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weanesaay, ouuc u, uxi. [anno! (RE-< The City M been closed f o will open up wmm with a full li and western Mm jjtyyn .:{ carry a line ol W fpprecia your business. Tel ami hi uiit mi C H. BO! BBiBBiBBBiBinnnnma !i @11111 I On a hot d <<R1a. IUlVfi In addition to keeping of your patented, built-ii abundance of dri impurities can re AUTOMi [ I is a blessing, too, E J conscientious wo: ftfj XlLLllIg J l ly insulated 8-p) f] INSURE A CC 11 COLDNESS, wh IJ tomatic circula l] vents the mixin J flavors and | J PERFECTLY [ I FOOD, tasting [ J best. 11 You simply m 1j Automatic befoi [ 3 your refrigeratoi 1 W. A. L__ % JNCEMENT 3PENING) [eat Market, having r. the past few weeks, for business AY, JUNE 64 J X Jomestic and meats. We'll alsp j > V ? * , * j "' t r rancy groceries, te a liberal share of . .V, . v* ' ; ~ ?' yj ephone No. 1 HAHIIPT :ai hi arm i 5DELL, Proprietor iiaraafaraaian^ i I i ay you'll say j is that water cooler" J its 100 per cent, service in the j food, the Automatic, with its j i water cooler, gives a constant j inking water that no odors or I ach. The I - . I \TIC Refrigerator j , for its economy of ice. The J rkmanship put into it?its tight- [ ; thorough- i y walls? [ )NSTANT I ile the au- [ tion pre- ! e- of food /' w s, I INJURES ust see the | CALVERT ["HOW I CAN Bl'.ST SERVE MY . COUNTRY If! TIME OF WAR" (By Ernestine H( Cor<l of the second grade.?1st prize.) I em a little girl in the seeond grade, but Ifean lierve my country in lots of ways. I can have a garden nnd raise vegetables to serve my I country. I can go "bare-footed to I save my shoes. I can serve my country by not being wasteful. I can serve my country by canning and dry ing fruit I can bake a cake for the soldiers. I can keep my clothes clean, and I can nerve my country by not going to moving-pictures. I can help my mother about in the house, 1 can make pillow cases for the soldiers. I can knit scarfs for them. I can rise early and work in the garden before I got to school. I can send the soldiers lots of things and I can keep my books and tablets neat and when on? page has writing on it I can use the other side. I can buy a pig ?nd pull weeds for it, and I can bring dovn the price of meat by raising it? and I can bring down the price of iiour too, by planting wheat, and I can plant corn and potatoeis and what I don't need I ean end to the soldien, ai d I ean help the starring poor people by sending then food. ' ' ' A little girl ea* do to Mueh good it would take me a Idnj;, lengtimeto tell what I ?o*Jd <j&.I cam kelp my motkcr to Kiki ? r i cm WTt Memtrr.iif T P7 ?v*ry aayr and act riving anybody any trouble I wint fnunbU.tvwf my t*o4i ?d^ol mMt mQ *tfc Urf imtm MMI ??qfv*4fcigi faiv-fartSMr'ifa'tfcNf |kHw W h*u wi Fcairiifc *m wtk* umm% ikkWin4inUir ??t ?. I tu wMiif ?)i M ' mt N?i?i tiwy WfiSjte <mL ~Wfcf?4ntrttkin* to liiffk l M 4? ?nb?t tlua*. If araryMy flMll wobW CMM M. I ?M mi U? rdiw* ?rt>lw.J 1 (III fray* far t&?ai Ci make then better at a. Tfcia country nMdi Chifet&n i?L '' I e?a buy a cow ind leoj-n to atfflc b?f, and make* rtod ^ilk ind butter, and what I don't netd I can Mil, and I can ffre the poor~];>eorl? soma. Any wrirV tKkt T r?n do irfR be!o. The titet has com* when anybody should be ashamed to be <!aufht loafing. If every man, woman and child would go to work this country would be better off. Beiijsmin Franklin has said: "A penny saved is a penny earned." "Hew I Caa Beat Sirrs My Ceeatry Ea Time of War." (By Mary Hemphill Greene of the eighth grade.?1st prize.) II uur country u mw?iqg a Dn.oi crisis, and this is the time for evers man, woman and child to show theii patriotism by helping this country tc win the war. There are two things that are essential to carry on a war. They art 1 soldiers and food. I cannot help mj I country by fighting in the trenches I but I can help by raising food. All J of the school children in the United States will be united into a great I army with hoes and rakes as weap ] ons. They will serve humanity bj stopping the food shortage in thii country. The food products that w< ] are asked to raise are peas and to ? TUom ara inonv nf IIS wVw I IttAWMl A tit** V UA V WW TTM1 do not know the proper way to plaw J a garden, but we can join the Tomat< ] Club and learn how. ? But, this is not the only way ii J which I can help stop the food short 1 age. I can use less at home. ?very da} * eoxae dish thfet we could easily d< ] without is put on the table. We cai 1 all ask that the use of so much fancj J food be stopped. If each person ii I Abbeville spends 5 cents a day oi 1 some kind of fancy food, it seems i very trivial matter at tiae time, bu I have you ever stopped to think ho? ] much could be saved if sou did with out this? If you would save that I cents each day, then in 365 day* yoi | will have saved (18.26. Abbevill has a population of 5,000 people, s< the Abbeville people could save $91, I 250 each year. | But, even if I plant food in th< | summer, it Trill all be gone in th< II winter: therefore, I must learn U I can my product*. The women o: I Atlanta nave pledged themselves t< I pat up one can of vegetables eael I day. This would take only a fev |j minutes and a little trouble and a Ithe end of the summer they will havi enough provisions to last a large par ] of the winter. If we will do this w< * can help our country as much as tht J soldiers in the trenches do. I Many of the people of the Unite< | States have not been awakened ti 5ithe fact that we are facing a grea I food shortage, and they only laugl II when others speak of this danger. ] ,can help my country by trying U I, convince these people of the faci I -that they must plant and save food. There are man/ other ways tha< I girls can help their country, but J r| consider these the best ways that J C r??n heln. Each nerson has a differ ent duty to perform and a different \ way to perform it; but each person serves his country equally well, whether it be in the field of war 01 J in the field of agriculture. We all stand under the same banner ,for a common cause and with a common J motto: To Make America First. 