AMERICAN^
Conducted by. l^ewis M. Grfst,
Publicity Officer, Meech Stewart
Post, No. 66.
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C r? inuArl Oi* M*Afinn.
Referrihg to the recent get-togethe
< meeting held by Meech Stewart Pos
N"o^>6, St/ito Commander Morris C
Lumpkin .of Columbia, writes: '1 en
joyed my little trip to York ioimons?l3
and I wish to congratulate the momhers
of your Post on the splendid meeting
you had."
Club for Fort Will Men.
Members of'fcj^ guiles Post Of th<
American Legion in Fort Mill, have organized
a social club composed of exservice
men, and have rented the building
on Cltliborne street; formerly occupied
by the Fjprt Mill Times office, foi
their nlub rooms. The building is to bf
renovated and repaintdd at once and
otherwise made attractive for the usr
of ex-soldiers. The members of the
club are anxious to have the public become
interested in the organization,
and will welcome the contribution ol
pictures, books, magazines or furniture
to assist them in making the rooms inviting.
Sharon May Have Legiori Post,
Clyde Plexico, well known ex-service
man of Sharon, is considering the idea
of organizing: a post or tne legion in
that town. According* to Mr. Plexico
there are some thirty or more white
ex-service men in Sharon and vicinity
. who are eligible to membership in the
American Legion, and he thinks that it
is quite practicable to obtain a post
there. Several ex-soldiers of Sharon
I are -members of the post in Yorkville.
but because of the faqt that they are
sp far away do not often get opportunity
to attend meetings of the local
post and enjoy the benefits of the Legion
Club rooms,
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1 The Givin
$ In those later years has
J more reasonable?more s
2 those-later years than ns<
who give gifts now seek
2 wliv sn niiiiiv f-nmo hei'f
^ ing for practical, worth 1
CLOTHINGr?For Men <
2 worth giving and roc
- ?-rrcjojiiomonts of all i]
5 Yos, and also in Ovoi
J SHOES?Ar^not a whit
\ dated gifts. You'll find them h
V and Boys and Girls?in all stj
^ range bf prices to suit all gift d
!) HATS AND CAPSm
A gift that tops *em alfMs a 11
looks?you'lPfind them here in i
| priced jCISt right for gilt giving. |
2 preciatcd as gifts. Aspic
j Hosiery?
In'Silk, Lisle and Cotton in R
men and women, hoys and sir
A priced?they make worth whil<
. 5 blankets
The warm and comfort of a to
A pleasing and appropriate sift?it :
while. May we show you our Hla
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4> O <Jl> ?4>1> ? <JO <J(.
? We extend to you and
invitation to inspect 01'
jtf propiiate?
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i| W. W. BARRON
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Frank Roach Post Held Show.
f Frank Roach post of Rock Hill, recently
presented an amateur entertainment,
"The Microbe of Love," iiv that
city, which was well attended and. put J
a substantial sum in the hands of thfe
post finance officer, according to Adjutant
Hiram Hutchison.
Still Recording Discharges.
f Ploi-k nf Cnnr) T R is I
I! still recording the discharges of many
ex-soldiers-'of York county. The clerk
of the court wants to record them all.
r If you send your discharge to the clerk
t and don?t get it back in a week or ten
. days don't fear that it is lost. This is
- i the busy season in the clerk's office.!
rl Your discharge will be well taken care:
| of and returned to you just as prompt- 1
I )y as possible.
To Elect Next Month.
Meech Stewart Post No. 66, will elect !
officers for the year 19,22 in January.
The exact date for the meeting at
which officers for another year are to
be elected has not yet been fixed; but
lit will be announced at an early date.j
I It is to be hoped that there will be a!
^ large attendance of members
post at the meeting of election and j
that a live set of officers will be elected |
for another year.
Fort Mill Pott Elects.
Eli Bailes Post, No. 43. of Fort Mill,
i has elected the following officers to
serve the post during the ensuing
i year: Commander, Rrfce D. Culp; vice
''commander, E. R White; adjutant, W.
F>. Ardrey, Jr.; historian, F. M. Mack;
sergeant. Oscar Hammonds; treasurer,
W. B. Meacham, ,Ir. A chaplain for
the post will be elected at a future
meeting.
Rock Hill Elects Next Month.
According to Commander Perry Gill,
Frank Roach P?*st of Rock Hill, will
elect officers for ensuing year early in
Janunry.
War Tax on Legion Shows.
