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Thursday, November 13, 1924.
THE BARNWELL TEOPLE, BARNWELL, SOUTH CAROLINA.
B usiness
IIldeh
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| laying mash to be before them ftll the
time in an open hoper: .1 lb«. corn
meal, 1 lb. wheat bran, 1 lb middlings,
lb., meat scraps.
A jrood gmin food: 2 lbs. cracked
corn, 1 lb. wheat, 1 lb. oats.
A fair estimate is to feed one quai l
of this in litter to twenty l ens daily,
when the laying mash *s before them
all the time.—Lula Chriesman, Home
Demonstration Agent.
CHRISTMAS GlI'TS:—-If you want
most unusual and attractive gifts for
( hristmas at a remarkably low price,
do your shopping at the Koselea Tea
Cottage and Gift Shop, 2010 Hayne
Aye., Aiken, S. C.
WE HAVE just opened and have on
display in our shop, the most ex
quisite hand made linens,, laces, rugs,
brasses of all kinds, rings, heads and
carved wood—all just received from
China:
FAKE A I) \\ (M l and drive over.
'V e will be glad to see you whether
. ou buy or ru^. Bring your friends
O. D. Moore , 68.74
Dave Jeffcoat ^ 63.00
W. E. Anderon _i 77.56
C. K. Sanders 15.60
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Alonzo Hairrson 2.50
Kimbrell Furniture Co. .. 160.10 |
.... 37.20!
8.75.
_____ 7.20
The
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m for lurnli uc
Aiken.
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tea when vou
are in
MASTER’S SALE.’
• HERE AND HEREABOUTS.
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Mi-s Pauline Holman lias returned
home after‘a pleasant visit to friends
i . Columbia.
The friemls trt - Mrs. .luli i R. Easter
ling will learn with regret That she has
been quite ill.
There will he a box supper at the
Hilda Baptist Church Friday night,
Nov. 1-lth. The public is cordially in
vited to attend.
Mr. .1. E. Harley. Jr., of the Univer
sity of South Carolina, spent the
week-end with his parents. Col. and
Mrs. J. E. Harley.
Friends of J. Julien Rush. Esq., will
regret to hear that he is confined to
his bed with an attack of pneumonia.
His early recovery is hoped for.
Mr. and Mr-. Osborne Reed and
baby have returned to their home in
Kings*;ee after a plea a it visit to the
termer’s .parents. Mr. and Mis. J. \V.
( . Reed.
State of South Carolina,
County of Barnwell.
Ml
Court of Common Pleas.
i
Mamie It. Sanders, Plajhtitf,
against
W. P. Peeples, Rachel Peeples and I.
0. Patterson, Jr., Defendants.
By virtue of a decretal order to me
directed in the above entitled cause, I
will sell at Barnwell, inj front of the
, Court HoOse, mi Monday, December
I 1st, P.t24, it being salesday in said
I month, within the legal hours of sale,
the Pillowing described tea 1 property,
to-wit:
All that piece, parcel or tract of
land, situate, lying and beng in Red
Oak Townhsip, Barnwell County, S.
C., containing one hundred and sixty-
three acres, more or less, and bound
ed North by lands of J. W. Walker;
East*by lands of Perry Owen'; South
liy lands of Ben Williams, and West
by lands of J. W. Walker, Aaron Han-
kinson and G. C. Beck.
Terms of sale: Cash, and purchaser
to pay for stamps and papers. The
successful bidder at said sale shall
immediately deposit with the Master
the sum" of $1,500.00 as an evidence of
good faith to carry out the te^ms of
his bid. and upon his failure to do so.
the Master shall immediately re-sell
said property, or re-advertise and
sell the same upon some subsequent
salesday on like terms.
H. L. O’BANNON.
Master.
Master’s office, Nov. 12. 1024.
Messrs. B. S. Moore. Jr., and Al-
t m Thompson, of the University of
v outh Carolina, -pent the week-end
in thi- city the guests of the former’s
arents. Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Moore.
The Barnwell Comity Sunday
S. honl Institute scheduled to open a*
r> ackville Sunday. November 16th.
.as been postponed for me week and
. ;1! begin it.* 'ession on Sijmday No-
v mber 23 rd.
Guests of Mrs. Richaidson.
