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SOUTH CAROLINA NEWS ? Two white boys were arrested at Denmark. J5amber.tr county Friday night while attempting1 to break into a store in that town. ? WJiat is known as the Townsond block in Union, was destroyed by fire last Saturday morning at about 2 o'clock, with the loss of approximately 5225,000 worth of property. ? The schools at Great Falls, Chester county which hav> been closed for several weeks because of the influenza epidemic there were opened yesterday. ? J. B. Talley, a white brakeman of tho Seaboard road is in jail in Columbia. charged with attempted criminal assault upon a young white woman. r- 1. tc\ ,. ?1,1 fluVior. r I UHK UUUillll, 1 V ,>?li viu I man of Pendleton; Anderson county, 1 caught four carp las; week that weighed 34 1-4 pounds. The llsh were caught with hook and line. ? The girls' basketball team of McColl high school champions for the session of 1932, were the guests of honor at a banquet tendered them by the business men of McColl at a hotel In that town Friday evening. ? Governor Cooper on yesterday signed the telephone rate bill that he has been holding up since the adjournment of the legislature, pending investigations. . He had appointed April 4 for a hearing; but last Saturday called the hearing off and said he . would announce his decision- Monday. The act in question restores the schedule of rates previous to January 1 of last year when the railroad commission allowed an increase. It is ex pected that the telephone companies wfU immediately take the matter into court. ? Columbia, April 1: The Wells joint resolution, piissed at the last session of the general assembly over the governor's veto extending the time for the payment of taxes, in that section whic h provides that electors can vote on tax receipts after January I, will have to bo passed on bv the courts to make it binding, according to an opinion of John M. Daniel, assistant attorney general, to Cornelius Otts, a lawyer of Spartanburg. Mr. Daniel held that the constitutional provision, bolstered by many decisions of the state supreme court, that a man must have his tax receipts for taxes paid before January 1, for taxes of the previous year, before he can vote in a general election held within six months subsequent to the first of the year, is binding until vitiated bi' a decree of the courts, regardless of the proviso in tho Wells resolution. The assistant attorney general said that it is not in the province of his office to pass on the constitutionality of an act of the general assembly; that was the function of the courts. Approved Ways of Getting Rid of Ants.?In answer to an American physician practising in Mexico, the Journal of the American Medical Association gives the following advice as to methods of getting rid of ants: 1. Drop quicklime on the mouth of the nest and wdsh it in with boiling water. 2. Pour in boiling water in which camphor or tobacco has been steeped. 3. A spray of benzine from an atomizer is sudden death to most insects. It must, however, be carefully handled because of the possibility of explosion. ' ? 4 Powdered borax sprinkled around the infested place3 will exterminate both red ants and black ants. HYMENEAL MARRIED?At the Methodist parsonage at Clover, last Wednesday evening, Rev. J. G. Huggin officiating, Mr. J. KATE HARVEY of Clover, and Miss EUNICE McCARTER of the Bethany section. ? In Rock Hill, Saturday evening. Rev. H. E. Griffin officiating, Mr. WILLIAM A. GARRISON and Miss PEARL STEVENSON, both of Rock Hill. In Rock Hill, Saturday afternoon, j Rev. F. W. Gregg officiating, Miss ORA | LEE SIMRILL, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Simrill