The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, September 11, 1914, Image 5
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FOR SALE—Forty-five WhiU* Leg-1
Jiom, Farris strain, pullets, and six i
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.mkiels 5 months old. 550.00 cash.
W. Mitchell, Barnwell, S. C.
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'.'.rig' pieals. Address I’.
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tom stock of Jewelry etc., to the ^
public at COST. Don’t miss this op-1 ^
portunity to buy what you need.—The
lift Shop, Mrs. Bertha Weathersbee, ^
Piopr., Barnwell, S. C. ■
FOR SALE—McCormick mowers, |B
Hay Rakes, one and two horse Wag- <8*
ons and Buggies. A full stock on A
hand at al times.— Farmers Union ( ^
Mercantile Co.. Barnwe’l. S. C.
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('apt. W. T. Walker, of Walker’s V
Station, was a business visitor here 1 ^
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One Hudson Super-Six
seven passenger automo
bile, good running order,
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4 good tires, two spare
tires and rims, good top
and curtains. Price $400.
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One seven passenger
“elie” automobile, new
pistons and rings, new
radiator, two new tires,
four speeds. Price $150.
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Donora, - - - S. C.
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Master Asht'in Hollaid. Jr., has re-
turned to Barnwell after a pleasant ,
■ v 1 dt 1a> relatives fa-Spartanburg
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Mr. (’. C. Owetis, Jr., has accepted a
osilion in Augusta, where he and hi^
.fe will make their future home.
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Mr.’ Chi- Langley and family have %,♦
J -(turned to their home in C.dumbia. » 4 4
pleasat t visit, to i eiatiyes and A
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Mil -ter Willie Holland has returned
,.me aft* r sjh nd tig a t oupli* 1 ^
t.onths in >nart,anburg with his V
Mr. W W H.-ha: 1.
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SOMETHING NEW!
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One--Ethyl Gas—
The new product put out . by » General . Motors
Chemical Co., and-sold by Standard Oil Co.
Keeps your motor in better condition, and gives
more mileage, power, quicker . get-a-way. . . Aas
those who have used it, among them being:
Mr. S. B. Moseley Col. N. G. W. Walker,
Lemon Bros., Inc., Mr. Wm. McNab,
Mr. I. [. Bush, Mr. Jack Reynolds,
^Mr. W. P. F ranklin, Mr. W. E. McNab,
REGULAR GAS 24c ETHYL GAS 27c
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Monday, Sept. 15
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Draughon’s Business College
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Mr. McMillan is a prosperous young
■'Usim ss man and tarnn i n f I’arkton.j
Their many friend- wi-h for them a
ong, 1 happy and pro-iH-rou- life.
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Mer«y bark without que.tion
if HUNT S QUABANTEKD
SKIN DISEASE REMEDIES
■Hunt’s Salve snrt Sosr'.I* 1 ' ln I
the treatment of Jtrh, Kciems.
K i njrworm.Tetter or other It ch-
inf skin disesse. Try thie
Irsatmcot at our risk.
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Mase A Deason Drug Store
Barnwell. South ( arolina.
COTTON ‘ , COTTON
CHAS. G. HOUSTON
COTTON FACTOR
AUGUSTA, GA.
Cotton Subject to Customer's Inspection at al) Times.
Liberal Advance* made Bonded Warehouses
<>n either holding or Small and Large Accounts
selling cotton. Sokited
Can Sell All Grades of Cotton Advantageously.
BOILER FLUBS
MILL CASTINGS AND SUPPLIES
BELTING, PACKING AND LACING
WOOD. IRON AND STttL
Ktftig KNtilNK KKPATTIS in atilt ttTqn * It w. rL
LOMBARD IRON WORKS. AUGUSTA. GA.
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is a prescription for Malaria,
tlhilK and Fever, Dengue or Bil
ious Fever. It kills the germs.
Hall’s Catarrh Medicine
TOosc wlio are in a "run dowtt’’ ceiidi*
tion will notice that Catarrh bothers
ihem much more than when they are in )
Rood health This .'act proves that while
Catarr!,i is a local disease, it it 5 greatly
influenced• by < (institutional i caiUtions.
HALL’S CATAKUH MKD^CINE con
sists of an Ointment which Quickly
Believes by local 'application, and^the
Internal Medicine, a Tonic, which assists
n improving the General Healthi
Sold by-druggists loi o\<r 4o Years.
F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio.
' Wm. McNAB
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FIRbU^IKALTH AND ACCIDENT
INSUR \NCE COMPANIES.
Personal attention given t.\ business
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PHINIZY & COMPANY
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Cotton Factors - Augusta, Georgia
Established 1865.
Again offer their serxices a* Cotton l aetor*- and ( omniisvion
Merchants to th*' people of BARNWELL as Mell as adjoining
counties.
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N\ e are prepared to make liberal advanees on ail consign
ments, cither tor prompt sale, or to be held subject to instructions
of the owners, where such consignments are kept promptly mar
gined, and we require no further security than the actual cotton
itself.
We invite correspondence as to terms lor handling, etc., from
those who desire to taxor us with their patronage.
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- Office in Harrison Black,'Main St
BARNWELL, S. G
C. Walker Beeson W. M. Butt
WALKER & WALKER
COTTON FACTORS
Augusta, Georgia
Warehouse Licensed J and Bonded under the
United States Warehouse Act.
CONSIGNMENTS SOLICITED
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We will give a coupon with each 25c purchase.
These are redeemable with the High Point Distri
buting Co., who will give you Rogers Silverware
as premiums. These coupons given with cash pur
chases ONLY.
Full line Southern Cord C asings and I\ibes,
Springs. Spark Plugs, ran Belts, Bulbs, Etc., for
all make cars.
Polarine Oils Mobiloil, Quaker
and Greases. State Oil.
Auto Repairs Machine Shop Welding
PHILADELPHIA STORAGE BATTERIES
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A BIG PROGRAM
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WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 10TH:
Lilies of the Field,” with those perfect lovers,
Corrine Griffith and Conway T earle. ' Also a two-
reel comedy. "Done in Oil. Prices 10, 20, 30c.
THURSDAY, SEPT. 11TH:
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“One Law for the Woman,” with Cullen Lan
dis and Mildred Harris.'Also a two-reel comedy,
‘ Rblling Home. ’ Prices 10, 20 and 30 Cts.
FRIDAY, SEPT. 12TH—“FAMILY NIGHT. 1
Here you are, folks! On F riday night the man
ager will admit the entire family for 30 cents, re
gardless of how many there may be. The more
the better. $2.30 in gold will be awarded to the
largest family. F be only rules are that you must
stop at the box office and have your name regis
tered, together with the number of children, who
must sit with you. The program is as follows;
“SERENADE,” a romance of old Spain, with
Miriam Cooper and George Walsh. Also the fa
mous cross-eyed Ben Turpin in “Three Foolish
Wives.” Price 50 cents for a family.
MONDAY, SEPT. 15TH:
“Let Not Man Put Asunder,” with Lou 1 elle-
gen and Pauline Frederick. A powerful theme—-
Shall man-made laws defy Divine command?
Prices 10, 30 and 30 cts. ——.—* ....
NOTE: It will bememPsred that Lou Tellegen
played at the Vamp Theatre in person in ""Blind
Youth last season. See him on the screen.
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