The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, August 28, 1919, Image 4
*
3P» •*
\,
'tfBPUK
■Pis to
buiVSIUM
Bes"
■E
Ptf*
:udfy the tit-
— / .•••
, Program la C
, ..»urch Busy
^ther Lands.
J ____ *
ilia Tenn. (Sp(H;ial Cprra-
f^ce.)—On August 29th a corn-
ion composed of Hi&hop Jamos
^Jtina, of North Carolina, John R
r epper, of Tennessee, Dr Belle H.
Bennett, of Kentucky, and Mpk Luke
G. Johnson, of Georgia, sails for Eu
rope to arrange for the opening of ex*
lenslre religious and philanthropic
Work in Belgium. France and other
war torn countries *
They represent the Centenary Com
Blsslon and the Board of Missions of
the Methodist Episcopal Church.
South, which have set a^ide $3,000,000
of Centenary funds for religious re-
eonstruruon in Surt>p*
They go with authority to purchase
property and open work at once io j
HHgium and to make a tareful survey
of the ne+ds in oth**r muninen and
recommend an adequate program
Orphanages schools aortal < entor*.
rellffVtus meratare and direct .«ango
Usm will t>e the m«-*h<4e *-mpluved
la aom# of the ronatree to be en
tered tbs war* Will be rundw< t*d In
reopsnanoe with the Me^hodtet l pis
copel Chare*, whi-h is a:*ee4« o erst
1*4 *a Kraare Hair aaJ the *U sees
a ad is piseaiaa i# sspsed its war*
avahALt A«t«CAN )
Men mr. Saving wab»T
YOU TiwO OuCmT TO '.’
KmO* BACH OTMtR
0BTnffR
) Yes. » fc'New
YCX;R CftANOFATMCR
VeRY WELL
V
(v,i'
It I
*7 :
)*>
u ^
ear
STAMP
?**■++ 1
Mu
ylW
-a
I *
ESSEX
MOTOR
CARS
7
THOUSANDS KNOW, BUT DO NOT APPRE
CIATE THE EXTENT OF ITS LEADERSHIP.
For Essex
v
Loyal Amsrlcann! Gst Together on National War Savings Dev
WAYS OF EARNING MONEY BEN FRANKLIN EARLY ^
DURING SUMMER VACATION LEARNED FRUGALITY
Ma*, Opportvn't»ee Open %s Children 0r##| Am9 „ e4m TTaenptor pf Thrdl
wne With ie Ensihf^d HaM y.« M ^ 9r e
ef Thrift end tav
It is like remindimr th«* average reader of
something he a teady knohs to speak of Es
sex leadership.
Its position as a popular car filling a here
tofore umH'cupivd field, is acceptud ns a mat
ter of fact. Bv word and attitude all motor-
dom arknowl**<i»;c-s its position.
But let us consider the re|>ons for Essex
prestige. t
You will proluldy any it is i»ecause of ita
performance * «»u compare its general ap-
peararue and |v*rformance with the admira
ble qualities i f other ears, i ou place no
which you com-
• nearly mat* hc«
> *.ar td<r-*l. thn*.
And 10,000 i.wners are daily giving
cars opportunities to prove Essex worth.
Added to that i re close a half million mu.-
torists Who ’vice thejr admiration. The
most conservative and critical person haNinif
.... mli gf p1»1 Esm v Is its spot ^or.
TIME IS REVEALING
ANOTHER QUALITY
It
th«»w
that tl
price
ttafr
i an
tl ose cars
Ei
tamalw la« np Pav Fwtwca
the »Uin*iM*i« >« u hokl aa
it ta a lv a ier.
which have c:
it is he 1*1.
Squeaks an
It is rural an I
required tn k<
ntng conditiod
fevard ww im r
p »werfi
•p the
Essex stands up
ains the qualities
,|*»-»t with which
> not so romm -r.
Little attention is
\ ta «m<-ut h rat •
s use a*! Is to the
W E*Sr%
A graai maaj q wot ions about hoi
cb 4f'
ta thn tow rfcw aao
pladfw a««rv«*. ag
mo OM Wd
-mSISBE
■m raws
AMO OMC MAt f W H
• vo coat• • • OAf
OF FAtViMO AMO On a * g A
C*s»«* sa-sn tS*«o
▼ a C #<•** *OA 001 9 sa»«»p
Ana~s F*4«*«*«g <n« F^w
t0 0*4 C»*neM •
^ V
rtmv.
