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A. A — - B! r. iYiTS ac iu *• tlM tafty AMo«m64W built la America at a papular prica, $396. Wtiflit only «%ht * hundred *' pounds. Ninety-six county agencies already appointed. Ten thousand cars under contract. Union county, N. C., changed hands in July for Three thousand dollars. Secure your county agency now. W1ZARP AUTOMOBILE CO., Char lotte, North Carolina. FOR SALE CHEAP.—One two horse wagon, one one horse wagon, one top buggy and harness. C. N. Burckhalter, Barnwell, S. C. Mr» T. t. the Wednesday Afternoon Bridge Chib last week. Mrs. W. C. Milhous and children have returned from a stay of several weeks at BluiTton. Mr. and Mrs. Moye, of Washing ton, D. C., are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Molair. \ WHITE WOMEN WANTED at State Hospital, Columbia, S. C., be tween ages of 18 and 35 to enter training school for nurses. Splendid opportunity to become a nurse. Also vacancies for whi*e female attend ants. Pay for attendants $30 to $36 per month, with room, board, dry; ao expense for modkai ea attention if akfc. For write the Superintendent * li-4t i < / Misses Helen Calhoun and Emily Porter left yesterday (Wednesday) for Converse College. Mrs. E. D. Robison and little son have returned from a visit to rela tives in Heath Springs. Dr. and Mrs. W. M. Jones and Mrs. Owens have returned from a three weeks stay in Asheville, N. C. Mrs. Dukes returned to ho la St George Saturday after a visit to her slater. Mrs W. D Harley Iba. White sad tkUdraa. of % held, are the gwaste of the Men Mel he Gi bar la this fftsrtd, we feel that her to ward wiD bo groat with her Savior la her Heavenly howto. She died at the age of t2. Therefore, be It resolved, that wo, at the members of the Pleas- snt Hill Baptist Church, extend to her bereaved family and relatives our heartfelt sympathy. Furthermore, be it resolved, that s copy of these resolutions be sent to her family, and also be published in the County papers. Mrs. J. W. Folk, Mrs. R. S. Weathersbee, Committee. w ' Calling Demonstration. For the past weeks you have been reading in the county papers articles about culling the. flock, written by Mr. R. H. Wilkins, State' Poultry Agent In this way yon have learned the importance of culling your flock. * Mr. Wilkins will bo working in Barnwell Coenty Thursday. Sept 23. and Friday. Sept 24. While have ha wiD give four Cel hag Damaastfn- ttoaa ll b hoped that those meet- lags wSI he wsfl a Use dad, far Mr IS Mr s as rwm isii rm • tow ana too of Stows Sumuawtoh Patome ham toe to~e to hm Pwm wean «w too of Chad now 1 Peuto* mm t * m of SM I Saa *0 tm** a » pm tor 11 • i O • . . ■ t «* t-p *. mao 0 ■to • ha IB ■- 9 m • tow fwee wa toon Tto n c adtov a * ft. C AMD The days loaa 12 minutes in sun shine this week. Mrs. Chss. A. Hensley visited rel atives in Augusts Saturday. Mrs. F. S. Brown and daughter are visiting relatives in Olar. Mrs. Julia Price, of Summerville, is visiting her son, Mr. P. W. Price. '* Mr. Milton (“Babe”) Adams spent % the week-end in the city with friends. Miss Virginia Moseley has returned from a visit to relatives in Orange burg. \ Mr. sad Mrs. Clay Creech, of Kline, spewt Sunday la the city with rala- Uvea. Tto PvooS* Is adding a awtotoe of asm awhamharv to ha lag hat agala this wi tha peapla of the saw the kind of aswtei gfcroa by this newspaper. THERE'S A REASON * Messrs. J. F. sad W. H. Boyles and Master W. H. Boyles. Jr., of Barnwell route 1, wore callers at The People office Saturday, both of those gentle men renewed their subscription for two yfars. •"V • The Barnwell graded school opened Monday morning with an unusually large attendance of pupils and pat rons, giving promise of one of the most successful sessions in the his tory of the institution. Short talks were made by Col. H. D. Calhoun and Dr. W. M. Jones. Registration Notice. kv Daw Minch, of Notice is hereby given that the books of registration will be kept epew for the purpose of' registering Ay voters, hath mao gad women, for the 0 M m % mm, • tto * • OPTICIAN at Gantt's a * September 21st My optician will be with 4 * % me on Tuesday. Sept. 21. ONE DAY ONLY. W. D. GANTT, ftC * Pm. » w . «►* Hudson and Essex Cars s - t For Immediate Deliv I have for immediate delivery the following cars: Essex Touring Cars and Roadsters; Essex Sedan; Hudson Speedster amd Seven-passenger Cars; also Hudson closed cars. Hudson builds the Essex—Hudson Dealers sell the Essex. Hudson and Essex cars hold all Worth While- Records. Therefore, if you are in the market for an automobile you should choose a Hudson or an Essex, both of which are famed for endurance, speed, reliability and economic pre- fonnance. ‘.A . CftU or phone for a demonstration. W. D. HARLEY Hudbn tod Ernes Denier I*hmw 4) SALVATION IS FREE! So Is Our Air and Water a & J But here we are forced to stop. Nobody's credit is good with the FORD MOTOR COMPANY. Therefore, we have to pay cash for our cars, parts and accesso ries. Commencing September 20th we shall have to ask our customers to do the same.. When we sell our goods on credit, it is the same as making the purchaser a loan with out interest and without security. We want your patronage, and promise to give . , . ' v r ■ , / ■ "‘f ■' * v ' ; you the same faithful and honest service as we have heretofore. We respectfully ask the cooperation of thepublic in this matter- Save us and your self embarrassment by not asking for credit ' * after above date. ' '&>rM jM' Sr Roy Z. Warren