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THE JOURNAL AND REVIEW, AIKEN, S. AUGUST 30 Wednesday" at Pogtoflice G. WASHBURN, iEDWIN KERR Editors "To- retain, insularity mdlo have, to broadcast ISO9 Avenue P. 4,771 -i 71 IB "advance, mosquito Is said to have 22 although It may seem like inovo. Experience Is not oniy an teacher, biit an inefficient one well.

"Women's fashions are a boon to puragraphers; they are so an tlve. The jftiodern burgUiy now "radio isr Iris of 1ook Mr; and Edward Posey of Georgetown, spent a few days here the past week with relatives and friends. The Warrenville school will open for the season September 11. Miss Myrtle Thnmerman has returned from a pleasant visit to Xew wjiere she ca. -i visited.

Mrs." Wl H. Barton last Thursday 1 B-. C. Eubanks'and family and' -Mr. W.

Barton aad family, Miss Owens and Master Julian. tHankinsoa friends at Hepii- b.ah last Sunday Misses Dorothy and Evelyn Williams of Eureka and Miss Lucille Keel of Edgefield. 'were' week-end of 'Misses Nellie anxl'Kathleeu. ''Read! Jig. JO i urge; it.

"Advertising $1.0.0 per -Ibrst 5 OC per Inch for ambnrg "those who Miss-Rebec- Johnson. -j At liliss Ella Grtffin of Augusta-where she is visiting -parents a net Mrs. and Tributes. of "Respect "50'cent's; per inch. 50c as Citations -Discharge, and Cred-; u-wja, Add'ress aufl Review, Aiken, O.

They're picking again at the flapper, The girl with t'he short fringy skirt; Bat it's error to rap was" not made a 1 flirt. The announcement of tt' Jfor hookworm should strengthen lazy law. Sejistr.un-k of- Colutn- in 1 the Valley Sunday- Miss Janie Redd visited friends-' at Vaucluse Pitt'inan" has- been' con- visiting Relatives': A aivHt shows at' the of-every Htnuli boy anil girl. ffuctlng a revivals-meeting here -at oakei and Mrs; -H. Glover ami iilattfe 'Padgett spent Sunday Mrs.

C. P. 'Ricken- As we' understand It, there Is no the Baptist ehunra, chX P-atst, 10 days. Mucli interest" -'has been shown LK the meetings, all being -well attend' unwritten hiw of judgment. i at the bar ana new nicmoers have nd i added to the church membership.

It-begins to seem UK if its mime would have to be changed to the ev'ery- other-year locust. rich woman a poor worn tin; husband iu California. Ah well, many a poor wile has been sold fix Carolina. JtR 'AJKEN TRY THIS Aug. Cheraw Advertising Club's G-olden Rule Sale was a complete success.

men in automobiles toured Ihe two counties' -for tea miles around and advertised the sale so "W631 that a crowd of country people attended, including many women. The things offered for sale by the farmers included cattle, poultry, farming implements, furniture, stoves, and many smaller articles that had gotten-useless to A free barbecue was a feature of the sale and many valuable price's were given away. After the sale the people adjourned to the 'ball park, where a game be- The -man who undertakes to boat ths bootlegger by home brewing bent the undertaker. We trust'that the influence of the will be of lasting good. B.

A. R. A IS Mrs. A. Lamb of Augusta, spent last week with her daughter, tween M.cBee and Cheraw was put buying her vaauuu The next best thing to knowing Mrs, H.

L. Plunkett. when to Is poker Is knowing when, to withdraw. Sokolntkoff, commlssnr. Mrs.

Charley Galaway had the misfortune to break her hip last Thursday while getting off the says the Russian will uot drop I stre et cur of the A. and A. in Glovany more. LJuw cuiv it? 1 erville. Mrs.

Galaway is an old lady, and as she stepped to the Elastic currency 5s currency that ground she fell, and it was found stitch out further If keeps that she was suffering from a brok- en hip Misses Ruth Lambert and Lena rubber btind around it. wireless control for nutomobiles im ses KUU1 and Lena injr exhibited It ran bi- worse urvi s. Messrs. Homer and A Is bein than the brainless variety. The honeymoon is over when bo no longer drops the sporting page when she puts on a clanre record.

nev- one er be taken uway from the American citizen is that of paying tuxes. Oceusiomvlly tv uinn is found whose a of on. The merchants who are behind, this movement say that they are well pleased with the sales made in th'e stores. they The other Kun-poun countries say they will smooth out Russia's ultairs It Russia thorn the Victor Creed, spent last Sunday with Miss Ruby Lybrand near Ridge Spring. Mr.

and Mrs. James "Pague are rejoicing over the arrival of a fine lictle son, who has been named B. Many friends are glad to see little Jewell Woolie out again after several days sickness. Miss TUelma Wall of Augusta, has visiting relatives and friends in Gloverville and Warrenville. THE TOOJLE GCKYG IUIiL Tliere has not been a better piece oi legislation fostered successfully in many a than that of the Toole Automatic Gong bill enacted at tho last of the South Carolina General Assembly.

