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? For the third time within a year the house was thrown into an uproar yesterday, with Representative Blanton (Democrat) of Texas the object of attack. In a fiery ten minutes speech, Representative Garner, dean of the Texas delegation, declared that Mr. Blanton was "as common a liar as ever spoke a word of English in this country." Mr. Blanton, however, was not there to hear the characterization for he left the chamber at the outset of the verbal attack, after shouting: that he would "hold tho gentleman personally responsible to me if he calls me a liar." Standing six feet away, Mr. Garner had held up his hand during the confusion asking for order and requesting Mr. Blanton not to leave. But responding to a clash of the speakers' gavel sergeant-atnrms had rushed in to prevent what appeared to be an open break when Representative Summers, also of Texas, sitting on the front row, started toward Mr. Blanton, shouting. "You know you are a liar." The trouble started while Mr. Blanton, in denouncing a newspaper report of a speech he had made recently in Texas, declared that members could not defend "these measly items of petty graft," referring to mileage and the funds allotted each session to members for stationery and supplies. Mr. Blanton reiterated what he had said in the house in January, when armed with a bag of articles from tho stationery store, he produced a whisky flask. Mr. Garner, objecting to this line of argument, insisted the impression Mr. Blanton intended to convey was that members got these things at taxpayers' expense. Starting out with the statement that the world is full of "all kinds of liars, the artistic liar, the inartistic liar, and the common ordinary nar, uuint-r, 111.1 face flushed, declared that the man'he had in mind, "would destroy his own family in order to accumulate wealth or to place himself forward from a political standpoint" And then speaking as he said, for the Texas delegation, he shouted: 'We hang our heads in shame and humiliation when Wanton of Texas is referred to as our colleague." lie spoke, too, he added, for the entire Democratic party when , lie declared that "we look upon him as a liability and a distinct injury to our party." "If I could only suspend the rules of the house," Mr. Garner said, as he moved toward his seat, "I would say what is in your hearts, that if the rules did not prevent I would say what 430 members believe at this moment?that Thomas Wanton of Texas is a disgrace to the house of representatives and ought to be kicked out." After Representative Mondel, Wyoming, the Republican leader, had made a general reply to Blanton's charges as to "petty graft" with the declaration that he could count on the finger of 0110 hand the number of house members who "would stoop to graft, petty or otherwise," the excitement subsided. A moment Inter Mr. Ulan ton returned to his sent and within ten minutes was making points of order on the $26,000,000 bill carrying appropriations for the departments of justice and state. One of the reasons, as explained for Mr. Gamer's speech was the charge that Mr. Blanton, in publishing the menu at the house restaurant, had omitted the prices "in hope of making it appear that the government paid for a congressman's food. As to the whiskey flask, Representative Rarkley (Democrat) of Kentucky said the stationery room record showed it had been ordered from Philadelphia at Mr. Wanton's venuest, and that the latter had paid for it out of his own pocket. AT THE CHURCHES FIRST BAPTIST Rev. D. L. Hill, Pastor. Sunday Worship?Sunday school