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CANDIDATES FOR SUPERVISOR |jj | L. W. Kellar and George S. Wil- | ?on have announced their intention ^ to oppose Supervisor W. A. Steven-' | s<>n for re-eiection. Mr. Wilson has | made the rnce for the office before. | Mr. Keller a newcomer in the ? field. i -J INCOME OF RAILWAY if | ' ? Roanoke, '.'a., May 27.?The not income of r.;t Norfolk & Western | railway for the month of April, 1020 | was $454,827.78 under i!ie same month last. ;vai, the report of the jj road's comptroller issued here today ? showed. According to tiie report the ? income last month was $14,740.72 | against $460,508.50 in 1919- r BAPTISTS TO MEET IN \ McCORMICK MAY 29-30 j The following is the program for I the union meeting of the Abbeville I Baptist Association which is to be I held with the McCormick Baptist 1 church next Saturday and Sunday: f Saturday. 11 a. m,?Enrollment i of delegates, and organization. 11<30 a. m.?"The Church and I the Community"?the Tev. G. W. | " < $ussey and D. A. G. Outzs. } > I 12:15 p. n:.?"The Best Finan- | eial 'Plan (Paul's Plan)"?by the | Rev. J. W. Kescreson and Major Rr ? B. Cheathaiij. ! . ! s 1 p. m.'?Adjournment for din- | r.er. / 3 p. m.?"Our Great Denomina- | ' = tional program?Foreign Missions, | Home Missions and State Missions" J *? T- 1. T CI J T E ?ine uev. earnest o. oinan anu o. = R. McGee. 3 p. m.?" New Era Steward- | ship"?the Rev. J. R.Jester, D. D. | Sunday I'l :30 a. m.?Sunday | School h^ur. 7 11 a. m.?Report from Southern ? Baptist Convention by the Rev. A. | l-k\' * gj T. Jamison; s 3. p. m.?"Baptist Opportunity | in the New Da*ys"?the Rev. Louis ? J. Bristow. I 5 There wiii be an open discussion ; 1 following the set av 'resses n every j ? subject. All the Baptist Churches in the | Abbeville association are requested 1 to send delegates to the meeting. | MEMORIAL DAY FOR OUR DEAD IN FRANCE | ijjSF " ? Paris, May 27.?Marshal Petain | will speak in behalf of the ' French | government at the memorial day ex- 1 ercises to be held in Suresnes ceme- ? -tery- near this city. Ambassador Hugh | C. Wallace will represent the United | States and both the Marshal and Am- J1 hassador will assist in decorating the | graves of all American soldiers after having delivered their addresses. Tbe ( French government also will be represented at similar ceremonies to be held at Beaumont, Thiaucort, Ploisy, Belleau Wood, Chateau Thierry and Fere-En-Tardenois. Major General Henry T. Allen will preside at the exercises to t>e held at the great American cemetery at Romaigne-Souis-Montfaucon, where the bodies of nearly 25,000 Americans are buried. j Orders have been issued by the French government to ail French army and civil authorities to send 1 1 to pxercTses to be held at American cemeteries in ' Prance on May 30. 11 Cool" < goto tr alp a Sfeep on the Woo Cotton Side Made of hundreds of layers of thinned out wool and cotton. It is SOFT and FLUFFY, and never LUMPS or SACS. I CARTER BROTHERS a con | W. A. CALVI i? ?; r j?? Copyright 1919 Hart Scha =ij VALUE FIRST; I WE GUARAN I THEY'RE HI YOUNG men wil ly draped waist li stripes and check MEN'S Suits of s eds, vicunas, twe< I $30.00; $3 Tk IX 1A* TH riMPVI '.i We are proud of the confidence I doctor*, druggiats and the public I bare tn 666 Chill and Ferer Tonic. |{ ^FOR Si calf. Abbe' 7 ROOI 'Wool Lot. Cotton $6'50Qtake the so acf f ^ Roonr >~wQtt n * ; acre, $< / S/c/e in Winter; *y ?? a i landin bummer! 9 m5 Ventilators give it a acre, chance to 'Breathe.'