The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, October 25, 1923, Image 4
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Unrla John had ba«« 111 for arrr«
moot ha baforo bo dlod, and hod booa
ottrodrd by o bordo of rrlotloao.
Hade John had tlfod forty yeoro In
the little cottage at the end of the*
rood. ,10 hla old age he had grown
crabbed and crafty and mean; he had
dismissed his old hotiaekeeper and at*
tended to his own wants until stricken
by his mortal Ulneaa.
. Then his relatives swooped down—
for everybody knew the old mnn was
wealthy. Theye were Brother James
and Brother Thomas, Sister Angelica,
Cousin Betsy, Cousin Matilda, and an
uncounted host of nephews and nieces,
vying with one another.
One brought him broth, one brought
him flowers, one looked after him on
Tuesdays and Saturdays, and another
on Wednesdays and Sundays. Sister
Angelica, with whom he had been
estranged for years, came In every
evening and there was an affecting
scene between them.
Who was hla favorite? Niece Mary,
the local stenographer, who was near
ly forty, but happy la her Inevltabla
splnsterhood, seemed to hold the old
man's heart more than any of tha
others. They told Uncle John ihock-
ing stories about her, but L'arle John
■eefned too far gone to take tbeos
talas at their proper valuation.
They «er* as sweet as hooey la the
old uaa. sad press ad their rt.el
rUlrea u{-ei him. Oowafe Ifatllde wee
a widow, with tvs childree le bring
«p Hat Hrother Jamas tbevgfci that,
•a heed et the f*sally, he ahewld tm
hertt the hem ef UWrte Jehe a prep
erty
t'hde J«he hwd rortaHkJt ee*ar he4
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IrmpttH.uoly "The naewa add—"
-Ituah lluoh f* crlml the la*tlgheat j
Vtdcee
“To my ooustaa Itetay and Matilda. 1
and rat h of m> nrpliraa and nlrt ro, ;
ricvpt ray alrce Mary, ten dollars I
apiece/*
ludlirnant. dagger glanrvs at Mary, |
wlm o«i alone in one corner of the
room.
'To my niece, Mary, the remainder
of my personal estate, together with
my reelik? for happiness."
How much? How much? There
were agonizing looks at Mary. They
forgot to shake hands with her when
they filed out.
It - was a little over two hundred
dollars, the lawyer informed Mary a
-little iater. Be handed her a letter
from her uncle, the envelope Inscribed
"‘Recipe for Happiness/’ Mary
opened it:
‘My dear, I wish I could do more
for you. But you follow this advice
and It’ll be as good as moneys, to^-yoii
as long ns you live. The next best
Jblng to having money Is portending."
m Capa ef Tea fet 1 CenC
Orange Peko. Green. Per*
moea Oolong, Mixed Black and
Crsen.
O Oae Half ^
•^w Pounds for O 1 C
REXALL CHERRY BARK
COUGH SYRUP.
An excellent, reliable treat*
ment for simple coughs. Soothes
the irritated membranes, re
lieves congestion, and checks
the spasms of the bronchial
tube. Contains no alcohol, op
iates or other narcotic drugs.
Safe for children.
Standard Price This Sale
£u„ 25c T ^ tl .,26c
HOUSEHOLD REMEDIES
26c Corn Solvent i for 26c
50c Dyspepsia Tablets.2 for 51c
25c Laxative Aspirin
Cold Tablets 2 for 26c
50c Liver Salts, 6 ox. ,2 for Sic
50c Mentholated White
Pine and Tar, 7 oz._2 for 51c
50c Milk of Magnesia,
16 ox. 2 for 51c
$1.00 Syrup of Hypo-
phosphiUs 2 for ll.tl
20c Zinc Oxide Oint
ment 2 for 21c
TOILET GOODS.
Me Antiseptic Tooth
Powder 2 for lie
Mr Arbota* tomplua*
mo t roara 2 fur Sic
•1 Bay Bum. Id M..1 for IIJl
Tnlr t for tU
ttM BwooM Bora*
Tmloi »a«or. I op t for fill
Mr i.ioslarasio a Tad-
mam — for Me
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ONE
»»o»n? H to* La? 0
Thursday, Friday and Saturday
October 25th, 26th and 27th
What is a One Cent Sale? It is a sale where you buy an item at the regular price
" —then another item of the same kind for 1c. As an illus
tration:. The standard price of Arbutus Complexion Cream is 50c. You buy a jar at this price and by paying 1c
more, or 5!e, you get two Jars. Every article in this sale ia a high-class piece of merchandise, just the same as we
•ell you every day at regular prices and have sold you for years. *
A New Way of Advertising!
