Fort Mill times. (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, December 02, 1920, Image 4

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Bf, **v< I** - - /?' 'A- v ST ? ' "*V ', . ' : ' j I ?1TT* i V V H WW r^flTllV y I I) Mr. Enoch Moore, of Oconee, S HI was nerrous, and my limbs seemed l| some such feeling, 1 can hardly V M "trembles." I was sallow, had a dr R at night 1 read of Ziron and though y the same for me. 1 knew I could at I I [M? K B The Sclentifi U and very shortly I felt better, ate am I feeling gradually left,me. It was a t< B) seemed to hit the spot" HI If Mr. Moore had not been bene 111 took, he could have gotten his monc Urn druggists everywhere on a money-fa P Insist upon Ziron Iron Tonic. D/ ing else as good, so refuse imitatloi H Ask your druggist for Ziron. / SHORT ITEMS OF NEWS PICKED UP ABOUT TOWN Misses Louise and Bessie and lien* nio and Archie Baron of York spent Thanksgiving in Fort Mill as the Kuests of Mr. und Mrs. W. T. Barron. Miss Alice Hinitli and Miss Helena Hinllh of Pendleton spent several days lust week visiting Mr. und Mrs. Mur~ ion Hniith. Miss Alice Hmith is a stuuent ut Wlnthrop college. An oyster supper given by the Barcoa. class of the Fort Mill Baptist church Thanksgiving evening was greatly enjoyed by the members of the cluss und their guests. Dr. and Mrs. J. L. Sprutt, accompanied by Miss Annie Lee Adams of Clo > v?| ?v 1IU IIMU UCCII IIIVU gUVOl LUI ?W- I cral days, spent the last week-end vis- I iting MaJ. and Mrs. J. L>. Fulp in Ah- I bcvllle. Among: the successful rabbit hunters of this section Thanksgiving day were James Archer, Arthur Faul Jackson, LCdsard Spinks and Ivcy Hpinks, who composed a party that suoceded in killing 49 "cottontails" .and throe birds in a few hours. Tho Cash store of Fort Mill sonn days ago purchased the stock of goods Carried at tho commissary of the Carhacrt mill, at Curhartt. Owing to the Indcllitito suspension of work at the Caihart mill it was decided to dispose of the stock of merchandise. Mr. and Mrs. It. F. Massey, who formerly lived in Fort Mill, have moved from Hastings. Fin., where they had made their home for soveriil years, to Eustace, Fin. In n letter to n Fort Mill friend Mr. Massey says that Kustnce Is In the heart of the orangeRtynvipK soetlon of Florida and Is a delightful town to llye In. A. Y. Williamson, traveling sales, man for an'Ohio shoe concern, returned to his home In Fort iM111 a few days ago, after an extended trip of noverul weeks' to many of the principal towns of South Carolina. Georgia and Florida. Mr. Williamson says he found business conditions beter In Florida than In either of the other States. ( \f,A.. K -# A* - ..... ? lutiuucia til ilid r on Altil ISupUSt church and other friends ol the pastor and his family made their Thanksgiving duuhly Joyous and happy, so Pr. Dyches states, l>y sending a wagon well loaded with good things to the parsonage on the afternoon of .<?oyombor 24. Among the artieles sent were tlour, liaeon, lard, sugar, coffee, potatoes, rice, grits, a variety of meats, canned goods, vegetables and fruits, and a line, fat gobbler. During the greater part of Monday and all dny Tuesday The Times' linoV, type was out of commission and It began to look n- if the paper would hnve to go to pre..: this week without the usunl amount of home-set reading mutter, but late Tuesday evening the "old mill" finally righted Itself, thanks to a little persuasion on the part of J. Lee Oapps, and yesterday and today has heen busy grinding out s!u?s. apparently anxious to make up for Its dereliction of the earlier part of the week,* t> MeLane St roup, who will tlnlsn his course of study at Wake Forest college, North Carolina, the present session, was ordained to the gospel ntln1 ! I- - j mi inicrcsiing service nt Slough Memorial church. In Pinevllle, last Thursday. Dr. J. W. H. PychoH of Fort Mill comlucteil the examination and offered the prayer, the Hev. J. R. Smith of Flint Hill church preached the sermon, the Itev. J. M. Bennett of Pinevllle delivered the charge and the Re.v. F. A I.lles of York presented the Bible. Mr. Stroup is a young man of great premise and his many friends In Pinevllle and the adjacent community, where he was brought up. wish for him a career of usefulness In the ministry. After weeks of what many thought Inexcusable delay, work of repairing the macadam section of the Fort MillRock HIU highway was begun a few days ago by a force of prisoners from | the county chalngnng. This road was taken ovhr some time ago by the State ) highway commission, but