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fr =^fi" Xocal flews : Personals : V ? ?/ Mrs. Nettie Pruitt was shopping in our stores on Thursday. E. R. Miller, of Long Cane, was t in the city Wednesday on business. 1 ? .V;h. J:.'! ' 1 i Mrs. T. L. Clamp was in the city Wednesday shopping. /' " :.r / \ ???> Mrs. Lawrence Hester of Mt. Carol el, was amgajg. the busy Christmas i l shoppers Wtiier city Wadpesday. 1 * " " ^ . - 1 Mrs. G. ,C. Dusenberry speni ye?| terday in the city with Mrs. R. C. V W ilkes. ; ' n ' Mrs. Bob Wilkes, of Abbeville was in the city yesterday consulting a dentist.?Index. ?' ? Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Cochran of Watts, were in the city yesterday shopping for Christmas. M ' -? Mrs. Jas. H.. Sherard, of Calhoun ? K' Falls, was in the city several days this A^eek visiting her sister, Mrs. J. Dendy Miller. t !. I Miss Ivy Calhoun is spending this ks* /l' -' ~ . week-end with her cousins, Miss Mays [ and Mr. Calhoun Mays in Green? - 5 arnnH. ** ['.' V : ' 1 Walter McFall, of the U. S. Naval Service, was in the city last Sunday ? spending the day with Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Hughes. ' . ' ' * Mrs. J. C. Hill and her pretty lit. tie daughter, Frances, are just home from Charlotte, N. C., where they), .-spent a few days pleasantly with', Lieut. J. G. Hill. i vy- . ' Santa Claus has established head- < carters in Atlanta and Dr. and Mrs. f ^Cr. A. Nenffer were among his callers this weefc They spent two days . t looking at his handsome stock. ' Mrs. L. T. Hill, Mrs. S. G. Thornson, and Misses Mary Hill and Antoinette Thomson, of Abbeville, were "> shoppers in town yesterday.?The ' Greenwood Index. ' ' . Miss Mildred Cochran is expected ?: home from Lander College tomorrow to spend the Christmas season with \ her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jas. S. Cochran. . x ' 1 n ? Aj r Mr. and Mrs. R. Glenn Kay and Miss Elizabeth McCord spent Sunday in Chester with Miss Essie Lee 'McCord, who is recovering rapidly from an operation at .Dr. Pryor's Hospital. m / Dr. J. R. Power has received a cablegram from his brother, Dr. E. J L. Power, who is in Korea, announcing the birth of a daughter. ( The . . cablegram is undated but the young lady made her appearance in the last , few days. Mr. and Mrs. John Hill, of New York, who are visiting relatives and v. friends at Abbeville, ran over to Greenwood today to look the town over. Their friends here were glad to see them again.?Greenwood Index. Dr. Edith Stevenson, an osteopath Doctor, has established an office in A.bbeville and is in the city twice a week for the practice of her profession. . The doctor has rooms at the. ^home of Rev. J. L. Daniel and her - days are usually Tuesdays and Frifi days. ? ~ ' .r: TRINITY CHURCft ? (Episcopal) Alfred W. Arundel, Rector. 1 Morning Prayer and Sermon, at 11 o'clock. ?. Dr. Arundel will cnotinue the subject of "The Fading Leaf." x Engraved Cards and Invitaions? The Press and Banner Co. I VVVVWVVVKVVVVVVV ] V. V V SANTA CLAUS LETTERS. V * wwwwvwwvvw Abbeville, S. C,. Dec. 9, 1918. My Dear Santa, pj Please bring me a boys bicycle with tires that I can pump up. Now, Santa, I realize that this will cost a a, good deal and for this reason I will j not ask you to bring me anything jr ->!se, however, if you see any rom- 0] an candles and fire-crackers or ^ sparklers, will you bring me a few. e] Now Santa, I am not asking for ^ anything else, but if you see any- e] thing else that you would like to ;? bring me, I assure you that same s( will be very much appreciated h Be sure to bring me a bicycle