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THE fEOPLE. BARNWELL S C,
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Bnjht oyjp a clear sVir eax'TJ to(!y
full of youth Dr.d heuhh n>ay be
yours .f you will J.-ot^y^r system
In order by regularly taking ^
COLD MEDAL
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Th» world’s standard remedy for kidner
liver, Madder and uric acid troubles, thi
ifiOfi 11 *!!? 1 ! 1110 and Iooka - In u& * sinc *
1696. All druggists, three sizes.
Look for tke «. m . Gold Med.l on w.ry bn«
an “ eccoot Do imitation
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BAPTISTS IN THEIR
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i"ii^ lirt'Ji ;i Ij;11»it with 11 nr-
Tt }uni
wlur \\ ;is TlOW ji senior, to U|»i>ro}|rh
hi^ .father for_«‘\I
quiMitlv.
‘‘.Mv tatlier 11^or gave in* 1 ono-half
much ns I triinw y^ou," saiiL tho
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n . .rku“d Jr.t ru a
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h< rT> m dl ••u- <■
waji given to tnc r.iMho 1 i t
all the .count er o mjtm’. ri
tl* s ;uulchtirchfis t>r H N’. Orr.' dh
fi i tor (if the two ('anoFnirs. ejcrh.in^d
is to ho dan-* 1 by tin* v;ir: >ns
bus.' Resides (Ho ~t it n organ;/i-
tions tl '-rt> was to ll<* county < ouncils
that will have -uimri moral hutliomy
.and lend thcir.su]*fiort trr'the clvurnhcs.
l-'ach church ..w ill continue to govern
I itself 4s hcretofiwe, hut under the in-;''
torchtirch* iHovrinont will lend 4ts in-
fiuence towatd a comm on e...!! In the-
i. uininm.i. ,
1 commumrr. ' ■X church comic ,1 consis.
complete ^gures in the „ ot (V|i . , a) . ma '„ am i one
i ini m»
[SB CrifflillE
TWO NATIONAL DAP KS^ARE TO
ERECT DURING 1020 f^JNE
OFFICE BUILDING.
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Itn FIFItiS KtFS'JSSCIilBEli
All. Associations Excepting Cotfeton,
PickenS^Sauldam and York! Fairly
Passed Their Allotted Qdot^^ —
Umi M TWO Gf.ROL^S
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Several Hundred Thousand Dollars a>
Bonuses Are Being Distributed to
Cotton Mill Operatives.
i';i money finite fre-
C'olumhia.
Practically
Tkii>tist drive in South' Carolina'' for
$5,f)O0.OOO show that the churches of
the state contributed $7:f*:!l,850.04, or
an oversubscr ption of $2,0dl SaO 04.
pa.-
woman, wilt sft in county council
and ald^Tn mapping out the! plans f;»r
the work in tlio county. me
again stress ’that th.* 1 interchurch
■4UUrll nil|ui*nd lllinll rnol unip-lly «knii> ^ l >a ^ dieir u.,lot- wor ]d movemFAit wants
day, when Ids smu's de unimls hud been ments Wlth ,he exception or HTC
no
H IfMtlarl\ e\v<by4^.—
\N eri* \oil satistiefl. dad?’’ uskf'd
Harold.
“(Vrtainly I was."
I heii w fiy stjouM he?'' asU»>d 1I«P»
ohl.
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FIX STOMACH
RIGHT UP I
• churches, hut
Sauldann Colh ton and Pickens I>t?ad amnn r a ]|
era are hoping that the^e four may
yet attain their goals, but saR, this is
not likely, as nearly all the churches
have been heard from
The denomination leaders are map- :
f.t.'ie strongest reli^TduiTt ProgVetR in.Road Budding.
union of
a co-operatwe s'pirit
lha nhnrg-hw>;' for the ad-
vanrement of Christianity.’* Dr Orr
said, in expliining the organi/^ition
to he perfected.
ping out one
programs for lb2d that any church has
ever at’empf*d In South Carolini. At
the u* xt ni “lirg of the genersil board.
