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fbl?. who for z/ing i g UtSTINY favors ing account and i Sto his bank bala *. ori/j tuuuiiu tuuaj auu on the right side mmi wm III THE UNI The Ford One To just as faithfully an Ford Touring Car se ij!is and econoinically. ijl |i sity to the groccr b jij | in bringing goods fr l]|j| from the country. I! because there isn't jj! I business man that ii j|' l of quick transportat H; | Come in, examine I |j|? over the subject. fShei NOTICE OF ELECTION Notice is hereby given that , suant te the resolution of the Boai Trustees of the School District of Town of Abbeville, and u: authority of the Act of the Gen Assembly approved February 1920, an election is hereby ordere be held at Abbeville Court H< in said District, April 2 1920 within the usual hours, foi ? DurDOSe of allowing: the quali electors of said district to vote on question of levying an annual ta: four mills in addition to the spc taxe.- r.ow '..vied in said school triet for .school purposes, to be i for current expenses for the supi and maintenance of the school; said district. Those desiring: to vote for levy and additional tax will vo ballot of the following form (prii oi- written i: SPECIAL ELECTION SCH( DISTRICT TOWN OF ABBEVII April 20th.. 1020 Shall : nil tax of four mii a i ii*. in:, -< thei* snecial taxes vote>! in tui- district: W*--. Those opposed to said levy additional tax will vote a b; . cx-iipt that the \ ivr SVIKY M fc\uor<s t/ioiSe^ \ m f/iefadif of- juj money - j| the man who opens a sav- | it regular intervalls adds I nee Open a saving ac- % I Destiny will put your name fig of the ledger. fl Egycexc II VERS AL CAR jj \ n Truck is serving Dusiness I d economically as does the J 3 :rve all the people faithfully |j j The Ford Truck is a neces- j! oth in delivering goods and III ' om the stations, docks and ||| , It is an ideal motor car I] a want of the farmer or |jl t doesn't supply in the way i|| ion at a minimum expense. Jie Truck, and let us talk j | F. Arnold ro-Colal swsaaaaafM ("No" shall be substituted for th word "Yes." pur_ j The following will act as mana rd of gers sa^ election: T. C. Seal, C > the A- Botts, and J. L. Clark. nder Barnwell, era! Chairman Board of Trustees, 19, J. S. Morse, Secretary. !(j to March 20, 1920. .d wppks juse iw Oth., I the; NOTICE ified j tj,a The Annual meeting of the Stock c 0? | olders of the Peoples Saving >cjaj 'Bank will be held in the office c: vh ,. Bank Tuesday, April Oth 1020 a (lis- j . 4 o'clock, p. m. ised i i.'5-19-2t on 19 & 20. port i 5 Of m i nn: tam vatlit cm n llrtrULLV/11 infill ovyL-L/ .saiil jo n Paris, March 7.?The yacht be ending to Xapolep.n .'!, which fo some time has been a pontoon, ha 30L It't'n s0'(' Marseille*4 for i:{0,00( jLE fronts. It will be dismantle-'!. Thi yacht bore t!i* name of Eagle. an i< jtl ipon it Empress Eugenie sailed to in *i . .,1 Ut. :i.i:'i: .r i- i : i.mi. .. . Sill: 'ffn.icntly tho boat passed i"t< and H'ivate hands and was nvianied ' h tllo'. I'ap: I. it is now known u< tin vord : Eijgs Double Pastor's Salary London, March S,?So struck were j the congregation at a church here I with an illustration by the minister I that they doubled his stipend. I The minister was preaching on the i high cost of living, and exhibiting a | basket with forty-eight eggs in it j saiii: j "This is what r. predecessor of |mine got for a shilling seventy-five 'years ago." Next he showed another basket j containing two dozen eggs. "This," he said, "the next minister puri chased for a shilling thirty-five years .ago." | "Today," he went on, "I get two eggs for my shilling." .FIND CAUSE OF OLIVE POISON | I Washington, March 17.?Failure of some packers to use a sufficently | high temperature during gterilization of ripe olives in glass containers permitted development of the botulinus germ, which caused the deaths of twenty-five persons two months ago, j said a report of specialists of the i Bureau of Chemistry who have just .concluded an investigation in cojoperation with the Public Health j Service. The poison would develop just the same in tin containers, the report showed, if the olives were not sufficiently processed, but as there is no danger of breakage involved in tin, the packer does not hesitate to apply the proper degree of heat to kill the germ in sterilization. The investigation disclosed only one fatality where a tin container was involved, but this contained a relish consisting ox minced ripe olives, the poison forming through inadequate processing. June 14th Will be "Neighbors' Day." ?