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r Music Memory Contest. USINESQ :: lED EKO I The second in the series of recitals in the' Music Memory Contest was «g - ~ • Y in the.school auditorium Tuesday’ S ^ OI ^ing:, Feb. 25, when Hisi_..Mettie , i C. Arterbttrn, of Witlthroj* College, FOR SALE:—Altheas, white, pink and purple; 25 cents each.—Mrs. h. H. Christie, Bai-nwell, S. C. 'jtrave descriptive talks aboift-the pieces. All the selections were played ■on a Vietrola except the Rachmani noff Prelude, which was played on the FOR &ALE.—Cleveland Big Boll i . . n .. m i u i * '• piano by Mrs. R. (. Holman, and Cotton Seed,. Made bale to the acre , • . , , . V ., . n • . j , Chopin s Polonaise, played by Mrs. T. this year. F or pnces, etc., address 1 _ _ B. P. Davies or W.' A. Hayes, Barn- E ' Cttml "“*»- well, S. C. ' j F'irs't came ,Uee*hf>ren’s- Minuet in • . J - ' AW G, which, wit ft its 'stately grace, puts one in mind of powdered wigs and I-OR SALK. Good plug mule, ia ,^ (l owel .„,. h,,,,,, skirt . s . This excellent condition for making ‘■•dp! pief( , was br0UEht t0 America, first of this year. Will sell .cheap for cas,l. j an in South Clu . 0 i ina Apply to K. K. Uoodson, The People's] . Nfxt was ^ Winkm T>> „ Over- office. Barmcell, S. C. , ; tul . a bj .- a „ Iu j jan Tho . FOR SALE.—One fancy drivi^ atonn , is We hear all the _ . i . , ' -a . . c. J animal and bird life- scurrying to mare, absolutely city broke; .firs: , , , , , , .. f .places of shelter; tlien the lull, blast check lor $100 gets her, or I wall pay l K • , x ». of the storm comes, nresentmg-"ex- the difference for a new Ford.—J. F..; . . , , ’ - . , . w c, e, o iciting and tumulfous action. Ligat- Owens, Blackville, S. C., rfd. 3. T . , , , ! Hing IS Suggested and the Cl'^Sh Ol WATERMELON SEED FOR SALE thunder reverb<*rates through the —I have 40 lbs. of choice Watson j Alps. After this^opios the sun again wateimelon siH’d for sale at $2.00^jor and quiet; the shepherd's horn is pound. This is an improved variety sounded,* and the fowls emerge from of tJris fine meloN. The color of the. their shelter. rind is dark gre m and the melons In striking contrast - comes The gi<*w to large size.-—!. Gary Owens, i Swan (Le*Cygne) by the French com- Baniwell, S. C. . . 2-28-tf. j poserSaint Saen*. ’The even ripples of a peaceful stream and the quiet | [beauty of the swan are depicted. 11 Surprise Symphony, Andante." by ; the Austruin, Joseph Haydn, is ju-ahm; quiet song, whiffh is suddenly in-| I terhipted by a surprise—that is,'al The board «’t ( ounty Director’s met j startling, loud emsh—hence its name.' Dance df Macabre . (Dance of 1 Death 1 by Saint Saens, is a Hallow een stoW in music. Death connV . , * • 1 forth and tunes his squeaky fiddle, which ha- not been used since the year before—la’h Halloween. He HERE AaND HEREABOUTS. here Tuesday. The days gain 12 minutes in sun shine this week. Messrs. Herman amUsadore Bn>w,i, i of Blackville,, Avcre a thong the vi*i- his I , ony hr ,, upon a rock a nd j at this summons the ghosts file forth J • and dance until .the cock crows f<ir ! at i tors here snlcsday Miss Agnes Hill. a .-tunent morning. Then thev all hurry back <>lumbiu College, spent the week-end j to t!leir tom h s . with relatives at S’lelling. j ... : I M< si lames B. I’. Davies. J. \. Por ter and K. Carter Price motored to \ugu-da Tuesday in tile iormer’s >a”. r , of b;<bies. Mr. F. H. Dickn of tin- DunKuM >nj nibnv>nan L* Gives $50 for Twins. Mnv Diek. owrier »f itic tenement bouse at (Jil T;t Ki\ ington street. New York, whird^ is ktidwn us the “lu»use because rvj fmiiilies with .‘no , iiiMren live there, re section. called at The Peoplt-effi.u to] «’*'lff4 uiade c-..,.! his .standing promise renew„ his subscription while in the! U*'\wiu r^w prt/.ea to tenant who ritvVruesdnv. r*otu me. pareui • ...f tuins. Mr. and Mrs. i .Ta< o!> Berger became the possessors I of t\<.ins, whifti drought their family The hunting sea. on n.l Sol ur-j up to five The tu rns, a boy and a girl. r-i each ueicliing •"iS jionnds, were-nauied ,<• Samuel and Kstber.