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VETERINARY
DR. OSCAR W. LEE,
Veterinarian'
15 month irregular graduate
student of The LONDON,
ONTARIO, VETERINARY
SCHOOL, LONDON,
ONTARIO, CANADA.
Also five actual years outside
practice, besides the
army practice.
I will give you up-to-date
treatment on your stock.
I can perform any kind of
operation you want on
your horse.
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Diseases of Houses, Cows,
Hogs. Dogs, Chickens,
and Tjirkeys.
COME TO SEE ME.
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Santue, Aug. 16.?Mr. E. H. Mc
Millan, .R F. D. Carrier on Route 2,
is taking his vacation. Mr. Ernest
Pennel is his substitute.
Several from this community attended
the picnic at Cold Springs on
Friday, Aug. 15. All reported a nice
time.
Mr. R. B. Haddon and mother
spent Monday afternoon at Mr. L. C.
Nickles. \
Mrs. E. J. Botts and Mrs. Mason
Wright spent Wednesday afternoon
. with Miss Mary Kay.
Miss Jessie Richey returned home
Thursday after spending a few days
with her daughter, Mrs. James Haddon.
Miss Mattie Cochran returned
home Friday after spending this
week with her niece, Mrs. J. B. Culbreath.
Miss Lizzie Sharp is spending a
FALL
Cason & I
first showi
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Buy a "Mallory"
styles are new and \
Buy it at our stor<
shape and shade tha
your selection.
Buy it because of
I reasons DJe price.
Cason &
A bbevi
I few days at Mr. John Sharp's. She
will visit several relatives and
friends near Due West and Donalds
before returning home.
I Mr. Rov Kay returned home Sat-,
urday after a three weeks visit to
Mr. Edwin McGee of Belton.
Mr. Robert Edwards spent Thursday
night with Mr. Mack Wright.
Miss Lizzie Abies was shopping in
town Wednesday.
Mr. Robert Edwards spent Thursday
here with relatives.
Miss Annie Kay was shopping in j
the city Saturday.
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would be very much appreciated by
everybody in this section.
Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Sutherland and
j children of near Lowndesville, were
i the guests of relatives Friday.
! Mr. Odis Goodwin and sister, Miss
j Orra, of Atlanta, are the guests of
their uncle, Mr. E. 0. Simpson.
Messrs. W. T. Cunningham, Charlie
Gibert, Marshall and Edward
Clinkscales and Arthur Sutherland
were visitors to the city Monday. |
Miss Claudia McClain spent last'
week in Warrenton the guest of her
sister, Mrs. M. E. McClain.
The Monterey school will open
next month with Miss Ada McCowan;
as teacher. She is one of Wooa-!
woods most popular girls and we
know this will be one of the most
'successful years of school the people!
of Monterey have ever had.
Miss Thelma Napier of near Cal-i
houn Falls, was the guest of her sis-,
ter, Mrs. J. A. Sutherland.
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Bethia, Aug. 14.?Mr. Eli Link,
Abbeville, is visiting his son, Mr.j
OPE
McAllister anno
ing of Fall Good
We are here with t
fv man had a fine oppor
self, it's in selecting
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ruuc i rum uic ii con)
I able merchandise an
VJ keeping with our poli
I to every customer. N
l shown such a large stc
I goods.
jll SOX, TIES, GLOVES,
ffih DRESS GOODS
II j) AUTO GLOVES
y WORK GLOVES
I SUSPENDERS
) SILK COLLARS
HANDKERCHIEFS.
Traveling Bags, the (
Hat now while the
ip-to-the-minute.
e where every style,
t's correct is ready for
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its finp mialit.v and
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McAllister
ille, s. C.
Will Link.
Mrs. Azilie Wilson, Abbeville, tookj
dinner with Mrs. M. E. Beauford on!
Wednesday.
A son was bom to Mr. and Mrs.
Luther Link on August 6.
Mrs. Will Langley fell from her
door Saturday and sprained both of j
her wrists.
Bethia and Abbeville played a
game of ball Saturday afternoon, j
Bethia winning 5 to 2.
Mr. and Mrs. Baughman were vis-1
iting their sons near McCormick aj
few days last week. ^ .
Mr. Thomas Hanvey; wife andi
three children, of Portsmouth, Va.J
are here visiting Mr. Ernest Hanvey
and family.
Mrs. Mary Horne of Troy, spent j
the week-end with her daughter, Mrsj
' M. E. Beauford.
Mrs. M. E. Beauford attended the i
j meeting at the A. R. P. Church at
[ Troy last week.
I Mr. J. T. Moore of Abbeville, is
visiting friends and relatives in and
around Long Cane.
Mr. and Mrs. Mack Bell from Callison,
spent Saturday night with his
sister, Mrs. Charlie Hall.
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Long Cane, Aug. 17.?The crops j
in this community are looking fine|
after the nice rain.
Misses Clara and Viola Beauford
spent Monday with Mr. and Mrs. W.
S. Bosler.
Mr. W. H. Beauford and son, Curtis,
of Greenwood, came by and
dined with Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Beauford
Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Stewart and
children spent Friday in Cold Spring
with Mrs. Essie tones.
Mr. W. D. Beauford and daughters'
Misses Viola and lone started to
Troy on Thursday on a visit but were)
turned back on account of the bridges
being washed away. So therefore
they spent a few days in Bethia
with relatives.
