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Let Us When you 4 1 S M GROCI I | LET US 5 We are in pos (! Best Quality || RIGHT PRIC if 1 rnnPFRAi WU1 lilUll I! 372.... I! ?======== CUBAN SAVINGS BANK. There are now six banks in city. Everybody knows the first but the latest, or has so far 1 rather mysterious and so shro that the instigators of the idea oj other bank for Abbeville have e rienced some trouble in getting positors to shake loose the i Hence thiB publicity. } ^ For some time past both Col. Roche and Col. W. L. McMillan Pyson-on-the-Saluda have been to drop in at Calvert's furniture porium each Saturday with a s mite box like those used by the ! beams or the B. Y. P. U.'s. A cei amount of curiosity has been ai eH by their unwonted trips to the emporium, especially on the par the neighboring merchants on W ington boulevard. In view of the fact that publ: is necessary to success we have 1 selected to give to the residents Abbeville County the gooi news glad tidings of great joy. Col. Calvert in his corpulent way* ceived the idea upon his return f Cuba some weeks ago that an en! ly different bank from any yet ii istence in the County was neces! if any further journeys to tfe lightfully damp climate of the Q*c of the Antilles were to be enjo; So after consultation with so.ra the old timers the Cuban Savi Bank has become a reality. The pository is located in the pink r< of the Calvert furinture empor and deposits are received during 1 iness hours each day. No withdra I PRO. There Baptist 8:30 o' round "For G jj his oiii 3 lieveth ever las 5 Service Week ( o'clock Y O to atte: N them. 2 that a i i ers; an B nn TTA/^ wj savcu, not to 1 v If you ly spok \ seek ai B A I Serve You ' need anything in the iRY LINE SERVE YOU. lition to furnish the of Goods at the i ES. | riVE MERC. CO. PHONE 372 i i \ ' ii ] of funds is permitted. It is Jtrictly a j savings bank. Any amount from one' the'cent a m^^on dollars may be de five! posited by each stockholder. Stock ' ' ^ I holders are selected by secret ballot 1 seen j _ t uded a"er directors have ascertained - i that the applicant for stock is of l an- . c sound mind, strong physical condi c tion and not subject to mal de mer. ! J" .G On February 1, 1921 there will be . coin j a final meeting of the stockholders I at which time the general fund will' Pa j disbursed proportionately among' them. Before receiving the propor-J seen(tionate share of the funds the ?e* em ceiver must state in writing said 1 ma^ (statement sworn and subscribed to 0 Sun before Judge Hollingsworth, that toe * "tain part 0f his savings will be used for v 0U3", any other than defraying expenses to ? said Cuba. j S t ?* The officers of the Cuban Savings r as^" bank are president, Col. W. A. Cal- j! 'vert; vice-president, Col. Pat Roche; icity secretary and treasurer, Col. Jim 1 _ i JCCU UA V-liX ill till . Q ?* The slogan adopted by the Cuban and Savings bank which will appear in Kill all advertisements of the close corcon poration is "Saving up for a wet si rom day." j ri Lire- P iex A REAL LIVESTOCK 'v: 3ary. DEMONSTRATION u ae-j . tl icen Clemson College, June 15.?"Pork a< yed. on the majority of southern farms pi of costs too much, but by the use of b; ngs! the system of grazing crops this cost c< do- can be considerably reduced," says w Dom W. A. Rowell, County Agent of Ab- ai ium beville County, who plans therefore tl bus- a two-or three-year scheme to demiwal onstrate this fact. He writes as fol- ni P T"? i r* rs m m r? w-i 1 K A ^ I I tL U 1V1 H> JL will be preaching in the A ; Church every night next v clock. The sermons will ch the truth contained in Joh" rod so loved the world that 1 y begotten Son, that whose in him should not perish, bi >ting life." / ;s Sunday Morning and 1 days in the Evening only, i U ARE I N V I T nd these services, and to tak< You are specially requested blessing may come to you ani d that He may be glorified. Ii <<rru^ a i\/r. j. ciiicmuci, x lit; oun ui ivii be ministered unto, but to m are unsaved, bear in mind th( :en word, "The Son of Man is id to save that which was lost } T I S T C H U lows about his projectd demonstra tion. I "I have begun a project that I I hope to complete in two or three I years, my idea being to get a regis- I tered purebred boar in every one of I Lhe 45 school districts in Abbeville R County. I have just ordered five of I these boars. j 1 "At the same time I am going to ^ secure one man in every school dis- flj trict to agree to fence in two or B three acres of cultivated land, cut this up into several plots and growiB grazing crops