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" " |p&; DOTS FROM AROFXD Hjl? ;.v * ST. PETER S SECTION Bp;:' Mr. Mitchell Shealy, who has been fiN". in Nbed for several days, is now up , ??/? ?rr?in2r again. f CI 11VI ?v?? Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Fulmer and Mr. and Mrs. -Alfred Fulmer visited Mr. and Mrs. AV. F. handler Sunday afternoon. Mr. Elwell^ Bundrick and family spent Sunday evening: with Mr. and Mrs. Van Bundrick. ?v?. Mrs. Emma Lee Price from KinHjk; - ards spent a few days last week with IP* her sister. Mrs. L. M. Shealy. pV; Mr. and Mrs .Samuel AVessinger S?|> from Columbia are spending a few days with Mr. AA'esinger's father, Mr. .Pick Wessinger. ps .. Miss Sarah Kaiser and Miss Carrie Pearle Hendrix were out buggy ridjs"' ir.g Sunday evening. Miss Sarah Kaiser dined with Miss Carrie Pearle Hendrix Sundav. Mr. and Mrs. Archie Keisler dined %'. with Mrs. Keisler's father Sundav. | ? Mr. Lever Kaiser spent Saturday night with Mr. George Shealy. Miss Ella Sawyer spent a while Sunday afternoon with Misses Eva and Irene Shealy. 3? . I Miss Laura Mae Kaiser spent Saturday night with Miss Ellen Hendrix. Mr. Bernard Kyzer spent Sunday morning with Mr. Thurmond Shealy. Misses Ruby and Eva Pearl Bundrick spent Sunday morning with , Miss Ethel Shealy. . Mr. Fred Lindler and little kids . I dined with Mr. TV. TV. Kaminer j : Supday. Mrs. Bisk Barfield visited Mrs. Alma Kyzer Sunday evening. Miss Helen Price spent one night last wetk with Misses Irene and Eva I&; Shea I y. Two Blue Eyed Girls. ' ? m m m | WATERIXGFORD NEWS. f We greet this warm, sunny weather er with a smile: or with our lip turned one sided at least. 4 Wheat harvest is here as well as pea planting, so our farmers are kept busy trying to gather their grain and - fight General Green at the same time., Corn is looking fine and is being j ??: worked up. Cotton chopping is about j B&i." 45 '* clone herabouts and the weed is look-1 k"' ing fine, considering the late cool j I weather. Mr. and Mrs. Quinton Rikard and j children of near Summit visited rela !0f LD Cou A partial Bs&g One Paige 5-passen One Saxon 5-passen ^1^.4- TZ w ? une oneviu?ei o-\jc pllfL Two No. 490 Chevr One Overland 2-pa One Velie 5-passen; One Ford Touring' < The cars listed here Wk f. to come to Lexington jifov one. The time of pr start the drop in this : |p:V Come early and pic mediately after Shoril tives down on. Black Creek last Saturday night and Sunday. I Mr. Clifton Taylor of the U.. S. N. | is now spending some time with the ! home folks at the Wateringford. Last Sunday Mr. Frank Taylor of' Eastover visited the home folks. Frank looks like the hard times agree with him. Mr. Jas. Miller, son of Mr. and I ati-c w T. ATiller. of near Stvx. was! buried in Bethlehem (Black Creek) ; .Cemetery last Sunday. Mr. Henry Body of Eeesville. lee- ; tured at Pond Branch last Sunday; morning' and at Boiling Springs Sun- i day evening on the "Christian Education Movement." Mr. Body held | his audience spell bound for?well, we'll let the other fellow say how long?for we don't know, but we do know that he said in the beginning { that he was no preacher, nor was he' the son of a preacher, but he kept us listening as long as any long-winded Methodist preacher could. Well, we will give you old "Uncle Henry's" receipt for making and keeping good neighbors. Make your .visits few and not too often, and do not stay too long when you do visit cn Sunday afternoon. ^ i ia? * ^ I HMO NEWS. Harvesting time is here and farmers are busy gathering the grain. Quite a large c-ongregation attended services at St. Andrews Sunday afternoon. Rev. R. R. Sowers and family spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Shealy. Misses