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THE BARNWELL PEOPLE Catered at the post office at Barnwell, S. C., aa aecond-claaa matter. JOHN W. HOLMES 1840-1912 THURSDAY, JULY 10TH., 1919. The Meeting at (Jreenville. * . .‘‘j^lepant,” “preat,” “fcran<l, H “^lori- 'oiia,” “magnificent,” “wonderful.” Or dinarily these ^adjectives are used in a most extravagant way, hut such is not fhe case when applied, to the an nual meeting of the South Carolina Press Association, which was held in Greenville on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday of last week, which was at tended by a large number of the scribes and their families. The courtesy and hospitality of the Moun tain City people were elegant—the meeting itself <vas great—the welco/ne extended ihe visitors was grand—the weather was glorious—Gr^enViUe is- magnificcnt and the^trip up the Blue Ridge M mntains to Hendersonville was wonderful. Tho writer left Barnwell Monday morrnng, June “Oth, for Greenville by way of ('olumbia, where the edi tors from the Kastern and Southern counties of the State assembled. GreenNille was leached nlx»ut o’cloek that evening and the visitors found u delegation of citizen* there to welronv* them and take them to the Imperial Hotel, vihirh wa* h* i l»|uar- ters for th« thr*e days* stay. The opt’iiing session wa* h«dd at 9 •*U) o** tl«M k in the First Baptist < hutch, at wh»« h tim< r«Mress.-« mere ma*te by the |*rr« •tent. Mr. J I. Mims, of K4«refl<-U. I»r \\ \\ Ball, editor of The State, Amt m\ Senator pMltoek, mi After a brief business session Wed- nesdAy moming, the-visitors enjoyed sn Automobile trip up the mountsins to Hendersonville, where they were the guests of the Greenville Chamber of Commi e** at a luncheon. That^ven- ing the same organization tendered them a banquet at the Imperial Hotel, which was attended by a large number of jreenville people. , \ Thursday morning the scribes re luctantly departed for their homes,, carrying with them memories of one of the .most enjoyable meetings of recent years, and we sincerely hope that the vir.it Will be as pleasantly re called by the people of Greenville in the months and years to come^as it will be by the followers of the Fourth Es tate who were so fortunate as to at tend. —o- - The People extends congratulations to The Barnwell Sentinel on the pro gressiveness displayed in the install ation of a linotype. Such a machine is almost as necessary these days in the publication of a newspaper as is print paper TteTL * —o— “How dry I am” is another song that is growing in popularity. FLIPS WORRY ANIMALS. Particularly sb if there is a sore or wound "on its Inxly. .Get a bottle of FARRIS* HEALING REMEDY, costs but fair, makes a pint, worth $2:04, apply it to the wound, and it will heal rapidly and Hies will never fait her.. For sale by all good dealers. Advertise in THE PEOPLE. EXPERT PIANO TI MM; m ito 94. 1 I# ilk wi 1 1 i#»# a •< ■fttlwl to- r#iww. rg tb# lw—f b#ftiW. •fv# ftl t •< Fft WW# — r-r rlri ta* tvwto pwrt ito ft .*>(«#« %m tb# J M JU. wto#w liw f W 9toM ■Wft #ft #1 ry •pmrm tun i« tk« F (—ft- * wv* «# 1 to# b—4 keen tkot t • frvWfc tb# | law i»»ti Ml tw lb# WWiftiWftJ | prtwItoL Kefto* )#•* Mgf. •W# k ft—"1 #■ * # ry mmm w |9#V H 9#l wtwd w*tb a ifwJ 1 ba»« mi ku 9#i»'t % if'fhf if t*#4# wt*b Lb# rato^li MrWl* mi 1 (Ibr 4MlI — ag* B*## 1 % tf»p • 1 llhni 4# tw tb# bwll a»rb (•* Wlla*rw 9 |#Mr 1 * f ##*>. * ill# oiu.w rphi ilium;. Having derided ta establish bead- Mvrters at iWnmark. S f*, I am ptm fmred !