at 10 a. m. Morning service at 11. B Y. P. U. at 6:30 p. m. Evening service at 7:30 FIRST PRESBYTERIAN Rev. E. E. Gillespie, D. D? Pastor. Sunday Services?Sunday school at 10 a. m. Morning service at 11. Junior C. E. at 4 p. m. Young Peoples C. E. at 6:30 p. m. Evening service at 8:00 ]>. m. TRINITY METHODIST Rev. J. K. Walker, Pastor. Sunday Services?Sunday school at 10 o'clock. Morning service at 11. Evening service at 7 o'clock. I CHURCH OF THE GOOD SHEPHERD Rev. T. T. Walsh, Pastor. Sunday Services?Sunday school at 10 a. m. Morning service at 11 o'clock. ASSOCIATE REFORMED PRESBYTERIAN Rev. J. L. Oatcs, D. D.. Pastor. Sunday Services?Sunday school at 10 o'clock. Morning service at 11. Evening service at 7:30. CHARLOTTE STREET BAPTIST. Sunday school at 10 a. m. Special ))otin's. At Philadelphia. Sunday school at 3:30 p. m. Preach- I ing at 3 p. m. J. K. Walker, Pastor. At Ramah Sunday school at Ramah Sunday! morning at 10 o'clock. R. R. Brown. | ? j Clover and Union. Union?Sunday school at 10 a. m. Preaching at 11.?Clover?Sunday ' school at 10:00 a. m. Preaching at 7:30 p. m. N. A. llemrick, i'astor. THAT BAD BACK Do you have a dull, steady ache in I tlie small of the hack?sharp, stabbing twinges whin stooping or lifting ?distressing urinary disorders? For had hack and weakened kidneys York residents recommend Dean's Kidney l'ills. Head this York statement. Airs. It. I,. McKnight, Cannon Mill, says: 'Kidney trouble came upon me very slowly, hut before I realized it. it laid a pretty firm hold on me. My back began to pain and ache something awful and sharp, shooting pains, would catch me every time 1 stooped over. Dizzy anil nervous speils would conic over me find millions or nine i colored specks floated before my eyes, j blurring my sialit. My kidneys didn't act right and caused mo a lot of .111noj.ince. I was in pretty bad shape when I began using Doan's Kidney I I'Ills. The first box helped me so that' 1 eonlinued using them and another box completely cured me." Price CUe, at a'l dealers. Don't simply ask for a kidney remedy?get Doan's Kidney J 'ills?the same that I Mrs. MoKni.tht had. Poster-Mil burn I Co., 11 frs., ituffalo, N. V. | Clover Circuit. Clover?Smday school at 10 a. m. Preaching at 11. St. Paul?Preaching at 3 p. m. King's Mountain Chapel? Preaching at 7 p. m. J. G. Huggin, Pastor, j COTTON MARKET Friday, April 7, 1922. V^IHIUU Ctvu | Sharon 17 ? Clover 16j 50 Yorkville 17 65 MISCELLANEOUS WANTS. For Sale?Coker long staple cotton seed 49-4 11-4 inch) staple, at $1.50 per bushel. J. Ed Harper, York R. P. D. No. 8. 27 4t * For Sale?Fure Webber long staple cotton seed, delivered at my home for $1.00 per bushel. W. M. Gettys, Filbert No. 1. 27 3t* Grow More Legumes?Lime and phosphate rock make legumes grow. Legumes make farms and farmers rich. American Limestone Co., Knoxville, Tenn. 27 6t Eggs?A few settings of each?Barred P. Rocks and R. I. Reds. The best to be had. $2.00 per setting. Brooks Inman, York, S. C 27 2t For Sale?Limited amount of Simpkins Prolific cotton seed at $1 per bushel.?W. J. Fewell, York, S. C. 26 3t*. Wanted?The public to know that we arc half-soling with Panco at $1.00 per pair?Out-wears best leather two to one. No better repairing can be done than we do. Owen's Electric Shoe Shop. Phone 117. 26 4t* Motorcycles?Harlev Davidson is the World's Champion Motorcycle. For Catalogue and prices write E. L. Barnes, Rock Hill, S. C. Dealer for York County, Ride the best 25 8t Tomato Plants?Now ready. "Earliana," "Bonnie Best," "Brimmer." 30 cents per hundred by parcel post. $2.50 per thousand. S. N. Stacy, Clover, S. C. 23 4t w 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. Sherer. 