^ Washington, March 20.?Tentative plans for the nationalization of all community center work were outlin-fl here today at the conference on community organizations called by former Secretary Lane. Representaives of the governors of 30 state community organizations, clubs, governjment bureaus, business, labor and the j church were present. Projects favored by the conference ! were the observance of "neighbors' | day'' on .Tune 14, organization of a j national executive committee to coi ordinate community center work, observance of decoration day and labor day simultaneously. use of school houses as social senters interurban. rural communities alike, co-operative buying and selling of staple commodities. e i Dr;Hess ? IV A SfprSng -a J' g Y/orza I 1 spring AS i*erc. b./uu . ing, the calves, iho iamris, : Feed your brood sows \j.\ , after farrowing. Il makes constipation, promotes gout which mucins healthy pigs supply to nourish. Condition your cows for c Stock Tonic before fresiiin increase the i'iow of milk. Give your brood mares a cci And your work horses. It p You cannot afford io nlow, team villi a v.... blood out of oriicr, cr full c" is pood for sheep ?especial! j Why Pay the Peddli 'j IStepi The - Drug gfc V\^r0?^y ' Tell I'.'. hv" i* " k* ? -K JJjj ra r.\ ,?.v/ c_? ? f* s .^1 >1 j?i fcht 4 ' \-.;:.' j ? Expecting a Great M Day For Farmers on "Cotton Day"!! Columbia. Mart*:i 20. (Special.)?The'? oouth Carolina Division of the Am- Ig 11 ican Cotton Association today is-1? f-uerl a statement asking for a general ig suspension ot' business all over South |S Carolina on Thursday. American Cot-1 e Ion Association Day. in order that r:irmers. merchants, business and !(g] professional men may come to Co- |g liumbia to participate in the associa- [fj I tion celebration Here on tnat uay. it j EJ : is known that sonic cities and towns'{|| ; i:re preparing to comply with " ijgj Inuest. Arrangements for the cele-1@ | bration on Thursday are pratically igj complete. The program calls for a IS I mammoth parade of farmers in which Ig i s.rjotu 2'i.00ft are expected to partici- a | J-;-te. followed by addresses by Seore- S tary of Agriculture E. T. Morc-'iih ? Senator Elliron D. Smith. Governor Ira | Cooper, and others. Mr. Meredith s I frill ride with Governor Cooper at the a head of the farmers' parade, which iH will move at 11:30 o'clock Thursday I j|| morning from the corner of Main andj[fj Elm worth. Following the parade willje come the addresses. WOOD AM) POIXDEXTER MEET IX JOINT DEBATE.'g Pierre. S. D? March 20.?General {a j Leonard Wood, endorsed by the Re- B ] publican state convention for the h ; presidential nomination and United, js j States Senator Miles Poindexter. in- Ej j dependent candidate for the nomina- a tion. met here tonight in the debate @ j required by South Dakota law of all g candidates seeking presidential nomi-'ja i?'ition in the state. General wood H i placed special emphias on "Ameri- ? Icanism'' while t Senator Porndexter s I dwelt particularly on labor prob- g Mems. a Says Anti-Saloon ! League Insolvent I j Atlanta, Ga., March 20.?Wedd ra ji-d Varv Company, printers, filed S |?uit for $4,609.58 against the Anti- {fj j Saloon League of America today,'Gj I alleged the organization is insol- g U *md asked a hearing in superior ? i-n.jrt with a view to a receivership, jg | Non-payment of bills for printing ? j was said to be the cause for thelg suit. gj The petition names as defendants ("the Anti-Saloon League of America, ? I which also trades as the internation- ISMc ial Anti-Saloon League of America. jand as the Anti-Saloon League of ;? ' Georgia," and five individuals con! nected with the league's activlities 1 here. The petition asserts that the I ! recent 'drive" for funds conducted I by the league was u failure in Geor- V Uria and other states. Bills for print- 9 . *ig submitted run back to last No-jJ Jvrmber. 'a "JUST AS WE EXPECTED" 1 SAYS THF LONDON PRESS. II 8V ASSOCIATED PRESS jg London Mar. 20.?The rejection of I the German peace treaty by the Unit- I ed States Senate brought out little B comment in the London newspapers today as vote adverse to the pact had been more or less generally anticipated. "Just as we had expected" was the expression in official quarters at the news. 1 1 ?? . i CSiLw-? ft.?* ** It: J1 L%>m.? Ji I? w?:lT2ea~M* x I L'jrpcF.^Jt I i health and good <i.,-;.^;icn flj nr.J a rnouhor v;. ..: a ;ynlk m alvins by feeding Dr. IIcss B ?. Then fo:-(J it rugukrJy to fl It lengthens the milking II I ! Company JSS &F Austin-Perrii p Luiiipai SAN - TOX PREP A Look for the San - r &ustin-Perrin Drug Stor( may sell these preparati a wide range of these S arations-all of perfed each for some difini hygiene or toilet. We have just secured a Hi-Grade rubber goo( furnish you with any art general demand. We gi rubber goods to be the I be bought. 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