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les and colors and other stc
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discriminating, buyom
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Fairfield. March 19.?Mrs. T. A.
Talbert and son, Lucian, spent Friday.
afternoon with Mrs. Goodman
Edwards and family.
Mr. Wylie Long spent Saturday
night with his cousin, Mr. David
Young.
Mr. J. A. Brown spent Sabbath
afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. R. A.
Crawford. *
Mrs. J. P. Creswell, also Mrs. F. B.
Creswell were the spend-the-day
guests of Mrs. W. D. Purdy one day
last week.
Mr. Joel Young spent Sabbath" in
! Puckett Town with his cousin, Mr.!
William Young.
Miss Lindel Young spent Thurs-j
j day night with Misses Lillian and
j Frances C-eswell.
Mrs. T. A. Talbert and daughter,;
! Miss Minnie Belle, spent Sabbath af-|
i ternoon with Mr. Joel Young aijd;
j family.
'j Misses Willie and Maggie Young
i spent one day last week with Mrs. F. I
T. Young.
j Mrs. E: C. Youn? and little dears,!
called to see Mrs. J. D. Creswell and:
; children Monday.
Mr. W. D. Purdy went to Abbeville i
i one day last week on business.
Mrs. Mary F. Creswell and daugh-j
j ter, Mrs. T. A. Talbert, spent one
i day last week with Mrs. Fannie Mc:
Caslan.
Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Walker and litj
tie ones of Puckett Town, called at
I the home of Mr. and Mrs. S. T.
| Young on Friday.
Mrs. R. A. Crawford spent Thursday
night with Mrs. W. D. Purdy.
Misses Willie and Maggie Young
called one ' afternoon last week at
the home of Mr. John Spencer to see
Mrs. S. L. Long, who has been sick
at her father for some time. We hope
1 . . '. .* .v .' * v~"k
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es for spring
:orrectly and becoming}
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we say that* we are now sligtfar
the best values in Ladies'
ever shown by this or any
>re in Abbeville, we Imow that
lot exaggerating; in the least.
sses $15.00 to $30.00
Presses .^....$2.50 ,to $6.00.
Stock of Wool C
FaSfics and Col
ieces 27 -inch Di
ri1ces Qjetia Q
ieces Kiddie CI'ieces
Thirty-two
0-Yards :40-inch
[ieces Percales,^
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this dear one will soon be well and
that she will soon be able to return
home.
Mr. Joel Young-rspent Friday night
with his cousin, Mr. Furman McCaslan.
Mr. and Mrs. W. D. .Wiley and little
ones of Lethe, also Mr. and Mrs.
A P "\XTo1lra*. rtf Pnfltnff Tahtti nra-ra
the spend-the-day guests of Mr. and
Mrs. S. T. Young and family last
Sabbath.
Mr. D. A. Young went to McCormick
Tuesday on business.
News reached us Monday of the
marriage of Mr. J. C.' fcowens, who
lias just gotten home from overseas,
and Miss Bernice Abney of Jacksonville,
Fla. We wish for this young
couple a long and happy life. / j
Mr. J. A. Young went to Mt. Carmel
Tuesday on business.
Miss Myrtle Young spent Saturday
afternoon with Misses Lillian and
Frances CreswelL
Miss Maggie Young is spending
the week in Lethe with friends and^
relatives.
We are sorry to say there is still!
some flu cases in this vicinity. We
trust it will be over with everywhere
as no one appreciates its company.
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RED CROSS AUXILIARIES
PLEASE TAKE NOTICE
Clothing Campaign, For Liberated
Countries Week of March 24
to 31st Inclusive.
In accordance with the requests of
the Red Cross commissioners to Euhope,
the Red Cross chapters will conduct
a mammouth collection of used i
clothing for the people of the libernfprl
cnnntrips t.Vip wpplr of Mnrr>Vi 9.4
to 31st inclusive, and every chapter
in the Southern Division is urged to
organize immediately to contribute
its share of the garments needed.
All?chairmen of Branch chapters and
Auxiliaries please rea<f this notice
carefully and begin at once on the
EADY
and summer
y attired will enjoy a few
ns, Waists, I
ictive and the extra values
exceptional value-giving v
self.
!! PUMPS and OXFOF
[When you see them, you a:
- to want a pair. When you w<
, pair you are sure to want a
you'll find them perfect in ev
tail.
Prices, $3.00 to
We know that they are right
want you to see them.
