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I — MASTER S SALK. SINKSQ| IIJ>EUOi . . v Court ?f Common Plva? ^^**^^^^^* ,, ********W m !K , *!* , J»»I**3 m 5**I»v Jthn Henry Creech, et...al., FOR SALE. I s * Plaintiffs, ' 1 against Pm , Vi* it; 7 Lucile.Sanders, et. al., H)R SALE—Grade Jersey Cow* Defendants. three years old, with secohd calf, one J i: *ate of S( uth Carolina, Barnwell County. C'ourt month old. $80.00. P. M. Bucking- i am, Barnwell, S. C. !0-lG-2t. By virtue of a decretal order to me directed in the above entitled cause, I w il! sell at Barnwell, in front of the ■j C'ourt House, on Monday, the 3rd day WANTED Tn v.imt j u • I ^ T ° v omber 1919, it being saleday in n ^ and hay m i sakl month - withi ^ the legal hours of small quantities. Quote pnce to W. ! sale, the following described real P. Franklin, care Southern States Oil property: All that certain piece, par- Co., Barnwell, S> C. 10-16-2t ^ ce ! or tract of land, said to contain thirty acres, more or less, in Great Where There** a Bah> on Farm Keep Rat*Snap. Rats arc on m»**t farms. Once they get inside the house—look out. Rats kill infants—biting them is not un- usual. Nursing bottles attract rats. Brake a cake of RAT-SNAP and throw it around. It will surely rid you of rr.ts and mice. Three sizes, 2f>c, 50c, $1.00. Sold and guaranteed by The Best Pharmacy and G. F. Molair, Barnwell, S. C. FOR SALE.—At the W. H. De- W.tt Stables, Blackville, S. C., one car lead of fine Kentucky mules and t) R horses. I invite the public to come and Icok them over. D. C. Weeks, yBlack- ville, S. C. 10-9-4t-pd. FOR SA LE.—Shote s and Hogs. Weight. 50 pounds up. Butler Hagood, Barnwe 1, S. C. 10-U-3tlpd JUST RECEIVED.— A shipment of Ward’s Fine Popcr, whtfh I am of- fi ring a t bargain'price« l. In Itoxes, 20 rrd 25 cents per box; by the pound. 25 cent' t; envelope* pi centj a pack- i.ge.. ( N. Burckha ter. Druggist, Lamwe n. s. c. 10-2-41. FOR 8 \I.E.—Five gram Aspirin Tablets One dozen. la rents; two do/rn 2T» rents.aC^N Burt khslter llniggle t. / FOR SALE—T>|a or.teg nUtaaft* ard rat Kfl |*3firf« |l •t gfstalrs only. AdiftM 1 TV IVwaW. 1 Umwe.L ft 1* Cypress Township, in the County aforesaid, and bounded by lands of • T . F. Creech, Mrs. Maggie Jenkins Mrs. Carrie E. Barker and lands of MYs, Simpson Sanders. Alsor -x All that tract said to contain fif teen acres, more or less, situate, ly ing and being in the same locality of the above tract, and is separated from the above tract by a small tract said t > be the property of the said Mrs. Simpson Sanders and is bounded by h-nds of the same parties as set forth in the description of the foregoing tract, being the intestate lands of Mary E. Creech as set forth in the complaint. Also: All that certain piece, parcel or tract ■ of land, snul to contain forty acres,. mere or Icm. siturrteil in Great Cypres* * M.wr. ‘h:p. ip the aforesaid county, 1 cm! bounds I by la^d* formerly owned 1 ease, now owne<i U of Mrs. Mary j i '«f M^ 1 . E. Creech. avd« of the ta*e fully set fwvth i Health About Gone he late Alfred R :. F. R z« r. land t erech aiul lar !• f th~ mtreta*e I rtX I Cveerh. as •erpUiiot uf % %LI \M F. LWU ■ ■ I III I X«4» c i» e% I « ettew tlLst *h Me ’a* on ■wt« O mi the h t'arw 90* 1. L CSt •h PuntuMwr •tamps , OT1AXXOX. Many thousands of women suffering from womanly trouble, have been benefited by the use of Cardui, the woman’s tonic, according to letters we receive, similar to this one from Mrs. Z. V. Spell* of Hayne, N. C. *‘I coultf not stand on my feet and just suffered terribly,’*’ she says. “As my suf fering was so great, and he had tried other reme dies. Dr. had us set Cardui. . . I began Improving, and it cured me. I know, and my doctor knows, what Car dui did tor me. tor my nerves and health were TAKE IX 1919 i • US m utraro *%t e. **i» * i • *# CARDUI The Wonun’i Tonic RSi Hr m- ^ --B BBt A ^ Py •ttttos »t 9 ftssWNUhl tMhftre fts 90 - w % ftpp w m i Ml • ffos. flRHftWRR <5 ,tdft 4 sai vfte { futm* 4Kft >;|f ga 1! I. 9 # • t * 9*9 09009 . gt| 1 1# tM II ft 09 W Bmi 4ft gg Wi #| % — ’♦ c.4, 4* ftpsso* 4^ is*. Faoi iq a a 9*9000, «oift ftf A j • •a** 999090 OP R ■* ‘‘Ataf Ift. ftft«0t(| As9 P. 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Its KiSchingo, tv RayUtoit, Attumay. worn ns liw ••Hnary 90$ #!**• ^msaanmai asaa EnM99« an tha Easnl nadl I Vamm*ea ‘J'm.