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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-24

strong enough 10 stand the sacrifice
otherwise entirely healthy,
We are performing World Trans
fusion today,
our allics are calling upon us for
blood for our vitality IN men.
money and supplies. We are answer. =.
ing the call
We are big enough and strong
enough to stand the tost as long aa
We keep henlthy--aH long aa we Keep
our national busmoaH healthy and
big Hut this we can never do by
rushing 10 extremes. by holding onr
business breath, By stopping clrcUla-
ton
We viii conserve our forceg. hui
not paralyzo our productivity We
can hanish waste, but not by bisck.
ing business, We must be stronger
than eVer--we, as nation.
Let thrift" he the watchword
but spending" tho slogan
Dollars the good red corpuscler
IN our business veins, must go on
flowing through the business body
Tho financial fluid that feeds and
nourishsN must reach every indus
try create new strength. aud
pasA on,
We can give generously and have
more than enough To spare. We will
take tho test and stand the strain
without weakening our reIuyonated
allies viii win with our aid because
we are In prime condition
II ia TRANSMISSION we will contribute
to, not confusion.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-24

friend. 4 ,oeial evening was eoioyel Ss,d,
itom ihe dancing
An Informal Washington party was given
FRIDAY afternoon bI tho officers Of Ne
Royal N"ghbors OF America An lse euurss
was served.
/ A vrry prstt, compliment was extended
Z 10 visiting guests Who were iu AttsndNrrs
( a. thr shakespeare Cub meeting FTt1ay.
/ ~hen Mrs HEtbcrt p Smlh vaA hostess
MIN - o'c.u'i luncheon
In Horor Of krbcrt = thsul,- n camp
ifaNr, Har NnioH,' ..rs R us,sitk
entertained ilr following With dinuer in
.eF home o. O'Clock eaturis, rvenirs
~ tgd Mrs. Nuawat Mics Pauline
iIer,lrh. Ai.s lraurfi, lles,rs. Miss NIo.
iI hahleN Robert p Cnsu'st
NJ snd >ir, John C,uu'aer, we're hosts
SATURDAY ''enIng N the Hotel Parkinson
"lib , rpos dinner At nn auactiy.I,
enr.ig'rd dinner table ten ga,sts we're
lb- member, Of iho hrst division NJ the
shpil'' Nour" soc,r.y entertained lhurs
a"' evening in thf church p.r|n., Ia rele
ZION OF W.tlirFtou q bitthdAN
40 eni'tt'umfnl ui uuusuBi iaiHre.i Naa
ven hlTfdnF rysoiag 800 So Anthort's
lafu'1ls. t.tun. with the rhIdYru Of tho
.'l"o. bob numbers Ola pautau. nature
hrtIi"s WHsI,, aHi reading uumH,r. there
wac n' a..ti and PLEASING #fHr. hrrc
l''.'ni't hs rho fuHHgar pu"'. Ito zoe
iu.r of 'he rfrrLIs vac th, |..ut I4F
y''H thr nr.l. saU. a' M.. katherine
hua Do. .ulTaNu u. Talent
Mn Ooh. NJ Moor, var ha Nosi,,s
f.'h| afternoon Zoo .m'uh.r. NJ rh. yutrrr
.'uh. to'onirl It.Nl r.ff,. .u,I. ..HI.,
hnfNuF vns ,.I1AH
Nisa Vera NUu r.tr-tB.r.d u.s ra,s.b,rs
W 'h' 1""nE or.' NHl., ,ut m l,t
f'y,g. -'wrl1y evening
Mn " N...rt entertained trvsr4I
.NI" 'n.n Iuh., 'r tarHf of mo fourth
NlffH.Hr uUHIFt.t.rF of Nlr ANAL ... A.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-24