I
Uin T ««a — TAn
aw W tbo
poi Cho* b WvotA ban o*
t» b aa a •P*> -ai 4af W
r»v io aa! »
hwWdlUbn ' b T
baa a.a* siar**^
ihttab IM MO r
rMeat - »at Saw
»• AaJ f A** 1 ' ’•a >
la ta# re« «al as
la Iba rbsf'b M ta tl
daaaiva <waapat«a •
baa laaarbad I*
tba apintwl • 4a of ll
JPalloA pnw^am of th"
ivg^^L
ralarj $’,: (k
Inva last May
Tbe o*. )ect of tha pr»-*-nt
Ar ttaleil hy R**r S A N«
A^ry of the Department *»f Spiritual
Ji^pun as. !• to **nroIl at lea«t lOT
~ ft i
•«* ••407
I paaew
AdStfSVI
i M 4*4
■mm**
t y$
y•»» by
*«l 4 *d ba
*•*< e»a
- 04r> of
sri t%*
• a«* tana
r •Ofar
AA In an eight das
mpaua
•t? Ser-
Thrift It aot atiagUbaaa la fact it It
a may *wrs aaoQay ta oedof to
• ' _ I ONWa ofiaa (baa ••« t tbat I bo tbr*f!y
T>f,n ^ >. I*. «. .k. U ,r»J F
v«wia -r n -
Ovgaa iSAt taA 41 RftrhAMOA. a%4 ■ IS
1 lm aaaoar -baaa laqair^a Ibal
yrvaaai ariista Vaa bo aw peoparad
Tl
ably
mob »f m»4*f ibampb aoMn# pawra
and waAaaaooa rwaiad arswAba a*4 F' t# * br»wd *o
d^itag a baaoA aAkas SMsaoaAi oars baa a aa a paWAS A * ■ of la
tAo «or -s t d Io awcw tbA otmew oOb powod tba* Ibvwjossaa r>auab.
an baa Tbrun siampa ** aosoaaooa aa aFevstag Ml
to tbo aowatep tbaoo is Osst ad aO woo at io lo bwy tbssaa Mo •» •
(bo gaeAsMb oad A4 this itaao § -^-otad *b*oa Oobao aod wish tbooa bo o» %•»«
bosd aao#a sAwobi osowsao apa«bai •* : n# ISosOnf Bftroot Onaa tbo Abacf | <
boadbaO It IS a*4b 1AO bSSo AS AtSA4 hbU ^ b - i*d SA aoo oa*4oS aoa b AFAt a^ad •*a*
•aogo obob a*o# bo wt~lr*rf o«% MM tbe (brad Aa Amms feMee bo t**o
saoAt Losasso aod rAMtaAAO aas too ad *Aosa ba a woaooA aod b*r
«oa -°y gaoww aod atoata had good 'bebd Abo bod b»oA ^AkoM ooftMosb
worhe-a oopovsa- y to tbo feaso aodb 4# tbo fkstowweo
•aoe a*d fan Tboao o<A pwAabSy bo» g r1 - Mvos *o to toy si
aoaao ad snow AMkdA «d soMoSaAftaa Ml : PswaA’sA *Wharo his oMA i jpoodt
tbo go* too <boo coo ho oabaA ad «ao i *^#00 wo*-* ~ iwr tsad ba ow aiosra
bod Tboso MotAd ho Mid ^ hnaga* aa* **A obo* ho esMid tMi of
fba alwaat aaorp to cm tboao o a twao ao gstaitna obOa am to*
■ • boo m o* b ad tba frao evgaoa a* a*o woe%oes tgow fhonio ao tost as
wao aod tbo | sift saw ad A«omaa*t%o ai gw ibota w faata* to tb 0 war
M ar-ooa Am* df M Ift AftftMb AaMM t ^wAa fthoal tbo« Ob do a mooa
pFftftssool A iBAAMftf ad a AM m | r fi amM 1 — *• • pesoMMi 4
tooqoMtH mda Tbo sboa** bo o*a4 mmoos asaer Moob
rb »' * * »+4§» « *
bh \ 14 in NP> ILL
KrlfI IR$ XIIAT^
Mi HP1 («l ll»M» RY
M M 1 f rHM I > ^ \1
I Hr f * • k IS <- # * .«Ir » ifl av v r- A. * \
accoaH foe a bat people ars aof MM fop
fdtooua>£*..» ^‘QMIlhtoHMtogrdii T~ iso
M|| bo* •f*
aaopwad it wmS I has e Io do at tbo taAba if
baa pad 00 tb* barbM
It MttT Wa* * ary f- * oa t
00 I **o • # aa .<0 dft*vw to
ad da ***sdoetaMM || arw
*vt aa*i s - t.aw w«o* ta **
Wossd it*- f
•ay h*—o foat
dowY aood to
htlto Aft Ida
Tbo «at hoa
The he—t pto> 10 to f a*l
«• aftbi-Trg iftkos.- oh** b*
►- -otOo 144m and J (SOI Ihv
Laaftl p>lfiiftoKo«.
