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111 Men’s
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Shoes * •
ONLY $2.75 A PAIR
We bought several dozen of these
grade work shoes that usually sell
high
for
$3.50, and offer them to our customers
for only $2.75 a pair.
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LEMON BROS., Inc.
cl ^(ereabouts
'Phone Us the Names of Your Visitors, or Other Items of Local
.. Interest for This Column. * —
The days lose 12 minutes
ije this week.
n sun-
ss Maude Brabham, left Monday
Columbia College. '
Miss May Brown is the guest of
Mrs. Daisy Buckingham this week.
Miss Elizabeth Johnson spent ihe
week-end in E‘.k> with the home folks.
Mrs. E. W. Hoi/nm and daughter.
Miss Pauline Holman, spent Monday
Augusta.
Mr. Gordon Pate, of Asheville, N.
iC., reached town Monday morning for
a few days visit, after an absence of
about two years.
in
Mrs. Otis Sanders, Postmistress at
Kline, was in the city on business
Saturday afternoon.
The Rev. Howard Cady left iuonony
for a visit to his mother and othar
relatives in New Jersey.
Mrs. L. H. Christie left Monday for
a visit to relatives in Washington,
D. C., and Memphis, Tejyi.
Dr. H. R. Murchison filled his regu
lar appointment at the Presbyterian
Church on Sunday attemoon.
T. B. Ellis
J. B. Ellis
Mr. and Mrs. G. T. Pate, of Savan
nah, visited Mr. and Mrs. G M.
Greene last Tuesday and Wednesday.
The friends of Miss Anna Walker
will be pleased to icarn that she is
convalescent after a i illnoss ol two
weeks. * *"
Dr. E. L. Patterson arrived in Barn
well last week from New York, where
he has been taking u special course
during the past year.
Mr. and Mrs. J. It. Harden, of the
Kline section, were in the city on
business Saturday and while here
they paid our office a pleasant call.
Miss jlhnnie Black, of the YenomC
section, left Tueday morning for a
visit of several weeks to relatives and
friends in Early Branch, Beafort and
Walterboro.
Miss Elisabeth Carter spent the
week-end in town with her parents.
Mr*, and Mrs. Charlie Carter. Miss
Carter is attending a basinets college
in Augusta.
ELLIS ENGINEERING CO.
Land Surveying a Specialty. < >
Lyndhurst, S. C.
B usineso
riLDERO
WANTED IN BARNWELL—a be
liever in South Carolina to represent
the Pioneer Life Insurance Company
of Greenville, a live South Carolina
«ld line legal reserve company. Poli
cies and rates have been prepared by
the best insurance Brains of the
country. Why not investigate our
proposition regarding an agency In
Barnwell? For particular address
J. W. Hodges, General Agent, Orange
burg, S. C.
\
WANTED—Man with scar to sell
complete line quality Auto Tires and
Tubes.' Exclusive Territory, Exper
ience not necessary. Salary $800.00
per month.—Milestone Rubber Com
pany. East Liverpool, Ohio.
FOR RENT.—A five-rdom house,
with bath and ' electric lights, on
Marlboro Avenue, a short distance
from school building *nd mam busi
ness section.—Mrs. Leify Graham,
101 Williams St., Greenville, S. C,
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9-10-2t.
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Mr. “Bim” Moseley returned home
last week from a hospital and his
friends will be glad to know that he
ia recovering from an op-.*rUion on
his now. \ ' ^
Willi Our
Can’t Get
Mr. E. E. Delk, of the Olar section,
thinks that one good turn deserves
apother. He is so well pleased with
The People-Sentinel and the week by
webjt improvement that, when he
tame in Saturday to renew his 'Sub
scription, he also gave an order for
a year's subscription to be sent to
his gWfer, Mrs. E. C. Anderson^ ef
Watkinsville, Ga. “I couldn’t get
along witho.ut The People-Sentinel,”
said Mr. Delk.
Wonderful Improvement.
“I want to congratulate you on the
wonderfyl, improvement and wish you
touch success. I eagerly await its
arrival each week,” writes Mrs. R. L.
Jones, of Detroit, Mich. Mrs. Jones
is pleasantly remembered here
Miss Ruby Armstrong, daughter of
Capt. J. B. Armstrong, Barnwell
County’s efficient treasurer.
Many Renewals.
Others who have renewed during
the past weelf are as follows:
* Hal D. Still, Blackvllle.
