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• ^ I hurtod* behind the bom of Mr*. M
#••••••••••••••••••• Rolen as a reault of which a warrant
ban been iimuad for Aubrey Bolen,
The days lose eight minute* in sun-
shine thin week.
Mr. J. A. Porter spent Thursday in
Columbia on business.
Mr. 0. R. Hightower, of Hilda, was
in the city Monday on business.
Mrs. L. F. Bonner is spending
Thanksgiving with her brother in
Aiken. .
Mrs. C. F. Molair entertained the
Wednesday Afternoon Bridge Club
last week.
charging him with Atoring whiskey.
On Monday morning the Sheriff found
parts of a still and some mash and
beer in the house of Jim Brisbon, who
was arrested on the charge of manu
facturing whiskey.
An Interesting Contest.
Special attention is called to the
advertisement of the Mace Drug Co.,
which appears in this issue of The
People. This progressive concern is
staging a contest for the benefit of
the boys and girls, the prizes being
a football, a baseball glove, a base-
Mr. and Mrs. Clark McCaslin, of| bal1 ’ 8 Jack knife,‘roller skates and
Aiken, spent the week-end in the city a do11 - Votes are * iven for evcry
with relatives. * penny’s purchase and the prizes Will
be awarded Christmas morning. The
conditions are set out in full in the
advertisement. This firm also has a
splendid stock of. holiday goods which
will be on display this week.
Mrs. B. G. Parks, of Waycross, Ga.,
spent the week-end in the city visiting
relatives and friend*.
Miss Cecil Pickling, of Blackville,
•pent the week-end with her aunt.
Mias Emma Kirkland.
Itemn from Clem mob.
Mrs. W. D. Rice left today <Thurs
day I for Spartanburg to attend the
Btato Teachers’ Conventioa
Vr. W. C. Jennings haa nreoptod a
RouRton with the Bn I try branch of the
Rnnt of Weatoru CnraRnn
Three sections of the General As
sembly have visited the college dur
ing the past two weeks, each section
staying two days. Several of the
legts'ators made short talks which
were greatly enjoyed by the cadets.
A short but inimuntAng talk b^n
umHo last Thursday evening by Mr
I’olgur. secretary of the Abrnnai Ao»
Mr
V. a#
facts tton. The
mbjert of the torture
AhOTORa Mi TMIt MPM
Army Ptoses * bit Over darters sad
Mildrrurae to Alaaha.
Ford-built Liberty Motors carried
the four Army airplanes which on
October 20 completed the 9,000 mile
journey from Mitchell Field, Long
Island, to Nome, Alaska, and return.
The fleet was greeted over New York
Ctiy by a flotilla of forty army planes
which escorted it to Mineola. The re
turning planes touched their wheels
to earth at 3:15 in the afternoon.
The Alaska Flying Expedition, com
manded by Captain St Clair Street,
undertook, the Journey to demonstrate
the durability of modern airplanes and
motors, and to effect the establish
ment of an aerial route to the North
western comer of the American Con
tinent and Asia. Such a route would
bring mail from Alaska to the States
in two or three days, whereas the
present method of transmission re
quires thirty days.
“Talk about service,” said Captain
Street. “Those planes and motors
sure stood up. Why, the only trouble
we had on the entire trip was caused
by the worst bit of weather I’ve, ever
flown through or wanlito fly through.
We had everything—rain, snow, hail
and sleet, clouds, fog and mist. But
w# kept right on flying.
“The 230 miles of glaciers we trav
eled was a wonderful sight, but there
would have bean little hope for res
cue had we cracked up fta that wilder-
sea* * Altogether, It was a rough
trip. I sever went to fly through
•urb wuutbrr again, but tbe planes
•toad ll msgslflrestly Instead of
Ns tiered bulbs, flawuiag to earth nf-
BOYS and GIRLS
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Contest
BOYS! DO YOU WANT A FOOTBALL, A BASEBALL GLOVE, A NATIONAL LEAGUE.BALL,
A DANDY JACK KNIFE, OR A PAIR OF ROLLER SKATEST
GIRLS! DOES NOT A HANDSOME DOLL OR A PAIR OF BALL-BEARING SKATES FILL YOU
WITH LONGINGT
TEN OF THESE HANDSOME PRIZES WILL BE GIVEN AWAY BY THE REXALL STORE TO
THE MOST POPULAR BOYS AND GIRLS.
