Edgefield advertiser. (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, September 09, 1908, Image 4
WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 9,19C8.
Local News.
Mr. G\ E."TSfay left yesterday
for Atlanta on business.
Mils Leila Barnwell of Char
leston is a guest at the home of
Mr Julian R. Strother.
Mrs.- R. A. McCreary has re
... turned after au extended visit to
relatives in Barnwell county.
Dr. F. W. P. Butler has been
spending several days in Edge
field with Gen. M. ?." Butler.
Mr. W. H. Doro, accompanied
j by bis lit.tl? daughter, spent Suu
. day at Clark's Hill with Mri and
Mrs. J. P, Nixon. -
Attention is directed to the no
- tice of th? administrators of the
estate of the late Joseph J. Hol
laud in this issue.
Rev. and Mfa. L. D. Gillespie.*
left, on Monday to spend twp'
week8 in Picke ne county visiting
Mr. Gillespie's parents.
: Mrs.^H. H. Sanders has har
cousin. Miss Mamie Courtney, a
i beautiful yoong lady from Tren
touT as her guest.
The Advertiser has been r?-i
quested to announce that Dr. C.
; B. Burts will preach at Horn's
Creek church Sunday afternoon
aexl.it 3:30 o'clock.
Miss Daisy Lyon has accepted
a school at So m ari a, Lexington
county. She will enter upon ber
duties about October the first.
Miss Annie May Mime is spend
ing some time with Mrs. J. H.
May. Her mother,. Mrs. \Giles D.
Mime, and the other children will
move to Edgedeld by the time the ]
graded school opeo e.
Mr. Alfred'Covar,. eldest son of
Mr. aud Mrs. A. B. Covar. has se
cured a position with J. B. White
& Co., of Augusta. His Edgefield
friends wish bim well iu his new
position. v
Judge J. Wi, De Yore is holding |
court, in Greenville this week.
Next week he will' preside at An
derson. Judge DeVore will be
.away from home almost con
tinuously now for two months.
Wanted: To purchase three
good milch cows, fresh to pail;
must be three-gallon cows. Lam
?Iso in the market for some shoats.
F. NrK. Bailey.
Miss Frances"Herbert, a daugh
ter of Presiding Elder Walter I.
Herbert, of^ r.? Charleston district,
' bra returned ) after spending a
fortnight "very pleasantly at the
"home of Mr. A. R. Nichoisou.
? ; > ?
MT. Claude Talbert, son of Mr.
J, Q. Talbert of Longmires, is
now a salesman at the'Corner
Store. Fp*r> several years Mr. Tal
bert haatieeu employed by Britt
& Co., of McCormick. .
Mr. J.rRangqro Ti m a er man bas
the contract 'fdr com pi I ic g the
* irinnersTeport for the government
for this county. He is com po ll ed
to visit every gin in the county,
both large and-small, private and
public, 'oed? each mouth.
iir. Dozier-Lynch 'has refunded j
to Davidson' college to resuoM bis
stndtr* at the opening'pf the ses
sion^ The Edgefield girls will not
have an?tb'T-opportunity of mak
ing "merry widow" smiles at this
very popular young tuan till tho
Christmas holidays.
.Mise.-Grace Tompkins returned,
on Friday after an absei ce of two
months in which she, in company i
with her.brother, Mr. D. A. Tomp
kins, aade so extended northern
ib^Tv^^^rm-'f)i-- 'he time was |
(spent at seashore and mountain
yesorts.lt ii Miss Grace's good
fortune to take several extended
trip? ?ach year.
Mrs. John R. Tompkins and]
Mrs. -W. C?. Lynch leturnedon!
Thursday from Henderson, ti. C., j
'where they spent a month with
. their _ parents. ' ' Mr: Lynch met j
them in Columbia. Mrs. Tomp
kins aa; s the ht>lf has not beep
i told in th?* newspapers, coi corning J
the damage to railroads by the [
recent freshet.
' . ? . . .
We? solicit your prescription
?- as. Utmost care is exer
. in compounding prescrip
ts and only pure, fresh drugs
t used. Our prices are very
re -sonable.
PENN & HOLSTEIN,.
successors to
G. L. Penn & Son.
Tue following ladies, will leave
Sdge&ald on Friday morning for
Samberg to attend the convection
f Ch* Women's Ghristian T?m
jrajbce Union : Mrs. W B Cog
irn, Mre; W L Dunovant, Mrs.