for a boy 8 years old. Yours for a merry Christmas. Henry Power, Jr. h, * * * h; Dear Santa, , CJ As I..4$as disappointed about my ^ bicycle, Will write you again, but I -p had to--cry because I could not get w it. I want you to bring me a train j on the track, air gun and a soldier suit, if you can get it. Will take any sc thing you have. g! Your friend, S< t _ i n fj * uuilli Druie. " M , M Dear Santa Claug, Hi Please bring me a doll carriage, little doll, piano, candy, apples, oranges, all kinds of nuts and fruits and fire 'works. And anything else nice. Your friend a Ethel Whaley. 01 * * g Dear Santa Claus, w I will write you to let you know o: what I want you to bring me. A lit- ^ tie truck, horn, train, doll, a 'fire wagon, candy, apples oranges all " kinds of nuts, fire-crackers, marbles e< and anything else nice. I am six b; years old. ' 01 Your little friend, (Doote) Henry Wilson Whaley. And please bring my little brother Jack, a little wasron. He is 11 months old. C S > B ^ PENNEY*S CREEK S > hi Penneys Creek, Dec. 11.?Miss ^ Hattie Rogers spent Saturday night ^ with her brother, Mr. Will Rogers. ? ^ Miss Lula Williams spent Sunday night with her aunt, Mrs. W. E. Wilijama; a( Mrs. W. E. Willlaros and Mi.>3 1 u'a .r< Williams spent Monday evening with ^ Mrs. W. W. Wilson. * b( Private Frank Ellenburg of Camp ^ Wadsworth, spent Thanksgiving here with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. S. ^ Ellenburg. This is the first visit t Frank has made home in eight years. 1T1 Everybody was glad to see. him. al Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Williams spent 1S Sunday with his brother, W. E. Williams and family. Mr. and Mrs. J. .Rogers enter tanned on Friday afternoon, Mr. and n: Mrs. S. S. Ellenburg and son, Private ^ Frank Ellenburg and little Anna p< Bell. Mr. Jim Davis and father and sister from Greenwood, spent Sunday 01 with his aunt, Mrs. S. S. Ellenburg. When distress calls the Red Cross answers "Here" J11 Corpora] A French, War Dr.Richar Pastor of the Famo Miami, Will Speak at th Tuesday December 17, Abbeville 1 AMERICAN I Thinks It Grandest Medicine In World. IEDMONT WOMAN TOOK TAN- 1 LAC AND GAINED MUCH. leartily Recommend* It To AU Who ' Suffer As She Did. "Tanlac gave me back my strength nd made me feel fine in every way. think it is the grandest medicine ( i the world and I can heartily rec- < mmend it to anyone who suffers * om the complaints I had," was the J mphatic statement given by Mrs. J izzie Bryson, of Piedmont, S. C., in '< ndorsement of Tanlac 'on May 9th. ( When I began taking Tanlac I was ( > weak and broken down I could ardly keep out of bed. I had no ppetite,. I could hardly sleep at ^ ight and was nervous to kill. ^ "The Tanlac gave me back my j ealth and strength, though. I soon ad a fine appetite, my nerves be-1 , ime strong and steady, and I feel tie in every way. In a week the. anlac had me feeling like a new oman. It was two months ago that stopped taking Tanlac." ~ Tanlac, the master medicine, is ? >ld exclusively by P. B. Speed, Ab- { jville; A. S. Cade, Bordeaux; J. T. ? lack, Calhoun Falls; J. H. Bell & | jns. Due West; Cooley & Speer, i owndesville; R. M. Fuller &m Co., | cCormick; J. W. Morrah &*Son, | ount Uarmei; *.;ovin ei i^eivoy, ngton. Price, $1 per bottle straight I f THE DAUGHTERS FLAG. The. Daughters of the Confederacy | ave received% their Service Flag I nd will some time next week, dedi- " ite it to the young men who have : one from Abbeville to the present . ar. Any one wishing a star placed n the flag must notify the comlittee at once. A very interesting ceremony when le