Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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P- ''NEWS ABOBTT TOWN. 4 The Woiuu h Missionary union ' w of the Fore Mill baptist cbuich^is observing the week of prayer tor home missions each uliernoon at the chprelt hi o'clock. Miss Celia Cook and George W. Tiinmons, bo*h of Carlntrit- mill village No. 11, were married Inst flight by Magistrate J. K. ilailent his home ou i'lat I street. Mr. and Mrs. K. W. Kimbrell s - had as their guests for the last ( week-end Miss Alice - Cain uiul c " Miss Florence CoxVof St. Matthews stllllelltH Mt Wmthrnn nnl. iige. ;* . Col. W. H. Niim* is in Charlesten this week attending the sessions of the Masonic grand lodge of South Carolina as the representative of Catawba lodge. tf*Io. oo, Fort Mill. One of the heaviest rains of the sea&ou in the Fort Mill sectiou fell last night, in many places in the country farnt lands are said \. to have been badly washed by the heavy downpour, which lusted for several hours. With the issue of The Times of next week, the paper will return to its regular day of publication, Thursday. Since the Legislature met curly in January The Times hus been issued on Tuesdays, due to the absence of the editor the later part of the week. 8. L. Garrison, former well known Fort Milt citizen, who was married in Columbia a few days ago to Miss Amy Garrison, who also lived in Fort Mill up to a few months ago, writes ,The Times to say that he and Mrs. Garrison are now making their home in Charlotte, N. C. The price of eggs has dropped 30 centS on the dozen in Fort Mill - during t4ie last week. Saturday eggs were being sold at Fort Mill stores at 3b cents. In Chester, on the same day, according to. The News of that city, eggs were selling for 30 cents at some stores and for 3b cents at others. mi. xr - - ? ! nit1 i oi'K county legislative delegation lias recommended to Governor Cpoper that a vacancy on the Fort Mill township hoard of assessors, caused by the death i of 0. P. Blankenship several weks ago, be filled by the appointment of S. 11. Epps, Sr. The other members of the board are lJ. G. Kimhrell and Ira G. Smytlfe There will be a conference of superintendents, teachers and dther officers ol the Baptist Sunday schools of the York assoeia^ -tion at the First Baptist church. Rock Llill. Tuesday, afternoon, vy Mifirch 10, at 1 :30 o'clock. A. 1j. -Pp'jtouK and Miss Elizubeth Nuckols of the Sunday school department of the State mission board j will, be present to discuss the j work. Officers from the adjutant geneial's department, Columbia, Friday evening came to Fort Mill ami inspected the Tom llall Guards and Third battalion head quarters company ot the National Guard of South Carolina. .Both coinpunics are reported to have paaaed a creditable inspection, which was confined to their armories, however, by the heavy rain - v" which was falling at the time. Whiie it is expected that Fort Mill township farmers will useabout as much commercial fertilizer this year as they used last year, very little has thus far been hauled 1 rom town for the year's crops. The menace of the-boll weevil promises to cause a curtailment. of the acreage put to eotton locally, but many formers are planning to put in other crops on the lauds which they now conaider superfluous for cotton. Mrs, ti. L). liarkey and .Misses Minnie Garrison and Esther Meachain attended Sunday afternoon the second quarterly meeting of the Rock llili division-of 'lie Woman's Missionary union at West End Baptist church. Rock 11 ill. Next Sunday morning ut 11 o'clock at the Fort Mill Baptist church special services for children will be held. The song service will be conducted by Mie children themselves and the officers of the church urge parents to attend the services with their children. This evening at the regular semi-monthly meeting of thotown council \of Fort Mill it is expected that an ordinance will be proposed providing that property owners be required to hang gates to front yard fences so that the gates will not swing outward o\er the sidewalks. Discussing -the matter yesterday, a member of council said that gates swinging over the sidewalks of tin town were a constant source of annoyance ami at night one of d? nger to pedestrians and tlpit