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V Don't forget that Wednes- v|
V day, July 6th, is the birthday V
V of the Abbeville Memorial V
V Hospital. An excellent pro- V
V gram is being prepared to V
V make the day an enjoyable V
V one as well as a profitable V
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V one. Make your plans to spena -*
V. the day as dinner is to be V
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THE DE LA HOWE
COMMUNITY FAIR
McCorraick Messenger.
The rneonle of the area comprising
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Bordeaux, Willington, Mt. Carmel,j
Bellevue, Buffalo, Bold Branch, and
Bethia are planning to have a Com-!
munity Fair the middle of November.!
This Fair -will be. held at the De La
Howe State School, and hence is
named the De La Howe Community
;F*ir.
?
Two enthusiastic meetings have
Ibeen held for the purpose of organization
The outline of organization
is as follows: General Chairman, J.
B. Branch; General Secretary and
Treasurer, W. D. Morrah; Committees:
Building and grounds, W. J.
franklin; Decoration and Publicity,
Jfrs. S. L. Britt; Entertainment,
JTra. W. D. Morrah; Women's Exhibits,
Mrs. Cora Moragne; Field
Crops, J. J. Hester; Live Stock;
Swine, J. F. Palmer; Cattle, J. L.
Kennedy; Horses and Mules, J. U.
Wardlaw; Historical Relics, Mrs. Albert
G?bert; School Exhibits, Mrs.
E. A. English; Fancy Work, Mrs. S.
H. Talbeit; Flowers, Miss Carrie
Cowan. The above names indicate
^the chairmen of the various commit
tees. Associated witn tnese cnair-|
men are numbers of the strong and
infhietnial men and women of the
above-named sections of the county.
tlir' ' Rub-My-Tism
kill* pain.
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BosdelTs San
The place where ever
' and get their Fresh IV
coolest Meat House ii
day but every day yo
clean enough to bring
where you will want i
Chops, Beef Roast, Bi
Boiled Ham, Breakfi
other things that you
call. See for yoursel
If you don't want ajnj
just the same to conn
.. place and get cool.
: Yours fo
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1 Manufacturers of 1
1 Monuments, also
1 and all other ceme
I ble and granite.
? fencing, etc.
I Plant Equipped
I Mach:
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| WHO THINKS OF IT?
j Dumb Animals.
Few who eat them know the method
by which many of the so-called
fancy chickens used for broiling and
roasting are fattened for the market.
The Popular Science Monthly thus
describes the process:
"To prevent the bird from using
up fat by exercise, it is kept in a coop
so small that it has practically no
room for exercise. To expedite the
fattening process the birds are forcibly
fed by machine. One man holds ]
the chicken while another prsses i
down a lever and forces a quantity of
the food contained in a tank through
a rubber tube into the mouth of the
chicken. ?
"The birds are thus fed three times ,
a day, the quantity of food forced p
into them depending upon their con-^
dition, age, and other factors." |,
I Beyond the cruelty to the fowl ink
this unnatural stuffing process, how j <
can flesh grown by such a method be .
thoroughly wholesome? ,]
UNIVERSITY OF SO. CAROLINA, j (
Scholarship and Entrance Examina- I,
tion?. .
The examination for the award of !
vacant scholarships in the University (
of Sout.1 Carolina and for admission 1
of new students will be held at the j.
county Court House, July 8, 1921, at
9 a. m. Applicants must not be less
than sixteen years of age. When1
?T--? ? ?~?4- Tni? a i
SCIlUl<irMlipi) arc vacauv axbgi w u*j vj .
they will be awarded to those making
the highest average at examination, ,
provided they meet . the conditions
governing the award. Applicants for
scholarships should write to President
Currell for scholarship application
blanks. These blanks properly (
filled out by the applicant should be
filed with Dr. -Currell by July 5. *
Scholarships are worth $100, free ^
tuition and fees, total $158. Next p
session will open Sept. 14, 1921. For,!
further information write
President W. S. Currell, *
3t Univ. of S. C., Columbia, S. C, ^
Rub-My-Ti?m cures sores,
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itary Market i;
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ybody should come
leats. The cleanest,
1 town?not only one
u will find our place
; your appetite back
1 good Steak, Pork
jef Stew, Cured Ham
Bacon and many
will find when you
f.
rthing we invite you j
2 ift and inspect our
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r business,
I
ell s Market
Prompt Delivery.
