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. + + | + | + +
 WEATHER REPORT

r For. "A hours ending 6 p. m. .
 yesterday precipitation o4; Max l > -um temperature 64'; Minimum E 47': Sunshine all afternoon. l | A A .A . * + |. < . < = & .k i.
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FOUn KILLED IN
 ALLIED AIR RAID

AMSTERDAM, June 2S.-Four were killed and 12 injured in an allied air raiG over. Saarbrueken, last night according to an official statement
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Wouldn't two-faced people be sore if they had to pay two prices for facial massage?
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AMUNDSOM TO TRAVEL
 ON FORMER BOAT

CARISTIAlJIA, June 2S-Explorer Amundsons ship Maude, in which attempted to locate the north pole, 1elt Christiania today. Amundson will board her when she reaches From see.
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. < + + * + * | < | . THE WORLD WAR A YEAR AGO TODAY

$, JUNE 2S--Brazil revoked it's F
 3 decree Of neutrality in war bet < t ween entente allies and Ger | ! many. !
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A l:ttle knowledge is dangerous thing because a little knowledge al ways makes man critic
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NORrIiROUND

Humboldt Sunday a. m. Jefferson 30th.
 Alameda 3rd July.
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Mrs <. Johnson and Ate Mosiey, were passengers going north on the North western last evening.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1918-04-30
SAVE YOUR CRIMSON
CLOVER SEED

Clemson College, S. G., Apr. Co.
DR.. Bradford Knapp, Chief of the
Office of Extension Work in the
South, has informed us that the sup
DIV of Crimson Clover Seed is ex-
tremely limited; that no more seed
will be imported and the quantity
already imported is quite small as
compared with that of former sea-
sons. He urges that every farmer
growing Crimson Clover save all
seed possible. Crimson Clover is
such a valuable crop on the farm
that extraordinary steps should be
taken to increase the acreage not
w%ithstanding the shortage of I'M
ported seed. The only way we can
increase the acreage will be to get
all the homegrown seed saved. 1t
will soon be time to turn under the
crop, where it is intended for soil
improvement, so whatever plans are
made for saving the seed, must be
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1918-04-30

RED CROSS NEWS.

In the. Surgical Dressings Depart
ment.
There has been a steady increase
of workers the past month, and the
work has progressed splendidly. We
regret very much the delay for the
past day or two, on account OF not
having any gauze, but u buyer,
Mrs. C. C. Gambrell, has not been
able to get it. We expect it daily,
however, and will begin our regu-
lar work hours in a short time. Vol
unteer workers are welcomed in the
rooms.
The following ladies will have
charge of rooms in surgical dress
ings department during the month
of May, from ten to n o'clock in
the morning and from three to six
in the afternoon:
Monday afternoon. Mrs. W. W.
Bradley.
Tuesday morning, Mrs. D. R.
riser.
Tuesday afternoon, Mrs. J. NJ
Sherard.
Tuesday night, Mrs. J. c. Ellis.
Wednesday morning, Mrs. Ellen
P. Norwood.
Wednesday afternoon, Miss Mary
Aihsqa
Thursday morning, Mrs. G. H.
McMurray.
Thursday afternoon, Miss Mary
Smith.
Friday morning, Misses Onie and
Caro- Morse.
Friday afternoon, Mrs. C. c.
Gambrell.
Saturday morning, Mrs. J.. G. Ellis
Saturday afternoon, Miss Louise
Brown.
Mrs. J. C. Ellis,
Supervisor, Surgical Dressings.
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R. L. MABRY
l.. C.. HASKELL.
w. A. CALVERT
PARKER & REESE.
DID YOU E 1T?

Spartanburg, April 23.-An ex-
plosion in the heavens slightly south
east of the zenith shortly after $3.50
o'clock this evening, said by local
scientists to have been meteoric,
startled this city and was, from re-
ports received up to this time, wit
messed by persons within a radius
of rs miles. The explosion cast a
red glow over the earth, bringing
out sharply marked shadows, even
of over head electric wires, and in
the heavens left a white cloud
streaming towards the east that re-
NAMED clearly outlined for fully Is
minutes.
Possibly three minutes after the
light was seen three deep detona-
tons, as of distant guns, were heard
It seemed so near and so real many
persons believed it to have been the
explosion of some signal shell, pos
sibly a star shell sent up by the sig
nal corps of Camp Wadsworth. Many
persons called the camp to inquire
If such were the case. Soon after
the explosion reports came to Local
newspaper offices from all sections
of the county, some towns rs miles
away being under the impression ii
had taken place just above their
particular locality"
This strange phenomenon passec
here and was seen by a number Of
our people. Some thought it was
Zeppelin.
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SYFAN-MERCK.

The following. announcements
have been received here:
and Mrs. George William Syfan
announce the marriage of their
daughter
Lucy
to
Mr.. Ralph Ashford Merck
on Tuesday, April the twenty-third
nineteen hundred and eighteen
Abbeville, South Carolina.
At Home
after May the third
Fifty-three North Pryor Street
Gainesville, Georgia.
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household consumption. 1t is con-
sidered necessary to check consump-
ton chiefly to guard against tenn
porary shortages which may result
from withdrawal of more vessels
from the Cuban trade.
Retail dealers would be provided
by their State administrators with
certificates to be signed by the con-
sumers. Each certificate must BE
returned within one week after it
is signed to the State administrator.
In order to build up reserve
stocks to take care of the canning
demand, jobbers r now permitted
to hold sugar sufficient to meet their
needs for 60, instead Of 80 days.
Where necessity demands, federal
administrators will have authority
to allow the sale of more than 1000
pounds, the present limit to retailers
Commercial Gamers in every
State will be allowed to increase i'm
mediate purchases and gradually to
accumulate sufficient sugar to meet
full requirements of their 1918 can
ming operations. The new regula-
tions, however, do not extend the
latitude to manufacturers of less
essential foodstuffs.
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AND TOO.

