The Abbeville press and banner. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, February 13, 1920, Image 2
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| Kitchen Cabinets,
Kitchen Safes,
Beds,
jg| I Cribs,
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il I OIL HEATERS,
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SENATE INQUIRY ORDERED banks had resu
AS TO RESERVE BANKS pression in the
The extent to which the reserve charged that a
H . banks of this country , hfcve with- forced to move
drawn their credits on grain is to of the farmer
be investigated by a Senate Com- ' into the larger
mittee. The Committee on banking, jt was expia
and Currency will make the inquiry. c},arge that the
Chairman Gronna of the Agricultural resuit in a r
Committee, who proposed the inquiry banks of the a
said the curtailing of credit by the their cust0mer
' ' ! readjustment r
Engraved Cards and Invitations--j feet customers
The Press and Banner Co. ' j necessities held
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! leans also was
| SAYS HOT WATER cat
I WASHES POISONS ?
FROM THE LIVER
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Everyone should drink hot water
with phosphate in It, \ > >
before breakfast.
I Lowndesville
To feel as fine as the proverbial Iva Feb. 5th, b
fiddle, we must keep the liver washed j Lester Waters
clean, almost every morning, to pre-| . , , f
vent its sponge-like pores from clog- jgms' DOtn
ging with indigestible material, sour Waters has be(
bile and poisonous toxins, says a noted &1 vears ancj at
physician. .
If you get headaches, it's your liver riage was teac
If you catch cold easily, it's your liver.! Spring school.
If you wake up with a bad taste, furred1 ,
iongue, nasty breath or stomach be- emPlary y?ung.
comes rancid, it's your liver. Sallow al character an
skin, muddy complexion, watery eyes fictions Tl^
all denote liver uncleanliness. Ydur ?
liver is the most important, also the ding trip to Atl
must abused and neglected organ o! points, after tl
the body. Few know its luncuon or , , , . ,
how to release the dammed-up body m^Ke tneir non
waste, bile and toxins. Most folk? There are tl
resort to'violent calomel, which is a tu,n in rp
dangerous* salivating chemical which I
caik only be used occasionally because | Ellenburg and
'it accumulates in the tissues, also j and Williams :
attacks Jthe bones. , D ? , ? Every
man and woman, sick 01 j and "arPe
well, should drink each morning be I in a filling sta'
fore breakfast a glass of hot water j plpf,fp:_ ct. ,,,,
with a teaspoonful of limestone phos-l eiec[ric slordge
phate in it, to wash from the liver and ! Sergt. McCo
bowels the previous day's indigestible I several d at
material, the poisons, sour bile and; . .
-??? * >? -.mnofanino , centlv. solicitin
lOXl-Ub, luua ucauoiug, 9n<?vcuiuei,
and freshening the entire alimentary; gnt branches oi
canal before putting more food intc'
the stomach. ! There is a gr
Limestone phosphate does not re- ' all the cases m:
strict the diet like calomel, because it i.- T r> on
can not salivate, for it is harmless, and; . ' '
you can eat anything afterwards. It j is convalescent
is inexpensive and almost.tasteless, and! jn a few days.
K; any pharmacist will sell you a quarter M , '
H ' pound, which is sufficient for a dem- Mrs* Ada Mc
i onetration of how hot'water and lime- dia Bell of Iva
stone phosphate cleans* stimulates and ?ev an j w
freshens the liver, keeping you feeling
?* Mr. Marion
lit day in ana a?y out. - ? ?
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Rugs,,
Congoleum,
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tojdate jn the Furr
call from you,
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lted in an artificial de-.was a business vis
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s price of gr&n. He week.
, "situation ;was being Mr. J. A. Harp<
: grain frofti the hands visitor for several
and country elevators last week.
cities." . | Mrs> w. M. Sp^
ined in support of the from-Atlanta, whe
increased rates would, al weeks with her
eadjustment by the| Tennent.
mounts of credits to! Mrs. J. F. Harp
s, and that such a Caldwell, Calhoun
lecessarily would af- 0f ^er brothers, #1V
who had borrowed on'a. V. Barnes.
I in storage. The in-, Mr Ray clink:
if interest on their hag been in town S(
expected to curtail sjowiy recuperating
loans customers would but stilj unable to
y. , . on the railroad.
Rev. H. C. Feni
AV.VV VVVV^I for several days 1
> ^ j vere attack of hicc
SDESVILLE : to be on the street
^ Misses Treva. an(
spending this week
I Antreville and Cal
, Feb. 11.?Married &t Mrs. Ida Garner
y Rev. McRee, Mr.; Miss Lois Watson
and Miss Lollie Scog- eraldays last weel
Lowndesville. Mrs.! Mr. and Mrs. J.
;n teaching for sever-^ their little folks ha
the time of her mar- cottage opposite A
her of the Diamond' Mr.7"Albert Pow(
Mr. Waters is an ex- Power were in tow
,man of splendid mor- last Saturday. Dr. 1
d good business quali- missionary to Kor<
r have gone on a wed-( wife and baby is ai
anta and several other rest from his work
leir return they will conditions induced
le at Harper's Ferry, j demies, he has be<
iree-garages in town/work in Anderson
wn, Messrs.. Hill and( Mrs. Kittie Lati
Messrs. Rosenwycke few days ago for
in Old Town, Messrs.^ she will spend sev
:r. The latter have ,put her son, Dr. Jas. !
tion and installed an located ther and is
plant. !,sive piactice.
y, Camp Bragg, spent^ Mrs. E. W. Hape
the Smith house re- so well, she is suff
g recruits for differ- from a rheumatic
: the army. j past few days. Mr
eat deal of flu in town ly loved by every
ild and doing well. Mr.1 position is very m
n rAlnnse but the entire town.
