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^ — — — 1 BLACKY ILLS NSWH. U. I). C. (liapter BeW Memorial Ex- erHaea F'rMay Afternoon. Blackville, May 17.—Miaa Pena Brown of St. Angelas Academy, Ai ken. accompanied by her friend, Miss Marianna Dural, spent the week-end with Miss Brown’s parents} Mr. and Mrs*. Isadore Brown. * M iss Helen Weissinger of Carlisle Fitting School, Bamberg, spent Sun day with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Weissinger. Mi-s Margaret Speigner, of Colum bia. is visiting Miss Geraldine Ram mer. Miss Du wise Altman, of Columbia, spc T, t a few days with her parents. T 'r and Mrs. R. A. Milner and little son '’H'rit. Sunday in town, guests of Mr ond Mrs. John O’Gorman. M *s. Ella Bock, of Aiken, is vdsiting in Savannah, Ga. Thc TJ. D. C. Chapter held memorial exercises •:( the school auditorium Fri da 1 ’ ' i< *tornoon. Quite a crowd were pro f-n» and enjoyed the speeches made by Teague, of Aiken, and Solomon Blat', of the 81st Division who has re- cer V returned from 'over seas.” - The marriage ia announced of Mr, Oxis Henry Myera, of Lexington, Ky., and Misa Collie Lee Bates, of Black- ville, which was aolemnixed Saturday morning at the parsonage of the Craw, ford Averiue Baptist Church, the Rev. Thomas Walker officiating. The young couple motored over to Augusta for the purpose of having Rev. Walker, officiate, and the cere mony was witnessed by Mrs. Walker. The bride was most attractive in a traveling suit of gray broadcloth, with hat and gloves to match. The groom is a prominent business man in his home city and his bride will be heartily welcomed. The young couple left for Columbia and other places on their bridal trip. —Augusta Chronicle, May 18. Major James Tillinghast Moore, of the United States Marines, who has been stationed in Santo Domingo, has returned to the United States and spent Monday in Columbia with his father, Adjutant General W. W. Moore. Major Moore’s advancement has been remarkably rapid, he having complet ed his studies at the Citadel in 1916. He left Monday afternoon for Quanti-' co, Va,, where he has been assigned. He arrived in Charleston several days- ago. ** FIRE INSURANCE Absolute Protection Strongest Companies v L. P. WILSON BARNWELL, S. C. CONSTIPATION IN PIGS. I > n<»t let your pigs become consti- p;»*’ : their liver inactive. If you do, th< - will be an easy prey to disease. Or them B. A. THOMAS’ HOG PO 1 '■! R, the ideal laxitive tonic and wo- e\jw Her. For sale by all good d#*s* b>r«, 94,400.58 $214,620.29 723.86 MASTERS’ SALK. <»( South Carolina, -'well County. **irt of Common Pleas. Ilagood. PlaWiff, against MrCuIIough. Defendant. *u» nf |mUiT4 !e«l tfl » iU« retAl onl— -Wwa#- «K# aKorg "PiqTT" Charter No. 11287 r * Jteuerv^ District No. 5 REPORT OF CONDITION OF THE . First National Bank, at Barnwell, in.lhe State of South Carolina, at the close of business on May 12th, 1919. RESOURCES. E"a Loans and discounts, including rediscounts, (except those shown in b and ck $309,020.87 Deduct: d Notes and bills rediscounted (other than bank acceptances sold) (see Item 57a)_. 2. Overdrafts, secured, none; unsecured, $723.86-. 6. Liberty Loan Bonds: a Lil»erty Loan Bonds, 3 l *i, 4, and 4 1-4 per . cent, unpledged — d Liberty Loan Bonds, 3 1 *, 4, and 4'1-4 per cent, ph »dged to ae<ure State or other deposits or bills payable............... 7. Bond*, securities, etc. (oth'*r than U. S.); / 9. Sto<*k of Federal Reserve Bank (50 per cent of subscription) 1 o. a Value of banking house, owned and unincum he red ) 1 Furniture and fixtures ..A................ I.T Lawful reserve With Federal IL'serve .Bank. 15. Cash in vault and net amounts due front national iwtnks ........................ Total of Items 14, 15, 16, 17, and 18. 19 Cheeks on other banks Uiratrd outside of city ^. ..or town — n ' ei 2.600.00 4 l.OoS.OO I T T Y ❖ t f ❖ t T T T f T t f f ❖ f Y Y ? ❖ ■ Ia 1 600.00 ! yr A 8.;i00 (>o • Z 3,787.11 I Y 10,066.45! toa t x - X T x T T T ❖ *** Southern Works, f 0 • C t . • " 4 ; ' ' I \ * • • ' - ti - ’ * 0 . _ - * ■’ •' . - Denmark, S. C. 7 » Let Us Repair Your Next Trouble. * _ Work Promptly and Efficiently Done. r 44,200 00 MOBILOIL S' it Barnwell, in front of the %r, on Monday, June 2nd, mg saleday in said mooth legal hours of sale the fol- 'r rth^l reel property, to- N w 1. 2. 3. I ami 10 in ami Marks No *s 6. 7. M as ully appear by referring to r l.y W H D. Itiark for M Nmr |4|h. 1917. rerorde*! 