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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-02-18
Bic 2rndfruit Der &flanaen.

Sn eilem 6rieObOt 81 Sannoucr
bat cine 9irfe eiuen ittucren SanO'
Iteinblod pon eincnt 8rabe obgebo'
ben. glu1 an0ermGrts bat man
ifon otter ioltc Grihcinungcn boob
attet. IS lag oesbalb nabc, Oieic
araftleiIhungen 6t mciien So bal
man 3. .. berctnct, Dab cine 10
3entinleter oide mo 100 3eutimctel
lanae Yuumiplr5el einen IuBcnOrud
bon efluu 5000 %SiIogromm ailaitbt.
uno oaS Iino icoeuiaaS &inoerfrdf
tt geacn Die 2ciitlngen oider 8ur'
5eln uno Der unteren Setle Der
Stantme. Ntan bat ieItgeIteut, oab
Die @egenfraft, Die alfgcipenoet iuer-
Den mllB, Inn baS 9idcnwadstlm
zines 9aumitammcS 5u oerlaugla
men, 10-15 @tmolpbGren betrd8t.
alto eillem Druid Don 1O-15 &ilO.
gralnm ol1i ieoen Guaorot3entimctcr
0e$ StummeS entiprid)t! 9urd) elmer
9rud bon 2-3 &ilOgramm l1Bt
iid Der 8aum nod gar nid)t it0ren
@eI6 rieiige &rGfte alio elm mad
Ienocr 9aumitamm bon 3. 9. 1 Wte'
ter unO 5 Metcr S0be na6 auBer
uusiiben f0nnte, eriiebt mani barallS,
SAB er nit oieiem Stiif bel ieiner
0iden5unabme einen @egenOruf bon
1900, Silo9ramm,
aGeroings nit nerlangiamten 8adS
tun1, nod iiberpinoen fOnnte. 81,
men @egenorut bon 300,000-450,'
900 &ilogramm aber tpiiroe fold
elm &ieie iiberbulpt ntdt merfen
uno Iid) in ieincm 9idenWadstnm
gar nift it0ren laiienl 8enn man
iol6e 2eiitunasfGbigfciten ertudgt,
10 iiebt man, oaB Die erpGbntc
Srieobofbirfe MIR cine finblide Sir
belt geton bot, 1ino peritebt enolid)
audi Ole aerit0rcnben 8irfltn9en
gr0bcrer 8Gl,me otf &alfgebirgen,
iobalo es ,hnen einmal gelungcn lit.
ir ben Gpnlten SUB gu faiien.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-02-18
Supe.

Olipcr Mlleller fam lHtten Won'
toa bon st. 2ouis bierher I'M
Sre,luoen rno Sefomten einen ge'
iuh o%b5uItotten.
SenrD Nolting lit altf Der &rana
fenliItc, rnO niinI6en mir tbn red)t
boIoiee @eneIung.
Ole beige 5alem @cmeinoe bot
beI6Ioiien ibre Stride 5l pergroBern
unO miro i'm S%riibjabre nit BEN Ir'
beiten begtnnen.
8aItor s. 9. Grodt nor lebtrr
9onner8tag in 9rofe INT Der Ser
mGblung ieiner S6peiter bei5umob'
men.
Worqen 4beno 8ie.S Supper unr
grogram i'm @ltO Greet Sdulbauie.
8m. SeemeDcr llnO 6amilie tuer'
ben in ben nG6iten 8oden nod Ga
line goutttp iiberiieoeln. 8ir BE-
6ouern ben Beg5ug bieier allgemeir
beIiebtcn SomiIie, wiinIdcn 0ericlber
ieood, Slid uno beItes @oblergeber
in ibrer aufiinftieen Seimatb,
9rco Stroute. mel6er lette go.
DIE elmer Operation u~nter5ogen rultr
be. ecbt aIlm6Iig ser 9eiierrng ent
geaen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-02-18

nod Sermann.
Ti6oro &ucoi9er, bon Sermann,
bcfono iid leste 8ode 81 einem
filr5en 9eiu9e bier.
SRI. @Ona Sofiid meiIte lebtc
ISOLDE mebrere Gage in Ct. 2ouiS
nlf 9eiuf lei ibrem 8ruOer.
GILBERT Sill, bon Mari6oa, Wo,
mar Iette ISOLDE bier ouf 8eiud bel
ieinem 8rl,oer, 2ouis Sill.
Geo. q. @oltbcr mndtc an Sams.
tag cinen notwithstanding no3 Mtor.
riion.
Ism. &iio rno SRI. Bertha Sbils
Iipps purben ON Nontag in Ser.
mann our9 ben BrObatc = Ridter
@raf getraltt.
SRI. Beorl Sodii6 reiite lettcl
Nittpo6 gum 8eiud BON 6reunbel
nod Sefferion Gitp.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-02-18

