The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, July 31, 1919, Image 8
SURPLUS AND PROFITS TO DATE $16,856.00
PAID TO STOCKHOLDERS SINCE ORGANIZATION $17.400 00
COME GET A COTTON CAL
CULATOR OR READY-RECK
ONER. Free to Our Customer*.
HOME BANK
WE SOLICIT YOUR DEPOSl\
and BORROWING ACCOUNT
HOME LIKE TREATMENT! '
CAPITAL r A - „ - $30,000.00
NOTE-
DEPOSITS TO DATE $190,000.00
LOANS TO'DATE $226,000.0(1 _
' Send us your Checks and Drafts. Money Furnished for Cotton Picking.
-OUR LIBERTY BELL XMAS SAVING PARTY HAS SAVED IN PENNIES, NICKELS, ETC., SINCE APRIL, $1,400.00. COME JOIN IT.
• BARNWELL HIGH SCHOOL
• DOTS.
• Loulie Moore, Editreaa. *
• •
'* James Overstreet Calhoun is on
Sullivan’s Island, station 26, with Mrs.
Gilmore Simms for a few days. James
writes that he is now swimming in
the M Big Pond,” says Turkey Creek
is too shallow for him now.
Twenty-five per rent of the people
of South Carolina, when the census
was taken in 1910, could not read or
wnte, nearly twenty thousand voters
in South Carolina two years ago had
to make their mark on the I democratic
rwll Don’t you think it*f t.me to be
alarmed, fmends f
Say. beys, your elegant sekoel build-
tag belengs to your father and moth
er and every time you throw s brhrk
and tree, out s window pane or da
e»*e mar the busMsag.
1 you are injurt^f yegf par
Tea might as well take a hatch
I up ywwr masher a grand
, aa yon muss keep out e# the
4 a# the rood, ae you wdl
Hard to Find Good In Crow.
About as omnivorous as anything
could well he, crows eat dead anlmala
and are dreaded agents In the spread
ing of diseases such as hog cholera,
foot-and-mouth disease and glanders.
Insatiable egg enters, they scour the
fields, hedge rows, thickets and or
chards for nests of birds and even for
eggs of the barnyard fowls. They dis
played, I well remember, almost human
Intelligence in watching onr . tnrkyy
hens to their nests, snd then waiting
on some nearby fence stake or dead
trev top for the eggs. They follow the
wild ducks to their nesting grounds la
the far north to feast on the eggs snd
young. Prslrte chickens suffer aeveiw
ly fmm their depredations and the
phrssant preserves are the frequent
victims of their marauding habits.—
Rsrfcaaf*.
• utter Frem C*ce*vt Ml Ik.
Butter is rfcurwed fmsu eaewnul
milk as frwm row's milk Arrwrdtag
•e s British patent mi kite date the
adlfe Is rmuptetety ettraeted by reuMk
mg the fresh kernel ad the rwmSMM
t* a peste with the mftdttM hi
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• LONG BRANCH PHILOSOPHY •
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And where do they get it is our cap
tion this week.
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during our Brief Stay in thia City we
see young men and great big boys,
some White and some highly colored,
around the Drug Stores and other
places looking fat healthy and well
fixed up. far bettor than an ordinary
countryman can fix to go to church
yet they seem to toil not neither do
they spin yet somebody feedeth
them we hear them call for dopes we
don't know Just what that la having
never took one it may be Hookworms
or something better, there seems to
be plenty ad
down w be i the dopetng
other hand we see
folks who toll all the time i knowing
Just how la plow and whoa Sunday
opmeel peurty rind and scantily fed
end would have In get the Dictionary
to tell whas
Lottie B. Reed 30.00
Lila Best 60.00
Nora L. Cave $30.00
Helen McIntyre 85.00
Helen McIntyre 85.00
Helen McIntyre 85.00
Lila Best 60.00
Riah H. Blount 85.00
The Walker Guess Co. 5.22
$615.22
District No. 50.—Bloomingdale.
Sal lie Mae Aldrich $45.00
M. J. Miller, Sec. S. F. 7.50
Ssllie Mae Aldrich $45.00
E. A. A. Hankinson 30.00
E. A. A. Hankinson 30.00
E. A. A. Hankinson 15.00
Sal lie Mae Aldrich .......... 22.50
$195.00
District Ne. 51 Sycai
Ida Allen ...... ............130.
Kate Kamegay ...... ...... 7ft.
Chaa. M. Steiff 8.
Kate Kamegay ...... ....... 7ft.