Mr. and Mr«. James I.. Layton,, of
TacOma. Wash., 'topped over in Barn-
well twt) davs last week Uc a visit to
* v
their sister. Mrs. Terry Richardson.
They were en route to NT w Orleans,
vhere they will he locate 1 in the fu
ture. Mr. and Mrs. Layton made the
trip across the continent last summer
in tlfeir car, a ".Mercer,” visiting
places of national interest, along the
way.
Mr. Layton is employed by the Todd
Shipbuilding. Co., as inspector of en
gines, He installed the engines in The
S. cruisers “Omaha.
Send Us Your Job Work.
quarterly report of
BOARD OF COUNTY DIRECTORS
Quarter Ending September 31, 1921
J. M. Diamond
E. F. Woodward
Howell C. Jones
McMillan land Wati-on
C. M. Turner — 25.00
J. B. Morris 116.4.'
$41.66
_ 300.00
. 345.20
_ 313.io
Lemon I&r
B. ’ Mazursky 2--_ . w -_-
G. M. Main
'J. B. Armstrong
H. G. Boylston
Elma Cave ______ -
C. K. Sanders . . v —
The Barnwell People
J. R. MeC'ormack, M. D.
R. J. Rountree
W. 11. Manning
E. M..Kirkland
John K. Spelling .
P. O. Beasley
C. K. Sander' . -
Brown and Bush __ —
J. S. Still
Horace J, Crouch
J. B. Armstrong
('. A. Hensley, M.
.1. B. Monri' __
C. M. Turner
Eg C. Matthews*
W. L. Baxley
A. D. Furtick
H_F. Woodward
Hemy Hartz.'jg
Bk. of W. Can
L. P. McMillan
Howell C. Jones .
fii
5,309.00j'
._ 158.3,3 j*
._ 109.08 |
75.50
__ 40.25
_ 5.00
. _ 4.20
__ 122.21 ;
107.60 |
__ 29.16 |
30.35
__ 125.00
__ 100.00
T 150.0,0
H(b'>.00
63.89
___ 41.66
15.83
__ 103.18
51.74
___ V5.83
16.10
__ 169.17
___ 65.00
245.00
. 3.029.56
. . 56.88
Vamp
Theatre
W. P. Franklin 28.33
.__ l.»0
.__ 7.75
185.15
_ 45.00
._ 75.00
55.00
_ 200.28
27.50
126.00
103.14
110.00
104.43
145.70
38.00
. 13.41
335.78
t"'
•• %■
i
.1,491.53
___ 54.00
125.00
88.00
_. _ 60.50
. ..75.00
... 14.42.
3.73
_ _ _ 65.00
r
•Cincinna-"
ti.” and others and took Uvm on their
trial trips. He is connected with the
same company in New Orleans.
Do You Have Poultry?
If so. now is the time to arrange iq
: re f rr yrrur herrs. A g( oil jloulti'V"
ou.se sjmuld he providtd —ene that ;s
built according to South Carolina
’oultry House Con'trnctions. Call at
:,iy office if you would like to have
..ne. You can’t expect your hens to
work fvg- you if they arc v< 4 properly
housed and fed.
A grown hen that is under three
ears of aged' a veritable egg ma
chine if she is well cared lev and
properly —,—
E. D. Byers, Jr..
W. L. Baxley ~.
E. C. Matthews
Bk. of W. Car.
W. L. Baxley
Josep Baxley _.
W. E. Anderson
Vickery Bros.,
Bennie Owens
Sherman Dicks 1 36.00
Standard Oil Co. . ----- 141.20
Kendall Lumber Co. 3.20
A. B. McKerley 5.00
F. L. Still 110.00
J. B. Hair 1— 12.00
Barnwell Fillig Station .. 11.75
A. M. Anderson 55.06
A. O. San del’s h 1.00
W. D. Harley Motor Co. 78.9‘t
Dicks Auto Co. 10.15
T. R. Pender ___ 27.62
J. W. Smoak -- 44.00
N. F. Sanders - _ . - 55.00
E. W. D. Morris ' 12.00
•J. W. Folk - 146.58
Wall St. Pharmacy
H. B. Bates
Standard Oil Co.
Jseph Baxley _
Joseph Baxley __ .
