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V B 1KINKSC rii.nKiO WAY OF SECRETS By NELL ADAIR. •l**!**I**»**»*****«**I**I , *I**** , I**I'”I**!"!"!**!*"I , *t**I“»!**I**t , *l* FOR SALE:: - syrup. liutlor FOR SALK—Sugfer caru* $1.50 per gallon. Apply to Hagood, Barnwell, S. C.. TOR SALE—Four patented bee hives, one new, others used one time. Apply to Mrs. P. ,1. Drew, Barnwell, S. C. 11 FOR RENT—My six-horse farm three miles from Barnwell and seven miles from Blaekville; one six-room dwelling, hams; and stables; three tenant houses: Apply to Mrs. Carrie R. Baxley, Blaekville, S. C. FOR SALE—One tract of five miles from Barnwell,* containing So4 acres, two 1-room tenant houses barn and stable.. Also one tract, con taining 100 acres; more or or less, six miles from Barnwell, two 4-roOpi ten- j lit houses, barn ami stables. Apply at The Barnwell People office, Barn well. S. C. lit. AlWadate \rti%e. The Allendale tuffrairi't* are m«»r enthusiastic over their work and an pn>areining splembdly. <'n Monday 'dis William Darlinff^on ^9 *1* ’l* *1* *1* *1* *1* %* *1* *1* %• *l ♦% ♦ «*« FOR SALK.—New upright (irand ! Mozart Piano. For price apply to W. R. Robinson, Barnwell. S. (*. ll-6~4t I don’t l»elie\«> in stMTets. You'ean go on thinking that you have n per* fertly good srend, which no one in the world suspects, and all at once the ret w I* M’ out at >ou—laughing, so to spc'ak, in youi' face. 1 knew, when I contided in Sallie ami I'plly, the twins, that they were absolutely trustworthy. Neither of tiles*' cousins would hetray ihe, if it j cost tier lif*>. i:«id s*'*‘, we w.u-e ; iirougiit up together, and felt a mutual | interest in each other’s welfare. From pinafore days, we freely confided our j troubles and joys,'confessing the inid- i ding attachmaiits too, which s«n*in too i silly to t**ll one’s mother. 1 didn’t have a mother, though 1 tried to borrow theirs until I was old enough to keep land,; house for Daddy. I could feel that her sympathy in my case, was not the same as it was with the twin daugh ters. I can’t remember just when I began to care for David. "For that \va* % the secret—my love for David, which I kept buried from sight in the “worth iest*’ eitruer of my heart. David was so good and wi**. and su perior altogether, that it «Te»iied pre- 'iimpfion for f«NtHsh me, to love him at all. But I did —and that was un- ax oidahle. \\ he as David was. this fa* t never entered l*i>» head, lie wn* gave a reception, the gue-ts of honor, ••2 • • Mi n 1. Dnn< an. Mrs. Julia‘S’ B. Salley of Aiken and Miss Lolo Trax. There were present over 150 women from several counties. JMiss Trax, Mrs. Salley and Mrs. Dunyan each made a splendid talk and there was a marked degree of enthusiasm. Mrs, Darlington is a wonderful leader and the womolv of the county adjoining heixs.arya a 11V*«‘g U) r hcv support. M rs. Salley is liending every energy to present the cause and need of suffrage to the men and women of South Caro lina. She meets With great encour- t V f V f T ? V ♦ ♦ agement everywhere, and the future seems bright. Where the fticts are presented a's* the above can do it. opposition soon breaks down. • SHINGLES FOR , f K»*%i Ct-^h r S) The grad • th* handkMt. t ^11 «i t. r»- all af** «M»hl aril. S l*. *“ rita-h..Li i;r .i SALK ** m$ 1 we h t Mol. car iVttl. tint<h whirr. r<l to tb»* tni|*«>rtai»t r*i »IS •o-r, an*! • !t«tom- \ »»f oblrr atel "TT>«*rr » than In* *♦ tnor pan- t r.^ w» bn M I OR M I ■» >' — 11 W % \ I I li mamm mrnmmamm • * A Rat That Didn’t Smell After Being Dead For 3 Months. “I swear it was dead at least 3 months,” said James Sykes, Butcher, Westfield, N. J. “We saw this rat every day. Put a cake of RAT-SNIP behind a barrel. Months later my wife asked about the rat. -Remembered- the bar- iel, looked behind it. Theft* was the' rtt —dead, not the slightest odor.” 1 ,trec sixes. 25c, 50c, $1.00. Sold and guarantied by -. The Bc«t Pharmacy and C. Y B.imwrll. S. C. f ? % f T T ? f V f f ? f ❖ If ❖ Molair. 