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4.' ■f — - Classified Advertisements. —- *S=. FOR SALE.—Kimball Piano; ma hogany finish, practically new; a b^r-- Advance £ein; terms cash; instrument at home of F. W. Falkenstein, Barnwell, S. C. A|pply to Mrs. S. R. Cole, 166 Ashley Ave., Charleston, S. C. ll-20-2t CUT DOWN THE HIGH COST OF LIVING by using a “Home Butter Maker.” With each “Home Butter \Make r > ^~yon~getrft^ ^iro&tioiLs h gw to make two pounds of butter with one pound.of* butter and one pintj of cream. Price $2.89. Dept. 42. S. & C. Distributing House, 154 W. Ran dolph St., Chicago. -Ll Mrs. W. I. Johns/of Allendale, is still in a hospital in Columbia where she has been for sometime.—Allen- Mrs. Sallie Hogg and daughter, Miss Irria, of Kline, were in th« shbpp.ng Tuesday. City V Vr* — ’ j / ' . . / Mr. and Mrs. Lumap T. Hayes, of Columbia spent k few days .with the parents of the former this week. - WANTED.—for the National Life Insurance- Company of the United States ^"of America, iprogressive Agents for Barnwell, Harfrptqn, Col leton and Beaufort Counties. At- tractive contracts to capable men. For further particulars, write J. T. CAMPELL, General Agent, Charles- -ton, S. C. ll-13-6t-pd. -All repair work not^calieif for by January 15, 1919 will be sold for re pairs. W. D. GANTT, Jeweler, Nov. 6th, 1919. Barnwell, S. C. WANTED SHARE CROPPER— who has sufficient force to run two plows. Good land, house and water. Right at Ashley Station. ~W. A. ROSS,* ll-6-2t-pd. ^ Blackville, S. C. Mrsi--S«*ah (h^ens and Mrs. W. M. Jones returned home Friday after a’ week’s viSifto relatives in P.ock Hill. A chapter.has bean, issued the Dun- barton Building Co., of Dunbarton. B. F. Owens, is president, and A. W. Coleman, secetary and treasurr. Mr.'and Mrs. Willis J. Browning and family have moved into the Drew house on Marlboro Avenue, which they purchased some few days ago. FOR SALE—300 bushels Home buthel. 11-3-41 Mutual Trading Co., Blackville, S. C. FOR DEEP WELL Apply to b 6 t( DRILLING—— G. L. Hill, Barnwell, S. C. Mr. James L. Ervn, E. L. C»v g Esq., and J. T. -Moffett, Esq., of Co- lurojb a* were in Barnwell on Monday in attendance of the Master’s Court. Mr. Ervin who is the circulation man ager of the Slate Publishing Co., was originally from Barnwell county, and a son of Dr. J. L. Erwin and a brother of Mr. Thomas Ervin, of Allendale. TANLAC QUICKLY GAVE MUCH AID. ‘All my Ailments Have Been Reliev ed She Says. ‘i .1 ' ' ' • Had Suffered Much. k i dL X PecTaires She ‘Is Glad To Recommend •{ y: Tanlac As “A Fine Tonic.” t'X Dr. W. M. Jones, pastor of the Barnwell Baptist Church attended the Southern Baptist Convention which met in Columbia on Tuesday of .last _ . , „ , >0 week, and reports one of the best , „ Rnr^c f l bccd Whcftt- At pcr_ flnrt ^fiicctriiRs ^ rny BKrntintM h<&d bcun Luliuvtid.. hail. Liken the, first bottle of Tanlac I was in much better health generally and my ailments had reliev ed,” declares Mrs. M. J. Casey, of 30 Kennedy St., Spartanburg, S. C., in a statement described the painful ail ments, with which she -sufered, and telling^f the great improvement Tan lac quickly made in her condition: Mrs. Casey's statement follows* “I s u ff e r edTroms tom ach trouble and I-just felt bad all over.” said Mrs. Casey. “I was tired and no account all the time. My appetite had .about left me and it was seldom that I ever could find anythin gto eat {1 really wanted. Everything I ate hurt me, too, and after meals I felt puffed up about my stomach. I had heartburn also. In fact, I nearly burnt up with it. Thai ailment was awful. “Frequently I had'dizzy spells and headaches. My. general health was bad. I knew‘1 needed some kind of Mr. Ervin has a host; of friends in Barnwell who were pleased to see medicine but it seemed.that 1 just him. could not find what I needed. At last I decided to try Tanlac. The medi cine gave me quick results, and I can tainly can praise Tanlac for the way i improved my health. „ , “When the first bottle was taken I was in much better health generally the Convention has ever had,in speak ing of this Dr. Jones said it was one of the most inspiring and helpful meetings that he ever attended,.and