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:: DUSINKSO :: i DuilderO || r . For sale. . FOR SALE—Shingles and flooring. Apply to the Farmers*' Unien Mercan tile Co. t Barnwell, S. C. 12- 4-tf SHINGLES FOR SALE—The car of Red Ceder Shingles has arrived. The grade is the best we have ever handled. »Call early and get yours be fore all are sold. C. F. Molair, Barn well, S. C. “Titehold Brand.** Mr. J 'M. Diamond it among the recent new subscribers to The People. "There’• a reason” for the continued growth of The People’s subscription Mr. J. G. Matthews, of Williston route No. 1, was .among the visitors to the county seat last week, and while here renewed his subscription to The People.^ FOR S9VLE—Five-grain aspirin tablets; One dozen, 15 cents; two dozen, 25 cents; one hundred, 80 cents. Delivery guaranteed by mail -.any where. Remit one or two-cent stamps silver, currency, check or money order for what you want. Write name and address plainly. C. N. Burckhalter, Druggist, Barnwell, S. C. Estab lished 1890. 12-11-tf. FOR SALE.—Four mulls, bought at last government sale in Atlanta. Ages 5 to 7 years; weight 1100 to 1200 pounds. M. B. Hagood, Bam- well, S. C. 12-11 FOR SALE—Cotton see*! meal and bull*. Apply at Farmer*' Phone 56, Barnwell, 8. C. Ginnery, •TO KENT.—Four room h< mac Ap- ply to Mrs. L. C. Tobin, Hai mwell. 8. C. 1-1-If. Never the Same Again. Friendship is a vase which, when It is, Jawed by heat or violent, or acci dent, may as well be broken at once; It can never be trusted af^er^.. The more graceful and ornamental It was, the more clearly do we discern the hopelessness of restoring It to its for mer state. Coarse stones*. If they be fractured, may he cemented again; precious ones, never.—Walter S. Lou don. KL SCOOTS BATTLE . TO MAKE PRICES DROP Many Troepa In TMa State Are Inter* eeted In Deferred Spending Plan •utllned by National Dlreeter.* Better Than Medicine. Remember that medicine Is, for most part, nothing but the substitute of ex ercise and right thinking. And itdJoea not take a great deal of either right thinking or fresh air to enable you to throw off any ordinary symptom of Illness. All that is necessary is for you to hold in your mind the thought that you are both healthy and ch««r- fnl. More than sevanty tfeeuiand Girl Scouta, according to 4a mnnounce- mont made recently at National Girl Scout headquarter!, 189 Lexington Avenuo, New York, Jhave adopted the principle of deferred spending as a means of combating hysterical prices af tht present day and “doing their bit** to help put the nation on a sta ble economic basis. Instead of spend ing all of the money that they earn or got from paronta as gifts or allow ances, hundreds of ’ these patriotic girla in oaeh of tha aighty-thre* local toundls throughout tho linked States art investing in Traasitfy Savings Certificates and War Savinga Stamps, obtainable at the majerity of banka and trust companies, or at local post- oAeos. Sooth Carolina Girl Scout Troops interested in this announcement are as follows: Andrews, Miss Frances Pegram, * captain; Colombia, Miss Adolo Mina ban. Miss Neal Thain, Mrs. A. T. Gibbs, captains; Troop 1, Estille, Mrs. D. Lewie Husbands, cap tain; Graniteville, Miss A trie Phillips, captain; Troop 1, Greer. Mrs. J. Por ter Bailee, capteia; HardeeviUo, Mice Drake Wilder, captain; Heath Springs, Mias Alma Van trending