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# n>« MLIL-T*. mUm> u %. ProtUnk, Witt- •t T|fcp». %m J |w i ^ _ A - I B" 9 - •• li • ••'f > mmm •€ r* rf«t _ _ - ^_ T I V«MMk *M ih» SMS «W «I«W« M ion. 8. C 5! lirrj , itr it tfltt SHOE HEP AIRING.—Ltdim. OSul- livan Rubber Htela, 55 centi; Tit«. Ed|te. 45 centi; Half Sole*. $1.30. Men’* O’Sullivan Rubber Heela, 55 cents; Panther Tread, 50 cents; Good- year Wingfoot Air Whole Heels, 65 cents, Half Soles, $1.50. Best Leather used. Harrison Shop, Barnwell, S. C. 7-8*8t I Rufir% Morgan boa with bor ability to aay tbloga «HMrb returned to GWtltr after a weob’i tttbe blm dietiactiy n aaifinabtl The Whole Secret of •toy in Bam well. Mrs. Charlie Brown, Jr., and little daughter have returned home from an Augusta hospital. NITRATE OF SODA.—We have a limited quantity of Nitrate of Soda for immediate delivery. Price and quality right. Farmers Union Mar- cantile Co., Barnwell, S. C. 5-20-tf. Mr. Solomon Blatt has purchased a Dodge touring car from Mr. W. P. Franklin, local dealer. Drive in our up-to-date filling station and get your supply of gaso line without leaving your seat. Our service includes anything from free air to a Kelly-Springfield tire. B. B. Easterling, Barnwell, S. C. 5-13-tf. Miss Blatt, of Blackville, is spend ing a few days in the city with Mr. and Mrs. Solomon Blatt. Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Vogel and children, of Washington, D. 'C., are visiting relatives in the city. Col. and Mrs. Harry D. Calhoun and Mr. Brown Calhoun motored to Beaufort last week in the latter’s car. V\ e have just received a shipment of Moline Mowers and Rakes and will be glad to have you call and examine thAn. These machines have several advantages ov«r the old style and a wonderful reputation for durability and service, and the price it no high er than the old style. W» also carry parta* C. F. Molatr, Barnwell, 8. C. |J|*T — H> 8 A- 8tAll en Jno# 34, IPSb. one blue —ego rent • ttb J. Kobe**. \*reuy, |p m44e ceaA paehet PhnAat 9i4wm in ownee end eoeetsw vw wpeA 144m 10 8 A 8ML fUee 8 C |tp4 — | Quite a number of Barnwell people went over to Williston Friday for the first meeting of the county candidates. Mr. J. D. Bethea, driving the “Vick ery Special,** won all the eventa at the Sumter automobile races Monday. One night one ef his friend# sad be decided to go to • picture boose and there they saw a play la which the caveman stuff was exceedingly strong. Evidently that gave the young, man an Inspiration, for the next cutting remark the young woman made he resented. H* had tome to take her for a driie^X^Afyfr getting her safely set tled itAhhs car and having placed a large boxfof candy In her lap he set tled down for a pleasant evening. But not long. The young woman could not stand his ease. She deliberately opened her box, took out a bonbon, nibbled at it a minute and then said in icy tones: “Why, this candy is At first the young man felt Inclined to writhe, but the next minute the caveman stuff of the movie darted Into his mind. He did what he thought was a real rough act. He seized that beautiful box of candy and threw it as far as he could. For a long time there was silence. Then the girl began the conversation. And this time she spoke meekly and In “honied” tones. * §he Is still speak ing in the same way whenever she Is with blm.—Indianapolis News. A Better Tire Simply a Matter of the Maker*9 PoBdee Mr. and Mrs. Botwrt Jones and son. | Of Beaufort, are spending some lime unb Mr. and Mrs Harry D t'aibuun MUSHROOMS Of ALL SORTS I ■< Mrs. W. E Holmes, M ms leertrmdr and Mu*lev Hsbby Isdl Tassday far a •mar la Mrs CJ K Byon mi AMbmtHv, M C. 