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SHORT ITEMS of INTEREST to TIMES READERS. I Read The Times ads. The highest price paid for cot- i ton on the Fort Mill market ! yesterday was 14 1-2 cents. m\r r? 01 ? 1 u:.. 1 mi. v. i_>. oiaiitvirii^iup ua?> jjmi chased an interest in the Syieecau Mfg. Co., of Rock Hill, and will move with his estimable family ? to that city within the next ten VT days. Mr. J. M. Roach, a popular young salesman of the town, has ! returned to his duties greatly improved in health after a stay of several weeks as a patient at a Charlotte hospital. A "Quaker party" is to be given at the home of Mr. L. J. Massey Friday evening by the teachers and pupils of the graded school for the benefit of the piano fund of the school. Mr. S. C. Faris left Fort Mill Sunday morning for a three weeks' tour of the State of Florida. During his stay in Florida Mr. Faris will visit a number of former citizens of this section who are now living in the Peninsular State. Messrs. A. R. McElhaney and S. W. Parks left Monday evening for Columbia to represent Whiteoak camp. Woodmen of the World, at the State convention of the organization now in session. Along with the Fort Mill camp each of the other dozen and more York county camps is rep-1 resmted in the meeting. Contractor Z. V. Bradford began work a few days ago on a: new $3,000 residence which Mrs. Luvinia Davidson, widow of .John W. Davidson, is having erected on her plantation in Pleasant Valley, Lancaster county. The residence will be situated on the'; Charlotte and Lancaster road in a neighborhood in which there: are already many comfortable, attractive homes. The Fort Mill friends of Mr. G. H. Drew, who some years ago was superintendent for the Charlotte Brick company, will he pleased to learn that he is again a citizen of the community, he having accepted the same position he formerly held with the brick company. During the last year Mr. Drew was located near Savannah. ^ I I EfirrlV LIII U 0 ! LIU More new lotte, this we New Spring Whit Two cases white Merceri? fold 40 and 42 inches wide, < to 2T>c per yard, lengths up special at Real sheer quality Swiss i qualities worth up to 15c, at 2,000 yards fine sheer qu: ties, embroidered Swiss plai qualities worth up to 25c, i Very thin soft quality Pla Ladies' New Spring Suit Skirts GO ladies' new Spring: Suit serge, fancy all wool mix worth up to $18.50, special I quick 100 ladies' new all wool > Panama Skirts, values wo special at White Lawns at 2,000 yards fine sheer qus widths up to 3(> inches, qua! l(k' per yard, at Black Taffeta Yard wide guaranteed L> $1 value Good quality yard wide K I at- . 32-inch Peerless silk finis n _ i ouymg ana se us in a position t * I Satisfaction gi % Wholesale and Reta f ~ i May Turn From Pedagogy to Politics. Among the recent visitors to Fort Mill was Prof. A. R. Banks, of Columbia, whose friends in this section were greatly pleased to welcome him to his old home. Prof. Banks is now the principal of the Hyatt Park school and in conjunction with his duties as head of the school is conducting ii iinmnriitni-v nmirsi* t'nr young men desirous of entering college. Recently Prof. Banks has been urged by friends in all sections of the State to make the race next year against Mr. Swearingen for State superintendent of education. Should he decide to comply with the request of these friends, Prof. Banks could depend upon a flattering vote in York county. FOR SALE?100,000 frost-proof Cabbage Plants, Early Jersey and Charleston Wakefield varieties*. 