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South Carolina State Fair at Columbia Oct. 27-31. REDUCED FARES ON ALL RAIL- R(AU)S. ASK YOUR TICKET ' V AGENT. m jv j (ireat Field Day and Wild West Show iVlOndftV! Soldiers from Camp Jackson. Tuesday: Wednesday: Thursday: “Legion Day” First Meetirig of the South Carolina Legion of Honor. THE BARNWELL PEOPLE t South ('arolina’s Greatest Horse Rac ing Events. The Classic CAROLINA-CUfe.MSON 1-opt hall (»arru*. » . • DONT MISS ANY OF THE GREAT FEATURES OF THE FAIR. GREATEST POULTRY SHOW IN THE STATE’S HISTORY. BIG EXHIBIT BY THE GOVERNMENT SHOWING THE NATION’S STRENGTH IN PEACE AND WAR. EXHIBITION DRILL BY PICKED COMPANY OF < LEMSON COLLEGE CADETS. THE GREATEST SHOWING.OF FINE C ATTLE AND HOGS EVER SEEN IN SOUTH CAROLINA. THE KRAI SS AGGREGATION OF 20 SHOWS. WONDERFUL FREE ACTS. — : i Entered at the nost ofTice at Barnwell. T . S. C. # ns second-class matter. •{• f IX ? T x Y x B. P. DAVIES, Editor and Proprietor. t n JOMM W. MOLMES 1840-1912 T HURSDAY, OCTOBER 23RD., 1919. j .J. Y x x Y Y Y Y Y Y Wanted. ONE HI NDMEH (IMK'I^IIDS Ol W<MiD. RiiTH 0%K %M> PINK. KJIHMC Mil It «ilt | f T ■■ « ANY TO ft ELL. t|l «ITR I H %<M II M»* RMT PtlC F PFH I ffHH The Four Hour Day. The Four Hour Day” is the name oV a little four-page pamphlet printed it. New York, “price, one cent, fifty £ «■ nts a hundred,” and, as its name im- ‘j* plies, advocates a four-hour work day. • .j. .Fourteen so-called reasons are given I Y i nd briefly they are as follows: jy * y 1. The four hour day will give ev- “ erybody a job. • ’ y 2. The four hour day will raise ‘j* vngos. i £ > • j £ 3. The four hour day will increase £ production. £ 4. Th? four hour day will dis-1 x rose of the middle class. Y x . r >. The four h<-ur day will unite the Y \ ege class. . . • Y IX 0. The four hour day is in line with Y labor’s hist tic cont* ^tion. £ THOUSANDS KNOW, BUT DO NOT AP PRE-; Cl ATE THE EXTENT OF ITS LEADERSHIP. Respect For Essex I * Y Y v ? Y Y Y y Y I r. Ti it of f. I v i»r. i. I« •** Tw fT»« a hour da} iA pr»*!t ur h«< ■« at It is like reminding the average reader of something he a ready knows to speak of Es sex leadership. Its position as a popular car filling a here tofore unoccupied field, is accepted as a mat ter of fact, tjy word and attitude athmotor- ciom acknowledges its position. But* let us consider the reasons for Essex prestige. You will pro!, tidy say it is lierause of its performance You compare its general ap pearance and performance with the admira ble qualities cf other car*. You place no prac limit on il.oMr cars to which you com pare ter E~ X. t*eau«* the h.**es •<» nearly matches tn*ta*d« yt u hold tt« y*»ar eh »1, that MNMMPf* And fo.000 owners are daily giving their cars opportunities to prove Essex worth'. Added to that i re close a half million mo torists who "Mice their admiration. The most conservative ami critical person having knowledge of Go Essex is. its sponsor. TIME IS REVEALING ANOTHER QUALITY It is showing that the Essex stands up under har«) so .vice. It retains* the qualities which have t.