The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, January 01, 1920, Image 5
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Y * ; v " %\ Happy Ni*w Year. *.
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Mr. Sam J. Woodward lias been
I 9|»cndinf? the holidiiya here with his
mother, ^!r». S. N. Woodward.
FOR SALE.
FOR SALE—Shinples and flooring.
Apply to the Farmers* Union Mercan
tile Co., Barnwell, S. C. 12- 1-tf
Write it ri^ht—H*20.
Monday will be ^alesday.
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The days .train one. minute in su;v
shine this week.
Mr. Bryan Lee.of-r Elko, was the
truest of frit ds here Christmas.. •
Miss Olive Folk was the yuest of
Miss Kate Woodward last week.
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Mr. J. A. Creech, of Blackville, was
a business visitor here Monday.
SHINGLES FOR SALh^-The car
(,f Red )t-eder Shingles has arrived.
The grade is the best we have ever
handed v . r Call early and get yours he-
, lore all are sold. C. F. Molair, Barn
well, S. C. f : : •
“Titihold Brand.”
FOR SALE—F ive-grain aspirin
tablets: One dozen, . ir> cents; two
dozen, 25 cents; one hundred, so cents, i
Delivery guaranteed by mail any- ^ l ; ( • Hutto, of Blackville.
where. Remit one nr two-rent stamps 11 t ' t * N Monday on huspiTSs.
silver, currency, check nr money ordpr i - ZZmn .
fur what you'want? -Writ., narov an.|]~',' r ' F "• Mill <’ r .'isit.-.l friends in
address plainly. C: H. IU„, kt.a:t,r.'' " Um '" a ;,n ' 1 d»n«g 'he
Druggist, liarnwell, ,s. (. F.stab- j
Misses Hallie and Ruby Armstrong,
of Columbia, spent the holidays with
relatives in Barnwell and .Ajiffleton.
Dr: D. K. Briggs, of Blackville,
has purchased a Chandler “Speed
ster” frenr Lemon Bros., Iccal deal-
ers. • • ■ ■ »
Mr. and .Mrs. E. J. DaCosta and
daughter of Columbia, spent the
Christmas holidays with relatives
here.
lished IHitO.
12-11-tf.
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FOR SALE.—Four
mules
bought
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at last government
<aie in
Atlanta.
Black
Ages 5 to 7 year*;
\a eight
llik^ to
VJtKt pounds. M. B.
Hagot
d t> Barn-
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well. S. C.
12-11
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ale-, six
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each; »tni>«d from
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Eliza and Kmmn Kirkland
I)*nt i hvistmas with relatives ip.
^Ir. and Mrs. R. A. Easterling and
little daughter, of Denmark, spent
the Christmas holidays with Barnwell
relatives. >r
Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Christie and
family and Mr. Billie Christie, of Den
mark, wore the guests of - relatives
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here last Week.
Miss Trowbridge, of Stanton, Conn.,
has -been the guest of her brother,
Mr. Frank E. Trowbridge, for the
past several days.
TTT.T Mr
son.of AlbndaU
lith nUitKtii.
J. ( . Ihr.fersoTi and 1
Mrs. J. K. Breed!if and Mi^s Bam
jh i t Suodavl"' ^ Huggins haw i*et»n the guest?
| of their brother, Mr. F. ii. iluggins
. during the holidays.
tim um « m*nt of Mr. Roy
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The Buick Oiling System
The Buick Valvc-in-Head Motor is
. Automatically Lubricated Thruout
The lubrication of the main bearings, wrest pin hearings,
connecting rod bearings and pistons is a combination
splash and pump system, with an oil presser gauge on
the dash and a gauge on the crank case.
The oil pump is self-thawing and so constructed that
should there be any water in the oil in cold weather caus-
) to freeze up. the self-thawing apparatus of
USA-' I v» vr«« pump wfll'atStomaticallv thaw it out quickly,
eliminating the possibility of injury to the pump..
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ANNOUNCEMENT.
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I beg lo announ e to the public in general and lo FORD automobile
owners in particular that on January 1st, 1920, I will open a sales
room and repair shop in the Moore Building, formerly occupied by
Martin’s Garage, opposite the Barnwell People olhcc. A Ml line of
genuine Ford Repair Parts wi 11 be earned in stock at al! limes and
owners are assured of prompt and efficient service in my repair de-
partment.
1 will also handle a complete stock of FOf^D automobiles and will be
glad to have prospective purchasers call.
I will be glad to give any desired information at any time. A postal
card addressed to me at Barnwell will receive immediate attention.
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