2-2-tf B. M. PARIS. Mr. Royst< Manufacturer < above other cc idea Twenty-s< to-day; the re* Factories to su| f. * I NORFOLK,VA MACON. OA. ! Spring Goods a ek. Below are ;e Goods ami all colc :ed Batiste, book L< qualities worth up *<, to 10 yard nieces. eX^dery n ^ , , up to $1.50, nail s,Ze checks. 'onclol ? iility white Dimi- ' ids. stripes, etc.. id Batiste 15c j lu^()|ack s and Separate $1.50 with < L :s, including blue Pretty qu tures, etc., suits jpjr looks li to clean, them out fully, at. pe 7 i i ,o*10 Heavy wt /one and Chill on fold irth up to $7.50. Best qual No. 1000 5 Cents at tlity white Lawns, j{rst ]^" lities worth up to Lonsdale i>c Silks 200 Croch lack Taffeta Silk, patterns. w 69c Colored I: lack Peau de Soie size, warrai 88c Marseille ?h Pongee, black value, at lling goods for spot o sell you the same laranteed or your rr EFIRD'S 11 gj;W . . ^ ? . . WHITE LEGHORN EGGS. I have for sale for hatching purposes pure Wycoff strain White Leghorn Eggs at one dollar for 15. D. A. LEE. Fort Mill. S. C. I J- HARRY FOSTER, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, Yorkville - S. G. mcneill building. FOR RENT a four room dwelling in good condition. Large stable. 1 1-2 acre lot and good garden. Situated on Confederate street. Applv to ALEX BA RBER. FOR SALE 2<mi bushels <>t" pure Culpeper Cotton Seed at 75c per bushel. Apply to Edgar Jones. Old newspapers for sale at The | Times office. jin of Roystcr Ft *r believed that succc Fertilizers who wot >nsiderations. This wa even years ago and suit has been that it 3ply the demand for Ro; >. ROYSTl-R GUANO COMP FACTORIES AND SALES OFFICES. . TARBORO. N. C. COLUMBIA. 8. C. SPA* COLUMBUS. OA. MONTBOMLRV. ALA. 4 )artm CHARLO ire being shown a few of the hi irs. at 18c idies' White Petticoats ladies' white Petticoats, with deep and lace trimmings, skirts worth thrown on bargain tables 79c retry white Petticoats 49c ill size downs, well made up 39c t Covers. 15c lack Petticoats, with embroidery 49c Petticoats worth up to $1 and h ep embroidery ruflies 79c ,inen Finish Waisting lality book fold linen tinish Waistke real linen and launders beautir yar<l 1 Oc igbt linen iinish Waisting, book 10c ity yard wide Cannon Cloth 10c I/ong Cloth, best 121-2c nualitv 10 c 1><* quality bleach boniest ic 10c Cambric 10c Bed Spreads let Bed Spreads. 11-1 size, all new orth n i> to $1.50, special 98c led Spreads, red and blue, extra ite?l fast colors $1.25 s Quills, prettv patterns, a $1.9fi cash in the quantitu goods for less mone loney promptly and > DEPAl # We Are Headquarters; For the Following: Hardware, Crockery anil Stoves, Buck's Steel Ranges, Lime. Cement and Blaster, Elwood Field and Hog Fence, McCormick Mowers and Rakes, International Gasoline Engines, Shredders, Corn Harvesters and Disc Harrows. Sewer Pipe and Farm Drain Tile, Grates and Tile. Chattanooga Turn and Disc Plows. Cole's Hot Rlast Heaters, Wilson Heaters, Machinery, Fittings and Supplies, Window Glass and Putty, Roofing of all kinds, Farmers' Favorite Grain Drills, Stalk Cutters, Sjiokes and Rims, Guns and Ammunition. 'Rock Hill Hardware Company,! Rock Hill. - S. C. ' FOR SALE?Two fresh milch cows. , or will trade same for dry cattle. 