The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, March 30, 1916, Image 4

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I ri i . THE BARNWELL PEOPLE Entered at the post office at Barnwell, S. C., aa second-class matter. , JOHN W. HOLMES 1040-1912 B. P. DAVIES, Editor and Proprietor. THURSDAY, MARCH .*10, 1916. There are increasing si^ns that the high-tide of Germany’s military suc cesses has been reached and is now on the,-ebb. There are many well posted men who regard the battle of Verdun as the deciding contest of the Great War and that never again will the forces of the Kaiser be able to put up the magnificent fight that has been characteristic of them since the forts at Liege crumbled before their migh ty guns. Only a few months ago the German war machine held back the Allies on the western front, hurled the Russian hordes bark on their own territory^ and lent a helping hand to the ‘Aus trians against Italy. But even Ger many’s magnificent war machine has been unequal to the.task of capturing the strong fortress of Verdun, Itefore which she has lost tens of thousands of men, while the Slavs have l»een sys tematically beating the Turks and car rying on a Vigorous offensive against the Germans on the eastern front. There have boon several jware ru mors of late and where there is so much smoke there is ttound to be fire. The People is of the opinion that the end of the World War is in sight. » • The publisher of The People has re ceived several notice* of late in re gard to the steady advance in the price of paper and other materials that figure largely in the printing and publishing industries, and the intima tion of a probable paper famine, ow ing to th< difficulty experienced in obtaining raw materials. The Inal notice, under date of March II, reads as follows: “Owing to the continued advances by manufacturers, we are forced to ad vance our prices S3 l -d per rent, over list price on our entire line, with the usual extra per rentage for colors. B W. Wilaon Paper Cm" Naturally, it la necessary for the printer to advance the price* on his product to take rare of this increased root, and if our friends wish to save money on their printinigbilU we would advise them to place their orders with us AT OM'K. as we cannot guarantee present prices for any length of time All Hlease papers are not as rabid at their leader The following item is dipped from The Yorkvtlle Enquir er: "The Anderson Tribune mskes a point against Governor Manning for driving capital from the State. It has reference to the departure of the insurance companies. W> really do not think it is altogether fair. If the insurance companies are not Willing to obey the law that the leg islature makes for thhem, it is better for them to g»r and it is better for the State. What is the use in own ing property if you have to rent it from the insurance companies?" One of these days we are going to get real peeved with some of our clear delinquent subscrrliers and instead of "reading their titles clear to mansions in the sky,” in a flowery obituary, we are going to tell in plain, unvarnished terms just the kind of moan old eocL gers they really are. (Better renew that subscription today.) —o— “Blease worked four years * * * and never took aijy vaea'tion and yet Manning runs off every few days to rest on his farm or elsewhere,” la ments an exchange. But Governor Manning doesn't spend so much time signing pardons and naturally has more leisure for other things. i . -o— *‘ - The Triliyne is probably the only Anderson paper that was in Columbus when Villa-and his outlaws shot up the town and killed so many Ameri can soldiers and citizens," says The Tribune. We don’t understand yet, however, why Villa should have acted as he did on that account. HUGGINS DRUG STORE OFFERS -rr- " FIVE DOLLARS IN GOLD FREE TO PEOPLE READERS If Ybu Can Supply the Missing Words in This Advertisement 4 • • ■ f • • ’ / ' ' Get it at Huggint* Drug Store and you find x that. .pur chased .up to quality. »_.Caprices are.. prices for drugs prices means quality remember .to t^t -at-.J drug store. T-'X I! You’ll o: ; - - - il Enjoy | Cigars, Sir . The original of the above with all blanks filled in has been sealed and de- * 4 <j posited in the vault of the Home Bank. When all answers are in, the origi- ^ . nal will be compared and the contestant who has come nearest to filling in *4 the correct words will receive the FIVE DOLLAR GOLD PIECE absolutely *<J *4^ FREE. This contest closes April the fiAit. ^ Contest open to any white person in Barnwell