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V V V COLD SPRINGS. V > > UVVUVVUKUV^ Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Kay, and chilSunday at Mr. T. F. D drick's. Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Cochran and children spent Sunday iwih Mr. \V. R. Ellis and family. p Mrs. B. A. Uldrick, and baby, J. T.? spent last week-end in Abbeville with her mother, Mrs. Mattie Bowen. This Community sympathize very much with Mrs. J. R. MeCombs in the death of her father, Mr. Lark Wilson, which occurred last Thursday morning. He was laid to re.-t in Lon:.: Cane cemetery Friday afternoon. Mr. Frank Uldrick spent Saturday night with Mr. Arthur Newell. Misses Rena Cothran and Ada Browif spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Chritsie Cothran. Mr. Claude Uldrick speVit Saturday night with Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Kay. Mr. Marvin King spent Saturday night in Abbeville with his sister, Mrs. Alvin Williams. Mr. Roy McCombs came up from Greenwood to attend the funeral of! his grandfather, Mr. Lark Wilson, on last Friday. Mr.i Claude Uldrick spent Sunday at Mr. F. E. Hagen's. Mrs. C. P. McMahan gave a quilting party on Thursday. Those who attended were: Mrs. T. F. Uldrick. A. Mrs. B. A. Uldrick and J. T., Mrs. Floyd Uldrick, and children, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Kinfr and Mrs. John Perry, ad children, a pleasant day was spent by all. V \ V DUE WEST. V V A. R. Presbyterian. V v V. vvvvvvvvvvvvvvv Rev. S. W. Boyce, of Charlotte, N. C., is spending a few days in DueWest. The Misses Mathewson, of Tennessee are the guests of Mrs . F. Y. P.essly. Mr. George Brown spent a couplecf days last week in Due u esi. Mr. Jno. Ellis is clerking for Mr. W. W. Edwards in the gents fur lushing department. Governor Cooper will make th... ( o'./nnenccnient address at Erskine. Ti c public can loo': forward with i;v tcvc -t to this occasion. Mr. Charles P. Pressly, former .tviMil to France, spent a part e; wee': in Due West as the gu-s.-i of Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Kennedy. Mr. Pressly recently resigned the position of consul. Mis Mary Jordon ran down last week from Greenville and spent a j few days with home folks. She ha.charge of one of the Commur.iiy' i schools in that county. i I Miss Edna Magill ran up Saturdayl \ from Greenwood and spent a couplt:} of days Due West. Miss Majrill is' appreciated by her employes and lias J just received, unsolisited, a promo-: tio::. local company i.j uniting1 I:i a j sewer line from the back of the hotel to the branch i nthe erar of the} Dr. Bell home. Prof. Grier surveyed the line ami Mr. T. A. Putnam is in 1 chareg of the construction work. Dr. Moffatt addressed the Anderson teachers association at their last meeting. He spoke along the; lines of education, pointing out to tne tcachcrs special educational feat: uves. -Ia. ! * Miller'* Antiseptic Oil? Known n-? Snake Oil W_ll Poshircly Relieve Pain in 1 Few Minutes Try it right now for RheumatNm, Sseuralpia, Luinbano, sore, stiff ami swollen joints, pain in tlie head, back ' limbs, corns, bunions, etc. After ?<::c application pain usually uisappears :-.J . ir by magic. A new remedy useil externally for Coughs, Colds, Croup, Influenza, Sor.J Throat, Diphtheria and Tonsilitis. This oil is conceded to be the most penetrating remedy known. Its prompt and immediate effect in relieving pain is due to the fact that it penetrates to j the affected parts at once. As an illustration, pour ten drops on the thickest piece of sole leather and it will penetrate this substance through and through in three minutes. ^ Accept no substitute. This preal oil as golden red color only. Manufactured by Herb Juice Medicine Co. only. Get I it at The McMurray Drug Co. I NOTICE OF ELECTION ta as Notice is hereby given that , pur- ar suant to the resolution of the Board of pi Trustees of the School District of the tr Town of Abbeville, and urnier; authority of the Act of the General a Assembly approved February 19, 01 1920, an election is hereby ordered to P< be held at Abbeville Court House th in said District, April 20th., "t 1920 within the usual hours, for the pui*pose of allowing the qualifi?:' el electors of said district to vote on the j question of levying an annual tax of tc four mills in addition to the .<]v ?-inl taxes now levied in said school d:s- j trict for school purposes, to be used 3for current expenses for the support!'* and maintenance of the schools of ^ said disti'ict. ^ 1 I Those desiring to vote for said j ? evy and additional tax will vote a' ballot of the following form (printed j or written): SPECIAL ELECTION SCHOOL' ! rvTomnrrirn T/Mir\T r\TP A UTJTA7TT T/P ^ LUO J. A 1UK11 \Ji- nuuu I 11JUJJ April 20th., 1920. ! Shall an annual tax of four mills in addition to other special taxes be;0 | voted in this district: Yes. Those opposed to said levy and n additional tax will vote a ballot; similar in form except that the word;** "No" shall be substituted for the; [word "Yes." jvi | The following: will act as mana-j gers of said election: T. C. Seal, C. d; |A. Botts, and J. L. Clark. Wm. M. Barnwell, !W Chairman Board of Trustees, ;M J. S. Morse. Secretarv. March 20, 1020. id 3-22-l-ti.