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I i r< •< ,. 1. il # ii «* i |. *: *. COTTON ‘ ' ' -• CHAS. G. HOUSTON COTTON KACTOK ' VCc.CSTA. (,A Cutton Subjfi t C» t UNtunwr's I!1''(H , iTm»h Jil all 1 l.ihi-ral Advariri**; m.uli* i!..' Ir.i \\ an*hou. ; • <• nil cither 1i«i (l lihu <>!■ Stri:i! ."(i I.’/^e Ai -■elliiiu: cotton. • S l ( an Sell AI! i.radc-. of Cotton \ih act i^coU'A BOILS?. FLUTS h MILL CASTINGS AND SUPPLIES 3ELTINO, PACKtiNO AND LACING WOOD, IRON AND Sr£F,_ llrintE KN(i(NK KKI* A11'.' in forqnii k work. LOMBARD IRON WORKS. AUGUSTA. GA. rljito for the State Senate, subject to the rules ot the. Democratic Party. R. M. Mixson. 1 LONG-TERM MONEY fo b Barnwell, S. April la, 1924. y I hereby annnu ice" myself a- a can- .ji . uidate fur the ntficc of State Senator from Barnwell County, subject to the rules and regulations of the Demo- .cratic primary eleevtun. —~ A. B. Patterson. Send Us Your Job Work. CANDIDATE CARDS SO< I AI. \ND PKRSONAI, MANS I ROM VMI l.isros .Mr. <i. R. Iludson Succeeds .Miss Marie ( . Ilarle> as Postmaster. Williston, July 2S. Mr. Ceorue. Roland Hudson has ’been appointed postmaster at Williston. .succeeding Mhs Marie ( . Harley who has held I he position for 27 years. I h 1 * e.\- jiinination tor the apiiointnuMit v\as held at Aiken last May. Tuesday uittht of last week. Mis*- cs Maxine Hair and !• lolrie Bee Scott entertained at Dyches’ Swim- minn Pool in honor ol their visit«»rs, M isses M arjfaret rlohii'on and Bucile Roper. Mr. M. B. Self who recently re turned to Williston after teaching .several weeks in the Orannebur^ summer school, expm't.s to leave, shortly to join hi- family in Nofn < 'arolina. Mrs; J. Pi Johnson and Krand- rlaun'hter, Avis Wynne, of Metter, (la., are the tfue?d> of the former’s sister, Mrs. K. M. W<>o!ey. Mrs. B. R. Hair and children visit-, *•<1 m Olar last week. Miss I»uise Davis, of Allendale, was the truest of Mtscs ( lyde Creech last week. Misses Carrie Mae and Billian Flu- dtanks, of Aiken, and Miss Sallie Marsh, of Trenton, have returned to their homes after a visit to Miss Bella Wood Sprawls. — Mr. and Mrs. A. M Kemiedy. Mi s Martha Dixon :rn i Billy Patterson have I'eturned from a visit to Beau fort. Mr. and Mrs. John I . Morris, of Pasedena, Cal if—, were recent visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. M. (b Hewitt* Mr. K. R. Johnson and daughter, Kvelyn, of North Aiurusta. were r*- cent visitors at the home of the former’s aunt, Mis. Della Wooley. Mr. and Mrs. R. IB Matthew’s, of Samlersvilh-, (ia.. have been the quests of Mr. and Mrs. f. W. Toole and Miss Bet tie Matthews Mr and Mrs. Anvils Rilev and daughter, Nancy, m 1 b 1 1 midt'-v i 11 > 1 , have bceii.au.-Jhi|: the former’s sister, M: - W K. Kennedy. M,s- Bicauui D inbar, u.l Bllet'tun, Mi-s ('arije SimnKnis an<l Myrtle Black, of Rambenv. have been • the va'-ts uf Mis- Mai y Harvey New- -ome. .Misses Thelma ai)d \lberta Il an- /•uck. of I Hack still i u . vv el e tile Cllest- i ! Mr and Mis. (leurve ( aiideli la-t week. Mr-. J W Dav'!-' o',; dalle'hte! ii.r lu-eii vi.