The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, November 14, 1918, Image 2

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» r* * - ' ^ I . r -r» . ^ .•, 1 . ■ • ■ ■ ■ • f' r: * •■* We will probably be forced to close down our ginnery for the season on December 1st., owing to several of our skilled la borers leaving for the Army.* We would advise all of our customers who still have cotton to gin, to get it in as quickly aa possible. I / We will continue to gin each day in the'week until further notice, and if possible we will gin after December, should there be any cotton offered. We also take this opportunity of stating to our customers that they should have no apprehension as to being able to dispose of their cotton seed, as we will be in the seed market again just as soon as* conditions warrant, which we hope will be shortly. T X Til t 4 X xii X X ♦ BARNWELL OIL MILL. Wm. EL McNAB, Manager. • 4 » • / .aw ^ ^ *« ^ L4jty*; r* M, ... wf % ^ * « V/ ifrJ/ni i * [MM (ti.- / rt> LAMPS iij/c Reflection ' ^ . .. ^ , / /. 7 *» . / f-'•• A •*' A , •/ 1 :vy »y comes back let ♦, w l niJiancc(>fyoursmilo » ii ?; » vl.vcrs picscnccol the *y.>o i .i.vp reject >our wcl- I: «.; t , rous soft <«io\v—without !, ....i t v ft!arc — gives light v iu v\l;* r.V.icii. Best (or all i -.r woi lv - can’t strain the eyes. • ' \ v' I.in:p r . nrc simply ccsl^ncd-^port- iiu» lifiLt. clcun or pe« > ^--ccunymic.''.! to buy ami to use. \l id..ir'Tccvrity Oil >*iv^s best results. A >!c to sec t’ne Rayo at y our dealer’s bTA N 0 A R I) O I L COM PA N Y (N« v. J<rticy) . U.-i'Miaurcj Mil. . ’ »' • •>:* .n, Cbirrlottr, N. G. .,\a I'liarlriilon, W. V«. r .itumirtml, V'a. tlharleiion, S. C. n AaTawi;. 9 INSURE Your AUTOMOBILE WITH CALHOUN & CO. GffKMt BANK OF WES1UN CAKOUNA ^ ae MUST * .N , | . ’ ♦l *. . » % • Acre Next Than ever before. It will take grain more grain, cotton, hay and foodstuffs than J ever to win. This is a war of production and the farmer is the backbone of the na tion. If you can’t plant a larger acreage you can Increase Your Yield and Improve Your Land With a Good Fertilizer. We are taking orders at latest Market slices. Car Lots—Shippers Option, F. O. & Charleston. November Delivery December ^^ehvery $3.00 Per Ton $3.50 Per Ton for SMS 4mj wm wituitw ran— si ly ator lb* war bm n wW«a bo Un*4 to afrw la ISSI to waa mmmrt to Mwa Mary KUaatotli Mn- Itowa. ato «f Rdcrtolrf •ufTi*** aiia. vie wavva iaar< J. K K*mmm of Williataa. i. A. New- mm of Jarksoavilto. Kla., lliaa Hattie Newsom of Williston and Mr*. Robert Black of Bomber*. Mr. Newsom was a man of strong Christian character, having joined the Baptist Church at an early age, and j took an active part in church affairs i X throughout his life. He was the senior 1 ^ You owe it to your country to paoduceall you pombly can. It is your share of war’s burden. You owe it to youneli to improve your land to make the most profit possible. You can do b6th with our High Grade Manure, and it costs practically nothing compared with the tremendous profits it will bring you. We have at the Embarkation Depot the Highest Grade MANURE that money can buy. £ \A . V , Jk V ? ♦ deacon of the Williston Baptist Church. He was a g^cat believer in Christian education and also worked faithfully to promote the interests of the public schools of his section. The death of this good man brings to a close a life estimable in every way. The funeral and interment will be held tomorrow morning at 11 o’clock at the Williston Cemetery. m-m COTTON RUMOR FAl^SE. f T x T v Y ? T t f . )■# President Wilson Does Not IntencLjUi Fix Price. Washington, Nov. 2.—Senator Smith’s office today received informa- J tion that reports were going out .of; New York that the president would 4 immediately fix a price of 26 cents a pound for cotton. An investigation was made and the rumor was found io be without foundation. P. H. McGowan. Mr. P. M. Harley, of Kline, wm a Southern Fertilizer^ X X x i T f f ❖ f f • ❖ ■f t Charleston, South Carolina. Phones 1892-131 Office: 16 Vendue Rang^ ♦♦♦ • / . » U. S. Government Contractor ! ‘Tor Land’s Sake, Use Manure” ' ,r ■ , ■ . * v '> *' * .*• _ ^ ^ j ^ - p- ■ Play Safe—Order Now—so as to make •ore of Getting it. ♦