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000 to 3,000 bales are bcinsr received .
daily. President Kamlner said that;
there had been much interest evinced
as to how the Texas association was
cominp along and the statement received
yesterday, he thinks, will be
read with the groate.-.t interest by
farmers all over the state.
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HEARD IN SCHOOL
Unprepared Pupils Jump at Funny
Conclusions.
Do you know the read meaning of
these words? If not look them up so (
you will not be in the same elass with ;
-- > - ~ r,.i_ 1
me noys and gins who
lowing definitions:
Alias?A good man in the Bible.
Amenable?Anything that is mean. 1
Audible?Worthy of applause.
Ammonia?The food of the gods.
Animosity?A sudden surprise.
Culinary?Cunning or cute. .
Kpicac?A man who likes a good
dinner.
Equestrian?An Equal. ?
Franchise?Anything belonging to .
the French.
Ignition?The art of not noticing.
Irrigate?To disturb.
Knickerbocker?Something to ring
with.
I
Medieval?A wicked man who has j
been tempted.
Mendacious?What can be mended.
Herd* are a few funny sentences that'
were written on examination papers: j
She dresses very auspicious.
You should fascinate the. vine to,
the wall.
The leopard is watching the sheep. I
The strawberry crop was magnanimous.
Ho enjoys riding on a philosopher, j
lie was very quick at repetoire.
There are a good many donkeys in
the theological gardens.
Every sentence and the name of,
God must begin with a caterpillar.
An exclamation point is what causes ;
surprise.
Climate lasts all the- lime and
weather only a few days.
Queen Isabella of Spain sold her
watch and chain and other millinery
so that Columbus could discover
America.
? The regular United States army;
consists of one general, twenty-one
major generals, forty-six brigadier j
generals of the line. f>99 colonels, 671
lieutenant colonels, 2.245 majors, 4.- I
490 captains, 4,266 first lieutenants. 2.094
second lieutenants and officers of
the medical department, chaplains, etc. J
ATTHE CHURCHES
FIRST BAPTIST
Sunday Worship?Sunday school at
10 a. in. I'"caching service at 11 o'clock j
by Rev. J. F. Moore.
?
F1KST PRESBYTERIAN
Rev. E. E. Gillespie, I). D? Pastor.
Sunday Services?Sunday school at I
10 a. rn. Morning service at 11. Junior :
C. E. at f? p. m. Young Peoples C. E. i
at 6:30 p. m. Evening service at 7,
o'clock.
i
TRINITY METHODIST
Rev. J. K. Walker, Pastor.
Sunday Services- Sunday school at
10 o'clock. Morning service at 11.
Evening s? rvice at 7 o'clock.
CHURCH OF THE GOOD SHEPHERD
Rev. T. T. Walsh. Pastor.
Sunday Services?Sunday school at
10 o'clock. Morning service at 11
ASSOCIATE KEF(>RM ED
PRESBYTERIAN
R v. J. L. Oatos. D. D., Pastor. ^
Sunday Services?Sunday school at j
lo o'clock. Morning service at 11.1
Evening service at 7 o'clock.
CHARLOTTE .STREET BAPTIST
Rev. F. A. Liles, Pastor.
Snndnv Services?Sunday school at |
10 o'clock. .Morning service at 11.
Special Jlotires.
- i
At Olivet.
Sunday school ;it l':U0 p. m. *1 'reac hing
at 3 p. m.
J. K. Walker. Pastor.
Ciover and Union.
Clover?Sunday school at 10 a. ni.
Preaching at 11. Clover?Sunday
school at 3 p. m. Preaching at 3:30
p. m. X. A. Hemrick, Pastor.
Clover Circuit.
King's Mountain Chapel?Sunday
school at 10 a. in. Preaching at 11.]
St. Paul?Preaching at 3 p. in. Clover
?Preaching at 7 p. m.
J. (J. lluggin, Pastor.
WHY THAT LAME BACK
That morning lameness? those sharp
pains when bending or lifting, make
work a burden and rest impossible.
Don't he handicapped by a bad back?
look to your kidneys. You will make
i.?, C/Jliitfinrr Ynrlv
Ill) TillSlilft'* 11'iiu?? ?? ?-j . ..
resident's example.
