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M 'ifiSM «rn 1 2 H0l;R KODAK finishing. All roll* developed 10c; pecks 20c up; prints 2 1-2c-4c-5c 1 ; enlarging 35c up. Specialists—we do nothing but kodak finishing. All work guar anteed to please. Eastan Kodaks, Films, Supplies. COLUMBIA PHOTO FINISHING CO. 1111 Taylor Street, Columbia, S. C. HOGS TOP THI M ARK IT Hogs k4 well as the feed yea give never as high before. See that your hogs 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 diet. Tones up their entire system, aiding digestion and assimilation. " For sale by all good dealers. — ♦ ♦ ^ Plexico—Owens Wedding l* OR 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. 2-201tf. FOR SALE.—Large quantity of ni trate of soda and cotton seed hulls, in 100-pou.nd bags.* Farmers Union Mer cantile Co., Barnwell, S. C. 5-22-tf. 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. York, July 20.—Miss Nannie Plexi co, daughter of M. E. Plexico, was married at the home of her father ^ r . V . here this week to Major C % C. Owens, of Bulnwcll. The ceremony, which was performed by the Rev. J. L. Oates, was witnessed by only a few close friJnds of the contracting partie#. immediately after the ceremony Mr. and Mrs. Owens left for Barnwell, where they will make their home. The bride is an accomplished' young wo man, who for some time pasjt has been in charge of the Western Union telegraph office in Barnwell, while the groom is a well-known young man of that place.—News , and Courier. WANTED.—An experienced colored fireman at the city power plant. Ap ply to F. H. Miller, Barnwell, S. C. FOR SALE.—Girl’s bicycle in good repair. Apply at The People office, Barnwell, S. C. FLIES WORRY ANIMALS. Particularly so if there is a sore or wound on its body. Get a bottle of FARRIS' HEALING REMEDY, costs but 60c, makes a pint, worth $2.00, apply *it to the wound, and it wdll heal rapidly and flies will never bother. For sale by all good dealers. McNab—Brodie. Large Number of Negro Soldiers Re turned to Civil Life. ■■■ ..I- . Columbia, July 19.—A large num ber of negro soldiers from Barnwell and Allendale Counties have been re turned to civH life ^during the past several days. The following is a list of those receiving their discharges: Allendale—Malcolm Drayton, Al bert German, Eugene Goodwine, Na than Gregory, Lawrence Frazier, Maney Daniels, Willie Harley, Frank Alexander, Willie Morral,, Albert H. Alexander, Chas. D! Laney. Baldock—Paul Roberts, Charlie Ai- ken. - . . ; Barnwell—Henry *■ Isadore, John Robertson, Sam Jones, James Wil liams, Elisha Boston, Henry Hagood, Desso Bryant, Ed Williamson, Jake Wiggins, McDuffie Moody, Walter Ross, Robt. Reeves, Nathan Williams. Barton—William Parnell, Edward Washington. Blackville—Belton Coleman, Alfred Dukes, Charley James, Robert Pinck ney, Quinton Lee, Henry O’Neal, Le roy Muldrcni Laurie Glo^ter, Christo pher May, George Dixon, Berkley Gadscn. , Dunbarton.—Green Pollock, Homer Singleton, George Stallings. % Eiko—John Addison, John Ashley, Cleveland Norris. Fairfax—Leroy Newton, Maner Mitchell, Lexia Bradley, Stephen Ken- FOKSXLE.—Eight room house and ! c ... . v* u „ . ...... ,1 Mr* Same A. McNab announces two acres of land in desirable part of f th I t marrage of her daughter, sarsn town. For price and terms apply »_. ... , _ # ^ f to #*$ r* #tfif to W. S. Browning, Barnwell, S. C. * » . . * - . | watch occurred at the home of the 7-17-tf. i, ^ . . n I, | >f*le • m« tr* r »n Bsmwcil MorulaV Malloy Brod o mi tor or tRu Bun • BRHB AND OBHRAROCTR • preform rg • • Mativoa e; •••••••••••••••••••• j press Mite ‘i r i * * ■ v*i • i imm, •pomltrg the wsva with nrlat^.a ia frwsaAo by Georgia. » btwwrw • W. M Jones, po* II Baptist Chttich. e csnrmary. Only near a few intimate fnemia Tbr brble. an attme was etttiwd ng suit, vine Walker's St.ticm—-Arthar D W.llirt ‘T liAfr.n J .r.gt v. w wt M*«Siom» MeMnnw l iiwier R«M> I Ban fUn Rotk l *» • r ma ne "o i Mrs J. R Ham mo it