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WHITE. CHRISTMAS J V SAYS DUTCH PROPHET J "-( ( Tluuikigiving Will Be Bright H cnj Fair?Comments on the Recent Flurries. Tie Dutch weather prophet says w flurries of snow in the coast- hi 8& titain section of the state are like H showing which way the cl iSF-iTiCft How. The equatorial winds at $ ilie period of the autumnal equinox i Ksacsted a colder winter than last man 2; 'ftidfences are at hand to support &bs S?*?cast as we approach Thanks- 3; day," he says. " i ne mixture i w>i' temperature and the warm tarmi from the gulf on Sunday TBtwgfcl in snow from an unusual ^ 'ifcnjclion. Seldom does snow from the ^ atcdtarest amount to any depth or very long. 2 winter solstice will no doubt 'iiit. fee real article and the date 3 1*3 be Around December 22-27. The mdiations are that it will be an old &sfcjanmd white Christmas. H nffcaaksgiving day will be bright ? -oi pur* and then on will come real mater weather."?The State. 2 B _ CjBM&er Win* Sbort Story Prize. _ 2 jSarsder College won over all the B atfcr colleges in South Carolina in tUm dbort story conteiit held by the 2 .Lufc^j state press association. At Meeting of the press association B eaofc week in Columbia, a ahist story "nfrHfln.?tism" ^by ivliss Margaret 2 Wm&k of Lander College, was ammied first prize in the state con- B feat. Miss Wright is the daughter Br.. and Mrs. T. F. Wright of (2: (Ivmod. H nil College has a press club B has been organized tinder the Jteetioix of Miss Ruth Milbrandi of 2i tie English facualty, and is encourapag tbe writing of short stories, B mmgs, poltry, and other forrnils of production as a part of the 2i course. The Lander Press <T5*6> sponsors the Erothe6:an, the B magazine published hy the 7i?iiir -student body?-Index Journ- 2; ti Mn. Wannamaker It III S, M AHadelphia, Nov. 28.?The ron.jfitira. of John Wannamaker, who is a "Mfflfined to hig bed with a heavy | ^ TxfA remained unchanged today, a ! q 'rtorffie&n issued by his physicians | p oc* L Mr. Wanamaker who 13 in his; y Teas, has been confined to his ^ hiaeae for several weeks. q : m E? a demonstration of lifting a E ^ "Kr-hman lifted four pianos weigh- E !fjp 2,000 pounds. E E I WANTS |; ?"081 SAJLE?Several hundred busn-;A zis seed oats, choice Blue Stem, Vhoat. The L. W. White Co. 2tc i yc * wi .'FOR RENT?Four room hoyse on tucaey street with lights and wa- sc or. Apply to H. R. McAllister, ce Albhevilie. 11, 29-tfc. so wi TRESPASS NOTICE?All persons ca ste forbidden to hunt or trespass ha m all lands under my control. th TL R_ Plaxco. 11, 20.3tcol. 5LCT2X?Long dark overcoat, light weight. Left somewhere in early L< ipring. Pi-ease notify I. A. Keller, JLM>cvflIe, S. C. ltpu. ^ flOOTlD-?A pocketbook containing pj waey. On satisfactory identificatiaai ewner can get same by calling ge rt' this ?ffice and paying for this ^ ?t*erti^ement. 11,29. FOR RENT?Three unfurnished reenecting rooms. Apply to Miss JmEm. McAllister at Mrs. Cochran's 3tnre. 11, 27,tfc TWKEM YOU SMOKE CUBANjG Jfeantya Full Havana and Gloria Ticars you will enjoy the best 5c ?c mote, aoia Dy an leading merrtumts. Distributed by C. M. to P?Iatty? Greenwood, S. C. ll,293tp ?rr 2A3<ARIES?Imported male guar- vj crtBed1 singers, $5.00. Cages and rapplles. Ware Shoals Dept. Store. Wire Shoals, S. C. 11, 272tcol ol "FOR SAJLlE?One 10-piece mahog- n any d'n'ng room suit for which I 3t paid $275.00, good as new?will for $125.00. Mrs. E. M "c Tnkse^'cs. 11. 