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J Ytisaionary Noticr. Th»* Womans' Missionary Society of Uio Methodist ('hurch, h:ivc p!snne<l an open air meeting to be held at the home of Mrs. A. D. Connor, on Friday afternoon of next wOck, July 18th, at nix o’clock. A special invitation is extended to the members of the Juve nile Society, and we also ccrdia'/y in vite the women and children of the Church who are not members of the i . ' " a sicieties to meet with us. Mrss Anne Jackson will preside at the opening exercises and will give on interesting talk. After this the meeting will be turned over to the Juvenile Society which will entertain with an interesting program. Members and friends are asked to meet promptly at the church at 5:30 p. m., where automobiles will be wait ing to convey them to the home of Mrs. Conner. Delightful refresh ments w ill be served and you may ex pect a good time. Come. A business meeting of the Woman’s Missionary Society will he held at the church on Tuesday afternoon at six o’clock, when final arrangements will l>e made fo~ the social meeting at Mrs. Conner's u.n Friday. We desire a full attendance at this meeting. Mrs W J. I/emon, Sec. Don’t Let the Mos- ) quitoes Bite You This Summer! The Home Furniture Co._. has the NETS to sell., Keep off typhoid fever- by keeping off the flies. i l To I'romotr Auto Kacing. Mr A t f th* Matthews, assistant ca^- F.rst National Bank of ier « Utrnwrll, is organizing the Barnwell Ks mg Association with the object ut improving the Sh« rw<M»l rare <oursr vnl promoting automobile rating in liarnwrll A st^wk * »»mpany is I* .ng formr-1 with a rap'tal stork of f.Vai. ibf par value of the shares being f„*'» »h Mr Matthew* »s having no dif J j m aaUiAg Vh* stsn a ••-I th* > wiu pr »'>*"»* j f«rm* t *n s »r ry short t > m* • ,tl •■e pot »• s %«etlenl r ass4lt»*sll. the t fw fe«te tr«| • ni ^rs«i»t tta*^ts sfrtrf tj sa«iwt»»l* rarierg *• peweng • *r| pBip*si«r us sahef lossws *• Mat# nr** the yeof W *# thas sspriMW ••e psaaa 11 nl s^ane #s.»teg » wslaats »• th# swrt| kail Home Furniture Company, BARNWELL, S. C. UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH CARO LINA SCHOLARSHIP AM) ENTRANCE EXAMINATIONS. The examination for the award of vacant scholarships in the University of South Carolina ami for admission of new students will lie held at the county Court House, July 11, 1919 at 9 a. m. Applicants must not l>e less than sixteen years of age. When scholarships are vacant after July 11, they will be awarded to those making the highest average at examination, provided they meet the conditions gov erning the award. Applicants for scholarships should write to President Currell for scholarship application blanks. These blanks, properly filled out by the applicant, should l*e filed with l>r. Currell by July ?. Scholar- • hips are worth 1100IFT. _free *uitM{n I and fees $ 1 .Am no total Next session j will open September I?, 1919. further information write to I kKSIOENT W S CTRKELI 8 f\ UNIVERSITY, COLUMBIA. S C. MONEY TO LOAN •*. ♦*» ♦*» «*♦ «*• .J. «*» V ‘I* *•*•***•* *♦* *I*«J , »I»*i**.* w*«*v%* vv*** J t ♦ t ♦. T ❖ • i t - T t ❖ *. T T T T f' T T T T f I x f T t T ?. r Big HERE, where yon can find your every home arid personal need, is indeed one of the very best places in the Sotith to do your shopping. ' , THE House-furnishing department on the fifth floor—the Furniture Department on the fourth —rugs, carpets, china, and talking machines on the third—Ladies’ Ready-to-\Vear apparels, hats, shoes, corsets, pianos on the second—Dress accessories, toilet articles, groceries, silks, ribbons^ Jaces, wash goods, and the Mens’ department on the first, all are so,stocked with seasonable merchandise,, making it a pleasure to go on a shoppihg tour, AT WHITE’S. ‘ ' > ^ . • -J . - <r • # ^ , • , ' 0 - r Our Household Club Plan for the purchasing of .Household equipment, such as Furniture, Rugs, Refrigerators, Sewing Machines, China, Linens, etc., is most desirab.e from the viewpoint of the. customer, for we sell 'on easy terms through the Club at the-same prices you were buying far cash—the only additional charge being a small carrying cost, which amounts to considerably