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The Cordele dispatch., 1918-08-04


Resolved, that tio Secret "
OF War be requested TO rubii
the following Instructions to he
public in the leading new p2pc.
in the United States:
If a Military Aviator is forced
through motor trouble to make
a force dlanding, the public is
cautioned, as soon as il is as
certained that the aviator is not
injured, to keep clear of the ma
chine, not to touch the control
wires, instruments, etc, as an
un rained person may so disar-
range these as to cause a serious
accident when the aviator starts
to leave the field.
II there is Military post or
encampment near the scene Of
q forced landing, a guard will at
once sent to the spot If no mil
itary organization is available,
the police of the nearest town
are requested to provide a guard
at once for the machine. This
will enable the aviator to leave
10 telephone 20 his proper head
quarters, secure supplies for re-
pairs, etc.
In case the machine is wreck
cd N landing, or has fallen out
of control, the military authori-
ties, II present, otherwise the
police. will prevent the public
from approaching the wreck.
l, is indispensable, in order that
the cause Of the accident may
be determined, to leave the ma
chine as nearly as possible in
the same situation as found af
ter its fall, after having done as
much moving of the parts as it
is necessary to free the aviator
AA railroads and steamship
romuanies are requested TO in
straat their employees to rem
The Cordele dispatch., 1918-08-04
MUCH IMPORT ANCE
EASTrRLY ADV yANCEii
ALLIES MAY CRIPPLE GERMANS
STILL FURTHER

With tho Americans on the Aisne-
Marne Front, August g.. Much impor-
tance is attached to ,ho advance OF the
Allies on the easterly side Of the Sois-
front to the line of Geuce
and Thillois
1t is pointed to as serving a double
The Cordele dispatch., 1918-08-04

fvT.ts & gg1Ts
IsbuAa AnIsisouual, aaiAA I'LL retalbea
here. Many Of the claims on agricul-
tural exemption have been turned
down and most Of those fled have
been returned still in class one
There are now about 80 negroes and
.2o whites in cdass one who will be
ready for sending forward when the
calls begin coming in.
There are notices out at present
for examinations for q men for next
Thursday
The Cordele dispatch., 1918-08-04

Every day we are receinng Fall Goods. AS the
trains roll CordeIe getting the latest Fads IN
Ladies' Coat Suits and OnePiece Dresses, made of the
newest fabrics. Our Mrs QulIan is in New York
selecting our fall novelties i'm headwea also the prettiest
creations in trimmings for Millinery Department
The Cordele dispatch., 1918-08-04

Fron, the Committee on Public infor~
nation, December, 1857.

The Secretary Of War today approx
cd and made public he following re-
solution adopted by the Aircraft
Board. (The subject matter of the res
olution is in accordance with the prac
tice obtaining in Great Britain and
was recommended by Major General
George o. Squer, Chief Signal Off
.cer(
The Cordele dispatch., 1918-08-04
RED CROSS NEWS.

The July Government allotment Of
surgical dressings for Crisp County
A. R. G. chapter was shipped ycstor.
day. This allotment was made in two
weeks and was the most satisfactory
that has been sent out from the work
room. The surgical dressings room win
be closed until we hear from our Aug
ust allotment. The material fer tic
four hundred comfort kits arrived
Yesterday and work on these viii
begin Monday.
The Cordele dispatch., 1918-08-04
MISSIONARY MEETING.

MISSIONARY MEETING. .....
The Womans Missionary Society
of the First Methodist church viii
meet Monday afternoon at four thirty
Be on time at Sunuay School today
Miss Margaret Gilbert of Perry is
the guest Of Mrs. G. V Newell.
Kemp Ingram Of Richland spent
several days here the past week.
Have you invited Some one to joir
your Sunday School Glass? DO il now!
Mrs E. R. OVERLY and little d3ugh
ters are visiting in Columbus
MissShepperd of Edison and Coop
er of Perry are guess of Miss Claua
ia Pate.
Mr. G. NJ. Rodgers spent sever
days in Savannah the past week
Mr.. and Mrs. O. NJ. Heard have' re
turned from a trip to Ashyille, S. G
MrsG. M Rodgers and little sol
have returned from visit TO relatiy,
at Lilly.
Miss Catherine Bercaw mas return
ed after a months visit to relative.
in Missouri and Illinois
Miss Make Lane Conner has return
ed from a visit to Columbus, Atlanta
and Warm Springs.
@-E-N
Miss Martha Morgan who has beer
the guest OF Mrs. Lane Cutler vii
return to her home at Valdosta to
morrow.
Dog-days and rain do not keep peop
lie from going to their work Do not le
them Keep YOU from your Sonda.
School Glass today
The Cordele dispatch., 1918-08-04