3 ra # il d. Serr (5u einem
9iener): Sbr SEER lit alio elm rel
der grbonfel?
Sicner: @d, id iage Sbnen, fol-
tens nur NAL ieben, pcnn Der MIR
II S6nupfcn bat, itno gleid) paar
pier3tg Sertpanote oa!a
au6 elm Stu6ium m. gr.
iter Stuoent: @as iebe i6, on bit
3u Sauie? SD CLAUDE gar, OH bill
felt!
3peiter STUDENT (einen Serina
5erteileno): 8ie on itebit, ituoicre
id Inatomie!
Ber9eBIid. 4ber Wann,
idGme Did Oof, ifon mieber be.
rauift unb 10 ipdt betm5ufommen!
SOFT on mir llid)t periproden, punt
10 llbr beim5ufommen2
Bin i6 oenn elm 8eoddtnts'
luHlueLF
- uebertrieben n. Run, bat
Ger iunge ar3t Sbre Sante furiert?
2eioer nidt; iie lit Elm Spfer lei
les 8erufes qetuorbeni
Ole Eobesitrate ii
ole 9eIeioigung oerroter
5a9n ne. 9armitaot. Der bieiiot
5oloatcnrat bat in elmer a~beebalte'
men Sisung, in Der iiber oas Ibrcl'
zen elmer BORT sebibten rotten Sabnt
our9 iun9e Solbaten oerbanbelt
muroe, beidloIien, iolde llebertrc'
tungen in 3ufunft nit Dem Sooe 81
~beitrafen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-02-18
Die RicIenblGtter Der &ietpria SIC.
gia.

9ie 8ictoria &e9io, oieie be-
riibmte iiioomerifaniide S6DeIter
unierer 8oiierroien, lit mad ibrer
gnt6efung burf Nen oeutihen
TeiIenoen SGnfe i'm Sabre 1901
iiberalIbin nod europa gebrad)t
fuoroen, ober nit ser gr0Bten Sorg.
ioIt miro Tie in gn9Ianb ge5o8en.
Die SrodterempIare i'm 2onOoner
9otaniiden 8arten ba6en MN in
Oieiem Sabre cine geraOe5u erItarn.
lide @roBe Ser 9I6tter errei6t.
Die ouf Ser Sberfldde oes @ei6erS
6wimmenoen 9I6tter iinb biz gu
cinem l1mfang 9eoieben, oeiien
0urfmeiier s Sub, 6 3oa betrdgt.
Die rieiigen @ebiloe %gepabren eineIl
e6enIo eigenartigen ME feiielnoen
Nnblid anf Dem 8aiieripiegel. Sn
i6rer poQfommel,en &reisform, Dem
Giefgriin Der SlGde u1O Den roIas
forbenen auf9erifteten Edtoerr
Gbneln lie groBen id)ntmmcnoen 81
iher1, sic bon rGtlidl nlsitroblcn'
0en Ioern o~llrdSogen iinb. Gi!
oltsgepodieuer Mann fam mil
9eiftigfeit ouf eirem iolden 9lott
Itebert, lttr6 man bat %9efunoen, 0aY
man mebr ol8 400 Gfuno Gam
auf ein IoIfes 9Gatt laoen fam
6eoor eS untcriinft. Sic iultert
Scitc Ser NieienbIGtter beiitt EN-
SdubipItem BON idarfcn 0ornen
Die BGrtner miiiicn sic @flon5en nil
grobcr Sor8ialt b%c0onbeIn, neil Ocr
f%IeinItc Tib BOZ, Oieien 9ornen cin(
Gntiiiltortng b%erOorruft. WaJ
timmt on, OoB 6ieie 9ornen oil
8flan5e Dor Sen r1uberiifen Gin
griffcn oaer m6Qlid)en Siere in scr
@aIicrn Oes Imto3oneltitromcs
idirmen io0er, in 6enen iie lire llr
beimot baben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-02-18
q aseu b c.