Hi Jones, Mrs. J L M i mn', Miss
lije Parker, Mrs. J E Hart,
[isa Frances Burg ess, Mrs. Man
ly Timmous, Misses Maggie Reel
ind Jennie Pattison. Miss Addie
?ll and probably others will go
Parksviile and Mrs. Hugh
fates from Red Hil!.
PRESCRIPTIONS our special
We solicit your Prescriptions;
ivor night.
WE GUARANTEE pure .drags,
mrate compounding, and rea
dable prices,
W E. LYNCH A. CO.
F. N. K. Bailey reached
.pday night and will
.remainder of the
|His family is
rill join bim
iBxtWa^i Co1&3AMejr has been
indisposed durang the entire
tmar but j? Bteadiljvimproving
will, we are glad*"^ state,
be restored to his full
jngtb and vigor.
[ Let The . Advertiser, ]$> offip'?.
j-do ywr-'pri?tiug:'" New type," n?w
j borders,- new oroaments just re
ceived. Satisfaction guarapteed.
Tbe rumor to the effect that
Miss Minnie Dicks will not teach
ia the graded school next session
is incorrect. We are happy to
state that she will teach'"again
next session.
Steward J R Scurry , told the
writer yesterday that ?tner? are"
now ouly twelve inmates .-at the
County Home, 7 white persons
and 5 colored.. Seven ."or height
deaths, have occurred among the
inmates sluce the first of the year."
Mr. W. Da Loach had "the mis-;
fortuue to lose a very "valuable^
horse last week. He discovered
about 3 o'clock in the night that
the horse was sick but it was too
late to save his life. Mr. DeLoach
As in the market for a good, gen
tle horse., . * ? .
We have just \ received a card
from our thoughtful friend, Ed
ward J. Nnrment, who is making,
ap extended tour., of Europe. The
card was"written from Rome and
tuns tfius" "Having, a fine trip,
but thinking of. my Edgefield
friends. Cordial remembrance lo
all.? ' '
.The Advertiser announces with
very great pleasure that Miss
Grace .Tompkins-, has been adtjied
to the corpsVqfy tgacJr?r?.Vo? 'ifhe'
graded pcb?ol." Mite* Graoe ia a
very efficient, painstaking, ooo
eoieutious teacher, " ?ud we are
confident that her splendid work
will prove the wisdom of Col.
Bailey's ohoice. . - .
Maj R. 8. ADjderaon and-Capt.
0. P. Brigbt'topk; a fish fph??yar
al days last week in the pond near
Sei gi er's, on. the Gap road. Among
their catch, which was unusually
(rood, were two very fine trout that
were longer, than a mab's arm.
They did uot weigh'(the trout but
it is probable that they would
have weighed twelve pounds each.
.the friends of-JIr.>P.; M,-*5Iar
kert'Sympathize with /bim deeply
in the very heavy 'OBS thtft he
sustained on account of the re
cent freshet. Besides considerable
cot? on and corn, much of his crop
of bay on his river bottoms was
destroyed. Mr. Markert's JOSH will
probably.amount to : several thou
sand dollars.
The. ladies of Born's Creek
church are very zealous Christian
workers. Almost before complet
ing one^undertakiug they are
planning something else: " Ob
Saturday afternoon next, between
the hours pf 3 .&.ud .Gv. the lad/i.es
wjjl sell ice cream abd cake, at
Horn's Creek for the he'nenVof
t he benevolent work of the church.
They deserve a large patronage. -
Mrs. M. E. Barker, 3f Edgefield,
S. C., has moved into her home
orr Crawford avenue. When sh?
firBt loaded.her furniture in.a1 .car
in Edgefield there was no prospect
of a freshet in the river,jb?t* bis
fore, they >reac?bed the. city the
waters came down. Luckily the
car only reached Clear Water, and
was deliyered after traffic was're
sumed.-r-Augusta Herald.
Guaranteed razors^ from $1.50
to $3 50,' also strops and brushes
'at . "
: . -May & Prescott. }?
\
"TJucle"' Phil Dozier, a colored
man who- owiiV a- small farm m
The7P?bU.Cre?k")traction of Saluda
county/brougbt -"down a two*horse <
load of very fiue Appier oats on
Saturday, and sold them like "bot
cakes" .at] 70 cents per bushel.