Mrs. W. \V. Hudson, California
Ave., says: "\lmul six yeats ay" J had
a drayifintr ache throiiyii the small of
my hack and my tack was weak and
sore. The least lifting seemed to
strain me terribly and headaches oertninly
were terribly annoying. Nervous
, spells bothered me. too and 1 felt tin !
and languid. My kidneys acted irroir"ularly
and bothered me on that account.
1 felt as if I would have to
cry out sometimes, the pains were so
bad. Dean's Kidney I'ills pivc me
liunl relief at once and two boxes in all
entirely cured me of all those symptoms
of kidney trouble."
Price fiOc, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney rented >?yet
Dean's Kidney Pills the same thai
Mrs. Hudson had. Poster-Mil burn
Co.. Mfrs., Kuffalo.
OTITTTT A T?V
WXXXV 4. ?
l>llil>- Xon nil.or S?. nl !;i In me in
I'rrftoiic. I I '. Mr. J)? >N\< >.M WITIIKI:SI*?M?N
r.i:i.!? :>^< "i ?;:t >< . rs. i> ( !
was t!u m.;i of tho ! I< T. J.
;in?l M.i *!ci J, |ifll. II.' is siirvivoil
11\ ono ? i t?T, Mr:. .1. M. I'.ri.iii of
Yorkvill.* :'Ih1 tv.. Iirothir:. .1. !*. I Sell
of (inffnoy :ii.?l T .1. Itoll, < ' So v:.!infi'i,
< la.
THE COTTON MARKET
l-'riil.iy, Drooinlior 1', I'.tl'l.
Cotton Sroil
Sharon lf.i ' <?
?'lov r I*> -I ?
Vorkvilli* l?i 15
At Allison Creek.
Preaching at Allison Crock eh ure li
at 11 a. 111. by He v. J. U. Svvann.
MISCELLANEOUS WANTS.
For Sale?Hoy's Bicycle. First check
for $15.00 pets it. Powell Patrick
York, S. C. 96 ltn.
Strayed?From my home December 1
one blue and one black mare mule
Notify me or it. T. Allison, at York
and .1 will send for and pay expense
John Jones, MeConnellsville, 5)6 It
For Sale?Three room house between
Charlotte street and Cannon Mill. J.
A. Tate. 5>2 f St
Wanted?We are In the market for
good fresh milch cows and heavy
springers. Nothing but real good
stuff wanted. See FERGUSON
LIVE STOCK CO., Sharon, or II. E.
FERGUSON, York. 70 tf
TAKEN UP.
TWO Mare Mules, one black and t'ir
other mouse colored. Owner may
have them by paying for this advertisement
and other expenses. .1. (I
Mcknight, no. 4, York, s. c. it *
NOTICE TO TRESPASSERS
ALU persons without distinction as
to race or color are hereby forbidden
to hunt, fish, cut timber, shoot, or
controlled by us. Disregard of this
notice will be prosecuted to the full
extent of the law|
J. H. GOOD.
R. D. D. No 1. York, S. C. 9G 3t
NOTICE TO TRESPASSERS.
ALL. persons without regard to race
or color, are hereby notified not to
hunt, fish, cut timber, shoot, or otherwise
trespass on lands owned or controlled
by the undersigned. Disregard
of this notice will bo punished to the
full extent of the law.
.1. M. STROl.'P.
.Mis. J. .M. STROIiP.
F 3t*
ANNUAL ASSESSMENT FOR 1922
Notice ox Opening of Books of Auditor
for Listing Returns for Taxation.
Auditor's office, December 2, 1921.
"PUKSI'ANT to llie requirements of
the Statute on the subject, Notice
is hereby given that my books will bo
opened in my Office in York Courthouse
oil MONDAY, .IANGARY 2ND,
1922, for the purpose of listing for taxation
all PERSONAL and KEAI.
PROPERTY held in York County, on
January 2, 1922, and will be kept open
until tiie' 2r.th day of February, 1922
and for the convenience of the Taxpayers
of the County I will lie at the
places enumerated below on the date.1
named:
Clover?Tuesday and Wednesday
January 3rd and 4th.
llamkmu?(Perry Ferguson's Store
Thursday January 5th.
Hickory Grove?Monday Januarj
9th.
Sharon?Tuesday January 10th.
liullock's Creek?Wednesday Janu
ary l1th.
McConnel'sville?Thursday Januarj
12th.
Newport?Friday January 13th.
Fort Mill?Monday, Tuesday an<
Wednesday, January Pith, 17th ant
18th.