* a awaim^aMan Sdly t 0§ 99999 mm9* 99 •WS 90$ 9m00*9 f § • faimaa* (la ta« hkMVSh hy 9 anasww paaaa 99 thp ad kmad ly amg nnd haanp • stwaam rha mhaaa wnsnmd tmmda mad (Et'dk FhssiW*# knhd msad pharu 99 9*0 <0 tmmd Vwmn 909 imlr adHam *a*o 9*001 waAv amd h» g' 99 la |f RtavS, 90 lha EaaC hy UnfWfNh Fand. mad am the AmosIi smd Vans ho tmndh ad E tt Eaarh TVa ahaaa daa • fllad Imada a • ra cams ayad la Ika anad V ary R ths ana In Anaamdi t ^ Sf It <pf 4 Ak' * Im)-.* 1 fhar-fawrth ad ana area •itnnl min ad Rnbtar an t hr l^<rt K FIRE INSURANCE Ah»olute PraCactian Strongr«t * 4 ompanic* * L, P. WILSON BARNWELL, 8. C JACKSON’S ORION KING A acu»t 0 Esi (mod and 1 it'‘ijflftft* tf iftR lands a f w. T. U1 1 m« f%. Mam 9twwt * i d G. Me fttls. Hr., tbs » siftEfti til flic* •a id lot l 1 g reet ft>te«l I FI f f|ft* a * ft Vwi 8 « ffire f. ,r the abi’\ t r name J % wunly nml Slate, 1 n Hot >k ID. x 1 , page 274 Fift> 1 501 /VI acrei • of to nd on Dovis h ought $.* - th ■ highest price ev- . , - ^ u . . . , # , 1 * t-^u: lands uf Mary S. Owens* «eat by ,r p... 1 f-: a h< g :.r.y r- ♦*<!. Op.- ] ^ ^ of D j, ,,, n(it Xorth by I>. F. of out herd boats, Arles Orion Prince, w:is sired by a litter mate to this lioat. We offer several gilts bred to P.'B.*« Imperator 2nd. our 1,000-pound son of the matchless old Imperator. These giits also sired by litter mate to Jack- son’s Orion King. While they last $75.00 each, weight around 200 pounds, 11 months old. • / CEDAR GROVE FARMS, L. P. Tobin, Prop., Barnwell, S. C. 9VL8-tf. NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS Branch, in the above named County j a;ul State, convert'd by Alice \V. Cal- l 11 un to' Frank S. Owens on March 6,1 1 WO, recorded in Book 6Z. page-Jll3. rnd lioumleil as follows: Fast by es- Chilled ftrcccsr: of Farmers’ and Merchants’ Bank of Willistson, South Carolina. WHEREAS, by resolution of the’ Board of Directors of Farmers’ and Pender and South by D. r. Pender and Binds of F. S. Owens. /'''Also: Twenty-eight (28) acres of land known as a part of the Willingham ’ land conveyed by D. F. Pender to F. S. Owens, September 15th, 1890, said uced being recorded in Book 5Z, page 58, and bounded North by estate lands ol Mary S. Owens, West by waters of Davis Branch, South by lands of D. F. Fender and East by the Barnwell Road. Terms of sale cash. Purchaser to nay for papers and stamps. H. L. O’BANNON, Master for Barnwell County. Master’s office, Oct. 13th, 1919. “These Rats Wouldn’t Eat My Best Grain,” Says Fred Lamb. It’s hafd to keep rats out of a feed STIFRGTH-SERVICE-SAVINGS FOR SALE BY HARTIN’S GARAGE, BARNWELL. S. C. WATCH YOUR HENS. Hens that do not lay do not pay. You can make these non-layers pay vou for the feed they eat by giving them B. A. THOMAS’ POULTRY REMEDY every day. Tonic, egg pro ducer and used for gapes, bowel troubles and other troubles incidental to poultry. W For sale by all good dealers. MAKE THIS YOUR BIGGEST HOG PROFT YEAR. Take the profits of your corn crop and bigger profits on your hogs by developing and conditioning* them ftfT Merchants’ Bank of Williston, South ; ^yre. Tried for years. A neighbor- 1 market with B. A. THOMAS’ HOG Carolina, a corporation organized and i n g s tore sold me some RAT-SNAP. It j. POWDER. Lessens the chance of existing under the laws of the State worked wonders. Gathered up dead disesasc. Removing w’orms—General cf South Carolina, an increase of the rats every morning. ‘Bought more tonic. - ’ For sale by all good dealer*. capital stock of said dogjo rat ion was PAT-SNAP. Haven’t a rat now. They determined upon, nil and Singular the wouldn’t eat mv !>e*t grain .When I -tockholders of said corporation arc; threw RAT-SNAP around.” Three thereby notified to meet oh October k*tes, 25c, 50c, £1.00. Sold and guar- , a; D. 1919, in the Bank Building b >* • said Farm-rs* and Merchants’ The Best Pharmacy and C. F. Molair, ‘^^Unk of Williston. South Carolina, at B. m*r.;. .s # 9 o’clock' p. m. on sa«d day. to con- ‘ stairr said resoltttioft and increasing THERE'S A DIFFERENCE. /' , -v The Buick Built Crank Shaft has been desi^nateu as the back bone of this famous 0 Vah'e-in-Head Motor because it fust withstand the impact of every powerful explosion that takes place irf the Buick Valve^in-llduf cylinder. Strength, accuracy ana toughness are the fundamental requirements—gauged, hammered and tempered into each crank shaft thru the Tigid processes of expert machining. 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