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|g.; VVVVVVVV\VVVVV\ V GENERAL NEWS. V V V vwvvvvvvvuvvv 6vr " > , Mrs. Thomas S. Sease, wife of! Judge Sease, died at her home in Spartanburg Wednesday after an iiinocc nf a fpw weeks. Mrs. Sease*J ? *"MV " j leaves no children, but two adoptc.i daughters, Misses Dorothy and Lil-i 5> 1 lian Sease and Judge Sease survive., t*; * 4 The Julia Irby Sanitarium, a semi-j public institution of Laurens will I close its doors on March 1. This hospital was operated at the old Irby home and is being closed on account of lack of support and the diffi-: tculty in securing nurses. Miss Julia Irby will u?e the house as a private! home. ' j1 W. J. Cormack, of Columbia, was! elected Thursday a trustee of the 1 South Carolina University. He was I jj?: opposed by W. Christie Benet who 11 received 42 votes to Cormack's 58. } ! j ! Dispatches to the Sun and New York Herald of February 2nd, tell of j the execution at Vincennes of |' Rudolph Funcle, a middle agedf Austrian officer who secured a posi-1 Ktion in Paris banks, passing as an . I Irishman, and who notified the "big J, ' Bertha gunners where their shel'.j? | fell in Paris. Funcle would not allow j his >iyes bandaged and himself gave j . the orders to fire. London, Feb. 2.?Gen. Ian Hamil- '1 ton in a letter to the Times appeals to the . British public to take the ' < name of Gen. Liman von Sanders j] from the blacklist of Germans. He i 1 writes: 'j p II- 8,000 Miles. r ' HI When You Wi I HARRISON'S TIRE [TORY TO THE CC YOU GET THE WH FIVE TO FIFTEEN Harrisons 8,000 M Guarantee, You Get 1 mt Less Money. Prices Are Right. State Sales Manag EX S*ri * \ Bgr ; HFt' .. * Br,. Guaranteed Prices For Tires. E?' Ktt : 30 x 3 (Non-Skid CL) . 30 x 3 1-2 (Non-Skid C ?V OO O 1 O Ol^J CO OL A O L-L i^Uil-OAIU OO Ur31x4 Non-Skid CL 32 x 4 Non-Skid SS I', 33 x4 Non-Skid SS | ' 34 x 4 Non-Skid SS | 35 x 5 1-2 Non-Skid SS I REMEMBER, it is t] guaranteed price. CL-i 8?' jz The factory requir all tires shipped C. 0. We have any size 3 listed in this add. Kv , District Sale t H. A. HOB tV-V Sv'. -"7 > ?lr" V ' ? . J 1. : - . . - - - "I feci sure I speak for the troop.s who fought at the Dardenelles when. I say that they do not wish him to. be tried. He was a clean fighter and | always for fair play." Gaffney believes in being out ofj the ordinary and has been having a| first class epidemic of small pox. President Wilson is expected to visit North Carolina soon and PineHurst, Southern Pines and Asheville i " 1 * * - I are all inviting mm xo De uieu fcueau s King Alfonso of Spain will visit South American this Spring and endeavor to cement the friendship be tween Latin-America and Spain.* David R. Coker has announced that he is for Hoover for President and thinks "every patriotic Southerner" should be. On account of the flu epidemic in Greenville indoor funerals have been j forbidden. Funerals must be held on the piazza or at the grave. "The best mothers in London's! East Side, the poor district, are Jewish, in the opinion of Dr. C. W.! Saleeby, chairman of the nation birth rate commission, as expressed in an address 'at University college. Dr. Saleeby added that Irish mothers were not a bad second, and that the English ranked as a very bad third, j During his address Dr. Saleeby j quoted figures showing that despite j bad housing, bad v sanitation and vir-! tually no child welfare efforts, infan-' ;ile mortality in Western Ireland; svas only about 35 per thousand, as| compared with 135 in 1,C00 in j Bradford,; England, which was tho i/tru XV l Xili CUiC v? tii-aiv | in ihe world. ARRISON' 'i v ' ant Tires Think - r>, ;r ? ?; . %. f c adc cm n mom J AIVJU UViJft/ L/ll\bV & >NSUMER WITH NO D [OLESALE PRICES Ai DOLLARS ON EACH lile Tires Are Sold Wi the Same Tire Without Below Will Convince Y< er, H. A. Hobbs, Box 1C Harrison Unguj $21.75 30x3 NonL) 23.40 30x3 1-2 Is ).. 