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-Hgh Class Artistic 1
Markers, Coping I
tery work in mar- 1
ral .
Dealers in iron I
I With Modern |l
inery. 1
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GAVE LIFE TO COUNTRY
NOW TURNED ADRIF
Meridian, Miss., June 28Through
the efforts of Mrs. M. ]
Warrell and Mrs. F. S. RandeH <
the local Red Cross chapter, who a
tended the deceased, an attempt wi
be made to get the United Stat<
War Department to make amend
of James B. Fleming, who Is allege
in affidavits to have died from toti
paralysis as a result of the injectio
of anti-typhoid serum <by the govern
ment authorities while in the servk
at Camp Jackson, S. C.
Young Fleming resided with h:
parents at Stonewall, Miss., 'dyin
there last Saturday. The affidavit
also set forth that the young man r<
ceived an honorable discharge froi
the service and while ill in the hosp
tal suffering from paralysis, his pai
ents were informed that he was i
of pneumonia; that the camp ai
thorities discharged him penniles
and refused to even pay the cost c
his tranportation home.
It is also alleged that the parenl
old and infirm, were financially ui
alble to provide means of transport
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uiun <*nu umt a uuyiiwu xrieuu ux WJ
young soldier, Albert Zackary, c
Stonewall, went to Camp Jackson, f
C., after young Fleming, brougl
him 'back, paying all the costs 8
well as the cost to and from Cam
Jackson of the military escort thf
accompanied himself and the ill so
dier, the government authorities r<
fusing to pay a cent of the expense
18 SPARTANBURG MILLS
PAY DIVIDENDS TODA
opartamburg, June 30.?Eightee
iotton mills in Spartanburg count
will tomrrow pay semi-annual div
iends amounting to $557,130. Pact
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let leaas witn a 6 i-z per cent aiv
lend on $2,000,000 preferred a tot*
of $140,000. C? if ton and Sparta
mills come next, each paying 4 pe
lent on $2,000,000 capital stocl
rhe highest dividends are paid b
Arcadia, eBaumont and Woodru
mills, each paying a 5 per cent sem
annual ividend. None fell below
per cent. Local mill men say th
period of depression is passing an
;hey are optimistic over the outlool
liVage adjustments have been mad
md the mills are Teceivng orders fo
joods in sufficient volume to insur
steady operations for months t
some.
WOMAN.
< (By a Bachelor.)
A bundle of nerves,
A grouping of curve3,
blending of weakness and vim;
A jewel of price,
An ornament nice,
plumage delightfully trim.
A leaven that leavens,
A heaven of heavens,
Promoters of joy and of thrills;
A healer of pain,
A causer of bane,
Custodian of pleasures and ills.
A hard thing to gain'
And worse to maintain,
Uncertain investment and dear;
A sweet, tempting halt,
A merciless fate,
Paradoxical, puzzling and queer.
The riddle of the Sphynx
Is nothing, methinks,
Compared with men's joy or his cur?
But "noblesse oblige"
We gallantly seige
A woman "for better or worse."
REORGANIZATION DRY
FORCES ^EFFECTIVE JULY
Washington June 30.?Reograniz;
tion of the federal prohibition ei
forcement- forces along lines preiously
anounced will become effe
tive July 1, Commissioner Hayn<
asid today. On that date the ne
state directors will succeed the pr
sent district directors and the flvir
column of agents for intersta
work, directly under the commission
er, will take the field.
Mr. Haynes went over his plai
with: members of the senate finan<
committee recently when the que
tion of additional funds for the go'
ernment's "dry" agents was up. T1
reorganization plans, Mr. Haym
said, has been given "remarkab
endorsements" from all parts of tt
country and he expected coopen
tion from state and local officials 1
carry out the letter of the prohib
tion law.
66 cures Bilious Fever.
Another Editor Leaves Town
T
Capper's Weekly.
