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IVfOftT BEADS BY BILLIOft*
»«fnin< Hr Th— Ornament* by ih»
Watnan «f tha Unitad Atctaa
•aama InaattaMa.
Bn Data and beads nuat lielong ta-
fether In (ha mind of the modern wom
an. At no» rata, ten atiingt’of head*
are worn today whan one waa worn
before the war and before thd vote.
Head* by the billion* are being lm-
pori»<< 'Thi* year'* record promlaea
to run far ahead of laat year's; and
laat year's record was worth a glanre.
Tv make any comment upon the ad
vanced and emancipated woman’s Its-
ter eat In the omaiment that I* usualty
net down us a South sea savages no
tion of an ull-but-complete cnatmne la
quite iirtiiecessary. The figures speak
for themselves.
From central Europe, from Franca,
from the shores of the entlfe Mediter
ranean, from all Judea, from the three
great countries of the Far East, the
tasking of heads for the United State*
Is a big business, declares a New York
Sun writer. Not satisfied with the
quantity that can be turned out with
everybody working at l|ie Job of dec
orating the dressea and the hats and
the shoes of million* of American wom
en, the demand for something differ
ent has made the best dealers set the
very South sea savage to Kcraplng up
the seashells from the shores of lonely
Isles that are alt hut lost on sny
average map.
To the national hill for tire ma
terials could be added the cost of sll
Imported cigarette* and then the total
would be fH.’l.dmi.MM abort of meeting
the total outlay for feminine oma-
ment*. In spite of the Increase la
the amount of coffer Imported, the cup
that cheer* America at breakfast tlina
<usts far leva than the heads that
women wear. About glVI.iBMMSgt les*.
The «-nmedj continue* throughout the
whole list of life** leaser luxuries.
CITATION NOTICE.
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The State of South Carolina,
County of Barnwell. ' '
By John K. Snelltnjr, Esquire, Pro
bate Judge.
• WHEREAS, C. F. Molair has
made auit to me to grant unto him
self and Mrs. E, M. Porter Letters
of Administration of the Estat* of
*
and effects of LoRoy’ Molair, de
ceased, ,
THESE ARE, THEREFORE, to
cite and admonish all and singular
the kimlrejl and creditors of the said
LcRoy Molair, deceased, that they
be and appear before me, in the
court of Probate, to be held at Burn-
! well on Monday, the 12th day of
February, next, after publication
! thereof, at 11 o’clock in - the fovc-
[ noon, to show causes, if any they
, have, why the said Administration
should not be granted.
Given under my Hand this 22nd
day of January, Anno Domini 1923.
John K. Spelling,
Judge, of Probate.
Published on the 1st day of Febru
ary, 1923, in The Barnwell Peopl*.
How's This?
W# offer On# Hundred Dollars Reward
for any caaa of Catarrh that canoot be
cured by Hall’s Catarrh Msdlcln*.
Hall's Catarrh Medicine ha* been taken
by catarrh sufferers for the past thirty-
five year*, and has become known as the
moet reliable remedy for Catarrh. Hall's
Catarrh Medicine acta thru the Blood on
the Mucous surface*, expelling the Pol-
son from the Blood and healing the dls-
eaeed portions
After you have taken Hall's Catarrh
Medi. toe for a abort time you will eee a
great Improvement In your ge*oral
health. Htart taking HaH'a Catarrh Medi
cine at owce and get Hd of catarrh. Send
for teetimuMiala. fee*
L J. t'HENKT A CO.. Toledo, Ohio,
a by sU Druggie's.
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WOMEN IN VARIOUS TRADES ..
Fair Be* Has Traveled Far Frum
What Waa Considered Proper m
the VtoSorto* Ire.
