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Lowndesville, March 19.?The pu-|;
pils of the High School will give an JI
entertainment in the school auditori-j
um Friday evening, March 28th. "The I
program will consist of music, both ]
vocal and instrumental, and a play, s
The Peddler's Convention. The object
of the entertainment is to settle, (
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in IUU me Jjyceum guaiam,^. 11, ? i
hoped that a large crowd will be present,
not only to help the children in j 2
this worthy cause, but also that they, 1
may enjoy an evening of fun and (
music. Mr. Clotfelter, who has charge s
of the entertainment, will help with r
the music and several of Mrs. Har-j
per's music pupils will take part in' I
the exercises. Admission, adults 20c. t
children, 10c. I
Lieut. James L. Baskin, a senior ^ r
from Clemson College, is at home on, *
a short visit. He was a student at s
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Clemson when called into, the service. '
He won his lieutenancy at Camp Gor-, ^
dnn, where he was held during the
period of the war to train soldiers. | J
TITV,a? n -Pow mAnflic norn ! ^
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he re-entered Clemson, where he willi
finish his course in June. He is aj
handsome soldier, and an extremely j
> bright young man of whom his j
friends are expecting much.
It has been learned that Dr. James;
Ben Kay has received his diploma
from the Atlanta College of Medicine
and has entered the Grady Hospital, j
where he-will begin fhe practice ofj
* his profession. The friends of Dr. k
Kay congratulate him on his success, |'
not only in this matter, but in an- *
other instance, of which we will hear c
later.
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Dr. Kirkpatrick took two -patients
to Augusta this week, Mr. S. B. Cook
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for diagnosis," and Charlie Cummins, i
a colored man, for a serious opera-!
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tion. ' .
Aunt Rosa Latimer, a faithful col-! g
ore<f woman, who has been in feeble
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health for some time, developed pellagra
and has been taken to Colum- q
bia for treatment.
. ' Lieut. W. L. Bowman, after spend-;?
ing sometime visiting relatives, has t
gone to Charlotte, where he has been,
- given the some position he held when ( j
called into the army.
Friends of Mr. DeWitte Harper, ^
who is with a naval unit stationed at j
Philadelphia, will be interested to .
know that he is convalescing from a ^
severe case of flu.
Mr. C. H Ficquette of Spartanburg,
was a visitor in town last week.
Miss EJoise Hardin, who is taking
a commercial course at Anderson,
pent the week-end with home people.
Mrs. B. B. Allen is spending this
week in Anderson with her sister, ti
Miss Ida Watson. g
Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Clinkscales of s
Starr, were pleasant visitors in town J
Monday. . o
. Mrs. Boozer Bonds has gone to r
Leesville, where she will spend some b
time with the family of her brother, I
Eev. J. H. Brown. c
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest McCarter of t
Pure Ice
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cigarettes
tobaccos
CANDIES W1J
FRUITS We at
CIGARS . the mosl
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Works, of CLai'lestor
| hand a good stock. .
I hard to get a little lat
in supplying your nee
ROBT. i
^ntreville, were visitors at Dr. Kirk
>atrick's last Tuesday.
Dr. H. C. Fennell has gone to At
anta, where he will spend severa
lays on business.
Mrs. E. W. Harper, Sr., spent th
veek-end in Greenwood with Mr. ani
tfrs. J. F. Nickles.
Mr. B. H. Speer accompanied b;
Vlrs. Ida Cooley, Misses Lizzie van<
jouise Bell and Miss Ellen Tennan
ipent last Saturday in Anderson..
Miss Idelle Boles, our most effici
>nt Central, is spending a few day
n Anderson.
Quite a large number of our citi
;ens were in Abbeville last wee!
ooking after the income tax busines
)nce it was considered very exclu
live to be an income tax payer, bu
low, their name is Legion.
