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mm nCWB ABOUT TOWJl, iWiW?ni r m m? 1 i >i mi m Mrs. Jesse Tj mmirman and her 1 ttle sons of Trenton, Edgefield j junty, are guests of Mrs. Tim-. , terman's parents, Mr. and Mrs. ' ;. L. Bennett. J. 3* McCorkle and J. F. Lee , are the only Fort Mill meii drawn : to serve on the petit jury during , the first week of the July term : ? * *>. v?.?u ~ U1 VVUll 1U1 1UIA VUUUI.J. | The first home raised tomatoes . sold on the Fort Mill market this season were bright in Saturday j afternoon by L. M. Mussev from , his farm four miles south of town. Mrs. B. H. Massey and her daughters, Misses Bertha and Es telle Massey, left a few days ago for an extended visit to- Mrs. MasBey's son the Rev. J. B. Massey, I). D., 4at Hampden-Sydney, Va. J. H. MeMurray and his daughter, Miss Esther MeMurray, have returned to their home in Fort Mill, after a visit of several days to relatives in Blacksburg and Ureeusboro, N. C, A fine of $5 was paid the town of Fort Mill u few days ago by a boy for turning in a false fire \ alarm. Dr. A. b. Ott, recorder, is said to have stated thut for the next offense the fine will be $10. Miss Effie Riteh, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Riteh returned -to Fori Mill Friday after attending the annual State meeting in Greenwood last week of the Epworth League as the representative of the local league of St. John's Methodist church. Miss Florence Boyd of Montevallo, Ala., is a guest for three weeks of her mother, Mrs. Mamie Boyd. Miss Boyd is secretary to the president of the State normal ^ school at Montevallo, where sne has made her home for scverul years. Thos. P. Lytle a few days ago awarded the contract for the erection on upper Main street of an eight room residence to be occupied by himself and family. The principal part of the material to be used in the construction of the house was bought from the Hock Hill Lumber Co. One lone bale of cotton was sold 011 the Fort Mill market yesetrday. The recent advance in the price of the staple hus had the effect of bringing to the local market several hundred bales, little during the last week, however. The best price offered for cotton*in Fort Mill yesterday was 22 cents. Twtr heavy showers late Monday afternoon upset the plans ot numerous Fort Mill township farmers who had hoped to get in a full week's work in their crops. Other farmers whose work had Hot been so milch delayed by reCent rains- said the showers ot Monday would prove beneficial to bcth their cotton and corn crops. Miss Johnsie Kell of Atlantic City, N. J., is visiting relatives and friends in the Fort Mill community. Miss Kell is a trained nurse and has made her home in Philadelphi and Atlantic City for a number of years. She was reared in Fort Mill as tlie daughter of the late Dr. S. A. Kell, who practiced medicine here for 25 years following the close of the Civil war. The committee of the Fort Mill poBt, American Legion, which is arranging for the celebration of July Fourth in Fort Mill has received definite word from Congressman W. F. Stevenson that he will come to Fort Mill for the ? celebration and deliver a speech. The committee is preparing an attractive program which is ex? peeled to bring to Fort Mill for the day many visitors from nearly towns and other counties besides Yo*k. The statement was made in Fort mill a day or two ago by a friend u A n.i t ? njmra. louuh, wuowas snot . and seriously wounded one night I . several weeks ago by prohibition I officers whed he refused to obey I their order to stop his car on the I public highway near town, that I instead of bringing the action I which he threatened against the I officers in the State courts, Co- I hen was endeavoring to enter I suit againt them in the federal I courts. Veiry little has been heard of the shooting of Cohen in Fort I Mill for sotqe time and the impression seemed to be that the whole matter would -be dropped. I Mr. Cohen moved from Fort Mill .to GaStonia, N. C., seveal weeks ago and is how in the mercantile business there. Charged with forgery, Barney Johnson of Rock Hill has been * , committed to jail by Magistrate WingabKof Catawba township in detail* of bond in the sum of ~-^YIBS3P9b?