The Abbeville press and banner. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, February 26, 1918, Page SIX, Image 6
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Feb. 23rd.
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$7.50 Black Kid
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$8.00 Black Kid
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$8.00 Battle ship \
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Notice of, Democratic
Primary Election!
FOR MAYOR AND SIX ALDER.
MEN IN THE CITY OF ABBEVILLE.
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Notice is hereby given that a
Democratic PrinBuJy Election will
be held Tuesdayf^ferch 19th, 1918,
for the purpose of chooqjnf a Mayor
and one Alderman from Ward One;
Two Aldermen from Ward Two;
one for full t^rm'krtd one for unexpired;
two Aldermen (.from * Ward
Three, one for. full term and one
for unexpired term; one Alderman
for Ward Four. ;.A*i r Democratic
Nominees to be voted for at the election
to be held on the second Tuesday
in April, 1918. ;|?TGK
Pledges must be. filed and fees
paid to the City Clerk not later than j
March 14th, 1918. pTffi'
Managers of Election: At Shops,
J. L. Clark, James T.aggart, L. W.
Dansby; at Cotton Mills, John T.
Evans, A. H. B^^Rett- an<^ J- B.
Langley; at Cityr Hall/ F. W. R.
Nance, -t. u; seal ana a. uoius.
Should second primary be necessary
it will be held Tuescfay, March
26th, 1918.
M. J. A&HLfcY,
Chairman Democratic Executive
Committee.
2-15-2t. Feb. 22.
LONG STAPLE VS.
SHORT STAPLE COTTON
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Clemson College, S. C. Feb. 23.?
For three years now the price of
long staple cotton has been enough
greater the price of short staple cot-|
ton to make the growing of the long
staple a great deal more profitable.
Especially is the profit greater with
such varieties as the Webber, which
makes about a? good a yield as the!
best short staple varieties.
Believing the outlook to be still
good for the long staple cottons to
give the best money returns, for
this year, m^^^arjners are expects
ing to grow them. A mistake could
very easily be made, both in shift
Febr
shoes in our lai
.11 be offered che
Everythir
sale is carrying
nother
.k over shoes.
r no. 1.
f
Bal, 7-day sale
...$4,95
Bal, 7-day sale
5.95
Bal, 7-day sale
: 6.45
?rey, 7-day sale
6.85
'Introducer" 36-inch B
I one or more pair of S
it, 12 yards to a custoi
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m 4
I
j ing to these long staple cottons ar
in choosing a poor variety amor
them for growing.
AH long staple varieties do n<
yield equally well. Webber is tt
only one that will yield practical]
as well as the best short staple vi
rieties. Farmers who have carefu
ly selected seed of the Webber vj
riety or can get such seed shoul
not hesitate to plant it, provide
they have land good enough, and wi
take sufficient care, to grow a Ion
staple cotton successfully. Thes
seed are true to name and have bee
carefully selected.
^ ' aUaw moir rtAmo . In +
compete with long staple cotton, bi
because of lacking of shipping ft
cilities this cotton is not now bein
marketed. Should peace be declai
ed all this cotton could be taken t
market. This probably would r<
duce the margin of difference i
price between our long and shoi
staple cottons. However, no or
can tell with any certainty aboi
this and it is mentioned merely ?
one factor to be considered in forn
ing an opinion as to which variet
WAef TYIATIOV WllPT
Will inane bll^. 4UVUV MkVitV^ . t>
the long staple will make as goo
yield as the best short staple thei
does not appear to be any risk i
growing it. The indiscriminal
growing of any kind of long stap]
cotton is not advised.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
County of Abbeville.
Probate Court.
TitatSnn for Letters of Adminutri
tion.
By J. F. MILLER, Esq., Judge <
Probate:
Whereas, Charley Davis hath mac
suit to me, to grant him Letters (
J Administration of the Estate and e
I fects of Henry Davis, late of Abbi
ville County, deceased.
These are therefore, to cite an
admonish all and singular the kii
dred and creditors of the said Hem
Davis, deceased, that they be an
appear before me, in the Court <
Probate, to be held at Abbevil
Court House, on Wednesday, tl
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nary
"ge shoe stock will
aper than other lots
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LOTN<
MEN'S HEAV
Endicott, Johnson
$5.00 Men's Tan Blue
I sole, 7-day sale pri<
$4.00 Men's Black Blu
snip 7-Hav snip nric
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$3.50 Men's Black Elk
day sale price
$3.00 Men's 1st Grade i
7-day sale price ....
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leaching, containing no st
ihoes during our 7-Day Shi
cner. Or, 10 yards 36 inch
iersoi
id 27th, Feb. 1918, after publication
ig hereof, at 11 o'clock in the "forenoon,
to show cause, if any they
at have, why the said Administration
ie should not be granted.
|y Given under my hand and seal of
i- the Court, this 13th day of Feb. in
1- the year of our Lord one "thousand
j. nine hundred and eighteen, and in
id the 142nd year of American Inded
pendence.
11 Published on the 15th day of Feb.
g 1918, in The Press and Banner and
ie on the Court House door for the
n time required by *aw.
J. F. MILLER,
;o *( ., Judge of Probate.
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t. MASTER'S SALE.
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r- STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
;o County of Abbeville.
2- Court of Common Pleas,
n MRS. MARY A. McCALLA,
rt against
te PAT CALHOUN.
it By authority of a Decree of Sab
ts by the Court of Common Pleas for
i- Abbeville County, in said State,
y made in the above stated case, I
e will offer for sale, at Public Outcry,
d at Abbeville C. H., S. C., on Sale;3.e
day in March, A. D., 1918, within
n the legal hours of sale, the fol e
lowing described land, to wit: All
[e that tract or parcel of land situate,
lying and being in Abbeville County,
in the State aforesaid, containing
One Thousand and Six Hundred
Seventy Eight and 3-10 (1678 3-10)
Acres, more or leas, as per plat of
m TT 1 r J.11 o J T,,??
