Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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V v v V DUE WEST LOCALS V t * Misses Jean, Kate and Julia Kennedy are at Saluda, N. C. Mr. Ansel Putnam is taking a ; course in pharmacy at Macon, Ga. Mrs. Delia Davis is lying very ill' at her home in Due West. Dr. and Mrs. F. Y. Pressly visited iv U Snap-shots at the timeit. . pictures, themselyes. IV dive (she never did), Pe shore dinner, the young sand?such pictures will all happened "just yester We have just the Koda several little photographi to show you as well?tl example, that presses the the group complete. ? l , -~ i Kodaks fr ? ,i 'i | / THE McMl ' : DRUG COP y ?_ . .. . . _ ? ? ? ? ^^["JHIHIIIIIilimiilllllimHlllHIIHIIIH!1l!JIIIIHIilllllllllllili;iu;iilluli;uuuMiiiiinmiiiiiiiiii I Wise Hou If You want to make | COOL but FEEL CO p will come to our Stoi I? i 1 art I FROM OUR COMPI We Have Them at Ju Money. m Grass Rugs| I U Pretty Little Tabl< ^ ri*?(??*k/\nliAno nn fV?P> gjs v*i apuwpiiunv wi> ? latest July Records r 1 HOW ABOUT A S WARM EVENI friends in Greenville a few days' ago. Mrs. Julia Moffatt Donald of Honea Path is visiting Mrs. J. S. Moffatt. Mr. A. S. Kennedy went to Charlotte, N. C., Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Kennedy and Dr. and Mrs. F. Y. Pressly visited kindred at Cedar Spi*ings last week. Miss Mildred McCain spent a few . days in Anderson last week, the | ' __ _ ?. -v *' tiv-' ' DAK -that's fun. And then the Iai-y gathering courage to ! :te, as amateur chef at the | sters building forts in thee jalways make it seem as if day.'' _ ? -ik you want and there are c helps that we would like he Kodak Self-Timer, for ; button for you and keeps - y $o do ub ( 0 !i i/f/f / 9 ' *~jr f JRRAY ' ! j vlPANY ' ' ?????? I MM? 1 Jt seKeepers a your Halls and Rooms >OL your wants may be e e and invest in a few of 1 squares and ri .ETE STOC:. ist Most Any Price But E Linoleums- Fine Scotch Art Rugs es to cozy up that Porch market to sit on the cozy low in for your entertaini UBSTANTIAL LAWNS NGS. Investmen gruest of Miss Euphemia Young. ^ Dr. W. L. Pressly anc| fartiily left ^ the first of the week for Roanoke, L Va. | Miss Eugenia Pearson, , her brother S and sister of Greenville, are visiting j relatives in Due West. g Professor Galloway returned Fri- ? day evening from a canvassing trip 3 in Greenwood and Edgefield coun- ? ties. 2 Mr. and Mrs. 0. Y. Brownlee and a family went up to Montreat last j Friday. ;i Dr.' J. S. Moffatt preached at the L Abbeville Presbyterian church Sab- E bath morning and at the open air J service that evening. 'm Miss Margaret Nair of Clifton J Forge, Va., is a guest of Miss Lillie J Brooks. Miss Nair visited Mrs. J. M. [ Garrison as she cam? down. Presto! We counted the automo- biles in sight at the A. R. P. church 2 ast Sabbath morning. Twenty auto mobiles and three buggies. Mrs. J. J. Ranson's condition is |j still about the same, she is very ? sick. The family wish the friends to I continue to pray for her recovery if E it is God's will. | Mr. C. L. Hood came up from C Greenwood Saturday and spent the ? Sabbath in Due West. Mr. Hood is J connected with the Welsh-Step j J Company of Greenwood and is ac-( r tive in behalf of his employers. |f Mrs. J. 0. C. Fleming _ and Mrs. j? Jennie Cain are the guests of rela-jj" tives in Due West. They came to be|present at the double wedding 3 which takes place at Mrs. Leila P. Todd's on July 14. The Ladies Missionary Society of ^ S Due West held their annual meet-19 ing on the Woman's College Cam'-;I pus last Friday. The missionary p study class closed up the year's jlj work with an all-day's study. Lunch . L was served in the dining room of ;|J Carnegie Hall. ? Every body interested in the j] ' s- ?t-i :ii_ 3 131 Die in /voueviue cuunt^ id niyibcu || to the county meeting at Due West, J July 28. Abbeville , is especially in-'j vited, because for so many years' she has entertained yearly the bo ciety. Picnic dinner will be spread. If the farmers in this section J don't make plenty of corn and cot ton this year it will not be for the ? want, of fertilizer. Nitrate of Soda and side dressing are moving from | ~ he depot in great( quantities. Noth- 1c ing like it at this time of year. It ^ US.' j> Mention!! |j not only LOOK jj ^ asily satisfied if you J ? the Beautiful U 1/vn G 1?