The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, February 28, 1924, Image 8
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. Elko llriofs.
Klko, Kol>.. 2<5.—SpeaVinjf about
Cold Ft*«t, that’s what we havt* aij
had since Christmas^
Miss Mary JStansell, Who teaches
- sic jit Swansea Mi^h school, visit
ed her mother, Mis. R. (I. Stansell,
the loth and 16th inst. She was-ac-
eompanjed hy Mis- Grace Ricken-
hnker. Miss Stanseil af'ain \fisiteil
ihe home folks last week-end.
Pastor F. H. Funderhurk . came
down from Fcxinijtion last Saturday
and filled his reKula 1 ' appointment at
the Haptist Chur eh Sunday moniinj?
and e?enin»r. He returiwil home Moh-
»lay morning.
Th*- newc.at hasiness enterprise in
town is the fjeaernl mercantile
husiness nperatine under the name of
F. P; lae aruTSon. The Son, is our
own Edwin E. I.ej^—whii recently
.iounieyed to’Greenville and surprised
his friends here hy marrying more
rhan his equal, Miss >Fvcl^ui Rutlev.
They toured parts unknown before
returning to.Elko. Already they-are
keeping Jiodst! in a newly and lavish
ly furnished home, the gift of the
fond parents and grandfather of the
groom. Klko warmly welcomes these
young folk, aiid the congratulations
and lK*st-Avi'-heK of the entire com
munity are theirs. ' > ,
Recently Mis. Jane E. Johnston
hail four new pairs of steps put to
her bungalow.
Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Crouch were
the first in towp to secure . a Mah
Jong set,—df'you cal? it u “set”.
Mr. Paul S. Green is successor to
Mr. E. M. Sprawls, resigned, as fore
man of State Highway No. :17. Siftce
his-appointment, he has taken his
Sunday suit for every day wear. It
has not ’been reported until now that
last year Mr. Green expressed a
crate of fancy asparagus to tljj> Mayor
of Boston, Mass., Hon. James M. Cur
ley, through Winn Ricker and Co. In
.a personal letter from Mayor Curley
to Mr. (jreen, he called early aspara-
gus “Man’s best»frieiui”. Of course,
:his was said in order to„get'a craic
in 1924.
Section Foreman Ray has worked
for weeks and weeks putting new
timber under the rails along the side
track and main line of the rail roaJ
.hreugh town since winter, began.
We don’t know what our folks would
hare done for wood this cold weather
without these old cross ties. •
Elko is proud of the record our
college boys and girls , are making.
Following immediately upon the an
nouncement that Emmett . Young
blood was eighth from the top in his
class at Glemson, “The Johnsonian”
announces in its issue of thd 23rd
insl that Muss Elizabeth Johnston is
one of thirty-four senidrs who made
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an average of-ninety per cent and
above. The “Johnsonian” is publish
ed. at Winthrop college, where l^iss
Johnston ! is a senior this session.
There are one hundred and seventy-
eight in the class.
Mr. Allen E. Hair has a host of
friends in and around Elko, especinl-
y on route No. 2 of-which he is eas
ier, who are glad to see him out
again a.ter a protracted illness of
flu.
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she uhderwent an operation at* a
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We always keep a big stock on
band, therefore you are absolutely
.protected in case of a Coal shortage.
This also enables you to buy in small ~
quantities if you desire to do so.
4teside quantity, we have quality, if
it is not excellent Coal we will take
• it back without cost to you.
C>rjiio.no per ton.
City Ice & Coal Co.
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Five, Seven and Ten Years
Loans procured promptly at lowest eost.
Allendale, Bamberg and Barnwell Counties.
THOMAS M. BOULWARE
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Barnwell, S. C.
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FRIDAY and SATURDAY
February 29th and March 1st =
This is one of the biggest events of the year in Barnwell! For two days we are offering exceptional values
to DQLLAR DAY Purchasers. Below you will find 5ff “REASONS” why you should attend this Great Sale. ‘
Read them over and profit accordingly
"JT in. dress Ginghams, fust culoi^tJ yd-
$1.00
>6 ineb Cri'ton.-f.Oc value, a vaixb
$1.00
.'!(• nu-n Fwrfast, 3 vunl>
$1.00
’.6* inch Pcrcaly. 5 yards
$1.00
l*a-irs Men’s Hose for
$1.00
7 (♦airs 1/julier’ 1 Ios,e for
$1.00
BaitU Olive Soap. 12 cakes, for
$1.00
Ladies’ Svflk Hfisl*. $1.60 value
$1.00
owefong, 25e value, 5 yan
$1.00
7 large size packages Cigarette
$1.00
Overalls, Sfd.OO values
- $1.50
36 inch Indian Head, R yards
$1.00
Men’s Suits, $£2.50 values. Dollar Day
$17.50
Men’s* Suits, $27.50 values. Dollar Day
$22.50
Men’- Suits, $35.00 values. Dollar Day
$27:50
Mi'fl’s Hats, $5.00 values. Dollar Day %
$3,50
Men’s Shirts, $2.00 value, 3 for '
$5.00
lo in. Sea fslamTTgoud quality, <> y4«.
36 inch Best quality Black Sateen
2 Vi» yards
$1.00
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23 in. Cheviots,-best quality. 25e value
. ’ • 6 yards
, $1.00
Men’s Dress Shirts, $1.25 value. 6 for
$5.00
.Men’s Work Shirts, 7f>c value, 2" for
$1.00
Boy’s Lee Union Alls, $2.50 values
$1.50
3*t ; ans Prince Albert Tobacco
$1.00
$1.00
Men’s Kihl*(*t! Union Suits. $2.i»l> valo<
11 packages Geo.- Washington Tobaee i
$1.00
24 packages Duke’s Mixture • Ujl aci.n
$1.25
$1.00
Outing, 25e value, 6 yard'
36 inch Dress Ginghams. 35e Value
$1.00
1 yards
$1.00
10 small size packages Cigarette
$1.00
6 plugs Chewing Tobaeeo
$1.00
6 pounds 20c green Colfci
$1.00
3 peeks Meal
$1.00
13 pounds !»est l!i
$1.00
3-poumls Vesper Coffee
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BARNWELL,
$1.00
25 cakes Octagon Soap
$1.00
.3 eans Dink Salmon
$1.00
.8 cans Tomatoes
' $1.00
2 pecks Seed Potatoe
$1.00
COMPANY, Inc.
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