-itiim M. R B I rcech. Miss Uuh> t'uuitijey was the e-uest of Mi-- Bi'd-ena Tun ■ in Aiken la-t W ee k. M]ss tiladV' lump: eli I v 1 s11 111II' ii a'lve- in l.edue anJ W a 111 • i hoi'u. New Dance Club Will Have an Ebony Floor \ l or Congress. o In a ld< linnet* club whicii I* pro i , , , ,, M • i> i herehv an'ro’.ince m\ -e f as a can JertPil the ilanee flour is fij or ebony • —the Hist of its kind. It will he amu/,- didate for Congress from the Second Inijly deeoratlvf, but, Its ipMlilies for '.J-UUXYes.«dona! District, under the dam In j; Ini ve yet to to* ten lei I Rules and ren'ulaHorss of the Dcmo- J be perfect dam e floor is a prab- [ eratie Primary, and pledge myself to lem Kn^kwwrs and tlml.er expertu j , uppHl . f the nominees thereof.’ have pneluced some euriously complex o i . i *> * > , , # 1 Robert B. Gunter, and original strueliires for ballrooms In BritIIin and Ibe I’ulted .Stai**K. ae- eonlin^ to tbe Boiulon Nlall Saluda, S. t ., Mav b, 1924. Tin* neurest approach To tbe Ideal 1. hereby announce myself as a can- !s luld in a London hotel. It Is made djdate for Coiinress in the Second up of nearly 10,000 small pieces of , Congressional District, subject to the BulkHii oak, seasoned for ten years. |lu i t . 7 ;irit | reirulatiy^is of the Demo an-1 (riven resiliency, ton<hness and I)ri ma.v election. Impervloiwness to atmospheric chaiiges r , , . ' . Butler B. Hare, by a leiurtby l>akintr process. _ , ^ ! Smoothness of surface was attained by pressing with electric Irons, and Iienton, S. ( ., May G, 1924. tin* necessary spring Is Imported l>y a I hereby announce myself As a can- suspension system Involving the use of 1 didate for Congress in the Second thousands of steel springs and witeg. 'Congressional District, -ubje^to fhe Althougti strong enough to bear 250 j rul(l< arill ion> - y f.^ the l) enu) . tons. Its reaillenev la retained, and , , .y crat ic pt tmarv electsiin. regular “tuning" keep* It sensitive. ' Floors laid ->n rubber and felt are ’■ • *t man. comparatively common; but ftiey have . many disadvantages. ’Thin floors laid Aiken, S. t., May ‘24, 1921. on a yielding foundation are very I hereby announce myself as a can- nlensant to the iluneeis wfille ttiey are didate for the office of Cqngress from new, t*Hf_ they soon, become worn 'a | the Second District-of South Carolina, patches and may even he< „me spltn-j s(jhj(>( . t t(( the ,. ules an(i reflations (♦‘TV j ' . ,, . - . . , . | of the Democratic primarv. Paniuet floors, highly polished and ( ^ laid on a solid foundation, are very 1 Tool*?. firing after an hoiii's dam-Ing, at- i flioiiKh ttiey me not so hard on the Willi-ton, S. June 2. li*‘24 feet aud h** muscles as ttie^-martde ; | hcrehy announce myself a candi- fl,.ors on which one dances in somf ! ,| at<f f or t h t . ..ffita* of Congress from fashionable places along the III v tart I, ,. in . . i • . . .t ‘ ' the Second District, subject to the coast. . • y »• ; •, , , , _ _ _ 1 j rules and regulations ot tile Dcmo- nt tci i I cratji priinarv election. blang or bnakespeare w [( . Bill, kville, S. C.. June 1924. 