hem. capteia; Mewberry. Mice Blanche Da vtdeca. captain; Troop I, Ptcaena L. C Thoml*|. captain; Ridge I Spring. Mrs Jarrell Weteoa. captain; I Troop I. Rock Hill. Mice Sara Mar rum. captain; Bnioda. Mrs Caloa I Wtse. <epta»n; Spartanburg. Miss } Marlene Peiorta. captain. Treatea I Men late Bidsoa, eapte*a ~Ooe of tho ton Scoot iawo >« that ■ a Gtri Besot must bo MMtftj. soys I Mrs Joan Boo tor Rspptn ooimapl 4* j roe toe of CWT * > Ttis~mokae j tool o Beaut must o*otd aR aartoa* I oaoto of ooory bmd moot W earoful * u Wo spoogiag hoe meaoy aad moo* j eivofo eomamhoe that sho ohoutd oo*o eroof pooay taat sho naa aooom i ba a aafb eMsoase Tbu hahil af ea* ! Wp. M proeUeod ruguiaetf hi yoolk I otH maho bar botto* uoowahaBM ami | •«ii so* gtpo to tW Gsft Rroo4 a aar If * • • ' • »*o t WnapoesUMs »»oo taut IW j «taa boaoai tsa p**u«ueaoas • ooeS > •oO oo*o •. • • ■«« * i otooo • to w«e* * ieousa TWy Ka# mo Truaourf Boo . I oetaBcusan foe thoy aoo formafM lashtfcp g*eta T\oi too •oocmoot 1 o^ M* to »oono iW »uaaeu m Btate of Ohio, City of TofteB* Lama Coooty. so Frank J. Cheney makes oeth that be le ornlor portnor of tho Brr of K J Chonoy h Co., doing businooe la tho City Of T'todj, Coonty and BUt* afor**rM and that sold firm will pay tho sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for oach and •very case of Catarrh that cannot br cured by tho us« of HALL'S CATARRH MEDICINE. FRANK J. CHENEY Sworn to before mr and subscribed In my presence, this Ith day of December, A. D. 1186. A. W. GLEASON. (Seal) Notary Public. Hairs Catarrh Modlcln* Is taken In ternally and acts through the Blood on the Mucous Surfaces of the System. Send for testimonials, free. F. J. CHENEY A CO., Toledo, O. Sold by all druggisU, 75c. . Hall’s Family Mila for constipation. FEED, MEAL AND HULLS. We carry in stock the best grade FEED, MEAL AND HULLS We solicit your business We-deliver in - town. See usr. The Buckeye Cotton Oil Co., H. C. Hutto, Agent, Blackville, S. C. Phone 23-J. l-l-4t-pd, FOR EXPERT PLUMBING see tf. _L. .REEDER, Barnwell, S. C. All jobs given personal supervision and are fully guaranteed. Estimates Cheerfully Furnished. DOLLARS A dollar in your pocket is worth con siderably more to you than if it was in the other fellows pocket You can put many good dollars in your pocket by using B. A. THOMAS' HOG POW DER. It lessens the chances of dis aaaa by nmnTing arenas, toe sr. ! F t '«*«;«*' Agents Wanted „ REPORT OF CONDITION OF THE FIRST NATIONAL BA NK . . • . \ at Barnwell, in the State of South Carolina, at the cloga of buainaaa on December 31, 1919. T » 4 • - v * * RESOURCES. 1. i a Loans and (j^pcounts, including rediscounts, ' . - (except those shown in b and^c) .^170,083.74 Total loans 170,083.7. 170,083.74 2. Overdrafts, secured, none; unsecured, $6,402.44.. 6,402.44 U. S. Government securities owned: a Deposited to secure circulation (U. S. bonds par value) 50,000.00 f Owned and unpledged 78,700.00 g Premium on U. S. bonds 187.50 h War Savings Certificates and Thrift Stamps actually owned . 