The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, April 09, 1925, Image 4
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THE BARNWELL PEOPLE, BARNWELL, SOUTH CAROLINA.
Thursday, april 9th, 1925
THE BARNWELL PEOPLE
filtered at the poet office at Barnwell,
S. C., as second-class matter.
JOHN W. HOLMES
1840-1912 .
B. P. DAVIES. Editor and Proprietor.
SUBSCRIPTION RATES:
One Year $1 60
Six Months I -00
Three Months -00
(Strictly in Advance.)
THURSDAY, APRIL 2ND, 1925.
’Rah for Barnwell.’
raise a couple of million dollars t>
finance its ambitious appropriation
bill, which, in the last analysis, is
beyond the means,of the State.
The State is nothinj? more nor less
than a collection of individuals and
like the individuals of which it is
composed, it must live within its
means or bankruptcy amT ruin 'will
follow. Since the nays of “easy
money” that came during and just
after the World War, it has been
difficult for many people to think in
terms of kiss than a million dollars.
This is especially true when the
money happens to be public funds.
r A man with an income of $100 a
month cannot afford to drive a Pack-
Barnwell High School News,
Puhiised Weekly by Pupils of the Barnwell High School.
We are proud to say that no one
ran away from school on April Fool’s
We_&eem to be the only school
community who, had no“ fools ’
Jh ill
Day.
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Barnwell and Barnwell County are
getting some very desirable publicity
these days. Under the above caption,
The Columbia Record published an
editorial Monday afternoon com
mending the people of this county
for their progressiveness in shipping
asparagus in carlots. We wish to
call the attention of The Record to
the fact, however, that Barnwell
County has been making carload
shipments of “grass” for a number of
years, but the first carload shipment
from the town of Barnwell was made
last week.
Next week a carload of poultry
will be shipped from Barnwell and
Aiken Counties, part of which will
be loaded at Blackville and Williston.
A little later, it is planned to load a car
at Barnwell, Dunbarton, Hilda and
Denmark for shipment via the Atlantic
(’oast Line Railroad.
A few days ago, Mr. Ira Fales,
clerk of the Town "Council, received a
'letter from “The Manufacturers’
Record,” of Baltimore, Md., seeking
further information relative to the
proposed textile industry for this
city, an account of which appeared in
a recent issue of The People.
The Columbia Record’s editorial
comment is as follows: . ^
“Again we pass up less important,
but possibly more jazzy subjects of
intere-t along {jfu- pike, to congratu
late the people of Barnwell County on
the fai t that they, have already begun
to ship asparagus in car load lots.-
“It is a dull day in South Carolina
when some live community is_not ship
ping out car loads or something good
for everybody to eat to the markets
of America. The other day it wn
McCormick County wbu h climbed on
the flivver with a carload of eggs.
“These signs of prosperity are n r
longer straws—they are trumpets
which tell the world that South Caro
lina .is carrying on in the most pro
gressive manner fvjr betterment, by
raising essentials of life and shipping
them when the market is bn d<.
“This versatility in farming does
not mean that we have clivoreed King
Cotton. That crown prince of won! 1 .h
is honored just as much as he eV"r
was, but we have di'S overed that if
is-far ■-afer to have several irorw in
the tire and so we air row feeding the
rest of the-world with good things, a-
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well as furnishing them clothes and
household lined.”
ard automobile, and,
token, a State with resources no
greater than those of South Carolina
cannot hope to sustain a budget on a
par with that of New York 0” Penn
sylvania, even though every member
of the_General Asseinblv__be a J’onz'.
The thunder of oratory that re
sounds through the State House per
haps has deafened the ears of tiro
solons to the voice of the- people “back
home,” but The People gives them
solemn warning here and now that
“vox populi” will he heard next sum
Miss Burckhaltcr, high school tear h-
yr of English and history, reports that
the pupils have been giving splendid
recitations during the last two weeks.
She-gives credit to the cool weather.
Interest is being taken in this
school in the Music Memory CuntOM.
Trut on in South Carolina by Winthrpn
College. The object is to be able to
recognize, give name and composer
of twenty out of forty pieces, the
names of which are sent out by Win-
throp College. The preliminary con
test is to ire held here next week and
the finals will bo held at Winthrop-in
duly. Large prizes are offered to tlv«
winners.'
the Music Memory Contest iwere
played on the Vietrola, which was
given them by the school and the
Music Study Club.
Athletics.
The Barnwell High School will play
the Denmark High School next Wed
nesday, April 8th. The game will he
held here.
On Friday, April 10th, we play Ai
ken High School in Aiken.
