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M« •••»♦♦»«« MM »#•»•♦•♦♦♦ MMMMMMMMM I I MM»» I WANTED! EVERY FARMER IN BARN WELL COUNTY TO KNOW THAT I AM ERECTING A lU.r'ui MODERN FLOUR MILL X AT BLACEVILLE, WHICh I WILL HAVE IN OPERATION * | BY JAN. 1, 1920. THE FARMERS IN THIS SECTION ARE * x URGED TO SOW WHEAT AND BRING IT TO BLACKVILLE $ TO BE GROUND. PLAIN AND SELF-RISING FLOUR. 9 T C. E. Fishbume, Z BLACKY VILLE, S. C. Wanted. ONE HI MHin> IHIIM Of «M>U IMiTN «* %\D PINIL KH HKJI M»l B (HI PH»9IT I RfTT LONG. IP 1(H Mill! I ■ BHHPZ MHMXP rGIf'W mi t >Hit» Farmers , Ginnery, BARNWF.IX.S.C. VICKERY late '-^*0 BROS. Barnwell. S. C « General Auto Repair* and Accessories. Fisk Tires and Tubes Mobileoils Philadelphia Storage Battery , X.^’*.*’.*’. #4 .**«**.**.**»**.**.**!**t*****.********.**.**.**.**. , *.**»**»**»**.********.*****.**I**I* < **%X**»**.*****I**J*****-**I**I‘ < I»-J T~~~ WILL BE WONOERFUL ROAD MlfWwy wf i#u# O^awiU In «*• RMlqr MwwwUKH • Rival *f IH« Appian Way. Taklnf mmpla from the famoaa AppUn way. which haa the name of helnf the flrst great road undertaken by the Rnmana aa a public work, the atate of Colorado, with the help of an appropriation by the United Statea government, la building a highway of aolld granite In the Rocky mountains. No^other highway In the world, It Is predicted, will provide travelers with so magnificent a scenic setting, close to a sheer fall of 3,000 feet on the Dther side of the great ^concrete posts and cables that will safeguard vehicu lar traffic. One gets an Idea of the road from the practical statement that It Is costing $25,000 a mile to build. Like the Appian way, on wiiioh long sketches of pavement flrst traveled over 300-odd years before the Chris tian era, still remain practically per fect, the chairman of the Colorado highway commission believes that Colo rado Is creating a work which will defy the centuries and stand, on comple tion, as the most wonderful road In the modern world. Quite Comfortable, Thank You. A comfortable * widow is Mrs. Amanda Jackson, colored. She Is drawing threa $37.50 pensions, or $172.30 a month, for the loss of three husbands during the war. and will draw that amount for 20 years. Mrs. Jones* husband died of spinal menin gitis soon after entering the service and taking owt a $10.<mio Insurance policy. The widow ma fried owe ftmtffc He (nek a rotflmum life to* ears nee policy to Iter fa v«*c and was killed In aesbm TWn Mrs J ftosttli warned Private Jackswn. a m tnmed aoMlee., wto* ala** nsaaed We |g a f1®*» gwtlry. tatsewva m»4» We a wVtaw a third ttote to Wm than vwe pswra TW war nto hwrwaa W rtwees to toahe awww We atotmaa MOTOR CARS i | y y Y y | | y y $ i ! y •3* J s Why This Mighty THOUSANDS KNOW, BUT DO NOT APPRE CIATE THE EXTENT OF ITS LEADERSHIP. Respect For Essex TW e*« ree*aaKwg ras aaH toesato 'too of gpeaaa ar* WeatHpang a 41 • toreaoas to aa4|sos «o * • leto ■ 4W» ftotof Magi Wan* a mww wn! woaitod asn*w Bnatog>o aa • 90 | toan na «4Wtot to HW HtoNtoBt Vtoaaapf f aeomeami aaoMtn Re*«oaigs«o #eeRon to>*a I gW e%R*d <d$»e*a*a la n toag a*aao§ losaa i sag too s*og e**a* *d catoMnntoaaan tow I rtotot ntowto toMgtoa an owf *0 *s*a aa*f 1 aggntoan totogA ll to na to* towiag aM | n***iiMt tetoatoto eapo«sa> 5 ‘f wa »W toto I 999 4W«aao ngeatoaa MnetoWestf gen* to ton I $totoeneae w%*en to katotoag aa law gMB I aesNR* na ^Maraw»sg#e*e R*e«(iew» ooa*» aa | **■*-• »*• ** moo ton* It is like reminding the average reader of something he a ready knows to apeak of Es sex leadership. Its position as a popular car filling a here tofore unoccupied field, is accepted as a mat ter of fact. By word and attitude all motor- dom acknowledges its position. But let us consider the reasons for Essex prestige. J 7~ -Y«u will probably say it is because of its performance You compare Its general ap pearance and performance with the admira ble qualities cf other ears. You place no pnrw limit on those cam to which you com pare ths Essex. It is because the R»«ex to nearly match** tW standard* yvg bald ns your ideal, that it M • lender., F>ny \ l| %T< NRH ALL * Rfc4)( IREtorNTH There ig amt-'* eaidetore to eveey iaenbiy ta a*«aRgH far a hat psagie am my *ng fbr tW 9 «ae« g nus pal (Mi tfto togftost it tonY goev«MgfW fse sa te any hwa fa«4 Wl f-mue * aa .