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i $729,914.63 had been received and for j the first five days of 1921 a total of X595.S41.89 was received on 1920 taxes. ! Last year the time for paying taxes i was extended by the legislature and it i is understood that a lot of people i think an extension will be granted tliis j year. A good deal of confusion and j inconve lience was caused last year by I the extension, according to state officials. Special $ofircs. Congregational Meeting. There will be a congregational meet- j iag at Beth-Shiloh next Sunday after-j noon at 3 o'clock. A full attendance is desired. L. it Williams. It* Congregational Meeting. The congregation of Bowling Green1 Presbyterian church will hold a meeting after service next Sunday morning, j January 15, for the purpose of Calling a pastor. * ? 3 2t R. M. Du'in, Clerk of Session. hymenealMARRIED?Dec.7. 1921. at Lnvrns, Minns, Brazil, Miss ORA MAST GLENN' to Dr. GUY ALEXANDER ROBERTS. The bride is the daughter of Mr. D. L Glenn of Rock Hill and is employed as a missionary in Brazil by the Southern Presbyterian church. "obituary.DIED?Wednesday night, Dec. 28, of blood poisoning and pneumonia at liic hmnf nn Hiekor.v Yirove No. 1. JOHN ROLIN, aged 19 years and C months. Interment was at Canaan Methodist church cemetery on December 29. The deceased is survived by his mother and several brothers and sisters. Suddenly at the Confederate Home ilk Columbia, at 1:10 o'clock Friday ino.r.fn,', Mr. RICHARD J. WITHERS eged 76 years. Interment was in Rose Hill cemetery, Yorkville, Saturday afternoon, following funeral services conducted at the home of his son-inlaw Mr. T. W. Speck by Rev. E. E. Gillespie, D. D., assisted by Rev. J. K. Walker. Mr. Withers was a native of "Yorkville and spent most of his life here. He was for many yeani an employe in the office of the clerk of the court and his connection with that office in former years brought him into acquaintance with many people who will regret to learn of the passing of "Dick" Withers, as he was better i known. He served during the War Hctween the States as a member of the Seventeenth South Carolina Volunteers. Evans* brigade, enlisting in April, 1SC2. He is < survived by his wiilnw fwo dnuehters. Mesdnmes T. W. Speck of Yorkville and W. H. McCorkle of Rocky Mount, X. C.. nnd one son, Mr. Robert S. Withers of Norfolk, Virginia. . Suddenly at his home on West Main street, Rock Hill, yesterday, Mr. T. E. MERRITT. The deceased was a native of Fort Mill, but had been living in Rock Hill for many years. He is survived by his widow and the following children: Mrs. H. J: Zinker of the Oak Ridge section; Mrs. Kummerlin of Shopton, X. C.; Mrs. Emma Crappa of liexingion, S. C., and Messrs. .Bam and Monroe Merritt of Fort Mill. Interment was In the cemetery in Rock Hill this afternoon *dth Masonic honors. THE COTTON MARKET Tuesday, January 10, 1022. .Cotton Seed | New York 18.83 Sharon r 18 50 Clover 18 45 Yorkville 18J 45 MISCELLANEOUS WANTS - I Wanted?To buy second hand Ford Roadster Rody, Top and Windshield. Must be in good condition. Reply w. w. Barron, yoik, s. c\ a 11. Salesman Wanted?To solicit orders for lubricating oils, greases and paints. Salary or commission. Address Harvey Oil Co., Cleveland, O. * j Reward?For black and tan hound,; wearing tag 382, and answering to! "Loud." Missing since December 27. J. S. Sad'er, Tirzah. "?1 3 2t | Hens Wanted?By Thursday night, December 12, we war* 150 fat liens at 15 cents pound. Sanitary Market, L. G. Ferguson, Prop.', York. S. C. It Notice of Meat Wagon?In York every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. Stew beef, 10 cents pound; roast, 15 cents: steak, 20 cents; sausage, 20 cents. C. A. Overcash. 