The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, September 13, 1923, Image 5
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FOR SALR.<—Mikh cows; wil^,
trade for a two-herme wa^on or a
Ford. I can pleas*, you. —J. E
Owena, Blackville, S. C.
FOUND—Three Pointer puppies
about six weeks old. Owner can
have same by calling at my office. I
think puppies were stolen from some
automobile. C. Keys Sanders,
Sheriff, Barnwell, S. C.
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• HERB AND HEREABOUTS. •
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The days lose 11 minutes in sun
shine this week.
CAN BE QUICKLY AND EASILY DONE WITH A LIGHT
''Raft, fast cutting, moline vertical lift mower
Dr. Cecil Ray went up to Columbia
Monday on professional business.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Julien Bush and
children spent Sunday with relatives
in Ellcnton. •«
Reduce the
Skidding Danger*
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Wagener, has moved hit family to
Willis ton.
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BuICK four-wheel brakes reduce
to a minimum the skidding danger
every driver encounters on wet pave
ments.
The action of the simple yet positive
Buick brakes not only slows down
the car safely but keeps it steady,
preventing skidding to either side.
Buick four-wheel brakes operate with
slight pressure cn the service brake
pedal, are of the Bukk proved ex
ternal contracting type and function
independently of the emergency
brake.
Buick has taken this advanced step
at designing four wheel brakes on its
1PH cars m conformance with its
well kaoem pokey of providing own
era with the safest and moat depend-
to give you a
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Your busiae** ■id be appreciated.
NO ORDER TOO LARGE AND
NONE TOO SMALL.
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fFBawami amOe the trip throwph the
mvMry hi bi* car. bwt ha family re
turned aw the Ira i a. He eta tec that
•ma day he drove aver SOO milea.
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W. M. Butt
C. Walker Beeson
WALKER & WALKER _
— Cotton Factors
Augusta, - * Georgia
Warehouse Licensed and Bonded under the
United States Warehouse Act.
CONSIGNMENTS SOLICITED.
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COTTON
WAREHOUSES LICENSED .»d BONDED
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Mr. T. V. Neal,
has opened a wholesale grocery bttsi-
neea ia the Tobin block on Main St.
He arrived in the city laat week and
The People, in behalf of the people
of this city, extend a welcome to him.
He was formerly in ' business in
W'illiston.
Menace H D. aad E. F Halt*, whe
were m the etty Tharadcy. ween call*
rev at The IN epi« tdftre foe the par-
ppoi, of ivaewing their ■aharnp-
I taom. Them progreoaive yoang
f BranchviUe I famrr * ^ m *' k t9ry ^ erop *
Boston Cave, a colored tenant on
the form of Dr. M. C. Best, near
Kline, brought to Barnwell Satur
day . a large rattlesnake that he had
killed. The skin is being cured by
Sheriff C. K. Sanders, who will have
it made into a belt. On Sunday, Dr.
0. Hr Best kilted another large rat
tler on his Buck Creek farm.
this year and are facing the future
with a more confident spirit.
Mr. Nick Coclin, proprietor of the
Barnwell Fruit Co., was bitten by a
tarantula while opening up some
bananas last week. He wak given
immediate medical attention and
-—— # 'vr
suffered no inconvenience. It is said
that the bite of a tarantula is more
deadly than that of a rattlesnake. »
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SMITH 4 CRANE
W. Ar* Distributor* of WEEVIL-NIP
Th« Smile of Dekfbt
SANCKEN’S ICE CREAM
G~d. pure, wlmlc—me ICECREAM iu the chlidk delight and ia
really a healthful food! Aad fur the elder fulka—they’re just aa
enticed to good Ice Cream as the kiddie*.
Order Sanckea'a Ice Cream delivered at your home whenever you
want it. For a prompt delivery, phone ua! Made in Auguata.
The Best Pharmacy
BARNWELL, S. C.
ADVERTISE IN THE PEOPLE.
I Safety
The condition of. cotton in Barn
well. County dropped to 50 per cent
of normal, as of August 25th, ac
cording to the crop estimate report i Y
recently issued by the Department of ^
Agriculture. This compares with a | V
condition of 40 per cent to the same V
date in 1922. The condition for the
entire State was placed at 57 per ^
cent., a decline of 7 points from tW j £
July fSth estimate.
Service
Satisfaction
SAFETY—or the freedom from loss, is the primary essential for the
successful accomplishment of any undertaking.
SERVICE—or the faithful and honorable performance of duty, is the
medium which promotes all achievements.
SATISFACTION comes only as i> result of having first secured Safety
and* Service. This makes a great trio.
SAFETY, SERVICE and SATISFACTION are furnished at this bank
in connection with all the requirements and facilities of good banking.
Member of the Federal Reserve Banking System.
We cordially solicit the patronage of the public.
Our bunk is the home of SAFETY. SERVICE aad SATISf ACTION.
Mr Oti* fottdgvUy at Kliuo. who
*ue |p tfo etty Pndtty aa huumuttv.
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