The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, November 29, 1923, Image 2
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-GOLDEN RULE SUNDAY' ON DEC 2
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will brlB( asr* olotwly to alad tbw eharltabla
rwqulrwwBt* of thoto wh» »r* prooporou* to thoM
who oro In odvoraltp. It wucfooto not onl/ a
p root leal aotbod far ha Ip, hut tha hlchaat
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The plana for tha obaarvanca of Golden Hula Stinday call upon tb# people of
America to orrwa a ntena In their homes similar to that served In the orphan
a*»s la tha near east, tha difference la coat of tha orphan*ce ntena and tha
ordinary meal to be contributed to orphaaa«e work over ran The oheerv-
aace Is very appropriately tied for the ho a day folio a t» Thankafivinp
I taw tan on Thnrnday partaften from net! laden Uhlan na a » *ken of r* >a*c lar
in tha proa pen tp of America. It la tltlan that on the falloo mt Haaday people
flee spertai roaaideraiua to tho need* aad duirana of U .e oho am tana
hAfhly fawered
REFUGEE MEAL fourteen nations
FOR AMERICANS »«" »«*E
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For tha paet aaoeml months tho
above line, 'Tha Official Newspaper
of Barnwell County,** haa bean car-
r^d on tha flrat page of Tha Barn
well People, but apparently Home of
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our Kubacrtbcrn do not realize the
full aifnifiennee of what this means.
Some monttai niro, the Board of
County Directors requested the three
newspapers in Barnwell County to
submit bids on the cost of publishing
certain legal notices ^nd adtqfrtise-
ments, which include the Treasurer’s
annual tax notice, the Auditor’s ho-
tice of appointments, registration
notices, chain gang notices, the'Treas-
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urer’s quarterly reports, the County
Directors?* quarterly report, etc., arid
The People was awarded the contract
for four years, beginning in May.
1923. In consi<feration of the rate
allowed, the Board of County Direc
tors agreed that said notices would
appear EXCLUSIVKLY in this paper.
The subscribers of The People, there
fore. are getting a service that they
cannot get from any other newspaper
in Barnwell County In addition to
this, they are kept posted oo kappri
tng* in the «ounty. the But*, the
natioo aad the world. They are green
the app ■rtoolty of
Special Prices on Tires
During County Fair and Merchants’ Gala Week we will of
fer SPECIAL PRICES on automobile tires, as follows:
. . - $7.85
30 x 3 Federal Non-skid Tires . .
30 x 3 1-2 Federal Non-skid Tires
30 x 3 1-2 Red Top Fisk Tires .
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Other sizes in proportion.
8.75
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Gasoline
Oils
Free Air
Free Water X
BARNWELL FILLING STATION
Lloyd Plexico, Mgr. —*—— ^ ^ Barnwell, S. C.
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will serve FRESH NORFOIJC OYSTERS, any style. throuoKout
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Announcement Extraordinary
We Take Pleasure in Announcing
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will ibai has reoulled from r*lirf
work !■ (ko near east to of localcul-
abl* valuv When theaa orphaoa «•
am cwrlng for today grow to man
hood. they will become the leader* of
tbwr nation* and ihelr eye* will turn
toward America
"At lea*t a million person* In the
near east would not be alive today Mad
It not been for American aid Even
today, 100,(M)0 person* are being cared
for day to day by the Near East He-
lief, mostly women and children who
would probably perish In a few days
or weeks If the work ceased.
“Our workers are now concentrat
ing not only on the physical care of
our 50,000 orphans, but on their In
dustrial training as well. At the age
of 16, when an orphan leaves our
care, he Is equipped to enter some
useful trade or business. In Narazeth
there are boys working In our carpen
ter shop a few feet from the spot
where Christ toiled. In Macedonia,
hundreds of Greek orphans are learn
ing farming In the atmosphere where
Paul spent many year* In establishing
the flnt European church#*.
"Five dollars a month provides food
aad physical aecMslilos for an or-
aad UN a year provide* for h •
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IN' ttahoi Kllimi tomowo w«m«o pop
*ov tho pom two rears has
bMa modtcai dtronar af Americas oo-
peaeageo la Ike Near Bast From tha
aiaodpmat of parttr aad kick food
«al«o. vko at vert, that •« Karopeaa
nanoa ran compete with the Uhlteff
States, and for thl* reaaoa ahe laalsts
on Amenrnn producta in all orphaa-
age* aad hospitals. In order to meet
adequately the needs of onderoour-
Uhed children.
Dr Elliott’s annual report, sum
ming up the rc*uJt* of the care of
50 000 chijftpfn In orphanage* a* well
a* clinics for 50 000 additional chil
dren in refugee camps and homes,
says:
■‘Stable American . food* are now
the backbone of all our menu* for re
building children who became weak
and anaemic during the refugee ex
odus from Asia Minor. Our menus
contain, not only bread made from
American flour, and com grit*4n pof-
rldge and stews, but also the liberal
use of corn syrup. Amerlcan_ con
densed milk and American cocoa and
macaroni, - thus making a balanced
ration to meet all the scientific re
quirements as to relative food values,
calorie* and vltamines."^^^
The favorite orphanage pudding Is
composed of corn grits with cocoa,
sweetened with corn syrup, sod mad*
more nutritious god palatable by add
ing a «aure of Americas roudeuae.t
milk Such a pudd eg has a h gh food
val«« sad la v*ry * cowarn leal
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AT AN UNBEUEVABLY LOW PRICE!
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COACH, $ 1090 Delivered - Touring, $965 Delivered
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Never bePore in the history of the automobile industry has a manufacturer of
fexed a SIX-C\ LINDER automobile developing 70-horsepower at such prices, and
when the announcement is made that these cars are manufactured by the Hudson Mo
tor Car Company their value is readily realized by the motoring public. The Coach has
the body lines of the'Hudson Sedan, Laving a longer wlree! base an dwider doors that
permit easy entry to either front or rear seats without disturbing the occupants of eith-
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eiv^ In addition the new bodies on all models embody the very latest improvements and
design. #.
Prospective purchasers of cars pricedat from $600 to $1500 will do well to defer
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buying until they have had the opportunitvof demonstrating this car themselves. We
have already booked a number of orders and to insure early delivery of your car. you
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should place vour order with us NOW, w* ^
- W. D. Harley Motor Company
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