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i and hopes to be out Mrs. L. P. Petti
' i the guest of her s
Adams and Miss Clau- Hutchison last T^ue
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i, were recent guests- Mr. T. D. Coole
rs. H. C. Fennell. ( Carlisle came m
Nickels, Greenwood, dwellings by fire s
rex whatever y
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rou money on
HARNESS
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Tables,
Chairs,
E A FINE STOCK OF CH]
airs,
rriages,
f ANY VARIETY OF SI
rican market today.
o Burner and Four Burner.
H HEATERS,
liture line and try t
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rjitor
in town last The fire in Mr. Coole
was discovered and e>
;r was a business f?re it did any damag
days to Atlanta lisle lost most of her 1
! el which was stored i
!er has returned'where the flre origini
re she spent seVer- case als0 the flan,es we
sister, Mrs. W. L. fore any "^iderable
i dene to the house. I
fires are supposed to h;
er and little son, , , , ? , ,
ed by loose matches ai
Falls, are guests
lessrs. D. L. and WHAT To DO WHEN
ONION SICKNI
o 1 A -n rl orenn
ouaicoj ^uuviuvii)
sveral days. He is Maybe it is because
; from his injuries, smel.l Anyway there i
resume his work netic attraction whic
drtfws disease of varioi
lell was quite ill conditions to the onior
ast week with se- ^or instance, onion smi
:oughs, but is able overtime in trying to :
agairt. young seedlings by for
J Hattie Speer are ish bIack, elongated b
: with relatives at' finaly sPlit the leaves a
houn Falls. jthe powdery black ma<
' visited her aunt, within the interior of t
of Anderson, sev- sPecific fungus causes
c. ,ment, the spores win
around and aein attack
A. Harper and
. , .. seedlings in the spring,
.ve moved into the ? .
? , _ ; The onion is suscep
lien's Corner. . ? . ... .
, _ _ fungus only while in tl
!r fd DJ' Eu?ene ling stage. After the p
'n for 3 few h?u" height of 3 to 4 inches
Power is a medical jmmume to further ir
a, but with his spreads sIowly in the s
t home on a year's {estcd area a ffeId
. But owing to the bccome ,arger and raor,
by winter epi- ease(j Gach yeav onions
>n doing hospital such
an area. The spoi
for several weeks. 'on farm impiementS) th
mer Kay left a an(j anjmaiS) by surfac
Byron, Ga., where^ n carrjed by the a
eral months with onjon sets should us
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Den ivay, wnu lias ^gy jq not contamina
; doing an exten- planting smutted sets.
Control is accomplis
sr, Sr., is not doing gardens by changing t
ering considerably'the onion bed to clear
trouble for the planting sets instead of
's. Harper is great- ^ commercial onion disti
one and her indis- ern States formaldehy
uch regretted by applied in the furrow
j as this disinfectant hoi
grew, Barnes, was in check. One fluid oui
ister, Miss Annie 40 per cent formaldeh
sday. j is used with each gal
y and Mr. Henry his diluted solution be:
;ar losing their the rate of 200 galons
t few days since, galon to about 185 fee
ou purchase from
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WAGON
Furniture.
(LDREN'S
^ Kiddy Coupes.
'OVES.
WOOD COOK STOVE
:o keep everything to s
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.tinguished be- ^mimumwonimnmlmnttniuiiulinmiuwailtt mm iiiiiiimiiiiiiiii
e. Mrs. Car-jf^
rearing appar-.ff
n the closet'If y
itec. In this'|l s
re arrested be-Jj /?$
damage was jj (?[ ?.
loth of these'|| M \
ave been cans- [I 'Bk c
id rats. If
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is some mag- ||
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us kinds and || Cllirfllj
i crop. Take, j| tj/lUn
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snuff out the || ,
ming brown- || In these money-making
ilistei-s which 11| ahead, despite h. c. of 1.
.nd expose tnei|| funds for the futura, and
>s of spores r* behind, better get a move
;he blister. A! ||
this onion ail-!|i
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tering in the ill If ybu haven't a bank a
ing the young if bank and get here before
if ever made much progress
tible to the'If no time in opening one.
le young seed- jj
lants reach a if
they become If If you have a bank accc
tfection. Smut jf "P your saving gaic and
oii, but an in- [[ V0"1* credit. Put a little ,
will gradually j|. y?ur account lil] y?u're I
e severely dis- [| puLL gp
are grown on n
res are spread if
ie feet of men II
e water, and ?1
lir. Purchasers fj
e caution that ||
te the soil by ff
hed in home If pf A NTI
he location of ||
i soil, or by ||
seed. In large jf The Prog]
icts of north- |1
de solution is || AbbGV
with the seed, ||
Ids the fungus ||
ace of 37 to ||
iyde solution jf
Ion of water, II
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per acre or 1 ||
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timps thrifty folks are hopping
They are swiftly saving some
if you don't want to get left
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if
mol-o a ViOO-HnO fnr rtlir
the* doors close today. No one ]j
without a bank account. Lose
Get in the race for success. ||
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>unl but have let it lag, speed
make us write some figures to || I
jazz in your efforts and run up
jroud of it .
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