1 hereby announce myself a candi date for the office of State Senator, from Barnwell County, subject. $w*t:ht? rules and' regulations of the Semc- *MMi(Cw<*' c afic primary election. ’ - G. B. Weissinger. Tor House of Representatives. Barn we i I, S. C„ April 12, 1924. 1 hereby anounce my-elf a candi date for reelection to the House of 4 _ t [ | Representatives from Barnwell Coun- ty, subject to the rules and regula tions of the Democratic primary elec tion. Edgar- A. Brown. Kline. S. C.. April '22, 1924. I hereby anounce myself a candi date for election to the House of Representatives from Barnwell Coun ty, subject to the rules and regula tions of the Democratic primary elec tion. Victor Lewis. 6 percent, interest on large amounts. Private funds for small loans. BROWN & BUSH X LAWYERS BARNWELL. SOUTH CAROLINA. £ V T Healing Springs. S. C., May 12, 1921. I'dierehv announce mvself a candi- date for election to the House of Rep resentative- from Barnwell Countv, subject to the rules ami regulations of the Democratic primary election. D. W. Heckle. Tor Coroner. Blackville, S. C., route 9, June 9. 1924. I hereby announce myself a candi dates fpr the office of Coroner for Barn well (’.ountyV subject to the rule- and regulations of the "Democratic pri mary election. ^ V W A. Ross /* Much Used Today Tor Solicitor. More slung from Slmkespeore is In* ing i|si*d Itu* T'otoi'ii* (Jlobe assorM The ot,| eornpiaiid again*,i (tie hard of 4von IIihI Ids piiiys were “too foil of Bamberg, May ]2, 1924. ipioiiitioiis" will liave to tie anteuded I hereby announce my eafuiidacv to rend “loo lull of Slung" If our rend- ] j,,,- the office of Solicitor in the Sec- e.rs- invesi IgHtions eontlmie Henry T | on<r j U( lj ( -i a l Circuit, under the rule- VVrtller of Tornfjii* sends u forniidntde list wbleh reealls niiiav expi ession* used hy I hose said to be of short vo- uliiilitrv Herenfier they will eite ( ■ it> nominees theieof. I,. D.. Cuitei Sim kespen ' I* VS (heir H 111 11 • • I 11 V M «i e in tin* list . . l or Master.' c and regulations of the Democratic primary and pledging my support to Long Branch, June 9, 19‘2B I hereby announce myself a ea rub - date for the office of Coronet fot Barn well County, subject to the rules and regulations of t ie Democrat.e pri mary election. S. A Hair. ALL EXPENSE TOUR 0 PERSONALLY CONDUCTED To Niagra Falls, - Toronto, Canada New York City and Washington August il 3th to August 24th m TRDM Various South Carolina Points Most economical. A wonderful vacation tour without worry * Everything pre-arranged. Splendid chance for parents to gi\» their chiklren an educational trip .during this vacation period. Write for ilescnptive folder! showing cost, .** A. H. ACKER District Passenger Agent. Southern Railway Company (’harleston. S. C. 666 Barnwell. ?. C., June 9. 1924. 