Miss Margaret Gilbert, OF Perry is
the house guest Of Mrs. G. v Newell.
The Cordele dispatch., 1918-08-04
PROM PARTY,

Miss frankie Bell Williams enter
tanned with a prom party on Thursday
evening at the home Of her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Williams onHlc-
venth avenue, complimentary to her
guest, Miss Ermine Fielder OF valdosta
Music and dancing added to the plea.
sure of the evening and at late hour
refreshments consisting Of ice cream
and cake were served About forty.
guests We're invited
The Cordele dispatch., 1918-08-04

Hal Stoy is back from his summer va
cation spent in Oconto Wis. Mrs.
SOY viii remain sometime vet. Mr..
stoy reported weather ideal for the
summer trip. winter clothes being ne
cassary al the time
The Cordele dispatch., 1918-08-04
(sgd) JOHN w. FORD
Secretary Aircraft Board
r.A I ;n-.4 Q q

Cop yto an concerned for their N
formation and guidance, by direction
OF the Chief Signal OFFICER:
DELOS c. EMNONS,
Major, Signal Corps.
The Cordele dispatch., 1918-08-04

Adrian Duff a former news photo
grapher Of New York, is the hero Of
"a recent raid into the German lines
ile returned with six prisoners. AT
he outbreak OF the war in 1914 Duff
twas SEM to Belgium and spent nearly
a year on the German side of the
battle line in Belgium and France,
taking pictures for American news
papers.
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SURE TO CATCH HIM
EITHER GOING OR COMING

The Ordinary Life Contract OF the
Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Com
pany Is. without exception. the most
attractive issued by any Company in
III" world. when taken on what Is
known as the Accelerative Endowment
Plan. The plan was figured out by
Broomfirld J. Miller, Actuary OF the
Mutual Benefit. in 1874. II appeals TO
any man who appreciates his obliEa-
ton to protect those dependent on him
while they are not I'm position TO pro-
trct themselves. and at the same time
realizes that after the time comes that
dependents no longer need protection
He May Need Protection Himself. II Is
n contract under which the holder is
absolutely sure to win, whether hc
lives or not. provided. of course. h"
continues to annually arrange the COM
plrativcly small premium called for III
the contract: in other words he will
certainly catch the coon either going
or coming" II is not practical to give
Il detailed and satisfactory exposition
of the plan within the space at my dis
poSal: but ii YOU are sufficiently inter-
cstrd in the protection of both yourself
and your dependents 10 ask for details.
shall be- pleased to ''Show YOU The
Mutual Benefit attaches at present. Il
war clause to all policies issued on the
lives OF applicants between II and 45
years of age. and i'm case the policy
holder enters the service of the L. -.
an extra premium of $3.50 on each
81 0Uu is due and payable for the first
wear in service. whether the holder Is
i'm the l.. =. or France. II YOU are he
tween Is and 20 there will be no war
clause.
SAM M. GRIST, Special Agent.
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Rupture Expert Here
SeeIey. World Famous in This Spe
ciaIty. Called to Rock Hill.


f.. II. Sc"lcy of Chicago and Phila-
,i,lphia. rh" noted truss expert. will
l." at the Carolina Hotel and will re-
main in Rock Hin this coming We'd
nrs,Iny only. February l3. Mr.. Scel"y
SAYS: "rh" Sp"rmatic Shield will not
only retain any ease of rupture per-
lfrrtIv. hut contracts the opening in lO
DAYS ON the average case. This In
s,rumcnt received IN" only award in
ENGLAND and in Spain. producing re-
suits without surgery, injections.
imrIical treatments or prescriptions.
Mr.. S"..loy has documents from tho
United states Government. Washing
ton, y. G.. for inspection. All charity
eases without charge. or if any inter-
,s,rd can. hr will bc glad to show
same without charge or fit them If de-
sired. business demands prevent stop
ping at any other other place In TINS
section.
p. S.-Every statement in this notice
Ihas been verified before the Federal
and State courts.-F. II. Seeley. =.
E,b S-12 ~
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B T U A r Y