for one reaI son and another there wns delay In t beginning the work of putting the < road In good shape following the 1 damage done by the heavy tains of Inst August. Finally the highway eom| mlsklon called on the county supervisor. Thomas W. Boyd, for assistance and Mr. Boyd sent a force of hands to do the work. "But this will rot he a first class Job by nny menas." Friday said Mr. Boyd, "for the highway commission has not provided enough top dreaming nor composition to hold ' it in plaog." ? { ' '* \** ' ':,' .' -. f" J? ?? IERVOUS S , C., tells how Ziron helped him: **l (H to ache as though 1 was scared-^-or II describe it. 1 would have weak (H aggy, worn feeling; didn't rest well U| t if it had helped others it might do W east try it. 1 began using la c Iron Tonic jl 1 slept more, and the weak, nervous Ul snic?a builder?1 needed, and Ziron I rfited by die first bottle of Zjron he Eg] :y back, for Ziron is sold by reliable Hi ?ck guarantee. Ml When you need Ziron, there's noth- I ts and substitutes. Ill Iccept no substitutes. ZJ.3 H <;it.\l>EI> 8( IIOOI. NEWS. Tontliors Attend Mivtlng of State Association in Kimrtnnburtc. M lanes Minnie (JarriBon, Ethel I.oftis?. Clurciene Ce.rothers and Emma Come to see us wl Price and Goods. We guarantee al patrons. Fort Mil Anderson and Mr, Strlbllng, superintendent. attended the State T< nehers' association meeting in Spartanburg the last three days of last week. They report a please 11 i and prolltable trip. Miss tJarrison, as vice president, presided over tin? departmental meetings of the primary butchers Friday. One of the instructive features of the meeting was n visit to the School for the Deaf and itlind at Cedar Srlnfft:, near Spartanburg. An hour's program of songs and demonstrations of the work was given, which was very creditable indeed and served as - wonderful obj- ct lesson of what paMonco and perseverance will accomplish In the training of children. The first rogtfnr .meeting of the Patawba Literary society was held in the auditorium list Wednesday afternoon end p. short Thanksgiving program was rendered with the s'xtb nnl seventh grades as guests. The athletic s>: soeiation of the high r.chooi met Monday afternoon and elected otllcors lor the current year, it. II. Strlbllng was reelected pr< silent, Patrick ltrov. n vice president, and Ktorlde Nlms secretary and trcamirer. llotli hoys and girls may become meinhers of the association this year and It Is hoped that the eho< 1 will mate a creditable showng in the nthleMc contests to be held 'nter. A girls' basket ball team will he organised nt o"ce and the hoys will have a team as usual. Miss Tied- t and Mis-- Parothers. teaehers. will conch the 'he girls and Messrs. Smith ami Strlhl'.ng \yjll conch the hoys. Toe work on the concrete steps and Moors of the school buildings has been resumed (is well as tinwork on the septic tank and will be pushed to completion. Kndiators were installed in the auditorium l:mt wnnk which m?iko? It niwuilili* to hc.vo chapel oxcrcices every inoru Ing. Interest In Mooting. Numerous Fort Mill and K-?ek Hill citlom: nre expected to appear before llie York legislative delegation meeting which la to be held In the rooms of the Itock I i 11' chamber of comrneree tomorrow morning at 1! o'cloc to hear recommendations affecting the conduct of the county govehnment. KOI'III K IIUAKIi.MJ COMING TO WINTIIHOI' COLLIXiK. The concert of Sophie Rraslau on December 7th at NVlnthrop College Is hailed as one of the great musical events of the senson. Miss Rraslau Is recognized as one of the stars of the Metropolitan Opera Company and In the estimation of the musical world one of the three genuine contraltos. Madame Homer and Madame Schumann-Heink being the other two. Miss Rrasluu is still under 30. Hnving a radiant youth. magnetic and a sincere appreciation of art, she has gained for herself an enviable reputation. Those who wish tickets may secure them hy mailing a check to Wlnthrop College, from which place tickets will he sent. Reserved seats, $1.50. The Bii v Is the best place - J V" *' > : ff'f *< " * V * r?"V *;? i ? st/ ' .?