Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1913-03-19
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

Mrs. Foster Williams of Angus
ia spent last Thursday in Edgefeld
as the guest of her sister, Mrs.
Lovick Smith.
Housekeepers can Tighten their
household burdens tomorrow by
sending to the pantry sale for their
menu for dinner or supper.
Misses Elizabeth and June Rains
ford are coming home 70 spend Eas:
ter and will bring several of their
classmates from the College for
Women to be their guests.
Three pound cans tomatoes, loc,
Bright's Cash Store.
Mrs. James S. Byrd and little
Fitzmaurice are spending some time
in Columbia with MIR. and Mrs.
John Fitzmaprice. DIR. Byrd went
to Columbia and spent Saturday
and Sunday.
DR.. A. H. Corley and DR.. J. S.
Byrd attended convention of the
manufacturers of dental material
which was held in Atlanta last
week. Both of Edgefeld's young
dentists keep abreast of their pro-
fession.
Post cards, Easter birthday
greetings, and others. Fresh ship
ment weekly.
Bright's Cash Store.
MIR. BUST Anderson will arrive
tomorrow with his bride to visit
his mother, Mrs. E. 3. Anderson
and sisters, Mesdames w. L. Duno-
want, M. P. Wells and Geo. F.
Minis.
The high cost of living can be
lowered by making some purchases
at the Pantry Sale that will be con-
Quoted tomorrow by the ladies of
the Woman's Christian Temperance
Union.
Mentholatum lsc, :Dodson's liver
tone 3sc, Swamp Root 42c, eye
waSer with dropper and salve 22c,
Bromide of Strontium $50.
Bright's Cash Store.
Corn, land that was prepared for
planting before the recent heivy
rains will have to be prepared again.
if the best results are obtained.
That however will be no misfortune
in the end. Some of the best work
ing that corn receive is in thor
ongh preparation.
Guano hauling goes steadily on.
Since the rain 100 or more wagons
have been loaded daily at Edge
field. The March winds have aided
Supervisor Edmunds very materi-
ally in keeping the roads in pas
sable condition.
The hens are more considerate of
egg buyers at the Easter season
than at Christmas. Eggs are plen-
tiful now and are selling for only
Is cents per dozen. The members
of the feathered tribe are now
doing their part in reducing
the high cost of living.
Office men, Attention: Get a
eipless paper fastener for 80.
Bright's Cash Store.
Judging from the way some OF
the farmers are buying guano dis
tributors they will be much used
implements on the farm this year.
We do not believe the cotton acre
age wil be increased in this coun-
ty, and the quantity of commercial
fertilizers used will probably be
about the same as last year.
36-inch enew percales all new,
light spring colors, 1890 values at
SIC.
Rubenstein. :
Mr.. W. G. Taylor who served
the Western Union Telegraph Com
pany as operator at this place at
tended court last week as witness
in a case against the telegraph COM
pany. Mr.. Taylor was very capa-
BILE and courteous operator, making
many friends while residing among
MS. He is serving as agent tempora-
Eily at Perry, S. G.
The pantry sale that will be held
in the rooms of the library Thurs
day will greatly reduce the high
cost of living. Meats and sweet
meats of all kinds will be placed on
the bargain counter. Nothing will