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T"~'; . V. Notice is hereby given that we will close down our gin after Sat urday, October 8th. We expect to gin pne or two days more, dates to be announced later. Those having cotton to gin will be governed ac cordingly. Barnwell Oil Mill, « W. E. McNab, Manager, Barnwell, South Carolina 1 tab pleasure in announcing that 1 wil continue to operate my cotton gin every day in the week, • ; S' , ■ ■ ' ■ -- - ■ until furthr notice, in connection with planiig mill which is now be ing installed B. S. Moore, Manager, % ❖ BamwelliSouth Carolina V ; ' ■ v Vr J '’ . V. _ NOTICE OF TEACHERS’ EXAMI NATION. By order of the State Board of Education, the regular Fall teachers’ examination will be held at the Court House in Barnwell Friday, October 7th, and Saturday, October 8th, 19^1. The examination will beffin each day ut 9 o'clock A. M. The letter below will give full information: “Columbia, S. C., , . “Sept. 17, 1921. “To the County Superintendent of Education: “Dear Sir: “By order of the State Board of Education, the regular teachers ex amination will be held at each coun ty seat Friday. October 7th, and Sat urday, October 8th. “This examination is given under the certification rules adopted July 1, 1921. It embraces three groups of questions—the first for Primary Cer tificates, the second for General Ele mentary Certificates and the third for High School Certificates. “The Primary examination em braces the following twelve subjects: English Grammar and Language, Arithmetic, Playground and Com munity Activities, S. C. t If. S. and General History, Geography, Civics and Current Events, Literature, Ped agogy, Health, Nature Study, School Law, Manual Training. , “The General Elementary examina tion embr&s the following twelve subjects: knglish Grammar and Compositionktrithmetic, History. U. r i! LONG TERM MONEfto LEND :: 6 per cent, interest on large aments. Private funds for small loam Chilly rooms made comfortable in a few minutes A raK IN And yon don't have to “drive” your coal heater With delightful autumn days t’.urj ulw .v cotne chilly nights end frosty ir.ornii.^ . You dislike to start u.o the furnace or steam heater until it li actually necessary. Next to the great convenience cf the Per fection Oil Heater is its uausutil ccrnomv. It burns for about 10 hours on a sinj-lc gallon of kerosene which costs only about half what it did last year. It is an expensiveHuxury to keep seldom- used rooms and hallways heated ail the time. Hundreds of thousand* of families v..il crt iiown their coal bills this fall and winter by 'the' Perfection ns aii aux- iiiirv ! eater. Kcepthc house warm with the coni beater but use the Perfection to make tha living rooms comfortable^^ The Perfection.Oil Heater p'aecd inXront of a a cxpcocd door c*r window will make drafts warm end healthful. ^ our hardware, housefurnisbing or de partment store probably curries Pertection Heaters. Ask the salesman to explain their simple, sturdy construction and the* smokeless wick adjuatment.^*^ SflMTYOlt STANUVI^^. Olt.lOMPA.Vi i ststi yoiir dealer ' about the Perfeciinn Oil Hester Contest $5,900.00 in prises. BROWN Hi BUS] LAWYERS BARNWELL. SOU'S CAROLINA. ANY f Fanfi Loans at 6, 7 ACCORDING TO SIZE OF L^W, ETC. WE HAVE CONNECTIONS TO ...AE LOANS AMOUNT, FOR ANY TERM OF YEARS. V WORK DONE PROMPTLY HOLMAN & BOULWARE LAWYERS, PHONE 38 BARNWELi; S. C. •>X-X~X~X-X~X-X~X~X->-X“X-> <»*X-X“X-C~X~:->-X-X*<-<-X-X-»*X* S. and S. C., Geography, Civics and Currant Events, Spelling, Reading. Pedagogy, Physiology and Hygiene, Nature t Study and Agriculture. School Law, Algebra, Civics and Cur rent Events. * “The High School examination em braces the following twelve subjects: Grammatical Analysis and Composi tion, Literature, Principles of Teach- ’ ing, American History and Civics, Science (General Science, Physiology, Biology, Physics, Chemistry, Agri culture, Home Economics—seven of fered, two required), Arithmetic, Al gebra, Geometry, Foreign Language (Latin, French, Spanish, German— four offered, one required), Ancient and Modern History, School Law. “Each applicant may choose the examination he or she prefers in ac cordance with the certificate he or she desires. “All* prospective teachers and all ' teachers wishing to improve the grade of their present license might take this examination with advant-, age. “Yours respectfully, “J. E. Swefcringen, “State Supt. of Education.” Horace J. Crouch, ,Co. Supt. Ed. Barnwell, S. C., Sept. 19, 1921. 3L o •A V . — ; •• ~ il- We Are Proud of Our Farmer Friends. ■ \ WE ARE ESPECIALLY PROUD THAT WE HAVE Stj ^lANY FARMER CUSTOMERS. AGRICULTURE IS PARTICULARLY IN TERESTING TO US, AS INDEED IT SHOULD BE TO EVERY ONE, AND WE LIKE TO HAVE THE FARMERS DROP IN AND TALK OVER THEIR PROBLEMS WITH US L-LM-a a .■ ,a a-ua XU ,TX,V7 rra. » - WHEN WE CAN GIVE jADVICE OR -RENDER .SERVICE OF ANY KIND, WE^ARE ALWAYS GLAD TO DO SO. WE KNOW' THAT THE GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT OF THIS COMMUNITY DEPEND TO A LARGE EXTENT’UPON ITS FARM ING INTERESTS, AND WE AIM TO DO OUR PART TOWARD HELP- ING THE FARMERS SUCCEED. WE INVITE FARMERS TO BANK WITH US.