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T IV1UA Jl , \/\j x VX/juav v*) (j FOR STYLE J ' FOR til Buy Gc You Men, get you delay. It me i clothes?clo quality?are selections are assurance we they are gon< . at our prese ? Oopjr Double-breast models, co new Kirs* RAMfcl Piano Pri My Prices Lowe = There is only one factory in the S Workmen are out-on a strike, an< they can possibly make within the n ' ' In the West conditions are som< I have orders already on file for < vdlong for my trade. The highest pri . $550.00 (Five hundred and fifty d< piano. I have, in the past few days, tories .telling of the scarcity of pian .or hopes of getting any instruments ,to obtain, and some manufacturers situation to get big prices. I give t factories write, and gives one som I hope to get some Carlisle Pianos i: and some Hackley Pianos at four hi I am .endeavoring to procure piai iomers. ^ Whenever you want anything in t phone and I will do the very best fc | Mr. John A. Hoi]and, gj Greenwood, S. C, Dear Sir; Answering yours of the 14th inst. this time to consider new business j within the next six months. We m ing retail from $750.00 up, for regi Thanking you for the inquiry, we i % Anyone that is acquainted with \ 1 sell thft same mialitv of instrument I shall be pleased to serve you a John ^ THE GREEW 311 Waller I REFLRENCL?The Bank of (JreeiR I County. I The above letter is a true copy of I Adv i jjiumnae-jgrtg nm " oV/iLiX Y ! FOR ' V A V"> S^gN* ith.es Now? Will Save! r new Fall suits without ans real economy. For thes of Kirschbaum : scarce. Just now our good. But there is no. can replace them once e. And certainly not nt prices, $25 to $50. Ulrsc-M^am Co. \eds, singlc-kreasteds, sport nservative designs?all zhbaum style creations' 8c GJLLIM ABBEVILLE ces Very Hi r Than That of < Jtate of New York. i every factory has orders for mo text six months. swhat better. jighty pianos and players, and I ho iced upright piano I have on hand )llars.) It is a Kroeger and is a stri received over twenty letters from os, and declining to offer me anj from them any time soon. Pian< and also dealers are taking adva >elow a letter which is a sample c e insight into the conditions of the n the next six weeks at four hundre indred and twenty-five dollars eacl 10s of quality at the lowest price he way of a piano, either see me o >r you I can. Letter referred to fol Chicago, 111., Octobi ,, sorry to state that we are not in as we are not able to fill the ordei anufacture only a strictly high-clf liar uprights. bear to remain. * , u ? f Yours truly^ (Signed) Julius Bauc :.he piano market and with my pri< t much lower than is generally the t any time. L Hollar lA/OOD PIANO MAN. Ave., Greenwood, S. C. vood, Oldest and Strongest Bank the original letter from Julius Hai r. Mgr. Index-Journal. Greenwooi Why Grow Hogs? B1 Clemson College, Oct. 21.?"Hogs! e the most desirable class of live-! ock for the average South Carolina' rmer who wishes td get into live-; ockto take the place to some extent. * CO cotton^rowing as a money crop,"!.^, ys V. W. Lewis, Extension ANI-I i m ?????i LUE^^l | 9 I 1 1 ' I :: - , A mnmnap /< gh j Others j re pianos than ij Ipe to get some a now is worth fl ictly high class the piano facr inducements, as are difficult ntage of this if what piano i piano market id dollars each, i. for my cus- , r write me, or llows: jr 17, 1919. a position at. rs now booked iss piano, sellsr & Co. ;es knows that case. ' id ! ! i in lueciiMuuu ier & Go. [1, S. C. j BHDHB ? al Husbandman, in a recent discus!su on. % | f In getting into the livestock bus-'th ess in new sections, farmers nat-.O aally inquire what class of live-;w oc is best adapted to their condi-jh< ons. This is a natural question and ^ at le that is partly answered by the, (llowinc facts. I~i |V, 1. South Carolina should produce w ore pork for home consumption, ei 2. Hogs are the most prolific live- al ock. Under best conditions sheep lil make from 100 to 150 percent tcrease per year, cows will make j om 80 to 90 percent, and hogs will S ake from 1000 to 1600 percent. 