1 hereby annoume myself a candi date for the office ot Coroner foj iBarn- we!l County, sub ject to the rub*' and regulations of the Democratic pri mary election-. J. M. Diamond. is a prescription for Malaria. Chills, and I ever. Dengue or Bil ious l~eV-pT.' irkilfs the germs. — PREVENTION | better tluii rare. Tutt's Pills taken in | Ume. are not only a remedy (or but prevent j SICK HEADACHE btliouBieM. coatbpeboa I a d badred diteetet | Tutt’s Pills "Will I live? (to Biirdolpti) Co with tier, with tier; hook on, hook on.”— ' ’ King 111*111) IV, piirt 2, art 2, srene 1 Barnwell. S. ( March 2i. T92 B "Bui lei nn* lell the worbl “ King I hereby announce mvself a candi- Henry IV„purl 1. mt 5. siene 2 ’ i date for the office of Master for ‘‘Cive I he devil tils due" King j.,,,, Henry l\’. part 1. art 1, srene 2. "(»iir rake’s dpngli on ti.illi sll-*s "— “The Taming of Hie Shrew." Art 1.1' ‘ w.> r,,r. | nun v ,dr, tion nrene I. , “If ts not - j11ar*- to take.” ‘'Tiriion Barnvvr I, S * , March ’JL 1924. '■ of Aihens,' - net scene T. I hereby annoii’ve n+y-'i-lf a candi- , Tor "Magistrate at Kline “M miiot iell what the d!r‘.<ens Ids ,j ah . f,,,. t j H ; ,. j,f \Li-t-er for nanie fn Merry Wives of AVIn lsor," |;. ll . nU( ,| 1 c {)lHttv . .-ul-irct to the rub s | a-'t '(. scene 2. Ashleigh, S..C., June Hi. 1921. I hereby .announce myself a rand date for the office of. Coroner ot B-rn- I la in well County, subject to the rules ( ; (iuntv t o the rules amt ami regulations of the DemocratM j ivtri ,,ation-., of the Denfocratu p - primary election. G. M. Greene. • D. P. Banca- "As a i-.if Taps milk "—"The T.eiii- and regiliatLons pesl," a-'t 2. scene 1. “ I riuculo Is reeling ripe ; bow ctun’st f" (boll in Ill's pick | e ?" "Ttie d ciu|iest,’’ act. a si't 1 ne 1 I primarv election. \ . S. Owens. Tor Sheriff. Ml.-,- Bu, il, i:,.| iif Tniihta;!) Mi- Flou.c Inn, I a- I>ccn v -i: inj I . r S. ot (. Mr I u 11 c' Tim, , . ’u! B!.. k i •!, ■ . (.a . VVa- a I "i eli! VI-: I here. \\.i-11 imiii i i -m M ooili u11 1 -' I- lionla. Mi i id Mi - Guv • i-x, id Il A It ha. tyhi.. wcm- v ji, - her,- in eni ly. M i - j ( la . ■ c B. ot S -aM I -. Wash is til,- gu ' it relatives a?vd t ra ihB hci i \Tr and Mm J ' Merdumt and lit,],- st o' • >! am m i. a r,- I he guests of Mr . J. f. Hall. Mr. (lii-orgc \\ Rt-ady, of !- rost- pioof. l-’la. i- visit jng \ relatives and friends in this eornmajaty. Norman Beiiiu'tt. Jv., of Atlanta^ is pending some tine vvith his i:rainl- parviit.s. Mr. and Mis. <' A. Bi*nnefi. ‘ -Miss Mae John'Oii lias icturneil to lie) home in Alleadale after a. Jileas Tint visit-to Mi-sS Maxine. Hair. . ] Blackvilie. New Discovery in Iron Making 1 fere!,, aunou \n ih'i-in - ii,- i i i■ where i little late for the offici is leid bill Mil e\e,*>- ol lh»* _S.ITI1** !> ot well ( ’ -.O-'V. -lib 1 * ' . Mch. l b. ltd i mv -elt a eand.- . 1 Sio-nff of Barn- | ia* ‘ i * ue rules and KJi ipia lit \ in.11 v, ‘ s t one. r, r*'gu‘at lot: nnrti-d hv the Cno-I S'ules till .e,, ,| of • ,— -—: - . mai v elect I 'Can I I -I' I ’ C- IT* of recent re - senrele-s in iln- prisons for in i le ible en-sf iron Tn*i i;ning t»ri»Hi> Mt’lef 'e*ing lieaterl W e-n giGnn ted. su i 111**1 H Il.iinwi-Jl, Is he,led to .1 eri, 'ill PlMge of 1 M J at TT1—pnn ~i1egr»*e- I n u ri-n'-T*—-r**-d -M+m i I'-iio- dajei.ly ei.'oled This/n- -iht^-tt found that' . u-gulations of th nn n a ca: nr.i 111 e. 11 |pis ThOe. for fhi- off': well Coliutv. sub if lie- iiiei .,‘1' K lienled ’ >v ;i lemaera- ftire “JiMi degfeei* :,lio\ e Mo* : t' i , ra ug,.