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i Xocal flews : personals : E. M. Bond, Jr., sp^nt Tuesday, in V * Greenwood. Jennings Kerr, of Bradley, spent * Monday in the city; I 1 Miss Gertrude Penney, of Sharon, j was in town Tuesday shopping?" John Reid spent the week-end in ] Anderson with friends. i 1 ' < Ralph Knight, of Greenwood, spent .Monday in the city. ,? i Mr. I#. M. Tolbert,, of Greenville, * was here on business Tuesday. ( i." J. Fowler, of Calhoun Falls, ^ was in town Tuesday on business. i - ^ Mrs. S. A. Fant, who has been sick for several days is getting better. m I Mr. Floyd Graves was a visitor in ? Greenville this week. * j t Miss L. E. Nance of Lowndesville, was in town Tuesday shopping. j (: " ' 1 t J. L. McCombs, of Bethia, was in ^ town Tuesday on business. J. D. Miller, Jr., spent the Fourth j ?ih Newberry with relatives. * j it J John Herring, of Greenwood, r I spent Sunday in the city with friends. Hiss Alice Hornsby, of Newberry, , is visiting Mrs. C. E. Peel at the j parsonage. . Dr. C. E. Hix, of Calhoun Falls, was a business visitor in the city on Tuesday. ' ' I Miss Mary Knox, of Sharon, is ^ visiting her sister, Mrs. Mabry Cheatham on Church street ? rf> . ' i Miss Annie Radcliff, from near Due West, was a visitor in the city . Tuesday. ? Miss Helen Boyd, of Greenwood, spent Monday hi the city with Moss Grace Eakin. ' ; '/ Miss Eva Scott, of Columbia, is ** visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. E. Scott, t 1 t Mr.v and Mrs. Sam Mabry, of j Florence, are visiting Mrs. J. S. Miller and Mrs. Rebecca Mabry. 1 . Misses Sarah Harkness and Marion \ ? Prince, bf Sharon, were in town yesterday shopping. * ' , ; ;) . Miss Addie Miller has gone to Newberry where she will spend some " time visiting relatives. Prof, and Mrs. R. H. Coleman are spending this week in the moun tains of North Carolina. ,J Mr. and Mrs. Will Everett came iroa Dooalds Tuesday and were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Sam iPant. b ' Dr. C. A. Milford and Mr. W. C. Sherard were among the game sports who took 'in the races in Atlanta on the 4th. ' :*"rW * Miss Marie Mcllwalne, of Hodges, Viocn ir> -titoiS (>if ? fnr ?PvAr?l Havs j ~".7 ? _ visiting her sister, Mrs. Thoa. jPnrdy. i:' ? Miss Nelle McGaw has gone to Atlanta to spend a ten days' vaca- ' tion with her cousins, Misses Nelle j and Nan Scott. i ' Mrs. Sam Seal, and Sam, Jr., arrived in the city Monday from Logansville, Ga., for a visit to Mrs. W. E. Owen on Magazine street. - ' ' Miss Marion Wilson and Miss Pauline Wosmansky went over to Elberton, Ga., Tuesday and will be guests K at the house-party of Misses Addic and Annie Bowie for several days. * Miss Carolyn Edwards, of Anderson, spent the Fourth with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. 0. Edwards. Mrs. J. P. Smith, of Donalds, has been in the city visiting lier daughter, Mrs. S. A. Fant. Miss Carrie Hawthorne has been in the country for the past several days visiting friends. Miss Edna Carroll, of Monroe, is in the city visritirg her cousin, Miss Grace Eakin. Miss Sophie Reames has gone to iVnderson and will spend several iays visting friends. J. W. Ladd is in Baltimore this week in connection with business for the American Woolen Mills. ' "v ' >"$' yp- ' &. Happoldt Neuffer went home with j Perrin Dargan and is making him a risit. "Hap" likes the City- of Sue- j :ess. I 1 . J Misses Helen and Virginia j Starnes have returned to Abbeville tfter a pelasant visit to Osceola, N. Jliases Daisy and Neva Hagen re;nrnpd home todav flrom Newberrv. where th,ey have been vlsitng relaives. , t \ Misses Ruth and Lillian Gregory, tnd Mr. Cason, of Wllliaanston, ipent Tuesday in the city with Wends. Misses Bertha Fant and Carrie ?ay and Theodore Fant and Frank Jldrick, of the Cold Spring section yere Sunday visitors in the city. Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Barnett and flrs. Bosler went up to Greenville for the 4th and spent the day with' dr. and Mrs. <3. L. DeadwyleT. They nade the trip through the country. V MOVING IN i Mr. Si A. Graves has completed lis handsome 'bungalow on Washngbon street and is movihg in today.! . i ? WILL OPEN BIDS Tomorrow the Abbeville County iighway Commission will open bids or the construction of the Antreille road. ' MISSIONARY SOCIETY MEETS" A The Woman's Missionary Society >f the Methodist church meets Thurslay afternoon at 5 o'clock at the paronage. ( MRS. ANDERSON HOME. Mrs. J. L. Anderson arrived in Abbeville Monday after an extended stay at her home in Gibson, N. C. Ifr. Anderson went up and came lope with his wife. They brought :heir bran new baby with them and t is according to her father "the! inest baby in two states." I Opera Hous ? One Day Only / 1 Robertson-Cole "The S With W. M. Tooker, I Miller, Norma S "'"How was she to kno missioner, was the 1< ail(i really a hater ol Nothing was sacred even stole in the mis* i another matter whe is a story of Good Men. s ADDED A' A Centur "DANDI p~ 15 Cents Adm FOR MISS HAIGLER Miss Sarah Haigler was bono guest at a party given at six o'cloc Tuesday afternoon by Miss Emm Harris and Mrs. Richard Hill. Th Hill home on Haigler street wa beautifully decorated with cut flo^ ers. As the guests arrived, punch wa served in the hall by Miss Margare Cox and Miss Helen Haigder. Rook and bridge were the form of entertainment which were enjoye during the afternoon. After severs games Miss Margaret Cox amuse the young ladies present by the read ing of a poem in which the romanc of the bride was described. Refreshments of block cream cake and mints were served by Mis Maria "Neuffer and Miss Emmi Haigler. ? THE MERRIE MATRONS Mrs. Leslie McMillan entertainer the Merrie Matrons at a pleasan meeting Tuesday afternoon. HERE FOR BIRTHDAY PARTY Dr. and Mrs, C. M. Rakestra^ and Miss Louise Rakestraw cam over from Chaster Tueday and ar the guests of Mr. and Mrs. So Rosenberg. They came for the fes tfvities of the hospital birthda; party. pirNirQ 'Mrs. GeoVge Wood and famil] and Mr. and Mrs. Joel Warren an< family spent the 4th of July aRapley Shoals enjoying all th< pleasures of a country picnic. 0000 Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Graves ant family and Mr. and Mrs. G. T. Tat< and ohildren, Miss Mary Hall, Miss es Lois and Vera Ferguson and Her man Wi^by made up a pleasant part] onrl cmor?+ i-ha af Talflnrf T?ATi Bridge. * # ~ Mr. aijd Mrs. J. D. Kerr, Mr. an< Mrs. C. E. Williamson and Mr. ant Mrs. G. T. Barnes took the childrer and went out to Martin's Mill for i picnic supper on the 4th.-The chil dren chaperoned the mothers whih they made their first plunge in the "surf." HOME ON A VISIT Mrs. Sam Seal is here fron Logansville, Ga., and will spend i week with Mrs.' W. E. Owens 01 Magazine street. She is accompaniet by her young son, Sam. Jr., who though only four months old, cai make as much poise in the family a: his fathert FROM SUMTER I Miss Ruh Lyon is here from Sum ter and will visit for sometime wit] Mrs. Sol Rosenberg. Francis Lyon, i grown young man of eleven years accompanied his sister. Dollar Day'll Drive Despair Dow: to Death. ? i fRIDAV Super Special tealers" , Ruth Dwyer, Walter herer and others. w that her father, the ^ader of the Stealers r : God? N to the Stealers. They sion tent. But it was n?The STEALERS id Men and Bad Good TTRACTION ' y Comedy { LIONS" ission 35 Cents / THIRD SCORING SATURDAY IN BUTTER CONTEST ir -K Last of Tc?t> to Be Made Before September?Agent Urges CV ? e General Attendance. ,S u Saturday at 2:30 o'clock in the Court House the third scoring of ^ Ibutter in the better butter contest will takep lace. Miss ^Elizabeth Forney, dairy specialst,. wll be the ^ judge. This will be the last soaring I until September, so it is especially ^ urgent that all contestants send butI ter this time. At the scoring in June Che grades were all No. 1 none of e the butter showing hot weather de( fects. All butter should be in the ^ County agent's office by nine o'clock iSfttlirdjnr TrM>Y*rin<* twvjciKIp T+ will g w . * " ? be registered and placed, through the kindness of Messrs Miller and Evans, in a, refrigerator until hour of scoring. j Immediately afetr the Scoring,. at 3:30 o'cloek the County Council of Farm Women will meer for a short SMITH, It *} * 'Ml p. i|; 7 yds. Red Rose Dres jji' 17 yds. 36 in. Brown 7 ;j: 2 Work Shirts .... ....: *if 8 lb. Bucket Snowdri ] | 7 24 lbs. Fancy Patent j|: 3 lb. Can Primero Cc , i!| 8 lbs. Roast Coffee ... i ;i; v j ;|; 30 Cakes Laundry S( \ji: 7 Plugs Sweet Mash1 f\ | 4 Plugs Schnapps Tol l|||: 1 doz. 1 qt Ideal Fru I J. AL > . ' mraiaigiMraraiiiigiaraiiSii I*, nn :i?P | T. Ci \\ FOR SPOTC a r I [{ 8 pounds Gc [ I 18 pounds ^ 11 9 15-cent Cz 11 4 30-cent Cs [l 12 10-cent C I j 8 pound Buc ffi 25 Bars "Cl< 15 8 large Cans i J 8 pairs 25c C 13 5 pairs 25c I II 3 pairs 50c I ii 2 pairs 75c I |i - Best Heavy E | lien's Unioii a 1 lot $1.50 E S 1 lot $1.50 C ij Hot $1.75 I [ 1 - ? 2 75-cent Mi uj i aozen yua S OTHER G 1B. T. Co iraramriimnimramn I time to discuss plans for curb mark-1 P et which they are planning to put in h operation in the near future. A com- tl mittee of ladies from the town will n Ibe asked to meet with them. The oh- ** ject of such a market s to put producer and consumer in tortch so that M the consumer can get farm produce ? while it is still fresh and the produc- "* er will be able to find a ready mar- f ket. t< "-Good butter" Miss Crowther, dem- 0 ?nstration agent says, "can be made "W in summer without ice." "Very good ^ butter," she continues "can be made by observing the following sugges- c tions: e "First feed some dry feed, a very . little cotton seed or meal. ToO much causes a tallowy texture which is un- a desirable. As soon as milked put milk in coolest place. Do not strain fresh L milk in old milk. Mix milkings for churning twelve hours before time to churn. Keep at about 75 degrees for cream and 80 degrees for whole , milk, for ripening. Churn in cool S $ day s 1 s Ginghams jd Homespun 1 3ap Tobacco BMbmMm haco.o HffiH it Jars^. I LEN SMITH miinnniMnrannfiuzn f BARGA OFFERED BY.. OGHRAN :ash,saturl 9th, ONLY. >od Coffee ........ -... /hole Grain Rice .'. ins Salmon ins Salmon ... Jans Salmon r ;ket Lard .... ?an Easy" Soap 3 Tomatoes Jray Hose Black Hose .... Black \Hose lose Work Shirt.. ........ t Suits......- ....~ !namel Boilers......... ...... "offee Pots )ish Pans ilk Pans trt Fruit Jars OOPS REDUCED ACCO chran & C ' i art of the day, and do not, put any ot water in churn. Rather get it at lie right temperature before begining by placing container in vessel f warm water.* <fChurn until gram is size of rheat. Draw off milk through sieve nd wash butter in churn with cold 'ater, fresh well water is all right 'ut 1 1-2 level taiblespoonfuls ol salt ' * 3 pound and work salt in and water ut. Be careful not to overwork, as . his breaks the grain, and if unde*'oked there will be a^ excess of rine. Mold butter, wrap in good rade parchment paper, submerge in old water, or Dlace in iceless refrie ratOT. Whe ready to pack, re wrap - * \ i ry paper put in waxed carto*" nd keep out of sun." ^ ' . OST?July 4th on street, leading from Abbeville Cotton Mill Ball ' Park a pair of tortoise shell rimmed eye glasses'. Return to Mrs. M. T. Coleman and get reward. It col. pedals IB1 I &Bmk k IiW II - ffi 1 JR ! Jlu m | }S^aiRRmsBa^m ^ a INS $ 4 CO. |! ? MY, JULY | ; j| $1.00 1 , . . . $1,00 ij > $1.00 [ I $1.00 J! : $1.00 I} $1.00 ? ..... $1.00 m $1.00 11 $1.00 ffi ...... $1.00 jg $1.00 1{ $1.00 I! $1.00 - - |{ $1.00 J{ $1.00 11 $1.00 ij A1 AA ff $jl.uu : 2 $1.00 (2 ci no " | 'RDINGLY j! ~~ i[ ompany j