Rock Hill?Monday January 28re
through Saturel ty January 28th.
All males between the ages of twenty-one
and sixty years, are liable to ti
1.1.!I i.ix ?.f $l.oo and a I pi r-.tus so liable
an- especially n?|U? sled to gio- th?
numbers of their i t soe etivc school d.stricts
in making tin ir n turns.
RROADl'S .M. IJIVE.
Auditor York County.
Dec. 2. 1921. f "
QUICK REDUCTION
SALE
BEGINNING DEE. 3RD
Best Line of Merchandise in
East Cherokee at Tremendously
Reduced Prices.
(localise we have bought too inar.j
goods lor the conditions iis 'hey no?\
exist, v..1 have ili'cided to c'ose tin n
out at oiU'C at prices that will fit tla
conditions.
Our Stock Consists of Dry Goods
Clothing, Shoes. Hats, Caps. Groceries
ar.ci General Merchandise.
WE ARE CUTTING ON EVERYTHING.
Si-oar. 1G lbs. for a Dollar.
Good Coffee. Seven lbs. to the Dollar.
Eight Bars ox 5 Ctc. Soap for 25 Cts.
Best Grade ef Overalls at $1.20 pair
Good Overalls at One Doliar pair.
Shoes that we have been selling at
$7.50?Now going at $4.50 pair.
YVomon's Every day Shoes that have
been $3 00?Now $2.00 pair.
Children's Shoes that were $2.50?
Now $1.50 pair.
EVERYTHING IN OUR BIG STOC'r
Is going at the same proportion.
Our object is to move the goods ant
during the moving the publii- will hav?
a better chance at Low Prices than i
hits had iii a lonjj tunc and hdter inai
it will likely have lor sonic time again
Come Right Away and Look Us Ove
While the Looking Is Good.
. A . W . LOVE
KING S CREEK, S. C.
1922 MODEL
evbx* ti'k i'fti:sBN*T roiiov 11-id
ers of ilii* MI'TVAL 15 EX* El-TP Idi-I
I X.ST 11 ANTE Of. to sas nothing <>
I (hose not insured at till, or insurid i
I sonic other company, will he amaze
' when they see and have explained t
theni the new popey to he issued h;
the (hand old Company, ho?innin
with January. It will include a
the liberal features embraced in ill
policies how heing sold, itnd eveiy fen
tore in the Model will hi- made t
apply automatically to every polii
then in force, regardless of win 11 is
, sued. The in w policy is simply th
sum t-diil of the c\p i i< i cc i f Ihc sue
(- s-'ive managements covering a pciiof
more than seventy-six years. X*
ill y? at t, if t yi r. have the eoniriiets
' any life Insurance company in Hi
I * ti i t ?1 Ktati ; In en marls > liin-r.il a
those of the Milt n.11 I '. l!' iii. :i l!(l in
1922 MikIi i goes ;is far ahead of i!i
t!M'i Alotlcl. w!ii? li i - now Ix-in^r o
t >i I91U .Mo I -I is a!i< ;ul of nl? other:
In lor. inu life ilir- it ?*:i :i? tin <) X 10 iiil
|>o|-(:1111 l'a<-? to |i |;e lilies' js tlliil il i'?
(lllty yotl ntt'c yourself I i i;i . the ISI3S'
. Invest |$ite the .Mutual I : i"
lii :i'el il.; < ntroi't. ami if tie n yon at
not i-oiivlicit tt is Til 1-1 I'.KS"'!
\vh> don'i li'iv. >>.n I in y of t!ie ('? mps
liy that yotl .i li. li'il i llVr.% yn
more for \otir iiese-v. Don't l?n\ I
help the - ii I. hut YOl" ItSMl.! * Vo
will p;iy the I'n iirlit.
SAM M. & S. E. GRIST
DISTRICT AGLNTS
ILIBE
Service
EAST LIBERTY STRE]
HOT
(Best Equipped and Most
in the
GASOLINE, OILS, TIB
ACCESSORIES OF I
FREE WATER ,
Prompt and Effective Ser
SEIiViC
G. P. BERR
Telephone No. 84
ANTONIO
HIGHEST GRADE OF NEW
ORLEANS MOLASSES?
? NEW CROP?ONE BARRELL
JUST OPENED ONLY 85 Cts.
GALLON.
I HAVE ALSO GOOD PREPARED
BUCKWHEAT AND
PANCAKE FLOUR AT 15 Cts.
