The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, August 21, 1924, Image 6

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POULTRY SHOW A BIG FEATURE . ^ AT SAV’H' FAIR Prenilums Totalling $2,500 Will Be Distributed Among Ex hibitors in Thirt Dept. fipoclal aU'-nMon ia lK*lna Kiv^n th# prac tical side of poultry-raiHittK liy of ficials at tlio Tri-Stato Kitpoftiljon. la an effort to pncoura.x« ihorH Hmall broecTSrs Tn oxhibltIiik at tin* fair. Oe- ^ tolx>r 27-Nov nilioxnl “It la not. a difficult tiling to fct*t # chicken roady for tha coming cfliow,** Kaya Jnd^o A H. Moore, president of t'i« < hat Lam I’otillry and I’ittooii Anno elation “If birds an^ i^ivioi lots of ground to keep them in fine physical shape, and -arc* kept free from lice and ‘ ,r T+men*o', the battle has been almost won. Only a little extra-care is nee canary the last few days to pul thorn in show shape. If breeders only knew bow easy it was to net birds ready for exhibition, we wouldn't be able f«i bouse the entries.’ Visitors to the show will find al! the leading- breeds of |» xoltry on dis play. The -yoiitu; birds, marked by their angular, awkward appearance and short, scant dress, wlll outnumber the old birds by far. II re and there an older rooster or hen larger and moire finished in look, will poke a friendly bend through the bars to attract the attention of passersby. The usnai Pinnber of ducks. geese and turkeys will givs a novel tone to the exhibit y T*oultry exhibitors are planning , on i putting on an ediica(l<»nal campaign at the fair to atlmulato ipore Interest In the breeding of purebred poultry. It ■will be their contention that s pure bred flock, If well cared for, will prov* ' many times as profitable as a scrub one. A purebred hen, of a good laying breed, will produce nearly twice a* any eggs as an Inferior hen, and at "> greater coat. Till* will he demon- .rated at the fair At least 2.000 entries are expected. Temlums amounting to $2,b00 are b» hg offered. —— ”'1 VI V' I !MASTKIfS SALK, State of South Carolina, Barnwell (kiunty. - Court of Common Pleas. r nld K. Platt, as Executor of the ♦<f til an;l Testament of W. J. n tdeceased, 4| r«t 1 Plaintiff, •lot vs. 'IS F. C.HToll, , ’ Defendant. 1 > By virtue of a decretal order of * he Court of Common Pleas, made in the above entitled action, 1 will sell at public auction to the highest bidm r in front of the Court House at Barn well. South Carolina, on tlie first day <•( Septemiher, the same being Sale<ray, during the legal hours of ’sale, the folio*t ing de-erilH'd - real, property: “All that piece, pa peel <o li-.ict ,if, land situated lying and being: in tlu AC.'qUHt.V.,!»1‘ Bai irweM. State : of So:H h Icomlina, I'ontaining one hund’-d , BOILER FLUES ^ MILL CASTINGS AND SUPPLIES BELTINO, PACKING AND LACINQ wood, Ison and arett Bring KNUINM It Ml* A1 Ks in auto ftirqaii-k wurk LOMBARD IRON WORKS, AUGUSTA, GA. Send Us Your Job Work. CANDIDATE CARDS For Congress. 1 hereby •ani!-ea.-w=»- ney'-e’f as a can didate for Congn-ss from the Second Congi s-iona! District, under the Rules ami r*gu!afion< of the Demo cratic Primary, and pledge myself to support the nominees thereof. • .; 1Ruiuirt I,. (lunter. Saluda, S. t May G, 1924. I hereby annoitMce myself as a can didate for Congress m the Second Congressional District, .subject to the rules ami regulations of the Deitto- '•ratitg.prijru4.try election. Butler B. Hare. dafe for t the Stato Senate, subjectrto the rules of the Democratic Party-.