The Abbeville press and banner. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, August 18, 1920, Image 8
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I Lot Children's White
ss worth up to .$1.98 go
B 1 Lot Children's Oxford;
Pumps worth up to $1
1 I I uHiotf YVhitp r,nn
I up to $2.48 at
1 Lot Ladies Bl&ck and
up to $3.48 going in i
MEN'S
1 Lot Men's White and
worth up to $2.48 go:
1 Lot Men's Black Oxfor
sold, up to $6.00 goin
I - ' "MEN'S Pj
$3:48 Men's Khaki Pant:
$3.98 Men's Pants, sale
*$4.98 ftlen's Pants, sale
I Lot Men's tiest Grade (
' v tiiis sale at
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MEN'S UNDE
;s5c I'ndeivshirts and Dra
8.^1.^5 L'ndcrsliirts and 1
Men's I'nion Suits made
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HOW LONG LOl
LAST.?COME E,
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HOLLINGSWORTH FARM SOLD
The Hollingsworth farm, six
miles east of Troy in Greenwood
couny and owned by the Abbeville
Insurance and Trust Company, was
sold Tuesday by the Dixie Land
company for the owners to E. L.
Hollingsworth and others, the con-|
sideration being approximately ST,-1
500.00.
BIG LEAGUE PLAYER KILLED
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Raymond Chapman, famous shortstop
of the Cleveland Americana
died Tuesday morning in a New York
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hospital wnere ne was laiven <hlci{
being struck by a ball pitched by
.Carl Mays of the New York- Yanki
ees. Chapman's skull was "fractured
by the itr.nac* of the ba!T and he never
reg..' i? consciousness. Chapman's
Jvata. io iiie first recorded in
big league history to have resulted
from a pitched ball.
MARRIAGE LICENSES/
The marriage business at the Judge
of Probate's office in this city for.the
past week has been exceedingly dull,
only two licenses having been issued
during that period. Those securing
the rcee\?ary paper for ;:.e importI
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[ILDREN'S OXFORDS
Canvas Oxfords and Pumps
ing for 98c.
% bare foo.t Sandals and strap
2.45"going in tins sale at 99c.
vas Oxfords and Pumps sold
\ . .99c.
Tan Oxfords and Pumps sold
tkis sale at 99c.
OXFORDS ?
?alrn Beach Canvas Oxfords
ing at $1.19
ds Blnchens and English iasls,
g for ... $2-69.
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fcNTS SALE.
5. sale price $2.69
price v .. . $2.98
price $3.69
3verails worth -1>3.5G going in
.. $2.69
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:rvvear sale
wers, sale price 69c.
>ra\vers. sale price .... 99c.
of best, grade Pajania Cloth,
. . $1.48.
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ant step of matrimony were as foI-[o1
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Frank Hunsucker, and Miss Beat- 1
xice Hall, 7Gj*eenwood county. "
John_IL..Suttles, Antreviile and
Miss TrtW Speer, Lowndesville.
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VITAL STATISTICS.
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Following are the vital statistics
for the,city of Abbeville for the}
month vf July: ?
Births: White 3; black 1; total 4. . '
. JJeafKs; white *2; black 6; total 8.
Thus it will be .seen that the past
month in the matter o^ births the j
whites have outnumbered the blacks
three to one and in deaths the blacks .
have gone beyond the whites six to |
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two. 1
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FEDERAL GRAND JU^Y. th
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' the State have been drawn on the eI
, federal grand and petit juries for U1
i Rock Hill term of court commencing
j Sept. 14: th
| Reed McCrary, Pendleton; J.'rj
Fearman, Starr; A. W. McDavid, Pel- tl
' zer; J. D. Rast, Anderson; T. N.'ti
' Hunter, Liberty; D. L. Xeid, Sandy ti
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First Week Petit Jury. tl
' The petit jury for tr.e nrsi week N
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LADIko MLis. UK
-i? 10.95 Ladies' Tatt'ata Silk
#24.95 Ladies' Silk Dress, s
$35-00 Ladies' Georgette Di
'$39.50 Ladies' Georgette IJ
CHILDREN'S
1 Lot Children's White Dri
for . .. .. . \
I Lot Children's White Dres
nig for . .
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1 Lot Ladies' White and Gc
im fr? $'1 Qft nrninor in till
U]/ lU rp l.vuj mi vai
1 Lot Ladies' Blue Cotton S
i Lot Ladies' White Wash !
going for - ...
CLOTF
1 Lot Clo^li 27 inches wide,
ing at
1 Lot .Cheviots worth 35c
for
2000 yards extra heavy' VV1
wide going for
1 Lot New Fall Dress Ging
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W. K. Livingston, Seneca; J. T. s
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urner, Piedmont; C. F.'Martin, Bel- a
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Second Week Jury. j"
John Bowen, Antrevilie; A. M. Mc-i
Ulster, Pendleton; R. L>. # Sarmore/11
onalds.
