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* v ' r 7 ; P-* ^ (Successors to the Barnwell Banking Company) V j '<* Ww The Barnwell Ranking Company received instructions from the Comptroller of the Currency at Washington, D. Cv, on January 16th, 1919, to begin business as The • First National Bank of Barnwell. —' — As The First National Bank, we are in a better position to serve our customers than ever. The one great benefit is that we are members of the Federal Reserve Sys tem, the strongest banking institution that the world has ever known. The word Na- , * tional denotes strength, for all National Banks are under Govemmfent supervision. We take this opportunity of thanking all our customers for their past patronage and ' .yve want to impress upon them the fact that we are better able to take* care of their needs than ever. jS We stand ready to serve you in every way possible ajid our services are at $ .» ♦ ’ . & * m . , # ■ your command. - J. E. Harley, president N. G. W. Walker, vice-president L. P. Wilson, Cashier 0 ** • s S. E. Moore, vice-president A. C. Matthews, Aw’t. Cashier ’ V V VWWV VVvVvV V “ IjrW V ▼ V V VWWV WW V ▼ V V %rVWV Mules and Horses Received Mon- • O * - ' . * V % * v. • . * day, the 13th inst T* Two carloads of the , > i_ .- , , :. Finest Mules that can had. X. Niv Several First-class * *+ •' •-.- . Saddle and Harness Horses. ^5 THIS ST0CK-IS JUST THE KIND THAT IT HAS BEEN MY CUSTOM TO HANDLE, ANP IS A BETTER LOT OF EX- TRA FAT, GOOD HAIRED, GOOD QUALITIED MULES, ALL SIZES, THAN CAN BE FOUND IN THIS SECTION. THE HORSES ARE EXCEPTIONAL VALUES AND I CAN SUIT YOU IN ANY KIND OF ANIMAL THAT YOU WANT, AT THE RIGHT PRICE. COME TO MY STABLES AND LOOK THEM OVER. r - ' > - C' , s. c. ❖ $*♦><> X V - -«'-— '.J