of Rock Hill, and I Mr! OREN E. FELLOWS of Morris- j town, Tenn., who is now making his i home in Rock HilL In Hickory Grove, at he residence I of Mr. John Bush, on Saturday night, April 1st, by Magistrate R. L. A. Smith, Mr. HAYS CASH of Rock Hill, and Miss ZEL1A BATCHKLOR of Smyrna. OBITUARY. DIED?At the home of her daughter, Mrs. Wiley T. Hanna, on the Union road in Gaston county, Saturday even- j ing following a long period of ill health. Mrs. AlAItY E. VARIES, aged X4 years, death coming on her birthday. Interment was in the cemetery at Olney Presbyterian church Sunday afternoon, following funeral services conducted by Rev. (1. A. Sparrow. The deceased was a njitive of York county and was born in the Howling Green community, the daughter of the laic Edward Wilson. She is survived by the following children: E. C. Varies, Mrs. It. Lee Falls, J. M. and S. H. Vaires, all oS Hock Hill; Mrs. Will Linebcrger.jMrs. Wiley T. Hanna and J Charles M. Vaires, of Gastonia. She leaves f>4 grandchildren and six greatgrandchildren. MISCELLANEOUS WANTS, j For Sale?Coker long staple cotton I seed 4il-4 1 1-4 inchi staple, at $1.50 I per bushel. J. Ed Harjier, York It. | V. 1>. No. X. 27 4t ? For Sale?l'lire Webber Jong staple i cotton seed, delivered Jit my home for $1.00 per bushel. W. M. Gettys, Filbert No. 1. 27 3t* firauu Mnri> Lpnurr>ps?t .iim. ;inil nlins phate rock make Ic^unics grow. Le- i games make farms and farmers rich. American Limestone Co., Knoxvillc, , Tonn. 27 6t Eggs?A few settings of each?Barred P. Keeks and K. 1. Reds. Tlie best to be had. $2.00 per setting: Krooks lnman, York, S. C 27 2t For Sale?Limited amount' of Simp- j kins Prolific cotton seed at $1 per, bushel.?W. J. Fewell, York, S. C. 26 3t*. i i Wanted?The public to know that we. are half-soling with Panco at $1.00 1 per pair?Out-wears best leather two to one. No better repairing can Ik- done than we do. Owen's Electric Shoe Shop. Phone 117. 26 4t* ' Wanted?To sell or exchange pure Gettys, Rhone 4811, Clover, S. C. 2t* 23. Motorcycles?Hurley Davidson is thej' World's Champion Motorcycle. For J Catalogue and prices write E. L. j Jinnies, Rock Hit. S. C. Dealer for Turk County, Hide the best 25 St j For Sale?Rhode Island Red Eggs at 1 $1.50 at home or $1.75 delivered. |j Rhone or address.. J. K. ilenfield, j1 XT.. Q ?> i ' 1UJ1V - * I COTTON MARKET Tuesday, April 4, 1922. Cotton Seed Sharon 17 ? Clover 16J 50 Yorkville 17 65 TOM THUMB WEDDING A ND the Deacon's Honeymoon, at Filbert School House Friday evening. 7th, at 8 o'clock, for tho benefit Of Christian Endeavor Society. Admission: 15 cents and 25 cents. It MARY JANE BROWN, Pres. MINSTREL SHOW AT HOPEWELL T^HERE will be a minstrel show at Hopewell, next Friday night, April 7, beginning at 8 o'clock, the proceeds * ? ? "v *r^a o^Vincl improvement asso IV gv V V www OVMWt ....r _ ciation. Admission 10 and 15 cents. 27 It* COMMITTEE. TAX EXTENSION. 'M'OTICE is hereby given that the time ^ for the payment of State and Coun-; ty Taxes has been extended to June 1, 1922, with a penalty of 3 per cent for March; 5 per cent for April; 6 per cent for Ma^\ and 8 per cent, plus costs of Treasurer from June 1, when executions will go into the hands of the Sheriff. II. E. NEIL, 18 td. Treasurer of York County. GROMO FERTILIZERS QJUBJECT being unsold, offer 8-3-3 basis, delivered nearest railroad station, net cash as shipped, sight draft versus bill lading at $25.50 the ton; varying grades up or down, acid nr. thn unit nnimonia pilU5J.fl III tv: I V v.. v. $3.00 the unit; potash 70 cents the unit, all delivered. 