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WONDERFUL STEPPING STONES »•♦♦♦♦•••♦•••••i>»•»#» V. USER SAVER BIG SOM t BUT ONLY TO LOSE IT Man Did Not Follow Prlnelplos tf Thrift—«olo Idoa Woo to Hoard HI* Monty, (ponding Nothing. ▲ modtrn Midot of Chicago, who (ad accumulatod MOO 000 by Davor apandlng anythlag, racoatly waa do olarod larapabla ol handling bia af fain Ho borano inrapablo not bo iA Timely Message By RALPH HAMILTON ^»»ooo»»»»»»ooo»ooo»oo •■paa of Ohia Ot? Mmm Caawtf. oa PlaX 1 Canary FIVE DEPARTMENTS ARE AIDING THRDT Oavarnmont Buraaua Art Co af orating to Promoto Wldaapraad ftavlnga Among All Claaaao af Paopla. Co-oparatlon and eo-ordlnatloa of govornmont dtpartm«*nta Id aid of tha national mo v am on t to promoto rogalar rauaa ho amaaaad MOO.OOO bat boraaaa buying, aoond lavoatmoot of iba way bo arrumutalad II Ha aa •»* ralavaatmoat ara abowa la a rm trnagad bla family, anal la bad with ra«« r*pon la lha Traaaary Dapa/V tha rhtrhaao to avoid apoadtag moaay MXL f#<J oa % |M a yaar Flvo dopaH moat a—Traaaary labor, a ha ran afoul af lha puaaliag K Cam mar aa Agrvraltara and tha latae- taa law aad aaw hta rhlidraa art lar~-apa alwaya earryiag out piaaa hla haloaad oavtags Thia < ham#lariattr af thaw aparial domain# M Jtt vaa aal a thrifty man af wart daaiguad la acrnmpiiah lha iCtpvrlabt. Itlt. by Iht Wtottra N«wt- ptptr Union.) When th‘e parent# of Waldron Lynne asked him to go down to Earl- ville and look up a house they could rent from May to November, that em terpflslng young man must have acted with extreme diligence and care, for when he returned he made the an- nmincement with enthusiasm: , ‘Tve found yo,u Just what you want, nil yody to move Into, lovely garden, nice neighbors—In fact, a perfect jew el of a place.” A few days later when Mr. and Mrs. Lynne accompanied him to Kartvttle, there were selected places they liked much better than the one Waldron had selected. He seouied so greatly taken with the latter, however, that they decided to indulge his choice. “There was a method 'io the process of our young man in influencing us to move Into this especial neighborhood. It .seems," remarked Mr. Lynne to his wife a week later. “Have you noticed the large house on the rise In ground In n line with this one, about a square distant ?*’ “Not particularly," replied Mra. Lynne. “WhyT “Waldron hat. and continues to do ao. I remarked how ahsorlved he wa# In studying Its architectural t>eautle# | • uf tha trm of F. J A Cm datt* bustnem la tha City af Taiada. County and Stnta •f.*»«oswl and that aatd firm will pay tha aum af ONB HUNDRED d6*XaRS for aach and wary raaa of Catarrh that cannot ba curad by tha ua# of HALL'S CATARRH MEDICINE FRANK J CHENEY ■worn to boforo mo and tubornbod lo my prooanco, thla Ith day of Drcambor. A D 1MI A. W. GLEASON, , a Ual) Notary Public, air# Catarrh Modldo# la tak#n in- tarnally and acta through th# Blood on th# Mucou# Surfacea of th# 8yat#m. 8«nd for t##tlmonlals. fro#. F. J. CHENEY A CO., Tol#dE O. Irugflat#, 76c. Ill# for constipation. Bold by all drugglat#, 76c. Hall'# Family Pill Read below a partial list of the opportunities to procure pre miums and some of the other attractions. Then determine to visit i or ta.** t>; i !**>•■» and general environment fhromrh in 1 n A THOMAS* HOG POWDER, the opera gtnaa and look ■ look myself. I jd^i untie, conditioner and worm ex it appran that fh» ganlm nf ilm Way I wllgf. the xrmnrr vmi her'** sawng land place, aa U la called, la a favor- I this money, flit aootiar yon will tie apnt with a most graceful and I i«. So come to our #tort this day pntfllv dn-aj young lady T rallied 1 get a tupply Waldron. Imslng the nctlnn on my ■••pLlotic and la hut alwuy * f*anb aatd truthful way W admittr«| the soft tmpeeehmmnf nf an umnanal lutefeac ■ la tha fonng indy In (neatum. It# dm ♦ J. L GROGAN, C0TT0H FACTO* I nr merit af l.rwgna A it'tieud hems tmration IX hth Uvea# At Lt »T % C % Visit the State Fair It’s Worth While Are you coming to .the State Fair, October 27-31? If not, why not? The South Carolina Agricultural and