* R. M. Mixson. Barnwell, S. G.. April 15, 1924. f hereliy announce myself as a Can- didate for the office of State Senator from Barnwell County, subject to the rules and regulations of the Demo cratic primary ele vton. A. B. Patterson. Blackvil! *, S C., .June 1924. I hereby annou.-io- myself a candi date for the office of State Senator, from Barnwell t’ounty, subject to the rules and reguiaHons of the Pem - crat ic primary .ele lion. Ik- I.. Weissinger. For House of Representatives. Barnwell. S. C.. April 12, 1924.cr I heijoby anouuee my-elf a candi- atc for reele. t:ion to *he House of -Uopn-sentat+v-es—from Barnwell Coun ty. subject to the. rules and regula tions-of the P-*mrreratie primary elec tion. Edgar A. Brown. ■ ——_ Tn‘iitun. S. C . May G, 1924. I hereby annuunce myself as a can didate for Congress in lh<* Second Congressional District, -ubject to tlu* rules and regulations of the Demo- eiad ie-pt-intary- election, —'— Zj B. R. Tillman. Aiken, S. .C., May 24. 1924. I hereby annoU’ice myself as a can didate for the office of Congress from the Second District of South Carolin i, subject to . the rules and regulations of the Democratic primary. G. L. Toole. VViIll-ton, S. (’.. June 2. 192^ I hereby announce myself a candi date for the office of Congress from the Second District, subject to the rules and regulations of the Demo cratic primary election. YV. D. Black. Kline, S. C., April 22, 1924. I hereby annunce myself a-caiuli- Tfate for election to the House of Representatives from Barnwell Coun ty. subject to the rules and regula- tj,ins of the-Democratic primary elec- tiou. Victor Lewis. Healing Springs, S. May 12, 1924. I hereby announce myself a candi- date for eleet-ovn-^o the--Hbuso-ol Rep- Vesentative- from Barnwell County, subject to the rule- and regulations of the Democratic primary,election. D YV. Heckle! For Coroner. For Solicitor. « - * Bamlierg, May 12, 1924. I hereby announce my candidacy for the office-of Solicitor in the Sec ond Judicial Circuit, under the rule- and regulations of the Democratic primary and phslging my support to the nominees thereof. P*. D. Carter. For Master. Barnwell, S. March 27, 1924. I hereby announce mysejf_a candi date for the office of Master for Barnwell County, subject to the rules, and regulations if the Democratic primary elect ion. (i. M. Greene. tl(MH cere mm .. or Ii*ns, and bound tbl. or> the \\ ('st by t he i mlit ut way of the I'arttlina .Midi iinrf Railway Com- pipiy; mi he Noy b by lands now o' - fonm rly i> f tile Ms’ ate of U. D I’.lunr ■; nil t be. Sol til by la nds itovv. or forme'i -- l.v of Gain ; and o- t !.e Fa t 1 >y laini- now Hi to Hi": 1 v !■ n.pvji as Tl :e B.wli ('■ id I'lac ' f' af- 1 he d t ra. t of i and be- iri): k'bown We -Ii i Hgt on Tt act '' Tei m • .. t Tale: (.'ash,’ .pure! i:iser fii |'o\ ! 0 p: pii'is an 1 tev „a - L -tamps and i i dip >ON|t wit b_ rbe M i -ter■ in < a^.- h or l>y cert it ta v clua 1; ten per tent < d t 1 H-. Oil aitt of s lid Tjd-, saui deposit • to bo ns t - -■ >od t a h ar j iipon com; iaia .■ v. It i. lern - of flu-! sc o -m Ii ( e. 1 ‘ o - ' * ! b bo ap’di ed as'fa' < ) i‘«ih ! >V. aid- r!r 1 1 'I'-' ■>r t o of ] 4iuG t _•O • • i j . e - ii a• : a!i• npitjil mb a. id fa ! ■ o cvMiipJy •.eh .hi- bid a ml ^ he term of -a!a i .