^';' V^5' '1 m y aj.ahfttes CV Doiielr 6t m& Hill is a candidate in the Demo- j L-ratie primary for secretary of State of South Carolina. Tuesday he began the round of the counties of the State with the sampaign party at the opening meeting in Columbia. According to the Columbia State of Wed- J uesuay, Alaj. Dozier received an i> vat ion when he stepped forward to make his speech. He is well known in Fort Mill, not only in business circles, but in a military way. It was while serving as a , lieutenant of the Fort Mill com- pany overseas he was awarded the congressional medal of honor. For taking part in the same ex- , plot for which the highest military decoration awarded by the ] American government was given ? Lieut. Dozier, 44 Whacker" Smith < of Fort Mill got a distinguished t service cross* ] Colonel on Governor's Staff. Friends of Arthur C. Lytle wert* congratulating him Tuesday after j it became-. known in Fort Mill < that he had been appointed a colonel ou the staff of Governor i ilarvey. Mr. Lytle is mayor of rori iuui una an ex-service man 1 who was overseas with the loeal company of the 118th regiment. ; m which he was a sergeant, lie is greatly interested in military affairs and to him much of the credit for the reorganization of the National Guard company of h'ort Mill, following the close of he World war, is due. lie is not now a member of the National Guard, however, having resigned the first lieutenancy of the Third battalion (headquarters company -.onie time ago. To Fix Assessments Later. At the meeting of the Democratic executive committee lor York county held in the court house at York ten days ago. assessment of candidates who will enter the primary in August was dtferred to a later meeting, to be held, it is said, about August 1. itccently there has been complaint in York county, as there has been in other counties of the .State, that the assessments are too high and that they should be reduced this year; but a member of the committee for this county is quoted as suying that it prob* ably will be impossible to reduce^ I ilie assessments this year, us the expense of holding the August primary will cost even more this year than it cost two years ago. A number of new voting prej cincts recently have been established in the county and the expense of conducting the primary at these precincts will be relatively as great as it is at the old precincts. The only source of revenue the executive committee has. it was pointed out, is the assessment of the candidates and there seldom is any money lelt in the treasury after the advertising bills, the per diem of managers ?}?d other necessary expenses are paid. One of the officials of the town of Port Mill yesterday said that there had been a considerable increase in the amount of police tines collected by the town for the first two months of the second quarter of the year as compared with the' amount collected for the same months of the first quarter. The same official said he attributed the increase mainly to the good work of N. M. McManus, chief of police. BUFTUBE EXPEBT HEBE. Seeley, Famous in This Specialty, Called to JUrtk Hill. P. H. Seeley, of Chicago and Philalelphia, the noted trues expert, will personally be at the Carolina Hotel, *nd will remain in Rock Hill Wednesday only, June 28. Mr. Seeley says: "The Spermatic Shield will not only retain any case of rupture perfectly, but contracts the opening in 10 days on the average case. Being a Vast advancement over all former methods ?exemplifying instantaneous efforts immediately appreciable and withstand .ng any strain or position no matter the tise or location. Large or difficult ^ases, or lactational rupture* (following iperations) specially solicited. This instratnent received the only award in England and in Spain, producing results without surgery, injections, medical treatments or prescriptions. Mr. Seeley has documents from the United States Government, Washington, D. C., for inspection. He will be glad to demonstrate without charge or fit them if desired. ' Business demands prevent stopping at any other place in this section. &??Every slat sat in this notice has been verified bsieve lbs Federal end State Coasts.?F. H. Scaler. Homo Office, 117 No. Dearborn St.. 1 Chicago v H ' u > ' ' " ' ' ^ ' ' > % c 7ii ' " ' " fV;.? if -j?T -1*5*4 *?