THE PRIZES GO TO THOSE HAVING THE LARGEST NUMBER OF VOTES AT FINISH OF CON
TEST, WHICH RUNS FROM THANKSGIVING TO CHRISTMAS. '
ANY PURCHASER IS ENTITLED TO ONE VOTE IN FAVQlH>F ANY CONTESTANT.
A VOTE FOR EVERY PENNY’S PURCHASE
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CONDITIONS:
• .
5—No coupons will be firne except
at actual time of sale. Do not»
ask for them at any other time.
1—No girl or boy over twelve years
6—Any coupon showing traces of any
old may be entered.
change in denomination will be
2—Only one nomination blank to be
destroyed without being counted.
placed to the credit of each con-
7—No coupons may be deposited in
tew tan t.
the Ballot Box before Thaakagiv-
3—Every voting coupon must be cer-
ing Day, or after 6 o'clock P. M
lifted by one of our sales force.
Christmas Eve.
4—No contestant shall solicit votes
8—Prises will be awarded Christmas
or patronage while in the store.
morning at 19 o’clock.
Come in nay time sad see tbe handsome prises sad ash aay question* you wieb shout the contest.
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ws* alway* alive to the Church’s I ^hc*r way* u
every mteiest. Thit wr pr.uet’ t»**%
for hm many year* of usefulness tn
Mr. Jot Wear* aha came m. aeev
hainc hi* life ebrn hr ws* attacbal
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% taf«* >n the lower part of the Slate
• few wrek* ago, ws* in the city
Sun*lay wwittng relatives. His many
friend* wiM be glad to know that he
vs rapidly rccovennig from the rf- the Chunh sn«l community. That we
fee** of hi* injuries. humSfy h»»w to the will of Him who
a a « “ doeDi all thitig* well. Thai a copy of
I’ortcr-IUurr. these resolutions he sent to the B ip-
tist Courier and County papers, also
Mr. and .Mr*. J. A. Porter announce | t 0 ^aoh member of his family and a
the marriage of their daughter, Cath- page in our minute book be inscribed
erine |^>uise, to Mr. Elmer F. Bauer. 1
of St. Louis, Mo., on“Wedncsday, the ‘ “ L. P. AVi! iaihsT”
17th inst.. the Rev. L. K. I’tvler. j.\ ]*_
|)astor—of—the—Barmyell—Methodist ; S. W. Trottie,
Church performing the ceremony. Committee.
The young coupiu left immediately - 1 " n——omo—q^———oi—^
after the'.ceremony in an automobile ' EXECUTOR’S SALE,
for Columbia, where they boarded a 1
train for St Louis. _ They have the St^te of South Carolina,
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host Wishes of a larire circle of friends ln the Probate Court
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- for a long life of happiness and-pros* x ln Re > Estate of Theodore Corley,
parity. Under an order of the Probate Court
_— ^ — dated the 18th day of November,
iy20, we offer for sale the following
Horse Shoeing
_ Specialty
ELKO, S.
CAR
MASTERS SALE.
Club Officer* to* Meet.
State of South Carolina,
County of Barnwell.
articles of personal property, on t^e W. C. Diamond,
2nd day of December, 1920, the same
Plaintiff.
vs.
The officer* of the_Homc Demon- ^ in|? Thuralay, at 11 o’clock a! m., j Annie Kelly, Defendant,
stration ('lub* of Barnwell County are or as soon thereafter as in convenient, * v irtu«* of a decretal orde.r to me
tfl WPIff ;rr m mm* Nt tv m TaIe~Ttooao e ffltoctad In the above entitled cause.
c^iv w— — v— ..--w Curley, near Uiltiston. S. C.. to wit:, I toH at Barnwell, in front of
Office Saturday Nov* moer 4 th at Two ^ ^ aboo( r%ghx ^ lrn tto Coort Huu^ on Monday. Dor «.
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Dealers lor Studebaker cars and International Trucks
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