There ar*- tudej la New Mate
7*S* ««***• la the Mil id l eg trades la
Hedleg «••«*« rarpewters eie. 10rt**e
M>ua* peM'cr*. gtaaleeu iwpev Itaag
ere. pfaaterer*. idaaiher* eWd evvd
•t<me ratter* TM-rv ere el«*» w«H*ew
«••eking a* •- imm is lebwrvr* f»»r the
ruMraart*
W# hs«e hod factory worker* lw he
ear*, Me iowg year*. Ms« la th* pee*
they have h*»w rfcteAy esa|il ymi a*
a»wd etliMd f ■eut-«eu la •Mewtag. ••*
tile end stmt ter twdwwrtee T*day
New 1 -re state mmole XdM* ta
ekil.ed leehe M Meet oAd IrWI
*• r%tng e—«»eg the a*hdr
NOTMK.
All pru|>er1y owner-* having wells
on thetr prrmtsee tlwt are rw.t audf
are requests^ to fill la same within
•ixty days. F at lure to do this w l|
■tekr them gwhject to a penalty.
A. J. BENNETT,
Mayor.
TttEAMl
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TAX NIITKE.
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as aad rwraetaP
•• qaarvitag. «••■•«*
eteve^Mvtog. mt
• »•**• la »Mr* •««
ne* mrm aim* «at-
gaged ken they are still a far rry
' Km k it,-Wen stove the parlor
rU»h sod the aarw-ev Ftorvgu-e flay
U.ad«t*« ta tt>e New Rrynthlh
Coe* "g Own* Gave Him Away
t g*>t a of - t vo lag gym has disrupted
a family la a re*-r*t dltoete .raee
l hr a tfe a to* was «a>ag l net I fW-1 that
■tie a a* sure that tee healMftd **■ ua
fa'thful hm did n*-i ki*>o f*>r ■ vrtata '
te aht*h i*i»c of M-terat chnowere he
w«> |at«ibf iltvntl«*n.
<tfte iiMTnin* alie found a g>di <*f
gum ft.at he had -M-vw.-t-to-wtng the
“StTrr rrrrrvKr
Intr In ilie hiui|i of guiu a«« the
fetnl r«-<l heir Sl»e *-au»ed e watch
ti. h, |tlM*'*‘d **n th*- vr»*mnit who hnd
ItM-ks to mat* h the hair sbt* found
Hhd dlw-ovewl tintt her lui^bitn*! waa
■ frequent vlaitor at the redhead'*
apartment Mn«l got a divorce in rec-
cnl tltne Talk about your iletectlve
■toriei*. wlmt a pl**t !■—I’oftlsnil ttrw-
gonlsn.
TW CdSaty Trewmarer’s o#We will
1 he open for reflecting of IBE! taaea
! from Nov. U to Urn. Slat. 1931 wtlh-
j awt powgNy.
Frasa Jan let «a Jam. list* a pra-
ahy of | per cent will he added.
Fmsa F'eh 1st la Fob. 2*»h a p**»
ally of t par seal will ha added.
From March 1st ta Marvh-4tth a
penally of t per rent will be added
to all unpaid Uses.
Tag Book* w|ll rloa* Marrh leth,
lECL and all dellagwent taxes wtO
hr plat ad ta the hand* af lhr Mher-
iff fur tollerUaa.
Tax Levy.
No. Mills
Slate PttrfM*#* ... 7 a
Ordinary t’nwnty Purpom-s.oS
Sinking F'und ami Interest
H'Oitla .... ............. - J
Snrrial K**a*t Tax .. ..J
t oti-titultonal Sthted Tax 3
Total
Special School Let tee.
IMuto. Old (Olumbta and Rrrvt-s
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I’ve Got A New, Sure-Death For
the Boll
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'• My name la L. D, Hill. My father waa Dr. J. C- Hill, of Drone, Ga. tha
Hill family have been living in Georgia for 71 years, and I have been raising
cotton, com and hogs, since I waa old cnouglTto hold the plow handles. PfM**
the last 25 yenre, I have run my !4 plantations at Gough in Burke County,
near Augusta, and in 1922 raised C04 bales of cotton on 812 acres plantad ia
cotton. - '' -
By close observation, unceasing effort and practical experience* I hare per
fected a bollyvedvil poison that is revolutionary, in that THE WEEVIL SEEKS
IT! •
Go Ahead And Plant Your Cotton
And Leave The Boll- Weevils To Me
and you'll be. raising more cotton to carry to the gin than you ever darnd hope to
raise since the Mexican bol! weevil r/.oved into the Southern States. ^ ou can
kill off the weevils on a year’s crop of cotton at a minimum cost per acre, and
the only machinery you’ll have to have will be an old tin can or bucket, and
a mop made of a stick and a rag.