P. Cane ............... Id
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get dawn and aft • hnl ^
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U rmpley an Alumni Eterutivv Ssv
retao ihs t’mvrrsily Hern evil
County’s allotment for the three
yeem is $3M1. As there are appraxi
amtely forty Carolina Alumni in
Barnwell County it is anticipated that
the allotment will be raised with
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FORD
THE UNIVERSAL CAR
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Look out when having your Ford car
repaired that the genuine Ford parts or
materials are used. There are many
“bogus,” imitations, or counterfeit, so-
called Ford parts of
sadly inferior quality
on the market. Be
warned against thfcm.
Buy Ford parts , and
have your Ford car re
paired by the authorized Ford dealer as this
is the only way to guard against “bogus”
parts. Bring your car to us for sen-dee.
Come to us for Ford parts. Ours is an au
thorized Ford place.
BARNWELL MOTOR CO.
No Bogus
Ford Parts
Here
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Grw**.
| ENJOY YOUR MEALS |
^ Can you really enjoy your summer meals, when you come to the
♦ table tired, over-heated, oppressed with cooking odors? Can you
♦ relish your food with contemplation of dishes, to be washed and
♦ house to set in order at the end of a hot, energy-taxing day?
♦ Mr. Husband, doesn’t the idea of giving the Madam and the
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help, a vacation influence you to give the family a real treat by ♦
♦ bringing them here to eat, where you know they will enjoy real t
food, real sendee, and an appetizing environment? J
l Considerate husbands and sensible housewives have eliminated
JF summer cooking at home, especially on Sundays.
S Eat here and you will understand why from a standpoint of
I I enjoyment as well as economy.
M PHONE 1924
♦ and reserve a table for your family or friends.
Club Breakfast. 6:30 to 11:90 A. M
Oar Famous Chicken Dinner. 12 to 4 P. M. today 1 $1 oi
Dinner de Lute Daily. 12 to 3 P M. ( 7*
" Merrbaau* Lunch. Daily, 12 to 3 P. 31 ... II
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Office hoar* . 8 3$ a. m U I p. sa.
Peraont living away from Bam wall
will pleasa make appointmenU before
coming. By to doing they will be sura
of immediate service.
boree of the par value of IIBBjBB
ooch. 20 per real, of the
to be paid ot the tune of the
lion and the balance opon call of
Directors.
Edgar A. Brown.
B. B Easterling,
• . W, T. Aycock.
For Deep-Well Drilling and
Guaranteed Water Supply see
G. L. HILL
BARNWELL, S. C.
REPORT OF SCHOOL CLAIMS
Paid by County Treasurer for Quar-
..ter Ending June 30, 1919.
(CONTINUED FROM LAST WEEK)
District No. 45.—Barnwell.
Minnie Eve -r-w $ 22.50
Rosa Meyers — — 15.00
Geo. G. Butler 150.50
Rachel Ryan 15.00
J. B. Armstrong, Treas. Sink
ing Fund 835.00
J. B. Armstrong, Treas. Sink
ing Fund 1000.00
Home Bank 30.00
A. Rufus Morgan SOO.Cg)
J. B. Armstrong, Treas., in
terest on bonds 626.50
Geo. G. Butler 238.22
Home Bank 36.00
Geo. G. Butler 60.00
J. B. Armstrong, Treas., in
terest on bonds 275.00
P. W. Price 30.25
A. Rufus Morgan 500.00
Geo. G.* Butler — 189.75
A. Rufus Morgan ...........818.45
Geo. G. Butler 175.7ft
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Geo. G. Butler ............. 60.00
W\ M Jones l. 590
Miss Hiffonl BarraU 40 00
W. L. Bennett 133.33
Geo - G. Butler 120.06
W. L. Bennett 133.33
Bertie L. W'ells 17.00
Wm. McNAB
Representing Loaiu made ftame day
FIRE. HEALTH AND ACCIDENT
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
Personal attention given all business
$937.23
J. B. ARMSTRONG,
Country Treasurer.
..Office in Harrison Block, Main St..
BARNWELL. S. C.
application received.
No Red Tapi
HARLEY & BLATT,
Attorneys-at-Law .
Barnwell, S. C.
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A State Teacher-Training School to train teacher*
for the Public Schoola of Lower South Carolina. Every
• energy is directed to'the preparation of teachers fffr the
rural schools. . There is no tuition or any other charge.
^School supported by the State. First grade certificate
^ given to all who complete thirty-two weeks’ work.
1 Fall term begins September 15, 1919.
For further information write
MRS. W. D. RICE, Orangeburg, S. C/,
MR. H. J. CROUCH, Barnwell. S.
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