3 t. f. 41?. Wanted?A position as bookkeeper or typist, but will consider anything permanent. I am married, 28 years of age; have just finished government school; can furnish best of reference. Address It. 11. Crawford, York, S O., R. F. D. No. 1. It* Million Early?Charleston and Jersey! Wakefield frost proof cabbage plants. Immediate shipment, dollar twenty-! five thousand. In 5.000 lots, dollarl ten 1,000, shipping point via express, j These are South Carolina grown. G. J. Derrick,' Lancaster, S". C. 1* For Cash Only?The public will please take notice that from and after Jan-i uary 2, 1022, 1 am selling for cash only. G. C. McFarland. >2 3t* ? I For Sale?Fresh Jersey milch cow with! fourth calf. James MeCarter, York! R. F. D. No. fi. 1 3t*. For Rent?The former office of Dr. J. D. McDowell in the Wilson building, opposite the courthouse, Thos. F. McDow, York, S. C. 1 tf NOTICE. DELIKVINCJ it best both for Ourselves and a'so for tho Trad*' as well, we will on January 10th, 1922. begin selling goods strictly for the Cash, except in a few cases whore eireum-1 stances compel us to carry over a few accounts into next year's business, By. doing this, we expect to eliminate the expenses both of keeping books and all' the losses connected with tinn* busi-j i'"ss. s<i we feel sure we wil' he in po- | sition to give our friends and custom-! ers the very best service at the least possible cost. We invite your patron-j age ior these reasons, feeling sure we] can and will satisfy in quality and in | price both. We carry a pretty full line' of Groceries. Hardware, Plow Tools, Shoes, Dry Goods and Notions; also we have the good old Broad Gauge Wagons, like wo have always used in this section, and a few of the famous Kmerson Buggies. See us for prices before you buy. We respect fully call attention to alii those who have accounts due and ow-j ing to us on our books, that they eitlurj come in and settle, or else send check! to cover same. We want to got all! these matters settled as early as pns-| sib!'* so we can devote our time to oth-j er matters. KENNEDY BUOtf. Sharon, S. C? January 5, 1D22. 2Jt | for Sale?A fresh. Jersey cow. See or address A. E. Burns, R. F. D. No. 1!, Smyrna. 2 2t* Wanted?The public to know that I sell the new model Dodge Bros.' car, and also good second hand cars of all kinds. C. F. Shtrer. 1 tf Wanted?"We are in the market fogood fresh milch cows and heavy springers. Nothing but rea[ good stuff wanted. See FERGUSON LIVE STOCK CO., Sharon, or H. E. FERGUSON, York. 70 tf For Sale?At very attractive prices on>; or more of the following: Eight Columbus cne-horse wagons 2x3-8; 3 Co'umbus one-horse wagons, 1x3-4; 9 one-horse Buckeye wagons, 2x5-16; f) Columbus two-horse wagons, 2x1 1-2; 8 two-horse Columbus wagons, 3x3-3; 8 No. 326 Blount buggies; :i No. 329 Blount buggies; 20 No, 307 Hughes buggies. H. G. Kaminer, Gadsden. S. C. 2 5t MASONS, TAKE NOTICE. I>EGULAR Communication of Alpine " Lodge, No. 208, A. P. M., Friday night, January 13, at 7:15 o'clock. Work In M. M. degree. S. S. GLENN, W. M. S. J. MATTHEWS. Sec. It. ATTENTION, TAXPAYERS. DY authority delegated to me through appointment by W. 11. deLoach, Esq., Fifth District Executive Committeeman for the South Carolina Taxpayers association, I hereby ca'l a mass meeting of a'l York county taxpayers interested to be held in the Courthouse next Friday morning at 13. o'clock. The purpose of this meeting is to consider the platform adopted by tin* conference of taxpayers held in Columbia on December 14 last, C. W. Colrr>r President nnd In take RUCh action thereon as may commend Itself to the judgment of those present at the mass meeting. J. H. SAYK, Chairman. Sharon, January-'9. It NOTICE. 