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f REVERIE. Some nights when 1 cannot reat well here 1 like to sit In my easy chair j And muse over life's duties and ; pleasures here. Thanking God In humble, grateful prayer. For the many blessings he has given i ? *is here. I feel that this tabernacle of clay I Is gradually failing me every day. And it will not be long before From earthly scenes 1 will be called | to go. No matter If others fall their duty to do I want to be faithful all the way through. Possessing that love so noble and | strong As to * take no account of injury | and wrong. That others have done to tnc while here. For <lod lias said unless we forgive others while here. We cannot enter His kingdom over there. So we should live, as we would wish to have done When we are called to stand before 11 is heavenly throne. No amount of money possessed while here Is the measure of a worthwhile life over there Since our lives here are not for many days. It Is best for us to walk in Hod's ways. Then let us spend our lives so That when we are called we will he prepared to go. For If fed here. front heavenly springs. The fruitage of heaven it surely will bring. Mrs. T. R. Meaeham. ANNOUNCEMENTS. CLERK OF COURT. i hereby announce myself as a candidate for t he office of Clerk of Court for York County, subject to the rules of the Democratic primary. WALKKR R. LATIMER. The Times is authorized to announce JOHN R. LOOAN its a candidate for reelection to the office of Clerk of Court, subject to the pleasure of the voters io the Democratic primary. 1 hereby announce myself us a candidate for Clerk of the Court of York county, subject to the choice of tinDemocratic voters in the primary election. F. KSS CLINTON. STATK SENATE. 1 hereby announce myself as a candidate for the State Senate, subject to the action of the voters at the Democratic primary. JOHN R. HART. Ft) 11 It 10 P11KS10 NT A TI V10. 1 am a candidate for reelection to the House of Representatives of South Carolina from York county, and wish to say that I will appreciate the support of the friends who have so loyally supported me in the past. My record is open to tin- voters and if they set- lit to return no- to the House I promise to Kive them the best service in my power for another tei m. \V. It. I: It A I ?f? ?1:1?. Foil SI I Kit IFF 1 hereby announce myself as a candidate for re-election to the office of Sheriff of York County. Subject to the choice of the Democratic voters In the primary election. F. K. (JI'IW. 1 hereby announce myself a candidate for the ofllce of Sheriff of York county, subject to the action of the voters in the Democratic pri n i r.i'.i.i'.. FOIt COUNTY SFPFItVlSi >i: . I hereby announce myself as a candidate for I lie office of County Supervisor for York County, subject to tin* choice of the 1 'einoeratic voters in the primary election. Mien r.itowx. FI >it si u jcrri?i: Title friends of J. K. Ilenry annonnce hint as candidate for renomination as Solicitor of the Sixth Judicial Circuit, subject to tin result of the Meniocratlo primary. FOIt MAM 1ST It ATM. The Times is authorized to announce J. it. Ilaile as :t candidate for the office of MaKistratc for Fort Mill Township, subject to lite action of the Mcmocratic primary. Friends of Magistrate K. S. Parks hereby announce iiiat as a candidate | for renomination in tlie Memo-ratio primary. I.OST llolil vtielf ?.in ill. f cameo, lit'twt'cn Mill No. 1 and press- ! Inr club on Academy si root. lieward for return to Times ollice. 1 7 8 f> 1 it ^ o 1IIK COM. FA IF. OF ( ll \ltl.i:sT()\ Co-cdiicatioiiul. Kntrance examinations, and exam^ Inations for the free tuition county scholarships at all county scats Kri- j day, July t*, at a. m. Four-year courses lead to the It. ! A. and B. S. degrees. special twoyear pre-niedical and pre-tc, l.nical courses are given. Spacious buildings and athletic i grounds, well equipped laboratories. I unexcelled library facilities. Two dormitories for men. Kxpenses mod- I crute. For terms, and catalogue, ad - I di ess, HARRISON RANDOLPH. ^ President. ?? ? ?? ? + s ? lSpe< j for Fri j Saturd I Monda , I. A I?I KS' M 11 >1 ?Y SI'ITS. < i 111i> T TAN. WMIITII $7..10; l!Kl>ITK|i i? v + rillM>UK.VS MIDDY l?K.KSSI \V 11 IT 10, NVMKTII $C.