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, BUY NOW f. ' ~~ 0 1 lr* & STC < His Class Reunion. >Ru> lfnl)>ni4icf />Vllirc}l WAS t'losed Mr. Daniel going over to Spartanburg for the reunion of his class. It is the first time he has attended in sixteen years and he had a pleasant time seeing all his old friends. Entertaining Mis* Hunter. Katherine Link gave a delightful party at her home on South Main Street last Friday night in , honor of Miss Genevieve Hunter, who vras the attractive visitor of Mrs. A. S. Thomas. Dancing and cards was the entertainment of the evening and 4 a most pleasant time was enjoyed. Ices and cakes were served during the evening. . r' Barbecue, -i?n the Fourth of July, the people I - of the Donalds section will have a barbecue and political rally at Barmore 's Fish Pond, near Donalds. They have invited the candidates for Congress and Solicitor from this District, and extend an invitation to all candidates for office in Abbe% ville County to come to this get-together meeting and co-operate with them in devising means for the bettonseiii of Abbeville County. They extend a hearty invitation to every one to come and enjoy the day with them. A Coming Wedding. Dr. ami Mrs. J. S. Moffatt have issned invitations to the marriage of their daughter, Miss Julia Moffatt, to Dr. S. Floyd Donnald, which in terestir.g event wil) take place at their home in Due West on June the twenty-seventh. Miss Moffatt is a x young woman of strong personality, and is accomplished in every respect. She has taught successfully for the past several years in Honea Path. She has a host of friends who wish her every happiness and who congrat; ulate Dr. Donnald on his good fortune. -A Happy Marriage. Mis "Legal McElroy, of Winder, Ga^ and Mr. John Nance, of Abbe a . viUe, were happily married at the v '?B?' k0?*? of the brides' parents, in Winder, on Jane 1st, 1916, a few friends and relatives witnessing the interestins ceremony. K Mr. and Mrs. Nance came to Ab-, "fc beville lart Friday and were enter % tained at dinner by Mr. and Mrs. "-Sam Nance, the pirents of the groom at their home in Fort Pickens. "' Hxa. Ncnce is an attractive looking yoong woman and she is receiving a warm welcome among the friends of /V?the family. ,v7 Mr. Nance is a Seaboard man and is at present running on the South end as a flagman. The young couple will make their home with Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Bar. . nett jur.d have already entered upon their house keeping arrangements. Ei ^yon p wishes them much happir.ers. On Pleasure Bent. Oapt. jzid Mrs. Brown Syfan and ' Arhtur Manning Klugh left Tuesday jJtc.s noo^. for an extended summer try*. 'xuay go from Abebville to CreenviDt, where they will visit for a day, r.nd from Greenville they will will go to Kmsbeth City, N. J., where thep will spend sometime with their friends, Mr. and Mrs. Deal, and then in company with the Deals, they will ^ '' go to Portland, Me., where they will enjoy camp life for the balance of the summer. Capt. and Mrs. Syfan are prepared to have the time of their lives, and rauch pleasure is in store for them. Mrs. Deal was Miss Eliza Xjassert a.mi r.?.s many mends relatives io this county u.id State, j EHSKHVJE DEBATE FOR SOCIETIES j Opening Number of Closing Pro- i cnunmo?Visitors at College. Due West, June 5.?Erskine collejpe began its commencement exercises tonight when the literary socie- ; ties met in joint debate. W. D. Dickey and E. II. McDonald of the Euphemitva society won the silver cup. The iter. V7. W. Oir of Charlotte, N. G., was mcdjil orator. The following yojtngr men received medals: H. M. McAviey. R. S. Ellis. L. H. McDanieJ, H- G. Gf.ult. H. Ctidwell, W. D. JJickey, P. G. Wilson and J. M. Plaxto. The acquit little town is full of *Mto*s fum all parts of th^c^int^r. \ ' VjS' \ . ^ ' ' / : w I | Used in ( HVESandRA^ LETTER TO THE EDITOl antervil R F D. Jooh six. deer edditour:?i got a medt terday whitch is being sint ter me sumbuddy whitch hes sumthin gii me i reckin and in it i sees tl dote got off frum mr. perrin satti an got sum uv the cot hous ring 1 rite him ernutehr letar. it is po ritin an i seas frum the toan uv that the ring is weekning. i seas that dote sais he wus* orrunebucr las week, he is mistook that wus wite bradlie whitch ; to hisself fur dote when he wint 1 ritin. dote hes never rid a trane b twice. the fust time he rid wur wus wif him, en us bois had a grs time gitin him in. we finerly fal ter put him in by force, en went . < ter git a line ter ty him an put h in that waigh, but when we ci back dote had done gone in, an w sittin up in the trane wif his hat o ne teed when we wint in that he h dersided ter bode her but he w bout reddy to git out as he seed lines ter drive wif. i kno dote jellous uv mea is ther reesin he d not lack mi ritin, en i gess he d think it is poar as i is'now ther C( aspondint uv your paiper whitch t the annersun MALE sais is ther lee in paiper an dote is stil |follern v ther medum. i?gess ther medu mus be a lital shame uv dote as th puts his letar in a corner uv th paiper whitch they thinks will hide coot is cumin fast now in our n burhood sints he Hang dote oav< bode an cummenst ter mannig his < champagne, he sais that he look oaver p. k. cobbs reckard whitch ricerminded en that he wuz n pleased with* it. he seais as how ] discuvert that p. k. drunkt up all i gus watkans champagne befoar tl champaign oapent, an he sais as he he is saivin his champaign thund fur the bois therselves an is n wisnin ter let p. k. arinx it an u en fur that reesin he will not ta him but wil mannig his champaigi his own self. air enny uther felars runnin fi ther kurriner. i seas that coot ther oaniie wun ernounced an as \ bois alwais looks in ther press i banar ter sea who is runin we tail it that nobuddie is runnin but co en if that is soa he will git it ees it wil be a grate thing fur coot if m uv ther uther bois cums out en 1 ^oas in on ther fust ballit wif i bizzy bee in frunt uv him. sais i t coot git in ther rode an keep a ru nil/, the offis will ketch you en i you hcv ter doo is ter not let it g past you in the rais. i sees frum yore paiper that prommernint fawmar hes bin t kolumby ter tell a few words i chear ter ther guvnar. It sear that there air sum trubble in find this prommernint fawmer tho it sed he is a large red man with fa poi'tM An foll'f o n?Aa/^aal K11 + wici caauy ^11 ivw a gvvu uvwi uuw now silents. I has studdied th whoal thing oaver en i thinks y< will lind that promernint fawm i\es in sum toun an runs with tl -oun boi?. he is ther saim as y< i.ave in u>un whitch rides out in th rnornin in a rubber tire ordermoi till or buggie en looks et us fela v.'v-rk a wnik' en the nrides back < baddies n plan ter buy sumthin fru us cheep. i hears that aix sonlie .van uv them en gordin white < major long an sum uthers excep d "aises gotes es he sems purty natr in their kumpny. an they rides Iher veehickais es sed an i em -tc t'ley is rubar-tired fawmars. ei Good Looks are ?asj with MagnoKa iyiS i Balm. fpyS I Look as good as your city cousin*. ! ' matter if you do Tan or Freckle Magnt , Balm will sv.'dy clcar your akin inrftanl Heals Sunburn, too. just put a little i your face and rub it o# again before d ' Simple and sure to please. Try a bot to-day and begin the improvement once. White, Pink and Rose-Red Cole 75 cents at Druggifta or by mail dir< SAMPLE FREE. ^ LYON MFG. CO., 40 So. 5U? St, Brooklyn. N . . REFRIGEi 'HITE M "THE CHEST WITH Dver a million -! \ \ Better bi Yours for IGES mf [ guess ther large red prommernint ( 2 fawmar frum nuberrie is ther saim, ; * an i shood not be uspprist if he wus , triner git on a board or had a boy ; , whitch he wanted ter git sumthin. 