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H The Press and Banner W W. ?fc W. R. BRADLEY. Editors I ABBEVILLE, 8. C. ?#-PubllBhed every Wednesday at 12 a ? year In advanoe. E| Wednesday, July 13, 1910. j|| Dr. Patterson Wardlaw to be at Summer ||j School. &|| The teachers of Abbeville and Abbeville ra? county are certainly to be congratulated jam on the fact that they will have such an op|?g portunity of improving themselves during &j| the session of the County Summer School, jg? which opened yesterday for a period of H three weeks, in the High School building. H Miss McLean, who has the work in Geog||S raphy and Primary Methods, is a teacher of wide and successful experience, and no |? teachers interested in primary work can SB fail to be improved, if they put themselves under her instruction. School Management is to be handled by |S Dr. Patterson Wardlaw of the South Caro Una University, and surely every teacher |g who can possibly attend his classes will avail himself or herself of the rare oppor tunity to learn of one who now stands at the head of the teaching profession in South Carolina. Mr. L. W. Dick will give instruction in Civics. WEST END. Personal Paragraphs and News Items Contributed by Miss Lily Templeton. Miss Frances Harris is in Easley, spending some time witli her friend Miss : Frances Robinson. Mr. William Roper of Trenton is the . " guest of Mr. C. D. Brown Jr. for this week. Miss Eva Baker left last week for Florence where she will spend her vacation with friends in and near that city. Mr. Ernest Vlsanski is here from f Charleston spending some time with his sister Mrs. P. Kosenberg. Dr. C. A. Milford attended the annual meeting of the Pharmaceutical Association at Glen Springs last week. Mr. Wilber Blake is here from Calhoun Falls spending his summer outiug with his home people. Mr. J. Allen Smith, left last week fori Baltimore where, he goes to visit Mr. J. Allen Smith, Jr. who is in Baltimore for treatment. Mrs. L. T. Hill and Miss Mary E. Hill came home Friday from Charleston where they have been for a weeks outing on Sullivan's Island. Mrs. J. A. Bevill and her handsome son of Memphis Tenn. were the guests of Mrs. G. A. Neuffer last week. They left Friday ' ' for th'elr home after a pleasant stay here. Mrs. ,W. D. Simpson, Master William Simpson and Miss Ora Bordeaux are at home'again after spending the past two weeks in Wilmington and Monroe. Miss Hunter Young of Union and Miss Kathleen Morrah of Mt. CarmaJ are the attractive guests or miss Jessie bpeea. Mrs. Mamie Thomson of Atlanta is here spending a while with Miss Mary Lou Smith. V Mrs. Earl C. Boyce has gone to her home in Florence after spending some !' ^ time here with her home people. Mrs, Lewis Perrin and little Miss Mary Norwood Perrin came home Saturday i after an extended stay in Greenville with , Mrs. Mills. Mrs. Lucy C. Thomson leaves this week . for. Honea Path where she will spend a week with her daughter Mrs. L. H. Highsmith. Mr. James W. Perrin of Wilmington, N. C., Gen. Freight Agent of the Atlantic Coast Line was In the city several days ,? last week the guest of his brother Mr. J. L. Perrin. Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Horton and their children of Manning are in the city spending this week as the guests of Dr. and Mrs. F. E. Harrison. Mr. W. G. Templeton came home Sunday and will spend several days in the city with his home people. THE LADIES AID SOCIETY. The Ladies Aid Societv of the Presbyterian church will receive Tuesday evening July 19th. from 7 to 9 o'clock at the Manse in honor of Bev. and Mrs- H. M. Pratts. Each member of the Presbyterian church is extended an invitation to be present. Miss E. W. McLean of Chester