The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, August 13, 1920, Image 8

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M.—The Sunday .School as a factor for training in denomination. aJ efficiency, by Victor l>rwt*. g H Hand if »r and .H A Hair It 45 A M _ The ^Mnabit ty and a4*a»t*f* of grading (be Umso and My Aamday RHi mi* by C « Ree * i J$, % H •as. «n* I. • MR I II f II - R*o«*» f«# i Y 4A m \ t h k- New Fall Line on Display Clothing, Shoes, Hats, Gents Furnishing B r*i n r.*c i i i.ih.iO «date filling I hir l^rne tn osir i _ ftat»on • n.i g. t j.*or »apt»}y «f l.ne mtbout lru\ing ><>ur seat •ervirt inclu<k« anything fr«>m free air to a krlly Springfield lire. H H Fastrrlmg, Harnarll, S C. 5-13«tf. If you \alue quality ami service visit our up-to-date filling station the next time you need gasoline and oil. Anything from free air to a Kellfc- Springfield tire. B. B. Easterling, Barnwell, S. C. 5-13-tf. We have just received a shipment of Moline Mowers and Rakes and will be glad to have you call and examine them. These machines have several advantages over the old style and a wonderful reputation for durability and service, and the price is no high er than the old style. We also carfy parts. C. F. Molair, Barnwell, S. C. 5-13-20 If you value quality and' m nr tea visit our up to-date filling station the asst urns you need ga* tine and ail Aggtlung from f*ue •* to • Rally t*u ft ft ftaeAagbmg. rfL • C b IS <f un ail men a, uadics ana inuaren s All Men’s Spring Clothing, Ladies' 'and Waists, All Dress Goods and Millinery. A. N. GARBER, Williston, S. C. pyr Cb n&tipa ft on 0 • , j \ To Keep Your Health— ^ you muM retard N*turc*» And *»nc of the fir%t ol her Ia%v» is “Avoid Ctinstipaiion • \ Nujol works on an entirely new principle. ^ ith* out forcing or irritating, it softens the food wtste. 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AGAINST THAT DAY WHEN LIFE SHALL NEED IT! THIS BANK OFFERS YOU THE BEST OBTAINABLE FACILITIES FOR PRE SERVING YOUR SAVINGS AND HANDUNG THEM PROFITABLY. ms ss • duftft ft mm THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK Capital Stock, ftfto.uou imi The wise soldier in the field of battle digs himself a trench, and throws up a barrier to protect himself from the enemy, and provides himself with every possible de vice to withstand a siege. The wise man in every walk of life entrenches himself in a bank account and builds up a financial barrier be tween himself and possible misfortune and reverses. This bank invites every man to shelter his family in this “financial fortress” where they will be safe and secure from want, privation and poverty and where the arrows of misfortune cannot penetrate. —r— I Bank of Western Carolina, I 8 (aptlal Stuck Prutuctiuu Over I4M.M*. Buiifll S. 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