NrF 4 VI Merrill lan Tuesday for
noauL ootlF following short stay In
.hc .ity She Will rcturu Al once 10 ioin
NJ M'rtl Boo permanent sdsnrr here
Mo , " utrk sud small daughter
.1t'i Of TishouBaEo are. tho gur,ls ol
hrs Is " Rouihet
Mf aud Mu Charles p Moore and
smaU son, Charles, u. hsyt arrived from
SsgIni~ Mich Tor a visit in the home OF
NJ and Mrs " " Moore
Mr. liabert q T. stanford will return
Tor fhe week end rom a yisii in Claremofs
Mrs Howard llgft " llenryetia Is The
gn'ti Of her parcuis, Mr and Mrs 4 {
ptvirua
Hi'hop Theodore PsyNs ThurSion was the
snehi lugeJ ~ the honit Of M and Mrs
J. 2 noble
Nr aud Mrs c J. Il TyIee hav, 70
'urncd FROM q short visit with their rop
Lieut. Clarence Tylcs, and Mrs ryiee st
Font SILL
Mr' 4 J. Pierce has a. week end house
susst Ns, Lucilr Linton and Mlts EuIa
tnglth both Of Tulsa
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-24
ShPtLPA.

. .
Miss Nivian Ysisa 81 Lomeia rrSsA u
[ The gue,f oi her sister Mrs W X MrCabs
| Mrs Harry a Moore returned FAtutda'
from wichita. Kan where she visited hel
mother
Mr. Il I. spru'l ,peat the week end
M. " r. Douglas entertained = mum
her ~ ,ounr peoile Saturday afternoon
tunoriug the Glshth birthday snhivsrssry
" h~r aauEhtcr ktncl The evening passed
most pleaasntly for tho Eucsts who we're
ie'rn stover junior Hess, MARK Gotmsn
Lcli. Louise and Lucillo Pits. Wilmer
Lem and Elifahrip Alredd
Mira J g Cliii wN hostess ~ last
weeks netting Of the Good VIII club Fri.
day aiteruoon The usual pssiimc of army
Roheri'on and Mrs lioop Of Springfield
were guests
Mr,' o Anderson entertained the sun
shine Embroidery rluh Friday afternoon
.Nr. y llun will br next hnstess
Misc Marion Sharpe ~ oklahoma city
va. ,os house sue't 4 Miss Marie vaughn
sin Henry rohl. ir, returned home
Mondsy from rslnYrs. Mo, where the
Was ,sled by ihc DEAN Of hsr aunt.
Mr and Mrs = = Gates and son we're
Misses VHL Boneviis. ssc walr and
Mr. Anl NJ, II r shoAror moiorsd 10
Mu Tbo6doro Berrlhnl Of Clmemore
Z, tho house g1ss' Of her daughter Mrs
pr " = iopgmrc and nmiy spent
the Weekend IN oklahoma CITY - The
house guests Of Mr, Longmites parents,
Judge and Mr, J NJ Weeks
losier. Herbert Moore Snd c D. SIC.
CaIlum motored 70 ralss SATURDAY
Mis-, Carrie sarreit Of NJ Louis nt
rived Monday 20 ttsit friends
Nr and Mrs J A siarkman ls't
Tuesday for their home ia Aapanee Ind
house guests n Mr and Mrt r CARRIER
Mrs u Purcell was hostess 10 the
quests and members Of the rritcilia N,edls
work club a. the annual banquet dnusr
tArh guest vAs dressed In romtr vaitu
,inB costume and The afternoon N1s spent
~ IN game - hearts Mrs " s Cassidy
received high frors aud sitondant hduo.s
A Too,rrifel irueheun followed the gamrs
ey Miss Florence Goode ~ MushoEee Is the
guest Of her sister Mrs John willard
Mr. ani NfN Frank Mrtroady and
daughter beatrice attended tbe show in
Tulsa Tuesday night
Mr. and Nrs " 3 Marshall an8 baby
daughter billie loaiss returned Monday
90 thsir home in popcw after spending a
month - the guests Of Mr sud Mrs
us Cyds ~. Rohiasor. Mrs Henry
Walters and Ma John Nartn-i ~ TULSA
motorcd over Tuesday night 90 attend the
meeting Of ihe symphony club at The home
Misses Gucndolyu NcNiri snd Margaret
Caldwell entertained Wsdussday evening
honoriar Mics MYRTLE Hlnllsy who was
showercd with numerous Gifts of linens
Fhr Monday Night Auction r'rh met
'A4t ygert with Str ard Mrs ~ q Wagner
Iou scores we're made by Nrr & O Jon.
riugs sud NJ, " 81 Gross of Tuss
lighf fetrrshWrut were ftrN't
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-24
ranSfuSiOn