is here to have charge of the Summer School. Miss McLean will be the guest of Miss Essie Dick while in the city. house paurr MJofi Mnrv TrfMi Smlf.h 1c flnt.Art-Ainlrio' n house party this week in honor of Miss Janie Morse. Miss Mary H. Smith and Mr. W. Joel Smith. The out of town guests are Miss Lucy Ashers and Miss Lucy Thompson of Atlanta, Miss Mattie May Neville of Clinton, Messrs Norwood Cleveland, and Colistuer Cary of Greenville. A number of delightful affairs will be given in honor of the house party during the week. Mr. and Mrs W. H. White came home Fridry from a ten days stay in New York Mr. R. M. Haddon is at home again after a weeks stay at Sullivans Island. Mr. S. E. Ingram of Manning is in the city spendiug a while with his daughter Mrs. F. E. Harrison. Miss Janie Belle Pennal the efficient J book keeper of the A. B. Morse Company 1 is enjoying her summer vacation this month. Miss lone Smith is in Marion spending some time with friends. J Mrs x- W. Sally and her children of Greenwood are in the city spending a few days with Mrs. C. D. Brown. Mrs. J. F. Livingstone and Mrs. Sadie i Mazyck are expected in the city this week i They will spend a month with Miss Mary , Smith. . 1 Miss Mary Stark is at home after spend- I ing some time in Atlanta. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ouarles are here from Eutaw Alabama for an extended stay with Mr. and Mrs. T. P. Quarles. " t Congressman and Mrs. Aiken and their i children are home from "Washington for the summer. Mr. "Skin" Allen of Lowndesville was t the guest of Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Brown for several days last week. Mr. Tatum Bradley is here from Union spending his summer vacation with his < home people. S SOCIAL EVENTS. 1 s Mrs. G. A. NeufTer entertained delight- ' : fully Thursday afternoon at Euchre in 5 honor of Mrs. J. A. Seville of Memphis, i Tennessee Mrs Neuffer aeceived ner guests in an attractive blue crepe gown. Mrs. Bevile was handsome in an elaborate white ( lingerie dress. After a number of interesting games Mrs Elizabeth Hartzee of Eufala, Alabama, was found to have top score and was given a pair of silk stockings. The guest of honor prize was a bottlo of violet ' water. Delicious salad with frozen tea ] was served. DELIGHTFUL EVJUillHU AJCfAiil. Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Brown and Miss Louise Brown entertained about seventy- i the of their friends Friday evening in hon - , or of Mrs Elizabeth Hartzell weo is their < charming guest. Euchre was the game chos ' en for the evening. At the close of the evening Miss Blanche Gary and Mr. Bradley Reese were found to have the nicest score They were both given a beautifully framed copy of Fjshers "Good Night Sweet { Heart . Refreshments of cream and cake was served. In the dining room Mrs. W. P. Ferguson served punch at a table strewn with nasturtiums. Large bowls of nastur- j tiums were used effectively around the , rooms. i - ? ( Lice soon eat ujp your profits. Kill this pest quickly with Conkey's Lice Powder for body lice, Lice Liquid for ridding the poultry house of mites and Head Lice ( Oointment for the little chicks. The McMurray Drug Company. 'f ' . ii i ii Men's, BBHBHHn End-of A Sale that needs stock to the lowest not tions from honest first ] ly desirable clothes and r Men's Suits I Men's $7.50suits reduced to $5.50 L 44 10.00 44 " ' 7.00 44 12.50 44 44 8.50 44 15.00 " " 11.00 44 17.50 44 44 13.50 44 20.00 44 44 15.00 ?' 