less than you could borrow the money from the bank. In addition, while paying, we protect you from fire loss, this without additional charge of any kind. We have furnished hundreds of homes throughout Georgia and Carolina through this system of dignified credit, and we would be pleased to write you more fully regarding it, if you so wish. ASK US. Come to Whites Shop Under One Roof i fi • - • I II A parcels checking desk on the first floor, ladies rest room on the second—restaurant on the fifth, and other conveniences for the out-of-town shoppers, makes our slogan indeed a true one—that you can spend the day at WHITE'S, satisfy your every* want, make all your purchases, all under one roof. in orders to our Mailing Department, for we are offering a “One Hundred Minute Service"— that is, we mail your package back to you within that short space of time, after your order is received. You can't beat that fo^ service. Trv it. Write us. Any AaMvaK. I'trafl Mwftfafva a* Korun17 Ml A NR MAlHt I’ROMrTLY. 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(lurtre Mu 1197 Rautn# (Rstfwt Nu $ icforr or roNDmoM or thk First National Bank, •I fUruuotl. la tW Ktalo mt Koutli (anJ*uu. at 1M0 rluau mt Wsumus ou J«m 3mh. 1919 REJOURt CR I. a I oua* «mI 4fruuM». mrhmkmg mliai >—U. loscoui tfthooo aRouu ta t» *aM ft. «- *• > Inaa flulurt. 4 \o4u* kft'i UIlo mlioouuntnl 1 •»<bor (Man fcuu* ae- 11ytaurs* kablI (*OU ItrUl * IHonlrufla. aorufkat. uouei ue*Mr«uf«*L $J .. . 4. liWHy Laua HuuKai a tu^orvlj l^tua |Um>l*. Jbj, 4. aa4 I 1-4 ptt *«oit. u*«|4a4c«R 4 L«tort* l.«un Bnuili. SS. 4. aa4 4 1*4 are caul, awilaoii la oactlfr State «»r utltarr «lof*u«o.ta oc bvus auyaUa ....... .% 9 Stork if frRrral Rrornr Hank »j*l prr rant of aubaanptKMi 1 10 a V alue of banking Kouar. o«m«*l ami untneum MHR rw.Mot 94 W ** I ’o* 4 A•** 41,4*91 ao laX«44 44 Tab# t aucoa at 4 alaaskoa AtWmlaM. July V -Mttaaa R»ll« Bryan. Eauaro RoalasaR fnvrkap Oauakf loft Tkualay far Kavaaauli. abac* Ikoy aaiW fa# Nra Task. Tk*y a,tt taka a til uaaka* * aarao at (*o4uaslua t aisavuRy. litas MaaMa B^yaa #%• |avls ta Jatu ika purly Msa tow uaak* The. Merchant MHO DOC3 NOV AOMJITMC M -• • In the Sondstill CU»» ARvartua Mi THE rtoltX 9 9 4 ♦ »♦♦♦♦ Urreof . ...I. .litvffi by m inc|*f*«»rvc nn*rman Hi I* *r Ic’i #■• on the •I’lmalk at Th«* Allrmialr Bank, in r«*nvenuit»un .th Sheriff L. t Beiiiictt aiul others, * hen the cur Ihi amr unmaimirr.iblo Psitl it nt)*. Iktii for the tim«*ly aetuin of Sheriff Bennett, who i»hove*l Mr. Hanlon out of the path «»f the car, the injuries to the old gentleman appar ently would have been much worse. The* dri'.er, who wore climbing spurs, claims that he could not operate the gears ‘because of the spurs.— Allen dale County Citizen, July 4. aeit. I tullrred with atf back and bearing-down pain, until life to me was a misery. I would think I could not endure the pain any longer, and I gradually got worse. • • Nothing seemed to help me until, one day, • • • 1 decided to — «M f fV H|l TAKE »o«vv L.*»r« from nathaml banka..... Total 01 TTefn* It, lo, 19. ( herks on other lunk* I«*cated outside of city or town of reporting Imnk and other ea«h item* J1. |•lterr*t eametl but not collected—approxi mate—on Notes and Bills Receivable not patl df 22. War Savings Certificates and Thrift Stamps actually owned • TOTAL * aai Oil 2.T97.I1 1^92 .11* TST ms, "T $289,550.71 Col. R M. Cooper Dead. Col. Robt. M. Cooper, of Wysaeky, died at a Baltimore hospital Sunday afternoon after an illness of several weeks. He owned a large farm near Martin station, in addition to large agricultural interests in Lee and Sum ter Counties. He was^ a fftember of the staff of Governor Manning. . U U* - Just received at Gantt’s a lovely lire of sterling silver and cut glass for wedding presents. 7-10-It. Notice of Election. $50,000.00 5,000.00 2,804.33, 1,000.00 1,670.83 87.57 196.69 Notice is hereby given that a special election to elect two wardens for the Town 6T Hilda, S. (7:7 Wflfl 'OnC the* unexpired terms of Brooker Hartzog and James Hiers, resigned, will Ik* held in Hilda on Saturday, July 19th, 1919, between the hours prefcrilied by la* for the holding of iuch elec tions. O. R Hightower, Clerk Hilda. S C\. July 7. 