Dim 9onnerstag 9nr9sp qbermoIs
cine &n5abl 4rbei1er aug Dem 9ienit
Der SlltB.G omntiiion entlaiien.
Mcbrere iunge 2ellte sic olls Dem
9ienit Der &egierlngs . 8crfen emf.
Iaiic muroen, buben elm @robeI.
@eifGft bier gegriinoet, Ser Sra.
bel miro aus Dem SIltB geboben uno
fir 9au5mefe bcrfntft.
8icIe l1nierer 8enobner mohten
lesten Som8tog cine @eiltdsreiie
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-02-18

Ser cltpbcmiitiide GontoffclbcIo.
@irgl (oer chen bon i|citcr Srar
flrttbor nerpriigelt lpurOc): ga, ia,
ollcS mas riodt is, - q ornOli Metb
bob' / orrpii6t, - mas ulci Site int,
int iic aud ri6ti, - mic ioltbo iic
mr. ga micoannol 8 8cmanb aus.
flopit Fat ....
-0nR. NnIfshlntt 50 hnr cSnh1
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-02-18

SCOTT Elm S9riftiteller be.
fiihmt mirb. miro elm 8erleaer reid
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-02-18

Dds goIfsbIott 50 per Sob,
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-11-16
Evening Chat
Have You BEAD TT


In six months THE sheik" went
through its goth printing and calls
come daily for the book every.
where in the country. Written BY
Il. NJ. Hull who writes no preface,
give no excuses for his story, this
very ordinary novel is in constant
demand.
The book is mentioned more or
less in whispers and smiles OF
general, stealthy interest are seen
on many faces when it comes up
for discussion. I heard several
women talking about it very re.
Gently. One OF them said:
Have you read "The Slieik?"
Nod liks to-but I'm afraid
to ask for It. I hear it's pretty
well, rather unconventional.
I'll ask for it at the bookstore.
said the first speaker. Tn not
ashamed. Then I'll let you read
IT."
The She'll" is no more nor less
than the story of a very i~ndcpend'
ent woman named Diana Mayo
who decides on a trip into the deS
ert accompanied only by native
Arab camel drivers and servants.
A woman who is perfectly able
financially to do us she pleases and
one who has been brought up b.
a brother who treated her exactly
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-11-16
For That Cough!
Good Advice for Men or Women


Big Laurel, Val had a bad
cough. had nearly run into o
sumption, and | also had feminine
trouble. i took four bottles Of Or.
PIerce's Golden Medical Discovery
for the cough and two OF the ia
yorite Prescription for the trouble
peculiar 10 women and was entire
" cured. 1t has been more than 4
year since and there has been no
sign Of the diseases reapaearing.
/ find DR.. Pierce's medicines are
just what they arc claimed to be.
/ am thankful for what they have
done for me and ] wish others MAJ
be benefited by their use Mrs,
Tryphenn +. Addington.
When you have a bad cough
obtain DR.. Pierce's Golden Med
ical Discovery from you- Eeares!
druggist and DO relieved
IL you are a woman suffering
with cronic weakness peculiar TO
your sex you can he benefited by
'Favorite Prescription Tablets OF
liquid.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-11-16
Personals.

John Gnntz, OF East Park avenue.
has returned from Washington and
baltimore.
Mrs. Viola Springer is spending
few days with her daughter. Mrs.
afthur Rich, at Millersviilc.
F. NJ. Ashcraft. who Is employed
at Littleton. spent the weak end
at his homo in Guffey street.
j. Clark Mckinney is very i'll at
his homo in Merchant street.
Mrs. +. d. McCloy is still con.
fined to her home by illness.
S. l.. Jacobs and Assessor \. G.
Springer went % Triunc today on
a hunting trip.
Billy and Bobby White. children
of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles White. are
recovering from an attack Of diph-
iberia. An older son. James, is III
,at the home Of his grandparents.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-11-16

