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. » . .aa r _ B ' USINESC UILDERO FOR SALE.—Two youn{f cows, will fresh in ten days. Apply to B. M. Smith, Williston, S. C. My optician wifc be with me on February 12th and 13th. All work guaranteed. W. D. GANTT, Jeweler, . ' Barnwell, S. C. rr^-*—^ FOR SALI^—Shingled and flooring. Apply to the Farmers’ Union Mercan tile Co., Barnwell, S. C. 12- 4-tf Trade at Gantt’s and get the best quality of merchandise that can be sold for the money. - I handle a fine Une. of Jewelry, Sterling Silver, Cut Glass and China, Box Paper, Tablets, Ledgers, Day Books, Time Books, Receipts, Drafts and Notes, Box Let ter Files, etc., Eye Glasses, Eye Glass Chains, Hooks and Cases. A big line of Ingersoll guaranteed watches; clocks, Pictures and Shaving Glasses. The center for Wedding, AnfHversary and Birthday Gifts. Mouth organs, Razors etc. Special orders taken for anything in my line. W. D. Gantt, Jeweler, , Barnwell, S. C. SHINGLES FOR SALE—The car cf Red Ceder Shingles has arrived. The grade is the beat we have ever t-aadied. Call early and get yours be- Jort all are sold. C. F. MoUir, Barn veil. S C. ' * fitehoki Brand.'* FOB HALE— Fieri walenaetoe Seed One dollar and fifty rents per pound. TWee seed are very sraree ihle season, se yen had better buy • HERB AND HBRBABOUT8. • * • Mr. Herbert Meyer, of Meyer’s Mill, was in the city Tuesday. Mr. J. R. Myrick, of Blackville, w *8 in the city Mpnday on business. A daughter was bem to Dr. and Mrs. E. L. Patterson Tuesday morn ing. Mr. M. S. Hair, of Rosemary town ship, was in the city Monday on busi ness. . * - " \ , Quite a number of Barnwell people attended a ball in Orangebtirg Mon day night. Mr. W. A. Meyes, of Meyer?s Mill, was among the visitbrs to the county seat Monday. ~"“ r ' • M^-. J. Folk, of Williston, route^. No. 2, was in the city on business one day last week. _ to awards art open to marine*, soldiers, sailors in camps or overseas. The wide range of courses offVred make it poesible for the men with little or no elementary education to .participate in the benefits on an equal basis with those more fortunate in the matter of education. Comprehensive and prac* tical agricultural courses are offered in the Home Study courses, along with commercial, academic, profes sional and highly specialized ones. SIM Reward, $1M The readers of this paper will be pleased to learn that there 1« at least one dreaded disease ? that science has been able to cure in all Its sthges and that Is catarrh. Catarrh being greatly influenced by constitutional oemllUone requires constitutional treatment; Hall’s Catarrh Medicine la taken internally and acts thru the Blood on the Mucous Sur faces of the System thereby flestroylnf the foundation of the disease, giving the patient strength by building up the con stitution end assisting nature-In doing Its work. The proprietors have so much felth In the curative power of Hall'e Catarrh Medicine that they offer One Hundred Dollars for any case that it falls to cure. Send for list of testimonials. Address F. J. CHENET A CO., Toledo* Ohio. Sold by all Druggists, Wc. NOTICE. Mr. F. H? Dicks, of the Dunbarton section, was among the visitors to the county seat last week. TIRES! TIRES! WE ARE OVERSTOCKED ON TIRES, AND IN ORDED TO REDyCE THEM QUICKLY WE ARE GOING TO OFFER YOU STANDARD TIRES WHICH CARRY THE MAKERS GUARANTEE OF 6,000 MILES, AT MUCH LOWER PRICES THAN YOU CAN PURCHASETHEM ANYWHERE ELSE. WE ARE EXPECTING PRICES TO ADVANCE AT ANY TIME, SO IF YOU DO NOT NEED THEM AT PRESENT IT WILL PAY YOU TO BUY AND PUT THEM TO ONE SIDE UNTIL YOU NEED THEM. „ i irvhdeltsf Bara as II. S The friends of Mr. B. B. Easterling are glad to see him out again after his recent severe illness. Mr. Wilton Johns, of Allendale, was in the city Tuesday en route from Orangeburg to his home. Mrs. Bailie Hartzog. of Blackville. was an interested visitor to The People’s work room Tore lay. Mr. Baht A. Easterling sad family metered ever from Denmark Sunda> for a visit to relatives here- • Mr H B hates of DaohaHaa. is amaag the new eahervehers to The .