• TI RE and REPAIR. Pta»»« ■yiaiu—Mif—a ——in—— graphs A-I brahea ae aorn nafAt r*r|»larc*l PMPjy. All bimts PhaAMgraph springs (afWml m siasb. and s4hev parts sa V AlPR*v Ah wP'ii RRfRpMMPRR- ta r*t# me f snar nemes. and Wt aae g* •* * yma na ssdiaaate ns eaaC % U n*esh gnnmntaed l R <«R %\T. $100 Reward, $100 Ths readers of this paper win bs pleased to Ifarn thst thers Is at Isaat one drsadsd dtseaas that sclencs baa Lean able to ruro In all Its stsces and that Is catarrh. Catarrh being greatly Influenced by constitutions! conditions requires constitutional treatment. Hell s Catarrh Medicine Is taken Internally and acts thru ths Blood on the Mucous Sur faces of the System thereby destroying ths foundation of the disease, giving the patient strength by building up the con stitution and assisting nature in doing its work. The proprietors have so much faith In the curative power of Hall’s Catarrh Medicine that they offer One Hundred Dollars for any case that It falls i to cure. Send for list of testirrmnlals. Address F. J. CHENEY A OQ., Toledo, Ohio. Sold by all Druggists, 7$c. Money to Loan ' "in-' * ■ " , * Loan made same day application received. J^o Red Tape. Harley & Blatt Attorneys-at-Law. mnntin r i ! x GOODTOTHE LAST DROP MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE * «mmsms«mmam • ASK YOUR CROC E R Y Y Y Y ? i f ? Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y t* Y Y Y Y o I Hudson Super-Six ^Owners We have put in a complete line of parts for Hudson Super-Six cars in order that our customers might get the very best service that we are able to render them. We are just as anxious for your car to give you the very best service as you are yourself, so vf your car is. not giving you the proper service, bring it to us and let us see it we can’t fix it for you. i I I Y * • * ? Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y v * Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y ? Y Y i v * •V ••• We carry u comf >lete line of <• (K»ilrich*Fabric ami Coni Tire ■s at all times; al: no a compli tt line of accessories i. We also have an up-t»>-tk tie tfU'M’linc ; .fid oil Aiitfit. *1 he next time * >ou neerl anyth linn in our li me ifive us a tiial* - -Qtl 1* moll to ia to plca*e ou r customer*. FIRE INSURANCE Abftwlufr FrwIrclMW Strwwgr»l ( owi paataa L. P. WILSON BAR** ELL. B C .Win. McXAH. Erpfwvgpuf i*m »IRE. HriLTN %>!• %fT1DIC\T |\m RAM E < «iHP ANIPJI. I Pi fi mwl albNMftft* gtvvrw aA baMMWip I i Hagood-Jennings Auto Co., Hudson Super-Six and Rssex CIS, PHONE BARNWELL. S.C Awe** Money to Lend Brown & Bush Lawyers. General Practice. 3J««f)*y III ImaJ at T p#f rwnt f«»r hhjr Irngth of lUMt. l.nhhfl ixuulr pmmplly. I. (NTmm m NwwvMm Rbwh. M#m Pi ,, I R%RN*p.ti. h t* ris.w H%hR MiMfth tH TEMI VW h A YttOtlhi lltw. pi HS |*v m It fwmbaMm Vhw awvwwamri • hvmwwl Ma^vmhaaMiv $w |W’«aa*«4» Ihev# ftwm mahma bwaw aw*4 momriw am# bwafw Ihaaa «-* pm rim I bwatih If fhay v (faa ifwlf aaaay aawg m lha p's a awhf mg* maaa I «# »als *p all g'*— i . X MOTOR . CARS 1b# Hasb mi h r*4vf a I arwlma. t llwrwwrll RgAft# b l & *, * 1 R i ILft # v* w # 4L ft € . ft.* t b#* el |!l | ? I^*a*'* mtmt l**%#**VM*i* Ovrr.itafU Dwr fruaa |tft>>k» an4 liaMkrr* f ur *ffu j Silver ar»i (Hber Mirvor ('aen r hr<h» ami Lath la m** Other Kraounea. via: Due fr-m H*.m1 (»ffac im Mfatraaewd mi the f*«aahMimai al 1 he Rftfth af h releva I avahaa stwl af nitArtfle. % f* at the i mi baaiaawa. Jaaw ha, |9|J RIJMit Ri IJf in* ftWI (kHtauaade r Irmrnm Haafc* *«**! p»nl et * ut rcm jr » . . . i.uM Silver aikii Other M ainr ] i «»tn « | (Tknrkft a«»i ra*h fum« *» *«l , » itl M* *»#*#*■« ft—i • I tWSMiaa Tor \ L .. S.tHi.iiaAK:.] ^ >Wr ,ro,n °^ ,rt LIABILITIES Undivided I*n»fit.