> ^ v *vf7 .., . **' rs jfr ; .''; > ' tobt me We Are KimberlvPI .. . ' p Wholesale F T '& ' ' V Come in and let us do this. Hutchinson'! Phone Alwavs the Re J ~ FRl the markets ai found at The Candj H. CARRQS Special Grc 100 lb. Sclfrising Flour 50 lb. Self rising Flour I 25 lb. Self rising Flour i 1-2 Bushel of Meal 5 Sack of Sborts 8 lb. Bucket Snowdrift Lur 1 lb. Bucket Swift Jewel La d 4 ii._ i ?? - ? n * m.s. loose 1 coast < <1 Uoltee, ^ > ] 1 lb. Arbuckle ColFee t 1 lb. Sujrar 15c. or 7 lbs | Irish. Potatoes, per peck... ? Sweet Potatoes, per peck. |j (lotion Seed Meal 7 per cent $ Cotton Seed Feed Meal, per 8 Cotton Seed Hulls* per Sack I B. C. FEF GOOD THIfl Groceries, Meat try Produce O. cr FORT MILL / , y Question to buy Heavy and len you want Satisi 1 these and watch 1 Cooperative E. S. PARKS, Manager. "v r\.;v:. . V V / 1 88, TOOT MILL, 8. O. Offering hnnnnrrnnliA iiunugi aims "actory Cost. explain how we can > Pharmacy, No. 91 st and Choicest JITS flora are to be j Kitchen i , Proprietor. eery Prices $6.00 3.00 1.50 1.00 2.50 d 1.75 i rd 90 ......?i ?i - ,iuuuu ui uean l.UU 30 1.00 ' 50 50 Per sack 3.00 Sack 2.50 1.00 fcGUSON. \ IGS TO EAT : Market, Coun- , and Fruits. i ] ONES * i PHONE 14 ' ] Today Fancy Groceries. ;action in Service, j M | the wants of our |<j 5 Store, l] T A Week 'Price Adius ' . A KIMBE / Messa lines. black and colors, the yard ...'$1.91) Fancy Stripe Crepe de Chine Shirting. $3 value, yard $1.1)9 Wool Serge, black and navy, $2.50 value, yard $1.99 Wool Trlcotlnc, In black and navy, $2.50 value, yard $1.99 Hoathorhloom Petticoats, in black, value $2.50 $1.99 Indies' Knitted Petticoats, value $2.50 $1.99 Indies' Outing Clowns. $3.50 value $1.99 Children's Outing Clowns,, $1.75 value, two for $1.99 Baby Blankets, value $2.75 ....$1.99 Baby Blankets, value $1.25, two for % $1.99 i Undie^ Union Suits, value $2.50 for $1.99 36-inch Sea Island, 30 cent value, 10 yards for $1.99 Best Outing, 50 cent value, eight yards for $1.99 3C-lncb Blenching, 30 cent value. 10 yards for $1.99 Dress Gingham, 50 cent value, six yards for $1.99 Apron Gingham, value 25 cents, 12 yards for $1,99 For One Week, Beginning I gains At $1.99. Come And C All Coat Suits, Middy Suits, Prices. t a: t Fort Mill Townsh We have had a copy made < for Fort Mill Township whict tax payer in the township, n: We have had this done for se^ expense and it has proven a gi Indianland Town} The bank has so many cue Lancaster County that we ha\ similar copy of the Lancast< tor Indian Land Township, am ty folks as well as the York C of paying their taxes here and receipt of the County Treasure Steele Creek Tow and Pineville Towns, We have lots and lots of go but they pay taxes so curiou haven't quite caught on to it j lenburg County last year aske counter checks, said it was all farmer to ask for one on this b belp our good friends in thes practical way later. nmnnra mi a m* a riKM WAI1U THE BANK THAT BA \ A Buggy For A I Which Is Th J 30c For Yo k For n limited time we are offerli r- High tirade Top Huggy for u .">(((? .. col Km. We mean Just w-ltat we ^ * we will let you liave n Imi kk\ t less than $1.10.00. Our supply Is y served. I J. G. HARDIN & CO p w HE;.?.-.-' ;^v ^ of Big tment" Sale t CELL'S 4? cent Pajama Cloth, eight yards lor ?1.V0 I .are Trimmed and Bmbroldered Scarfs, value $1.60, two for..$1.00 Ladles' Silk Hose, all Bhades, value up to $-.00, two pulrs for.$l.t?0 kaillcs Silk Hose, In white and Mack, value up to $3.00, pnlr.$1.00 Ladles' Lisle llose, Buster Brown. \nluo f>5e. four pairs for .. ..$1.00 ll<?ys* Buster Brown Hose, large size, value (jOc, four pairs for.$1.00 Boys' Buster Brown Hose, sniall size, value 50 cents, live pairs. $1.00 Large size, pure Linen Towel, value $1.25, two for $1.00 ?'liililren's Velvet Hats and Caps, value up to $3.00 $1.00 Children's Bingham Dresses, value $3.00 $1.00 Best quality, 0-4 Bleeched Sheeting. value 11.25 yard, 2 1-2 yards for $1.00 Best quality Sheets, SlxHO, value $2.75. one for . * $1.00 Best quality Billow Cases, value 30 cents, live for $1.00 4 4-inch Indinnhcnd. value 65c, four yards for $1.00 Canon Cloth, 4 0 cent quality, six yards for $1.00 "riday, We Will Offer Barlet Your Share. , Etc., at Grea t Reduced XES ip af the Treasurer's Tax Books l contains the name of every nd the amount of his taxes, rcral years at the bank's own eat convenience to the public. s hip tomers and friends over in re also had made this year a or Countyc Treasurer's books i offer these Lancaster Counounty people the opportunity K e : > m uumg mi iiiisiieu iae omciai jr. nship hip od customers up there too, s in North Carolina that we ret. The Treasurer ofMeckd us for a couple of pads of most a daily occurrence for a ank. We hope to be able to e two townships in a more iNAL BANK. ? CKS THE FARMER. Bale of Cotton ! e Same As 4 ?ur Cotton | 4 . $ iK to <>X4'luiii|c<* a KirAnt^-d * Ix>11 1 < 1 ImiIc of strict middling 1 ay. Itrlng us tin* cotton and lint you cannot dupllcalc for T limited. First come, first ^ Rock Hill, S. G. |