WINNERS AT THE FAIRP/emlum List Shows W.desprend

Competition.Y JRH PEOPLE WHO DO THINGS WELL

Partial List of, the Many Awards.First, Second and Third in a Class,Showing Much Painstaking WorkOn the Part of the Committees.Below ia a, partial llit of the awards

made at the York county fair on accountof the numerous exhibits fromall sections of the county, as announcedby Miss Marie Fewell, the secretary.Other awards will be publishedlater:

DEPARTMENT A.HORSES.Best jack shown to haltc-.*,, C.. D.

Raid. ,

Best brood mare and foal under 12months, C. ifi. Williams.

Best mule colt (1 to 2 years), C. E.Williams.Best mule colt (2 to 3 years), C. E.

Williams.Best single harness mule, C. W.

Campbell.Best saddle mare or gelding, Fraaier

Livestock. Co^ J. H. McFarland, J. H.Neely," >Best combination mare or gelding,

first shown to buggy, then under saddle,Frazier Livestock Co., J. H. McrGarland, Fraaier Livestock Co. - XBest mare or gelding ridden by lady,

J. H. McFartand, Frazier LivestockCo., J. H. Neely.Best mare or gelding' driven by lady,

Frazier Livestock Co., J. H. McFarland.Best pair of mares or geldings shown

to buggy, Frazier Livestock Co., 1stand 2nd.Best single harness horse, mare or

gelding, Frazier Livestock Co., 1st, 2ndand 3rd. 1

DEPARTMENT "B".SWINE. '

Poland China.Spotted Poland China, A. F. Davis.Best boar, 2 years old and over, A.

F. Davis, J. K. Benfleld.Best boar (1 to 2 years) A. F. Davis,

J. K. Ben field, A. F. Davis.Best sow over 6 months and undef

1 year, J. K BenfloJd, A. F.. Davis.Best pair of pigs (1 of each sex under6 months), A. F. Davis.Best herd not less than 6 head, A. F.

Davis., v. . ciSiDuroc-Jerseys.

Best boar, over 6 months and under1 year, Mrs. A. A. Ashe, A- A- Ashe.Best pair of pigs, (1 of each sex under6 months), J. C. Ttork.

Bacon Types.Best boar (1 to'2 years), Dr. W. W.

Fennell. ., ^

Best sow over 2 years, Dr. W. W.Fennell.Best pair, of pigs (1 of each sex under6 months), Dr. W. W. Fennell.Best herd not less than 6 head, Dr.

W. W. Fennell.DEPARTMENT "C".CATTLE.

Jersey!.Best bull over 3 years, W. T. Williams,Sr., Highland Park, Wlnthrop

College Farm. .

Best bull (1 to 2 years), W. T. Williams,Sr.Best bull calf (over 2 mo. and under

1 year). W. T. Williams. Sr.. W. T.Williams, Sr., Wlnthrop College Farm.Best bull over 3 years, R. T. Fewell,

W. T. Williams, Sr., Wlnthrop CollegeFarm.

Best heifer (1 to 2 years old), W- T.Williams, Sr.Best herd of 6 Jerseys, W. T. Williams,Sr. ,

Guernseys.Best bull over 2 years, R. T. Fewell.Best bull (1 to 2 years), Victor Sturgis.

. Best bull calf (over 2 months andunder 1 year), E. M. Neely.Best cow over 3 years, R. T. Fewell.Best cow (2 years and under 3

years), Victor Sturgis.Holateins.

Best bull over 3 years. WinthropCollege Farm, J. K. Benficld.Best bull calf (over 2 months and

under 1 year), Winthrop College Farm.Best cow over 3 years, Wlnthrop

College Farm. *

Aberdeen-Angus.Best bull (3 years and over), N. S.

Black.Best bull calf (over 2 months and

under 1 year), N. S. Black.nest bull (1 to 2 years), N. S. Black,Best cow (3 years ar.d over), N. S.

Black. «Best heifer (1 to 2 years), N. S.

Black. IBest herd of 6 Aberdeen-Angus, N.

S. Black.Mr. Black is also winner of the $15

prize given by the Aberdeen-Angusassociation.

Sweepstakes."Dairy Cattle."Best bull, W. T. Williams, Sr.Best cow, W. T. Williams. Sr.