UsaEE ~
sIosf thfs money number oETdkyi
aEo} and gFieyfng over greatly
.You know seven dollars means .
very great deal TO 4 hard workinE
woman who iabors from early
morning until late at night, who
travels TO Fairmont each day, rain
or shine, cold or warm and who
scrubs, washes, irons or makes
herself generally useful at what
ever task calls the strongest.
I have a very special interest III
Mary" She is a most interesting
character, very quiet, very honest
yery u~nobtrusiye. Never in the
TWO ear 4 have known her has
she spoken more than a half dozen
words TO me. No matter what
say to her. she only replies;
t'Yas-um!" Mary's tongue is Ger
tainly not hung in the middle.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-11-16

Following a few hours ride into
the desert attended by what seem
cd to be a sufficient number Of
guides and servants, the party is
approached by a small army Of
bandit Arabs and Diana Is stolen.
She is rudely torn from her horse,
her party put to flight. and is car.
ried under the wide, romantic cape
OF a handsome Arab sheik to his
abode some distance In the dessert.
Here in a fine tent amid beautiful
silken coverings, soft pillows, rich
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-11-16

~ aHgH LaAasH rN r.
Are you feeling ell today.
5Mau
Yas-um
Don't you ever talk, Mary
aYes-um with a faint smiley.
would. you mind washing and
cleaning both today. Mary
"Yessum-oh, Noun"
Mary is quite the incest colored
person you could possibly have
about the house. She is q good
girl, is Mary, and always says q
blessing before she cats her noon
lunch YOU have prepared hastily
for her. So quietly she sits. so
thoroughly at poise and clam, you
often wonder II she has solved the
enigma Of all races and is at peace
for all time. -,
Mary dresses In most any old
thing and accepts gladly your cast
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-11-16

EeFtTlFL1A AtHHlfNNl = HaaNF 49, NIFsE -
'hangtngs and lavish snmpdousness.
everywhere, she Is forced 70 re
main under the startling repeIlept
yet fascinating sheik's protection.
for many months. With Arab SER
wants, books, fine meals, even q
hot bath and all the luxury OF an.
up to date hotel, 50 the novel runs
she lives a w-etched lHe-save for
the moonlight horseback rides un'
der escort. The story is thorough.
" Pagan, alluringly foreign and
running over with thrills.
The sheik is fierce, exacts obed-
fence from everyone. is a com
maudIng figure and by his very
f%orcetulness arouses the readers
interest. OF course Diana falls in
love with him and the sheik turns
out to be ar EngIishman who has
renounced his people because OF
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-11-16


or clothing. Sha&Rnodt
atnplS woman who needs
penny she earns WhtlP gons
home from work about week
she lost her pocket book contain
ing SEVEN dollars aud ttf
change and though she Badiy
shakes her head about Il sha
doesn't complain. Wouldn't & he
fine II you or I or someone els
knew someone who found the
money and could return II to her
She doesn't know where she LOST
It but believes 81 was somewhere
this side or the other side on the
a to Montana-iust before or
Just after you take the ferry from
Rivesviile. Or on the street going
to the car
Ask FRIENDS and acquaintance
about it-won't you?
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-11-16

IMr. and Mrs. Charles Jones in
State street
Mrs. Cowauj Of Market street Is
visiting her parents at Huntington.
Mrs. Harry Kopp IS very III at
her home in Brown.street. A trained
nurse is In attendance.
Donald Deusenberry and William
Hess, OF Morgantown, ere week
end guests OF John j. Frum and fam
lily In State street.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-11-16

At the meeting OF the Links Sun.
day school class at the Diamond
street church Monday evening two
OF tho members who have recently
married, Mrs. Carl Smouse and Mrs.
John PopIe, were each presented a
picture for their home. This has
been the custom Of the class for
seYornl wears.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-11-16
r. A. S,

AEhe T. a. S. club will meet Thurs
day afternoon at the hme OF Mrs.
Frank Amos in Raymond streeS.
Plans will he made OF this meeting
Tor the oil day sewing which is held
every year by the club and the ar.
tfcles made given to the poor.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-11-16
EAST SIDE
-:MEWS:-:
MlasIonaryM eetlne.

The Woman's Mission Circle OF
the Palatine Baptist church VIII
aeet Thursday afternoon at n
home OF Mrs. Charles Gould in Gnl'
Fey street. Mrs. Gould and Mrs. NJ.
n. Orr will be tho h%ostesses. Mrs.
ii A. Johnston and Mrs. Rosetta
Maple will have charge Of the pro-
VI am.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-11-16
AuxiIarY MeetInq.

