Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1922-10-04

When you are in doubt as to what
to get for your table to please the
"lord of creation" in the home look
up the advertisement Of Mr.. Hug
gins Store. He always has something
nice to. offer at an attractive price,
too.
The Advertiser very cheerfully
gives space to Mr.. w. G. ouzts and
to Mr.. M. A. Watson this week to
make statements in reply to our edi-
torial of last week. These statements
are published on the second page Of
this issue.
Mr.. E. L. Strom of the Mountain
Creek section is serving Mr.. Ru-
bernstein as salesman and he will be
pleased to have his friends call. Mr..
strom is an experienced salesman
and Mr.. Rubenstein has made good
selection.
DIR. Eustice Prescott was wei
come visitor in Edgefeld Friday, hav-
ing come home early last week after
being on naval duty in Hayti for 27
months. This week he will go to
Washington, D. c., for duty at the
naval hospital.
A progressive store in Golfers
community, Hollands Grocery, gives
an attractive list Of prices in its ad-
Wertisement in our columns this
week. Read of the list of staple ar
ticles and you will find many of the
prices surprisingly low.
The Antioch school opened Mon
day, the force Of teachers consisting
of Miss Jennie Pattison, Miss Lucille
Reel and Miss Grace Holcombe. Miss
Pattison and Miss Reel taught in this
school last session and their services
gave entire satisfaction.
The regular preaching service will
be held at the Baptist church Sunday
morning at 11:30 and at night at
eight o'clock there will be program
rendered by the Sunbeams under the
leadership of Miss Gladys Lyon.
Everybody is cordially invited.
Mrs. j. S. Byrd went to Columbia
Sunday for a visit to her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. John Fitzmaurice, and to
attend the marriage of her sister,
Miss Katherine Fitzmaurice, which
occurred yesterday. DR.. Byrd went
over to Columbia yesterday morning.
At recent meeting the board
of public works reduced the price of
electric light service from Is to 121s
cents per K. w. hour. The board has
effected q satisfactory arrangement
with Mr.. M. w. Shive for supplying
shavings from his planer for fuel fo1
a period of three years.
Mrs. B. P. Bryan stopped over in
Edgefeld Wednesday upon her return
from Augusta where she had been to
visit her sister, Mrs. Fannie Perry,
who had been quite sick. For num-
Der of years Mrs. Perry has had
charge of the Travellers Aid work
at the union station in Augusta.
Mr.. Clyde Hamilton left this
morning for Washington, D. c., in
an automobile, the trip being made
in order to deliver a car in Washing
ton. He expects to make the entire
trip of something like 600 miles in
two days and a half. 1t appears now
that he will have good weather for
the entire trip.
Capt. P. M. Feltham after spend
ing two weeks here with his family
left this morning for Alexandria, La1
to inspect as engineer for the govern
ment large hospital which is now
under construction. Some of the
most important engineering assign
ments are given Capt Feltham by
the government.
The friends of Mrs. N. M. Jones
sympathize with her deeply inf the
death of her, sister, Mrs. B. l. CAN'T
at her home in Wagener Saturday
morning. She had been at the bed
side of her sister for week pre-
vious to her death. Mr.. Jones. mo-
tored to Wagner Sunday morning