The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, November 08, 1917, Image 3

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<1. ft of J. B. ARMSTROB IfcNab, K. R. A S. SALE.—1200 to 1 .Improved Big Bo] Seed, known as Sawyer; sav tally for seed. $1.50 a bush Blackville. Address C. Blackville, S. C. ALE^60 bushels $3^5 ma. TO HOLD COMMUNITY FAIR. "A an< ^ noBey an 100a parted.” Terr trie. Father* aad ** aothen, yea vast year ehildrea to become MAHLT KZV ami WOMAVLT WOKE*, act SQTTA1DEEEU of time aid health aad money Toaaf Joy rider* ea life’* jearaey nerer come to M7 food. Urfe year ehildrea to be FKUOA1. Start them with a SMALL tAV- ntOS BARE ACCOUMt. lee that they keep it f«i>f. let them a food eaample T0U1AEU to 10*1 OW* ACOOUTT qjci2sl of “W’iUis'ton. W1LUSTON* S. C. People of County Invited to Healing Springs on Nov. 16th. 4 'i: r Enjoy the Soft Light of Rayp Why put Up with a flickering, flaring, smoking old lamp when you can buy a Rayo ?! HAYO LAMPS give a steady light that is easy on the eyes. Yotf remove neither the chimney nor the shade to light them —as convenient as gas. Artistic in design, they have no cheap filigree ornaments that make ginning * long job. Your dealer will he glad to demonstrate Rayo Lamps. Ask for them by name. Aladdin Security Q3 is the kerosene of quality fur lamps, stoves aad heaters. STANDARD OIL COMPANY tr * » me ka The Healing Springs Community Club invites the people of Barnwell County to attend the second annual community fair at Healing Springs on Friday, Nov. 16th. Prominent speak ers will be present and music will be furnished by Derobertis’ saxaphone band. The premium list is as follows: AGRICULTURE.—Harry G. Beyls- ton, Chmn., H. J. Hair, Ignats Keel er, B. P. Morris. CLASS I. Farmer making best exhibit of pro ducts raised on his farm illustrating the “Live at Home Idea.” Graded thus: Greatest variety, 50 points; quality of products, 30; attractive ness and orginality, 20.. Best 10 ears seed corn. Beat peck com prepared for grind ing. Beat peck sweet potatoes. Best 5 stalks sugar cane. Best bunch soy beans. Beat bunch velvet beans, Best peck seed oata. Beet peck eeed wheat. CLASS U. Beet home cured ham.. Beet boron home cured. 004 tide. \\r%t p* . butter, povmd hooey Beet wtoler r»fa*>ef« Beet ceUerd UYR mMlk -Me* lemee Boy. W. G UycBei Beet Putood Chino pig W iee. (hma under Ms Beet Berhehir* pur under Ms ih* Chmn., Mias Edith Walker, Miss Beulah Harris. Curios and novelties of any descrip tion. FLOWERS.—Mrs. Joe Peters, Chmn., Mrs. Clif Kemp, Mrs. Garrick, Mrs. Cleve Kemp. Best Boston sword fern. Best Spengeri. Best asparagus pluihosa. Best begonia. Best Coleus. Best geranium. Best vase cut flowers. , FRUITS AND VEGETABLES.—Miss Eloise Cave, Chmn., Mrs. John Wise, Mrs. E. J. Hankinaon, Mrs. Charlie Grubbs, Mrs. W. S. Mims, Mrs. I. Jowers. Best jar canned peaches. Best jar canned apples. Best jar canned pears. Best jar canned tomatoes. Best jar canned string beans. Best jar canned peas. Best jar canned okra. Best jar soup mixture. Best jar peach preserves. Best jar apple preserves. Best jar flg preserves. Best jar grape preserves. Best jar watermelon preserves. Best jar pumpkin preserves. Beet glass jelly. Beet jar sweet pickle Beet jar cucumber pickle. Beet jar mixed pickle. Beet jar Dixie Relish MmB | jar aril eh she relish Beet jar pepper maageee Beet jar Chili tours. Beet bottle coteup Beet bottle grope juiev Beet jer borhieWrvtee Beet jer blorkhemeo Beet battle wtoe *t Moot Rim BIT —M so ancing delight —A ■ ■ « to.the music the ! Victrola Delightfutbecause of the superb dance music —loud and clear and in perfect dance time. Delightful because you can dance whenever you feel like it—the Victrola is always ready. Turkey Trots, Tangos, One Steps—dance music of every kind. Come in and we'll gladly play some for you. Victors and Victrolas £10 to $500. Term* to suit. J. C. CREECH, Asrent. Gaffney, S. C. GARRETT A CALHOUN 1 COITUS’ WE SOLICIT YOUR BUSINESS When desirous of infonmatioo concerning Cotton Market*, write, wire or cell es. AUGUSTA, GA * (bmm. Ml 1 Harrt* en«l r • » Beet Dufur pig i Beet pure BeehahMe beat auy age