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« —. r.’iVa • * * t. % * mi Um$ +** •• *MI «! ptm^ * |U f»# ^ >+4 ^ W# (haw • isrfv ^ •* C^l »M r»Wrv Tim to My *"y* m *** f*r. fMr»nt«#d for f>W> ond 7*500 mtUt. B. B. Eo.Ur tog, Bomwrll, 8. C. 5-19>tf. Wt hove juot received o shipment of Moline Mowers and Rakes and will be pla«l 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 carry parts. C. F. Molair, Barnwell, S. C. i 6-13-20 i • • «. mi r » tm «§ tat Ufa I. W, WaManhof. wf Ora ago bwv. to vtotttof hor daaghlor. Mrs It. C Holman. Miss Inahinet. of Orangeburg, ia the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Trowbridge. Prof J. D. Bahian airload to the city Wednesday morning from Flori da, whore ho has bean spandidndc hie vacatibn. Little Miss Essie Morris has re turned from a visit to. her father in St. Matthews. Mrs. G. M. Greene has returned from an extended visit to relatives in North Carolina. Dr. B. W. Miller was called to Ap pleton Friday to the bedside of his mother, who has been quite ill for sev eral days. Mrs. W. D. Rice, the newly appoint, ed truant officer far Barnwell County, is in th<? city preparing for the new school year. Mrs. Maude Holmes and children EARLY VARIETY BIG BOLL WILT- ^ have returned from a stay of several RESISTANT COTTON SEED FOR SALE.—Holman and Owens will have for sale 1,500 bushels of cotton «*eed—the wilt-resisting, big boll ear ly variety. We invite prospective pur chaser* to inspect oar 100-acre held •ear the town of Barnwell, adjoining farm of Mr. J. W Patterson, where tWy can see far themaehraa. Before planting thto variety af mad. ahoat awn-«hivd to mm half af dm crap wm Ian* tWrmsgh wtta and now w* ara •Bit to (Mad a tongts wdmd atoto m itos aatora Bald a# MO arm We saw *•*» to mt dmt thm mam haa ant-1 tmtoa^aag atom ■nrtot| m tom am r^fcmm "to* af toa tototol weeks in Asheville. Capt. J. B. Armstrong and sons, J. B. Jr., and Ben. spent Sunday with relatives in Appleton. Mr J. A. Bourn and Mr. Marrall. a# Barton. Atlrudato County, wars to dm Mrs. Harry D. Calhoun and son, Duncan, returned yesterday (Wednes day) from Fairfax, where they have been visiting. Mrs. w- asm af the aWtomwt Local ginners had ginned only about 20 baler of cotton up to Saturday night, aa compared with about 100 to Urn name date a year ago. Tim ara raft mg ttoe ft F. Qualm. Jr. a moo af Aifcm. ho* t torn L E7 You don’t have to spend lot of money to have a lat of pretty waists :L NO, YOU REALLY DONT HAVE TO SPEND ANY CONSIDERABLE SUM, PROVIDED YOU COME HERE TO MAKE YOUR WAIST PUR CHASES. WE KNOW THAT THERE ARE A GREAT MANY PEOPLE WHO THROUGH CHOICE OR NECESSITY WANT POPULAR PRICE BLOUS ES. AND FOB THAT LARGE HOST WE ARE SPLENDIDLY PRE PARED. HERE ARE JUfT THE DAINTIEST NEATEST AND PRETTIEST LITTLE SUMMERTIME BLOUSES. THE RIMD THAT LAUMMft AMD WEAR BO WELL, THE EfND THAT ALMOST TXT ONE MIGHT BE GLAD TO WftAft AMOtoG TUB RDCKirr ARRIVALS THAT GO OH SALS ass Rww Mown is rws wtatwtoofts at sess a«o Af SRAD-TWA? UV8 n LAV IP fto v hr*** or wmm ibb mb m sd gto to # • f I , % ' SB • Bto ^ Pm Farmers’ Union Mercantile Co. ST ft m a — a . P * «rma tot to mm ua •mm •SMS WMD ft ft a aa A — s*t Ua mm. •« .i ■as* gmus a tofts * a to ft ft • t M - • til am toms Notice! an mw i ■ at Ai I o 1 -a Maramum tomto ••••#•••••• a • Bftfts soft ftftftftASorrft • to A■.