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COLLEGE OF CHAF
South Carolina's Oldes
> 132d Year. Begins Sept
Entrance examinations at all the county-seat:
o'clock A. M.
Four-year courses lead to the B. A. and B. S.
Tnp.Hifal fnurse is ?riven.
A free tuition scholarship is assigned to each
Spacious buildings and athletic grounds, well
excelled library facilities.
Expenses moderate. For terms and catalogue
HARRISON IS
Stop in the next time you are in this vie
Webster Pattern. Always pleased to show j
You will find our prices very reasonable,
lependable, our services most courteous an<
to the dot. Make this store your store.
You should not only use the Webster
table, but should give it for presents?
birthday, Xmas, etc. Nothing would give
ing or pleading satisfaction than silverwan
] design.
I W. E. JOHNSON, .
< Abbeville, S. C.
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MASTER'S SALE. | Sallie R
Jones, Lei
The State of South Carolina, by lands
County of Abbeville. Mills?bei
Court of Common Pleas. ; ?
_ ! March 28
PAULINE V. GIBERT, Plaintiff, jthereon si
12a?irLst ^ , ! TERMS
W. D. BARKSUALH., jjeienaanu . . .
By authority of a Decree of Salej
by the Court of Common Pleas, for'9.12.3
Abltville County, in said State,!
mad* in the above stated casej I will!
o**er for sale, at Public Outcry, at ^OW T
Abbeville C. H., S. C., on Salesday;
in October, A. D. 1917, within the
legal hours of sale, the following de-j "It is ?
scribed land, to-wit: All that tract uinely fri
or parcel of land situate lying and insists on
being in Abbeville County, in the knowing
corporate limits of the city of Abbe- and affaii
ville. in the State aforesaid, contain- time and
ing One and One-fourth (1 %) affection
Acres, more or less, and bounded by "The I
lands of B. S. Barnwell, ?William, must be <
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nice the arrival
Made of the best, foi
best. Hats from our
nized Leading Styl<
Dressed women ev
new Fall shapes am
your inspection.
We wish to call p
tion to our Ready-ti
ment, where the ne
are shown. The nei
prettiest in several s
exquisite lines and u
ments shown.
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'LESTON
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3 on Friday, July 13, at 9 J
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degrees. A two-year precounty
of the State. /
equipped laboratories, un- 11
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RANDOLPH, President. A
sinity and see the new
you any of our goods. gB
our goods absolutely HE
i our promises fulfilled
to beautify your own
wedding, anniversary,
! a greater, more laste
in the new Webster ^
Jeweler
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eid, Austin Watts, Will H
m Chiles, Scott Burton andj 9 S
of the Abbeville Cotton j
ng more fullyy represented
f G. A. Douglass, dated I
th, 1903, said lands having! ^ j j
tuated five (5) cottages.
I OF SALE?CASH. Pur)ay
for papers.
R. E. HILL, ____
Master A. C., S. C. be for so
woman -w
O KEEP YOUR FRIEND, because !
fancy to
ilmost impossible to be gen- egotist, ii
iendly with a person who may inte
being too close to you, on yQU inter
all your thoughts, feelings
-s, and on claiming your ancl cour
of+ontif.n on tfip pvpuae of her until
alone. elsewhere
>onds of true friendship the new 1
jasy, and its demands must responsiv
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FALL HATS
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A complete lime s
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erywhere. The
d shades await We are equally
to serve you ecoi
articular atten- fectually in our o
o-Wear Depart- We name especk
;w Fall Models sections of the stoi
n styles are the
easons, both for Shoes iFor the er
tility of the"gar- and I$o3rs Clothi
Underwear and B
derson (
"THE CASH STORE."
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f Children
To Save fFji 1
Start the kiddies TTT
right by making them 11/ i
want to save t'tieir money. Apt I
i A personal savings account in A
L a high-class banking institution
like this, where children
are given the proper attention
and enco iragement to han-,
d!le their own finances
in a good start in the
jf right direction. One
dollar opens an account.
afety?Honesty?Courtesy?Service
e National Ban]
Abbeville S. C.
mething real and vital. The every new acquaintance and
ho calls on you perpetually | complain that thoy have s
3he has taken a sudden friends. The reason is that
you is a blind and selfish ship is not built on trivialitie
n a mild way. Her calls whims, but by giving such v
rrupt your work and bore things as true consideration, i
isely, but if you are a polite Merest *and manifesting a deci
u ii. serve as to the other person's
nownn VA11 hPQr With
bWUO uviuvi* j v- - v? , , _ _ ,
jdence and no-confidence.?U
she directs her attention j
?. She will probably tell
'riend that you are 'very un- j The Semi-W eekly Press and
e.' Some women clutch at!$1.50 per year. Subscribe nou
iRE YOU
flNG DA
rs
Our Fasoionable
F Georgette Blouses A
iiks and satins in
w shades.
- as well prepared
lomically and ef- i
ther departments. fl
illy the following I
re: ' I
itire family; Men's
ing. Dry Goods,
1 anlrate
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COLUMBIA PRICES |l!
SHOOT SKYWARD:
F'fl' Spartanburg, Sept. 6.?Mining :n
town prices continue in Columbia.!^
Frr Y The restaurant keeners are shootin?!
MjfjV skyward the charges for all food. The
fy/ soldiers are suffering most in the resy
/ jtaurants. The real estate owners
\r /r coritinue to increase rates. One horn
tel increased its rents from $20 a p
I month for a room to $45. Corn'^
flakes and skim milk jumped from
15 to 40 cents.. Fish jumped from|n
~ ? 130 to 60 cents an order. In many in-, ^
t ; stances house rents have been in- b
! creased 100 per cent. Milk has ad- j il
vanced from 35 to 50 cents per gal-'si
Ion. The merry race for the dollar, j s
l One reason for the unusual charges s
k for food and lodging is the large s
A wage paid* by the contractors at the; t
cantonment. Men who have never'
struck a lick of work in their lives
are drawing high pay a3 first-class iJ]
M| carpenters. The contractors are \
93 spending money lavishly and this g
spirit has permeated the entire city, a
M When the cantonment is completed c
Money 1
I am prepared t<
I on farm property i
city property at .
L Carolina, on long t
at seven per cent.
made except for in
iher. erty offered and
o few
friend- sfraCtS.
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aluable
real in-!
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ibor will be seriously affected.
Owing to conditions * in Columbia
t is announced that the monthly
leeting of the State Defense league, cheduled
for September 9, will, be
eld in Sumter.
A RATTLESNAKE.
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A large rattlesnake was killed at .
't. Island Bridge on S. L. Wilson's
lace about ten days ago. The snake
measures six feet and weighs about
5 pounds. It has 15 rattles and one H|
utton. A snake is 3 years old before
t has a rattle and then each rattle
tands for a year and the buttons vflE
tand for thisyear, so this makes the
nake 19 years old. The snake is
tuffed and on exhibition in S. J.
link's store window.
If wheat and oat seed are H
ligh and they probably will be H
t will pay to prepare your
ground well and fertilize welf B
iiid make all you can on three H
>r four or five acres.?Adv. 9j
o Loan I
> negotiate loans B
n the County, or I
A m^Avrilla Q
rvuucviiic; uuuui M|
ime, with interest ' H
No charges are H
spection of oroo- I ,H
for making ab= ' H
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