'M'OTICR is hereby given that on Tuesday, January 17th, 1922, Jno. S. Wllkerson and W. P. McGill will apply to the Secretary of State for a Charter for a Corporation to be known as J.'M. and C. It. McGill Company, the Capital Stock W said Corporation to bo $25,000.00, divided into two hundred and fifty shares of the par value of One ! Hundred Dollars each, the purpose of; said Corporation being to engage in a mercantile business, selling dry goods, groceries, farm supplies and hardware and other articles of merchandise, the principal place of business of said Corporation to be Hickory Grove, in York County, South Carolina. JNO. S. W1LKERSON, \V. P. McGILL. 3 It THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA York County. r?.. r T Pc/.iil.a DrnK^to oy J. XU ilUU.^UMI, ^O'fUU V? A iVMM'V Judge of York County. In the Probate Court. WHEREAS JOHN A. NEELY has applied to xne for Letters of Administration, with will annexed, on all and singular, the goods and chattels, rights and credits of ELEANOR J. NEELY, late of the County aforesaid, deceased. These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all aod singular the kindred and creditors of the said deceased, to he and appear before me at our next Probate Court for the said County, to be holden at York Court House on the 24TH D<\Y OF JANUARY, 1922. to shew cause, if any, why the said Administration should not be granted. Given under my hand and seal this 10th day of January in the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and twenty-two and in the 14Gth year of American Independence. J. L. HOUSTON, Probate Judge of York County. 3 t 2t TOTAR THEATRE j TODAY ELLIOTT DEXTER? In "The Witching Hour." A Paramount Special. WEDNESDAY SAMUEL GOLDWYN? Presents "Milestones," an absorbing Drana of three generations of lovers, depleting the endless struggle of caste and ambition against the call of the male. THURSDAY MAY MURRAY? In "The Gilded Lily." A romance ofi New York and its gay night life, and a girl whose flash and folly hid a heart of gold. A Paramount Special. Admission, 15 Cto. and 30 Cts. FRIDAY EARL WILLIAMS? In "The Romance Promoters." J. Q. WRAY, Manager. I | COME TO THE CASH AND CARRYl IT IS TO YOUR ADVANTAGE TO SAVE .MONEY WITHOUT OVE K L()() KI NO QUA LIT Y, WHEN YOU 15UY GROCERIES. WE HAVE SUCH FIGURES AS TO TEMPT YOU? YOU ARE ASSURED QUALITY AT AN ECONOMICAL PRICE WHEN YOU PURCHASE YOUR GROCERIES AT THE THE CASH & CARRY A SAVINC IN DOLLARS I AUK YOU ONE of the number who are taking advantage of the great sav-; ing being offered for one month only by the following greatly reduced i prices? AUTOS PAINTED $.25.03 to $45.00 AUTOS RETOPPED ... $12.50 to $22.50 Ucmemher, The Quality of the work has not been lowered. You are Ouar-j antced the same High Class work that , is done at the regular rates. JOHNSON'S painLop JAS. A. JOHNSON. Manager jvock hill, s. c. ODD FELLOWS. "DEOULAR meeting York Lodge, No. j 140, Wednesday, January 11, at 7:30 p. m. It A. C. RAMSEY, N. O. W. 0. W. MEETING A LL members of York Camp are re-, quested