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COTTON MARKF.T Friday, November 4, 1021. Cotton Seed Sharon 18 1-8 50 Clover IS 48 Yorkvll'e 18 50 ivilsCELLANKOUS WANTS. Wanted ?To buy a 16 gauge shotgun? ltlii<-a or U C. Smith. J. K. Scott, York. S. C.. It. F. J). No. 3/ SS It* For Sale?A corn Shredder in good condition. For terms apply to Thoa. F. McDow or .1. S. Brlc^. 88 3t. For Rent?One good-two-horse farm. (Jood land, good bui'dings and in good neighborhood. Marion & Fin, * ley. 88 2t. Horso Shooing?We have an expert horse shoer, and thtr price lias been reduced to 51.00. E. B. Hough, at Montgomery's Old Stajfd, York. It i Loot?Black and tan male fox hound, rather tall and slender dog. Last seen near Tirzah. When last seen wore collar with name plate, Dr. .las. S. Beaty, Wlnnshqro. S. C. Any information will be appreciated and rewarded. Address Dr. Jas. S. Beaty, Bock Hill, S. C. SX It. Strayed?To my home, a pig; Owner can have it by paying expenes, in- | eluding 50 cents for this ad. It. H. (.twin, Sharon. .XS'K For Sale?Two fomale hound dogs, I broke to hunt at night. Extra fine J for*, squirrels and o'possunis. Puiced light. Sco or wi ne inc :u <>nco. o. O. Steele, York. It. F. IX No. 1 87 2t* | i 1 ! Wanted?American Products Export | Corporation stock. Offer $7.00 per| share. Dmw draft through l'alm -t- , to or Loan & Exchange Bank, Co lumiiia. Carolina Commission Company. 87 4t* ' Wanted?We are in the market for good fresh milch cows and heavy! springers. Nothing but real good i stuff wanted. See FERGUSON LIVE STOCK CO., Sharon, or H. E. FERGUSON. York. 70 tf HOUSE FOR SALE. TjMVE Room House and Lot in Sharon. r Price, $1,400.00. J. A. TATE: 80 f tt FOR QUICK SALES T WANT to reduce stock and get the money out of stock on hand. To do this I offer the artfPlcs listed below at i very low prices. Cooking Stoves at $20 to $30?At Cost; 3 $60 Sewing Machines, at $33 cash; 50 and 60 tooth Harrows, very low prices; cut down Army Wagon, the ve*y thinij for a log wagon, $65: one pair of good young. Mules for $450; Chalmers Six Touring Car, new top, battery and tires, $650, or will swap for a good Ford with a starter. Sec or address W. F. JiACKSON, No. 7, York, S. C. 8S 3t 16 PER CENT ACID FOR GRAIN11 you arc wise you will sow a good acreage in grain and fertilize liberally. FULGHUM SEED OATS See us for your needs. v CARROLL BROS. % X ' 1 SOMETHING EXTRA 64 YOUNG M THESE GOOD SUITS W IV York Office Man at an extra g?>o you'll say so yourself and you n rial wu.iii-M'i'A iam.i riaiij) 3*7 men's 0" JUST AS GOOD VALUES as all good vnlue.Lnt $.'7.0*1 to reduced price?Take vour choice a gas mask i KOIt HOYS AND They ar crnment cloth. Hoys' (Jas Mask C YES. we have soil)'.' for men Boys' Coats include a Cap to go wi just suppose you eoiuparc tills pr REAL VALUE 300 pairs men's dress si er, star brand 192 pairs field's men's $7.o0 values?at Nine Cases of MUX'S 111-1A V Y \V< 237 LAOS EG' LONG COATS?At $20,000.00 cotto] Bought last July when cotton was Entire Stock at LESS THAN men's overa: SPECIAI/?1.000 Pairs MEN'S HI OVERALLS, large, cut full an to match at 51.25. Total?