troftAr'oev omat nor r*"rV’HP
»i -» V ba—o the I. • ** v o*a 1—su
t-dAe to go mmM tob* a r $».
ioido Luos ootoftUr* hat fMl
aMsabov that *-m*— <ms mi iam
WoR fot |oo |o p o a 1 v—of add
ftstoante ftd the Vdbe foM odl
ItoOfl. Fa d o. 1 *0 loooabd to
! ah—at the $.*»• s
od their car* fot
Ig oho haoar
Hagood-Jennings Auto
I>
Hudson Super-Six and Essex
iaix sTbcrr ns'NE
BARNWELL. S.C.
* •
f ix—eo • * «*•*%#< a-ar *0. *«o* bs* | *'Ob K ?,^w‘
f ewh to AM the taoe too «bddww | *
^ * . . — IthOdi waao groove# Vbaa * • ba 00a
* se aod sod (Vo • stood adaw I „ ^ ^ * -
I*MtoF* <Md tot tbe as«Adto ad ofteh
[ o—t (bey 0*0a peAAita— *Od eddft* K
1 a ms f ■*# v«o*a to * arar tbos* a-#e —at a
roa pot (
■a tbo fa
^|ga - bbrhflMA tOfhApa AA fahh
sea awe*tV ewiaod to tbe AMAdWC stea
tiow a«d •« «d them otfl bclAg to
oeg- retstaa foe tbe (Mao aod tohec
ft-rry y - ft 104 w ao-dboe oat *f maft
,mg asoaey vbal ehtftAroa abooftd eafw
aa t to a »Mr thpee la a plewt fwl
evoto
ft ft ft 1 * ft A #
pftfbaf Me woadd Aeeagt ao NltetaM
bot *o-ft Itotaffdof ftft §•*’ '4 totoli
dftoaer tb*y As** bo*’ft •« h»m •'••j
(ho? hoaeowod oaty to repent tbe
Merowtog a Aa? at ttF*. lat-e
Tbo ftocrM «l r>aah!*a‘ft tmr mt
ay atexoAtle tad per•iftleat sat .a» •
-
m mmt '*■■ — "Wtr«ffi Inet ’„|
. .. . m laftnaor A ad alo t
. mrw of tb# yard rotrinA oood. rw*
.. . . . toad ha o «• ever ready I gra«p Hit
ataA ftrraadA or dolaA dally owaa
l»p*>riunities tr*xae 4*r peiiaif C • |
wEMi I h 1 til to HtoUMLi lOto
Typewriter Ribbocu
and
AAAAAAAAAiMAilftAAiAMiddftbiiMMiAitiiiH
* diAAAAA#to4Add IIdAdAAft# AAd
W-fti
THE CITIZENS BANK
FAIRFAX. S.C.
(U.NDI N.aMl hT If > tol NT I Ri»to Ml |*«iRr TO RTATto
to
tolNh rXlMINIto MlRtH 4TH It It
t (beta are a*
f
as th
I
helping hand ns oe„
hot'erment
l«et Benjamin Franklin he your ei
today. Thrift
earning money during the summer
that the list might he indefinite!*
tbe church members in the pmver |#rfth#| ,^ d n „ t lt . nurse th- object
known ns thft Fellowship of of mny Md a „ of fh#M . Wg|V1 „ Bol nmlpar *tnrt satin*
tourcestion. to es’abllsh 100/KH) Kam- , f|mp , T to mJlk< , m(m9 y t but to make . P«* nr.- an ea-y beginning and
fly AlUrs afid to as.lst in finding s ^ money; m other word*. **7 10 a r - rtaln futura.
thousand young people to go abroad a* #m)UJlh fo buy \ V ar Savings Stamps , .
tilsslonarie# whirt wn! hrln| , ln f our p Pr c cnt in-1 THRIFT
August 24-31 Is known as
Enlist
Carbon Paper
ONLY THE HKsr GRIDES CAR
RIED IN STIH K.
THE BARNtoELL PEOPLE.
Barnwell. S. U.
tertst. compounded quarterly.
Mt Week. DuDnx Ihl* Period th. i Y()u ( . an do thll erery buy ard glr ,
rrtn thou.and pa.toni will upko th.l. )B thi> k|g country
/Ambers to Join the Fellowship of In
islon, to ©fttabllah Family Altars,
to obeserve the day of fastln* and
iyer.