N. F. Sanders
Terie Richardson -----
Henry Hartzog . _ __ 65.00
Bennie Ovv4^s 65.00
Joe Huggins
J. B. Morris
I. M. Pearl sin? and Sons -
G. N. Bodiford ______ . __
E. C. Matthews !
W. L. Baxley - __
O. D. Moore _
Phoenix Oil Co.
H. M. t’ass.els
Gallon Iron Works 382.10
Standard Oil Co. _ __ 48.88
W. E. Anderson T 18.86
The R. L. Bryan Co. 55.17
Braid and Sutton b 3.10
Ft. L. Bibnsoon 13.70
The Barnwell Sentinel ____ 12.00
The Barnwell Sentinel 13.00
C! S. Anderson 14.58
B. W. Peeples 16.66
I. F. Still _ 25.00
J. A. Morriis ------ 12.50
W. P. Sanders 29.15
R. L. Wooley 25.00
G. C. Best. Jr 12.50
J. F. Rountree . ..._ 15.83
J. S. Blume ... 27.92
Trotti Haitlen .. 12.50
B. A. Gunnels 15.00
G. R. Peeples ,-b__ _ 16.66
J. M. Scott 28.16
P. O. Beasley l._ __ ^9.15
Jas. M. Caldwell, Treas, __ 42.76
b. F. Molair _ 16.85
J. G. Moody, Jr. J 5.90
City Ice and Coal Co. 26.40
Rescue Orphanage 15.00
City Ice and Coa Co. . __ 15.05
J. R. Cheek and Son 28.77
Lemon Bros. 35.51
Farmers Union Mer. Co. . 80.00
A. J. Owens _* 42.46
E. W. Holman _, 15.75
Farmers Union Mer. (\>. _ 150.00
H. G. Boy I'ton _ 158.22
Charlie Brown --.-314.05
The .Baughman Stationei y .
Co. .1.022.22
C. K. Sanders -61.00
Don’t Miss
Any
of These!
TODAY—WEDNESDAY—“THE ALASKAN”—Starring Thoma*
Meighan.
THURSDAY, Nov. 13th—“WHAT SHALL I DO?
A drama of life in the factory world and the circles of-the
"Four Hundred,” in which an ‘acc ident causes a husband to suffer
from amnesia and forget his wife and child* When the wife is
about to. follow the path of ‘least resistanee, memory returns and
all ends/happily. j 1
FREE TICKETS (.nOD FOR THIS PICTURE.
FRIDAY, Nov. llt-h— < VIHERKA."
A drama of the emi tional conflict developing in a middle aged
man. married to a >ettled, highly conventional woman. Starring
Lewis Stone, Alma Rubens, Coii'tanc** Bennett and Irene Rich.
SA l l RD A V. N(iv. 15th—“OPEN ALL NIGH F.”
Adoljthe Manjou! Therese grew tired of her husband, Ed-
< mund. Sire low > a cave man. Her husband is advised by a
friend t "step out” so a> to make her jealous. He goes to see
the bicycle race and meets Lee, sweetheart of Petit Mathieu,
Frame’' champion bicycle rider. They go together to see the
race, iboe He finds hi' wife with Petit. The smell of onions on
Petit’s breath is enough to diive her back to her husband.
FREE TICK FITS GOOD FOR THIS SHOW.
MONDAY, Nov. 17th—"I HE HALF-BREED.’
A melodrama of the American Indian. The story concerns a
half-breed vvhu is polished by his contact with the Eastern world
of learning, but galled-4w*yond endurance by taunts about his
birth. He is in love with a white girl, vvhose‘ v father objects to
her regard for h:m. 1L' mother is evicted from her home by white
squatter. He reverts to type and fights for his lights. The hero
ine’s girl chum follow- him across the Mexican border and they
look into a happy future.
TUESDAY, Nov. 18th:' '
WEDNESDAY, Nov. 19th—“FEET OF CLAY.”
I
An up to date society drama, starring Rod LaRoque and Vera
Reynolds. An unusual picture.
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The house should he tight on the
North. East and West, hut open cn
the South. All cracks should be sto"-
ed so a draft will not blow by the in-
blovv ny
combs a
V A ✓
•nates’ heads, freezing codihs and vvud-
•j!es. When a poultry house is full o 4
racks, it is all the hen can do to live,
but when she has a well built, well i
'ventilated house and is fed a good
aying mash, proper amount of grain
food vvhibh is fed in a 'itter to force
her to work to find the grain, and has
green food such as rye. oats and
wheat, she will he a producer.
