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Din mai multe parti Mise face
intrebarea cum ar fl mai bine "a
sc faca colectarea de imbracamin-
te spre a Fl trimise suferinzil Or
din tara.
Gel mai practic 81 mai bun mi
jloc este Sc forma comitete III
acest scop. 81 anume, organiza-
tile care doresc ca sa-si ajute
fratii ramasi in mizerie in urma
,acestui razboiu 81 a sacrlficiului
facut pentru unitatea nationala,
sd Sc strfnga intro seara 81, sa
formeze un comitet. Acest conf
tet, bine inteles, sd fie cit Sc poa-
te de mare ca sd ajunga pc la
toate casele, pentru ca fara nici
o indoiala, nu cred ca un su-
flet de Romin care sd nu doreas-
ca ajuta pc aceia care au ranas
goi 81 prada frigului.
Pc linga imbracminte 81 meal
| taminte Sc poate primi 81 bani Gu
care sd Sc cumpere Ceea ce tre-
bue.. Comitetul acesta, trebue tsa
tina cont de fiecare articol pri-
init, 81 de la cine Ia primit. Du-
pa ce s'a gatat Gu colectatul, pa
chetele impreuna Gu o lista des-
pre- tot ce contin, la fel 81 lista
Gu numele donatorilor sd sc tri-
mita la Centrala Ligei, ca hume
lie acelora care au ajutat neamul
in timpul acesta critic, sa fie
| publicat in ziar. ca sd sc stit
cine Romin din inima 81 cine {
nHa1ai de pe buze.
De sigur ca campania pentrt
colectarca de im'bracaminte nu
poate tine intregul an, sc va pune
o limita, dc aceia e de dorit Cd
fiecare organizatie sa-si. inceapa
activitatea imediat. I'm moment
perdut, o prelungire a agoniei
Gu cit vom putea ca sd trimitem
aceste lucruri mai curlnd acasa
GU att suferintele fratilor nostr
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.MuNcIT0Rll 81 lE6EA
CONTRA GREYElOR.

e. y1s ~ .
CHICAGO, II Noembric. -. Fc
deratia Muncitorilor din Chicago
aprobat actiunea Asociatiei Ma
sinistilor International, 81 cerc
Ca sa Sc autorizezc functionari
general al Federated ca SC coo.
pereze Gu cclelaltc organizatil
cind SC va declara greva "a calea
ferata, cind Va veni timpul ca y
Ese protesteze contra legei car
tinde = face grevele ilegaie, ast
III |tsl iuPjns saIgEa slpEda RS rs ns'ncitori 4
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-11-18