27-3tcol n DINNERS OF PREMIUMS jg| FOR RALLY DAY I eld Saturday by Mr?. Gibbon* for the Club Girls of the County. I The following is a list of the prize gj inners in the different contests 9 eld rally day by Mrs. Gibbons, !ome Demonstration Agent, for her 9 ub girls: |g EWING? fl st prize?Mary JNance; $2.50 Sav- m ings deposit, Planters Bank. fl nd prize?Mary E. Cochran; $1.50 flf Savings deposit Planters Bank, rd prize?Mildred Winn; $1.00 Sav- H ings deposit Planters Bank. m 4th prize?Bottle Toilet Water? 9 McMurray Drug Company H ANNING? st prize?Eunice Fisher; $2.75 an Cash or deposit, Peoples Bank. K nd prize?Lucia Vandiver; $1.25 Bp Cash or Deposit. ^ rd prize?Sable Bowen; $1.00 Cash Eg or Deposit. ||| ^DIVIDUAL EXHIBITS? B est Gown, 1st prize $1.00?Mary H Frances Beaty. nd prize?50 cents?Mary Nance. Sg est Slip, 1st prize , $1.00?Mary IS Nance. Kg nd prize, 50 cents?Annie Voylea. Ha est Tea Napkins, 1st prize, $1.00? E Annie Ruth Voyles. gs nd prize, 50 cents?Mary Eugenia H Cochran. ra est Teddies, 1st prize, $1.00?Mary H Nance. nd prize, 50 cents?Mary Eugenia H Cochran. raj est Scarf, 1st prize, $1.00?Addie In Will KB ? _ nd prize, 5 cup towels?Mildred * Winn. est Bag, 1st prize, $1.00?Addie Hill. nd prize, 50 cents?Mary Eugenia Cochran. est Darned Hose, 1st prize, $1.00? Mattie Lee Parnel. nd prize, 50 cents?Carrie Lee Burton. est Apron, 1st prize, $1.00?Mattie Lee Parnel. j nd prize, 50 cents?Daisy McMahan The following girls received cerficates Saturday: EWING? Score, "ary Eugenia Cochran __ 90 per ct. !ary Nance 93 per ct. nnie Ruth Voyles 95 per ct. ertha Campbell 88 per ct. arrie Lee Burton 91 per ct. aisy McMahan 95 per ct. &gj era McMahan 80 per ct. Kg achel Crawford 80 per ct. H OOKING? g argaret McNeill 75 per ct. B|jj lizabeth McNeill 78 per ct. I dna Wilson ? ? 84 . per ct. unice Fisher 95 perct. fa unice Bowen __77 per ct. H ARDENING? |? ible Bowen 78 per ct. jjfl unice Fisher 85 per ct. lis McCarter __87 per ct. H nnie Perry 78 per ct. fl All reports have not been sent in S it and it is hoped that the girls jfl ill get their reports in right away. There are several that have been fl ored but have not received their H rtificates yet but will receive them 9 on. I am in hopes that every girl B ill send in a story with their record . rds. Please send them in if you IS tve nothing but your name on |& em. I will need them. as Mrs. Alma C. Gibbons, gg Home Demonstration Agent. H DNG CANE CEMETERY SOCIETY g The Long Cane cemetery society ill meet with Mrs. W. D. Wilson riday afternoon, Dec. 1st, at 4 ^ clock for the purpose of electing a NAR xton, Mr. Simpson having resignI. A full attendance is requested. Mrs. W. D. Wilson, Pres. Mrs. J. L. Evans, Secretary. ^ 1 Oil NEW GIFT SHOP. be 1 ?? Wes Miss Grace Link ia opening a new Bur ift Shop in the store room recen- Con y occupied by the Watkins Med- for ine Company. This is a new ven- by 1 tre in Abfoeville, but in other but wns such ^hops Tiave proved a tor eat success and Miss Link has the lead )od wishes of the people in Abbe- tion lie in her undertaking. cess : dutf Nearly 3,700,000 gallons of mae syrup were produced last spring the 13 important producing N ;ates, the largest Tn four years, and oda i per cent more than in 1921, ac- the rding to the United States Depart- Johr ent of Agriculture. age f\ 11 /? Regardless ot I MRS J, LA AT ABBEVILLE, S. C A WE ARE GOING TO I AND NOTIONS AT PI GREAT SALES. Ladies C Everything in