Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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■ ■ r.T^v ■W THURSDAY, IBBR IT, IMS. • * As, \* SOUTH CAROLINA ' —f • - > * MCt TX .’S EYE I One Night Only—MONDAY, DEC. I Another “BeU” Durham advertisement by Will Bofera, Ziegfeld Folllaa and screen a tar, andlead* ing American humorist. More coming. Watch (o* them. America is Safe with TBull” Durham \ t ‘ A gang of Scientists left on a Boat for a year’s cruise to study queer kind of Fish in the South Atlantic Ocean. They should have stayed here in New York and went to see and hear what I did the other day, a real Red Bolsheviki meeting. They would h^ve seen queer looking Fish there,Suck> ers, Eels, Flounders, Bullheads, and every Guy that got up was a big mouth Bass. They denounced everything in America, The Weather, The ConamwtionpWhite Gfaves for Pall Bearers, Mah Jongg, Lower Taxes, Suspenders, CrossWord Puzzles, Shower Baths, League of Nations and Icc Cream Pies. After looking them all over I found what was the matter with them. There wasnt a one of them knew enough to roll his own. How are you going to improve on a Government if you dont know that much. Every man you see pouring “Bull” Durham into hispaper, you can bet he is satisfied wi th America, because its the old right down to earth Amer icans that do it. P. S. There ia going to he another piece in thia paper soon. Look for it. v-.i : May Valentino Opera Co. Will Present V- ■ OPERA No superior or similar organization will appear in this city during the present season. Finest singing chorus in America and their own Orchestra. x Guaranteed by INCOAegftATlB III Fifth Avenue, New York City CRUMBLY TEETH Where there, is a tend* eney to lime-deficiency, soft teeth or weak bones there is special need for cod-liver oil WATCH NEXT WEEK’S PAPER SUBSCRIPTION CAMPAIGN GAINS BIG HEADWAY (CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE.) are ready to help you as koen as they know you are out after one of the big prizes. Show yourself to be in earnest and support will come your way. Get started in the race with a, shout. You know how and have the energy to do it when you are once in. If ynn have been thinking and ha^ not made the start, DO IT NOW! The standing, of the candidates is a s follows: • ULMERS Mrs. N. E. Harter 27,000 Miss Louise Blunt 40,000 ULMERS, R. F. D. Miss Louise Goodson 32,300 Miss Ada Sanders r 5,000 Mrs. J. T. Locke 28,400 OLAR Miss Corine Hiers 30,900 Miss Bessie Collins 5,000 4! ,500 "ft* DISTRICT NO. TWO BLACKVILLE DISTRICT NUMBER ONE. Barnwell. ; Miss Frankie Harley 74,900 Miss Annie Moody » 63,900 Mrs. John Wilder 70,400 BARNWELL, R. F. D. Miss Daisy Ray 40,100 Mrs. W. B. Parker 5,000 Mrs. August a Long 70,800 HILDA' Miss Ollie Lee Jones 33.700 Miss Ruby Warren 40,300 Misa Eulalia Black 45,400 Mrs. Emma Lou-Still 39QM0 KLINE Miss Mary Ann Best 71,000 Helen Weissinger 46300 Mrs. Jeff Black 75,600 Miss -Martha Bruce 60,100 WILLISTON Mrs. W. H. Manning «. 46,000 BLACfCVILLE R. F. D. Miss Mabel Mims 5,000 ELKO Miss Mary Junes 68,400 DUNBARTON Miss Alice Williams 67,700 One automobile and four other costly awards must positively be won in each district ami every one is guar anteed a commission according to the tules of the campaign. Stores to C'loae. W'e, the undersigned mer chants of Barnwell, do hereby agree to close *our places of business from December 24th (Thursday night) until Mon day morning, December 28th: E. D. Peacock, L. Cohen, - B. Mazursky, United 10c Store, _ : T’ W. Falkenatein, PllliKUH V. Mferc. Co. Lemon Bros., Inc., Weiner Bros., Carrie A. Cave. Barnwell Defeats Olar. The Barnwell High School girls' basketball team celebrated the open ing of the season by defeating the Olar team at Olar, 28 to 26, in a hotly contested game. The Olar team was handicapped by the absence of one or two players. Barnwell cotild probably have won by a wider margin but substitutions in order to try different line-ups gave Olar team chances to score. Both teams played well and a very inter esting game should result when they meet again in January with tfie full varsity team for each school. Advertise in The People-Santinel. of pure cod-fiver oil sup plies a richness of vitamins that a child needs to as sure sound bones and teeth. It it easy to take—itt benefits are lotting. ^ Scott A SOWS*. BloomfirkJ. H. J. tt-fS » ■ Advertise "in The People-Sentinel. Sacred Concert at Methodist Church There will be a sacred concert at the Barnwell Methodist* Church on Sunday evening,-Dec. 20th at 7:30. Chorus—“It came upon the mid night air.”—Music Club. Piano Solo — Venevja- Gondolira (Liszt)—Mrs. Solomon Blatt. Vocal Solo—Ave Maria from Cav- alleria Rusticana—Mrs. S. B. Mose ley. * , .Chorus,—Sweet and Low—Music Club. ‘ ‘ Vocal Solo—Little Gray Home in the West.—(Lohr)—Mr. Ralph Smith. Vocal Solo—Ave Maria (Mallard) —Mrs. Ira Fales. • - Vocal Solo—Flanders Fields. (Ber gen)—Mr. J. Arthur Kennedy. Chorus—Swing Low Sweet Char- iot—Music Club. * Vocal Solo—Redemption. (Stults) —Mrs. Barney Owens. Remarks—Peace on earth, good will toward men—Rev. R. W. 1 Hum- ■ v ; r, _ V ^ __ ■ ■ j phenes. Free Will Offering—benefit of Organ Fund. Chorus—Silent Night—Music Club. Congregational Singing Doxology. A disappointingly < small crowd witnessed the performance of “World of Pleasure” at the Vamp Theatre Friday evening. "/'This is one of the best productions that has visited Barnwell in several seasons. Man Sleeps Like Log . and Eats Anything - * “After taking Adlerika I can eat anything and sleep like a log. I had gas on the stomach and couldn’t keep food down nor sleep.” (signed) R. C. * i Miller. ONE spoonful Adlerik a re moves GAS and often brings surpris ing relief to the stomach. Stops that full, bloated feeling. Often brings out old waste-matter you never thought was in your system. Excel- lent for chronic constipation.