VUncie" Phil is a very successful
farmer and has made quite a repu-./
tation for growing' 'fiuV%ktB/''Fbr?
several -years he has eold seed oats
to quite a number of persons iu
this" vicinity*. - j*
For Rent- Two 5-room ootiap.es
and 3 rooms iu ;>nether.cottage.
.Mrs. 0..;S; DuBtise.
Mr. E. 8. Rives, arrived in
Edgefield on yesterday with his
family and will occupy_Capt. W.
A. Collett's new hou.se for: the
present. Later be will move to the
pl?ce irr south. Edgefield now oc
cupied by Mr. and Mrs. Sheppards
After Mr. E. 8. Rives moves Mr.
James U. Rives, will, bring his
family t* Edgefield) arid will oc
cupy Capt. Collett's residence.
Are Yon Employed? -
If you desire a position that
will give yon a good -compensa
tion, it will be to your interest
to communicate as indicated be
lOW. ! .
E. C. Barrett,
* 'Aiken, 8. C.
Box 52.
Special Sale of Panama Skirts.
Here's an offering in nice-new
Panama Dress Skirts which will
interest every well dressed wo
roan. Just calculate the amount
yon save and th^n come and see
how pretty these skirts really are
and how beautiful t hey're tailor
ed. Made of high class Panama
cloth. Pegular $9.00 at $5.50. Will
also offer you a handsome line of
Voile skirls. The $12.50 kind at
$7.00.
^ J. Rubenstein.
Cheaper "Water. -* ;
We are. glad to annouuee to our
patrons that we can now supply
them with 5 gallon demijohn
Glenn Springs water for $L75. ,
Penn & Holstein: /
Stfco?aso?B to
'?v 'u G. L. Penn & Son.
When.yop. need a buggy try a
Rock Hill, or Hackney, or Colum
bus, or a Tyson and Joues. No"
stronger line of buggies can be
i JU nd in this section. Large as
sortment to select from.
Ramsey & Jones.
Spectacles made np to suit your
particular need at lowest possible
price.
Geo . P. Mime,
Edirefield. S C j
Children, ?et every thin jr in
readiness for tho- opening of the
Edgefield Graded school, which
will take place on jonday, Sep
tember 21st. Remember the date.
-Mr. and Airs. R. N. Bailey, ac
companied by their children, ar
rived in Edgefield on Saturday
from Peoria. Ul., to make their
home in Edgefield.
f Mr.. R. W. Scott, of the Philip
pi section, has accepted a position
.as.salesman with Mr. W. A. Hart.
He was at one time a student at
the S. C. C. I.
Miss Grace McMaDo?. the pretty
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J T
McManus, has returned after a
visit of several weeks to relatives
iu the western portion of the coun
ty.,
/Very large ??tock of trunks, suit
cases and traveling bags. Let us
supply your needs. Our prices are
very reasonable.
RAMSEY & JONES
Mr. Cornelius IJolmas is again
at his post at Penn & Holstein's
On account of ' sickness he has
been at hie home near Red Hill
for several weeks. Cornelius is
very cordially welcomed back by
his friends.
. Mrs. W. L. Dunovant desires
the public to know that she has
nice^fresh butter on ice for sale
at 30 cents per pound. Ou account
of the freshet, she baa been un
able to_ make her regular ship
ments to'Augusta.
The large purchases of furni
ture which Mr. B. B. Jones re
centlv made in High Point are
already arriving. A car of chairs
bas just been unloaded aod ther*
are other large shipments of all
kinds of furniture yet to arrive.
A, colored man employed by
Mr. James Boone holds the record
in the county for pulling fodder:
We have been informed that he
recently pulled two hundred and
fifty bundles in a day. Polling
one hundred and fifty bundles is
usually regarded as a good day's
work: , -
The high water damages may
detain the mails and express but
it does not keep, certain young
men from the Pee Dee section
away from Edgefield. Mr. Gus.
Merriman apent Sunday aud Mon
day iu Edgefield, or, to be more
specific, on Columbia street.
.e'." . ... ? - ~~~ ?
?? Steelyards and balances.
May & Prescott.
