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ft j? Xocal IRewe personals : # -* Spencer Purdy of Verdery, was ii town Monday. George McCanty spent Sunday ii Anderson. Harper Hagen and Thomas Mund; ar?Ant Sundav in Clinton with friend Miss Pearle Hagen is visiting rela tives in Honea Path. Robert Green and Wallace Cheat ham left Sunday for the mountain of North Carolina. Baron Agnew and Ansel Putmai spent Sunday in Due West. Dr. and Mrs. J. R. Nickles spen Sunday in Hodges. Clifton Smith spent Sunday ii Columbia. Miss Daisy Maxwell and littl< Margaret Maxwell left Friday for ten days visit to relatives in Augus . ta. Miss Bessie Wardlaw of Bethel spent Saturday in town. Mrs. Sam Seal of Logansville, Ga - - 1- 1 is visiting relatives hcxc. Mrs. James Sherard, of Calhoui Falls, spent the week-end in the cit] with Mrs. J. Dendy Miller. Mr. W. C. Sherard spent Sundai at Iva with his mother. Miss Kate Haddon, of Due West spent Sunday here with her uncle Mr. R. M. Haddon. Miss Pretto Lockwood, of Summer villA. is in the city visiting at th< home of Rev. Louis J. Bristow. k Mrs. R. E. Cox and Miss Edna Co: have returned from a two week stay at Montreat, N. C. Thad Horton, of Columbia, spen several days last week here with hi sister, Mrs. R. C. Philson. Arthur Morrow, of Spartanburg spent Sunday in the city with hi sister, Mrs. W. E. Owen. **? a w innpq of Columba, i 1111D. XX. fv. on a visit to Mr. and Mrs. Frank B Jones. Miss Martha Owings, of Laurens is the attractvie visitir of Miss Mar garet Perrin this week. Miss Sophie Reames is in Ander son visiting her cousin, Miss Annii Smith. Miss Patty Wilkes has returned t< her home in Laurens after a visit ti --1-? w T/iol Smith an( ner sisters, ?. ___ Mrs. J. Moore Mars. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Mabry of Co lumbia, are here on a visit to thei relatives. / Gapt. J. J. Marshall, of Carters ville, Ga., spent last week here witl his sister, Mrs. Fannie J. Marshall I Miss Essie Lee McCord has return ed from a weeks stay in Greenvill and Liberty. Mr. A. M. McCord of Greenville is spending this week here with hi mother, Mrs. W. L. McCord. Miss Hazzie Betts of Catawba, i in the city on a visit to Mrs. Langdoi Wilson. ABbert Rosenberg has returns from a trip to New" York and Wash ington. T. G. Perrin, City Clerk, has re * * vacation, which h II. turnea irwi ??, . spent in Atlanta. :i J. R. Strickland, overseas soldiei f expected to reach Abbeville this week. Misses Howard Hill, Mary Hill j Harris and Marion Wilson have re-; turned from Antreville, where theyj have been attending a house party. I Miss Annie Grier, of Spartanburg.J is in the city on a visit with her, friends, Misses Mary Quarles Link! and Mary Lawson Link. j , Mr. and Mrs. Paul Link and fam-! k ily, and Mrs. J. W. Nicholls have re1 turned from a two weeks stay at: Tybee. ? ^ ' Miss Edna Magill has returned to her home in Greenwood, after a visit of a week to her friend, Miss Ger7 trude Calvert. s Miss Narietta Cheatham came over - from Greenwood Sunday and spent the day with' her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. P. A Cheatham. " ' *? HIT : | S Mr. ana ivirs. iriaunue uamn | , came over from Union Saturday ; ] and spent Sunday at the home of|j i Mrs. J. C. Klugh. J Miss Mabel Hammond, formerly ] t of this city, but now of Greenville, ] is visiting her uncle, Mr. Sam Ham- , mond, near town. , i Miss Sudie Barksdale, who is making her home in Anderson, came . ?i down Friday and spent until Monday . J with her father, Mr. J. H. Barksdale, . and her sister, Miss Annie Barksdale. ; Mrs. C. H. McMurray received news Saturday of the serious illness . * i i of her little nephew, William Ren- | 1 wick Bradley, and went at once to | J Columbia to see him. [ Mrs. Gertrude Sign came up from J j Columbia Saturday and spent Sabj bath with her brother, Capt. W. L. Hemphill, at the home of Mrs. D. A. Rogers. 7 ? Mr. and Mrs. D. T. Smith and young Townsend came down from! Pelzer Saturday for a short visit. Mr. FARM FOR S/ g 401 1-4 ACRES?3 miles fr ing, four tenant house 1 room and 1 two-room: > houses. Fine Pasture, i Plenty wood. The pla< bottom land on the pla s Price 1KB ACRES?9 miles from two tenant houses; gii out-houses. Nearly al Stream runs through lands. School 1-4 an< Price e 293 ACRES?10 miles froB level. No rolling land j there is White, Red ai i Grass. 1-4 mile froir church. Quantities of The place is well wat< _|| cultivation. Price . . . r 40 ACRES?About six mile provements, all in woo h Price i. 227 1-2 ACRES?11 miles splendid piece of prop on this place. Price.. 