1 tf CHICKENS AND EGGS WANTED VyE will pay Highest Cash prices. Wire or write for prices, OWENS FRUIT AND PRODUCE CO., 28 St Tampa, Fla. "TOPSY TURVEY" YJUILL be presented by the Blairsville School on Saturday night, April 15, at Blairsville for benefit cf the school Admission: 25 cents and 15 cents. R. H. CAIN, Principal. 28 It. PHILANTHROPIC LODGE, A. F. M. A DEGULAU Communication on WjC next TUESDAY NIGHT, AVA APRIL 11TH, at 8 o'clock. A. M. GRIST, W. M. J. E. HART, Secretary. BOLL WEEVIL PROBLEM. - - . "CHARMERS' Bulletin, xn uraDw i^oi, entitled, "The Boll Weevil Problem," is now ready for distribution, and the same can be had by writing me. It contains valuable matter in this connection. W. F. STEVENSON", M. C., House of Representatives, Washington, D. C. It TO DEBTORS AND CREDITORS. A LL persons indebted to the estate of Dr. J. J. GLENN, deceased, are hereby notified to make payment to the undersigned at once, and all persons "having claims against said estate are hereby advised to present the same to the undersigned, duly authenticated, within the time prescribed by law. C. W. McGEE, 28 f 3t' Administrator. NOTICE T>Y virtue of an order from Judge of Probate of York' County, S. C., I will sell at public sale, at the late residence of Dr. .T. J. Glenn, deceased, on the 15th day of APRIL, 1922, all the personal property of the said deceased, b'ale beginning at 11 o'clock. Terms of sale cash. or o? r< IX- \TV.njrT7' A/lminUtrnfnr NOTICE. AT a meeting of the Stockholders of the Clover Furniture Company, held March 10, 1022, the following resolution was adopted: That the name of the Corporation be changed to Peoples Furniture Company, with its principal place of business at Jonesville, S. C., instead of Clover, S. C. C. N. ALEXANDER, C. A. DUFFORD, C. L. PARKER, 24 f 4t Directors. TAX EXTENSION. "VfOTICE is hereby given that the time for the payment of State and County Taxes has been extended to June 1, 1922, with a penalty of 3 per cent for March: 5 per cent for April; C per cent for May, and 8 per cent, plus costs of Treasurer from June 1, when executions will go into the hands of the Sheriff. IT. E. NEIL, 18 td. Treasurer of York County. TO DEBTORS AND CREDITORS ALL persons indebted t?? the estate of Perry Ferguson deceased, are hereby notified to make payment to undersigned at once and all persons | having claims against said estate, arc idviscd to present the some to the undersigned. duly authenticated, within I lie time prescribed bv law. R. E. L. FERGUSON, Executor. York S. C., No. S, March 31. 20 t 3t Garden Seed IT IS TIME YOU WERE GETTING READY FOR YOUR GAUUtNCome ami see us for tlie Seeds that | you will need?You want dependable i Seed?That's our only kind?Grown by the well known Seed Houses of ; WOODS AND FERRY i They are always dependable?been ' used about here for generations. We have these Seeds in , BULK AND PACKAGES. ! And when you plant your garden to j ( be sure you'li need some protection again Insects and rests that destroy the plants?Use our LIME SULPHUR and ARSENATE Or LEAD For Spraying. They insure crops. See us for your Garden Seeds. rimrrn umw ctadi: LLUYLft l/l\UU OiUl\L Quality and Service. Phone No. 2 CLOVER, S. C , 1NEW GOODS We liave just received a Wirthmor Waists in pre $1.00 and And a new shipment of 1 the newest styles. Come The prices are right. And v NOTION DEPARTMENT has nc Wo have everything in the smal ways find what you want. QUICK SALESYork, S. 0. NATHAN "Departm CAD DCMT run m-ii i 'PUREE rooms upstairs and three downstairs (One occupied but the rent to go to po/sons 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 ANNOUNCEMENTS. FOR COUNTY TREASURER. T AM a candidato for Treasurer 01 York county, subject to the approval of the Democratic voters In th< Primary election. 