$2.5( STAPLE COT EXTRA HEAVY" OPTING?Yard HEAVY CHEVIOTS?Yard at HICKORY SHIRTING?Yard at GOOD BREACH ING?At l ard DRILLING?At Yur i COTTON FLANNEL?At Yard DRESS GINGHAMS?At Yard BED TICKING?At Yard 37 Inch SHEETING?At Yard . PLAIDS?At Yard 300 pairs b( 300 l'aira BOYS' PANTS, made of 1 % and silk mixtures at 53.00 Pair, eiato their v. Inc. 137 ROYS' SI*ITS?$8.?0 to $ 1 ??.<!?? 73 MEN'S SPITS, made for young1 MEN'S CORDUROY PANTS?I'aii 331 l abie j To jcleet from. IT ed from $1.5( SKIRTS at $3.50 Each. Eight MEN'S ODD COATS?Light To Close Out at MISSES' AND CH Plenty to .s left from?Priced McCON WE SELL FOR CASH 4 NOTICE To the Stockholders of McConnellsville Telephone Company: T^OTICE Is hereby Riven that a meeting of the stockholders of the MeConnellrville Telephone Company will be held at the office of the said Company at McConnellsville, S. C.. on TUESDAY, DECEMBER fiTH at Id O'clock A. M.. for the purpose of considering the dissolution and liquidation of the affairs of the said corporation. and whether or not the said company shall surrender its charter and make a sale of its assets All stockholders of the snni corJ poration are requested to he present ! at said meeting. J. T. CRAWFORD, Attest: f 1'resident. S. H. LOVE, Secretary, i MeConr.ellsville, S. C.. Nov. 3rd, 1921. I Typewriter Ribbons and Carbons at The Enquirer Office. THE STAR THEATRE^ TODAY PEARL WHITE? j In "Know Your Men." A Fox j special. SATURDAY JUNE CAPRICE? And Ceo. II. Seitz in "Dropped From The Clouds." Episode No. 8 of "The Sky ltanger." Also "Single Handed j Sam." MONDAY EDNA MURPHY? In "Live Wires." A good Fox Feature. Don't miss this one. TUESDAY "THE LAW OF THE YUKON."? A Rcalart special production. WEDNESDAY WILL ROGERS? In "Jos can mv .urn. J. Q. WRAY, Manager. sow!:raTn { THE ROLL WEEVIL is here anil will' likely be more plentiful next year. We I have had fine seasons. Now is a good i time to sow Wheat. Oats, Vetch, Clover and set out your Onions. We have Red, Appier and Fulghum Oats, Leap's Prolific Wheat, and Danvers Onion Sets. Alco Fertilizer for grain. Do you need a good Turn Plow? We sell the Vulcan; also parts for same; and the Oliver. BUILDING MATERIAL We are we'l supplied In everything it ; takes to build or repair a house from I the pillar to the roof. We will not un- I dertake to mention the diffefent articles that enter into a house, hut please | bear th mind we have everything it j takes. Please Settle Your Account With Us. < YORK SUPPLY CO. Wholesale and Retail. big soap sale We have on display in our big show window the .BIGGEST BARGAIN IN SOAP THAT WE HAVE EVER OFFERED. J We are selling 'he biggest Cake of Soap for la CENTS that you ever saw. ' *' '"'I liv: kIiiiW roil. I 11111*: ill UIIU ?V,?, V..' These Soaps arc manufactured by the i'alniolivc Company, manufacturers of the famous PAL?M-OLIVE SOAP. We arc selling PALM-OLIVK SOAP At 10 Cents Per Cake Throe Cakes for 25 Cents. CLOVER DRUG STORE R. L. WYLIE, PROP. Quality end Service. Phone No. 2. , Clover, S. C. GOOD FOR THE MEN tEN'S SUITS picked up for Cash by our Now d price?They are $25.00 values? iust see them t" appreciate their at $15.00 VERCOATS the Young Men's Suits?They are Hut we picked 'em lip at a greatly nil he happy $18 00 IAIN COATS e made of (Jus Muslo Cloth?Oov- j oats -?1".0(? values?Here at $3.98. too?eijual'y good bargains. The ith the Coat. Look 'em over. Say, ice with any catalogue you have. :s IN SHOES iocs, Solid Loath- $3.50 -Mnliog'fiiiv SI iocs? $4.98 )HK SHOES -$4.