DIEp-.N the home OF his sister,
Mrs. Julia Corklll, i'll Chester. on
February 5, ANDREW j. MCCOY, aged
~ wears. The deceased was Il nttiIc
'ul York county. lie was engaged IN
I'M, Christian ministry, for number OF
Years. III health nccessitated ms re-
firing from the ministry In when nc
had accomplished splendid work.
After a few years rest he entered the
drug business and in association with
the late DR.. j. +. Henry, was proprie-.
tor ui one OF the leading drug stores Oh
chester for many years. Irior 10 re-
turning to Chester he had resided AT
Bishopvillr Mr.. Mccoy Is survived py
twn daughters, Miss Mabry Mccoy Oh
Winthrop college. Miss Mamie MCCOY
ui JunrSvillc. and sister, Mrs. Juila
Corkill OF Chester.
I'm Rock Hill, on February 4, Capt.
A. :. MOORE. aged SO years ana ~
Inys. Cant. Moore was veteran Oh
thr civil war, in which he gave faith
mi service 10 the Confederacy. lie Is
survived 10y one daughter, Mrs. w. >.
Orr of Rock Hill. with whom he maze
his home.
RUTH. infant daughter OF MT. anu mo
Mis-. Walter Bigger, in the Clay Hlii
section. February {, 1918. The funeral
WAS conducted 10y Rev. j. Z. Grier, ana
intrrmcnt WAS ut Allison Creek ycster-
day.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1918-02-08
AMERICAN TRANSPORT SUNK
Germans Get the Transport Tus.

III. Germans have succeeded II
-.rI,:ng =. transient ir.,!'d VIII
.AIu"i.' iu 'i"Di~.
III" BRUSH steamer Tuscania va:
',.r:t'..:r'.! o.. tl'. 'pa>' 81 ir'.'ti!H %
Tuesday. ThcI" were On board
~ Aln"iicain soldiers: but all o.
rncfu .s,ap"d bat about 2ly. and II
ifni.n,. nat tn' M.fnr"! wLo per
.-f!.G ~. .."is !"s- than that
-. :.!-' i,..,... .: til '!-A~''! "".
...".,I ~ WASHINGTON la'" N"di!"s'
...y ".'n.is. m I.!"fHsIl"i 'h''
...,.. 'i..,' ;.n.. !.iur Of H." IL" H"h
.r t..li.. 49,, a.'"..H'.! :"r, b.; i'.''
.r - .....- l..rIn.,. 'i.a' !."!- -; IN" 81
..r- lud i:..l. "i. III" Transport Ia"
teen accounted tor. l"aS ing only 2lI
.,rIIl to be accounted Tor. OF those un-
accounted iUr i3 or. officers. lO2 en-
listed men and tn" others are unciaSsl-
lied.
II ...- i.i."..r. "i ru" -, m''u H"'
.-.nuI.'.,I :".. i..h:!, "'i' pi"n" ~ :
Eh!.d ia H.. 'H,H"-.".. ":.a i'i"i'thI'
-oIi... u.n,t~ .Ill ..'Ili 'uru ~ h!.N'
IN. uu"G a ir 81" Eu""h :" hi''
L,,n -~,..-i A"i'. landed .r' 'A" "!"''
h. .,,.,:st, Ii:-h G"t'-. Latin" AMI
I:un,i;.u.n. i:raii'i.:u - "h ih'
norti,.ru "u.r-i "i lr' .tnI h'... l-tih'
- nr. ia. n"lth'.,-''rI. '":'~' 1h'- $50
inlris ..i, ri,rI' l"" iuil"s HrIii.
.rI,. .r,t,..,,i.r.., .,:c '!..ir ih" 'Iin>-
,.,; 60 h.Ine o."-.ll ,"IsS"."G. hn'
,,.,i ia. .t,r,,,,,rs w.I. tnk.u al IT,
b,,. -,n,. after III. wa- -'r!'n.
,rb,. ruscauia was q British passen-
..., -h,,. nf IA. ,'uil,id lIne and "i
IIyi, in,,- tuIr,!,u -" WI- ,'iIIi'-
,.,l :, ,.,,,N 5un l.lSs. :.4.r,. IL"
g., ,,.,.t,.t,. t..;,urr "r h"r wn- n h'H
IN. ,r.,,t at IN ATLANTIC i.nTr -!
I,,,,.,N I. L,-'
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1918-02-08
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
County Of York.
IN THE rRORATE COURT

