The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, August 29, 1918, Image 5
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TU a*y. Iom 11 ainuitt in am.
•hint this w<*k. • ,
• Mr. C. F. MoUir hna purchased a
Studebaker Six touring car.
A daughter was horn to Mr. and
. Mrs. A. C. Matthews Sunday morning.
Mr, W. H. Duncan has returned
home after a visit of several days to
his daughter in Conway.
Mrs. J. A. Porter and daughters
Misses Louise and Emily, spent a few
days in Charleston last week.
Mr. and Mrs. P. M. Buckingham
left last week for a visit to Mr. and
Mrs. A. P. Cornell in Richmond, Va.
General W. W. Moore came down
from Columbia Monday to cast his
vote in Tuesday’s primary election.
Mrs. S. N. Woodward and daugh
ter, Mrs. J. C. Patterson, weht up
Asheville, N. C., Saturday to visit
Mr. Leroy Woodward.
Mias Louise Manning, of Davidson,
N. C, has returned Home after a pleas
ant visit to her brother. Mr W. H.
Mr. and Mrs T. M
ta Bamwell after a
vtatt ta rriatives at
M. C. and Casta**
Mr and fees W. t
have
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Mrs f J raftnsa.
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Mr* ft. H. * Oswald
with
Mr* Wsrrea la a very
expect groat things from the League
under her guidance. The League is
asked to continue to work during the
summer to help out in the war work.
Our town is to install three sanitary
drinking fountains in the near future.
The weeds have been cut from the
streets and with our pretty parks
looking so neat and clean our town
“looks” like a town with a five Civic
League. 7
Mrs. E. R‘. Tessier,
Press Correspondent.
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vWood*f Seeds
Crimson Clover
Increases crop produc
tion, improves the land.
and makes an excellent
graving and forage crop*
WOOD'S FALL CATALOG
Clover,
Alf atf ft. Fulfbum OeU,
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Last year the return* fjrom your county were ao imnll that
the expenaee of the Game Warden then exceeded the income, but
this year
to have etolnttona of the
Came Warden H. W.
Jono 9k Ifttft. a the «a
In IM« mm
law
the «i
the
itnnS ef
the O
who lemwiy the hah and
pay the Mile. There ie yet time to keep our State from be-
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coming birdicm, gamclmai and ftshleaa.
No people in the world have ever lost their wild life without
bitterly regretting it
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All good citizens and true sportsmen are urged to help this
department to save the game and enforce the law.
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Sunlight Hosiery Mills
ia offerin, employment to Ladiee and Girla over 16
years. Steam Heat, Electric Fans, and Rest Room.
Courteous treatment and .every possible consideration
will be shown labor. Can also use a few men over the
Draft Age, and a few bright Boys under the draft age.
Write or come to see the 1
Sunlight Hosiery Mills
BLACKVILLE, 8. C.
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Get Your .Liberty Bonds
ThivS
psM far
Bank of Wsstsm Carol ins
sc
THE CmZENS BANK
TOIai
THE BANK OF
r.m.
If You CAN, You Can
Help Win the War. .
We have a supply of GLASS JARS and
PACKERS* TIN CANS for Canning
Clubs and others who expect to help oat
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the food situation next winter by canning
vegetables this summer.
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Farmers Union Mercan
tile Co.,
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