The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, October 10, 1918, Image 4

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= Horses and Mules JOHM W. HOLMM imo itia K DAVIKa KdlUr mmi THURSDAY. OCTOBER 10. 1018. 811 Tight. "In ^vayii that are dark and tricks that are rain the heathen Chinee" has nothing on the hellish Hun. . Too much in the way of an early peace must Hot be expected Ger many’s alleged willingness to con clude peace on the terms laid down by President Wilson, She has said that the President's fourteen principles form “a basis" for the "negotiation” of peace terms. Herein Germany is wrong. Peace will not be "negotiat ed." The only peace that Germany can get will be a DICTATED peace. In other words, she must surrender unconditionally. The Hun's present peace offensive may be a sincere desire for peace and that she has about reached the place where ahe will agree to all of the Al lies' terms, or it may be a deep-laid scheme to thwart the Fourth Liberty Loan drive by fooling the American people into the false belief that the war is about over and therefore there Is no further need to lend the govern - df the week, the ie«*iag um it m a privilege «o ^e called to do It The Liberty Loan quota far the town of Barnwell la $181,200. We have only eleven days to faiae fill," 000, or over $10,000 a day. Mrs. W. H. Duncan, Press Cor. R. C. Chapter. Huy-a-Rond . * WHEN YOUR OWN’S IN KHAKI . t ■ Army Takea on an Entirely New As pect to Relatives and Friends of ; . * Enlisted Men. It mnkos all the difference In the .world when your own's In uniform, ob serves the Columbus Dispatch. You may think you have a proper apprecia tion of the soldiers; you may feel thaf you are patriotic; you may suppose that you are doing all you can to-help win the war. But you Svlll know noth ing about appreciating a soldier, or about patriotism, or about sacrifice, until one of your own puts on a uni; form. All of which la suggested by a little Incident of a recent foofttall game at the university, when the soldiers were UrtlHnf. Few not b ed It—for It was not Iniend'-d to be noticed—but the few who did notice It grew mellow and sympathetic, sod left the grounds feel ing that the world does not realise the Feeing that Is sodured by af this country nt this time. A woman sol In sae af the tower No une stemrd to pay nay atiiatlsn tw and W; GOOD VALUES IN USED CARS. * I HAVE JUST RECEIVED TWO CAR LOADS' OF WAGONS, TWO CAR LOADS OF BUGGIES AND ONE CAR LOAD OF HORSES AND MULES. C. F. Rizer, Olar, S. C. , ONE DODGE TOURING CAR, PERFECT MECHANI CAL CONDITION. ONE FORD TOURING CAR, A-l CONDITION. KOKO TOURING IN URIC LHW THAN ONE YEA*. FIRST CLASS CONDITION. ALL GOOD TIRES. ONE 1»17 FORD TOURING. ONE OVERLAND 90 TOURING, IN USE ABOUT EICHT MONTHS, GOOD RUNNING ORDER, TIRES ALRIGHT. <■■ , - - - : — -- ONE WILLYS SIX 7-PASSENGER, DRIVEN ABOUT 2000 MILES. ‘ f THE PRICES ON THESE CARS ARE RIGHT, DON’T Dti- LAY IF INTERESTED. Martin’s Garage, Barnwell, S. C. INSURE Your AUTOMOBILE WITH CALHOUN & CO. OFFICE: BANK OF WESTERN CAROUNA •ARNWEIL. « S. C Give Courteous Attention When Telephoning tkmcmmdon and coarfeoet tftrniMio given to a telephone con* YCTtatMjn i* a IHJ** ol that will be LEMON BROS., Inc., Barnwell, S. C. Sunlight Hosiery Mills -o- to offering employment to Ladies end GirU over 16 year*. Steam Ileal, Electric Fane, and Reel Room. * CourtiMM treatment awl rrwy poaaibto eaeMdor^Ioii will l, •hswn labor. Caa aha aaa a frw mra wrtr Uw Draft Afa. aad a faw brtgbl Bojrs unbar tka draft Wrtta or new to aw Iba Sunlight Hosiery Milk MeaeeMeeeeiiii MjummiRa a c. ■aaaeeeeiiii Freqncnt interruptions and re* qacies lo npmt mar the phmurr of the talk. Coucmma on what it *. e> inf i :• J and tjlk uith a eei*il» Gouneay h fiba 08 lo awchbiCTy thabefcof it wtt cant friction and friction in ttkpbona ttlrinf h a thaaf lobe avoids. »km ym 7Smk SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY # # If You CAN, You Can Help Win the War. Vo hen* n mofif *8 ttUUMI Jtfea