^icapie dortag the poet week My epftirma < Pihraary I Mi < fworaaleedi W. ft ■ ith i All • o«l tsAMTT. Jewetsr, BoraweR. B The frtewds of Mrs C. C Jr, will regret to fcsarn that heea <ya*te 41 fee e*wral days ' * • r - t FOB BALE -BhihltM 1 Xsoftag *•4*? la Fanaees* t’arai I Mewaa uli Cm. BaraueB. X C. If* 4tf FUB X 4LB —4'etioa mmi saeai ami hgMa Afv4| ai f seraera* Gtsaeri. 9%ara ML BhraaseiL X CL Mini Bahy A roast rang rasas Aeona ■hMahto Ba tot hay meswiog ha A flew laathef Nani Bags left sway fraoi t Wwsaaae. leflaif pewe BATA, gsMng Aft* aad aeet weeh at fAfla aftan ooe Port* t oee ratoB prare lit fk fomg at llo Jh at tsaott'e eSStl he* fa thev. f'af« J. B > «a f •araag M> V MHI bf a Barikanbraa. s4 Bal «t#h H c. , aaa tOe guest m bfe* 1 paraat*. Mr » aad Mra L G Bw haf4 1 Mi |*M week Caal X A .UMtraag. e eaaty On the 2nd day of March, 1920, we will sell the Double Pond Church to the highest bidder. The .aale will take place in front of the church, at 11 o’clock. The carpet and pews are not included in thia sale. W. H. Hartzog, * J. A. Hartzog, J. S. Creech, Building Committee. JOHN N. HANKINBON, JR. Box 442, Aikea. South Carolina. Takinf Orders for and Erecting Monumental Work of every des cription for a reliable firm. Drop me a Hoe before placing year MOffEY TO LOAN - Losns made same day application received. No Red Tape. HARLEY A BLATT, Attomeys-at-Law Barnwell, S. C. * Wm. McNAB Bsprasonting FIBB. HEALTH AMD At 11 DENT INBI BANCH t OHPAMML 30x3 Plaiit Tread $11.90 30x31/2 Safety Tread 16.75 32x31/2 tf »» 20.75 31x4 »» »» 27.25 32x4 t tt tt 27.65 33x4 tt tt 29.75 WE ALSO CARRY A COMPLETE LINE OF BUMPERS. Slf^T LIGHTS, AND ANYTHING THAT YOU MIGHT NEED IN THE AUTOMOBILELINE. THE NEXT TIME YOU NEED ANYTHING FOR YOUR CAR. COME AROUND TO OUR PLACE AND LET US FIX YOU UP. OUR PRICES ARE RIGHT. • Hagood-Jennings Auto PHONE NO. 7t. Barnwell, South Carolina Hr • Pehraor i nara y I Ith weB bo wi itth GAirrr AB oath Jeweler, well B C traaagrav. was rawfWmd la hie km with aa nttask *f mfkasaaa far few days dgrtag the pool weak Perm « > g • Wk iBtmrr rB«N>r t abbacb PUINTBl—Fes smmadtaln sbipmsot eetra floe etwhy ptasAs Fatty Jer ssry. tharksstea BekefwM. Barret stag. Flat flgtrh By ve preen I .ra® ».* ga. 2JHP. tl 14 f jusm FT J# Prv po*i •a*l MB, 91 44. kit. It Ah, l.oae. •BAB Bead for price hnt Sweet Pa- M» T J Blnskedls twals The Wwpit whs Inst week t 'ft erh. wh Bamhetg h*a rvswlly Cogoty In l t ggherrihed |n he dty ewe iny g m He mono Blerk. Make BL BABBHKLL. a C Agents Wanted FIRE INSURANCE WHAT FIRE INSURANCE IS. AND WHAT IT MAY MEAN TO YOU. Bk BBBkM B MAN BBtNG OF* I FBBtl HANT AD% ANTAGBB Y, M. t*. % tM fere Ik# to arshipa to ft. C* t wnnt a hve ageat m this eerti i ary tawi f» r •C per ranC rammissien aad npvoaa paid esse wey of PARKER FARMS. MOULTRIE. 2-4-41, I wish tv coll the publwe apectol ntteatton to the fact that I have just irceived a large and attractive ship- men of Sterling Silver. Cut Glass and Sheffield plated ware specially suited for wedding and anniversary gifts. W. D. Gantt, Jeweler. NfftlCK,—Strayed from my .place near (Invan, one black mare mule about 7 years old, weighing about 800 pounds; right front Hoof bad, left eye slightly clipped. Last seen near Hilda. Any information will be ap preciated. James Coates, Govan, S. C., Route No. 1, Box 54. FOR SALE. Excel and Tom Watson Wateprfelon Seed. Cucumber S Rocky Ford Cantaloupe Seed. THE VERIEST THAT CAN 1*E