The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, May 22, 1919, Image 4
THE BARNWELL PEOPLE
Ent*rr«1 At the post office it Barnwell,
S. C. # as ■fcond-clasi matter.
JOHN W. HOLMES
1840-1912
THURSDAY.. MAY. 22ND,.
DR. >V ANN AM AKER DEAD.
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Father of Mth. R. f\ r Holman, of Barn
well, Passed Away Saturday
Oranpreburtr, May 17.^—Dr. J. (».
Wannamaker, Sr., one of Orangeburg’s
oldest and most beloved .citizens,,
passed away early this morning after r
an illness of about two weeks. Dr.
Wannamaker was in his sixty-seventh
year, and only a few weeks ago, was*
attending his regular duties and
seemed in good health.
Dr. Wannamaker was born within a
few miles of Orangeburg and has
lived in the city practically all his life. |
He was educated at the South Caro
lina University and later graduated
at the South Carolina Medical College,
at Charleston, S. C\, after which he
was a practicing physician for sever- j
al years. Dr. Wannamaker then
opened a drug store and became one
of the leading druggists of the State.
He conducted this drug store with
great success.
Dr Wannamaktr was always known
for his kindness and on occasions gave
medicine free, when it was needed by
the poor. He took a deep interest in
city and county affairs, and was for
years chairman of the city water and
light plant. I>r Wannamaker was also
president of the Bank of Orangelmrg.
the oldest and largest bank in the
county. The passing of this dtatin-
flushed citisen is a great lots, and.
trill not only be felt by hit fnendt '
locally but by the entire county
1>T W annamaker is WMHriu»4 hy
wife. lira. Carrie WaiUXAMakrr. and
the following children Mrg Ovhlit .
Holmar of Barnwell and Mr* Carrie
W l*ew. of this city, and Messrs J C t
Jt , l^ewis C, and ill J. Mfannaaaaker.
all ef this fity. Two brother* also
a«r«t«». Messrs fbwbrr*. K Wanna
maker of hi* city, and Henry 8 Wan ■
l>r. tk anoAmaker was a memlwv of
the Maa»«vs aad the Knights of Py
thias
Mile]
A marn*g* of raterh ifitsfost te the
pewp*^ of Barnwell t ounty was that
*rf Miss Emily Riley, uf Atlewdaie. and
Kennedy, formerly
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. I was just like
a lot of other
“boobs” who nev
er puid any at
tention. to what
sort of oil was
being put in the
crank cate, but
the “GREEN
h LAG” adrertis-
mg got me to thinking there must
be something in it and to “watch
your step” when you say, “give me
a quart of oil”—-.That’s what I
had been saying all along—but now—
Oh, NEVER AGAIN—do I .ay it that
way—NIX — I say, “give me a quart of
“GREEN FLAG” Oil! and then I
know “I’re Got It”—got the right sort
of oil, the best oil, and the right body
for ir.y motor.
Why—since I began using “GREEN
FLAG” that motor . of - mine behaves
like a lady. She purrs like a pussy cat,
and runs so silent like, I have to listen
every now and then to believe she’s
runn'n’ at all.
Now I know what the real joy of driving a car really means.
"GREEN FLAG” Oil has sure waked me up to just what a
vital thing the right sort of motor oil IS in the SERVICE,
POWER and COMFORT of driving a car.
There are several live dealers in this county who sell
“(,REEN FLAG” Motor Oil, well known, reliable folks; and I
would drive twenty miles out of my way to got “GREEN
FLAG” if it were necessary to do so.
Their names are listed in Ibis little ‘'hurst of enthusiasm.”
i\ F. Molair. Barnmrll; J. H. San
der*. Rlarktille; Allendale M. A B.
( •; Lightaey Broa Hdn.co. Fairfat
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Northern poMltB
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popular mrrr
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lanty <»f Mr
and Mr* Kennedy
Wo guarantee Perry Puncture Pvowf
Tubes for S/mo mite* uttKouB a pumr-
lufe Me art 11 make aljustitir*-to mi
a milonga knot* A*h ue far petco*
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Perry Puncture Proof Tube* met no
more than other first ctaaa tnbsr*
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\uto Injure* K»>.
While paining throach Aiken Sun
day morning, en rout * to Edgefield,
Dr B. W ^lillir, of Barnwell, had the
misfortune to knock down the 12-year
old son of Mr. Toney W Weeks, of
that city, with his Franklin roadster.
At first it was thought that the little
fellow was fatally injured, but after
reports indicate that hre is well on the
road to recovery. Eye-witnesses state
that the accident* was unavoidable,
no blame whatever being attached to
Dr. Miller, who was driving his car
very slowly. The boy ran directly in
front of the moving car, after the
driver had reason to believe that he
was not going to attempt to cross in
front of the machine and before the
automobile could be brought to a stop
the accident occurred. Dr. Miller was
accompanied by Miss Roddey, of the
Barnwell high school faculty, w’ho was
on her way to visit her sister in Edge-
field.
Wedding Cards Out.
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Barnwell, S. C.
. General Auto Repairs and .
Accessories.
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THE ESSEX STAYS NEW.
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The frame of the Essex is as strong as a bridge girder.
Road strains do not affect it in the slightest; consequently, the Essex
is free from squeaks and rattles.
There is no weaving or twisting of the radiator. The Essex remains rigid
and*fin»-under the hardest serviye. Every wearing part is adjustable as weil
as berig well lubricated. The Essex retains its newness.
Just ask any of the tens of thousands who have ridden in the Essex and who
are sk enthusiastic jn* their praise of it to describe how substantially and
quietlAit rolls over even the roughest roads.
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»w NOen motorists, particularly thos
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mile:
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of bad road.
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But the Essex is affected by no such
abuse. Its
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Philadelphia^
The Personality
OI K OIUCERS TAKE A KEElkl'EKSON AI, IN
ING (T STOMEKS AND SEEING THAT EACH I«A'
Invitations have been issued to the
marriage reception of Miss Marguerite
Patterson, of Barnwell, and Major
John Traylor Martin, of San Antonio,
Texas, on Tuesday evening, June 3rd,
at -the residence of the bride’s
mother, Mrs. Edward Lawrence Pat
terson, in Barnwell. To the ceremony
at 8:30 o’clock cards were ifegged, to
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the close fnends of the young couple.
Mis* Patterson is in Columbia at
present enjoying k round of parties
given in her honor.
MAKE YOUR OWN PAINT
with L&M SEMI-PASTE PASHT and
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your own Linseed Oil.
MAKES best paint—wears longest
The L & tyl Paint is so positively good
that it iz known as the c< Master Paint.**
When Linseed Oil is added. then the actual
cost cf,L 3 M Paint —thereby made ready
Sor i!ie is about $1.00 per “gallon less than
the pnex Cl olh
INTEREST IN SERV
ING CUSTOMERS AND SEEING THA I EACH PATRON IS ACCORD-
K]H:OURTE()U^<AN> SATISFACTORY ATTENTION ;
OUR SERVICE IS EFFICIENT—NOT ONLY FROM A-MECHANI
CAL STANDPOINT BUT ALSO IN FURNISHING HELPFUL ASSIST
ANCE TO EACH (T STOMER, EXACTLY ADAPTED TO HIS INDIVID
UAL REQUIREMENTS. - *
YOUR ACCOUNT, WHETHER LARGE OR SMALL IS CORDIALLY
INVITJ2D. **
THE FIRST
BARNWELL, S. jC. '
Capital Stock, $50,000.00
1 E. HARLEY. Pres. N. G. W. WALKER, Vice-Pres.
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