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Back the Fighting Eagle r I fl I-ove and Law! I By MIRIAM LEB DALLAS ! A 4^ / t .4 Buy More Liberty Bond% BUNCO MEN ARE STILL BANKS GAVE SPLENDID . , HOT AFTER THE COIN AID IN LOAN DRIVES fttft Nrw •• 0*9r+4 fry' Go*- Now Hotf YK*m |« •eMmo«4 Aro CoUo'oio# to Oo Wmr TAotr 1 A#rto To Mo** Cow**try To«o#r#o KoAiOf TNo r BwO*<*OOA (•O** Mo^O Pt (Copyright, 1919, by lb* Wootoro N«wa* payor Union.) V "I don’t like It, not one hit!” ex claimed Keubeo Hull, in a worried way. “What Is the trouble now, Reuben?” inquired his wife. . “Verda. She’s on my mind and It makes me suspicious and uneasy.” “Suspicious of what? Uneasy— why?” demanded Mrs. Hall, rousing up considerably, for her favorite niece had won from her almost a motherly regard. “Just this, Martha,” explained Reu ben soberly : “Verda has been here a month, and talks of staying two. Doesn’t It look to you as if there i§ something in the wind when a-city- bred girl prefers this dull, way-back life of ours to the excitement of the town? Then, again, who supposed when Brother Luke sent her on that the bewitching little fairy was going to have every young man In the village faR head over heels in love with her?” “You great goose! Verda Is simply enjoying the heydey of her beautiful youth. I H» you want to thut her up like a prisoner in a nunnery?” “1 don’t.” dissented Reuben, "but I owe a duty to her fattier to are that ■hr doesn’t fall In love with aowie t»r»r. ahiftieaa and OS get Mata* d by Luke for It to the rod of the rhairfefT • s EVERYBODY knows YAIVE -IN-HEAD MEANS BUICK farmer* sra a gteot Aral aborSi Conor Olooa Priwparooa Ikon thop oeee a f*o Secrotory of too Troooory foora a#o Mohodt koooo this oof •mop sf a>a> oi tho Vo tod hot tar thoo (hot oaooo a*4 ottf peo Stotoa ssioooorod op to tho toot of tho UohWQ tho *hppru oao TW tono dtool wor oiwoo 4 <NT ^•hpoftr ho* «h*o % «o ■ »«« n^oerw Tho thp KOft to thooo •ootfk Tho faho •totos T*oao •*v aoir»y • f oos t ho • - s t*' os poo f pro hoot * s ooor iht MS Motor o« t «ho w f oAorpor aro Mtphsy hoot paoiooo Mo* ooo oo4 o •*ooi Moot of thoos or* oos > p mo fMPlMf'* oo4 o *r s *o o hood L -XL I ' . i's. i mm oot olMorp Homo Oo ho IMS tOo fOMO ooo hoo M OO pi 00000*0 M Mo poflfsonp oo< tt tSw hoooo Tho« hoM O ONMi OO The Buick Steering Gear The Buick steering gear has been de signed to combine the attributes of safety and ease of operation. 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Is now offortnc the fsrmor off tholf lusUMmonts sad Sorrow , up am* ^ enla wrnl up l« . .... 1 . 1. ________ on inrtstmenl thst i* Just s* »i»fo at idk« on hood eollalerol 00 ropidly ss h»-r riH»ni l-ut rMiiw d"wn lurntu aim* - | 1 n « tho wh#st thst ho prow on bts farm pnasiblo, and also to porrhaso %4dl- lui*n«lli»!t*ly mid. wiih nn rxpn > o«ioi) thtv fear after 4t i* slored In his (tonal govommont socuritles as lo- I l»alpahl«* anxiety nod cxritcnicnt As a result of this deogn (he (actor of safety in Hutck steering geese is eery h? jh And beenuee of the tevemge prmrrtrd by the the large steering unu-fnction bearings and the positive hibri- emon of every part, the csr easy be epeMed for nmy hours fi! a tune wuliout fatigue to the % ■ et I# s UHPi Shi 1 - • a rho mm4 a wt Pi MOPM rhS OOO I • • • • toms to smtsentMaa of r«0MM^ pa® UppphaaM* Sash pf ip popuMlaMa pf mw IpmNI * f DspopMm pi • oomopo po*d •«e«taaW SMM pi ViSMaak, Speei [IkepefkHHk A etHFBeMefBhBBi tevgpHHHHrii (Hri • ♦ * * -r ai-'*** 0 \fk a e t * * ** ^ 1 *** it SouAh (’amMoa. 