Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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la Itaplv ail Tha above It ylbttd from a pap«r by Nleolaf Ptrachlmontt, of iiro t Egypt, before the Textile In stitute et Manchester, England, on July 9, 1920. If it be true, then why has the price of cotton declined near- ly 50 per cent, in the past few month*? Why, in the face of sev eral successive short crops, should the bottom drop out of the price for the prsaent one, which will hardly dxneed 12,000,00 bales? We are Said that it is deflation, but if that ha tree, why haven*! the prices for aad lard i? la It One of Barnweffa beat men was lev. O. N. Askew, I heard his first sermon at Williaton, Nov. 1996. He studied afterwards at the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary. He was a fine sermonizer and was of most lovable character,—modest, guiltless, sincerely devout. Rev. George Walker preached some at Olivet, in my boyhood, and did some colportage work. He was pos itive, clear, earnest. • Rev. Samuel E. Woodward was recognised aa a most godly man. He was gifted in exhortation and was re ap! in personal ad- talker,*' in of the The principles of Buddhism and Shintoism wore thus reconciled and, in order to convince the popular mind of this theory, Emperor Shomo pa tronised a movement to erect a large bronse atatne of Daftmtsn or Buddha at Kara, the statue Wag completed In the year 762 after 14 year* of cast ing and construction. UKE SWORD OF DAMOCLES Hew Many Others Have Unwittingly •at In Peril of Which They Were Igncrantr Moilee tie mi K. SiwlHag, Jndge of Probate for Barnwell County, and State of South Carolina, aa Executor of the will of J. S. Still, Jr., upon Saturday, the 80th day of November now next ensuing, and petition the said Court for pn order of discharge and letters dismissory. * W. D. STILL, Executor. Thif^2nchdaj of October, A. D. 1920. itohei NOTICE OF DISCHARGE. Notice is hereby given that I will file my final account with the Honor able, John K. Snelling, Judge of Pro bate for Barnwell County, and State of South Carolina, aa Guardian of Ha Frtxier, upon Saturday the 80th day of November now next and petition the mid Court for ef For m LIMITED Him, mHh mck Vt "Cop Tin purcha—d at oar rfero, v* will gioo ont “Ton Tmtod" Tab* of cor- responding sin*—an indispensable com bination for the motorist who demands absolutely highest quality. Though this offer is made to introduce these highest ^ quality tires and tubes to car owners not yet familiar with their service merits, we re not put ting up the bars against our re&ulsf customers. We want them to share in this distribution and enjoy all the benefits new customers enjoy. Oct your tires and FREE TUBES TODAY. If not in need of tires, you can—by personal bf telephone, or of bo • 71m Southern farmer ha« *the situation in hit own hands. The remedy it 9 organisation—and whan we »ay organisation, we mean ORGANIZATION. Let every coun ty in the cotton producing states throughly organise, hold this crop off the market until the price will net a reasonable profit and reduce the acreage next year 33 1-3 per cent. ^There isn’t any use whatever in storing your Cotton in a ware house and then make a larger crop next year than will be made in 1920. iust he a bona fide reduc- we are guhg te tea 10 cent haters c* 1 L on eats mhus«e*. of Vheue I sNB net write new esn- here ef te wH: C C Benue. P. C Htrksen. W ant scribe, end others. AI moot ell of the -Old Guard" are gone to their King and are reigning with Him. To say that they were perfect, would be as untrue as to say that the sons of preachers are the worst of boys. To assert the first would be misleading; because preachers are human , and they all have faults and imperfec tions. To affirm that preacher’s children are the worst, is to assert a falsehood or slander. The dear old pioneer ministers of “Barnwell In the Long Ago,” were a bend of noble, self-sacrificing, con- serrated men. They were true and unttlflA. end received shamefully manh pay In money foe thefe labors They, ns a dnaa. wore mas in the ■Mi Greal Majestic Z, laa fenga ✓ n.« f * i r - ibo ssam uf lien an serf aa In 9m than As Mae I tae wUI roaoB an*i pmnasaoa wMh*a | an hone after aefel mis and upon m*i day. H. L Oct. 8th, 1920. Typewriter Ribbons AND Carbon Paper THE BARNWELL PEOPLE, mm MASTER'S SALE. # « t .• —' I mm 0 ehM 4 aawa a • ni ANH-ffHENT CHIlPWfW • ji - I f irm^a wt ievt.t h it - i aw ■ as I < 1 se ni! ™ —- — imui ii i State of South Carolina, Barnwell County. Court of Common Pleas. M. C. Diamond, Plaintiff, » *■ against H. J. Baxley and J. B. Cushman’s Sons, Defendants. By virtue of a decretal order to me, directed In the above entitled cause, I will sell at Barnwell, in front of the Court House, on Monday, the first day of November 1920, it being salesday is said month, within the legal houra of sale, the following described real property: All that tract, piece or parcel of lend, situate, lying aad being la George’s Creek Taupnahtpt Barnwell County. South ChfltdkUh enntnlntag egg hundred eetun * inti mnre nr hna amt hnomd mt h In tsndh nf i * '***% amd n It s>«»«s •***«a* B n Bunu em# h 9 9*Mhm hesm %e nr C MmSW uu* • ••• ‘ uhi uun 99 fagufp 9inu8 tnup 9hs mmm. . »» msssse^mtssO •» S ^ •• » sf*(* end MndUng is mgeneA. T - - bright Ws want jroo to see these Orset Majestic rsngss which sre mads in many regular and combination styles with or without legs. Ws carry the complete line and shall be glad to demonstrate them. )Vt thall be glad te gise i/ou a com of thu inkmting link booklet tohich sices information regarding oil the carious typos of Crest Majestic ra rges. Ask miss ft F.Mola* ♦ if