Now Let’s Get Right Down To Business!
‘nte real money crop of th* South is cotton, and the way to make
moaey in the South is to raise cottun But—hew are you going to
raise couon with the boll wet nl, is what every farmer in tne South
wants to know.
Msay methods of controlling tne weevil have been tried, with
varying euccsea Thousands ef farmers have iuvasted their money la
machinery wh ; ch did not work, ami their time and cotton ia methodx
which were experiments, and d*d not protect their cotton.
But I have proved on my own 8*2 acre farm, and on the farms
of scores of my neighbor* in Be Ye County, that you can teat the
boll weevil by a sure, cheap method, sad that is by th# appl*eatiea of
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It’s ear* death to bell weenla* ft drowi them like a leak ia a
syrup barrel draws flies It kills them as deed a« e hog that’s made
iati belling bacon. And, H don’t k.«! just a few of them—it tulle
them aK
Hill's Mixture it In Im|u*
and melasea* as a fender, u
form, with mic uai
hold H en the plat
an
Bo*.
as a baa*,
to fee!t*r*
tha* mat
weevil fn
pea ha**
is m
it a ser-aea. •# th# serret isgredieBl which attracts the
the bottom ef the ft Aik ta tha ea* part ef th* ptaat that
w
ea >a the dayuma. w.thewt ma
Oaa ralared hoy or rrl caa ci
‘a M sten
I evTOSICed .*•*»• .... w w
A rata af under*ode half mrh aaa a* effort an It,
oae-half te oaa-fl'ti ef the deetmg methed
Hill*s Mixture Has Never Had A Failure!
ON |«h OF THR t( RKAt.E I RAINRU •% «»F TM* IOTTON IN Bt RRE <30KMTV IN t*W
Mp eeghbere Aral esed It in email qua at two. hot
af its s e*cs as spread a* fast that a ami rods af farmer* m
year, a ad thenaaada af acre* ia Bwho « ewaty were proti
eWS
*n*t
l he. woe 1
art year
i tp n
gv.ag
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For
Fur
Fur
on
F’ur
F'»r
LET .ME SHOW YOU THE PROOF!
If pen want proof of Hill’s Mixiare before pen hny. mp agent
show you copies ef wwaderfnl .etter* ef recummewdat on.
a af th* oideot aad * blest faramrs .a this aectiea ef th* State
The pries of Hill's Mtstar* ** *3r
fl C m tn >a gs tws hniTs ».
be ref ended te yen wbee the barrel rs
other slates
r f» v*. d* rv'sd a ids
for seiaia*-. wh.rb coat will
!#'**< flmali freight caarge
L. D HHJ-
J. A. Porter, Barnwell, S. C. (
Agent for Barnwell and Territory \
FOR niF.
HILL’S MIXTURE
CORPORATION
AUGISTA. GEORGIA
Locomotive From Scrap Iron.
Workinjr for eleven years, with * flic
ss his only tool, h itiRn In Hucnns
Ayres huR uihJc a ailuUture Uuuuio-
tlve of Rorap Iron. The looumotlve
• an hr operated under Its own power
hy the use of cotnpresRed ulr. The
trem was not heated in the making, but
was worked cold. A small coal tender
and passenger coach were made nt the
same time and the whole thing is a
little more than six feet in length and
weighs 17»> pounds. More than 1,300
screws and 2,<sto rivets were used in
the work. The train is complete to
the last tiny detail and is built on the
model ^f the equipment used on the
British railroads of that country^
Corncobs.
...t ■
Corncobs are being turned into.au
tomobile fuel, also a hard rubber sub
stitute fot* phonograph records, pipe
stems, varnish, bpttons and electrical
parts.