I. xi. v emeu, cuivcju.., uaicu > unu
i- 2nd, 1916, and including the tract
known as the Speer tract and Mose>f
ley tract. !
TERMS OF SALE?One-half <
le Cash, balance on a credit of twelve
>f months with interest at seven p<;r ,
f. centum, to be evidenced by the Bond '
s- of the purchaser, second by a mort- j
gage of the Real Estate secured by i
id the mortgage debt herein, the pur- 1
n- chaser to pay for all papers and 5
y revenue stamps; the purchaser, how <
id ever, having the right to pay ftU :
>f cash.
le R. E. HILL, 1
le 2-15-3t. Master A. C., S. C. 1
Shoe
I
escape the rec
; depending ent
3 in PLA
carrying over a;
3.2. i
T SHOES '
& Co. Shoes.
her, Heavy /
....... $3.95 I
cher, Heavy \
le 3.25 I
Bottoms, 7
2.75
Split leather
2.45
arch, to go in this 7-1
De Sale is entitled to
"Androscoggins" blc
n Co
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1 Increase
r 3 \T ?when we face
^ lx tive that every aa
*3 speeded up ? me
J vide food, not only for ou
S Corn, cotton, truck, barli
^ high prices, and a little a
5 dredfold later. Planters
have been used with unvi
3 has used them and he wil
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[For every crop you plan t
productiveness of your so
or write us direct?NOW
ERS FERTILIZERS?o
Giant Lizard Trade-Marl
faction. Do not accept it
early to avoid delayed de
Planters ]
CHARL
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I:? one minute your eiogj:e<l nost
. ill tbe air passages of your h
1iI clpvr and you can breathe fre
ao more hawking, sauffling, blow!
Iicadache, dryness. No struggling
jrcath at night, your cold or cata
will be gone.
Get a Bmall bottle of Ely's Cre
Balm from your druggist now. Ap
i little of this fragrant, antisep
liealing cream in your nostrils. It p
itratcs through eveiy air passage of
head, soothes tbe inflamed or bwo]
mucous membrane and relief comes
stantly.
It's just fine. Don't stay stuffed
srith a cold or nasty catarrh?Be
somes bo quickly.
There is a great difference
tween the simple gospel and
3hallow gospel.?Ex.
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; Sale
taction during this
irely on quantity ii
IN FIGURE
s few goods as j. os:
t ' t
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Day Shoe Sale as follow
12 yards "Introducer" I
caching for $2.00 -Limit '
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the Yield of Fi
; the most critical food situation in Am<
ra nf Ion/1 Via maHo fn nrrw^lir** it"Q iitmns
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thoids must be devised to insure heavy
r own countrymen?but for the starving
ey, wheat, oats?these, and all other cr<
ttention given to the proper soil dressing
Fertilizers are especially suited to the n
arying success throughout the South for
it
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NTERS FERTIt
OUBLES YOUR VIE
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o sow, there's a Planters Fertilizer espec
il. Ask our agent in your town for infon
. Remember, you should be careful in ;
ther brands are unsatisfactory substituti
nloinlir fin oirOPU Kaor Tf-'s V
ky OUllll]A.U piaillijr U?4 V ?W. J w ^
unless it bears this distinguishing marl
liveries, due to the congestion of freight
Fertilizer and Pho
MANUFACTURERS
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REUNION.
1 J The following letter has been reJ
ceived:
j Dr. C. C. Gambrell, Mayor,
J Abbeville, S. C.
^ Dear Sir:?Referring to your letely.
ter of Nov. 27th in which you advise
me that you will "leave the serrh
lection" of the date of the Reunion
of the S. C. Division, U. C. V., to
^ you (me) I have concluded after
tic, due consideration of events, etc.,
to name Tuesday and Wednesday,
the
lieu April 30th and May 1st, respectivein.
iir -fny it TVioro-fnrp. if T hear no
-up objection to that time I will proceed
lief to announce it officially.
Hoping to hear from you at
? once I .am,
be- . YourB cordially,
the B. H. Teague,
Maj. Gen. Comdg. S. C. Div. U C V.
March 2nd.
sale, however, I
n W anrl 01*700 I
1 1WI U11U Oi/jW
I
sible from one
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All Children's I
Shoes to go at Hj
reduced prices mm
during these I
7 days. H
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s: Each cu8- I
bleaching for : w
io yard# &> H
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$' Ml
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arm Crops I
erica's history, it is impetat.
Crop production must be 3^H
harvests, for we must pro- 2^H
countries of Europe, as Well. jjJHfl
>ps, will onng pucnuuuiiouy
NOW, will repay you a hoii- 3H|
eeds of Southern aoils. They
years. Ask any farmer who
m I
ially designed to increase the
nation, free advice, or prices, S^H
ordering to specify PLANT- SUB
es. Look for the well-known
our protection from dissatis- S^H
Orders should be placed ' ~2flH
and traffic due to the war. 9 D
sphate Co. 9
MOLINA
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RIGHTEOUS JUDGMENT.
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The honest workingman with^^H
peck of corned beef and cabbage
der his belt may envy the mill^^H
aire his bank account, but hangc^^^J
he wants the omelet souffle.?
ton Post.
"wants?
COTTON SEED?Wanamaker
proved, Cleveland Big Boll. Pj^HH
$1.75 per bushel, under 5
$2.00 per bushel.. W. S.
or S. J. Link. 2-l^^^fl
FOR SALE:?I have for sale^^^J
rent, several head of mule^^^H
Allen Ssiith, Jr. 2-lfl^H
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