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Mrs. J. S. Williams and son, Gillespie
of Sharon, spent Tuesday with
Mrs. Lewis Beauford. 1
Misses Bertha and Frances Smith, 1
ox Aooevuie are visiting relatives 11
here. (
Mrs. Craft of Georgia, spent last <
week with her daughter, Mrs Frances t
, ' Pettigrew. :
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. McGaw of Leb- !
anon spent Saturday with Mr. and ^
Mrs. Frank Hrinter. (
Misses Helen and Babel Below and s
Sara Lee Cann, of Calhoun Falls, *
spent the week-end here with friends. *
Mr. Frank Woodhurst spent Satur- c
day night and Sunday with friends at
Trov.
Mr. Marsh Wilson was called to ^
Callison Saturday on account of the
death of his nephew, Yancey Riley. ^
Mrs. Will Link and daughters
spent one doy last week with Mrs.
Charlie Dansby.
Mrs. Marshall Hall and children ?
spent Sunday with Mrs. Charlie Hall.
, Mrs. Minnie Lee Youngblood and t
baby and Miss Melrose Hamilton, of
Augusta, are visiting relatives here. ^
-> Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Beauford, N.
St P.oa/\? an/I fionMM si.
tended the play at Buffalo school
house Friday night.
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j|\ kvm vxmsnpaoon is tc$ tore*
rAvUk^ runner of 85% of all .
I tothE? human ills. It brings
106 mc're suffering; 0
w. MJ /more sleeplessness, t
^1| rf( /more ill-temper than s
ill W /any other single cause. c
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r ft any nauseating, griping
Ua medicines to do it Take
RICH-LAX I
JtlCH-LAX is a new treatment It deans
the system, removes tha poison* from tire
body, and puts you in ship* to acoompliab
things. And RICH-LAX does this without
leaving you weak and half-side, as you
d nys fed after takingortinary laxatives.
Cii?fH?J n Our Stoca. Wear* wo meet that
Skfe-Lax will pIhmin tint wa vnt yoa to
4WM to ? atom aad ?t a bottle and tiy it ?
MratwrrU. Hi Tim n't auk yo?. if it tat
Um baat laxative nadirine youarar aaad.ttmp^
Ml M M and wa ?i0 pntnstly refund tha fat
awdnaa prioa.
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'MAN FROM CANADA"
NEWEST BUNKO GAME
Athens, Ga., July 12.?The Atlan;a
bunko situation pales in comparison
with a "buko" game played and
von in the "Classic City" last week.
Hale, hearty, well met, a real dipomat
of the old School, representing
limself as an agent of a Canadian
ievelopment concern and seeking a
lesirable location for a colony of
Canadian dairymen near the educa;:onal
center of the State, "privately
ind confidentially" revealed to &
lumber of "leading citizens that he
)rought along with him a few cases
>f "Canadian rye" for his own perlonal
use, but on account of the strin
rent promomon laws in mis country
le thought best to get rid of it as
juickly as possible.
It was a cruel game, according to
he stories related by his victims. \
"I have three cases at the *?
iotel, and I am desirous of getting
id of it as quickly as possible. I'll
et you have a case for $75 if you will
all for it between 9 and 10 tonight"
Between "9 and! 10" that night
;xactly fifteen thirty citizens called
it the hotel' to see Mr. .
"No such person registered here"
he clerk informe'd the supplicants.
All this happened last Thursday.
Monday several of the victims were
ranging around the' lobby of the
? Hotel, hoping that they
night yet get & glimpse.
All told, he took in $1125 in Athms
and then proceeded to Elberton,
vhere it is reported, he caught a
lozen or more suckers with the same
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rick.
From Elberton comes the story "he
ras a handsome gentleman, well
[ressed and a smooth and convincing
alker, but when we called 'between
> and 10' the dispenser of good, pure
Canadian rye was nowhere to be
ound."
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. CUBA STILL GAMBLES
Wall Street Journal.
Cuba is experiencing the "morning
after." Sh? is suTFerin^ from effects
of her 20-cent sugar spree. But Cuba
with the natural fertility of her soil
has great recuperative powers. Even
at 4 cents a pound, or $90 a ton, her
sugar crop in a year of good production
is worth about 360 million doliars,
about $133 per capita for her
more than 2 1-2 million population.
Easy money from last year's sugar
prices led to free spending by
government and individuals. Personnel
of government ^departments is
admittedly too large, and salaries too
small. In some departments many receive
$60 to $80 a month, in a country
where cost of living is one and
j a.* i.i*~
une-nau w two umes iiiui in mc
United States. Inefficiency and graft
are the results.
