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\ WWWWVNV k' V V LONG CANE V v v Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Botts, and daughters, Mioses Ethel and Maud,! -7?ent Monday evening of last week viih Mr. ami Mrs. Claude Cromer. Misses Alli'j and lone Beauford iv?ent a few clays of last week in! Greenwood w^h Mr. and Mrs. W. j ff. Beauford. Mr. and Mrs. Albert King, and; %tde- son, of Abbeville, spent the *eek-end wit:! Mr. and Mrs. W. T. ting, H. Cromer spent t ie week-en u with Mr. and Mrs. A. ?. Erwin. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Cromer -saent the weekend with Mr. and *Trs. W. D. i3eauford. 'Mr. and Mrs. Jim Carroll, of the j city, spent t. s beek-end with Mr. ? >1, , s.nd Mrs. L. Fv/inley. Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Drennan, of < Anderson, .%p?rct a few days of last! r ? IRtnttl H Ana 11 n Cooi c fl tfototaa ii 88t fl 5/eep on the Wool |j Cotton Side ii r>. ? Made of hundreds of "V of layers of thinned out c M wool and cotton. It is ? I II SOFT and FLUFFY,, p ?5 ana never Lunro r VI or SAGS. s I CARTER BROTHERS Mi H SOLD B p' | ROBE jl'' I; Rea I'C ft HERE'S , p | 233 Acres )8 ~ ville, gooc Well timb v ?g farm fort | jj| 1"3 Cash, |;i- m / m ' ' . I . Jl Two Stor; in the city <?5 155 Acrei Good resi house and and all ne home for i level and Two Nice B ange and price on t I "BBS I \ I Rc ( week with Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Beauford. Mr. Hubert Botts, of the city, spent the week-end with his parents Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Botts. Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Bosler, and children spent Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Beauford. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Cromer spent Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. T.- H. Botts. The Rock Spring School Improvement Association met at the school house on Friday and a large number of patrons were present. Miss Maud Botts left for Greenwood Monday to take a business cours#. Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Drennan, o? Anderson, and Misses Allie and [one Beauford spent Friday with Mr. and Mrs. Claude P. Cromer. Misses Linnie and Viola Beauford were shopping in Abbeviye Saturday. Mrs. John Beauford, and chilIren spent Sunday with Mr. and VIrs. A. E. Erwin. ; % Wool r ' i ottoss ike the . ?i&9ttKtk Side in Winter: i Summer! I .] 'entilators give it a ? hance to "Breathe." I delivered in dust- I i roof,hygenic cartons. I ] lave your dealer v I . how you the Wtoi-Cott. g \TTRESS COMPANY I j *T & SONS I I nI'MiVore iv V II mini?wm RT S.L j 1 Estate Coli A BARGAIN. . Land about 8 miles fro: i tenant houses, and cul ered and watered; a i he low price of $35 F balance on long time. y House just off North ] ' of Abbeville. Price * \ i Land 9 miles from A dence. Two tenant hous [ good gin house. Barns pessary out houses. A some one. The land is pr is fine. .Price .... $t>5 pei ' Lots, one a Corner Lot Lemon Sts. Will make hese lots. % ibert S. Li: I v V V VV VV V VV U V vv|p ^ Va f\K DUE WEST. Vs N ' M Dr. Moffatt returned from New York Saturday night1. Wedding bells! Double barrel n function. 11 i 0i Mrs. Ida Johnson, after" spending ' ' ! commencement with ( her parents, has returned to her home in Win- n ston-Salem, N. C. Mr. James Plax^co, of Memphis, Q | Tenn., is visiting, friends in Due West. Mrs. Plaxco has been in Due j West for some days. Mrs. Mamie Pressly, Miss Bertha Pressly and Miss Barbara Grier left for Rock Hill last Monday morning. They go to attend the Summer School and will be gone for the next six weeks. The Government will have a man H Dpc West this week looking up the Government Observatory, which is to be located here. There are only nine other stations in the United States like this one and a number of places wanted the one which is to be located in Due West. Mr. Bradley Reese, one of the prominent merchants of Abbeville,) Mrs. Reese and Mrs. Leo. Wilson, in H passing through Due> Wfest Tuesday stopped over for a few moments. Mr. Reese reports the business men H of Abbeville pulling together at the fl present time as they have never done before. ? In speaking of the luncheon at J Erskine College one of the special addresses was omitted: Mr. W. P. , Greene made an eloquent address an the growth and expansion .of the College. He earnestly advocated a larger endowment and equipment \f Jhc collcge is to keep pace with the ;imes and with like institutions. Mr. .Greene has very decided views * ? 