*%an*11 and VtogPma SASftftftftftftSBftSftftftftftftft hr mlaatos. Mart Msmday wt Mr N T Me Eh (*WT V0A ft MAJft C MMUBVWto ftAftftftB AtooH ba sb errs .......SBs SHAVES •< -IBa. :: N T M<) n. M, u* Mn. Notmh Amdmtm ,n4 <«itttthi. . fnM*. , httl, d. Imv, till, «m4 f*r a ~ visit to rvlattvar in Spartanburg, i Mr. J W. Vmrrnt. of U«*o«. apoM I Grmvnh . Umnvood the week-end in Barnwell. Mias Essie Livingston ir in a Co lumbia hospital for treatment. Mr. Harry Wannamaker, of Or angeburg, spent Sunday here. Miss May Owens, of Dunbarton, is the guest of Mrs- A. A. Lemon. Miss Elizabeth Moore is visiting relatives in Hendersonville, N. C. Mrs. Childs, of Ideal, Ga., is visit ing her sister, Mrs. M. H. Calhoun. Miaa Helen Calhoun has returned from a visit to relatives ia Allendale Mr. J. H. Wilson and family, of Alabama, who are motoring through the courftry to Charleston, spent Sun. day with his brother, Mr. L. P. Wil son. The many friends of Miss Maggie M". Black will be glad to know that she has recovered sufficiently from an operation at the Aiken hospital to return to her home in Yenome. Mrs. B. B. Easterling and son, Brown, Mrs. L. M. Mace and little daughter* and Mra. J. G. Moody, Jr., and little ton, Richard, have return ed from a visit to Hendersonville, N. C. Da Tau Rauw A haul Yam Btofc'l There are 35AS4AM letters ? TWrt are 77MSS words t TWre are 11,173 ? There are 1,189 chapters? There are 66 books? That the word Lord is used 1,856 timer and that the word Reverend occurs once, in the ninth chapter of the Eleventh Psalm. The middle verse of the Bible is the 8th verse of the 118th Psalm, while the 21st verse of the 7th chap ter of Ezra contans every letter of the alphabet but “J”. The nineteenth chapter of Second Kings, and the 37th chapter of Isaiah are alike. The longest verse in the Bible is the'9th verse of the 8th chapter of Esther, while the shortest verse is the 35th verse of the 11th chapter of St. John.- The 9th, 21st and Slot verses of th 107th Psalm •(€ all the while sack verm af the 12th Psalm W. <i. I.RK E A R- F- MARNE < Willis toa. Smith Carotoa OI0 0l06C 0 0 0 M»9M»M0 0»»»» W. D. Gantt Move* into New Quarters tototoft to BlftBtoftU CAIA MV BMW UBTAftofli SB MASS SaftPWtAA ftoi Stostrff tot a BftAi to MV WWW ftR aSTMMS AMto SBUTIT A nSKPSBB CAIA t BOM MV FfttSMSW AJBft CM toaVS A AlBSMB StWrft HUB BVftft W. D. GANTT Barnwell, South Carotin*. Mi—r». T t T—* —< a w I Mf -M Mr, f « Pm* — Mutowa. af SB*, tmee vmtoava heea trim • mmm mb to A ~ MiuAry ' uiura Map _ I fsmuto VWa NOTICE OF SALE. State of South Carolina, County of Barnwell. Court of Probate. Terry Richardson, Plaintiff, vs Frank Huggins, Jr., and Jessie Lou ise Huggins, Defendants. Pursuant to Decree of this Court dated July 26th, 1920, the undersigned Master for Barnwell County will sell, at public auction in front of the Court House in Barnwell, S. C., to the high est bidder, for cash, on September 6th, 1920, between the legal hours of sale, the premises hereinafter de scribed, the purchaser to pay for papers and revenue stamps: AH that certain lot or parcel of land situate la the town af •fi Os the Eaal hf let a# Mtoa Ctonto Ci What is a healthy Baby Worth? Dollars don’t count do they? UP *