Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, April 21, 1922, Page Page Five., Image 5
? The state's public school books
are to be purchased anew by the state
boartl of education at a meeting or
May 15, and already the state superintendent
of education and Governoi
Cooper, who is chairman ex officio oi
the state board of education, are
being sought after by school book
agents. The state has a flve-yeai
contract for its school books, and this
oxrires this year. The state boart
will meet with Governor Cooper th<
middle of the coming month.
AT THE CHURCHE3
FIRST BAPTIST
Rev. D. L. Hill, Pastor.
Sunday Worship?Sunday school a
10 a. m. Morning service at 11. B. Y
1\ U. at 6:30 p. m. Evening service ai
8:00. ui*.
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN
Rev. E. E. Gillespie, D. D., Pastor.
Sunday Services?Sunday school a
10 a. m. Morning service at 11. Junioi
C. E. nt 4 p. m. Young Peoples C. E
at 7:00 p. m. Evening service at 8:0C
pi m.
TRINITY METHODIST
Rev. J. K. Walker, Pastor.
Sunday Services?Sunday school a
10 o'clock. Morning service at 11
Evening service at 8 o'clock.
CHURCH OF THE GOOD SHEPHERD
Rev. T. T. Walsh, Pastor.
Morning service at Orphanage'at 11
o'clock- Evening service at churcl
at 8 o'clock conducted by Bishop Fin
i?y.
ASSOCIATE REFORMED
PRESBYTERIAN
Rev. J. L. Oates, D. D.. Pastor.
Sunday Services?Sunday school a
10 o'clock. Morning service at 11
Evening service at S o'clock.
CHARLOTTE STREET BAPTIST.
Sunday school at 10 a. m.
' Special |lotircs.
Card of Thanks.
We, the wife and children of J. J
Faris, deceased, desire to express ou!
thanks and deep appreciation for th<
acts of kindness shown us durimr tin
illness and death of our husband am
father.
Mrs. J. J. Faris and Children.
York, S. C-, April 20, 1922. It'
At Philadelphia.
Sunday school at 2:30 p. m. Preach,
ing at 3 p. m.
J. K. Walker, Pastor.
At Enon
Preaching at Enon at 3:30 p. ni.
D. L. Hill, Pastor.
Clover and Union.
Union?Sunday school at 10 a. re
Pleaching at 11. Clover?Sundu:
school at 10 a- m. Preaching at 8:01
p. m. , N. A. Hcmrick, Pastor.
Clover Circuit.
Clover?Sunday school at 10 a. m
Preaching at 11. St. Paul?Preachin?
at 3 p. ni. King's Mountain Chapel?
?Preaching at 8 p. m.
J. G. Huggin, Pastor.
WHY THAT LAME BACK
That morning lameness?those shar]
pains when bending or lifting, inak<
work a burden and rest impossible
Don't be handicapped by a bad backlook
to your kidneys. You will mala
no mist-ike by following this Yorl
resident's example.
Mrs. W. W. Hudson,* Californi:
Ave., says: "About six years ago I hat
a dragging ache through the small o
my back and my back was weak ant
sore. The least lifting seemed t<
strain me terribly and headaches cer
tainly were terribly annoying. Nervou
spells bothered me. too and I felt tirot
and languid. My kidneys acted irreg
ularly and bothered me on that ac
count. I felt as if I would have t<
cry out sometimes, the pains were s<
bad. Doan's Kidney Pills gave m<
final relief at once and two boxes in al
entirely cured me of all those symp.
toms of kidney trouble."
Price 60c. at all dealers. Don'i
obrmlv aak for a kidney remedy?go
Donn's Kidney Pills?the same tha
Mrs. Hudson had. Foster-Milburi
Co.. Mfrs., Buffalo.
OBITUARY.