vtaMlag Mi ami Mrs i. A Meyvr. at Meyer 1 MiR. tlus week A tern perns! bey was been to Mr : matf Mrs S, C*. fhrttemsn, of ARonMtlo, t ( Tueo4*y anorus-g ’ f, 1 m PstMia Qamm C* WotMMrshoo re ‘ fumed h ma* ilsoenAsy after meetul < a ■mw s sew «re m>eesows. • g* •-•ring obwh time be has I • b RLL NM«N M MUOt ■a t boat of fttoadn Me bos only I • puTR rm*!y rontmod from Rtuare ond I • — ro osvovass las formse ps * i«oa m j • ftsnMs Monro. MUson F Mr • be*if«•*« ***#■< >•’“•4 • *w ' b* •• *r- g « • * * • bam o*f 9«m*s of bopp^earso ood pmo rewy ImoOMSuolaWy sf^or UW a aeo V rf\ f«o | 0>SW ATTRACTIVE HOT WEATH ER CLOTHES FOR WOMEN. Nowhere else in this section can the ladies find a more complefe showing of Skirts and Waists. With our wide range of sizes to select from, we can offer some very alluring bargains in Skirts to all who are ready to take \ full advantage of them. • The Latest Fashions. These comprise the season s newest offerings' of styles, as to cut, material and colors. The same patterns r that will be worn by the fashionable women of the larger cities are on display in our store for your selection. We recommend early inspection while the stock is still com plete. • For beauty, daintiness and refinement our stock of Ladies’ Fine Waists has no superior. We are exception- - ally proud to show you our higher grade of this class of merchandise. Season’s Best Showing. % The latest patterns and designs will be found in a variety of sizes to suit everyone. We also carry a stock of plainer styles and designs for those who prefer them. These also are well worth coming to see. White Goods. Our line of White Goods is the best that we have had the privilege of offering to our friends and customers and . the saving to you will make a visit to our store well worth your while. FARMERS UNION MERCAN Tile company, -RYOmUNG FOR RYRRYBODY." Barnwell, S. 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Bn«ww«0 VMWlk*l: • 1 4mvt ft ft ft Ml J 1 I* 11 9,0 pm* 1 hflna lb pafl • » 1 bawwvnv. *bry bav4a an • stawbafl tf%p tbr if getclb* bsltp In | ► lo \ aWwn Jw 1 ifSe. ant* •uaawta nb tbe aavy 1 i> •s fi Yvuss, wa*m . Ibae y 4 tbit# - I N* rih Cam r.rn nrv « until r-bmi *4 may bn fa r tmrmu « if twa. tb r«a mi tmm I *— » !• mime inpcvtt met of tbr road*. li j» »rj1 John O. Brabham ma aat 1 tbnw )r*r a, a*4 nB Inw* mam npf 1 tbr m •d.Uaa tmmr ymr fnbstawnta nbaB i , tier sarb rrgwiatiann a* aui IflCCft rm - ■ 1 *>*•-*■■ ‘ffrl.lnr IK* ancrflinr . f and aoi 5“^* * t® ^ t !t«tmadU for shorter pi , have r* •tum* 1 n rr>r i r —r MMrtioftfto bmaflU upon y bt • k 4 « arms' th 1 4 laiivrs from m f-w da>t vu.t i«» <'h«HesU»n. They uerr i home by Mrs. Bmbham's «laught :j»s. U.pA. Mims, and Utile son. mpon Mr. and Mrs. J. Emile Harley and children and Miss Pauline Richard son returned home Sunday morning from Richmond Vn. While away Mr. Harley and Master Emile, Jr., visited , New York, Buffalo, Toronto, Canada, j and points in New Jersey. Two trucks loaned t,o Barnwell County by the government were mired in the road near Springfield Satur day while being brought to Barnwell. The condition of the road was such that the drivers were forced to aban don the machines until the mud dries. The trucks, which are Velifes, were in charge of Messrs. Charlie Morris and Charlie Still. BETTER DEVELOPING BETTER KODAK RESULTS THE AIKEN, GIFT SHOP, .. AIKEN, S. C. i w ha nr* and rr*n!tstme*U*.' bnlitfmvntt au thorized for two, three or four yeurt at cnt;on of recruit in all ratings now for first enluimcnta except that applicants for machinist's mates school andfor aviation mechanics schools will not be enlisted for shorter periods than three years. Minors under eighteen may be enlisted for two or three years cr for period cf minority at their option, with consent of par ent or guardian as before. Exercise greatest care in preparation of ship ping articles and all enlistment pa pers tp the proper term of enlistment in each case. Men rcenlisting for