NING
unce their
s TODAY
he goods. If ever a
tunity to enjoy himhis
complete wardfine
stock of desir
d the prices are in
cy of fair treatment
ever before have we
>ck of Ready-to-wear
SUITS
SHOES, HATS
PANTS,
SILK SHIRTS,
SOFT COLLAR SHIRTS
FLANNEL SHIRTS
WORK SHIRTS
genuine leather kind.
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in a short
time
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we will x
have
our stock
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opened
and ready
for the
early fall
business
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Miss Allie Beauford is visiting in'!""""1
Greenwood this week. I F
Mrs. J. H. Cromer spent Monday
with Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Finley.
Misses Linnie and Nina Beauford.
were shopping in the city Wednes-j
day. t.
The Ladies Presbyterian Mission- j
ary Society met Wednesday evening
at Mrs. R. H. Stevenson's. A good
crowd was present and the evening
was much enjoyed. I
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Cromer spent
the week-end with Mr. J. D. Cromer.
Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Bosler and poll
children spent the week-end in the
city with Mr. and Mrs. J. M. McKellar.
**? T Vinlon anH fVlildrPTl
1U1?3? U) A* A' UIIVJ M?avt ??
spent Saturday in the city with Mr. ^enat
and Mrs. J. M. McKeller. now 1
tation
dent i
Illuminating Poultry Houses. derstc
? - his pi
Clemson College Aug. 16.?Dur- ber o:
ing the past few years rapid advan- ?en
cement has been made in lighting ton ^
poultry houses in the winter months. tomori
It has been found that by turning on a cott
electric lights or bright light gaso- ^ ^ '
line lamps at twilight and continuing ?^c'a
the light until nine o'clock at night, st^ *
the egg production is materially in- mark
creased. Most poultrymen who use *h?
this system also turn on lights at six living
or six-thirty on the winter mornings. over *
Prof. F. C. Hare, of the Division >
of Poultry Husbandry, has recently j
returned from Cornell University,!
where he lectured at the Cornell)
Summer Course. He reports thatj A'l
the experiments conducted at Cor-| Jirls.
nell University last year went toi
prove that the best results were ob- jjjs
tained by turning on the lights at j health
three o'clock in the morning and al-'
ifvurin o+hp hens to eo to roost at the!
w I ^wueg
usual tune. However, this simply ^
backs up the statement made in
^ tudip
California, where this system originated,
that it is only necessary to A *
increase the hours of daylight toi'^en^01
summer conditions. If you wake up! *ors a'
the birds very early, they should goj Twi
to bed at dusk. j giving
Further information on the spec- j edge <
ial feeding of these birds and the A \
cost of the system can be obtained; For
at the Division of Poultry Husban-1 tion, ?
dry, Clemson College, S. C. ! 8-19-1
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Farmers and Merchanl
GREENWOOD, SOU"
.andicape Surveys
OCK INVITED
TO SEE PRESIDENT
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Tel
shington, Aug. 16.?Former
or W. P. Pollock of Cheraw, ^
n Washington, received an invitoday
to call upon the presiat
the White House. It is un- ^
ioH tliat Mr. Pollock will discuss _
obable appointment as a mem- ^x<
v CBS
f the federal trade commission.
Wll
ator E. D. Smith left Washing- ^
>day for Spartanburg, where1 ^
row he will attend and address j
on conference to be held there. pU*
anC
i well defined understanding in
1 circles that there may be a
urther decline in the cotton
:t for some time to come, dueij ^
s fact that the prices of other
aro t.iirri'hlincr all!
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;he country.
CONFEDERATE COLLEGE j
No. 62 Broad Street,
CHARLESTON, S. C.
3oarding and Day School for 1
day
Tins its session October 1, 1919. ^er
toric Institution situated in a ^oi;
y location.
offii
vantages of City life, with large
;e yard for outdoor sports.
day
tfELL PLANNED COURSE of frQ]
s in a homelike atmosphere. j
JUSINESS COURSE open to gai,
:s, and Elective courses to Jun- for
id Seniors. j pr0
a Domestic Science Courses, eve
and theoretic knowl
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>f cooking.
veil equipped Library. 8-1
Catalog and further informa
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Subdivisions
NOTICE.
\s per petition of the Abbeville'.ephbne
Company now on file with
Railroad Commission of South
rolina, praying that body to grant
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COflC All icicpuuuc Aavco IVi
vice rendered by said company to'
patrons of its Abbeville, S. C.,
:hange, according to the law in
es of this kind the Commission ..
1 hold a hearing at Abbeville, S.
on Tuesday, September second.
L9, at twelve o'clock noon, for the
pose of giving the subscribers
[ others interested in the increas
rates asked for the opportunity to
heard relative to same.
Frank W. Shealy, Chairman.
P. Darby, Secretary. 8-8-4W.
ATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, "
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County of Abbeville..
In Probate Court.
lice of Settlement and Applica- .
tion for Final Discharge. ^
rAKE NOTICE that on the 16th
- of September, 1919, we will rena
final account of our actings and
m 1 -f tk. nt
ngs as jcixecuwrs ujl luc csmk vi
,n D. Alewine, deceased, in the
:e of the Judge of probate for
Seville County, and on the same
' will apply for a final discharge
m our trust as such.
U1 persons having demands atist
said estate will present same
payment on or before that day,
ven and authenticated or be forr
barred.
M. L. ALEWINE,
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M. f. ALiEj WIIIIi,
9-4t Pd. Executors.
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