PACKAGE.
LOUIS ROTH
I
; THE CITY MARKET
I
; ' i*
THE OLD RELIABLE
1
Call us for t ho host of
Meats, Porks, Sausage and1
Count rv Produce.
!
, WE BUY HIDES.
mxrti mmv ivr A "RTTTUT
111 xu ui x x
1 Geo. A. Sherar G. W. Sherer
! ~0YSTERSHELLS ~ j
Veil (an feed your poultry on all the
high price feed you can buy, but if,
I you don't give tlum what thoy need to]
make egg shells, they won't lay. Thera
ia nothing that will take the place of
slieps. Chickens need carbonate of
lime and when fed on shot's they Ret
the lime, .lust think, two or three eggs
will pay for a hens rations on oyster]
shells for one year.
| BUILDING MATERIAL?
We have a first class line of building
material on hand. Several {trades j
of shinitios. Galvanized iron 6, 7, S, 9,
and In feet ienjtth.
A! ? paper roofing. Do not forget!
j to st e us if you have a house to repair
. or build. We fed sure it will pay you. I
We have received our last shipment of!
wheat and seed out?;.
YORK SUPPLY-CO.
Wholesale and Retail.
THE STAR THEATRE
TODAY
"THE AFFAIRS OF ANATOL"?
A vivid, lingering Drama of love and
marriage, glowing with luxury and
lilled with gay adventure in the big
city. Admission?15 Cts. and 30 Cts.
SATURDAY
JUNE CAPRICE? '
1 And Geo. 1*. S< itz in "The Whirling
. Menace;" Episode No. 12 oLC'The Sky
t Ranger." Also The Timbei^Volves."
I MONDAY
r LOUISE LOVELY?
In "Whik* the Devil Laughs." A Fox
Special.
TUESDAY
"THE GREAT'DAY"?
A Hugh Ford 1'roduction.
J. Q. WRAY, Manager.
iiiiiiiiiiiiiisiiiiiiiiiisiiiiisiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
II Childrei
i> ? Scientific investigation s!
~ our American-horn children li
1 Hi and that fully 33 1-3 per cent
Hi enable them In do the near \v?
> Fi strain.
. 2 II' A CIIII.J), ctarinu sHiool
. ^ from hr.ni or lirow aeh?\ < .. ION'
il ~ t?iin nf the trmil?I<* ami unit sh hH|
t ~ IX At.I. TIIKSK CASKS Urn
ZZ l?y s<i|n . . He who knows h"\\ am
pat ii'tii'i-.
~ MANY CI 1 iKPIiKX who 0:1
L~ |M-r i f!,1 vision, in tin* srhool-roni
r" astir in it i an. :ii -. iu'it, mil. fiilnr t
rj and n<mii in-1p.
? TIIKSK i.iTTLK o.VKK li;iv<
[; ally suffer .\!< ?UK than tin child it
r " \VI: AUK I'KKI'AitKI) t" t.->
- =i fr?:st!y.
' 11 Tin- Vn lilt's ('iiinpiiiiiuii ?>f '
!E i'iicliv? .1111 ! i'.i K\'' Slnitn.
5 SOUTHERLANE
' ~ * Optcmctri
5-7 West Fifth Si
(TiiiiiniiiiifHMiiiiiniiHiiiiHiniiiuiiiiiiiu
i
RTY I
STATION I
ET NEAR THE COURT | JSE
| (
Convenient Filling Depot I
ES AND LIGHT |
CVERY DESCRIPTION I
\XI) FREE AIR. |L
vice at Reasonable Prices p
,'E CAR I
Y, Manager. 1
YORK, s. C. y
TO THE PUBLIC
BECAUSE OF THE FACT that !
there has been some delay in the ship- j
m< nt of our Bakery Machinery from
Chicapo, we will not be in position to j
serve the public with Pies, Pastries i
and Bread before J
Thursday, December 15th.
HOWEVER tiic
CONFECTIONERY AND
FRUIT DEPARTMENT
Of our business will be ready to serve
you on and after
Saturday, December 3.
Your Patronage Is Respectfully So- jj
licited.
JAMISON'S BAKERY !
W. L. JAMISON, Prop.
REAL BARGAINS-- I
IN ARMY PANTS. [
Just a few pairs left. Come, j
We'll put good Tires on
your Ford for $30.00
around.
