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But in all the land of Egypt there was Bread.
One of the Most Vital Stories Ever Told!
And Joseph said unto Pharaoh,... Be
hold, there come seven years of great
plenty throughout all the land dl
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and there shall arise after them seven
years of famine and all the plenty shall
he forgotten.
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And Joseph gathered up all the food of
the seven years. . laid up the food in
the cities . T and the seven years of
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dearth began to come" . the dearth was
(in all lands; hut in all the land of Egypt
there was bread. Genesis—Chap. 41. x
What an example of foresight to every
man, woman and child in America, ringing
clear and true down thru the centuries! In
the years of plenty, when Youth and Health
abound, is the time to save and not to spend.
Men with the foresight of Joseph have cre
ated the modern Savings Banks wherein the
people of America may store in sate-keeping
their treasured savings. / These institutions
are owned by the depositors and regulated
by the state. Six billion dollars of savings
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States are proof that ten million depositors
have profited by the Message of Centuries— |
SEVEN LEAN YEARS
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range price reduction
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But in all the land of Egypt there was Bready/
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5 °|o Paid on Savings
Mr. Calhouru Mr. Gamble, , Mr. McNab,
President Cashier X Asstv-Cashier
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T N a letter just received f^om the Majestic
“*• Manufactuxing^Co:, ‘we haVe been in
structed to reduce prices on alj Majestic
Family Ranges. X
TTiis decline is an extraordinary effort on the
part] of the manufacturers ahd ourselves to
^stabilize busings in general;-^
Through co-operatjon of Majestic Dealers
and the factory this exceptional decline was
decided on at this time, rather than gradual
reductions throughout the year.
Those familiar with continued high costs of
iron and labor, will wonderTiow this ,great
reduction can be made now, but some one
had to take the initiative, and we are proud
to announce that the Majestic people are set-
, ting the pace.
.The Majestic Manufacturing Co., and th
Majestic Dealers throughout the United fMk
States, decided to take their loss all at bne ™
time rather than string it out over the ^ntire
In thes
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COUNTY TKKASIIKKK’S REPORT
School Claims j aid'from July 1st,
1920, to December .list, 1021.
District No. 2.—-Seven I’ines.
District No. 11—Four Mile.
C. R. Mashburn
C. U. • Mashi>urn
... $117.00
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■ $22Hr03
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Thelma Cricktnberjre*
B. C. Norris ,
Sal lie A. Wroten
Thelma Crickenberuer
$125.00
ifi.no
(10,00
120.75
$527.75
Distriit No. I.— Bi^ Fork.
1 nez (
'leech
$ 75.00
Mrs. 1
1 ('. (beech
90.00
Sara '
I’liemas
100:00
-Ethel
Patrick
90.00
Ethel
Patrick _ :
90.00
Sarah
Thomas
lol.fifi
Ethel
Patrick
90.00
.Sarah
Thomas
100.00
tCONTINl'ED, NEXT WEEK!
Citation Notice.
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Notice to Debtors and Creditors.
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NoticeXs hereby yiveti to all per
sons holding claims against the esluX
i)I J7. E. IF>yr»ton.-4«©eased, ; to render
an account of their demands, duly at
tested, to the undersigned Adminis
tratrix of the estate at Otranta. S. ^,
and all persons2indel)te(l to, the saidf
estate are required to make payment
to thc >rnrbo^tf»neTC-AdmfTifgti->»tr«y-7»^
siiid estate, atOtmnta, S. without,
delay. j
IDA A. HUGHES.
Admin is tra t rix.
State of Soiittf *Ca*'o!rna;
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County of Barnwell.
By John K. Sm'lline-. Probate .Indye 1
VVHEREA.T, Rosa Still made suit
to me to jrrant upto her Tetters of, ^ |] !S , 'Jan. A. D. 1021
Administration of the estate and ef-'^~^'^'
frets of J. L. Still.