*, Ie*» Fur- r* Mt Kxpen!M*» and T;»x- r< Paid $ 99M.44 Indivnlual De posits Sub ject t*> < heck. 14a,?73.11 Savinr s De posits ! 38,752.77 Time Cer tificates of Deposit 3,9t»S.9H Certified Checks 172.99 Cashier’s ' Checks ...1_ 421.50 2^9.080,41 TOT AI $290,087.85 State of South Carolina, County of Barnwell. SS. Before me came G. W. MANVILLE, Cashier of the above named bank, who, being duly sworn, says that the above and foregoing statement is a true con dition of Said bank, as shown by the books of said bank G. W. MANVILLE. Sworn to and subscribed before me this seventh day of Julv, 1919. PERRY A. PRICE, (L. S.) Notary Public. Correct Attest: P. M. Buckingham, Butler Hagood, . , Directors. Aik* n. b. Cl-_ _ ^ ,^, TOTAL. LIABILITIES. Individual t>e- posits Sub- ..tM-t to Cluck 13L599.5i*i Savings Dc- I 8,441.0S Time Certilicatea u> i *v po.s.t .. 3.297.81 Ct*riifie 1 v hecks fai2.2(> (•ashiers C he ks 4’j5.03 297.105.80 TOTAL ^297.105.81 State of South Carolina, County of Barnwell. S3. Before me cmie THOS. L. WRAGG, Manager of the above named bank who Icing duly sworn, says that the’ above and foregoing statement is a true con- ditjon of Said l^ink, as shown by the Ixmks of said .bank. THOS. L. WRACG, Sworn to apd subscribed before me this 5th (fay of Julv, 1919. \ B. J. LI A MM ET, Notary Public,^ S. C. Correct Attest Herman Brown, J. M: Farrell; H. B. Grimes, Directors. CONDENSED STATEMENT OF THE BANK OF WESTERN CAROLINA, AT THE CLOSE OF BFSINKSS, JUNE 30TH, 1919. ASSETS Bills Receivable Bonds and -Stocks Libeidy Bonds owned by the Bank , Banking Houses, Furniture and Fixtures. Cash on Hand and in Banks In Transit *. i .; - ♦ liabilities Capital Surplus / UndividH Profits Deposits ... '/ Money Borrowed to Buy Lifarrty BucuU Bills Pa> a Chilled Rubber Process |{ Means Most Mileage ^ >br Your Mone^ FOR SALE BY II V K LI VS G IRIGR, BARNWELL. S. ( . • ••»••#•••••••• *•••••••• •• LET tU& AIKEN (HIT SHOP. AIKEN. S. C. DO YOUR KODAK WORK. HOLS TOP THE MARKET Hogs as well as the feel you give them were never as high before. See that your hegs get ail the food value out of this high priced grain. They will do it if you make B. A. THOMAS’ HOG POWDER a part of their daily dfet Tones up their entire system, aiding digestion and assimilation. For sale by all good dealers. II Mft« RL4MM M«H IIMM.4 %MIM.LM I %TNH t tiMlN»<*tnCi\ Rf Mil |\C RL U fc RIM R H %LL Ml %R|I AMLTLATR—* N AILS AND Bl ILHEKS hardware CtIMPLRTE HOI8R BILLS See or write u* before >ou . buy. AUGUSTA LUMBER CO.. At «.l STA. BA. THE CITIZENS BANK FAIRFAX. S.C. t i»M»| \«» D st % 11 Ml N f IRi*W RirtiRT Tt» RTATC R$\R IWMIMR. M %R« H 4111. Itlt. RIJ54 H Tiers towsto aM DarwunU |I42.:*91 h7 i%tum 5jnmM Cap IHBIUTILS. S * •» k I‘a. I 1 f i 5 i i**6 00 * Ca*h arfti |h«v fruM Banks ♦ • '*■■'** w w nmmu totaC 31.789 2* [fapoftita •«, TOTAL . 55 » M! 185.707.49 $.03,462 52 — .we . “THE BANK OF SERVICE.^ x ?. J. E. JOHNSTON*. Pres. £ X F. M. \or\G, V.-Prea. * ‘ ? $ Gin. D. SANDERS, V.-Prew. 4 ? J. B. BARKER. CaMhier. ? •> A a ■ ^ t Y Y ♦It I The Personality ❖ : ~ " r Behind Our Service . ' " — 1FFICERS TAKE A KEEN PERSONAL INTEREST IN SE 1NG CUSTOMERS AND SEEING THAT FAC H PATRON IS A(’COUD ED COURTEOUS AM) SATISFACTORY ATTENTION OUR SERVK’E IS EFFICIENT—NOT ONLY FROM A MECHAM- CAL STANDPOINT BUT ALSO IN FURNISHING HELPFUL ASSIST- ANTE TO EACH CUSTOMER, EXACTLY ADAPTED TO HIS INDIVID- U \L REtlUIREMENTS. YOUR ACCOUNT, WHETHER LARGE OR SMALL IS CORDIALLY INVITED. THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK BARNWELL, S. C. ' Capital Stock, $50,006.00 • J. E HARLEV. Prw. N. G. W. WALKER. Vice-fm. »i * w 4tKi >11# Pwft |j. P. ■’ '■ i i — % vi-rr nm i tm