Sweepstakes."Beef Cattle.'Best bull. N. S. Black.Best cow, N. S. Black.

"Dairy Cattle."Best cow (3 years and over), CommunityDairy.Heifer (1 year and under 2 years),

W. H. Spencer.Sheep.

, Best flock of sheep, R. S. Riddle.Ram (2 years and over), R. S. Riddle.Ewe (2 year-* and over), R. S. Riddle.Ewe lamb (6 mo. and over), R. S.

Riddle.Ewe (1 and 2 years), R. S. Riddle.

DEPARTMENT K.HOME DEMONSTRATIONEXHIBITS.Girls' Work.

Best Sewing Exhibit.Aleen Warren,Blanche Bolin.Best Canning Exhibit by Sewing

Club Member.Isabel Patterson.Best Cooking Exhibit.Helen Kennedy.,

Best Cunning Exhibit by Cooking

Club Member.Helen Kennedy, RachelKennedy.

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Best Apron.Aleen Warren, IsabelPatterson.Best Night Gown.Mary Carroll,

Robbie Neely:BeiSt Buttonhole.Mary Kimball,

Elizabeth Ncely.Best Towel.Mary Kimball, Marie

Ligoit:Best Baking Powder Biscuit.Rachel

Kennedy.Best Soda Biscuit.Rachel Kennedy.Best Chocolate Fudge.Rachel Kennedy.Twelve Best Cookies.Rachel Kennedy.#

WOMEN'S HOME DEMONSTRATIONWORK.Best exhibits of 8 quarts fruit and 8

quarts vegetables. Mrs. C. L. Kennedy.Best Display 8 glasses jelly.Mrs. S.

I*. Wilson, Mrs. Jim Epps.Best exhibit 3 cans fruit, 3 cans veg-

0 «... <]ciauico, u gia#oco jcu/, o jaio I«V.I\IC, u

Jars preserves.Mrs. 8. L. Patterson,Mrs. S. P. Wilson.Best Sweet exhibits.Mrs. S. L. Pat-

terson, Mrs. S. P. Wilson.Best exhibit Fruit* Juices.Mrs. F.

H. Wilson, Mrs. L. L. Ware.Best Pickle exhibit.Mrs. L. L.

Ware, Mrs. S. P. Wilson.Best exhibit Fresh Fruits and Vegetables.Mrs..Jim Epps, Mrs. P. B.

Kennedy.Beat Seed Collection.Mrs. R. L»e

Falls, Miss Lula Smith.Beat Made-over Child's Dress.Mrs.

S. L. Patterson. Mrs. F. H. Wilson.Beet Made Gingham Dress on Small- ]

est Amount Money.Mrs. N. D. Whitesides,Mrs. R. Lee Falls. ]Best Dyed and Remodeled Garment

.Mrs. W. R. McKellar, Misc Lena ]Sturgis.

Best Home-made Hat.Mrs. J. M.Brlce, Mrs. Sam Kimball.

Best "Loaf Bread.Mrs. A. L. Black, ,

Mrs. R. H. Hope.Best Pound Cake.Miss Lula Smith, <

Mrs. A. L. Black.Best Display Home-made Candy.

Mrs. R. H. Hope.Best Flowering; Plant.Mrs. Marlon j

Proctor, Mrs. Tom Faris.Best Fern.Miss Florence Steele, ]

Mrs. J. Clarke.Best Bunch Dahliahs.Mrs. Tom

Farls, Miss Carrie Lee Zinker.Best Bunch Roses.Mrs. R. L Falls,

(Mrs. C. L. Kennedy.,Best Bunch Chrysanthemums.Mrs.

Tom Faris, Mrs. Fred Wilson.Best Dozen White Eggs.S. A. Gil-

Allan, Mrs. *S. P. Wilson.Best Dozen Yellow Eggs.Mrs. J. E.

Jackson, Mrs. J. H. SteeleBest Dozen Waterglass Eggs.Mrs.

