The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, June 07, 1923, Image 5
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M€ cm Malarial Fever.
#66 cares LaGrippe.
__FOR SALE.—Flue .Salvia plants,
15 cents per dozen; Snap-dragon, 6
for 10 cents; postage, 5 cents extra.
Stamps accepted.—Mrs. L. H. Chris
tie, Barnwell, S. C.
Mrs. J. G. Howell and children, of
Lanar, are visiting relatives here.
Messrs. E. D. Peacock and A. A.
McAllister spent Sunday
lumbia. They report crop prospects
along the way as being extfemely
poor.
666 cures Dengue Fever.
FOR SALE.—One dozen 5-grain
Aspirin tablets, 15 cents; two dozen,
25 cents; 100, 75 cents. Remit by
^amps, silver, check or money or
der. — Burckhalter’s Drug Store,
Barnwell, S. C. 4-19-tf.
Mrs. Charles A. Hensley and
children have returned from a visit
of several weeks to relatives in Au
gusta, ^here the* former underwent
an operation. ' V.
Banker. Mrs. G. M. Gras ns, Sic no.
Mrs. H. W. Sanders, Hoosokooper.
Mrs. M. B. Hagood, Housekeeper
Maude E. Halford, (inmate,
C. S.,
in ‘OB-fMary M. Halford.
* $1.00 each: Darie E. Patterson, R.
L. Bronson, Clerk of Court, Patricia
Dicks, R. A. Ellis, Esq., Dr. C. A.
HensleyJ' Col. E. A. Brown, Home
Bank, Barnwell Fruit Co., Mrs.
Marie R. Dicks, Terrie Richardson,
Cash, r
To prevent a Cold, take 666.
666 quickly relieves a cold.
' Mrs. Marie Cornell, her daughter,
Miss Marie Louise Cornell, and son,
Master Albert Cornell, leave In a
few days for California, where they
will spend the suitinrer with re
latives.
FOR RENT.—A furnished house
for the summer months. Apply to*
Mrs. Marie T. Cornell, Qarnwell, S. C.
' 5-17.
Col. and Mrs. Edgar A. Brown
have been in Columbia for several
days with their little daughter,
Emily, who has beer, quite ill at a
hospital. Her early recovery is
hoped for.
Messrs. E. C. Matthews, of Black-
ville, J. W. Folk, of Williston, C.
M. Turner, of Ellenton, and W. L.'
Baxley, of Snellihg, were here Tues
day. These gentlemen are all mem-
bora of the Board of County Rirect-
ors.
Supt. J. D. Robison left Sunday
afternoon for Due West to attend
_ the commencement exercises of
• ••••••••••••••••%••[Enkine College. He was accompeni-
• • 1 ed as far as Greenwood by Mr. W.
® BE®® AMO UBBABOm. B j £ Jennings, who spent a few days
visiting relatives. They returned
Rub-My-Tism, sn antiseptic.
FARM WANTED.—Wanted to
hear from owner of a farm or good
land for sale, for fall delivery. L.
Jones, Box 48, Ol.iey, III.
Fifty cents each; J. B. Morris,
Mrs. % A. P. Manville, Ben Simmons,
A. A. Lemon, Best Pharmacy, L.
Weiner, F. W. Falkenstein, J. J.
Bosh, Miss Pauline Richardson.
Twenty-five cents each: W. L.
Cave, Miss Helen Calhoun, F. B.
Davis, Miss Carrie Cave, Cash, J. B.
Armstrong, G. W. Manville, W. C.
Jennings, G. M. Main, A. J. Bennett,
Mrs. C. F. Molair, Mrs. R. L. Ussery,
Mrs. Mary Wooley, Miss Emma
Kirkland, Mary Ann Halford,
Charlie Brown, Ina' Blanchard Hal
ford, Bathune Halford, Jonnie Bron
son, M. C. Diamond, H. J. Crouch,
Supt. of Education. Total, $27.90. -
»
Mr. G. W. Boylsto*. of Blocked!#,
as s visitor here Monday.
Mrs. W. H. Manning, of WiBioton.
woa o vtoMoe hi Bo row#II Tooodoy
Senator A. M
too, woo to the
Too^w.
Keooody. of Wtllio-
rtty on hostnoao
Mr. B B. Jahooloo of Pho woe
the rstf Monday to o koooilfOl a*
Botch laocsoo eo*.
home Tuesday night
Messrs. J. J. Vickery, D. G
Vickery. Clyde Vickery. Lloyd Vick
ory and Dv W. M Jones loft hove
1 >orty Sotordoy mocamg In oo onto
mobile for WoeOiagten. D C _
, oheis they ora oltending tho
, Imperial Conoctl of the Mystic
> Bhrme this wash TV» j corned o
1 tool which they espevied to mhmi <§#
»lo»p«og eneriees dnrtog their •toy
ta i no ootMoal sooftni
New Scholarships to Cleotson
Do. A B PoMeesoo or
HerrsMO. of CatookhiOw
•nob eed «n the cMy
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FoeSer
Beginning with next session every
comity in Sooth Carolina will be ?n-
titled to s scholarship in the Two-
year ^ Agricultural Coarse. Seien
appointments will also be made from
the Stote-at-lsrge.
