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THE BARNWELL PEOPLE Entered at the post office at Barnwell, 8. C., aa second-class matter. JOHN W. HOLMES 184Q-1912 B. P. DAVIES, Editor and Proprietor. Subscription Rates: One year $1.50 Six months -90 Three months 1 .50 Per copy .05 THURSDAY, AUGUST 7TH., 1919. If we were a salaried man much prefer working for wa^es. we’d Springfield came over to Barnwell Monday afternoon for a “practice game.” Well, they needed it—and got it. According to the Columbia Record, the only things left with a “kick” are a Ford and a mule, but the common people’s kick against old H. C. L. was evidently overlooked. They were discussing whether “mumps” is singular or plural and the suggestion was made that it may he either, but that if one had a case it would be singular if it were not plural. The people of Allendale are organ ising a company of Home Guards, and R has been suggested that a simi lar organisation would be an esrellent thing for Barnwell Of course, we all hope that their senices will never he needed but “an ounce of prevention is worth s pound of cvrw** and the fact d Cinch ~*fve %euld have • greet and prove a deterrent to any i might otherwise try te got otwtrey •us What do our readers thiah of •wggeene* • • • • • • • • • • • Home Demuputrstion Week. * • *' • • ••••» ••••••••••• Notice to Cloh Member*. In the eeHy part of September we wtU hare our annual rtuh eshihtt day. ha HOW 10 SELECT SEED CORN IN THE flELOl ? | ♦ y y y y y y y y y y v Way to Get Delivery * . * , .- Of a Hudson Super- THE AUTOMOBILE WHICH MEN SAID WOULD HAVE NO RIVAL, STILL OUTSELLS ALL OTHER FINE CARS l. j G L pw ale. watermeUn f ech psrhla. m> ted I Otto i The g.. emmsot has started Hs fl chmery # ee redmrtng the h«gh rest tnrtng but there seems la be a gen al lacs of eusthdemru ami eg thi •4 8a rv well that ita stfetta wWi aaaouat bs aajrtamg Mewe * ee. the mere fact that Ifew ts tlmt bo* bo«e ot toot reeag* <«d the geartty mt the sdaatjow to sweeurugSog to oaf diy «v**g s ahswo by the fact tl ia the msdile of 'as*, meadh thm m C haroge worehesasea lid- W W# omi w*e% V p ms* is of butler sad MhJNM tsoon egg* There ss aale a re peet that the prwe ef shear* «s Hhoty te be Owshted to the aeu# future. «bite ( •cm ieolhef reShaera s saobiOg lwtee as ior/e a pce4t as it dad last your al this t.me ami whale shwes are besag aJarrttsed fee evpoei st Irso than half the pevo charged fee m «mr stares seen reach a doBar a pound The Psepts is net in a peat ttwo la sot •here the Marne lire nor are thoeo who are being greuiai between the millstones of high prates concerned so ptrkle tomata rand p*tie twee p^b’e, pat rgomsd tetUUlOOU Sets hup beuua. samp m*atueu. peach e* apples heenwo feprious hludal* •4ns grape « grape pr«••*«•*, k pi nta pfuweetcw < steoubwrry proooyweo^ i tea moup dtffeeuut brnds oo dMIfudl. ouo |ef of every ether b<e*4 «f trad «e I sm hood ■hthtt fsppsr psrkle. p^tr carumbor ptrkte. 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Os •bwa m ptsou basew mohoo fetalis Ta the wth be auowem ewe gsr of any girt aha hemps the pmdMth • moth * t mo pro wUl OOP etuh i 44 44* ♦ « Vo selsgt peaedUrto os twg Week oo thut herwiao used uoAll TCluo of tea osaeut am of pre4«sMo grewtog lo prwpor eeteesftoo sf Ptatbs of tho peuOsUMOw .ag U a* »*o or •« .1 shwabl be d opuMte rwemaowi oud woA oared as a.hers Ost tho hum of tho tdool othM woU hood IB pouf mmdl OWd booh tet 4 hesawmbee tho repo (rum pour to pour owd Oes t rtmwpo uabms puo ohouid rhoups to 4 OdNsowt strum or sood shramp *1 doul uaM ao B 4ff the euro hi m the re«4 to ootOrt OTP sood ter uos* pour o pm at mg M puo do poo tPMi tbfl m tho stop Tho sswodapp pm vt will ooowor tho pooottuo 40 as wBother tho soAortod oars hoes «omo from psod svomo I e-wars try to bo sura to pet Steals thot prow uot loao thee two of hot msrs thoo throe pood oars to mo omit owd hoi omro thoo holt war op the stalk I > st art tho ww* hhod sura First announcements of the new Hudson Super-Six promised prompt deliveries. We hc^ arranged a larger production but had underestimated the force of Hudson prestige. In the interim between writing the an nouncements and their publication, som? four or five weeks, dealers booked orders faster than we could