A. B. C. OF IT
fi
•AN TO MODIFY KOREAN RULE.
Predicts Dr. 8. E. Haa« r - & Yea «
a Southern Methodist Mission- /1
The Orient.
yllle, Tenn.—That Japan will
1; modeto'nte her rule In Korea Is the pre-
^ fliptiJn of Dr. S. T. Hager, recently
retutlbd missionary of the Methodist
[ CpIhco\)o1 Church, South. Dr. Hager
tf* gpe^nt more than quarter of a
century ;ln Japan doing religious work.
“Japafi la learning that her success
In giving good government to Korea
^ frau/ht with difficulties, and that
fcrance and good will must take the
ice of harsh and severe methods.
“The military leaders aim mainly at
A graking their rule thorough and perma-
it, and naturally ther# is great
imptAtlo’j io the man of the sword
YVAJm his rule severe.
“Hat dampers:: ideas are growing
jg^A. gad more temperate treat
It •- • t ra * » c::.e
jpys tba Cbrtotma mt*
ttoft 'eat are ftUied at
tb* CftateaaiT toftea
to tto *- * #*4
AGITATORS and
BOLSHRVIKI howl7
CONTINUALLY.
DENOUNCING
EVERYTHING <hey
FIND in the
GOOD old System.
HANDED down to us.
INTACT
JUST a* our
KIND forefathers
LEFT it. to
MAKE the young
NATION
OPULENT and Free. .
PROTECTOR of all In
QUEST, of Liberty.
RIGHT and Equality!
SMITE down
THESE vile efforts to
UNDO our Blessing*'
VINDICATE AMERICA!
WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
EXTERMINATE * Reds!"
YOU can help Put
ZEST lato your
WAR 94VING8 SOCIETY
HOW AtoOUT IT?
« •
to aavtafl tbe moa-v yea j
i
• »
40 toto
a RM
Without me no man has ever achler-
e,l success nor has any nation ever
become great. I hare been the bed
rock of every successful career, and
cornerstone of every fortune.
All the world knows me* anl! most
of the world heeds my warning.
The poor may have me as well as
the rich.
My power As limitless, my applica
tion boundless.
He who possesses me has. content
ment in the present and surety for the
future.
I am of gr-ater value than pearls,
rubies and diamonds.
Once you have me no man can take
me away.
I lift my possessor to high planes of
living, increase his earning power, and
bring tq realization the hopes of his
life.
Umake a man well dressed, well
housed and well f»d.
f
I insure absolutely against the
rainy day. —
I drive want and doubt and care
-* •
away
. I guarantee those gho poas'-s m«
prosperity and success.
1 have exalted those of Io
snd these of high degree has
-.r a helpful friend JE
T * attain me you need put out no j
. ^piLei but personal -(fort, and (to all O
* k - »• i * # : guarantee ’ *A
tftruugb Rift totoi of-
| am M free «e gar
I am fMWft 0 rm w4C toto* me r
RE50CRTES
and KiXturrs
Building. Furniturt
Stocks »r *! Bon-D
Cash and Due from
Banks ..........
!
V
X
TOTAL
FjMto.l?
2tl,4StJ 00
11.7*9 28
9J03.452.VJ
LI 1BILITILS
Surplus and Umlivid*
rd Profits ....... 2.745 03
Deposits 195,707.49
TOTAL .1203.452 52
“THE BANK OF SERVICE.
»f
J. E. JOHNSTON. Pre*. *
F. M. YOUNG. V.-Pres.
GEO. I). SANDERS. V.-Pres.
' J. R. BARKER. Cashier.
•iK**x**X“X-x-x-x-x-x~x-x*‘X-x-:*<-x-x-x-x-x-x-x-x-x-x-x«<-:«>
♦tftFjb^J^jMjft^eftJeftJftftJeftJfteJftftJftftJftftJ^ftJftftJfteJeftJ^ggjMjeeJeeJee^^
5*
ervice
:
▼
r decree. | 4uft
re found £0
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 RETIREMENTS.
YOUR ACCOUNT, tVHETHER LARGE OR SMALL IS CORDIALLY
INVITED.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
BARNW ELL S. C.
ital Stock. $e0,000.00
t
f
T
T
T
T
T
T
T
f
t
T
❖
:♦>
j.r
I
HARLEY.
R MOORE
A C.
Pftv JL G. W. WALKER. Vic-IW
V^-Tn* 1. r W ILSON. C**.- ^