lie pare rau Ungurilor dupa
Ardeal. Li-se frige inima 81 il,
durerea lor turbeaza. In relatu-
nile noastre GU Ungurii din Anne
rica, petrivit sfatului intclcpt al
presedintelui Wilson, am cautat
sa finn cit Sc poate de concilianti,
ingaduitori, sd nu dam ANA il
conflicte 81 sd train in buna in-
telegere Gu toti locuitorii acestei
tari.
Pc timpul 'razboiului Ungurii ali
fost foarte mulcomi 81 au ascul-
tat sfatul presedintelui, dar p1
data &c s'a iscalit armistitiul au
inceput Sc ridice capul 81 sa in.
ceapa a insulta 81 batjocori nea
mul rommesc, debitind pc 5000.
teala lui felurilc calomnii, 1mpro.
scfndu-i cu insulte murdare.
Zilele trecute ziarul unguresl
Magyar Hiradp'' din Pittsburg
Pa, ocupfndu.se de biserica TO
NINA greco catolica din McKees
port, despre care zice ca Romi
nii au predat-o episcopiei Roma
no Catolice din iPittsburg, Gu col
ditia sal poarte de grije pima
vor fl cinci Romini in Mckees
port 81 dupa acea so vinza $
pretul capatat sal trimita cpis
copiei romine din Oradea Mare
zice cd Romfnii din McKeespor
au fnccput Sc emigreze i'll mas;
in ,,Ardealul plin de comori" |;
fratii lor opincari 81 tdlhari, asl
CD in acel oras au ramas numai I
nina de, Romini.
Nici Gu relatarea acestei stir
IA care, aduce s int
Unguri.or, zicfnd ca 81 ei ar tre
bui sd urmeze pilda Rominilor
sc fngrijeasca ca averilc ungu
resti din tara asia sd nu ramin;
pc mini straine, nu s'a putut cl
ziaristul Ungur sd nu-si vers
focul de la inima 81 sd nu insult
pc RSmini.
Domnul George Radar, care NJ
comunica -Stirea 81 ne trimite
fisia din ziarul unguresc zicc:
,,Aceasta 81 altc insultc murda
re Gu carl improasca Ungurii
ar trcbui sa deschiza ochii Ro
minilor nostri carl la ori &C Pc
treccre striga ca lor lie trebue s.
le cinte muzica ,,Ceardasul' )
la mesc numai ,,Asztali Halgato'
81 multi din eli Sc tin mfndrii d
o prictenie nngureasca." !"
Rominii ar Fl trcbuit sd des
chiza ochii de mutt. MOI lean
spus in nenumarate rinduri Cd pr
etcnia lor Gu Ungurii nu lie aduc
pc cap dc cit rusine 81 hula,
trebue sc rnpa GU ei, dar mar
fost ascultati. S'au gasit 81 de
cei carl ne-au iasultat cfnd lear
dat ascmcnea sfaturi, zicind G
ei au trait bine Gu Ungurii. G
sunt 81 printre Unguri oameni d
omenic nu tagaduim, dar cea ma
marc parte din Ell au fost cei ms
mari diiSmani 81 hulitori al nes
i mului nostru, cautind Gu ori 9
Iprilej sd bata joe de moi.
/ CrescuG in sovinismul ung,
rcsc, s8dindu-se in inima lor' VI
81 diSpretul pentru Romfni,, si
tiara asta au fost CO si acasS. Il
cidentul de la Dayton, Ohio, est
,lo doyAd& vxditS despre salbati
4 ciilc lor, 1ndraznind Sc SARA !
rupx drapelul national rcmines
care ii scosese din fire cind 4
,|vazut filfiind pc strazile sorasulu
incident, care M Sc va uita ~
dItl
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-11-18
tIineIi Tefua Sc Iuec.

CHICAGO, II Noembric. -
Dupa cum Sc rede situatia grcvei
de la minelc dc carbuni este inca
in putere. Gel mai multi lucratori
din mine au refuzat ca sc inccapa
din nou lucrul, pima cind MI sc
va decide daca cerintcle lor vor
Fl acceptate ori nu.
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@ RfvOlUTIE
TARANEASCA

'HOmInll din Satele 81 OraSele Su-
cevci, intruniti in mare adunare la
Folticeni, astazi, Dumineca, IL Oc-
tombre 1919, in urma chemarii par
tidului nationalist democrat, ascul-
tind cuvintarilc rostite 81 intele-
gind:
l. Ca, in ce priveste treble OBJ
stesti din launtrul terri, vechile par
tide = care All stapinit rrin silni-
Gle 81 viclesug, fmpotriva oricarii
dreptati, tara vechiului Regat, nu-
mai spre folosul personal al tova-
rasilor lor de partid, calcfnd tot
deauna in picioare interesele de o.
rice fel ale multimii, ca 81 cele mai
innalte 81 mai sfinte interese ale
neamului, = uneltesc in diferite fe-
luri, pentru a-Si putea continue sta
pinirea 81 intinde in toata Ro-
minia Mare, daruita de Dumnezeu
in urma jertfei ostasului romin 81
calauzirii binecuvintate a mare
lui nostru Rege, 81 ca uncle dintre
acele particle indraznesc 81 astazi a
avea cuvinte indoielice in graiu 81
,scris impotriva Coroanei:
?. Ca, in ce priveste treble din
afara ale terri, sint uneltiri tainice
care incearca sa stirbeasca dreptu-
rile neamului nostru 81 sd atinga
Ineatirnarea terri noastre;
DECLARA:
| 1. Ca Regele Ferdinand I-iu 81
|neamul nostru una stint, 81 Cd ori.
cine are cuvinte indoielnice, cind {
vorba. de Marele nostru Rege, este
|dnsmdh terri 81 neamnlui nostru in
ftire9 .z -rs- ~ : h
/ 2. In &c priveste treble din laun
ltru ale terri, ca poporul romin 81
va elibera prin alegerile ce ur,
Imeaza = de tirania vechilor parti
Idc, ele find cea mai mare primej
die pcntru Rominia Mare, care ire
buie sa devina Rominia Noua, 81 pt
care vom fntemeia GU sprijinu
fratilor noytri din terile alip;tc;
3. In ce priveste treble din ala
"a ale terri, ca Rominia Mare, = il.
crczatoare in dreptatea ei sfinta
lin patriotismul dc fapte al multi
milor adinci ale neamului nostru $
in baioneta ostasulW romin -, n,
arc de lasat mimic din drepturil,
lei!
Aceasta incheiere fost votat;
GU entusiarm astazi, IL Septembr
1919.
Prescdantele Adundri,
/ Tcodor I. Gavril,
/ taran din Radaseni
| (Ncamul Rominesc. 20 Oct.)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-11-18
GOInpers' dec|ara ca CuveT.
nul prOvOaCa ne|ini$tea.

