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BARNWELL, S C., THURSDAY., OCTOBER 10. 101s-
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CORPORAL CAUIFF WRITES HOME ! COURT OF CENERAL SESSIONS-
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Wkeo ojr >V;a are K lid Tli>rv are Fond 1
fadat Hrrri'iy Kd Cross Gnatest
M S T. OalRT. nf-v^umter
r* -r~*i i t:»c IVdmViiig letter
fi - in - 1 - : cot i:ei', Corporal. J .
W • ■:*L who volunteered ia
M v and C;u*t his lot with
' Y u 0/ 117th Engineers when
t i i • 1 Company was m'obolized
at Spartanburg. They were sent
across in October ot that same
year. Being attached to the
. Rainbow Division this tpi it luis
been actively engaged in sonic
• exciting * events. Corporal
Convenes at Barnwell Monday, Oc
tober I4ib, With Judge. YV- H.
Townsend Presiding.-ii
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The Court of General Sessions
w i 1!'’cetiTr rreriiere cm* M<mda5',
Oft. Nth., with Judge W. 11.
.iowiCeud, of Columbia, presid*
. tig. Tic; followi ng is a . list ot
fiie petit jurors drawn- for the*
ii rst and second week : -
Allendale—A. T. Allen. J.. J.
Thofnas, J H. Warren, R. K .
T'.e n 11 el 1 ,♦. N. E. I* r iest e r, D. R.
Clov, II. II. Craddock.
gCalifl-* .is-?& son of Mrs. Ruth SC Barnwell—II. W . Sanders,
Calif0 eof Denmark; S. C. W. L..Cave, F. L. Hair, L. W.
‘‘('Miateauroux. Fiance. We at hers bets, I* red Grubbs.
‘’‘August ‘Jf'vlbl'C — BlackviHe-—WY H. Ilartzog,
•My; dear Tiudat :-*• ' ' H. E. 'Still, S. O. Still Jno.
'1 have■ been intending to j odlonnan. \\ F.- Still, Ed
write vou for a,montli. at lea*t, ! V\ a.ie, <’. C. Hprne.
~tirjr T!—was fin—rrfryms- ibi-ltv up | I><■ i:m*t-t bpUrrg-'—-“ C; \\ .
To tin* time they -out me hack j .J: 'in-on’. ^ g '
. t«Mho Iwt^v tawpirn 1 ■ llu-1 i'F—c-tt—1 ;i---W--r-U-nni-^c»itT--''-Y|p,:" j gy 4 pvWtTlm
LIMESTONE S OPENING WEEK.
ALLENDALE CIVIC LEAGUE. *
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Barnwell Cou*iy Girl Wrl ea !n»ereatinx
Lei dr ram Lmesone
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Dear lloTiiefolk Daddy Lodge
asked me to giye an account
of (An <ij)t‘THrtg*To ( aptain Bell,
tiit*'editor of tlie l latiiu.'Y Ledger-
Now i ii. I coujd j list t»ll—him
what l am going to tell you, 1
woulden’t mind. Why, the tin-
possible has happeni d v
Vou know the tm>tto of the
(Winning Club girls of the state'
4 • To mnke the best bettt r.” We
vyere taught in Seminary .Eng
lish that this is impossible, hut
it pot with Limestone college,'
far tills N what -In* does every
year-Each year is the best, ami
the next one better. Ami this
'year i> no exception t<> thr illic
it is the- very best Year ’in the
-b >f
I'lii' C-ivir L^agde ‘;h( id if
^U'lolioi* flic* liu 15>at th<*' towi
hall Moti<lay Tfft(M : iek>n 'ai tiv
o'clock. A <ie>grrto, Mrs. .J. II
’ W;irn‘n, trie President w‘i< elec-/
ted to. go to the metdi tignf th
Fedoyated* \VotueTis Clubs —
the EdisttO I >i-t-riat WiftVi
boro October 24tli. J'ag (lav fo-
the .'.Civic League will h obser
ved soon, we hope that even
one. will respond ; getirromlv.
