Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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^? ^vvvvvvvvvvvvvv%| V V DONALDS VI > s \' Donalds, July 7?The many friends of Mrs. C. W. Tribble and Miss Nub Sharpe of Greenwood, will regret to know that they are quite ill in the Greenwood hospital. We wish for( them a speedy recovery. Mr. Carrol Agnew of Mullins is visiting with home folks. Mr. Abner Dodson was married last ( Thursday night to Miss Williford of| Anderson. We extend congratulations^ Mr. and Mrs. Sherard Smith, Mr.' ? J *r? T~T? TT1 Will! tuiu 1U1S. ilUJIli uiuntn, i'li. H Dodson and daughters, Messrs Ben H. Smith and Levi Thomas, attended the Williford-Dodson wedding in An-| derson last Thursday. Mrs. L. B. Parker of Belton, is vis-| iting her father, Capt. G. N. Nickles and Miss Nickles ofDueWest. Mr. Ben H. Smith was in Abbeville Monday on business. Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Smith had a very happy reunion of their children j and grand-children last Monday.' They enjoyed a bountiful picnic din-1 ner and then drove over to Ware' Shoals to see the sights and enjoy the,! sports. \ Col. and Mrs. D. Humphries left ] last Friday for Montreat where they will join other members of the family who are there for the summer. < Mr. R. M. Haddon is visiting his j brother Mr. J. M. Haddon and family ] He came over from Abbeville to see his sister, Mrs. Franklin iJrake who < is still very ill. Mr. Haddon attended services at old Greenvale church on Sunday morning. Miss Mary Jordan who has been in Anderson hospital for some time, has returned to her home in Due West. We rejoice in her rapid recovery. Miss Maud Thomas, of Lavonia, G?., spent last week with her cousin,: Miss Myrtle Killingsworth. Mrs. B. H. Carlton and sons, Barrie and Dan, spent the week-end in Columbia. it Yfear I> VSt 1% | nototi I TEARN the wc 9 L, way of sa' y time and temper k out your garmen w . bing board. Quit 1 w back and fretting a|j [ over a miserable ^ ^ The easy Cle; B3jJ * of washing has ti Rr by storm. W H where are delig II It's the quickes ^ simplest way of B k thing from hea^ H K fine linen. |gj ? Just think?j Ir wasn over-nig n Y Follow directions I ^ on inside of ' wrapper \ Mr. Benjamin Carlton is in a camp j near Brevard, N. C., in company with i a number of the B. M. I. boys. '? Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Jones have com- < mencecj house-keeping in their new 1 bungalow in Anderson. They were re- 1 cent guests of her parents, Mr. and. I Mrs. J. R. Sharpe. j< Miss Bertie Mae Smith and Mr. 1 John Uldrick were married at the ] bride's home last Wednesday night.: Rev. M. Ellis, of Georgia, performed the ceremony. The young couple re- 1 ceived the hearty congratulations of their many friends who were present. ? They will make their home with the bride's parents. !? Children's day will be observed at" | old Greenvale church, Sunday July 18th at 11 a. m. Mr. and Mrs. Marshal Stone, Sr., are visiting in Georgia with their son, ( Rev. Herman Stone and his family, j Mrs. J. Y. Deering who has been with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Luth- ; er Bowie, for several weeks, has returned to her home in Columnla. The many fr'ends of Mr. J. Y. Algary will be sorry to learn that he broke his right arm last Sunday, while helping a neighbor to crank his Ford. i SCHOOLS VOTE LEVIES f , More Liberal Suupport in Spartan j burg County. Spartanburg, July 7.