Free range or large yaids kept m
grass will furni'h plenty of green,
but when they are kept in small yards
these should he divided and one sec
tion be planted in quickly’ growing
green crops, such as rape/ oats and
ye. This method will furnish green j
feed and also help to keep the yards
< lean, which is a very ipr>o*'tant con-
siderajibi),
Good hinds of green feeds are ■
sprouted oats, alfalfa men . chopped i
alfalfa hay s( aked in water and fed.
Keep ovster shells before hens ail thJ r "’
rnv.eli Filling station 34.n5
H. M. ('assels -_ _ _ . 254.26
J. B. Morris -- 34 70
B. Mazursky lotkb:’
Fi-ed C. Brinkley 5.5o
J. S. Std! __ 12.75
First National Bank— 286.85
<’. F. Molair '..... , 47.50
P. W, Price . 11.50
J. H. Sweat ------ 44.87
J. B. Kirkland - j -. - 6.25
E. D. Dicks .5.52.(i0
The Frank Corp. 66(i.87
C. S. Anderson - - 14.58
I. F. Still : 25.60
K. W. People^ - ----- - „ 16.<I6
G. C. Best, Ji‘. _ ' I 12.50
R. L. Woo lev ------ . 25.00
,00.00
125.00
4 i .66
24.08
Mrs. A. A. I.- nfi n, Treas.
Horace J. Crouch
C. A. Hen-ley, M I).
J. B. Morris
E. (’. Matthews /-Gl.si
J, ,.M. Diiamond . 41.66
J.. M. Diiamond -.
W. L. Baxley _.
C. K. Sanders
W. H. Manning
John K. Snelling
J. W. Folk
J. F. Sweat
LeRoy Baughman, ..
B. Mazursky „•
Arrington Bros.
C. H. Greene
AV. P. Franklin .. J j.
J. H. Sander?
C. IL Dicks
W. E. Audersoon
J. B. Mon-i' .
J. B. Morris _ - .
Dicks Auto Co. .
W. L. Baxley
Standard Oil Co.
Gabon Iron Works --
Standard Oil Co.
W. T. Duncan
W. P. Sanders
R. L. Wooley
J. A. Morris _
B. W. Peeples
C. S. Anderson
P. O. Beasley .
J. M. Scott
J. S Blume
G R. Peeples
C A < •’rmeL
J. F. Pountree
J. M. D’amond
H. L. O’Bannon
H. L. O’Bannon
J. B. Armstpng
The Barnwell Peot
R. L. Bronson ..
The R. L. Bryan Co.
National Office Supply Co.
J. G. Moody, Jr.
J. L. Buist
The Be-t Pharmacy
A. J. Owens _. _.
Lemon Bros.
87.88
.-M.62
-60.00
1.54.81
.-35.0-1
-. 28.52
.- 1.75
-150.00
26 21
- 50.00
126.00
.13.40
7.25
119.95
.92.95
_ .23.00
1.5.00
-.29.;:
-2'.00
_. 1 2 50
,.16.66
’14.59
..29 15
.. 31.1 1
.29.92
17. 4m
’250
,ple\
it o>
41 K)
41.66
22.08
307.40
_33.75
.19.00
. 8.11
60,98
--V 7 o
.: io.oo
17.65
41.71
96.55
. 41.60
in.:;;
125.0c
.122.22
39.16
-liL2
Mace Drug CoT®^ 4.50
City Ice and C ial (V,. 13.85
Richard Thumps 3.75
Rescue Orp’nanage . 15.(»0
B. Mazursky . .. .al.U.t
L. ('ohen ... _ 14.20
represents the latest achievement in
typewriter construction, gives the greatest >
measure of satisfactory service and a
quality of work that is unsurpassed.
CONSIDER THESE FACTS: The Woodstock means more for the
money, ha* many superior features and excels in every particular.
Price and Terms Most Attractive.—Territory inquiries solicited:
Extra walue makes ea-y sales and attractive earnings.
Full Particulars on Request.
WOODSTOCK TYPEWRITER CO.