27 te ERNEST W. GUY. T AM a candidate for Treasurer o York County, subject to the rccom mendation of the Democratic voters ii the primary election. 23 tr JOHN R. LOGAN. T hereby announce myself as a candldate for Treasuror of York County subject to the recommendation of th< Democratic voters in the primurj election. D. ISHIEDER. T hereby announce myself ns a candidate for Treasurer of York County subject to the recommendation of the Democratic voters in the primarj election. W. D. TITOMASSON. T AM a candidate for the office o Treasurer of York county, subject t< the recommendation of the Democrats voters in the primary election. 26 t 1* M. C. WILLIS. SOMETHING GOOD TO EAT? NEW SYSTEM BREAD AND ROLLS A FULL 1 POUND LOAF Made under Sanitary conditions in a Sanitary Bakery, JAMISON'S NEW SYSTEM BAKERY YORK, - - S. C. THE STAR THEATRE TODAY "THE COURAGE OF MARGE O'DOON E''? By James Oliver Curwood. A mas terplecs of fiction writing-, turned intc a masterpiece of the screen. See this picture unless you* have a weak heart, and don't forget to trim your finger nails. SATURDAY CHARLES HUTCHINSON? In "Hurricane Hutch," Episode No. 14, "The Secret of the Flame." Also a Western Drama and a good Comedy. MONDAY DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS? In "Double Trouble." A good Western Drama. Be sure and see Fairbanks. He is always good. TUESDAY DOUGLAS MACLEAN? In "Passing Thru." Loaded with thrills like the kick of a mule and fun to make a horse laugh. J. Q. WRAY, Manager Wire Fencing? RECEIVED SHIPMENT OF BARB WIRE, HOG WIRE AND CHICKEN AND RABBIT WIRE. CJood stock of Plow Molds, Clevises, Ilcel Bolts, Singletrees, Plow Lines? IN FACT EVERYTHING YOU NEED TO FARM WITH. Irish and Sweet Potatoes, Garden Seed, Onion Sets. HAULED UP ANOTHER CAR . Of FLOUR this week. Dairy Feed. Mill Feed. Another carload of LUMBER THIS WEEK? Pine and Cedar Shingles. If you need anything to build or repair a liuu.se be sure to sec YORK SUPPLY CO. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL CALHOUN DRUG STORE YORK, - - S. C. PATENT AND PROPRIETARY MEDICINES? BESIDES givin? special and particular attention to our Prescription Department and keeping it right up to the minute for SERVICE, we also carry a eery complete line of PROPRIETARY" ind PATENT MEDICINES that have real merit. When you want anything >f this kind, let us serve you. SCHOOL SUPPLIES? WE CARRY a very complete line of School Supplies, including Pencils, Inks ind Pens, Pencil and Ink Tablets, Exercise Docks, Composition Tablets and Examination Tablets, Chalk, etc. Our prices are just right too, and we believe we have the BEST Fountain I'ens on the market. CIO ARC TOBACCOS PTC. It' you are a smoker or chewer of the weed, we can suit your taste in either Cigars, Cigarettes, Smoking or Chewing Tobaccos, and Pipes. CALHOUN DRUG STORE Typewriter Ribbons and Papers at The Enquirer Office. ' ^ iT.u-imjpir vs^fflyBeaeB IT FEINSTEIN'S ] new shipment of Ladies' I i tty patterns?priced 1 $2.00 Each. 5MER SON Oxfords in all 11 ^ and look them over. i/e also want, you to know that our A I iver been as completo at it it now. i Oamaa a?