These scholarships are opeo to
young man eighteen years of age or
over, who hove spent not less tkan
three years on the form. Eotrsnce
is based upon the wyotvalent of loo
units and the Scholarship esomtno
liens will cover the work complete'
by the average rarol school- Eero
scholarship Is worth $IMM and free
telfiee of $40 M odditionol for • o^o
moomoo
Bogtmuog at § A.
Joly IS, IMS rampet
tiaeui for the sword of
I ihips wtO he hold by the
i Swpevmtendent of BdUeothm
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to wwmmm wto Mito Pto toto ftototoB
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Boot and
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bagwata Mender oflors
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at the loeofy homo ad these porsntow
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whh sodlMieot propprpmn*
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Mr. Mordocoi Mssursky went up
to Colambis Sunday to visit bis
wife, who la recovetmg from an
operation for appendicitis.
list of highway * de^rtmead. Alloodole
Cowo|y will receive $S0$.7f.
berg $4&h.h& ood Aiken ll.dM.M
.
Sohorrihe to Food.
Amounts subscribed for the en
tertainment fund of the National
Mrs. J. Randall Kelly, ql «>•«*- AMOci , tion of the Deaf,
sonville, FIs., is the guest <3 Bom- ( For membenihip . gj ^ e . ch;
well relatives this week She has c K Sander , t Sheri ff, J. Staff
also been visiting in Johnston *nd, H#lford Coronerf N . Gi W . Walker,
Blackville. * * I
Notiee of
Notice is hereby ftvop that two,
shores of stock in the Barnwell
Building and Improvement Associa
tion. Certificate No. 26. holanfing to
the mute of Laurie T. Izlar, de
ceased. has been lost, and that the
undersigned will, on Thursday,
June 24th, 1923, make formal ap
plication to the said Association for
a new stock certificate. * _
* Mrs. Laurie T. nlar.
May 23, 1923.
Mr. T. J. Grubbs, of Blackville
route 1, is another subscriber who
believes in keeping his dues paid
up. He was a visitor here one day
last week.
Messrs. B. S. Moore, S. E. Moore,
L. M. Mace and B. S. Moore, Jr.,
went over to Augusta Monday af
ternoon for the ball game between
Macon and Augusta.
Mrs. Lena Davies arrived home
Friday afternoon from Agnes Scott
College, Decatur, »Ga., and will
spend the summer moths with Mr.
and Mrs. B. P. Davies.
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SUMMER I
EXCURSION
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY SYSTEM
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country touring convenience in this Buick six cylinder
touring sedan.
In interior arrangement and appointment it is unusually
attractive. Broad adjustable windows provide "open car
vision" and airineaa. And the smart trunk on the rear
affords the luggage facihtiee so eyaential to touring.
Ask for a demonstration of this car. You will And in it
many new qualities.
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OLAR BUICK COMPANY, OLAR, S. C
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WHIN MTTtX. - ALTOMOBUXS AAL BUILT. SUICX. WtU. BUIU) THEM
Mr. Neil Lemon arrived home
morning from—Phihwlefrphiarr
, wheu he ha^ -been xtudying medi
cine. He is recovering from an
operation for appendicitis.
Mka Emily Kirkland haa returned j
from North Carolina, where ahe haa
been teaching (he past seaaion. to
to «MMHM the ^colfl ^3
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Effective Tuesday, May 16th, the Southern Railway y
will put on a&le round trjp Summer Excursion tickets to V
TKeTifountain and .Seashore resorts and Pacific Coast
points. .
These tickets will be on sale from May ISth-ta^ep*-
tember 30th, wifh final return limit October 31st, and
will good for* topov%rs at all pomU en^ route either
going or returning within final limit of the ticket.
For rates, schedules and other information, call on
Ticket Agents, or the undersigned.
irrmnciref: —t-wrmac
Tnv. Pass. AgU. DmE Pass. Aft-.
Chsrketom. SC- m Chsiistss. S. C
PROTECDON
Against Weevils and
Weather Conditions.
. BARNWELL'FARMERS ARE FACING THEIR MOST CRITICAL PERIOD IN
THEIR FIGHT AGANIST THE BOLL WEEVIL. THIS IS THE YEAR IN
WHCH MANY A FARMER IS EITHER GOING TO WN OUT AGAINST THE
WEEVIL, OR LOSE THE FIGHT AND GO DOWN IN FINANCIAL RUIN.
Don’t Let a Hail Storm
o ' _
Help the Weevil
ENLIST THE WEATHER ON YOUR SIDE, BY INSURING AGAINST HAIL.
CONSIDER ALL THE MONEY YOU’VE SPENT FOR HIGH PRICED FERTIIz-
THAT ALL THIS IS WELL WORTH PROTECTING. REMEMBER, A HAIL
STORM CAN.SET AT NAUGHT EVERY CENT YOU'VE SPENT, EVERY DAY
YOU’VE WORKED, AND CAN RUIN YOUR CROP AS COMPLETEIL AS
THE BOLL WEEVIL. *