? In a recent letter to The BreedL.
er's Gazette, Mr. F. M. Woods, of
>f Lancaster County, Nebraska, told
t- how a Nebraska printer got an auc11
tion sale and an account of a wed?s
ding mixed together. The resulting
s, article, wrote Mr. Woods, read like
*1 this:
al "Married at the home of the
n bride's township one mile north andj
_ two miles east of Mr. and Mrs. John
:e Jones, highly Tespected residents of
Thursday, Jan. 27, Miss Ethel Drinkl9
water by the Rev. 18 head of the
g Shorthorns consisting of four bridesmaids
dressed in pale blue and carrying
calves by their sides. They
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B naa uine vens:?sired Dy tne noted j
Kentucky jack Bombina 3d. AlsO|
forty-six head of hogs, including the1
jj groom's father from North Dakota,!
where he is engaged in missionary!
,s work, and is immuned by the double i
^ process. These shotes aTe thrifty,!
and all relatives of the bride and'
g groom. They all gathered in the
spacious diningroom after the ceremony,
and partook of 300 bushels of
seed oats, 1,000 bushels of corn, 10
ie
^ large sacks of milled and alfalfa. The
, bride is the youngest dauehter of
^ one trusty inculbator, capacity 600
eggs, one Jno. Deere five-room cottage
and a trip to Omoha, after
? which they drew 10 per cent interest
from date. Free lunch at noon." |
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B. The Nebraska College of Agriculture
has on its campus a miniature
farm showing farm house, barns,'
' acreage, etc.
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31 Bailey Military Instil
11 equipped highgrade
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c* ^3 A large outdoor gymnasiun
e S dormitories and hospital. The la
* j|] campus. Three Expert Coachcs.
e (ij boys.
? H At Bailey each Cadet U ui
|j the time he reaches the school v
Every effort is made to sun
(| ing and living. The moral influ
r? ?i __ it . I
g DBiiey i? recognized Dy cne
full Military equipment. Military
Last Summer over 200 app!
a Applications and letters of inqui
[a advise you to send in your applic
j| catalog.
COL
MAJOR JOHN W. MOORE, HE
? For 14 years a professor at The
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AUlM^ULi
11 1571 ACRES OF LAND, VALL
se 11 OPERATE!
|i DEGREE COURSES
Agriculture, (Seven Majors.)
11 Architecture.
|!\ Chemistry.
1 i'< Chemical Engineering.
{;! Civil Engineering,
i ] '>' Electrical Engineering.
I {;' Mechanical Engineering,
j Textile Industry.
v-i|t Industrial Education.
? General Scicnce.
5311 SHORT COURSES
w g Agricultural.
Textile Industry.
>2 Pre-Medical.
te I SUMMER SCHOOL
tl- |; June 13?July 23.
11 Agricultural Teachers.
?> Cotton Graders.
College Make-up.
:e Removal of Entrance Condis.
i< tions.
i;j Agricultural Club Boys.
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j! R. O. T. C.?Clemson is a mei
SS gj
je j| All R. 0. T. C. students receive
ie $200.00 per year during the jur
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'1 THE REGIST
APPLICATIONS WILL
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Soutb Carolina State Highway De- <
partment, Abbeville County, Two
Mill Work.
Bids will be receivd until 12 <
o'clock noon, Thursday, July 7,
1921, at the office of the Abbeville |
County Highway Commission, Abbeville,
S. C., for the construction
of 16.503 miles of the Abbeville-An_
treville Road in Abbeville County,
between the city limits of Abbeville
and the Anderson County line. The
work to be done consists of the following
approximate quantities:
Necessary clearing and grubbing
j within right of way.
72,096 cu. yds. common excavation.
800 cu. yds. rock excavation.
51,674.9 cu. yds. top-soil surfacing.
116 lin. ft. Corr, iron pipe.
1,903 lin. ft. V. C. or plain concrete
pipe.
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SANITARY I<
OUR MONEY-BACK GUARANTEE.
SAVER is guaranteed to cut ice bills
ure, for any reason whatever to pleas
and money will be refunded. This gu
to it, GLORINA ICE SAVERS must
HOW TO USE?Cover the cake of i<
RINA ICE SAVER, leaving bottom
action, it greatly retards the melting
with its cooling action. If properly i
3 to 5 years. When soiled rinse in c
Family Size, 5 to 100 lbs.
Merchants Size SO to 200 lbs.