Hv l.. X. Williams. Probate Judge OF
York County.
NY IIEHEAS LEONARD ii. CAS-
w TIES has applied TO me Tor Let
trrs ni Administration on all ana
singular. the goods and chattels. rights
ana credits of WILLIAM ll.ltf' CAS-
Tiles. late of the County aforesaid, de-
ru;ISCrl.
These are, therefore, to cite and al,
muniSh all AMI singular the kindred
and creditors of the said deceased. 10
he and appear before me at our neAt
Probate Court for the said County, I"
hc holden at York Court House on the
1ITi! DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1918. TO
shcw cause, if any. why the said Ad-
ministratiun should not be granted:
,;ivcr under my Hand and Seal. ihiS
3ISl day Oi January, in the year OF
our Lord one thousand nine nun
drcd and eighteen. and in the
land year of American lndepcnd-
ence.
l.. r. WILLIAMS.
Probate Judge Of York County.
fCh. Ito -
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1918-02-08

o. col Theodore Roosevelt under
went an operation for ahScrSS Few
,lays ago. IL became known after ms
removal from his home at Oyster iaN
Ia New York city. While II ~ un-
,rrs,uud that the operation Is mlnor
IN character. II WIS deemed ndv;sa-
hlr immediately hy the ColoncIS phN-
SiriIn HIS removal to New York. IL
waS explained. WAS Ia place his rhE-
stefan in closer touch with the case.
last n!ght. II VAS said his condition
IL excellent" ana that in week or
ten DAYS he will have recovered. The
colonel has cancelled his western trip
and the address he was Ia deliver III
rrst0n before the chamber NJ COM
mcrCv on Thursday night. He had
planned t. leave saturday 10 make
address, : IN Dvtrut. prS MONIES and
Milwaukee,. colonel Roosevelt has
suffered a, intervals from fever
contracted III one III the camps III
cub, during the Spanish war. ar,!
his brazilian trip four years ago, u
took 4 raalicnant form and an ahSceSS
dc>v!crvd which has troubled him NJ
various times since
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HY M E N E A L

NARRIED-By Rev. W. S. Goodwin.
nj the Methodist parsonage In Fort
Mill. on February .. Mrs. SALL1E r.
PORTER to Mr.. SHELLIE HALLE
SUTTON. Mrs. Sutton Is a young
school teacher. and Mr.. Sutton Is a
merchant farmer. The marriage was
somewhat OF a surprise in that the
young groom is an la" in the draft,
and many friends Of the young people
thought that they would wait until art
er the war. Both Of the young people
have many friends and they have been
the recipients Of numerous presents
and congratulations.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1918-02-08
Card Of Thanks.

For myself and family, want to
thank most sincerely each and every
ON" of thoS, many good people. white
land cOlor"d who came to our help and
lrrnd"r"d such effective services for uS
lhurin. tho recent fire that destroyed
lnIr hnmr. w" owe IL to their quick
rcsi,onS" in our time of need and TO
th"ir timely. untiring and efficient
services that we were able to save so
much from tn" burning building. and
~, wish Ia assure them of our earnest
gratitude for the invaluable help they
..:Iv.. uS on this occasion.
Sincerely. II. +. Stephenson.
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j. S. HARTNESS, Cashier.
TO DEBTORS AND CREDITORS

A III. prrSnrS indebted Ia the eS-
"A tate "f POl.ADDliE WlTHER-
SPOON. deceased. are hereby
notified To make payment To the uh'
drrS.gned al once, and persons NAV =
ing claims against said estai" ar" al
yis,4d to present the same. duly aii-
thcntiCaird. within III" time pre-
SCribcd 10y law.
w. /. WITHF.RSPDON. Executor.
ian .0--lo 81. J.
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S H O E S