1001-2 ACRES?12 miles g idence and out buildin plenty of wood and tim Price s n 189 1-4 ACRE8?10 miles did farm but no impn d acres bottom lands. Pi I" Can Arrar ROBERT 9 Just Received a Large Shipment of Landreth's Celebrated Turnip Seed, "The Seed Which Succeed." This shipment includes the fol lowing well Known ana popular varieties: YELLOW ABERDEEN ! COW HORN RED TOP FLAT DUTCH WHITE GLOBE SEVEN TOP RED TOP GLOBE WHITE EGG and IMPROVED RUTABAGA. We solicit your patronage on quality seed. The McMurray Drug Co Smith returned Sunday afternoon, Mrs. Smith and the baby are remaining over for a few days. I Miss Eleanor Gambrell and Miss Eloise Morse left Friday for their tiome at Kings Mountain, N. C., after spending sometime here at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Gambrell. Miss Louise McDill is expected to | arrive here today from Sumter where j =he holds a position( in the public) schools and where she has been vis- j iting during the months of June and July. I ; WANTS | REAL ESTATE FOR SALE?52 1-2 ACRES of good land 3 1-2 miles from Lowndesville on main public road, R.F.D. 1 1-2 miles to good school,?good white neighborhood. Just about a nice two-horse farm. Ten acre pasture; plenty of wood and water for the place. Good tenant house and other outbuild-] LANDS~1 iLE..... _ I ? A li n,TT?li_ 8 0111 /VJJJJtJViiie. viic 's?1 four-room, 2 threes?and all necessary outi good lot of saw Timber, ce is well watered. Fine ce. Eight horse farm open. $45.00 Per Acre Abbeville. Good residence; i house and all necessary 1 the place perfectly level, place. Some fine bottom i church 2 1-2 miles. $60.00 Per Acre a. Abbeville. This place is . Fine pasture in which id Burr clover, also Blue i school, 3 miles from ^ wood. Some saw timber. 3red. About 100 acres in $50.00 Per Acre I ; js from Abbeville, no im- ; d and timber. $25.00 Per Acre from Abbeville. This is a erty. A lot of saw timber ....... $17.50 Per Acre from Abbeville. Good Resigs. It is well watered and iber. ....... $30.00 Per Acre from Abbeville. A splen)vements, about 50 or 60 'ice .... $18.00 Per Acre ? t ige t cutis S. LINK| ;o i&ivzxc ings. The place is all practically level. It is easily worth $65.00 per acre, our price for quick sale is $2,850 DIXIE LAND COMPANY, L. M Tolbert, Mgr. 7-25-2-t. THE ROSENBERG MERCANTILE | CO., ABBEVILLE, S. C., requires, additional salesmen to begin Sept. I 1st or earlier. Apply in own hand; writing stating experience and salary desired. 7-25-2t. FOR SALE?ONE EXTRA NICE little farm of 60 acres, 12 miles from Abbeville, joining lands of Mr. Joe Hill and known as the J. 0. Cann place. 40 acres in cultiva-j; tion; 15 acres in pasture; plentyj of wood and water for place; one good five-room dwelling and ali i necessary outbuildings. 1 1-2 miles to good school and churchy| most all level land. On main pub-' lie road, R. F. D., phone line, etc. We have a price of $24.00 for a week only on this place. DIXIE LAND COMPANY, L. M.'j Tolbert, Mgr. 7-25-2t.'l J 1 Splendid opportunity for men or j women selling guaranteed hosiery, j Handsome profits made in either full | or spare time. Full line of men's, wo- I men's and children's up-to-date styles. .Large commissions. Experi-j; ence not necessary. Write PHOENIX HOSIERY CO., Philadelphia, Pa. j [ West Market Street Station, 7-ll-8t. FOR SALE:?One Car of 29 Gauge 1 Corrugated Galvanized Roofing, at $5.50 per square. THE L. W. WHITE CO. b-b-ti. V BUY YOUR CREAM V V from V j V MRS. D. A. ROGERS. V; V Phone No. 1. V ?-* Engraved cards and wedding invitations at Press and Banner Co. i | IT IS 01 ' _ Progress is the watchword ofABBEVILLE HADDi 1^ ?j graw? J Opera ?f?,JJ' ******* ta | | Miiiliiiiliiiiiiliiillliiiiuiia g idSnEBKr Today?T PAULINE FF HP in F "SAPF || A PARAMOUNT P THE 8TH EPI "The Red MATINEE AT ' 10c. Wednei M1TCH&LL "The Code of l A Stirring, F?.s=inati Story of i.:e N< 9 also 8I EDDIE "Cyclone Sn Tram] \ i jrs JACK ?IC Jj and Louis ??s in "Mile Mnu A Sto }sfl | Finish J 10c. - I i i 1 ] The Best of G iMi?? ID DITDDf JU I Ulll I to be in the froni Stock of Lad that will meet c demands. Ah showing fam wmm & iliiU 1/IllJUIk/UU Almost every art Apparel may be stock and our p high, but conside of goods we har \ reasonable JIN -WIL5U ^ ^ ^ 1 House [j SSSSTT1 uesday jg tEDERICK 1 ' V| IO" I ICTURE, Also S , SODE OF Glove." I I O'CLOCK. I 38 20c- .1 ~ ' -;$jp sday . LEWIS 1 Si the Yukon" H '" ?/??I ing and Mighty arth Woc:'s. i i v' * POLO 1 nith Plays ' 1 , 9 ' -oM 03 .. - p. 20c. :kford 1 e Muff te Kendall" I ry From Start to ?| nnrl Pirturps I I .... t J - j _ J. HI llll Ml? IBH ? }.:iggg ? : . ' -pM . *2wS )SE ' ] ; v r f rank with a ies' Goods : ' ill reasonable ready we are new and WAISTS icle of Ladies' found in our rices are not ring the class I idle, are very >N CO. D