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m m /• THE BARNWELL PEOPLE! 1 ,u "' i ■ — -■■■ 1 ■ ■ (•min,*';S.iy# I rrd Lunih. A :• •> Entered nt the post office nt Harnwell, S. C.. es second-cVoss mutter. s<<*re. Tried for ye:*rs. A neif?h)ior- store sold me some RAT-^NAl*. It A worked wonders, (lathered up dead •f rats every morning. Bought, more RAT-SNAP. Haven’t a rat uow. They \M)uldn’t int my best, prain When I ■—| threw ftAT-SSlAP around.” Three It. P. DAN IKS. Kditor and Proprietor, ^ -.'><••, •;<)»•, ^1.00. Sold and ^uar- *|* j antecd by 1 'J’he Best Pharmacy and (\ F. Molair, '- B; rnweli, S. C. _ y JOHN W. MOLMES 1840 -1912 TimM* r+mT i.e.- ^ Subscription Bates: One year 1 $l.r»0 Six months . — .00 Three months .bO Per copy — .05 * MONEY TO LOAN 5 ? Loans made same day application received. A' Advertising Bates: Lcpal alveitisements at the rate allowed by law. \T O J T 1 Obituariv s, Tributes of Respect, etc., [NO IvCCl 1 &p0. 100 words free of charge; each addi- i _ . . *- tiohal word, 1 cent. , HARLEY & BLATT, Classified advertisements, special . ‘ notices, cards of thanks, etc., 1 cent a j AttOmeVS«at“LaW word each insertion, \»ith a minimum ^ char,:,, of 25 oents. ' . . Bamwell, S. C. Fransicnt display adverttsements, .. 7 25 cents pc r inch. LiTwral rate s al- 1 lowed on contracts for 100 inches and over. Bates made known on appliea- lion. * m % i /v^i, • i g / 7( 1 • y« ■ / v ■ r ; A A A I r 7t 'L_ m ; i Wm. McNAB Representing All chan-res of advertisements and ! HEALTH AND ACCIDENT all communications mu.-.t be in this i office Tu -sday at noon to insure pub- INSURANCE COMPANIES, lication in current issue. All communications must be signed ; —— I>y the write r. not for publication but i» _ _ • »* *• • J , r \ . ,i .. Personal attention piven all as nn e\idern»* vro.^! faith nno to protect thu nrw.Hpaper. The publishe r is not responsible for the views of rorrrspondenta. business i .j. TIIt’BSDAV. NOYKMBKH rt. lt*P.». Offic e in Harrison Block, Main St... RARNWEf.U S. C. Tfr+mmam Notice. ! * . FIRE INSURANCE \ bmmimUm l^votectlfli • fl I M»p^oieo l. p. Wilson *%ar%mriI A r. b 4 4v\vP T 1 . V“\\k; .V' ^ • ■' TiMm - Nfc\ fA'M ' ASf \ yh' A'vY\v\\ / "‘m^y I I A /ff' W V M/' ■ V ■»! , 1 ‘.fZ t . ’ '■> A V Wf-* : Wjl Hli‘ > )T' :J 7'tPV^ \v: if® i ll| \ \V. H <^rAI.ITV AND STVIJO \r% tllHIJ j9i*f \ *>rk Kate l«'%' pi tt'cr St HltWe | jit^rlt */,lJTifft I TW in rt^feemg iBafnilafit) mi tKm# ■n * 11 Hiir wrWL’i V . • srtcuL raicts t COAT sum COATS AND Ml AM 5 111 Ml I \ Dll I I HI M 9 K t tRIliR, A# • • V\ herr 1 here*^ » Hah) on I arm Keep But Snap. RaD are <-n m<»<t farm*. Once they fret inside the H.oum b.ok out. Rats kill infants—biting them is not un usual. Niiisinfr bottles attract rats. I Brake a cake of RAT-KNAP and throw it around. It will surely rni you of i n.ts and mice. Three sizes, 25c, 50c, $1 .00. Sold and guaranteed by The Best Pharmacy and F. Molair,' Barnwell, S. C. ! Town Tax Notice. Notice is hereby -riven that taxes for the town of Hilda will be due and payalde on and aftt r November 8th, 3910. The books w ill close March 15th, 1920. 0. R. Hijrhtower, Clerk. WATCH YOUR HENS.. Hens that do not lay do not pay. You can make these non-layers pay you for the feed they eat bv ^ivinir them B. A. THOMAS’ POULTRY FEMEDY every day. Tonic, ep^r pro ducer anil used for trapes, bowel troubles and other troubles incidental to poultry. For sale by all trood dealers. s Will You Spend 50e. On Rat-Snap to Save $1 00? One 50c pktr can kill 541 rats. The rvera^e rat will rob you of |10 a )ear ir feed, chick and property deafruet- i«-fi HAT-SNAP is deadly to rata Cremate* after killifi(9 l^savaa aa amrli Come* ta eakaa Rata will pas* wp moat (fa * < iarx a* to faaa( 91 40 fcoAl assl g ***** imml ? > TW Wai f%aammcf aa4 C. w- M«Ai a. I RWawaR R C. I 9UR a.A LI. - i'} JW-O * Aw* - 1 m»i waAaw fmiao* Bwos 4 wama aaRp I ?W tWevtfMui, pel Life Was a Misery Mm. P. M. |RML M Mag*. ORIa. wn*r%j •“from 9m Mat I ca tered kRO wer-aafcood ... I looRcd vRk dread frtxn o«c moadl to OtO •eat. I suffered wadi my bock and bearing-dow* pain, until life to me wit ■ misery. I would think I could not endure the pain any longer, and I gradually got worse. • • Nothing seemed to help me until, one day, • • • 1 decided to TAKE The Woman’s Tonic 14 1 took four bottles,” Mrs. Jones goes on to say, ,4 and was not only greatly relieved, but can truthfully say that I have not a pain. . » “ It has now been two years since 1 tookCardui, and I am still in good health. . . 1 would ad vise any woman or girl to use Cardui who is a sufferer from any female trouble.” H you tufler pain caused from womanly trouble, or U you ieel the need of a - food itrrfThcmf tonic to build up your run-down »yt>rm. take Me advtc* if Her Jones. Try Car- inL R beipnd bee We Al Dmigists I 1 tme ts a\:» 1 J. A. PORTER SkAUk RTBuT. BABXWEtJ. « t •#••>■■i w »aaanm»wm»»w*NWHHios>os ooasssa>B®»«>« The Ninth Annual Exhibition of the Greatest ORANGEBURG COUNTY FAIR FOUR DAYS Nov. 11, 12, 13, 14 FOUR TUES. WED. THURS. FRI. days All Departments Filled with Exhibits. High-Class Paid Attractions Daily. TUESDAY: Educational and Armistice Day. WEDSESDAY: Farmers Day. Racing and Driving. THU USD AY: Clemson vs. Citadel Foot Ball Game. Street Parade; Dance in the Evening. Racing and Driving. FRIDA Y: n Colored Day. Iloree Raring. Fa >* *< Riding b\ Colored IJoriRfnan aad I a die* Bail Gamn plalR Vmimfw tfn Reoedirt < . TLrg* 'w m ■ , „ . r t * Hi. 4JL kAD %1LRT OJLi* YROkSiMi tut A 4 II 1*44 o#*JEfl»T Jk UTJ, A%iM fJr} TT * MW! k I