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Mmtfmn Plato Tow*
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rays u rout
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This male was developed by the failed Drug Co. aa aa
advertising plan. Rather thaa spend large auras of money
ado. they are speeding It ea this sale in permitting 'us to sell
for tc. It roots raowoy to get rwotoraer*. The Moo taken on
SL 50c
51c
35c T --3«c
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A arwotsAr pro pn rut son
for the
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auto arai UHrawaw ararfarae
WaraMr i
foi foe ronMnltsag g«r—a
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fan of
*d and parked by tha latest
machinery. During war One
Coot Sale we are offering
2 *£• 51c
, .IQ
Fenway Whole Cherries in
- Liquid Cream.
Full one-pound box of de
licious wnoie ripe cherriet—in'
liquid cream, chocolate covered.
They fairly melt in your mouth.
Standard Price Thia Bale
°” e 75c ^Tunds 76c
Pounds
«■ re
Putetest
PEROXIDE OF HYDROGEN
Antisept.c, Deodorant,Cleansing
t or coiusores, irecKies, pimples,
biacKiieaus, uiceraieu teetn, na
sal ca tarxii, soie tnroat and
toasmus, cuts, wounos, boils, j
uicers, etc., and for bleaching
the sam and nails.
4 ox.
Standard J'rice This,Sale
Hue Two Oa r
Uott.e BottlesvC
.16 or.
Standard Price Thia Sale
STu. 50c \Z^S\c
Other PURETEST Product.
25c Aspirin Tablets
|24'») - 2 for 24c
25c Boric Acid, 4 ox..2 foe 24c
50c Cos tor O.l. 6 ox.. 2 for 51c
{Or Cream of Tanat,
2 ea............ 2 far 21c
50c, Coscara Amma.tc
4 tt ini., * for tic
tic rpsiim Suit. • on. 2 for 14c
24c GtprofM Suppwot-
lacrao «lafoaa o|. 2 foe Me
24c RartraiteJMtt. 4 oa- 2 fur 24r
24r TVrartrarw lodrara 2 foe 24r
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foe
$1.01
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Mo *4 w ffaCya ia etodhroio lo* amg f rarilos
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MUHd all in ora* prace and
for aura your.
$2.00
$2.01
wot mrrva umon
av «apaar **dl WaaiKM
’•woianui of (ftraAng. rauraMnen and rlmpn. (
MM Min hloueh. Hot gvonay
Stl^SOc—
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MAinirv rorxTAiN mRiM.cjt
are ad the onmo quality, curvy the some guarantee, soil
regularly at $2-25 each and are offered on thia isle
•* - TWO FOR 12.24
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tkao M n Tra«
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not % a inodeeu
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Thm SuM
$1.01
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naania
JEMna I'owi
* 'Uiptr vkw paradi r.
Adhoeoo to fho vtrni
Caul aim a houqnet of
io amine.* heliotrope' end
adore.
Comas in t ime tinta.
lilac
Htaadard Price
Hoe Md Too
O * Hove.
Box
Thia Rale
$1.01
Mace Drug Company
Main Street - The REXALL Store - Barnwell,
TAX SALE.
State of South Carolina,
County of Barnwell.
The State
Rastus on Vowala.
V Rastus—Kin you tell me. Undo
Epb, why do let tali “I** am de hap
pier' of all de vowels?
Uncle Eph—Iramtue mo; do vowels
am a, e. L o. n. an' caatooally y. Why
dat “y*' came but tin’ is lak dat. do
Lewd any know,
iruao mn hut yon am bar
vs.
C>41. Baker
Under and by virtde of a tax exe
cution to me directed by 3/ B. Arm
strong, Treasurer of Barnwell
tjVagainst C. M. Baker, I have levied
upon and will sell in front of* the
Court House at Barnwell, South Car
olina. on Monday, November 6, 1J23,
this being salesday in said month, ti)
the highest bidder for cask:
Two hundred and eighteen acres of
land, more or loos, aituate^nd lying
North by
r
f
We always keep a big stock on
hand, therefore you are absolutely
protected in case of a Coal shortage.
This also e n able« you to buy iu small
quantities if you desire to do so.
Beside quantity. u« have quality. If
H M not etrelHat Coal w« otU take
*« kne* •liberal cool to you.
PHINIZY & CO.
Cotton Factors
Augusta, Georgia
Offer their services to the people of Barnwell County and the ad
jacent territory as commission merchants. On all cotton shipments
entrusted to them, they pledge their close personal attention, ad '
has been their custom in the past
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S. M. WHITNEY CO. ^
AUGUST A.