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m . 6 HKItfc AND HEREABOUTS, 4 Shoes in the latest styles and leath ers, for men, women and children, at B. Maituvsky’s, Barnwell, S. C.—a^v. The days pain 13 minutes in sun shine this week. ’ I\Ia:-ch came in like a lamb but went out ,; ke "x roaring lion. ■ — - ^ Dr. D. K. Briggs, of Blackville, was a visitor here Monday. t - > ^ i i ! * \ '> < Mr. J. H. Hewlett, of Allendale, was in the/ city Monday. Mrs. W. M. Andrews, of Augusta, Ca., is the guest of Mrs, Charlie Brown. * . . * Mr. and Mrs. Paul Morris, little son and Mrs. E. A. Purse, of Martin, spent Friday in Barnwell. All roads lead to Meyer’s Mill to morrow (Friday), the og|asion being the annual reunion of Camp Morrall. Mail your orders to Owens Drug Co., Fairfax, S. C. We pay post ge over 50c. . 3-l3-4t. Go to the Home Bank and get one of those darling Miniature Liberty Bell Banks and join their Christmas Savings Party, and have all your sav ings paid to you next Xrhds with 5 per cent. Mrs. L. F. Bonner spent the week end irTATken with relatives. Copt. 0. W. Barker, of Seiglingvilie, was a visitor here • Tuesday. Tuesday was “All Fool’s Day,” the usuil pranks being played by the lo cal wags. Cant. C. H. Mathis and Mr. Frank Walker, of Blackville, were visitors here Monday. ^ Men, young and old, can get just the suit they want at B. Mazursky’s, Barnwell, S. C.—adv. Messrs. Perry Price and Sam J. W oodward, of the Thirtieth Division, arrived home Tuesday morning. Oth er Barnwell boys are expected in the next day or two. FOR SALE.—Residence lot, 105 by .205 feet, on Main Street in desirable part of town. E. W,- Holman, Barn well, S. C. 3-27-tf. / ^- The Local Board ceased to function at midnight Monday. All records were shipped to Washington Friday and the typewriter used by fife Board vas sold to Vickery Bros. FOR SALE.—Five grain Aspirin Tablets. jOn^xlozen, 15 cents;, two dozTTT"25 cents. (J. N. Burckhalter Druggist. The friends of Master Ben Davies, B\, will learn with pleasure that he 3 recovering rapidly from a tonsil operation, which was performed at an Augusta Hospital Saturday, lie returned Sunday afternoon with ‘his parents. The newest Spring Dresses, Waists, GtovCs, rMillinery, etc., can be found at B. Mazursky’s, Barnwell, S. C.— adv. Miss Hallie Armstrong, of Colum bia, and Cadet J. B. Armstrong, Jr., of Clemson College, came down to Barnwell Sunday .to visit their father, (’apt. J. B. Armstrong, who was quite ill with an attack of acute indigestion. His friends will be glad to learn that he has fully recovered. — DRESSED LUMBER FOR SALE. —Just received one car load of ceiling, flooring and siding. Prices right. Ad dress Farmers Unipn Mercantile Co., Barnwell, S. C. 2-201tf. FOR SALE.—Barred plymouth rock cocks and cockerels from $2.50 to $5^)0 each. f. o. b. Blackville, S. C. South Carolina and Rhode Island Red cocks And cockerels from $2.00 to $5 I each, f. o.T)., Blackville, S. C. Barred Plymouth Rock eggs per setting of 15, $1.50, f. o. b., Blackville, S. C. South Carolina and Rhode Island Red eggs per setting of 15, $l.bO. f. o. b. Black- ville, S. C. Address D. W. Heckle, Blackville, S. C. „• Messrs. B. F. O wens, of Dunbarton, and Jaa. J. Ray, oT Healing Springs, were in the city Tuesday for the regu lar monthly meeting of the Board of * there a few days longer and farmers Mr. C. C. Middleton, of Virginia, has been in Allendale fpr several days buying hogs for shipment in car lota. He has already shipped a number of cars from that county, for which he paid 14 cents per pound. He will be FOR RENT.—Four-room house. Apply to Mrs. L. C. Tobin. Barnwell, S. C. 3-27. m County Cuffimiseioaer*. ine ladies of Barnwell and vicinity are invited to call at B Mazursky’s and inspect hia line of Spring goods. ~adv. Mr. T. B. Warren, of Allendale, hat just returned from Richmond, Va., whe-e he went with a car of rows and hov.4. Mr. Warren says that cattle arah hogs on the Richmond market atII on their merit.