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,1 F()U SAI.K.—ff.arjre quantity of ni- Mr. P/W. Price went up to Colum- trate of soda and cotton seed hulls, in bia Monday afternoon on business. 100-pound bags. Farmers Union Mer cantile Co., Barnwell, S. *C. )- IS 5-22-tf. Dr. VV. C. Milhous, who attended the meeting of the Dental Association in HOUR KODAK FINISHING, i Columbia last week, was elected sec- All rolls developed IQc.; packs tip; prints 2 l-2c-4c-5c; enlarging [^c up. Specialists—we do nothing Jut kodak finishing. All work guar anteed to please. Eastan Kodaks, Films, Supplies. r > COLUMBIA PHOTO FINISHING CO. 1111 Taylor Street, Columbia, S. C. FOR SALE.—Five grain Aspirin Tablets., One dozen, 15 cents;* two dozen, -25 cents. C. N. Burckhalter Druggist. DRESSED LUMBER FOR SALE. -—Just received one car load of ceiling, flooring and siding. Prices right. Ad dress Farmers Union Mercantile Co., Barnwell, S. C. 2-20111. ond vice president of the Association. The heavy rains that have fallen in this section since Sunday afternoon have done considerable damage to the * , roads and it is» feared that the crops will also suffer. > , FOR SALE.—Large quantity of ni trate of soda and cotton seed hulls, in 100-pound bags. Farmers Union Mer cantile Co., Barnwell, S. C. 5-22-tf. • If you need a graduation present, see my line of suitable gift* before ordering or buying elsewhere. I hirve a wonderful Iinc well. S. C. - Col. Harry D. Calhoun attended the State Bankers’ Association at Tybee last week and reports a splendid meet ing. He was elected vice-president of the State Bank Section, to succeed the Hon. John B. Cannon, of Spar tanburg. Dr. qnd Mrs. W. M.* Jones and Mr. 4nd Mrs. B. P. Davies and little son. Ben, Jr., expect to attend the annual meeting of the South Carolina Pres* Association at Greenville nent week. From there they will go to Hender sonville, N. C\, to ajtend the meeting of Oasis Temple, Order of the Mystic Shrine. clans, radio operators, pharmacists, stenographers and many others. In structions tire conducted by very effi cient, competent men who will take a personal interest in them.' Their pay is very liberal even while learning, and their pay continues whether the y are sick or well.Only the best doctors are employed to look hut for their health and bomfort. They will have, an opportunity to travel and-^isit for eign countries which is an education itself. Next.year we are planning,on sending the fleet around the world and those enlisting now will have an oppor tunity to visit the battle fields of France and all Europe which many people,aue .spending thousands of dol lars to do. Each year 100 men are selected Prom the.enlisted personel by competitive examination for entrance to the Naval Academy at Annapolis, where the best education the country provides is offered. If any young men feel interested in the Navy, I shall be v<vy glad u have them call at headquarters in Columbia at my office in the Arcade Building and 1 will explain'everything thoroughly to them.” . • * D. Gantt, Burn-} j &-224f.i A. HERNDON HERE IN INTEREST OF NAVY N ANT! D.—A :r- l » r. s. • . • • * ll^TF AND HERB ABOUT!!.' * • • nomrrcnt Offer' High School Gr !ndiiccmcRt s 1 Or lait Singing Uen^ention. notice that the Barnwell and 9 *urg County Singing Conven- 1) nunt .at Ghent's Branch rn \f Sunday June 29th. The Don’t Let the Mos- i — quitoes Bite You This Summer! The Home Furniture Cd'.__ I/ has the NETS to sell. Keep off typhoid fever by keeping off the flies. ^ ^; - . .. " ", Home Furniture Company, BARNWELL, S. C. ^ m ;*«*»*X**X**X**X**X**X m !