Theroeare times In tho practice OF
medicine when the only thing that
will saVo the patient ls tho injection
OF new blood into hiSYeinT The
pRtlcnt "a weak froI$a loss of
blood and stimulan,k cannot save
him New blood is needed 80 a
healthy subject IL called upon to give
of his aNcess vitality This operation
in kown AK ttannusiun
Before Il can be performed, how
ever. the subjects blood must be
carefully tested 20 see II he ~ In
prime condition. free OF disease.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-24

A little hoy aged five had been
punished b, his paesnts for die.
obedience, AMI the next day with
on, word TO any one he hurried
happened to be a particular friend
OF hlH.
We'll, lohnny.' said the man ef
law after he had shaken hands with
him, what can I do for yuu I"
PLEASE. Mr.. Brown" said the
young litieant, II want 10 ret &
divorce from our family"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-24


J lslrf 'hf} WI visit Mrs u Jones 'N
/ "k,a.oms 80
NJ and Nt. NJ 'A'Af9N we're '-''t
| IN h4ona 'uN te'riaI GA. N'l N''s
| ,, lhr 'uliat" '.uh met i-ii w"rh ~'i,
W. ~ lt'hdiWas MS NgrA 'l' '"'
VI, N' ie' ut''h OF ~. D, N"n'
I nlfh & ~ lufuy NA h"Hiftr q" WI"
lndie. Ausuon Job iAs' ~'rs me home
VS. "aulNul' decorated lN 'h' u"N'n' D.
"'"i aNd ""'fhiul AI,"'''u Wa 'n'" ,
! N Ih, ,lF' ll'e t'hl' N.ty Ps''N
500 aver ih' game noo''i'"'H 'u"'"'''
"SN 'r', ,-
W. W. DnNsp has '',h,N'n ,t"W ="
N''A 'ti Ni'h Woo ''m'N "' ' T. h''N''
OF ,,'H Wv, a., r.f.- a.. -...., ,,
Nlsh Jessie M'. lti'o vs. 'hS tp''' ''
i'ignd' IN 'ap"'pA .asl "tys
n'''HWrf ~ w 'l'N. "''n '''ht'
u HtN" ~, ''. l'nmthI''. " N'. lIl
-h' .N" hlss''h W were o"P''pA ''f'''
on. hA' N'' "e'h
NO oyi' ""''. ent fN"'h'a ''om
Wa, "'h I''".h N NHP"il'
Ino "om" 81 lh' 'l'.r 'rsgu' VI! Ner'
t,s neon A. 'nt s'' ,,s',h.i m,;,',W"s ="
.h' 'nWW'I'N' 'th q" W. hEh' "' MN,
hu.''p uo"'"i,ed innrN wv pc
: WL''n 'f ,', NNM'N A.' n",,n ,n' "n",y, 'T'
uu'. .l.N '' N's'AW". I. ~
N'"l l''n N'"'if 'l" 'h'Ab''''".'
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-24
BAitTIFSNIIiI.