2-23-tf W. H. W1NDLE. ? ,, REGISTERED. ertilizcrs. bss awaited the ild place quality is Mr. Royster's this is his idea requires Eight yster Fertilizers. ANY, ITANBUna, s. c. BALTIMORE, MO. ZKZUBCS&RSanranHBnHBMBBE&MnH I I t, IN. C. at EFIRD'S D1 mdreds of differ On Our Five Cent C? Yard wide solid color Char i i>inks. etc., at A regular 10c quality Dresj plaids, stripes, etc., at Real Manchester Chambray ; Mercerized Shepherd Plaid ( Best standard Gingham, all cc Men's Clothing and Panl 100 dozen men's fancy wor: eluding dark colors, also new s] Pants worth up to $3, at Men's $2 Pants at.. One lot Men's work Pants, $1.50, at % f 9 - ir i i ? ? ? men s ixnaKi worn rants, four men can't rip, at Men's Suits d<M) men's new Spring Suits wool blue serge, fancy worsted mixtures, etc., made up in breasted and regulars, best $10 Regular $12.50 and $15 Suits Men's Overalls and Wt Men's best 50c union made i extra size up to IS, all dark pa '? One lot Men's Khaki blue ( \ Cheviot work Shirts, 50c value I Men's and boys' dark work i ;s we do for our who ycheerfully refunded. RTMEN1 fVWWVW %. %. ^ Sneezing Again? J 4 Take Laxacold / ^ Start after the first sneeze no unpleasant effects W f tablets anyone can use easy to take quick in action g) ^ and handy to carry. ^ ? Do not neglect a cold. ^ f No matter how innocent at first it takes but very ^ little for it to develop into a serious complication. W Nothing will affect the lungs so quickly as a heavy ^ 4} cold -if you value your lungs you owe it to yourself to r Use Nyal's Laxacold Tablets ^ ^ No quinine no buzzing in the ears and no nausea ^ Q the fever of colds and the cold itself are quickly ban- ^ Jished. 35 tablets to the box enough for several colds. ^ 25 cents the box. ^ ^ We expect to be here in business a good many ^ W years. The only way we can doit is by treating every- ^ f bodv right. That's our policv. f * * ? Parks Drug Comp'y J r?????? ?????? ??????? >???? We Will Buy j j|j 1,000 Bundles of Fodder, ? 25 Bushels Two-crop Peas. ? | We Will Sell I g Two nice Heifers with young ^ g calves. ? ? L. A. Harris & Comnanv. 5 I tore bird's j Efirti's 1 EPARTMENT STORE, Char- I ent items just received: sunter Overalls nbrays, blues. Men's best $1 heavy Overalls, all sizes up 5C to *1(> 75c i Gingham, >>i Men's best Union-made Overalls, heavy 5C weight, all sizes 98c xi 5C Men's Overall Pants 49e and 75c 'alieoes 5c Youths' 50c Overalls . 39c lor checks 5c Brownie Overalls at 25c ts Specials B?ys' Pan,s at 25c . T># . 50 dozen boys' Pants, including Knickersted I ants in- bocker Bltimers, etc.. Pants worth up to 50c, t\?M riu* ?\nlto??ne - ? !' * |.???? i> !> ->. some ol all sizes, to clean up quick 25c $1.98 One lot boys' Knickerbocker Blue Serge 49 ant| fancy Worsted Pants, worth up to Toe, worth up to special at - 49c 98c the kind that Toilet and Laundry Specials 75c Cuticura Soap, per cake 19c Pears unscented Tar Soap 10c Sweet Maiden Toilet Soap, per box 10c , including all Six cakes Palmolive Soap 45c I, grey and tan Buttermilk Soap, 3 cakes in box 10c slims, double One box, 3 cakes, Tar Soap 10c values $7.98 Mermen's borated or perfumed Talcum at $10 Powder 10c >rk Shirts Pound can Air Float Talcum Powder 15c *>vai can mr r ioai talcum rowder 10c ? Work Shirts. Three pound package Cold Dust 10c tterns 39c Three cakes Crystal Soap 10c 'Jhamhrav and Pumo Soap 5c 39c Three packages Cold Dust. 5c shirts 25c 3-pound package whole head Hice 18c lesale and different retail stores puts i 7 STORE I Stores also Concord and Gastonia U