end rumusr Tin < l\« 1m Cunaam CMa and adhoep aha • tp—t in hp$p am ma fwud Mtamma nrtt aamar by m togutnbAai that nloo that wrapped around HgorHtoa. rhorolatra and randira. TV aid prw- f^F verarl tiaoii in fointrr ttmra fur ornamental trj and rufTrr pota. and in the childrrna doll houara for their little tea aeti; both of thoae metals •re very acarre We all know about the pitH from plumba and prunea and the shells from hickory nuts and wall nuts. The Fourth Liberty Loan rally on Saturday afternoon was another fine thing. That public- square has held our citizens for many a public meet ing, that had the good of our State at heart, but never before in the history of our fine old county have our men and women gathered there for so no ble a cause as the lending of their money to support our wonderful sol diers overseas. No silver tongued orator ever thrilled the hearts of our people as did the calling out of the names of those who had bought the Fourth Liberty Loan bonds, thus prov ing that their money is at the service of their government When the sad' news comes in of Barnwell County men, answering the last call, what a satisfaction it is to those who have bought Liberty Bonds to realise that enm* in. they have done all they could to stand - - You hrfto to leori has waya of Ite own. anu mat it« ways are not Hvllfoa way*, pretty «nnn after you get Into It, nhnonreo a writer la the Katunlay Evening Pont. Onlero that must he obeyed without question and without delay, telling you to <ln things that you have never done be fore. and don't know why yon are do ing now. always make a civilian gasp ti little at first. You discover that to question and to seek tp discover the motive and ultimate aim of any order that you do not understand Is purely Instinctive. You ask 'yourself quite iiutomatlcnlly: "Why should I do this?” or ‘‘Shall I do this?” When you have been In the army a little while you discover that the answer Is "Yes.” There Is ho other answer, so after a while you^qult asking yourself foolish questions. This is what may be called "the effect of discipline.” We Amer icans are always being told that we are the most undisciplined people on ei^th; that we do as we please and that a rigorously ordered life and dis cipline would do us good and make us more effective. Well. I am here to "Rtate that the theory and belief Is now being tested obt In about a million of ua. and If after tip war we don't come In out of the rain It will In* he<au«e Is nobody there to t*U us t# AUGUSTA LUMBER COMPANY i • Augur u. G«. - ' * m • Manufacturer* of SASH. DOORS. BUNDS, LUMBER. LATH * SHINGLES £ Dittributor* CERTAIN-TEED & VULCANITE ROOFING, , UPSON PROCESSED WALL BOARD. A*k For Price* - - Catalogue Free t -X-X*<~X~X"X-X~X~X"X**X-X*«Xr«> <-X"X~X~X-X ♦X-X"X"X~H-X~X"> X"X~X~>X-X~X-XKK~X~>X~:~X- •> • *4 ♦ Farmers Union Mercan tile Co., s.c. f. ! Y Y THE CITIZENS BANK FAIRFAX, S. C. ? T . I ? CONDENSED STATEMENT FROM REPORT TO STATE $ BANK EXAMINER, MARCH 4TH, 1918./ RESOURCES. Loans and Discounta.$l42,291.07 and Fixtures ...... 5,860.17 Building, Fumiturs ♦t- ♦>-x—x—>-x- <x~x» * ♦x—x—x—x—♦> *;—!♦ ►x-:-:-:-x-x->x-x-:**x-:-:-x-x-xx-»x-x-x-x**x«<-:**>*x-x*<**x-x-> A Y Y Y f Y Y Y Y Y X Y Y Y Y Y Y j' ❖ I 1 Subscription Rates of THE STATE Effecetive October 1st, 1918, the subscription rates of The State will be as follows: . x Daily and Sunday, per year $9.00 Daily only, per year --V-; . 7.00 Sunday only, per year. Semi-weekly, per year * ; Cash and Doe f TOTAL 81.780:28 I LIABILITIES. , Capital Stock Paid In..$18,000.00 • Surplus and L'mlivid- f • •d Profits 2.748.08 1 DepoaiU — ..185,70749 ! TOTAL . "THE BANK OF SERVICE." i< I i I Short term subscriptions at same rate.Payable in variably in advance. . Until October first renewals for not more than one year in advance will be accepted at the old rate, $8.00 per year. Subarrihe to The State bow. and have • real newspaper, rmeriaf local State aad fern -a) news, earn* to aaa daily vkftor. The State Company comiau.Br. — ~ - mmmm