The Abbeville press and banner. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, July 11, 1919, Page SIX, Image 6
OlA
SUFFRAGE LOSES c
LEADING WORKER *
Wuladelphia, July 2.?Dr. Anna,s
Sfanrard Shaw, honorary president of I1
e National American Woman's Suf-j1
Association, died at her home '
iiMoylan, Pa., near here at 7 o'clock i *
? m _ e \
evening, Sfte was 11 years ui
j
Dr. Shaw also was a chairman of
Ac -woman's committee of the Coun- '
3 ?f National Defense and recently
mm awarded the distinguished ser- i
?te medal for her work during the '
wr. P
She was taken ill in Springfield, 1
SL, about a month ago, while on aj*
, Jfatnre tour with Former President t
and President Lowell of Har-j
?arf in the interest of the league of; t
Mfiras. Pneumonia developed and 11
fer Swo weeks she was confined to .c
Jtarroom in a Springfield hospital, j S
dhr returned to her home about the t
aaiSdle of June and apparently had} t
firedy ecovered. Last Saturday shej f
CALLED HER F/
m
IV
Sb Years Ago, Tkmkiag She MifL
Sbelii Well, Strong Worn
Her Rec
Beyse City, Ter.?Mrs. Mary Kllm,
of this place, uy>; "After the 1
Ml of my little girl.. .my aide comi
need to hart me. I had to go back ,
to bed. We called the doctor. He ,
fasted me...bat I got no better. I ,
9ft worse end worse in til the misery
wm anbe#sble...I was In bed for 1
Wkm months and suffered such agony
Wmt I was Just drawn up In a knot...
I
ItoU my husband if he would get
Mes bottle of Cardul I would try It... (
i?iiiwonil fsMtiv If tinwavar that
!? ?Milium III! Miaiup tt, ovnvivt)
flawing I called my family about '
bl*. for I knew I could not last i
nqr days unless I had a change for *
Jlo
I . ?
M i
r 1
i J
I The Henry Heste
is in the incorporate
? houn Falls. Seabos
II cross at this thriving
| ville, S. C., County
I paved soon. 1 6-rc
| azzas; two tenant
g. ings. 25 acres orig
I divided into small
1 entire farm is level
cotton per acre. L<
it. But it now?re*
Be Sure and
All Sales Held
1 > !
} These xarms m
vided into small i
bought as a whol<
Terms 1|
Balance 1, 2, 3
i
I
Irove to Philadelphia in her automo-j
)ile and upon her return she said she!
vas feeling "fine." She was taken
iuddenly ill again yesterday with a
recurrence of the disease and grew
apidly worse until the end.
Her secretary, Miss Lucy E. An;hony,
a niece of Susan B. Anthony,
vho has been with Dr. Shaw for 30
fears, and two nieces, the Misses
jula and Grace Greene, were at her
>edside when she died.
Dr. Shaw had been prominently
dentified with the woman suffrage
novemerrt and was president of the
National American Woman Suffrage j
Association for 11 years. In 1916
the declined a renomination and was
;hen elected honorary president.
She had spoken in every State in
.he Union, before many State legislates
and committees of both houses
>f congress in the interest of suffrage
she was a member of the International
Woman Suffrage Alliance; Inernational
Council of Women, Leapie
to Enforce Peace, and National |
IMILY
JER BEDSIDE
t Die, Says Texas Bat Ntw
ib uti Praises Cdii Fir
grtry.
the bettor. That waa fix fears ago
and I am still here and am a weH
strong woman, and I owe my lite to
CarduL I had only taken half tba
bottle when I began to feel better.
The misery in my side got less... I
continued right on taking the Cardd
until I had taken three bottles and I
did not need any more for I was well
and never felt better in my life... I
hare never had any trouble from that
flay to this."
Do yon suffer from headache, backache,
pains in sides, or other discomforts,
each month? Or do yon feel
weak, nervous and fagged-oat? If so,
give Cardui, the woman's tonic, a
trial ! J. T1
OK
Fhe Henrv
rhe Tobe
Total
ir Farm, two-third of v
5 limits of the town of
trd Railroad and C. & \
I town. 11 miles from /
Seat. Good roads, shou
iom Bungalow, two larg
houses, barns and outl
inal forest. This farm ia
farms and business lots,
and makes from 1 to 2 1
svel and easy cultivated,
ip the profit.
Come and Buy
on the Farm
ave been subdi- C|i
:arms or can be 'Olj
3.
o r* _ .L
o vasn, M/.
, and 4 Years.
Society for Broader Education.
Dr. Shaw was born in Newcastleon-Tyne,
England, and was brought
to America by her parents when four
years old.
Dr. Anna Howard Shaw came from
England to this country an unknown
pioneer girl of four years, and
through her own efforts eventually
became the president of the National
Women's Suffrage Association- In
her girlhood she lived with her parents'
immigrant family in a Michigan
wilderness 40 miles from a postoffice
and 100 miles from a railroad, starting
her career as a school teacher
who walked eight miles a day and received
$4 a week. Her home was a
poverty stricken log cabin built by
her father who was compelled to
leave his wife and children at the
mercy of Indians and wild animals
while he earned a living for them.
WAR DEPARTMENT
WILL SELL SUGAR
Washington, July 8.?Sale of 21,000,0000
pounds of surplus sugar
how held by the war department has
been authorized, it was announced
today, at a minimum price to be fixed
by the United States sugar equalization
board to cover the cost to the
government. The only condition of
sale will be that none of this stock
may be exported. Investigation having
shown that the principal storage
at present is in States east of the
Mississippi, efforts will be made to
find purchasers in that section.
The stocks comprise 14,000,000
pounds in storage at New Orleans
and 7,000,000 at San Francisco.