The national legislative committee
j reports that the new revenue act Just
signed by *the president, includes a
provision to the effect that where an
exhibition of any kind is given by the
icf nf (lifts f
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become moi'e practical? ?
ensible gifts arc given in ? j
to bo the rule. People f }
gifts of usefulness?that
1 year after year?search- Z I
kvhile gifty things? !
wd for Boys .make gifts f
eiving?we can meet the
u quality, style, price. 1 X
coals and Raincoats. ? j
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beiml Clothing as appro- Z
iere?Dross Shoos for Men, Women
'les ami all leathers?with a wide
emands. c
at or Cap?one for comfort and for A
ill the tfood styles and shades?and V
Stetson Hats for men. P
NECKWEAR, Etc. J '
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Neckwear is always
k in good taste as gifts. ?
2 An elegant line here. ?
3 Also shirts, belts, sns- 5
SI ponders, hose sup- a Is
sorters, dress and an- (J iO
gloves, etc. . J
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SUIT CASES, J; S
jj) Trunks and Hand- ! |
bags arc highly ap- 2:i
lidid lino of thoso hoiv. j j
lack. Whife and fancy similes?for V f
Is?the best in quality and rightly 7 |2
[ , acceptable gifts: L ! 3
uod Blanket arc sure to make it a ? <i
is practical too, and well worth k 4
nkets and tell you prices'.' r j
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[ vour friends a cordial j?j;
ir latest offerings of ap- ^
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Member of the Family. -b
legion or similar charitable institution,
whe^e no private interest receives a
portion of the receipts, but the entire
proceeds go to the legion, no war tax
shall be paid. The law goes into effect
January 1st, 1922. Another recognition
of the legion's purposes.
News Service.?"Do you take a daily
newspaper asked the visitor in Poke
Ridge.
"No'm,"' answered Hank Darby's<
wile, "we don't need to. We live right
next door to old. Miss Peabody. She
brings in all tie neighborhood news
oncet a day,' and if anything speshul
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I Had a Great' Opening I
1 1 There Were Hundrec
During the Day. In
creased Sales Force
Them.
THIS SALE 0
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g Is the greatest sale ever
| store in 1 he Carolinas and
S son, when everybody wan
i ?it.is tiie most remarkafc
i ever been given.
IF YOU
1 To read our page adverti:
? Enquirer of last I riday, J
| carefully. But remembei
1 merchandise offered in tl
1 the advertisement.
THIS GREAT J
t Continues until Christmas
able for a Christmas (
or Silver or Other Ar
Class Jewelry Store.
5 SHOP EARLY AN
Joye Jew
THE HALLMj
ROCK HILL
I Where the Big Sale Con
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J friends and loved ones ju
the store you want to visit
> Holiday goods is worth w
I atcd by the one whom yov
> souvenir?Let us suggest
\ HUYLER'S AND WHIT
The best in the world,
Gift packages of all s
; FINE STATIONERY?
; Always a gift that b
; ted. Here in a beauti
| FOUNTAIN PENS?
A nrni'tical. rommon-sense uift
> <?f,your thouphtfulness?We liu
and Conklin Fountain Pens?'
I READYPOINT PENCII
The best of all the magazine p
hero in silver?variously price*
I TOILET ARTICLES?
\'. Perfumery?Kxtraets; Toilet V
^ ilrushc.s and Combs and other
I CIGARS?
()ur ('iuars always pi
('i^a i's of quality?f'<
I llicni in Christmas
? and 100s?a quality
? niislv priced?finefm
j YORK DRl
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happens, she puts on her sun-bonnet
and gits out an extry edition wlthou
delay!"
Long-Distance Shooting.?The nov.
nirfrht- watchman at the observatorj
was watching some one using ttaf
nlTiltt hrtn n otm< #o11 "I7n
gorra/' ho said to himself, "that fell>
sure is a crack shot.":?Toronto Goblin.
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? When a thus: bums an oifphnn asyl&m
and is prosecuted there Is always
somebody to rush intp print and charge
that he is persecuted. *
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/UNCTION
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ristmas |
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jast Saturday Morning,
is pf Pleased Purchasers f
Fact It Was Ail Our In- \
Could Do to Wait On f
F JEWELRY : |
conducted by .a Je\yelrv |
during the Holiday sea- |
is to buy Christmas gifts |
de chance the public has I
FAILED- , '
scmen't in The Yorkville \
ook it up and gO ovey it |
r, only a fraction of the ?
lis Sale is mentioned in |
BWELRY SALE
5. Notjiing is more Suit- |
3-ift Than a Piece of Crold |
tide Carried'by a First- |
:i> siiop at
relry Co.
