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:: :: : Round Trip to EUROPE $110.00 Why Pay Excessive Rates? The Great Northern S. S. Co. (Incorporated) ANNOUNCES THAT ARRANGEMENTS ARE NOW BEING MADE FOR MONTHLY $110 Round Trips to.Europe BOSTON—GOTHENBURG $138 ONE WAY $75 Connecting for ^ Christiania, Stockholm, Hela- inKfors, Danzig. Riga, Copenhagen ^ THE ABOVE PRICES WILL INCLUDE RAILROAD FARES TO POINTS AS FAR NORTH AS STOCKHOLM The Company plans to carry approximately two thousand pas sengers monthly. Make your plans now for a trip during the coming season. BOSTON—SOUTHAMPTON $110 ONE WAY $65 Connecting for London, Liverpeol, Le Havre :: A round trip, with all ex penses on shipboard included, at no more expense than a va cation right here at home! To meet the ever increasing de mand in this country for an inexpensive and at the same time thoroughly comfortable and enjoyable trans-Atlantic voyage, is the prime object of the Crest Northern Steamship Company. Organised by pro gressive bosmees men who realise the esrrptianal op portunity offered for ines- pensive travel m Europe, the ('em puny will rater to the thousands of laleiligesit per sons who wish to visit the bat tlefields of France, the Shake speare country. Scandinavia, the Land of the Midnight Sun, etc. A chance of a lifetime! So it would seem; but it is more than that The company will build for a permanent business, planning osi setting • new slsndncP of high-class ocean travel on a one-class basts. That this cun he done at a fair margin of profit has already been proved and is further outlined in our pro spect u*. Yeull find It ex tremely i ate resting. W|t WH4, AUM) AllOW YOU HOW YOU HAY HR OWE A rAHT OWNBB IN TUB HOMY TALKED or RNTKHTBUR IN TEA BA * We haw sa spenipg far an eneegoOr repreoeutaSlve in your torsi My Thu m so earoAent —portsalty for a pervoo of rharurlev to hmld op • permanent hoiio—s both for himself and Ihs Uroot Nerl hero Cut out US wrth *1 A Wihstmm lofermolseu l ■opt At limns BLASE Co. led Atau Heed OffWe. Dne f O fur Draft top la Ipnrt/aB) fur Is of the sharoo of (Fern Preferred and two Cam- moo Aha res to eurh ooOJ Have revtlfWato sod Beruipl Is sued In the name of Atreet or R E D Crty as Town .... The above price pealed far im mediate srveptaare only. When buying so installmepU tS per cent 0 t purr base price must arrampany order, balanre may be paid m tea monthly pay menu a»»♦#♦»♦»♦♦♦»♦♦ >»»d">»d»»PPo»»P0»P»»PAt»pl' Announces Marriage. Dunbarton, July I.—Mrs Leonora X Owens announce* the marriage of her daughter. Dixie, to Harry Gil more Boy 1 * ton, June S3, at Dunbar- ten. ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ a Send U* Your Job Work. SUMMER % f T v f T T T T ❖ t J T V f 1 EXCURSION FARES Via f f T T t f 1 mt the Uaivepe has, la His seen fit to call from our midst that Celestial Lodge above Friend and Brother, H. M. Mathis; and. whereas/ Blackville Lodge No. $3, Ancient Free Masons, desire to pay fitting tribute to the mentory of our Brother. Therefore, be it resolved: First: That in the death of H. M. Mathis this lodge has lost one of its t>ldest members, a faithful and re spected Brother. Second: That while we deeply lament his untimely death, we bow in humble submission ^to the decree of an all-wise Providence. Third: That a" page in minute book be dedicated to memory. •> Fourth: That we tender to family of our deceased Brother our heartfelt syihpathy. Fifth: That a copy of these re solutions be sent to his family. Above resolutions passed by un animous vote in regular communica tion of Blackville Lodge No. 63, A. F: M-, Wednesday evening, May 2nd, 1923. H. L. Buist, Worshipful Master. W. M. Altman, Sacratary. the WK and Beauty. 