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» h ■ The reprular meeting of Barnwell Lodge No. l5, K. of P., will be held at their , Hall on First and Third Fri day hights at 8 o’clock. A full at- |fcendance is requested. By order of J. B. ARMSTRONG, C, C. Wm. McNab, £ R. & S. FOR SALE.—1200 to 1500 bushelsf Cleveland Improved Big Boll Cotton Seed, known as Sawyer; saved espec ially for seed. $1.50 a bushel, f. o. b. Blackville. Address C.’ H. Mathis, Blackville, S: C. 10-25-tf FOR SALE.. .Dodge touring car in good condition. For price apply to G. L. Hill, Snelling, S. C. , 10-18-21 FOR RENT.-^Fine land in half mile of Dunbarton, on A. C. L. R. R. Will rent from one to eight plows, as renter desires. Apply at once to Mrs. F. H. Cater, Dunbarton, S. C. ’ 10-11—3t FOR SALE.—60 bushels Abmzzi Rye, $3.50 per bushel; $3.25 per bush el in 5 bushel lots. Apply to M. B. ■X '■ | Notice to the Ginning Public! ? ♦> >• - Beginnins Monday, November 5th, we - ^ 1 will gin two days in each week- • ■ > Connor, Barnwell, S. C. 9-27—6t. ..STRAYED OR STOLEN.—Small, clay-colored cow, Monday, October 22, from my house at Kline, S. C/ $25 reward for her return to me or infor mation leading to her recovery. W. H. Harden, Kline, S. C. # LOST.—Gold watch fob; initials M J. H." engraved on one side. Finder please return to Butler Hagood* Barn well, S. C. T Notice. l. John H. German, do warn and for- j A any one hiring or giving employ- iBt of any kind to my two boys, I lmil the German and Frankie Ger-1 m, taring the year lt!8. John H. Germdn. Snelling. S. C . Oct. SO. 1917. BRIGHTEN THE CORNERS Flood the room with mellow, usable Rayo light. Strong enough to illuminate a large rogcn—yet en tirely free from uncomfortable glare. RAYO LAMPS light like a gas Jet. Just raise the cilery and touch a match. Simple and attract ive in design, they are an ornament in any room. No cheap filigree work to keep you busy cleaning. If your dealer doesn't have them, write to our nearest atattmi. Aladdin Security Oil to a r-rutee of mn.t 3k I SHI I of of ovr forces te •••••99 • p.Uon el our food supply is • TuTt m •*fc»*ari«t ,4 U 4«acWf« ih^daty. M* w> th0ut otar vtaroW thus Urn rutamtt if MHrtduol cousd HHlBEtT HOOVER. STANDARD P C. M >•. •All! Vto. OIL COMPANY „W.Yb. a mo a. PREPLEA TO MARK RACE. ■•ell ( aunty Man WM He In Runt Chair. PRORATE SALE. Statu of Ranth ChfuRMb County af A Ikon, ta Prohato Oonrt. Mrs. Uaggta Wldanor, aa Adndntatm * Rds and In her awn right. !*U r! jff. gmHHfiR Mrs Kellah C donor. Mr. Y. E Owuna attondod the Rtals fair la Columbia one day «eek Dr. D. E. Rnggoa af RMnHMi» maa in the city an hnstnoao M tnorn Mg- iWfendant* I Barnwell Oil Mill, ▼ . Barnwell, S. C. T • . v v ± ^ A^A ^ R-4^R w^w w^w w^w u ^ Bedtimei Sonny < »c nrral Thao. H af BavnwoR County, haa pooitieoly and doinMaly nanounrod hio mndtdary for gauomor. Mo w41 at and, ho aaya. RatfooSod upon the plntfarm adoptad by the rou vent ton to Cobnabta la Or- tabor, Itld. and amang tho pnnrtpal laonoo of bis ramps »*n wit) bo bis roc* usd In pnhHr olfloa and tho Impnrtlnl mannor la whirh ho has diachargod his duties, and tho mnny logs! a hit oHtcr haa wan during hm honey. He orill advocate economy hi I the adminiotratioci af all departments 1 of the governawnt and honesty and! edetenry on the port of all ogtrials I Jtr PMytM Mid that b* Mt that h»aj JJj,, first duty was to his country, and la separate* it from land of J. D. Ken- i April he had wired a tender of his oar- nedy. South by Kilry‘« Branch, M-par- . ■ .... -vm ta the ymidant la aay raparity «'"« •« fr «"/ K*"*-*/ aad m tha **~ nl ~* 5S Utar. notinc that tWr. wm . ^c«l ^ 9mSj*A a •**. toML ***** to. for ^ »• ar S. U|l to Do. J- G. Wooley wei tua Friday afternoon Mur " Mtaa Leila WilltaiUMm came down f > j m from North Carolina Mrs. G. M. Greene x nday ta visit Ry ototus af • daotua af Mm Gauot uP I Probate, I will aril. In front af tim I Conrt Hamm at BairaweD. E an I anloaday In Naoomnar. 1917, during I tha legal hours fan public aatea. In tha I highest bidder fee cash jthe fallowing I doornbtd property, la wilt All that arrtain trsrt ao parrel ad I land situate, Ijriag aad being in Ram I J well County, corststing of two hnnd- 4 I rad and twenty-fira (t2kl arraa, mars nor loan and honadad aa f#llaw>; On Itha North by J. D. Kannady; Enat by| loan, fl&I^OO by 91fi,l00. A man urvh Sunday morning, Nov. 4th, at o'clock, instead of the afternoon as tofore. r. and MraJW. J. Se*ton and Mias Eole McNab, tao apent the week-end i*4 the city with relatives, returned to Columbia Monday. . Mrs. J. Emile Harley and children ai d Miss Pauline Richardson went up to Columbia Friday morning, return ing home the following day. Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Kelly visited rel atives in Johnston last week. Upon their return they were accompanied by Mesdames Turner and Betty Ad ams. Mr. G. W. Morris, of near Olar, cele brated his 79th anniversary at a birth day dinner Thursday, October 25th. About 50 members of the family were present. Among the visitors from Barnwell to the State fair in Columbia last week were Messrs. J. M. Ryan, F. H. Huggins, B. P. Davies, L. G. Richard son, Angus Patterson, W. D. Harley, Nick Coclin, S. E. Moore, Martin Best, Thos. M. Boulware, E. F. Woodward and H. W. Sanders. ■ Notice of Election. Notice is hereby given that an elec tion will be held at Hilda, S. ( on November 10th. 1917* for the purpose of electing an Intendant and four war- for the town of Hilda. No^ per- ill be allowed to run without fc at one dollar to cate general's department, ha had for warded his application to the judge advocate general, with a tender of his services, and along with his applica tion he had sent testimonials from many of the most prominent men of the State. He has Just been notified that there are a great many applica tions already on file and that his serv ices there will hardly be needed. Having thus offered his services to the government in any capacity and then especially in the judge advocate general's department, and his offer having been declined, he feels that he has discharged -his duty in that res pect and will now turn his attention to such further service as he may be able to render his State. He will of fer to South Carolina as a candidate for governor for the same faithful, im partial and devoted service, he says, that he has rendered as a public offi cial in the past, and that he has ten dered the national government in the war emergency. • Mr. Peeples says he will not wait to be conscripted, but standing upon the Democratic principle of a free bal lot and a fair count, he offers his whole services, not to any particular class, but to all the people of his State. GEORGE E WEBB, Probate Judge, A. C. Notice. All Winthrop College graduates and former students from Barnwell Coun ty are requested to meet in Barnwell qn Saturday, NovTS, at same time and place as County Teacher*' A»*ocia- tion, to discus* some important mat ters. (Mrs.) Clara L. Johnston Hitt. the defray the H c / Hat, “ I You Kaow WW You Are Do««. Other People Hey Net •- U Hm Pi ”*1fMSSRlMNk T The tai 1km>ks will be open for the collection of State, County and School taxes for the fiscal year of 1917 from the 15th day of October, 1917 to the 15th day of March, 1918. inclusive. January 1, 1918, a penalty of 1 par cent, will be added. February 1, 1918, a penalty of 1 per cent, will he added, making a total of 2 per cent, for February. March 1st to the 15th, 1918, inclus ive a penalty of 5 per cent, will be added, making a penalty of 7 per cent, to March 15, at which time the tax books will close. Tax levy will be; For State purposes, 8^ mills. For ordinary county purposes/8% mills. For Constitutional school 3 mills. Total Levy ___/ 20 1-4 mills. ..Commutation road tax is $1.50. Special school levies as follows: Two Mills—Ashleigh, Baldock, Bar- bury Branch, Cedar Grove, Columbia, Edisto, Ellenton, Friendship, Green’s, Harmony, Long Branch, Meyer's Mill, Morris, New Forest, Oak Grove, Riverside, Sand Hill, Seiglingville, Seven Pines, Tinker's Creek. • Three Mills—Barton, Bloorttingdale, Cave, Hickory Hill, Owens Cross Road, Red Oak, Shady Grove; Upper Richland. Four Mills—Appleton, Big Fork, Calvary, Double Pond, * Healing Springs, Hercules, Hilda, Lees, Rose mary, Reedy Branch, Sycamore. Five Mills—Elko, 2 mills for ordi nary expenses; 3 mills for bonds. Six Mills—Kline, 2 mills for ordi nary expenses; 4 mills for bonds. Sevefi mills—Dunbarton, 4 mills for ordinary expenses; 3 mills for bonds. Eight mills—Blackville, 6 mills for ordinary expenses; 3 mills for bonds. Fairfax, 5Vfc mills for ordinary* ex penses; 214 mills for bonds. • Ft Mills— Allendale—6 for ordi nary expenses; 2H mills for bonds. Nine Mills—Williston, 5 far ordi nary expenses; 4 mills for bonds. 10ij Mills—Barnwell, 6 mills for or dinary expenses; i% mills for )Mmds. Drafts and checks will not be accep ted far taxes except at taxpayers nak. Csnaty and admnl <f •rtf appravsd wRI ha aaasnta far r. a No chance of a chill if you have a Per fection Oil Heater to warm up the room while you undress him. You*ll find a hundred uses for th* Perfection/ It's li0ht imi MMlIpiRffwl|sturdy, depend- ~lble, safe. tVt economical* Too—espe cially with the present price of c*ml and gi*. Kight hours glowing warmth da a gallon of keroscpc. ^ Now used in over 8,000,000 hornet. Rest malts abUiaed with Aladdin Sgcarity Oil. STANDARD OIL COMPANY RE a* LTD Oil an i T Beginning Wednesday, October 31, our | GINNING DAYS Y %♦ will be Wednesday and Thursday. X. When the cotton season is over this com pany will be in a position to shuck, shell and sack your com, and grind and sack your vel vet beans. X any, Barnwell, S. C.