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By qualification and ex
perience as a Farmer and
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Business man, Capt. W. D.
Black of Wiliiston, Barnwell
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County, is prepared to serve
the people of the 2nd Con
gressional District in Con
gress to the best advantage.
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He is the logical man for
the place.
He has made a success of
his own affairs and is devot
ed to the public interests.
( AIT. WILLIAM LU NP.AU MLACK.
His ambition is to work for
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the farmers, the business
men and the working people
of the District.—
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He comes from the low
country.
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Men and women from all
walks of life are supporting
him.
He is the outstanding can
didate in the race and will
be elected.
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This adverlisement is inserted by friends of Capt. Black, who are working for his election.
Byrnes Deserves Promotion
After 14 Years of Faithful Service
In the Lower Branch of Congress This is What He is Asking of the People of
South Carolina in His Candidacy for the United States Senate
It is only naluraKthat one
who has fitted him^lf for
t tie public service-by years.
of hard work in the inter
ests ol the people of the
Slate and Nation, .mean
while making a record foi
achievement which is unas-
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sailalde, sliould aspire to
held of larger endeavor and
of wider and more exten
sive opportunities for ser
vice in the councils of the
nation. in politics as in
business the reward .of
faithful and meritorious
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service shoi+W- Ik
t ion.
promo-.
.i am i:s i i:v i:\ks
( andidats* lor tli«- t nii.-d
States Senate
It is bn the record he has
made as a member of Con
gress— a record which
stands for itself—--that Jim
Hyrnes is asking election to
the Cnited States Senate.
In Ciyngress. he has , won
recognition as an a«)le, anvl
zealous rc'pi ( scnta.t iAv. He
has perforniefl signal stn 1 -
vice fo "the Slate, the Na-
f ion and I)emocracy t| and
ihe material return to tin*
people of South Carolina
from his work in their be
half in —Washington is.
among his p r o u d e s t
acluevernents.
v Jim"
Ask the Man Who Does
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’V ri ( nngrt*!j*. the movement to eieate a Committee on Hoa<l<, heeame a member of the
< V* (Committee and helped draft the .Bill that u.,. ado|)te4), securing the tijist federal money that came
Mlt " Soiuh Carolina for rond < Mist.ue-.ion. Smee that time this State has received approximately '7.-
^ ' SiMl,1)00 from tin* Federal (io-V->itm*nt ; to aid in roid eonstriK tion. He ottered the amendment, which wv<
X. 5 ‘ ,lopU ‘ d - mal i in « «Krieult :rc!. aper eiigilde for mHsi-oU'nt by Federal Reserve Banks. He helped m
f the creation of the Farm Lo: tyatem and the intenrnediate cV-edit BankI Fecently established. As a
£ mi min of the A ppi op: iut ions ( ommitti'e he ha- had charge of the drafting arid putting through ’he
♦> House.of the Sundry Civil Aptvtipriatmn Bill prnvidirje for all civU activities of the government. Dim ng
^ war h ‘‘ P'loted through th.* House the measure.thht got $10,000,000 to buv Nitrate of Soda to ell
to the farmers at cost. He has fought for Restriction of Immigration,. ’ A
Byrnes Has Made Good in the House—He Will
Make Good in the Senate.
^ This advertisement inserted by Byrnes Club of Aiken: P. F. Henderson. Pres.; Rev. P. J. McLean. V P •
♦♦♦ Mrs. W. B. Turner, V. P ; \V. W. Edgerton. Secty.
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GINNING
NGTIGE!
Our ginning plant, consisting of six
70-saw gins, has been thorougnly over
hauled, which will assure the public an-
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excellent turn-out and prompt service.
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Ginning, $3.00 per bale up to 500
poundscover 500 pounds at the rate of
60 cents per hundred pounds.
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New sugar cloth bagging and new Arrow ties,
$1.00 per bale. Second band bagging and ties,
&5 cents per bale.
Barnwell Oil Mill
W. E. McNAB, Mgr.
Barnwell, S. C.
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