3. A relatively small amount of; omey will be tied up in breedings ock; the man of even limited means f< in enter the hog business easily. Lj 4. Hogs turn the -investment more j, uickly than any other kind of live-K ;ock except sheep. The hog will sntinue to be regarded as the "mort- g Rge lifter." ' 5. The pog is the most efficient arm animal and dressses a higher s ercentage of carcass than does any ii % ther animal t I f ; % ' Hotel Bar ? x V WILL R1 Has Been Remock Ready For [ UNDER NEW A Two Exper SHERER ar ? * * N s^sssssssssssssswssssssssssssssssssss FORI TRAC We have in ;i rec Sadler Trade D. E. SADLER, LAMES GOVERNMENT FOR EXISTING SUGAR SITUATION th< Washington, Oct. 22?Federal conol of the sugar crop was opposed day before the Senate Agriculture ra Vi? f! A Snraplrcls n NpW lilllUVCC KTJ V. ork refiner, who blamed governent interference for the existing pr igar situation. ( There is no shortage, he said, al- c tough the supply is "dislocated." ^' ne million tons of the 1919 crop n0 ill be avaiable before January 1, th ; added, to relieve the present situ- bl1 yo ;ion. ' Mr. Spreckels said he would not jject to government control if it re ould reduce the price to the consum- se r. Instead, he insisted/it has brought ge bout an increase in price. m; R, "If the matter was left to the law E supply and demand, it would soon et down to a proper basis," he add% Mr. Spreckels had frequent clashes tli ith William A. Glasgow, attorney oi ar the United States Sugar Equaliza- rt Ion Board. He charged there Has n een hoarding over the country and u eclared that western beet sugar ^ ? Towers were witnnoiding tne crop rom the market He also asserted 0 hat several thousand tons of raw c gar from the Philippines were be- ' tig held in New York^by "specula- 8< ors." ^ , . ... * - -t ;!; ?< - : ; ; |l ilfi ber Shop f* ;!; y E-OPEN fj -i-j i xi ;S:(s' ;iea ana is i^ow v Business -iji 8 MANAGEMENT M t Barbers. id PARKS. x . *,y' 4!K ; ' , M x * \Q(\\] 1 of Fordsori Tracto The Tractor that g consistent service t gives. The Fordson Tra pendability, adapta and easy repairs. > We will carry all p you service when yo t. 1 !t C. wuiu nave iu wau 11 sent from the factor come and put the pa OUR REPAIR D Is now ready, under Mr. A. B. Covar, : ? pared to give you th< >ovi\ : TORS I di eived a car load ? A rs. > ,/ ch ives you the some hat a Ford Car 10 * ictor means debility, long life arts and will give u need it and you or the parts to be y or for a man to irts in. EPARTMENT management of md we tire preb Best of Service. * . r Company Manager. I * t To Honor Roosevelt. New York, Oct. 23.?Assurance it the amount necessary for the rchase of the site Qf the birthplace Theodore Roosevelt here has been ised was contained in &nnounce;nt ma<Jg today by the Women's losevelt Memorial association. The operty will be transformed into a. >nument to the principles which ilonel Roosevelt advocated. It is inned to raze the building which w occupies the site preparatory to e restoration of Colonel Roosevelt's rthplace exactly as it was in his uth. Congressman Unseated. Washington, Oct. 23.?Without a ' - cord vote the House late today unated Representative John F. Fitzirald, of Massachusetts, former ayor of Boston and seated former jpresentative reter r. nague. duw e Democrats. By its final action the House ac- , / ipted the report of a majority of its ection committee which 4hrew out ie vote in three precincts in Boston ^ the ground of fraud. The House sfused to order a new election as iquested by Mr. Fitzgerald. nder thirty pounds of honey is too ttle. The fall flow is sometimes a fail- " ig on account of dry weather or ther unavoidable conditions. In this " ase the bees need to be fed with rhite sugar syrup. This serves to __ Emulate brood rearing hereby inreasing the strength of the colony or the iwnter. Then before the winer packing is done the bees most be ed stores of honey or sugar for winill honey flow is not only sufficient or brood rearing and gathering rinter stores but also affords the eekeener some surplus. Syrup for stimulating bees during arly fall may fee made by dissolving rhite sugar in an equal volume of rater. The syrup for winter stores is est made by taking one part of rater to two and a half pprts of ugar. To the latter syrup, which is ery concentrated, add one tablepoonful of tartartic acid to twenty ounds of sugar while heating to issolve the sugar.v \ Master's Sale. The -State of South Carolina, County of Abbeville. ^ Court of Common Pleas. [ARY F. GILMER by her Guardiaa ad litem J. F- Miller, Plaintiff against 6y C. GILMER, committee of the person and estate of Mary F. Gilmer, Defendant. By authority of a Decree of Sale y the Court of Common Pleas for bbeville County, in said State, made1 the above stated case, I will offer jr sale, at Public Outcry, at Abbeille C. H., S. C., on Salesday in ovember, A. D. 1919, within the ornl Vinnrs nf saIp flip following Ae. sribed land, to wit: All that tract r parcel a? land situate, lying and sing in Abbeville County, in the tate aforesaid, containing One Hunred and Five (105) Acres, more or ss, bounded by lands of J. S. Giler, Mrs. A. M. Reid, J. Allen Smith, . E. Williams and Lowndesville ablic Road. TERMS OF SALE?CASH. Puraser to pay for papers and stamps. THOS. P. THOMSON, * Master A. C., S. C. i-17-3t. 3w. - pRQQgm ; Em, IilflTrfl ON HlhK iiii/c.j gxprcss : TO dthcos Wide Co. mm. on. \