stu. Una din doua trebue sd 81
fntimple: Muncitorii ori vor de.
veni robi, orr vor afla un remediu
ca sa parvina aceasta, 81 am Q
credinta nestramutata ca acest
remediu va Fl aflat."
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-11-18
ArdeIeniiiisi i cur
sui coflanei.
RASCUMPARAIEA Pc CUR
Sui DE so BAN coRoANA.

DE doua zile suntzn Capitala NIL
nistrii ardeleni RI escu, Vlad 81
Mihai Popoviqi ~ venirei lor
este regnla yaiutei care
~ lnelor
din nltirhul timp ifiseahnna . ade-
|varata calamitatc pentru ardeleni.
La resortul finantelor din Sibiiu
s'a intrnnit comisiune de % spe-
cialisti, care in zilelc de Lhni pima
Miercuri discutat masurile de lu-
at pentru salvarea ayerei cetateni-
lor. S'a aims la concluzia ca nu-
mai masura radicala de scoatere Gu
desavirsire a coroanelor din circu-
latte ar putea fl salvarea averei
cetatenilor. S'a ajuns Ia concluzia
ca numai masura radicala dc scoa
tere coroanelor din cir
culatie ar putea saliva populatia de
dezastru, recunoscindu-se ca STAN
pilarea a dat gres. O simpla perfec-
tionarc stampilarii b ar putea a.
yea efectul necesar; dovada da
statul ceho-slovac unde stampilarea
s'a facut GU mare ingrijire 81 totu-
81 s'a constatat ca astazi in loc de
IS miliarde coroane, cite au fost
'stampilatc Official, Sc gasesc in cir
'culatie 10 miliarde.
/ Afara de aceasta, coroana romi-
!neasca nu este declarat6 ca bancno-
ia de stat a noastra, en- este tolerate
'si nu consacrata. Asa se explica le-
lgatura intima Intro cursul coroanci
lnoastre 81 acela al coroanai austria
&c.
| Pcntru Sc pune ia aplicare no
i,tarirea de la Sibiiu, Gel trei ministri
[ardeleni au sosit in capitala spre 8
Idiscuta mijloacele cele mai practice
lpentru scoaterea coroanei din cir
!culatie. ),
i Simbata toatk xiua III urmat ira
Itativc Ia ministerul ~ finanta, ID
lcari, pc ling6 Gel trei oaspeti az
mai participat:: d-nii Angelescu
actualul, si Chiriacsseu, fostul mi
|nistru de finante, n1nielopol, dir
Fna rtea .RSnr;; Nafi0nnn1A. Anrus
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-11-18