21. I< ’a me >ut n< mrn§m dlerted -approx 1 s and Billa Receivable nut Hinfl Stamps ( rrtitir airs at \l LIABILITIES >f »K « ourt V • rll I ounty m Ike>4 911 page 7‘A. ami Marks being a part of the Hag'**! lamls n-af Liao in the ami »Late aforesaid ms t*f sale rash Purchaser to • ** p-p*fs and klampk II L 4)‘ttAN\oN. Master. rr's u(Tiro. Mst 6. 1919 .......... .......IT,nci3 16 rtpenses. interest. and taxes pnid 9,UDtl3| roitfit collected or ensdited, in ad* otunoy aad not earned Inpprott Helps Sick Women Cardin, the woman's tonk, helped Mri Wil ium EvenoM. of Hazel Patch. Ky Read what she w mes “1 had a getwnJ breaking-down of ay bsaiih. Iwtt M bed lor weeks, unable to get up. I had such a weakness and dizziness, .. . and the pains were very severe. A friend toid me I had tried every* thug else, why not Cardui ? . . . I did, and soon saw it was helping me .. . After 12 bottles, 1 am strong and well." TAKE 24 1 spitnl sfnrk Surplus fwr*l * t nditided b I *%• • urre 27 Interest ami t ftm e o( nsoir) .............. ..a- J 33 Net • mounts doe ho banks, bankers, and trust 1 ■ ;** » • »«tiber than larlisded ia Items 31 or 32) 14 t ertihod rhecks outstanding %5 t ashler's checks on «»wn bank ou(standing ...... . Total of Item* 33. 33. 34 and 33 ..... . demand drpaoHs (other than hank deposits) sah)ect to Keoeese Idepooits payable within 30 dayall 34. Iriiln iriunl Ueposisubject to ehmk. Total of tk assml depooits iother bark depoftita) subject ta Reserve. Items 34, 37, 3a, 39, 40, nad 41........... Time depamio sobject la Reoeeve (payable after 30 days or •abject to 3u days of more notice, aad postal •at mgs | 42 Ortiftcate* • f depooit t« ther than for money b**r• mwrd| 45 Other time ‘ieposits ........ Total of tins# depooits subject to Re serve, It ms 42. 43, 44. sod 45 ‘4» Bills psyal»lr, other than with Fcth-ral Reserve Hal all oldigstKMis represent.rue money burrowed, rrdiscoants .... 1 .••••• ••••••. 51. Hills pay side with Tederal Rs^servc Bank .. TOTAL 57 a l.tabilitKa for rnliscounts, incluiling those wi strvr Bunk (sec Item Id) .............. GASOLINE KANT BREAK SPARK PLUGS BATTERIES RECHARGED. — CARS WASHED AND POLISHED CARS CUT DOWN FOR RACERS OR CONVERTED INTO TRUCKS. TOPS REPAIRED OR RENEWED. FENDERS STRAIGHTENED. * AIX KINDS OF BODY WORK. WE WILL. HAVE A MODEJCw ^MAtJIlNEg- ! ABLE to TAKBT3wre^W*ISPi. as WELL AS LARGE JOBS.—WE GET YOU OUT OF DITCH AND PULL YOU IN FROM ANYWHERE. * I T T i t ■f t r Y f f T Y Y Y Y Y II. R. C MRISTIK Maaaper. M. R ( HKISTIF >opl >wt M 3.274 50 nf Southern Machine Works, % Ijl Denmark, S. C. 2 IM Fc4lcr.1l Ri 41 94.HHI •of the total loans ami discounts shown slmve, the amount on wh iml <lis<-oun! was charged at rates in excess of those permitted by law, (Sec. >197, Kev. Slat.). exclusive of notes upon wrhu h total charge not to exc> JL cents was made, was none. The numiter of such loans w State of S«juth Carolina. County of Barnwell, ss norn* ♦> The 'Woman’s Tonic Do you feel weak, diz zy, worn-out? Is your lack of good health caused from any of the com plaints so common to women? Then why not give Cardui a trial? It should surely do for you what it has done for so many thousands of other women who suffered—it should help you back to health. Ask some lady friend who has taken Cardui. She will tell you how it helped her. Try Cardui. AD Druggist*. 1, L. I*. WILSON, ('ashler of the above-named bank, do solemnly swear ' Jk 4 that the at*o\e statement is true to the best of my knowledge and*belief. * L. P. WILSON; Cashier. CORRECT ATTFST: N. G. W. WALKER. J. B. MORRIS, S. E. MOORE. DIRECTORS. Subscribed and sworn to before fne this 15th day of May, 1919. W. C. JENNINGS, Notary Public. ATTENTION Barnwell County Teachers. The Barnwell-Orangeburg Teach ers Summer School Begins June 17th. \ ' LASTS SIX WEEKS. | We are pleased to announce that we now have as manager of the Barnwell Branch, Mr. W. P. Franklin, who is equipped to take care of your orders for Gasoline, Kerosene, Lubricating oils and Grease, promptly. ~Remember, that your absolute, ultimate Satis faction means our permanent success. Southern States Oil Company, X An able and competent corps of instructors. Certificates renewed upon doing satisfactory work. EXPENSES Limited to books and board. Five Dollars will be paid by the Barnwell Board to every teacher who completes the course and accepts a school in Barnwell County for the next session. They will also urge the payment of a like sum by the trustees of the school employing such teacher. The Teacher Shortage affords the best opportunity to teach ers to fit themselves to fill better and higher positions. Box 347,. Headquarters: Aiken, S. C. BARNWELL, S. C. For full information apply to Mrs. W. 1). Mice, Orangeburg, 8. C. Supt. H. J. Crouch, Barnwell, 8. C. Y Y ♦Is ■HP rrsic:*: