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I f? V t V W DUE WEST. V V (The A. R. Presbyterian.) K C , r$- ... V UUWVV^VVV^VV f \ Alvin Young is visiting in Columbia. Mr. Parks Wilson came home onj Friday from Akron, Ohio. Miss Katherine Galloway returned \ lsat we^lc from North Carolina. Mrs. Baird returned Saturday from ? visit to Kanapolis, N. C. Rev. W. P. Grier and wife spent several days in Due West last week. Hon. D. H. Magill of Ataltna is a WHY WORRY Call Bai tTAii UMII fin/ wildk: j\ju. wm xx*i\ things to eat?Cat Green Peas, Irish a and Celery. Fi and Macaroni hav< We have two 'pr v - 77?call either an( prompt attention. A shipment of 5 us that will relieve W. D. BAI = KiSE ' 1 ' Mr. - = X - COLLEGE OF - >&.???. FOUNDE A IN# Ui/wliA?^ pfnYirlor/j i .V.VUCjgC ui Ul^UCiJO Qbpuuitiu, 1 intentionally limited enrolhnent - Four-year courses lead to the Ba _ cal courser a special feature. Addreas HARRISON RJ ['[" CHARLES! 1 : ' ,?1 y; ?srrrr I ' r v THE UNIVE There's the same the one-ton Ford rti using the Ford carcarrying power o: the truck iy uiai it tracks I lots of it; the m; worm drive makes all that power; th pension gives flexil um steel strength, body, $550 f. o. b.' EF. AF guest of his brother, Mr. John Mi grilL Messrs. Ashbell Baird, Neil! Bail and John Todd have returned froi Akron, Ohio. Miss Lillie Brooks leaves this wee v* +oW a nftttition in the A lab an State SchoolProf J. L. Pressly has returne from a stay of several weeks at HicI ory Grove, S. C. Mrs. Mary Pearson Wilson an family have reutrned from a tvi months stay in Montreat, N. C. Misses Jennette and Pearl Scoj gins left Saturday for Wrens, Ga., 1 begin school work. % ksdale's i a suddIv of fresh A- V >bage, .Corn, Fresh nd Sweet Potatoes all Cream Cheese 5 just a'rrived. ones?Nos. 76 and i we assure you of sugar has reashed the scarcity. *KSDALE l i jjgjaj ? m?" I- i f CHARLESTON ;D 1785. jpen toymen, and ..to jcpmen.. insures individual instruction. clielorV Degfefe- - The Pre-Medi* > ? I < ;: .v.'.; VNpOLPH, President. ' fOty S. C. - . ==?==_^J^ RSAL CA-R I economy in using nek that there is in ?only the larger ? the truck com 3nds it particularto farmers, and tier business men. le famous Model motor assures retble power, and anganese bronze certain the use of e three-point susrility, and vanadiPrice, without Detroit. tNOLD i- Miss Janie McDill returned last Saturday to Westminster where she d J will teach next year. 9 Rav. W. W. Parkinson came byjH? from Linwood and spent a few dayB ^ with Mrs. Parkinson- <r' Mrs. J. S. Todd and children have, 1a returned from a trip to her former j home in Pennsylvania. Miss Ruth Shelor of St George, I S. C., has been the guest for some| days of the Misses Nance. d Mrs. Virginia Miller ie spending r? some time with her daughter, Mrs. W. W. Edwards. *" Mrs. A. B. Cochran and children, '? of Monroe, Ga., were guests last week of Mrs. W. W. Edwards. - Mrs. Fannie Agnew and family are - moving to Greenwood this week. We are sorry to lose them from Due West. Mr. C. W. Boyd and wife of Monticello, Ark., reached Due West last week. Mr. Boyd will enter the semiI nary. Mr. Paul Agnew has reached home'B from France. He will return in a B few days to North Carolina and egt B his discharge. B Misses Alberta Montgomery, and B Clara Agnew, Messrs. James Bonner . B and Robert Galloway returned Sat-|B urday from Montreat. B Mr. James Boyce who has been B I with Mr. Bernau of Greensboro for B I the summer, and Mr. Tinkler of Sa- B j lem, Tenn., arrived in Due West in B the last few days. Messrs. Boyce and B Tinkler will enter the Seminary. B Miss Sara Nance left last Saturday B for Bennettsville. She resumes her B work at the same place where she B taught so successfully last year. B Mrs. Fannie Brownlee, Mr. Robert B Brownlee, Misses Barbara Grier andjB Eleanor Pressly reached Due WestjR from Montreat on Tuesday. 