1 T Nature Ih^etulMMi of t barter. H ❖ ❖ v YOUR CHANCE • -*n. -' * . ' j . • 1 — To Get a Real Bargain—Also a Cash ti % % t ft A* AUCTION SALE Nov. 29,1919 We will icll at Public Auction, at Lett, S. C . at 10 o’clock, a. m., the following used cars at they are. FOR CASH ONLY: t fft %MI 9 1% t ff* f nC i • HBRI t n Itf % P \ti WU' Mrs. Boim au. «d t ..lumhu th«* gm ^t of her brother, t’ol. Harry !>. Calhoun, recently. Mrs. W. R. But and children, of Cohimlua, spent several days with relatives in Barnwell last week. Mr, B. P. Davies was called to Aiken Tuesday morning or. business in con nection with the Fourteenth C'-nsus. Mr. J. D. Bethea, driving the “Yiek- ory Special,” won several events at Sumter automobile reces last week. p The many friends of Mrs. J. A. Porter,' who was quite ill with typhoid fever last week, will he glad to know that she is improving. \ Mr. A. E. Martin has moved into his new brick garage adjoining the Baptist Church. See his advertise ment elsewhere in this issue. ’ ‘ .. »- y ■ i ^ Mr F.nM T. Bronson, who has l>*M-n Deputy Clerk of Court for the past several years, has resigned his po sition apd it is understood that he in tend* offering as a candidate for t lerk neat year. MMk. . II- b-dMT- lib e and f:i« **•( wad kind, that I Wanted it nix a; hi'ig lo'ad right d**xMi oil hi* *h»—lldei--x »•* I •lid. bill l|i*lend xxith flie |M*rver*iiy xxbi*b ii-inillx *eir- ed me in Id* p^*^*»‘ll^**^ I ca/*‘d *Traiglit aib-ad. uiilmut h xx«*i*‘«iiiiliig smile. “M**t B**!*!»a- Bmnt going «Hif,” lie *nid. and bnikeil Ht me que*tionlng!y. Cawdessly 1 hnmhuMl the line of a song. •’He'll be (*omlng bacfe lignin to me.'—*— - •— — — “rn<loubi**dly.” I>nvid tersely replied find x\ e were Silent, Presently he' spoke. “Fm going hwiiv in 'tire moniing, Nell, to he gum- ;i very long ttnT**.' I need ehnnge of scene. This is good bye.” ‘ ta ~'T w:i'i losing him for*‘ver. Positive ly tin* realization came to me. In a few moments he would h** gone..and there was no way that I could hold him. Shadows enveloped us. We were very still. Then in startling sudden ness. Sullies voice spoke from an In ner room. Directly through the op**n xvindow behind us came her xvords: “Poor Bobby Brant.” -he said, “he knoxxs new ttiHt his giMi-e. is cooked, f xx tiuder if he snsptM Is. that it Is I>a- vld whom Nell really lovra.” ‘Didn’t rot» gue**s that she lox««d David I'Wif |j4»fi»re she fold us aoV* I’oUy asked, e • “Sure.’* cwtiie hark my o*l»er •'ou»in • vn|e#. **K\rrylM«ly kti**x»* (hat fa<1. I l*iit Ikivld."*« I ‘rtldlv I quaked la luv haauttoek. Health About Gone iftaaf fftftHaaadi d a a adhsia^i Rasi WHMtff In •wiftv. haaW Bara avwdad Bj •# wb§ d Cldak M •■wwfcja’i Icwi. a; j*t ~ i k-oi trtkPPt •t fretftt. *-» a=t Bpc ftrtwa M/% Z V.SpdL of Haywt. H C. **lcow wot (Uwd ow my ftrtt. awd |u%l tuflmd lembiy.’*’ %hc tayt. *‘Aa my wf- •tt r.g was K> great, and he had tried other reme dies. Dr. had us pet Cardui. . . I began improving, and It cured me. I know, and my doctor knows, what Car dui did for me, for my nerves and health wert about gone." TAKE TVr Alumni AawMrtathftfti of tk mth- rwp t «#4Ww* Mm daw all fwffSWaf rtudawta wf uka tdlwmr IW a tutapt* 11 * he ha hahf Thee* hre«thlMN»tf Mwaad toward mw— * If tBai i» true ha whMfi ‘mi* b • w >adU rfai towaft-fwl (1 CARDUI The Woman’s Tome , She writes further: 4, T am in splendid health ... can do my work. 1 feel I owe it to Cardui, for I was in dreadful condition." If you are nervous, down and weak, or suffer from headache, backache, etc., every month, try Cardui. Thousands of women praise this medi cine for the good it has done them, and many physicians who hive used Cardui successfully with ferir women patients, lor years, endorse this medl- Ohrt fauna <** hi mrt*m m ■H ABDnuut* f« ♦> > »: vi i X t I. NIIM K TOI ItlSt; C HltKYOl.KT KM.IIT. niitEvoLET cor rim ; taus. OI.DSMOBII.K SiX. ROADSTER. OLDSMOBILK SIX TOURING CAR. SAXON SIX TOl RING. HAYNES TOURING CAR. HUDSON TOURING CAR. LEXINGTON TOURING CAR. We will give away $50 in Gold. The only restriction is that all persons must be in at tendance until time of sale. Mayfield, S. C. - ' ■p