AGENTS WANTED
TRI-STATE SPECIA
230 Union Avenue
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ILITARY INSTITUTl
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:ute is one of the largest
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atui j ov/iiuvio 111 1.1
l affords pleasure and physical devel
rgest swimming pool of any male instil
A faculty of experienced and promine
14 '? tt .
ider the cloie personal control and'wal
mtil he leaves for his home.
round the cadets with an atmosphere th
lences (thrown around them are not exc<
United States Government and supplier
r discipline develops loyalty, neatness, o
ications came in after all available spa<
ry are coming in each day. If you cont
ation at a very early date. Write for
. F. N. K. BAILEY, SUPERINTENDE
ADMASTER.
Citadel. The last three years as comt
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IE PLANT OVER $2,300,000.00. EN
) UNDER STRICT MILITARY DI
VALUE OF A TECHNICAL SC
EDUCATION
A technical education is the *;
best insurance against hard (jre
times. In earning capacity, it ars
may equal an estate of $50,000. Te:
For the untrained are the posi- me
tions of poverty and obscurity. an(
Times are hard in Suoth Caro- eqi
lina, but the cost of an education
at Clemson College is compara- i
tively low,?sufficiently low to be the
within the reach of any ambitious the
young man in South Carolina. ant
Scholarships, free tuition and
the payment by the United States
Government to R. 0. T. C students,
still further reduce the
cust- S
Do not allow the financial difficulties
to keep you from enter- (
ing college this fall to prepare at 1
yourself for the opportunities, tho
that lie ahead. sch
mber of the senior division of the Rese
financial assistance from the Federal G
lior and senior classes.
FULL INFORMATION WRITE OF
RAR, CLEMSONCOL]
BE CONSIDERED IN THE ORDEI
499 lin. ft. V. C. or reinforee4
:oncrete pipe.
40 lin. ft. reinforced concrete pipe.
167.49 cu. yds. Class "B" com:rete
in headwalls.
Proposals must be accompanied
Dy a certified check or corporate
surety bond made in South Caroliaa
for Five Hundred Dollars ($500.60),
nade payable to the chairman of the
\bbeville County Highway Commission.
Plans, specifications and proposaB
forms are on file at the office of IL
B. Humbert, County Engineer, Abbeville,
S. C.f and at the office of tfae
State Highway Engineer, Cohnv&fe
3. C. Plans and specifications may be
obtained at the latter address upm
request accompanied by a chck far
Five Dollars ($5.00), which so
will be refunded if plans are teamed
in good condition within thiriy
days after receipt of bids. ^
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ce-saver
?Each and every GLORINA ICE :
from 33 1-3 to 50 per cent. FaH- <
>e, means Lnat k can De returnea !
arantee has no "strings" attached
do the work. j
:e on top and sides with the -GIX>- *
uncovered. Through its protective \
of the ice while not interfering '
ised will not mildew and will last
:old water.
$1.25 j
$2.50
EVERYWHERE
LTY SUPPLY CO.
Memphis, Tenn. 1
I
I Cadets. . ffl tfjg I
resented. J f If |
and best 17J y
le South. ; |
opment. Modernly equipped ?
ution in the state. Twenty acre
:nt educators who understand ^
tchful care of instructor* from ffj
lat will encourage noble think- S
elled by any school in the land. f?
i by the War Department with |
bedience and devotion to duty.
:e had been taken.
emplate patronizing Bailey we g
our handsomely illustrated ?!
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JEGE
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ROLLMENT 1919-'26. 1014. j|
SCIPLINE. v
HOLARSHIPS AND EXAMI. 1
NATIONS ft
rhe college maintains one hun- g
id and seventy four-year schoi- S
hips in the Agricultural and g
ictile Courses. Each scholarship g
ans $400 to help pay expenses jfj
1 $160 for tuition apportioned
lally over the four years. ?
Mso fifty-two scholarships in ^
One Year Agricultural Course, j|
se scholarships are worth $100 |i
1 tuition of $40. The scholar- g
ps must be won by competitive 2j
iminatinns which arp held bv 53
h County Superintendent of ^
ucation on July 8th. It is worth ^
ir wlrle to try for one of these S
olarships. ' s
Dredit for examinations passed Ja
the county seat will be given to jg
se who are not applying for a
olarships but for entrance. k]
rve Officers Training CorpB. :>J
overnment, this reaching about j|
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