**X m X m X 4 *X-> In or<led to make room for my Fall -and Christmas stock of goods I am go- : ng to conduct a special sale through the months of July and August at my Store-in Barnwell and also in Allen dale. I will offer all articles af the present retail price less 10 per cent, tnd leas 20 per cent~©n finger rings. Take advantage of this great reduc tion in prices and supply your wants ’n {''''•idr' Mv s*ock is more com- re ami y*uir pat- Your^ f*»r lietter D. L ITT a STOMACH TROUBLE it. >mh. of Nancy. Ky^ tays: ^for quilt rrttj v*ith tt iniacb troubSc. I wuukl y kvlui^ after my meals, a most Mflaotfth. M I ale anythbia will | taculd spit It upi • I began to have I hyd u ed pills and tablets, bad ew. I Wi*uM be ct«nuipaied. It strr.iach &U t>a I UxjkI they were ry Uviub«c. I beard THED FORD’S reor**- me I liver m •kOOUi tut gut thr »u it If'n mu b* flu/gK OionwM. m ! verv h rhli in y » began ji ii I take a i.ci use it It cured It H the best ick headikhe or r* re ~ ISL .k-Dra^/’ f acts on tps tt to c?o its tmport3i^t work «4 Serials and potions from H e syv botil j be tit every huttsebuld for Oct a r tek n:e today. If yon feel tofti;*ht. You will ktl t.cdl tO> ic a package. All druggists. \ ONE CENT A DOSE \. 1*. k visit to n Ulives in Orangeburg, t< which city they expect to move in th( near future. Tii? I’eople fickr.ovvledi’es I'eceipt of a c*dtvn blossom from Elliott Bellin- tfidgfesslve cbTored farmer who itycs, i■ f.’ko. ihe bloom was picked from ' i : of 33 acres. -t- L is understood that Mr. J. O. Pa ter son. Jr., and family will leave in the near future for a visit to Califor nia. nr* a king the trip across the conti nent in their automobile. ■»* Several local Shrfners and their i \vi,\e- will aitend the meeting of-Alee Temple in Augusta' on Friday of this week. It is said that there will be a quantity of “fresh pleat.” Mr. L.-Weiner has turned his stock of goods over to the Great Western Sales Co., which will conduct a 15- day money-saving sale. See adver tisement elsewhere in this issue. Don’t ^rget the meeting of the Soutii (Wolina Landowners’ Associa tion on Tuesday, July 1st. One will l»e held at Dunbartoh aX 11 o’clock a. m and the other at Barnwell, at 3 o’ clock p. m. . PRESERVING- tn a cool kitchen J/ Whether you’re putting up pears or peaches, tomatoes or string beans, it’s a pleasure when you use a Puritan Cookstove. The kitchen’s always cool and clean and comfortable—your fire is always dependable—wo coal, wood or ashes to bother* with—and meals always on time. The Puritan burner permits the steady intense flame to play directly on the*utensil —the flame comes up thru the grate like a gas flame, with no waste of heat. Instantly regulated for everv cooking need the flame stay* where you aet it, _ medium or high. At fiilt heat, the automatic wick*»top preventa 15 Minutes From Aiken Court House 312 Acre Farm, 2 r 2.)nul?8 South of Aiken, situated between Whiskey Road , and the Silver Bluff Road, adjoining lands of B. F. Holley, Thomas Hitch cock and others, for sale to quick pur chaser. * Comfortable Dwelling of e'ght rooms, Barn and tenant Houses. Plen ty of Water, Wood and Timber on Farm. . { < A bargain for one wishing to be close to the Aiken Schools, Markets, Churches, and Opera House. A rare bargain at $35.00 per acre. • V. . See'' . JNO. C. A O. B. HUTSON, Agents. Real Estate and Insurance. AIKEN. S. t\ «£♦ ♦J* ♦J* •J# ♦J# ENJOY YOUR MEALS % ❖ ❖ * V V V *:• •> D ❖ V ! i v h . • r i m t .if mftl |JMi r**] . ■ «« « ► *• * ^ ! % at t*lli I « Ul fkr LmUrt S* * Ymik X$**r •* JHE PLACE TO EAT* V. ^ I.. ItICHTAI'lt ANT Aueusta. Ga. i M fl i-- VICKERY nS jml_ BROS. —-7-- Barnwell, S. C. General Auto Repairs and Accessories. Fisk Tires and Tubes Mobileoils Philadelphia Storage Battery ! J v\, • •' - J . Our New Shop MAS JUST BEEN EQUIPPED WITH MACHINERY FOR ALL KINDS OF MACHINE WORK. OUT OF TOWN ORDERS GIVEN PROMPT ATTENTION. WEATHERS & GARRARD 1 . OLDSMOBILE AND CHANDLER SERVICE STATION. MS -BROAD -STREET . Al lll STA cPnpr.ri ’ /•