart Special. WEDNESDAYMABEL NORMAND? In "The Pest." THURSDAY ANTONIO MORENO? In "The Veiled Mystery," Episode No. 11, "The Smoke of Doom." Also a good Century Comedy. VRTDAY "FANTOMAS"? Episode No. G. COMING SOON? , ' ' ' J. Madge Kennedy, in "Le.nve It to Susan." v J. Q. WRAY, Manager. The Yorlcville "Enquirer Office.' All kinds of Typewriter Ribbons at ma? zrnmm KM^?COC?a??M 33^3 per On All H J MEN'S, WOMEN'S, / This is the biggest c.n on High Grade High men, Boys and Girls puts the retail price I considerably below tl quoted today. The ti ufacturerSji if any, hi prices of Shoes more a pair?but that is a ] is up to you to buy \ and buy them RIGH Shod stocks are some ..is quite likely thatleather, quality and s tirely satisfactory to be worth your while 1 ; / Shoe stocks oyer, an< Shoes wc are offerinj day's styles and of t have been buying at If you need a pair of Sho this Store is certainly 111 ermwfl J. M. S Ill K/A1VUU m njBitnit ,yj Engraved < | Wc have taken the | Engraving houses in Ame | furnish Engraved Calli | Wedding Invitations, Ai Ej fine Stationery at fair pr: | your needs in this line?C = in quality. | KLIMMILK? r: Fur your coffee or tea?it is tin S stitutcs for milk to be bad?Almo 5 "Bossv." Much belter than the cc I MACKORELL Dl 22 H. R. MACKOF = NEAR THE C' ywiifiiwwuinwww'iiWMiNin'imi'm" >UKIIIBIIIIIIIIIIIlnilllBI!IlllilllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII I THURSDAY, FRIDA A ' i FEBRUARY 3, 4 AND i AT MY i \ On acount of circumstanc i , was not possible for me t 1 nrday, and I have decide I next Saturday, Feb. 5tli, i quite a good many of my < \ are in accordance with tlr * ""v 4-*^-,-. n^i^nAA ~no\rc* vuil J in Xiiii'v: o I SUGAR?At { BUST FLOUR?At ; BEST BARREL COFFE? 5 Lb * GINGHAMS?At { Fifty Pairs Children's HOSE?At . Fifty Men's Nice HATS?Blue, Gra ? Bargain?Special for this \veel< J ' Fifty $1.50 CAPS, with lugs?This ; Twentv-five WORK SHIRTS?At .. g Forty Pairs MEN'S SHOES?For * Fifty Pairs Men's Good OVERALL 3 You will find scores and scores o' Sale Prices. It will pay You to \ Big Three Days Sale, So comi ?$ A M. I i inni?n?imninmiiiiiiiiiiimii?iii?mnin ? ^ - IT WILL PAY t YOU TO TRADE AT THIS STORE?IT PAYS OTHERS. WE ARE OFFERING? UNUSUAL BARGAINS IX DRY GOODS, CLOTHING AND SHOES FOR ALL THE MEMBERS OF THE FAMILY. OUR PRICES ARE MARKED DOWN TO THE BOTTOM. j YOU'LL SAVE MOXEV JIY TKADj 1XG AT TI1IS STORE. D. M. PARROTT CLOVER'S LEADING DRY GOODS HOUSE : ? REXALLIRON AND CASCARA TONIC WITH CELERY? Specially recommended for Loss of Appetite, Listlessness, Impaired Digestion, Nervousness. General Debility and Run Down Condition fof the System. VEGETABLE COMPOUND? Specially recommended for lyomcn. REXALL RHEUMATIC ' 1 COMPOUND? Especially for' the man or woman suffering from any form of Rheumatism?Chronic, Muscular, Sciatic, Painful Joints, Lumbago, . Neuralgia, Sore Throat. Try it if you suffer from any of these?It will help you. PINKSULES? Try 'em next time you have that irritating headache or a bad. cold. x25c. YORK DRUG STORE Typewriter Ribbons at The Enqui> rer Office. ....... cent OfT I s ; igh Shoes BOYS' AND GfRLS .t'that we liaye made ,! Shoes for Men, Wo- , and this reduction i of our Shoes' very le wholesale