E. B. Proctor, Mrs. L. L. Ware.DEPARTMENT "H".PANTRY.Best Peaches.Mrs. L. L. Ware, Mrs.

S. L. Coltharp, Mrs. Tom Farls.Best Pears.Mrs. L. L. Ware, Mrs.

W. B. Byerg( Mrs. J. E. Walmsley. 1BeBt "Blackberries.Mrs. W. A. Garrison,Mrs. J. E. Walmsley, Mrs. S. 5

E. Neil.Best Cherries.Mrs. S. P. Wilson, '

Mrs. W. H. Hill.Best Applea.Mrs. W. A. Garrison, 1

Mrs. J. E. Walmsley.Best Graphs.Mrs. S. L. Coltharp.Best Soup Mixture, mixture of corn

and tomatoes, or corn, tomatoes and !

okra.Mrs. S. L. Coltharp, Mrs. TomFarris, Mrs. J. M. Brice. J

Best Tomatoes.Mrs. S. L. Coltharp,Mrs. W. A. Garrison, Mrs. P. B. Ken- 1

nedy.Best Kraut.Mrs. W. A. Garrison.Best Beans.Mrs. J. E. Walmsley, ^Mrs. L. L. Ware. f >

Best Pimento Peppers.Mrs. C. D.Rcid. 1

Preserves.Best Poach.Mrs. S. L. Coltharp.Best Pear.Mrs. S. L. Patterson, Mrs. 1

a. liiacK, Airs. is. Rroctor.Best Fig.Mrs. J. E. Walmsley, Mrs.

S. H. Faries, Mrs. L. L. Ware.Best Strawberry.Mrs. A. R. Littlejohn,Mrs. J. E. Walmsley.

Preserves.Best Watermelon Rind.Mrs. S. H. '

Faires, Mrs. L. L. Ware, Mrs. W. B.Byers.Best Damsons (Special).Mrs. J. E. 1

Walmsley.Best Cherries.Mrs. J. M. Brice, *

Mrs. J. E. Walmsley, Mrs. A. L. Black.Jams and Marmalades.

Best Apple.Mrs. J. M. Brice.Best Blackberry.Mrs. J. M. Brice,

Mrs. W. A. Garrison, Mrs. W. H. Hill.Best Grape.Mrs. S. L. Coltharp,

Mrs. W. A. Garrison, Mrs. S. P. Wil-son. !,Best Pear.Mrs. J. J. Hoke, Mrs.

S. L. Coltharp.Jelly.

Best Apple.Mrs. S. L. Patterson,Mrs. L. L. Ware, Mrs. S. P. Wilson.Best Grape.Mrs. S. L. Patterson,

Mrs. S. H. Epps.Best Plum.Mrs. S. P. Wilson, Mrs.

S. L. Patterson.Best Blackberry.Mrs. S. H. Epps,;,

Mrs. J. E. Epps.Best Damson.Mrs. S. L. Patterson,!

Pickles.Best Cucumber.Mrs. E. B. Proctor,

Mrs. S.'L. Coltharp, Mrs. J. E. Walmsloy.Best Mustard.Mrs. L. L. WareBest Cherry.Mrs. S. P. Wilson.Best Plum.Mrs. J. J. Hoke.Best Peach.Mrs. L. L. Ware, Mrs.

W. L. Mills, Mrs. Tom Paris.Best Tomato.Mrs. S. L. Patterson,Best Grape.Mrs. J. E. Walmsley.Best Pear.Mrs. S. L. Patterson, IsabelPatterson, Mrs. E. 1>. Proctor.Best Beats.Mrs. W. B. Byers, Mrs.

S. L. Coltharp, Mrs. W. A. Garrison.Relishes.

Best Dixie Relish.Miss Lula Smith,Mrs. S. H. Fa ires.Best Catsup.Mrs. J. E. Walmsley.Best Chili Sauce.Mrs. J. J. Hoke,

Mrs. W. A. Garrison, Mrs. S. P. Wilson.Best Chow Chow.Mrs. L. L. Ware,

Mrs. S. L. Patterson, Mrs. S. P. Wilson.

Unfermentcd Juice*.Best Apple.Mrs. J. M. Brice, Mrs.

S. L. Patterson, Mrs. J. J. Hoke.Best Grape.Mrs. W. H. Hill, Mrs.

S. L. Patterson, Mrs. Fred Wilson.Best Blackberry.Mrs. J. M. Brlce,

Mrs. J. E. Wnlmsley, Mrs. L. L. Ware.Best Cherry.Mrs. S. L. Patterson,

Mrs. J. M. Brice.Dried Product*.

Best Apples.Mrs. W. A. Garrison,Mrs. Miller Jones, Mrs. L. L. Ware.

Sundrie*.Best Hop Lard.Mrs. S. H. Faires,

Mrs. A. L. Black, Mrs. R. C. Faulkner.Best Soap (Home Made).Mrs. J. H.

Saye, Mrs. R. N. WhlteBides, Mrs. R.

C. Faulkner.Best Vinegnr (Home Made).Mrs. A.

R. Littlejohp, Miss Lula Smith, Mrs.

S. L. Patterson.Best Butter (plain cartons).Mrs. S.

E. Clinton, Mrs. Earle Steele.Bread.

Best Loaf Bread (yeast).Mrs. J.

J. Hoke, Mrs. Mary E. Campbell.Best Loaf Bread (Salt rising).Mrs.

J. T. Wllllford, Mrs. E. M. Walker.Best Dozen Beaten Biscuits.Mrs. J.

E. Walmsley, Mrs. M. M. S. Spiith.Best Dozen Rolls.Mrs. W. L. Hill,

\irs. Mary E. Campbell.Cakes.

Best Black Fruit Cake.Mrs. J. M.

Brice.Best Pound Cake (Iced).Mnj. W. T.

Williums, Mrs. A. R. Littlejohn, Mrs.

I. M. Brice.Best Devil's Food.Miss Lula Smith.Best, Decorated Cake.Mrs. S. E.

.Veil, Mrs. W. V. Sturtfis."not Phnnolate.Mrs. Fred Wilson,

Mrs. W. T. Williams.Host Cocoanut.Mrs. S. E. Clinton.

Mrs. R. M. Plaxlco.Best Orange.Mrs. J. M. Brice.

Candies.Best Fancy Capdy.Mrs. F. D. FrisselLBest Mints.Mrs. W. R. McKellar,

Mrs. J. J. Hoke, Miss Ruth Ashe.Best Seafoam.Mrs. W. H. Hill.Best Fudge.Mrs. W. T. Williams.Best Peanut Brittle.Mrs. J. M.

3rice.Best Collection of Candies.Mrs. F.

D. FriB8ell.DEPARTMENT "E".BOYS' CORN

CLUB.Best exhibit, any variety, to consist

5f 10 ears.Leonard Patterson, HughCampbell, Bill Campbell.Best single ear, any variety.Bill

Campbell, Leonard Patterson, HughCampbell.Best bushel of field selected, com,

shown on ear.Hugh Campbell, BillCampoeil, .Lieonuru ruuci ouii.

HORTICULTURAL.CROPS.DEPARTMENT"G."Best dozen apples.Miss Iva Ashe, J.

II. Blair.Best dozen pears.S. L. Patterson, J.

B. Blair, Mrs. S. P. Wilson.Best pound walnuts.James Patterjon,Mrs. S. 1'. Wilson.Best pound hickory nuts.Mrs. Sam

Steely, J, M. Brice.Best peck turnips.W. C. Roid, S. L.

Patterson, R. S. Poag.Largest pumpkin.R. A. Minter.Best stalk pepper.Mrs. W. O. Blair.Best 1-2 dozen pimentos.Mrs. Sam

Veely.Best onion sets.Mrs. A. R. Littlejohn.Best dozen pods okra.Mrs. W. O.

3Iair, J. M. Brice.Best quart of corn-field beans.Mrs.

I. E. Epps, Mrs. S. H. Epps.Best quart butter beans (shelled).

drs. S. P. Wilson, W. T. Williams, Jr.Best peck Lookout Mountain Irish

potatoes.Mrs. W. T. WilliamsfBeBt peck Nancy Hall sweet pota:oes.J.M. Brice, W. C. Reid, J. R.

31oir.Best peck Porto Rico sweet potatoes

.S. L. Patterson, James Patterson.DEPARTMENT "J".HOUSEHOLD

ARTS.Best counterpane, crocheted.Mrs.

Knox F. Roach, Lillian Dean, Mrs. J.3. Walmsley.Best fancy bedspread.Mrs. A. E.

^atterree, Mrs. W. H. Howe, Mrs. E.fi. Garrison.Best cotton quilt.Mrs. R. A. Miller,

Mrs. M. J. Shurley.Best silk quilt.Mrs. VV. B. Byers,

Vlrs. James Scruggs.Best hand-made rug.Mrs. E. L.

DeBolt.Best dress dyed and remodeled.