BUY YOUR SEED OATS FROM
US. We handle the Best.
FOR GROCERIES AND MEATS AT
PRICES THAT ARE RIGHT SEE
H. P. JACKSON
CLOVER,.3. C.
PLYLER
SELLS MILLINERY AND DRY...
GOODS CHEAPER THAN /NYBODY
ELSE IN ROCK HILL.
YOUR INTEREST IS PLYLER'S
INTEREST.
BUY FROM PLYLER'S AND YOl
SAVE MONEY, WHILE PLYLER
MAKES MONEY. ^
TRY IT ONCE AND BOTH
OF US WILL PROFIT.
i S. W. PLYLER
The Trade Street Merchant, Where
Your Dollar Stretches.
I JOCK HILL, 8. C.
GUIDE TO GAS
T^HE undersigned are at your service
with Gas, Oils, Greases, etc., and
respectfully solicit your patronage:
.
1
Nivens Bro3., Charlotte St., York
Campbell & Quyn Co. _ Clover
City Pharmacy Clover
M. L. Ford & Sons Clover
F. E. Smith Tirzah
TIRZAH GINNERY.
AL'lt (Jinnery will he in operation on
Thursday and Friday of each week
until further notice.
i <j.-? :;t J. IX L'A.MI'DKLL, Manager.
: ? _
i!!]i;jiinii!i]i';ini!!iii]m}!ii!iiiii!i!iiiiiin
i's Eyes |
i.iit-.. im-iI -< i iiep riMit <if tZ
-XV.- I....I . . .. . ... =
ave slight to grave eye defects E
of tliem need eye attention to E
rlc of civilization without eye- E
term, is nervous, irritable. suffers E
K STRAIN" is probably at the hot- ~
i is jtivrn, the ehtfcl is handicapped. * jt
i hildren's eyes shou'd l?e examined ?
1 is possessed of a proudly store of ?
in read III" test raids showing l'?<> E
n o sts suffer from hidden (latent) E
rouble, ete., resulting in ? ye strain,
small sight bill {hoy usu- ?
ii who havr I.A.IHSKK KKKOKS ~
t tlioir ryis mil advise you inielli- ~
k.'o\\ 'Mill, pa>;?* '>* !. contains a wry ~
thai is worth loading and hwdiriK. ~
>-\VAKEFIELD CO. |
st?Oculist =
t., Charlotte, N. C. is
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;
FOR PROMPTNESS I
and ACCURACY
In Prescription work bring your Pre-j
iAna a tie A hn fillnH
We carry a full line of First-Class
Drugs and are confident we can do
rour work at lower prices than any
Jther Drug Store.
OUR PRESCRIPTION
Department is in charge of Dr. D. L. |
SHIEDER, a Registered Pharmacist of;
nany years of experience.
Always Call Dr. M. J. WALKER at
No. 31.
/ I
Mackorell Drug Co.
NEAR THE COURTHOUSE.
orrn luiirnT
iLLU WIlEiiU
Just received another car
of good Tenn. grown Seed
Wheat. Leap's Prolific,
Blue Stem, Fulcaster and
Stoner.
Oats, Vetch, Clovers, Bar- '
ley, Pasture grasses, Etc.
Wo have on hand spraying
material and spray pumps.
Garrison-Faris Seed Co. ,
Rock Hill, S. C.
"OUR SEED WILL GROW."
JllllilllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllUIIIIIUIH
I GET YOURS NOW |
5 DON'T DELAY having your 3
jj car properly painted, or retop- 3
S ped, or recurtained. How about 2
5 the upholstering? ~
I NOW IS THE TIME TO
HAVE IT DONE. =
Z And If you want QUALITY 5
5 Workmanship HERE is the p'ace 2
Z to have it done.
1 JOHNSON'S PAINT I
| SHOP
JAS. A. JOHNSON, Mgr.
ROCK HILL, S. C. 5fl
111111II1111111111 i 11! 111111111111111111111II1! l77
16 PER CENT ACID, j
FOR GRAIN
.
It won't cost you much to
put a little Acid in with your
grain, and it will pay you toi
do so. We .have the Acid.
Also have
FULGHUM SEED OATS.
CARROLL BROS.'