costs as uth is, but few manive reduced 'the cost than 75 cts.,to $2.00 matter for them. It -our high shoes here T* VDW Trno mn* X II y TT JUX UVj VUI | jwhat broken, but it we can fit you in a style that will be 011you. At least it will to come and Took our 1 remember that .the 5 are new goods, tohe kind that people this store for years, es Now is your time and ' the place. Coming? TROUP SHOES Cards, Etc. ? afrenev of one of the best = ?P 4/ ? irica and are prepared to = ng and Business Cards, ? mounccment - Cards and 5 Lccs. Call and see us for = lorrect in Style?the best 5 s best of all milk products or sub- 2 st equals the real article from S incensed article. Try a can. z iG COMPANY 1 s {ELL, Manager 2 DURT HOUSE ' 5 iiwwiwwirowii'twwiiitiiiwMiS lllillllllllllllHIflllllllllllllllllllfllllllllllliii YAND SATURDAY 5?THREE BIG DAYS j STORE. ies beyond my control, it ; o close my Sale last Sat- ; d to continue it through ; . I have been told by ; ustomers that my prices ; e price of cotton. I offer ; * i * 10 CTS. Pound $5.50 Per Cwt. " s. for 90 CTS.; 20 CTS. Single Lb. 15 CTS. Yd. 13 CTS. Pair >y. Green and Black?All pood ! :, $3.50 Each J week at ..-75 CTS. Each ' 55 CTS. Each.' \ three days?At $3.00 Pair S?At $1.65 Pair. \ F other items here at Very Close : come for miles and miles for this \ i. Don't Miss It. > irai So* ? iiiiiiiimiiiiHiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiinitiiinimii j THE CITY MARKET 'I I Trv ? J Our Hamberger 30 Cents a Pound. CALL "JIMMIE" NO. 74 How to Get Eggs FIRST, see that your hens ar'e free from lice. There are several kinds of lice. The most common are the body lice, head, lice and feather lice. The head lice 'is the most fatal to the baby chicks. The best remedy for lice is Sodium Fluorid. Take somethingr like a pound .baking' powder can and punch the lid full of small holes; mix some flour and. sodium fluorid?about half and half?sprinkle your chickens, holding them, with the feet yp and head down. Then look the roosts for mite's and.Jget rid of them. Then get some good laying bloodgive good/clean feed, with plenty of clean water and go with y^our egg basket?for you are going to get the eggs. t ?tni have a few nice Cockerels for sale. S. C.. Rhode Island Red, S; G. Black Minorca, Silver Laced Wyandott, Dark Cornish Indian,'Game?at $4.00 and $5.00 each. Come and see my chickens. It doesn't cost anything to look at them. You will be welcome. SHADY NOOK POULTRV FARM' J. E. Jackson, Proprietor, Route No. 6 York,' S.' C. THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA County of York, IN THE PROBATE COURT By J. L. Houston, Esquire^ Probate Judge of York' County. .' WHEREAS JOHN R.LOGAN, Jr.', has applied to me for Letters of Administration on all and singular, the goods and chattels, rights and credits of JOHJST R. LOGAN, late of the: County aforesaid,'deceased. The^e are, therefore, to cite and ad"', monish all and singular the kindred and creditors of the said deceased, to be and appear before me at our next Probate Court for the said county, to be holden at York Court House on the 15TH DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1921;' to shew cause, if any,' why the said Administration should not be granted. ' * J - _ J 4-V^ln Given unaer , my nauu uiu oru, ,.