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THE BARNWELL PEOPLE JOMM W. MOLMfcS IM0-I9I2 a B. P. DAVIES. Editor and Proprietor. SUBSCRIPTION RATES: One Year ——— $1.60 Six Months .—— .90 Three Month* — .60 (Strictly in Adrance.) THURSDAY, MARCH 29TH, 1923. Ua Tow Job Wort. A monolojrue is a conversation be tween a man and his better half. If ignorance is bliss, it’s funny there aren’t more happy people in the world. No, Celestine, they don’t sell cows on the stock market, but sometimes they fleece lambs. A lot of people expect to sprout wings becaus* they have their names in the fly leaf of the Bible. A newspaper man should not make the same mistake twice, considering how many people tell him about it. None* OF ELECTION. A petition having been filed ac cording with section 1742, general school law of 1912, notice is hereby given that an election will be held in Diamond School District No. 60 on Friday, Search 23rd, 1923, for the purpose of determining whether or not a special school tax of five (6) additional mills shall be levidd in the above named school district. The said election shall be conduct ed as is provided by law for the holding of general elections. The polls will be opened at Siloam Church and the following have been ap pointed managers of election: A. M. Sanders, C. H. Diamond, A. B. Holly, O. H. Owens and W. H. Boyles • Those .favoring the proposed levy will cast a ballot with , the . word “Yes” written or pprfted thereon and those apposing the proposed levy shall cast a ballot with the word “No” written or printed thereon. HORACE J. CROUCH, County Supt. of Education. Barnwell, S. C., Mar. 12, 1923. 8-15-2t 666 quickly relieves a cold. MASTER’S SALE. ereoct to plat of R. C Mixaon, dated Feb. 4Ch. IPOS, filed in Judgment roll. Bundle 406, Roll 16. ' ALSO: • * . 100 acres, more or less, bounded now or formerly on the North by J. M. Easterling; East by W. L. Cave; South by road separating this land from lands of Parsons, and West by J. B. Morris and George Halford, the same being known as a portion of the Halford tract, as represented on plat dated Oct. 26th, 1890, recorded in l Book -7-G> page l$g;—— ALSO: — 60 acr^af more or less, bounded on the North by J. M. Easterling; East by E. G. Dunbar, formerly W. L. Cave; South by J. B. Morris, ^and West by J. B. Morris, as will more fully appear by reference to plat re corded in Book 9-C, page 668, whereon the saifl tract is known as tract num ber 7. f Terms of sale cash and purchaser will be required to deposit with the Master on said day, immediately after the sale, the sum of five hundred dol lars as evidence of good faith. Purchaser to pay for papers and stamps. H. L. O’BANNON, Master Barnwell County. Master’s office, March 12th. 1923. Round Pine The man who uses his hands to fill his trouser* pockets will seldom have anything else to fill his poekrte with. State of South Carolina, County of Barnwell. Court of Common Pleas. Rooetta B. Henderson. Plaintiff, It may be true that ssan “evoluted the monkey, we have eyt that had va. Ellis. Defendants. Te prevent a CeM. teke B usin kmc f Jeu.DKiO 1 W D .rvj E W By vlrtne of a decretal order U> me directed In Ute above entitled ranee. I wtU sell at Barnwell. M front of the Coort Heoee. on Menday. lad day of AfrtL 1922. it being enftmdny In said ottbie (he legal banri af sale fegowing dmrHhad real property ef (bat pteeo. parrel er let ef Us the town af Caroline. one f earth arvee RECEIVERS SALE. hewaded on the North by tsi of J. A. t, Moyer, on the East by lot ef J. A Tub Meyer, on I be fdnth by Is* of J. A ^ f