^*5"' " -/ 111 1 WWW' "I H'l YOUR" DOCTOR snows and has confidence in this store. Whether for service in ' emergencies or sickness, or for everyday needs, you will flpd us prepared to give you the best. ] Your Prescription is by far the most important part of our business. Only a registered graduate pharmacist compounds it and double checks it to prevent errors. But in addition to our complete and fully equipped prescription department we have a complete stock of everything usually sold in an up-todate high-class drug store.' Lytle Drug Co. "The Rexall Store." Phone 16 for Instant Service. FOUND?South Carolina license tag No. 216 lor Ford eav^ with new tail lamp, evidently lost from same cur. Owner can recover property by paying for this ad and proving ownerships J. D. Vaughn, Fort Mill, S. C. . It Servant Girl Wouldn't Go in Cellar, fearing Rats. Mrs. Tepper, Plainfield, N. J. says, "ltats were so bad in our cellar the servant-girl wouldn't go there. Bought some RATSNAP and it cleuned all the rats out." RAT-SNAP destroys rat* and mice. Absolutely prevents odors. Comes in cake form, no mixing. Cats or dogs won't touch it. Three sizes, 35c, (i5o, $1.25. Sold by Lytle Drug Co. and Moore's Drug Store. , . 1785 1922 COLLEGE OF CHARLESTON Examinations at the county seat for the York County scholarship, Friday, .July 7, 9 a. m. Subjects: English grammar and composition, American history, algebra, and plane geometry. Four-year courses lead to the A. B. and B. S. degrees. Special two-year pro-medical course. A course in Commerce and Business Administration is featured. Expense moderate. For terms, catalogue and illustrated folder, address. Harrison Randolph, President. TAX EXTENSION. Notice is hereby given that the time for the payment of State and county taxes has been extended to June. 1, 1922, with a penalty of 3 per cent for March, 5 per cent for April, 6 per cent fot* May and 8 per cent'plus costs of treasurer from June 1, when executions will go into theliands of the sheriff. H. E. NEIL, Treasurer of York County. I < Vacation Scj ' \ Let ua mail to your yacatioi < of Fiction. They will add 1 o Also, don't forget we hare* 4 tnre and Supplies and SBBt \\ YOUNG SOW Stationers and 0 oeeococo?o?eeetae?soiee?Oi . . ' ( > "V. , ' V ' * ( vv FOR CONGRESS I h*reb/*~!mn.punce that I am a candidate'in the Democratic primarie$ of South Carolina for the nomination for Representative of the Fifth Congressional District for the 68th Congress, and I take this opportunity to thank the Deo pie of Ihe District for their loyal support in the past and to say that 1 shall endeavor to deserve their support and confidence in the future. W. F. STEVENSON. FOR COUNTY SUPERVISOR At the solicitation of voters of practically all sections of York county, i have decided to announce myself as a candidate for nomination for the office of county supervisor of York County, Bubject to the approval of the voters in the primary election. If nominated 1 pledge myself to give the taxpayers an efficient, economical business administration. JOHN F. GORDON. 1 ?? FOR COUNTY TRKASI KKK. I hereby announce myself as a candidate for Treasurer of York County, according to the rules of the Democratic primarv. Wm. A. DOUGLAS. I Ijereby announce myself us a candidate for Treasurer of York County, subject to the recommendation of the Democratic' voters in the nrimuru ?lpi>tiftii ARTHUR T. HART. I am a candidate-for the office of Treasurer of York County, subject to the recommendation of the Democratic voters in the primary election. M. C. WILLIS. I hereby announce myself as a Candidate for Treasurer of York County, subject to the recommendation of the Democratic voters ia the primary election. W. D. THOMASSON. . I hereby announce myself a candidate for Treasurer of York County, subject to the recommendation of the Democratic voters in the primarv election. I). L. SHIEDER. I am a candidate for Treasurer of York County, subject to the iccommeudatioii of the Democratic voters in the primary election. JOHN R. LOGAN. I am a candidate for Treasurer of York County, subject to the approval of the Democratic voters in the Primary Election. ERNEST W. GUY. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES I am a candidate for renomination in the Democratic primary f<?r the House of Representatives and will be grateful to the voters of the County for such support as they feel I am worthy of. W. R. BRADFORD. I hereby announce myfeelf a candidate for the House of Repre seufafives, subject to the action of tlie voters of York County in I the Democratic Primary. W. C. TALLY. JUDGE-OF PROBATE j I hereby announce myself a j candidate for reelection to the office of Probate Judge of York County, subject to the action of the voters in the Democratic Primary. J. L. HOUSTON. Notice of Intention to Appfy for i Charter. Notice is hereby given that on the diet day of June, 1922, the undersigned will apply to the Secrtrthry of State of South Carolina for a charter for FIRST ',*RUST COMPANY, of Fort Mill, B; C., a corporation with a> capital stock of $10,000.00, divided into 400 shares of Twenty-five* Dollars each, its principal place f business to be at Fort Mill, S. >., and the business which it proposes to do to be a general, rust business. i. a. ?rnATT, | J. L. SPBATT. \ What some of us need now is j in asylum for the sane. | NAM is Here | i iMtai several late Books t to- tftfis jfleaswe of your stay* <7 ? flfll Una of Ofnoe Furni- J fltt# ir our middle name. .. | St MHX | HtfiE I Hferdktmtera. I . f?*?WHMet?Mioawd?Mio ?' 'c e , ' * ? I? MOORESDR J '1 ^ ' ? n ?r..i Pf * ?,. . -:!.> This Store is prepare siinnlv fli o r\n K1 10 1 tfllV |/ll V11V 1 Drugs and Druggist! lowest possible priee We carry the choici Articles to be had Mothers are invited Talcum Powder. MOORE'S DR W. C. MOORE. PI riDJMi L/IMMI LIPTON And join the over the globe wh the world's standa Trial packages 25 b. c. fer PHON1 EAT ELECT11IK "The Better If for no other reason. Elect Better Bread" because it is retaining the natural flavor it from your grocer ami "TASTE THE DI \ ELECTRIK MAII H. A. Wilson, Prop. , J For Perfect Sight ' WEAR OUR Olasses, made to FIT YOUR Eyea, after the error of refraction is determed by acarefui examination. BROKEN LENSES DUPLICATED ' WHILE YOU WAIT. Williams Optical Co. Optometrists and Opticians Izard Building Ground Floor Hampton Street BOOK HILL SC.! ' g=a j | DRIVE IN, | ? *. LET' TB SHOW VOr SOME OF If THK |CARS NOW BEING | Id PAINTED. YOU WILL THEN || DECIDE WHERE TO BRING ] || YOUR (1AR WHEN IT NEEDS T * J A NEW COAT, i \ 1 jofflsors rA,sHOpi i J AS. A. JOHNSON, Bf* nag?r. ' 1 Auto Pti^Ura. Bodtrand Topp BullfJerS 1 ROCK HELL, S. C. \ \ UG STORE , * v/S ?d at all time to J ii a i i? a^l vim ine iresnesi, s' Sundries at the [>st line of .Toilet iu this section, to try our Baby UG STORE i. G., Manager C 'S TEA >ns scattered all o recognize it as rd beverage, cents. GUSON : 29 MAII) BlIEAD i Bread" r rik-Maid would he "The electrically baked, thereby of the ingredients. Order FFERENCE" > BAKE SHOP HOCK III I.E. S. C. ? ATonic ? & For Women R M "I was hardly able to drag, I Ua J was so weakened," writes Mra. y jH W. F. Ray, of Easley, S. C. QT 3 "The doctortreated me for about rj M two months, still 1 didn t get (J M any better. 1 lud a large fam- M ily and felt 1 surely must do jy XI something to enable me to take UU H care of my little ones. 1 had W heard of nf CARDUI m The Woman's Tonic N Jfl "1 decided to try It/' con- HP Q tinues Mrs. Ray ... "I took v| eight bottles in all ... I re- W M gained my strength and have W had no more trouble with wo- U S manly weakness. I have ten UD 3 children and am able to do all Q xl my housework and a lot out- Qr r^j doors ... I can sure recom- W M mend Cardui." M n Take Cardui today. It amy Q M be just what yofl need. M tGlenuine Puerto Rico Potato ^ ^lants now ready. Try the auto ^ outeand come to our plant bpds,^^ ;et^ what you want wheiy you VMit it. Don't be fooled by hookng your order for cheap plants uid getting nothing until it ia too at*. Ten States demand plants this month ? one-half enough nodded to supply demand. Telephone 125 - B. Medlin Plant Farm, York County's Plant Doctor, Fort Mill, S. C. <