(t0 values $2.y8 $8.50, $10.00, $12.50 up to $37.50 N PIECE GOODS ceding at 10 Cents. We offer the FACTORY C03T TODAY. LLS, $1.25 PAIR SAY Y $:'.4<> ELASTIC HACK <1 roomy, at $1.25. JUMPERS ) a Suit. TON GOODS 15 CTS. 15 CTS. 15 CTS. i 15 CTS. 15 CTS. 15 CTS. 15 CTS. 10 CTS. and 15 CTS. 7 CTS. 10 CTS. >YS' PANTS Tailoring Ends- Plenty of wool 1 "it must sec these to apprevaliics ?At $5.00 fellows?At $15.00 $2.50 3' SKIRTS ^ C 1 O r.f\ All \ | |>| l.' a rp i ^ J IU ?\l| >\ (Mil | I 4 IJ? a 1 1*1' . colors?Former price $?'?.oo? 51.50 Each. !LDREN'S COATS $3.98, $4.98, $3.93 NELL'S ! ONLY?NO CREDIT BMMBiiSMMHiHKiailM1 f WARNING TO TRESPASSERS A LL persons, without distinction are hereby warned not to hunt or otherwise trespass on the lands owned or controlled by the undersigned. Disregard of this notice .will be punished to the full extent of the law. C. K. GORDON, J. K. RUSSELL, JOHN' AYCOCK, W. C. ELMORE. TOM CRAWFORD PALMER ROAUlf ADCrER HUEV. AY. T. MOLLIS. DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES. Western District of South Carolina IN BANKRUPTCY. In the matter of H. W. Shannon and It. I* Plexico doing: business as Shannon & Plexico, Alleged Bankrupts: NOTICE. To the creditors of H. \V. Shannon and It. I* Plexico, Alleged Bankrupts. IS lU'll'li) mat mi m.24th day of October, 1921, the above alleged bankrupts did tile with the above Court their petition stating among other things that they desired to offer terms of composition of thirty-three and one third cents (.33 1-3) on the dollar to their creditors before1 an adjudication in Bankruptcy was had pursuant to section 12-a of the Bankruptcy Act, and that upon this said petition an order was duly passed by said Court staying proceeding upon a petition for adjudication. By virtue of the provisions of the said order of this Court, therefore, a meeting of creditors of the above named alleged bankrupts Is hereby called and appointed to l?e held in the office of the undersigned, at York. S. P.. on Wednesday, November lfllh, 1921. at 10 A. M? for the purposes of considering the terms of t:he above offer of composition, for the allowance of claims, for the examination of the alleged bankrupts, and for the preservation and conduct o? the estate pursuant to provisions of section 12-a of Bankruptcy Act. ,'IOHN A. MARION*. Referee In Bankruptcy. York. S. C. October 29th. 1921. S<? It. FOR SERVICE. JERSEY Bull. Fee, $1.00. FINLEY McCARTER, 87 2t* York No. 6. li j READ 1 i Tlic Ladies' Shop, Rock Hill, 8. Car. Bought entire s 4,-000 dresses, and 1,00 you several hundred ? j wove the biggest vain at this time. H * 1 ' ^ We might add tha | are being sold rapidly. We consider ours | ments and are now offer Goats, 1 Dresses 1 t-1 and I | Suits II F' SUITS