The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, June 07, 1923, Image 8
Southern Tires and Tubes
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NOW THAT HOT WEATHER IS ON YOU WILL NEED NEW CAS
ING AND TUBES TO REPLACE THE ONES YOU HAVE WORN
OUT. WHY NOT BUY SOUTHERN TIRES, MADE AT HOME, OF
THE HIGHEST QUALITY, AND PRICES THAT ARE LOWER TJ*AN
\NY STANDARD TIRE, SOLD UNDER STANDARD WARRANTY.
Fabric Cord Tubes
30x3 .“$7.50 . $1.75
30x3* rr_ 1-- -8.50 12.00 * 2.00
32x3* _l..a 12.50 19.00 2.50
31x4 14.50 19M 176
32x4 16.50 21.00 3.26
3&x4 17.00 22.00 SJ6
34x4 _1730 23.00 3.60 *
32x4* 20.00 2* 00 4 00
33.4* 20JO .2*00 4 00
34x4* .21.00 30 00 4 60
lixf. 27.00 37JO 600
good big rro< k on hand: stock kepicnishcd in
IIOUR* COM»: AND *KE WHAT )<»U CAN DO WITH A
(•OLLAKS:
VICKERY BROS.
U—ery of njc* !
trille oh** up for tttf xHtA,
his parents, Mr. and Mta. P. 0 S. Ua-
sery. ’•
Mixsea Anne’li and Kefla ~ Darix
of Dublin, Ga., are vikitinc their
sister, Mrs. Chester Parker.
Miss' Helen Battle of Augusta- is
the guest this ’reek of Mrs. W. R.
Kennedy and Mrs. J. A. Latimer.
Mrs. T. D. Oreig.non, Mrs. S. J.
Hutto, the Misses Amelia and Eliza
beth McNab of BarnweP were vis
itors in Williston Wednesday.
Mrs., William Matthews, was eaH-
ed to Aiken Wednesday on account
of the death of he.- orother, Mr,
Felder Seigling. '»
Mrs. Frank* Pickling of r Blackville
and Mrs. Jane Johnston of Elko
were visitors in Williston Wednes
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Ligon' Simpson and'
two children of Pelzer were visitors
of Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Matthews.
The young people of Williston
enjoyefi a delightful picnic at
Smith’s swimming pool Wednesday
in honor of Miss Clara McCue of
“Troy.
Mr. Weeks of Charles
ton came up Wednesday to be with
his brother, Mr. Tom W. Weeks,
who went to Augusta Wednesday for
an operation.
Miss Cary Ahl has returned from
Patrick, where ahe jpught the past
session.
Mr. P. M. Hair spent last Tues
day with his mother. Mrs. Martha
Hair, who la quite ill.
Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Crouch and
children ha* returned from a visit
to relatives in Greenville and An
derson counties.
Messrs James Langley and dim |
Cmrrj of Columbia «ere guests last I
of Mr. J. I. Hall on a fishing *
trip.
Mr aad Mr* Q. A Kennsd). Jr.)
' attended the marriage m A Headsle ,
Monday a# htms Delphi— G-g* la j
Me. Brueot H Ye—xghia af Athesss. j
| Ga Mbm Gwage wtO he plem—ly j
j romemhsnd m Wtflietoo. wWrr she I
hoe el lee •maled.
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SUMMER -
VACATIONIST! -
SUMMER WILL SOON BET HERE! NSW IS
Y THE TIME TO MAKE; YOUR PLAN&
* THE GLORIOUS MOUNTAINS; OF WESTERN
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X NORTH CAROLINA WELCOME! YOU.
“The Land of the Sky”
The Vacationist’s Paradise.
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ALL OLT-OF-DOOTL SPORTS.
REDUCED SUMMER FARES 1 BEGINNING MAY
FIFTEENTH.
Southern Railway System
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to her hua— ta Wayeroes. Ga.. after
a visit of several * works to hrr.
brothers. Messrs. A. P. and C. C.