Several new members won
added to our roll, aniobg them
being Mrs. Johns, Mrs, Chita lie
Wibon and Mrs. Seth William-.
Every many wmiTatt and child
should jo.iii at once, and let the
siiiio extra good work he done
tlib year. \ .
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the. number oi‘rth*i!ai’s added to
OH A STREET CAR,
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ity nb noisy .
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The street car was ei;owdbNo
fl»at s*>inriTTf’it were sfanding on
the platforms. Oh the front
platform -were five, or six sol
«liers,aiid they were violating the
rules of life street ear company
by “talking to the mofonnan,”
who'xxas 'jiiite a young chap,
not .looking to l>e mo tv than 18
or l‘J years old. Thexyonversa-
tion was light, snappy and som**-
yilives a hit witty, Once the bar
RED CROSS DEPARTMENT.
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The lied C''Os- room tbi» pa»t
w^sefc 1 i s" a in os t in solrin g spM*
t.acle with its -plemlid <upply of.
clothing for tin- Belgians. We
fee! ju'.oud ,nf Barnwell, in this
lag reponse to the c'nll from
llead<juartei:s. ft would stir tha
pubes of tin* most self contained,
foiook at tin* piles of good sub-
s'antiaT clothing. mwFs,
women's ami (diihlre-us., in good
condition, much of it. almost
-ovenit C. “ \\ e
stopped amV passengers began to new, some tin* • ever worn suits :
crowd, toward the front, one sol* I bf Men who left Them for the
dier hoiieixfl out ‘'gangw11 4 -mirely is good to
Now they tell me that means ^* i e how-.grimrm.s and true our
Coper, tin- wav’ 1 or “clear tlie ‘ p^iple are: such ready rt'-ponso
way.*’ -Anyhow tliu-soldior’s cry (iiv thi> etfort Tp relieve hiYmatt
brought a laugh from the otlivis ^svitiering proves that Cod is in
}and <mi.c. ay.jliId infer that ilmJoiir midst. r l'he spririjs
••s-1 n»u t' p f ga i»glva v~"’ i«’.i i <*e'i l at 1 nun an kindness are full
'd'ij» dock- and piers a^—a Wai ii,
- f .
11 rge lfl tile
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ill.
numiter; i>'H
V :t ri( o'■ lor. a
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ght they 1- id i
t iicv • di.lii t} |
*n.g t line i .e-
, \ O)U11i ' tile out ami
..rr v^irre-fcmi- let.! the y -
th-n ; • ;'tUv bov, ! : tL i- 'tttJlT'
!• «-.!!• , whe>py get tii it >iu!l
ifto > '.If ' . •.'• The ill -1 J
w sill la'I' s ami -sygcl.-s Hood
V v ;i j;i • t wail, a few NM-roilijS-
• i:. 1 i!a* uiiiwt i > awful. sWtom
t it i.- over your eiie^t. thr >rr
■ii. 1 ■< ves worry yo but f wi
b. back >o )ii to try tin
again' jf 1 could tell you half
oi -\v :\aI I f,tw before I h ft i lie
front you \ynuM hardly be-
Ih ve it, but vou should-see the
way out boy> g . into battle.
I AVil V ol t
11 ic
r r-. ic \.v: liar
n-\'« ■. • ■
ek —— I i. J . ]' nil.
I \\ • 1 1 : < - k ' . I'
’> rod’ n: an . C 1
numher < I
Ml, tie-1 111
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1 u-a nn
V\eekiv.
•!j'dll'I'd
! art ' MU
be truthful, I 'd !') tter s;iv ov'ei'-
eiaovdimg.t he do 'iiiitori* >—
i h the a did V f girls -w,;i.i ndiig
rlrpr Ugil I lie" i aTb- *bie ot lilt*
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teachers;began' explaining TO a
ttuemFtbo r.inrsTirffv tue s ** r of
liinn - lone
is. alwfiy - on the i-.-ght -.ids , for
•ye ki'o,v;;i lot.about poiirtc-aiHl
T.i- »uu'— Y. gift ill at t - o i n the
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was cut
• noi
c*. ia
mote at. ■ t tin* war’ ti an
Sral e.’ yf 1 N**\v - a hui •
I.U1 j .be l Tel 1.1 < )1 t'C
Tie* >| .. fanThlrg
tlatfuev 1
overllovN ing, that. -Barnwell has»
be tl Ite—tieXt
JLiLdilLl 1 J. 1 . 1 id.h iy.O. All—l mi.-ing VC> -l^bl-uvrs-t-t* an v fjl.hci's lu 'giV'Mi of hrn:. [i;enpv
Dads v<»lt ii t«11" iii’e
b r i - •
win
But
a-
lier a iihssing.