Meyer, nod on the MTeet bp a road or TTT -I street oWa leperutee ■ Irons tel ef A Meyer, bring the aanm tenet of Iseever MmM thm day porvtmeod Ip me E « EXlaa Term* *< sale «ne%. ^srihnes be re pu«re6 be Aipemi onb the Mae ler on need day the earn af IIMig ns rsidraro m : peed failfb Fberhaesr te yay for yapery end •ttl> ft GAB CANS rug 94UL Apply to A. G. StaeeeU. Dho. ft C 1-lhjL CABBAGB FLAVrV FUg tft mats per }M. |1 T6 per W A. Hayee. Bamootl ft C. WATftON W ATESMBLON FUg KALA—Apply te A A. n l. <y v Master Marawofl Canary. Mooter*# afflre, Marvh 11th. IPfX State of Sooth Carolina, County of Barnwell. By virtue of a decree of the Court of Common Pleas for Barnwell County. A C„ heretofore made la the rase of the Cameron-Barkley Com paay. oa Me own behalf and on bo half ef all ether rrodltee*. etc. Plaiattffe. va Sherwood Lomber A Maaofartartag Company. Defendant. I. C M Greene. Reoamee af Lnmbor A will sag i A peg. ltd. being Monday, the lad day af AprA. dnrtag tho legal for rale, before the Court Amr la BnramML A C, ta j eet tedder for reeh, the feAowtng dseevdrd real eotate AH of the umboe. both * ami fafleok. moaonrtag ft m and ag> oardi la dametor. ef ohele ■■ i hind or dbarvtptten. egaa the Mtewtng dbeevdod treat ef twai. la ft A1 ef that eeeteta pm re. parvei or iron af load moalo. tying end being la •f fthrowell. Stale af Carotma, baama ee the Mar- fifty as fsflewi. sro or •maHg: hy by the now owned by Mary DUvte. m lands ef F R A M Roy the Meet af I by Barnwell. A C FOR SAUL—400 nomph WUt Roe loti _ ■C.' ley* Sanders, Bamwyll, S. 1 IS-tf. ALSO parrel R*y Denmark, eC Defendante. Rub-My-Tiam. an antUeetk. By virtu* of a decretal order to me directed in the above entitled cause, I will sell at Barnwell, in front of the F.LDRF.D C. HAY • ► * > * • i ► SURVEYOR LYNDHURST, S. C. VAMP Theatre THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, MARCH 29TH and 30TH CONSTANCE TALMADGE -m— "Polly of the Follies” A Picture That Bubbles Over With FUN AND FROLICf | Court House, on Monday, 2nd day of April, 1923, it being salesday in said months, within the legal hours of sale, ! the following described real property: “31 acres, more or less, bounded now or formerly. North by Mrs. A. P. Easterling; East by Whaley and Rivers; South by Della Beatrice Mor ris; West by G. W. Halford, a more particular description of which may be had by reference to plat of R. C. Mixson, dated Feb. 4th, 1908, on file in the Clerk’s office for Barnwell County in record of case of M. M. Halford vs. Barbara Halford, et al., Bundle 406, Roll 15. ALSO: 66 acres,more or less, bounded now or formerly. North by J. B. Morris, East by J. B. Morris, Marv Hnlfnrd and L. CoherTTSouth by C. W. Moody; West by Henry Williams; the same being composed of two tracts of 40 and 26-acres, a more particular des cription of which may be had by ref erence to plat of R. C. Mixson, dated Feb. 4th, 1908, filed in Judgment roll, bundle 406, Roll 15, of the Clerk’s of fice for Barnwell County. ALSO: 85 acres, more or less, composed of two tracts containing 56 acres^ 5LQCL or less, sjmL^9 sc re*,'More or less, be- Al that ptesa. parrot «r trarl ef Re re we B Ci aaty. Slate af Cataliaa. kaewa aa the A M lew arfua. as fottewa. Imurtt: On the North by tangs new nr fer al the aBUtt ef Mrs. Martha Turner, on the East now or fonaer- ly of L. A. Ashley; on the*Sooth by lands now or formerly of James I. Green, and on the West by lands now or formerly of 21. M. Bush. SECOND TRACT: “All of the timber rights which the said Sherwood number & Manu facturing Company owns under and by virtue of. a deed from one Wm. Dunbar to the said Sherwood Lum ber & Manufacturing Company, da ted the 19th day of June, 1920, upon all of that piece.parcel or tract of land situate, lying and being in the above menti<*ied County and State, known as the Hazel Place, contain ing 250 acres, bounded on the North by estate lands of W. C. Dicks and estate lands of W. H. Buford; on the East by lands of Dicks; on the South by lands of estate of W. H. Buford, and on West by lands of Scott.” Purchaser to pay for papers and stamps. i——.