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X To ascertain what each maSet offers one must analyse and test some 200 tires—as our laboratorie* have done. ( Then it is a matter of comfnning the best features and building ac cording to the highest standards. Once you try a Brunswick you will understand how we have builtt model tires, regardless of factory expense. Yet Brunswick Tires cost you the same as other like-type tires. Otic saving is on selling cost, thronghi our nation-wide organization. We realize that you expect more from Bruns wicks, and we assure you that you get it ONE Bruns wick will tell you the story. Aryl then you’ll want ALL Brunswick*. No other tire, you’ll •gree. givse so much fog youc THE BKUNSWlCK-aAUtE^OLLXMOCa OCX M 4 1* V lS4S MmOm - MM . • * < 8 *m» mv mm eto *•* 4* *a* «Mf t+m fW ! 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S 8. EmmvHimm. Karnarll, 8. C. I>n%v in our up-io-«lalr filling •tation anti grt y«*ur «upp‘y of gaiMi. lino without leaving your aeat. Our M*rvice include* anything from free air to a Kelly-Springfield lire. B. B. Easterling, Barnwell, S. C. 5-13-tf. If in the market for Rat and Fire Proof Corn Cribs, Grain Bins, Steel Barns, Cotton Warehouses or any kind of fire proof building, ready-cut houses, corrugated iron roofing metal, write me at Bamberg, S. C. W. E. 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There will U- an ice cream festival at the Long Branch school house Fri day, July 16th, at 5 o’clock p. m., for the purpose of raising funds to shing le the Long Branch Church. The pub lic is cordially invited to attend. The days lose four minutes in sun shine this week;- i.- Mr. 1. L. Langley spent the Fourth in the city with his mother. Mrs. J. Sr Still and little son visited relatives in Augusta last week. Miss Harriett Holmes is visiting Mrs. Freeman at Myrtle Beach. Mr. 8. P. Davmt spent Tuesday msmaig ia Blackv JW au bmatavaa. Mma 489* HI A fa 'i •ttltm RUo •'f Ta • Is* kouu f' •MeeHeat la the ivaaiammi et fpeastava TV wmeOm et TV fVMH ate touMed sad aavsM. aa a*41 aa a—4 for tafVaa 4*aaea Aa IA per rrar ratraet et ml m mode ohira la said by couamw oeara to aieftt eoospormna altb ibo heal of ewoet almanda. At'mrdtag lo (be newspoper Eu rlainr of Oualemala iberultlvatloo of the ah rub pro* Idea a tiO« it*-** of iii( rea*.i < profltabb Fdbhc Twm w Nt4 Tl Dr. W. C. Milhous w’as called to Walterboro last week to the bedside of Mr. Haskell Moore, who w T as suffering from congestion of the brain. Mr. Moore’s many Barnwell friends will be glad to know that he is recovering. - - Bamberg has decided to enter its club in the Orangeburg County League, taking the place of Bowman, which towm has dropped out. Barn well fans hope that the team will make the name excellent showing that it did in the Tri-County League. Vet as a Disinfectant It has been found that soot acts as a disinfectant and is more active moist than dry. Water seems to dissolve the disinfecting agents in the soot, making them more active. Carbon floating in the air seldom, if ever, tarries bacteria nnless it has lodged on the ground and Is again blown Into the air. Now soot acts as a very effective blanket, protecting the bacteria and giving them a chance to grow. Dis eases of the nose and throat are not appreciably tpore prevalent in smoky cities, but they are more severe and harder to cure. This is probably due as much to the cracking of the mucous membrane by the change from the dry atmosphere in the houses to the moist air outside and subsequent Irritation by dust sod smoke. B. B. Easterling BARNWELL, SOUTH CAROUNA • 6*. A^Im 8^8 8^8 8^8 8^8 8^8 8^8 20 Per Cent Reduction TV BrmarrU baseball Hub wa« sebedubd UupAejr • gam* m Fairfax «« « 4 / *«*• u h+\ «... 1 *f ** I Qeee Im* aaaM t*a imw I aamam t pa* ooeo aasumx aa 8a Sb889 S Phmm mt8 SH88$M8bHHS 48a touaegoo MnHHaf * anHia 8p oatreoo oOeom 9m *44 egoeo 188a9 48 9 t^MSpS »*' 1 America's Debt te Cade In nearly four centuries the oa ef many men have become linked iie> tori rally with tbe “Bif Muddy “ IM tt Marf eerie USalla On all Men’s, Ladies’ and Children’s Oxfords, . All Men’s Spring Clothing, Ladies’ Dresses, Skirt* and Waists, All Drees Goods and Millinery. .*♦ » » *4