*? 31st day of January* in the year of our Lord -one thousand nine hundred and twenty-one, and in the "145th - year of American Independence. (Seal). J. L. HOUSTON; . Probate Judge of York County.. 9 t 2t / This Store IS HEADQUARTERS FOR FINE FURNITURE, MATTINGS, RUGS AND TAPESTRIES. I WE CARRY A LARGE STOCK OF COOKING STOVES, . . _.. / RANGES AND HEATERS. Automobile Accessories, Gasoline and Oils. M. L. FOKD & SONS Licensed Undertakers and Embatmers'. Automobile Hearses. CLOVER, S. C. ' ?? Seed Irish Potatoes RED BLISS AND COBBLER We will save you money on your Potato Seed?Come and get our price before you b^y what you need. WE ARE OVERSTOCKED? In some lines of our GROCERIES and are making REDUCED PRICES. t Come in when you are in need and we WILL SAVE YOU MONEY. THE HOME OF SERVICE /CARROLL BROS. Garden Seed--WE HAVE JUST GOTTEN IN OUR STOCK OF \ GARDEN SEEDS? c /-> TOHV VOT T?TTV Vr>TTR SEED EARLY AND HAVE THEM READY FOR THE FIRST GARI DENING DAYS? WE WILL MAIL YOU THE FAMOUS BRIMMER TOMATO SEED FOR FIFTEEN CENTS A PKG. GIVE US YOU ORDER NOW. CLOVER DRUG STORE Prescriptions a Specialty. R. L. WYLIE Prop. Phone No. 2 Clover, S. C. ^ cOM^{V' ^ Optometrists & Opticians HAMPTON ST. ROCK HILL - - S. C. TO DEBTORS AND CREDITORS A LL persons indebted to the estate of Dr. R O. Black are hereby notified to make payment to the undersigned at. once, and all persons having claims against said estate are advised to present them to me duly authenticated within the time prescribed by law. .W. OATES STROUP, Administrator, 7 3t Clover, S. C. FOR FINAL DISCHARGE. "VTOTICE is hereby given that I have made my final return to the Probate Court of York county, as Administratrix of tiie estate of R. G. McCAW, deceased, and on.Tuesday, February 15, 1921, I will make application to said court for my discharge from further liability in connection with said administration. Mrs. BELLE McCAW ALSTON, Admix Estate R. G. McCaw, Deed. York, S. C., January 17, 1921, . fi 5t H ** 1 Kirkpatr j ' . Com | HERE YOU CAJ# I THE RIGHT PR! ? . I / | Everything that we hav 5 marked | DOWN TO TEE | PRICE LEVEIr E Right along with the Nev S receiving. ! look These: 1 Yard-wide SHEETING-... I APRON GINGHAMS I DRESS GINGHAMS ....... | 32-inch DRESS GINGHi I GINGHAM'S that were 5i I DRESS GINGHAMS'tin = and 75 Cts.?Now | Good PXJAMA CHECK 3- H-nnfl P! A MPRTf! I Good LOlsTG CLOTH I ' EXTRA ? 5 One lot of Silk Dresses? styles?we will offer this 25 * f E1RKPATRI |; Sells It For Less ? , PRICE R , The price of Fordson Ti Watch our next ad. I Ford Sales 0 I PC Ford Service ^ mmmmmmsamm iaim iii*11 mm hi | WiU TAAJli OJJ-r UUJtC ?1. This last day of the y for past favors and extei mankind for a year, of lu and assure you of our rea ' you need our services in j THEREXALL PH STORE CLOVER, intmiwiMPiwui'iwwiwuiiwiippnf Klllllilllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllillilllllllll 1 The Mutual Bene = IT' IS A WELL KNOWN FAC' , S MUTUAL -BENEFIT? = THAT THE BEST AGENT: = NOT HAVE ANY CONTRA: = Cause others to apply for insuran* 5 cause of their desire to have their = fer to the OLD POLICYHOLDER S Mutual Benefit Policyholders, who i ? panies, who