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THF BARNWELL PEOPI.E. BARNWELL SOUTH GAROUNA.
THURSDAY, MARCH 12TH, 1925.
THE BARNWELL PEOPLE
Entered at the poet office at Barnwell,
S. C., as second-class matter.
JOHN W. HOLMES
1840-1912
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B. P. DAVIES, Editor and Proprietor.
SUBSCRIPTION RATES:
One Year $1 50
Six Months 1 .PO
Three Months 1 .50
(Strictly in Advance.)
as soumjinp hiass and a tjinklinv;
cynihal 4 ’ so lon^r as he fails to prav-
[tiee what he preaches.
TIU RSDAV. M VKCI1 12TH. 1925.
We certainly hope that winter is
through strutting: its stuff..
Financially speakimr. we wish there
Were more early settlers in these
Parts.
Why not reiiuire the legislature to
pay a ta\ on the tool hills they I'Hto-
duce ?
We have not been one of those who
believe that no Rood can come out of
Nazareth, hut these latest happen-
iURs lend color to^the'claim advanced
by many that he is not the stronjf-
minded executive that his silence has
helped create in the minds of,millions
of the American people, hut is, on
the other hand, just what Governor
A1 Smith, of New l ink, termed him
last year—"the myth jn the White
House.” L
| 7Tis-7)t|iititud*'s j bout economy are
^ev. P. .T McLean - and daughter.
Mjfis Marie, Mrs. Car pettier and son, a| ; , l
Bernard, and'Miss Evelyn Smith, of t ^
Aiken, were visitors here Sunday to
attend the church opening.
Mr. and, Mrs. W. H. Roilntree, ofj
Augusta, were visitors Sundry of
Mrs. J..A. Rountree.
Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Anderson and
Miss Belle Anderson, of .Dunbarton,
were visitors*Sumlay of Mrs. Claudia
Kennedy.
Social and Personal
News from Williston
If hot air were music, the editors
of some newspapers v>oTiTtt be trnnes
hands.
A motor d.io.sn't kn^. K unless there
is something wrong with it. Neither
docs u man.
l.ots of people in, tins section scorn
to he m sympathy with France in the
matter of repudiating debts. .That is
to say, their own debts.
If George Washington had lived in
these days of income tax returns he
probably would't have enjoyed such a
reputation for truthfulness.
Willh»toH* -March T. Pi. II. R.
Mutch.sin, of Columbia, was the
week-end guest of Mr. and Mrs. M.
II. S,lf.
Mr. and Mrs. Diitiio Johnson oti
Allendale, s'prrrtSttmfay w+tli Me. a mV
Mrs. .1. W. dohu s»n. . •
Mr. and Mrs.',!. M. Riley and s,in.
Melver. and Mrs. Mary Visser were
Mr. and Mrs. W. Mitchell and
Mrs, d. H. Riiutitree, of Barnwell,
were visitors in Williston Sunday
night to attend the organ recit il.
Bryant L. Weeks, of Florenee. was
called to the bedside of his mother,
Mrs. O. I... Weeks, who has been
quite sick for the last few days.
Miss Marguerite Courtney spent
the week-end with her sister. Miss
Ruby Courtney at Winthrup.
j>Mis. G. W. Whitaker attended the'
^Inauguration in Washington this week
and visited while there Maj. and Mrs.
A. M. Prentiss.
There is now talk of adding another
month to the year. As if things are
not bad enough without being bur-
denutl with tln> hmi-doo “Id” yeai in
and year out.
\ ■ - Hot Sui lay oT Mr. and Mrs, W.
1\. Kennedy.
Pr. and Mrs. Rolu rt B’aek. of Bam-
< erg, spent Sunday with. M IV A.
B. Newsom. I „
Mr. and Mrs. B. p. ilpTr a ; chil
dren, of Banilierg, spSu Sunday ^ tb
Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Lajtimer.
Pr. and Mrs. (I. .1. Trotti attended
the Shrine meet ire Columbia last w eek.
Misses Mary and Cieo Cole, of North
Augusta, were visitors lor.the
end of Miss Mayo Rountree.
„ Miss Bet tie Matthews has retu ned
from New York and other eastern
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Our Business by April 1st—
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Iff>ct*ns claim t ,v at the eye should
be exercised the same as other parts
of the body. But what, with short
skirts, fancy stockings, etc.. the
danger is that it w ill be over-exercis
ed.
The President and Fconotr..
President Cool idee has been \v v
Edward F. Polcen, D. C.
CHIROPRACTOR
I WILL KK IN BARNWELL EACH MONDAY, WEDNES
DAY \N1> FRIDAY VKTKRNOON.
For Vppointment W^ite or call
EDWARD F. POLCEN. Williston, S. C..
Office Over . Farmers Union Store
extravagunPof la 1 > in Ins talk about
his economy program. He ever went
so far tts to discard sanitary drinking
cups at the White House in favor of
the old fashioned glass, thus sacri
ficing sanitation to economy. • Ho op
posed the so!|dier bonus in the name
of economy, and yet he has sigm.f
the appropriation hill authori.ut g-an !
increase in pay to Congressmen o.
$2.5(H) and tt' cabinet officers of $•>.-
iHH) yeai !y. a more Iv.gatolle of a: out
$l.:hH).(HH). As one sptvial w. .tb
aptly phrast s it: (.'otbntge. the n.*!’-
tieian. has wot* out t'ver t'o.'lid.gc..'.t!'-*‘
ecovom’.'t.
The Peonb has "ot t '.demn d the
lVes:dcn.? cause h« :s a Ket'u'l'':.’.in.
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We are offering at oui plant, at Donora. S. C.. all
our store goods at cost, also store and office fur
niture and fixtures, 76 acres of land, houses and
buildings thereon, with twVsgood wells of water
with pumps and tank, two^ gasoline engines,
hand power corn sheller. and other articles that
we have used in conducting our business will be
sold as a whole*or in pa^t. as desired.
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200 bushels “Bank Account” Cotton Seed,
second year seed. . 1 have gotten very hne
results the past four years with this variety.
Paid $3.00 per bushel to Hastings Seed Co.
Price in sacks, $1.23 per bu. 300 bushels
of good, sound corn, at $1.50 per, bu. 100
bushels Porto Rico Sweet Potatoes. $1.25
per bu. 10 to 1 5 tons No. 1 Peavine Hay at
$25.00 per ton. 4 or 5 mules cheap for cash.
$50 to $100. All of above f. o. b, Robbins.
H. T. YOUMANS, Eilenton, S. C.
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For wars we have studied the lubrica
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owners an oil that is made specially tor
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The Buick ’Sealed Chassis" !’ From
front to rear, a cohtinuoLis wall of iron
and steel hotL-irijs behind which the
Buick driving units operate. Dirt and
weai* kept out,— lubrication kept in!
Only Buick has ail of this, protection.
.Another' big^ reason >hy the Buick
namek iT’ti synoipn^ for-reiiabiliu'^-
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