22.50 44 44 17.50 41 25.00 " 19.00 44 27.50 4 4 4 4 22.00 / During this sale we are are Three Dollar Hs A few $5.00 Panama E A Nice 50c Wash Suits now 3' Th IN GENEROUS RIVALRY. Examination of Young Ladies For Win throp Prizes The following named young ladies wore present at the competitive examination for a scholarship in Winthrop College,' which examination took place in the Court House under the Supervision of County Superintendent of Education, Mr. Foster Hammond : Miss Bessie Baskin, Lowndesville, S. C. Miss Hazel Crowther, Antreville. Miss Myrtle Crowther, Antreville. Miss Kuth Crowther, Antreville. I Miss Mary E. Hill, Abbeville. Miss Lillian Killingsworth, Antreville. Miss Frances Lawson. Abbeville. Miss "Willie Link, Abbeville. j Miss Kittie Link, Abbeville. 'J Miss Lucile Link, Abbeville. J Miss Fannie MeKinney, Abbeville. I Miss Annie Louise Roche, Abbeville. 1 Miss Lillian Sweetenberg, Abbeville. Miss Eva Mae Williams, Abbeville. Musical Recital. On last Tliursuay evening at me rusi-1 ience of Mr. M. T. Coleman. Prof. Huaruelelte gave a delightful musical recital to his musical students. = On tomorrow evening a similar recital will be given at the home of Mr. J. L. McMillan. , Mr. Kilmer M. Thomas, general supervisor and inspector for the Elgin National 01 Watch Co.; of Chicago, came to Abbeville aj ast -week to consult Prof. Huguelettc on , business matter. ' V Miss Orene Mcllwain, student of Win- n. ;hrop College, came home last Friday. On ler way home she stopped at Greers for n< .wo or three weeks witn ner marrieu sis-jpj .er. Rev. Henry Stokes, pastor of the Metholisfc church, will leave today for Glenn Springs, where he will remain for two .veeks, during which time there will be no reaching in the church. When Mr. itokes returns his family will spend a 2[ vacation in Monroe and Charlotte. t t The Sunday School, at half-fast live /clock, will go on as usual. SF The family of ltev. Harry Pratt, pastor Jlect of the Presbyterian church, are ex-- y !>ccted "to arrive this wee*, ne win preach next Sunday. Air. SI. T. Coleman will go to St. Louis text week to attend the semi-annual rejnion of salesmen of Hamilton-Brown ar Shoe Company. Mr. Will N. Graydon, Jr. wfto has been sickwith typhoid fever is out 011 the stieets igain to the delight of many frionds. 2-5 Both editors are away this week, and so t is the Press and Banuer is temporarily ^ m orphan. You need not charge to them the short comings, even if you do charge 01 them with being absent. A u F Prescriptions accurately and expeditiously u compounded. You will save money by bavlng your pre- scrlptloc work done at Speed's drug store. PJ MPKP You -A Cle -the-Season ] no introduction to c ch?we reduce prices prices. Means the c l real reductions. i ? loys cutis Joys $2.50 suits reduced to $2.oc " 3.00 " " 2.25 " 3-50 " " 2.75 4-00 44 " 3-25 " 5-?? " " 371 "6.00 " " 4.5c ' 7-50 " '? 5- 5C " 8.50 " " 6.25 Big Bai| i offering any Straw its. tats to close at $3.7? Lot of Chile 9c. 75c Wash Si One e above Prici , goods wi rlii THE E ha: American Fence Tt will snnn hp timp to figure ii that fence you want to build, id we have a car load of the sst fence made?The American /rapped Fence is superior to iost wire fences and we can ime you the closest possible rices. Let us show you. HAMMOCKS We have made a sweeping 5 per cent, on our entire line of ist one-fourth off the regulai >lendid lot to select from. mTTTl . T ARDWARE 111 Hi ' JL BHBHBHHBnBHUtnBKDIi Work sil flluurH a Day. The LniHiest little things ever made e Dr. King's New Life Pills. Every 11 is a sugar-coated globule of health, mt ehauges weakness iuto strength, nguor into energy, brain-fag iuio eutal power; curing Constipation, headache, Chills, Dyspepsia, Malaria. ic at Speed's drug store. ? ^ A Frightful U'itcK train, automobile or buggy may mse cut's bruises, abrasions, spraius wounds that demand KuckJen's mica Salve?earth's greatest healer, nick relief and prompt cure result.