WHEN YOU NEXT NEED Il Pair
OF SHOES. for yourself, your wife or
on" uf the boys or girls. come and let
riS show you what we have. Our stock
nf Shoes is large. ii is varied, 1t Is well
selected. the product Of recognized
makers OF good Shoes.
Nuu'll find our Prices quite reasona- =
hlr Less. perhaps. than you might be
rNprrting
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Checked Out by w. II. Howell.
STORE

CHARLOTTE STREET YORK, S. C..
This business has been orga nized on
CO. operative lines. and duly 2ncorpor-
atcd under the laws Of South Carolina.
II is our purpose to give the best
and most efficient service possible to
everybody, and we will appreciate all
the patronage with which We may be
favored from whatever source
We sell for cash on as close profits
as are consistent with sound business.
We cater especially to the trade of
the mill people and the farmers: but
give due consideration to all custo-
mcrS.
We make Il speciality Of all kinds of
Country Produce. including Chickens.
Butter. Eggs. Vegetables, Fruits, Cured
Meats. etc. being in the market for
these things at all times. and selling
them again at the present prices that
are consistent with good business.
Give Is Il Can.
THE MILL PEOPLES STORE
A. D. DORSETT, Manager.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1918-02-08
CLOTHING FOR MEN BUY NOW

YES, We believe that if you can see ahead to
another Fall and Winter, it will be to your interest
{ to buy Suit of Our Clothes Now against the time
: when YOU II need them next Fall and Winter.
You'll find i'll our Clothing Department many
extra good values in Blacks Blues and Mixtures,
the productions of the best Makers and the best of
values at present day prices. Remember. that the
Clothing we offer YOU today at today's prices we
bought months ago at the then prevailing prices.
The Clothing that we'll have to buy for next Fall
will be at materially higher price than we paid
for the Clothing we have now, and of course YOU
will have to pay the difference. Buying now and
buying here will mean quite material saving to
YOU. That s easy to figure.
Just think it over and then come and see what
we have offer YOU in Really Good Clothes-Prices
-@-~ En SITTT
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TO DEBTORS AND CREDITORS

ALL persons indebted to the estate of
"A JOHN E. BANKHEAD. deceased,
are hereby notified to make payment to
the undersigned at once, and persons
having claims against said estate are
advised to present the same to me,
duly authenticated. within the time
prescribed by law.
]. 4. 'BANKHEAD. Admr.
Feb. ST. ST.
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ONE OR TWO HORSE FARM

L. OR rent. to farmer who has his
Il own stock. Good land. near Clo-
Yer Address IS. NJ" care Of The
iorkvillc Enquirer. II feb. II
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WANTED

TuRN suitable for milling. Lre,
u nr small quantities. Highest
market price paid for Samc. Write
or phone us At Rock Hill. what you
have. CATAWBA MILLING co.
jan. 2a-? I. (. 1T
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sperial Qutires.
Glover and Union

rr"IchIng ~ I'nrnu at II "A. III.
E'r.n"hIuc AZ clover at o'clock.
VI. VI. Richardson. pastor
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1918-02-08

TO OUR FARMER FRIENDS
WE wish to say that this Bank Is
here IN serve IOC In every way that
a good bank can serve. IL you expect
to buy Nitrate of Soda for your next
crop come and talk the matter oNrI
with us. ii Nuu need assistance IN IL
nanrinr the purchase Of Soda that YOU
Will need. We are ready and anxious
Ia serve Our Farmer friends In every
way that We can lcsitImatcly help.
DO 1T THE BANK Way
Keep Up With the Times. The best
business men in all lines do business
the Bank Way---Drposit their money
and pay all bills with Checks. II Is a
convenient easy. safe way oi dong
business. II not already customer Of
this Bank. We want YOU 10 become on"
the sooner the better.
u you have surplus cash, the one
Safest investment you can make rs IN
Liberty Bond. See Us.
J. S. HARTNESS, Cashier.
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MONEY TO LOAN

EIRST mortgage on approved Real
IL Estate. amount of loan not 10 eN-
ceed % per cent of value.
THOS. r. McDOW.
Ian IL If. lit.
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FOR SALE