Beat pure Dure* beer auy eg* Beat euftf Beet mtAffc euv Beet muAe sell under * years. Bum euuutry vutasd mule Beet kafue Beat pair mulea Beet bull POULTRY BY BIBIT Bee. D. W.. Merkle. fbeae. B. A. Heekme— BUI Buy. Beet pair Barred Berka Beat pair R. I BeMs Beat pair Legkaru Bast aeiected aud graded daaea fresh eggs. Beet pair turkeys Beat pair geeae Beet pair durks Beet pair ^igeeae DOMRBTK M IKM t-Mrs. J. J. Ray, ChuML, Mr*. C. H Gmbba. Mrs. R. Marris, Mrs. A. Odam. Best leaf white bread (yeast 1. Best loaf bread using a part wheat substitute. Best plate biscuit. Best plate cookies. Best flour muffin, u«ir.g part wheat substitute. Best com muffins. Best pound cake. * Best chocolate rake. Best cocoanut cake. Best caramel cake. Best nut cake. Best loaf cake. * Best lemon pie. Best potato pie. Best pumpkin pie. Best custard pie. Best cream pie. Best molasses muffin. DuuMgM* BMmmi Art, Bi » ••f Bvn Mlr» Wf Mam G L Teals. ^ A tSna, RC* * « Deugf BMpen have read yeur Istlur la aback yau wa la meet yea hutwaem asw aud D»rember tret tu erder la j ► ^,* Mawmr I shuuld er shauld aat bs rs* Martad la Caugvuaa The Damerrutir ynmsry wtO aat be bald uatil Auguat *A lit*, aud a man caoaat tie a pladge aa a re ad tda u balers May er Jww *f uaut year Bet were asw aad OMu lhafa may ba athu | uba deal re la I Caagreas, aud I week. I kuew < I sign fer rtfusi I mg week eem< I thinks be will gSUtMMB became raudbtalea far •Ko^aM | seeat yau auxt *f aa rsaaaa I could aa* ag la meet the feliaw* I other gratieman who be a candidate next orto — r n. P' i~u.it BARNWELL. S. C. yr a SEWING AND FANCY WORK.— Mrs. Mxble Mims, Chmn., Misses Nellie Ray, Ida Keeler, Mrs. John Hogg, Mrs. L. P. Boylston. Best made piece underwear. Best made shirt waist. Best knitted socks or stockings. Best cotton garment patched. Best pair socks or stockings darned. Best patch work quilt. Best silk quilt. Best % dozen button holes. Best fancy apron. * >; « Best corset cover. Best embroidered towel. Best embroidered center piece. Best specimen drawn work. Best specimen tatting. Best baby cap crocheted. 'Beat baby cap tutted. Best crocheted canter piece. Beat crocheted tahb runner Beat sysrimu I believe that at th is period in our history what time and energy the men and women of this district can spare , from their personal business affairs, they are devoting to the advancement ' of the cause of their country, and they ' are little interested in the personal political ambitions of men who expect to be esndidates for office next sum mer. They know that regardless of joint discussions held now by men who expect to be candidates, that under the rules of the Democratic party they will have inflicted upon them? next summer a joint discussion by men who are candidates for Congress. One such discussion in two years is enough. Therefore, at this time, ten months in advance of the primary election, I will not join you, either in joint dis cussion or in a newspaper controversy. If, as you intimate, your invitation is extended because you fear I may not be present at the meeting provid ed for by the Democratic party next summer, I desire to say that I have never failed to give to the people fin account of my sewardship, and you can rely upon it that I will be there. If you pay the the entrance fee and be come a candidate l. shall be glad to discuss the matters referred to by you, point out the statements in your let ter that are misleading and those that are untrue—misleading and untrue, I am satisfied, because of lack of in formation, and not from a desire to misstate them. I can also assure you that if any additional questions are then asked by you or others, I shall answer them, and I may ask a few on my own account Respectfully yours, James F. Byrnes Nov 3* 1918 * Adv. BARNWELL BANKING COMPANY r X LIBERTY BONDS AND OTHER VALU- f ABLE PAPERS CAN BE SAFELY % KEPT IN THE NEWLY COM- % PLETED VAULT OF THE Barnwell Banking Company \ WE OFFER YOU ROOM FREE OF CHARGE FOR SUCH VALUABLES THAT OUGHT NOT TO BE ‘ KEPT AT HOME. DEPOSITS OCTOBER 29TH $5105832 DEPOSITS SEPTEMBER 29, $41388.05 Increase for one month $9650.27- ■ABLET, M. G. A. M. DKSm l r.