The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, September 25, 1914, Image 5
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and curtains. Price $400.
One seven passenger
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pistons and rings, new
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four speeds. Price $150/"
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tvpou rilor con-L^Htion. ui'o* tho uroato't
t '* nu-asuro <>l satisfactory st-r'ico and ;i
quality of work tiiat * i> unsurpassed.
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m< :.t y. n»a;'sy. superior f« dturos jind-AAt« is in t ; v.-»y [ art 1 •ular.
Price and Terms Nlost Attractive.—Territory inquiries sola .tv*i.
F\t’a lia-'—Tmih.es easy sales aiid a - rraoti'. e earnlnos'.
Full Particulars on Request.
WOODSTOCK TYPEWRITER CO.
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l’». P. Il.W IFS. Distrihutor, Parnwell, S. ('.
Mi \\ \Y. 11' land, of Siia> ta 1 '..
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< • PliTladolphia. Pa., .were the urn -t >
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1 ; t!o son ami Mi W'altov Haxloy havi
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v.'m il tinto the tormor killed t\v hne
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Charht'ton. recently nominated ?«l
Cuiurross from tho First Histrict. and
‘ns La-other. Mr. .1 ohn 15: McMillau. ot
Fimor. w ? oro in tho oitv for a shot*
while Saturday .while on route to
Aiken. Barnwell C 'Unty i- pmUt'l of
‘Tom" McMillan. •
The friends of Mr. and Mrs. 1.. P.
Wilson, of Ocala, Fla., who have been
visiting relatives here, will learn wit a
'reK'ret that their little son, Walker,
i' quite ill with typhoid fever at the
home of his grandparents. Col. and
Mi'. N. (J. W. Walker. His early )e-
covery is hoped for.
PHINIZY & COMPANY
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Cotton Factors - Augusta, Georgia
Established 1865.
Aaain offer their services as .Cotton 1'actors and Commission
Merchants to the people of BARNW F.1.1. tIL-ia-s-.uulf:iuum{
counties. \
We are prepared to make liberal advances on all consign
ments, either for prompt sale, or to lx* held subject to instructions'
of the owners, where such consignments are kept^prnmptly mar
gined. and we require no further security than the actual cotton
itself.
We invite correspondence as to terms for handling, etc., from
those who desire to favor us with their patronage.
The many, .friends of Treaktir^f .T.
B. .Armstrong, of this city, will learn
with regret of the serious illnfc^ of
his, 'on. Mr. J. Be Armstrong, dr., in
4 ,i Chicago. 111., hosnita . I he young
developed hronchial pneumppua
Sveek. As s > hr as \v*kKl was r.e-
e< ived here of his illness, Catit. Arm-
strong's
daughter.
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early recove
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hoped
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by many
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C. Walker Beeson W. M. Butt
" WALKER & WALKER
, COTTON FACTORS
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Augusta, - Georgia
Warehouse Licensed and Bonded under the
United States Warehouse Act.
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EDUCATION
. The compelling force which at
tracts to an exposition is the edu
cational value of its exhibits. This
'year's exposition will offer a great
er variety of educational exhibits
then any previous event.
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County Exhibit*
Bees and looney
Dairy Products
Industrial Product*
Bed Cattle
Pure Food Show
Fort Terminal Exhibit
Girls’ Club Work
Ad Display
Annual Dog Show
Style* Show
Grains and Grasses
Work of Wpmen
Poultry and Pigeon*
Made in Savannah
Swine Herds
Savannah Health
Center
Boy*’ Club Work
Dairy Cattle
Agriculture
Stock Parades
Chatham County
Exhibits
ENTERTAINMENT
The entertainment features this
year wili give more good, old-fash
ioned enjoyment and thrills than
ever before presented at any
Southern Exposition.
• Bring The Whole Famlly—Dad
and the Boys, Mother and the
Girls and make this a whole family
vacation week.
Running Races
Auto Polo
Society Horse Show
Hart’s Lady Band
Auto Racing
Circus Side Show
Rides and Thrills
Motordrome
Roller Coaster
Ferris Wheel
Butterfly
Caterpillar
Merry-go-round
The Whip
Seaplanes
The Frolic
These are only a few of the scores
of educational features to hold
your attention and profit by at
this year’s great annual Exposition.
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Rian Your Trip Now
50c For Ail
Venetian Swing
The Midway
Here will be gathered all that is new and
sensational in Carnival Shows and Features
—clean and wholesome amusements that
all will enjoy.
A Vacation You Will Never
Forget
50c For All
Tri-State Exposition
Savan n ah, Georgia.
OCT 2712 To NOV.UI
Excursion Rates on all Lines ofTravcl
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l.iheral Advances made
Bonded Warehouses
on. .ether hol.iing. nr
Small and Large Accounts
'.dling votton.
Solcited
( an Sell All tirades ql
Cotton \dvantageously.
£
Program
for
Week of
Sept. 25th
to
Thursday,
Oct. 2nd
Thursday, Sept. 25th-
Douglas Fairbanks in ‘‘THE M AKK OF ZORO.” This is one of his best
pictures and is jure to please every one. Also a two reel comedy, “Taxie
Please.”. Prices: 10, 20 and 30 Ontn.
Friday, Sept. 26th-
"THE WOMAN ON THE JURY.” With an all star cast including Lew
Cody, Be-isie Lve, Frank Mayo, Sylvia Breamer, Henry B. Walthall, Robert
Bcsworth. This is one of the latent pictures, and with such a cast has to
he good. Also a two reel comedy, “Wideopen Spaces.”
Prices: 10, 20 and 30 Cents.
Saturday, Sept. 27th-
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A Mack Sennett -Picture with Mabel -Normand in ‘‘MOLLY O.” Comedy
W HEN WINTER COMES.” Prices: 10, 20 and 30 Cents.
Monday, Sept. 29th-
• CHANOINt; HUSBANDS,” A Cecil DeMille picture. Featuring Le-
at rice Joy.
A rich young wife eager for a career and a famous stage star eager for
a home.look exactly alike—They secretly change - places. The -husbtmd n.
none the wiser, falls passionately in-love with the actress. -The wife loses
her heart to another man. Complications. Comedy? Sensation? Suc
cess? You said it! Especially with lovely Leatrice Joy as a real star.
Also a Comedy, “LOVEY DOVEY.”
Prices: 10, 20 and 30 Cts.
Tuesday, Sept. 30th-
Jack Hoxie in ‘THE MAN IN THE RAW.” From the W. Herbert Fos
ter story. This is a great Western drama. Also a two reel Comedy,
‘‘SO THIS IS HAMLET,” with Chas. Murry.
Wednesday, Oct. 1st-
*«'■ isw*
Don’t Miss
t ^
Any -
of These!
“A RED HOT ROMANCE.” This i* a great farce comedy and bur
lesque romance. A laugh from start to "finish. Prices: 10 20 and 30 Cts.
Thursday, Oct. 2nd—
Carl Laemmle’w Mammoth Produc-tion, ‘THE HUNCHBACK of NOTRE
DAME.” ' I Prices: 10. 20 and 30 Ctc.
Tnis L a picturq of a thousand wonders, and the greatest picture ever made 1
This Victor Hugo’s Story of Paris sacked and burned by mobs of people f
in the ^grip of giant passions, hates, loves and revenges. Prices 35 and *0 i^r
cents for this wonderful picture. The management has engaged Miss Josie
Davis to play for all these features Never before has any' small town
shown such pictures as these. 1 • ' ^
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