Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1922-10-25

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entertainment and the cause likewise
being good one our people should
attend en- masse.
Rev. G. w. M. Taylor is closing up
his years work in order to be ready
to attend the annual conference
which meets in Gaffney on Novem-
Der z. Rev. A. L. Gunter will be the
host, being pastor of the Methodist
church at Gaffney.
Commencing Friday, October 27,
the Quarles & Zimmerman Variety
Store will put on their annual fall
sale which will mean atremendous
saving on every purchase you make
at this popular store. Read their ad-
vertisement in this issue.
Miss Ethel Cheatham is here
spending some time with her mother,
Mrs. J. w. Cheatham. For the past
year she has been in leading hospit-
al in Memphis in training to be a
trained nurse. DR.. M. D. yeffries is
superintendent of the hospital.
The popular v. & L. Restaurant
and Chiles Cafe announces a sub
stantial reduction in prices. They buy
only the choicest food and serve it
in the most approved manner. Stop
at this popular place When in Au-
gusta-315-317 Jackson Street.
Mr.. T. A. Hightower who always
keeps abreast of the times in cotton
manufacturing, spent Friday and
Saturday in Greenville attending the
Southern Textile Exposition which
has attracted men interested in cot
ton manufacturing from all parts of
the country.
County Treasurer j. L. Prince told
The Advertisers representative yes
terday that there remains yet un-
paid about $4,000 of 1921 taxes.
This shows that a considerable num-
Der cf taxpayers in the county now
have two years taxes upon them,
1921 and 1922.
We have carried some of aur sub
scrib,rs who have heretofore been
unable to pay their subscriptions
promptly, but we must now insist up
on payment. Look at your label and
see low you stand. We do not wish
to drop single name, so remit at
once, if in arrears.
Capt. P. NJ. Feltham stopped over
for the weekend with his family,
leaving Monday morning for Wash
ington. After completing his work
in Alexandria, La, he was ordered
by the government to inspect Lin
wood hospital near Augusta, having
come from there to Edgefeld.
Mr.. Abrom Daitch tells The Ad-
vertiser's readers this week that his
large stock is now filled in every de-
partraent with winter goods that
were bought right and will be sold
right. Read what Mr.. Daitch says
this week. He also has large stock
of army goods that he is selling very
low.
MI. Clyde Hamilton spent Monday
in Columbia with his mother, Mrs.
Bonham Hamilton, who is in the hos
pital. While in the city TRANSMISSION
of blood was made from Mr.. Ham
ilton into the veins of his mother.
Since that time, Mrs. Hamilton's
friends will be pleased to note that
she is improving.
Mr.. F. G. Mertin of Augusta an
nounces to our readers this week
that he is selling all boys and mems
clothing and furnishings at half price
or less. Such statement coming
from so reliable a source should in
terest many of our people, especial
ly at season when many family
needs have to be supplied.
Rev. A. T. Allen will attend the
union meetings of all three divisions
Saturday and Sunday. Saturday he
will attend the meeting at Antioch
and in the afternoon he will motor
to Clark's Hill to attend the union