=
VI and Mrs John Pearson returned the
{ after pari Of the week from a visit with
NJ and Mrs ". I Livingston
/ Mira Msude Hughes Of kauSes CITY
Us visitor in tho city this wook and ~
ss,'lsling IN Nc preparations for the EAsieru
star play, which will be staged February
70 a. one Of the locsl tbeaters
MIS-. II J Gihney wasAottesS 10 the
~ Luke guild Monday Nruoop. enter
'aining With = tea
Ms. MSJguert'e Bennine returned Tho
early part Of the week from A brief yisI
with friends In NiolaIe aud sedan. Kan
W aud Mrs WI Donaldson arc week
tn1 visitors In Clarcmore, the guests Of
Mrs Ralph Richardson of olmnlgee 4.
?, NIsitot IN the ci'y the guest Of Mrs.
Mrs " Wilson le'i the early mart
oi lhe week for two weeks trip ihru
me east She viii visit New York Detroit
ana number Of other cities before return
Ing homo
Miss Hanson. secretary Of tho Tul,.
W &. \. was IA tht city the latter
part Of tho week assisting in The organita
ton OF provisional board Of nffi6ors In
view Of establishing society here
Mrs c. y Richards waA ho.tss. 10 the
l}ihisn guild Tuesday afternoon, entertain
lng w'h kni'tihE party. including = two.
course luncheon
Mn ! Rlsck entertained the Tuesday
Lux NNNN AhNNAAh tIlffNNWU Win fnuF
tables playing Mrs ! Norvail ven thc
prize Tor high score and Mrs Skinner tho
low score prize. Following the game dainty
, gcfrrshmcnts were served
Monday afternoon the Golden Rod troop
o. Erh held very interostinc meeting
q the library Red Cross work was a
Gesture OF the afternoon
Mlss lhelms Herbert popular yoanr
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs W D. Herbert Of
ne city. was united IN marriage sundst
r AZ lar FaI
ms cry The wedding ceremony was per
Mr. and Mrs c Hasc. are visitors in
Muskogce this week me guests VI Mrs
lpHets parents, Mr. and Mrs. 7 Turner
Mrs q German eutsrsined the
Ladies' Auxiliary of the local ch,pter' IS
vas serycdN
Friday evening farewell PARTY was given
81 the OAK lilii club in honor Of tho sol
der hots who lcft saturday Dancing
featured the evenings entertainment
Mrs Dean u Lowe left ths early psrt
OF the week for Chicago whore she viii
reside with her mother
Mr. Frank lIssv,ll Of Garfield. Arl
returned home Tuesday atsruoou. tolloNinE
briet visit with hsr mother Nu " li
shnr
Mrs y l. Ibrtncu is, visitor ia Tulsa
this week the guest Of friend,
NJ. and Mrt smith were over
vudsy visitors 10 Fredouia Kan where
they attended the funeral of Mrs smiths
nephew Corp Lloyd White, who dioi a,
Fort Sill
Miss Alma sira3er Is visitor In PITTS
burg nan THIS "eek Whey she is ,he
M,s M,lbs Iyberrer ~ Toledo Ohio.
! returned home tho latter part ot tho week
after vtit ln The city, tho guest Of
Mrs y Fries
Misses lay Hamilton and Evelyn Farley
Ne AF.a 4 ..rH
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COi.ttNSNiILt.

NJ and Mrs Pred Howard are guests
~ Mr. Howard brother at Claromorc,
Okh
Mi.'es N.rths Coodals Bessie McClsns.
han Lucille Eilingpod Perm Rrscken, Mrs.
! Duffy aud Mr. and Mrs q WI.
lsms were among the Coltnssilc pstrons
who attended the Helen stanley concert IN
Tuh6 Tussday nght
Membcrs oi The Ladies' Aii society al
tho first Methodist Episcopal church were
entertained Thursday Afternoon a. tho home
Of Mrs " 1Yrrsli knitting for the
soldiers furnished the chid diversion Of
M, dozen members attending the meeting.
Mr and Ns 4, 4 Srsrling and two
children LEI, WednssdSv for their home at
family Of q Lohrsnts
Nh. Mary Bsuru leu "Wednesday for
her homo Al IredoniA Kan following =
visit TO her sister Mrs Il W Bsts
Mrs IS foti " haftlesyillc, who lAs
houitoI returned to her home
Tuesday
Mrs " 4 Winder returned 10 her home
ai Independence Kan. TucsdAy snet
visit % several days to relatives and
Mr., , W Ro. is the CUES, Of roll,
tives At Nedossta. Nan
Mrs lrs Hover won't To Tulsa " Wednes
dhv To visit her mother, Mrs Lena Chiffon
Mr snd Mrs ! u FLOYD ~ Blackwell,
nhlh are the guests ot friends IN Col
linsvilic
Ms MAudi- walker and Miss Anna
Birdsrll are guests Of friends iu 1ulss
= II Sutton returned Thursday from
vacation ylsit ~ Bay City, Ietas
Mrs j. W Shsrp left Wednesday for
her hpthe a. WAr~ick, OKLA, tjtFr visiting
her daughter Mrs NJ n Ra,sion
Mrs e " Albright of Dawson, OKLA
Is visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs J. G
HiFsinson.
II Brooks and sister VirEinhs Brooks
81 Rroken Arrow Okla. arc visiting their
brother. Nf frsd HrookR
Mf and Nrr Harold Richardson left
Wednesday Tor thar home ~ Btrtl~svills
afir- heinr the guests ~ MTa Richardson
mother. Mrs 4 n heCsriuev
W W Walker s the guest Of friends
at Ocbelaia
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-24

