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4 B US IN ESC I uilderO; J BILL’S MIXTURE.—I ua prt. pared to tell HUl'i Mixture in quantities as small as 10 gallons to laiWrs who bring containers. Now is the time \o fight the boll weevil and Hill's Mixture is the right am munition to use. The J. A. Porter Company, Barnwell, S. C. 7-6-tf. FOR SALE.—Milk Cows. I can suit you. J. E. Owens, Blackville, S. C. 7-12-3t. • HERB AND HBRBABOUTS. • The days lose five minutes in sun shine this week. day la Mr. and Mr*. E. R. Call and daugh ter, Mildred, spent ^unday with rel atives In Myvania, Ga. Mrs. Murphy,'of Augusta, and Mrs. Julia Harris, of Mobile, Ala., are visiting their sisterrMrs. R. H. Wil cox. Misses Kate Woodward and Mary Roberts have returned to Barnwell after a pleasant visit to friends in Augusta. Mrs. Julia B. Easterling left this week for Hendersonville, N. C., where she will spend the remainder of the summer.. Mrs. B. W. Sexton and children are visiting relatives in Union. * * Mrs. Murren Kellar, of Cameron, is visiting Mrs. T. M. Boulware. Miss Miriam Robinson has returned to her home in Asheville after a pleas ant visit to Miss Emily Porter. While here she was the recipient of a number of social Konorss. Mr. and Hm J 0. Handy. Jr, I i tfcatr gasata last wank Mr. i Mrs. Ran McHhauiry, Mrs. Mary Me- El worry and daughter, of Beech la- Mr.-and Mrs. G. M. Greene had as their guests last week Mrs. Leila K. Best, of Columbia, tar. Gordon Pate, I of AsheviHe, Jhl, C. and Mr. ClayWiJ< t Pate, of Savannah, Ga. Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Molair and son, Mr, Leroy Molair, motored up to Co lumbia Sunday to meet. Miss Elia! Louise Molair, who has been on an extended visit to relatives in Char lotte, N. C, and Washington, D. C. Quite a number of local Masorts at tended the District Meeting in Allen dale on the Fourth and report a most | enjoyable time. The Master’s Degree was conferred on three Fellowcrafts. During the day a delightful basket picnic was served on the Court House grounds. *' Miss Eva Rich, of New York, is the guest of Mrs. Charlie Brown, Sr. Master Will Best, of Columbia, is on a visit to his aunt, Mrs. G. M. Greene. T. 8. Cave and Nellie seme time at entertaiaed Mm. Harry D. Call Wednesday lOuh last wash. Ural Mr J. G Handy. Br. la fei Way- event. Ga. aa a vtaM la (Ms Mrs Ben G Parts Mrs Ctas A Htanlnfr and n have muiasl heme sfWv a rtam releUwas hi AagueSa Statement of the Condition of The Bank of Western Carolina, Located at Barnwell, S. C., at the close ef business June Jftth, 1923. RESOURCES. ■Loans and Discounts $195,339.55 Overdrafts 46.53 Doe from Banks and Bankers ... .... .... 724.26 Currency .... 5,196.00 Gold 10.00 Silver and Other Miner Coin 2.096.71 Checks and Cash Item* .. 10.00 Exchangee for the Clcanng House ........ 420 00 Other Resources, eta: Due from Heed Office, Aiken. 8. C 07,MtT7 Account mn Statement of the Condition of The Bank of Western Carolina, Located at BlackvHle, S. C., at the dose of business June 30th, 1023. RESOURCES. Loans and Discounts 249,300.22 Due from Banks and Bankers 5.017.18 Currency 5,702.00 Gold 127.50 Stiver and Other Minor Coin 2.049.31 Checks and Cash Items .. 307 19 | Other Resources, vis Due from Head Office. Aiken. 8. C. U.ltt-37 TOTAL UAj LIABILITIES ,n TOTAL 301.141 At U« In Onct Be rings Dv of Depus* . rTJMJM Cer-.dlsd Cheeks 7034 CnsWer*o Cherts If'Jd TOTAL BTATR Off BOCTH CAROLINA. O-y ^ Mrs P J. Dnra of W< « . w Mm L N thewtsv m tsrc's O TOTAL . 8TATR OP It i ■s e •» • Mm L M C Tym. tafl T> «ma m minsssne hi c v fn of Mm Lsaam Rare, of C ■r, mi Men Cl uu. ef Call hi loan Utah relative I dsa Pula hane I eftrr a vteM la The Gtarteao P earth peaeed very qaleOy m Bamwefi. the ymneattag the appearuaen ef day mate than the birthday ef Nation Man/ eff HAKYtlXK * hp the ^BAOC Mm Ri day ef Jafty IMR rhetm A Pvtm, MaOury PwM Mm 3rd day af Jtap I0C& b a M Carves* AMooS I J M PerrsA. (UtDCtftRD BTATMHSM rum or t off sams off anr BtatMSMk ILL? ■ rsaia rasouNA. at SHta Rnmmuhta Rnnhmg H w. Rnul Cn*a Cush «n Mnnd and Ml hanks ARSSTR kn. fur and Ft>turn* . rt . tajTtao IW MX 92 tadjoihf IMBt.TBAll utsamss. B3JM1.7B4A1 Building Materials. Cement - Lime - Plaster ■ *-« - ./ .. . - o . . . . • r . ■ • ■ - • wH I have bought in very large quantities and can, there- | fore, meet the closest competition. Truck service from Willislon will enable me to make * ‘ • . * ’ immediate delivery on large orders. Prompt railway service .* .. . > ■ ' • , a ; on smaller ones. : ^ ’IM-NCAB) I'fvl ^ f A Buick Closed Car Built for Summer Driving Phe Buick Six Cylinder Touring Sedan is particularly popular because it combines perfectly the many advantages of the open touring; model with the luxury and conven ience of a fine cloeed car. The wide windows provide touring car air- ineas; yet in case of a summer shower or dust storm, a turn of the hand instantly protects the occupants without obstruct inf their vision. % Buick traditional performance, power, de pendability and riding comfort are worthiy typiAed in this Touring Sedan. OLAR BUICK COMPANY, OLAR, S. C iMa.N~KTttxrAUiuMoiuls am seal. smaTwiu. BUILD them Look at This SENSATIONAL ‘SALE ~ Southern Tires and Tubes 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. Fabric . ->• Cord Tubes 30x3 $7.50 $1.75 30x3 H 8.50 , 12.00 : 2.00 32x3hi 12.50 19.00 / ‘ 2.50 31x4 14.50 13.50 2.76 32x4 16.50 21.00 3.25 33x4 — —__J2.00 22.00 ' 3.25 34x4 Ml# 23.00 3.50 32x4% —^ 28.00 44)0 33x4% — 20-56 29.00 4.00 34x4% 21.00 30.00 ^ 4.50 35x5 ___:JJ7.00 37.06 5.06 GOOD BIG STOCK ON HAND: STOCK REPLENISHED IN FEW HOURS: COME AND SEE WHAT YOU CAN DO WITH A FEW rmruAM. , — i i M Q. A. Kennedy, Williston, S. C VICKERY BROS CSX8SAL REPAIRS AMD nuA* BARNWELL i C