DIED?At his h"ine on York Xo. 8
last Tuesday of infirmities of old age
Mr. JOHN J. FA HIS, aged 74 years
Interment was in the cemetery at Con
cord Methodist church, Wednesday
following funeral services conducted
at his late home. The deceased was
a native of York county. He was i
Confederate soldier. He is suivivet
by his widow and the following children:
Mrs. W. A. Youngbloed, Monk's
Corner, S. C.; Mrs. I. 1'. Boyd, Yorl
Xo. 7; Mrs. J. S. Wallace, Rock Mil
Xo. 1; Mrs. R. E. L. Ferguson, Yorl
Xo. 8: Mrs. W. T. Long, York Xo 8;
Mrs. W. P.. Drennan, Clover Xo. 3;
E. M. Faris, York Xo. X. Three sistets
Airs. Kate Th< masson < f Tampa. Fla.:
'Mrs Sallie Partlow of Washington, D
C. and Mrs. A. S. Hand of York Xo. 2
also survive.
At the home of her son, Mr. W. J
Roddey in Rock Hill at an early bout
Wednesday morning following a lonj;
illness, Mrs. AXXA MASKIX ROD...
. V**. t.,?Q Cint W I.
ur< 1 , wiui'n ui uiv iiuv ... ..
Roddey aged S3 years. Intermenl
was in Laurel wood cemetery, Lock
Hill, yesterday morning following
funeral services conducted by het
pastor. Lev. I)r. A. S. Rogers Of the
Lock Hill A. U. I', church assisted l?>
Rev. O. \\*. Carmichael of N'ccly'i
Creek and Rev. Alexander Martin ol
Rock Hill. Anna Raskin Roddey was
horn. January 2S, 1S39. in Camden, being
the only child of the late Joseph
and Catherine Wylie Raskin, the family
moving when she was a child tc
Lewisville. Chester county. She was
educated in Yorkville Female College
a famous school of ante-bellum days,
acquiring along with her education
what was far more valuable, a k?>or
insight into human nature and a eleai
understanding of her fellow-man
This was evident, even in her eel*
years, but developed in her mature)
life into the full flower of womanly
love and sympathy. On December 20
1 KfiO, she was married to the lap
Cant William Lylo Roddey. of York
county, and a most ideally happy l*f<
together ensued, thov nearly reaching
their golden anniversary the year ol
his death in 1909. They came to Loci
Hill in 1 SI"), at the close of tli \Y:u
Ret ween the states, and cas! tin ir lo
with the then struggling village
Much of its growth, at that 11 in ? was
due to the interest in civil affair:
manifested by Captain RoJdev am
his devoted helpmate. Five ehildrei
i wore born of this union, three of
, whom survive. \\\ J. Roddey, John T.
Roddey, and Mrs. \V. C. NVhitner, all
1 of Rock Hill. One daughter died in
infancy, and another daughter was
the late lamented, Mrs. Anna Lylc
r Roddey Poe, wife of O. S. Poe, also of
Rock Hill.
COTTON MARKET
J ' Friday, April 21, 1922.
Cotton Seed
! Sharon 17 ?
Clover 16J 60
17 CO
[ J Uinvmv; ? , w
MISCELLANEOUS WANTS.
t Cotton Seed?Coker's Lonp Staple, 1J,
1U0 bushels for sale, $1.00 per bushel.
11 Also want customers for whole milk
I See L. H. Castles, York, or E. C,
I Castles, Filbert. . 32 It*
For Sale?Sweet potato plants?Porte
tj Itico, Nancy Hull and Early Trir
| umph, $2 per 1,000. Orders filled
promptly. A. M. Taylor, Phone
j ! 246-J, York, S. C. 32 5t
For Sale?Pedigreed Delatypo Webber
cotton seed, $1.50 bushel- Extra early
long staple. J. Ed Harper, R. F.
D. No. 8, York, S. C. 31 3t?
t
. J For Sale?Several fresh milch cows.