Dr. Kirkpatrick and Miss Virginii
-.atimer are off on a ten days trip ,t<
he "City by the Sea," they will visi
)r. J. B. Latimer and Mr. W. L. Lati
ner. The doctors friends are gla<
hat he has found time to take i
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nort rest, ne is aimusi uioacu uuhh
uving gone day and night since las
)ctober with very little recreation
Though his labors have been hard
ret he has managed the situatioi
rith remarkable success, out of- si:
>r seven hundred flu patients, botl
vhite and colored, he lost only four
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Santuc, March 19.?Misses Freddi
Shrine and Idelia Ethridge were th
iretty visitors in this vicinity one af
ernoon last week. They were ac
ompanied by Mr. Alvin Ethridge.
Mr. Dave Haddon are visiting rel
itives here this week.
Miss Lizzie Sharpe spent the week
ind at Mr. W. F. Kay's.
Miss Lillie Milford spent Frida;
light wi,th Miss Marie Boyd.
Mr. Tom Hunter called on his bes
;irl Sunday.
Mr. Roy Kay spent Saturday a
Lntreville with Mr. and Mrs. Ernes
Jordon.
Mr. E. J. Botts spent a few day
ast week with Mr. M. S. Langford o:
Abbeville.
Mr. M. B. Kay dined at Mr. C. C
Cay's Sunday.
Messrs. D. E. and J. R Haddon an<
V. E. Morrison spent Sunday witl
fir. and Mrs. Tom Nickles of Cen
ral. Mr. Haddon will reamin a fev
avs-with his sister, Mrs. Nickles.
Mrs. W. W. L. Keller is sick at thi
rriting. Her friends and neighbor;
ris'n her a speedy recovery.
DR. GAMBRELL IN HOSPITAL.
Pr. C. C. Gambrell, who returnee
o Abbeville last week after under
oing medical treatment at Ander
on, went up to Anderson again 01
londay and underwent an operatioi
n his throat which it is believed wil
elieve him of the trouble he hai
eeh having with his ears. The Dailj
lail of Wednesday stated that thi
operation had been successful, an<
hat the patient was doing well.
Cream?
Sanitary Conditions
Drinks and
Sections
e prepared to serve you in
t courteous manner and sor
patronage.
ndy Kitchen'
JZERS
Ashepoe Fertilizer
i, S. C., and have on
Fertilizers * may be
er on, so don't delay
ds.
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i Cold Springs, March 19.?Mrs. J. ^
M. Rowe and little Martha are spend- .
y ing this week with her father, Mr.
d W. B. Uldrick. ' t]
t Mrs. C. P. McMahan returned ^
from Chester hospital last Thursday .
i- and is still getting along nicely.
s Mr. Frank Uldrick spent Saturday! .
J night with Mr. Tollie Ellis. j p
- Mrs. J. A. King had as her guests [
[c' last Friday, Misses Ruby and Amyj
s Uldrick, Belle, Ola and Mildredi
-J Winn. j0;
t Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Culbreth and(
j baby and Miss Maggie Hagen spent! w
a Saturday night and Sunday at S. EJ _
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d Price's.
t Mr. Horace King spent Saturday' tj
nifrVif lirifll 1VT>* T*H/?klCk TTlllC ' ?.
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3 Mr. Baskin Winn spent Saturday n
a night at W. B. Uldrick's.
.! Mr. Joe Winn spent Thurday night j?
t with Mr. William Uidrick. j S]
Mrs. F. W. Uidrick and children J jr
!,' and Mrs. J. M. Rowland baby spent!
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i Monday at Mr. Tom Cochran's j 0
ic; Mr. W. B. Uidrick and Mr. Baskin, ?
ti'Winn spent Sunday at Mr. W. L. q
j Dawson's. ^
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' Stomach Pains
J Doubled Him Up ^
k His Kidneys Caused Pains in His!
j Back Also?Claims Dreco Gave
p Relief.
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.1 Many letters are received stating d
.'the good Dreco has done. We print'11
j this one coming from Mr. S. G.!^
_ Deane of 1012 Main St., Columbia,1 c
j S. C., which says: ' * j P
J "I suffered awful pains in my P
. stomach that would draw me dou- 3
j ble. My kidneys were deranged,
i the urine being of high color, fever-1
t ish and painful. I have taken three
I bottles o'f Dreco and all these trou- ^
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t bles are completely eased. My wife R
t is also taking Dreco now."