.JCMl_i'of»U«£SU,l Alchemy happens,
not In tiermany. famous f*»r Its utlll-
ration of by-producth, but right her#
la America. It la the reantt of stx
years of research hy Forge and
Mains, chemistry experts of the De
partment of Agriculture
Chemical engineering ta one of the
biggest fields open to young men tw
it la the modern Aladdin f (asm.
tan Ce eperatlve flaek.
railed "I
I'etl ()uk and l'p(M-r Richland 3
A»hl«Mirh, I’arbary Branch, Mey
er’s Mill, Morris «nd Seven
Fines . 4
C’etlar Grove and Sand Hill .. .5
Elko, 4 mills for Kx and 3 mills
Bonds 7
Big Fork, Double Fond, Four
Mile, Friendship. Green’s, Her
cules, Hilda, New Forest, Mt.
Calvary, Pleasant Hill, Red
Oak, Tinkers Creek and Ree
dy Branch 8
Klleuton, 5 for Ex ami 3 bridge
bonds S
Healing: Springs , -12
Dunbarton, 9 mills for Ex and 3
mills for bonds 1. _ 12
Kline, 8 mills for Ex and 4
mills for bonds . .-13
Barnwell, lO 1 ^ mills for Ex and
4H mills for ,bonds - --4,15
W+ttrston, 11 mills for Ex and
6 mills for bonds ‘ 17
6M rarra LaGrippe.
, \4H M-+ - -APH- xtftrrm rortetn
DM v*:rs.
Vamp Theatre, 3arnwell, Saturday, Feb. 3rd
All owners of automobiles, trucks
or any motor propelled vehicle know
that the law requires that they pro
cure from the State Highway Com
mission a license for said motor ve
hicle to lie opera»«*d on the public
highway. The Highway Commission
gives the owner until Feb. 1st to
procure t+ie naceasary lisense and ob
tain the license plate to he display
ed on the back of vehicle, the law
governing the operation of motor
vehicles upon the public highway as
passed hy the State Legislature^
1922 Code, Vol. Ill, section 3062,
reads as follows:
“It shall be unlawful for any per
son or persons, without securing reg
istration for license, as provided in
th is articie, to run, drive or operate
any motor vehicle on or along or
across any public road, street or
highway in the State of South Caro
lina without having displayed at all
—, , .. times to public view, in the rear of
five dollars or five days on the pul.- vchicK ., Htww , namWr „
jie works of the county will be the | sh>|1 ^ art|Ulrl , 1 from the HiirhWay
penaUy for^ faili.iK to pay said lax.. Dl . partmen , ullH( , r ' , hc law p rovidi , K
for rsuch license number. Anv vio-
l>og taxes are !fl.'25 for each dog
six months old and. older and must
be paid by Feb. 1st, 1923. A fine of
Respectfully,
J. B. ARMSTRONG.
County Treasurer.
666 cures Dengue Fever.
W. R. GRACE A CO.
NITRATE OF SODA
Imported direct from
„ SOLTM AMERICA
Use it on your
COTTON GRAIN CORN
And grov a crop
Get latest price* from
‘«IH LK* * 9MOAK.
C.
sad * NIT*AT*
igkno** on
Ga
latiup of the provis'ons of this sec
tion shall lie deemed a misdemeanor.
— . uT
and shalf he punished by a fine, of
not less than ten * ($10.00) dollars
nor more than twenty-five ($25.00)
dollars, or imprisoned for not more
than fifteen 1151 day* for each of
fense*.**
.Therefore, all cars upt-iatinr on
the public highway after Feb. 1st,
192*. without the proper lie epee
number displayed will ha subject to
prueamtioa under the afeive erarttan
af the Cade ml Lamb.
C. **yx fie a dew
yhar# *praws*
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Fae#*.
Prices $1, $1.50 & $2. Seat Sale at The Best Pharmacy,
Phone No. 10. -r -
This Attraction Carries a 10-Piece Orchestra. ®
Advertise in THE PEOPIJe