1 ! by ther waigh he3 mannin evar e im pardint dote's boy ben jack.. he by shood doo soa at wunst an let dote B ist kno that he is out an not poot ther j iat matar off. i heers that all ther cote dy j nous bois en ther lawyars en you a ;er i edditors an al has rit ther guvnar ar ter pardint ben jack an i knose you r it I wood not doo soa unlest he shood be i pardint. at now it do seam ter mea that if v en mannin is meanin ter help dote he y ok 'Aill pardinth is boy es ther pardint c at kummishes hes reckerminted it es a tut "ed. "* now he shood not fool doat n i i by bein nice ter him when in kolumtte by an lettin him sit doun in his offis v ed fur a while, that is not whut dote P off is titled to git frum him en i wood c im lack ter kno that mannin is realv f im *rcin ter pardirt dote's boy\es i lack ^ us ter sea a felar cum strait if i is er- . ,ff. f^inst him. if you hears ennything n ed frum ther matar plees rite ter me at e us wunst. t no yours as i rite, tl is rastus macknite. ^ uz YOUR HEALTH IS IMPQRTANT. ? >r- ? je It is a well known fact that most all '(*" I 0 rif diseases have one symptom in com-1 im mon. And all who have consulted or a ay j called in a Doctor to treat them know Sj ?tr that one of the first questipns asked. ^ ia* "Are ycru constipated?" This word is ;r- the keynote. This condition lies at the on bottom of.all minor ailments with ed which the average individual meets. n, * Look over the files of any druggist ^ and the^sis of the great per cent of av them all are a laxative. The Doctor he knows if you can get the intestines >w cleansed and regularity of the bowels ^ half the battle is won. Nine persons p out of ten can trace the beginning of ik their illness to a period of constipa- ^ le tion. and indigestion. When constina- , r - | q; tion exist3 ,it naturally follows ."as \. ar " is ? in | - JKIUIJUULMyMjUUDUI. i!| The R SI I * E a ij Q3 ^ j Se iifi )U ' z ' ? * x I ffi p I: ul,S F m ? i * >le i J "ii ' i '& < No E 1 ilia ;| 1 li! Tfcoi ffi * MV S;| i Y ji \ w . ' /'"ILtIt A W O i\ X ?~ THE CHILL IN IT." if. %?y ? r <*# > ?j h ! HBtCLes, only .*> r* \, i .. * ay' now'.. -,/ *? * '; ? " ' ? "" Furniture. i .' ~ * v ' ?? Wlfufo 1QME OUlil " I Jmm loes the night the day" .'that then vill be faulty digestion. TTE? will ead to nervous indigestion; th#n folow in rapid order, dizziness^ headtche, heart flutter, loss of apatite, tnd that terrible condition, ;nervous ndigestion', that^makes life miserable ind homes uhhappy.1 You who suffer, know what all this deans to yourself and. family. This ondition can be relieved. There is a srcy. The chance to be free is before ou and this chance ls'one that will ost you absolutely nbthing if it fails, true and tried remedy. The treatnent used by Profefeor of the Uniersity of New York,1* a teacher of hysicians, a^ remedjL that^is not "a ure-all" but'a remedy that is made or one purpose" only, the relief of inigestion. and, its attendants ills, ervous indigestion. All the ingredints used in its preparation are. obained from P$rke Davis laboratory, lie standard drug house of America. Tiey are the highest priced and purst drugs obtainable.-^Ask your Docar or your druggist, he will tell you hey are the best. So confident are we. f the worth and merit of this prepartion an<j its prompt results for the pecific condition, nervous indigestion nd constipation, that we will f reund the purchase price if it fails to leet our guarantee. If you suffer from constipation and ervous indigestion come and be reeved. Call for "CINOT" tie restorer of indigestion. For Sale only by BOWDEN-SIMPSON DRUG C0. 1 for 64 DOSES. Adv. Laurens, Jun^ 5.?Charles Frank, ad his right arm broken late yesteray afternoon, while h$ was attemptlg to crank his father's automobile. ^HgfgjrijajiLrajiininLrajEJi osenb< DEPARTME . . 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