-4 weeks. 'F NOTICE oj ? ' M The Annual meeting of the Stock- ^ oliler? of the People? Savings Bank will bo held in the oflicc of the ^ Bank Tuestlav, April Gth 1020 at ' le 4 o c'ock. n. m. 3-19-2t on 19 & 2G. fc SPECIAL TERM CALLED (h A Sncoiirl Torni Court General Sessions for Abbeville, South Caro- cr Una has been ordered to be held Monday, April 5th, 1920, beinc first w Monday in April, 1920. 01 Jurors will report for duty on that day. T. T... Pen-in, Clerk. Jc 3-22-3w-22-29-5 , i NOTICE! SCHOOL ELECTION V'lirr-.-a.? netition has been circuf. t lated in Warrenton School District . i i\o. z.5 tox* an election tor iiic pur- .. po?e of voting an additional 5 mill I The demand the coming year" fc will far cxcced that of any recenl The half-starved peoples of Europe are ev ing. And the world is depending upon th You cannot raise a 100 ?o crop unlers you a matter of balanced conditions of the soil Potash must be present in the proper j b; raised. PLANTERS Fl S?y?LES vc because it contains available Phosphoric . right proportions. Every bag is stamped with our Giant Lizi Iior your prcnecuon, ana aeuer piacc your avoid delayed delivery. Ask our agent in your town for informati us direct. g .Planters Fertilizer i 1 \ . MANUFACT \ CHARLESTON^ SO! x for school purposes, and whereit appears to be properly signed t election is hereby called to take nr-o nt +llo school hoilSP ill <5p.H (lis ict on Saturday, Apr!! Hrd, ]P"0. Those in favor of the tax will cast ballot upon which there is written printed the word "yes;", those op)?ed will cast a ballot upon which iere is written or printed the word io". Trustee? to act a.- managers of ecticn. Rules governing General Election? ? be observed. Vv\ J. Evans, Co. Sunt, of Education, 16-3t. wuuv^vvv^vv> > LONG CANE. > A^V.WVVS.VVVVV The farmers in this Community arc dw busy at their farm work. Our roads in this Community art o\v in fine condition, having beer ragged this week. Miss Xina Beauford spent Tuesdaj f last week with Miss Lila Morrison Mrs. Arthur Erwin spent Mondaj ight with Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Finley Born, Tuesday, March lGth, 192C > Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Finley, a son. Mr. J. H. Cromer was a business isitor to the city Monday. Miss Linnie Beauford spent Tuesay of last week with Miss Mary Kay Mrs. Ermic Haddon and Miss Lite iorrison were shoppers in the citj ionday. Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Bosler ant lildren, visited Mr. and Mrs. L. F inley Sunday. Mrs. Earl Stewart and children l Cold Springs community, f?pen1 onday with Mr. and Mrs. J. A His. Miss Viola Beauford spent Saturly with Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Bo r. Mises Mary Kay and Linine Beats?rd were shopping in the city Men>y Miss Bo~?ie Erwin spent the week id with Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Cromer, Section Foreman A. M. Hnwkinent to Darrautfhs Sunday morning 1 business. Mrs. Essie Stone, of Cold Serineimmunity, spent Monday wirn, >hn Stewart. C.in You.' m Dallas News. M !u" just about gotten so i;i t:;i' >untry thai a man thinks he has -i f.'luci.ion if lie can toll one n immobile from another by looking at nuliator. en now frying out for food and cloth- M e Farmers of America to Supply it. ; have a lOOfc soil. Fertility is largely H . Fhosphoric Acid, Ammonia, end W jroportions if bumper crops are to g? ERTHIZER i mm vjel? i Acid, Ammonia and Potash in the l'; ud Trade-Mark. Look for it?k's rSj order for Planter's right now and H ion, free advice, or prices, or write j| & Phosphate Co= 11 URERS / W ihH CAROLINA ? * I I 1 ??????????? VALUA i; Ft One nice next to Pres price is right Have for I near Cotton nice lot ,gooc five room h< age and stoi I I X T IN ice six 5 shape with < Southern D house can b i We have property for LIST Y0U1 : us Dixie '! i ^ l " fi J When you v List your pre market. We Feel that w i il On v A im i'q tn <> > =r= V_/ til X X1XX1 1?J u vy We have Sever Also Some desi I PIEDM( BLE PROPER )R SALE! six room house and b s and Banner office. sale in south end of Mill, one six room h J ofnVo l-\i A lo/-v X OIU1U UUUUUlg, I Vlo W Duse, nice lot, barn and ~e. joom house in first ill city conveniences, m epot. For one-third e built for today. some very attractive your consideration. R REAL ESTATE \ i FOR PFQITITQ ' & v/i\ a\juuy i ; Land ( M, TOLBERT BSanMWBBBH F?* fant to buy or sell Real Es >perty now and let us get: 'o pQri o-ivp vnn the best of >_ VUA1 V ^ ^ atify our Customers, al Farms Ready For Sale irable Homes in the City. )NT LAND [. PENNELL, Mgr. kfitir AX ig lot The town ouse, one I gar : class jht at than farm VITH i ^O.ili| Us! | M rmm^wa^TK -t |. I tate. it on the service. I now M CO. I I;, mmmsmmM \