The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, September 13, 1923, Image 4
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THE BARNWELL PEOPLE
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JOMH W. MOLMft*
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B. P. DAVIES, Editor oad Proprietor.
SUBSCRIPTION RATES:
On# Year H 50
Six Months .00
Three Months ........ .50
(Strictly In Advance.)
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER IS, 192S
The Chamber of Commerce. __
' Calhoun County is recognized as
one of the progressive counties of
South Carolina. St. Matthews, its
county seat, is a rapidly growing
town. From what we are able to
gather from The Calhoun Times, the
progress of town and county is the
result of cooperation — cooperation
between the business men of St.
Matthews on the one hand and the
farmers of Calhoun County on the
other. Without such cooperation, no
county can ever be really “big.”
St. Matthews has a Chamber of
Commerce. Evidently it is a live
organisation. Its purpose is to ad
vertise St. Matthews—to “sell" the
town to the people living in the
rural districts and in other ports of
the Bute, as it were. The members
/of that organisation evidently ap
preciate the value ef newspaper ad
vertising. as we road the 1
item ta last wooh’e keewe ef
“At the meeting ta the
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PATAteTO DAN CARTON
WUMatea Maa Dleu tram tajariee Re
ceived Tea Daye Aga.
Williston, Sept. 10.—Dan Carton,
of noar Willieton, who was seriously
injured on the afternoon of Sept. 1,
by a felling tree, died Friday in the
University Hospital at Augusta. He
,is survived by his widow and nine
children'.
A party of St. Matthews citizens
was in WillUton recently investigat
ing the asparhgus situation in this
section.
Mr. J. L. Bell has returned from
an extended visit to Spencer, N. C.
Miss Beesie Anderson, of North
Carolina, is visiting Mrs. A. R. Bell.
Miss Pearl Hankinson has returned
from a visit to Augusta.
Mrs. W. I. Walker, of Columbia,
is visiting Mrs. J. I. Hall.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Walker, ^of
Greenvilje, are visiting in this section.
Mrs. Bessie Anderson has returned
from a vhnt to Columbia. —
Miss Eloise Hutto has resumed her
work as a teacher in the Central
school.
Messrs. Edward Carroll and Clif
ford Cave have returned from Camp
Bragg. Fayetteville. N C.
Mr. and HP*- C. C. Reed, little son
and daughter, of Aiken, were recent
guests of Mr. and Mrs. M. 8. Hair.
Mrs. J. W. Cook has returned from
a visit ef several week* in the moua-
taiae ef Western North Carolina.
Mias Martha Dixon Is •pending this
week w*k Mis* Lids Wannamoker in
Wfes Alma Wise. *
us* gums ef Mm* Mm*
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Mtaa Retie Onrvtn left Inal
for Chester, where she begun her
third year's week in Ike erhenl there.
lire. R. D. Wtimerts and eon have
returned to .Savannah after visiting
Mr. and Mrs. C. J.'fiats* in this sec
tion.
« Little Miss Mossy Wooley enter
tained about fifty guests r at her home
in Elko recently in celebration of her
ninth birthday.
Mrs. Roy Brodie is teaching in
Homestead, Fla., this sessicgi.
Miss Emma Hair, of Augusta, is
visiting relatives in and around Wil
liston.
Mrs. D. T. Latimer and children are
spending some time with relatives
near Greenville.
Mrs. Walker and children, of Perry,
Fla., left for their home last week af
ter a visit of several days with Mr.
and Mrs. G. W. Green.
Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Goodson, of Al
lendale, were the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. E. E. Goodson last Sunday.
NOTICE.
Bids will be received at the next
meeting of the Board of Directors, on
Tuesday, Oct. 2nd , 1923, at their
office at Barnwell, for the mainten
ance of recently built roads through
out the county.—bids to be let la sec-
tiorfft. For further information ap
ply to Director in wbooa tarritonr
bids are to be made
E M-iKtrhland.
Clerk Board Director* B C,
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HUDSON SEDAN
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Freight tmd
Tax Extra
Hudson Price*
Speedster - - $1375
7-Pas*. Phaeton 1425
Coach - - - 1450
Sedan - - - 1995
Aluminum Body by a Famoua Builder—
Custom-Built Quality at a Quantity Price
Wc believe a careful comparison will show there
is no correspondingly fine enclosed car within
several hundred dollars of this price. ——-
Essex Prices
Touring
Cabriolet
Coach -
$1045
1145
1145
Freight and
Tax Extra
You cannct ajffird t» buy any-ear without seeing
these outstanding Hudson etnd Essex values.
Freight and
Tax Extra
ESSEX COACH $1145
European and American Experts
Call its Chassis the Finest of its Size
Freight and Tax Extra
HUDSON COACH $1450
frrtght mad Tax Lx mm
On the Finest Super-Six Chassis EoeeBuilt
More than 65,000 Coaches la Service
W. D. HARLEY MOTOR CO.
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BEN DAVIES. JR.
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INSTALLED Rice
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VOur DELCO-LIGHT
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(be new organisation a »nrrena
We wowld like ta suggeet that
(be town adopt a slogan- eometbing
“catchy" that may be used for ad
vertising purpooee Muilma. a town
in the upper part of the State, ad
vice* it* ntisena each week to “Full
for Mullins or Pull Out.” While we
are thinking over the matter of the
proper slogan, we might all begin
to “Boost for a Bigger, Better, Busier
Barnwtdi.”
Let’s go!!
P. S. Since writing the above.
The People has received a communi
cation from Blackville announcing a
contest by the Chamber of Commerce
of that city to select a suitable
slogan.
Destroy Cotton Stalks.,
The People wishes to urge the!
farmers of Barnwell County to des
troy the cotton stalks in their fields
just as soon as they finish picfcftig
their cotton this Fall. This is said
to be one of the best measures known
in the fight against the boll weevil,
J. A. Evans, of the Department of
Agriculture, declaring that if all
farmer* in a given section would do
thia weevil infeatation next summer
would be practically nil. Tfc* Paop>
wtR publish mars along this Una fram
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Nervous Break-Down
M RS. ANNIE LANGE, of
R. P. D. I, Burlington, Tex.,
write* as follows regarding
her experience withCardui: "Some
time ago 1 had a nervous break-
down.of some kind. .. I was very
weak and so nervous. 1 had faint-
ing spells and suffered a great deal,
but mofehohi the weak, trembly,
no-acqpunt feeling than anything
else. 1 knew I needed a tonic, and
needed it badly. 1 began the use
of Cardui to see if I couldn’t get
some strength, as I knew of other
cases that had been helped by itr
use. I soon saw a great improve*
ment, so 1 kept it up. I used seven
bottles of Cardui, and can say the
money was well spent, for 1 grew
well and strong. Am now able to
do all my housework and a great
deal of work besides.”
If you are weak, run-down,
nervous and suffer from the ail
ments peculiar to women, it is
very likely that Cardui will help
you, in the way it helped Mrs.
Lange and has helped thousands
of others, during the past 40 years.
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And — it is highly important, in par-
chasing any lighting plant that you
know the installed price.
The installed price for the moet popu
lar size Delco-Light plant includes not
only the plant itself — it includes the
freight; it includes the actual installa-
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thick plate* and haary glass jars; the
wiring of your heuaa Mr ten lights to
he located anywhere you wish; one
rower outlet wherever you may want
It; a standard set of tan drop lights
with aoeketa and the installation of
these lights; and ten standard electric
light bulbs — the complete installation
ready for you to turn on the lights.
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light and power plant
The Woman's Tonic
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