this 1 Bargains that will Begins SatUf 10:; Daily 2=; 7 < FREE P NOTHING RESERVE Piedmon IE OF TOLBERT IS SOUTH! AGAIN GIVEN SENATE rasbington Nov, 2^?Joseph W. Effort 1 >ert was nominated today to tte United State marshal of the Nash? tern District of that State. Through ing the last session of gQutjier] gress Tolbert'a nomination i the post of forward !cal **ap TTfl-rrlirLOf tn +}w* Spnnte I during t it flailed of confirmation, Sena- enlist al. Dia3. Democrat, South Carolina, hitherto ing the fight against confirma- 000 cam . Later Tolbert was given a re- R. Si appointment and assumed his ^e c es marshal. ^ *s e that the ginal ca $100,000 Radio Fire iV pass the ew York, Nov. 28?.Fire early ember 1, y destroyed the rad'o riads and new me: chemical laboratory of St. $75,000, i's College, Brooklyn. The dam- close of was estimated at $100,000. 1924. !osL THE ENTIRE STOCK 4S.S.C0 DIES READY-T* HAS BEEN TURNED OV UCT1 SELL OUT THE ENTIRE S KICtS 1 HA 1 WILL AS1U THIS STOCK CONSISTS 'oats, Dresses, Suits Hosiery and Not ine is advancing but we need we worth your while to inves day Dec. 2 j 30 A M W A At A V *1 so p. m. Rain < 30 p. m. rizes given a1 D. C it Auction Sa r.AFFNFY S. C. ERN BAPTISTS WAR DEPAR1 TO RENEW THE DRIVE 250,000 TC t> Ealut New Member* in Washington, $75,000,000 Campaign department <ai 250,'" 00 tone o -ille, Tenn., Nov. 25.? cd at the 0Id iout the territory of the serve depot, 1 ? it- ? 1 ?. iUa 1 JDaptiat convenuni vue iv-i w tist churches will go afield *ota *0? tor he next week in an effort to I new members who have not JOBBERS PL/ had a share in the $75,000,- OF ipaign in that movement, Dr carborough, general director Greenville, 1 ampaign said here today. est has been a stimated by Dr. Scarborough nouncment that cash collection for the ori- ed by the Soul mpaign subscriptions will ent Oil Jobbers $40,000,000 mark by Dec-ling about 16 < , and that will come from the 1 state, against t mber3, the original goal of G. W. Thori 000 will be reached by the former preside the campaign in December, and a present here tomorrow m H H * a Regardless of Loss, j : of | IMS O-WEAR I er to us to be sold at i miu LV11 I 1T0CK OF READY-TO-WEAR | NISH YOU DURING THESE 5 OF I , Skirts, Waists, I ions. I i the money and will offer you I < tigate. lj Saturday Dec. 9 I )r Shine, Come I r EACH SALE :OME AND BE CONVINCED. les Comoanv ' II fMENT WILL SELL UNIVERSITY WILL LOSE >NS NITRATE SODA SEVEN OF ITS REGULARS ~~ Columbia, Nov. 28.?The UaiverNov. 25.?The war ^ ^ South Ca^ii^ football mounoed today that aeve? of its reirulars . if sodium nitrate star- thax>ugjl graduation this year, aeHickory ordnance re- to statements made hesne toJiacksonville, Tenn., These men will play in their on December 15 in game on Thursday when tite is or more. Gamecocks tackle Centre college at Danville Ky. lN TEST Captain Waite, tackle and end; . TAX ON GASOLINE Chappell, tackle, Llghtsey, guard; McMillan and Lightaey, guards; fov. 25.?Much inter- Sisemore, halfback; Fulton, quarroused by the an- teriback and Coicer end. ; a fight has been open :h Carolina Independ- More than 30,000 World War association, embrac-1 Veterans have been in hospitals oi :ompanies over the1 the government during the past year he state gasoline tax.! undergoing treatment. lhill of Charleston,! nt of the association further discussed for the fight to director, is expected have the supreme court declare the when plans w ll be tax unconstitutional. I