to meet at the Hall, I Thursday night, 12th for regular meet-j ing and installation of officers at 7:30 j o'p' onlr 3 It " W. D. THOMASSON, Clerk. TO OUR CUSTOMERS AND FRIENDS r WE BEQ TO ANNOUNCE THAT WE HAVE SOLD OUR STOCK TO MR. W. F. JACKSON, WHO WILL CONDUCT THE BU8INESS IN FUTURE AT THIS STAND. WE BESPEAK FOR MR. JACKSON THE SAME LIBERAL PATRONAGE WITH WHICH YOU HAVE FAVORED US. MR. J. M. FERGUSON Will make the store Headquarters for some time for the Collection of Accounts. You are requested to make settlement with hifn AT ONCE. Mackorell-Ferguson Co., YORK, S. C. ALCOHOL! FOR YOUR RADIATOR. DON'T WAIT UNTIL YOUR CAR FREEZES AGAIN. ' SAVE THAT REPAIR BILL. NO FUSS OR BOTHER. IT WONT TAKE FIVE MINUTES OF YOUR TIME. STOP IN AND LET US INSURE YOUR CAR AGAINST FREEZING. i1rfrtv service LlDEiIYl I station Tel. 84 SERVICE CAR PLYLER SELLS DRY GOODS, MILLINERY AND NOTIONS AT SUCH A CLOSE MARGIN OF PROFIT THAT YOU CAN'T AFFORD NOT TO VISIT HIS STORE BEFORE YOU BUY. THE TRADE STREET STORE WHERE THOUSANDS DO THEIR SHOPPING IS A MONEY SAVER FOR YOU AS WELL AS THE OTII-! ER FELLOW. S. W PLYLER ROCK HILL, S. C. | It Is Blanket t And we have some w a in Blankets?Fleecj o some that are not all i\ 1 -.1 XI ?oou snuggy warm11 us show them to yov you a Blanket if you h vou want one?J list: S ALSO IT IS GLOVE 1 And you'll find a splc ?l and Work Gloves her lection of Automobil J arc quite right in qu ^ ous Grinnell folks an J Tlie qualities are her 2 styles and the right ] \ J. M. S | Buy Good I You don't buy Fuiiii H it is for a life time. And > i it is a sure conclusion ths i expensive at any price. B Xo, we do not want yov 0 that's silly?but buy good 0 Come in and let us she 1 any time you want to bin g or House inirnismngs. \ I Deal?sell you what you v Notice that Dining Hoc I window { It is a dandy, u | goods; but wo dare say tl I you imagine. Step inside | price. A couple of years I day, comparatively, it is a See us for Furniture i I York Furr ifl ?S3!23!5 TO DEBTORS AND CREDITORS. A L.E i>ersons indebted to the estate of C. E. SPENCER, deceased, are hereby notified to make payment to the undersigned at once, and all persons having claims against said estate are requested to present the same, duly ptoven, within the time prescribed by 1i w. J. S. BR1CE. AGNES M. SPENCER, Executors Estate C. E. Spencer, Dec'd. 3 t 3t OUR CUSTOMERS fi RE REMINDED THAT AT THIS STORE THEY MAY FIND THE VERY BEST IN Quality Merchandise, Shoes and Notions. WE INVITE COMPARISON OF OUR PRICES. WE ARE SURE YOU'LL SAVE MONEY BY TRADING AT THIS STORE. TRY IT. PARROTT'S "The 8tore With a Conscience" CLOVER, S. C. I THE CITY MARKET THE OLD RELIABLE WE HAVE FOR THIS WEEK some NICE MUTTON, BEEF, VEAL, BOILED HAM, SOUSE, WEENIES AND SAUSAGEALL KINDS. f FRESH OYSTERS EVERY DAY, AND WE WILL HAVE SOME FRESII FISII ON SATURDAY. Wc Buy Hides and Country Produce. THE CITY MARKET Geo. A. Sherer G. W. Sherer THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA County of York. IN THE PROBATE COURT By J. L. Houston, Esquire, Probate Judge of York County. WHEREAS Mr*.' ELIZABETH E: " WOOD has applied to me fuc. Letters of Administration, on all and singular, the good* and chatto's, rights and credits of WM. P. WOOD, late of the County aforesaid, deceased. These 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 fbr the said county, to be holden at York Court House on the 24TH DAY QF. JANUARY, 1922, to! shew cause, if'any,"why the said Administration skduld not be granted. Given'under my hand and seal, this 9th day of January, in the year of our Lord one thounand nine hundred and twenty-one, and in the 146th year of American Independence. (Seal). -v v J. L. HOUSTON. Probate Judge of York County. ' 3 -Trwt:. 