j Tie- < I'>\ *-rnemt
h’. 1 •)!•»» to - \'t r - alI
shifting talk. but tubes that are u-ed
ear ryadnd.a.cer-. l ,, * v l'‘. > laying sti»*k
Cger,
l||M ' n f l"' ITT
FI iyhi -ai 1 le
■)i Dr. 111 c
W.
1 >noIn
W illntoi;-
i.tt.iiim r.
m eond vy vek i! n ' -n -
mdah )weti ( ioogo
a s
A. Dvf
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man, 'A . 11. 'Ciyy.x+sony
i lui'ngmn
gii Js
ay itli “ A mi dmi t have to tell me . tells p- m lie- chaja 1 wliai's
anything - ahout mem. 1 have'I going it) eappen before ii even
M-eu lor mv'cll. ' Actions j C) ,ines out iu the - papefs. It'a
speaic louder than wtinb, j fi.u to watch the paper-and see
and -lhen to'd a pj.tr- fhow ail he says-*, oum-.? true.
n
every
fed, 'the
in \ tooth-
rtC
also
(
liculaidy -woet,
b ' thoughtful thing
ami
cl ud' ni
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\\ 11V, YVO Col i! C
jAirishing exactiv
tell tiem-rai
what to do.
I mnetiC.
I ’>a rn we i ND. B . I.vZar
ir. n.
body d:d. Fat u> onjire back jinn if he didu A »gff e with us,
l ;ie >1 lideiij body couhfeie t | flu ii we’d -aiute'aild do exact I V
help mi t be particularly >\\e(U, j Avlui't lie sad f.n-if there is anv-
the way thev ta* cij.e •'Duteh-■ ( a-Ye, \\. It Heim. fine, anti thought I uJ after Dr. | thing we are, if i> patriotic Tle-
ne n". You never, bear of any B ieu\ ii: I M McCendoii. Lodga-slminiialde talk to the (TotUen Ride is pur lii>t princi-
ot our .men getting shot in tire II. (.. >n!i. A . 11 ixemp, Jno. > tifdiTits on Thitrsdav morning, pal of .‘oiultut ami Woodrow
hack: it. is always in front. If f 1C Woo.lyvartl, Di.as. M, D.dk, the RHli. wiien -we' a^hmbl'ed, Wilson's is our Mvoiui. Miss
If
one walks over a ti»dd a\ here
American troops have fought,
the ones you see (bad always
tl rn with thotr faces towarii
<iermany nmi never toward
France.", Tho spirit they show
is something Wonderful and
otM) of the
to he seen
W. II. Dr. \\ ilt, (’. M. Fender.
Bennett • s '|H’ngs--J. \’ Dun
bar. “* *
Bull Fond—.1. L. Box.
Baldoe—1 IcTTert (hi lioun.—
(Jreat Cypress—Mi lied go Lee
B.-M: Jenkins Jt., Elias. S
greatest sights j Creech, W II Boyles, (i
is Vafikee and ! Sheppard, 1. F Black.
the JPtl.i. wiien - we a *M-#tnl)le(l (
for our,tii st cha)>el exercise.. It's
l oid, Y' lto chaperoned our h’.
a high standard her gave us to ( W. delegates u> Blu<* Ridge lold
, live up to,’but lie makes u- feel us.that she talked \vithj*oni« of
that we can do anything. That the girls from other colieoes
-Frenchman lighting side by side, (le >rges Creek—-J. M : Sanders, could. Then wecould "te
There is no 4 .Katuerad
m: Irrr of theTn at id t tie y
-tick' until the hist.
in
will
Very often
our advance wo- lot fast for!
