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FOOT BALL 1
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This is a picture of the football
team of the City High School team
of last session which played the gamest
ball for their weight in tne State.
The average weight was under 100
pounds. But what they lacked in
\ weight they made up in grit ani
speed. A meeting of the candidates
for this year's team is called for Monday
afternoon, August 23 at the
. DOCK WILLIAMS
STILL AT LARGE
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Dock Williams, who shot and seriously
wounded Henry Jackson Thursday
night near the S. A. L. shops is
still at large and although the chiefs
of police in various cities have been
notified of Williams' escape no information
as to his whereabouts
have so far been received by Chief
Johnson. Jackson is still In a critical
condition at the county Tiosp: t#.
Mary Green, the woman in the
, case, was arrested Saturday ror vagrancy
and was fined $10 in mayor's
court this morning.
BIBLE DRAMATIZATION.
At Due West Baptist Church next
Thursday Aug. 12th, at 8:30 p. m.
by the Sunday School, all are cordially
invited. If you will read the book
of Esther, and teach the children the
life of Moses, you will enjoy the play
better. The following program will
be carried out:
Esther, The Brave Young Queen.
CHARACTERS.
King ,of Persia?Marvin Hagan.
Esther, the Queen?Ruth Pratt.
Mordecai, a Jew?Gordon Da\Vson.
Haman?James Burns.
Hatach, Queen's attendant?Carrie
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Two Soldiers?Harper Donald and
Rough
100,000 Feet Rf
Hand. Will Se
All at Reasonab!
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THE SOLID
SIDE OF S U C
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While so many of us are
and earning, perhaps, mo
i let us be reminded of the
^ This is saving. Earnii
1 conditions of emplOymei
health. But saving build
It ions cannot shake. Soli
we folks who are earninj
sliouM be piling lip luiih
datiori!
THE N A T I (
OF ABI
"EA1VL CITY HIGH SC.
Graded school building when Coac
1 Neill Swetenburg will outline th
plans for the coming season and i
will be attempted to put the team 01
^ TCow lini
& Strong liuaiiuiai uaoM. *?v? ??
I forms are absolutely necessary be
j fore any ladies can come to a game
Then this team is out for the Stati
j High School Championship this fal
which will be the biggest advertise
James Putnam.
Two servants of the king?Averj
Newton and Lucius Burns.
ACT I.?In the King's Palace.
ACT. II.?Before Palace Uate.
ACT. III.?Throne Room of Palace
I ACT. IV.?Queen's Apartment ii
Palace.
Naomi's Farewell to Daughteri-in
Law.
CHARACTERS. V
I Naomi Eva Prat
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I Orpah Hazel Pruit
! Ruth Agnes Hagai
Moses' Babyhood.
! CHARACTERS.
Jochebed, Moses' mother?Eva Ha
gan.
Father __ Hughes Burn
Miriam Margaret Putnan
Aaron Crawford Clinkscales, Jr
| Princess Racheal Prat
I Esther Mary Pruit
' Princess Attendants?Dorothy Ha
gan, Kathleen, Pruitt, Marie Hicks
' Azile Ferguson, Irene Jones.
1 PANTOMINE.
AMUNSDF.N DELAYED
Nome,'Alaska, Aug. 8.?Wind anc
ja nigh suri today prevented uapt
Roald Amundsen getting away 01
his effort to reach the North pole.
LEAVING FOR MONTREAT
Mrs. R. C. Philson and pretty lit
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Lumber
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11 Any Part or
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prosperous as never before
>re than we ever expected,
snlirl sidp nf snnness.
rig is largely the product of
it. skill, energy and good
Is- a structure that condi
d success, verily. Yes, and .
gr a lot of money these days
ling stones upon this foun)NAL
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li'ment possible for the city of Abbe-.
s! ville. At least $500 is needed to fin-!
?".ance the team successfully. The ^u-|
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| perintendent of the city schools is on
_l the lookout for some big husky ath-j
letes from the country school dis- IS
? tricts who are prepared to enter the m
1 High school this fall and who will be a
-jalso good material for the team.
J tie daughers, Josephine and Ade- jj
j laide, and Miss Eliza Horton leave j?
Tuesday for Montreat for two ' g
weeks.
TO THE PLANTERS BANK
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T. R. Gallman, who for the past M
year has been with J. Allen Simth, g
Jr., has accepted a position with the |
Planters Bank. He will begin his ??
t new work after his return to the city. M
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a V Children 25c. ADULTS 35c. V'|
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i We are authorized to announce H
W. T. MAGILL as a candidate for &
election to the office of supervisor (
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suit of the democratic primary.
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; | WANTS ||
FIVE Room HOUSE on Lot 75x210*1
feet. Price $2,000.00. Jno. F.'?|
Sutherland. Abbeville, 8-9-ltpd B
I FOR SALE?Large old fashoned'J
Horse apples. $1.00 per bushel.is
Phone 21 on 212. 3t pd.
FOR SALE?Good milk cow for sale ?|
See or Phone S. C. LINK, Abbe- |
ville, S. C., Route 4. 8, 2-3tpci.'H
50 ACRE TRACT LAND, 4-room'jj
house and outbuildings. Price perjj
i acre ^ou.uu. jno. r. ouineriaria. =?
Abbeville, S. C. 8-9-ltpd p
WANTED?Live wire to sell Bris-'fj
y coe Automobiles in your territory i
J. H. HAM, Distributor, Charlotte, 'jg
N. C. 8, 6.-3tpd. ?j
8 ROOM DWELLING only been builtm
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a few years, metal roof, close in, jg
on lot 75x300 ft. Price $8500.00. g
Jno. F. Sutherland. 8, 9-ltpdJfi
75 ACRES LAND 2 miles from' Ab-j jf
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beville, S. C. Eight room house, J gj
good orchard, plenty outbuildings, g
Price $12,500.00 J. E. Suther- Hj
land. 8, 9-ltpd. g
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WOOD FOR SALE?Pine wood, cut g
in lengths for stove, ready for B
anlittinc JO.00 Tier cord. In 4 s
T " : m
foot lengths $8.00 per cord. Imme- g
diate delivery. M. L. Link, g
Route 4, Abbeville. 8,6-3t-pd. ??
"OR SALE?Two used Auburn g
cars in excellent condition." If you ji
want a good, substantial automo- g
bile cheap see E. M. Bond, Jr., at jjj
Fire Department, Abbeville, S. C. If
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your^OCER'S ?
maxwell house i
coffee 11
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liscount I''
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for $9.36 and no Luxury
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out $15.00 per Pair.
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