Mrs. S. E. Clinton.Best dress.Florence Garrison.Best child's dress (hand made).Mrs.

VV. H. Gladden.Best infant's dress (hand made).

Mrs. C. P. Smoak.Best sofa pillow, embroidered.Mrs.

I. H. Beach.Best sofa pillow crocheted).Mrs.

C. A. Drennan.Best handkerchief (embroidered).

Mrs. D. H. Kennedy, Aleen Warren.Best fancy handkerchief.Mrs. ErnestLivingston.Best camisole (hand-made).Mrs.

Ernest Livingston.Best bnb.v cap (embroidered).Mrs.

C. P. Smoak.Best baby cap (crocheted or tatting)

.Mrs. Paul D. Karris, Mrs. C. 1'.Smoak.

Best centerpiece (embroidered).Mrs. L L. Ware, Mrs. Ernest Livingston,Mrs. C. P. Smoak.

Best centerpiece (crocheted).Mrs.!>. C. Clark, Miss Edna Walker, Mrs.C. P. Smoak.

Best centerpiece (tatting).OliveGaulden, Miss Leslie Carroll, Mrs. Er-nest Livingston.

Best napkins, hand-made (1-2 doz-en).Mrs. Paul D. I'aris, Mrs. J. M.Brice.

Prettiest piece of underwear.Mrs.C. P. Smoak, Mrs. Ernest Livingston,Mrs. S. C. Plourdie.

Prettiest bridge set.Mrs. D. B. Kennedy,Mrs. W. W. Chaffin.Best table cover.Mrs. D. B. Kennedy.Best table runner (embroidered).

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OUTSTAN1

HENRV STEVEM3 *

The names of ten persons whocould testify that he was at Lavnllette. N. J., on the evening ofSeptember 14, when his brotherin-law,the Rev. Edward WheelerHall, and Mrs. Eleanor R. Mills,the choir singer, were shot, were

given by Henry Stevens, brotherof Mrs. Hall. When seen at hiscottage at Lavalette, Mr. Stevensgave a detailed account, of hismovements from the eevning ofSeptember 14 to the evening ofSeptember 16. He declared that hewas fishing on the beach in frontof his home at the time the murderis believed to have been committed,and produced what appearedto be an almost perfectalibi by naming the persons witnwhom he had been until he wentto bed shortly after 11 o'clock.

Mrs. E. H. Garrison, Mrs. Ernest Livingston.uest tiiDie runner icrocneieu;..ms.

W. Clark, Mrs. Fred Sturgis, MissMaggie l'orter.Best towel (embroidered).Miss

Mary Smith, Mrs. S. C. I'lourdie, Mrs.L. I* Warc.Best towel (crocheted).Miss Mary

Carroll, Mrs. Ernest Livingston.Best towel (not mentioned).Mrs. K.

F. Oates.Best sheet (embroidered).Mrs. Foy

Sadler.Best pillow cases (embroidered).

Mrs. Tom Faris, Mrs. Ernest Livington,Mrs. Foy Sadler.Best pillow cases (not mentioned).

Mrs. W. A. Garrison, Miss Alice Craig.Best scarf (embroidered).Mrs. Foy

Sadler, Mrs. E. L. DeBolt, Mrs. C. P.Smoak.Best scarf (embroidery).Miss Alice

Craig.Best tray cover.Mrs. Ernest Livingston,Mrs. James Scruggs, Mrs.

1 T\ T-*. : ^l iiui lj. rarris.

Best collar.Mrs. E/Yiest Livingston,Mrs. Hugh Milling, Mrs. Ernest Livingston.,

Best yoke (tatting).Mrs. K. F.Oates.

Best yoke (crocheted).Miss MaryCarroll, Mrs. \V. H. Gladden.Best knitted or crochpted scarf.Mrs.

S. E. Clinton.Best hat (home-made, for ladies

over 60), Mrs. A. A. Barron, Mrs. M.E. McGill.

Best specimen of knitting.Mrs. SueRoach.

Best specimen of embroidery.Mrs.Ellen Bailes.

