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* I L THE BARNWELL PEOPLE Entered at the post office at Barnwell, S. C., as second-class matter. JOHN W. HOLMES 1840-1912 <r ' r ' Chit of aorumulatH rtpilal Iiat* ftrinon til tK^ itrrrtMa •1 indiutr>' and appliod wionr*, sIMhr ronforta and aruriU ' # •rat loo* of thf common lot. t pon it thr world muat drornd l*r the proctaa of recobsUactMD >■ wki«l> *11 kavr to iber*. —JAMES J. HILL 4 The Successful Farmer ;i A* m • Raises Bigger Crops |§ •L _ and cuts down costs by investment in £ labor-saving machinery. Good prices for the farmers’ crops en courage new investment, more production and greater prosperity. But the success of agriculture depends ’I on the growth of railroads—the modern leasts of burden that haul the crops to 4 the world’s markets. 4 The railroads—lik^ the farms—increase their output and cut down unit costs by the constant investment of new capital. With fair prices for the work they do, the railroads are able t(f attract new capital 11 u 1 uli M Hates high enough to yield a fair return railroad growth, and prevent 1 w wdl insun* costly trail! results in p National radri»ads gr Poor railr pru*e No gi the oner u wliM*li invariably t higher .11 ilv as our u wing country can madcijuatc trail at any Itnig |»ay mutation !. t ikh'ahsftnrnt h puhit \h 4’l / Ihi lilt C iS\K liltliHl in % % KiiiiUHiil 0\(*i'44if IVJL 14 XiW ?sa stiLajm pu~ T*'® ™ ^ -vrw* HOKinsik !** VICKERY BROS. i::<v::uRCAKmm Barnwell, S. C. General Auto Repairs and Accessories. Fisk Tires and Tubes Mobileoils Philadelphia Storage _ Battery B. I*. DAVIES, Editor and Croprietor. THURSDAY. DECEMBER 2T>, 1919. A Merry Christ mas. The People wishes each and every "i'ne <>f its friends and subscribers all the joys of the Merry Chirstmas Season.* To those who may not be v>ur friends we also wish a Merry Christmas. * r • • In this issue we are publishing a larjre number of letters from Santa* Claus from his little BarnwwxCounty friends. Some of them will bring a smile to the lips of our readers, while others will doubtleess cause a tear Ao dim their eyes as they read the plaintive reminder that pood old St. Nick overlooked them last year, in his hurried trip around the world.’ That there may be none such in this year/of prosperity is our ear nest hope, and to all these little tots who have not abandoned their childish faith in Santa Claus and the mapic of the Christmas stocking, we wish a very Merry Christmas. And let us not tforfet th pltaned out* in the \ariou* institution* of our State hnehten the drear\ monotci i* little or char: table Let un ■ i * * '• . ' u ,J Kerosene Oil is the economical fuel— easily obtained, stored and used. :(* M kc n us** 1 f :*l*M*i , T* » j Used in a portable Perfection Heater it does the work of furnace coal dur ing Autumn, and supplements it in Winter. - t The Perfection is clean, safe, sootless, odorless—bums ten hours on a gallon of kerosene. - Easily filled and re- wicked. Aladdin Security Oil gives best re sults. At your dealer s. ^ STANDARD OIL COMPANY i N«w J*i v *y Wa»ti fULlur..!*.C. HALTlMOkfc. MD. C ■riott**. N C. 'll [4 c >ZiK 4 Use Aladdin Security Oil MaMrt* Mr« I <Kflr ** *ft Ml \ PERFECTION Oil Heaters on T 11 WM4I *m*»4 WILL I tHI H It I W • .». K \ I *1 • 1 l*.\ l.t CtLMI^.WV AUIU'KTA. GEORGIA id it laMHt* •• Muni |\«. _ H tl I tt«i %K|» M Hi Ml\«.l 11 Ml $40,000.00 TO LEND 4 It \ M N \ < \l \ ICS. iraa *rm«a> <«rf Am* MM jinifr —r 14*K KALK a in* m K 1 l* I W tv; \ i flRi al t I I K X ' 2 For Bid* Mantrd. Bn 14 ;« if in vil |‘t 1 r paintimr Frier idship Baptii it t hu ich point to b? 1 OR S M.F —Four mules. Uiui rht | ■ bed 1 >y tht omi nitt tc of the ;tt last mov n i iment sale in Allan ta. chun h. 1 r.c COl itr %•! 