The Edgefield Rifles gave a ball
in'the opera house on Thursday
evening last that was. thoroughly
enjoyed ny the twenty-three young
couples who attended. Music was
furnished by. Bearden's band of
Augusta. The german was led by
Mr. Janies H. Tom pk i ns and Miss
Teresa'.Haltiwanger.
ForlRent: 'A seven-room resi
dence. Apply to .
V . J. L. Mitns.
Messrs. J.'M. Wise & SOD, the
prosperous Trenton merchants,
have moved into ?their" new brick
store on the corner. The Edgefisld
friends oj-Mr. Walter W. Wise,
the junior member of the firm,
are greatly, pleased that he bas
succeeded-s?'w?ll since embarking
in the mercantile business.
On . Sunday August the 30th,
Mr. John Robert Griffie, the eld
est son of . Mr.- and Mm. J. J.
Griffie, and Miss Hulda B. Self,
the secoad .daughter of the la
mented J)1 P Seif, were married ai
McCormick by Rev. Mr. Rankin.
They will make, their horns with
Mr. and Mrs. J. J!; Griffis. We PX
teud hearty congratulations to our
youi<g friends.
Death at County Home.
Ther? have been seven or eight
deaths at the County, Home this
year, the last being that of Mrs.
Ready Timmerman who passed
away on Wednesday last. Mrs.
Timmerman has-been at the Coun
ty Home the major portion of the
time during the past twelve
years. She is survived by her
husband and four children of ?
former marriage who reside in
the county. Mrs. Timmerman bad
reached her. fifty-fifth year" at the
time of her death. The interment
took place at the burial grounJ
on the county farm.
New Goods Arriving. '
The opening of new fall goods
is-now going on day and night at
the new store of Messrs. Rives
Bros. In their advertisement tb ie
week, they tell the shoppers of the
beautiful new goods that are ar
riving: Besides drvgoods, notions,
millinery and shoes, Messrs. Rives
Bros. carry certain lines of house
furnishings such as rugs, carpets,
art'sqiares, shades, ftc. They in
vite the public to call.
Best Machines Made.
I desire to inform the Edge
field public that 1 am agent for
two ot^ thV best sewing ma
chines made, the Singer abd
Wheeler and Wilson. I make
my headquarters .st the store of
Messrs. May & Tompkins. If
'you need a machine J shall be
glad to call at your home. Prices
and terms reasonable.
L. G. QUARLES.
, Edgefield, S. C.'
The effect of mal
You catch cold
down because of the
Strengthen yoi
Emulsion*
It builds new blood ai
system?
ALL DRUCQISTS:
The Election.
The Advertiser publishes ->a
statement of the second primary.
The figures are nonofficial but
are as accurate as can be obtained
at present. Next week ?we will
publish an offiicial statement.
Reports from s Columbia give
Smith a majority over Evans of
about 20,000; Swearingen iain
the lead by about 9,000; Cansler
and Caughmau are almost togeth
er. About 86 000 votes have been
heard from.
Celebrated EleventhlBirthday.
On Saturday afternoon last lit
tle Miss Lizzie Roper, the widely
beloved daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
J H P.Roper, celebrated her
eleventh birthday. Sh* invited a
number of har little friends to
anare the pleasures of the occasion
with her. After spendiug several
hours in play and games, all en
joyed delightful refreshments
that were served. The charming
little hostess was presented with/
a number of gilts -by her friends
as tokens of esteem and aff-ctiou.
This very pleasant/ afterisoon will
long be remembered by arl pres
et. '
Administrators' Notice.
All persons holding claims
against the estate of Joseph J.'
Holland, decoded, ara hereby no-?.
titled to present the same, duly at
tested, to Sheppard Bros., our at
torneys? All persons indebted to
3a;d estate are requested to make
payment to either of tho under
signed.
Jas. A. Holland,
B. S. Holland.
. Admrs.
Special Prices Prevail.
The time for replenishing the
wardrobes of the boys and girls
-vbo are going away to school is
aero. And we waut the parents to
snow that we can supply their
leeds. We have shoes, hosiery,
underwear and all of the many
ittle things that are needed.
Special prices on all bleached
roods, which means that we can
jave you money. New fall goods
jow arriving. We have never pur
chased a stock to better advan
aga than whpn in New York re
cently.
J. W. Peak.
Won Citadel Scholarship.