Special collection of knitting.Mrs.S. E. Clinton, Mrs. Sue Roach.CHILDREN'S DEPARTMENT (UNDER16).Best layer cake.Isabel Patterson.Best jar canned fruit.Isabel Patterson.Best jar preserves.Isabel Patterson.Best glass jelly.Isabel Patterson,

Lytle Hoagland.ofsi nun urrss.Alma i-oster.Best piece hand embroidery.CharlotteChnftin, Lytle Hoagland, Jona

Montgomery.Best collection fancy work.CharlotteChnffin.SCHOOL CHILDREN.DEPARTMENT"N".Best map of York county.Clifton

Hill, Ethelind Oates.Best free-hand drawing by boy.

Clarence Stutts, Hamilton Workman.Best free-hand drawing by girl.

Vera Neil. Ruby l^ee Edwards.Best composition on "How to Improvethe County Fair".Caroline Busby,Jas. Brice, Jr.

A PROBABLE WINNER.

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Robert M. La Follette, RepubliIcan, of Wisconsin, will probablybe or.e of the victors in this year'selection for United States Senator.

DING FIGURES IN MURDE

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Hill public school.Best display by a rural school.Sharonschool.DEPARTMENT "O".ART AND

HANDICRAFT.Best display of water colore.Miss

Elizabeth Scruggs.Best display of oil paintings.Mrs.

Dunlap Roddey.Best display of crayon, pencil, char'coal or pen sketches.Miss Elizabeth

Scruggs.Best painted novelty.Mrs. Dunlap

Roddey, Mrs. Erwin Carothers, Mrs.Tom Karris.

Best piece painted china.Mrs. Er:win Carothers, Mrs. J. \V. Anderson.Best article done in manual training.LeonardPatterson, Clifton Hill,

Miss Ruth Ashe.Best relic or antique.Mrs. S. A.

Fewell, Mrs. W. B. Byers, Mrs. A. C.Izard.Best collection World war souvenirsVn.l.

DEPARTMENT "P".FLOWERS.Best single chrysanthemum.Miss

Enola Barnette.Best display chrysanthemums.Miss

Enola Barnette.Best single rose.Mrs. Ira Dunlap.Best display of roses.Mrs. Ira Dunlap.«

Best display of dahlias.Mrs. S. J.Kimball, Mrs. A. P. Guess, Mrs. S. J.Kimball.Best single geranium.Mrs. J. J.

Hoke.Best fern.Mrs. S. L. Banks, Mrs. S.

D. Cornwell, Mrs. K. F. Oates.Best begonia.Mrs. J. S. Sturgis,

Mrs. D. Hutchison. Mrs. Barron KenI

It'sOnifp11 TO KNOW THAT YOU

PEOPLE NEED,HAVING AND THiBECAUSE IT KNOFULL DOLLAR'SDOLLAR THEY SPThat is how we feel a

|! feel about it. They evidei|! to this store year after y<]! buy the goods they neec

j! buyer in your community/] I it this store and become i

SPECIAL F(

]! North Carolina Wool l»laOnly 32 pairs left.Prii

i j Glen's Corduroy Suits.1.Deal, serviceable cor

11 Good, Heavy Cotton Flai!» Cheviots.Less than costl|Heavy Sheeting-.Tbe'Yaj! SWEATERS.We haveif oil T>io\.rwl

Ill J. VISUM I O X I 1V-I.U

!; Hamilton Hickory Sliirti<[ GO inch Broadcloth.thin<! will make a coat suit.11 See Us for Men's and Be

Coats, and Mill End Pa' U. S. ARM

Compare Our Price! Men's Gas Mask Rain Co{[ HohXail Shoes.can't \v<

j> Mess Pans.use 'em fore\\ Wrap Leggins.Pair

{ McC0NNELL DRYWe Want No C

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nedy.Kest jewell plant.Mrs. S. E. Neil,

Mrs. Frank Walker Mrs. Helen Thom-asson.

."special, nigm-Diooming cercus..-v.

J. yelms.;.The neg»o race is the only one In

11 his country that has had an excess offemales over males in almost everycensus.

Renew your healthby purifying your

system with

falotaosT«*Ot ««» « »to ""Vf

The purified and refinedcalomel tablets that are freefrom nausea and danger.No calls necessary, as

Calotabs act like calomeland salts combined. Demandthe genuine in 10cand 35c packages, bearingabove trade-mark.

