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Do jw bolonff to tho, A nr ion t
Ordor of Crop# Honirorv? If you do
don tho ooonor you oovor your
tonhlp tho bettor for youroolf. your
contountty, your county, your State
and your country.
On every aide one heara the cry of
*Hard Timea," and while it ia true
that cotton is low in price and may
go lower before {he reaction definite
ly aeta in, the country la far from be
ing “broke,” as so many calamity-
howlers would have us believe. We
are all diaappointed because the sta
ple is not bringing 40 cents as we
had reason to believe it would, much
of it havihg been already marketed at
an actual loss, while the efforts of
others to hold their crop for a price
that will at least enable them to
break even naturally makes it diffi
cult for everybody all rou'id and ob
ligations that would have been taken
care of in the natural coarse of e-
vants must be deferred temporarily
hat caaMaaeo in ourselves and out
fallow man la all that Is needed for
everything to week out all right
This sect lee Is certainly la mac
shape te staed a h—artel •train
•hen ft la the dark day of Itli.
We ars aet a aettee ef
are nailed hiact-
Thors la a Mg
school and aomo of them are 10 foot
loag. Pfe going ashore"
. M Floats, * doa't go—the fishermen
aren't minding." remonstrated the.
fearless young woman.
“But the creatures art chasing us,
Janet. Bee, one Just leaped right out
of the water! Suppose one jumps at
us r
Campbell put on speed and soon
reached the boat moorings, some dis
tance from the rock-bound shore.
Janet sat silent; she wss disappoint
ed, for -she had been enjoying her
boat ride.
Frank stopped and gazed np and
around the sky. A black cloudbank
hovered on the eastern horizon.
Frank knotted the ropes securely and
then adjusted a canvas covering. He
was very methodical. 4
“My boat Is dsneing where I tied
her myself before 1 was 111; I haven't
a cover, either," ejaculated Janet,
spltefulj.
That Is only a matter of Judg-
meut." Freak rmpooded. ssalstiag the
girl Into bis rowboat He was geotlo.
hot oot tovorttke; but abo was cram
with him
On tbo ah ere, dels? lag to push Ut
his fiory. Atwott
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oultfp sur heated and take tbo path
t© God's owe laud.” and Jong Barton
ab«iok hands with Tom Rabgor. tbo
host-boarted boy la all Nowbury towa
—atfreest the whole town would toll
you that had you ssked about Tam
Rsnper.
Tom was an engineer on train No.
155. All the children in Newbury
raced down to Ingalls Crossing eveky
ufternoun after school to see the No.
155 dying by snd to wave to thelr^he-
loved “Mr. Tom.” Tom always had a
smile for every one, hot today hta
heart was heavy and sad. The *.m«le
had left his eyes snd his lips quiv
ered as the train sped on its way to
Ellis Falls. This time Tom was on a
different mission—it was not his old
No. If5 ne was running, just sitting
with the other passengers deep in
thought.
He had just hurled his best friend—
his mother. It was her last request
that he would take care of her child
hood home in Ellis Falls. Before tier
death she had put It Into a real es
tate stent’s hands. Why, Tom never
knew; In fact, never knew she bad
thought of selling the little borne »be
had known snd loved since childhood.
He hod worked la tho Hty, coming
home once a mouth to that little boom
at Ft Its Fall* wbvee over tbe wmk
end he would find a p*am too swmt
to defiae Now he was going to fight
to gw that bourn hock
NOTICE OF DISCHARGE.
Notice is hen&y given that I will
file my final return with Honorable
John K. Snelling, Judge of. Probate
for Barnwell County and State of
South Carolina, as Administrator of
the estate of Mary E. Creech, de
ceased, upon Saturday, November 27,
1920, now next ensuihg, and will ap
ply for an order of discharge and let
ters dismissory. '
J. F. Fields, Admr.
This 1st day of November, A. D. 1920.
Notice of Election.
Notice is hereby given that an elec
tion will be held in the town of Hilda,
S. C., at the regular voting place,
on Tuesday, November Idth. 1?20,
for the purpose of electing one In-
tmdant and four Wardens for the
said town.
W. H. Dycbos,
W. Smith. Clerk. • Intendaat.
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dance.
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beforehand. He his all the
latest hits: all the newest dance
sensations, on Pathe Records.
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Double Ponds YN ill Dedicate ( hurch. , , " . , , ^ .
deeply engrossed m business affairs
11 / for a week, indeed. I hat Janet hesl-
On next Sunday, which is Nov. tated to approa!*h him. At last site
14th, the membership of the Double met him alone in a grove path. His
Ponds Church will dedicate their new manner was formal, but she slipped
building. Dr. C. E. Burts, of Colum- her arm into his.
bia, wbo is. the secretary-treasurer of *** t°hl father about tbe dolphins,”
the Baptist State Convention, ami *''» 'eninre.l. “aii.l he admires yonr
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-who was formerly pastor lit Black- ^ wjth Mr
vilie, will preach the dedication ser- • r,,, jorry, Janet, you were scolded;
xnon at 11:00 A. M. At the close of j dare say I boretl you enough with
the sermon two deacons will be or- my logic.”
dained The church and the pastor, “Your logic!” she re|Mated.
the Rev. Paul A. Boten. extend a nsost
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planation.
"I didn't think you would come so
soon and 1 jusf wanted to have every
thing reaily and comfy—you see your
mother loved me as dearly as I loved
her. 1 came to see her quite often,
hut I would never allow her to talk
of me to you. I hud reasons of my
own. Site made me promise that I—
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thing that concerns. . or concerned,
mother; you don't know liow—**
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||nm»rahlr Jabn K. Snrllirtg, Judgr mi
Probate for Hamwrlt Coanty. ami
State of Koutk Carolina, as Adtnttt-
istrotrix of the Estate of Arthur C*.
Meyer, deceased, up«in Saturday.
Ihvemher 4th, now next ensuing, and
will apply for an order of diheharge
and letters dismissory.
This Xth dav of November A. D..
1X20.
MATTIE MEYER,
ll-ll-4t. Administratrix.
Great Majestic
Th# Rang#
with a RapulefiO^
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Strawberry
PLANTS
FOR
SALE
Fancy Strawber-
, Plants, especially
srmr jk« torn to kasgao V ^
Hfie •oe# •• raqaaNig fm fss4
halns4 sod wotst Htsmag.
AlSrO*aat M. oasw mngsa •>#
•asv so set j* spwk sod span. No
Fisc king .% irqaifrd. Thm bra :•
tkol. Mimiahad. b’.a# cooking opa
isqyr* or.!y an occastoaal app't-
esuen nf paraff».ic to keep them
Fright snd cison.
W# want you to ss« thssa Crest
Majestic rar.gcs wnich sr« xada
m mary regular and combiaa' inn
&!,!•& \.ith or without legs. We
carry the complete line and shall
be glad to demonstrate them.
Wt thallbt flad to fror you a
copy o/ this inftmting liltf*
tu/hkh f<Mt injorn.atkn
Various types
r.rth gic
reft rding all the
tM rdrng
<f Great Majestic renfe. Aslf
us for It.
We have ju*t received a carload of
PITTSBURG STEEL PRODUCTS, coiuUt-
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