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7 Y • 1 • z \ # Worn ,US AND PROF ITS TO DATE $16,856.00 PAIDl TO STOCKHOLDERS silCE ORGAN1ZATION CO^Vf/? GET A COTTON CAL CULATOR OR READY-RECK ONER. Free to Our Customers. V. • . . CAPITAL BANK WE SOLICIT YOU and BORROW IS G HOME LIKEjf ng On .$30,000.00 DEPOSITS TO DATE— -—$190,000.00 LOAN$ TO DATE. .-..3 Send usyour Checks and Drafts. Money Furnished for Cottoi Picking. NOTE OUR LIBERTY BELL XMAS SAVING PARTY HAS SAVED IN PENNIES, NICKELS, ETC., SINCE APRIL, il,400.00. COME JOIN IT. fifty- two- l acre baser. * * • ■. . ^ " ' * . v , . - ■, ' I ' ^ r EM. BUY : TWO WEATHER MAIN ELEMENT. Market This Week Will Depend on Crop News. New Orleans, La., Auk. 24.—The net results of the trading in cotton last week were advances of 35 to 56 points. At the lowest levels the trading months were at the net decline of 85 to ^2 points, from which they rose to net advances of 82 to 100 points. It was not a week of wide fluctua tions. While new low levels for the r« action following the wide ad bales have shown up in many locali ties in the southern half of the cot ton region and there is every evidence that picking will increase in several States. »* Death of Mr. E. L. StHl. On Jun- 1‘dtli, 1919, the Death Angel visited our home and bone on it$ wings to the better land E. L. Still, who w’as sic days. No one thought !y ill until Wednesday night and we rushed him off on the early train Thursday morning for the hospital. friends to mourn their loss. His Only Daughter. » • ♦ 1 — Mr. Vaughan, Farmer, Tells How He Lost All His Prize Seed Corn. “Sometime ago sent away for some pedigreed seed com. Put it in a gun- ney sack and hung it on a rope sus pended from roof. Rats got it all- how beats me, but they did because I got 5 dead whoppers in the morning ^ after trying RAT-SNAP.” Three saes, j X | BARRETT & C0M= jF Incorporated^ ^ % COTTON FAC1 7VAFC0CK ’ Y ♦t* AUGUSTA, GA. | J. L. GROGAN, X ❖ COHON FACTOR y ♦♦♦ ♦> l Formerly of Grogan & O’Dowd. ♦% X Same Location 109 9th Street T Sec.-Treas. ii oore on ks alter trying ka 11 wee ^ V, V /\OvaUOIA, Vj/\. ind our father, 25c, 50c, $1.00. Sold and guaranteed by ♦ Al’GLSTA, GA. I I JL u 1 # The Best Pharmacy and C. F. Molair, I ♦% VI ♦ h,m ’,o ,.r,ou.. Barnw. ll. S. C. ■ «X*«X**X**X»<»«X**X*I<«*X**t^ of a month ago were reached, the 1 a j| t ^ mX t ^ y ^ downward tendency wa» checked by | t AH ich the ductoi ;ind friend) L the middle of the week by exteaatve realising on the short side. For a while the market was prevented from gaining mark recuperative power, ha- Is raoa« of the thuape la fueviga e* change, bat during of the w -eh It h%d n /atrip goad an » uid for him. the | t too'i hire to himself about 11 I o’clock Tl.iireday morning. Oh. de-.r father, we miaa you to; I no more we il hear yaur dear vatce ad never, na, never again shall we . -jah noun that prectaua face where a keif I - . Avar wed always lingered gatner Notice. The B*imwcll County Medical So cietjLjrill meet Saleaday in September at 10 o’ckick a. m All physicians ir this and nllevwlale County are invited ; ids t ttrrvi Dr II ^ 1 v J Dr. A. B Patter*-*n. Pres H«'l Wre«il Spreadiag * «cecvlmg to the AHendale Cowaty h tea. the hall wesetl ta swrvadiag ^ Idaar. i .^49 gone from us ferewr. j raaidi> m that eumaty, Mr- M A. Cha- •fc; *. . I, 1 MID we frri that God hanp • Seat and I e ^ hat mg fauad numhen ef the yeot TswaH the end of 'K* week *s " •. tee try to bear M an beat we MM but j | # hft4 wHSAa the hhfoepetele Um I asethev‘s lean w beuahaag far aue laab | ge ef ABeudhka. Matfbul daasege. II apaa that fare she leoeri aa meg i 1« e«^ ee, ta nut * s peered this year cahUee la that itaie brought «wt maay . | t m ea^g f«e us la ftee ham um fM ct^o r^plaiste er*i ^ • ef e% „ tget Fatlwe had e damage by Msamte I mm la| the RATS DIE I eemw g wt lew** f*c tavang ham ^>*9 hde that ea the egeuing I aa and tassoUNwh aa we feel that Ms I the mar bed Ihm weeb the weuth dege what M heat we are gaiag 1 ^ ^ mm9 mm 9^ ^ KATMMAF m Mm aaaAaeo boil • II ta Mba ma«S j ta ta feeoee « I be OUT gvea* ♦« • v ^ %e»4 ig ry «a«« «d*e tahhwl t w > the trade wtg tend et. sitharuh peauare ta meal hms aeheee theee wiB I tabe eue wamf f«e a my a pnrhoge N m hag , v wg ta aa 1 attaasseu la ^ ha aa onrwaw. sum sue dnwflh btM gUgM I ^hda Ug hamh *s _ ^ ^ I W— I —^ ^ fmmi %» get EAT §51 Ar CUvueeaa w^Q 4s la am ■■ hmmt laming puarn I TWua uuau rwha aae : TVe hnaweal aeeowas aaeo faadUalad I Me. mm (t euhel enaugh fee fEm gf Mtu tend auMral art. 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M ; uf IV 1BIB f *c RlClk OMpfeEVf, E * * II Hu H M KERY iROS. HmmmauUhmMMguuuugEUMMMMMi Our ginning plant, consisting of six latest improved gins and 2 doubleipresses, las been _ . ~ « • • * j : placed in first class condition to handle the new crop. We are equipped to gin 100 bales 01 cotton per day, and can assure the public of quick service and excellent turn out. < ' /)' - ' , / • / ' ' • ■ / ■ /' S~o l fit!. 7, / / * t l’ ! f, J/! r r r ' - - K" 4 J Wm. E. McNAB, Manager. Barnwell, S. C.