216 W. Monroe. ........ Chicago, U. S. A.
, B. P. DAVIES. Distributor, Barnwell, S. C.
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LONG TEKM MONEY to LEND I
J. A. Morris 12.50*
_W. P. Sanders 29.15 j
J. S. Blume 29.52
J. F. Rountree - 15.85
Trotti Hardin 1 —— 12.50
G. R. People- I- 16.66
B. A. Gunnels ' 15.00
J. M. Scott 30.86
C. F. Molair 25.50
The Best Phannac^) 54.70
Jas. M. Caldwell, iroas. 33.70
A. J. Owens 41.21
Jas. M. Caldw,ell, 1 reas. 35.55
Farmers Union Mer. Co._'_ 19,36
Lemon Bro-.
L. Cohen —..
Rescue Oi’jvhanage . .
Shuler tand Smoak _
J. S. Harley
| E. E. Gootbon ---- J ' k'
1 WTlliston Motor Co. "831.00 |
i Epps’ Phaitnacy 7. r 4.40;
,--- i -
65.19 (
i * 4o i
io.oo;
57.50 !
_ v 3.00 '
time, give.fresS wate^-dany. A'^'omJ . ' Turrentine Auto Co. k 2.35
\ • ‘V . '• *
\
J. S. Still ... .v 150.00
(’. M. Turner .66.89
E. M. Kii'klaod HIO.OO
J. B. Armtrqng i 63.39
W. J. W. Glbvef 120.00
First National Bank .. ..349.06
C. O. Meyer. Agt. . .. 75.no
J. B. Armstrong 2.308.10
Terie Richardson -.7.26
Joseph Baxley .--75.09
W. F. Bates f
H. E. Given? .
Lomi Boyd - —
H. J. Bush ....
Beilnie Owens
Henry Hartzog
F. H. Rountree
J()se))h Baxey
N. F. Sander-
P. P. Carter r
J. W. Smoak!... 44.50
Joe Huggins'..-. .. . -55.00
, J. R. Ray .! -.5 00
P. F. Parker .. IT?).*
Ashley and Co. • .163 6.2
B. L. Peeples , -15.75
H. M. CaggeU .-279.65
-D. W: Brown -.57.00
K. Diamond 1- .--40.CG
4.00
25.0'*
5.00
65.60
65.00
2.('9
L. J. 'Baughman
16,50
J. R. Cheek and Sun
. -. 36.01
C. F. Mojair
. . -55.TTT
The Palace Market
.18,77
Wa!+' a unary
2)0
Elma Cave
K19.118
Elma Cave
.109.08
C. K. Sanders
H H. 'G. Boylst irt 1
.. ... . 158.33
G. M. Main .. _
- 7.20
C.tK. Sanders
.. .571*0.
C. K. Sander- .
1 12 32
C. K. Sand.ms
20.t m
C. K. Sand.m s -
... f4.30
Mrs. A. A. I ‘mon. f
ea < . 5*./'.CO
P. W. Price
. i.’>.(/*•
r i
0 perct-nl. interest on large amounts.
Private funds for small loans.
BROWN & BUSH
LAWYERS BAliXWELL^SOUTH CAR
--30.00
55.00
7.(:0
C. C. Owens
J. B. Armstrong^
W\ H. Manning .
J. B. Morris
J. K. Snelling
C. M. Turner . _
J. W. Folk
C. K. Sanders
J. B. Armstrong .
E. C. Matthews .
Horace J. Crouch
E. M. Kirkland
C. A. Hensley. M.
J.' S. Still
W. L. Baxley ..- r < ----
J. S: Still - -
E. F. Woodward..-...:—
J. M. Smith and Son
Ja.'. M. Caldwell, Treas.
D.
4.29
1,503.75
55.55
..36.68
29.16
. 13.33
r _-70.45
..125.00
63.89
160.(4
140.50
.-.100.00
; 41.66
.150.00
! 21.33
3.71
. . 326,46
. . .63.60
55.28
LIC TEl MONEY TO LEIIO
Farm Loans 6 per cent, large amounts. Town prop
erty in Barnwell, residential and business, 7 per cent.
vi* Loans procured promptly at lowest cost.
Allendale, Bjamberg and Barnwell Counties;
thomasmTboulware
Attorney-at-law - Barnwell, S. C.
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