Mr. J. W. Peak, Jr., ?B receiv
ing the congratulations of his
"rieods over bis good fortune in
Vinning the Citadel scholarship.
\ beneficiary scholarship at tbe
Citadel is decidedly the most
valuable scholarship awarded m
he state. It is the equivalent of
51,000 in actual cash. Thescholar
ihip lasts for four years, aud the
ni lion for pay cadets is $250 per
-ear. The next session begins on
)ctober the first. Mr. Peak at
ended the College of Charleston
ast eesr.iou and is well fitted Ifor
idmiseion to the Citadel, which
itands second to West Point as a
nilitary school..
?dgef?eld's Cotton Market
For 39veral years Edgefield has
ieeu one of the leading cotton
oarkuts in this section of the
tate, and this very enviable
ecord will without doubt be ma'iu
uined throughout the season just
pened. There is no good reason
rhy farmers for a radius of many
ailes should not bring their cot
on to Edgefield. The cotton pro
ucers themselves, will always
ive honest weights und the buy
rs will give every fraction of
cent that the market will war
ant. Tb? Ed?rofi?ld buyers this
easou will be WW Adams,<fe Co ,
Cdgefield Mercantile Company,
ones & Soo, May & Prescott and
ir. H. A. Smith. The cotton mill
rill also very probably enter the
? arket a little later. Bring your
otlon to Edgefield.
Vdding Modern Improvements.
Mr. James R. Cantelou is con
itautly equipping his farm witb
noderii conveniences and im
jrovements. Some time ago he iu
italled a hydraul c ram to force
?rater from a bold spring some
listauce away to his lot and oat
ie barn. Though be does not
?laim to be an expert machinist,
Mr. Cantelou superintended the
work of putting iu the ram him
self and it works admirably. The
ram foross au ample supply of
tvater a distauce of about 1,800
feet and -raises it about 85 feet
Mr. Cantelou is now contemplat
ing putting in an electric light
plant. He will yetprove to be not
Duly a machinist but an electri
cian, a Thomas A. Edison.
Cotton Ginning, Notice to the
Public.
The Edgefield Mauufaotu ring
Company is thoroughly equipped
to gin and pack cotton. A large
new Hamilton Corliss engine of
great power has been put iu and
all the gins and other machinery
has just been"overhauled and re
paired. Meal,; bulls and other
produc?s will be ..exchanged for
cotton eeerj or wood. Your patron
age is solicited and your cottOL
will be giuned speedily and witb
satisfaction.
Edgefield Manufacturing Com
pany, per R. L. Walker, manager.
aria lasts a long time.
easily or become run
after effects of malaria,
irself with Scott's
id tones up your nervous
BOc. AND $t.OO.
Of the ?
PRECINCTS
Bacon._
Cleveland_.
Collier._
Edgef ield.
Hampton_
Hibler.
South Hibler.
Johnston, No. 1...
Johnston, No. 2...
Long Branch_
Meeting Street_
Meriwether_
Moss_
P leasant Lane_
Plum Branch_
Bed Hill.
Rehoboth_
Ropers_
Shaw....
Washington_
Uta
The Con
Dainty Scotch ?
. usually 15c, Corne:
All the new co
Ginghams to go at
The 12\ to 15c qua
price of ioc yard.
Do you war
Are you goii
with Ribbon, N<
Brushes, Pins,
The elegant <
your disposal.
Will tell
Eemember oui
but Eyer Honest:
won for the Con
force's pleasure t
Georgia Seed Rye. .
May & Prescott.
9 poonda of soda for 25 coots.
May & Prescott
. Large fat 16 oz. mackerel 10c. '
May & Prescott.
Delici?os fish roe.
May & Prescott.
TO I0AN
$100,000.00
We have made a specialty of
Farm Loans for more than 18 years.
We are prepared to accommodate
you promptly.
Write for particulars.
James Frank & Son,
Augusta, Ga?
A Sore-enough Knocker.
J, C Goodwin, of Reidsville, N.
C . says: "Bucklen's Aroica Salve
is a sure-enough knocker for Di
cers. A bad one came on my leg
last sommer, bat that wonderful
salve koocked it oat io a few
rounds. Not even a scar rema i u
.)d." Goaraateed for piles, sores,
boros, etc. 25c at W E Lynch &
Co., Peon & Holstein, successors
to G L Peon & Soo, B Timmoos
drog stores.