AaCACA dklC1 k1HPCItCdHC NUI1CltO-
rilor spune ca guvernul provoaca
nelinistea prin atitudinea lui fata
de mnncitori.
Intr 'un interview acordat CO.
respondentnlui w. Philip Simms,
veteranul luptator al muncitori-i
lor spus Cd situatia e grava.
Vocea lui tremura in restimpuri
de emotie; intr' 'un ton coborit cl
vorbea de neliniStea sociala 81 ne
linistea industriala din aceasta
tara. Cintarind fie care yorba CT
bagare de seama. Ell declarat ca
guvernul Statelor Unite q dat mi
ma GU iilteresele firlanciare ca Sc
puma pc lucratori in robie.
,,Glvernul", spunea Gompers,
,,se intinde pima unde nu indras-
nee sd Sc intinda pima acum
,,Nu numai ca incearca prin
decisiuni judecatoresti ca Sc Inn
pedece uncle actiuni ale popor1-
lui muncitor ~ lucru pc care Lam
vazut nrai nainte ci acu1n,
prin ordin mandatar, porunceSte
oanului Sc mearga Sc faca cutare
lucru, un ceva despre care nu s "a
mai auzit nici odata in aceasta
tara.
,,Cu alte cuvinte guvernul Sta
telor Unite pune fatis catusele IL
miinile lncratorilor Americana 81
ii impinge la 0 servitudine invo-
aunfax8 ~; ---< - i:91 e - =.
,,E mare neliniste i'll hlme. In
loc a face ceva ca sd scada aceas-
ia neliniste, guvernul, prin actele
aui, o mareste. Pima ci1ld nu 0
schimbare politicei, aceasta du-
ce -. nu stiu la ce va duce."
+ Veteranul luptator al muncito-
rilor este adinc interesat in aces
te schimbari i'll situate. Ell in
cercat ca sa nu lase nici 0 indo-
iala in mintca mea ca el intelcge
foarte bihc positia in care intrca-
ga miScare muncitoreasca fost
pusa de seria de evenimente care
All inceput Gu greva. din industria
de otel.
,,,De la inceput," spune Com
pers, ,,Federatia Americana a
Muncitorilor a urmat politica
constructive pentru imbunatati-
rca conditiilor clasei mullcitoare
din accasta tara.
,,Politica noastra nu a fost Sc
creta orr. pc sub NINA ~ ca este
sin totdeauna a fost, deschisa
urmind parallel Gu structure or
ganizatiei politice din aceasta ia
"a. varioasele l1itati muncito'
resti crau considcratc ga state
care formcaza federatia.
,,Patriotismul 81 lealitatea noas
tra nu q putut fl nici odata dis
putata. fnainte de ra1boi1, Gu tre
saptamini inainte de denuntares
germanilor de catra presedmtels
U;leor, Enrrratia Americana :
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-02-22

that the owner will appear to claim
his property II Is not expected thai
this hope will be realized.
officer Campbell and Chief Breckei
who made the seizure. had zip that
caused them 10 believe that ship
ment of whisky might be expected
The evidence was furnished by the
shipment itself One or more bottles
Of whisky had been broken in transit
and when the trunks were unloaded
they smelled OF the liquor.
officer Campbell called Chief Rreck-
el, the trunks were seized and remoN-
ed TO police headquarters Not all
OF the trunks have been examined but
as far as the examination has gone II
IL evident that they are packed with
cases of pint bottles, Chief Breckel
today estimated that the three trunks
contained probably not less than
twelve dozen bottles, which at boot
leggers prices are worth AZ the rate
OF s. a quart. \ hearing on the owa-
ership Of the liquor 70 determine what
disposition will be made OF IT Will be
held at a time to ne fixed by Judge
Johnson.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-02-22
licenaed TO Wad

Edward G. Gall, aged Is. and Sylvia
Marie Marshall. aged is, both OF this
city.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-02-22
TO TELL or ARMENIA.
Miss Mssrobian, Armenian Woman, "a
AddrAaa Meetinu Sunday

Miss Taroohi II. MeSrobian. a ma
tive Armenian. but educated In this
country and graduate of Columbia
University will address a union mass
meeting OF the churches at the Meth
ooist church Sunday aight at 1880.
Miss Mesrobian will tell OF her native
land. how her people have been
slaughtered by thousands, and will
plead for relief 10 the starving chris
tians OF the near east.
Miss Mesrobian is said to be a most
interesting speaker, and because OF her
own experiences, and those of othe.a
Of her race IN Ter far-away home in
Sivns, she II able 10 give iirst-hand
information as 10 the atrocities that
have been practiced against the Ar
menians. Syrians. and ether peoples
who were victims OF the murderous
Turks both before and during the re-
cent world was Miss Mesrobian has
a message that can not help but APP
peal to christian people,
Miss Mesrobian has tcen in this
country seven years. coming for the
purpose OF gaining an education. This
she has accomplished, having been
graduated from Columbia last Janu-
ary.
Before an Audience of $50 people Miss
Mesrobian sooSe at Gilman Friday
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-02-22
GUILD WORKERS BANQUET.
Conference OF World Wide Guild
Closes This Afternoon.