Pearle and Sadie Hook spent the week-end with their parents. Mrs. "W. H. Kyzer spent Sunday with her daughter, Mrs. J. H. Shealy. Some of the Irmo boys just will go with mortgaged property. Mr. P. G., Freshley and family spent Sunday with his parents, Mr. j and Mrs. W. H. Freshley. Miss Annie Swygert has returned home after a visit to Pomaria. The Forth Brothers of Lexington gave a show at Ballentine Saturday , night. Mr. Hollis Meetze called on his best girl Sunday evening. Mrs. E. O. Swygert and little son. Karl, are now with her mother since her husband has gone in the sawmill business with his father, Mr. J. K. Swygert. / 9 BIG Automobiles CINGT rt House, Sales iday, Jui list of cars to sell as ger "6" cylinder Touring Car. ger "6" cylinder Touring Car. issenger "8'' cylinder Touring, olets 5-passenger, "4" cylinder, .ssenger "6" cylinder Roadster, ger "G" cylinder Touring Car. Car. i must be sold regardless of pric and buy you a car at a price v ofit and high prices only apply sale. k out your car to buy before th f\s Sales. Miss Bernico Brittle of Charleston j is spending" a few days with her friend. Miss Ernestine Lewis. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. If. Kyzer. Mr. and Mrs. .1. K - Swygert and daughter spent Thursday in Columbia shoaling. Mr. E. <>. Swygert spent the wee!: end with his witV at t!?? home of Mr. and Mrs. \V. H. Kyzer. Misses Berime Brittle and Ernestine Lewis and Mrs. Pearle Swygert spent Monday afternoon with Miss Kel>;i I.oriek. Moon Man. f | Dodson's Liver Tone | j Instead of Calomel | Calomel is quicksilver. It attacks the bones and paralyzes the liver. Your dealer sells each bottle of pleasant, harmless "Dodson's Liver Tone" under an ironclad, money-back guarantee that it will regulate the liver, stomach and bowels better than calomel, without sickening or salivating you?15 million bottles sold. mOZL TINS ONLY a VDUR G00CERS r MAXWELL HOUSE |, COFFEE PAT-SNAP KILLS RATS Also mice. Absolutely prevents odors from carcass. One package proves tills. ItAT-SXAP comes in cakes?no mixing with other food. Guaranteed. 35c* size (1 cake) enough for Pantry. Kitchen or Cellar. 65c size (2 cakes) for Chicken House, coops, or small buildings. $1.25 size (5 cakes) enough for all farm and outbuildings, storage buildings, or factory buildings. Sold and Guaranteed by Harmon j Drug Co.. and Cexington Pharmacy. I / at W A V 8 Day I tie 6 3 follows: | e. Make it your day on : ou can a if o i*d to own y to times past. Let's 1 e sa 1 e. Sa! e -st a r s i m - d j ra walk |j - ' * " ' T&e pleasure is wortn it. stitute for Camel quality fragrant Camel blend. The fellow who smoke Camels. That's because smoothness, a fragrance an can't get in another cigarei . Don't let anyone tell yot cigarette at any price is s< Let your own taste be Camels for yourself. A few si puffs and you'd walk a milt I I / / I j - i' \vS^ i \ \sf \ \*dS^\ji(:?. ? " .- / Goodrich 30x3* anti-skid safety tread fabric fire now available at the 20% Price Redaction which went into effect May 2nd ^ a Camel, . There's no suband that mild, s Camels, wants : Camels have a d a mildness you tte* i that any other ) good as Camels. the judge. Try nooth, refreshing ; for a Camel, too. 9 gbgym R. J. REYNOLDS Tobacco Cdi fln H Winston-Salem, N. C. _ - ? - L i_ _ til -_r-?*?^*m ~** - ? ? t for Small Cars r*% 1 * 1 .rffs^^.ych <0mu **irr>/7 ? > :r *w\./ $ *, "* S ,4? * JjS 11 ^ Win /* ft?*'; 5# ?%) J# & jfl ":h.y V^?.v>^L ?IL jifl ? ? ?-i -> o O : ; - - /? hy ' ' *3 .- . . 'if \ _Z f *rw * r& v, f, t;..' 7 .' .-:/ -A m $%*/*/*!/? the 2C h 'L ice Redaction i ot-,'*'. -3- n '40** > V fiVe.witli sndoov - " -7. - ? 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