Price is right. G- W. Key, R. P. D
No. 3, York, S. C. Phone 4151. 31 3t*
' For Sale?Good work horse about 10
years old, weight 1,150 pounds
works like mule anywhere. $100.00
I or good paper with terms to reliable
1 ] party. W. F. Jackson, York, S. C.
i 31 2t.
|
Potato Plants?Porto Rico and Nancj
Halls, government inspected. Prompt
deliveries. Fresh stocks carried at
my store daily. Postpaid, 1,000 tc
5,000, $2 per 1,000. Drop shipments
1 by express, 5,000 to 10,000, $1.50 M
Over 10,000, $1-40 M. Prompt and
careful service given every order
large or small. Nothing but standand
fresh plants shipped. To get the
best service place orders new, give
date of shipment. See me for Gro
ceries and Cane Seed. J. D. Hope
Sharon, S. C. 31 t. f. 9t
r For Rent?Seventy-five acres of good
pasture land. See or write G. W
Key, Phone No. 4151, York No. 3
20 t f. St*
r
> *? < i t :
urow more L-cyumea?j.iiiig uuu i?nv>o:
phate rock make legumes grow. Le1
gumes make farms and farmers rich.
American Limestone Co., Knoxville,
, Tenn. * 27 6t
-{Motorcycles?Harley Davidson is th<
World's Champion Motorcycle. Foi
Catalogue and prices write E. L
Barnes, Rock Hill, S. C. Dealer for
York County, Ride the best 25 81
' Wanted?The pubjic to know that I sol
the new model Dodge Bros.' car, am
also good second hand cars of al
kinds. C. F. Sherer. 1 tf
NEGRO MINSTREL.
HOPEWELL School House Saturdaj
Evening, April 22nd, 8:00 o'clock
j p. m. Public invited. Admission: 1(
cents and 15 cents. T- M. WYLIE. 1
TAX EXTENSION.
T^OTICE is hereby given that the tirrn
I for the payment of State and Coun'
j ty Taxes has been extended to June 1
" j 1922, with a penalty of 3 per cent foi
March; 5 per cent for April; G per ccnl
for May, and 8 per cent, plus costs ol
? Treasurer from June 1, when execm
tions will go into the hands of th<
Sheriff.
P IT. E. NEIL,
2 j 18 td. Treasurer of York County.
~ TO DEBTORS AND CREDITORS.
< j A LL persons indebted to the estate
j of Dr. J. J. GLENN, deceased, art
v j hereby notified- to make payment U
] ! the undersigned at once, and all perf
sons having claims against said estate
I I are hereby advised to present tilt
j I same to the undersigned, duly authen.
I ticated, within the time prescribed b>
s law.
I C. W. McGEE,
28 f 3t Administrator.
; announcements!
' FOR COUNTY SUPERVISOR.
I AT the solicitation of voters of pract
j tically all sections of York county,
t 11 have decided to announce myself a*
t la candidate for nomination for the olII
flee of County Supervisor of York
County, subject to tiie approval of the
Democratic voters in the primary elec:
tion. If nominated 1 pledge myself to
give the taxpayers an eificient, economical
business administration.
- 32 f to JOHN' F. GORDON.
j FOR COUNTY TREASURER.
T AM a candidate for Treasurer of
I York county, subject to the apj
j proval of the Democratic voters in tne
. i Primary election.
I j 27 te ERNEST W. GUY.
T AM a candidate for Treasurer of
* I York County, subject to the recomc
mendation of tiie Democratic voters in
I , tiie primary election.
: 23* tr JUIIN R. LOGAN.
T hereby announce myself as a candif
\ date for Treasurer of York County,
1 subject to the recommendation of the
. j Democratic voters in the primary
, election.
D. L. SIIIEDER.
T hereby announce myself as a candi:
! date for Treasurer of York County,
! j subject to the recommendation of the
Democratic voters in the primary
j election.
\V. D. TIIOMASSON.
1 T AM :i candidate for the office of
, . Treasurer of York county, subject to
| the recommendation of the Democratic
. voters in the primary election.
i 2ii t 1* M. C. WILLIS.
;j"THE BifiGEST "aveI
, I EVER HAD IS MY CHECK DO OK."
> said a successful business man.
1 "IT SAVES MIS ALL KINDS of
worry about my money. I know tlie
Dank is SAKE. So I can pive all of my
j thoughts to my business."
