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|| them to every housewife
WIZARD POLISH
Jjjjj A thoroughly scie
JE&S?! tific polish for fur:
ture, woodwork s
floors. Can be used
the finest finish. V
protect and presei
rgS its beauty. Wiz*
fodflj Polish produces
|?||| hard, dry, brillif
luster which does ]
show finger marks or streaks
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gummy ur 3111;^, uuu
will not adhere.
ji 4 ounce bottle
12 ounce bottle
Quart can
1-2 gallon can
Gallon can
i WIZARD WALL Dl
n
Cobwebs and dust, no ma
high, are never out of read
convenient wall duster. Its
handle enables you to reac
nook on moldings, picture
I and walls. The chemically
. I yarn duster gathers up the di
out scattering it. Washable
no renewing. Price $1.50.
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Hoover Says he is
a ranHiHntp
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For Presidency
At
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Sun Francisco, March G.?Herbert ]ina
Hoover, will not permit his name to t
be used in the California Presidential .
primary as he is not a candidate for sione
the office, according to a telegram in a
from him read here today by Gavin
McNub, at the Democratic state com-1 *
mittee meeting. Coun
"While highly sensible, the great
honor implied in the desire of many Coun
friends to place my name in noinina- |recej,
tion as a candidate in Democratic I
nrimaries" the telegram read. "1 |Thou
deem it due to them to "advise them one j
that I am not a candidate. I there- p;(
fore cannot approve of the use of my , ,
name for that purpose. and
(Signed) "HERBERT HOOVER." 1920
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ij THE UNIVERf
ji The Ford One Ton True
i! just as faithfully and ccon<
i I Ford Touring Car serve all
j and economically. The Fo
j i sity to the grucer both in c
" in brir.rv.r3 ~oeds from the
from the country. It is
because there isn't a war
business man that it docsn
of quick transportation at j
Come in, examine the Tn
over the subject.
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, you will find a host
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ant ard Polish for c
not preserving the
3, is not made of the bes
rich dust has the adjusta
under furniture
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$1.00
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2.50
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tter how ^le most sai
i of this made; it does j
i 66 inch dust. Its" cher
h every gathers and hoi
' treated becomes s?iled
jst with- ?.ul '"JUfing its
; needs ^eeds no renev
<li.inn. Price
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rhe State of South Carolina
County of Abbeville.
the regular Session of General
nbly of the State of South Caro1916,
an act was passed requirhe
County Board of Commisrs
of Abbeville County to insert
County Newspaper a notice for
urpose of borrowing money for
ty expenses.
w, in pursuant to said act, the
ty Board of Commissioners will
kre bids for the sum of Thirtysand
($30,000) Dollars, payable
^ear from date.
is to be heard between Eleven
Twelve o'clock A. M. March 16th.
5 A L CAR
k is serving Dusiness
Dmically as does the
the people faithfully j
rd Truck is a neces- ||
lelivering goods and j
stations, docks and j |
an ideal motor car ! I
it of the farmer or !
't supply in the way
a minimum expense.
lck, and let us talk
Arnold ^ ^ J
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If Pub
If one
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MANLINESS life
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of conveniences for |f|paid
7 will recommend
IH of t
MOPS |jLA
if |Dan
are the conveni- ]|; A
+T?iancrnlnr li!^' '
Ollt UiUilQV. g_
L shape. They can j! Botf
!|L be had in either Ir
|r the chemically | ary
treated style, for lMar
or treated with Wiz- iwl11
{leaning, polishing and i M
floor finish. Mop is
>t yarn. Smooth handle 1
.ble elbow, for getting
i. Does not make floors | i2'3"
$1.25, and $1.50. tf|W
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RD DUSTER i|' *'
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litary type of duster !j nojs
not stir up and scatter f! hare
nically treated yarn || "]
ds the dust. When it Ij
you can wash it with- || ston
chemical properties. jj i th
ring. Convenient in |1 "J
$50c. 11 vert
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>mpany, jbbeville,
S. C. |jha;
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? W. A. Stevenson, | ft
Supervisor of Abbeville County, j HH
M. L. Evans, iQ
Secretary of Board.
'March 2nd, 1920. I Hp
iNOTICE OF DEMOCRATIC
PRIMARY ELECTION J |?|
For a Mayor, a Commissioner of Ig
'Public Works and four Aldermen in jj!
he City of Abbeville, South Carolina. |?j
Notice is hereby given that a IB
Democratic Primary Election will be sBf
held on Tuesday the 23rd. day of
March, 1920, for the purpose of g||
ii Get the Habit of
Drinking Hot Water : jjj
Before Breakfast ||
I Says we can't look or feel r!?ht HI
; with th$ system futl J H
of poisons.
ii 'ii. fl
^Ultons ,ol,. folks bathe Inter...a.I |g
now, Ii^fceaijLeif loading their sy.r; Sg
wjth.d'^gs^ ''What's an inside baLfc jm
you sKjv (,\yen,.it is guaranteed to
form mirjfcles if you could beliethese
hot water enthusiasts.