They Take The Kinks Oot.
"I have 08ed Dr. King's New
Life Pills for many years, with
iocreasiog sal is fact iou. They take
the kiuks out of stomach, liver
.md bowels, withoot foss or fric
tion," says N H Brown, of Pitts
field, Vt. Guaranteed satisfactory
it W E Lynch & Co., Peon ?fe
Boistein, successors to G L Peno
& Son drag stores. 25o.
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tiseir
wy Little Thi
ier Store's New Fall Fal
?laids 32 inches wide worth
r Store's price 10c per yard,
lorings in the njc quality
Corner Store's price of 8?c.
ility to go at Corner Store's
Lt SCHOOL SHOES that
ig off to College, or to
3ck Fixings, Hosiery, G]
Violet Talcum and Extra
conception of our buyers
you of the new K
and MILLIN
. policy is to deserve all
Merchandise priced cons
1er Store a large share
0 show von.
H. TurRe
A superb line of poctcet knives,
Boker's and Miller Bros; both
stag and pearl handles.
May & Prescott.
Fresh shipment of Harris Li thia
Water $1.50 for 5 gallons ; Glenn
Springs Water $1.75 for 5 gallons.
B. TimmonB.:
How To GeTs?ron*
- *P J Daly, of 1247 W. Congress
St., Chicago, cells of a way to be
come strong: He says: "My
mother, who is old and was very
feeble, is deriving so much beue
fit from Electric Bitters, that I
feel it's my duty to tell those who
need a tonic and strengthening
medicine about it. In my moth
er's case a marked gaiu flesh has
resulted, insomnia has been over
come and she is steadily growing
stronger." Electric Bitters quick
ly remedy stomach, liver and kid
ney complaints. Sold under guar
antee at W E Lynch & Co., Penn
& Holstein, successors to G L
Penn & Son, B Timmons drug
stores. 50c.
Timmons Locals.
Have you tried our 15 and 25
cents parched coffee.
Nothing equals Argo Salmon
for the price
Delightful lye hominy in cans.
Best green coffee in town 2
pounds for 25 cents.
Nothing better than White
Dove ?ind Swift's Premium Haras.
Very large assortment of fine
ene wing and smoking tobacco.
Try our Lord Casper Cigars.
Improved Fruit Jars and extra
rubbers.
Best Toilet soaps and toilet
powder.
Try our Suu-Proof Paints, all
colors.
B. Timmons.
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tr Store's
hool Ad ver- l'
Bent.
ngs Necessary?
mes Supply Just These Things.
Standard Calico in neat patterns to go at the
Corner Store's price 5c yard.
Solid colored Chambrays to go at the Corner
Store's price 5c per yard. -
School handkerchiefs, pure whitef \ inch
hem worth 50c dozen Corner Store's price
25c dozen.
Fit Well, Wear Well, look Better,
teach? let ns complete your outfit .
oves and sundry items suchas Combs ?
cts.
, Muslin Underwear Department is at
.Vi- . . -'/ ' .'
Sheath Skirts, Coat Suits
ERY Later.
we receive, not always a Special Sale
istently. That's the policy which has
o.f Edgef?eld patronage. 'Tis the sales
r, Proprietor.
We have just received a large
ujsortment of jewelry and silver
ware, in the latest designs from
he most up-to-date and most re
iable manufacturers in the conn
Ty. We invite yon to call and
inspect these goods.
RAMSEY & JONES
I. have purchased OD? of th?
latest improved raachioes foi
drilling wella, and solicit tbs
patronage of the publie. Par ti ea
wanting wells should commuai
cate with me at Pleasant Lane.
W. A. Strom.
Sm ?. Ct? I*
?H-H-M-H WU t"H 1 l l 111 M M I1 t'H> 11
South Carolina Co-Educational Institute
18th Session Will Begin
Wednesday, Sept 30th 1908.
I ANDS OMEJBrick
j ?Buildings with
Modern improve
mente; 14 Teachers,
each a spdalist; Teach
ers live m Building with
students. . Letters of in
quiry answered prompt
ly.
For Beautifully Illustrated Catalog, Address
Prest, ? N. K. Bailey,
Edgtfitld, S._C.