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And at whicii tint? and plarr and for the said purpose, said prsnsry- *u«d from time W> tlmo or in tho mar j hor diNntveml Rt-uben Now Treasury Rsvlnir rertlflrstpp. ket If this is doao tho people of this . an ^ n,n bira. simply a development of the faniilisr | country will be benefltted in a two- LiuMc Rcubeo! she exclaimed War Savings Stamps, can be had fold way. They will free material and breathlessly, “some one has been nin- Tbese certificates are offered In de- i labor for the production ef coramodl- | MCking my bureau find they have nominations of 1100 and $1,000 on the ties which are now ao desperately i Tyken some some things I wouldrt t Mentloal terms of the War Ravings needed the world over. At the same ,ose for tho ' v< »r!d. Maybe some hur- |R. S. MARTIN. _ : — - - (.'ashier Willston, S. C.. Sept. 24th, 1919.—4t. Stamps. time they will be strengthenlag them- Eighty four dollars and twenty selves financially cents invested In a 1100 Certiflrata! will grow into a $100 bill by January 1. 1124. Multiply these figures by ten and the words will apply to a $1,000 certificate. Or the youngsters, or the person with limited meanp to in vest may pay $4.21 for a War Savings | •tamp and on January L 1924, it win, he a $5 bill. These securties draw four per cent interest, compounded Quarterly. War Savings Stamps do more than aid dollar to dollar. They begin to Multiply Yltofcse the aaviag habit Buy War Bavin go Stamps Laud aiADPv ta your governsaeat Bay Thrift and War Bavtapa Stampa Ova a par* af too Vaitoi Btatoo MM. Bay TtotH and Wo* BMBB HOW THEY GROW glar has visited the house.” "Was it some letters you have missed?” questioned her uncle. “Why, yes, uncle—ho\v tJW ^you ! know?” Plant a crop. Nothing happona. Nothing that one can sea. Be patient. The seed sprout a The stalk pushes its way through the earth. BtiU ao sign of fruit. Be pattAQt. Loaves come out. Buds open Berries bog Is to form, •till as harvest. Bp poll oat. The fruit fills out fl rlppM It matures. at last—miraoutousiy from a tittle haadful pf •at the War Bavlapt boo la thla Thart eo as si* rtofc There Is aa way to laa Tap Tam “Sit down, Verda. I have something J to say to you,” and forthwith he ex plained the merits of the case, while his niece, open-eyed and astonished, stared a^ him as though he were a professional rohber. “Oh. uncle! How could you?” she ut tered poignantly. . “And ’who is ‘R,?’.” he challenged. “He is the only man 1 shall over love,” declared Verda. “He is Ray mond Breer, and although I only knew him two weeks, and he has gone away for a »|»ell, he writes me every day/ and wfyo has ■ better right?” snd Verda broke down with tears and sobs, while Reuben Hall muttered to him self; “Well, she’s got fond oMiw (n win the wealthiest yuuug man la Rush rflle ” Mi ^o* “And afc. aarfo," saddeulj v«tasd Verda *wttB your horod oputva ojM aoMaww kdoa you mtaoed maapcPmp I May ao • eti romitoA eoeryttoup otoir Tm AftsMf Bl TVreo *” AAd Ato ppteAB od A rpuN 1 * MoumwMd A lS* . BLAR w BSK FOR WEAR Cliilled^^ • ^' SIIEXfTH ST> FOR SALE BY HARTIN'S GARAGE, BARNWELL. S. C. For Deep-Wetl DrilliAf and CuarAAteed W ater Supply ace G. L. HILL OAtMWELL. 1. C ANDREW CRAWFORD BROKKR 9 • A COLUMBIA, SOUTH CAROLINA Phone 753—Room 513, Nat. Loan & Ex. Bldg. 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