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-> 'i <! ' J' fc- THURSDAY, JUNE 11TH, 1925 THE BARNWELL PEOPLE-SENTINEL, BARNWELL, SOUTH CAROLINA rage nm t- . \ . . . r • ■ ■ Fpr Men, Women and Children Suits for Children 50c up. Meo s two piece suits, blue and white in a j 'V splendid quality^ $3.90. Men s and Ladies’ tn a large range of ab tractivecblors, $3.30 to $S.30 i ..Bathing shoes, caps, be|ts and Swim Boys. We Can Fit You. ProfvJmd Mm. J. D. Robison spent Monday in Augusta. j |H Mrs. Clarks^: , > ■ of Allendale, was a visitor hefp this -- Mr. Albert Cornell lvas_aocepted a 1 position as Ashepoo. surveyor’sNrodman at \> ' . f »»•— Miss Katherine Wooodward, ,of\io- van.- was a business visitor in Barm tyell Tuesday. Mtsst Pauline tfoiman went w ' Columbia yesterday (Wednesday) to attend the June.ball. Mrs. M. B. Hagood went over to Augusta this week for" treatment -at the University Hospital. r M.'. ard Mrs. Henry Baxley have been < called to Charlotte to the bed- 'side of tlieii / son, Mr. Charlie Baxley LEMON BROS., Inc. wh» is quite ill. ■ * -• _ BARNWELL, S. Mrs. Walker and son, Dr. Walker, have returned to their home after a visit to the former’s sister, Mrs. T. •D. Creighton, Sr. ’Phone Us th^ Names of Your Visitors, or Other Items of Local ^ Interest for This Column. Mr. A. M, Denbow here this week. was a -v visitor r Mr. A. D. Furtick has purchased a Buick touring car. .. The days gain only three minutes in sunshine this week. Mrs. Nellie Cave has returned after a visit of several days to friends and relatives ;iri l Blaekville._ ■ r .- *7 1 The People-Sentinel begs to ac knowledge receipt of a renewal from Mr. N. C. Black, of Bambebrg. Mr. and 1virs. J. D. Robison' and little daughter left today (Thursday) for Tampa, Fla., where they will spend a couple of weeks before moving to Abbeville. ’ . f Mr. and Mrs. Zack Creighton were ’vistiors here this week while en route from St. Petersburg, Fla., to Asheville* N. C., having spent ))ast year in the land of flowers. I have trited a number of different plans of saving, and I have found that there is only one ( thalNvill assure my having a certain amount of money saved at the end of ^he year and~thatis to put a predetermined^ amount of my pay in my Savings Account the first thing ! do each pay day. If you’lHrjrthis plan I know you wiH like u The Bank pays me o^per cent. Interest on my balance every six months.^L If you have money, we want it. ,, “If you want money, we haye it.” HOME OF BARNWELL HARRY D. CALHOUN, President NORMAN B. UAMBLE, Vice^resident . C%vnnv i . ~ Thos; M. Boulware, Esq;; spent Mon-, day in Aiken unqirofessional business. Col. and Mrs. Edgar A. Brown left -this week for a visit to Washington, New York and points in Canada. jL E. Harley, Esq., and son, Hum- ‘mel, left yesterday (Wednesday) for ‘Pablo Beach, Fla., where the attor neys of the Atlantic Coast Line Rail road are having convention this week. Mrs. Harry D.. Calhoun left Tues day -for a visif to relatives in Colom bia. • ' ' 1 Mr. Frank Cave, Jr., has returned Yrom the University -of Florida to spend the summer vacation here. 44- Mrs. Emma Simms, of Midway, was the guest of Col. and- Mrs. Harry D. , ' A ■ . Calhoun this week, ■ Mrs. Ella Davis ami daughter. Miss Josie Davis, have returned home after a pleasant visit'to relatives in Aiken. W’ith the advent of warm weather, Dyches’ swimming pooTTs one of the most popular places in {Tils secTIoh. Mr. Dyches has made quite a number of improvements during the winter, all of which add very much to . the pleasure and comfort of visitors. Double Pond News. , ' f' .. x L. ^ as*“ Double Pond, Juhe'Sb—‘Misses Lillie and Lula Still spent Saturday aftei;- noon with Misses Cora and Julia Lott. ' Mrs. S. S. Lott and little daughter, Louise, spent Sunday with her father, IMr. _S. R. Livingston of North; who is very ill. Mr. Henry Livingston and Mr. H. V. Porter of WUHston were the guests of MrrSTS. Lott Sunday afternoon.. Little Miss Cordillia Porter of Wil- liston spent Sunday afternoon with her cousins, Misres Cora and Julia Lott:' — The friends of Mr. and Mrs. J. >G. Shipes regret to know that their little son,.Jacob, has been very - ill, but is now improving. WILLIAM MeNAB, Cashu JOHN B. McNAB, As^t. 