- Five school j listricts of this county vetoed during /he past week to increase their tax J evies for schol purposes. Wellford j ncreased its levy from 8 to 10 mills; : 3owpens, from 6 to 14 mills Pied-: ATYWROTOOW j Maxwell house coffee j out your cl HJRBACS a WASH 60 \* )nderful, new bar of Clean E; ving clothes, Ions of water ai . Don't wear Boil and stir c ts on a scrub- ten minutes. breaking your gets right dov I your fingers Dirt, grime a wash tub. give up the gi out of sight, an Easy way dry ancj yOU x aken the town clean, white, \ omen every- ments in your hted with it. t, easiest and They last r i oon T7 ocx7 orn washing anyvy overalls to doesn t hurt , clothes. And are freed frorr rou soak the drudge. Stai t. Cut up Vi Clean Easy fr< Louisville Food Products Co., Louisville, Ky. "Srxil73 \ \ II * V? ^"rf ' \\ I *'^00^' _ nont, from 4 to 10 mills; Jolly, from' 1 to 8 mills, anl Oakland passed a similar increase. The two last named listricts approved bond issues for ;he erection of handsome school suildings, Jolly's to cost $4,000, and Oakland's to cost $6,000. Almost jvery school district in this county las increased its tax levy for school purposes within the past six months. Artist?I'm awfully sorry I can't pay you this month." Landlord?"But that's what you >aid last month." Artist?"You see I keep my word pou can have confidence in me." ?Le Ruy Bias, Paris. STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION OF XHE BANK OF ANTREVILLE lofcated at Antreville, S. C. at the -1 -r u.Qrtffc 1Q9ft tiose ui uuaincos vunc uwu. AVMV. RESOURCES Loans and Discounts $26,305 19 Overdrafts S78 41 Furniture and Fixtures __ 975 00 Banking House 1,099.16 Due from Banks and BankCurrency 690 00 Silver and other Minor Coin 31 79 Checks and cash Items 3,800 00 TOTAL 1 $33,279 55 LIABILITIES Capital Stock Paid in $6,937 50 Undivided Profits, lesa Current Expenses and Taxes Paid 806 18 Due to Banks and Bankers 9 pO Individual deposits subject to check $15,737.67 Savings Deposits 4,788.60 20,526 27 TOTAL $33,279 55 State of South Carolina, County of Abbeville. Before me came E. A. Patterson, Cashier of the above named bank who being duly sworn, says that the above and foregoing statement is a ;rue condition of said bank, as shown by the books of said bank. j E. A. PATTERSON. 1 Sworn to and subscribed before r.e this 6th day of July, 1920\ I W. FRED CROWTHER, .Notary Public. Correct Attest: W. F. NICKLES, C. A. SUBER, Directors. S. J. WAKEFIELD ... j 666 quickly relieves Constipation, illiousyess, Loss of Appetite and headaches, due to Torpid Liver. cffhes <1 ARD ]| asy into gal- j B nd let it dissolve. s f I :lothes for only 4 I Clean Easy 4 B vn to business. 4B md germs just a B host and shrink J Su Rinse, blue and a Ea lever saw such . |j| vholesome gar- * B longer because * es after dirt and 4 B] even the finest a 88 best of all, you a B 1 that miserable ^ 58 *t today. Euy ^ Dm your grocer. ^ B Incor^^d ^ ^ vSAVES i P j I THE RUB j! j P. S?i i ft,.?. 4 - at your grocer's a i ?' ! 2x >dk. A /Jw/i >r?vtr. j??J 1 Unloading Our Big Stock of I I Spring and Summer Clothing |^| ' 'M We Have Just Finished Taking an Inventory of Our Stock and Find we have too much CLOTHING, So We Are Going to Reduce the Prices Just 25 Per Cent, to Unload it. HERE'S AN OPPORTUNITY TO GET THE RIGHT KIND OF CLOTHING AT A BIG REDUCTION. _ | N I Every Suit will be sold at I-4 | off of the regular price for Spot I J Cash. No,goods0will be charged .:|| at these prices. / ?8 I tsi ' =/ iiS I., mm , s . MEM'S SUITS - ''ft111 $10.00 Suits 1-4 Off' ! $7.50 $12.00 Men's Suits 1-4 Off.... ... $9.00 B* m m* f r\ r\ n /r j m ' l i A rv no ffii'oe SSr $io.uu men s suns 1-4 un m $20.00 Men's Suits 1-4 Off ?. $15.00. lv< ^M $25.00 Men's Suits 1-4 Off $18.75 f $30.00 Men's Suits 1-4 Off $22.50 V $35.00 Men's Suits 1-4 Off $26.25 .- - I .&? $40.00 Men's Suits 1-4 Off $30.00 Jr $45.00 Men's Suits 1-4 Off $33.75 . ft-#? $50.00 Men's Suits 1-4 Off .....$37.50 ! / $55.00 Men's Suits 1-4 Off ... 41.25 V $60.00 Men's Suits 1-4 Off. ...$45,00 ' B ?fjl W~, x - ' ' BOYS' SUITS . '1^1 $7.50 Boys Suits, 1-4 Off $5.63 I $10.00 Boys Suits, 1-4 Off $7.50 k I . ? - ? ? ? ? ^ ^ II $12.00 Boys Suits, 1-4 Utt $y.uu / m $15.00 Boys Suits, 1-4 Off $11.25 I "W $17.50 Boys Suits, 1-4 Off $13.13 | $20.00 Boys Suits, 1-4 Off $15.00* I ^ We Have About 10 DOZEN STRAW HATS i That Will Be Put on Sale at 1-3 Off of Regular I Prices. # 8g 1113 PAIR BION F. REYNOLDS OXFORDS f Regularly Priced at $16.50 and $17.50 a Pair, in This Sale at $12.75. f Sale began Thursday Morn - II Q'\ ing July aa:. !Come in ea rly and make | your selections. I ;ggS CHi SB * jSn \ ' . . .