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SHORT ITEMS of INTEREST to TIMES READERS. i C. S. Link returned to his home in Fort Mill Friday, after spending several months as a patient at hospitals in Chester and Columbia. Mr. Link's friends will be pleased to learn that his health is restored. The little sons of Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Kimbrell and the little I daughters of Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Parks entertained a number of their playmrtes at an Easter egg I hunt at the home of their parents Friday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Willis Elliott, of Charlotte, Prof. B. C. Elliott, of 1 Salisburv. N. C and Hnrvov Elliott, of Griffiths, N. C., were guests of Dr. and Mrs. J. B. Elliott Sunday. Professor Elliott is principal of the Salisbury graded schools. J. R. Gattis and Miss Lena Boiles, of Pineville, N. C.. were married by Magistrate McElhaney Sunday morning. The ceremony occurred at the magistrate's home and was witnessed by A. H. Derry and Gazley Broom. Fort Mill is to lose a number of excellent people about the 15th of April in the removal of Mr. C. H. Branson and family to Montreat, N. C., where Mr. Branson has real estate interests to which he will devote his attention during the summer. Mr. Branson is undecided whether he will sell his home on Booth street. Chas. Jones, a former resident of Fort Mill, who, some years ago held a position with one of the local cotton mills and is a brother-in-law of I). O. Potts, is the co-inventor of a vending machine for the sale of soft drinks. The machine is a nickle-in-tbeslot contrivance which does not ; require the attendance of any one to he operated. A number of people in this section have remarked the bloodshot appearance of Old Sol at sunrise and sunset for the last few dftVS Thfl mnrft ann^i>_ stitious are apprehensive that the phenomenon is an omen of impending ill which they connect with Halh y's comet, now rapidly approaching the earth. The comet will be visible to the naked eye in about two weeks. The Rev. W. A. Hafner filled an engagement to preach for the congregation of Six-M le Presbyterian church Sunday after- j noon. Six-Mile church is nine miles south of Fort Mill, in Lancaster county. The church is without a pastor at present and has requested Mr. llafner to. preach to the congregation every fourth Sunday afternoon in the j month. Mr. Hafner probably will comply with the request. Three new automobiles have; been purchased by citizens of Fort Mill during the last week: Dr. T. S. Kirkpatrick is the j owner of a Buick, Dr. J. L. j Spratt a Maxwell and C. H. Branson a Maxwell. There are about a dozen automobiles in Fort Mill now and the owners find a source of recreation and pleasure in drives over the country roads, which are in unusually good condition for this | season of the year. No special Easter services were held in any of the Fort Mill churches Sunday, though a ser- j mon upon the resurrection of Christ was delivered in the Methodist church by the pastor, the Rev. Mr. White, Sunday evening. No reference was made in either the Presbyterian or Baptist church to the great church day of the Catholics. Episcopalians and Lutherans, the doctrine of both the former churches being that one Sabbath is as much Easter as another and that Christians should observe every Sabbath in a spirit commemorative of the resurrection of Christ. Some people think that a town the size of Fort Mill, with annual tax receipts of nearly $4,000, should not have to depend upon the enterprise of its good women to keep the city cemetery in proper condition, but however that may be, the care which the cemetery in Fort Mill receives is due largely to the efforts of the Civic league. These good women are about to begin their annual canvass for funds for this purpose and within the next week several committees will be appointed by the president of the league, Mrs. Sue Spratt. It i3 hoped that the assistance they seek will be readily and cheerfully given. i Sensation in Church. A pretty girl wearing a pretty hat created quite a sensation in church Easter Sunday. When she walked down the aisle every woman's eyes were on her hat. One lady was heard to say that the hat must have cost at least $20, and wondered how the young lady could afford to buy such a beautiful hat. Another lady said the wearer of the hat ought to be prosecuted for disturbing a religious meeting. But when the young lady came out of church she showed a receipted bill showing that the hat co^t only $2.90 at Massey's. They are now wondering how Massey can sell such beautiful hats at such low prices. There is no secret about it. Call at Massey's and see the beautiful Millinery and ask him how he can sell three hats for the price of one. Don't fail to see his 10c counter. Lots of goods on it worth irom 12 l-2c to 25c. New spring stock i is now complete. See the Ladies' Suits and Waists, new Harrisburg Oxfords and Pumps and Black Cat Hose, the best hose on the market at 10c, 15c, 25c and 50c. Crex and Wool Fibre Art Squares, 