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- PEACE ' ' ■"I K 1 BUY- • ~ . \ BUY- J WAR % ‘' v— *— ' . . , t WAR SAVINGS I- ^ .. t SAVINGS STAMPS | ^ 'T^ ^ t STAMPS CONSTANTLY ^ • ■ | . . , ■ ■' | CONSTANTLY vi « f. VICTORY—AND PEACE! AFTER MANY WEARY MONTHS OF PREPARATION FOR AND ACCOMPLISHMENT IN THE GREATEST OF ALL WARS, « WE AND OUR ALLIES HAVE WON A VICTORIOUS PEACE. READJUSTMENTS TO THE NEEDS OF PEACE ARE AS NECESSARY AS THEY WERE TO - THE NEEDS OF WAR, AND IN KEEPING WITH THIS POLICY W r E»ANNOUNCE OUR GREAT VICTORY SALE, WHICH WILL OPEN Saturday, Dec. 7th - Saturday, Dec. 17th. 10 DAYS OF UNSURPASSED BARGAINS WE HAVE RIGHTLY SAVED AND SKIMPED IN THE PAST MONTHS IN ORDER TO HELP OUR NATION’S-CAUSE, BUT THE BAN IS OFF THIS CHRISTMAS AND IT IS GOING TO BE THE HAPPIEST IN THE HISTORY OF QUR COUNTRY. WE HAVE HAD A GREAT VICTORY AND NOW THE FAM ILY CAN BE AND SHOULD BE MADE HAPPY AS NEVER BEFORE. THEY DESERVE IT. THE LITTLE CHILDREN DESERVE THE BEST IN CLOTHES AS WELL AS THE GROWN-UPS. WE HAVE’ PREPARED FOR EVERY MEMRER OF THE FAMILY—NOT WITH TRIFLING GIFT GOODS BUT WITH REAL SERVICEABLE MERCHANDISE WHICH WILL GIVE COMFORT AND SATISFACTION—AND AT PRICES UNHEARD OF IN THESE DAYS OF EVER- INCREASING COSTS. ' * ■ J OUR STOCKS ARE COMPLETE IN EVERY DEPARTMENT. BUT LACK OF SPACE PREVENTS A FULL DESCRIPTION OF OUR GOODS OR A COM PLETE ENUMERATION OF OUR PRICES': HOWEVER. THE FOLLOWING SPECIALS WILL GIVE OUR FRIENDS AN IDEA OF THE EXCEPTIONAL VAL UES TO BE FOUND DURING OUR VlfTORY SALE: • - ' 7 15.00 LADIES SHORT COAT’S at. M.00 LAMES SHORT COATS at... 12.48 <2.88 <25.00 LADIES COAT SUITS at <14.48 <25.00 LADIES PLUSH COATS at <14.98 <1.50 YARD WIDE SILK POPLIN at....- <1.19 40-INCH WIDE SEA ISLAND at .19 50c LADIES SHORT K1MONAS at 29c Western Carolina Department Store, EVERYTHING IN UP-TO-DATE WEAR FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,** B. MAZURSKY, Prop. Barnwell, S. C. •aaaaaiaaaa•#«•••#•• 2 usb a*u naitctaour* • | • ******** TW Abjt* I*** t* + JA** 'Mam, (B*^***Mu« r Ail wAth*. I mw"* M »r r«- ,1 [ nf mi «W WiHm- J ■. W T K'Mr m iKr rtty hu It >»• k %f> H. Johnst* n. of Pk**. *«»» a Aiioc h* it M "Oalay. .jfeO HElfirN* II MfnOTll OkaptTT. A. * witl W IwU Vrhlmf. IW. MK mi I oVWV p. m . .a Krruwl) *• Hall al WBUaMto* AH M*tva sv* onrad to altctai. * # « , I OaMMkny, of l*a»r- with a * I «mt *r |lu»r*n or Ihr part few <lo>* I J L. Pr lfa% c h*i4 k | pr«>tM»wrt| capital itock of $5,000. The Ur J M KilHM.Horth. of IHinUr- (MBBU • crorrml far- ton. wms . vwitw Vrr MtoxUy Th. prt.t.on. r. art ^ rm,,t * E- Deer, of J. Julieti Bush. Eaq.. lu^dr a busi Kiorcacr, ami Jaa. M. Pattcrior., of neaj trip to Virginia hut wrol^ Mr*. W, Gilmon* Simni*, Jr. f a 1 little son have retuwd frort Colum hia. * • '* 0 Dr. G. W. I. Loadholt. of the Jenny section, was a visitor here Friday af ternoon. Mr. C. S. Buist, of Blackvillc, and • Dr. Arthur Byist, of Williston, were in the city Monday. Mr. J. S. Hair, of Elko, route Np. 1, renewed his subscription to The Peo ple while in the city last week. Mrs. L. H. Christie has returned after an extended visit to rela tives in Memphis, Tenn., and Den mark. *“'* • ♦ Excellent, Thanksgiving dinners were given the guards and convicts on the thred chain gangs in the county by the ladies of Barnwell. Thanksgiving Day passed off very quietly in