THESE ARE. THEREFORE, to
cite and admonish, ail and singular
the kindred and creditors of the siad
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ireat Majestic we offer
the highest standard of range perfection,
and with this extra low price, probably low
er than it will be this fall, thefe is na reasoh
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wny your kitchen should be without one of
. these wonderful ranges. —
Our stock is complete—,
take advantage of this opportunity
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BARNWELL, SOUTH CAROLINA
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Entire Stock consisting of high grade merchandise of well known
Brands offered to the public at a Great Reduction.
Notice to Debtors and Creditors.
, , o,..,.,, . . Notice JtL.Jierchy Kivetr to -ftlh-aml
£J±J?i!,X ^tthey-be^and Xin^ular the creditors of the Estate
appear Inuore me m the Court of ' --
bate, to be h<
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District No 7. -Red Oak.
Barnwell Insurance A^cy.'. $ 7.1)0
Lucite Parker " -
Lucile Parker
•Jennie Lizzie Wall er
Lucile Parker
75.00
75.00
40.0(1
75.00
$272.60
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District No. 6.—I.OIIK Branch.
E. R. Collins . $100.00
The Enterprise Bank
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Sina Birt. t
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M. J. Miller, Sec.
J. S. M. Carter—
85.50
45.00
45.00
$507.‘tO
to show cause, if any they have, why
said- administration should not be
UTantod. . -
Given under my hand thhi. 14th day
of Januarv A. D. 1921. -——»~
JOHN K. SNELUNK. (L.SJ
Judge of Probate.
Publi^ticd on the 20th day of Jan. in
the Barnwell People. l i 20‘-2L
X Realizing that the market has declined, we are offering our stock X
J. at prices that will astonish you. prices prevailing in 1914. We «ti
e_X. are offering ,
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Notice oF Discharge.
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.trator, at WillLston, S. C., within the
time required hv law; and —'
NOTH'E IS ALSO HEREBY given
to-411 atnl singular the debtors of the
said estate to make payment of the
said debts to the undersigned Admin
istrator of the said estate' at Willis-
ton, S. C. within the time required- by
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\ Administrator.
This 8th day of Jan. 1921. | IT'S Tit.
S K , l ice of Discharge.
- X 7 , , .•yT'TTOii my final account with the Hon. J.
Geo. W. Hurl .192.00 L-
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^ 0t \ n !X- a - lf ! k , tatc X 7 uut ^ -tile mv tinal-Hecount with-Honorable
. as Aitministrntrytdf the esc- , , ‘ , —*
John K. Snelhng, Judge "of Hrobate,
avnwe
(’aittliim, as AiFninistratriX
late of 1 .. A. Bush, lU'ceased, upon
VVedneS|dav.* 1 t
A. D. Hutto
Oorrine Fowler
Nannie E. P’arme
Sue Snjoak
Sut* SThdar
Sue Smoak
. $ 5.00
. 90,00
... 110.00
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an order' of discharge and letters dis-
mssrftr.:
btjsit:
AdmirMslratrix.
This ITtli dav of Jan. A.Y). 1921.
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own for nearly five months and caused a great scarcity of
merchandise which will be felt as soon as the-Spring season opens
up and the public begins to buy. We are offering high grade
Sea I41and, yard wide at, . .x. . 10c per yard
Best Ginghams at . , ,k ....... " 18c per yard
Stetson Hats, Spring Style $6.98 and tax/
- \ If you prefer, you can pay us in
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. Boynton, deceas
ed upon Mopdtiy, Feb. 14 1921 now
or(ler (u iiischarge Tuid ToIfcrs din
miss.ory: , '
IDA A. HUCLS.
; — -Adiwini.MiatnTr
90.00
90.00
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$475JH)
District No. 10.—Healing Springs
Prank M. Lever _:. - . 1. _...^38-,0O
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as we feel that cotton will eventui
iame as for cash
go to twenty cents.
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E. Gdover
Frank M. Lever
. 85.00
.X- 299.35
mK M7 ,Le«eFXT_ X . 298;7o
Blackvllle Hardware Co 19.15
Lola M^Brooks 36:00f!
Prank ft.
$1,265.41
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6ji)or cent, intert'st on large amounts.
Privatelunds for small k
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