Delegates 70 the state conference OF
World Wide Guild organizations OF the
Baptist church. which opened FIJI
cay morning al the Baptist church
were entertained at banquet Friday
evening in the dining room OF the
church by the three local chapters o.
the Guild The tables were arranged
ir the form of a star. the emblem OF
the guild AMI were decorated with the
blue and white the guild colors'
Places for 100 delegates were arranged
In the evening a meeting was held
in the auditorium Of The church al
which a talk vas given ~ Miss Mar
tina Troecke. missionary at Ellis
island. the church choir sang special
mum ers and tbs address OF the even e
ing was given by Miss Helen Crisis
man. Of ChicaIo, field secretary of the
organization.
Al the session held this forenoon
there vas an Informal discussion ana
repor-s were read. Talks were given
q, the afternoon session by Miss Au-
gl,sta Geiseniener a missionary from
Gauhati. Assam, and Miss Nellie Lucas
a missionart - Burma. The ~confer-
erCe. over which Miss Bess Jones. or
WASHINGTON. state director, presided
closed with he meeting neld this al
,ernoOn.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-02-22

$50. 900 damages agains. the oil com
pahy. representing a. next friend Ms
two daughters. Nellie and Frances
who. on Dec, Q. 1914. were victims OF
an explosion Of gasoleon which they
presumed was kerosene.
In attempting to star, fire botf
girls were bucned badly, Frances dy'
Ing from her injuries. The father
brought action In cerro Gordo county
alleging that the gasolene was sold in
stead OF kerosene and that the mti-
take resulted In the accident The
ease was tried In February 1916, and
a verdict of So 59s0s was returned 10y
the jury as the amour; Of recovery
The supreme court now sets the YER
dict aside.
In the trial court the oil company
made a general denial OF the allega'
tlons of the plaintiff, maintaining thai
if any error in hlling the order was
made II was not due TO the oil com
pany. The case was OF interest local
Nv not only because the Marshall on
Company maintains headquarters here
but by dealers in oil commodities gen
orally
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-02-22
o,dar No o7e7 Postmaster General

Effective. at IL: OF a. IN. Feb. y, 1919
the following changes were made in
toll service
All five cent station to station rates
issued Jan. Il, 1919 are cancelled and
the rate OF ten cents substituted.
Person to person and appointment
or messenger call rates Will be quoted
as follows when the station TO station
rate is ten cents.
Person to person rate fifteen cents,
first three minutes. five cents each ad-
ditional minute.
Appointment or messenger call rate
twenty cents for first three minutes.
five cents each additional minute.
Report charge five cents. Marshall
Telephone company.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-02-22

An appealing story of a man who defied
Cod to master him, but submitted in the
md to the influence of His teachings.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-02-22

full pages OF advertising. That u
brought results II shown by the at
tendance. and the fact that large buy
ers came from as far north as Mason
city. eighty-eight miles away. ana
many others were present from all the
counties OF central Iowa tributary to
Marshalltown. II not only pays TO
advertise" but II pays to advertise in
the Times Republican. II YOU are in
doubt, ask Hicks
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-02-22
POP DROPS IN PRICE.
The Price Drops Washinston's si'

The Price Drops Washlnaton's Birth
day on National Orink-Pop.
The most wholesome. nutritious,
invigorating and sanitary drink. served
in bottles only 8 cents per bottle at
retail.
we have purchased the machinery,
bottles. and entire equipment OF the
Bernstein Boiling Company and are
now reducing the price on pop TO both
retailer and consumer So begin on
Feb. %. Washington's birthday, TO
drink the national drink. pop, at 8
cents per bottle. The Bailey BOYS
and Their Pop"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-02-22
INJURED MAN DOING WELL.
Conaiticn OF {. F. Pegs Better Ihan
Had Been Hoped For.

The C0ndition q =. F. Pess N.V
was seriously injured at the HtcN
sale Thursday when horse plunged
and fell upon him. wa even better to-
dsv than il was expected that IL
would be. considering the Very ser
ious nature of his injuries. 1t was the
opinion OF the physician who Is AZ
Il nding Mr.. Pegg that the latter was
holding his own and that his CONDITION
rs a whole was fair.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-02-22

A thrilling fight in a mining town for q
$4,000 button - lump of gold repre-
senting the output of mine for months
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-02-22
lneE QUANTITY
whisky SEIZED
MGR 1FlScATE THREE
TRUNKS PACKED FULL OF
LIQUOR,
AlpMGMr ESTIMATED TO
De WORTH ABOUT $500
1vWks Checked hsrs Over Chicago
oreat Western FROM Kansas City
Broken Settles Give OF Fumes Of
Whisky and Furnish Police Clue
teps Owner viii Claim Trunks,

Some bootlegser Is out not less than
gross Of pint bottles OF whisky estt-
lated to be worth $500 as a result Of
seizure by the police Friday night
three trunks at the Chicago Great
'estern station. The police have con
seated the trunks and are hoping
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-02-22
Weaver Dies At County Farm.