<M>; UKlMTKIi > ^ NKW (TKTA1N I > 1: A I' K I I I KS. NKW I?I:? ?I' STITi ll SII.K I ^ $1.10 > II.NK ?'??r.NTKIt < 11 * MI'S 1.1 N > ; KI1KSII. AT VKItY I: KAS< ?NA I'.I.K > NKW SII.K I'N DKIISK 11! TS . ? NKW l,i IT t?K I'AM ISt >I.K S. Tl ? I-t ?T ??K NI'.W KUASSI Kl J K. I ? > > I Kimb +* '? 4 The J. B. ; HEAVY and FAN ; HARDN ; FEEDSTUFF: I ALL K \ IF WE HAVEN'". I WANT WE'I | The J. B. t THE CIT A CLEAN, COOL, C ; TAt KANT for LA DIE ^ Quick Service, Foiu Polite attention. I i for SLRYICE dine I I Mrs. E. L. HUGH] Our Battery FREE We will be pleased to inspect you often as is necessary, free of char? kind, and our experience is always pairs be necessary we will make th Recharging, Repairing aL Service Batteries for Use W HOCK HILL HATT The Buttery Specialiatn Opposite Neely'i Stable - E. Hlat FORT MILL TIME8, :ials I w | day j lay and | JL I y I <s> " I :i:n. iu.fk. wiiitk. kose and <s""'K $4.48 1 KS. HI.I K. (iltBKN. ItOSK AND 1 $3.75 | Al.l. <*??!.? (Its 50 omUm 4 11 (>SIC. III.ACK AND WHITE, 4 $2.25 I 1 $ t'XDKIttt KAlt. Al.l. NEW AND 4 I* KICKS. ^ $7.50 4 IK KIND Y< ?K I.I K K TO W KA It, f $1.50 *3.00 4 rilK KIND THAT FITS WKI.I. ^ 75 t,v,,,s t rell's ! I 4 ???? ? Mills Co. \ j i CY GROCERIES, ] IF ARE, j S, SEEDS of I INDS. | f WHAT YOU 1 X GET IT. II Mills Co. j - v* v*v v* Y CAFE 11 ONVENIENT KES- ! S and GENTLEMEN t v I of Best Quality. * I t von arc looking s !; Cl I t Service is jl ;ardless of Make n of Battery ir battery at any time and as :e. Our service is the expert _ at your disposal. Should reem at a moderate charge. 1 Makes of Batteries. hile Working or Yours. KRY COMPANY, ? i - Rock Hill, S. C. :k St. Phon* 624 g i _ "r v. ; ? : r oatTrmtti s. o. FOR] FORD C stock at < lina nf Har AttlV \/A V." * cessories i mechanics Bring your Repair W< Bailes IV FOR' H) sasasasasasa sesasasaSSsai \j& I 1 How is J. E. Healen, co jj land Four 238 mil jn Carolina, using 9 I of oil. K This establishes a Cj per gallon of gaso I | Canyou b eat it I Rock H cj ROCK II m _ jjj l he Kock Mill Overland J sasagsassmsarasasasasas Cut Price Shoe Sale. IloKinnlng Saturday, Juno 12, 1 kill sell all my SIiooh at f'ut Prices. always sell for about one-third i-ss than others for the same quality liioe, 1 may not have the kind utile number you want, but It will pay on well to come In and look them iver before you buy. I may ko out if the Shoe IhihIiioun imi if t a.. r>o? expert to sell Shoes as cheap, ?>r heaper, than ever. All Shoes sold or Cash only. I cannot ohar?e any t the price I sell for. Call In to see re. it. m. not>i>. The Ixih I'rlcc Shoe .Man, ' I i If you think The Times worth he money, $1.25 a year, your ubscription will be appreciated. - : - ' , .v * ' " # ? />. w-' \ PPAI lR owners will 1 )ur garage a cc mine Ford Parts and a corps of ready to install t * car to us for Fir >rk of any kind. lotor Cor l1 MILL, South Carolina! iBsasagasHsaiaisasagasasagagagS * ; ' This for a Re ntractor, of this city, d les, going to the mounl gallons of gasoline ai 5 a mileage record of line. ? ill Motor Cr [ILL, S. II. ? Phonu No. < Dealers. Corner Trade ^Bggg^Biaiiaa The Increased Cost <OTK THK DIFKKKKNCK IN COST Ol SIX YKAKS A<iO ANI> Wll. FrnmlnK. per 1,000 feet... ? urpenters, per hour laborers, per hour Flooring, per 1,000 feet Shingles, per 1,000 l-aths, per 1,000 Nails, per keg Brick, per 1.000, laid Iteady mixed paint, per gallon I.tnseed oil, per gallon Cement, per barrel Plaster, per square yard I,line, per barrel HAYK YOl' IMItKASKII THF. INSl -'RTY Dl ltlMi THF- PAST FF.W Y FAR? IF NOT. IN THF F.VFNT OF A FIRF .OSF.R, AH YOl' COULD NOT KF PI-AC iNYTHINO I.IKF WHAT IT COST I N IV] IX ?N'T PI T IT 8 FF J. L. SPRJ F1KK IN 8U KA , ITS tind in >mplete ind Acexpert hem. st Class npany cord? I I Irove an Over- 3 ] tains of North 3 | nd one quart 3 26 5-9 milpfl 1 tip'ny, | ;U S and Black Streets 5j of Building. ' LAHOH AN It MATKKIAI.S AT IT IS hlDAV. I H 1 4 IO.'O $ I 8.00 $ 48.00 4 0 ,J?o 20 4 5 SO.00 110.00 a.f.O 10.00 .... 2.50 16.50 2.50 7.50 ... 18.00 15.00 .... 1.75 4.50 7 5 2.50 1 75 4.75 ..." I ?Mt 2.3ft iK.WCK ON YOl'K I'MOH; YO|T won,!) BK. A HF.AYY K A HITI.DINO TODAY I OK 14. OFF. 1 4 VTT, NCE.