The export market afforded a
higher figure than the war department
will realize through this method
of marketing", the announcement
said. Offers of ten cents per pound
have been made for the entire surplus
by exporters, but {the secretary
of war, realizing that shortage
of sugar existed in the United States
during the canning season, desired
that the American public be given the
benefit of the surplus."
New Orlenas, July 8.?The 14,000,000
pounds of government owned
Louisiana sugar in storage here was
TH1
Hester Fa
I
Hester Fai
rhich
?Ca'- TO BE a
- AUC1
p ni
,uild- on the
i sub- qrn 1
? Thurs., J
Buy at 11 0
a Home. Be i
Soldi
IUTHEKNU
COMP
Sell Lots and Lots of J
Home Office ^
MHHHNMHHi
V COLD SPRING NEWS V
Cold Springs, July 8.?Mr. and
Mrs. Sam Culbreth and baby spent
Sunday with Mr. Jim Blum and family.
Mrs. Mattie Bowen of Abbeville,
spent Thursday night and Friday
with her daughters, Mrs. T. and
a. a. uiancK.
Mr. Arthur Newell spent Saturday
night with Mr. Horace King. .
Little Misses Daisy and Vera McMahan
spent the week-end in Abbeville
with relatives and friends.
Mr. Roy Kay spent Saturday night
at Mr. C. C. Kay's.
Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Hagen spent
Friday at Mr. T. F. Uldrick's.
. Mi^s Mattie Uldrick spent Saturday
night and Sunday with Misses
Eunice and Ruth Uldrick.
Mr. and Mrs. Pierce Bowen and
children spent Friday at Mr. J. A.
Kings'.
Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Newell spent
Friday night with Mr. Otis Smith and
family.
Mrs. Jane McCombs has returned
to her home after an extended visit
to her daughter, Mrs. Press Smith of
Donalds.
Mr. Marvin King spent Saturday
night with Mr. Frank Uldrick.
Mr. Claude Winn spent Saturday
night with Mr. William Uldrick.
Mr. Clyde Uldrick of the Bethlehem
section, spent Saturday night
with Mr. Claude Uldrick.
Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Kay and children
spent Sunday at Mr. M. B. Kays.
Engraved Cards and Invitalona?
The Press and Banner Co.
practically oversold today, according
to Judge R. E. Milling, chairman of
the Loisiana sugar committee, which
was authorized to receive bids and
which met here today and passed on
them. More than 300 'jprdersl for
carload and more lots were received
he stated. The price was 8.82 f.o.b.
New Orleans.
IS c
rm - /
rm - gth
r>i n at frT
^- traai
rioNs
. ed inl
: farm bar
uly 17
J ern b
''Clock lina.
in val
it Calhoun Falh
1AUCTIO
'ANY
J /Ifl/J ?f /
ljULO uiiu i u-itiioy iriyi j
^sheville, N. C.
jG^DRtt
?11
\ ' I ^
Pure Ice
Manufactured Under I
i
. soft drinks Soft
cigarettes
tobaccos cr\r
candies va)I1
fruits we ar<
cigars the most
licit your
Abbeville Cai
j_ t
I EXPERT TIRE
Four years experie
Let us look over yo
MARTIN an
At City I
GIRLS! LEMON JUICE
IS A SKIN WHITENER
How to Make a Creamy Beauty Lotion
For a Few Cents.
Hie juice of two fresh lemons
strained into a bottle containing
1 three ounces of orchard white makes
' a whole quarter pint of the most re.
markable lemon skin beautjfier at
about the cost one must pay for a
i small jar of the ordinary cold creams
' Care should be taken to strain the le-,
[ mon juice through a fine cloth so no
lemon pulp gets in, then this lotion
will keep fresh for months. Every
WF
228 Acres
96 Acres
324 Acres
le Tobe Hester Farm, 96 i
Calhoun Falls. We say, w
ction, that there is no beti
le County or Upper Carol
in cultivation. Makes 2 I
ere and over. No better g
to three farms. Dwelling;
i. Public road on two sid
5TEN, FARMERS AN
.11 l-i J T-i ? 17
511 IOIS aiiu iui? ui i drills a
tates, there is no better lai
Buy it while its cheap. I
lue in 12 months.
?, Autos Will Tal
_ _ Free Picnic Di
IN g ,
$300 in prizes *
^y- J day of sale. Eve
I
1 I
MBttSSS I
I'Coi^ M
SE^p |
Cream?
, . A ' . .
Sanitary Conditions
Drinks and
i
fections...,.
b prepared to >enre you in
courteous manner and so
patronage.
idy Kitchen
- ?
nl?nimiur 11
, jULnimiffli
nee in tire building.
urs.
d PENNAL.
jvage.
woman knows that lemon fate* k
used to bleach and teaovt' sack
blemishes as freckles, salleiroiiil tad
tan and is tie ideal skin softener, -
whitener and beaotifier.
Just try it! Get three ounces of
orchard white at any drug store and
two lemons from the grocer and '
make up a quarter pint of this sweetly
fragrant lemon lotion 5nd mas
sage it daily into the face, neck,
arms and Bands.?Adv.
. . r - ' J
Engraved cards and wedding faivi
. . . . _ J ? L. r% ^ 1 *
rations ax rress ana jDiuurer v/o.
-/'"
E^H
i HI
1 .^Hv""II
9
\
'V
icres. 2 1-2 miles 9
ithout fear of con- H
:er 96 acres in Ab- H
ina. Level, every M
bales of cotton to H
[rain lands. Divid- | I
, tenant house and I H
II
D INVESTERS! |
ill over the Southids
in South Caro- BM
t is sure to double H|
ke You Out I
Inner on the | 3qj
nd I I
?iven away on 1 {J
iiybody come. I
I