Mechanical Society which promotes fhe State Fair is this year celebrating its semi-centennial. For fifty years the Society has sought to better agricultural condi tions in the State and to encourage the breeding of better live stock, cattle and hogs. No fair was held last year because of war conditions. Consequently energies are being redoubled this year “These Rats Wouldn’t Eat My Best £ 0 f a j r an extraordinary success. Grain,” Says Fred Lamb.. It’s hard to keep rats out of a feed store. Tried for years. A neighbor- work ed^ordeTs 0 S °Gath^red^up^dead j the fair, one day at least. Reduced rates will be offered by all rail- rats every morning. Bought more roa( j s . Keep these things n mind: I?at snap. Ha\en t a rat now. ey ^ The fair opens at 9 o’clock Monday morning, October 27. 2. MondaY afternoon. Field day and rough riding races by soldiers from Camp Jackson. Thursday night two opposing forces of soldiers will engage in night attacks, vividly reproducing a western front engagement. Tanks and field pieces will have part in the attack. 3. Tuesday is “Legion Day,” when the first meeting of the South Carolina branch of the American Legion of Honor will be held in the hall of the House of Representatives. 4. Wednesday and Thursday a number of purses for $200 each will be raced for by South Carolina horsemen. 6. Krause’s aggregation of 20 shows, one big ring circus and hippodrome will furnish an attractive and varied program of en tertainment during the off hours. 7. Twice each day free acts are also given for the benefit of the fair crowds. The Delamead Troupe will give a wonderful exhi bition of seven posing scenes. The Earle sisters will execute dar- ir k feats on double flying Udders. Pollard s educated horse will give an interesting demonstration of that rare quality of "uncom mon horse sense." 8. Seventy-two worker* in the farm and home demonstration will have ditplat * fit»m practically every county* in South T*u carl*aids of exhibits a ill cocne from Clemaon Cot- wouldn’t eat my best grain .When I threw RAT-SNAP around.” Three sizes, 25c, 50c, $1.00. Sold, and guar anteed by The Best Pharmacy and C. F. Molair, Barnwell, S. C. Male and Female Swimmer#. Swimming comes easier to wometf than men because the specific gravity of their bodies is less than those of men. The preportion of flesh is great er in the body of a woman than In that of a man and the proportion of bone Is less. Therefore the woman to light er in proportion to her size and floats more readily. This gives her an ad- %umage as a swlmiuer. % FEEDING VOIR HOGS MEANS DOLLARS (NOT ( ENTS) TO YOF. You tave tune and money by using itlTtPf j j wm ^ ipa ■ * >*xh v gw a w0*m Cg and daftrMt Ka> fed tp he #ivX te 1 the Wat#»*4 giaee *• tangmev smbm# fhttfeg ahA#M R. A# M might ee# hag* pen agata a# a ywat M «• |«awi V ane aa* ahaaa lh hee ga* | h*a AM the R'gha ••ee ana# eh#egi «aa* #e«*aa* Eha ara# pe<amMhi y beaeaenM* aa4 *ae ae-4 WTehhPwai a#ea ##Mi#gaM# a#teh^#eg #a •a* a#feM#he*, hat haN# ha feaaaAaatg •heea a ahaha hi»ia*n a aa I he hga •«aaaga4l ha mev# hee a a • t fa at hee h**eae seaeevpl i-aa»a «aaea *ha% *wa^ aeg a# hee ^taae * aaa—f Me# Fjaae # * Ah Iheea ti Ka **W9 mt *ha ##haha a#a*e Mb#a ft#ahai V aaa *a an eeg#ha#i aa heaaaaa a •*% • aa gggPdhaaa a# Ehaeaaa tha aehee haaa Dhta v f gfaahaa the *aa# a»« a a *%a taa faMh waykamml, aha haaa fa## 4he, #• a «#ee% a#hp#ehaaa R. r If rvu huva m purebred cwurorbog. ywi wtH wwit you eXAittmc the prvtvitum llatu being ufTarad Ig Ihrac * ta**ifw atiofi# The premium* in *b< 10. 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It* Farmers’ Ginnery, I * M I by mi fTer-nt aorbera in Ihe ivgire* and factories of America Jn a fee years I d b# the rlrheM man la the world." “LIKE UM" ami "LICK UM From faraway Tul#a. Okla . comes the atory that War Savinga Stamp# are tremendously popular among the Indians who hav# grown rich from oil w#U# discovered oa their properties. “Btick-em-on” competition# are popular among the Indian Rocke fellers, who buy tke $5 stamp* in sheets, arrange their cards neatly and start licking and sticking at a prearranged signal. Aftsr all the stamp* had been stuck on during a recent contast tha Indians capped the “field meet'’ • THRIFT TABLE 2S P*nni*M»-.l Thrift Stamp 11 Thrift Stamp#-1 W 9 9 W. 8 9—1 Hundred Dollat Stamp I Hundred Dollar Stamp*—First . Installment on your hema. smiths A day |«ew* -d by. t* •• tlujr*, I but I* e k •*••*!