[S jj th ach One Worth The || j? st Imported 1; |g Pi 1 B e< _ii- 01 Corner. The best jg v little Table. All the 3H iient. ^ WING FOR THESE K* n ~ W di N d( it CO. j: MBBBBBBfiBBBM ! | Good F | July Prices ; oid i ? .You will open Your Mnnev Sa\ 1 I 'Let Us F i Girl Home 1 I Will be Pr j Have Some j For Young I j sive Draper ! We Furnish p ! W. A. 1 . , I 1 jBHaaagaaaaaaa ioks like it might be the ides of 1 [arch. \ r After spending several hours in | ue West last Tuesday afternoon, ( r. S. L. Morris left for New York, j Mr. and Mrs. D. S. Edwards and ] lildren returned from Wrens, Ga., ] few days ago. Mr. Edwards re- i Drts a fine meeting. There were jout 75 accessions to the churches i Wrens. Dr. Orr did fine preach g. Rev. Ira Caldwell is doing fine ork in this community. Miss Barbara Grier and Mr. F. E. rier, accompanied by young Mr. lack, Miss Black of Rock Hill and iss Finley of York, motored to ue West Saturday and spent the i.bbath in Due West. They return1 on Monday. Mr. Grier is in the nion National Bank. Miss Barbara rier is taking a summer course at ie Rock Hill Summer school. The Due West Development Commy will build a house on the reet leading south from Mrs. imes Boyce's residence. The Due West Oil Mill is putting ? an addition to the Oil Mill, in hich four new gins will be inalled. The mill was not able- last . ? * ? 1* ****** " -* wifVi onnrnntr a I ;ai uu nccj) nv..*, v. jod deal of cotton going to other aces on account of the crowded mdition of the gins. With the new lition the mill will be able to gin ?er a hundrel bales a day. fILSON TO CONFER WITH GOVERNOR COX onference For Sunday Morning Arranged Over Telephone?Secretary Roosevelt to Attend Also Washington, July 13.?Gov. imes M. Cox and Franklin D. - - 1 +U/\- r\om Anvof o ri rl 1 UUSITVUIL, LUC ~ | ates for President and Vice Presisnt, will confer with President nlson Sunday at the White House, .rrangements for the conference ere made over the long distance ;lephone today by direction of the resident. Columbus, Ohio, July 13.?Goveror Cox announced today that he ill hold a conference with Presient Wilson at the White House at 0:30 o'clock next Sunday mornlg. The announcement was made allowing a telephone conversation l iirniture At July in our Big Store Fashioned PRI( A Visit To This Store Will Be A Revelation To You " k ' 1 ? find Values, hei eyes To the A rmg wppormnitu YOU j 4 umish That Roo: From College So oud Of "Her R Dainty Bed Rc _adies That Need ies To Set Them t The Home Fi To Garret . f ? . fnliTAWil Jfr uaivci i u wuuumnnsiimwiii between Governor Cox and Secretary Tumulty. Governor Cox will leave here Frievening. He leaves Washington Sunday evening for his home in Dayton. He would not discuss what , matters he intended taking up with the Presilent. 2 f HelnpH Fail A A V * V ?V w v i /> "Z/ro/* D/flf (7s ?0# Go 0/ Aforen rr is a well-known medical fact, that iron is a necessary constituent of the blood, and th&t blood lacking iron is the cause of many troubles that only iron will ctfre. Ziron, a scientific. compound of iron with other valuable ingredients, is the remedy to take when your blood needs more iron, and your system requires a tonic. Ziron is mild and harmless, does not stain the teeth, and is good for chil flren as well as adults. Air, P. Q. Gentry, of Norene, Tenn., I Inviting O In ready funds it is the m pwrtunity, nut once but main door. The funds need not be lar ties of all sizes. But the pos: tor hn\v limited, implices tin iible qualities?such as bus bition. By starting a savings acc< soon have sufficient savings I 1^. ~ I v you io wcicuine "jjjiui luun^ Williout money you may noi MAKE THIS BANK YO THE NATIO OF ABB SKHHHfiBHfifflai j Prices [j ! Are Real, j! :es i 1 1 i ? I 1 . . !i'.i re that will h VV U11UC11U1 J J ss Offered || m For the | j That She , [| oom". We |1 >om Suites j| M NoExpen- | J M Off. ji j, km v I ' om Cellar S j; E * I! I; l! Sods If Women have been mace eligible for the Victoria Cross, the most highly valued Britisn military nonor. :V 4 The finest crops since the war are growing in Germany and every > available piece of land is undt:: cul- -, tivation. / .. = ier and Son od," Writes Mr. Gentry, e, Tenn. writes: "Ziron Iron Tonic has made good in my family. I have used it to a very great advantage to myself and my 14year-old boy. It did us both good. I think it is a good medicine for what it is recommended." If you are pale, weak, tired, feel down and out, take Ziron. It will put Iron into your blood, and should help build you up. Get a bottle from your druggist today, and give ZIRON a fair trial. Sold by him under a money-back guarantee. Ask him about it He will tell you. 1 pportunity lagiiet that will .draw op/ times to the thrifty man's ge. There are opportunilession of capital, no mat r _ 11. i presence Ul inner UC3H iness sense, stability, amount with us now you wil! ! i accumulated to enable ' when she next knocks, t even recognize her. UR BEST SERVANT. NAL BANK EVILLE. ?: