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t DCFSrNfieC : ) K)K COW-I ftnuit :for .m - twvikorac Tgim Ford. I can pleaa* .you. - JBUekTiUc, s|5. 9 ».. . _ ^ • HIM AND HBBBABOUTS. • * ' 0 The (days lose eight .minutes in :sunshine this \week. ' . Mr. J. iR. 3oylsWn, oof Allendale, was a business Visitor, here Monday. . (Interesting news this \week is about :as scarce as the proverbikl hen’s teeth. Mrs. Ralph .'Smith -entertained the Wednesday Afteraeon iBridge Club •last week. *• Mrs. Stokes and ddldren, of Wal- terboro, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. T. Vf. Falkenstein. . ^ Mrs. Edgar A. Bror-n and little daughter, Emily, are spending several days with friends in Aiken. Tke friends of Mrs. E. F. Bauer, will he glad to knew that she has re- frsm an attack of typheM Dr. McLwsna A «n—esafal ei hw i CaAa. J. Bm>w lUrtey and N A -*U» WMh t~ A Mew ■sn 1^1 e few dajrv sgp «• «ha iMfer^ sd helatfeea In little aon have a vtatt tto relatives In Messrs. Edgsr A. Brywn and W. L. Cane ileft Bnnday maeahvf for Hot ‘Spfitjgs, Aih., where they will spend a dNfele of weeks. ■nkil the ml I AO that afternoon. Prof. B. M. Carder will lead the singing and .* J. Guy Martin will do the Memrs. G. "W. Hanville and William McNdo returned Monday frofh a pleasant visit to New York City. Prof. J. D. Robison came down from Columbia‘Saturday morning, to spend the 'weOk-end with Barnwell friends. Mrs. Elmore Ashley and little daughter and Mrs. Harold Bucking ham returned to 'TUlenton Thursday evening after a pleasant visit to Mr. and Mrs. 1. Uiifien Bush. The cotton market suffered the severest break in months on Mon day, when the price declined two cents a pound. It begins to look like the South Will once mare be forced to cell its chief money crop at starva tion prices. MisS Doris Drew, of Washington, who has boon visiting relatives in Sumter, arrived Monday for a visit to Barnwell relative*. She was ac companied by her cousin. Mr. Vogel, of Sumter, who will spend several days M the city. There will he a prat reeled meet' tog at Ml Araea Charvh hoglaaiag ialy feth at II a m. VeoaOag ser ai • a* Bev M. Ml PV. Win da (h* •ad E M ('seder «f A number of Barnwell people motored over to Holman’s Bridge on the Edisto River, Sunday after noon to visit the boys and girls from here who are enjoying camp life for ten days. After taking a dip in the limpid waters of the 'Edisto, they ate a picnic supper with the campers before returning home. Mrs. Charlie Brown, 9r., and Mrs. Charlie Brown, Jr., entertainpd Frh ’day afternoon with eight tables of bridge In honor of the former’s sis- W, Mrs. P. J. Drew, of Washing ton, D. C., A high score prise was given at each table and the guest priss was presentsd to Mrs. Drew. A delightful salad course was serv ed. rtaMtp wMI he awed sad ai» la th# am that the gsaaavp «d ths vu CsMoa m fampawp wdl ••V * F team sad Mws t* A * fWues Ml >> „ J , ^ | I "*** ( ■w mneeusA M C. * Wm - w* *• 11 I Mf M B Mackey, af C fe efeMfeg has feteoe. te Mm tt. D yWM sf City ta Mr* G ML Greaas. of Mas cMp. aad ’CalamlMA. Isfl yoetsr Any |D edaei- yl fee teritsgloa k C. whsas Mr. A. D relaLives la ths Old Mr. W. E. McNab, who has bosn in Thxks tor the p«S* month selling ASH'S Mixture, returned home Tues day morning. He stated that h^ had a wonderful trip to the Lone' Star State and that crops in the part of Texas that be visited are fine. In wever, the prospect is so promising. MESSAGE FROM THE ROMAIS Ties' Mad If M am sf • • • • s r When You See This Sign It Signifies— That each Buick dealer is required to meet definite qualifications before he is permitted to hang before his door the Buick Authorized Service sign. •a ths To safeguard Buick owners and to assure them continuance of the dependable, sat irtkcrory perform ance typical of all Baick cars. the tt. Mat OLAR BUICK COMPANY, OLAR, & C _ » ^ UtfkN SfTlix AUTOMOBILLh AM RUKX, SSoT KALO THEM % Building Materials. Cement - Lime Plaster I have bought in very large quantities and can, there fore, meet the closest competition. . Truck service from Witlislon will enable me to make * . . * ... immediate deliver^ on large orders. • ^ Prompt railway service • on smaller ones. Q. A. Kennedy, . Williston, S. C BCBTCeT MtALTM r* A a —- Tun’s - Pills fe Ths a MAY r. a c A pMmuu hasuag iwu» M m wte fMSfea tHL law si if II swum I PMduy fedy YVlfe «d • wusl Iff •# hs SSW- ra a a J r *Yw* LrZ-^7 1 ,ioiuc * 1 CAROLINA SPECIAL LUMCTM DAMVtlt KNOXVUX Momstown Louisville, Cincinnati, Chicago AND THE MIDDLE WEST THROUGH • “The Land of the Sky” ‘The Blue Grass Region of Kentucky” l SLEEPING CAM Adieville and Chicago U. CHARUBTON, S. C. Lv. Cdewfcli.AC fe SgaSSEEE^i a» u. ashsviux.il c ir tmm U. Ks i>Rli. Tees. CT liM AM n % [Southern Railwa