Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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■v / • - —r -i* I .T 1 - ..&■ f . • kh V • 'T'" *. . J • • I ■ /■ : JLL = I . r j 0 3C 3E TT JL ir JL X 1§[ JL ]§[ Alp X X All That Your Imagination Can 7 .7 / i in , Immense Variety and Smartness Will Be Found at our Fall and Winter Showing of Ladies and Misses Ready-to Wear. r v r* **, • •4 <9 -V. ■P - We-are ready—our.entire establishment tilled to overflowing with autumnVlwnitless new styles-expressions. — Everythingjjiatis in thoughijlineland develxip- ment—everything that is new in-color and shade. The 'worlds fairest and richest^iew styles drawn-together for you by The Western CaroIiriaJJepartment Store, now on .display. We have done our wo^k well. Come and see for yourself, and go away convinced that W.e can and will serve you best. • • • —.. «■* ..... i K •* i - .a- ► . ■ 0 • *- .... ' LADIES’ AND MISSE^riDRESSES.' . / ■■r - A notable display of charming new creations for._. Fall and Winter developed in materials and models ■ * y v ■ whiciLare in accord with the ever-prevailing Western Carolina Department Store policy and purpose of antic- - ipating fashion and exhibiting styles far in advance of , // " H * the season. An unparalleled showing in Trifcotine ♦Serge and Satin in all the popular ..colors. is reflected in the beautiful creations that we have on display. Designed and tailored by experts. Materi als: Broadcloth, Silvertorie, Veloiir-De-Lain and be that way. Our new Fall line will suit yoi^rig jnen and boys hard to please and hard fo fit/while the more plush. conservative modejs will please the oldep man. Our ) se tne oiaej lives*—differ c LADIES' HATS. ,» o A——.' X Everything you could wish for in'shapes and materi als that will meet with your utmost approval. All the latest styles and shades are combined in the becoming ness and youthfulness of our Hats. suits are in a class to themselves*—different because they'have the appearance and effect of made-to-meas ure garments. Made of the finest fabrics arid patterns V v* that one rarely finds outside of the best clothing shops. ’ ■♦7-" '''/ *- „ * In the newest Fall models, at prices that you cannot afford to miss. ■ T . - j COAT SUITS. <-* / Our Collection represents the very latest versions of the fashionable tailored models and the more elabo- rate fur-trimmed models. These, indeed, are the^kind of suits that a young woman feels well dressed in. They are becoming and stylish and fit correctly. Smartly m-ade of Tricotine, Serge, Broadcloth and Gab— ardine, in all the stylish Fall and Winter colors. MEN'S AND BOY’S HATS. SKIRTS. You can Tind here just the kind you want. - The ma- * i * terials are lovely, in solids and fascinating novelties. The colors are&wonderful rich to lies, with large va- riety^of the newest Fall models for you to select from, We are headquarters for headgear. New shapes, new style.% new colonic Time'to.throw away that old straw and invest in one of the classy “lids” that we are showing. and we ask that you come early. C. a . • - - ' ' SHOES FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY. /. 0 COATS. - . j* * Style without extravagance. That, briefly, is a de scription of the wonderful values that we are offering in our lines of Ladies' Coats. .’The spirit of the times SPLENDID SHOWING OF MEN’S YOUNG MEN’S & BOYS’ CLOTHING. —tr Aje you well dressed? If doesn’t cost any more to • No trouble to get fitted at-our store, whether you want a tough work shoe or a dainty slipper for the ball room. We are offering some lines' heloyr present wholesale prices. Don’t miss this chance to save money on your shoe purchases. . 