I. *11. Collins
R vsriitat y —^ ('allie Mitt Itrdl.
Richland— 11. 1 Uliw-ne.
. Sy -aiiiore— R v A . All.
Willistbn—.J. W. Johnson,
WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
TAXABLE.
NON-
, suppTTcs l.o reacli us- immed-j
iately and when ' 'e*-Jmvs- found , D. S Minis. F. 1\ •.Moi^ntt.
no “chow’’ th -y only sinihdjT . \\ . Scott, B.-C. -Mat-t-hoYVs. .
Dmd said “We!!. bo\- we'd l earl f ’ - ' ~
ttmtikev food tf we have it in J
(ir pack>) an Nuake out until
ltdeiTii>\y com s. You never
b ar tlu-m Wit mole.
‘y Very * ofteYy i have <eeM as
jenny as 'fen atr\r-lanes in a .
rap. You can tM>ily s(a* that l
^A\«: tlyi- be*t aviotom •
The wtJ^Plhey h’uaneuver 14; ,
of till- r
V all of .11 PhT' i.
• •re. Tlievml tin.-—he*t
*• Dutc’i du iie.i
engagement-. The
fact t-.
a g.'e-mnui m\-
lights :
h'iVe seen
and have, seen on.iv ope Allied t
i da tie. cowl down yet^\/l his ;
not .-inlin’d exactly eonect.
otay
tin-iJ reading all ab ml
.*:jt itt-' I nave-een tlie \ o*i • ;
ii.ans t‘v)me ddvY*i ■"“"fjA lT;i iiresasI
fold'd to’ eat Lli and “ Dutch "
ayta*tors t-iketi caj.uive. 1 giiessl
you i a T(
t) e ( h V
^"'"dh.rc m.rr- - hef-e have
-.-j -:, , \ b n o' to t. -a i.a
it —■>■> - TT 4-». —g-- i-v I'citUTot lUj
.. .V • ■ not -1 e 'Av
! ;.a : •' v - iio ,v '< ny
C
eimu. n !
w- c.ar«'cv
lit'
I'e-t
:hi L-'-iuc* 1 wi.iiKi
a p’precta t ion.^
. feeling . I iiav
over here wa- 'h ■ day tlie.v put :
me in 'bid be f ! w> mi ftwo white i
Siieets,. and let inc oat out of a !
real (dish. 1 had slept <>u the
ground so long that I wanteud
settle rocks put in the bed so I
could sleep The- Red Cross
have t ream l ie i'< » v a 11 y, and t i t a t
is one df the greatest ofgauiyT-
(ions there: as, sj), wheii yoit
are asked to give you may feel
sure ' that it goes to make some
soldier happy. •
“TelleVetyhody litdlo lor rue.
:'‘ Ydur denoted brother,
Waters.'
*T'o. 0. 1 ITrlt Engineers, A. E.
V F. A. B. O. 715.’/' V
When preparinj for the i»*iilng
of Thrift Stamp* and War Saving*
Certicates the national adminlatra-
tration very Wisely decided that
they should not be subject to any
taxes; .federal, stat* or local. In
this respect thiy. are •ntlrely 4
Unique, being free-when almost ev
erything else is subject to impost.
As the amount that an individual
may hold is limited to $1,000, this
concession does not deal unjustly
toward ojher security holders.
It is simply an inducement to the
frnatt investor to make an unusual
effort in his own and hit country**
behalf by depositing as much of hi*
surplus with the government as
possible. Thoseig/vho buy-these lit
tle -bonus—-and all shouhf do it—*’
•hould understand in advance of
the coming days of taxation return
In April that whatever of thOLr
earned savings or surplus derived
from economies is converted into
Thrift Stamps. or War Savings,Cer
tificates need not be recorded upon
.the assessor's blank. As the inter
est and principal are payable in
1923, neither is it necessary to
make mention of the investment’s
In th# returrr.to the income tax col
lected Y
They are, as stated, abselutely
free and, as they also pay 4 per
cent compound interest, -are the
best securities that one can b^y In
these troubled times.
I talk was "womlerlui' j heard
loiieyl'the girls say that some
one ought to take down lir.
] Lodge’s chat el talks and have
them published. I wish we
opr edu
cation Jj'om just three books -
Bible, Shakespeare, and
Daddy Lodge s Chapel Talks--
in f i(;X YVe wuuldeii t need hut
out*, the ('impel Tallis, for lie
tells us. everything that is in the
Bihje ami Shakespeare, nml-
eveti more than we ever dream-
1 —. I . * - >Vk-»
■* (I was in either.
Tliur-day night \\a>_ ‘‘get
lie(juainted night" ami tiig
Faculty ahviiv-' forget to rin
Dir >imlv 1x11 t^hat-night, >o of
courseAueN'hl girls.-iil>yu>> visit 1
the n**w giris and turn tht* eol- !
4i.ig<*-H>t<) ;i N mtTage Camp.
• And ta-lking of elTCHT
r.
and there was only one other
College tliat had done nrori* for
Uncle Sam than our, that coll '
ege gave up their hiiildings
(ani| 1 believe the governjnent
decided later not to u.-e them).
We’ll admitt 1 -at West Ilampt«m
did more in otferitig her huild-
iags, hut we will not admit
tliat it is more patriotic tor we
wotild-do the same if our coun
try needl'd it, for if we were - to
give up*our college the people
of (ilittiiey would tu*ii their
homes into dormitories for im
and their Sunday schools into
day schools, for wo tliipK* tliat
Ga fluey is one of the mo-t pa
triotic tittle towns we know,
- .“But 1 YAMS telling Y’of! T>f oil l\
Dean's talk Nadav night. Aftei
tel.iiig about the tradition 5
go:, out of thr wav
gan-g e it!j thr siorv.
u 1 le; \ oiiug imUoi man w;i
joying it 11 the
j u..-1J »c 11 ‘rr the
t lip.block It.e.'e'gan to shin from that ALLap[*'<1 '..round cigarettes,
s-,dr to s'nh nt t i> iiaild!'' he w as iTt'>'n>i yt■ amt rafcEr-. Tho
holding-. , tthu. “jo v^-b-Vedb*'' I hutf mMvfrr vr=-r}s useti -in for-
reckoti yoii-\Vould call it-)-, giv- m* r turn's, for ornamrutal tea*
ing.e\ l lein* <f bt mg'um ;:~v or 111 1 coil, r pots, amt in the
ii l<d wiib vome di-ttaiited cld*'ir**ii>i doll hoiisr^ i foi* their
ihough*/ although there Was little tea sits; both of thesu
a sort of exhale d smile ijuiver-imettils are very scarce. Wo all
lug ou his boyish inouthT I know about the pit'- from
*TTi;it long pole thing on top plumbs and prunes and tho.
of the car jumped oil tin over- shells from hickory .nuts ami
head three times within less wall,_nuts. . •
than three minuk*s tim ing the 'Hie Fomth Li’oerty Loan
lime the young motorman yy^s rally on Satuuluy r^tfteruoon
approa ihiti’g tiiin “next bloek.” j another lino thing. That
Now whether or not the motor- public Mptere has held our cit-
imjn’s excitement was to hlamo i/*ai» for many a public muut-
for tlie erntic doings of the trol- j ing. that had tin* good of our
ley pole, Avhy, onetrrrrtd not say. Strt+tr at- heart; but never be-
Witlnu a hundred or huii- i fore in the history of our line
died and tilTy-YanU of this “next j old Country, have muunnii ami
block’’, the motortmm began to i women, gathered there for so
kick that big floor gong then* in J noble a cause as tho lending of
front most frantically and ener-'Jof their money to support our
geticaily. although no one was . wonderful sidiliers overseas. No
on the track amt limitd not seem silver tongurd orator, ever
to be needing any signal from j thrilled the hearts of our people
the conductor on’ the real plat-Dts did the calling out of tht
form. The corner at;\s right at I names of those who had bought
ip most and not a pmxtpretive I the Fourth Liberty Loan bonds,
passenger in tight, buFjJie car thus proving that their niohey
b« gan to slow down wltile the isat the service of their Govern
o*nging of the car gong kVpt Up.