9x12 feet, at $7.50. j Dollar Shirts at 75c. Fifty-cent1 shirts at 35c and 40c. Men's tailor-made Suits. $10 up. Men's and boy's two-dollar hats at $1.50. Everything at lowest possible prices at L. J. Massey's. K0D^[ & The most interesting, The most useful, The most fascinating amusement ever known. Now is the time to bu" and record the pictures of your home, your vacation and the beautiful scenes of nature. They speak louder than words. $1.00 and upwards. Ardrey's. FOR SALE?Throe Oliver Chilled Plows, No. 13, at $5.00 each. OSMOND BARBER. NOTICE ?We now own a Jersey Bull, entitled to registration. He is six years old and a beauty. We will charge $1.00 in advance for his services. You will tind him at I). A. Lee's lot until the 20th of April. L. A. HARRIS & CO. FOR SALE?I have on hand two good. sound brood marcs that I will either sell or exchange for good gentle driving horses. Also have on hand a limiti-n supply of gall cure which I guarantee for shoulders or backs of stock at 35 cents a quart. I am always ready to furnish good, honest livery for day driving. JOHN W. McELHANE* WE ARE STI] THESE S 10c can Coffee. 2 cans for Pure Lard, per pound Fancy Compound Lard, per pour Cooking Oil, i gallon " 1-2 gal. " 1 quart Fine Lot of Timothv Hav at low Arbuckle Coffee, package Fancy Green Cofe. pound Eagle Thistle Soda, 3 packs Karo Corn Syrup, gallon N. O. Sujfarhouse Molasses, gall' -A? Q_ 1 FOR SALB Fresh milch cow and Jersey bulL Apply to J. F. Boyd. FOR SALE?New lot of frost-proof Cabbage Plants of the Early Jersey WakeneJc' variety. .B. M. Faris. r 4 . .. ... > '4ft-. C4W.wjn<.v?t A third of a century ag< ed out to make the best cl ica?today they are still n ments. This house is the Supre: always producing new thi no competitors. In each garment the rej is safeguarded in every in We've a splendid lot of The "Clothe McElhaney You I should one gray ^ | E. W. K1MI Order your Job Printi LL OFFERING PECIALS: 15c 16 l-2c id 12 l-2c fttr 45c 25c est prices. 15c 12 l-2c 10c 40c ?n 40c J'lTE. FOK SALE ?Elms property in Fort Mill. Two-story, 7-room dwelling, 1J acre lot, with good barn, orchard and well. For price and terms, write W. L. Flexico, Rock Hill, S. C. List your property with me. i a:.v, ; k , ' . Better Styles Better Values in Schloss Bros. Clothes ) Schloss Bros. & Co. startothes of any house in Amerlaking better and finer garme Past Master of the craft, ngs. It has imitators, but mtation of the Schloss Label ch of material. the New Spring Models of *s Beautiful/' & Company lunit&i c ? ? I MlJi' W, $oystem acquainted III/ $12.50. p| $16.50 $18.00 5RELL CO. ii? from The Times I THE BE t ?= J The best move for you to ? self and cease paying rent. ? pay it off and then you will most inportant point is to sc J is up to the highest mark. t secure your material from n t J DOORS, SASH, B i I : V. B. B ? (Prorr I } ' Meacharr 50c and 40c Embroidery at 29c. Thest broideries in neat patterns in 6 3-4 yard piece, $1.98. Bands to match at 26c. wicie flouncing, worth 75c and $1.00, at Pure Linen T Nice line, worth up to 10c, all to jjo at Val. I Thousands of yards of Laces and Insei yards. Not a yard worth less than 5c, i Handke See our school Handkerchiefs at 2 l-2c at 5c and 10c. Ladies' In all styles and prices, but you must styles. They are trade winners. Millii We certainly appreciate the many con especially our hats. So many came to u Call to see her at once if you want to Meacharr A* | In the m You should take special 1 your stock and poultry. 0 Try Dr. Le Gear's, Dr. ] ft ty's Stock and Poultry I if e:ood results. I i4 w " W Use "Corno" hen and tR horse and mule feed. ^ We have for seed Irish bier and the Bliss. Seed Yam. See us before you & ments and Poultry Wire. | JONES, ? ??? IMIIIWl |->M? Mill I Wood's Livi (In liquid form, | For Chills, Fev< Headache, Bi!i< pation, and all < of deranged liv< come. A tonic liver, kidney, bl? I Parks E All the new faces oft Printing at The Tii ST MOVE. make is to build a home for yourIn a few years you will be able to have your own home clear. The ?e that the quality of your lumber This will be guaranteed if you ie. LINDS, MANTELS, ETC. iLANKEf lpt delivery of Coal and i i & Epps. > arc fine. 16 and 18 inch Swiss Emlengths. Will not cut the pieces, per Will cut bands in any length. Also 50c and 75c. orchon Lace. . 5c the yard. -aces. tions to match. 35c and 60c the dozen ind plenty of it worth 10c. rchiefs. . Also our Pure Linen Handkerchiefs Collars see our 10c line in a dozen different iery. ipumenis pant us on our opening, and s and said Miss Frank is certainly fine, talk about hats. 1 & Epps. Spring J I notice of the health of Toss', Pratt's or Dr. Pet?ood. They always give ^ r .5 chick iecd and "Corno ' W Pol one,: the Irish Co\>- ^ Sweet Potatoes: Norton buy yc 11 Farm ImpleThe Grocer, $ ikdve ms ei'-agyjrat:.-? tw er Medicine I pleasr nt to take) er and Malaria g I jufd' s^onsti- I I ather symptoms I I *r quickly over- I to the system, fl adder and blood. I I )rug Co. I ypo for first-class Job ncs office. 5 ^ * 1 s.1 Q U I D \ ^ v?^ i e r i . ; Wood) i