Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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/ ????????ggggg ill nin Bib Bought ] DISCC I _ I We have on line of Blanke J ever had in st< I rectly from th I , those prevailii It may seen you can buy t] I later, it is a b prove a good i We have th HADE n1 VWVVWVVWW Vi V V V Sharp. V ^ Miss I,iizzi V SANTUC NEWS. V the city Satv ^ V Mr. Joe I \VV\ \ VVVVVVVV ^ Y \ Clarence an< > ternoon. Santuc, Oct. 8?Mrs. E. J. Botts Mr Lucia; is sick at this writing. Hope she will of At soon be well again. visited relati Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Haddon and baby spent the week-end with rela- ^rs" ?' tives. Their friends are glad to know home a*ter 1 the baby is much improved after a daughters, M recent illness. Lizzie Sharp Mr| C. G. Kay, Mr. and Mrs. Er- Misses A1 nest Gordon of Antreville, and Mr. visited the 1 Walter Able and family spent Sun- ternoon. day at Mr. M. B. Kay's. Mr. Masor i Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Milford and end here wil baby spent Sunday at Mr. W F. son. Kay's and Mrs. Milford will remain Mr. and 1 for a few days visiting Miss Lizzie visiting Mr. i n n n l i Call BarKsa PHONES 76 an Have You Tried HENRY CLAY FLC There's None so C T7I U \T S\C* O Y\ r I tJSIl V CgCLCHLUCO emu. nuii/1 Eggs, Butter and Chi Remember Gardner's Phone us Your Saturday Ore Service?Satisfaction Gu Special Shipment Red Co Feed Prices Redt I W. D. BARKSE ni i ir DLA1V in Case Lots-Direct I )UNT OF e of the largest and most complete rts that any Abbeville merchant >ck. We bought these blankets die factories and at prices far below ig now. n early to buy Blankets, but when liem at much less price now than ig inducement?and the buy will nvestment. e finest all-wool Blankets that can i I0N-WILSI GUARDS FUTURE WITH N e Abes was shopping in LIBERTY BONDS irday. Jeauford visited Messrs. "In this of unre"' " " good 1 Roy Kay Saturday af- business policy 40 8a,e?uard ottr "V " tare responsibilities with government lr securities." That represents the at- r< ti Abels and Miss Gussie tjtu(je 0f Order of Maintenance L beville, motoed out an^. Employees, an organization of rail ves here Sunday- way men> expressed through its presi- D , Sharpe has returned dent, W. V. Stafford. = an extended visit to her The stand taken by the order was [rs. Frank Kay and Miss expressed in a communication from e. . Mr. Stafford to the Savings Division lie and Viola 'Beauford of the Treasury Department anKisses Kay Saturday af- nouncing that the organization had purchased $10,000 in Liberty Bonds x a i, in the open market. These purchases 1 Wright spent the week- * . . r ___ . , ..... were not isolated investments but ;h Mrs. Wright and little . . followed the general financial policy ,? ? of the railway employees. Mr. StafIrs. Furman _n, ,af ford declared Liberty Bonds would and Mrs. ames a on. soun(j as jong as anything is sound _ " s and that if the majority of Ameri " i cans hold these securities, they necesI sarily must be interested in the sta_ ^ I bility of the government. I _ 1 _ In his letter, Mr. Stafford said in 1^1 part: "We do not wait for conventions, but from time to time invest our money in accordance with the dnnr recommendation of the officers and, / / to be brief, since the United States first issued a call for loans from its ' people, we have put every cent of our surplus into United States war seOur I |curi'.ies. Since the closing of the Wxory Loan we have purchased )UR 11 $10,000 in the open market. ^ "We snail toliow this policy DejOOU cause we believe that in this age of j unrest it is a good business policy to . ~ . j safeguard our future responsibilities S> country Wi^ government securities. They CkCllS will be sound as long as anything is sound. i "We also believe it is patriotic to Cake I encourage the citizen to invest in government securities directly or indirectly. If the majority of our peo- j Prompt government bonds, then the I majority certainly are interested in arantccd the stability of the government. "In our small way we shall be not ITlfo Chicker only f?lad, but proud of the opportunity to aid, so far as possible, in; iced || carrying out the government's plans | i as outlined by the Treasury Department." >ALE ^ Have your prescriptinons filled at Austin-Perrin Drug Co. Dr. George Penny and Dr. J. H. Austin in charge KF1 "rom Mills15 P be obtained. W< good, but not the there are our mi that will give blankets of all gr Come in and \ them to you. Our limited si the need for this ? m.?? il:. < US lU |iui vu uue < )T1 / 0 INCREASE COMES IN FREIGHT RATI Washinton.g Oct. 8.?The railroi ^ministration will make no increa t freight rates before return of t >ads to private ownership Janua 1 Director General Hines, wrote eWitt Cuyler, chairman of the ra pRIN ^'Copy K. J. Reyi "XfOU certainly get yot 1 call for,a tidy red tin c makin's cigarette f YouH of vour smokestunts! W awaiting your call in a hi packing J Talk about flavor! Mar smokecareer until you km contentment! And, back c Prince Albert's qualitycuts out bite and parch ! 1 rette will outlast any phon is a cinch to roll. It's crim Prince Albert upsets an jimmy pipe can be! It is pipes where one was smok a.i i : iu me joys 01 smuKing. *. J. REYNOLDS TOBA ? I I fw L U1II \ -To be Sold at 'ER CE s have wool blankets that a very best at a lower price. Th xed wool and cotton ..blanks splendid service. There a ades and all colors in our line. ve will take pleasure in showi >ace for storing the blankets i space for other goods?fore early sale of blankets. :o MPA way executives today that it would be' miss ?S "impossible for the ogvernment to any establish any general readjustment feet ad of rates" because earnings of the citec se roads under the abnormal conditions he prevailing in the early part of this tions ry year did not afford a fair test of in- men< come." D., The manifest desire of the- public ^un il- to have the interstate commerce com- ^us1 rtjfht 1119 by ^ ittlds Tobacco Co. ^ i^P5^ii?'::i':':':': :::: ' * trs when you lay your smokecards on the tal ira toppy red bag of Prince Albert and rol want to hire a statistical bureau to keep coi rhy, you never dreamed of the 3port that 1 ome rolled cigarette when if a P. A. for \ ?, man, you haven't got the listen of half yc jw what rolling 'em with P. A. can do for yc if P. A.'s flavor, and rare fragrance?proofs -stands our exclusive patented process tl With P. A. your smokesong in a makin's cig ograph record you ever heard \ Prince Alb< p cut and etays put like a regular pal! y notion you ever had as to how delightful the tobacco that has made three men smo ed before. It has won men all over the nati< lCCO COMPANY, Winston-Salem, N. I w m j 1j ' ' ) > . Y'-i a . ' NT t. re en its re n? : , m ? '"'V: :es a . ; . NY W , jfl TO* -. ison exercise fall authority in readjustment of rstee to tie efive under private control aba was l.by the director general Hv an ction to the railroad a&afebtrai undertaking such a readjust. b. . . ?M nally's Candies always frtifo at :in-Perrin Drug Co. I BERT * i ^ * i i the national j joy smoke makes a whale of a cigarette/ jif<' > .4 . ' , *ir Awaiting your aay-ao, yoaftt h1<> find toPPy nd baga, tidy nd ' tins, handsome pound and IT O half pound tin humidors md?that claaay, practical Lint crystalglass humidor with sponge moiatener top lies that keeps Prince Albert to such perfect condition /