Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1922-03-15

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Friday of this week. See what very
low prices Mr.. Turner is making.
Ebert and Truman Mundy, Edwin
Rives and Herbert Hutto, a friend
of Edwin Rives, all B. M. I. cadets,
came down from Greenwood for the
weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Stohl of Buff
falo, N. Y, announce the engagement
of their daughter, Allene Janice, to
Howard McTeer Weldrep of Allan
ia, Georgia. The wedding to take
place in June.
Read the advertisement of Warren
and Cantelou in this issue in which
they announce on what days they
have fresh vegetables arrive by ex-
press. Other items Of special items of
special interest to housewives are
mentioned.
No visitor has been more warmly
greeted in Edgefield than Mr.. Shields
Johnson who is at home on %furlough
of Is days from the base hospital
near Greenville. He has been greatly
benefited By the treatment which
he has received there.
Mr.. j. E. Darby who came from St.
Matthews last Friday and Saturday
to purchase mules bought about
twenty mules and. shipped them
away Saturday night, making the
stable ofIMr. Belts Cantelou head
quarters while here.
The popularity of the new store of
Mr.. Frank Higgins at the depot is
increasing. In his advertisement this
week Mr.. Higgins calls especial at
tention to a particular brand of cof-
fee which he is selling at an attrac-
tive price. Read what Mr.. Higgins
says.
"Uncle" Mat Lyon says Ben Lee
Holston says he can not understand
how it is or why it is that some far
mers who had said they do not ex-
pect to plant a seed of cotton bought
several of chose boll-weevil-killing
machines that were recently sold in
Edgefield.
When an Edgefeld lady gathered
in her clothes a few afternoons ago
from the line in the yard where they
had been spread all day she observ-
ed several boil weevils upon the
clothes. The pest is here already in
great numbers watching to see what
fields will be planted in cotton.
In order that the teachers may
have an opportunity to attend the
annual conference of teachers in Co.
lumbia the pupils of the Edgefeld
school will be given holiday tomorrow
and Friday. Superintendent of Edu-
cation w. w. Fuller, Prof. Tatum and
several of the other teachers will at
tend the convention.
The Yonce Motor Company is do
ing business at the old stand in spite
of the prolonged unfavorable wealth
er. They have just unloaded a solid
a of Ford automobiles, and are pre-
pared to fill orders for any style car,
giving very reasonable terms. See
what they say in their advertisement
this week.
The Sunday School Conference of
the Columbia district has been in ses-
sion at Ridge Spring yesterday and
to-day, those from Edgefeld attend
ing were Rev. G. w. M. Taylor, Mr..
J. W. Stewart Mr.. S. B. Nicholson,
Nj. L. S. Kernaghan, Mrs. S. B. Mich
olson, and Mrs. R. L. Dunovant. Mr..
P. B. Day, Jr., attended from Tren-
ton.
The newly installed and modernly
equipped Chero Cola plant on Jeter
street next door to the garage of
Lyon Bros, is now daily bottling re-
freshing beverages. The Chero Cola
plant was bought some time ago by
Mr.. w. H. Harling and Mr.. Belts !
Cantelou and moved to the new To-
cation, Mr.. H. H. Smith, Jr., is in
charge.
Mrs. w. L. Dunovant has just re-
turned from a very successful and
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