—Mace and Deasbh, Druggists. . MASTER’S SALE. State of South Carolina, (County of Barnwell. Court of Common Pleas. Southern Cotton Oil Company, Plaintiffs vs. • ” J. E. Holley, C. B. Ellis, Jr., and Savannah Timber Company, 1 .. • ' Defendants. Llands of Mrs. Mary Heath, and that piece, parcel or tract of land sit uate, lying and being in Barnwell County, South Carolina, known as the Hammock tract, containing four hun dred thirty-four (434) acres, more or less, and bounded on the North and West byjands now or formerly of the estate of Jesse Griffin, and on the South and East by lands of Ida O. Holley. 2. All that piece, parcel or tract of land situate, lying and being in Barnwell County, South Carolina, known as t)je Pine tract, containing two hundred aeventy-fiva 4276) acres, mors 'or less, bounded on the North by lands of Ida O. Holley; on the East by lands of D. Pink Key; on the South by lands of Frank Dunbar and on the . West by lands of Wilson Purse. 3. All that piece, parcel or tract of land situate, lying and being in Barnwell County, South Carolina, containing eighty-three (83) acres, more or less, the exact boundaries of which are unknown but which tract of land, along with tracts 1 and 2 above described, were inherited by J. E. Holley from the estate of his moth er, Mrs. Juli a Holley. Terms of sale: Cash. Purchaser to pay for papers and revenue stamps. The successful bidder or bidders at the sale will be required during the legal hours of sale to deposit with the Master Two Hundred (200.00) Dollars for each tract or parcel of land pur chased by him to guarantee his com-i pliance with hia bid. Should said successful bidder fail with'n a reason able time to comply with hia bid then said money £all be taken as liquid ated damages to the plaintiff for hia failure to comply with the bid. Should said successful bidder or bid ders fail on demand of the Master to make sueh deposit, then the Master will re-sell said property during said legal hours of sale, disregarding said defaulting bidder’s bid or any further bid that they may make at the subse quent sale. That in case the sale of these three tracts of land fails to bring sufficient funds with whjch to pay up and dis charge the judgment of the plaintiff, together with costs and. expensed; and the defendant, the Savannah ’J Timber Company, fails or refuses to make up the. deficiency or indicate their willingness to do so within fif teen minutes, then the timber and * timber rights as conveyed in the deed of J. E. Holley to the Savannah Tim ber Company, dated March 8th, 1917, will be sold to the highest bidder on said sales day on like terms as the lands are sold. Said timber rights described as follows: . “All of the timber and timber rights, which includes the right of cutting for ten (10) years! from the 8th day df March^l917, in and upon those two said tracts of land situated in Four Mile Township, Barnwell County, South Caroline, and described as follows: 1. That tract of land containing eighty-three (83) acres, more or less, bounded on the Norfft and East by lands of Mrs. Olivia Holley, South by the Savannah River, and West by By virtue of a decretal order to me directed in the above entitled cause I will sell at Barnwell, S. C., in front of the Court House, on Monday, Jan uary 4th, 1926, it being salesday in said month, within the legal,, hours of sale, the following described real property (the timber and timber rights of the Savannah Timbfer Com pany, as shown .by deed of J. E. Hol ley; dated the 8th day of March, 1917, to said Company, are excepted): AU THE SOUTHERN SERVES THE SOUTH ; r . V. , 2. That tract of land containing seventy-five (75) acres, more or lees, bounded North by the Monroe Tract of the Savannah Lumber Company, to the South by the Monroe and Ashley tracts of the Savannah River Lumber Company, and to the West by the Zeigler tract of the Savannah River Lumber Co.” - G. M. GREENE, --- ♦ Master, Barnwell County Master’s Office, Dec. 16, 1925. is the pown form of ownership Southern Railway men look forward to the time whdn this great transportation system will be flrlDQ per cent Southern enterprise—owned as well as operated by the people of the South. : ^ r •• •. ' r The accumulation of investment capital in the South is keeping pace with its growing prosperity. The South is using this capital to develop its rich resources^ Increasing ownership of the Southern Railway by the people it serves is a natural outcome of the growing pros perity of the South. ’ t S'O'UT HTTITN RAILWAY SYS On Guard! Brave Soldiers, Sailors and Airmen guard America's shores. Keeping eternal vigilance. THE BEST PHARMACY is the guardian of your health. Uure drugs, accurately filled prescriptions and emergency supplies. • With every cash purchase of or more gallons of Gasoline from. December 21st to 26th, inclusive, we will give, absolutely FREE A BOX OF FIRESTONE TIRE PATCHES t’t Fail to Get Yours. Station : SEND US VOUR ORDERS FOR JOB PRINTING. . r