Why are Irish potatoes selling for
fifty cents a peck in. Rock Hill? All
over North Carolina they r selling
at thirty-fve cents a peck, while in
Columbia they are selling at twenty
five cents a peck-and Columbia is
a cantonment city. There is some
thing radically wrong with the Rock
Hill price. Who can tell the cause
of it?-Rock Hill Record.
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CANNING SUGAR
TO BE PROVIDED
Will Be Distributed on Certificate
System-To Preserve Fruits.

Washington, April 22.-Sugar for
domestic canning and preserving
this summer will be distributed un-
der a modified certificate system by
which each consumer will be requir-
ed to sign an application for the
amount needed.
Adoption of this plan was an
nounced tonight by the food admin
~istration with the explanation that
its purpose is to make sure that
home Gamers may obtain sufficient
sugar to preserve %perishable fruits
and at the same time to place a
check upon any who might try to
obtain unreasonable quantities for
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to individuals or hrmS giving lnrllt
or War Savings Stamps as bona
fde gifts; nor is there any objec-
ton to the practise Of making pay
ments in Thrift or War Savings
Stamps for services rendered.
These two practises are to be en-
couraged, as is the practise of en-
ployers giving employees bonuses
in Thrift and War Savings Stamps.
"What the Treasury Department
objects to, and requests patriotic
merchants to refrain from, is the
practise of giving Thrift Stamps as
bonuses with purchases with the
intention of increasing the stores
business. Such a practise defeats
the fundamental purpose of the
War Savings movement. The State
committee is confident that when
merchants understand this, no urg-
ing will be necessary for them to
avoid the giving of Thrift stamps as
premiums. The committee appre-
ciates the genuine spirit of helpful
ness which has prompted stores to
offer the stamps as premiums, and
feels sure that in the same spirit
they will refrain from such giving"
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1918-04-30
*
\ SOCIAL NEWS. :
X

Little Miss Nina May WEIGH cele'
brated her sixth birthday last Thurs
day afternoon at her home on North
Main street, from four until SIX
o'clock. Games were enjoyed, after
which the "party" Of ice cream was
served. A number of pretty pres,
ents were received. The children
present were Misses Sarah Thorn
son, Rebecca Smith, Frances Hill,
Virginia Starnes, Masters Leon Nc
Cord, William Thomson, John NC
Murray, and Henry Power. 49,.
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D FOR BRAVERY.
A R. ~PresbYterian.)

DIR. Raymon Neel Davis Of Troy
S. c., has been honored with a me-
dal for bravery in France. He cap,
tured a German soldier and ampu,
tated the limb of a British soldier
under fire and saved his life. For
his skill and gallantry he was award
ed a medal. Dr.. Davis was a stu
dent of Erskine a few years ago.
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Several well-intentioned
Iner-

SeVGrdl
chants, through ignorance of the
regulations and policy of the Treas
ury Department, have offered to
give Thrift Stamps as trade prem
iums. While merchants who do
this doubtless feel that they are pa
triotically boosting the stamps, the
Treasury Department feels that this
practice helps the merchant more
fhan it does the War Savings move,
ment, and for the guidance of those
concerned, the South Carolina War
Savings Committee has the follow
ing to say on the subject: .
HThere is no objection whatever
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LIEUT.. BRADLEY TO
CAMP NE

One item Of news from g
Sewer is that Lieut.. Francis
Bradley has been sent to- G
Meigs, Washington, for q cours|
instruction in personnel and II
ance work. Lieut.. Bradley is 3
of Rev. R. F. Bradley, Of Troy
has risen rapidly in the army.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1918-04-30
WANTS

FOR SALE Ford Roadstd
good order, all new tires.
$4,000. J. J. George, ca
Falls, S. C. Al
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made at once.
Write the Extension Division
Information about the gathering
your Crimson Clover Seed.
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stable
night, one light Bay Mar,
weight about $50 lbs. Reg
information. See c. A.
Hodges, R. F. D. 1.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1918-04-30

E. L. Wilson spent Sunday
Newberry with a cousin.
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ito individuals or firms giving Thrift His college friends will re'0lce WIFI
or War Savings Stamps as bona him in this distinction
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1918-04-30

FOR SALE:-Potorico ant
Hall Potato Plants, 81
thousand, immediate shiH
Thos. H. Brock, Honea
C..
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WANTED-L. Nelson of Abb
S. c., will pay cash for any
tity of second hand bags,
Rags and Rubber.
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---T-T1- -IJTt-l
Meet You,
Uncle Sam
at any Bank Of,
Bond Booth,
and get into
the fght- and
get in big!

MRS. JAS. S. COCHRAN, THE KERR FURNITuREg q
= w WHITE COMPANY. McMURRAY DRUG COMPANY
D MopsF COMPANY. ROSENBERG MERCANTILE ca
HADDON-WILSON COMPANY HOT HUSTLER RACkET.l
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SEESErS SALE

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CATHOLIC CHURCH SERVICES
DURING NAY

Eo-y services nexs Sunday at 10
=. Pa-so,s are kindly requested tc
ss,t -A=sc Children 70 the Catechisu,
e-Iss q Cc-.s-is, Doctrine. Durins
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A marriage license was Issued dur.
ing the past week to John n Re-ev
and Margaret E Province. nosh a
oroville.
The patriotic spirit was Certainly i
evidence In Oroville and LSecr.s ri.
DAY last when the large crowds .u-,.
81 out 10 attend tie lass-y psy
meetings
TIE Frs NS,iocai Baak Las recs:v.
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STANDARD OIL PATRIOTIC

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AN ACI
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