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I At ^ friend #f The People re marked Tuesday mominic, “Winter linfers in the lap of Spring.” Mr. W. H. Duncan has returned home after a pleasant visit to his sister, Mrs. Freeman, at Conway. — «■- ■ ■*' ‘ ^ Mr. and Mrs. Jack Cohen,‘ of- Philadelphia, Pa., were recent vis itors'of Mr, and Mrs. Isadore Brown, of Blaekville. will flat Pills To prevent a Cold, take 666. The Triends of Miss Elizabeth Easterling will learn with pleasure that she continues to improve after her recent severe attack “of ffltTesST Misses McMillan and Bethea, mem bers of the Barnwell High School faculty, went up to Columbia Satur day to attend the Billy Sunday re vival. —t — Large congregations attended the Baptist revival services in the Vamp' Theatre Sunday morning and even ing. It is expected that great good will result' from this meeting. MONEY TO LOAN Loans made same day application received. N^Red Tape. HARLEY & BLATT. Attorneys-at-Law BafawelL S. C. ELDRED G. HAY SURVEYOR LYNDHURST, S. C. A few farmers in this section have already planted a part of their cot ton crop. Those who haven't the winter variety of seed, however, will not plant until the usual time. Mrs. A. B. Patterson, Miss Be Bee Patterson and Mias Mary Patterson left yesterday (Wednesday) for Co lumbia, where they will make their future home. Dr. Patterson having located in that city several month, ago for tht* practice of his profes sion. #» The Rev. V. J. Watts, Mias Elisa beth Narfcola. the Rev. A. L PWk eas and the Rev. H. H. Saagg*. of the State Baptist head«yoarfers. have returned from BlachnIW. where they have been holding a Hthle study and Sunday school training aehooi foe the past weoh.—The State. Marsh IS FOR SALE.—500 bushels of Dixie Triumph Wilt Resisting Cotton Seed. —C. Keys Sanders, Barnwell, S. C. —1-25-tf. SEED For Sale CUCUMBER, CANTALOUPE, AND WATSON WATERMEL ON SEE£MJROWN at ROCK Y- FORD, COLO., FOR C. H. MATHIS. # THESE SEED ARE FOR a _ SALE BY Is. C. H. Us BLACKVILLE, S. C. WRITE FOR PRICES.. Vamp Theatre Barnwell ONE NIGHT ONLY MONDAY. MARCH 26TH. 1923. .MIT A MOIIM. nett BE 1> R. d from M a i — -n.4 hgy Vdffk-jefit j danting. unless «f of In the brgimimg I say that I do not rsc- mmf fhrmtr unlese he the seed bosinese to 4 for hi* .entire r has extremely HERBERT K. BETTS The low hoy hetat %hO nf*LK*MD COMPAMT “A NARIZONA COWBOY” GV Pl)i R MC ACTA PMOARt RD Him ALL IW OWM artttiL M RJklBI , AhM |»%htlh«. % Al IHTTILLR RRTARR^ RAIS ACT. SPECIAL VAUDEVILLE FEATURE: ItAlhTT LITTLE tMHHfTMl LULL. TMR tLR^RRRMT JiYR- \ILR DAM'RR IM iMERH A PUTILAR PRMRH MU TNIA DATE ONLTt 50c, 75c and $1.00 rfeaerved Seats at Mace Drue Company. NOT A* MOVING PICTURE- a m hand, in o teluble i oh case growers buy direct from uf such seed. v r ”Good seed to plant can not be overstressA. d for any crop. Now my t advice to you. Mr. Fanner, is as follows: Puy sufficient seed of cotton, corn and other seeds. You are interested in variety of cotton. Lightning Fxpress, as a staple cot ton, stands very near the top al ways if not in total or money value. It is about the earliest cotton we know of and the staple runs from one and three-sixteenths to one and one-fourth inches. Wanna- maker’s and Coker’s Cleveland, when gotten from breeders, I can r?:.