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FALL is here! It’s coming heralds' the approach of Winter!
Summer apparel is now very much out of place. The home and
wardrobe must be re-furnished for changing temperatnres, ac-
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tivities and occasions. ' * >
Our stocks are complete - with Fall and Winter needs, carefully selected
to offer you highest quality with utmost value. ^
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More than fifty departments, efficient and well trained salespeo
ple. Stocks largest and “prices lowest in the city”—Come to
White’s - Avgusta’s “Big Store.”
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Freight, Express, or Postage prepaid - , .
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to Railroad points within 200 miles
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of Augusta. t
J. B. White & Co.
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Augusta, - - . Georgia
The old saying that '‘Big Oaks From Little Acorns Grow” applies with exceptional triteness to
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the accumulation of a Savings Account. As small an amount as ONE DOLLAR may be Used as the
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acorn from which seed y°H may grow your own oak tree of Savings. And in later life its sturdy
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growth will protect you from the storms and ita spreading branches will shelter you from the
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burning shame of old age poverty. We want to help you get started saving—let us tell you about
the different plans we have for your uae.%. / . ‘
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“If ydu have/money, We want it.” “If you want money, we have it”
HOME BANK OF BARNWELL
NORMAN B. GAMBLE, Vice-President.
HARRY D. CALHOUN, President #
JOHN B. McNAB, Asst. Cashier
WILLIAM McNAB, Cashier
at once with Mrs. Duncan at Aiken
and complete information will be fur
nished.—idv.
A TOUR OF FLORIDA.
Mrs. Walter Duncan, of Aiken, to
Conduct Party.
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Mrs. Walter E. Duncan, of Aiken,
will escort s personally conducted
party from this section through
Florida, leaving Thursday night, Sep
tember 24th. The party of ladies
and gentlemen will go by train to
Jacksonville, and from Jacksonville
by bus to St. Augustine, down the
East Coast to Hastings, Ormond,
Daytona* Titusville, Cocoa Springs,
Rockledge,' Melbourne, Fort Pierce,
West Palm Beach, Ft. Lauderdale,
Dianna, Hollywood, and will include
a iPQ-mile automobile totfr, in and
around Miami. There are afew vacan
cies to be filled. All transportation
charges, including railroad and Pull
man fares, all hotel bills and other
necessary expenses for this six-day
trip to the Land of Flowers will be
only $36. Those interested- in join
ing the party will please communicate
COTTON
We Believe in Higher Prices for
Cotton. Consign Youra to Us to
be Held. Draw 80 per cent.
HIGHEST PRICES.
QUICKEST SETTLEMENTS.
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SAVANNAH COTTON FCTG. CO.
Savannah, - Georgia.
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T WENTY -ONE years ago Old Pacific, a one
cylinder Packard, made the first complete
trip across the country. It took forty days, for
roads were poor where there were an> at all.
» Now a Packard Eight has completed the trip
without a single stop of either car or motor, cover
ing 3965 miles in seven days.
During th is nearly 4000 miles the motor oil was
not changed. Yet analysis at the end of the trip
showed it to be 98% pure lubricant. The chassis
was completely lubricated every hundred miles
while the car was tn motion. _
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The Packard Six and die Packard Eight are the
EfcfcT 'c7** only cars offering the chassis lubricator and the
motor oil rectifier, the most important improve
ments since the electric starter
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ASK THE MAN WHO OWNS ONE
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Reliable Service--
It is of the utmost importance, whether the money
invested is one cent or one dollar. That is why our drug
store is the most popular in Barnwell. We have proved
to our customers that we are not only interested in
securing new business—but equally interested in merit
ing the continued trade of old friends.
PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY AND SKILLFULLY
COMPOUNDED.
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Immediate service is our motto when It
you drive in to have your car greased and
the oil changed. We are fully equipped to
render this service in a highly satisfactory
manner. It will soon be time for lighter oils.
. And Mobiloil is a superior grade cold-wea
ther oil.
Barnwell,
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LIVE STOCK.
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