F. G. Pickling, BJackville.,
L. B. Creech, t Bamwell route 1.
W. A. Pickling, Blackville.
Chero-Cola Bottling Co., Barnwell.
W. L. Baxley, Barnwell route 1.
Mrs. L. H. Christie, Barnwell,
W. A. Ross, Blackville route 3.
U. B. Hammett, Barnwell.
Mrs. Marie Cornell, Barnwell.
W. A. Hartzog, Barnwell route 1.
W. S. Creech, Kline. s
Luther Black, Elko route 1. *
J. G. Moody, Jr., Barnwell.
Victoria Green, Snelling.
Henry Cave, Dunbarton.
Elliott Bellinger, Barnwell.
More New Subscribers.
In addition to the large number of
renewals, several new names are be
ing added to the mailing list this
week, as follows:
Joe Conway,'Barnwell route 1.
L. F. Still, Barnwell route 1.
M. C. Lee, Kline.
Miss Louise Creech, Greenville.
Mrs. EL C. Anderson, Hawkinsville,
Georgia.
Thomas Knight, Dunbarton.
R. G. Kennedy, Barnwell.
Miss France^ Lemon, Coker Col
lege, Hartsville.
A Neil Lemon, Philadelphia,-Pa.
Delinquent subscribers are once
more—and for the last time—re
minded of the fact that The Beople-
Sentinel,’ beginning next week, will
be mailed to paid-in-advance sub
scribers only. A bine ring around
the label on yvur paper means that
your subscription has expired, un
less there is a mistake in your expira
tion date. In such case kindly call
the matter- to the attention of the
publisher at once.
Snelling News.
Establish a credit through your dealings here.
WB SOLICIT YOUR ACCOUNT.
BANK OF WESTERN CAROLINA
Batnwejl*
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Mr. gnd Mrs. Marion Gaines, of
Columbia, are receiving congratula
tions upon the birth of a daughter on
September 21st, 1925. Mrs. Gaines
will be pleasantly remembered bare
as Miss Eloise Cave.
Mrs. V. P. Bonner, of the T. T.
Martin evangelistic party, is spend
Ing part of her vacation in Barnwell,
She expects to be in this field' until
January, at which time Dr.-'Martin is
considering work of another kind.
Mr. J. W. Hodges, of Orangeburg
General Agent of the Pioneer Life
Insurance Company of Greenville, ac
companied by Mr. M. R. Wilkes, Vice-
President, were business visitors in
Barnwell Monday and Tuesday.
Mr. R. G. Kennedy, of the Edisto
Construction Co., whidh has the con
Saltkehatchie River, on the Barnwell-
Dunbarton highway, states that his
r -
company has just been awarded the
contract for street paving in Walter
boro.
Charlie Burckhalter, the son of Dr.
and Mrs. C. N. Burckhalter, returned
home last week from a Columbia hos
pital* Although he is still confined to
his bed, hfs many friends will be glad
to know t ha the has been greatly bene-
fltted by the course of' treatment.
. Snelling, Sept. 23.—Mr. and Mrs.
Heyward Anderson and little daugh
ter, Maggie Lou and Mr. George
Anderson, of Dunbarton, and Mr.
William Key, of Savannah, spent last
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. H. M.
Cook.
Miss Blanche Baxley, of the Pleas
ant Hill section, was a recent guest
of Mrs. W. B. Parker.
Mr. and Mr^. J. E. Hair and child
ren of WiiJiston, spent last Sunday
here with their sister, Mrs. Ella Rut
land. v
Mr. Hollis Powell, of St. Peters
burg, Fla., visited relatives and
friends here last week.
Miss Lucy Cook has returned to
her home here after a p’e isant visit to
Asheville, N, C.
Mr. George Cook spent the week
end at Willis ton with Mr. Holly Ken
nedy. '
Messrs O, D. Moore and W. F. Hill
were business visitors in Springfield
Monday of last week.
Mr. H. M v Cook was a visitor in
Blackville Friday afternoon'. ^
Miss Carrie Belle and Eloise Col
lins spent Sunday with Miss Lucile
Hartzog. ^
Mr. ami Mrs. M. L. Collins and
family were the guests of Mrs. Iftac
Hartzog Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Lila Black spent the week-end
with Mrs. Dora Black.