'CuMer The Ladies’ Guild of the Episcopal Church met with Mrs. J. Julien Bush Tuesday-afternoon. Miss Mary Patterson hai returned from Columbia, where she attended school the past year. £• * Mrs. Theodore Vogel, of Washing ton, D. C., is visiting relatives and friends in" Barnwell. ■ a - • ^ v Mr. and Mrs. Clark McCaslan, o ’ St. Matthews, attended the Cornell Cadle wedding here Saturday even- ing - - ' X' - - The friends of Miss Ella Louise Molair'will be glad to know that she has recovered from an attack of ill- />*** v - J. Julien Bush. Esq., is attending, the University of South Carolina com mencement this week. *—■ v Mrs. C. E. Ficken has returned to ■her honTfe in Charleston after a two weeks’ visit to her cousin. Mrs. R. S. Dicks. “ . v- Mr. and ^Irs. H. J. T’hillips announce the birth last' Wednesday of a lovely little daughter, who has been named Betty Lee,, JUST RECEIVED.—A carload of oats direct from the West. Attrac tive prices on large lots.—Farmers Union Mareantile Co., Barnwell,S. C. v a *> T. B. Ellis J. B. Ellis T i ELLIS ENGINEERING CO. : Land Surveying a Specialty. \ ,* I V I 1 I * —I ^^♦♦X^X-X-X^X^X-X^X-X-'X^X^ Cadets Henry Killingsworth' and Madison Woodward, of Clemson Col lege, a at home for the summer va- cation. ~— ^ \ Misses Harriett Holmes, of Colum bia, and Gertryde Holmes, , of • Ashe ville. N. C., attended the Cornell-Cadle wedding. Mr. and M^s. W. G. Simms, of Mid way', and Mr. and Mrs. L P Tobin, of bamberg, attended the Cornell-Cadle wedding Saturday. Mr. Julian R. Harrison, Jr., who graduated in pharmacy at the Charles ton Medical Codege last week,"trffSTe- turned to Barqwell. Miss Helen Calhoun has returned from St. Matthews to spend the sum mer vacation with relatives here. It will be gratifying to her many friends to learn that she has been ^elected Principal of the St. Matthews high school, which Is a well deserved pro mt ti°n. Mrs. Lizzie M. Cav^ left yesterday (Wednesday) for New York where ghp will sail for a visit to ajiumber of European countries pn the 14th inst. Mrs. Cave will be dway from Barn well about two months, Her many friends here wish her a pleasant trip and a safe return. Mr. R. S. Galloway, Jr., coach at Erskine College, spent two . days here last week looking for “athletic »ma- 'terial.” As the result of hip visit, friends of Mr. Harry Anderson will ‘be interested to know that he accepted an offer from Mr. Galloway and will enter Erskine.College the coming ses sion. Sunday School Picnic. The Barnwell Episcopal Church and Sunday school picnic will be held at Healing Springs tomorrow (Friday) afternoon. Every member of the church and* Sunday school is invited to attend. So Weak Couldn’t Stand “My wife’s health broke down and for years she was just a physical wreck,’’ says Mr. Thomas Glynn, of Gib son, La. “We did everything we knew, yet she seemed to get worse and worse. She was so weak till she couldn’t stand, and had to Jto carried like a baby. It looked like nothing would save her that had been done. Materials for summer wear of every kind, and it may be laundered freely without danger of fading colors, for each and every piece is fully 'guaranteed fast color. ~~ ,,‘S* F, W. Barnwell, Falkenstein Mia' ' s,c. Lyndhurst, S. C. <»<^*<*‘X , < , *X ,, X , *>^< , <**X~X**X~X*<“X k B usinesc riLDERO FOR SALE CHEAP.—Detroit Va por Oil Stove. Used only short time and f in perfect condition. Ea4y term*. Mrs. T. L. Wragg, Blackville, S. C. ' ■ WANTED. — Position as Steno- bookkeeper or general office assis tant.—Address BOOKKEEPER, care The People-Sentinel office,. Barnwell, S.C. l FOR SALE. —One Fresh in milk*—Dr. A. Barnwell, S. C. Jersey cow. B. Patterson, -~e-ntf.> HEMSTITCHING—Five cents per yard.—Mrs. A^. Hartin, Blackville, S. C., R. F. 0. C JUST RECEIVED.—A carload of] 'oats direct from the West. Attrac tive prices on large lots.—Farmers hip in Bamberg before returning to Messrs. J. JE. Harley, Jr., B. S. Moore, Jr., and Terrell Parker, all of the University of South Carolina, are at home for. the summer vacation. • / '■ "X The many friends of Mrs. Jj W. C: Reed Were glad to see that 'she was able to get out to church Sunday af ter being shut in for such a long-time. Little Miss Margaret Moody has re turned from Heeling Springs, where she spent the past week with her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Grubbs. , • Mcsdames Eugene E.’ Murphey, J. C. C. Black, Jr., Clairs Matherson and Florence Richardson, Jr., of Augusta, were the guests of Mrs. Lizzie M. Cave last Friday. Miss Gladys Skndehs, who has been teaching school at Hampton the past session, has returned to Barnwell to spend the summer with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Sanders.. Mrs. Cadle and daughter, Miss Evelyp Cadle, o^f Detroit, Mich., who attended the Cornell-Cadle wedding, left this week for., San Francisco, Cal., wlfere they will spend the summer. Miss Mickey Langphier, of Norfolk, Va., Who came down to Barnwell to attend the Cornell-Cadle wedding, is spending a week with Mrs. L. P. To- Mr»f-Robison Entertains. I Mrs. J. D. Robison entertained the Wednesday Afternoon Bridge Club last week. Mrs. C. Keys Sanders won the high score prize and Mrs. Charlie Brown, Sr., cut the consolation. Af ter the games e salad ■ course was served. ' ^ 1 ' >4 X' : ‘ ■ The First to Renew. ‘i ■ . W. y. Dunbar, a substantial color ed farmer of Meyer’s Mill, was the first subscriber of The Sentinel to re new his subscription to The Barnwell People-SentineL He expressed him self as being very much pleased with the “new” paper. J 4 Sa^w^ing Party Enjoyed. For Female Troubles f “I began looking around. I knew that Cardul was for wo men. I decided to try It for her as all else had failed. She couldn’t eat, »he couldn’t sleep, and I was desperate. “After taking a few doses of Cardul, We were so glad to note that she wanted some thing to eat, and with each bit of nourishment, and each day’s doses of Cardul, she grew stronger and got up out of bed. She Is now\able to cook, and stronger than in a long time.” -Cardul has been In success ful use for nearly 60 years in the treatment of many com mon female troubles. All Druggists* Clemson College Scholarship Examinations. Quite a “number bV Mm well boys and girls, chaperoned by Mesdames W. J. Lemon and A. A, McAllister, enjoyed jifwimming party at Dyches’ pool Thursday evening. A delightful lunrh v a. served durrg the evening* Those present were: Misses Julia Lemon, Margaret Lemon, Margaret McAl'itter, Elizabeth and Willie Bush: Deason, Mildred CaP, Anna Clark, Maude Brabham, Sarah Patterson, Blanche Bennett and Susie Peacock; Messrs. Albert Cornell, Calhoun Lem on, Charles Burckhalter, Brown Park er, Aubrey Harley, Ben Davies, Jr., Madison Woodward, Ashton and Wil lie Holland, Bates Hagood, Harry An derson, Henry Killingsworth and Bob bie Holmes. Competitive examinations to fill va cant scholarships in Clemson College will be held on Friday, July 10, 1925, beginning at 9 A M., under the super vision, of the County Superintendents of Education. The four-year scholar ships are open tc young men not less than sixteen years old who arc inter ested in one of the regular Agricul tural or Textile courses. An applicant for a two-year scholarship in Agricul ture must be eighteen years old. ’ Each scholarship is worth $100.00 « session and free tuition of $40.00. A scholarship winner must meet fully the requirements for admission. Application blanks, catalogues and full information will be mailed to any one interested. Write to THE REGISTRAR. „ ClemOon College, 8. C. i i: :: McLAURIN D. BROOKER f$ '..4 . —DENTIST— Office Over X. G, Moody’s Store Barnwell, So. Gar. Drap in 'here on your way to work or on your way home and have a dish of our delicious Ice Cream thickly covered with your favorite flavoring. And as a side drink, a glass of any one of our famtru&^titrik-qitench- ing drinks. Jt is a habit that you will thoroughly enjoy. "~T ■ \ ' , Barnwell Fruit Company Barnwell, S. C Throw Away Your Old Mattress The ticking may be soiled or worn out hut the cotton can be cleaned, carded and felted. This, with a high grad* new ticking, make a mattress that you cannot buy for four time* the prtee of— renovating. We have the only factory of its kind in this section of the South. All work guaranteed. Highest references from hun dreds pf customers over the entire State. Write for prices and sampVes. ' 4-^, ^— % v NEW CHARLESTON MILLS, . Renovatihg Department, 4 4: P. Q. Box 637 Charleatoa, & C. ■ * _ 4