1 bnrsdav night reminds
a liit of niv French,
an man tons'
1 was telling^ vou wh\
I ...v. . I K'llliyill 111
0,1 | manuers^imiiais ami mernments
lm »»1 vve alreadv Have. >lo
vev«.)!l(ius soiilc otio-r (Mi-toms \y»> |,,|
thi-
sotiU‘ ()tiler ciistoiiL"
esiablish.
“ We • stablislo il
sitgg( s;»v
[ht
a m*w one
Now vve were right at the street
crossing and the ear was nearly
on a dead stand'still with the
merit. When the sad news
comes iu of % Ihmiwell County
men
Yvhat a
answermg
y. ting motorman straining his | who hay J bouglit liberty bond^
bo:K' over the ear front . and b* realize that t.vey have done
Imrlnng^'as if he v as .trviug to ■ all tuev could to s'ami back'of
see.lieyoml-and atouml the eor-I the^e nob.e young soldiers,
ner of a high poster hetieetc^iJ-'^Tiie si. gical hies-mg class
lioataT teude that cut oTtin* view ! Ini-' miter, d its Fouitli weeks
tlie last call
sfactiou it i< to those
to tin* right.
Suddenly tin'
fdl
o\v
jerk
ei
training.S"\eiiteen Barnwell wo-
tiutiliave registered themselves
v\as tho best > ear in 111«• history ali ig'it. As 'soon’as sue ‘l urneiL. basket and
Iris.: bod) back a nd damped nn ‘as toking the I raining that will
...a j>reak >pp( <l tlie ear in- j til them for “Making the dress-
stafuiy. From arocind tile cor- tugs mo>t needed today by the
ner of the hig4-(eyce-,*r'prettv lit-' Red ( ro'S-nurscs, and the sur-
tle gu l about sovciitt en v< a r- ( gi'ons to’ Help heal the wounds
old eaim
tl;e ei11 bg(
caiUe \v<■ ’v(
-irk glisi tll.'T't
It init't
^iTGd'oni v nm
i 'C-rlT >• •-
ttoim -'
the meeting over t«> tho students
w< proceeded to have “stunt
' ahowiand l a ni -lire
ho the’ haiiidest i.mk
1-o.jr anything j night ' ami of
in.
wh
wi.i;
tlie
i n. In r trunk - gets
eleveix
b:rv)W.
| here; .'' ’
’ A.iiu m.kin.g of bap pitiless
u (• had «it Friday ti'igli;. We hail.
I m (ft rho-e- on <( In (Id ie time
1 V idav tii'ghtutit a- Dm K “ wa -
4 ' . <r
ivh«'i ni n li st-vjdv . g to <1« ,
■on g. i i ai; m pron ip 111 n a t s ri 11 o
he-t was tire struggle betwemi
the Poo pm" arid the Gri tilth
Lit. rat v •So,eiet !»•- fo.r Die new
1 i ie De:lu ;i - m i.n i !o I 1 To
glfl*
'stunt ni'dit"
been ra\niuo-.-’b»r
naml* <1
itfi a funch |of soldiers fighting our battles,
it up to the i Very soon we will he able to join
iimtorm in.'iniliug all t’ne while hands with Blackville. and fill
with a-snbiie ' t hat >-a id , - fod. o'.ii' iillotment from lb ai!(|iiaiv^
how I lovp ybn.*’ A nd you I'iHT j ter-. J h is cja>- ha- linn ;i won-
ju-Tl>t : t.lnr little gii'l was rImt, derfu. experience. nio| one
lYMow'V svv.m etheart. for tucked! of u-> world have mi>-< <1 if. Mrs.