DO YOUR CHRISTMAS
SHOPPING EARLY!,
YEAR AFTER YEAR PEOPLE LAY
OFF THEIR CHRISTMAS SHOPPING
until the last minute. Half of these
late shoppers pet disappointed by not
finding what they want, or are unable !
to get waited on. Why not avoid the
late crowds by
SHOPPING EARLY AND GETTING
FIRST CHOICE?
MEN'S SUITS
A complete selection of them here at |
from $10 and Upward.)
Men's and Ladies' Shoes in the new- j
est styles?a pair to fit YOUR feet and !
........ ..n/.L-oiKiuilr?At S2 RO and Ud.
LADIES' COATS,
CHILDREN'S COATS, SKIRTS, and
WAISTS and GOWNS?AH moderately
priced.
MEN'S ODD PANTS
Jlats, Shirts, Underwear, Caps and everything
for a man?Prices to suit the
slim pocketbooks.
COME! DON'T LAY OFF UNTIL!
THE LAST MINUTE.
FE1NSTEIN & KPJV1S
THE CASH STORE.
EXTENDING *Xand
WHEN MOST NEEDED.
With many people practical economy
is a new experience. We invite these
to join the growing list of
CASH & CARRY STORE
PATRON'S in getting the utmost value
for their money.
YOUR CASrl HAS A STEADILY
GROWING PURCHASING POWER
When properly applied and the CASH !
AND CARRY STORK is operated to at'
all times give the greatest assistance j
to all classes of people.
WE HAVE NEW LOTS
Of II. J. IIKIXZ'S Pickles, Relishes.
Plum Pudding, Combination Relish,
.Mince .Meat, etc.
ALSO WE HAVE
Roiled Ilam. Raked Ham, and Sugar
Cured H tm, Rreakfast Raeon, Crape
I'Viiit, Oranges and all kinds of choice |
Fruits and the RKST FLOl'R that can
l?e made from the last wheat.
CASH & CARRY CO.
?W~ Titles to Real Estate and Real
Estate Mortgages on sale at The Enquirer
Office.
! WISE FOLK i
| THEY ARE ANTICIPA'
I NEEDS NOW?THE
THAN GLAD
Yes, we believe that,
stable dry goods will go
It is quite true that we a
Cotton Goods at less thai
but we bought them whe
and we are making: a reas
I them t)ii to you at less th
is fair enough isn't it. Ye*
if you do your buying KI<
A FEW GOO]
One Case BED TICKING?18 Cts.
One Case HICKORY SHIRTING?:
One Case 20 Cts. DRESS GINGHA
I One Case 25 Cts. White MIDDY 1
One Case 25 Cts. ANDROSCOGGI!
One Case 15 Cts. PLAIDS?Yard
Two pieces Old Time ASHELAND
CLOTH?56 inches wide?valu
One Piece JEANS for Pants?Yar<
One Case LIGHT COLORED OUT
One Case MEN'S HALF HOSE?I
One Case LADIES' HALF HOSEOne
Case CHILDREN'S HALF ,H'
One Lot LADIES' $18.00 and $2'
Close Out Quick
One Lot Men's CANVAS LEGGINt
> AN EXTRi
? One Case Beautiful, Heavy CHALI
forts, Kimonas, Draperies an<
1 Ufa a Yard?An Extra Special
I Men's Gas Mask Rain Co
One Lot of 32 LAP ROBES?$12.5
while they }ast?At
McCQN
WE SELL FOR CASH
NOTICE TO TRESPASSERS.
ALL persons are hereby warned not
to hunt upon the real estate of W.
R. Carrol1, dee'd., consisting of his
' Miller" Place. "Dargan" Place, "Bradford"
Iflace, "Davidson" Place, and the
"P!exico" Place, near Bethany. Anyone
violating this notice will be prosecuted
as the law prescribes.
SUSIE H. CARROLL,
90 f 4t Admrx. and Guardian.
I LOOK A
BARGAINS NOT
52 inch $3 Storm Serges54
inch $3.00 French Ser
$1.00 Wool Serge?navy,
All Wool '$12.00 Blanket
4-4 Sheeting?At the Ya
Men's $1.50 Caps?Your
25 Cts. Outing?The var
"Old Times" Jeans Pan
YOU'LL SAVE MONEY BY BU
tuc PDCiTCCT QADr.AIM!
inc. unun i i.w i .....
PUBLIC. COME AND LOO
1 D. M. P/
> a CLOVER'S LEADING DRY GOOI
i 1
I KITCHEN (
CABINET ?