-•a! tin- aaiotiiu .pt >:*!’. t a; died to- ward,-, idu- p;iyru' : it 0/ l! •• e. ■ !s and Ba: nw •!!. S. Man h 2H, 1921. I hen-! > annum' e mys-If a can !i- late f r the -dfire of M- -ter for Barnwali < minty, subject to the run - and regulations 7f the. Democrat ie jo ihia'v election. V. S. Owens. For S!u\ri:T. Blackville. S. C.. route 3, June 9,*1924. I hereby announce myself a candi date for the office of Coroner for Barn well County, subject to the rules and regulations of the Democratic pri mary election. YV A. Ross. Long Branch, June 9, 1924. I hereby announce myself a candi date for the office of Coroner for Barn well County, ^subject to the rule.* and regulations of the Democratic pri mary election. S. A. Hair. Barnwell, S. C., Jurto 9, 1924. I hereby announce myself a candi date for the office of Coroner for Barn well County, subject to the rules and regulations, of the Democratic pri mary election. » ,J. M. Diamond. Ashleigh, S. C., June 1G, 1924. rhere are nearly t wice as many Buicks in service today as any other make of car selling at $ 1,000 and above J ■ -v * DENMARK BUiCK CO., DENMARK, S. C. rjM SA ; V WHEN BETTER. AUTOMOBILES ARE BUILT, BUICK WILL BUILD THEM *J ♦> — V ❖ ❖: t ♦> t v t Y« v ❖ ? v ♦% ❖ I hereby annoume myself a card:- date for the office of Coroner ofL’ani- vvell County, suliiec* to the rules and regulation.^ of the .Democratic pr- mary election. i> 1^.' Lancaster, Bin \ il’.e C.. M- I:.. Jo, 1921 . I he.e! , -umounve niy-elf a iand - late ! I tin* office d’ Sheriff f Barits w-U C tinty. subject to the rub-* and - ,.f ' . ' 1' *m : iff, i - i H'. ■ '• Bom 1 H. Dv ■gUiUt rparv i pn- 1 h date l'o :a ■■!!.<" nv,rv.e I - For Magi-1rat•• M ,-,-h I. '921. I hereby at U i.ati foi re-» f Sb- 'iT of Bala Mngisi rate, for b- i • Me - and j h’P- ; ' 1' ..I;,..- 'nv;.' : ioiis .of the Detic .1. B. ' 9-. For Magistrate at Kline. K!me, S. C >.*.ril 29. 1924. I bervUy announce my- -df a < and- late f"r the offii ■ o* Magistrab* Kline, subject' to. th-- ru'.-s and r guln- flons id' the D.em - «•: >• invar\v A.-Or;- Sander*. f V ❖ ❖ ♦> ❖ is THE CORN Eli STO\E.;<>F SIV( FSS. FI iS 1HK IMI'hIM' \ V k FOINDATION OF WEALTH. PH K THRIFTY M\N !«> IMF ONE WHO KEEPS ALL OF HIS MONEY IN THE BANK. MAN*'. Y j >1 U . V DOLL AB.'SH AYE MORE CEN l'S. - - t * Pi T yopR MONEY IN a SAr K A V .y» ; N -IN.'T'.Ti. V N NY E RESPECTFULLY So Ml vV - At , i ; n K!m . S « M I he: , by .:.. . c. ru. date fur the -M Kline, siibjeet to t' e iations 'of the Dem ele< tion. 1 - 1 .u.; g . rn v i a tarn Vrate '■ un i reg.’ i>r.m r a i- tr v *:• * ❖ :*:♦ ❖ ■ ♦% THE Capital Stock, .SnD,D()().oo Make This Bank Your Best Servant. J. E. HARLEY. PRE3. . S. E. MOORE, V,iCF. FRES. N. G. YV. W ALKKR, \ i( -. [’LK • RALPH SMI TH < A>H ilrii * *> ❖ V V f ♦> V ❖ ♦ • ♦ ♦:* ♦ V ( ie <>( CourL espen es of a re- ab* . of the said piv!i|ii.-es and' t ow aids . ;uiy dehnueucy *.rhkl» may exist upon a re ale of the i!d mortgaged juenTTsT r si H. I,. OT.AN'NO\, Ma-ter <.>f BarinveH County. Master’s offiTe. Augird IT,' 1921. !*• • •or old and young Tuft s Liver Pills act as kindly cm the delicate temaie or in*rm old age as upon the vigorous man. Tutt’s Pills Tone and strengthen Jhe w.’ah Stonai/:, Bowels. Kidneus. and Bladder. 