1%# late Guy Barham, who was a leading figure In the public Ufa of Leo Angeles, had a well merited reputation for wit. At a dinner party one weeing Mr. Barham aat beetde a lady whoee neefc and shoulder* were very beaattfaL Proud of their beauty, the lady al ways wars outrageously bat she weald modify er of errfctde watr\ however, had a then eacu baeu hauue to DaB out of CAROUNA SPECIAL lxxmgton. D»N\fllU hammm KNOXVILLE MOMISTOWN -V-r- lisvifle, Cindinati, Chicago AND THE MIDDLE WEST V-- THROUGH “The Land of the Sliy” ' •to ‘The Blue Grass Region of Kentucky” SLEEPING CARS' Charleston^ and Cincinnati: Ashevilleamf Chicago Schedule: L*. CHARLESTON, S. C. tJO AM U. Columbia, S. C 1A» PM L*. Spartan bury, S. C. .v t >»> RM Lv. TVme. N. C. <>« PM Lv. HandaraonriUa. N. C 7 AS PM Am. ASHEVILLE. N. C CT *eS PM Lv. ASHEVILLE. N. C..r. ET PM U. Knwntlia,Tmmu....« a liM AM Am. Dmvttlv, Ky 7*# AM MTSa urn AM "nanw , lm4. .ViPv-lUi. ee ee M.caa ' UMAm 2iM PM let PM tfittai v. a ,a c ,AC [Southern Railway System' the ead the t ANDIDATW t ABOIL Mr f eto Bg Bto fur the uffWe af C a# FBhMr Wueba mt BHBNHA & CJ • atoned « T Ayeaet. na^aad [ If elavtod I piadge aaysulf to gpaa the peufla af Barwmud a Bo odaaMkvetrufM* af iBu mtt mt tbs* topuetaaa uffwu C C Oeuea A a w af C Buy Your Kiddie pm • A Joggling Board Price $20.00 SOUTHERN RAILWAY SYSTEM V J T 1 Effective Tuesday, May 15th, the Southern Railway will put on sale round trip Summer Excursion tickets to the Mountain and Seashore resorts and Pacific Coast point#- V - - - . • » These tickets will be on sale from May ,15th to, Sep tember 30th, wijh final return limit October 31st, and will be good fors topovers at all points 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. W C. Walker, ^ , R. W. Hunt, Trav. Pasa. Agl., i>ut Pass Agt.. Charkatoo, 8. C. . . ChaHoaton. SuC Ntolto of Bala Scat* of Buwtb Cafuliaa. ( aunty «f gaf *11 Nut mm m b* f by gtvuu si pubtir aw tbr- «• tl mt Joly. ltd. ia fraat af Huuau to Barwwuli. B C. at If clack aaaa, ika Baad aad rxarutod by Mattm Marvt* t« J A Factor, toenag data *%• 3rd day af r. iai». af ttot E W ml B '<■*• mt to aaavaad V. T. AFMihv If ufuctod I togv mi - * t af BarwwaK a MftMtracme af tlw ipactaM uflWv affair* Me ABftav Martgagv Advertiac in The Peoole. A Kiddie Slide Price $25.00 Crated and Ready to Ship w Woodward Lumber Co. Augusta, Ga. “All thoae two certain lots or par- erb of land with the building* there on. situate, lying ami being in the town of Barnwell. State and County above named, delineated on a plat of Jas. M. Patterson, surveyor, dated the 15th day of January, 1906, and recorded in the Office of the Clerk of Court for Barnwell County, as lots No. 5 end measuring one hundred and thirty feet on Main Street and mea3uring in depth one hundred and seventy nine, and lot No. 15 measur ing one hundred and twenty-nine feet on Kline street and running back to lot No. 5, one hundred and seventy- nine feet on Brown Avehue; on the South by Kline Stroet and on the West by lots Nos. 4 and 5, being the same property conveyed to J. A. Porter by Jennie Bro-.vn, by h'er deni dated November 2nd, 1906, and re- WILLYS - KNIGHT Coupe-jSedan cordedTn the office of Clerk of Court for Barnwell County in Book 7-0, page 159,” which mortgage is recorded in book S-Y page 517. The mortgage? was for the sum of ten thousand dollars on which there is n credit of One thousand, the balance due being nine thousand dol lars and interest. The §aid Bond an4 Mortgage hav ing been transferred to the First National Blink of Barnwell,’ as col lateral security for indebtedness of J. A. Porter to the said First National Bank of Barnwell. Terms of*- sale Cash. The Bond and Mortgage to be duly assigned and transferred to the purchaser, said sale'made'togler the written authori ty contained ig the said J A Fortor to the k A Meteoric Success The Willys-Knight Coupe-Sedan has leaped to a pop ularity previously unknown among fine closed cars. For it is living proof that complete equipment apd luxurious. appointments can be combined with faultless mechanical performance at a very reasonable price. .Having doors both front and rear, the Willys-Knight Coupe-Sedan provides easy entrance and exit for all five passengers without climbing over scats. Sm to WUbi-LHirUmJ m TktUtmdmv lvm*H *** 34&« MUTUAL TRADING COMPANY . ^ t . ' - BUckville, S. C. «■# THE ENGINE IMPROVES WITH USE