VRK STORE
4 - - S. C.
tinues Until Christmas
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tmas souvenirs for your |
st remember that this is |
?everything we offer in |
hile and will be appreci- ^ |
i favor with a Christmas |
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'MAN'S CANDIES?
. Hero in Christinas and |
lizes and kinds.
4 pleasing and apprecia- |
fill quality assortment. 1
?one that is a constant reminder <t>
ve the famous Waterman, Parker &
iariously priced.
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encils?a gift article of excellence v
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Waters. Face Powders, Soaps, and <&
Toilet Articles. <>
KODAKS- |
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A Kodak is a royal |
dft?one that never
becomes old or out of
date?it is the gift to
be enjoyed by the entire
family as well as <>
by the individual? I
we have them in vari- i
oqs-sizes and various- |
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A
case because ours are the |
>r gifts for nion wo liavo |
packages?10s, 2.1s, ~)0s |
to suit all tastes?vari- ^
gifts to men. I
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W Christinas
I WE HAVE THE GREATEST LINE OF J
, SAVE EVER BROUGHT TO CLOVE
PRESENTS THAT IS UNSURPAS^
COUNTY STORS-WE INVITE ,YOt
Only a few more shopping (lavs remain
vise our friends and enstomers to ?dior> as e
I will conter a favbr upon us and Avill find jfhei
what they want. Holidy Goods are going fj
essarv to replace part of our stock; but find
place all of it. v
There are hundreds and hundreds of an
Father, 'Mother, Brother, Sister, Wife and
to appreciate them.
Santa Glaus has made the CLOVER DRUG
You just ought to see the great numbei
for Him.
1 Your little boy will be glad to ki^ow wi
wanting for Chriitmas. Smaller Toy Guns i
TflYS~0l,r Toy Deparfroent is the largesl
of every description and the scoi
to see them are more than pleased.
fANniFS~We ^ave ^amous whitm
L/linmjJ? iu Holiday Packages. The
B IF YOU DON!
Jiist what to give your friend or loyed one
oyer your "troubles with us. We'll help you
easy, because we have so much to select fror
Bp-"'
To go to Charlotte or Gastohia for Christma
you wont at the CLOVER DRUG STORE a
I: The Thing 1
Is to make a lino for this store as soon as \
prised and pleased at what we can show yoii
( From Now Until Christmas We Are Gojngti
' ping Night. It is the Only Way to '
CLOVER DRl
S SANTA CLAUS HEAD
R. L. WYUE, Proprietor.
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Toyland
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Sj We wish to announce to the Toy Buying Pul
York that we have in stock a complete assor
j? of TOYS, out of which we can supply the
community. Some of the many things we ha
? FOR GIRLS ?
! ffR Pianos, Sewing and Embroidery Sets, Trunks, Doll Furniture
Paint Boxes, China and Aluminum Tea Sets, Mud Pie 5
Washing and Wringer Sets, Puzzle Parties, Dolls fron
25 Cts. to $15, Doll Carriages, Mounted Cats and
Cogs, A, B, C, Blocks, Doll Beds, Tricycles,
8$ Bicycles, Kiddy Cars, Automobiles,
Rocking Horses, Picture Books, Magic Drawing Books, Tink
I 30 of All Kinds, Horns, Pony Cars, Skates, Toy Stoves,
$5 Music Boxes, Rock-a-Tots.
IS i FOE BOYS
Mechanical and Electrical Trains, Gilbert Erectors, Gilbert CI
Gilbert Mutt and Jeff Jokes, Gilbert Wheel Sets, Gilbert
M neering Sets, Gilbert Signal Engineering Sets, Gilbert T
m- graph Sets, Gilbert Mysto-tylagic Sets, Gilbert To
Chests, Mechanical Autos, Mechanical Street Cars,
Mechanical Mail Wagons, Mechanical Boats,
Mechanical Fire Trucks, Sandy Andy Full
iff* Backs, Automatic Cranes, Electrical Dy- <
SS namos, Pool Tables, Drums, Horns,
*jv Guns, Long Tom Disappearing Guns, A, B, C Blocks, Guns, Ai
jut Accordeons, Horse Shoe Sets, Symplexophones, Bugles, Aer<
?? Guns, Magic Drawing Books, Light Houses, Aeropla
W, Rocking Horses, Kiddy Cars, Irish Mails, Automobile
wij Wagons, Goat Wagons, Engines, Wheelbarrows, Bitfk
cycles, Skates, Pocket Knives, Jerseys, Transit"
fnrmarn RUn-a-Ltnas. Games of All Kinds.