2t n <XLi' 9 : Time? f onderfully good values 6 j Wool Blankets and J wool, but have lots ot' 'J 1 for cold nights. Let < f i. Our prices will sell l have a suspicion that Z sec them soon. 0 DIE I ;ndid line of Men's Dress J e and also quite a fine se- ? Ic Driving Gloves?they J ?i:x? ir...K i... * mily?ivluuu i)y uic xaui- ^ i d also by Wilson Bros.? o, likewise the sizes, the ( )riees. Let us show you. j TROUP S A OKJLMKili-t'UOKIOKM Ml 7urniture? 1 $ ,turc for a day?usually ^ .viill this fact before you | it "ceap" furniture is [ uv good furniture. i to buy cxtravagantly? \ stuff?that's sense. iw you over our stock at \ i any kind of Furniture \ Vc'll give you a Square \ rant at a fair price. mi Suite, in our show | ui't it ? ft is hicrh crude P ~ OCT | 10 price is not as big as i and let us toll you tho . t ago it was way n p?to- \ i way down. md Furnishings. liture Co. [ RELIABLE MEDICINES Three things enter into every reliable medicine your doctor orders: 1. The Ingredients. Sjoms drugs quickly lose their strength, some must not bo exposed to light; somo must be kept co'd. It is important that car.tt should be taken in keeping drugs properly and at full strength. We keep the beat and Keep them at fu'l strength. , 2. Accuraey in following the doctor's 1 written orders. The doctor knows what you need and writes It out for the druggist to prepare. We never take any liberties with the Doctor's Orders. 3 Conscientious Care. Knowlcdce is necessary and skill is valuable, but without Care these are nullified. JTwgnty-one years of successful practice in Ailing prescriptions, has given ug the skill and taught us the responsibility and necessity of car.e. Every medicine prepared at our 'store has theeo three things mixed into it You profit bv having prescriptions filled at this Drug Store. v " CLOVER DRUG STOftE Phone No. 2 CLOVER; % C. ] LARGE PAT OA GTS. MACKEREL *%< i Just Opened, Good and Fat, Try 'em. GARDEN SEED We have had trouble heretoforo. getting what you wanted in Seed; but believe we now have the largest variety and Best lot of Garden Seed we h^ve ever had. See us before buying your Seed. Plan now to plant a large garden this year. It pays big. Have shipment of Garden Wire oft the road. * WJ* COME AND SEE US About that WAGON and BUGGY. We have some real bargains in Secondhand Buggies, and one good Wagon. r ADD All DDAC tnnivuLL uivv/ij* JANUARY SPECIALS readies' Coats?to Close Out $8.98 Ladies' $25 Coat Suits?At .. $13.50 Ladies' $35.00 Coat Suits?At .... $25.00 Heavy Sheeting?At ... 121-2 Ct?. Yard Androscoggin Bleaching?At.... 20 Cti. Hill Bleaching?At 20 Cta. Yd. Dress Ginghams?At. 121-2 Cta. Yard 32 inch DreBs Ginghams?At 25 Cta. Heavy Cheviots?At -...15 Cta. Yard Outings?At 15 Ct?. Yard Tr' ' */' We Do No Credit Business ?Strictly Cash. irCONNELLX,soo BUILDER'S SUPPLIES THAT IS OUR SOLE BUSINESS ?supplying the needis and demands of Contractors and Private Individuals with the Lumber, Mill Products, Brick* Cement, PaihtS, Oils, etc.,' tftat'aie USed in constructing buildings or repairing buildings and other work that requires these materials. ? ; r, We are on the Job every working day. We have the plant necessary to dl? a'l these needed and supply them on short notice. We solicit orders for all kinds