BOUGHT. R. A. DEASON, Barnwell, South Carolina. { ^ I F*-dim We Top* have many sdvsnt •' ages ever the es-avMtrr of fifty year* sga. For r sample, . then gaud men had their educatioa cut short by war, and the next generation, especially in the South, frit this handicap. But now/iot only the Government is pro viding certain vocational training for its soldiers, but the Y. M. C. A. conies forward and offers 150 to 200 scholar ships fpr South Carolina, theuiply condition of eligibility being that the applicant has been honorably dis charged. These schplarahips are dis tributed among all the States out of Educational Wav funds left over when the war closed, and each County is allotted ^ pro-rate snare of 2cent» per capita. A County Committee in each Coun ty will receive and pass on the appli cants and scholarships range from $50 and upwards per man. The Probate Judge, the County School Superin tendent, and the Principal of the High SfcjxQpls a* the County Seats, in Coun ties where there is no local “Y”, will, act as County Committees. Public- FOR RENT—Two rooms suitable for* light housekeeping, or will rent four room. hpu«e._PreftyT .renting rooms. Apply The People office. SEE L A. HUTTO ‘Barnwell. S > C., Route No. 1 • Takes orders for and erects all kinds of Monumental;Work, for a ra table firm. Drop me a dine and 1 'will roll aad see yog. . It Dt» INTER ED Dt BtK JBBBBY i R Q G B . _ \ t «f«* Prue eraaiqg CHDAB GDOtV tABHB, A I r Yehm if. remmMmMI aHB aMHra .paid belli ways We have Joel installed some addition al mar hmery and are prepared to 4o first ciaae work. A TRIAL IS ALL WE ASX. j B*rnwell Chinese Laundry, > Kim Ngone, Proprietor Barnwell, S. C. » FOR EXPERT PLUMBING see % H. .L. .REEDER, Barnwell, S. C. !hc lertm of vKlrfi <NM parly fUMBrlr, tha maur- or "prrmnua tmdrttalics lu indrwsmfy aoottor > Mnall yearly cmt In yearly auai. aesr caa ro Id 1 I be fire fimd A ftrr mturaiK’e pnliry % g rotiln* er <»r amleranler f r a %t>|Hilatrtl mi caat vi property loaa by fee. For bed at night wtthoitt worry, A few dollar* will afford protrctiofi. at least, against the ravages Full) tram re your dwelling and contents Do not loae tight oi the fart that should you be burned out tomorrow H would coat a great deal more to replace the stuff than it coat ongy- naH). . * If you aRf ttdf carry fire tarntrance. vou need to inervatt* ydur tine. the matter and tee whether or not Should your store financially? [Mr dwelling go up in smoke tomorrow—just where would it leave you Many millions in fire loses are incurred in this country every month. The premium charge is small. Out of all*proportion to the satisfaction involved. Call me today—play safe. L P. WILSON, All jobs given personal supervision and are fully guaranteed. Estimates Cheerfully Furnished. Notice From Barnwell County Board Of Registration. When Allendale county was cut off from Barnwell founty* i$ was a nec essary consequence that voting pre cincts on or near the new county line spirited men and educators please would need rearrangement. In order take qptice and help to get the right men in touch with these committees at once. The opportunity closes on September 30th., 1920, South Caro lina gets at least $33,000 in scholar ships from the New York office, this being unused- War funday -nat con nected with home work. The Appli cations will be passed up at once to a State Committee located at. Colum bia composed of Prof. Wilson Gee, chair of Rural Social Science, Uni te accomodate voters the legislature decided to open a new voting precinct called Meyer’s MMl precinct, for the benefit of voters wno had formerly voted at either Robbins or Dunbarton, but who lived nearer Meyer’s Mill j than to-tithfeLpf, the_jibove precincts.. 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