/4 \j ft n Ulill al. SMALL PROFITS | FEIHSTEIN Iorki s c. I lent Store." f . No Other Company Would : Have Paid One Cent' IN DECEMBER, 1920, tho Mutual Benefit Insurance Co., issued $2,000 of Insurance on the Life Accelerative ; Endowment plan to a Utah farmer. He was 36 years old and a perfect physical specimen, close to six feet tall, with a family record that any applicant would * envy. The man's wife was named as the beneficiary. An annual premium of . $54.34 was prepaid. The second prec mium WAS NOT PAID WHEN DUE. ' The insurance was therefore automati3 cally. extended for 139 days, or until March 21, 1922. The insured died on February 4th, 1922, of influenza-pneumonia, and the Mutual Benefit PAID f 22.000 to his widow, without deducting - one cent, and NO OTHER Life Insur1 &nce 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 not. Don'Lyou think a 5 Company that sells policies with such r guarantees should be investigated by those who WANT THE BEST? ; .SAM M. & S? E. GRIST ] PEOPLES BA^K BUILDING, i W*We also write Fire Insurance. r f i cash k carry co. ECONOMY IS EASY TO PRACTICE IF YOU WANT TO PRACTICE ECONOMYSTART BY BUYING YOUR GROCERIES AT THIS STOREJUST GET THAT HABIT AND THE ECONOMY OF THE HABIT WILL SOON BE MADE PLAIN TO YOU. WE SELL EVERYTHING IN GROCERIES THAT JS GOOD. the cask & carry ' A PLACE CFRVIfR OF REAL OLIYYILL I *4 Every uonvenience? Prompt and Courteous At.. tention? THAPS WHAT OUR PATRONS SAY Suppose YOU give us a trial when YOUR car needs attention. I GASOLINE, SINCLAIR AND MOBILOIL, GOODRICH TIRES AND TUBES, A COMPLETE LINE OF ACCESSORIES. DISTILLED WATER?AIR, FREE. IIDCDTV SERVICE LiDJjiil I STATION SERVICE CAR TEL. 84 Garden Fertilizer? WE HAVE A SPECIAL High Grade Fertilizer for gardens and truck patches, at $1.00 per sack. See us for anything in the Fertilizer line. We can furnish ypp with almost any grade you want and we are prepared to make you as good a price as is to be had. VULCAN TURN PLOWSMIDDLE BREAKERS and Repairs for same. EXPECTING ANOTHER CAR Of FLOUR this week. It was bought under the market. We give you the benefit. Sec us for FLOUR. IRISH COBBLER and RED BLISS SEED POTATOES and all kinds of Garden Seeds. Scratch Feed, Baby Chick Feed and Oyster Shells for chickens. FEED YOUR COWS? PRATT'S COW TONIC. It puts them in a healthy, thriving condition?CO Cts. a package. FERGUSON & YOUNGBLOOD. I The Substantials of Life IF YOU LIVE to cat, then you want j some of the fancy things In the grocery line?I have them?fancy enough to satisfy almost any taste. IF YOU EAT TO LIVE then I can supply you with the substantials of i the grocery line?almost anything that I you might desire. I AND DI^ YOU EVER THINK about it, the real substantials of life do not count up very' fast?it doesn't take a great deal to keep the average family going. A sack of flour, a few pounds ( of meat, lard, meal, sugar, salt, pepper, etc.?No, it doesn't require a big outlay for the substantials to keep the family table supplied. BUT OF COURSE every family desires some of the things that are classed as Fancy Groceries and they are quite right. BUT YOU'LL FIND both kinds here ( and I want to serve you. W. E. FERGUSON j : - i NOTICE. < TYTONEY to loan on improved town ' ..n.i f,inn nrnnertv. Interest rates I an<l terms reasonable.. MAKION &. FINLEY. Attys. York, S. C. sw ly I 4 ^ 1 HkTOILETGOODS There are all kinds of so-called Toilet preparations?Some of them are of real 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 CREAM JONTEEL TOILET WATER JONTEEL FACE CREAM HARMONY HAIR TONIC HARMONY LIQUID SHAMPOO HARMONY COCOA BUTTER COLD CREAM. These Preparations Are Highly Recommended by Experts who kiow how to care for the skin and for complexions. YORK DRUG STORE f ILuiDWAREGROCERIES 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. DON'T FEED YOUR MILK COW ON TRASH We Sell "LARRO" DAIRY FEED. The "Larro Guarantee" is