—Allendale Coun ty Citiaen. A large number of Barnwell peo ple went up to Columbia Sunday and Monday to see the returning heroes of the Thirtieth Divisihn, who paraded in that city Monday afternoon. Quite a number of local boys were in this I law. C. E. Grimes, fighting unit. ^ Elko. 8. C.. rfd 1, Man h 31. *19. 4t with^hhgs to fell may address Mr. -Midtllctna in esse of- Me. Jr H. Hew lett. WATCH YOUR BROOD SOW'S. Do not let them bee dine constipat ed. Give them an occasional dose of B. A. THOMAS’ HOG POWDER. Re lieves constipation. It is a true condi tioner and tonic. Makes strong, and healthy pigs. For sale by all good dealers. Tree* Not lee. Notice Is hereby given that hunting. Ashing, cutting trees or wood, or tres passing in any manner whatsoever upon the lands of the undersigned will hr prosecuted to the full esteut of the FOR SALE.—400 acres of land un der good state of cultivation, togeth er with livestock, all necessary farm implements, * com, forage, household goods, etc. Farm located 3 miles East of Ellenton. Will sell at once. Any interested parties will please address Box 122, Ellenton, S. C. I F. A. TKICHF.R, Florist, Sumter, South Carolina. Flowers for all oc casions. Wedding bouquets and fuw- eral designs made up on short notice. Orders solicited through Mrs. J. M. Caldwell, Barnwell, 8. C. ..LOST.—On Friday. March 28, an army overcoat between Oak Grove and dliMa. Finder return to C. H. Still, Olar, S. Cn and receive reward. * STKAYED.—From my House on Sunday night, March 90, one hay mare, hind feet white. Finder notify E. IE Ej\es. Gov an, 8. C. Special Notice WEINER • * v Coming Back Home WILL OPEN UP AT BLANTON’S OLD STAND, (NEXT DOOPv TO FARMERS UNION MERCANTILE CO) , WITH AN ENTIRE NEW AND UP-TO-DATE STOCK OF MERCH ANDISE, LADIES READY-TO-WEAR, MEN’S*AND BOYS CLOTHING AND SHOES—ALL THE NEW AND LEADING STYLiES. WATCH FOR OUR OPENING SALE. WILL BE GLAD TO SEE ALL OF MY OLD FRIENDS AGAIN. DON’T MISS MY OPENING SALE—TELL ALL YOUR NEIGHBORS OF WEINER COMING BACK HOME. - Barnwell, South Carolina. oi flflj pi M il « » * v . * K md Cons or Strengl tin Coal Minihg intiStorage Batti ri *Wrful Strip Diamond Cc or j'r? Diamond G Coal Ptef*. met km la' Skilled Engineers, Trained to Meet Conditions Requiring Extraordinary Strength, In variably Use Diamond Con struction Where the Strain is Greatest. In the Battery for your Automo bile That Same Principal Give# You Greater Life, Greater Power, Greater Dependability. Philadelphia Diamond Grid Batteries. The Strongest Batteries Made, are Guaranteed for 18 months. A type to fit every car. Vickery Bros. BARNWELL, S. G 1 > i < \ f,i’ r--\ ♦ ■— . * DHILAOCLPMA /* • • *• - - Q Y —roofing for your building i- i The selection of a Rood inaterial is an essential part of a buildinir’s construction or repair. A r(K)liiiK i* supposed to protect the interior of a building the material contained in.it. • * Cheap roofing will crack, or rot and consequently leak. The leak may damage the contents of your building, and the cost to you may be- many times the value of even the highest-priced roofing. As. a responsible distributor, with a reputation to maintain, we recommend ROOFING lOS; We know from knowledge and experience with roof- ing materials, that Ru-ber-oid is made of the highest grade felt, and the best saturating compound and the best coating compound. It costs a trifle more, but it lasts—some buildings covered 20 years ago are still in good condition. Ru-ber-oid will not crack, rot, run rust or warp, and will not leak. Sparks “fall dead” on Ru-ber-oid because of its fire-resisting qualities. V/e can tell you some interesting things about,roof ing. Come in and talk over your problem. ■ ."V-'N -<■ ■o* -f Barnwell, S. C. - *