Bgmwell, the inclement weather caused many hunters to spare the lives of the feathered friends. The friends of - Mr. Herbert R. - Christie, of Denmark, will learn with pleasure that he and his family are rapidly recovering from their recent severe illness. Mrs. Theodore Vogel rcturnid. to her home in Washington, D. C., Friday afternoon, after a visit to relatives in and Barnwell. She was ar ea her return by Mrs. la the Capital City. Allendale. Bed Cross Notice. inning with thi^werk the Barn well Re^Cros* room will be open on Mondays ami Thursdays only. The work rmpr is almost cnlirtdy Refugee Garments and, as «n allot ment comes in the gSrpnents will be distributed among the B^apchcs and home workers to be complete<Kwithin 30 days. Let us not lose interesKor think that our services^are no long needed. The fact that peace is near does not relieve the Red Cross of its obligation to the war-ridden countries, and much of the civilian population is dependent on the R^d* Cross for clothing. , — Mrs. John W. Grant, Dire<ftbr« Chapter Production for the southern division says: ‘‘The work is still ur gent and we will have more to do than we can possibly accomplish, un less we continue to have the full co- operation-of every Chapter.” An Important* Notice. The Womans’ Missionary Society of the Methodist Church will have its last regular meeting of the year at,the church on December 11, at $ p. m. • Urgent business demands this meeting aa among other things there will be election .of officers. A large attendance is hoped for, that all dues and “pledge” money may be paid in full. Mrs. Terry Richardson, Harrs tary. Card of THE CITIZENS BANK FAIRFAX. S. C. Cfc!M>!»\btUl STATEMENT FltoM REPORT TO STATE HANK EXAMINER. MARCH ITH. 1911 REHOtmCKS. - ► LtMMi and Dlaeeuuts.f)42,291.07 j and Fixture* 5JI80.17 Building. Furniture Blocks and Bonds.... 23,492.00 Cash and Due from Banks 31,789.23 LIABILITIES. ; TOTAL $203,452.52 Capital Stock Paid In..$15,000.00 A ouipliM and Undivid- . ed Profits 2,745.03 Deposits 185,707.49 1 TOTAL ... .$203,452.52 “THE BANK OF SERVICE. 99 ♦X~X M X*<' | We Will Buy Your I HOGS AND CATTLE % We will open enr Parking plant far the aiairr eeaaeu October 19th, sad nill he in the market far large Qaaa- tities of Nve-stech and a 111 pay tap prices far same. DO NOT sell year Ihoge or cattle without tret ralfihg us, or w riting u* and get our prices. ! ! t I J. E. JOHNSTON, Pres. ... F. M. YOUNG. V.-Pres. GEO. D. SANDFJtS, V.-Pres. J, B. BARKER, Cashier. x-:*«5->«x-:-x-:-x-:-x»*c-x-x-x-:-:-x-x-x-x*<-x-x-x-x-5-Xv-> Adwtise in THE PEOPLE. Advertise in THE PEOPLE. We want a live-stock buyer in every laws and city of the State. Person* desiring to make sack connections are requested to see us AT ONCE before your oppor tunity it gone. Buyers ran easily make $59 to $200.00 . per weak.. WRITE today and get in on the ground Oaor. v Starting October 1st. we w ill be able to supply all mer chants with fresh pork and beef, which is all GOV ERNMENT INSPECTED and FREE FROM DISEASE . AND UNSANITARY CONTAMINATIONS. Send us your ord?r and it will have our prompt atten tion. Orangeburg Packing Company, ORANGEBURG. SOUtH CAROLINA. T WHEN YOUR PUT ^ VICKERY BROS. IE IN SI0ckF:5^mjr Barnwell, S. C. General Auto Repairs and Accessories. * .: • v Fisk Tires and Tubes Mobileoils "t Philadelphia Battery F'r'uil (D