Funeral services were held Friday
afternoon at the county farm for James
Weaver. OF this city. who died at 10
O'Clock Thursday night at the hospital
OF dropsy and asthma. Mr.. Weaver
entered the hospital a week ago.
He was a nativesof Ohio and was
about 20 years old He came to
Marshalltown twenty-five years ago
and had been employed as switchman
for both the Northwestern and the
NJ. & st. L. until twelve years ago.
Weaver was widower and is sur
vived by two daughters, Mrs. II. A.
Hutson, city. and Mrs, C. J. Brutzben-
der, of Mason City. A son, Jesse has
not been heard from for ten years.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-02-22

salcony $3.50 next row: 500; last rows 7ee
rstanes and sell stamped envelope
Box office 10 L. Tussday.ss9
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-02-22

nisht. Sunday morning shs WIN sDeaA
All Green Mountain, Tuesday evening
at Albion, ana wednesday evening st
Liscomb.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1919-01-14
YoRK-RoCK HILL JTTNEY

YORK-ROCK HILL JTTNEY
Operated BY Craig Boyd.
r EAVES York Drug Store, $50 a. m
- LIS and 4.30 p. m. Leave Car.
olina Hotel at Rock Hill, 10 a. m; 2.3S
D. m; 6 p. M, Immediately after ar
rival of train from Charlotte. Fare
$1.25 each way.
1t J. r. KELLY, Manager.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1919-01-14
Something to Eat

WE ARE IN THE FEED BUSINESS
FOR MAN AND BEAST.
FIOUR-We are we'll stocked in good
Flour and are in position to meet
any legitimate price. Better see u.s.
HORSE AND MULE FEED
CORN AND OATS,
RAPIER'S COW AND DAIRY
FEED
COTTON SEED MEAL
RAPIER'S PIG MEAL
RICE MEAL, MILL FEED
SEED OATS
Hive Red Rust Proof Seed Oats.
Appler Seed Oats
A GOOD AXE HANDLE
For rs Cents and better one for 35
cents.
YORK SUPPLY COMPANY
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CLEANING AND PRESSING

TT is real economy to have your
L Clothes Cleaned and Pressed fire.
quently, and vesides Clean Clothes, II
rightly pressed, add much to ones ap-
pearance. Satisfaction guaranteed.
ROYAL PRESSING CLUB.
P.D. DORSETT. Prop.
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Tuesday, January Il, 1919
MISCELLANEOUS WANTS

WILL hereafter be operated on Tues
w day and Friday of each week:
8 Sts r. ]. DAVIS.
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J. D. HOPE, Sharon, s. G.

tF Woodmen of the World Receipt
Books for sale at The Enquirer Once
or by MaIl-SO Cents each.
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SALE OF PERSONALLY

NOTICE is hereby given that on
AN Wednesday, January %, beginning
at 10 a. m, at his late residence will
sell at Public Auction Personally be-
longing to the estate Of JOHN j.. NC
CARTER, deceased, consisting Of the
following: Household and Kitchen
Furniture Mules, Corn and Fodder.
Farm Tools, Stocks. etc. Terms OF
sale, Cash.
Mrs. MARY M. McCARTER,
2 t St Admtnistratrf1.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1919-01-14
GOOD SECOND HAND PLANER

MADE by Cordesman-Meyor Co.. with
A'A Sinner Watcher heads, with CELL
ing and flooring bits. Also new belt
ing. Takes 1-2x20. Price, 500. Ad-
dress Kings Creek No. l.
| 4t* M. r. FALLS.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1919-01-14
PLUG HORSE

HICKORY GROVE REAL ESTATE
no you want some good land. close to
~ town, at Bargain?
]. NJ. LEECH,
2 I. T. St Hickory Grove, ,. y.
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TO DEBTORS AND CREDITORS

ALL persons indebted to the Estate
"A of ]. G. OATES, 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, duly au-
thenticated, within the time prescribed
by law. I. M. OATES,
Admr. Estate ]. G. Oates.
Jany. Z, 1919. 3ts
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YORK DR. u G. s T o r E
AUTOMOBILE BARGAINS

WE have on hand for sale at exceed
w ingly low prices, Eight Automo-
biles, used by the Government; also six
Automobiles that have never been
used, bought at bargain. Prices $3.50
to S1,050. Also want Agents in each
county for a good line Of cars. CO
LUMBIA SALES Agency, Columbia, S
G. Phone 1888. 10. It