Diytsion No. 1 OF the Ladies' Aux
Hilary of the First Baptist church
Held a very pleasant meeting Tues
day evening at the home OF Mrs.
Grace Randolph Ogden in Vermont
avenue. The time was spent max.
ing articles for the Christmas ba'
zaar which will pc held BY the la
dies OF the church before Christ
pas.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-11-16
For Quick Results

S6lvax goes straight to the seat
of the trouble and helps the kid
Reys to work properly. H & H..
Drug Co. sells 1t on a guarantee
OF satisfaction OF money refunded.
Price 80 cents.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-11-16

&c though she were boy Diana
sees no reason on eath why che
shall not take this strange, wild
journey quite utchaperoned
Though her friends argue painfully,
Diana starts.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-11-16

80 aMHIFE.nfT klNaE - 49,. NafMFMaae
f~SnefediFrongs and oh yes, a1ery.
.bodyFgaS married and lives hap
IpnyleYer after. The story holds in
Tterest fairly well and disappoInts
because 1t isn't half as bad as the
reader expects. It is 4 story Of.
Unframed passion, beautiful desert
under moonlight, queer, interesting
people and the tale OF a man and
woman who recognize no will but
their own.
LoST-Ssven Dollars
Do you know anybody who found.
seeYn dollar bills in n and two
dollar bills in a red-brown
purse? II you do, won't you notify
tho Evening Chat writer, care The
West. Virginia? A very worthy lit.
tie colOred woman who earns .
scauty living by means Of day
work and who lives at Montana,
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-11-16

sos, 9x12 Heavy Administer
Rugs. Sale price.......
sos, 9x12 Fine Wilton
Rugs. Sale price. .....
SIS, 9x12 Wilton Velvet
with blue back ground.
Sale price.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-11-16
These Rug Prices Haven't Been

SIPS. ox12 Wilton Velvet Rugs
The best rugs money can &7Q
buy. Sale price..,....., @SO
S47.5O, 9xI2 Administer coo On
Rugs. Sale price,. pGIsVV
s55. 9x12 Administer $40 IN
Rugs. Sale price,. Q0SsVO
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-11-16

$185Oo, apiece Living Room Suites in william and Mary design up
holstered in Brown Spanish leather, oak finish and CIT mn
has bed davenport. Sale price .-----.-- y v
S1s5.O0, 4 Piece Willow Living Room Suites, consisting u we cnaLFS,
stand and setee. For the den or living room this suite & 112.OO
can't be cquarrd. Sale price ~AAS"SO
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1921-06-20
HOSPITAL TO CELEBRATE
FIRST ANNIVERSARY

Wednesday, July 9Th, is to be a
gala day in Abbeville in the interest
of the Abbeville County Memorial
Hospital. That day will be the first
anniversary of the establishment of
this worthy institution and it is plan
ned to make the day one long to. be
remembered. The Women's Hospital
Auxiliary Society has in charge the
arrangements for the day. There will
be a parade, led by the mills band,
public speaking on the square, NOV
ing pictures at the opera house, ac'
companied or followed by an address
by one of the hospitals surgeons on
the work the hospital has done and
what it expects to do.
The fete day is planned to raise
money to add to that already col
lected, to be applied to the hospital
debt of about $4,000. Some $500 has
already been secured by the Jealous
activities of the women of the aux
iliary. Mrs. Frank Nickles, president
of the society, says they plan sooner
or later to raise the whole sum and
place the hospital on sound finan'
cial basis.
Mrs. Wham, publicity agent for the
society, makes the following appeal
to the people of the community:
"We honored our soldier boys by
establishing the Memorial Hospital
We are proud of it. 1t has ben open.
ed one year. Many have been treated
often every room was occupied
All have praise for Abbeville's mos1
worthy institution. 1t belongs to Alb
beville county. Was your boy in the
service? If so, this is your hospital
It belongs to everybody. So every
body is invited to celebrate July 9Th
the first birthday" =.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1921-06-20
EXPECT TO ORGANIZE
COUNCIL OF WOMEN