1 wi ■ • • Ages •* t<» 7 years; wt ight 1100 to the II Invest rcs|H»r isi Me }>id< k*r and bids 1200 pounds. M. B. i 1. Barn- will l*e re »*tlVt‘*l u it 1 Jn luaty- 10th. well, S. C. 12 -11 1920. Th« right t« > re ject anv or all bids i" res erved ’>' th c«* mm it tee. M O R P HI N E Two coats of paint 2»ri to be used on the outside and «*:.» coat on t’.ie iti- ■’i* 11* and n-of. O. H. Morris,' L. S. Still. H. E. rreteli. ('ommittee. AUDITOR’S • APPOINTMENTS *** t T T t % : V r ) A "AT \ T IV 1 Incorporated , ( \ )TT< )N FAC T( >UK AUGUSTA. GA. The Largest Cotton Factors in the World. f Y f v __Dunbarton, .Ian. 12; Robbins, .Inn. l.’l; Kline. Jan. 11; Hilda, Jan. I."); Black>iile, Jan. 20; Elko, Jan. 21; Williston, Jan. 22; Mereatus, Jan. 2.‘h Personal Property only to he re turned. .”>0 per cent penalty will he added and no returns received after Feb. 20th, the last da\ for making re turns. K. M. Rilfv, Auditor. $100 Reward, $100 ❖ * ❖ ❖ ❖ ♦ SO»»»OOftMOSSIS^ »♦»'»»»»»» < ■v Advertise in THE PEOPLE ♦ rWi TtiF r* ader* tt (hut piijter will be pletased lo learn that there is at least one dreaded disease that s< lence hae been able to Yure la all Its stagrs and that is ratarrU. Catarrh tK-.nc jtreatSjr lnflo« in id by ronstu jttonal •oAitsons requires *-«*»stituHo».al treatti.eni HallN Catarrh Medn me is taken internally and acta thru (Ik# Hloud on tie Mucous hur f*.es of the - System theeeby <J#e*rovn4 ike donnSnMon of »he a«*>•**» n»* *—*< the fntient etrengtk k« hmkfMsc up »*-•• <wn •«11.*ie^ e»-4 •••-H'fve nai^»» jn <e^| if , r t 1 prm+nstxr* ha«e m faith m iho ^ncnltTe penes e# flairs <'«**#*% ISnSk'Mkr thed (W« etPe* tino Haa-Arn# f*^Lre Asr *ny cone >kaa m feas ie eoee PmM f** 4as *d *ee* snamei* aaieens r I 6 If QPaa fkne %e an Dr«aHhMi Wa hen! nt. Write iimiih mi C. N. Iluteklinlte veil. S. C. K«fMl r* 11 r | X • I a: Y Y Brown & Bush Y *..v oo oe oo •• * • oe oe e« 41AK\\\ EI.L, s. C hahit cured the easy and jrentle way. Whiskey habit by gradual reduction. Also Tobacco cure at — ^ h- KEELEY INSTITUTE; “ Box 7f> * Uolumbia, S. U. 12-11-it. Master’s Sale. State of South (’arolina, Allendale County. In the Court of Common Pleas. W. II. Harden, in his own ri^iit and as executor of the will of O. B. Harden, deceased, against f; T. Harden, et ah, Defendants. x-x-x-:-»-xx-x-x-x-x-x-ix-x«<-x-x-x-*-:~w^w^^.-»-.-^a.^- *•••*••• • • • • 9 9 *~* 9 ****0 9 *0**0**0 9 ? ? ? In New Quarters V Y X * T t Y By virtue of a decretal order tp me lirected in the above entitled cause, I : 'i!ls«'1tat Allendale, in front of the Court House, tin Monday, the nth day of January, P.W, it lieihg salesday in said month, within the lei:ai hours of sale, the followini* described real prop erty: All that certain piAcc, I areel or tract o! land Nitiiate. I\in^ anti htdnt; ir. * Y Y Y Y <• .% I 1 TAKE PLEASURE IX ANNOUXUIXi; To MY FRIENDS AND CUSTOMERS THAT ! HAVE JUST MO\ ED IX IO XEW BRICK UARGAK OX THE OLD JOHN I. BROXSOX LOT, SOUTH OF THE BAPTIST ( HI R( H, AND AM NOW BETTER PREPARED THAN EVER TO RENDER THEM PROMPT AND EFFICIENT SERVICE. * ? x x i DON'T POR6BT THAT I ('Mdiv \ rr[,i. ijxe OK TIRKS. TI BES, SPARK PI.UGS. STORAGE RAT* TER IKS, ETC.. IN* STOCK AT Al.t TIMES. !: i Y nt* a h'fv c, Slate and Countv, Alter little f»«rr,shiti, coiiUitiin^ stxly*four if-L) r-re^, more nr !es«, and i*>untieu .on the N«*nh by lands of O, Nl iMt the F-Mt i'*' lands nt \\. f. t *e b* - LtiOjk ul the P «!• Y ♦ v Y Us» c *it - Yrevs at *»te rasfti fNirrlj>s< r fi 4as t,rs ej*d staanaRS. Martin’s Garage f \ r H IRTIV. !•»»* rarnmkll * l t PVV<jPV########AA4MUM