flag is unfurled is being arrang- ' i by the Daughters. They hope to ave a good speaker and to make the :casion one long to be remembered. ' : 1 STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, I' J County of Abbeville. , Probate Court. \ itation for Letters of AdminUtra- ' tion. y J. F..MILLER, JDsq., Judge of Probate: WHEREAS, Miss Corrie Hamlin ? ith made suit to me, to grant, her jetters of Administration of the Es-[ ite and effects of Mrs. Mary F. amlin, late of. Abbeville County, jceased. These are therefore, to cite and imonish all and singular the kind1 and creditors of the said Mrs. .ary F. Hamlin, deceased, that they e and appear before me, in the ourt of Probate, to be held at Ab?vi11p Court House.* on Tuesday,! le 17th day of December, 1918, af;r publication hereof, at 11 o'clock i the' forenoon, to show cause, if ly they have, why the said Admintration should not be granted. Given under my hand and seal of le Court, this 7th day of Dec. in le year of our Lord one thousand ine hundred and eighteen, and in le 143rd year of American Indesndence. Published on the 13th day of Dec. 318, in The Press and Banner, and (i the Court House door for the me required by law. J. F. MILLER, Judge of Probate. 2-13. I Ragot Veteran, and d Merrill US White Temple j j Fla. ( ie Court House Evening , ai o u uuciv Chapter (ED CROSS State? The owners of Dreco don't isk you to believe what they claim1 for it but what persons who have! :aken the medicine say. Doesn't ;hat show an honesty of purpose? Dreco is sold by most good drugfists and is particularly recommend;d in Abbeville by P. B. Speed.?Ad. t George Howe, of Chapel Hill, N. 1, has applied in Columbia for final lischarge as administrator of the es:ate of Annie Wilson Howe. Mrs. lowe was a sister of President Wilion and was buried in Columbia ibout two years ago. She leaves an istate of seventy eight thousandlollars. London, Dec. 8?Mrs. David Lloyd George, wife of the Premier, is makng a tour of Wales in an automo nle and addressing meetings in sup-| Dort of her husband's candidacy for; Parliament. Whole nations find shelter in the irms of the Red Cross. 1 PROFESSIONAL II 1 II wHWHWwwnBiiniimuwiimwinunMuiiiHirBnnmiiHiniBitnHwttirwwMiiiinmiwuireMituuitu KntuniionmiitiiuniiiiNiuittuiMMmtiiinmiimimMUiNnimiaiimiittanminMnnuMuuni Harris & Calvert Undertakers & Embalmers Out-of-town Calls Given Special Attention at all Hours. | ABBEVILLE, S. CAROLINA. jj > " ' ' WANTS I - / V - . FOR SALE:?Buick Six Auto, in fine shape. See J. R. GLENN. 12-13-3t. Pd. FOR RENT:?A good farm, See J. S. MORSE. 12-13-3t.c V , ' v . L. NELSON, Abbeville, S. C. Wanted '' Wanted Junk of all kind , Rags, Rubber, Bag* and Iron , - {"?t" x OPERA I 4 * ] Hat BILLV GEOR v The Compose* "Hit Th This is an Artcraft Pi< en th< AMI V"1" - TOW , Don't Forget-* * THE M Featuring Florence L; Dollar Mystery". A1 The Ch Season I ' fl ** 1'W Chr^tias Let Us Ha ' - Sou] Cranberries Sweet Asparagus Eggs Pineapples Appl< Fruit Cake :, Cheese Tea Call W. D. B HOUSE j PDA )e You Ever GE M. ( pf the Popular Son: in e Trail I ninvo cr? rrnivco l 1/lUl UV VJ. vvwi uv ? 3 corner wherever y TT & JEFF CAR [ORROW?SATUF AN WITHOUT A ( a,bodie, the popular so a Charlie Chaplii [RISTMAS i is with Us ^ v^|| ..ca&te,.. U. ve Your Order. ps of All Kinds Celery Olives Pickles and Irish Potatoes I 1 Corn Peas Butter ' Peaches Apricots. I js Oranges Bananas Assorted Cake ' Bread Crackers Coffee , f 1ARKSDALE Phone 76 FRDAY | k I Seen 4DAY? X3HAN g, "Over There'',. |J|jB iolliday" Jj . i. M t is great. It will bngnt. ou are. 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