- - -
Nr aal Nrs "a .loEr.. who hove been
sD-----nf the vuv,r iH MtutuIrl their
ola home tasr rciurrsd t gufius
Miss fsNfis Watson ia visiting u chicago
and ~ Louis
Mfsdamcf Fila oliver and s . Winters
and Miss CLARK Of Eosriasko. Miss, are
the guests OF Mr and Mn K l.. JoucA
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-24

called n special election for April 70
choose a. United States senator -
I'LL the vacancy caused by the death
last October OF Paul y. Husting.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-24
Hear Hear Dr.Loucks

lhs evening at the TREsRYTE-
RlAN CHURCH. Seventh and pos.
toa. al 5..' y. M Good music.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-24

Anti lnlious Capsules for Constl.
patton ana all kinds Of liver trouble.
The capsules that give results. Cnn
be bought at al drug stores Give
them n trial Price 2SC.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-24

Special EIcction Called.
oMADlsON. wis Feb. 23.--Gov.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1918-11-15
THE LAST PROP GONE

1T Is A FACT that since April 6,
1917. thousands OF men. who previous
to that time assigned some other OF
the dozens of flimsy excuses for not in
surfing their lives. have been hiding be-
hind the War Clause" that ordinary
prudence compelled all life companies
to attach to all policies on the lives OF
men liable for service in the army.
Now that the war is over that prop has
been knocked out. Although peace has
not actually been Officially y declared II
is not believed that there Is one chance
in ten million that hostilities will be
resumed, and. il they should be. there
is not one chance in a million that any
man not already in the service VIII De
called out. and if a man Is not caiied
out il does not make a particle OF dli-
ference to him If his MUTUAL Ben
EFT policy carries a war clause. IN
fact IT has MADE NO DIFFERENCE
to those actually in the service.
Sam M. Grist, Special Agent
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1918-11-15
-npA1NAeE IMPROVEMENTS

oEAL.ED Proposals Tor the eoNs.t ~ =.
y ton of Drainage Improvements II !,
rurk~y creek DRAINAGE plStri"l ~"
York and Chester Counties = y,
win hc received by the lfoatu y. ",
nrninorc Commissioners up !" l.
O'clock NJ. on tho 10th day OF i"S''i, {, u,
her 1SlS. at their office in York :: - y
N Tho work to be done consists OF =
Hes of dredgcd bitches c"n'alnlhs
lTnroyimatcly S6l.SGO cuhlC EaruS
The removing of county bridges an0
clearing of the right of way VIII p'
done hv the Board of DRAINAGE COM
rrrtifiCd check in the sum OF Five
hundred (s50O) Dollars. made paNan''
to Inc Board Of Drainage SnmuhlS,
sioncrs of Turky Crock Drainage
district. must accompany Cach nd
ThC board reserves the right I" re-
icct any or all bids.
Tho nlars and specifications may
No soon at the office Of the Roard IT
York. :. G.. or at the office OF the En-
,~inrrr at Charlotte. y. {.
C'LNl'p NJ. lNM\N. Chairman.
!. :. RRICE. Attorney.
WILL n. ALEXANDER. F.nGi-
necr. Charlotte. y. {.
~
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1918-11-15
FOR COLDS and GRIPPE
DOCTORS ADVISE
The Improved Calotab Tab
let That Is Entirely Puri-
fed of All Nauseating and
DANGEROUS Qualities.