it was . time regulatory measures be put. into force. ^ There are still about 1,500 bales of cotloiv of the 11)20 and 11)21 crops in the hands of Fort Mill township farmers, according to a statement made to The Time4 yes. terday by a citizen who is i.v position to know. Most of fhe cotton is in the local public warehouse, but a considerable number of bales are stored under sheds and in outhouses by farmers who are holding it in the hope of se curing a better price a few weeks or months hence than the market offers. Eighteen cents was .. ' s( " cv ' it''' yflir i -^y /z]\g ^ \ 'ftmi kvh vbj li I Most for Y And romotnhmr?thm Jotrast firmt co?t, the Ir.wamt uptiaop and (tie hifhamt rotate value of any motor car a for/ built. No other car < priced so low ? give you more value? mt>re cor comfort, more than a Ford Coi with electric sta ing system, derr extra rim and n< 4 around, it make: closed car for t pleasure. Reas delivery. Terms 11 Heath M FORT Mil ___________________ ? ? ? ? ?? ? ? ? < The Mod of Ca: < i ? , ^ f v I have accepted the local age J CANNING OUTFIT to be ol * It seals, opens, reflanges and o ' * cans without solder or acid, 9 Ican operate it. | Wm. S, / FURNI BARG We are offering a number o slightly used FURNITURE, worked over and is in about | inally was. We also have other househo Machines, Ranges, etc., at a' B C. FEB PHCtt 0 Massey-Thompson Wedding. A pretty homo wedding was solemnized Jast Thursday afternoon at 4 o'clock at the residence of Mrs. Bessie Massey in lower Fort. Mill township when her daughter. Miss Isabel le Harris Massey, became the bride of Wm. j it. 'lhompson of Charlotte, N. C.: The ceremony was performed'by I j the Rev. R. H. Viser, pastor of i the Fort Mill Presbyterian church. ! in the presence of only a few reti atives and close friends of the i young couple. Preceding the brij dal party to the altar were little i ttuford Massey, flower girl, and v- ' j ' 5&v<- ?- - Tit:- ' -a*-*: . * I ~f / ?? I Hj y u MB i I sp 'J2UM II our Money Df this type is - no other will real motor car * iveniehce,more dependability pe. Equipped rting and lightlountable rims, on-skid tires all s the ideal en- ! jusiness or for on ably prompt ; if desired. otorCo. LL, S. C. < I ern Way j| lining < * ? < > < > ncy for the best and simplest itained anywhere. - ; J rescals both pint and quart 1 and is so simple that a child f < ?> < > < > . BELK ' 1! i > TURE rAINS * f UNUSUAL BARGAINS in which has been thoroughly t as good condition as it ortgId articles, including Sewing ttractive price 'GUSON IE 29> Lad.son M. Mnsaey, Jr.. ring boar- j er. The bride was accompanied to the altar by her mother, while the bridegroom was attended by Leon 11. Massey. The bride Ims 'made her hoim i in Charlotte for sefllral years and she and Mr. Thompson were ae-j comuanied to Fort. Mill by'Miss Lineal Walker and Shelley Ross. 1 who returned to that eity with I them, following the *eryice of a wedding dinner by^Mr. and Mm. i L. M. Massey, Mr. and Mm. { Thompson wilt make their home , in Charlotte. _ f % IH? FOEt Mm (1. g) TM Barred Plymouth Book- Sfp f cf sewing of 15, #Jt'.vPhone 59-iv. ('. M. BL.ck welder. 28mar White Wyandotte Eggs for bi.lc} $1 p. r i* at the farm. $1.50 per i"> do.nemi. S. .K Bail en. ? 1 ! 1--' 1 - l.U-l M Economized See the new OxFords, Strap . Pumps and Keds at new prices at Masaey We still have a few Winter Shoes at half: price. Hatching Eggs from fine quality Reds,' is land 15 at $1.25 and $1.50, respectively. BeHt utility stock for safe. Cedar Grove Poultry Farm. Fort Mill, S. C. Ira Q. Smythe. Mar2S Economize I See the new goods st new prices at Massey's. Yard wide ginghams 121-2e; Araos:eag 32 inch Ginghams 20c. .Economize! Save about half your money on Watches, Clocks, Jewelry. Silver wars. Cut Glass ?nd China at Massey's. Oane Seed?We will thresh cane seed on March 14 and 15 at home of J. Z. Bailes in PleAsant Valley. J. Z. and S. E. Bailes. Straight Salary; $35 per week and expenses to man or woman with rig to introduce POULTRY MIXTURE. Eureka Mfg. Co., East St. Louis, 111. Economize! Get Massey's pri- , res on Phonographs, N ew Home Sewing Machines and Pianos, and , live money for a rainy day. j Luke Rielly Says, "The Rat Died Before Reaching the River." "Since moving near the river 2 ( years ago. we've always used KAT-SNAP. Watched a vicious] water rat nibbling at RAT-SNAP , outside the house. About 15 minutes later he darted off for the ' water, to cool his burning stomach, but he died "before reaching it." Three sizes,, 35c, 65c. $1.25. Sold by Lytic Drug Co. and Hutchinson's Pharmacy. Rub-My-Tism antiseptic | and pain killer, fori infected sores, tetter, sprains, neuralgia rheumatism. * * . <? * > r.Awr o ? * * i: POULTRY TONIl :: Develops pullets ii ;; Keeps poultry hea :: fast growth in j ;; Buy a package tod !! ' ?iinuiui? guitrmi Hutchinson' 'PHOI ;! *? ? Always' ?