In these days of" the automobile when thousands travel unknown highways on excursions to other sections, the risk of accident would be greatly Deduced were it a law that 'vngs be sounded at all railroad cross ings; and we believe that the Toole bill which establishes the precedent in the rural sections of the state, be held up as an example of precaution against accident and be the rule in all sections as a guard for thp public safety. We congratulate our young Aiken Representative on the fruition of his splendid thought in the interest of the public safety. ac T. S. 'Evans of Cheraw gets the distinction of being the first cotton grower in South to deliver -cotton to the South Carolina CoTton- "Growers' Cooperation association.

Mr. Evans'last Friday delivered 188 ibales of old cottoiv to that organization. Delivery of this cotton was optional with him under the 'terms contract but he wished the association" to sell the cotton. COUNTY CAMPAIGN' ICXfKS Last Friday night witnessed the winding u-p of the County ca-mpaign- at Graniteville. The five candidates for the Legislature were present and addressed the people in the It'would be a puzzle unravel to say just who were the -favorites the meeting, of the fire strong following, among than .200 voters, present, cx res sed themselves as quandary'as which three tlie five excellent men to However; two of the names to be scratched to make the ballot CARD OF We wish to thank our friends and relatives their kindness and also for the -beautiful flowers, during the Illness and death of Charles.

Mrs. Lewis Staubes. Mr. and Mrs. E.

E. Brown. Come enjoy your Sunday Dinner at HOTEL AIKEX From 1 to P. M. Special for Phone for Mr.

and Mrs. K. C. Bane with Bertha Dunn, of Hartesville. Love Is blind, and with people mar- S.

C. were visitors of rying in times we suspect Spradley last week, it is also wholly ignorant of arithmc-j Mrs. Ergle with her two Starley Toole has fron! Charlotte, where she spent sometime with her Mr, and Mrs. J. V.

George of Xorth -Augusta spent Sunday with her mother. Miss Margaret -Bjites of Ellenton is spending few clays with Francis Harley. Mr. and Mrs'. 1 Barney Foreman and J.

Foreman spent Sunday with her mother, Mrs. J. Mr. Elroy Chance and sisters spent Wednesday with Mr, and Mrs. Theodore Cook.

Mr. and Mrs. Hoyt Bates of New York is visiting his mother Mrs. -Ella Bates. Mrs.

J. M. Rickenbaker, Florrie and Verdell and Misses Li la May and Cleo' Metts- spent Thursday i with Mrs. Barton of Talatha. Annie.

"Kate and Blanche Crawford of Augusta are the charm-' irig guests of Miss Mary Baker. Miss Carrie Rickenbaker spent a few days "with her sister, Mrs. J. George. Messrs.

J. M. and C. P. RScken- bakes and Mr.

and Mrs. Billy Green wen't to Wednesday. The many friends of Mrs. T. J.

Foreman will be sorry to she is still very yn'rir Mr. Alvie Clover went to Lang- tic. Women will st'ltle the question of bobbed hair for thetu.selvi's, just us children visited relatives and in Gloverville last week. Mr. D.

F. Glover has Qponed Llu-y settled the question of the bobbed grocery in connection with his meat skii-t. market: and can help anyone thSt is hungry if they have the cash to Having become familiar, I ho put out. like the phonograph, Is now judged Thc any, friends of by the kliul of that is played Hyclrlck la on it. When wife to tho country it's vuonlion.

When tlui politician goes ro tho country it's ro avoid slie is some months report that better after several "SubsciberJ' We littve come to the conclusion that radio, new as Ii is, has already be- Kl'RKKA Journal and Review: como vastly ruore popular thaxn Mi'- Steotc and family have returned from a visit to Lexington. Mrs. Hudgtms of Teiin. visited On the Bother hand, there these Or brother. Mr.

Wharton, recently. Mrs. Boll of Augusta spent last week with Mrs. Wharton. The Misses Lybrand of Augusta are visitors at Mrs.

Johnson's. Alloe Rutledge is visiting her who would eliooKe some other form than climbing Mt. Everest for a tip- top sport. Scientists are trying to say something to Mars, when what the world! noeds is men who will say something I sister in 1 to the point. The rtidio amplifier is very ye but It is a hard matter to hurt tlu feelings of the fellow who Is monopo- i lining the receivers.