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at the same prices as paid by dealers
BELL CORDS
20% OVERSIZE
NATIONALLY KNOWN
ALL NON-ShlDS
Sizt' Price Each
30x3 V4 Stand. size,
—Qmcher ;... HO.iS
30x3 H Super Size,
Clincher 11.75
30x3« StcSighL Side 12 25
37x3^ S&aight Side 15.95
31x1 ^StraiKht Side 18.75
32x4 Straight Side 21.50
33x4 Straight Side 22.50
34x4 Straight Ade 23.50
32x4M Straight Side 26.40
33x4Straight Side 27.25
34x4>4 Straight Side 27.75
35x4H Straight Side 28.75
33x5 Straight Side 33.50
35x5 Straight ^Side 34.50
2% Discount if cash is Seat
with order,
The People has received the fol-
Miss Delphin* Googe of Allendale I ■imounceme .t from County
spent last Sunday with Mr. and A ^ r - nt ^* rr >' ^ Boylston:
Mrs. Q. A. Kennedy, Jr.
Messrs. J. W. Kennedy, J. M.
WVathersbee and many other Pleas
ant Hill.people attended the Kntz-
minger services in Williston Sun
day morning.
Miss Louise Black has returned
from Converse College.
The out-of-town Williston teach-
‘County Agent Harry G. Boylston
opened his office in the Harrison
Building in Barnwell June 1st. Prior
to this date he occupied an office
over Moody’s store with Miss Elma
Cave. He will have his new quar
ters completely furnished, with a
stenographer to assist him in his
work, whose hours will be from
8:30 a. m. to 1:00 p. m., during which
Know
Look at the wonderful
rugged tread of the BELL
CORD. Built of finest ma
terial obtainable, by satis
fied and skilled workers.
Imagine the tremendous
wear and tear that this
tread can stand. The kind
of a tire you have always
wanted. '
Oversize—Heavy
Dependable
No matter where vou live, w hether roads are
good or bad. the BELL CORD vr»ll live'up to
its wonderful reputation for SERVICE.
Sold under a most liberal policy—Send no
ship C O. D. the vary tame day
your order
uaau if or—dot
need not a*
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ers have returned to their respect- time she will be ready to give any
ive homes. Miss Margaret (arpen- j information. Interested parties may
ter to Landrum. Miss Dorothy leave calls” at the office for the
Lumley to Greenwood and Miss County Agent. Mr. Boylston will
Bessie Dunovant to Edgefield. Miss ! be in his office about 30 minutes to
Carpenter will leave within a few | 0 he hour every week day except Sa-
weeks for a trip to California. Miss /Curday, when he will be on duty all
THAT THERE ARE MORE THAN 80 .NOBLE
PEAKS IN THE SOUTHERN APPALACHIAN
MOUNTAINS THAT TOWER 5,000 TO 6,000 FEET
ABOVE THE SEA? '■ / '
Appropriately Called—
Lumley also leaves within^ a few
days to attend the Shriners’ conven
tion in Washington r.nd visit - other
Eastern cities. «
day. He wishes to say to the
farmers of the county that he de
sires them to make has office head
quarters and will be glad to assist
Mrs. Harry D. Calhoun and Miss them in solving farm problems.
Elizabeth McNab were visitors of Whenever possible to do so, be sure
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Mrs. G. W. Whitaker last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Bailey IWd have
to visit his office when inTjpwn. A
telephone will be installed so that
moved from Williston to Wagner, ’ when anyone desires to get in touch
ard Mr. M. O. Hewitt, the new with the Ooounty Agent he may do
Li v.v agent in ^WUhs- .it such time* it* he is in the <>f-
ion, is occupying the house for-j fice. It is the County^ Agent’s bu*i-
rierly occupied by them. ness to servb the agricultural in-
^ MG* Lonnie Landrum *f R«>ek teresU of the county and in order
!L r L>JJ : in Tyler of Allendale and that he may be of some service it is
M'ss Elma Cgvr of Dam vH (pent necessary that he have full coopers-
*e* erml days last xxgvc in * ilHnton tion.** ^
M—jxtth the XKtrk of the
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THE VACATIONIST’S PLAYGROUND. ALL OUT-
OF-DOOR SPORTS. MAKE YOUR PLANS NOW!
REDUCED SUMMER FARES, BEGINNING MAY
FIFTEENTH.
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