/ .?i ? /* Y ou will always h Store the freshest thing in GROCEF We are in busines get rich in a day, and are satisfied J-r* V/llli BRADFO HALL STREET Ask Your Soldier Boy How Cooties Got Such a Hold. He'll toll you that the battlefields of Europe were swarming with rats, which carried the dangerous vermin and cauaed our men misery. Don't let rats bring disease into your home. When you see the first one get RATSNAP. That will finish them quick. Three sites, 35c, 65c, $1.25. Sold by Lytle Drug Co. and Hutchinson's Phanhacy. An employment agency provides good jobs?for the ^nen who run the agency. N * * P :* m MB %, k"-,vK.. ^ * MOI T LO - I y/e are in positio tions for loans estate .mortgage: from $1,000 to 3 Loans will be m 3, 5, 10 or 20 yc with or without < We shall be glai any one interest such a loan. First Nati Operated Under the S United Statei - If you have anything to sell, purchaser at very small cost. ) VET ? ? <? t ;; < C makes hens lay, ;? i? ito early layers, ilthy and produces ;; fouug chickens. :: ay?Sold under an ;; u.. IUT ll> ( r < ? ? 's Pharmacy NE 91 ;; < p ? > . \ *> 1 he Best . md in stock at this and best of everyUES. ss not e xpecting to a week or a month with a modest X RD & CO. PHONE 113 LISTEN! , | Bakeris the Barber Shop.thai baked the prices, but it didn't ?lu it at the expense of service. Hair Cut * 25c Shampooing, plain 25c Singeing 25o I Tonic 25c Shave 16c Massage, plain ^ Come and see us. We will save you money and send you away smiling BAJTJ&S BASHER SHOP. ' I / t - ,v ? , & ? ; - ""I1."1 . r 2? I' NEY , o ... V <- . AN >n to take applicasecured by real s in any amount ;io,ooo. I ade to mature in tars as preferred, ' annual payments. ' d to consult with ted in obtaining v a a v onal Bank O trict Supervision of the \ Government t> c: G , The Times will help you find a I ' t 1 TRAVE | GOC I ~ | We are pleased to.< j| rival of shipments c II" TRUNKS, SL i and I of the famous Stewa | that grips the earth. I A style to please ev | A price to suit ever if I | YOUNG& The Furnitu I Old newspapers-for sal< EAMW Kara REGAIN STRENGTH IMm fctthlhi ?" ' * ? Nti|9ara|fN^MrvNi ao J Dtaitsafti?BmJ HW Owi.IPI fl Imwy* % Mat Rode. Ak-lfta g ILRl?W. I BUT kwt, ncMtlr what IM Movine tataraUa* MMttt ?C iqr *? * wwyj 1 vm im a twhut ?m* v Htioo. X vu qldc thrM fmn la taC - *' ' * -??? ?* kertoue. Mpini X was so wtik, could** walk keroti Ik* floor; JM *4 u J*r and my utu* ?m 4* ti? rork. I vu almost 4m1 I trial wry thine Ikenrd ot and a seeker *1 loctors. Still 1 WMt i*t any rsiist couldn't asL and, slept poorly. I wlleve It X Ml heard of ami takes Tarda! I would have died. X keegkt Ix battles, after a selgkber told km rhat it did for her. "I began to eat amd sleep, tin* It tain my strehigth and am pew well nd etroni. I B aren't had any tree do since ... I sure eaa testify ts Ik* ;ood that Cardal did ma I deal hink there la a better toate mad* Ad I believe it saved my Ufa" For over 40 years, tboasands of WW a en have used Ccrdni soooessfaQy, n the treatment of many wemaaH Hmenta. If you suffer as thepe women did ake Cardui. It may kelp yea, too. At all druggists U 666 Vill break a Cold, Fever nd Grippe quicker than nything we know, preenting pneumonia. DR. T. O. GRIGG DENTIST ffice Next to That of 0. S. I.inl^ Formerly Occupied by Dr. ? J. B. Elliott. TeleDhone Connections. 61) is a prescription tor .olds, Fever and LaIrippe. It's the most peedyYemedy we know :ling i )ds i > i i i \ < > < announce the ar- i; >f new models in j; 11T CASES VGS | irt line?"the line ,f i > . 'erybody, j; < > y pocketbook. j J <? < > 4 > < _____________ < > ^ | j < ? WOLFE ; re Men. * }?The Times office. . I ^ ^ ' -A*