Preaching services were conduct
ed at Hilda Sunday Mr. O. B. Falls
of Bamberg.*
Mr. and Mrs. George Delk went
to Salem Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Dyches made a
filying trip to Hilda Saturday night.
Mrs. Margaret Hartzog spent the
week-end with her son, Mr. I&aac
Hartzog.
Mrs. Louise Hartzog, Mrs. Lehi
Smith- and Miss Paulilne Delk motor
ed to Barnwell Saturday morning.
There was preaching at Hilda Sun
day night by the Rev. J. C. Miller
of Allendale.
Mr. and Mrs. Milledge Hartzog
were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Isaac
Hartzog Sunday night.
Misses Pauline and Leonora Delk
will leave for Charleston Thursday to
attend the girl’s bread contest.
Mr. and Mrs. Monroe Rowell spent
the week-end with the latte^s father,
Mr. Isaac Delk.
Mr. Monroe Rowell and Mr. Taft
Dyches motored to Barnwell Satur
day night.
Mias Katherine Woodward spent
Sunday night with Miss Lucile Hart-
zog.
Mrs. Isaac Hartzog and Wilber and
Lucile Hartzog and ifr. Willie Wood
ward visited Barnwell Saturday af
ternoon. •
Mr. Edward Collins anJ family were
the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Isaac
Hartzog Sunday. f
Miss Lucile ‘Hartzog left for Cedar
Springs Tuesday.
Miss Martha Dixon, of Williston.
and Mr. Owen Riley, o^. Columbia,
were the week-end guests of the
latter’s sister, Miss Jean Riley.
Advertise in The People-Sentinel.
HiMa
< Mr.-and Mrs. WilPam Henry Gun
nels spent Sunday at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Isaaq Hartzog.
Mr. Nolton Black arid family at
tended the all day singing at Double
Pond Sunday.
Mr. Roy Collins, ’of Olar, spent
Saturday night with Mr. Sidney Col
lins. > s .
R SALE.—Fin^ Coir.—Apply to
Mrs. M. D. Holmes, Bat-.well, S. €
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FbR SALE—See R. C. Holman or
Chas. Carroll Simms if you want to
Buy some of Hie land formerly owned
by P. Butler Hageod. , 94-2tc.
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PLUMBING
FOR CLOSE PRICER
and GOOD WORK
—SEE—
T. B. KING
BLACKVILLE, S. C.
PATRONIZE
Your Own -
COLPORTEUR
•r write me far any Bible, Testa
ment or good beak yaa may need.
Urn Life af W. J. Bryan, the Great
.Defender of the- Bible is juat out.
k J. W. BOGGS, Hilda, ft C.
Pains B
Very Severe
“I suffered from womanly
troubles which grew worse
and worse as the months
went by,” says Mrs. L. H.
Cantrell, of R. F. D. 9, Gaines
ville, Georgia. ✓
“I frequently had very
severe paint. Them ware ap
bad that I waa forced to go
to bed and stay there. It
seemed to soe my back would
come In two, x
mm
For Fenli TmMot
M I tl** fpr a
while, but my health waa ae
had f would have to atay out
jsmmmmjia
"^to^dir I read
I would try ^^ hegui to
get better alter I had tokeu
half a botila.1 deddad to keen
ou and give H a theroogh
trial and I did. I took In
all about 12 bottim and now
1 am perfectly waOL 1 do
net sutfer any gain and eta
da an aqr V-"-*’’*
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It’s Fruit
Time-
Let the
Children-
Have All
They Want
FRUIT—Freah fruit
—la one of the beet
foods the children
can eat, so let them
have all they want.
‘Tmit is rich fie
health-building ele
ments in a readily
digestible forms—'
Order the kinds yon
er in quantity
and have It
for daily
Barnwell Fruit Company
Don’t Throw Away
Your Old Mattress
The ticking may be soiled or worn out but the cotton earn ba
cleaned, carded and felted* This, with a high grade new tkkingr
make a mattress that' you cannot buy far four ttesaa the price of
renovating. We have the only facton of its kind in this section of
the South. All work guaranteed.. Highest references from I
dreds of customers over the entire State. Write for pricee
samples.
NEW CHARLESTON MILLS,
P. O. Box CI7
5PECIAL:—14 Pounds Sugar lor $1.00.
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Shopping here for your green foods is bet
ter tjfianowning a garden of your own, -You
get die very choicest of the vegetables
grpwn in many gardens. .
String Beans, Beets, Fresh Onions, Toma-
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