- ‘TncU'' Dick, asi he is called, attended the feast anil • afterward handeil Mrs. Berger Son in gold am) told her that die could forget rent duy until the end of February. Max Dick li«' a unique record’ among Fast side landlords.. He has not. iiv ereused the ivnr in twenty five years and lias never ouslefl a Jolvless tenant for norinavment or rent ^le arrived hei'e pen ill I ess fie’ly years agg from Austria. First he worked in a tailor’s shop mul i hen he tended har. With h(« savings lie hough! flie tenement —- — * L house. * dn PhtS be offered $.>0' for Capt. W. D. Black,,of Williston, was, every pair ..f twins horn there and -n the city Monday shaking hands' * l V ‘ n,m,i < , ‘ iM if U W T. H . . , , . , . hov. At the same tiiye be assured his with his manv friends. Ho is :»i ..io tenants that large taunHex vumld not candidate tor (.ongre-s to succeed j ineHn hij?h |>>nts has kept his “Jimmie" Byrnes. j word. ' ' -lay. vSportsipen arc now !oo\i \ -• ward to , fishing trips iiu 1 iif si ring and summer. Mr.-C. M. Rountree, of Dunbarton,! who was a business visitor here .Tue'-' day*, iWiewed hi-’ -.ubsei iption to The j People in tlj- 1 city. The People acknowledges wuh thanks a renewaJ from Mr. VV. J. Ha gers, of Dunbart/m. and one from Mrs. Jane E. Johnston, of Elko. -.0 / ; . Monday wa- salesdav, onlv Two. • % t sales'being made by the Master,, the others Ixdng withdrawn. The crowd t was not very la^e and all departed j for their homes in the early after- , noon. ‘Thug mules* sold at S2 and up. . • - Elsewhere in this- '.’will ' i r'oaTi'd the announcement-of Mr. B. i.. \ ’ Easte rling, why is a (Undulate for th«*;. office Of Aklerman of the, t<Avn off B.unwel!, miide vacaTit by the death ; of Mr. T. S. Cave. Mr. Easterling Was appointed to till this office until an ; election could be held. The notice of 1 thi»; election also appears m this is- ’ _ . . . 4 sue. • a.;~X“XKK~X~X«X~X**X**X~X» $ O kVER the footl ights or over the counter, it’s the same story— the big public can’t be fooled. If a play or a product makes good, it’s because it is good! Chesterfield’s swift rise was no accident. Smokers were ready for a better cigarette. Chesterfield grew and continues to grow, on its taste alone—and after all, taste is the smq^ter’s own. best proof of tobacco quality. CIGARETTES Copyright 1924, Ligpett k Myers Tobacco Co. •millions f To Attend Convention. i \ ? ? ? y Y •t V V I ? V r > 3? ■ •< W QO ? I v ; ft s; w ft n iz: ft 'A 35 W r r '/5 o n H a ! rj > » o V r ? 5 * > V Y t I r— Q m,' — ^ > m'. J) 73 o c ^ ru 71 TO k 3; 3 a. V) p ? <■ ? X i ■i f y I ? I ’ % ! y T A 1 ? I rn I 1 - a Preparations are being made at tiie Chero-Cola Bottling Company, of this H-ity, to att-emd the ' Chero-Cola Bottlers’ Convention to be>held at Co- j Jumbus, Ga.. fMarch 11-12. The’, fol-| lowing memlmrs of the ’local Cheri- Cola Bottling Company will (attend: i Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Mitchell and son,! Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Sanders and, daughter. IT This Convention is an annual event; " among Chero-Cola .hjottlprs. While i at Columbus, they will’ be the guests! - of the Chero-Cola Company. This year the "program consists of a barbecue at the Chero-Cola Com pany’s Plant Convention Hall, two days business sessions and a banquet l * • . at the country club as ajdimax to two j bu«y days. quality 1 e ! e <Ai° n - J. B. Morris. CANDIDATE CARDS. « F'or Sheriff! Ban:well, S. C.,' March 4, 1924. I hereby announce myself a candi date for the office of Sheriff of Barn well County, subject to the rules and regulations of the Democratic pri- SCMMONS FOR RELIEF (Complaint Served) | State of Soutii Carolina, • [' County of Barnwell. Court of Common Plea*. James R. Odom, in his own right, Cathleen Odom; a minor; by James K. Odom, her Guardian Ad Litem* anil Laui a Odom, Plaintiffi, | against i Charlton Robinson, Moses Robinson, Alex Robinson. John Robinson, j Mary Ann Sapp, An ie Middleto n i Ida Coleman and l.izrie Thomas, ’ Defendants. TO THE DEFENDANTS above »” ’ ’ —, •_ -’ ’I named: YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED and required to answer the complaint in this action, of which a copy is here with filed in the office of the Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas, and lo serve a. copy of their answer tb the said complaint on i t+Hwuhscriber.s at their office, in the City of Barnwell, S. C., within twenty days after 