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10D IS ON HIGH AND
FRANCE TOO FAR" |
>les Were Beginning To RepeatJ^
Despairing Cry of 1831 When j _
They Plucked ^ Up v Spirit
And Are riolding
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Paris, Aug. 18.?Warsaw is holdg
out well, according to the latest ^
iws received here tonight?" The \
sles who were beginning to repeat
eir old despairing cry of 1831,
jod is on high and France too far"
irtified by the counsel of France's _
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cpert soldiers have now plucked |v
;) spirit with immediate effect. j
While it is too ?oon to forecast |c
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le issue of the great battle now j
iprinp: under the walls of the capital's
le Poles appear to retain the initia- \
ve they.took Saturday and con- y
inue to hold the Bolsheviki in check. v
1 the southeast on the.western Bug
\ey have scored notable success. j
evertheless the situation, with I
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ESSES 1-2 PRICE
Dress, sale price . $9.98.
ale price . . $12.48
ress, sale price . . . $17.50
ress. sale price . . $19.75
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esses sold for $1.48 going
98c.
>ses worth up to $3.98 go.
$1.49
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:iRT SALE
>lored Wash Skirts worth
s sale for .. . V... N 98c.
>erge Skirts going for 98c.
Skirts worth up to $0.00,
.. $2.48
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light and dark colors go
15c yard.
yard, going'in this sale
. 25c yard
lite Homespun 36 inches
25q yard..
ham going in the Sale
. V '. 37 1-2c yarti.
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k. E. J. ADAIR,
Warsaw mre^ienea irom tnree
ides,* undoubtedly remains serious
,nd everything depends on the
bility of the Poles to keep up their
ggressive tactics..
It? is considered significant in
nilitary circles that the Moscow
irireless.has been unusually silent
oday. . .
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WARREN'S CROSS JvOADS.
In the list of registered voters of
Charleston County as it appears in
i( recent issue of the News ana Courer
are 34 who vote a: Warren's
Cross Roads. Of these 34 voters 22
iiade their mark. Some record.
VOUNDED 22 TIMES IN
WORLD WAR IS KILLED
BY BOLT OF LIGHTNING
Patterson, N*. J., Aug. 17.?Rich.rd
J. Foran, who survived the
vorld war with twenty-two wounds
vhile a member of the 309th Mahine
Gun Battalion, was killed by
ightning early today while seeking
helter beneath a tree during a serere
thunderstorm. Two companions
lad left for a moment before he
vas killed.
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LADIES' UNDER
1 Lot Ladies1 Gowns sold fo
Ladies' $2.48 Gowns, sale p
Ladies' Petticoats sold for 3
All Ladies' Crepe de Chine 1
soles and Bloomers at Qr<
TABLE D
$1-25 Tahlp Hflmflsk cmnrt
yard
98c Table Damask going at
50c Marquisette Curtain Gc
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2500 yds. Lace gvjing in this
2000 yards Lace going at .
1 Lot Ladies' Summer Hats'
*1 Lot Men'sSunday'Straw
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Meu"s (iood Blue Ghambra;
. this sale for
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100 Men's Wash Ties going
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Proprietor. i>RiCESWANTS
FOR RENT-i-The Allen farm, three
miles from town. J. R. GLENN.
8, 18-6t.col.
GREAT BARGAIN?'For quick sale,
ten tons slightly damaged Bran
and Shorts, at a bargain. S. .
LINK. 3tc.
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WANTED?Experienced \salesmen
for hardware store and for groc!
ery store. The ROSENBERG
!\ MERC. CO. 8. 11-tfc.
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FOR SALE?Fou^ parts of C. B.
Kay's plantation, Honea Path, S.
C. Write or phone 360. Abbeville,
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STOLEN?One medium size dark,
bay mare. Missing since Saturday
morning. If anybody has
seen or heard of hfer please notify
T. C. GASTON, ROUTE 2, and1
| receive re\var,d. \ Jit pd.
i LOST?One Huntingburg two horse
j wagon without body, been used
about six months, 3 or 4 small
holes bored through rear axle.i
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wagon was taKen irqm tear ui
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iWEAR SALE. 1
r $1.48, going Tor $1.19 I .
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>2.48,'.going for . .a$1.98 Sir
Jnderwear Teddies, Cam!- 2j ,
aatly Reduced Prices. H
AMASK. I
value, short lengths per ^
83c yard. |
?ods per yard ...... 39c. I .
SPECIALS
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sale at 31 -2c yd U ; *.
y.' 7c jfawf- H
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Hals worth up to $?$8^ H:'
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p Work Shirts, going in * H
98c. m ' ,
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our store some time during last
week in July. Any ' information
leading up to recovery of same will
be rewarded. Hall Investment C<\
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LOOPS MANY LOOPS
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i Woman in Plane Outcounts Ob- ;
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servers
New York, Aug. 17.?Eightyseven
loops in the coursf of a twoI
mile air plane drop, claimed as a *
world record for women, disturbed
Miss Laura Brownell just enough _
,today#so her first act after landing
,was a request over the edge of the
cockpit that her maid hand up her ,
powder puff. Then she asked th^ of- t
ficial observers Ijow many turns
'they counted and when ?old^ they
| aw 87, exclaimed that she counted
over 100 herself. The observers explained
that weather conditions cut
off their#view of- the first stages of
her drop, and that she was turning
loops when * she first came in sight, i
and had probably made several they
did not see. A French woman flying
had-set the previous record'at 25,,
they said. ?
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