That Tie feeeived a great insite'as to' what the Baptist Denomination is doing. tajM Hpt n wa a a g M.H-gUXXK rffc a jp M |Jl) ;; Local and Personal. a :: » * K.H a k fc a h, Miss Rosamond Buist, was a visitor in Baniwel! Saturday. On Sunday the 9th instant Chief W. A. Hayes was notified that B. Wil son a negro who lives on Burr Street was beating his wife, the chief rushed To the scene amt was compelled to tjtXxXxztXKMX forqgtfiis wtfy in, and found the negro _beating_ his wife unmercifully, and St, of Blaok\ lc, nn l,f uiifvpprlprl in «tnr»inor Yiim Kv Ilia L* - |K IS Mr. J. F. Ready, of Kline, was a visitor to the county >eat on Tues day. —- only succeeded in stoping him by the of his club, had to knock him down several times before he would give up, and upon trial was convicted and senteinced to a fine of $25.00 by May**’ or J. A- Porter. it gave me a good appetite andd help ed that heartburn right away. 1 am glad to recomtnend Tanlac, for it is such a fine medicine, and I will get .more of.it itLevejuieed it again Spld by J. A. Porter, Barnwell; .Searson Drug Co., Allendale; J. Ht Sanders, Blackville; H. M. Cas.-els, Jr., Baldoc; Fairfax Drug Co., Fair fax; Kendall Lumber Co., Allendale; Belfast Plantation Co., Milletteville; J. M. Smith and Son, Williston and W. H. Wilkinson, Ulmer. FOR RENT^Tarm near Long Branch known as Matthews place. Terms can be arranged to suit convenience of both par ties. Miss Bettie Matthews, * Williston, S. C. r.orororor.o r sj X ^ ■>« . .. L U-. • ■(( l ei MMMC MvvlOIIMI '"‘“■Vta.J ~ WOMEN GIVE OUT. \■>. t r / 4 • A - ' ' ' ' v ., v . House work is^ hard enough when healthy- Every Barnwell woman who is having backache, blue and pervous spells, dizzy headaches and kidney^ or bladder trouble, shoufd be^’r-d to heed this Barnwell wom an’s experience: ' - Miss Laura Clary/ Main Street, tf£ys: ‘(A /ew years-ago I had a bad case of kidney trouble which put me in a serious condition. My back ached at times -and I was ner vous. Headaches bothered me and objects seemed to float before my eyes. My kidneys acted irregular, too. I Idst considerable sleep • and Telt tired and dull all the time. Doan’s Kidney Pills were highly reconimended to me, so I got some and used them 'as directed. I got relief from the start, the backaches quickly left me. my kidneys acted A CAR LOAD of Draft and Farm Mules j ust received. Save money by seeing me before you buy. natural, the dizzy spells le^t • and"I was soon entirely well. No return' of thp trouble has qccured since and I recommend Doan's - Kidney Pills wherever I have an opportun ity.” - Price 60c, aT all dealers. Don’t simply ask for a kidney remedy—get Doan’s Kidney Pills—the same tliat. Miss Clary had. Foster-Milburn Co., Mfgrs.; Buffalo, N. Y. You and your relatives, neighbors, and friends are'cordially invited to my place of business on Wednesday ami Thursday, • November 191^ and 20th, to meet Mr. Mathes, and ex pert Optician, who’ will supply your needs iji the optical, line. Mr. Mathes comes.?to Barnwell with the high est recommendation of any optician Tn TFfe South, ancT all work is ab~ solutely guaranteed by himself as well as by me. W. D. GANTT, Jeweler, 4 - BaFnweilrS: C: '1/ ; ' '-4;- Also a few good Hores for sale. A Car Load of South Carolina grown Fulghum Seed Oats. Send your order now. ~^JTB7 Stables at the Old Chero-Cx>la Plant. BARN WELL, l-l SQUTH CAROLINA —i- ^ V A fA\fA fA'fA'f4 fA Agent for Walk-Over and W. L. Douglas shoes Agent for Walk-Over and W. L. Douglas shoes Announcement We have just received a nice shipment of Ybung Men’s Suits and Ladies’ Coats. " c t \' Every Garment is made on the latest designs. A visit to our store will .save you money. W L. iite Home Bank, ~T. I. IN NUMBERS IN WEALTH IN ORGANIZATION IN PURPOSE For the Great Event of VICTORY WEEK / - V— 4- / ’• \> *1-. I- t V oil. A^ent for Walk:0\er and \Y. L. Douglas shoes Agent for Walk-Over and W. L Douglas »hoes When- a. multitude of lives and millions of . * . *. • * “ . , -/?/v . treasure will be consecrated to Kingdom service through the Missionary.'Educational and Bene- ’ - ~Mi inmwwi- j.il II i' volent Agencies of the Southern Baptist Con- V “ ventiou. t — —« V >o> i: » * * .. ^