8-2 1-2-1 66 $22.10; 8-3-0 <Ti) $23.40; 8-4-0 66 $26.40. Can furnish all formulas. Advise, quick action. Brands; UROMO and Clwitham. The VERY BEST buyable. Can ship day order is received. BEX H. HARVIX, 26 2t Sumter, S. C. NOTICE OF SALE State of South Carolina?County of York. To Whom It May Concern. rpilE undersigned "will expose to publie sale, at McConnollsvIlle, S. C., on the property adjoining the storehouse formerly conducted by W. O. Harshaw & Company, * Sampson Tractor, Serial No. 18-218 and Extension Kims, on TUESDAY, APRfT, llTU, 1922, between the hours of 11 A. M. and 12 nodn, and will sell to the highest bidder lor cash. The above sale to be made on account of the violation of the conditions of a sale contract existing between the undersigned and one C. E. I'orcher. G. II. GREENE. Rock Hill, S. C.. March 25th, 1922. 2t w t 2o. FIDDLERS' CONVENTION AT Philadelphia School i " House On FRIDAY NIGHT, APRIL 7th, at 8 O'Clock. The Public is Invited. ALICE I. GARRISOX, MARIE MOORE, 27 It Teachers. Not Too Late TO HATCH good chicks?In fact some of the pullets I had in the first pen S. C. R. I. Reds at the York County Fair were hatched in May. It looks now like we are going to have a dry May, if we do it will be a good time to raise chicks. Judging from the looks of my youngsters now, somebody will have to get busy to beat me at the fairs next fall. Eggs from the kind that Grow and the Strains that Lay Silver I^iced Wyandotte, $2.50 per 15. S. C. Black Minorcas, $2.00 and $4.00 per 15. Dark Cornish Indian Games. $2.00 and $4.00 per 15. S. C. R. I. Reds, $2.00, $3.50 anil $5.00 per 15. Fifty cents less here at the farm. O LJ A f\ v/ HAAI/ r*i \ i i i -r r? w r > nti gnnui iMwvrx rvuLi n i rnnm, i Route No. 6, York, S. C. A PLACE SPRVlf F OF EEAL 0L.1YULL Every Convenience? Prompt and Courteous At-1 tention? THAT'S WHAT OUR PATRONS SAY J Suppose YOU srivt us a trial when YOUR ear needs attention. . GASOLINE. SINCLAIR AND MOBILOIL. GOODRICH TIRES AND TUBES, A COMPLETE LINE OF ACCESSORIES. DISTILLED WATER?AIIl, FREE, j IIRRRTV SERVICE LlDLIUl STATION SERVICE CAR TEL. 84 THE STAR THEATRE i TODAY DAVID POWELL? ' In "Tin* Princess of New York." The story of a beautiful Yankee's ndven- | turcs anions the English nobility. Dashing with romance, luxury and I love. WEDNESDAY "BUNTY PULLS THE STRINGS"? A clever comedy of a girl who ob- | tained what she most desired. THURSDAY WILLIAM S. HART? In "The Whistle." The tale of a big man's fltrht for justice, of a great sac- ! rifice that turned biir.<l hate into 1111- j del-standing and terrible revenge into j forgiveness. vi'in a v ' COURAGE OF * MARGE "O'DOONE" By Janes Oliver Curwood. A masterpiece ot fiction writing turned into j a masterpiece of the.screen. SEE this j picture unless you have a weak heart, ! and don't forget to trim your finger nails. J. Q. WRAY, Manager 1 . j I The Newest Eir at Fein: I "WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED a SON OXFORDS in all the newest s Sole of the Shoe?you know then t COME IN AND LET US SHO1 our window. < WE ALSO TAKE THIS OCC^ customers for the liberal patronage DOLLAR DAY A MOST SURPR QUICK SALES?S York, S. C. NATHAN "Departmer ?ry ANNOUNCEMENTS. 1 for county treasurer. T AM a candidate for Treasurer of York county, subject to the approval of the Democratic voters in the Primary election. , 27 te ERNEST W? GUY. T AM a candidate for Treasurer of York County, subject to the recommendation of the Democratic voters in the primary election. 23 tf JOHN R. LOGAN. T hereby announce myself as a enndi- > date for Treasurer of York County, subject to the recommendation of the Democratic voters in the primary election. D. L. SHIEDER. t hereby announce myself as a candidate for Treasurer of York County, subject to the recommendation of the Democratic voters in the primary election. W. D. THOMASSON. T AM a candidate for the office of Treasurer of York county, subject to the recommendation of the Democratic voters in the primary election. 