. THIS BANK STANDS BEADY l?i
perform a similar servieo for you. It:;
i oflivials \vi)i gladly give you any infor:
' mation about opening an account here
r j
c j 5 Per Cent Paid on Time Deposits.
1 FIRST NATIONAL BANK
< { OF SHARON. S. C.
< i Only National Bank in Western York
1 | J. H. SAYE, President
i I J. S. HARTNESS, Cashier. .
| DID YOU K
' T THAT WE can do youi
work just as well, if not
, & haps at a more agreeable ]
| DID YOU KNOW
f THAT WE SEEL the T1
1 gF
I THAT THE MAN AT HOI
? as well as the City's weifa
, I HE IS 1 1
\ W. W. 1
THE PLUMBING A
I
NOTICE.
ALL persons desiring' the medica
' services of Dr. Harry Niell, shouic
call him at F'hone No. 2, Clover.
32 2t CLOVER DRUG STORE.
SUDAN GRASSONTO
OP THE MOST prolific grassei
that you can sow on the farm on goot
' land. Will grow six feet high; can b<
Isown Uill'K. iliiu ,VUU *;u.u tui Ik IIUC!
times a year. It is a splendid feed foi
stock and cattle. We also have AM
HER and ORANGE Cane Seed ant
CLAY and WHIPPOORWILL Peas.
' / Better make hay. The boll weevi
; will not eat it up.
,j KEEP OUT THE FLIES
t Let us sell you DOOR and WINDOW
. j SCREENS, also SCREEN WIRE t<
i I make your own Screens.
J RECEIVED A LOT OF OATS?
! For horse and mule feed.
, THAT GUANO, ACID, KAINIT an(
, SODA that we told you was expectet
, thi3 week has arrived. We have plen
ty and some to spare.
We are money savers on Flour ant
Sugar.
i YORK SUPPLY CO.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
THREE THINGS
BEST QUALITY of Paints and Colors
Superior Varnishes and Good, Hones
; Workmanship.
THESE ARE THE THINGS tha
' maintain our reputation for fine Aut<
' Painting and for many years we hav?
j given satisfaction to Auto Owners. Wi
. could use cheaper materials, but w<
, have a REPUTATION to maintain foi
High Class Work.
/
: Superior Workmanship Is the Onl;
Kind Done at Our Shop.
i JOHNSON'S PAINL o,
JAS. A. JOHNSON. Manager
Auto Painters, Body and Top Builders
;! ROCK HILL, S. C.
|! THE SOUTH HA^EA1
! FUTURE, SAYS ROGER BABSON.
WE RELIEVE he is right?we be
, lieve in the South, and we believe it
- YORK AND YORK COUNTY.
)
; KEEP YOUR MONEY AT HOME
A AND IMPROVE WHAT YOU
HAVE.
LOGAN LUMBER YARE
"We Strive to Serve and Satisfy."
F. E. MOORE, Proprietor
i Typewriter Ribbons and Typewrite
Papers at The Enquirer Office.
| Do You Need Se
|| COME TO SEE US. Wheth
& tic cotton, you are surely going
X other things?Field Seeds and V
11> beast. Then if you lose your cr<
' <> the boll weevil you will be ahea
0 other things to fall back on. C
Sense tell you to plant plenty of
? the Seeds?anything you may w?