Mr. Rutledge has moved his saxv mill to Metter, Ga. Miss Edith Harley has returned from a visit to Mr. and Mrs. visitors Wharton were to relatives in Scientists say women are sound conductors than men.

Naturally they have less clothing to interrupt the sound waves. Wu Tlnfcfanjj hml a joyous tlnie ask- questions in America. Over It China he called upon to unswei soiue, with much Women are more interested in now that they have dJsroverec that a the is about tlie other fellow's past. When a doctor rolls you to stop eut Injr you aiv not ntroo-surlly 115 he be getting revenue for the first tw years of his profcshlonal t-nreer. Mnyhe the week-end casualties teach that same fellow that the Irene Steele has returned from a visit to her grandparents Is hazardous enough without his srolni TO the trouble of rocking the tioatx thtre was an outbreak of over against the high price but It is nonsense expec break of prunes ugain.st the high prici of rnntuloupes.

in "Lexington. TA1ATHA Little Miss Gertrude -Barton entertained about 3.1 of her little friends last Thursday afternoon in honor of her ninth Numerous games were played one oC the most enjoyable one was the Gypsy fortune teler. Deicious ice cream and cake was served. Mrs. W.

H. Phillips of Augusta is spending this week with relatives here. Miss Gladys Johnson of Montrao- renci spent a few days -last week with his sister W. H. Barton.

Miss Miller Johnson spent" last week very Misses Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Cook spent Saturday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Chance.

Messrs. LaGrone, Thrailkill and! Cook went fishing- Friday afternoon. Miss Mattie Tyler had a surprise party at the home of Mrs. J. M.

Garrick. Rev. and Mrs. B. M.

Foreman went to Montmoreuci Miss Eleanor Ford who has been finite siok is a'ble to be out again. RIDGK SPRING A delightful affair of last week was a party given by Mrs. Edmunds in honor of her visitors, Misses Cecil and Helen Holstein of Batesburg and Mrs. Edmunds sister of rnion. About 00 young people I were present.

Games of various 1 characters featured the evening, fee i cream and cake were served. i Mrs. J. R. Timmrman and her' daughter.

Miss Helen Timmerman are ajrain at home after an extended visit to Chattanooga. Tenn. Miss Cleo jHarman; of 'White Rock was the guest of Miss Susie Mae Yonce last week. Mrs." H. P.

Sturkey and her claugh ter. Miss Miranda Sturkey, have re-i turned from a visit to Bishopville They accompanied home, by Mrs. Sturkey's nephew, Harold Sturkey. Mr. and Mrs.

J. S. Gantt, formerly of Wagoner, are now making their home in Ridge Spring. Miss 'Ella Overstreet of Washing- i ton, D. is the guest of Mrs.

J. R. Jordan near here. Miss Mary lEIkin has returned to Ridge Spring a visit to her sister in Orangeburg. LAW AND KAJUUES Hazel and Olive Tyler nn out Kathleen Johnson visited Miss Edna Johnson of Aiken last week.

Vesuvius. Is active airoin. but, accord Mr. H. P.

Johnson and Miss Bcr- Ing to experts, not, dangerously The famous volcano luis givtnv aovera historic reminders of the overconftdence. Europeans who criticise the U. S. A a country Inclined to be aloof should realize on rending the new; Americn has Industrla of her own, nice Johnson of Montmorenci spent last Thursday with Mr. and Mrs.

W. H. Barton. Mrs. Ida Cleckley and two charm ing children of lA.iken visited relatives and friends at Hawthorne and last week.

Mrs. J. M. Rlckeubaker of Jack- We learn from Rev. J.

X. Tolar pastor of Wagener Baptist church, that there will be two great Law and Order Rallies for Sunday September The first Rally will be at Tabernacle church in the Kitching Mill community at a. m. The sftooncl Rally will be at Wage- uer at p. m.

Every man and woman in reach of these two points who loves law and order and is willing to prove bi.s love by his works, is urged to attend one or both of these meetings. Dr. E. M. Lightfoot: one of the strongest and most effective speakers along the lines or" law and order, will speak at both of' these meetings.

It is especially desired that every county and town ofnoial of the county that can do so be present. The people who care for morals and the enforcement of law must do than talk, get in behind our to see that they rlo their duty and to help them do it. Buy them for the balance of this season and next. Falni Iteaefc Suits Mohair Mts SI 4.75 and 16.75 Tropical Worsteds 16.75 AiKELN, S.C, Also Special Prices on batteries for ail makes of cars. GET OUR PRICES Auto C.

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