1 666 • i a ^prescription for Malaria, ’kills and Fever, Dengue or Bil- • a T ’ »us Fever. It kills the germs. '•Vlt.; ^ seasohjs Your Job Work. to foils _ 1 / pressio fc " ' • deliver /• •S.C.. Me!:. IT. : 92 1. cairil- t o’U'‘ !■» tin- Denb>- 1 hcroM •lU.MM Ml Pa t • my >t-Tf date f t tin ‘ n'V,. •' J Fieri; of Pm "We! * { <'”V\V .. ■ t ;■ *11 v‘s a! ‘i i 'g'lla‘ ioi n of tin e a:t ic prim fry e’e. ti,»n. <N . • C. Keys S ; B>. *-?iW el ‘. S . \p- Hu by an.hounci • myself date to ,su> - 1 my Set it" 1 Cijiurt f " Bt 1 nve’l (A in >:t y (ti—t he i U e and .re gut [it ions Denio ra: ie Primary ■. 1 - •' | V U R. 1. B 11 Hi la. .- I herel.y annod: c; i' e tar till 1 >13- < j**(Vl‘0'l‘ > ( ivA*!\ i the rule- aiul'!'e-!i, cratie primal v ei ' •• : * i re L \. \[my. ? . '.. d Uy- 2b. 192 1. n v-.-if a i-.u-iU- f Magi-Ua’e. o:i ■ :p. sil'hieel -l' «) i ^ i; i * h • ! > * m • [<*!:. . _ YV. (i C • •. . ❖ *> ♦> <•+> ♦> v v * *> di«a. O .a.a,. 4 * & i di- inu.m. dr S a>e Senate. -———V-- I* or • Mngislrat>*,. at—Durytra-M+mr Durhai S. dune 9, 1921. I bevel y anneirr.ee ma cand:- ;■••—f..r—* in- office of Magistrate as Dunhartoii. -uhjee' to t • lb-, and | M '* fegulat-ious of the Democratic, pri- |4BI ' j mad-v election, j"- ^ jS T T Ail ! l” 2 l or M igiutr.de at Meyer'- Mill. j | |) Meyer’s v r l. S. c.. J urn 7. 1921.) i ■ \- I !c 'by a aounce m cjal e f-.r ! e-elect ;*>n * : ' ad-indi- Offieo of) W t'm. S. ('., April 9 !:•: 1. ; yj ■ ;t <* for B'-rr. '• S -H.ug-, and 1 iv: .'by annoiin e myself a idlndi- ! Ka.ur Mjle Tow? hip . subject to the j date for the office• of State Sef.a’o'- i-nios and regul.r "ms <>: tin* D<*m from BarnUeil C unty, .subje.-t to tiie 1 rl . a tic. primai y ed lion, rules and regulations of tin iL-mo- B- Y>. Peeples. ciatig*pt imary election. ; ■ _y ■ <_ YV. C. Smith, I hejjdby announe'e myself a caiidi d ete for the offiia.* of-Magistrate of YY’illistoii, S. April 14, 1924 Bennett Springs and Four Mile Town- At the request of many'voters in ships, subject to the rule, and regula- YY iliiston and Rosemary townshins, I tions of the Dem u ratic primary. « 4 beg to announco t .0 I am n > ui 1 W, F. Duncan. Pain In Back & Sides / 1 ^ “T^OR A LONG TIME,” to get it for me. The very r says Mrs. Dora Payne, fir ^ bottIe seemed to help of HuntinWm Tonn me - After the second ... I ™ ^mugton. lenn . wag better than , had b een I felt listless, tired and in r^onthsr 1 certainly can worn-out. I did rtot feel like praise Cardui. doing my work, visiting or ”1 have taken three bot- " anything. ‘1 suffered much pain in my 1 back and sides. My limbs hurt, my knees would tremble without apparent cause and 1 would have to sit down. ”1 was very nervous. ... I would have a tired, dull headache. ties. Now 1 hardly wait, when the sun shines, to garden. I/Sm feeling fine.”. Similar results to those de scribed -above have been re ported by thousands of other women. Cardui’s 40 years of success should encourage you to give it a thorough trial for the relief of any ♦ ♦ >- v v ♦>♦♦♦ v v*> v *1* Trees and Plants FOR SALE! Fk JIT AND SHADE TRE. 5, l’E( AN TREES. ROSl i SHRUBS. EVERGREENS. HEDGE PL A NTS.land I — VINES. CATALOfi ON REQUEST ‘‘I had read so much about common female ailments. Cardui I asked my husband For sale everywhere. CARDUI ’• 'V/* 109 Ninth St.. AUGUSTA, GEORGIA. q The Woman’s Tonic DR. CECIL RAY, Physician and Surgeon. Office at Mace Drug CoYnpany. Barnwell, S. C. Advertise ir. THE PEOPLE.