28.50 32x3 1-21 .... 35.25 31x4Non.... 36.65 32 x 4 Non39.95 33 x 4 Non 42.50 35x5 1-21^ .... 55.10 ie same tire sold at the Clincher. SS-Straight Si es one dollar deposit on , D. factory prices . U rou want. Write for quot; s Manager, South Caroli BS, Box 1004, Greenvi \ Summons?For Relief.( STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, j County of Abbeville. ~ " D1 Court or v_ommon neat. c J. WAKEFIELD, Plaintiff, I against jc MRS. S. B. KNOX, and R. C. KNOX, 1 Defendants. ic .1 ? i C To the Defendants Above Named: YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED ^ rnd required to answer the Complaint ir. this action of which a copy |C is herewith served upon you, and toj serve a copy of your answer to the said Complaint on the subscriber at! his office at Abbeville Court House/ South Carolina, within twenty days ' ' fter the service hereof, exclusive of;J ;he day of such service; and if you; lil to answer the Complaint within'' the time aforesaid, the plaintiff inj, this action will apply to the Court" for the relief demanded in the Com-,^ plaint. Dated 21st day of January, A. D.J( 1920. WM. P. GREENE, I, Plaintiff's Attorney, j < To the Defendants Above Named: || Take notice that the Complaint in|, the above stated action together with!, the Summons, of which the foregoing ] is a copy, was filed in the Office of,] he Clerk of Court of Common Pleas ] ror Abbeville County on January 23,'] 1920, where it is now on file. n January 23rd, 1920. ij WM. P. GREENE, |< Plaintiff's Attorney.*( 1-23?30?2-6-3t. I( [] The list of prominent lawyers, who I ^ neglect to make wills, made them!' wrongly, or altered them without at-; ^ testing the alterations and thus have ^ made more work for lawyers andi^ courts, is being enlarged every ^ month. I 1 8,000 Miles < s ,! T Of Harrisons ; I I ' FROM THE FACEALERS PROFIT. 1 ND SAVE FROM TIRE ORDERED. th or Without the ? the Guarantee for > ou That Harrisons , -r * r K)4, Greenville, S. C. [ h lr fc i aranteed Prices. s s Skid CL $13.55 ? Jon-Skid CL.... 15.60 ' Jon-Skid SS.... 18.50 I (317^ PT. 99 OK it urviu vu v | Skid SS 23.55 ? Skid SS 26.75 ' ( Ion-Skid SS 34.85 I, i , .1 guaranteed or un|i des. H It each tire ordered, . B. Hammond, Ind. ! ation on any size not J i ( na, \ lie, S. C. i I XXTTON GINNED PRIOR |' TO JANUARY 16;' Director Sam L. Rogers, of the!! Bureau of the Census, Department! ?f Commerce, announces the pre-1 iminary report an cotton ginned by [! ounties, in South Carolina, for the! rops of 1919 and 1918. The report ; vas made public for the state at 0 a. m., Friday, Januaary 23, 11)20. (Quantities are in running bale?, :ounting round as half bales. Linter.-. ire not included.) County 1919 1918 The State .1,419,854 1,440,950 Abbeville 23,705 2i,75fi A.iken 40,186 50.'MG \llendale 19,601 Anderson 80,605 58,900 Babburg 24,445 53,600 Barnwell 50,218 65,375 Beaufort 2,203 8,770 Berkeley 10,770 15,021 Calhoun 33,212 38,8o2 Charleston 8,515 14,579 Cherokee 16,419 14,040 Chester ' 50,898 28,688 7Viocfprfiolrl 24 940 20.852 Clarendon 38,944 , 39,080 Colleton 12,512 22,561 Darlington 41,613 40,090 Dillon 41,491 54,926 Dorchester 15,170 19,689 Edgefield 25,659 28,021 Fairfield 21,955 24,030 Florence 41,928. 57,299 Georgetown 4,577 5,558 Greenville 51,411 58,479 jreenwood 35,857 34,975 Hampton 10,672 24,151 rlorry 9,217 8,874 lasper 2,021 6,958 iCershaw 29,668 29,737 Lancaster jL 22,2^3 22,825 Laurens l__48,470 57,817 Lee 45,184 41,022 Lexington 28,658 34,663 HcCormick 16,827 15.946 Marion 18,849 18,018 Marlboro 74,291 65,972 dewberry 38,509 35,420 Dconee 25,610 22,795 )rangeburg 86,000 102,398 ] OA *(\A Id ilio I XVACU9 Ut 1 j tichland 26,265 25,463 j Saluda 24,352 25,985 I Spartanburg 76,772 65,055 j Sumter 45,863 51,513 ] Jniion 18,717 18,401 j iVilliamburg 26,509, 81,226 j fork 44,111 36,552 COULD HARDLY EAT ANYTHING iefore ( Taking Meritone Would Live on Tout and Coffee Dmf? mt Time \ "My appetite was so poor that I rould go two or three days without _ . 