*<# de%**a toe 4h*sY saad to «genh e* a* w*ef«etotoM»e ag totos ae to* •smdseR omH * .4.sg gasS *«<• Yha «tto toss And 10,000 owners are daily giving their cars opportunities to prove Essex worth. Added to that t re close a half million mo torists who 'vice their admiration. The most conservative and critical person having knowledge of *i.c Essex is its sponsor. TIME IS REVEALING ANOTHER QUALITY It is showing that the Essex stands up under hard se/vice. It retains the qualities which have erveted the respect with which it M held. Squeaks and rattles are not so common It is rigid an I powerful Little attention to required to ke p the Esses in smooth run ning rotfwjjt.or. I t r r > list • use to the regard eva*r* have roe the r>gri Ml HE Gt IHEH HY to H %T rKMTLK HAY The hest p4s * In toad ogfl atosul the Cewn i* asuMgg thus. wto» hgve tonf these cues fsr iigae sae* ftsMU the thoMMhnds who Ijnagi La** a pgefmto mws ■■MtomMsr'snn nau* 1 *S* (ton 1 IJMrn tto $ s*e r'nme tn in gs*4 taW J n ♦ * • * «•* ~+ •m V. t m f sm»I I ♦ * i Hagood- Jennings Auto Co Huchon Super Sis sod Drairrt. maim stacST rimxi: n BARNWELL. S. C. oqusts ssoot or Hum %• gmn toga hgggrsaWf tout haaom } s^og to Isas sgug 90 Ran g*n wig* n*gf«Rr ■ • * an n m n im* la B (HI tit KB f iHI •g •• »tfe Typewriter Ribbotu Atoto Carbon Pi «•! ONLY THE HUT GRADt > < A to* HIED IN SUM K ll DON’T FORGET That our GINNERY 16 in firdt-class condition andds runnjng every day. We art* now preparing to install a flourmill with a capacity of 75 barrels a day and urge the farmers to plant WHEAT. We W now operating one of the largest CORN MILLS in the county, and also have an up to dfte FEED MILL, ready to grind Velvet beans, etc. M K PAY HIGHEST I %SH PRICES FOR COTTON' SEED. CORN AND PEAS. a Ung *t»»o hut the fact re main* that a* the human race devel oped and became more clflllaed ths Adam’s aii'le in man bnume more prominent. The ancient Greeks • le* plcted their strong heroes and highest iyp*>a of hvauty with prominent "ap ples." slthough modern artlnts and sculptors rather Ignore It In their works. As a matter of fact, the wear ing 0# high stocks and collars would seem to point to the fact that man Is not altogether proud of displaying his badge of beauty. i Farmers' Ginnei Two Sides of Japan. A remarkable difference exists be tween the climates of western and central Japan, so much so that, these districts are distinguished by the names of Sanludo—shady side—and Sanyodo—sunny side, respectively. During the long and rigorous winter of western Japan the central province, bordering on the Inland sea, enjoys dry and comparatively mild weather. The two regions and the factors determin ing their climatic conditions are dis tinct. A Japanese writer says that while the Winter climate of central and southern Japan depends on the southwestern monsoons, that of the western cosst I* directly related to the bsrometrie ares of north C’hins. Blmpl# Computsttofi. It was th* first day •*( school snd Elizabeth w b<> is now in the agmod grad* brought h*r llttk* •isirr. Emma, lo aftowd utth tore to start la tto Brut grad* TW iracWr said t* EUaaWtto “Hko* ufttf Is EausasE KHaaWcfc aa •••red *1 Wat lauu. but uuW had hm9 hsua fatow THE RARNtoELL PEOPLE. HarpwHI, S. C. ^x-xx-:-x-x->-x~:->*X“X-x~x-> aRa .a. .a. THE CITIZENS BANK • FAIRFAX. S. C « UNMAaRls UT 1TBtotNT Btottto RBEQtoT T»» af if B fctNIk BAitllMJL V %tol to Ifto, ISIS toStoOCtotta Laua* mad fhrt'nniflr 1*1? *^1^* and Fistogau ••••*• IsJHtolT WuldaaB, Euruiturw Btwrk* aad BoRkda.... 2S.IR2BB Cash and Dua f rwsa Banks ...... ll.TWlR Lunum »* ■SUU TrvBts eta ... TOTAL ..t203.4&S&3 TOTAL IlhjMBi S.TUB9 . ia$.7t7 49 $Ju3.4o2 &S "THE BANK OF SERVICE. tt • J. E. JOHNSTON. Pres. F. M. YOUNG. V.-Pres. GEO. D. SANDERS. V.-Pres. J. B. BARKER, Cashier. •fr<^X»* , X~X , <~XK~X**X-!~X~X**X~X* , X~X~X~X~XK~X~X*-X~X~X~X*"iX»d ♦X~XXX**XXX~X < *X* < XX~XXXX~XX~X' 4 X* 4 X~X~X-*X**X M v* a. , _ -A " : f - 7 . t - .. . x 7 7 7 7 7 f 7 7 7 X t Service f t I 9 t s\u til % U4 • • | tuau OUR OFFICERS TAKE A KEEN PERSONAL INTEREST IN SERV- ' ING CUSTOMERS AND SEEING THAT EACH PATRON IS ACCORD ED COURTEOUS AND SATISFACTORY ATTENTION OUR SERVICE IS EFFICIENT—NOT ONLY FROM A MECHANI CAL STANDPOINT BUT ALSO IN FURNISHING HELPFUL ASSIST ANCE TO EACH CUSTOMER, EXACTLY ADAPTED TO HIS INDIVID UAL REQUIREMENTS. YOUR ACCOUNT, WHETHER LARQE OR SMALL IS CORDIALLY INVITED. THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK BARNWELL S. G Capital Stock, $80,000.00 s k. uooaana*fim LrantaoaLC AC lUTTHtaW Ami