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Supply Ordinance To Raise Supplies for the City of ^ Abbeville, S. C., for the Fiscal Year, 1920. H ______ i BE IT ORDAINED by Ihe Mayor! 5 and Aldermen of the City of Abbeville, S. C., in Council assembled, p and by authority of the same, that a +ov -Fnr- +V10 sums and in a manner! HIDES j Express- j To dthxms I H ide Co. : i *ti/r/\rc r,r\ * I HIHCIV, &H. o Enroll Your J FOR A THOROUGJ COUF Thousands of Go\ and positions with bi sional men await the a ed man or woman. Write for catalog t< GREENWOOD BUS: / 118 cents a package T^XPERTLY blei b-?* Turkish and cho tobaccos in Camel cigj nate bite and free the Iy unpleasant cigaretty jj unpleasant cigaretty oc a Camels win instant an | success with smokers \ blend brings out to t 2 refreshing flavor and d< R. J. REYNO hereinafter named shall be raised' I ^ and paid into tbe treasury of the! e City Council for the uses and pur- L poses for the fiscal year, 1920. ^ MrkTTPTT! -Jc Viorohv <rivf?n that the! o -- office of the City Treasurer of Ab- j j beville, S. C., will open for collec- j c tion of taxes for the said fiscal year as follows: L City taxes 5 mills j .. Waterworks tax (interest on bonds ' and sinking funds 2 mills! j. i it !t: JWfk li;; on i; 920, from Saturday, November 1st, 919, until Wednesday, Dec. 31, 1919 without penalty. Rates per centum of taxation are Electric Light Tax, (int. on bond and sinking fund) 2 mills; lewerage tax (int. on Bond and j sinking fund 2 mills "or Street Paving (int. on Bonds and | Sinking Fund) 5 mills! That when the taxes and assess-' nents or any portion thereof charg- j d against the property or party on j he tax books of the 'city for the ! iscal year 1920, shall not be paid onj r before the first day of January, j 920, the City Treasurer shall pro-j eed to add a penalty of one per j ent. on the tax books and the City j 'reasurer shall collect the same, and f the said taxes, assessments and lenalties are not paid on or before he first day of February next, hereafter an additional penalty of ne per centum shall be added by he City Treasurer, and if said taxes .ssessments and penalties are not aid on or before the first day of larch next, thereafter, an addition,1 penalty of five per centum therein, shall be added by the City Treasirer, and be collected by him; and if he said taxes, assessments and penilties are not paid on or before the ifteenth day of March next thereafer, the said City Treasurer shall isue his Tax execution for said taxes, ssessments and penalties against he property of the defaulting tax ayers according to law. A Commutation Road Tax will be I ollected the same time as other axes from all male citizens between he ages or 18 and 55 years, except hose exempted by law. The Commutation Tax is as folows: The sum of Two ($2.00) )ollars, payable before March 31st, 920, the sum of Two and 50-100 $2.50) Dollars, if not paid until nd during the month of April, 1920, he sum of Three ($3.00) Dollars if iot paid until and during the month f May, 1920. In lieu of this tax ix days work upon the highways and '? ? i _ Mame Today H COMMERCIAL j tSE. eminent positions, isiness and profes- : .mbitious, well trainI 0 [NESS COLLEGE, a What you pay out you is cigarette satisfaction you do get it in everj ided choice low-mildness c ice Domestic taining the desi arettes elimi- are simply a r< m from any smoke them wi1 aftertaste or jor For your own compare Came d permanent in the world j because the vou'll best n he limit the quality and i slightful mel- they provide. LDS TOBACCO COMPANY, Winston-Sj T. ^L D. *___J streets of the City will be required under the street overseer. All persons failing or refusing to pay the Commutation Tax or to work the six full days shall, upon conviction, be fined not more than thirty dollars or imprisoned more than thirty days. Done and ratified in the City j Council, this 23rd day of September, { 1919. J. MOORE MARS, Mayor. j T. G. PERRIN, Clerk of the City Court. Sept. 23, 1919. 10-3-2t. i ; Treat Oat Seed Against Smut. Clemson College, Sept. 30.?The season for planting fall* oats is at hand and farmers are reminded to treat all oat seed for smut before j planting. At very little cost and tiouble several bushels per acre in the total yield can thus be 9aved. The following methods are recommended : Dry Method: Mix one pint of formaldehyde with one pint of wa- ] ter and use in small hand sprayer.! Atomizer sprayers can be purchased ; for 50 to 75 cents. Spray the sclu-; tion on grajn as this is being sh^v-j eled over, holding sprayer close to j grain and taking care that the mist j is well distributed. One quart of | solution will treat 50 bushels. When j all grain is treated, shovel into a j pile, and carefully cover for five! hours as directed under the wetj method. The grain may be sown j immediately after the treatment, or allowed to air thoroughly and stored in disinfected sacks 6r bins until needed. Wet Method: Sprinkle seed until thoroughly moist with solution of i one pint of formaldehyde to 40 gal-1 Ions of water, shoveling over repeat- j edly to distribute moisture evenly.! Forty gallons will treat 60 bushels, j Shovel into a pile and cover with; sacks, canvas, or blankets for two 1 hours or over night. Dry by spread- j ing in thin layer and stirring occa-' sionally with rake. Seed may be I sown when dry enough to run freely, ( through the drill, setting the drill to sow about 2 pecks more per acre I to allow for swollen condition of grain. If to be stored for seven days or longer, dry thoroughly. Disinfect1 sacks, and drill, to prevent re-infec- j tion of the seed. For further information see youT i county agent or write the Botany Di- j vision, Clemson College, S. C. . j ?_____-. Engraved cards and wedding invitations at Press and Banner Co. ii mi ams r good money for H| ?and, my, how k; r puff of Camels! fi >f the tobaccos yet re- jj irable "body." Camels E| relation! You may || thout tiring your taste! j|! satisfaction you must g ;ls with any cigarette g at any price. Then, A; jalize their superior ^ the rare enjoyment B ilem, N. C. ^ Su jusi ixeceiveu Summei I I also a style, i White Hii If you w on, one 1 over the to your our line W. A. t ? i Dent you wan Romance is calling to ? Strange and smiling fc lands are beckoning to you. 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