THE.tp, II sold quick. FORD Tour
u ing Car. See me at my restaurant:
When you are hungry. l want to FEED
YOU. Good service. Prompt service
Reasonable charges.
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WANTED

HICKORY BLOCKS and Split
IL Hickory Billets. Write for prices
and other information.
HICKORY HANDLE & MFG. Co.
jan.4- q ST ConoNer, y. L.
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KINGS MOUNTAIN TOWNSHIP
ROAD FUND
4. 3. Deals Quarter

DEPORT OF Disbursements fol
1sThree Months. from Septen. Der
to December l. 1915:
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NOTICE

4 E'rE.l; being shut down for TWO
N weeks 10y iCC. my corn mlll Will
hr III operation every SATURDAY "S
before. Your patronage IS Suli'ltcn.
/. W. r. JACKSON.
IA 4, No. York. =. {.
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FOR SERVICE

~ HuRurGilERtD R"li"d lamp
shire Soar. \ pig for the fee.
ADDRESS GuthrirSvillc No. !.
RAYMOND q. JACKSON.
jan. 20? I. |. ~
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WANTED

logs. Highest prices
Ill I...i,. Send for price list ana
specifications. :.
THE lNEY MFG. CO. HICKORY y
Jan /. IT,
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LADIES

NOuR Coat Suits and Skirts and
i Waists should be Dry Cleaned
We have in our employ Dry Cleaner
Wh" Understands Dry Cleaning and
Does II Right. Send Your Dry Clean
.n= Work 20 Us. Guaranteed satisfac-
ion or no Charge.
KEI.L.Y'S PRESSING CLUB.
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Friday, February 8, 1918.
AT THE CHURCHES.
CHURCH OF THE GOOD SHEP-
HERD.

CHURCH Of THE GOOD SHEP-
HERD.
Rev. L. Tracy Walsh. Rector
SUNDAY services sunday school z.
- d. H.. at the Church Home Orphan
ag".
FIRST I'RESBTTERIAN
Rev r.. r.. Gillespie. Pastor
sunday school az 10 -. m. Morning
l"r:!'" - !
TRINITY METHODIST.
l:..v. J. r.. Mahaffcy. Pastor.
Sun!as S"rvic"s-Sunday school at
10 .. "a. Morning s"rviC" al II o'clock.
ASSOCIATE. REFORMED
i.I;E.SBYTEKIAN.
l. . : l.. 'hs' i''.s''r
.~,!.dnN school - /" Il. M. Morning
.i.... ~ =: l'nIul. ~.i.l,,- - 80.
FIRST BAPTIST
E"v l.. ". Waugh. Pastor.
sunday S"rvi"eS~-Sunday school AZ
- 20 H.. l..,.Ii!ng S"rN;"' al
"H:ELOTTk. 81 HhrTI$T
Rev Is. II. Waugh. Pastor
SUNDAY ScrviccS-Sund.iy scho0! al
10 Morning ~'rL IC" al u.
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FOR SALE
FOR SALE

A GOOD family horse, in eNceiieht
n condition: suitable for general
work. j. y. MNi
- If IT,
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1918-02-08
WANTED

WANTED
II HE public to know that our Corn
l. Mill is in operation and makes the
best OF Meal. Give us a show AT your
grinding.
Highest prices paid for Corn.
PUTNAM & HCEY.
feb. Sill TT. 81 York. S. c.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1918-02-08
MONEY TO LOAN

ON good real estate security at
" per cent interest.
- tr J. \. MARION, Attorney.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1918-02-08
IN EVERY WAY POSSIBLE

IN EVERY WAY fOoSioIC-
We want TO help you to Il prosperous
year We want to help you make big
.,r and better food crops than You
produced last year. We want to help
yuu secure the Field Seeds that you
will need. But let us tell you. Buy
Seed early. as Growers and Wholesale
Dealers say that Seeds Of all kind are
Scarce, Hard to Get, and Liable to Ad'
vance in Price. Yes. to he sure you can
put il off. But-DON'T.
G. w. WHITESIDES & co
SHARON 8. {.
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SAM M. GRIST. Special Agent.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1918-02-08
SHOES J. Nj. STROUf .--re !
First National Bank
TO OUR FARMER FRIENDS

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