'I*/* V? 4 /%a4- j /II tile iSUUJCVU ' M Rev. G. L. Kerr began preaching M n the A. R. P. church in Due West fl ast week and preached on through fl he SaDbath, the closing service tak- 9 ng place Sabbath night, when the 'riends went forward to tell Mr. f ierr how much they epjoyed his >reaching. Mr. Kerr is a good ser- ^ nonizer and a sympathetic preach;r. His sermons were -enjoyed by' Sur people.He preaches a pure gosH H INK 'S I lmn 11 ' Jp m Abbe t houses. splendid M er Acre; jj 11 J g es. Store j, stables splendid I actically r acre. . ; on Ora close , _ nk ^ '| j , . el, without any of the new fa nd preaches with no uncertai ound. It is sixteen years sine Irother Kerr graduated from th eminary. Brother Kerr left on Monda loning for Kings Mountain carrj lg with him the good wishes an steem of the people to whom ? h ad ministered with much helpfuli ess. Legal Blanks of all kinds at th ffice?Press and Banner. ' ' HHBBH HU i cl _ II.. g- -:i; it.% ' i TRUC A WORL BEATEF I ' ' : . ! r ... H v? : 9 " T llSiiw fi^ ' k5*i^^?0?^PeBlKS^5i^ 4 Lowest r tor Ellis 1 \ i t = Case 15-27 Kerose i : r II In^fields where plowing is < or baked soil, stiff grades, < 15-27 Keros^.e Tractor wil easilv. .Where conditions an tractor can pull 4 plows. . So it is a favorite on the ai is neither too large nor too In addition*o its field worl (or belt work, having the ] placed. It will drive a Case equipped with feeder and v n>nutnnff ain The nSsc 15-27 hat abi 7 power, ./hile rated at 15 the drawbar, it. can deliver KEROSEN^^^^^ ( d GOVERNMENT buys n > ARgAiTINE sugar :e ??. e New York, June 11.?Thirtyfour-million pounds of sugar will y be available for commercial canners and preservers during the five ^ months from June 1 to October 31, e A. W. Riley, special assistant at l_ Attorney General Palmer announced here today. Assurances that the sugar will be ^provided were given is Mr. Riley by"" representatives of leading refiners. Representatives of FFM X <M( f ?p 11 ; . V. ' ? ) Hi Priced Truck in^ * i its Carrying Capa< -Leslie Com \bbeville, S. C I L% ' i ? _ ? me Tractor f Pulls 3 01 lifiicult??toueti % horsepower. WM etc.?this Case .< ft can deliver 33 h 11 pull 3 plow* for the hardest jo i favorable, tHa *! All gears are c in 9U. It has a 1 rerage farm. li motor, mounted fftnall ynain frame. Tt k, it is deslgSect spur gears. pulley properly, A Case Sylphoi 26x46 Thresher cooHng system a and stacker 01 frostion of kerosei lilar power. livers clean air to tindant reserve There" are doz< horsepower on ?nly in this tracto moreJhan_ 18 with them, so tha comparison. . 1 .. May we 1 0gTRACTORS Do N the canning and preserving trasi^ ness told him that both industries ' . ! were in a serious condition owin& to threatened shortage of sugar; The/ refiners promised he added/ that the supply would be available . at a reasonable price. They expressed willingness to fill the orders of,. I all eseqtial industries but , declared > '/ the principal obstacles was lack of transportation facilities. The 34,000,000 pounds will be * >J divided equally between the can- ^ ... " ? x 4 ners and preservers. ' ; - Safe. | HHHHH I I JLJul I .^h| 9 i in I . ' With Worm Drive s ... uiss&S Axle $1895 . * -r i t:'T5r,S t &M . ii . imerira =ini ^ ":l ill 8 , /y r4Plows (e rated at 27 on the belt, i orsepower. It is ever ready bs. It never tires, ut steel, enclosed and run bur-cylinder valve-in-head crosswise gn a one-piece 1 is affords the use of all a Thermostat controls the ad insures complete cc rule. A Case air washer dethe carburetor, sns of betterments found r. You should be familiar it you may make a careful ? lave the opportunity soot Case superiorities? 3. Leonard DEALER maid, S. C. i _ -