1919—it- The Woman’s Tonic “ I took four bottles,-'- Mrs. jones goes on to say, “and was not only greatly relieved, but can truthfully say that I have not a pain. . . “ It has now been two years since 1 tookCardui, and I am still in good health. . . I w'ould ad vise any woman or girl to use Cardui who is a . mifferfr*from any female trouble.” If you suffer pain caused from womanly trouble, or if you feel the need of a good strengthening tonic . to build up yourrun-down system, take the advice of Mrs. Jones. Try Car dui. .Ifhelped her. We believe It win help yoo. * LIABILITIES. 24. Capital stock paid in 25. Surplus fund * 26. a Undivided profits $16,206.28 b Less current expenses, interest, and taxes pa id.. 13,401.95 27. Interest and discount collected or credited, in ad vance of maturity and not earned (approximate)..—.—i 33. Net amounts due to banks, bankers, and trust com panies (other than included in Items 31 or 32 r 34. Certified checks outstanding 35. Cashier’s checks on own bank outstanding Total of Items 32, 33, 34 and 35.. 1,961.09 Demand deposits (other than bank deposits) subject to Reserve (deposits payable w'ithin 30 days): 36. Individual deposits subject to check 102,442.60 40. Dividends unpaid r — -- 1,750,00 Total of demand deposits (other thandbank de- . posits) subject to Reserve, Items 36, 37, 38, 39, 46, and 41__.' 104,192/,0 Time deposits subject to Reserve (payable after 30 days or subject to 30 days or more notice, and pbstal savings:) 45. Other time deposits 1_. ,37,992.69 Total* of time deposits subject to Reserve, Items 42, 43, 14, and 45.. 37,992.69 50. Bills payable, other than with Federal Reserve Bank, including all obligations representing money borrowed, other than rediscounts ^—1. — . — 45,000.00 51. Bills payable withrT'cderal Reserve Bank .4 — J-- _—41,600.00 TOT A L . .1 $289,550.71 : ’ serve rsani >unts, including tho^e with'Federal Re- ‘ TTTfT. 99,055.50 Total contingent liabilities (57 a. b, anl.c).j ..4—99,055.50 •Of the total loans and r dixcounts shown aboye, the amount on which interest and discount w*as chargeH at rates in excess of those permitted by law, (Sec. 5197, Rev. Stat.), exclusive of notes upon which total charge not to exceed 50 cents was made, was none. The number of skich loans was none.* State of South Carolina, County of Barnwell, 4s: I, L. P. WILSON, Cashier of the above-named bank, do solemnly sw*ear that the above statement is true to the best u* my knowledge and belief. L. P. WILSON, * . * ’ . ** * * Cashier. .CORRECT ATTEST: 4- THE BIG CASH SALE nuw on at GAXT1 l.KLRY STORES in Ramwtdl a ip 1 . * . ' .ill.< It-* art* !.i>t g’Uiig Avail your>t*lf of the opportunity t*f saving 10 per cent on all articles in Jewelry. Silverwate anti Cpt Glass, and 20 per cent on Diamond, plain and Stone Rings. I have the largest stock of Jewelry ever displayed in Barnwell and Allendale and to serve you is a pleasure. | Y | * | Y Y Y ^ • V Y Y •*♦♦**•*♦♦*•♦*♦♦*♦♦*♦♦*♦♦*♦♦ Va**a%***a*a^a*^aVaV**e*V*Va***Va*# a*##*##*##**#**# $*1 foo*oo*oo\ \ ^ • ;k: # # ^ # # # # # W. D. GANTT, JEWELER. f ^♦♦^-XX 4 *XX- > X*-X*^PX--XX**X*-X*-X M X COLLEGE OF CHARLESTON *. 18(5. —• —— x —■ - ■- T men antj to women. An JL t ^ 1 Four-year courses the Bachelor's Degree. The Pre-Medi- cal course, a special feature. . - * . jL Address HARRISON RANDOLPH, President. . JL t A college of higliest standard, open intentionally limited enrollment insures individual instruction *:* Y T T t T Y ❖ v 7-103t. Charleston, S. C. * o o o o o o o 0 . o o o w o w w w w w w w w w w w ^ w ^ w w * * * * 9 * o o o o o o o o 0 ♦ • ♦ THE CONFEDERATE COLLEGE X No. 62 Broad Street a CHARLESTON. S. C. * ? A Boar<lmg and Day School for Girls. • x Begins its session October T, 1919, Historic Institution sTtuatcd in a health/ location.' Advantafcrs of City life, with large Cobtgt yard for outdoor sports A WELL PIVNNLd COURSE of stud is in a homelike atmosphere. A BUSINESS COURSE open to Seniors, and Elective courses to Juniors and Senior* * DOMESTIC SCIENCE COUR>F>, giving practical theo- G. L. HILL *. c .tonJ n*M SW< fore Khii iu G M m! ef.Jalir. if If ‘'N E Natafy Pwk4< and farther u iea apply ta the r a- TrtttM|||||