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Dreco acts on the kidneys and ^
s stops the backache,' dull, tired, drag-in
f ging down pains; relieves constipa-i
Ition; assists the stomach to digest
the food; ends gas misery; relieves'tdizzy
spells; biliousness; coated ton- 0
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I gue; bad taste in the mouth; increas-|
j es the appetite and induces sound
. skep.
p'- J)reco is a combination of many.
' medicinal plants, which have a direct;
3'effect on the vital organs. Being a
51 natural herb medicine, it acts in a
[natural way, so that the effects are
j permanent.- |
Dreco is now sold by all good drug-(
! gists throughout the country and is
' highly recommended in Abbeville, by,
" P. B." Speed.?Adv.
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! NOTICE OF
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? Democratic Primary
b Election.
^ For Four Aldermen in the City of,
Abbeville, S. C.
r Notice is Herffby given that a
Democratic Primary. Election will be
held on Tuesday, the 25th of March,
1919, for the purpose of choosing
! one Alderman for each Ward as the
[Democratic nominee to be voted for
at "the election to be held the second g
J Tuesday in April, 1919.
! Pledges must be filed and fees paid ?
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to the City Clerk on or before March &
j 21st, 1919. ||
| , The following will act'as managers
] of the election: ih
At the Shops;?J. L. Clark, L. W. |
! Dansby, Martin Seal. |?
j At the Cotton Mill?J. T. Evans, ^
I A. H. Uarnett, (j. W. Godfrey.
! At City Ilall?T. C. Seal, C. A. d
j Botts, J. A. Cheek. |ij
In case a second primary is neces-,#
| sary, same will bf held Tuesday, jl
! April 1st, 1919, and the sur^e mana- y
, gers will serve.
WM. P. GREENE,
Chr. Dem. Ex. Com.
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Harris & Calvert jj:
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fl Undertaker* & Erabalmers
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11 Out-of-town Calls Given Spe- It!
II cial Attention-at all Hours, jfj
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IEDMONT COLORED '
RACE CONFERENCE
Come to Greenwood and attend
le Piedmont Race Confernce at Mt.
isgah A. M. E. Church and Morris
hapel Baptist Church. (They are
lose together.) \
The colored citizens of Greenwood
link this is the best time to entertain J
le conference on account of farm-j
1 g interests. Notify people in lod-J
es, churches and Sunday Schools
bout this great Conference. Gov.;
;. A. Cooper deliver the first address
[arch 25th, at 10 A. M. \
It is' worth walking one hundred
liles to hear Mr. Woods, who speaks
n the first day. ]
Dr. B. D. Gray of Atlanta, Ga.,1 |
rill spend both days at the Confer- I
nnp.
The first day will be devoted to I
le discussion of Grievances of the
fegro, Race Relations, Race Adjust- B
tent. ^
The second day will be devoted to g
ivangelism. Colored and. white 3
peakers are as good as can be found h
i America.
Railroad accommodations in and g
ut of Greenwood are good. If you
re going, write *Rev. Hemingway
!hr. or C. R. Stuart, Chr., Greenwood,
S. C.
Richard Carroll, Columbia, S. C.|
Pres. S. C. Race Conference. j
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fEWS OF CALHOUN s
FALLS SCHOOL
Misses McLane and Keith, teachers
f the Calhoun Falls school, gave a
elightful Musical op last Friday:
ight for the benefit of the school.1
'he entertainment was quite a sue-:
ess and greatly enjoyed by those,
resent. The program consisted of
iano, violin, and vocal solos, duets,
uartets and choruses.
HONOR ROLL.
Evelyn Tucker, Clara Parker,
[oward Milford, Ilene Tucker, Ruby
oore, Ada Martin, .Robbie Black,
:uth Manning, Ruth Milford, James
lilford, Jessie Parker, Lillie Parker,
llizabeth Tate, Clinton Sanders, Erest
Tucker, jl
Ruth McLane, Prin. %
Orrie Keith, Assistant. ^
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