'the service hereof, exclusive of the day of such service; and if, you fail to an swer the complaint within the time aforesaid, the plaintiffs in this hetion will apply to the Court for the relief demanded^ in the complaint. Dated February 14th, lfh24. James E. Davis and Thos. M. Boulware, Fdaintiff’s Attorneys. Send Us Your Job Work. COUNTY TREASURER’S' TAX NOTICE. F’or Alderman. As a result of bottling a drink, well laid sales and advertising > plans, and the inspiration received in j > — exchanging ideas a f the convention, ai. Barnwell. S. C., March 4, 192A.' big yew Is predicted fqr Chero-Cola j [ hereby announce myself a candi in 1924. I ! date for the office of Alderman of the i ( ! tpw r n of Barnwell for the unexpired Advertise in The People. I term of the late T. S. Cayr. B. L. Easterling. To the defendants, Charlton Robin son, Mose^ Robinson, Mary- Ann Sapp, and Lizzie Thomas: YOU WILL PLEASE TAKE ( NOTICE, that the Summons together with the Cotn- plaint wasi this, day filed in the office of-the CU>rk of the Court of Common Pleas in and for the County of Barn well, in the State aforesaid. February 14th, 1924. James E. pavis and - *• Thos. M. Boulware, Plaintiff’s Attorneys. Attest: Robert L. Bronson, C. C. P. The tax books for..the collection of 1923 taxes will be open from Oct. IV to Dec. 31, 1923, inclu-ive, without penalty. F’rbm January l-jt'to March 15th the re gular lawful penalties will be added. Books close March 15th, 1921. o . 1 The tax. books are made up by school districts. In asking for vour taxes be sure and state school dis- triet in which property is located. Dogs are not. ente-ed oiv the tax books. Separate re(*ept and tags will be given for dog- over six months old. ^ Tax Levy for 1923. ~— u .. No. mills State purposes • -ty. - - , ^ Ordinary County, purposes ,.T, 1 ^ Special road tax _2 Interest and sjjiking fund for road bonds - 4 Interest and sinking fund for past indebted bonds ..3M: Constitutional school .-3 « ■■■■■■ ■■■ Total mills r .. _\-.26 Special School Levy. \ T 7 . No. mills Edisto, Old Columbia Red Oak, Upper Richland 3 Ashleigh, Joyce Branch, Lees, Long Branch, Meyer’s Mill, Seven . Pines jf.. 4 Cbdar Grove, Sand Ilin 5 Cave C Barbary'.Branch. Diamond, Double Pond, Elko, 5 for ordinary, 3 for "bonds, total —1 ^.._8 7 Fiilenton, 5 for ordinary, 3 bridge . bonds, total ^ Four Mile, Friendship, Green’s, Hil da, Morris, Mr. Calvary, New . Fftrest, Oak Grove, Pleasant Hill, Reedy Branch, Tinkers CreekT Big Fork .-12 Dunbarton, 9 for ordinary, 3 for bonds, total J_. .. b 12 Healing Springs . . .12 Kline, M for ordinary, 1 for bonds, total . — ,..12 rBarnwell, 10*2 for ordinary, 4Vs for -If- I-15 4 for . -_-19 4 for bonds,* total -Hercules v Blackville, 15 for ordinary. bonds, total Williston, 17 for ordinary, *• bonds. Total - — ~ *J. B. ARMSTRONG, County Treasurer. Barnwell, S. C., Oct. R, 1923. '' MONEY TO LOAN Loans made same day application received. No Red Tape. HARLEY & BLATT. Attorneys-at-Law . BamwelL S. C. BOILER FLUES MILL CASTINGS AND SUPPLIES 3ELTIN0, PACKING AND LACJMO WOOD, inON AND STCCL Hrinu KM,INN KFPAIH3 In auto Cor quick wort LOMBARD IRON WfiRKS, AUGUSTA. GA. FOR SALE! FU JIT AND SHADE TRELS. PECAN TREES, ROSES, SHRUBS, EVERGREENS, CATARRHAL DEAFNESS la often caused by an Inflamed condition of the murous lining; of the Eus^chlan Tube. When this tube ie inflamed you have a rumbling sound or imperfect bearing. Unless the inflammation can be reduced, your hearing may be de stroyed forever. HALL’S CATARRH MEDICINE will do what we claim fqr it—rid your system of Catarrh. Or Deafness caused by Catarrh. HALL’S CATARRH MEDICINE has been successful in the treatment of Catarrh for over Forty Year*. Sold by all dfriggists. F. J. Cheney & Co.. Toledo. O. Send Ut Your Job Work. HEDGE PLANTS V and ’ VINES. ‘ CATALOG ON REQUEST the C. C. Dorn Co. v 109 Ninth St, AUGUSTA, GEORGIA. Notice t<r Debtors and Creditors . Notice is hereby given that all per sons who are indebted to the estate of John Westloy Chitty are required to make prompt payment, to John Pinkney Chitty, Executor, and all persons holding claims against the said estate are - required to present them duly attested to the said John Pinkqey Chitty, Executor, BlackviB*,- S. C. JOHN PINKNEY CHITTY, Eatevtor.