Next Saturday afternoon, at 8
o'clock, in the county court room,
there will be held a meeting of rep
resentatives Of the various women's
clubs in the county for the purpose
Of organizing ,woman's council as
an auxiliary of the Home Demonstra-
tion clubs. Miss Crowther expects to
have present. to assist in the coun-
ellis organization Miss Christine
South of Winthrop College, who will
explain the purposes and aims such
a council is designed to execute, and
Miss McCelSey, Greenwood county
demonstration agent, swho will ex-
plain what similar organizations have
done for other communities.
Miss Crowther has already had as
surances from a number of clubbs in
the county that delegations of worn-
en- will be sent to the meeting here,
and she is anxious that all of them
be we'll represented. She says
that there is much profitable work
that the woman's council can under
take, among which is the fostering
of county fair, or some other plan
by means of which the work done by
children in the home demonstration
clubs the past year may be put on
exhibition. At present, Miss Crowther
says, there is no facility for dis
playing the excellent variety of ac-
complishments Of these young
people, and nothing is better de-
signed to encourage them to higher
endeavor than public exhibition and
appreciation.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1921-06-20

South Carolina State Highway De-
partment, Abbevi!le County, Two
Mill Work.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Bids will be receivd until IL
o'clock noon, Thursday, July 7,
1921, at the Office of the Abbeville
County Highway Commission, Alb
beville, S. c., for the construction
of 16.503 miles of the Abbeville-An-
treville Road in Abbeville County,
between the city limits Of Abbeville
and the Anderson County line. The
work to be done consists of the fol-
lowing approximate quantities:
Necessary clearing and grubbing
within right of way.
72,O96 Gu. yds. common excava-
ton.
800 Gu. yds. rock excavation.
51,674.9 Gu. yds. top-soil surfac'
ing.
116 lin. #. Corr, iron pipe.
1908 lin. #. V. G.. or plain con,
crete pipe.
499 lin. #. V. G. or reinforced
concrete pipe.
40 lin. #. reinforced concrete pipe
167.49 Gu. yds. Class "B" con-
crete in headwalls.
Proposals must be accompanied
by a certified check or corporate
surety bond made in South Caroline
for Five Hundred Dollars ($50o.0O)
made payable to the chairman of the
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1921-06-20
EDUCATION BOARD '
MEMBERS ELECTED

J. E. Swearingen, state superin.
tendet Of education, has forwarded
to W. Banks Dove; secretary OF
state, the names of the members of
the county boards of education, re.
Gently appointed by the state board
of education for the term, June
1921, Ito June, 1925.
Appointed for Abbeville county
were David H. Hill, Abbeville, E. l.
Reid, Due West.
|, Laurens coutny, R. F. Babb and A.
C. Todd.
Mccormick county, T. NJ. Ross
and H. NJ. Davis, Met Cormick.
Anderson, E. C. McCants, Ander.
son, and J. B. Watkins, Belton.
Greenwood, Ira B. Taylor and w
E. Black, Greenwood.
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Abbeville County Highway Commis,

Abbeville County Highway Commis-
sion!
"Plans, specifications and propose
forms are on file at the office of H.
B. Humbert, County Engineer, Abbe-
vile, S. c., and at the Office of the
State Highway Engineer, Columbia
S. C. Plans and specifications may be
obtained at the latter address upon
request accompanied by a chick for
Five Dollars (S5.00), which sum
will be refunded if plans are re-
turned in good condition within hH..
ty days after receipt of bids.
6, 20. -
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MRS. VANDlVER

Mrs Wallace Lomax received news
yesterday of the death in Columbia
hospital of her sister, Mrs. Nina
Vandiver, of Calhoun. Mrs. Vandiver
had been in the hospital for about
two weeks, but the announcement
of her death came as surprise.
Mrs. Lomax will attend the funeral
tomorrow at Newberry, the old home
of Mrs. Vandiver and Mrs. LomaX.
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FAMOUS GRAY MULE
NOW HAS COMPETITOR

Chester, June 18.-M. T. Boyd OF
the Cornwell section, while out on
his farm a few days ago, ran across
terrapin on whose shell he had cut
his initials in the year 1895, and on
which his brother, W. B. Boyd, had
made similar inscriptions in 1901.
The terrapin was spry and active to
all appearances and gave every indi-
cation of living another quarter of
a century or so, if not molested.
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A PLEASANT PARTY

Mrs. E. C. Horton entertained
Saturday afternoon for her visitor,
Miss Elizabeth Reeves, of Waynes-
vile. Eight young ladies were in
vited to meet the visitor and tables
were arranged for bridge and rook
and after a merry series of games,
a salad course with tea was served.