26 t 1* M. C. WILLIS. fofTrent T^HREE rooms upstairs and three downstairs (One occupied but the, rent to go to persons renting the other rooms) together with good garden in Moore Building, one door north of KIrkpatrick-Belk's Store, York, S. C. Apply to J. S. BRICE. t 3t 25 F II Ciaren< COM *; Greatest American Authc Operation. kj .t r j ntxi Rock Hill C Commerce Roon In the Courthoui ALTHOUGH BETT1 County public than any < pernaps, tins is tlie nrst county people will have to is coming solely because < of the importance of this f keting movement to the pi fare is bis life work, and t will be one of tremendou him. . I WANT ALL THE I the Fanners' Wives. I \v; inoss men to come; also tli and the doctors, and their all the soundest, most lei ing addresses that they 1 dress they will never forg< 1 PROMISE THAT 1 compelled to sign anythin promise that everybody \ feel that they arc entitle! selves. Please Spread the Word; I Bring Your Friends. Remember the Times am Rock Hill, at 11 a. m., j. b. jo: President South Carolir Pi V terson Oxfords 1 stein's' I new shipment of MEN'S EMER tyle^ with the prices stamped on hat our price is right. IV THEM to you, or see them in to thank our friends and ? fifvOTL us and who heipea to mane ^ ISING SUCCESS. MALL PROFITS 'EINSTEIN York, S. C. I >t 1 jjfK. No Other Company Would Have Paid One CentIN: DECEMBER, 1920, the Mutual **? - * ? loat.A/l tO AAA rjeuenc jiisui uuirc wu., imuiu v*,uw ui insurance on the Life Accelerative Endowment plan to a Utah farmer. He Afas 36 years old and a perfect physical specimen, close to six feet tall, with a family r<x;ordi that any applicant would envy. The man's wife was named as the beneficiary. An annual premium of $54.34 was prepaid. The second premium WAS NOT PAID WHEN DUE. The insurance was therefore automatically extended for 133. days, or until March 21, 1922. The insured died on February 4th, 1922, of influenza-pneumonia, and the Mutual Benefit PAID $2,000 to his widow, without deducting one cent, and NO OTHER Life Insurance company in the United States Would have paid ONE CENT. THE MUTUAL BENEFIT PAID Because its contract provided, THAT IT SHOULD, while those of all other companies do no.t. Don't you think a Company that sells policies with such guarantees should be investigated by those who WANT THE BEST? SAM M. & S. E. GRIST PEOPLES BANK BUILDING. W" Wo also write Fire Insurance. NOTICE. lM"ONEY to loan on Improved town .and farm property. Interest rates and terms reasonable. MARION & FINLEY, Attys. Yonk, S. C. >' 21 sw ly ======Gjj| ;e Poe '' v ) w ING It V >rity on Agricultural CoApril 7th hamber of is at 11 a. m. I BHHnmurn an mimimi mimtm >e at k at 2:30 p. m. Hmswmmw u w www/mwmfwmr KNOWN to the York )thcr man in the South, o])portunity that York meet and hear liim. He 3f his deep appreciation ^reat Co-Operative Mar?op!c whose highest wellic message lie will bring s .value to all who hear farmers out, and all mt the bankers and busc preachers, the lawyers wives, and T promise for >rel-licaded and convinclavc ever hard?an ad0t. sTOBODY is going to be ig against their will. I vho hears Dr. Poc will 1 AAn'm>atiilnfn fbnm I IW W.lfe.1.1 b 1 Come Yourself and Also 1 Places: Next Friday, , and York at 2:30 p. m. KNSON, ' ... ia Cotton Association. || if I The City Market WHEN YOU BUY MEATS AT THE CITY MARKET YOU KNOW YOU ARE GETTING THE BEST IN TOWN. ! WE ARE STILL BUYING Country cured Hams?10 to 20 pounds. WILL BUY A FAT Veal Calf at any time. Bring