- alii then cooled, itj. m n 'I •.'ply tmieir iinu'e p-sls'Hiit I" ' i'!i-v*d lent shocks 'oil ds'i in ad** inuioin * i 1 eni as a ro-uTT of s-pis - j lent rehe-oing to within tl.e ltrig-i-en range j rrn ry election. to the rule- and - ’ 'B 1 - Democrat ic pi i- | ’ l “ !: ' J B. Morris. I or < lerk ot ( oiirt. Barnwell. S '( M, t. 11.'1924. | ( j^.j 1 hl-reby aiYnonii-a nyv-elf a candi- j "• ( lerk__ot Court i ,-i at-H nnmai v elect ion. Klim-. S. April 29. 19 -J. t • n y U H nounce rny-vlf a '» ; i n ’ - r the 1 >ff . ,f Magi-tiiit e at lib iect to th*- rules and re gull- ; t he' D r nn m*i a t n* p» iinarv, A Ot i- fstitid, Klin s c '2 i. i-by tin nounce myself a t a lid t !• the i » ff '( 1 ’ < » f Magi-trat r a* i i’ -A— to the rules ami leg a- (> f tli Dem o,-vatic ni : R. B.v Hard ma'-y (‘H. 1 a g i -1. 1 i l * ( ‘ * 1 f i (* ’ > m i ^ i a-ek vlty an inouncf myself a ■and!- • i it * - (* t ) the ntf: O ■’ (‘ v( ( I ratu t o l^jci't ! ! i i» *( il‘ In tin* ^ ruN -. and r< Sir f the 1 )i-moi-i: aide primarv J. A. Mm Hi: ,1a. S. ' r . Jam- 2::. '192 l. ■»; 11y a: inounct myself ;i ,, n,h- * off 1C of Magist 1 a V- Ore, ■k f-vv n-hip. subj, •«T to and luiilli.* t ions of .the I »i *n .- Reduced Summer Fares Beginning May 15th, 1924* Round trip tickets to principal Mimmer tourist resorts, in the United States and ( anada. ' pickets good lor return to original starting point until Dcta- ber :{ls|. 1921. There are many recreation opportunities in the glorious ‘moun tains ot Western North ( arolina. 'THE LAND OF THE SKY” Let us help you plan your summer vacation. ’ ( n\M CT I l( KT.l \(.! NT' Southern Railway System W. T. Mc<. I T Div isioii Pass. \ gent. ( olumhia. J*. * \. H \l K HR. District P,i". \ gent. Charleston, >. ( . • la+i* for the off ice ilijeet In the d‘ tin- DFm-'-' Foolish Question - 'd Panivvc,] (oii'y. A eimiuieri ial traveler wns making cuh-s and regulat it trip to S lan-1. :ind in Moudeen ciatic prinjary' el»n 1 toj:. was asked b.v , prospective !ni\**r *0 ( K• »- Sander- bilhs.-ribe to ttie pri/.e ftind for the _ f W G. Co.’. doeal golf 'ournament lie parted vv tli the il-Hlings. hi* t,f* vv.,' lilt etvsl ed In g'i!l, 1 marked-Jjoit he would like to tn* Infonned of Hie tournament, s ■ t!. Precisely Aunt Can you explain wlrelea* leleerflptiy to me, Vrttmr? ^rttnir Well, if von lin'd h wrv P -ig *te*r. r««eliing from London to Ih-'-j tmirtiameiit was be-ld last SaCir-lay.” Y»n*>i, tin,! you trod "in Its-taK fn - 1 -n ■ The other looked •.■utprised :*>r \ Mop. it won;,| bark in [ h e-p >] | mom ut tl, *n- <>ut of eurfosit v be Ui That’** toleg’-apliy • and vvii ■!("- i- j. v . (Jutted who hftd j-myed rbe ! ctsHv tbe same only witlioiit tin* d.,^ nei in ! - 1 he nd»y * !’