Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1918-10-08

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
r. Burns-wants a fresh milk COW
I'D n Allen. Executive Secretary-Remnds
York county people that tomorrow is Chill
dnen's Day. At the Big CASTOR county fair.
and tha: free tickets have bean sent all over
the county.
Mcconnell Dry Goods Co.-Tells you that you
dom, have TO pay fancy prices for goods At
i,s store. A variety Of goods that are worth
investigating.
clinton Bros.-Are overlooked on eoffees and
offer several varieties NJ cost. Special prices
on a variety of other groceries. White Karo
lust received.
sbieder Drug Store-Asks If you really know
what ails the world? See the picture Of the
dashing woman in Mahaffey's new book.
|C. L. Cobb. Chairman Eastern Distric, York
County-Gives dates and places Of Liberty
Loan rallies in various school districts.
r E Conrad. McConnellsville-Ha the best
subsoil attachment for turnplows ever in
vented. He'll come TO see you. or you can
write to him.
,ion about an estray fawn colored Jersey
heifer. Will pay for trouble.
Ferguson Youngblood-Sell Vulcan turn
niows, have four sizes and say It is equal to
The best and superior to many. Feedstufs
for horsss- mules. chickens. dairy cows,
Z.
lis; of state and county tax levies and also
special school levies throughout the county.
First National Bank Of Sharon-Publishes a
letter from Billy to his Dad"
Kelly axes at sl.5i. A variety of other bar
gains in his big Economy Sale" now in
progress.
J. s Moffatt. Pres.-Gives out the information
that Erskine college can accommodate few
more S. A. T. c. members. Students can
be indicted up to October 2lst.
C. W. Whitesides Co.. Sharon--ls receiving
new goods. among the latest arrivals being
mems and boys pants and additional dry
goods. notions. etc.
Mr.. r. e. Conrad. the well known
rnolasscs maker of McConncllsville
saws he has boiled something over 1000
gallons OF molasses so far this season.
and he estimates that he will make
about 1.500 gallons more before he
ever. that the quality Of the cane juice
Is not quite up TO last years standard.
The time pieces of the country are
TO he turned back one hour at > o'clock
on the morning Of October 81. This
is in accordance with orders issued by
the railroad administration. Railroad
schedules will remain the same and
trains will run according to the clocks
as they have been turned back.
Are you living up to tho pledge you
made in regard to the purchase OF war
savings stamps last summer? II you
are you are all right and II you are
not you are a sham. To prove whcth-
er you are straight or sham suppose
YOU take your certificate or certificates
to the canvasser to whom you made
the pledge and show him how you
stand.
That is important information that
Erskine college is giving to the IS
year-old boys about college entrance,
and this matter is entitled to very Sc
rio is consideration. The government
takes charge of the lS-ycar-old
boys at college, and there is no ques-
ton of the fact that college boys stand
a much better opportunity for ad-
vancement than boys who do not go to
college.
The published statement in connec-
tion with the rendering of that S25
fine to Mr.. Penningcr by the Moores
recently, left the impression that the
money was paid over before Mr.. PEN
nlnger was killed. That was a mis-
take. The money was in the hands OF
one OF the Moorcs. but when the pair
learned Of the new warrant. Moore
held the money during the trouble and
had 1t when they ran away.
We have no specific reports as to
how the collection Of fruit pits and nut
shells for the manufacture Of gas
Rlasks is getting on. One collector ad-
|VSSd us q few days ago that he had
more than 700 pounds Of peach pits.
That Is encouraging news, and we have
no doubt that other collectors can
make reports equally encouraging
We offered not long ago to print the
names Of each individual who con-
tributes as much as seven pounds or
the materials in question. We will be
glad to have such information. In this
connection, however do not fail to re-
member this: THE individuals who
gather up the seeds should see to 1t
that they are clean and dry" :.
News of the death of Logan Moore
at Camp Jackson a few days ago, pro-
duced a profound impression on ma
jority Of the people Of Yorkville and
community. This was especially true
because of the high estimate IN which
that young man was held by all VINO
knew him. Logan has been living IN
Yorkville for several years, and during
that time he has won the respect and
esteem of all with whom he has come
in contact. He was honorable, high
toned, kind, generous and upright. He
seemed to know no greater pleasure
than to be able to render a valuable
service to somebody and to have bus
mess dealings with him was a positive
delight. A little too tall for f's weight
and not especially strong, he might
easily have been exempted from the
service had he been willing; but In
that as in other things, he had no
thought but to serve. and nothing
could have held him back. No wonder
the deep sorrow at his untimely death
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