84.00 . Total D. Government securities ..... $128,971.50• 8. Stock of Federal Reserve Bank (50 per cent of r* subscription 1,650.00 9. a Value of banking house, owned and unincum bered 8^00.00 b Equity in banking house .1 8,500.00 10. Furniture and fixtures 1 3,847.11 12. Lawful reserve with Federal Reserve Bank 17,177.85' 14. Cash in vault and net'amounts due from national banks 30,690.09 Total of Heme 13, 14, 15, 16, and 17.. $30,690.69 18. Checks on banks located outside of city or town cf reporting bank and other cash items 1,284.95 19. Redemption fund with U. S. Treasurer and due from U. S. Treasurer 2,50040 20. Interest earned but not collected—approximate ^ —on Notes and Bills Receivable not past doe 500 00 TOTAL LIABILITIES. 22. Capital stock paid in... ...... ........ .. 23. Surplus fund ...... ........ ...... i......... 24. a Undivided profits l! b Leo* current expenses, interest and taxes paid ...............—..—.............. 25. Interest and discount collected or credited in advance of maturity and not earned—ap- vrftntrr • cnees* on own ouieianwMg• • T* LuI of 11em* 10, 31 12. ami 28 1 i«e%and depa»it« (other than haah ssshfoef la Reoee* e * i* . t • ; ^ t> c w t t ^ m 40UUU $371,608.?* $ 50,000 00 6400.00 *.01642 50040 ,000 00 138 44 Mr h Baaf an 04.740 Tfe L48T 50 * 4 T ° **# Oi 05 .* • • • tW •# |tS* wMB (Ba m—t wwonw%>« aBan*esa*f fgiBad fmrn loss tbavwge aeee m iBa#k •▲awe Bkw m tiw* ia# *m rt* «wa* w •nwad 4wi wWas a*e um % THItl. I* %U MR talk (Urn. ell CfcxMOO 1 ^sundry Raa M^paae. ^aoataOae Bommall. S. C. M*m*a *4 OkaaeiwSMa ef Chaesee haftOer* af vue HeaBas| Rpetams mglei amf tBnnehbrtartaa t ■m^aay, lame aaeaAedL fBmh*iOe. 5k*maaO Obbo v a *• haasOw w*mc m * c V*- • a a Mhi«4h i Me wn »bw* the nmmssa aa whtah |«l*»*at 4ee as enewa* *4r Mkwne neeuiatnd hy Ww. (mm ■One aswM wUwh IgOal rikaege aat hs eueead 60 | a am* We cmrik 6*aaa aan aaoa k « aecdma. t •an ty as BaeaansR aa > anHJHHt. CaMhwr af Mb* ahaaaaoHHO haoh. 4a BhlBHOi^ amaor a *taln^a*a4 la tftm la the heal af am hawatadge aad kaRaf • • P Mil.* 1 * wee arfaea me th»« IJVh Osy Jaaaary. 1080 ktu*aR a RRoM s inan Puoii* •w law taai gain af Aametea aha 4a aat ho*e | ia* ri tari af Oeeame af tte data m tha aaa# fa j neaa af eh tara * 11 a* aaal te gtaa a tee a Bn#* etaeet fkead fee eOeeariaaai pi ate aafy a tea af Iha r*arihh ^ * * a I Heei aoa mm » held *1 (I !' fc » % T'T I a T * w* Mr M %UIRX. * iih Hh.H "TH*!" OF: fir 4**66eem. J > ul litaChl •ellB^eean • eel lew e! Tfcn Ohnapta-Uf— farr «e*r «6e% last Wren. I>r and 34 m. i ‘has A. H •n*!**) and huhy m«»t«*n«l o%rr to Augusta Sat- ur«la\ fur a \isit tu n-lativr*. It is undriMood that therr arc tlmv a|iplicati«>nn for Mpp«»iiitmrnt t«* the uiicxpinil term of Clerk of Court W. H. Duncan, who died last week. «vae< wm DM Mee M ainia. a leeeate* dawa M ■ LaaaH. Ark. aaa aa palfiator dating ia* fall af IBI8. hefaee the Ran wae Ben By •■ngo *'nd. that he pet • ameigag* an hi* team ana aageei fee m hw dear* le 4* kts dety by the fevemawat Saaw lhaaght Wee was do mg r jee tbaa hia-Bnanria) strength war rented Rut he just went dear mu the weeds, tut up fuel and said It and the mertgagr was seen lifted New Mss is haying mere stamps, he cause ha realises thair tales and finds he can mi**. tin * oi. Try Coip. .!« h,i O. Brabham, 13th In- antiy, M. (i. Co., Camp Merritt, N. ., has returned to camp after speml- ng several days here with bin parents ,lr. and Mbs. W. P. Brabham. Nlppety Hep. tiipp«iy h>p tn ih* Goreiaaieet shof T p iv % War Aw ring* Stamp dandy; Oar far rou and cue for me. ▲ad one for Brothar Sandy! * Advertise in The People. Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Brabham and Sons, * Mr. Joe and little J. W.., motored to Olar Sunday. They were accompanied home by their daughter, Mrs. C. A. Mims and little son. A WjW V <8^ t ^ . . f l t V FORD THE UNIVERSAL CAR Every Ford Owner Should Know >t a F Mrs. C. .V- Minis and little Son, Lionel, of Charleston, are spending some time in this section with rel atives and friends. Renewals have been recidved through the mails from a number of subscribers during the past week. Mr. T. B. Harley, of Martin, was in? the city on business one day last week ami called very cleverly at The People office. Mr. U. D. I.*e. of Snelltng, was m the city one day last week and rai led at The People office to renew hit sulwcnption. Mr. L. 8* Still, one of the »ub- atoairiai fanmrva oa BarrweU route Jko» a utglBaf at The iVwple *C- l! of Uhr fOUdbr% mi Bhi* pp oaRbdl !• ah* hodl umw* Rhua uafe ho luAi m ah ao loot MMBMaFiWPMSHPU X Opening Announcement X T ' T* X 55 ' ' $ We wish to announce to the public A A- that we have opened a general Leath- er Repair Shop. We have installed 4 up-to-date machinery for repairing X , shoes and all other leather goods. Satisfaction Guaranteed Maustin & Bolen A \^4 BEAR FOR WEAR Chilled Gri STRENGTH'SERVICE' SAVINGS FOR SALE BY HARTIN’S GARAGE, BARNWELL. S. C. service is. and why it la different from ordinary’ g*raa* service. The Ford Dealer »• a part of the Hig Kor»l Family* He carries a large stock of genu ine Ford part* for rvpaita and nrplaremeiita, and he uaes only genuine part* because he know* the imitation part* aren't dependable. He ha* a thoroughly-equipped, up-to-the-imnute garage with tool* that enable his Ford mechan.cn to efficiently ami properly make any repcir—from a minor adjustment to a complete overhaul. Now, we are Authorized Ford Dealers—a part of the great Ford Service organization which was formed chiefly to put within each community a dealer who would have more than a passing interest in Ford repairs and adjust ments. Drive in or phone and we’ll come i*or your car. Trices F. O. R. Detroit: Touring,-$525; Runabout, $500; Coupelet, $650 Sedan, $775; Chasis, $475; Track ehasis, $550. ROY Z. WARREN AUTHORIZED FORD SALES AND SERVICE. ^ BARNWELL, SOUTH CAROLINA. TEACHERS EXAMiN^HONr- By authority from the State Board of Education, notice is hereby given j that an extra teacher’s examination will be held in the Court House at Barnwell, S. C., or Saturday, Jan. 10. 1920. beginning . at 9 o’chxTc A. M. and closing at 4 P. M. This examination will be based upon the following subj«*ct*: Agriculture. History, English, Algibra. Arithme- t*ic. Physiology a id Hygiene, Civic* and Curn-nt Event*. Pedagogy ami Oogmphy. The examination on the subjects will b<* -based upon the State4 I Ad«>pt. d trxt books. HORACE J. CROUCH. C. &. E. Ham wet*. 8. CL J*». I. ItSO. 1-1-21 Insist on Genuine Ford Parts. k Mas* Btfwn •«« ■I I BH * tW MTbmBsf hohvi bp gvmBaol twBaefiaai A5ae f •amrev mm af ▲m jn WJTmTR Wm 88 T * mm CMHhBml & C. Is there any reason for a mluctior in prices 6f building material? Thi* has net reached a point of advance proportionate with other commodi ties. and *: unit of any other product will purchase more LU MBER and MILL MORE now fhan the same unit would buy in pre-war days. If interested in building or repairing ask us fer catalogues and prices. A l Kit 1ST A .LtrMHBH COMPANY AUGUSTA, GEORGIA. LmHKM - svsM — lalMtS — QumiNt; ~ H tU.*OA*l»- . ■'mr- • m ■ viu)«T vhe — rrr. Etc. Advertise in THE PEOPLE.