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Calhoun Falls, March 12.?Mitt
Ethel Owens, of Milltown, Ga., a
niece of the late Mrs. Beal, is yisit
ing friends in Calhoun Falls.
Mr. R. H. Banks, lately in th<
drug business in Calhoun Falls, bui
now in Chester, passed througl
town on the 7th, en route to ri*i1
his parents at Plum Branch.
J. H. Hester, W. N. Ca&onn anc
L. B osier, lhz%e old rtsidtots ft
this vicifaity, hart been quit* iH jfoi
several Weeks, but are now on th<
road to retfoVery.
Mr. J. F. Gibert is thinking oi
converting tile warehouse he boughl
of the Beal folate into a tumbei
plant.
The first Baptist Sofeiety are build
ing a church on Butlefr Avenue.
~ * " anAttlAI
J. J. ueorge is ucvmui
brick store building on Cox Avenue
adjoining the other owned by him.
R. S. P. Martin baa charge of th<
work.
The Calhoun Mills are havinf
built twenty-five cottages for th<
i bands. They expect to work on th<
night shifts. Each of the house)
now occupied by the famiBes in Mil
Village have a plot of ground, iron
nected with tiieih, and whieh thi
management site having put into or
der for gardening purposes, and wil
furnish the tetinfr free seed U
plant the same. k\ lift end of th<
. y growing season, the mana|femen'
offer prizes for the best gfcrdfch as
a whole, and fof di&kren\ pUmtt,
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"Civilisation," defeated by Tho
v mas H. Ace, the promoter, to tha;
vast and jugful mrSiJr whdse teari
have ffirdfcd thfe toniverse?Thi
Mothers of the defcd, #111 be pre
sented at the OpeHt House at 3 :81
and, 8:15 P. &, Tfeur*<jfcy, lifarcl
15th. Heralded is the itofefet darinj
and stupendous cinema prdductioi
'of modern times, "Civilization'
comes to Abbeville direct from 1
record breaking ran at the Criter
ion fheatite, New York, where it ii
still the borninlff topic of converse
tion. It recites a story that ap
peals to all alike, because it wai
conceived and executed for the bet
terment 61 mankind. ' There is tha
something about it that makes th<
whole world s-kin and promotes i
feeling of brotherly love that i
nothing short of marvelous.
In the vast theatre of the work
there is being enacted this very.daj
and hour a carnage that appal1
the intellect and intimidates th<
heroic by its universal and blood
Mvarerv. For the reasoi
of patting a stop to this wholesah
laughter and forever relegating
such barbarism to the dead past
Thomas H. Ince staged his soo thing
yet virile argument against th<
common practice of war. You wil
agree with him in his presentmen
of the ease, because he shows 701
the awe-inspiring havoc Wrought bj
the unseen submarine on a ifrrea
Ocean Liner crowded Tfrfth mhocen
souls who are sent to the botton
without even a warning. Then, ai
a fitting climax to the harrowinj
scene, he makes a hero of the com
mander of the sub-sea craft, bj
compelling him to sink his nefar
ious craft rather than repeat th<
despicable deed. All this mind you
is actually shown on the screen
you first see the giant liner struck
- then flounder and finally sink. Thei
n/itiiAv ihin accroaches. all is mad<
ready and just aa the fateful torpe
do fc bfc fcrW, m MMUi&r i
inspired to reform and whan oppoae<
by his comrades, opens the floo<
gates tod all go down together. I
it thHUihgl beyond description.
IF HAIR IS TURNING
GRAY, USE SAGE TEJ
Her*'* GrtwhiptlMr'i Rk!m t?
Darke* mml Fated
Hair.
That beautiful, even shade o
dark, glossy hair can only be had b;
brewing a mixture of Sage Tea am
Sulphur. Your hair is your eharaa
It makes or man the face. When i
fades, teuras gray or streaked, jus
an application or two of Sage am
Sulphur enhance* its appearance i
hundredfold.
Don't bother to prepare tne mix
tore; you can get this famous ol
recipe improved by the addition o
other ingredients for 50 cents a larg
bottle, all ready for use. It is call
ed Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Con
pound. This can always be depend
ed upon to bring back the nature
color and lustre of your hair.
Everybody uies "Wyeth's" Sag
and Sulfenur Compound now becaus
it darkens so naturally and evenl
that nobody can tell it has been a;
plied. Ton simply dampen a spong
rtV soft brush with it and draw thi
thrbdjrfa the hilr, taking one sma
strand at a time; by morning ,tb
' gray hair haa disappeared, and aft<
another application it becomes beai
tiittlly dark and ajppeaura glossy an
ftltrous. This ready-to-use prepa:
ation ik a delightful toilet reqobil
for those #n'o detire dark hair an
a yonthfhl appearance. It ia h<
intended fpr the dire, mitigation <
prevention of diaeaae.?Adr.
* iimtTrnriii ilimiiii
; j i Clear, Peachy Skin i
, ]; Awaits Anyone Who
: i i Drinks Hot Water i;
1 bifetotrMk-j;
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* m ntipi ?9 iw* ini IVVI f
X h X
? ;Z pw>t nWB? I
X ilalinlr iiiTiil'ii ..?