PROPERLY DESIGNED sS! AND & TAILORED SUITS || OF r:. g TIUCOTINE AT & $25.00 to $35.00 lV j Coats I ra _ "'' www.SB SB SB M ? S M S2SB SB SBSBSJ I PHILANTHROPIC LODGE, A. F. M. REGULAR Communication on next Tuesday night, Nov. 8th, at 8 o'clock. Full attendance desired. Work in E. A. Degree. A. T. HART, W. M. J. E. HART. Sec. I i t.f.t xjs SAVE YOU MONEY I ON YOUR GROCERIES. We have a j full line of up-to-date Quality Groceries. We have just received FRUITS FOR tAKt BAKIINU Dates, Figs, Raisins, Citron, Lemon Peel, Orange Peel, Shell Nuts, We also have Cranberries, Celery, and Lettuce. IN THE LINE OF CEREALS 1 We have a'most anything- you might J | have a taste for, including? Farina, Cream of Wheat, Shredded Wheat, Puffed Rice, Puffed Wheat, Post Toasties, Corn Flakes and i Krumbled Bran. ' LET US SUPPLY YOUR WANTS. I THE CASH & CARRY "what? Are Your Needs in the FURNITURE Line, Our stock of Medium Price, High Quality, Material and Workmanship is complete. Let us show YOU. ALSO Stoves, Ranges, Heaters, Rugs, Paints and Varnishes, Oil and Turpentine. St^ve Pipe that is guaranteed to stay together. PEOPLES FURNITURE COMPANY il Dn*?Ho/liiAA/1 A'ni'Kn ?!tn IVVJjl UUUVLU I tl UU W CI 1 It .New York tock of five manufacturers, coi 0 suits, at. 50 cents 011 a dolla garments of this wonderful pi e offered in yuur.statc for hif The Fellows Phis telegram speaks for itself t some of these garments hav< elves very fortunate in sccuri ing you a chance to share in 0 ~|Tjjt""' Ir" "TW% EXQUISITE Of Tricotinc, I'oiret Twill, Canton Brown and I Priced $18.50, $2: These are shown in Bolivi in Browns, Reindeer, Nav ... at $15.00, $25.1 Sftrtit UraiUi-EiiSnrI{ fy{[f _ (Ti:T ii :i"it*rT tfu'iCu j'lfifu'ute ifC'SSTi.u ii FINE FURNITURE i We Want to Figure With You on Your Needs in the Furniture Line. Our stock Is still Browing and we invite everybody in the Clover vicinity to call and see what we have to offer. Our Aim Is to Please and Every Article We Sell Will Have a Guarantee Back of It. OUR STOCK INCLUDES Cook Stoves and Ranges, Iron Beds, Cots, Feather Beds, Springs, Sewing Machines, Dining Tables, Mattresses, RlanLatc Comforts. Runs, and Art Squares, Window ' Shades, Kitchen1 Safes, Kitchen Tables, Wood Beds, Davoncttes, Trunks, Suit Cases, Hand Bags, Chairs and Rockers, Kitchen Cabinets, Heaters, Bedroom Suits in Oak, Walnut and Mahogany, etc. Wo Sell for Cash and On Installments. Store Next to the Postoffice C. L PARKER & CO. Phono 144 CLOVER, S. C. ! .. Fresh Meats. . The Housewife is assured that she can get Choice Cuts of Steak and Pork at our Sanitary Market, on short notice. We want the farmers to know we will pay highest market price at all times for Fat Cattle, Sheep and Hogs, i FISH AND OYSTERS Received Fresh every Saturday morning. LET US HELP YOU Map out the dal'y meals. We carry a full line of Heavy and Fancy Groceries and Vegetables and Fruits in season. OUR COUNTRY FRIENDS Are Invited to Make Our Store Headquarters When They Come to Clover. GROCERIES AND MEATS Fastest Delivery Service In Town. W. H. SHERER Phone No. 58 CLOVER, S. C. BEAT TljfE BOLL WEEVIL DY sowing Wheat I have a lot of Purple Straw Smooth Wheat I will sell for seed at $2.00 per bushel f. o. b. Hickory, N. C. Shipments will be made promptly and sacks furnished at cost. Write J. C. PLONK, Hickory, N. C. 86 3t EGRAM , N. Y., Oct. 26. 