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?ase is 112 inches?
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Mt. Carmel, Nov. 6.?Mr. J. A. I
McAllister spent part of last week in |
Columbia attending the State Fair, [
and visiting friends. [
Messrs. Crowther, Mott and Whit f
Gilliam were visitors in Mt. Carmel [
last Sabbath afternoon.
Mr. M. L. Marchant of Greenville, *
spent the week-end in Mt. Carmel .
with Mrs. Marchant and her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Morrah. E
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lurs. uuium XIJIUA, luiaacs magpie Knox
and Emily Mae Hester spent
Tuesday in Abbeville. Mrs. Knox
and Miss Hester returned to Mt. Carmel
that afternoon, but Miss Maggie
is spending a while at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Gilliam. |
i Mr. Ben Sutherland of Anderson,
spent the week-end at the home of
his father, Mr. J. F. Sutherland. He
is another Mt. Carmel boy who is
making his mark in the world.
Messrs. M. T. Wells and W. L. Miller
attended the Fair Wednesday."
Mrs. Mary Smith, Misses Edna
Smith and Maggie Brough and Mr.
Kirby Smith atended the Fair in Abbeville
Thursday.
Mr. Ollie Watson spent Tuesday in
Anderson on business.
Mrs. L. M. Paschal spent Tuesday
in Abbeville. [
Miss Dora Black spent the weekend
in Mt. Carmel with homefolks.
Mr. J. D. Cacje, Misses Douschka
and .iolia Cade and Isabel Boyd at'
tended the J'air in Abbev. je Friday.
Mrs. Mary Tm th, Missus Edna an !
Corinne Smith, Messrs. Kirby, Herman
and Barnard Smith attended
the Fair in Abbeville Friday.
Misses Louise Conner and Tee
Paschal went over to Abbeville last
Thursday afternon to visit Misses
Willie and Elizabeth McLane and attend
the Fair Friday.
Mrs. W. A. Scott and little Gladys,
Misses Pickens Tarrant and Elizabeth
, Hester and Mr. Gerard Tarrant attended
the Fair in Abbeville Friday.
Messrs. Lawrence and Hollis Conner
went over to Abbeville Thursday
afternoon to visit Mr. Herman Wisby
and attend the Fair Friday. [
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Gibert, Miss Carrie
Mary Gibert, Mr. Archie and little
Joe Gibert attended the Fair in
Abbeville.
We hear that quite a number of
Mt Carmel people are going to attend
the Georgia Carolina Fair in
Augusta next week. \
Messrs. Ray Wells and Ben Harling
attended the Fair in Abbeville.
Misses Florence Black and Pickens ~
Tarrant and Mr. Orville Calhoun
were Fair visitors in Abbeville Thurs- ? 1
day evening.
Dr. P. K. Black and Mr. M. T. J?
Wells attended the Fair Thursday
ar
evening.
Mrs. J. W. Bailey, little J./W. Jr., m
Miss Ruth and Mr. Victor Bailey
spent the week-end in Mt Carmel J
with Mrs. Emma Knox and Mrs. L.
LI. Paschal.
The Methodist Church in Mt. Car- th
mel has paid up every assesment and sh
also pastor's salary in full. That is pe
a good record. Hope our other ar
churches will do as wejl. pa
The Young Ladies' Fancy Work cl
Model ft
Bigness!
The seats are comfortable and
there's plenty of leg room froi
And your further luxurious comf<
by cantilever springs, big foi
and balanced weight?the gf
is at the rear.
Beautifully finished! ?every coi
Price $795!!!
Model 85-6, six cylinder, 35-40
116-inch wheelbase?$925.
BBLE, Dealers.
S. C.
ipany, Toledo, Ohio
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iss Marie Leslie last Saturday afrnoon.
An unusurlly pleasant af- a"y 0
rnoon was enjoyed by the guests, *?en
id at a late hour delicious refresh- ~*e '
ents were served. for tl
partn
SPECIALISTS IN PUBLIC WORK
/ ginee:
As a general proposition, I believe agrici
at the administration of county or an
ould be departmentized and a su- whicli
irintendent trained by education i^ter,
id experience and possessing a ca- emplc
icity for executive work, placed in and t
targe of each department with full profe
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i, perfectly tailored; designed to fit
1 all its variations; shapes and models
i, big and little, fat and thin.
Is season an unusual lot of new fabrics
d patterns, to show you. We know
x wishes in all clothes matters.
Mercantile Com3
e of Hart Schaffner & Marx clothes
sraizipziiuzra^^
rity to employ his own help
ut interference on the part of J|||
f the commissioners. He should
be held strictly to account to
oard of county commissioners
le successful condiict of his detent
I believe that inasmuch
ards of county commissioners |
ot in themselves experts in en- I
ring, sanitation, architecture,
ilture, philanthropy, accounting
y of the other lines of work
1 they are called upon to adminit
is incumbent upon them to
>y in each case some one who is, Pr
o demand from such a one who
sses to be an expert in his line,
:onomical and efficient solution
e problems assigned to him, and
fails after a fair trial his sucr
should be appointed without Wri
innecessary delay. ?r ^
for ai
about
38 Janie Morse left this week
Idgefield, where she will spend
time with her friend, Miss
beth Rainsford. She will visit F
lumbia before returning home.
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ndon, Oct. 31.?A British officer p?ope;
ig in East Africa wrote his par- r6e
that living was not so bad, be- prove
he had just traded six pieces
d calico and a half of a face
to the natives for 27 hens and
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ASSOCIATION
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operty Injured, $1,890,000.
September 1, 1018.
ite to or call on the undersigned
a Director of your Township
ly information yon may desire
our plan of Insurance.
insure your property against
iction by
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IRE, WINDSTORM OR
LIGHTNING,
r\ OA AaviA* aftv tnoiiMfiea
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any in existence. Dwellings
id with metal roofs are insured
> per cent cheaper than other
rty.
aember we are prepared to
to you that ours is the safest
cheapest plan of insurance
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, R. BLAKE, G?n. Af?n\
Abbarills, S. C.
FRASER LYON, Pr?t.
Abb?rille, S. C.
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Bell Calliaon
Mabry Cokeabrtry
Dodson ? Donalds
Ellis Due West
. L. Keller Long Cane
Seller SmJthriU*
Bell Kirkseys
Wardlaw Cedar Sprints
. Bradley Abbeville
A. Anderson...... Antreville
Boles Lownderrille
U o nrrt aIis
Morrah Calhoon Mills
Morrah Bordeaux
Rasor Walnut Grore
Nickles Hodge*
Bowles Coronaea
Haltiwanger Ninety Six
Haltiwanger Kinards
Haltiwanger Fellowship
i Lake Phoenix
Smith Verdery
Chiles Bradley
Lyon Troy
Moseley Yeldell
lerille, S. C.f June 1, 1915.