% i-*! no r # T y, and hh fif 1 at a I wiln t of tie "spvr: t!i« •li. He tf§t| iittf I ntiik +* sib m# tine** for th# * fa.t t hat the Wfttril sn d wan! of .1 of.| i Wnyla ind had ImhM! #«*t to a"* III ft 1 • M| where every mor# ot IsiHmI was under the rloae'd Thrift Stamp# will atlck when a fal low needs a friend. Make Thrift a happy habit through War Savings Stamps.' bjriining up and racing to the poat- office to get the stamps registered, blue Nose 9mel)s-No- Meat won tha mo# And had his stamps registered first. H# had pasted on $416 worth of War Barings Stamps in six min ute# and fourtssn sscondt. Hla tints to tha postofflca was If onda flat Her# is what on# man did. If you don’t know him you know somo one lust like him In your community. fwi your mommy whars H Bhhle duty for yeu—In War will 4o Twenty years ago ha owned the clothes he stood In and that wee about all. Me aated fifty dollars the flrot year; the naxt year, with a little better wages, seveaty five One thing with another—a wife and family 1 Deluded—he baa eared an areraf# of fire dollars a week for twenty years What ha aarad In twenty years waa about flr« theuaaad dollars Whet be la twiee tee Meueend—Ub< aa la tbe parabls ■M dolls aa week tag for him yearly m ryn*w«ure. It was t»»rt»ire oomplefe to sit at the open window of Ills nw*m and tuke within the r«nge of his vision so distantly a sight of the dainty, flitting form of his Inomornta. Archery wjm about the sole recreation of Isabel, and as he noted her in its pursuit he likened the punctured targets to the poignant wounds separation occa sioned to his own longing and lacerat ed heart. At the end of the third day of anx- dous, woeful waiting, Waldron made up his mind that Miss Vane was not inclined to favor his suit. Had It been otherwise, he reasoned, she surely would have found some way of com municating with him. He niade up Ids mind to go to the city, Immerse himself—in—business—ftftd—forget—hto- mlsery and disappointment. He tv*vs seated dejectedly on a garden sent when his lltW brother Willis came up ,to him. , “Oh, Waldron!” he hailed, •won’t you make me a bow to v 8hr*ot - with? See, I found a beautiful arrow right under tike window of your room." As Waldron caaually took the gr- v rnw. he aroused to sudden animation. A folded compact fragment of paper was discernible, wedged Into (be Heft mf the feather guide. He opened It aad a wild fmj epranf ta hla eyre, tt read. Th*# to my eaty way «f tetlmg fmm (hat Tuesday I shart ha a* the rmia hewed far my gxedtoa el tom tf yea wMi atoa ha a f mX toM yaw what I i iMa ’ ire •plendid aieUr* that 1 am cdtriitg for oalv at nnce* that ei|| aatr you mont-v,. If in nrrd of good eork stock, sec me before buying rKeehere. f Y : I I J. B. MORRIS, ^ ^trnwell, S. C. j&a, ItAMNU El L. S. C <-:-x-x->*x~x-:*<-x-x-x-X“X~x-:**x«:->*x-x-x*v«k-x-x-x-x-c«o«c**x* t MONEY TO LOAN Loans made same day application received. No Red Tape. HARLEY & BLATT, A t torneys-at-La w Barnwell, S. C.' jj—jjts KINGS GIVEN AWAY.—Mm. Wo- men. boy# and girto. Light qr heavy Birth StM.r. Emblematic Lodge, or Clear Setting Rirgs, worth from fl-Sl ta fTJM each, given far eat evening's work ahesnng BROTHERHOOD ta year arsgMhari. Every nag « guar • hr 12 Karaf gwAd. aad ee If VPV ^tw—I Vi i SWVg I J Y I I Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y ? Y Y Y X f ? Y Y v *:* Y Y r y * Y Automobiles For Sale. I HAVE FOUR USED AUTOMOBILES THAT I AM OFFER-. ING FOR SALE AT BARGAIN PRICES, AS FOLLOWS: 1 BUICK TOURING CAR. 1 OVERLAND TOURING CAR. 2 FORD TOURING CARS’. i THESE CARS ARE IN GOOD MECHANICAL CONDITION AND WILL GIVE GOOD SERVICE. FOR PRICES ON ANY OF THE ABOVE APPLY TO tain's G Advertise in THE PEOPLE