But no one starves in Cuba. The
fertile soil will grow some vegetables
in a month. The climate is kind.
A. rich Cuban will support most of
his relatives. The island would support
a much greater population.
* Gambling is one great vice in Cuba
now. The Cuban is a natural gambler,
and easy money from sugar intensified
his inclination. A national
lottery is conducted by the government.
There ate drawings every ten
days, with prizes running up to $ 100
000. A ticket costs $20 to $25, but
fractional tickets are peddled everywhere
for 25 to 30 cents.
In two months last year ttie gambling
casino at Havana is said to have
taken in profits of 2 1-2 million dollars.
They are gambling there now
with $1 chips instead of $100 ones.
It was no unusual thing for a Cuban
to lose $50,000 or $100,000 in
an evening drunk with gold. Before
the war most of them were broke. A
;good many of them are going back to
their former status, if they have not
| already arrived.
666 curat a Cold quickly.
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LAWYER
Room 204
CITY HALL
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:j: I hare juit had my herd of !|t
;j; grade Jerseys tuberculin-tested !|!
;j; by a G or eminent expert and Jj|
| every individual was approved.
i|> This assures that my cows are jj;
!j: free from disease and insures !|!
: jj; the high quality of the milk I i'l
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FUNERAL SUPPLIES .
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NOTICE OF LAND SALE
By virtue of the authority vested
in me by a certain deed of Trust, I
will sell at public auction, on the
1st day of August 1921 at Abbeville
Court House, S. C., at 11 A. M., or
as soon thereafter as practicable, the
following described real estate:
All that lot or parcel of land sit tate,
lying and being in the City "of
Vbbeville, in the Conuty of Abbevilie,
in the State of South Carolina, facing
on short street leading from
Magazine Strfeet to Jail Street, and
being bounded by lot of Jim Buchannan,
by lot of Harriet Vance, by lot
of Thomas Culbreth, and by Street
separating this lot from lot of G. A.
Harrison.
Terms of Sale? Cash, purchaser to
pay for papers and stamps.
D. H. HILL, Trustee.
June 20th, 1921. 6-22- 3t.
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Faculty of 28 Offi
14 States and
Bailey Military Insti
I equipped highgrade
A large outdoor gymnasiu
1 dormitories and hospital. The li
| campus. Three Expert Coaches.
boy*. /
' At Bailey each Cadet is u
| the time he reaches the school
Every effort is made to sui
ing and living. The moral infli
Bailey is recognized by tin
full Military equipment. Militar
g ' Last Summer over 200 app
a Applications and letters of inqu
a advise you to send in your applii
fj catalog.
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2 MAJOR JOHN W- MOORE, HE
| For 14 years a professor at The
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Black Mountain, N. C.'. .
Beaufort, N. G
Canton, N. C
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Gastonia, N. C
.Hot Springs, N. C
Lake Junaluska, N. C.
Murphy, N. G
Saluda, N. C
Swannanoa, N. G
! Tuxedo, N. G
Wrightsville Beach, N. G.
m Tickets at above rate
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3 Foreign Countries Repi
itute is one of the largest
preparatory schools in tl
m affords pleasure and physical devel<
argest swimming pooi 01 any male institi
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tnder the close personal control and wat
until he Icmi for, hi* home.
round the cadets with an atmosphere* th
aences thrown around them are not exce
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7 discipline develops loyalty, neatness, ol
lications came in after all available spac
iry are coming in each day. If you cont<
cation at a very early date." Write for
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;r Excursioi
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.... $ 9.80 Biltmore, N. G
.. .. 10.88 Brevard, N. C.
. .. . 26.79 Bryson, N. G. .
.. . . 11,02 Glyde, N. G. ..
8.21- Fletchers, N. 1
.... 8.79 Hendersonville
.. . . 12.32 Isle of Palms,
. ... 11.45 Lake Toxaway.
17.43 Morehead City
. .... 7.64 Skyland; N. C.
10.52 Trvon, N. C. ..
.. . . 8.00 Virginia Beach
.... 19.86 Waynesville, P
per cent war tax to be added)
s are now on sale and will contin
October 31, 1921. Stopovers a
ig and return trip.
>ve points, summer excursion fare
the United States, and special f
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District Passejiger Agent.
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lied by any school in the land. jl
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bedience fnd devotion to duty. |
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