The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, June 14, 1923, Image 5
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--666 cures Malarial Ferer.
666 cures LaGrippe.
666 cures Dengue Fever.
FOR SALE.—One dozen_ Jiigram
Aspirm taBTets, 1 S eents; two dozen,
To prevent a Cold, take 666.
666 quickly relieves a cold.'
STRAYED from sawmill of Ken
neth Kearse at Livingston, one bay
horse mule, four years old, weight
900 lbs. Reward for return to Mr.
Kearse at Livingston or J. B. Mor
ris at Barnwell, S. C.
The more seasonable weather of
the past week has brought about
marked improvements in the crops,
especially cotton.
Mrs. S. B. Moseley and son, Mr.
“Bim” * Moseley, returned from
Baltimore Saturday, where the lat
ter underwent an operation a few
days ago.
Mrs. Edgar A: Brown and little
daughter; Emily, returned home
25 cents; 100, 75 cents. Remit by
stamps, silver, check or money or
der. — Burckhalter’s Drug Store,
Barnwell, S. C. ^^4-19-tf, home by Mrs. Harold Johnson and
little daughter, who will spend
several days here.
made the trip by automobile in com
pany with the Messrs. Vickery, of
this city, who are enthusiastic Ma
sons and Shriners. Be sure and
read it.
CLEMSON COLLEGE
Vacant Scholarship for Barn^bll
Coiit*.
-Competitive examinations to fltf
Sunday afternoon from Columbia,
where the latter has been under
treatment at a hospital for several
days. They Were' accompanied M. under the supervision of the
• HERB AND HEREABOUTS. •
Tha days gam ontY four minutes
in sunshine this week.
Mrs. J. G. Howell and children, of
Lamar, are the guests of Barnwell
relatives.
Spent Friday ia Augusta.
Dr. W. M. Jones and Mr. Perry
W. Price returned homo frjm
Washington Saturday morning after
enjoying the meeting of the Im
perial Council of the Mystic Shrine.
The Messrs. Vickery, who made the
trip by automobile,, arrived Sunday
afternoon. They w«;*e cn a street
car that was wrecked lu>t fortunate
ly escaped injury. All report a splen
did trip.
1 vacant four-year scholarship and
one vacant two-year scholarship will
be held at the County Seat on Fri
day, July 13th beginning at JJLA
VALV8-0Kl-HaAg>
-For the Ytrft"time in four years,
the editor of The People expects to
attend a meeting of the South Caro
lina Press Association which will be
held in Spartanburg next week. It
will be necessary to issue the paper
a little earlier than usual and to
M j *. ., r, . , this end we ask the cooperation of
r. and Mrs. B. P. Davies and
advertisers and ctirre«p*>ndents. who
Jwo sans and Mrs. Lena Davies | , . ' '
are requested to have their **ropy**
In this office not laser than Monday
morning Baturday. if possible.
Bos Party at Mi ids
Misses Kate Woodward and Mary
Roberto raase up from Waltefboep
Saturday ta spend mmm tune ia
____ I Hilda. June II TV* ladles Mis*
Mr and Mr*. 8 H. Wtlrut aad if*ety af the Hilda Bap-
daughter* Mnu Juba, end Mr J. K tM ‘ borrU util give a bos party at
Brew*. «f Augusta, wore the gurin Hdds Churrh Frtduy night.
County Superintendent of Education.
1. Four-year scholarships: Open
to students desiring to pursue four-
year courses in Agriculture. Ex
aminations are to be given in high
school English, mathematics, and
history and in agriculture.
Age requirement, 16 years or over
at the time of entrance.
Winners of scholarships must be
prepared to meet also the require
ments for admission.
The value of eacti scnolarship is
8100 per session and free tuition of
S40.; .Membership in the Reserve
Officers’ Training COTps. R. 0. T.
C., is also equivalent in money to a
scholarship during the last two
years in college.
The examinations may also be
taken for entrance credit by those
not applying for a scholarship.
2. Two-year shore rourse scholar*
ship*. Open to students 18 years of
sge or over desiring to pursue the
Two-year Course in Agriculture.
Common school education sufficient
1 No pees lows sppttret ton to (he
cotlegs nocesasry to stand scholar-
ship nominations
For catalogue, application blanks.
I and other informal to* writs ta
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The interior is upholstered with grey velours, set off with
attractive fittings. Heavy crowp fenders, drum type head
and cowl lamps give a touch of added smartness to its
outside appearance.
Above all. the perfect dependability, characteristic of all
Buick cars, makes this Coupe safe and certain for
women drivers.
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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 THAN
ANY STANDARD TIRE, SOLD UNDER STANDARD WARRANTY.
vJabric Cord- . Tubes
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35x5 .27.00 37.00 5.00 '
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HOURS: C0M.E AND. SEE WHAT-YOU CAN DO WITH A Fl!W
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GENUAL KKPAlU AND
VLUAN STBINCS
PROTECDON
inst Weevils dnd
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
ENLIST the; WEATHER ON YOUR SIDE, BY INSURING AGAINST HAir. _- i
CONSIDER ALL THE MONEY YOU’VE SPENtEOR HIGH PRICED FERTHz-
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WEEVIL POISON AND SEE IF YOU DON’T THINK
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. ... • ■
Protect Yourself With a
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Hail Policy
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