-, or burns, boils, sores of all kinds, ecsma, chapped hands aud lips, sore ,-es or corns, it's supreme. Surest ile cure. 25c at Speed's drug store. BBgBgttBggfc I ' I'M outh's an Sw< Prices at Alm< areful men?needs no 1( i to a low notch in orde hoicest suits, the corre< Men's Odd Coats Men's $2.00 Alpaca Coats $1.25 1 f " 3.00 " " 2.25 " 3.50 " " 2.75 1 " 5.00 Sicilian " 3.75 6.00 ? " 4.75 , " 7-50 " 5-50 S.50 " " 6.25 jains in I Hat in our store for 50 * ). Get one while we hi LI C711 '3 WW UV3UL V_ lits 59c. $1 Wash Hundred pairs 50c So e Reductions a X,Z, BE CHA.1 eir ? )ARGAI RDW ARE?CROCK] VVe recently receive a solid car load < Stoves and Ranges an we are showing: tli most complete line < such goods to be foun in the city. We se them cash or credi and if you need a goo< a strong guarantee 1>j us. Trices run from Jj Fruit Jars If you want to buy your jars at the closcst prices to be had, come to see us. A car load purchase enables us to name you the lowest prices to be named. We have in stock now about 55 j;ross. j ICE reduction of This w< Hammocks.- if you let us : price. A Freezer youi as its possibl V A T>r? A TVT T,rT1\; /iUXUAiH "Xk.J.J.1 JAMES CHALMERS INSURANCE LIFE FIRE Littleton, N. H., Atly.6, 1WG. Tlie Bloodlue Corporation, Benton, /vlaHK. Oeitr Sirs?I'lease nend me ouo dozen bottles of Bloodlne hy expreHs prepnld. KIdU enclosed P. 0. Moaev Order for 85.00 to pay for name. .Send hk mmiu as you can. as I am all out or it. Yours truly, Charles Nourse. C. A. Mlllord Co.. special i: ten In. 19 First St., So. Nor walk. Conn., ftloy l, liiCU. The Bloodlne Corporation, Boston, Mass. Deur Sirt>: 1'iease send m? nix bottles of Bloodlne. Enclosed you will find S&50 money order to pay tor heme. Blot dme If I ne sr. atest medicine I ewer lined lor h?ck:iche and ?!ek kidneys. Yours truly, E. H. Carmen. C. A. Alllford & Co., special ugeuta. eg' ' >1 "i 11111 i .1 '"i>1 *? > wiaaaa ill's and eeping ost the Begini >ng-winded arguments x to do it. Men have 3t styles and materials, Men's Odd Trousers * ' /K - ? il !- d* ? ^ * Men s $2.oo i ro rsimsoute " 2.50 ?' il ' 1.75 3.00 4< " " 2.25 " 3-50 4< " " 2.75 " 4.00 " " " 3.,oo " 5-00 " " 3.75 " 6.00 " " " 4.50 " 7.50 ' * ? " 5.50 S.00 " " " 6..00 Hen's Strs ' cents, not a Hat in th a,ve your size. iuits for ages Suits now 79c. T1 cks to close at 25c pai: ipply to Cash tGED AT RB( I ! ^ - KING ERY. * il Stove or JKange with ick of it, come to see ><) to $55. i Builders' Hardware Let us figure with you on that lot of Hardware. We have a splendid stock of everything to go in the house in Hardware, and are in position to name you close prices. CREAM FREEZERS sather calls for Ice Cream, and sell you a Blizzard or Lightning r ice cream will be as satisfactory e to make it. rG CO. CROCKERY ERSKIXE COLLEGE ' has contributed some potent forces to the citizenship of Abbeville County through the graduates located in the county. Erskinc College stands ready to do further woodwork for C Abbeville County, ar.u to this end solicits its school patronage. Thorough instruction given in ul! departments. Two courses leading the degree < of A. U. * HI Tliu Wvlie Home K ' 0 oilers an exceptional opportunity to young a women ready for the college classes. A u nice new building with ail modern conven- iences. Young ladies under the care of the President, l'or illustrated catalogue, write ^ to J. S. MulTatt, President. * N Boy's SALE ling of the ? vOr reasons. Twice learned that it means a splendid run of siz< Men's Oxfords Stetson $5 Oxfords reduced to $4.2; W. L. Douglass $5.00 Oxfords reduced to $4.2; 4.00 44 41 3.2] 3.50 44 44 2.71 3.00 44 44 ' 2.5< 2.50 44 44 2. I( tw Hats f e lot worth less than from 3 yem iese Suits are nicely n r. Purchases On GULAR PRIi EK.ec The Peoples i ABBEYn OFFICERS. B.