1 How I Can Best Serve My Country in Time of War. J (By Grace Link, of the eighth grade) I Now honorable judges, as we, the United States, have entered into this ] world-wide war it is very necessary ? All* T* Q rf 3| lor every one oa ua tu uu towards helping oar country, both 21 allies and the people living at home. 1 Many people in Belgium and Greece are starving to death, and now if we J start in time we can save our counIjtry from starvation. :| It is the great question of to-day, Jpvhere are we to get enough supplies 1 for the allies and peo;ple at home. I Why shouldn't we answer this quesJ tion by planting all the food stuff we g can,along with cotton to make clothes for all, this would be a great help to our eountry. Then it would be only play for the children to have gardens in the yard or any apace we may have,, and I am isure this would be a "help to our mother and eountry. We, the people in the United States, are or have been extravagant. We wear fine silks and other unnecessary things that are imported from other countries, sending out' our *A/\natf fK*m uivuvjr ava vuv?m< Now we can wear plain simple clothes and our diet can be plain, for when we buy these things that do not do us any good we are simply throwing away money at this present time. I can help my country also my home, by not wasting food. When it is cooked we should eat it or save it until the next meal, for instance bread, because some day we may suffer for the very crumbs we^hrow away. Then I can help my country by saving my clothes, every piece of flDedcLnj ? PRESENTS? '< s-r- ' >?; tlO] I, ia u4 i?* #ir Mf| tUt Uhm yvfa * ?Bf|ho < ,W? W?? ? i-. w. !. ; j/ui.'vBM * ;.*.i.. ,> ;> !i; i ./ ;>.' W. E. JOHN . l?m r.f J i t)&3rmaf. mmMmtmmmmmmam fr tn ("f 11 fi'Hr irf nth iiM MT.5. "vrt jet */ V* i V2 11 ;ii! * : M YoarE ' J Having rea sudden emerge only when you hi your salary or vs Start with a t necessary. In can and 8( hive a sub eat-bearii safety, V ment, j hhbmhb^^f indept ^ Safety?HonestyThe Nati Abbev : BIT-' For All I r* EASY AND 1 KILLS LICE, TICKS, FLEAS, ) RINGWORM, SCRATCHI t EASE QERMS AND [ NON-IRRITATING. EPF t You os 't sfford to lot I oot your stock olive. Got i [ follow dlrootlono. It will [ ond give tho stock s chsn< t Uso It In bsrns, hog pons, 1 nols?sny plsoo whoro thoi KRfSO DIP la i eofll tar 1 water. It doaa not burn or i doaa not bllatar or take the I last and doaa mora than an; bottar Invaatmant than to bi tlaka, mltoa and flaaa and p tha garma. Ono gallon of KRF.SO [ whan mixed with water. E by tho manufacturers, then fTHE McMURF cloth is needed io clothe oar sei? diers and peeple at home when wa KB do net take care ef them our nwdt* H en will' hare then* ; to bay," acazn, H| spending the money that would hare HB been saved. Tcan learn to sew,~I?r H| many people will be in need ?f clothes and this will be a great for these ready made garments ?m 3H I brine a rood nriee ana we can Dtt Hi this money to "some good use to help HQ oar county. I can serve my country by leanting to shoot a gun for some - when our men are on the battle fieU suppose the negro women or any on* should take a spite at the white riv? men, would not, if they should braak in our house trying to kill us b? s great help to our country ' if' in ,9H would be able to shoot them? ft would be the same as killine a German that would try to break in our H (Continued on page seven.) H something for the Newly- J| H gLs?it's a difficult problem J| | select a ffift that will not be ,J| < plicated by some one else. rJ| !n our years of experience }<J| have helped many puzzled 11 >ple make judicious selec- f J| els. fcet us help you to mafce ;j its. : Our stock comprises a uM nsmnd and one?di?ereut arIm thai would prove both fl iful aad-Jbtighly acceptable '>*1 '' I v>io %tTi Vj tfirr- jjjM SON| J?WMir vtmsn'if"^ ~ 4,"w"' m t Liu::?U*;. .vaa/^* jjue& Al a '":.f ^\V '".'V n r% /^lwf a ' m' arnings mf | - Vl dy cash for S * ncies is possible * ive saved a part of ages. ~ B ' J miall deposit if JH , icrease it as you \ >on you will f sUntiftl interb g Account, eeling of content* _ flr pride and -Courtesy?Service 1 onal Bank 1 ille S. C. I m i -ive Stock 8AFC TO USK. MITES. FOR MANQE, SCAR; B 1%, ETC. DESTROYS DIS- fl DRIVES AWAY FUES. 1 ECTIVE. INBXPKNSIVK* I llco, tick#, floaa and mftaa II supply of KRESO DIP and | put an and to tha paraoltaa jl :e to tnrivo ana put on fleslt. II ohlokon houses and dog ken- II o are vermin. U product. It mlxoa raadlly with Irritate llko oarbollo aold. It lair off llko kerosene. It ooata y of those. You oan't make a jy some Kreao Dip to kill lloo? irovont disease by doatroyln? >IP makes 60 to 75 gallona ach lot Is STANDARDIZED ifore always tho same. A T0IAI i EE BOOKLET*, / '