20 Mrs. R. C. Grier is spending: some d&ys in Due West th guest of Prof. I ? ! and Mrs. P. L. Grier. Mr. Grier, who is preaching in Tenn., will join Mrs. W Grier later. M Messrs. David and Selden Kennedy H returned Saturday from a boys' train H ing camp at Brevard, N. C. Mr. Da-iH vid Kennedy was an instructor in'H M the camp. H _ i Mrs. Margaret Kennedy, Mrs. I Nelle Kennedy Moore and Miss Mar garet Moore will be absent from Due' Bj West for two weeks visiting at An-1 derson, Ora and Troy. Mr. H. M. Young was brought K* " home from the Anderson hospital last H ? week, and friends will be interested H to know that he continues to im- H. prove. Mrs. Arrowsmith and children of H. _ Kjngstree, S. C., and Mr. and Mrs. H ^ Bradley of Bradleys, S. C., are at H the home of their father, Mr. J. C. H TribJble, for a visit. Chief Pharmacist's Mae Robert C. HCochran, who served with the 2nd Bj Diyigion in France, and cited bravery with a unit of that division, is visiting in Dueu West. jH? Miss Euphemia Young is at home|H*. on a visit to her parents, Mr. and'H Mrs. H. M.. Young. Miss Young has H I been absent ifor some months in New I York, where she is a trained nurse., H Her friends are glad to have her ad H * uuiue again. F> " Judgue A. R. Ellis attended the re-ilH^ onion of Orr's Rifles at Pendleton onjB Saturday. The Judge got turned <B around in the city of Belton and was B headed for Greenville. Hon. J. N.'B Nance came to the rescue and theiB Judge got home safely. Judge Ellis lB holds in tender memory, the "Lost'B Cause." B | How to Cut, Plant, and Spray Irish Potatoes. H Irish potatoes should be cut so|B tha tthe eyes will have plenty of B food. When the eyes have plenty ofjB food they will not die. They should |B be planted in rows and packed as B soon as they are planted. When.B they are planted in rows they can:B' i be cultivated and will make a great-, B i er yield than those that are not cul-'ljj | tivated. When the bugs get on the B ! potatoes, spray them with arsenate j of lead or a lead spray mixture. | -rr j j Read What U S. Dept. of Agriculture I Say* About What Two Rats Can Do{ I According to government figures, | two rats breeding continually fori three years produce 359,709,482 in-^ dividual rats.. Act when you see the j 'first rat, don't wait. RAT-SNAP is j j the surest, cleanest, most convenient' exterminator. No mixing with other i I foods. Dr.vs up after killing?leaves' !' :^o ?m?!l. Cats or dogs won't touch D it. SoW and guaranteed by The Ros-;H enbers Mercantile Co., P. B. Speed: H . ta * $ r IS? ?? v .* # 11 An 1V1 J\ it BEAI This is a new line tli signed for the Motoric has points that will ap It is a car which wil 1 I_t _*J-1 ?. i. _ DOOK-?ennur in uroi t The BEAUTY-FOl penditure, where the too little are avoided. Southern A ALVIN ELLIS, Age / ^ . ' r.' ..a" FOI TRA / an< mHHHmmummi We are pleasec secured the ag TRACTOR in DEMOI I September Supervis* == Call and let us of a Tractor an saihfr D. On The Sc if ief' ^ M ^ SH.A UTYFOUF lat we have taken ng Public and we ipeal toa largecla I not be a drain c ostor maintenanc JR exemplifies wel pitfalls of spendin ' ' jito & Snpi nt. A1 i " . . MSOI croi 1 PLOWS i to announce that ,rency for the FO Abbeville County. KSTRATF ? 1 nn tKp pArm or W. A. Stevensoi demonstrate the e d its many uses. TRACTOR E. SADLER, Mai luare Next to Hotel '.''J s ';^K 9F h* 9L is de- m BIBare convinced ; S ss of motorists. I in the pocket- K 11 balanced ex- ? ': g too much or ply Co. I bbeville, S. C. .K j It I r:mJ ?- - I r (j HI A* *. BE we have B RDSON 11 ON I iconomy I CO. I lager, i mm. > L; ' i