There a^yast numbers of men on 8j
women who, immediately upon arisiic
In the morning, drink a glass of ,-ea B
hot water with a leaspoonful of liux. s
fti"a tilincnlmtti in if This Is 3. Vei" =
excellent health measure. It Is Ir fi?
tended to flush the stomach, liver, klti g|
neys and the thirty feet of intestine m
of the previous day's waste, sour :j;i< W5
and indigestible material left over {* Jgjj
the body which if not eliminated ever, =
day, become food for the million'' o
bacteria which infest the bowels, the g|g
quick result is poisons and toxini ?g
which are then absorbed into the blnm gj
causing headache, bilious attacks, fo". ?}S
breath, bad taste, colds, stomach tror m
ble, kidney misery, sleeplessness, i:?; I HI
pure blood and all sorts of ailmen;.- =?
People who feel good one day ;iv gi|
irtdiy the next, but who simply cas' g
:nt get feeling right are urged n. ^
1 tain a quarter pound of limestom- fg|
liosphate at the drug store. This ??j
.ill cost very little but is sufficient H
.) ir.ake anyone a real crank on the- ^
;!-ject of internal sanitation.
.Just as soap and hot water act or.jH
.}:e skin, cleansing, sweetening andjsH
I U '.shoning, so limestone phosphate aiu! I jg
I iiol water act on the stomach, liver. IP
I kidneys and bowels. It is vastly more jgj
I important, to bathe on the inside thac a
| on tlie outside, because the skin pores ?(
I do not absorb impurities into the S
I blood, while the bowel pores do.
I
)sing a Mayorr a Comissioner of j
lie Works and four Aldermen, y
from each Ward, as the Demo- ?
ic Nominee to be voted for at i
olontion frv hp VipUI tVif> spfonrl =
sday in April 1920. f
lodges must be filed and fees
to the City Clerk on or befoi'e
o'clock p. m. March 19th. 1920.
he following will act as managers
he eletcion:
t the shops J. L. Clark, L. W.
sby and Zimmer Howie.
t the Cotton Mill, L. C. Martin,
3. Martin and G. W. Godfrey.
t the City Hall, T. C. Seal, C. A.
;s and J. A. Cheek.
l case a second primary is neces,
same will be held Tuesday
ch 30th. and the same managers
serve.
arch 1st. 1920.
W. P. GREENE,
Chairman Democratic Executive I
Pawi mi+fon
vviaini bucct
2t on 3 & 9.
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AS UPSET BY
LEAST NOISE |
itone Puts Nerves in Shape
And Relieves Stomach
Trouble
!*
[ was nervous that the least
e upset me," said Mrs. Catherine
>ds, of R. R. No. 8, Lexington,
[ couldn't stand for the children j j
lay near me on account of the :
e they would make and I could :
lly get any sleep at night. :
[ had stomach trouble so bad that
uld not eat any kind of solid food \
at times gas would come on my i
lach and it would pain me so that ;
ought I would die. 3
[ had been seeing Meritone ad- !
ised and finally decided to try it. |
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i have oeen taxing it ior some j
i now and am not disturbed by '
amount of noise that the chil-j
1 may make and I sleep much bet- j
I i
All the trouble with my stomach Is
ntirely gone, and I can eat any- t
ig, digest it perfectly, and never 1
e any pains in my stomach."
leritcne is highly recommended it
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Kuppen
are an examp
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oenevesin.
We have the
they give me
because they
who like goo
workmanship.
Fart
I ROW BI6
lemand the coming year for
r exceed that of any recent 3
If-starved peoples of Europe are even
id the world is depending upon the 1
mot raise a 100% crop unless you ha
r of balanced conditions of the soil,
must be present in the proper pre
d.
LAHTERSFC
DOUBLES YOI
?? because it contains available Phosphoric A<
gj Every bag is stamped with our Giant Lizarc
for your protection, and better place your o:
S avoid delayed delivery.
I Ask our agent in your town for informatioi
II Planters Fertilizer &
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IV CHARLESTON, SOU
:or ailing conditions of the system, |iip
uch as stomach, liver or kidney trou- |
ile, catarrh, rheumatism, sleeplessless
or lack of appetite. j *
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Meritone is sold exclusively in Ab- ton
jeville by The McMurrav Drug Co. jusl
tioi
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why Qui
1L Aq a clothir
step with mode
anc^ louec^w
pose of giving f
I||PP^ yice to our cus
l??k first to qu
Quality is th<
0^ 7j| sideration, bee
out quality n
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good (
le of the kind of qualit)
m here for you, becaus
n maximum service?
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d styles, fine materials
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m crops
Cotton, Corn, Grain, etc.,
fears. g
i now rrying out for food and cloth- i|
Farmer* of America to Supply it. |
ve a 100 % soil. Fertility is largely j;4j
Phosphoric Acid, Ammonia, and
(portions if bumper crops are to
UTILIZER
UR YIELD
:id, Ammonia and Potash in the
I Trade-Mark. Look for it?it*? >
rder for Planter's right now and
l, free advice, <jr prices, or write n
: Phosphate Co. I
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'IAMOND DYE" OLD
GARMENTS LIKE NEW
kiiy woman can tlye fa<i<<;. shabby
iring apparel, whether wool. -silk, cot,
linen or mixed goods to any color,
t like new. bv following sin;; 1" <lirc2is
in ear-l; 'if ' lMamon-l l)yn?"
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ig store in
rn methods
ith the puraultless
sertomers,
we
ality.
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with- ,
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Lope to win
nee.
Clothes I
r this store
;e we know
-long wear,
ids of men
and better
ese |