*mmend to you. “Dixie Triumph, from* Geo. D. Sanders, Fairfax, S. C., as one of original breeders of the best pedi greed approved varieties, .to plant an acre or a few, from which acre- agre you will be able to gave suffi- jlTdent supply for your entire needs for the following year. ~ “Cleveland Big Boll direct from breeders for wilt free lands, Pedi greed Dixie Triumph for wilt and root knot infested lands. This is a very fine variety of cotton. “Lightning Express from Pedi greed Seed Fan^, Hartsville, S. C., or from farmer’v xsocks ginned in private gins one year from breed- •ry.' t Corn, Pee Dee No.-5 from R. E. Curriii, More nee, at $4.00 per bushel. Death*’* Prolific from U. R. Douthit, Jr., Pendleton, S. C., at 91.00 per peck or |3L0 per bushel. Gnmck’s Prolific or EHm Strum Ne. S ot about per perk frem . Pedigreed Seed Farm, HertwiBc, f. C ond farther mfeemetM* eeed- «d oo heel nded ORdMHi ter 4d - feeeat eeile eader differeet caudi- uwee mat W pdtea dkrv0 f*em CmmtB Aim*.* A Wish M T HAVE TAKEN Cardui for run-down, worn-out condition, nervousness and sleeplessness, and 1 was weak too,” says Mrs. Silvie Estes, of Jennings, Okla. “Cardui did me just lots of good—so much that I gave it to my daughter. She complained of a soreness in her sides and back. She took three bottles of Cardui and her condition was much better. “We have lived here, near Jennings, for 26 years, and now we have our own home in town. I have had to work pretty hard, as this country wasn’t built up, and it made it hard on us. , ’ “1 WISH I could tell weak women of Cardui—the medicine that helped give me the strength to go on and do my work.” This card fulfils her wish. cardui The Woman’s Tonic Everywhere Praised— Everywhere Admired Th« refreshing originality and dashing appearance of this Buick L-cyhnder Sport Roadster has woo the hearts of men aod women everywhere. They marvel that wch a wealth of brilliant style end ^Mffcling beauty can be offered at its Its low, racy, rich body. tun OLAR BUICK COMPANY, OLAR, S. G WHLn iCrn3C~AUIPMOMLLS AA£ BUILT. BUKX WILL XU1LD THEM !W Cwtd Wm. McNAB • * LOC AL umt. *Tt‘>*u •• tuuf juuufecLft jmu* »uu« m rttr. BKALTM AMP ACODEJfT ■Mwuul naMO* ■uvp Cmw% ■uuLui -<m • ift«ft* »*•'-*> •-* »>«« tftr« «ft Iftft ftMrftft^ftft * I** ■MPb Oeafva I U* UM ftf I ft* INSl SANCS COMP AM II tl uttuuttua fma ul Wm. E 1 McNAB ' Fertilixer and Fertiiixcr Material. • —■ try la* *•*»• It w mm- mt mmm mt tuu Dmc mum ftuuuu. uut UftUM ml tuu Um* Muu4 e*ru TW uarfft 11 fiUfift**— m >ftw>e**M fei Hftir• <"••ftftft M>a- | I UMu <• VUUl r—BiUft kft ftulurn ramr e co I OR SALE.—Firtluftu Cuokur tn first cluftft runditton. Pricu rruson- ubt«.—Apply to Mrs. B. P. Duvius, Burnwrll. 9. C. orwu a Humuuu siurk. Mum sl.. Cotton Seed Bought and Meal Exchanged. a c DR. CECIL RAT. Physician and Sunroon. Office at Mace Drug Company. Hsrnwfll. 8. C. BARNWELL. S. C. eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeaieeseeb Kuh-My-Tisai. aa aatluoptlc. Great Favor % LONG TERM MONEY to LEND!! 6 per cret. interest on Urge essninti FrmMe fundi lor eeafl loess. BROWN a BUSH More people are talking and thinking and iuyirtg the ^ new OVerland than e^er before—because it is va/ue—and at the lowest price in its history. ^Afl-steel body, finished with baked enamel. Triplex Springs (patented) give easy riding comfort. 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