Satisfying ]HAVE GOODS THAT jiTHAT ARE WORTH jji.T THE TRADE BUYS j; jWS IT IS GETTING A ijWORTH FOR EVERY j!END. | ilid that is how our trade j!ice this fact by coming j!ear from miles around to j!1. Just follow the wise j!and you'll certainly vis- J!

i customer. J j)R WINTERnkcts.$12 values. j jced $5.98 j >

tot the cheap kind.duroy suits $10.00 j (inol.Ynrrl 15 Cts. l!-The Yard 15 Cts. |rd 12 1-2 Cts. j|n com] >lcte stock for a

50 Cts. to $10.00 Each $ng.Yard 25 Cts. ||k of it. 3 1-2 yds.Yard '. 89 Cts. j!>ys' Clothing, Boys' Odd !|nts. ! [Y GOODS j!?s on These Goods.ats $3.98 j |car'cm out.Pair. $2.98 j!lisli ])ans 50 Cts. !|

: 75 Cts. I!GOODS COMPANY jjIredit Business. |ArfWWWWV/VVWWVWWiAA/Vy

Eastern Standard.."Johnny, don'tyou know it's Sunday. You mustn't c$play marbles out there on the sidewalk.Go into the back yard if you. s

want to play.""All right, mother, but what day of

the week is It in the back yard?"

"A Fine Job" ,

WAS TIIE OWNER'S VERDICTwhen he tlrst looked at his newlypainted car. SINCE THEN we havedone many good jobs and are hopingto do more. We use the BEST and .t/,most enduring Paints, Oils, Varnishes,applied by Skilled Painters who are

masters of their craft, and return yourold car looking like a NEW ONE.

JUHM'S rjuJ"sHOP,JAS. A. JOHNSON, Manager

Auto Painters, Body and Top Builders,

ROCK HILL, S. C. '

Vi\«««a I A««M JIm«t /v«alriuui Lidiiiiui y ?? ui iv--WEWANT IT.want it on a guaranteeof Satisfactory Work and PromptService. We'll call for your work anddeliver it twice a week. We wash anything.we'llplease anybody. TRY US.Our York Office Is two doors South

of the Courthouse on South Main St.THE ROCK HILL LAUNDRYPrompt and Satisfactory Service

LET US SERVE Y0U ~That Is Exactly What We Are Here forand Those We Are Serving Say We ,

Serve Them Well. May We ServeYou?

PICKLES.Have Sweet and Sour Pickles in bulk.MACKEREL.A choice grade of Salt Mackerel Just 1

arrived. They are line for breakfasL

KLIM MILK.Is the powdered milk that is giving

almost universal satisfaction to users.It is especially recommended for feedingbabies. Better than fresh cow'smflk. "u<nfMr

MELROSE FLOURisTHE BEST.ask any user of Mel-rose. Tnere ii ne no argument udoui it

.nothing to argue. Ask for Melrose ifyou want the BEST FLOUR.

SHERER & QUINN

APPLERAND AATCFULGHUMSEEDYou'll be wise to sow a good acreage :

of Oats. We have the Seed. Also trya few acres of ABRUZZI RYE. It isan excellent cover crop.

BAGGING AND TIESSee us for what you need.

DRAG HARROWSYou'll need one to follow that IMPERIALPLOW that we sell. Recognized

everywhere as the eqOal of any turnplow ever put on the market.

OBELISK FLOURHas been sold on this market for at ,n

least forty years and it has alwaysbeen known for its superior quality. Atrial will convince YOU. Ask us forBALLARD'S OBELISK FLOUR.

J. F. CARROLLPencil Carbon in large sheets at The

Enquirer Office. 10 Cents.

DO IT NOWPAINT YOUR IIOME and SAVE IT,with

GLIDDEN'SOVER ninety per cent pure lend and

zinc, costing you only $2.75 or less pergallon. Liberal Terms. Ask for them. %

EQUIP YOUR FORD WITH

Pennsylvania Vacuum CupCASINGS and TWO-TON TESTEDTUBES. None better.

Heating Stoves, Ranges,Rugs and a line of FURNITURE!.

built for service and at reasonableprices.

PEOPLES FURNITURECOMPANY

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BATTERIES! BaKriesiS10.00, $12.00, $16.00, $18.00,

$20.00, $25.00 to $42.50.Can fit any car up with almost any

price Battery you want.THE FAMOUS.

ngggrBatteries Charged for $1.00.CAN furnish you one while charging

if you wish.You Must Be Satisfied When We Serve

You.

W. W. BARRON