i 'X prices arc right?We want to sup
if FOR THE GARDEN?Every
. section, including twelve varietie
WATERMELONS?We have
* Tom Watson, Georgia Rattlesnal
CANTALOUPE?Rocky Fore
| FOR THE PASTURE?Can
|> Alsyke Clover, Herds Grass, Ite
& t ti. ky lSlue Grass, White Clover,
y have plenty of these for your Coi
f CORN?(Early) Hayes's Tri
|> t'eman; (Medium)?Douthit's F
Williamson's Prolific and Manin
1 POP CORN?Rice and Gold
corn seed are hand selected and
CANE?Early Rlaek Amber,
hon. Re sure to have a good pa
1 V MAMMOTH SUGAR STOCK
x milk and pork producers. Produ
V PEANUTS?We have the K
Y Improved White Spanish, Georgi
| PEAS?Red Rippers, Clays,
& poorwill, California Black Eyes
? MILLETS?German and Pea
' i SUDAN GRASS?One of the
FIELD OR STOCK BEANS
Ilimeh, Velvet, Osceola or String
> These ileans are Georgia grown ;
> SEED SWEET POTATOES
6 FOR LAWN AND FLOWER GA
o niuda Grass, Italian Rye Grass a
/ urn ilulbs, Cannas, Verbena and
> COTTON?I m roved King-G
J' J PLANTS ?Potato, Pimento, (
1 ? I-1tub I Urro?Digester H?
; -y Shorts, IInils, Cotton Si'td Meal;
I? !it rio'o in Dairy Feuls; IJaby i
.Masli anil Scratch Seeds. All ft
FERTILIZERS Nitrate of h
^ All Orders Given Our Prcnif
i GARRISON-FARIS
.j| 123 W. Main Street
NOW? |
- PLUMBING AND ELECTRICAL |
BETTER than some one e!se?per- t
price 7 x
f I
kVO-YEAR GUARANTEED PHIL- |
ADELPHIA DIAMOND GRID |
BATTERY?Re-charge and Repair
any make of Battery, using J>
only genuine PHILADELPHIA
Repair parts ana mat our worK a,
ffivea entire satisfaction? #
VIE is the one who has your interest 1
ire at^Hcart? a
TRY HIM I I &
BARRON
>ND ELECTRIC SHOP |
$
, BEST TO BE HAD?
Wo believe our cuctomers want the
Best in Groceries and that's why we
" sell nothing but the Best Quality of
Groceries?You'll find what you want
at this store?
* ' CHOICE FRUITS
? FINE CANDIES in Bulk, 50 Cts.
r AINCJY UAfSfcS
FANCY CRACKERS
r OLIVES?Plain and Stuffed
PIKLES?Swoet and Sour?BotI
tied and in Bulk.
, CANNED FISH PRODUCTS
CANNED FRUITS
CANNED VEGETABLES
CELERY, LETTUCE
> CEREALS OF ALL KINDS
In Fact Almost Anything and Everything
that your fancy or your appetite
might, desire.
! W. E. FERGUSON
0
1 Typewriter Ribbons ,and Papers at
The Enquirer Office.
FLIES
? SPREAD DISEASE AND OFTEN
CAUSE DEATH?
' FLY SCREENS
1 Can be fitted in the doors and windows
>
irmtf hnmo n t pnmnarflMvPlv littlfi
B cost. We have the SCREENS. See us
~ about them NOW.
QUALITY FURNITURE
i
is the only kind we carry
M. L. FORD ft SONS
licensed undertakers and
embAlmers
clover. q,. c. ?.
! , _
, USE KRESO DIPi
. i
About your premises for
disinfecting?destroys the
i bad odors, kills vermin of
all kinds about-the dog
kennel, chicken pens, cow
stalls, hog pens?it insures
your home against
disease and bad odors.
Have Xrcso Hip in pints,
| quarts and half gallons.
CALHOUN DRUG STORE
, i
r Typewriter papers sold by the pound
at The Enquirer Office.
eds of Any Kind? j
or you* expect to plant much or lit- |j
to be wise enough to plant lots of <:
< j
egetable Seeds?Crops for man and < j
3p or part of your crop of cotton to < j
d of the game by having plenty of <|
lommoty Sense and good Business <:
crops for Man and Beast-?We have <'
int?Our Qualities are right and ourply
your every need?See US NOW. . X
' Seed and Plant adapted to this X
s of Bunch and Cornfield Beans. 2
i the Bradford. Kleckley's Sweet, 4
te and Irish Gray?Best of Seeds. X
I. and Emerald Gem. ?
>et Grass, Bermuda Grass, Alfalfa, X
d Clover, Dwarf Essex Bape, Ken- &
Chufas and Lespedeza. Be sure to $
v? "VInine Hnrai>? Hoi's for ITrazine. ^
acker's Favorite and Country Gen- 4
amous Prolific, Goodman's Prolific, ?
