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M)R SALR.^—One (rood milch cow;
alto »ome nice ho(f*, 0. I. C. and Red
Jersey mixed. I have moat any aite
any one would want. Apply to J. H.
Bolen, Elko, S. C. - 4-15-3t.
FOR SALE,—Two Ford touring cars
in good condition; price reasonable.
See me. H. C. Hutto, BlackviHe, S.
C. ' - 4-15-4tpd.
FOR SALE CHEAP.—Good gentle
work horse; will work anywhere. C.
N. Burekhalter, Barnwell, S. C. 4-15tf.
the naai meatmc of the South Carolina
Dtviaioft of the American Cotton As*
ssetstton will he held to Columbia at
Craven Hal) on Wednesday. May 6 at
Mr. T: E. Killinvaworth, of Dun- noon. As this it to be a very impor
tant meeting of the aaaociation it is
urged that every county in the state
be fully represented. All members
of the association are urged to at
tend the meetings in their counties
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barton, was a buamtaa visitor here
Monday.
Mr. R. Weathersbee, of Rose
mary township, is attending court
here this week.
The weather Sunday was unseas
onably cold, but summer warmth re
turned Monday.
All roads lead to Rivers Bridge to
day (Thursday), and tomorrow they
will lead to Meyer’s Mill.
I am selling .hundreds of ^Emerson
phonograph'^ records. Another big
v
shipment expected Friday of the
latest Jazz, Fox Trot, Blues and song
hits. Call in whije in town on Satur
day or any day you are in town and
hear them. Saturdays arc my - big
days for demonstrating my wonderful
Claxtonola machine. I have a young
lady sjieiially engaged to operate the
machine on Saturdays. Call in and
meet your friends and hear some real
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W. D. Gantt’s, Jeweler,
Main Street Barnwell, S. C.
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FOR SALE—ShingJ^ ami flooring.
Apply to the FarmeriK’nion Mercan
tile Co.. Barnwell. S. C. 12- 4-tf
Mrs. J. A.~~’Porter and daughters,
prior to the convention.
The May 5 convention will take up
three matters for thorough discussion,
according to an announcement by R.
M. Mixson, president. Those will be
Warehousing, Finances and Organi
zations.
The South Carolina Division is an
xious to have sufficient warehouses
in the state to take care of the 1920
crop and will bend every energy to
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Misses Louise and Blanche, motored
over to Augusta Monday.
Mrs. Pearle Hagood Harvard has
returned home after a pleasant visit
to relatives in New York.
Mr. E. H. Hartzog, of BlackviHe
route 2, was the first subscriber to
dispel the blueness of Monday.
Several new subscribers addrd“ to
The People’s steadily growing list
again this week* “There’s a reason
Mm. Allen, of Aiken, is spending
the week in the city with her hua-
liami. who is official court stenogra
pher for the Second Circuit.
The body of Mr. Walter D. Rich
ardson, who died of tnflomza while
en route to France during the ^ orl I
War. hi c' i*«r<ted here this week
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association.
Plans are under way to further per
fect the organization in the state.
Membership" campaigns will be con
ducted in every county in an effort
to secure as members those merch
ants, farmers, bankers, business and
profesional men who have not yet
joined the association.
A special effort will be made to en
roll the women of the state into the
ranks -of the association. The Ameri
can Cotton Association at its meeting
in Moutgonery.voted to admit the
women into the convention on the
same basis as men. One of the speak
ers at the May convention in Columbia
will be Mrs. Cora D. Mathis of Ala
bama. a large and successful woman
"farmer, who thrilled the Montgomery
convention. Mrs. Mathis is very en
thusiastic over the American Cotton
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Earlfe county chairman to the state
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We have Wire Nails in the following
sizes 5, 6, 8, 10, 12 and 20s.
Galvanized Corrugated Iron
8 and 10 ft. sheets. $9 per square
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AVERY 2 Horse
Walking Cultivators
'• Special Price $42.50
LEMON BROS. INC.
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assfftrout |o prsas f%e I * dsawa »ggu ;
and a til serve as a guair for the '
Mtiant*!) nre«b<d to yw**serve largse '
numbrr* of egg a.
Ill Select a *>-gnllon crock and
clean it thoroughly, after which it
should be Muldetl and allowed to dry. |
121 Heat a quantity of water to
the tioiling point ard allow it tocool. '
tS) When cool, measure out 9
quarts of water, place it in the crock, !
and add 1 quart of sodium silicate,
stirring the mixture thoroughly.
(4) The eggs should be placed in
the solution. If sufficient eggs are
not obtainable when the solution is
first made, additional eggs may be ad- j
ded from time to time. Be very care- j
fill to allow at least two inches of th*> .
solution to cover the eggs at all times* I
(5) Place the crock containing the j
preserved eggs in a cool, dry place, j
well covered to prevent evaporation, i
Waxed paper covered over and tied
around the top of the crock will an
swer this purpose.
Using Preservt‘d Eggs.
Fresh, clean eggs, properly pre
served, can be used satisfactorily for
all purposes in cooking and for the
table. When eggs preserved in water
glass are to be boiled, a small hole
should he made in the shell with a
pin at the large end before placing ,
^ ! them in the water. This is dome to
Js A , i % ' ir r ’c#* egg to e^aiM*.
I when heated so as to prevent crack-1
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V’alve-in-Head Preference
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Men of long experience in motor car usage, know and
appreciate the wonderful value of Buick Valve-in-
Head efficiency.
Today, these men are paying a high tribute to Buick
quality and construction, in their selection o f this
famous motor car to serve their needs in the future.
Buick prides itself in possessing the world’s confidence
and with such unwavering faith and individual pref
erence of buyers, Buick demand and production are
eclipsing all records—so the wisdom of early purchas
ing for future months delivery by those “who know”
is a fore-thought for the prospective buyer who tarries
from day to day.
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Everybody LiRes The ,
Chandler Dispatch
'HE popularity of the Chandler Dispatch, which
has grown by leaps and bounds and reaches to
every corner of the world, is based not only on the
grace of its trim design and its beautiful Rainbow
Blue finish, but is due quite as much to the standard
Chandler chassis upon which it is mounted.
The Dispatch, attracts young -folks and older ones alike.
It is a great favorite with young women. All love to drive it,
and the charm of its beauty gives them additional satisfaction
in its ownership.
The Chandler Dispatch seats four persons with utmost
comfort. The driver’s position is restful. The cushions are
deep, well tilted and trimmed in the best of genuine hand
buffed leather.
With its wonderful flexibility of power, its ease of driving
and real comfort, characteristic of ail Chandler models, every
body likes the Dispatch..
SIX SPLENDID BODY TYPES
Sevtn-Poistnt'r Tourint Cat. tl99S Four-Pasttnter Roadster. U99S
Four-Passenger Dispatch Car, $2075
Sexen-Passenger Sedan, $2995 Pour-Passenger Coupe, $2895 Limousine, $2495
( JJf Priest f. $. I CU*U+4. 04m)
LEMON BROS. INC.,
BARS WELL. S*C.. \
CLEVELAND, OHIO