Jaruary ♦*, several important chant;»*a
will likelv Ih- annoum ed
Mm
Coy* Reached.
d V vs
T’p to the pr<
liighw.iv commisi
ijnests for f*4 n
i f ill."hr ai»r*r*
• ent time, t^e if.»
rion has approved re
»:id hulMinfc pr»*1ect»
x mat
!».«1 t»
(1 reenville.- 1 Ilobcrt I, Woodshle,
pres.dent of the Faripcrs and Mer-
»hunts bank and the VVoodside Na-
t >nal bunk, announced- that a corpor
ation to be known as the Woodside
Becur.ties company would organis
ed imiuediatelv to erect ' a Itj story
bank and oft'ice burldlnr'^fl Malt! !
hire* t her**. I’lans for the structure
Ijav.' been perfe*'te<i ami.the construc
tion is to be'in in January with the
exp*‘ctation that the building will be
completed in &tM)ut 11 months. Th«
building wiH be the taHes-tin the two
( arolmu*. In connection with the
Imild ngtwill be the t.ill**^t in *h»* two
boldem nf two banks wilf later con-
sidci the matter of eoimolrdation of the
ly $2 :.i*0 '‘ TO ■
|n«titmlonH •<» (hat th»*
combined banka
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The story of a man and a
Woman—utter strangers —
forced together by' cir
cumstances, living in the
heart of the African jun
gle, completely cut.off
from the civilized world.
He a modern American,
strong and dominating;
she an English aristocrat,
independent and unatraid
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thoU^JItcl* of fatilllli-^ ;t 11 |>\ r tba
civillzcil uorbl. Sohl everywhere.—Adv.
Just Grievance.
' “S"iin‘i <*«ly f-l-** Inis ^«»t to unit *»n .
that gu\ iti the green suit." wii*l Mng-
gle. tin* bellv of till* heniirry.
"U hnt'v tin* mutter. Mag?" ticked
her for that day -de.iry^l fri**!nl,
"He <aid ‘Full yourself together,
my girl ami i ii>li that or<h*r of ham
and e-’gs* Aii> gify that talks to a
lady like site’s scattered, herself all
over the place ain’t no gentleman.
That's what I say !’ , --F.irminghnna
i 'Age-Herald.
May P sturb Cotton Ante*
J Skottnww M-mnamak^r, pre«Ment
th»* American Cotton •association,
nnd 'Kv M Mils* n. president of the
.> *uf!i rsrollm Cotton association,
have-ref urnfcdfrom a trip through
states In the cotton belt
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!tiftng that
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ev^rx nt't.
s# rt«** of nn
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•aid JfcaV im
if men In t
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he had nwer heird «
all the mtQi4t*m m th
ww* e pi in i'
in Reyts Carolina
Inrt her* tu k*.-Ur
nf dirtatUAtty t>
r of the jwe'ikirut
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«tate hu t Keen <
• f fttf* fif ,tnt : * 1 dnj
f .* meet!
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A the touit
Inveatigttieg Trachoma.
C 1. Ktbler, M'olu.mhia; K R Wil-
aou. Sumter, end J \V J**rv» v. Green
ville. w:ll go to \ewtM*rr> to m^ke an
investigation into the trichoma "dilu
tion in that county, according to an
announcement made by Dr Junes A
Hayne, state offu.er
« t«.a4*d «lth
p#*
itpi** taklnff a deep
Interest Hi the
pr
-ceedme- the
Mon of the m
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l •-!•*« ti*>n on the
ntnek I4 w • 4*
t *k
en tp again At tor-
acy Jcnntnr*
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Sumter repre*ented
the |..i.|H>neu(t
of
fre«> rang** an*l At*
* rn« vh.n* s of Kingstne and Smith
of Andrews. th»» opponents
The contest of the election rviolved
aixojrid the validity*of the ballot at
Andrews
They -’>• nt u d i>sin
ferrnre with the Texn.s
Da tins In con-
L r«*< 'O’ s of ttie
'$r of the T* ins Hankers* assocuv
i’I*"*! *,o consider amonr other vmprh
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nnt matters the >tabllizatiotj of the
value of cotton.
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year’s figurt'.s, despite th»* *‘ITi>rts to .sei ins to hi* more of this ctdss rif llti-
reduce ('otton acreage an.1 tht* use of gatitTn this s*‘as4)fi than ever before,
is Tsrtdi/.er The total amount col- wh < h ran be attributed to the high
e,ctKCtu> t° noon $55Svg55 eoiom
Th<* occasional us© of Houmn For Balsam
4t nUht win pr»v©pt and relieve tired ey*«,
wateiy ryvs. and eye strafn. Adv
Chinese Beauties.