0 ating anything but toast and cofee," said Mrs. Lube Neal, of 172 " Jorth Lime Street, Lexington, Ky. "I was nervous and couldn't sleep yell and had suffered from constipaion for eight or ten years. In fact, ny whole system was run down and could hardly attend to my houselold duties. "One day my son, who is stage nanager at one of the local theaters, rought home a bottle of Meritone i or me to try. * "I took it and it built up my whole ystem. My nerves are in better hape and I can sleep better and my ippetite is so good that I just can't ;et enough to eat. The constipation s almost entirely gone also. "I want all my friends to know ibout Meritone, for it has surely lelped me." Meritone is the tonic of real merit hat has built up the systems of housands of people in all parts of he country. Meritone is sold exclusively in Abbeville by The McMurray Drug 3o. ! ENUMERATORS CALL ON PEOPLE TO INSURE AN ABSOLUTE COUNT j i The census enumerators have com- j )leted the canvass of the town of j Abbeville, every house has bor-n j visited. Some houses two or three ] imes, but with that, there may be t ] ome people who have not been | ] enumerated. We desire every namejj md now call upon everybody to help; j is get the entire population. Find j >ut if you and those about you have|j >een counted. If not, telephone to us. 11 [n case of doubt report so that we j ?an investigate. Mrs. W. P. Wham, enumerator \ 'or first and second wards. Mrs. Laura Faulkner, enumerator !j for third and fourth wards. :-6-4t. '] j0t^DR ? [Cher Ik iwTvjvw If '' THE UNI There are more t j daily service throu] eighty per cent of tl There are many rea; which is the simplic so easy to underst operate; and might other motor cars. ( business and for fan the people, and the day. Let us have ) want one. ?:, - -1 ; i:i :! . r |? *ii I \ ||i | ^ -' ?(HI1 l?ai JI You No Doubt Success can be yours, new year in securing a g be ready to hold a good Year rolls around. i Our New Term starts < ns in rearard to course ki Greenwood I . 326 1-2 WALLER AVE. Under Same HVanagewer EMANUEL BU8INE88 ''*? M?Hwwewe?y w??w????MP??m?ww I Austin-Pf | Con I We ai^e essential! want to emphasize fine line of drugs j medicines, etc. WE PAY SPECIE OUR PRESCR g Among other itei I be mentioned: Stationery j? Toilet Articles ? Toilet Paper We handle a | NUNNALLY'S | Austin-F . Cor =F=?r ^ ???g III IIHW H?BBZ? wa? s?a Lola ?mM-t.MM.JJf / ' r%tfzvsai/txaB3BflgaMgaaaPsgiivwftf. *f triwi .'wwimu bjm i^lrSTTS- .A. ft.- 4 +**jrji4te V! ** . ?nnnf .a.iiTTrri ia.i> or. >?v _u..'. ' . H i _ . i?ji| / -j yncC |! i VERSALCAR :han 3?000^000 Ford cars in { ghout the world, and fuiiy Ijljl tase are Ford Touring Cars. [ '|j j sons for this, not the least of Jj' ; ity in the design of the car, and; likewise it is easy to j y inexpensive compared t? ; r )n the farm, in the city, for lily pleasure, it is the car of demand is increasing every 1 four order promptly if you L F. Arnold I 1 J "< i | i is ifMBiair mmwmtm ? ?I ? i i .-! JBM&IM?Bfll?PBI ' iiitrnititni iirni iirrtnrrni nr im-mr mimTinirifnnnTiinTMnwinni*Miiiiiiiniil!iinIii!iiiuXjHiiuir Aspire to Succeed , ' 'j# If you will spend part of the . 1 ood business training yeu can position before anoHaer New an January 5. Will y#u write id rates? ' > & . . ' V business College, GrtfcENWOOD, 8.0. ; ' > it ; COLLEGE, Ashevllle, N. C. . .... ,.. , ... ' $j ij'ji EE :s' irrin Drug j Eipany I f [y a drug store and we I that fact. We carry a 8 anrl mprlir.i a^s. DAfcent I \L attention to i iptiOn trade. i m8 that we carry might Jjj Books Cigars jj Tobaccos jj .. /Cigarettes j? complete line of CANDIES?FRESH 'ernn Drug | npany g