PHYSICIANS nre warning tho ruh'ic
against trifling with colds, influenza
and grippe. They say that brisk CAL
omel purgative. preferably Calotabs,
the new and improved colonel tablet,
should be invariably taken al bed time
and repeated the cond ,r third night.
IL necessary In the earliest s,as,s one
Calotab is usually Sufficient unless the
case Is particularly severe.
Physicians say that 1t Is a waste OF
time and Is dangerous to experiment
with other lavatlNeS rs a! ~ Is
solutely necessary soon'r or later. One
Calotab on the tongue at b dtime with
q swallow Of water.-thats al. NO
salts, no nausea nor the slightest Inter-
ference with diet, work or pleasure;
Next morning your cold has vanished
and our whole system is purified and
refreshed. Calotabs are sold only In
original sealed packages Price
thirty-five cents. Recommended ana
guaranteed bv druggists everywhere,
price refunded II you are not delight
ed.-adv.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1918-11-15
BUILDING MATERIAL

WE HAVE EVERYTHING you need
to build or repair a house.
Dressed and Rough Lumber, BricK,
Lime and Cement, Pine and Cctiar
Shingles, All Sizes OF Nails, Locks,
Hinges, Etc.
TT NOT TOO LATE TO SOW
Some OATS. The corn crop IS
short and 1t will be necessary to have
oats next summer to make out. we
have the RED and APPLER OATS.
Also FERTILIZERS for Oats ana
Wheat.
A WORD TO THOSE WHO HAVE
NOT PAID
For their Fertilizers. We have e'ther
| to pay the factory or they charge US
interest on all Fertilizers after Norem-
Der lst.
YORK SUPPLY COMPANY
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1918-11-15

STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
County of York, ss.
Before me comes JAS. \. PAGE.
Cashier of the above named bank. who
being duly sworn. says that the
above and foregoing statement is
true condition of said Bank. as showr
by the books Of said Bank.
JAS. A. PNGE.
Sworn tn and subscribed before me
this 18th day of November 1915.
(Sean J. p. SIFFORD,
Notary Public.
Correct Attest
S. A. Sifford, T. M. Campbell. M. L
Smith. Directors.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1918-11-15
CLEANING AND PRESSING

IT Ia real economy to have your
Clothes "'eaned and Pressed fire.
uuently. ano vrsides Clean Clothes. u
rightly pressed. add much 10 ones ap.
pearance. Satisfaction guaranteed.
ROYAL PRESSING CLUB,
r. D. DORSETT. Prop.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1918-11-15
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
SHARON, =

N",nhcr E"drr,' rrSc-~" SNsicm -
YOUR BANKING BUSINESS
THE BIG FINANCIERS throughout
the world use the Bank in all their
business transactions. There Is no SEN
timent about this-JUST BUSINESS.
Experience has taught them that the
Bank Way Is the Satisfactory Way to
transact all financial business They
have found by experience that aside
from SAFETY, the Bank Way furnish
es a check on CARELESSNESS. on
PAYING TWICE, on WASTEFUL
EXPENDITURES, besides the protec-
ton against LOSS by Burglary, Fire or
through just plain carelessness. All
forward looking business men Do
BUSINESS THROUGH THE BANK
IF YOU are not already a Depos!tor OF
this Bank, We invite you to become
one NOW. We will give you every SER
vice that a Good Bank can give. and
besides you have the protection OF Our
Uncle Sam to guard you against loss.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1918-11-15
DOG ESTRAY

DISAPPEARED last Thursday. a
~ whitish Hound Dog. covered with
small blush or black spots both ears
black. and black spot on hip. Answers
to name Of Rover. Will pay neasona-
BILE reward for recovery. JAMES Nc
CARTER, York No. 6. 81 tf.2t'
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1918-11-15
pApER,s REPAIR SHOP