* Delivered in dust- FOR S proof,hygenic cartons. , ? ? ? hmni navo your ueaiot show youthe Wfl-Cott. I and ' MATTRESS COMPANY 1 bevil D BY I I FOR S iRT & SONS I ment reasc Eure \ f finer & Marx AS MUCH AS WE CAN GIVE FC TEE YOUR SATISFACTION OR The best cloth ERE; HART SCHAFFNER & MA 1 like these suits, made in light constr ine; new ideas in single and double 1; 8. FOR OLDER imilar excellence, in the more consei 3ds. VERY UNUSUAL VAL 5.00; $37.50; $42.50; $47.50; $50 N 1 / z Rosenberg I e home of Hart schaffner kT A IVT'VC? I, WANTED TO RENT-: w Jm l^l I I room house.. nreferablv I ter, lights and seweraj ??1??????? The Press and Banner S C \.LE?Milk Cow with young $65.00. V. D. MURCHISON, ville, Route 1. 5,28-ltpd ALE?Upright piano, maho- Engraved Cards and Ir case. Apply to Press and The Press and Banner C< er. 5-28-tf. ^ M DWELLING on Six acre Worth $7,000, will, sell for ffl3?5EiaiaiEiaEElSJSI5J^ 6-28-lpd. I CANDIDATES COL IE TRACT OF LAND with 4 ||B8Ja3I3?3i3J3J3I3fai3J3J3J3; I nouse, oarn, gooa orcnara. tnnouocementi in e to school and church. 9 jatei eoiunm aP# p(iblith from Abbeville. . Price per jn adTanee. 50,00 5-28-lpd. ' SOLICITOR. Acres, No buildings, plen- ____________________ w timber, some good bottom We are authorized to a 8 or 9 acres in cultivation. S. Blackwell, Laurens, as les from Abbeville. Price per for the office of Solicit' $27.50. 5-28-lpd. Eighth Circuit, subject t< of the Democratic prima: ALE?One McCormick Self pledges himself to abide t it, as good as new. For price ^jje primary. terms see, Patrick Roche, Ab le, S. C. 5,26-3t pd CLERK I ALE?Barber shop equip- We are authorized to i . in good condition. Terms B Cheatham as a Candida mable. Mrs. Mary Taggart, of Court, subject to the * ' * f ofti- Jn norfTT flnrf ka novel. a-zo-ai. ww""""""' i'""' \ >R YOUR MONEY; THAT'S OUR AIM MONEY CHEERFULLY REFUNDED tes values 7 RX MADE THEM FOR US. -uction; the new slender models with smi reasted styles, two-tone colorings, r RIPXT mm rvative styles; hand tailored of soft wo ,UES NOW AT .00; $52.50; $56.50; $58.50; $60.00 Mercantile Co. & MARX CLOTHES. Five or six himself to abide the result of th? rules and to i with wa. primaries. 1 primary. je. Address 7. Abbeville * hereby announce myself as Si 5 8-tf candidate for office of Clerk of I hereby j Court for Abbeville County, and will date for re abide the result of the primary. Abbeville C< J. L. P?rrin. the result oi ivitations? CORONER. ). ~ SU] We are authorized to announce J. mmmmBBIB C. COX as a candidate for Coroner We are s of Abbeville County. He pledges him- George W. EJ2EJi3JSJ3j; self to abide the result of the Demo- for Sub-Su] ,UMN Si cratic primary. County. He n ?? ~~ abide the r< E3?ai3m,Z1 FOR SHERIFF nrim*rv the candi* * d for auh * hereby announce myself a candid / . ^ date for Sheriff of Abbeville County 11 1 ? in the Democratic Primary, and I R. & McC pledge myself to be governed by the ec* as a can rules and to abide the result of the Abbeville C mnounce H. primary. himself to i a candidate FOSTER B. McLANE democratic ] or of the > the rules 1 hereby announce myself a candl I hereby ry, and he date for Sheriff of Abbeville County didate for J ;he result of in tIie Democratic Primary, and j Abbeville, si pledge myself to be governed by th?. rules. rules and to abide the result of the primary. C. J. BRUCE. M. E. H< i announce R 1 hereby announce myseu a canui . te for Cler' dare for Sheriff of Abbeville Count istrate at A rules of th in the Democratic Primary, and and pledges he pledge pledge myself to be governed by th suit of the sirtiew i ^ fl abide the result of the J. N. BLUM. JPERVISOR announce myself a candlelection as Supervisor of >unty and agree to abide f the primary election. W. A. STEVENSON B-SUPERVISOR authorized to announce Calvert as a candidate serviaor of Abbeville ? pledges himself to isult of the Democratic 1AGISTRATE. Jombs is hereby announc didate for Magistrate at ourt House and pledge ibid* th# TAsnlt of tho primaries. announce myself a can lagistrato for the city of abject to the Democratic E. M. BOND. Dllingsworth is hereby is a candidate for Ma*, ibbeville Court House, himself to abide the re democratic primaries.