•voted the respect with which it is held. I t! Nquraks an ! ratt is rigid an I p *w«' ■oiitred to ke it th F>S> \ \| iTt IIM \LL RUlt IK EM ENTS **•] arc not so common. 1. Little attention is issex tn smooth run- [ion. Every* day s ute a*i*Is to tile tiers have for the Essex. Vi RE GUIDED HY W M *.T EEurtR * \ Y ■da * to h— I esit al»*ut the Eesea f M f TV* f w ■ in ii iiftiwr T<vr % f«*r h^r tDDKh.ww Farmers , Ginnery, BARNWELL. S.C. K ft. IHIQUL VICKERY ItllHjiDnnnMOIIIIlIf BROS. Barnwell. S. C. * General Auto Repairs and Accessories. Fisk Tires and Tubes Mobileoils IX T bn foMW 4 lay tors mat ve* nnhp ri Nur% Rfwfel wfjfwt MHHaft* 14 T |ftm * mmM IbnV daar appamla ta l aft t'la * 4 ramvels It m baft ft- i 1 - ’ m •* m ika* amy naas WHHtnS |M#1 w » t* aa* ft a pr* ntsf M pi * Wmtf my al nar4~i mi V*ft I Rbs 90 000/m 1 ks. aaftvam**d a* •a tfti R QMMRftb dftWmaM ftr' R BMlflW ftHkaf RRBMl fNpRk- Jr m0 0t0i kaaem *t\c hear ar 41 it 9*0 m0W*0 Me pemimrtime"* lie * aSHme mi ! tftoa yeMfmftmefta a mar 1 aaeeAee at «mt ilea arai m mm n fte« m vt ka» ftetm #* ( iftv eftireftm yava* I k eaa* 1 ... »f paaaaftBi 4 if tke amaemf naret tfti#*«aftkaed ifta ramaa^i* We 4a*r t k* fta4er*»« ifta* he la la cmemrat. fty «i 1 bs ftaa aaarft as keaaaNI awHI a f"h ■mis fmiMft at hea mi daRmaad KIKHR atp am4 raMNal I ftp fta laftem e*- . »*as-f Rad 1 i»i tto Um i b ■ t J 1 RftMft tARtoR R» a Wet db s *a*rr mi tl |RF ,% fttft ■ml aa vhr reaps try is , RtaflE RkR RRp ! 9m mm aammaft. aa 4 4 R^tRNRtD ttt i lltoa d la ftagft t*am r fer Che ■ fm ~ iraiaMs at W asltomai ea to femaakr fta tttmAi • mi ift»im> mm Mfreemre ftp tfte •tarha ■ft* aavl * Marik* ay a mi the aernr u»» • a mi the ndwal ■ hrapi mta amsm# ‘ftaa^a r«4 tokcMi ami left* eech ateye > wtD 'asakr A meet re eafr far 4r- asPlftel t. m m. radt|y war havimft )***♦% mm 1m ftffhl ami amm fee the pmrpeer ^avaktiia the msw Id aafe fee 4e- f r ran . ** Of r « •mree. Vt la no dift.cutt me.*ter i adv afire umr.i its age in* t the urtm s *o-<ai«rd tamsufi* in f*iv*ae wf ■c ah* url f«>ur-h<Hir day. but bncfljc, . FT '• i • • 1 up they are t lii«: * D.tmpho»d - y. A ml the fiftevnt Ivand m«*st con- nemg argument of ul), if it in.* news* mr r M S' T 11 ■■ “"H • I- *% f- * re*r-t |f assi» LJSsSer tw *iw a j i iMf •• Ihr 'narset a* ”• sw] Me 4~t • •sr* wv wS * it Imlas the m* tie tss •atar I **e% « can U jmt •hG<e e* ■ f Hagood-Jennings Auto Co., Hudson Super Six and Esiex Dealers. MAIN STtCCT rmiXE T» BARNWELL. S.C. X > a » > *«a — - - - — fttNH t ft 1CM K tHlDfJIA MHI Typewriter Ribboru AND Carbon Paper ONLY THE BEST GR \DEA CAR RIED IN STIKK. THE BARNWELL PEOPLE, Barnwell. S. C. THE CITIZENS BANK a 3 FAIRFAX. S. C. t li\DI \»H» ftT %Tt Mt \| IRHW RUN HIT TO Rt %TR R%%R lAlMIMR M %R« H itH Itlft REUnCRf E*. LaaM aa4 iSiacwisnts f 142 .’ftt and Eularrs ••.