(town uii<J.\rthe naukin was ,a j ( harlie Wilson. Ciir it.str ctor a
-pink 'note, anil thD rnTTtTrrm.an- fs moVrA iiich n.. Hie hit- that-t
m;i n
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vv (M. it i not lut \ ( ;. if euD 1m i
unl v Tiour Wa- ii" \ <>m
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to. and tin
i\ im■ \v t ;i,t n"te \va - there,
ie took ii <jUt it rst thing
tv d '.yii lin'd or
far
Ifl-lde
Hot
lilt s ill
!nr - .lit
illtd
•1 let: V 1
I'tuo'l. Die l>eyji mi t . ii- andTu our H;tmli,o(Vk iis
•splertdi'.t tradition- of the CoDTj ;l ditiou
COTTON. Why ttrke '^pot
lue’i with yours when von can
command tjpvjoug e\; erietHe
-ervices of FEARtuE tir’- BAT-
■ nj TEY, Savatmah, Gtt?r ^ '
g_. —\• .. •
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eyn
ii> -anru tiiii
bout, kind Dm
gaw
th'uk a-
;i 11'; wa*
rI ft. - in.
uch ;i
it 1.0 \\ go/-s' tjowil
i/odk ;is. »jm- of our
night' ‘ was
TO MERCHANTS OF BARNWELL
COUNTY:
nrgii class oi. tiiianr. thei oovver
' * ' ' . e 1 , ,
t*> >;,i i ni .a r T- ini - »\ i: *. w; ei ig* . and
sin- i> tid : fI \vi.tli the tni" s -Tnt,
of t io work. t hi feoiing that it is
a priv ie go t > Th* .a Hed T;n do it.
M -. \\ . 11. Duncan,
T>
ro
<
Oi t (
|)Oi:dont\ d‘
. D hup tor.
MATect 1 v»* ;»'. a.iico you
a h-
UO lOTIi
■ person per
ITrttrrit ion-s. - . -
x I “haturuav the regular schedule U authorized to -o.i to inrfjrbtnah mdiitu, or fwelvepoufnbi- ^ur-
*jKUit in cai'r.ytug ouf her )ami-nSaturdiiy niglit the- ob-er- ; (‘o.nsumei.*J a two weeks w supplv ing tlie month,
suggestions. She spoke f mHJjo. ! vanoD ol om* of the lie-t social of sugar at one time, allowing ’You must keep a record iu
V
- , the Y.W. ('. A.
leg* t**r« finesD of which she ceptioii to. th^rijew "iris, it
said was me- spiritual a Hu os
per person jag
ph'ere that prevadYxhlho school,
the atmosphere of holm* of lovo,
of courso us old girls knew ’.that
alfoadyc for .every visitoi that,
evor e-omes hero ie ID us tluTtr
Whvy.fcVeu (lov. I nert (loop-
i*r took time to Pel us tliat
when wo serenaded him two..
yci»is agu and predicted thut|
i, ■ * • <*
' ■ t
a won
iHerfiipsuccys ! \y,haiivv oti id |
two ] OllC.d'
was ne*nfh.
^ ^ ^ The rule
m y • E n g 11 > j. t e lift ill sav if «h“ 1 sugar to two poit.iiD, St
Could-hoar t riK>eTio«)l giid • ltw-1 tin'K* to people in iuyviis
perl.(..jo. We enjhveil n ad. the | live .j-voumir. io (lio-f- iu
‘.•atclD-ongs, of wembiue to thof Country is rdp. ;*led.
new-girls, the clover contest,
the charmhes it nd little om* not
plays etc. Of all the hits of the
ot
the sugar
-O-
Vou usell
.wilting
Z,
t(-) Thdividual consumers. This
D 1 »>i'd must -. o\y ti. ■ name of
CjiiliujcJ oil BQTiritF-f*nt*.
one the purchaseroT the -sugar, hi.s
and post ofti .'e address, tire amount”
the j of sugar , purchased ,, and the
date on which purchases are
T’*> illustrate: If there are made. <-*-*
six j»ers< n- in a family v.ou may Your- very* truly, Y
sell stix pound-at one timet* a. ' William Eiiiytt j
1 family. Buk flaring Die month Food Ad min Dt ratio' for Southey,
| they must not buy moreT than . Caiolina.
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