10th Golden. Y
en King. All of these varieties of 4
of excellent quality. ?
Orange, Silver Drip, Japanese Rib- f
tch of cane for stock feed or syrup. 4
BEETS?South Carolina's greatest ?
ce more milk and more pork. ?
ed Valentia, Small White Spanish, X
a Runners and Virginia Jumbos. a
Wood's Improved Specked, Whip- x
and Mixed. X
rl or Cattail. Great for forage. <|
greatest of feed producers. <&
-Ninety-Day Specked, Ninety-Day x
,'less (Mammoth), and Soja or Soy. x
ind of 1 igh germinating percentage. X
?For bedding purpose. _
RDEN?Krntiielcv Rlue Grass. Rer- x
nd Evergreen Lawn Grass. Caladi- X
Cyclamen. 2
raded. x
Cabbage, Tomato and I?'lower3. 2
>>,' Tankage. Hog Mial, Calf Meal, X
24 per cent, 20 percent and 17 per 2
Chick Feeds, Laying Mash, Growing 2
ood Stock Remedies. 2
i'oda, Acid, Kainit, Cotton Seed Meal. 2
)t Personal Attention. 4
i SED COMPANY f
ROCK HILL, S. C. 1
t ^
? ' ' - - -^1 i_ --L -o_l:e a
TEACHER'S EXAMINATION
'T'HE regular Spring Examination j
will be held in York on Friday, 'j
May 12th, and Saturday, May 13th, be- 1
ginning promptly at nine o'clock each
morning. This examination will cov- j
| er only primary and elementary 11- j
I censes. The high school examination j
will be held later. The temporary per- i
I mit has served its purpose and teachI
ers will be expected to produce a valid J
I certificate before accepting work for ^
next year. J
JOHN E. CARROLL. 4
| 32 w 3t Supt. Education.
BARRELS OF FUN
Will be the Order of the Day at the
FIDDLERS' CONVENTION AT THE
CITY HALL APRII Y1
AUDITORIUM "TAIL
Contests for Fiddlers, Mandolinists,
Guitarists, Banjoists and Dancers.
First and Second Prizes?$5
and $2.50 for Eacli Class.
Quite a number of Entrants are already
listed?Others are Invited.
ORCHESTRA MUSIC j?
By W. O. W. Orchestra Between the'!
Contests?Don't Mi?? This Feature. ?
UNDER AUSPICES OF !
Yorkville Camp 38, W. 0. W. <
YORK, s. c. !
Remember the Date?April 27?ComeJ i
?
THE STAR THEATRE j
TODAY !
ALICE JOYCE?
, In "The Vice of Fools." A Vitagraph ?
Feature. i
SATURDAY <
A GOOD WESTERN DRAMA?
And a good Two Reel Comedy. ,
MONDAY ?
JACK RICHARDSON? J
In "The Desert Law." A good West- '
ern Drama. J
TUESDAY i
A GOOD PARAMOUNT PICTURE? *
Come. You will like it. <
"WEDNESDAY <
GOUVERNEUR MORRIS'S? !
Famous story, "The Penalty." A J
drama of revenge that blazes like mol- ,
ten steel. Would you trade your soul <
for a sound body? i
J. Q. WRAY, Manager J
4
GET READY
FOR THE YORK COUNTY FAIR
For it is going' to be the best held yetMr.
Duncan was up the other day to
see my chickens, and was well enough
pleased with what he saw to take a
promising youngster home with him.
Mr. Duncan is an old-timer when it
comes to breeding Dark Cornish Indian
Games; but he will have to divide the
ribbons with me. I hear that Captain
Marshall is getting ready to carry off
the ribbons in the S. C. R. I. Red class.
Well, he will have to do about to get
them all. We are going to have some
new fellows in the ring this fall. You
can look out for them for they will
have something good.