••• IonnuIT ft i |-«tre ^BRftRftra Rtewks and Ramis ••• jn.43^2 00 Cash and lHie fr%*m Banks ••••••••.«•• S1.TR9 29 11 Min rm* ft*Mea wl 4m S' TOTAL *al ^’ark l*e I |r Nirpfus and Undivid ed Praftts........ hrpoeiU TOTAL ,. 2.7 ii 0J .U6.:07.tt t20a.4hLtt “THE BANK OF SERVICE. Philadelphia — ■ 11 - ■" 1 ,m ^ Storage Battery DONT FORGET 1 Y Y Y Y Y Y X Y , Y ' Y That our GINNERY is in first-class condition and is running every y day. W f e are now preparing to install a flour mill with a ••aparity of 76 barrels a day apd urge the farmers t<i t>hmt W*HEAT. W T e are now operating one of the largest CORN MILLS in the county, and also have an up-to-date FEED MILL, ready to grind Velvet beans, etc. WE PAY HIGHEST CASH PRICES FOR COTTON SEED, CORN AND PEAS. j.Ni w York t" whom all communira- j lions should l*e addressed—Franklin t t .tus. Surely there’s nothing in “Ti- , tu>” thftl b» f rroBlTT Rock an<l tlT ington and Concord, however much “franklin” may smack of Independ ence Hall in Philadelphia and that 1 Declaration that “all men are created I T free and equal” hut does not invest ^ any one of them with that license that ^ l as' been imported from the-land of Ivan the Terrible. # .. ♦is Trespass Notice. •x-x-:-x-:-x-x-x-x-x-:~x-x-x-:« J. E. JOHNSTON. Prtn. F. M. YOUNG. V.-Prew. GEO. 1). SANDERS. V.-Pres. V V V V V V V V V V . Vtf J. It. tt.XKK KK. CaftMtr. | e Mayflo\ver, Lex- ♦^£k**.**.**:^•X* , X**X**.*-X**X # -X*-X—X*-X—X-•X**X**X* , X*-X—I—*—*—’—*—*—*—*—*—*—•—•—••••-.•^y ♦^♦^♦♦^♦♦^♦♦^♦♦^♦♦^♦♦^♦♦^♦♦^♦♦^♦♦^♦♦^♦♦^♦♦^♦♦^♦♦^♦♦^♦^♦♦^♦♦^^♦♦^♦♦^♦♦^♦♦^♦♦^^ ♦♦♦ Any and all persons are hereby for bidden to hunt, fish, cut wood, haul straw, or in any way trespass on the lands of the undersigned under pen alty of prosecution to the fullest ex tent of the law. J. B. Givens. • Elko, S. C., R. F. D. No. 1. Notice to Creditors. i | The Personality Fanners’ Ginnery, * MMMMI BAENWRLi* R. C Pursuant to an order of the Court of ♦ Common Pleas and made by his Hon- ^ tv. Judge John S. Wilson, in re John Henry Creech, et. ^1. vs. Lurile San- J derm, et. sU all and singular the cred- V itors of the intestates, Robert * L. 4PS t rrrch and Mary E. Creech, are re- i tfUired to fil** with me their claims, if ( any they have, at any time up to Fn | day. Ortoftrr 31st. A. D 1919. ami is ' ur fault thereof to he debarred pa) * j Every creditor of the akasee katoft- Utea unR taka War manse hevaaf ami gesnara kamaalf msramlaRffy H L uftAhhuh im Rama ar t «#4B« On K >tU v Behind Our OUR OFFICERS TAKE A KEEN PERSONAL INTEREST IN SERV ING CUSTOMERS AND SEEING THAT EACH PATRON IS ACCORD- ED COURTEOUS \XD SATISFACTORY ATTENTION OUR SERVICE IS EFFICIENT—NOT ONLY FROM A MECHANI CAL STANDPOINT BUT ALSO IN FURNISHING HELPFUL ASSIST- - ANTE TO EACH CUSTOMER, EXACTLY ADAPTED TO HIS INDIVID UAL REQUIREMENTS. YOUR ACCOUNT. WHETHER LARGE OR SMALL IS CORDIALLY j INVITED. the first bank * BARNWELL, S. C. ^ Capital Stock, $fiO,000.00 * f t T y T T f T t 1 1. E HARLEY-. Pic*. N. & W WALKER. Wc-Pn*. S. R MOORE. Vici Pwft A C