1rrOMOBILE and General Repair
"A Work. / want your work. II ca,
do n ri tell you. II not, I'll tel you yS,
Rcasonable charges. Alexanders oio
Stand. Come and see me; ,,rp
go sw 81 L. VI
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1918-11-15
AUCTION SALE

,sOHDAY. November is, Will sell TO
nj 70 the highest bidders for CASh' :,n
=. ,ho l. Hucy place. l mile north
ca east of Guthriesville. lot OF norm; ~
ToSder, Hay. Wagon. Buggy, par p,s,SS U'
miles some Cattle, Farming UtehSiS'
ctc II. +. ID. No. 3, York. o,
81 2t' d ~
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1918-11-15

STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
County Of York ss
BEFORE me came N. NJ. McDILL.
Cashier of the above named Bank,
who, being duly sworn. says that the
above and foregoing statement Is a
true condition Of said Bank, rs shown
by the books OF said Bank.
n. NJ. McDILL.
Sworn to and subscribed before me
his 9th day of November, 1918.
]. NJ. WILKERSON. Notary Public.
(SeaD.
Correct-Attcst:
J. S. Wiikerson, w. S. Wilkerson, J. N.
McGill. Directors.
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PURE BRED

HAMPSHIRE Pigs, s weeks DID, sio
II each with registration papers; Va
without papers. x, ,,,o,or
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sEASONABLE GOODS

The cold winds of winter are just
around the corner and before long you
will be wanting on something little
bit heavier and little bit warmer than
yonr ..summer's"-You'll need Union
Suits or perhaps you prefer Separate
Garments. We'll, we have both-a
gUou l:nc for men. women. chlidreh.
SWEATERS. too. A full line Tor
men, ladies, boys and girls-Theyre
PRICED RIGHT. TOO.
HEADQUARTERS FOR SHOES
Yes, that's true. We have them-lots
~ SHOES-Shoes that will please al
most anybody in Style and Qualit!.,
We know you will be satisfied with
Our Prices. Como and see them.
Come and see for Shoes, Underwear
and anything else you need for the
winters wear.
G. w. WHITESIDES & co
SHARON $. G.
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7uE TIRZAH GINNERY

nuE Tirzah Ginnery is being operated
i Wednesday. Thursday and FpiTaS q
OF each week. TlRZAH GiNNEhl'
S9f ft3t T. b. GLENN, Manager.
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HOUND DOG EsTRAY

CINCE Sunday night. Large. bow
- backed. white and black spots, tan
ears. Answers TO name Of Bill, and
very friendly. r w. LOVE, No. 3,
York. u &c"
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WILL, THANK YOU

ITO return my Three-Row oat DrIri y,
L that you borrowed out Of Mr.. IL, IL. T.
,,,ison's field. Has Guano Attachment
,t p. w. LOVE.
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CROSSETT AND
DOUGLAS SHOES

PLEASE REMEMBER THAT
WE SELL THE FAMOUS
CROSSETT AND DOUGLASS
SHOES FOR MEN.
THERE ARE FEW SHOES AS
GooD-STILL FEWER THAT
ARE BETTER-NOT so HIGH
AS SOME. EITHER.
LET'S SHOW YOU.
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pIDDLE,S GIN

FTER November 18th, until turther
"A notice, will be operated 0niy on on
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday VI
each week. pIDDI,E
80 1t J. D O. " D'
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J. 8. HARTNESS. Cashier
FOR SALE

DEDIGREED Duroc-Jersey Pigs,
L either sex. weeks old. $40. Nice
ones. Phone No. 4S4 1-f, No. 8. York.
IL r. II. BARNETT.
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EGGS WANTED

WILL pay As Cents dozeh' N->'-
- for all can get: DopSrT~r
81 (. II ~ ~
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I,ccrshcha and Ramall
Glover Circuit.
,IlIson Greek and Bcth-Shiloh.

There will be preaching at Aiilsoh
Creek church Sunday at IL n. m; HaI- oi
ramcnts of the Lords supper VIII n lol-
low the sermon. There will be no pre-
noratorv services. Services at he'h-
"f''o'' "' &C. Grier, Pastor.