't -—t- CLASSIFIED LOCAL ADVS. FOR DEEP WELL DRILLING" Apply to . * G, L. ran, "5-6-tf Barnwell, S. C. %JTCH! Hunt’s Silre, formerly called Hunt's, Cure is especially com- f ounded for the treatment of t tch, Eczema, Ring worm, and Tetter, and is sold by the drup» S at on the strict guarantee that e - — purchase price, 76c, will be promptly refunded to any dlssat* isfled customer. Try Hunt’aSaire •tour risk. For sale locally by iviacE DRUG COMPANY sr Blackville, S. C. I .... > ... _ SAFE FQS SALE. 0,ne Large Mosier Iron Safe for Sale,, for price arid partiaulars apply to Mrs.. L. C. Tobin, Barnwell, S. C. -■ LOST—Between Barnwell and Blackville, ^one 32 x4 plain tread automobile ti?e on rim. Finder will please return to Miss Annie Lee Simms, Barnwell, S. C. FOR SALE—75 acres of land, 60 in cultivation, three miles west of Olar. Sacrifice $1,500. Address J. R. Embil, r 1030 Laura Street, 9-25-4t-pd. Jacksonville, Fla. RACER FOR SALE. -3^>, racer in ^perfect I—^-ij^echanical "condition. Recently re- ^ modeled. 3 to 1 gear with plenty of power to h&ndl|e them on any roads. Good tires. Set I,,, of stoj J gears goes with car. If interested ^ in a car of this kind or that can he , easily converted into ^ servicalbe truck, call at this office. ' WANTEir=Mm—or women to- take-orders among friends and neigh bors for the genuine-guaranteed hos- iery, full lines forjraen, aniT chtldren. Eliminates darning.** ; We pay 50c an hour spare time or 4,24 itoaV for full time. - Experience pnngce-'SJMT* WritejN International Stocking Mills* Norristown, Pa. LOST—in tffe ‘town of WilliSton •on Sept. 25, one yellow dog, white on head and breast. Answers to the name of “Rex”. Fi/idcr notify Henry Webber,'..Walliston, Route 2 and receive reward.— * ltpd. STRAYED OR STOLEN— From my place on Tuesday, Sept. 23, one young Jaluck~h»tuii(l puppy. Red on breast and white on foot. "Finder will please jRtotify, J. IL CarroH;-Elko Route 1, nad receive reward. l(f-2-lt-pd. CHAS. G. HOUSTON Cotton Factor FOR SALE—One New 1 1-2 ton' International- Truck with Expr€Fsr^r I body, arid three One ton Trai)mobiles. Any or all at a baqjairi. . . ■ ' Mutual Trading Co./ 9-25-41. Liberal 'Advances Made on Conslgndient BONDED WAREHOUSE. Prompt and Efficient Service AUGUSTA, GEORGIA. CARBURETOR—Salesmen, new Dodge cars. Simple, not a moving part, installed- in 30 minutes, guar- nteed to double your mileage and Feat* State of South Carolina, County of Barnwell, IN THE PROBATE COURT E. A. Mixson, Administrator of the Estate of Josephine Meyer, de ceased, in his ouw right and in be half of all of the creditors of said Estate, —*~ ' iPla In t i ff, vs, Rosa Lee Mariano, Luurania Jones, w; M ixsori, Cleopatra l^Iixson, Ella Blanch Mixson, McTCinley Mi*- jspn, Rohuietta Mixson, Teddy Mix- soji and Beatrice Mixson; Hard Dunbar, and Celeste Thompson; Rosa Mixson, Benjamin Jdixsoh, Willie Mixson; B e n j a m.i a, M ix so n r •, Jr., and Mrsr-Lr^C.' Clarkson, Defendants, ing or priming. Your iponey back in 15 days if this carbureter-does not do all we claim for it. Our agents all river the- country are making big money.Write U. & J, Carburetor Sules Co,, 3 South 20th Street, Birm ingham, Alabama. EXPERT PIANO TUNING •and ORGAN REBUILDING Having decided to establish head quarters at Denmark, S. C., I am prepared to TUNE and REPAJ Player Piant>s, Pianos, Orga Phonographs. All broke^ or wortfparts, replaced new ^ Pursuant, to an order of hos Hon or, John K. Snelling, Probate- Judge, of the above County and State, bear ing »riate the 18th, day of September, At D., 1919, it is ordered among other things that a reference be held in the, above cause at the office of the Pro bate Judge in the Court House at- Barnwell, S. C., at 10 o’clock, on October 11th, 1919, for the purpose of all debtors and creditors