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THE BARNWELL FEOTLE & C.M JOHM W. IM0-I9ia P. PAV1B8. Ediff »«d Proprtofr. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 1ITH, 1»2S. *0 54TH ANNUAL STATE FAIR IN COLUMBIA OCT. 22-27 Said to Be the Greatest Exhibition Ever Offered by Association. The 64th annual South Carolina State fair will be held in Columbia October 22-27,six days and six nights. Fair officials are coniident that it is to be the greatest exhibition ever offered by this association and be lieve that the attendance will break all records. From all sections of the state most encouraging reports come." The in terests are unusually large, exhibits space is at a premium, fine cattle and swine have been entered from all sections of the county, the poultry show will be one of the best ever seen in the South, horse racing has been carefully planned, there will be a regular feast of football with Caro- lina-Clemson and Davidson and Fur man offering the main athletic events. In addition to these things the government )s sending the display it had at the national dairy show and many other additional features. At tractive night programs have been arranged at ronetderuble expense aad from all sides the fa.r of IMS gives premise of being me ef which the eaiire state will he prwad. haws dfcrtJ Mb ea Used TOTAL l L > 4 Cm > a a »• m a aa a - 4 Paid Oat. I1.MM4 Fanasrs Union Mar. Cm ft.4* Geo. Peeples (light and water. 14.70 Office Rent .... .... .... 18.00 Postage .... 1.50 A. J. Bennett (Salary) .....TW00 Telephone rent ....10.50 New Sentinel Pub. Co. (print- „ ing) 2.00 Bank of Western Carolina, (In-^ terest Coupons) .., ’ 900.00 Ban^ of Western Carolina (In terest oh Notes) 196.00 Home Bank (Note) 500.00 Home 1 Bank (Int. Coupons)___150.00 L. A. Plexico 1'. ___40.00 i 1 »—iui SOI W, P. Adderson .... ■■■» ....TS.ld Draft, lamber ...I ..4*. --- tl.60 Work, pile driver .... .... 1.00 Freight, iron .75 A. D. Furtkk (account) 6.25 Freight (^ialnfectant) 27^9 G. M. Main (feeding prisoner) ..1.00 B. S. Moore (bridge) —1 i 6.09 George Peeples (Adderson board) 34.00 Lights and Water (police) ..._22.65 Day Book .50 Filling Station '■ 13.00 TOTAL _»-$3,894.14 J. M. CALDWELL/ Treas. Always a Saving, Never an Expense * ♦ <» v • * *> o «► i ► < ► •» 4 » free parhtwr Ice is the one home necessity that pays for itself many times over. Now that the Fall and Winter months are coming around, keep that in mind for your own household good. You will save on food bills and protect your family's health by keeping food in one proper way—in a well iced refrigera tor. . No other method properly pro tecta the purity of food^ so ice is a mighty low premium to pay for such City Ice & Coal Co. BARNWELL S. C. fa* *Ve Advertu* in T)w t T f T T J f f T T T ? r ❖ If you need money to finance yOur"bu»ine»$, or owe monev that U due and cannot pay it, arrange your debts so you can car ry them on long terms without annoyance. Ten years is long enough to borrow money for. We lend on improved farm lands for ten years at 6 1-2 per cent, interest, with the privilege of pay ing in shorter time if you desire to do so. We are represented in Barnwell County by Messrs. Brown & Bush, Attorneys at Law. Call on _ them and get full particu lars. Southern Bond & Mortgage Co. Richmond, Virginia HOME BANK PHIN1ZY * CO. Cotton Fact on AuffutU, • • is a barbers pete white? red and -..LI HI Be There—Will You? AT THE GREATER ►t Ma. — - I South Carolina State Fair October 22-27, Inclusive :*M*r OU h*s a swvwt mmi »F tam* mc Mlik* «m salad ml. t'hiMrv* lake M wmily Ouc of 200 Purvtmt preparations for hooltk and hjrgwm Every item the beat that akill and conacience ran produra. Mace Drug Co. fM Drug star* Barnwell, S. C. CREAM OF FAIR ATTRACTIOSS GATHERED ISTO ONE AND OFFERED TO THE PEOPLE FOR A SOLID WEEK. Peanut Pickers— We carry a complete stock of Lilliston and Bcnthall Pea nut Pickers repairs and abo the peanut pickers in stock at i Denmark. Come, bring, paone or write us your wants! F. H. McCRAE DENMARK. 8. C. * a Something Big Every Day Something Big Every Night If You Want Money, We Have It, If You Have Money, We Want It. NOW IS THE TIME To destroy the winter home of the boll weevil. Mr. W. E. Young, the successful Mississippi cotton grower, says: "My experience is that the tune to light the boll weevil is m Sep tember and October. Kill the cotton sulks by October 10th and you wiH have very little picking of weevil* and squares to do." Kill under sulb and sow gram for feed or soil Lulfasg Send Us Your Checks for Deposit and Bills of Lading for Collection. QUICK RETURNS! Harry D. Calhoun, President. r ' Norman B. Gamble, Cashier. v .-N. » * wV ~ ■- William McNab, Assistant Cashier. FINE EXHIBITS—PURE BRED CATTLE—PRIZE SWINE — HORSE RACING — GREAT POULTRY ♦♦♦ ♦♦♦O+h+h 6 ♦♦♦♦♦♦ g ♦ 6 akdrtl Mf la THE PEOPLE. STATHMKKT tha Tow a «f SHOW — FINEST MIDWAY COMPANY — WORLD RENOWNED FREE ACTS — MUSIC — NIGHT 4 • - • HORSE SHOW — FOOTBALL. Toys for the boys and every child will be sold at the Gift Shop.—Adv. CATARRHAL DEAFNESS *1 i* often caused by a n Inflamed condition of the mucous lining of the Kuatachlan Tube. When'this tube U inflamed you have a rumbling sound or Imperfect hearing. Unices the inflammation can reduced, your hearing may be de stroyed forever HALL'S CATARRH MEDICINE wtU da what we cistai foe it—rtd year sy of Catarrh or tjewfoeoe eawoed by ■ALL'SCATARRH MELD IhK /sr Eftrpomg Errrpdgg gmf Sight s/ tk* ■OWOO'WO South Carolina State Fair This Year