of Mill Work?Doors, Sash, Blinds, Framqs, Dressed Flooring, Ceiling, Siding, etc. We also invite you to see us about Paints, Oils, Putty, etc. We assure you of prompt serv'ce and good materials at fair prices. LOGAN LUMBER YARD HAD 0 AT V run OflLL Lime Sulphur Spraying Material for, Winter Spraying. Spray Pumps, Dust Guns and Atomizers. Paradichlorobenzene is a sure deathdealing powder for Peach Tree Borers and is highly recommended by Clemson College authorities. We have It in stock. During this year you will always find our stock complete and full of sound and reliable Seed and Plants for the Field, Garden and Lawn. We owe our comp'ete success during the past season to you and not to ourselves and just' here let us thank everyone of you for your hearty patronage. We wish for you all a happy and pros- j perous J?ew Year. Garrison-Faris Seed Co. 123 West Main Street./, ROCK HILL, S. C. . "Our Seed Will Grow." SKILLED WORKMEN ** c a ? 1 1 ? II |M am. U\rm Al l; eiupioyeu uii uu ?um 111 uui m# shop on Klaek street. Most of these men gained their experience in automobile and buggy factories. They perform .their work as expertly as it can be done. The mnteria's entering Into our work j are bought on a basis which enables us to sell them to other body and top builders at a profit. It Is readily seen that we are in a . better position to perform this kind of i work expertly and at a lower figure _ than are shops who buy their materinls from us. Think this proposition over a bit and for Rotopping, Trimming, Body Building, ' etc., come to ' * J. C. HARDIN & CO., L. G. Huckabee ,Mgr. B ack St. ROCK HILL, S. C. GUM TO GAS rPHE undersigned aro at your service ] with Gas, Oils, Greases, etc., and respectfully solicit your patronage: ( < Niven6 Bros., Charlotte St., York| J ' I Campbell &. Quinn Co. Clover City Pharmacy Clovar M. L. Ford <&. 8ons Clover | F. E. Smith , Tirzah ( * t .. \ rj?? ? iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiimiiiuii j SPECIALS > 11 Ladies will find on Our S ER offerings of She at Twice the Price. While they iast v Special Lot of Sh< ii.!. ine rair v SPRINI A New Line of LADIES arrived and are now CLOUD DRY 2 ROCK H jpian 11 m WE HAVE A One of the Two Tractor* ing. We Still Ha That We Will Sell a We also have one Olive and one Double Gang THE TRACTOR has a pulHr mules and may be operated on uses six CLEVELAND TKACTC .equipment. You can use It to a Call and inspect the I FIRST NATIONAL R I SUGARINE DAIRY The kind that keeps yo condition, lengthens her your milk production a profit. Recommenced b Our best grade (VERTEX) t cent Pat; 8 per cent Fibre, and * Thi3 powerful milk producer Bran, Peanut Mea\ Cotton Seed Ground Alfalfa and Cocoanut Mei WE ARE DISTRIBUTO n a nmoAiT n A mn "OUR 8EED 123 W. Main Street Office Phone 699 BUY BREAD :A0ade Freeh Every Day at JAH4I80N'* Bakery, Ne^t to Hotel Shandon. . HOT BOLLS ;Every Afternoon except Sunday at 5U>( -^O'clock. They are fine. Tfy 'em once ~?cCakea and Pies?baked, every day. a*/* WE ALSO HANDLE .Candies and Fruits. Everything fresh l ' ' YOUR GROCER St all probability handles JAMISON^ read. Ask liiin. i JAMISON'S BAKERY tli I I A UIOAKi OmmJoAaii *f Ui t/nmiovn, rivpnv?vn PEAS ' WE WANT TO BUY. some PEAS and will pay Cash- for all the Peas you bring us. Will take any kind of good, sound Peas. DO YOU need a good Turn Plow or Midd'e Breaker or Parts for Plows? We are giving a discount on this class of goods. PAINTS, OILS TURPENTINE and Fixtures. If you nave a house to