A Time and Labor Saver
Kitchen In
We have received a
KITCHEN CABINETS
bor savers for the lady 1
introduced into America]
The Kitchen Cabinet j
fit?everything at the fi
useless walking and was
1 eludes within its four v
Bread Box, Glassware re
Salt, Sugar, Spices, etc., <
forks and spoons, and ai
It has either a Porcelain
be preferred.
MARSH CABINETS-]
These Cabinets go on
3rd for one dav onlv on 1
I ?> M ?
Tlie Kitelit? 11 Cabinet
ed to your home 011 the f
the balance to be paid in
convenient to the buyer.
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Come in today, or any
Saturday if you cannot <
handsome Marsh Solid 0
a beauty?bring your \vj
then decide that you w<
want and we'll talk the
ments over with you. Y
satisfactory. Your wife'
inct more than satisfactc
If you like you can \
make the initial payment
the cabinet at your home
a most acceptable Christi
It will be a really worth
of furniture. Come and s
On Sale Saturday, Dect
York Fun
\RE BUYING ]
UNO THEIR WINTER J
Y WILL BE MORE.
LATER ON.
We believe that prices of
up before they go down. I
re onermg many lines ui j (
11 today's market prices; ] !
11 the market was down,. j!
enable profit and passing Jj
an wholesale costs?that ]!
5, to be sure, Vou ar-e wise |!
GrHT NOW. Buy Here.
0 SPECIALS
Goods?Yard 10 CTS. ^ i
20 Cts. Goods?Special Yd. 10 CTS. 1
MS?At the Yard 12 1-2 CTS. i !
'WILL?Yard 15 CT8. 1 |
S' BLEACHING?Yard 18 CT8. 1 i
10 CT8.. , I
REPELLENT or BROAD- i |
e $2.00 yard?Now 89 CTS. i .
1 50 CT8. < j
INGS?At 121-2 CT8. Yd. J I
>air 10 CT8. J '
-Pair 10 CT8. i |
OSE?Pair 10 CT8. j j
O.OO JERSEY DRESSES?To j i
$4.98 Each I
3S?Pair 50 CTS. \ [
i SPECIAL
AE?36 inches wide?for Com1
Dresses?A big value at 25 ) i (
i now at 15 CT8. ? i ,
ats?Special $3.98 t
0 to $18.00 values?Going now J
I $6.50 and $8.50 Each J
NELL'S J
1 ONLY?NO CREDIT
WARNING TO TRE8PA88ER8.
A LL persons without distinction as to
race pr color, are hereby warned
not to hunt, fish, cut timber, shoot or
otherwise trespass on land owned or
controlled by the undersigned. Disregard
of this notice will be punished,to
the full extent of the law.
It. B. YOUNGBLOOD, T.
ANNIE Y. LAWRENCE?*
92 f 3t*
T THESE I
TO BE EQUALED.
-Now the yard $2.00 5J
*ge?Yard now $2.00 k
red, green?Yd. 75 CTS. a
s?Now going at $6.00 K
rd v 15 CTS. g
choice 98 CTS. jft
d " 18 CTS.
ts?At $2.50 and $3.50 g
VING SHOES HERE?WE HAVE
3 EVER OFFERED THEfcUYING WC
K OUR SHOES OVER. tfk
iRROTT 1
HQ u Ai icc tfw
1HE HOME OF REAL BARGAINS |j&
$1 DOWN
That Should Be In Every
America.
big shipment of MARSH
?one of the greatest lafolk
that has ever ,been \
11 kitchens.
is a complete kitchen outmger
tips?saves lots of \
ted time?The Marsh in- ?>
rails a Flour Bin, Metal
ceptacles for Coffee, Tea,
compartments for knives,
lotlicr for j)ots and pans,
or Nickeloid Top as may
PRICED $42.50 to $60.00
sale Saturday, December
5he $1.00 down basis.
you select will be deliver- i
rnyment of $1.00 or more,
installments that will be ,
time before Saturday, or
come earlier, and see the
ak Kitchen Cabinet?it is
ife and let her see it and
nit one and the one you
matter of deferred pay- ?
oifll find our terms quite Jf
will find the Kitchen Cab- . ;
>ry.
select your Cabinet now,
of $1.00 and we'll deliver }
for Christmas?it will be
nas present in your home. *
while, time saving piece
see the Marsh Cabinet.
jmber 3, only. $1 down
niture Co. .
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