‘ N An expert lias turned his attention
to what In* calls “ihe exquisite coni-
ph'Xion of the I ‘hiUese woiiu^i.” This,
he claims, js not due to enameling, as
Is generally supposed, but to careful
udmipulation of the fact* by the most
expert massmises.
'I hey begin with a gentle pinching of
the eliiM-ks between the tips of their
fingers, an operation that consumes a
period of ten minutes. ^Lotloiis^re ap
plied by mean* iif abs<irb'enf cotton, '
then comes an pnguent nnd there fol
lows a kneading nf the rlM*eks with an
extreme dellrary of touch. aHvays pnv
ruling from tin- n*.*,. nq<l ronintiss.cure«
of thi^llps 1*141 aril th** eafv.
Ej~+. If Ihry T*re. I:c!v
Smart or fktm. if S«r*
Irmatrd,
Frcauent Cpusc of Fires. n.
S’^xD-five per rent 'of the fires or
enrrinir in South Carolina onginatediy
ilie homes of the people ami more than
half of these fires are due to condi-
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State Teach«rs Can Aid;
An app(»al toNlie school Tea.iicrs of
the -state 4o ~^p!K*rt eim American ly capitalized indnslrv is ahmit to hii
New Enterprise For Georgetown.
Georgetown. A new and ibundant-
Cotton association haWbeen marl** bv
R
M\Mixson, president oft he South
lions which may b® rrcubted in the j c^roliim\Cotton, fiss(>ciatkimNyht) [ las
horhe. said \Y A McSwain. state in- addressed a^p^rsional lefter toVyory
strrance commissioner, in b-is report to teacher in
the legistature. Hlame for the fa(*L that the/teachers
Careful and systematic Inspection of of the state are undbrpaid PC placed
premises, with prompt correction of j by Mr. Mjxsnn on the pomsprice which
unsafe conditions thpt may h** found cotton Jtas tirought in the bo -
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$253,659.22 in Fertilizer Taxe*. fi • agac“.l !h* •• flS33 M Irving S
'’nc**ican Cotton assoAh>tk>n Mr Fertilizer t.ax *s for the year will ho phpers which involve -settlements be- E
*v a nnama^er addroved a spe^uH meet-j approximately $10.li00 in excess-of .last tween landlords* and. tenants. There =
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'o exist will result in the saving of
much property to tlm citizens of the
state .according to the report.
the last fiO years. With a better price
for cotton. Mr Mixson says; there will
be better paid tejch**rs
establish* d in George’own. T o be rr per
ate<l und(*r the nam»* of the Pennsyl
vania Stave- Company. Tins plant fs-,
to manufacture barrels and staYes on
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a larg'* scab*, and building onerat'ons
ive already Ix'gun on the h \nhs of
the^^ampit river, but several blocks
abov*> rhe site of the g^rea* mills of the
Atlantic 4*^>asP" Dumber corporation,
whose surpliisHdiniJer will b** used in
addition to the lahv** amount of lum-
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iber holdings ut)(l*t; opUon
Recall* Prewpti* Condition*. .
“In mv jiidern*nt.** nays rommtssfon
♦
0t Harris. ** ihe «(tuation todav a« m
jt
virds cnntrsict cotton in “New York!
and *r**t cotton In the Booth J* very
similar to rnidittnna. h«t 4»*i*oTj B hen j
me «tw July (OOtracf* «el| it 4f»ft point*
under spot* That happe ned tn Manh [
cf thm ywjf, hat ww aaw the f jtun>4 ; , p ^ 4 te sad
n*ar1iM # im Sew T«rh nm t ♦ a ha«f wewuAmm
h the 9v*. «a*rhet a the mmttP 4 kUf»rt ft
til# B»M*r We pvwd r> TiA! ^ianUr^*
the tbrng •tU he##ea ta Jmtomi
th* r—iaf ivm WM
Bank R1a»<» Worked Out. I Gambler Churchman Arrested.
The epe' ial committee appointed 10“ Oaffrry Officer- ( f Y AllisofKand
trap out the plans and *Je*ii!«. of the Ch^’l^s Byers, while lookitig for <mh-
chaC^r of the S ujth V’.ir diti.i Bank. I trab.iml whDk* v n* *r the \orfb'('nro-
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