proving and establishing'their claims in the above cause in the winding up of Hhe estate of Josephine Meyer, de- .ccas.ed., - . ——— All persons indebted to said estate or having claims against said estate are hereby notified to be present at the time and place above named prepared to establish their claims as aforesaid. ^ E. A. Mixson, Administrator of the Estate of Jose phine Meyer, deceased ATTE ST: John K. Snelling, (LJ5.) Probate Judge, for Bar .. County, South Ualmlina plj I isting. OR SALE^ ^ , offering for sale, myvharne the of Meyers Mill, con- of Residense and other nec- Eufkiings and 3d ac-rea._of fine and; farming lands and one hundred a ' thirty acres within 3-4 mile, fine farming lands all in good state of cul tivation, one Store Building and of MerchantiKP,one sistem l^ All kimls^of Phonograph .springs carrted^m stock and other parts se- cjufed when needed. Write me your needs and let jrte give you ap estimate as to cost. All work guaranteed. , J. B. GRANT, 7rl-19-tf.~ ■—— Denmark, S. C. ^ Ginnery, consisting of two 70 saw Lumus ctrifon gins, press and engine in' first cl it r*v—. I NOTICE OF DISCHARGE. Notice fs"hereby given thafTweTwill file our account as executors of the ofT’ena Brown, with lion. Johjtr K- r Snelling, Judge of Probate ox BariweH GoOnty, on Saturday, Sep tember. 13, 19^9, and petition the said aourt for all oyder of discharge and Fetters dismissory. ‘ Herman Brown, v v Charlie Brown, ■* T7-* Executors. Dated this 20th da; o< Auguit, 1919. L asa condition. Three first classv-mules. corn, fodder and all farming implements. WilT sell at atej/ tractive prices. ‘For further infor mation, prices and terms, call on or write, ‘ . - ^ C. C. Meyer, L Meyers Mill, S. C. NOTICfe lO DRS. AND CRS. Notice is hereby given to all. per- who are indebted to the estate of R. M. Wise, deceased, to make proynpt riayment' , jL;-John- Wi.-e, Ad ministrator lof "the afaresard pStafe at Bladkville7Tr“’C. ?i and all persotrs hojdiugi&l^ms* pgadr-r :.,,*; estate requt- hfejaype duly Verified with the' pp-derjigned Ad ministrator, at. BlackviPh, S. .C. John Wise, ~ , AduxmisrimtoC;. ‘ _ ImIhsi . i i 17 CHANDLER SIX L • ^ , | £ Famous For Its Marvelous Motor i I I • \ ».1 u -*< -< T HE season offers no other sedan so pleasing in the beauty of its \ines and its furnishings, as the new series Chandler sedan. And there is hone that may be compared with it at any thing like its price. / . ... : - The v new Chandler Sedan is the highest expression ofyears of development in the creation of closed bodies. It is beautifril to look at, and most comfortable to ride in. ♦It has style and refine ment that must appeal to those who care for the finer things. % This car jearts seven persons mbst comfortably or five when auxiliary chairs are not in use. The front seat is solid, not divided as in previous models, and the wmdow^posts are a per- fverr may be lowered away or adjusted to suit the weather and the ^ nrich Thfl antira intoriar !o n«L'>ntlntv,«ywl 2 it, ... - x wish. Jhe entire interior is upholstered in finest quality silk- plush of pleasing pattern for cushions.and^pIain tone for head Yining. Interior Jittings are in iu 11 silver finish. x Despite the largest production in this nistory of the Chandler Company, the demand for the new series sedan will.quickly consume the production for weeks to come.. Your early order will be a' safeguard against disappointment. ■ SIX SPLENDID * / D¥ TYPES • S*vtn-Paste* t er Tiurimg Car, 11795 . Four-Pauattfr Roadster, U7*5 . . tour-Ptiurkgrr Car, S117S ' Sretm-Puarn [er Stdau,. S27iS fourPtt'i..-r?er Coupe, [tmnkmkt. S329S AU Prift^^ ItnUud LEMON B) OS., INC. Barnwell, §,oiiin Carolina CHANDLER MOTOR CAR C. PANY, CLEVELAND, OHIO ft '^■" Vs 7 - :