♦• date t. » s u k^pt It In* (’oiirt for Tin* •o the iu]< .Pi'-n 1 Vmo ■ rat it at-iwe! 1 . S < .. A pi ii v 192 B ] date for th|e i.ffii antiounce mysj-lf a candi - : Dunbaiion. .-iihje, I nr Magistrate at Ihinhartjui. Dunl-aiton. S’ ( .. June 9. 1921. I he 1 eLy ant'.ouiice rtiy--.-lf a can 1 : - if M;*gistrate ;c o tin* rule- and n eeeil mvse f ;is ( •it l regulat ma: he ■ 1 h-mo, 1 at 1 pTi- j J. B. AH. (’ounty, suhje- t ! could • look nut for the lesuP The to tin* rules and regulat o'!- ,,f th -• custoilier pic’ljvd up thy eonu^luitidn , Democrattc Prinuiry. l*i« t r to !N r«**-ke' * . IB L. --Bionsoh , Tor Ala gist rate at Mever’s‘Mill. ^“ ,i " 'b,e 'tap" he ,,i I; “*9* M - - ’ ' M .! -. - ' JutU 7. 192 B Tor State Senate. I Hereby' anhob tr se.Tf , attdi- j date tot .re-election t.. the offio** of Wiili-ton. S C., April 9,' P.*24. Magistrate for B nm t Spring- and hereby annoume niv^olf a cJindUvi Four Mfe Towiisi'ti . subject to the win Ttie I’.'issifig Show (1 .oiidoir.,— Stung The Magnate (to loird-up snitnrY — Toung uian, d’ver know bow I miide tny money ’ Ttie Younz Man Yes tmt I* c-m't permit tlmt to stand in tbe wav of Muriel'* liapphiestC Boiidon Humor- isi ' 1 he win .s.b-l Cue '’||sioiu«*c, date for the office of State- Senator i rule- and- r,*gula?i< a- uf -tip- Di-mo- (juiie undaumed -oil. masal’.* f n ; m Barnwell County, subje,- to the} ciatic prtniary edation.' iule- i-and regulations of the lb mo-i B. \V. Peeples, cratic primary election. W. C. Smith. . , . . 1 rj.. -- Willi.-ton, S. ( .. April li, 1924 AQVCrtiSC IIV 1 tie I eople. At the request of many voters in W illiston and Rosemary .townships, I Tv announce that I am a vandi- I hereby announce myself a candi date for the office of Magistrate of BrnnJ-tt Spring- ami Tour Mile| Town ships, subject to the rijle- ami regula tions of the Pem-'cratic primary. W. F. Duncan. SUNDAY EXCURSION FARES to CHARLESTON and RETURN ' VIA - Southern Railway System Effective** Saturday. May dlst.'and continuing to and including Sunday. Augii't. .'H -1. 1921. the following, round trip Sundav Excursion tare- will apply to ( H \Rl.TSI(lN, S._ ( Irooi stations shown below ; r I tarn w ell Blackv Hie' - - - - - Branchv ille Denmark I ort Motte .lamison K mgv ilh* Perrv . $2.00 . . 2.00 ... 1.63 • ... 2.00 2.00 2.00 ... 2.00 .... 2.00 (Irangeburg Pregnall Rcevc-v ille Ridgevil |e 1 Row e-\ ille St. George St. Matthew- Summerv ille I'ickets on sale for all trains leaving after 12:01 \. M. Sun dav- only, good to return on regular train- leaving (harleston prior to ‘Lin \. M. Monday following date ol stile. \ .SPBENIHD OPPOIMT N1IA |() VISIT THE SEASHORE \T A VEJn BOW 1 ARE. \pply to your local \gent for further information. W E. McG EE. 1). P. \. V. H. \( KER. D. P. V. ( olumhia. S. C. ~ ( harle-ton. S. C. in IE! INEY TO Farm Loans 6 per cent., large amounts. Town prop erty in Barnwell, residential and business, 7 per cent. Loans procured promptly at lowest cost. Allendale, Bamberg and Barnwell Counties. ~ THOMAS M. BOULWARE ~ A4torne\*at-law - Barnwell, S. C.