it?Four weeks old or more?Don't want poor ones at any price. WERE THERE any Negroes in town last Saturday? Well, we should smile. They come from east, south and west. Bought flsh first, as they like 'em best Then commenced on sausage and stew, Bought all we had in an hoOr'or two. THIJ CITY MARKET Geo. A. Sheror G. W. 8herer Have You Bought? YOUR NEW SAILOR YET? I HAVE A FEW THAT I AM SELLING BELOW COST. COME AND GET YOURS BEFORE THEY ARE ALL 80LD. Have In a New Shipment of FLOWERS AND OTHER TRIMMINGS. WILL HAVE IN SOME NEW THIN HATS THIS WEEK. COME AND SEE THEM. I am sure I have just what you are looking for. The Millinery Parlor Mrs. J. M. FERGUSON, Prop. xt toilet goods There arc all kinds of so-called Toilet preparations?Some of them are of heal benefit. Many are worse than bad?they are injurious. We believe we' have only Toilet Preparations that will stand, the severest tests for real goodness. Let us tell you more about JONTEEL FACE POWDER CARA NOME FACE POWDER CARA NOME TOILET WATER JONTEEL COMBINATION CREAN JONTEEL TOILET WATER JONTEEL FACE CREAM HARMONY HAIR TONIC HARMONY LIQUID 8HAMPOO HARMONY COCOA BUTTER COLD CREAM. These Preparations Are Highly Re' commended by Experts who know how to care for the skin and foi complexions. YORK DRUG STORE HARDWAREGROCERIES WE BELIEVE THAT WE CAN SAVE YOU MONEY ON? HARDWARE, CROCKERY, ENAMEL WARE, COOKING UTENSILS, HEAVY AND FANCY GROCERIES. WE HAVE A VARIETY OF MERCHANDISE Make Our Store Your Headquarters. Southern Cash Store G. C. DEESE, Manager. ROCK HILL, S. C. SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY Charlotte Russe 10c Each, Home Made Pimento Cheese, 40c lb. We will accept orders for Home Made Mayonnaise Dressing until 6 o'clock, Friday, to be delivered Saturday. No orders accepted after 6 o'clock. Angel Food Cakes, 30c and 60c Each. JAMISON'S BAKERY W. L. JAMISON, Proprietor. BEST FLOUR, $3.50 We Agreed to make Special Prices for Dollar Day but simply forgot to advertise such prices. We are sorry. But for Saturday only we are making Special Prices?Come and see what we havo to offer you. The Flour we offer for $3.50 for 90 pounds Is par excellent?We use It on our own tables?It is a big value at $3.50 the' sack. Also for Saturday only we offer * One Peck of Good Barrel Coffee For $1.00 Cash. These two Items are but samples of our Special Offerings?we have numerous others for Saturday only. SEE US FOR Fertilizer, Galvanized Roofing, Nails, Barbed Wire. Just received shipment Poultry Wire?Prices right on these and everything else we offer you. CARROLL BROS. GUIDE TO GAS T^HE undersigned are at your service -* with Gas, Oils, Greases, etc., and. respectfully solicit your patronage: Nivens Bros., Charlotte St., York' Campbell & Quinn Co. Clover City Pharmacy ?. Clover M. L. Ford & Sons Clover F. E. Smith Tirzah 1 Ready V GoodsW1TTT TT. A .QTTT.P HI ITT XXXX UAIU JL U1V V/J you are surely ready fo of Clothing, Shoes, I Underwear, etc. We ai ready as can be-r-Ready w? appeal to good dres -and also in the prices? : /We'll be more than plea SPRING CLOTHING : NEWEST PATTERNS AND yeung men and also for the i ulnrs, Longs,'Shorts, Stotfts?a suit to please every fane be sure we have a splendid i | Beaches and Mohairs?Just t J i wanting for the hot days tha i ; JYLUJN '? HATS AN U VA YOU WILL NOT BE JUST Cap that will Just fit your at J l the right style and, that wil! value for your money?That'i HATS and SURE FIT .CAP! 11 BIGHT KINDS OF TJ1 OOT 'EM OFF YET? You I i [ Is warm enough for a chang I i this kind of garments that yi ] i Soisette and Modrass; Unde; tion, and Pajamas, in white II SHIRTS, COLLARS, I | TO BE SURE YOU WILL J v Handkerchiefs, Garters, etc, , > ?an elegant line o( Shirts, i [ appeal to your good taste?: i , 'em to you. EaSter? Only & 1 | away. You'll want to look v !