Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1918-10-29
LOCAL AFFAIRS,
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

Mcconnell Dry Goods Co.-Has purchased q
big line of ladies" sample coats and suits and
passes them on to its customers at q saving
of one-third. Other good values.
Clinton Bros.-Ofer q variety OF special low
prices on seasonable and needed groceries.
including tomatoes, salmon. coffee. grated
pineapples. condensed milk. etc.
Loan and Savings Bank-Says that 1t has al
WAYS been its earnest desire to conform To
the rigid rules of banking. Safety hrst and
liberalty next.
he can get at IS cents dozen.
|J 2. Latham, Sharon No. l-Ofers q good
quality Of Fulghum seed oats for sale.
H.. w. Jenkins-Ofers Ford automobile. in ex.
cellent condition. for sale.
urday. November I'd. as Fire Prevention
Day" and urges everybody to clean up all
trash and fire traps.
York Hardware Co.-Has new lot Of heavy lap
robes. also has specialties Tor automobile
owners-Freeze Proof. radiator cement. car.
bon remover. stop squeak oil. etc.
G. w. Whiteside Co.-Invites special atten.
tion TO their splendid line Of shoes that II
offers at correct prices Also wants you 70
see the % new f.. sood Ess' 1ou Ma sSs
new book to read and return II you are no,
satisfied with what you paid for 1t.
Standard Oil Co.-Points out the convenience
of a Perfection blue fame stove for use In
homes where there are children. Page four
lP. W. Love-Has a new shredding outfit and
offers to do shredding for the public See
Mr.. Alec Fewell or Mr.. Love.
Mrs S. G. Bankhead OF No. 6 York
vile. has contributed 103 pounds OF
hickory nuts for gas mask charcoal
and Rollins Bankhead her son. has
cIark's Fork was high over the hot.
toms last Friday and was getting down
again Saturday afternoon when the
wcstbound Southern train passed over
Kings creek was not so high rs was
Clark's Fork.
The oil mills at Glover. Yorkville
and Rock Hill report that there Is still
no relief from the congested seed stu.
alton. All Of them have practically all
the seed they can handle, and have
quit buying any more seed than they
can help except from the customers
whose cotton they are ginning.
In appointing the managers last
week for the approaching elections
next Tuesday. the commissioners. both
state and Federal, inadvertently neg
lccted to appoint managers for Filbcr'
and Lesslie. having overlooked the fact
that these were made statutory pre-
cincts at the last session of the gen
eral assembly.
The local sentiment, so far as we
have heard expression Of 1t is IN favor
of making a thorough job OF the Ger
man war. The feeling is that there
should be no negotiations with Ger
many; that the German armies shoulo
| be curbed, and the Allies should ther
arrange the affairs OF the Germans al
the Allies see proper. Most people un
derstand that to do this may require
good deal more fighting and the spill
ing of a good deal more OF the pre-
cious blood Of the Allies; but they d'
not see how permanent peace Is to bt
secured in any other way.
We have not seen any hgures IRON
any other counties: but we venture
that York county has already shipped
more peach and other seeds Tor gas
masks than has any other county III
the state. Clinton Brothers shipped
100 pounds recently. they have more
than 1000 pounds on hand, and Wistei
Whitesides, the Glover Drug company
Woods, McCarter and Pursley and
others have enough seed to run the
county's total contribution to some
thing over two tons. And why? Be-
cause York has the people who want
to help, in the first place, and In thf
second place because It has neN5S
paper that is able and willing to tsa
the people what Is needed. Possibly.
| If the people of other counties had had
the matter presented to them as 1uily
and as intelligently as it has been pre-
scnted to the people of York county
the response would have been as
prompt and generous in other counties
as it has been in this county.