a guarantee of satisfaction. You buy on our assurance that you will be pleased and satisfied with your purchase. If yoi are not, we stand ready to make good To new customers we say: "Feed 20C pounds of LARRO to any one cow; then if your own figures do not show that she gave more milk on LARRO, 01 if for any other reason you are not entirely satisfied, return your two empty sacks and unused LARRO and get every cent of your money back." As dealers in LARRO we are authorised tc carry out the terms of this guarantee. To old customers this guarantee is an assurance that the feed is as good today and will be as good tomorrow as it was vesterdav. Try LARRO. With this guarantee you have nothing to lose and you cannot afford to continue overlooking the increased profit resulting from its use. CARROLL BEOS. Water, Power and Lights FOR COUNTRY HOMES .. -w. .4 .. . - m MM t,,, ? , (|f H | YOU CAN HAVE all modern conveniences in your Country Home by using OUR AUTOMATIC WATER AND ELECTRIC OUTFITS. They are economical, and guaranteed to give satisfaction. Thirty days free trial. Let us save you from labor and drudgery, and ADD TO YOUR COMFORT. Address: Barnes Electric Co. Rock Hill, S. C. PORTO RICO SEED POTATOES "WE HAVE Just gotten in a lot of PORTO RICO SEED and EATING POTATOES at a good price And will be glad -to sell you. Also have the IRISH POTATO SEED And ONION SETS. WE WANT TO SWAP FAT BACK for some nice COUNTRY HAMS. WE HAVE a full line of Canned Goods and Heavy and Fancy Groceries. See us for your needs. W. F. JACKSON Mackorell-Ferguaop Co.'i Old Stand. Not Too Late TO HATCH good chicks?in fact -? ?>- - ?.?. T V.-J tUa.- Hrot SUUll* Ul U1U pUHL'ia X liau 111. HIC ***?pen S. C. It. I. Reds at the York County Fair were hatched ii) May. It looks now like we are going to have a dry May, If we da 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 Laced Wyandotte, $2.50 per 15. S. C. ltlack 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 and $5.00 per 15. Fifty cents less here at the farm. SHADY NOOK POULTRY FARM, Route No. 6, York, S. C. GUIDE TO GAS T^HE undersigned are at your service with Gas, Oils, Greases, etc., and resoectfullv solicit vour oatronaaes * 1?_ Nivens Bro?.f Charlotte St., York Campbell & Quinn Co. Clover City Pharmacy Clover W. L. Ford & Sons Clover F. E. Smith Tirzah Typewriter Ribbons and Typewriter Papers at The Enquirer Office. .* ? V. I I Buy Cotton j; All You Can Afford to I | Help Raise the Prii | You Will Be Saving ;;; Are sure to Advance o We 0#er Below a List o: o At and Below Man < days? But BE HERE SATURDi! ! > 1,000 Yds. Prilling, 3 to 1 ' I! value?Sale Price, tl: 3,000 yds. HEAVY SHEETING?Y $ 1,700 yds. DRESS GINGHAMS?IS < 40 inch COLORED VOILE?Last i 800 yds, 36 inch BLEACHING?At < I (A Big Value?Less thai < Greenfield 36 inch LONG CLOTH< cts. yard?This Sale EXTRA O PEPPERELL 10-4 BLEACHED S I y ?For this Sale?Yard : Men's NEW OXFORDS?Last sea <, Men's SUITS?At ; I 200 BOYS' SUITS?At .... 173 Pairs BOYS' PANTS?Pair ... J * MEN'S ODD PANTS?Pair ! I Help Us Turn Our Stock 3 Real Benefit. 4 ft ______ , McCONNELL DRY | WE DO NO CREDIT BUI i == A CAT HAS NINE LIVES Why not Shoes, if properly REBUILT by Us? Moderate Prices; Best Materials; Remarkable Workmanship. U. S. PARCEL POST 1 FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE. r WE PREPAY RETURN CHARGES. : S. J. BELL CO., INC. "Shoe Repairing That's Different.'' RECORD PLACE ROCK HILL, S. C. See The Enquirer Office for Titles and Mortgages of Real Estate. 1 Poq/IV VI j! 11VUUJ T } GoodsWITH EASTER OS ; I you are surely ready for |! of Clothing, Shoes, H |! Underwear, etc. We ar< ! I ready as can be?Ready \ | will appeal to good dress j | and also in the prices?