|G. THOMSON, President. /-? * n.T-CTT'17'f X'T? \7Jna_ProaMonK vjf 1 ill i.^1 AUXT JJlVf ? A ivw<v?vuv, B. E. COX, Cashier. FOSE AS A For ONE 1 01X4 K we will Rfnd you U Kturk OrMflctin-f. wMcb y>u con tlil ont fbowlng to jour fih-rwln hp pruof that yon i present ra'iwny, god ruining and tnearm tblnv," tint nio-t not tin n?<i1 to realize moi (Seud two cents nl?.nip? for tlliutrateU circa Washington, D. 0 Id We Are Read i mer Oai Come and see us or We have all kinds of Staple G Goods, Shoes, etc. We carry a go specialties are: Seed Corn, Cane S' just now is a good time to buy an ! stock of Fruit Jars, half gallons, q Rubbers. Our Sales of Coal have be< ing eara every week now and are livery up to November. So hand you wish and relieve your mind ol Amos B. Moi Ice Cream, T< Cigar Paints, Oils Wholesale an< Up-to-date Dri n A Mill V. i.JL. JLTJ.J.XJ HAY FEVEE AND ASTHMA Bring dlscomrort and mlowry to many peo- j le but Foley's Honey and Tar gives ease and | jrofort to the suflerlne oneR. It relieves the ! ingestion lu the bead and throat and Is ' lotblnjf and healing. None genuine but Fosy's Honey and Tar In the yellow package, j . A. Mllford & Co. A FEW SHQRT WEEKS Mr. J. S. Kartell, l?d wards vllle, III., writes : A few months ago my kidneys become con-: efit?*d. I bad Severn backucbe nod p .In I cross the kidneys and hips. Foley's Kidney | IIIh promptly cured my backache and cor-' >cted the action of my kldueys. Tbls whs might about after my uslne tbem for only j lew short weeks at'd j can obeerlully recom-; tend them. C. A. Mllford & Co. It will soon be time to paint your house! e sure to use the paint that goex tbe further ad lasts the longest?DeVoe'a. For Bale only I y Speed's Drugstore, / V Suits A >eason tjnuii year wt? icuuuo ! BONA-FIDE reduces. In short, absolute* ^ Boys'Odd Trousers Cut Price 5 Boys' 25c Knee Trousers 19c ' 50c 4,v " 39c - 44 75c 44 " 65c 44 $1.00 44 " 79c" 44 75c Knickerbockers 55c ' 44 $1.00 " 79c 3 44 1.25 " 95c ^ 44 1.50 44 $1.15 * > A 1 /' > \ $1.00, some of them 1 * v# ; . , 'v. "f trs to 8 Lade of good materials. iy- " CBS ;se I Savings Bank. AaE9 s. C. DIRECTORS. 8. G. Thomson, H. G. Anderson G. A. Neufler, C. C. GambreMt W. E. Owens. F. B. Gary, J. 8. Stark, R. E. Cox, Jonn A. Harris CAPITALIST. | irce handsomely lithographed, hat worthle*?, yonreelf Tor any amount, and have loin of fon ?r? wealthy. Tbet-?> cerliflcAlen appior to reoce enterprise and look taut like the "renl Jry on. ONE 8AA1PLE FOR FIFTY Cents. ar.) [dependent Printing: Company - ; y for the Sumtnpaign! send us your orders. " ? m..i. n?.i OOUP, -f arming IUUIS, vjnui^rnco, j _ iod line of hardware. Some of our S eed, Millet and all small seed. And Tee Cream Freezer. We have a big H uarts and pints, also extra Tops and. ' h }n very satisfactory. We are receiv- I taking orders for every month's de- g? in your orders now for any month 83 : the matter. H ~se Company. I )bacco, Cigar) I rettes, I on/1 fifa ins I M1AU mvmiaum h 1 retail at the 8 Lig* Store of I ford & Co I Those Flea of Boyhood. 9^8 How delicious were the pies of boyhood. No pies now ever taste so good. What's cbauged ? The pies? No. It's Vnn>vn Inat thp atrnnfr heallhv JfUU. .v. OI ? stomach, the vigorous liver, tbe active mBm kidneys, the regular bowels of boyhood. Your digestion is poor and you blame tbe food. What's needed ? A KflB complete toning up by Electric Bitters of all organs of digestion?Stomach, Jhb Liver, Kidneys, Bowels?Try them. Bjfl They'll restore your boyhood appetite and appreciation of food and fairly tat- gfl urate your body with new health, M strength and vigor. 50c at Speed's drug store. HnB