produce the cars. REPETITION OF E£CH PREVIOUS YEAR , The Super-Six, from the first, has outsold all other fine cars. The present situation is but a repetition of what has happened each of the past four years. Up to tho time the present mode! was of fered. fiOjOPO Soper-Sixes were in service. We are building 20.0iM this year -one-1hir I as many as had been delivered in the pre vious ysurs. WHT THIS DEMAND Ft Ml HI DEO** Tv, aarwor u Tssr m any CarsDT _ nrwup of motnflsla Tho reWobtldif and oudurawre Hade m«w pvwv ed 41 a v ery toot aad ta nory • rf ts s matter of sdfWml toswed aud cswm Hu> • mmi the rwromds far eweodL asvo Mew and hill rhmhmu for the pm€ I mars, yam wtfi 4*4 tho part the Puper played excells that of any stock car or spec ial car or stock materials and design. Or observe Hudson performance on any city street or country highway. Super-Six es are everywhere. They belong to people who demand the most of their cars. They are the favorite of the hard, fast drivers am! of those who demand comfort and re liability. ’ There are more Hudson closed and chauf fer driven cars than anv.other fine grade. They are the choice of those who want ele gance and distinction. The service of those 60.000 earlier Super- Sixes account! for today's demand. HOW TO GET A • HUDSON SI PUR-SIX Y ❖ ❖ f y y y y y y y y * y y Y & % t Y Y •I* Placg your *»fdrr ac»w. Don't delay even you cant got immediate delivery of the odel you want. There is a grvn? d for sll r i taarvvH UMmevtlkf •« te Huerea Avwed the dtaap- I •• ta'ity paRMRMMl kp ppAivCre pipr Mud \i%ip4 the eaHieet dewveey ywu eua ehtam Regbemhee the <ar fwe bg* 4mm4 ier*e pwu a Mag time and that a a-*gM mevmeeuumw 14 weAwwvy sum wtR he effaet by the cslaafbf- tvm y mt Nwdaa* wdl giro- Hagood-Jennings Auto Co., Hudson Super-Six and Esiex Dealers. MAIN STierr PHONE 79 BARNWELL. S.C. ■♦♦♦»»»« »»+»»*»«♦+♦»»»« »•< i teeesrmatbi • wwwoooaooseaaoas rassssssssl JT- . ^ 1 4aa'44444444*»»»*»44M4>Mi o wwc tiled sura after the arv with a epewdy rrduetion of roata ti> lh* uiiimate ronwmrr The gov- emmerf :• n?..ring partial relirf fn>m the rxhorbitant pneev by offenne $120,000,1100 worth of aurplua army food stores for rale st coat prices, plua panel ‘port chnrgea from the nearest ?one supply office. There •tores conaiat in the mam of meats and canned vegetables, a list of which appears in another column of this Is sue. Unless the present over-inflated prices are quickly reduced the coun- try will face a reign of Bolshevism rivaling that which is strangling Eu rope. The people are fast approach ing the limit of endurance. , \of Why People Buy Rat-Snap in Prefer ence to Rat Poison. (1) RAT-SNAP absolutely kills rats and mice. (2) What it doesn’t kill it scares away. (3) Rats killed with RAT-SNAP leave no smell, they dry up inside. (4) Made in cakes, no mix ing with other food. (5) Cats or dogs won’t touch it. Three sizes, 25c, 50c, $1.00. Sold and guaranteed by The Best Pharmacy and C. F. Molair, Barnwell, S. C. Notice to Debtors and Creditors. Notice is hereby given to all per sons who are indebted to the estate of Dr. L. F. Bonner, deceased, to make their payments in settlement of said accounts to Mrs. Victoria P. Bonner, executrix, and all persons holding claims against the aforesaid estate to present the same properly attested to the undersigned executrix. (Signed) Mrs. Victoria P. Bonner. Executrix. Dated this 5th day of Aug., 1919, WHEN YOUR HOGS COUGH LooA out for worms. Begin gfriag CMm B A THOMAS* X* •hsbet day 'tgevtaJ Dixie Re4s*A—Igt. I pm I gfuuitd ewsaus, I pmt g reuwd P«ai*ntea» 1 peal grvuwd green puuau- tew. I ewoet bell pepper* will do •lewd of pt men too i, 4 of salt, 1 quart of V m~mr » —** ■ — T- k fulls of white mustard 4 cup of sugtr * Soak pepper in bnre (one cup salt to one gallon water I for 24 hours. Freshen in clear water for 2 hours. Dram well. Mix all the measured ma terials. Add spieefc »»Mrar and vino- * gar Let stand over night covered in ! a crock or enameled vessel. Pack in i small sUnltzed jars and boil 15 min utes. Seal. Soup Mixture.