1921.1 I j r. nnn nn:it.s. I. r and we are sending ] irchase. This should ; di grade merchandise ; Buying Co., Inc. ? i 3 arrived and that they 5 ng these handsome gar- ji nr good fortune. DRESSES | Crepe and Satins, in Navy, ra | iilack P ! 5 and $29.75 a, Panaline, Velours y and Black. Priced | 30 and $29.75 I -Iflrar txrlusiltrltt \ - ^mtth (Carnlitut I 2 32 S[ SfffiWW&WW $2 3058??^ .-. - % iii(iiiiEiiii9iiiiiiiiniiiiu(ii(iiiiiniiii[iiii[iii(iiit(iiimi!iu(iiiiiiiiiii{iiiiiiiiii[iiiiniEU) Announcement I OPENING OF JAMISON'S . I ] | BAKERY AND CAFE j ? TVtin-ClHA"D"ClT? 1 Cim a ? jL?Xj\^rjxujt)?jxv J.O x. 5 . v\ ' = Our New Bakery and Restaurant will be opeitana = ready to cater to the wants of the people of York | = county. OUR ELECTRIC BAKERY '= Will bo in nnsitinn tn snnnlv Olioico Bre.id. Rolfs ? ^ .. ? i' ?ri'v 7 ~i ? | Cakes, Pies and Pastries. - ,riS ; OUR RESTAURANT | Will serve Short Orders and Regular Meals. x ? | YOUR PATRONAGE IS SOLICITED f | I JAMISON'S BAKERY AND CAFE | YORK, S. C. ^ ' | Next Door to Shandon Hotel i_ -*? , _ ' { 7 o'clock ? . 'fllJlJhilll. WAKE UP! WHY BE CAUGHT NAPPING? y , ( f Benefit bv the Other Fellow's Mistakes. . | ! FIGHT THE BOLL WEEVIL RIGHT NOW ! y ? Ir YinVlI Ji Wn lioi'n + l?n frtllf?\vi>inr rrnswla in cini'V nf T>1'U*P<1 y T T 11 CI > V tliv iuuvn HI^ ill MVVVM v*v X?*" v^/ , ( ^ ?\. that will pay you to investigate i TURN PLOWS, DRAG HARROWS % AND REPAIRS? A > lo'' ; 10 ? And last, but not least? | BARB WIRE AT $2.00 PER ROLL fp | * String the weevil on the wire?raise cows, hog?, * ? sheep and stock; sow wheat, oats, rye, etc. | You Prosper and We Prosper?LetUs Have More % X Prosperity. | RED I I W YORK HARD- I I s" WARE COMPANY j \'"XK,X"X>X,X,X"X~X"X*X"H~X?X^~X"X?,H~X',X"X*v*XMX,,X~X,,X,,>< * t y ,/' ? | The Great War j I Is Over - s! j I y '!< The Sokliei* Bovs are back home. t ? They went out and fouglit our battles for us. t . ^ They left liome, school, job, and quickly ad- X ? justed themselves to the big job of figlit'-' V x I illg* I | HOW THAT THEY ARE BACK ? w Let us not become unmindful of the serried U | they rendered. v . ' ? OUR BANK is proud of the Legion Boys and ; \ $ stands ready to render any service possible, as ? $ it has always done with the mature soldier of ? ? the war with Spain, or the older boys of the ^ :j; Civil war. They are heroes all, in our cstiraa- $ 'i tion. 2,L. i A nl *vpr\T i IF WE HAVE NOT BEEN OF SERVICE y i>. Kfji ?> To you, possibly it is because you have not ;; ? given us the chance. !! *:* ' y ti^t i , ? ?? ?. - - ? a =r? ? .?./. ?. A abbiv 1 in* 1 1 PEOPLES BANK AM) ItfUSI UUIWANY J ? * C. L. COBB, President J. M. 8TROUP, Vice President * \ \ I J. H. B. JENKINS, Jr. J. T. CRAWFORD, Active Vice President Vice President 1 \ C. W. McGEE, Cashier WM. S. MOORE, Asst. Cashier | ; SAFETY FIRST-SERVICE AND PROGRESS i ALWAYS ; * / . .. _ z??y., - . . <' .' - . :'*? .