I CAN SUPPLY YOU WITH GOOD
HATCHING EGGS?
At the right prices. Come and see.
SHADY NOOK POULTRY FARM,
Route No. 6, York, 8. C.
FERTILIZERS^ "
WHEN YOU ARE READY FOR
FERTILIZERS WE HAVE 'EM? ;
Have Eight-Three-Three.
Have Eight-Two-Two.
Have Ten-Ought-Two.
Have Kainit.
Have 16 Per Cent Acid, too.
BUGGIES
IF YOU THINK BUGGY, then right
i then think about CARROLL BROS.
1 We have the Buggies?We have the
Quality?We have the Prices.
( CORN PLANTERS?
Insure a stand by using one of our
perfected Corn Planters when you are
planting corn. They please.
CALL AND SEE US FOR ANY- ,
THING IN OUR LINES. I
CARROLL BEOS.
CASH I CARRY CO.
i
ECONOMY IS EASY TO PRAC- 1
i
TICE IF YOU WANT TO PRACI
TICE ECONOMY? <
START BY BUYING YOUR
GROCERIES AT THIS STORE?
JUST GET THAT HABIT AND
THE ECONOMY OF THE
HABIT WILL SOON BE MADE
PLAIN TO YOU.
WE SELL EVERYTHING IN GRO- I
CERIES THAT IS GOOD.
THE CASH & CARRY
DR. HESS'S REMEDIES
BEST IN THE WORLD
WE HAVE BEEN SELLING DR.
! HESS'S STOCK PREPARATIONS
FOR YEARS?THEY ALWAYS DO
I WHAT IS CLAIMED?TRY THEM.
I WE HAVE?
HESS'S STOCK TONIC
A conditioner for Cows, Horses,
Mules, Hogs.
POULTRY PAN-A-CEA?
Keeps Hens well and makes them
lay more eggs.
INSTANT LOUSE KILLER
Destroys vermin of all kinds on ,
Hogs, Cows, Sheep, Poultry, Dogs
?makes the animal's life really worth
living?
j TRY 'EM?THEY'RE GOOD. J
YORK DRUG STORE *
See The Enquirer Office for Titles
and Mortgagee of Real Estate. E
\ Just a Little Store News ii
TELLING YOU ABOUT A FEW SPECIALS
AT McCONNELLS?the Store of Values. ;;
: SILK DRESSES?$6.98?
!: Only a small lot, 12 or 14 of them in Silk
j ?sizes 16 to 38?just think of it, Silk I|
I Dresses?Hurry?At $6.98 ! I
I SOMETHING REALLY WORTH WHILE
!: A great BIG bargain for only 40 men?only i
I 40 of these United States Rubber Co.'s Men's
( ni JI /T"? x _ xl-'- \ lu.T
It *Jiorn itam \^oais ^rvaynsier is ine name; ruuuci > 1
f. backs?retailed all over the country at $10.00 to ' >
k $12.50?Here while they last as cheap as an
* umbrella?Get yours quick $2.50 Ea.ch \
BACK TO 1914 PRICES? j
Think of it, Over - ;
J100 Young Men's
I '"PR SUITS?beau- i [
\ y\\ i. y t if ill All Wool
Suits in a big va- J 'r
|| /r I \ \ l?tk> riety of colors
fh jj \ \\ m[| and sizes?Suits ;;
If i i \V 'mS so^ uP as
/ iflPIl \l iw! /Ts as i i
/ ^ ^ow ^ere i |
j; M But you'll have ?!
i |p[l Mlj fj best pickings of
; 1*n?i l/frh^r styles and color- <|
| M j \/jj ' ings. Really big ;
' U1 H values. Act 1
; 1 n V You'll buy if .you j j
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jj? I j ?
I NEW BY EXPRESS?
? A lot of high grade Silk and Canton Crepe
I Dresses?good styles?At $18.50 11
? Plenty of Gingham Dresses, trimmed in 2
? Organdy?At $3.50 j I
j; Children's Dresses?At 75 CTS. to $2.00
| SILK AND CREPE-DE-CHINE DRESSES
| Beautiful qualities and styles?values up
?.. , ., to $32,50?all grouped in one lot?Choice
X of the lot?At $18.50 j j
| FREE TICKETS TO SHOW?