( ! | We'll be more than pleas ! | SPRING CLOTHING F NEWEST PATTERNS AND young men and also for the m J i ulars, Longs, Shorts, Stouts?] I | ?a suit to please every fancy I [ be sure we have a splendid ] Beaches and Mohairs?Just th J i wanting for the hot days that <> MEN'S HATS. AND CA3 YOU WILL NOT BE JUST I Cap that will Just fit your sty] JI the right style and, that will ( ! value for your money?That's HATS and SURE FIT CAPS j| RIGHT KINDS OF UN] GOT 'EM OFF YET? You kn < > is warm enough for a change J \ this kind of garments that you J I Soisette and Madrass; Unders tlon, and Pajamas, in white a II SHIRTS, COLLARS, N1 | ! TO BE SURE YOU WILL N I Handkerchiefs, Garters, etc. X U4J Clt'Slllll 1111*7 VI Ol?l VO, appeal to your good taste?Bi 'em to you. Easter? Only a 11 away. You'll want to look wo J. M. S' I SPECIAL PR ON TURN PLOW; AND BARB WIR] In fact you will find that of useful and necessary H; Good Quality and at! Worth Your Careful At the rear of our store for watering your stock, i 9? lot. Any assistance thai Iany time, just call on us RITE at the RED W Beginning Monday, April o'clock p. m., Saturd; YORK HARI | Phone 153 Goods Now | Juy?You Will Not Only < j :e of Cotton, But More, < j ; Money?Cotton Goods * P Cotton Goods at Prices ufacturing Cost, for ten f lY, the first day n atyI 1ft 1 AH V J Vtt ^/4VV?VWJ . XV Vl/W# ||^ j f ie yard " ard .'. 10 CT8 \ ' | eta. quality?At 15 CT8. ' 1 reason's price, 38 Cts.?At 15 CT8. ' | , the yard 10 CT8. , , i New York Cost Today). % ) ?Superior quality, worth 25 ? > 10 Yards for ?1.48 < 1 SPECIAL 3HEETING?75 Cts. quality ' ' 50 CT8. \ \ son's price, |7.50?Now $3.96 , , 810.00, $12.50 and 815.00 \ > 84.98 > ? 81.00 ! ? ^ 81.98, 82.98, $8 8, 84.98 "{ \ : Fast?And You Get the < I GOODS COMPANY | 9INE8S?DONT A8K IT. ! SPRINf, TONIW ] IU11U 1V11IW NOW IS THE TIME when one need# a good Tonic. i < i f x . * jag NOW 18 THE TIME FOR 8PRING FEVER? a And if you wish to ward It off. start time by using a good TONIC?We ha# the Best. Send Us Your Prescription * Our Prices Are Eight, f _ Mackorell Drug CcJ NEAR THE COURTHOUSE, f ' / >. Typewriter Ribbons and Typewrit^* Papers at Ths Enquirer Office. /ith New ; Ln? t d'HLJiW fell*O 1 &ictC Uc. ' ^ > V JiM Mibt-i&Yf* Ait/ *]{ ^ FLY TEN DAYS AWAY jj your New Spring outfit | 'ats, Neckwear, Shirts, ; e ready for you?just as with a line of goods that ers in Styles, Qualities ; }ome, let us show you. [ ed to show you? OR MEN , ; MODELS?a large assortment for j Lore conservative older men?Reg- i Blue Serges, Stripes and Mixtures , | and almost every purse. And to line of Tropical Worsteds, Palm i | e kind of Clothes that you will be > are coming soon. See them. PS? tIGHT until you h&e a Hat or a [ le?a Hat or a Cap that will be in i hold the shape and give you full ., Our Kind?STETSON and KNOX 1 | in all sizes and in pleasing color. > DERWEAR- 1 ! > ow what we mean, to be sure. It , now and we have the best line of i I'll find?Union Suits in Nainsook, , 1 hirts and Drawers in good selec- 1 nd colors. 3CKWEAR, Etc. 'EED Shirts, Collars, Ties, Belts, Ve surely have the kind you want | >llars attached, Ju3t In?that will .1 | A, Just come in and let us show * , ittlc more than ten shopping days J 1 rth while for Easter. ( 1 moup ICES S, DRAG HARROWS we have a complete line J j ardware of Prices That Are Well Consideration. you will find a fountain | ind also a cood hitchincr Q- 0 ; we can render you at ? . We wish to SERVUSTORE 3rd, we will close at G:00 ays excepted. )WARE CO. Phone 153 i i