—Use tomato pulp, 1-4 com or small lima beans, 1-4 chipped okra, steam corn on cob 15 minutes. Cook tomatoes until tender and press through a collander. Steam okra in pan for 5 minutes. Cut tips of grain off of corn then the remainder of grain. Mix ingredients in propor tions given. Add two teaspoonfulls of salt-sugar mixture to each quart. (Salt-sugar mixture is composed of twice as much sugar as salt.) Pack in jars. Process 45 minutes and seal. —^ *'*' 4 " ' — *4e k I 4*4 I 4$ Crop Estimates. Following are the estimated values of crops and live stock in the coun ties in this section of the State, as compiled by B. B. Hare, field agent of the bureau of crop estimates; the first column representing the total value of all crops and live stock, and the sec ond column representing the value of the three principal crops: Aiken _ .$14,525,000 • $10,002,000 Bamberg .. 8,786,000 6,803,000 Barnwell 15,667.000 12,074,000 Colleton ... 10,929,000 5,591,000 Hampton .. 6,984.000 5,527,000 ] Orangeburg „ 25,923,000 '* 20,000.000! a4d a*u*d Tba ■Beal4 44 teaaa a* (4a §m •4*aId bate a ebaler »w kae4 *4ga try 14 aateal my aaad ear t be ataMa laid tag w4a»a (4 ay graw aa a*44 aa ng* and bafan (4a ftrat lord fraaa* I aalarf aar» tragi tka a talk* tka: bave prodwead tba moa< > wtlkoat kki.M ax» o**. » * 1 vaaiagaa. agrA 4a apgra ■alatara fartllity Tka moat impartaat aldaeattoa la ta aaiart aaad Yroas (baaa Blast• which bava tba aMItty (a fur nish the largest quantity of dry abatl- #d corn Early mataritv la a dealrabla qual'ty aod so are short, thick, wind- firm stalks; (op-heavy onas with ears boms to# high ara likely to maan 144444. T collect my plants that hear mv saed ears and cut off tha top and bottom and hang the part on which the ears ara fastaned. In soma con venient place In the crib or bam. This will keep In mind how the plantd looked In the field. "I go through my com and cut the diseased and stunted stalks about July first or August first, so as to prs- vant crossing with tha good stalks that ara to furnish my seed. Now, If I am going to plant on upland. I do not use seed that has beon long grown on lowland, and If I am going to plant on lowland, I usa my field se lected seed that has given best results on that kind of land as far as possible. I plant sead that grew on the same type of soil that I am going to culti vate. I always try to procure my seed from corn that is known to pro duce large yields. It has been pretty well demonstrated that the prolific corns are the best varietlea for the South. They do not make the largest and best show ears, but they do make the largest yields, and the greatest money value per acre. I prefer Good- • man’s Prolific Variety.” . Columbia.—»The State Council of De fense has gone on record, by the adop tion of resolutions at tha bi-monthly masting held here, ae favoring a gov ernment financed cotton corporation; and rec o m mend at ioa has bean mads to President Wilson and Congress that BEND I B lot R ORDERv FOR Typewriter Ribbons AND Carbon Paper ONLY THE BEST GRADES CAR RIED IN STOCK. ^ - ♦ THE BARNWELL PEOPLE, Barnwell, S. C. -X-^-WK-X-X-X-X-X-X-XK-W-W**!* .v. .e. .e. .e. .v. .e. .e. .e. .e. .T. .a. .e. ■♦+»«#»ea»ease»++see eae# THE CITIZENS BANK FAIRFAX. S. C. 8TATf.MR.NT FROM REPORT TO STATE RANK EXAMINER. MARIE «TH 19IK ^^■aaimiRrii ^ 1*44# and Pi4fwate.fl4IJ>l.#r 1 ■ and Fixtures ...... L68R. 17 j Building, Furniture Storks and Bonds.. Ca»h and Due froes Banka .....2. • 23,492.00 31.789 29 TOTAL $203,452.52 Capital Stark Paid in . .$15,000 00 Surplus and Undivid ed Profits 2,745 03 Deposits 185,707.49 <» 1 TOTAL $203,452 52 u THE BANK OF SERVICE. H J. E. JOHNSTON, Pres. F. M. YOUNG, V.-Pres. GEO. D. SANDERS, V.-Prre. J. B. BARKER. Cashier. •:x-x-:-o*<«x^o->-x->-x*-xx-:-*x-x-x-:-;-<-x-%x-x-xk-x-<~x*<-:^> L. action ha taken, through tbs 00009# 0 $♦> 0 0 11♦ 4440440>4♦ 4 tlan rf rock b ioraramautal OUR OFFICERS TAKE A KEEN PERSONAL INTEREST IN SERV- ING CUSTOMERS AND SEEING THAT EACH PATRON IS ACCORD- ED COURTEOUS AND SATISFACTORY ATTENTION OUR SERVICE IS EFFICIENT—NOT ONLY FROM A MECHANI CAL STANDPOINT BUT ALSO IN FURNISHING HELPFUL ASSIST- *> ANCE TO EACH CUSTOMER, EXACTLY ADAPTED TO HIS INDIVID- UAL REQUIREMENTS. * ; YOUR ACCOUNT, WHETHER LARGE OR SMALL IS CORDIALLY - -! INVITED. THE FIRST DANK BARNWELL, S. C. Send ns YOUR JOB WORK. — MM \ J. E. HARLEY. Pm. S. C. W. WALKER. Viee-Pm & It MOORE. Vto-Pm L P. 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