County. Cut out this advertisement, fill in missing words and mail to “ - ^ ^5 JV* * A T —5 ❖ • r CONTEST DEPARTMENT j X HUGGINS DRUG STORE - \ ♦♦♦ Many of our old friends have bought their cigars here for a long time. They have full confidence in the kinds we carry. Suppose you look over our brands. We can recommend them. For real good honest cigars come here. ;r_ ID IE JL S O IN", 1 The’M’crr*// Store, Main Street, Barnwell, S. C. .v < ■ BRITISH CAPTURE TRENCHES. Germs' Positions on FroitT* of Yards Taken by Storm. GOO WANTED—A dozen or more candi dates for the House of Representa tives from Barnwell County. Address The Voters, care The People. The British and Germans have been lighting fiercely in the region of St. Kloi, just south of Ypreii and the British through tin- explosions of a big mine and by infantry charges have raptured or destroyed a considerable portion of the tierman trenches. The British infantry stormed and took first and second line trenches along a front of GOO yards, I^mdon • •(finally announces, and Berlin admits that Orman trenches in this region were blown up, to an extent of 100 yards, ami that, "casualties were rsuasd sm»ng the company occupying the positions.” The bombardment has become in tense to the northwest and northeast of Verdun, and considerable activity by the big guns also has been shown in the Woevre region, southeast of the fortress. The time seemingly is n«* npe, however, for sn infantry attack and the men of both sides have lain idle m their trenches. The fiermans, after a period of com parative quiet, have again begun shell ing Bethinrourt, Le Mort Homme and Cumenes, west of the Meuse, and are keeping up with increasing volume their bombardment of the French po sitions in the region of Vaux and Dou- aumont, which have been stumbling Mocks for several weeks in their at tempts to gain ground northeast of Verdun. French shells are falling on the German positions in the Argonne and northeast of St. Mihtel salient. The Germans are obstinately resist ing the Russian attacks between Dvmsk ami Vilna. but the Russians have captured two lines of their trenches northwest of Postavy. Twen ty bombs have Iwen dropped by Ger man airmen on the town of Dvinsk. In the Black sea littoral the Rus sians are making progress against the Turks. In the operations between'the Ital ians and Austrians in the Goritzia re gion the Austrians have captured an Italian position on Podgora heights. Washington is waiting with, some anxiety the investigation into the ex plosion that damaged the cross chan nel steamer Sussex and the sinking of the British steamer Englishman. The possibility of the breaking off of diplomatic relations with Germany is being discussed in the event the steamers are shown to have been tor pedoed by a German submarine. Pres ident Wilson, however, will communi cate the situation to eonirress^bWore igmarr al*~ taking steps which might lead tg a ruptule. .. All the/ A merieans on board the Sussex were saved, but several were injured. One American is believed to' have been lost when the Englishman went down. Four more vessels have been sunk J>y German submarines, the most im portant af them lieing- tho British steamer Manchester Engineer, bound from Philadelphia fpr Manchester. Her crew was reseued. • • ( apt. G. E. Birt Dead. Fire Sweeps Lexington. Lexington, March 27.—Fire start ing shortly after IT o’clock tonight in A. C. Sawyer'* drug (tore, has «des- troyed 20 buildings in the heart of l^xmgtnn *"d at 1 o'clock waa sweep ing southward along both side# of Main street before a stiff breeze. A shift of wind' st 1:10 <■'clock chocked the progress oi the fire and it seems there will ho little farther Use. Three loft E. Tartar reuamtee The many friends of Capt. G. E. Birt will learn with sincere regret that he died at his home in Rosemary Township Monday morning‘‘after long ill health. The funeral:services wt-re conducted Tuesday st Long Branch Church. * Capt. Birt fought gallantly through out the War Between the Sect ion* .ha v- mg been engaged is a number of im portant battle*. For a number of ’ roars he had haoa chairman of the «a a highly B*r. Ho is swnrtoad bp “For Nothin"” Did you_ ever notice how many things a bank, does “for nothing.” Accommodating, some folks call it, but as a matter of fart the hank is trying to get your confidence. We need it and can afford to exert a little free energy to get it. Every officer and employe of this bank is strictly at your service. We believe we deserve your confidence and wish to merit and keep it. We ran do you a lot of good if you will let us, and weexpert to pfofit only by your prosperity. V Exchange Your Cigarette Coupons for Valuable Premiums! Hank of Western Carolina iSt’??. Barnwell, S. C. Candidate Cards FOR STATE SENATOR. Williston, S. 0.. March 14, 1016. 