invariably recommend S frequently further emphasize their 3 "| have insurance in other cc E kntfv/ what the Mutual Benefi = was with it." = About forty per cent of the n< 5 pany in the U. S., in 1920, v/as to ( 3 my agency MORE THAN HALF tl ? to net-sons who alreadv had from S can occasionally deceive a man 01 3 times with the same thing. | SAM M. GRIS E Room 203, Peoples Ba iTllllllllllllllimillHHIHIHllllHIIlllHlHIHl GROCERIES My stock is complete? Flour, Meal, Sugar, Coffee, Lard, Meat, Fresh Vegetables, Fancy Fruits and Candies Sweet. It's my business to supply yotr with good things to eat? And make my store a profitable place for friends to meet. I Am Never Pleased Until You Are Pleased. See Us. J. D. HOPE, Sharon, S. C. * MONEY TO LEND AN Real Estate, City and Country, on " easy term3. W. W. LEWIS, Attorney, First National Bank Building, i?r tt. _ ... .Tort; 9. Qr 1 ' ! ; . .vj^-i ickRelk | pany . - i? 5 . v BUY G'bbDS'if J::.V U - : g' DES?' ' ' ' " | v .' . ..' .5 c carried1 over we have 5-1:' S':V^ j . :\ . ? VY-J v \ .5: -t-> ; NEW, LOW- ; I , f r Goods that we are now' ' / PRICESGVER- i." I " i _l7et?ariaif5te^fp ld Ctt. IMS, nice plaids:.. fSdjtg. ? 3'Cts.?Now ....._2&CtK- | it have been' 68 Cts:- i <' Mi ........ ... 35!Cts; :ifes S umidmm _..A. CtSi>: S|:3$ ' )t- 'jV tf' A i 5PEGIAB' ..V' Sp -gdodf Material arid good: ?j f weelc?At , ii?Selk- It* For Less?2 p*fl| i [ ...a.;y^;' . .... -m ' ' ' ' ,' " ;W '% JV9F|S^S^HBH^HHKn^v;-'v ^T^sgH ?DU Efr actors has been'cut $I6& / '5 for further details. : ; , I AT? j itf ' |V ftnn +rt +lion1r auk r\orttA*lo E'. cctJ. iu CXJ.C4JJ.JLX uuo. i/J. vuo; > id our best wishes; td'aSl ' 5 ippiness and prosperit^y [ dmess' to serve you'when--. ?3 any capacity. ARMACY \ *T i y iS^C. i'A-'i'i j* ?J i'i-r: !c '( i . Hf IWIWIWfUl 1W111 IMHf III USMPWM, y iininiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiii^ fit's Best Agents | T WITH THE AGENTS OF THE -> . - : ^ , -A 1 S OF. THE COMPANY DO Sj CT WITH IT?BOT _ ' :e through, its regular Agents\ be- 5. friends GET THE BEST. Wp'ye-.'; S S. We could name a" number of ilso carry insurance in .ofherfcoirt- sf. it when, a^ked. for an opinion, and '-3ftrecommendation' by saying: ? . impanies, taken .out!. before JL,- . . ar? ; / it was; but I wish' afl Tha've 3 2W insurance* issued by the Com- , )LD POLICYHOLDERS whtfein he new business we delivered was.-. 3*TWO TO SEVEN" policies. .You'/ Sfc ne time, but not three or seven 3jp. T, Dist. Agent S nk & Trust Co.. Bldg,' ^ ayit.-f niuiiiiiiniiiiiiinHiiiuiHiimniMiHifiliiir^ We Wish to ThaWfc--- | OUR CUSTOMERS and* those* whom'' ?/" we expect to be custorters^'foi* thiS'liberal patronage given our >. 1 "' / GA'SOUlNE AND OIL. - . ' > \ ' >' SERVICE STATION / ' Since we opened up, and' we wish- to., say that we will continue to give the? same service in the same way in' the j , future as we have in the past. \ - .>:,:? ? GASOLINE, OIL AND ALL KINDS ' OF GREASES. Dodge Parts, Buggies and Wagons; J. H. CARROLL : V ?| 1 LOANS AT 6 % INTEREST; \ RRANGED for on York Cdnnty / Farms. Long-term. (5 1-2-.% ' through Federal Land Bank>. , Why. not stop paying higher rates? Charges reasonable. C. F- SPENCER, i \ ' ' . . , - ' ... v.;:;