)ress Goods is Cc
tors at1 Price's That
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ress umghams, w<
oth,, regular 40c v
oth, was 50c, nov
inch Ginghams,
i Sea Island, a gc
? -good quality, o]
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NOTI(
Gin will fc
Tqesday, IV
March 26tl
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ABBEV
campaign. Ui
The following garments are need- II*
ed:
MEN'S WEAR? ' n<
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Shirts (preferably of light colored
flannels), Undershirts, Underdraw- et
ers, Trousers, Coats, Work-suits, M
Shoes, Overcoats, Jerseys, Sweaters,
Sweater-vests, Socks.
WOMEN'S WEAR ?
I. Skirts, Drawers, Corset-slips, Petticoats,
Blouses, Shirts, Coats, Suits | ^
(2 piece) Shoes, Clotl^jjj^, Knitted1 !'2
uaps, stocicings. ?* ' ~^wp
BOYS' WEAR? W
Shirts, Union Suits, Undershirts,
Coats, Suits, Trousers, Shoes, Overcoats,
J?rseys, Socks, Stockings,
Sweaters.
GIRLS' WEAR?
Dresses, Skirts, Over coats, Night- ^
dresses, Drawers, Stockings, Under- :
garments, Petticoats, Suits, Blouses, ^
Waists, Shoe- ' nc
BOYS' and GIRLS' WEAR?
Hooded Caps, Pinafores, Woolen 3-:
TO Sh
apparel for
moments spent inspect
Presses, M
: so apparent, you will 1
rsis never better shown i
IDS. WA
re sure We have them i
?ar one -Georgettes in all
"nother. and-colors.
ery de- WIETHMOR
If you have nol
Wirthmor we sup
$10.00. acquaintance
and we better than you w
. r~ small sum they se
)mplete. The .
: Will Plerse Yc
as 30c, ROW ]
alue; now . 1
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was 50c, now >od
quality, at !
ffered now at ?
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ABBEVILLE, i
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:e- gin i
?e closed c
lar. 25th. \
i will be \c
this season.
IllE OIL
nion Suits.
IFANTS' WEAR?
Baby Blankets, Baby Shirts, Bonits,
Sweaters, Bibs, Diapers, Shoes,
inders, Baby Dresses, Cloaks, Jacks,
Shawls, Socks, Bootees.
ISCELLANEOUS?
Bed-ticks, Bed-sheets, Pillow Cases
lankets, Mufflers.
A committee will be at the Red
ross rooms on Wednesday and
hursday, March 26th and 27th to
ceive all the clothing. The boxes
ust be shipped on Saturday of that;
eek, so please do not delay.
Mrs. J. A. Hill, Chairman.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.
The annual meeting ot" fhe Stock-;
aiders of The Peoples Savings Bank
11 be held in the office of the Bank
aesday, April 1st, 1919, 12 o'clock,1
?on.'
W. F. NICKLES,
21-3t. Cashier.
IOW 1
ladies? I
in g the m
illinery I
De sure to make. M
than in our new
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1010. \ ; .. SI
in Crepe de Chine, *
the leading styles.
WAISTS, $1.50: . . ' '
t been wearing the |
fgest that you make
>./ You'll find them t' .
ould expect for-the
11 for. ,
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Newest in
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20c Yard I
25c Yard I
40c Yard 1
40c Yard 1
20c Yard - 1
20c Yard |
50. CAR. 1
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lown until
Wednesday
ist gin day
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ifseed^orn ]
Wood's While and Yellow I
' fi S' -hI Corns arc all nubbed |
I S|! swic ctcd stock of high germi- J
! flil muion. For the past five | j
I v .ais our JSellwood stain of jt
Ml iioone County has won first tja
II pri.'.e at the Virginia State gj? '
i 5 9 Fair for west ton ears or wnue sig
! | I com. Mj
j 8 I Wood's Virginia Ensilage ?
L' Corn is 'one of the best and
J largest yielding varieties for
I 8 the silo.
\ WOOD'S
SEEDS
For Farm and Garden are of
high-grade quality?tested for
both purity and germination. I
Write for Catalog and "Wood's
Crop Special," giving prices of j
Seed Potatoes, Seed j
Oats, Grass and Clover |
Seed-Garden Seeds, jj
T.W.Wood &Sons
9 SEEDSMEN, 0
Richmond, - Virginia.
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