55* Orophones, Leggings. Flash Lights,
Footballs.
fWe will be delighted to have you see our a
ment and believe we can satisfy you witli
k thing in the Toy line.
1 Rock Hill Supply Compi
W T. 0. FLOWEPS, Mgr. ROCKIIILL
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HOLIDAY QQOPS THAT WE J
IE-A STOCK OF CHRISTMAS |
ED RY ANY OTHER YORK |
tn a t*t it nrnntiAmTAw .SB '
jjl xa ar?*y?4,yy. ^
until Christmas aiid we would ad- ji
arly as possible. By so floing they IP
nselves rnueli better able to get S
ast. We have already found it nee- |$
that it will be impossible to re- ^
titles in our Big Holiday stock for S
Sweetheart. One has to seetheip ffi
r STORE Headquarters, as Usual. ff
.* of packages we have "set back" g
s.haye those Air Rifles that he is S
is well. ' <?
we have ever had. We have Toys K
cs of Clover kids who have been in ft
AX'S and XORRIS'S CAXDIE8 ? i
! very Gift for HER. , ? jK
* know i
for Christmas, come in and talk W
make the selection. It will ; A
o use i
.s presents. You'll find just what ?
nd for LESS MOXEY. M|
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rou read this Ad. You'll be sur- ffi v
in Holiday goods. i*:*
) Be Open Rather Late Each Shop- m
rake Care of Our Customers.
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QUARTERS ?
CLOVER, S.C. j>
ANNUAL A8SES8MENT ^OR 1922
Notice of Opening of Books of Auditor
jJ Afc for Listing Returns for Taxation.
ilT/V Auditor's Office, December- 2, 1921.'L-jo
of'Twr PURSUANT to the requirements oif
i/rlf * the 8tattite Ort'the subject Not^is
\f7fyi is hereby-grfven that mjrlfooks wilL bfe \
opened in ray Office in--Tork CourfNf
house on- MONDAY, JANUARY 2ND, *'
, \ 1922, for the purpose of JUltlng for }
C \ ation ail PBRSONAlffiand REAL
\ PROPERTY held in Yart? County/7^ 1
January 2, 1122, and wiW be kept op4h '*
tmlil the 20th day of tlebruary, 1922,
1 and for the cortvenienefe'if the TawIn
I payers of the County r will be at tiis i
*A places enumerated beloft/on the dAW
,m-i iffcb named:
... ; -L/ Clover?Tuesday and : : Wednesday, i
j January 8rd and 4th. ?'
Bandana?(Perry Fergtlson's Store) '
? 32 Thursday January 5th. TvT
)llC 01 Sx. Hfckory Grove?Monday Januarsr .J
trnAnt 9th.
bilicilt/ ajg Sharon?Tuesday January 10th. Ji
Whole w? Bullock's Creek?We<trt?day Janur J
5g ary 11th.
V6I jj* McConnellsville?Thursday January
Newport?'Friday Januacy 13th. i< i
$5' Fort Mill?Monday, -Tuesday and
? ^ M Wednesday, January lltli ijth ahii
, Dandy 3f 18th
lets, ** Rock Hill?Monday |lnuary 23rd ^
1 5* through Saturday Janu^ayt 28th. .. .J
All males between the axes of twefl*
Vg ty-onc and sixty years. Jap liable to a
jtff poll tax bf 31.00 and all do-sons so liar,
er Toys V ble are especially requested to give th? i
3? numbers of their Tespectlve school dfifrg
SET tricts in making: thfelr returns.
*2g BROADUS-Jt LOVE,
kT. Auditor Vftrk County.:
M Dec. 2, 1921. f ' . 9? 4t.
lemistry 31 ' ~t
r SOME FOLKS SAY
iTHAT WE FURNISH THE BEST i
FRESH MEATS TO BE HAD IN
THIS TOWN.
We believe these folk? know what
they are talking: about, as we'are very
particular about the kind of bepf ca|y- J
tie that we buy; we uUe every- precautibn
as fo sanitary condltiops after
it is killed and we know how to cut
it to'the best advantage:' If you
not buying your meats from us try* uk
a few times. , You'll Uke'otir seririfc'e.
FRESH PORK
Besides 'always' having choice Fresh '
Beef we also have fresh Pork, and alUo
have first-elahs pure pork sausage- fir 1
those who want it, and also make an$
sell lots of mixed sausage. ' ' ' SB
FISH AND OYSTERS
Every Saturday?usually on Fridays^/;
n i turn s mr ? s mnw
my | mnm wmi
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