1 Sparkling in A Vivacious?merry,
i bright. alert?* frood, fcfcar skin ami
. a hatoht}, rosy, healthy complexion
are assured Only ttr pure blood. If
1 only every man and woman could be
Induced to adopt the mOnung inside
f bkth, what a gratifying Change would
> take place. Instead or the thousands
6f sickly, anaemic-looking men, wo'
mto tod girls, with pasty or muddy
complexions: instead of the multi.
tudes of nerve wrecks," "rundowns,"
"brain fags," and pessimists
we should see a virile, optimistic
r throng of rosy-cheeked people ev>
erywhere, t
An inside bath is had bs drinking
, each morning, before breakfast, s
glass of real hot water with a teaspoonful
of limestone phosphate ir
C it to wash from the stomach, liver,
? kidneys and ten yards of bowels the
5 previous day's indigestible waste,
sotrir, fermentations and poisons
1 phus cleansing, sweetening and
1 freshening the entire alimentarj
. canal before putting more food intc
k 'the. stomach.
i%6se subject to sick headaehe
* biliousness, nasty breath, rheuma
1 tisiU, colds; and particularly those
> who have a pallid, sallow complex
? Ion and who are constipated verj
. often, are urged to obtain a quartei
c pound of limestone phosphate at th<
i drugs store which will cost but i
* trine, but is sufficient to demonstrate
the quick and remarkable change ix
90th health and appearance, await
ag those who practice internal sani
tarion. We must remember that in
sue cleanliness is more inlportani
- than outside, 'became ' the skin doei
t riot absorb impurities to contaminate
t the bipod while the pores in the
thirty feet of bowels do.?Adv.
3 ?jThe
Grand Lodge will convene ir
) the city of Union, on the 22nd day
* (fourth Tuesday) of May, 1917, a\
r iO o'clock, A. M.
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t :j: is the crops mad<
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>ETlt JU*0R3 FOR
MARCH TERM COURT
COMMON PLEAS
Said Court win converge <m Monday,
March 2?th, 1917.
M. W. Smith 11
A. B. Newfell 6
T. S. ?*J11B ...... 5
J. Kay Carwile .... 0
O. C. Robinson ....... 5
J. ft. Thoratoh ...........11
R. C. Wijion .11
P. P. Milford ... $
G. L. Borfil ... ...... 4
J. P. Stoks*...-. .1*
Jos W. Smith f>
G. W. McCoy 6
I' J. F. Gray ..12
Ernest McCarter ...........12
R. H. Bnrdett . 18
Ju. T. Pratt - 6
A. T. Botts I 11
W..T. Bowen 12
A. B. Minor .18
A. T. Gambroll ....... 4
J. P. Ferguson ?.12
J. B. Kay 18
W. 0. Graves 11
, James W. Ashley, Jr. ..... 4
B. N. Shirley ....... 5
R. B. Bowen ?r 12
Paul Hall - 11
, B. F. Manning ?*. ...14
Henry H. Dodson ......... 4
; B. E. Allen 13
D n M/?WVinrfi>r 5
M. B. Cann 11
! Lindsay Link 10
\ W. H. Hardin 18
J. R. Devore 4
[ J. W. Tncker 14
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CHICKEN FIGHTS
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J Mexico City, Mar. i.~Gamea ot
\ chance and skill have been pretty
r well banished from the cafes *>f Sex'
ico City Which are strictly regulated
5 Dominoes, one of the favorite games
\ among the Latin races which was
i played almost universally In the
? cafes here has been prohibited by
' order of the police. Dice also have
[ been confiscated.
i Practically the only game which
i remains has no other name
j "marking the paper." It is a slightly
complicated "tit tat toe, three in
a row.
i The cafes and cantinas or saloons
of the capital close at 8 p. m., and
' remain closed until 5:80 n. m. Thev
' then reopen nntil '9 when they close
for the' night.
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ENDS AFm 30,1917
wnot last long; It is jost Uke a bargain
?it mast bo taken when jnoo can gat It
otchers in tbeir respecthro classes. Too
rgain while you can. Call or send $2.7S
>mlng to your mall box.
LKNEE. Abbeville. 8. 0.
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osphate & Oil Co.'s
LOOD GUANO"
se it year after year. They ; : |
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is good. The best proof of jj:
is "Fish and Blood" goods j;
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with Potash goods.
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eniences for loading wagons
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| any agent to stock cars in
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| j themselves against delay or
g I > therefore, you are planninj
y ] place your order and. take
I | Immediate orders will have
| Delay in buying at this time
I ? Enter you order today for i
| | agent listed below and doi
S PRICES
Runabout $348, Touring Cai
$505, Town Car $595, Sodai
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delivered to retail buyers since A
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iter demand for Ford cars makes
istribution of cars to those agents
ry to retail customers, rather thai
anticipation of later spring sales.
0 intending buyers that they mt
disappointment in securing Ford
1 to purchase a Ford car, we ad'
delivery now.
i prompt attention.
i may cause you to wait several
mmediata delivery with our authc
l't be disappointed later on.
$360, CoupoJ.t Ford Mo
? $645,f.o.b. Detroit 1 UrU "IU
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