paint be sure to come and see us. We will sell you at a very close profit. BUILDING MATERIAL ' WE ARE GOING into the Lqmber and Build'ng Material business a little bigger this year than ever. You can get everything you need to build or repair a house from us. Have a lot of Galvanized Roofing. YORK SUPPLY CO. Wholesale and Retail. k | FOR PROMPTNESS and ACCURACY I " _ ip Prescription work bring your Pre-j scriptions to us to be filled. i' We carry a full line of First-Olass Drugs and are confident we can do your work at lower prices than any other Drug Store. OUR PRESCRIPTION Department is in charge of Dr. D. L. SHIEDER, a Registered Pharmacist of many years of experience. Always Call Or. M. J. WALKER at No. 31. Mackorell Drug Co. NEAR THE COURTHOUSE. NOTICE DY power of attorney given to me by L. S. Niswonger, I will sell at Pubic Auction in front of the courthouse it York, to the highest bidder for cash >n the 16th day of January, 1922, at 10 >*clock a. m., one Ford Touring Car, Model of 1915. 2 2t H. I* JOHNSON. ay pus |sou o\ U|pi m E?tata on Ml? at The Enluirer Office. ' . i k IIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIUIItffllllllllll ST CLOUDS I iPECIAL SHOE COUNT- | >es that cannot be equaled s ?e are offering this oes for Ladies at $1.50 i Gl HATS 'SPRING HATS has just J on display. . GOODS STORE 1 ILL, S. C. | HIHIIHIIHIIIIIIIHIIHHmHlimillHIHMHH?T LREADY SOLD 5 We Have Been Advertisive a Caterpillar Tractor |4 m U An 1 Dawaaim aa bb a xvcai saigam jtxiuc. r Double Disc Turn Plow 32-Disk Harrow. ig power equal to twelve good-sited any kind of land. Cheater County )RS as a part of its road building dvantage on-your farm. ! outfit. It is a bargain. 4NK, SHARON, S. C. wmwwmrmmmmmvmmmwrmn i FEEDS FOR SALE 1 ur dairy cow in splendid ; ! J milking period, increases* ; nd nets the feeder a nice ; y every user. inalyzes 24 per cent Protein; 4 per 'i ? per cent Carbohydrates. is composed of Ground Oats, Wheat j Meal, Molasses, (linseed Meal, Fine ( U. RS FOR YORK COUNTY. SEED COMPANY ji WILL GROW" ROOK HILL, S. G. Residence Phone 647-J ' i A BIG REDUCTOK 1 ON GOODRICH TIRES AND TUBES Call in and let us figure on your next Tire. GASOLINE, OTTJ3 Aurn * GREASES J. H. CARROLL^ V * xi Typewriter papers sold by the pound at The Enquirer Office. HERE'S OUR BEST TO EVERY ONE OF OUR CUSTOMERS FOR A HAPPY AND PROSPEROUS YEAR DURING 1922, AND WE ALSO RETURN OUR SINCERE THANKS TO OUR CUSTOMERS FOR THE PATRONAGE GIVEN US IN 1921. . Q ALSO we want to say that w? wUl be on the job every day in 1922 ready to serve our old customers and. new customers with the best of evrythingr in Furniture and House Fumishings-r from kitchen to garret. LET US SERVE YOU?WD CAN AND WILL PLEASE YO J. , 7 PEOPLES FTJRNTTUBJS; COMPANY Buy 'Em Anywhere ;ne ro lowing are some or tne atores I selling the best and. most popular remedy for Headaches and Colds4 re IK DRUG STORE, | 7JV ENS BROS., X.: PRISON'S STORE : J ?? A. WALLACE'^ STORE, , V. VV. BARRON'S STORE, ALL in YOR K1 'Jf W. E. LAND' STORE, Filbert. CLOVER DRUG STORE, GEORGE WILLIAMS'S STORE, At Clover. PLEXPCO DRUG STORE, SIMS DRUG COMPANY, ! At Sheroo. HOOD DRUG CO., Hickory Grove. SMYRNA DRUG STORE, R. J. CASTLES, At Srnynja. , GUTHRIESVILLE MERC. CO., At Guthrlesvi{lle. J. r. W1L.J-.IA.MS & CO., J. P. BARNES, At McConnellavfllie* MATTHEWS & CO., At Old Point. . W Y MO J O COMMUNITY STOKU ? % At Rock ID.I. ? >j- ' > * ' * YORK DRUG STORE ] See The Enquirer Office for and Mortgagee of Real Estate, , f i , .JM