1 hereby announce myself a candi date for the office of State Senator from Barnwell County, subject to the rules and regulations of the Demo cratic primary election. R. M. Mixson. Blackville. S. C., March 3, 1916. \ I hereby announce myself a candi date for the office of Senator from Barnwell County, subject to the rules and regulations of the Democratic primary election. R. B. Pickling. Barnwell, S. C., Jan. 25, 1916. I hereby announce myself a candi date for the office of State Senator from Barnwell County, subject to the rules and regulations of the Demo cratic primary election. Thos. M. Boulware. HOI SK OF REPRESENTATIVES. Williston, Route 2, March 7, 1916. I hereby announce myself a candi date for re-election to the House of Representatives from Barnwell Coun ty, subject to v the rules of the Demo cratic primary election. ^ J. W. Folk. CORONER. Barnwell. S. C.. March 14, 1916. . I hereby announce myself a candi date for Coroner for Barnwell County at the approaching primary* election, ami in doing so I feel sure of the sup port of the Confederate Veterans and all older men, and hope my circum stances and needs will sppeal to the consideration of the Sons of Veter ans and justly merit their confidence and support. I promise to adhere to all the rules and regulations of the Democratic primary election and pledge myself to support the nomi nees of the party. J. Staff Halford. MAGISTRATE ^ Ulmer, S. C., March 14, 1916.- I hereby announce myself a candi date for the office of Magistrate at Ulmer, subject to the rules and regu lations of the Democratic ptiffiary election. , R. A. All. - r FOR SUPERVISOR. Barnwell, S. C., Feb. 29, 1916. I hereby announce myself a candi date fot the office of -Supervisor of Barnwell Gounty, subject to the rules and regulations of the Democratic Primary Election. E. G. Bolen. Blackville, S. C., Feb. 14, 1916. I hereby announce myself a candi date for the -office of Supervisor of Barnwell County, subject to the rules and regulations of the Democratic pri mary and pledge myself to, support the nominees thereof. Boncil H. Dyches. (■ Ulmer, S. C., Feb. 3. 1916. I hereby announce myself a candi date -for the office of Supervisor of Barnwell County, subject to the rules snd regulations of the % Democratic election ^ 7 L. H. Williams, Kltoe, 8 R F. D.. Jan. 15, 1916. I hereby announce myself a candi date for the office of Supervisor for Barauei! County. Object U the •f the Slippers for Men, Women and Children. Note These Specials Excellent value in Men’s Gunmetal Oxfords, English last, for $3.50, usually sold for 50c to $1.00 more. For real comfort—Ladies Vici Oxford Tie with soft ^patent cap, light turn sole, low heel, only $2.50. If you are looking for^comfort combined vith good wear and neat appearance, order one pair. Girls Patent Baby-Doll with Ivory sole and heel, as follows: sizes S'/j to 11. $1.50. U'/i to 2. $1.75, 2'i to 4, $2.00. They are new. Try a pair. ‘ , » * $ * We arf only naming three of our ma.iy styles. «e have an unusually h good aasortjaent of the corrvct stylrW for spring and summer, they are priged right come— see for ) Ourself. Lemon Bros, Inc We wish to announce that our store has been made a Premium Sta tion and ire will he glad to kale our friends and customers exchange their cigarette roupoons for taluahlr pre miums We have a nice selection, and ran get any premium listed in cata logue. I Barnwell Fruit j (Company, Agmt. fa nnna//if s 3ine S^ant/ies Barnwell, S. G The Only Exclusive Fruit Store in Barnwell County Barnwell Auto Repair Co- • Automobile Owners Let us rebuild your car and save money. Make your car run - like new. All overhauling work guaranteed. Try me and you wil become my customer. Located in MichaelsoiuBuilding opposite The Barnwell People office... A. E. IIAHT1N, Manager. # IS IB3feM. < i>j*8k«lBiJ»lSCSI3K21L.YJKgfE f .IUBfflg!t!liilja!iaDMg! When Your Auto Breaks Down r ’F v; . . V You want it repaired RIGHT / NOW by an expert machinist. Hurry \ jobs are our specialty, and the small ■'job receives the sape careful atten- tion as the big one. The next time ybu are jn trouble. just let us know, and an expert me- chanic with years of experience will '' ‘ 7 Kive you going again in a jiffy. ~ • ^ " * * • % % • THE BARNWELL GARAGE, W. D. HARLEY. Maa*«eg. SC «r