| J. M. S CASH S CARRY CO ECONOMY IS EASY TO PRACI TICE IF YOU WANT TO PRAC TICE ECONOMYSTART BY BUYING YOUR GROCERIES AT THIS STORE JUST GET THAT HABIT AND r THE ECONOMY OF THE HABIT WILL SOON BE'MAD! PLAIN TO YOU. ' 'WE SELL EVERYTHING IN GRO ' CERIE8 THAT 18 GOOD. ; THE CASH & CARR1 : IF YOU WANT THE VERY BEST VALUE FOR YOUR MONEY BUY A t . . . r, 'V . CURLEE BLUE SERGE 1 SUIT FOR $30.00. Sold Under Absolute Guar antee to Satisfy the Buyer?See them. M?C0NNEL1^DBOO Water, Power and Lights FOR COUNTRY HOMES i YOU CAN HAVE all modern conve niences In your Country Home by usini OUR AUTOMATIC WATER ANlKELECTRIC OUTFITS. They are economical, and guarantee* to give satisfaction. Thirty 'days fre< trial. Let us save you from labor an< drudgery, and ADD TO YOUR COMFORT. Address: Barnes Electric Co. Rock Hill, S. C. I SPECIAL PF ON TURN PLOV j| AND BARB WII j | In fact you will find tha II of useful and necessary I : Good Quality and at Worth Your Carefu] |! At the rear of our store J! for watering your stock, jj lot. Any assistance tin j! any time, just call on u I RITE at the RED W Beginning Monday, Apri o'clock j). m., Saturi YORK HAR1 Phone 1^3 ? 1 ^ith New STLY TEN DAYS AWAY r your New Spring outfit ; j iats, Neckwear, Shirts, re readv for vou?iust as V V V , I with a line of goods that ; sers in Styles,' Qualities Oome, let us show you. sed to show you? FOR MEN i MODELS?a large assortment for more conservative older men?Reg-Blue Serges, Stripes and Mixtures y and almost every purse. And to line of Tropical Worsteds, Palm ' he kind of Clothes that you will be. ' x. are coming- soon. See them. JPS? RIGHT until you have a Hat or a yle?a Hat or a Cap that will be in L hold the shape and give you full 9 Our Kind?STETSON and KNOX ; 3 in all sizes and in pleasing color. TDERWEAR? enow what we mean, to be sure. It e now and we have the b.n* line of ou'il find?Union Suits in Nainsook, rshirts and Drawers in good sciecand colors. rECKWEAR, Etc. NEED Shirts, Collars, Ties, Belts, I We surely have the kind you want collars attached, Juot In?thai will But, Just come in and let usr.show M little more than ten shopping days C rorth while for Easter. / A iTROUP { SPRING TOIflCS j NOW IS THE TIME when one neei a good Tonic. % > NOW 4$ THE TltyE FOR j SPRING FEVER? L . . * /' f. X And if you-wish to ward-Jt ort, start in time by using a good TONJG?We have the Best. . ?.' . ?'?v< * " V . ' s Send Us Your Prescriptions Our Prices Are Bight. i Mackorell Drug Co. * NEAR THE COURTHOUSE. ^ , uu ni'nr I " 'VtA' 1 )-f? -,.if.ig l"' A CAT HAS NINE LIVES ., : 4 W " . , i vSr . , Why not Shoes, if properlj REBUILT by Us? Moderate Price*; Best Materials; Remarkable Workmanship. U.S. PARCEL POST FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE, j p$] WE PREPAY RETURN CHARGES. S. J. BELL CO, INC. "Shoe Repairing That's Different,* jfc RECORD PLACE . ' ROCK HILL, S. 0, PORTO RICOSEED f POTATOES A '4 WE HAVE juat gotten In a lot at / PORTO RICO SEED and EATING1 - POTATOES at a good price and will bei g glad to sell you. Alao have the 1 IRISH POTATO 8EED And ONION SETS. I WE WANT TO SWAP 1 FAT BACK for some nice COUNTRY , HAMS. WE HAVE a full line of Canned Goods and Heavy and F&ncy Groceries. See us for your needs. W F. JACKSON Mackorell-Ferguson Co.'s Old^ Stand. vs [ICES 7Sf DRAG HARROWS : * t we lmve a complete line lard ware of ; Prices That Are Well [ Consideration. you will find a fountain and also a good hitching it we can render you at s. We wish to SERVU STORE 1 3rd, we will close at 6:00 J : days excepted. DWARE CO. ! Phone 153