two, three or four years are entitled to extra pay for reenlistment under continuous service, extra pay for citi zenship, and to two, three or four months honorable discharge gratuity respectively, if rcenhsting after hon orable discharge. Present war pay now permanent for men during cur rent enlistment and for all men en listing or reenlisting prior to July 1, u. - •h til mix! of 1 Tu » F r * I m»Mt otMMa of tbo BorvwvU H.gh lO- ikkouwoli Abbi ntMrr. • W* Irr to I *• fr»m him oay-1 cannot got hero earlier. aa I hr will attend a Summer School of Supenntcndenti of Schools ami get I all the new ideas in school and ath letic training, that he may be better fitted to perform his uuties. Notice. Remember, parents from the other school districts can send their children to the Bamw , ell High School th$ coming session and there will he no-fee charged, and for those that cannot drive into the school dai- fy, desirable board will be secured in homes. The Editress of “High School Dots,” Loulie Moore, is on a visit to her rela tives at Hendersonville, S. C., and we wish for her and those with her a most delightful vacation, which she deserves. Mr. A. Rufus Morgan is spending his vacation with his family at Salu da, N. C., and we learn will return about August first. Mr. Morgan was emergency Superintendent of the schools last session when the other NITRATE OF SODA FORSALE. I expect thirty ton* of Nitrate of to arrive at Olar tomorrow, jl^^rktay, July 25th. Prospective buy er* wiU do well to «oe m« qokk* M m »«u —c 1920, for the term of such enlistment superintendent suddenly resigned, and or reenlistment. Give fullest public 1 i Morgan worked very hard and \inder many difficulties during the influenza epidemic, /md he earned and deserved a vacation. IF YOUR HOGS TAKE THE COLIC and you are away from- home the &HLi}CO$0RtAK VICKERY fcfe li Siocv m ra* CAl BROS. Barnwell. S. C. General Auto Repair* and Accessories. Fisk Tires and Tubes . Mobileoils CARDUI The Woman’s Tonic Philadelphia Storage Battery B/l ty and endeavor to increase enlist ments to maximum.”—Adv. $100 Reward, $100 The readers of this paper will be pleased to learn that there ta at laaat one dreaded dlaeaae that science baa been able to cure In all Its stages and that Is catarrh. Catarrh being greatly j women folk* can give FARRIS' COLIC ' Influenced by cenatitutional rondttloas f prumv ie requires constitutional treatment. Hall** KEMEDI. Drop it on horse* tor ^ j* Catarrh Med let ne is taken Internally and ant i ; n thirty minutes relief come* act* thru the Blood on the Mucous Bur- Bnu in m ” reuei comei race* of the flyetem thereby fluff long | Get it today. Do you not know whon the fo-rwUnua of the disease, fnin* the n __ J . patient strength by building up the eon- JOR w ul «ld*d it Ffr sale by all ^ YoucanrdyoiiCardui. Surely it will do for you what it has done for So many thousands of other women! - It should help. “1 was taken sick, seemed to be ... , M writes Mrs. Mary E-Veste, of Madison Heights, Va. “I got down so weak, could hardly walk . . • just staggeredaround. 4 i . I read of Cardui, and after taking one bot tle, or before taking quite all, I felt much better. I took 3 or 4 bottles at that time, and was able to do my work.' I take it ia the spring when run down. 1 had no appetite, and I commenced eaanf. It is the best tonic I ever «bw.” Try Cardui. AO Drtfgists UNITED STATES FOOD ADMINISTRATION I —-———-———~— ' :—-«•. ^—r: Director General of Railroads. SUMMER EXCURSION FARES SOUTHERN RAILROAD LINES — —- -"From Barnwell, S. C, r te Asheville, N. C $12.18 Black Mountain, N. C. 12.84 Hendersonville, N. C. 10.98 Ridgecrest, N. C. 12.84 Saluda, N. C. —— 10.32 Waynesville, N. C. r, 13.74 Chick Springs, S. C. — 9.66 Tate Springs, Tenn. 17.46 Sewanee, Tenn. ; 23.64 And many other attractive reaorta at equally low ratea. The above rates do not include war tax. Tickets on aak daily from May 15th to September 30th. food for return to 31, 1919. Far