—: "■QTs?. GREENE, Receiver, Sherwood Lumber & Manu facturing Company. A THOUSAND LAUGHS Spfaaft With IX)VR AND TEARS. SHOW STARTS ft Jft P. ing bounded now nr fnemwly p-fot- lows: 66 Mt tract: North by Bea trice Moore; East by rntate of M A. Aldrich; South by Ina Bradley, West by Barbara, later 0. W Halford. The 29 arm tract: North by NeUte Beck. by W. L. Cava; South bg C F. Btear; Wee* by G W Hattacd. a mmm daHmpQaa af vherh saMI Notice to Debtors and Creditors. All persons indebted to the es tate of Leroy Mol a ir^ deceased, are required to make payment to the un dersigned; and all persons having demands against said estate are re- ^uirej ta tilf tha aamo wtlh Ihe-rni dersigned in the time required by ^ C F. Motatr. • A dm taut rater, Mrs. Emmie M. Porter, A dm lot* trains Feb. U. 19CA a dry In lengths of 37 in. or 9 1-2 feet, 6 in. and up at $3.50 per cord delivered at our yard. For formation apply to • in diameter further in- Barnwell Cooperage Succeaaora to Sherwood Lumber Co. Barnwell, S. C. “With a bucket and stick I I’ve got weevil Licked. 9t nil tha te apply HilTa Mixture. Just walk toothing tha bed of such pleat by; lAtido of ft fow hour*, th# wggrUa o© tha pUat «nfi set tho mix turn, nod drop off—DEAD! A Most Effective Poison r*t tot ft poison the! I am conviocod the boll woe* vil SEEKS — not one that hot to seek the weertL _ Then, too, HiU'a Mixture can be put on IN THE DAYTIME. No night* work. An inexperienced boy or girl can thoroughly cover 6 to 6 here* a day. Best Protection—Minimum Cost! My mixture la the result of thousands Of dollars of investment, and years of hard labor and practical field and labora tory experiments on my Burke County farm. Hill’s Mixture is a liquid poison, composed of calcium arsenate, molasses, water and secret ingredient^ which form a combination that we are convinced, from results obtained, attracts the boll weevil. HILLS Scores of farmers who used it last year have written me unqualified letter* of endorsement, and have already placed their orders for 1923. I will be glad to send you a book reproducing these lettera, or my agent whose name appears below, will be glad to^show them to you. \ MIXTURE Approved by Georgia State Board of Entomology Hill’s Mixture is manufactured in the South's largest boll weevil poison plant. The calcium arsenate, moslasses and other ingredients, are accurately meas ured in the exact proportions, and thor oughly mixed by machines which distri bute the poison evenly in the molasses. Every mix is chemicafty analyzed before shipping. Hill’s Mixture is Mproved by the Geor- wetvil poison, — Raise your cotton on a pre- boll weevil basis Go ahead and plant your cotton and leave the weevils to Hill’s Mixture. . Plac* your order today. $36.00 for a 50-gaL bbl., plus $3.00 for bbl., which will be r*. funded upon return. Freight free to any Georgia or Soutl* Carolina point. My agent for^your territory, whose name ap- wtll give yew totr jfimieteJ' LD. HILL. J. A. PORTER. BARNWELL, S. C. AGENT FOR RA AN WELL AND TERRITORY. TtIB HILL’S MIXTURE CORPORATION If)