TIT /wivrtM/w nntnvv O AA L^?t a a fPt aIvA^a a tin A 4 I
y vv u uru giving envoy 4\jvj xroc xiuitets tu LUC 0
| Demorest Stock Co.'s Show for Saturday aftI
crnoon's performance?a ticket with all purf
chases of $1.00 and over.
I McCONNELLS j
Not An Unusual : WELL DRESSED
Occurrence nrnra p
IN THE PAST several issues of The PMIkI I*
Enquirer there has appeared an adver- * WVI
tisement setting forth the facts in connection
with the payment of a $2,000
policy by the MUTUAL BENEFIT, on A-RE NEVER RUN DOWN AT i]
the life of a Utah farmer who had paid
only one annual premium, and who THE HEELS
died about two months AFTER
the expiration of the year. For fear Aiun tupv ai u/ava at a m n
Borne who read the statement, and wbO ? EY ALWAYS 8TAND ^
" m 1 1 ( n ? *??! A L f VlA AAW rtto A# in At AAA 4AAAI AAA
tiir uui Kiiuuiai ? jui i?ic v.uuuuv,vo w* U r U11 VJVJL/U OvLKLO.
the MUTUAL BENEFIT, got the idea ?
that the case was unusual, we beg to ?
state that the payment of*such claims Q I Ijpi I pA IITA
Is a common occurrence, and our pur- I nf.l I 111 Jill. **
pose in using this especial one was to * V"ej UiVe
impress the fact once morfe that "All
Life Insurance Companies are not the "Shoe Repairing That's Different,"*?
same." It is different In many re- RECORD PLACE
spects as an investigation will prove _ ? ?
to your satisfaction. During the time ROCK "TT.T.j g, (J# ,
that we have represented the MUTUAL
BENEFIT it has paid several
claims in our agency that NO OTHER *
Company would have paid, and they
were paid because the contracts pro- u/aIaw DAlirAtt __ J
yidsd that they should be. Vl<il?Y) lOWCF 30(1
"Look Before You Leap." J 1*1
SAM M. & S. E. GRIST Lights
DISTRICT AGENTS FOR COUNTRY HOMES
PEOPLES BANK BUILDING.
XT We also write Fire Insurance. you CAN HAVE all modern conve
niences in your Country Home by using
0UR AUTOMATIC WATER
AND ELECTRIC OUTFIT8.
Ill IIII IK fl n I lkh\ They are economical, and guaranteed
ViUV/i/iVlvll llllLu to give satisfaction. Thirty days free
trial. Let us save you from labor and
FORD SIZE drudgery, and
30X 31-2 ADD TO YOUR COMFORT.
10.90 " r, r !
u/ u / Barnes electric Lo? *
We have a few 30x3 Fabric I
Tires that wo are selling at Rock Hill, S. C.
$7.50 while they last
Invito Us to Your Next GUIDE TO GAS
Blowout i
'THE undersigned are at your serviotf
iidedtv service with ga,? o'1* *tc- ?n4
LIdlK 1Y station r#,p#ctfu,ly #0,lcit your p*tron?? i'
SERVICE CAR TEL. 84 #
Nivens Bros., Charlotte 8L, YorJ^
Campbeli 4 Quinn Co. Clover
City Pharmacy Clover
. . , , M. L. Ford & 8ons Clovei*
i/iuiNii;i to loan on improved town _ _ ...
TA and farm property. Interest rates E- Tiraaiy
nd terms reasonable.
MARION & FINLEY. Attys. CHICKENS AND EGGS WANTED
York, S. C. 21 sw ly \\TE wil1 Pay Highest Cash price*.,
" Wire or write for prices.
Chattel and Crop Mortgages at The OWENS FRUIT AND PRODUCE CO.r
Inquirer Office. 28 8t Tampa, Fla,
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