on these plots in such a way that there will be something I growing for hogs all the year round. B Such a man will demonstrate to the flj people of his community the eco nomic value of a system of forage H crops in raising hogs." This idea of the Abbevillp county I agent is one which is likely to bring I unusually fifine results in demonstra ting how to grow swin^ economically I in South Carolina. . It is in keeping I with the ideas and policies of the | Animal Husbandry Division of Clemson College which insists that forage crops and fencing are the two greatest neecls at present for the South Carolina swine grower. A Message from Dr. Swope It was a pleasure to receive a vin-d remembrance from Dr. George SV. Swope, of Philadelphia. The Doctor says: "I am up to my neck ^ n work here." Those who know the Ejj Doctor can well believe this. The R Doctor has organized new branches H >f work in his large and important I >arish and is laying himself out in D he work. He and his family are I nuch pleased with the city, the H hnrrh and the work thus far. Dr. B >wope says he will never forget the ;ind friends at Due West and at Abbeville.?A. R. Presbyterian. OPPOSES PRESIDENT'S PAY Washington, June 5.?A bill proiding for reduction of the salary f President of the United States rom $75,000 to ?50,000 a year ras introduced today by Sfchator Imith, Democrat, of Cfeorgia. enator Smith also introduced a esolution proposing an famendlent to the Constitution which, mits the President to one term of ix years. IENERAL PERSHING WILL RETIRE FROM ARMY SOON i Washington, June 8.?^Unless a ^ ituation arises that justifies him in wa emaining in the army, General ershing will retire from active ser- ^ ice within a few months. In a let- ^ ;r to Secretary Baker he expressed yeJ le desire to return to civil life, wo dding: "I feel that after the comletion of the work contemplated wa y the army reorganization act, I >uld relinquish military duty wj ithout detriment to the service nd thus be free to engage in someling more active." t The general did not indicate the wa iture of his future activities. *an t ed T 1 N G I j bbeville | /eek at | ister a- | n 3:16, * le gave ? >ever be g at have & Evening. ? at 8:30 V ED. 1 3 pari m | to pray i .3 d to oth- 8 ?ei I tia :>you are g w* an came ft X! inister." jjj j Divine- \ come to I Sli R C H J of I acc I adi I Ad I Pr< an< L . WIRTH Wc MODESTLY I FIT, style and good qu* dependable waists, the Snph oYPPn+irmal wnvt.Vi K^UViX V^kVV^j^/ f T V* V*< part of the manufacture cost. Writhmor Waist* materials obtainable ai No matter whether you these waists charming i ' robe. These splendid, inexpei . for savings. ANEW ASSOR1 The Same Low Price the Nation Over Phils# Improve Slate Hou?e Ground* j ??? ' such Columbia, June 8.?Work was juti Friday of evacuating the Iks on the eastern half of the ^ te capitol grounds, preparatory paving. The walks in the western [f of the grounds were paved last ir and the completion of ' the rk now begun by the grounds nmission will mean that all the Iks are paved. iat Nation Has the Largest Ship? rVi? TInifoH Sfatps now has. It WW..WW "'"T" " 1 ~~ 3 the German steamer "Fatherd," but its name has been changto "Leviathan." K , 1 J&H fflUngRj mMf i JOHN A. HOLLAND, The Greenwood Piano Man Tig largest dealer in musical 'nstra Qts in Western South Carolina. Pelli nos, self-player pianos, organs and ring machinos. Reference* Tiie nk rGreenwood. the oldesI a:id i sngtjw Baa' i^^^aod *-luti't NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT ite of South Carolina, County of Abbeville. In Probate Court. fake Notice that on the 21st day June, 1920, I will render a final :ount of my actings and doings as ninistrator of the estate of Sam ams, deceased, in the office of the abate Judge for Abbeville County i on the same day will apply for a . [MOR Wfi are >rthy Waisti ' PRICED AT JUST $ ility combine to give the i utmost in value. i is the result of many yea er to produce serviceable 3, though modest in price id are in the latest mode; r means are great or smal md appropriate additions I I i isive blouses offer a wond i 'MENT ON SALE TO $200 o and Hei : 1 discharge from my trust as'on o i. j ' , auth? persons having demands against estate will present lor payment 6, 9GREENWOOD BUSIN Greenwood, Our Business is To Trail Don't waste the Summe] this time in preparing f oi in the early fall. We ar< wonderful courses for S Bookkeeping, Shortham ing. Tne courses are and the cost to you is ve: us today for informatioi GREENWOOD BUSIN Greenwood. 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