The rest of the schedule has not
been made out. Everybody is urged
to come out to the game. We promise
a good gam *
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mer and the “deer peepul” will sp
in no uncertain terms. “
has caused them to pr
economy in the administration of
their private affairs and they can s.-'
no good reason why the same rig, 1
economy camrota-be applied to the .*.'1-
ministration of public affaiVs.
lA‘t the Legislature do the sensible
thing for once—-reduce tlu> appropria-
ckm bill to conform to What can U
raised by an eouitable system of ta\-
Vtion and not drive the taxpayers t >
despgir with Bolshevik schemes of
taxation. To use. a homely simile ,
let’s “cut the garment to suit tiro
doth.”
The Department
, Science, whiidp was
of Dorm stic
added to th ;
H' 1 "! j - School tins term, with Miss Elma Cave
active j ig, 1 a . has been a success. The
pupils are intensely interested in it.
The articles made by the ninth grade
girls are well made and the things
cooked by the eighth grade girls rh,:. ^
have Inn-n good because we haven’t,
been able to get a taste.
“Two Killed- and Four Others
Hurt.”
“One Killed and Two Badly Wifi t.
^“Two Injured Men Die.”
The above hea Hines were taken
from the front page of a recent i--.su-•
of a conservative newspaper and
chronicle only a part -of the daily Jo"
of lives In-ing taken by the dead’y
automobile.
The same page also contained the
following headlines:
“Chapman, Found Guilty, Is Sen
tenced to Death.”
“Indian, Killer of a Cellmate, Gets
20 Years.” —— - 1 - —
“Aiken Father Shoots Son
Death, Charge.’’
“Find Body Hanging.”
And so ijt goes. Any comment,
rsf • • i
think, is unnecessary.
to
we
Superstition may be a delusion and
a snare, hut the Legislature convene!
on .January Kith and now look what
has happened!
The Legislature and lave
High School Local News.
On account of the illness of her
mother, Miss Blatt'was absent from
school all last week. Miss Elizabeth
Easterling ^uught the seventh grade
in Mi SS Blatt’s place.
While practicing base ball last
Tuesday afternoon Albert Cornell fell
and sprained his ankle. It was pain
ful hut he is out now.
Mrs. James Burckhalter pai<J a
short visit to the school last Wednes
day.
The following is the program of
the meeting of th, Bates Literary So
ciety April 8ih:
Debate: Resolvt d. that cooperative
marketing is helpful to the farmer.
Affirmative^ James Calhoun and
Brown Barker. Negative: Beverly
Simms and Bcthune Owens.
Piano Sold— Juanita Hayes.
Paper-/: Victory of Armlnius Over
the Legions-—Margaret McAllister.
Current Events--J. S.,Towne.
Jokes—Joe Brabham.
Definition of a Genth-marr. Selection
—Ariel ha Miller.
The public rs always -cordially In
vited to attend the meetings of cur
literary society. It meets every Wed
nesday in the school auditorium and
lasts from one till two o’clock.
Miss 'Burykhalter, accompanied by
her mother. Miss Marie Louise .Cor
nell and a party from Columbia, wit
-Ce—Maen di i Cerdons -Saturday ami
returned Sunday.
The A nolle Music Club of the Barn-
welt High School met Wednesday af-
terrioon at the School building for tip-
purpose of reorganizing. -\s no pro
gram had been made out, records for
Nine high school, gir ls chaperoned
by Miss Amelia McNab. hiked to
Salkohatehic last Satur day and had n
picnic lunch there, returning at two
o’clock. ■
The' nn-.-.h giade, chaperoned by
Mis-e (beech and Sixarc. went on a
picnic at lower Saikehatc-hie last
Wednesdav. '
Mi
'nd
ling.
Juanita Hay, : spirit the week-
Jamcsi: a.Hill at Sue:-
wjth
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Miss Edr.a Creech, the 1.n t ac
of the rdnthd|g'‘cvde. spent-the week
end at her home in Denmark.
The tenth grade held ap election to
choose officwis I on. Xl.npday, .Xh.u..J'e^.
silks were as follows: Presidenr,
B.own Parker; Vice-president, Ruth
Del s; Sec.-Tiers., Miriam CYeech.
Master and Sheriff
Make Several Saieo
Several sales o
maia by Ma
Sheriir Bone
Thco
re;
estate w
t r G. M. Grc -ne and
H. Dyeln s Moutlay.
the .d-rtP.er -t.e.'e -ae-
Mercar.tile Co., et a!., purchased by
V. S. Owe ns, attorney, for $200.
Sheriff IK-chos had advert ;sed s "-
eivl ti acts of land for sale under tax
e.v '-Ut!ons v hut they v ere elh sett'?it
and vvitkdraji-n vith one oxeeption. In
rile ( i- e of Th" Sta r vs, tin ‘-dal v-f
was
h im mdA**'
In fie ease (-f Kittie Gn
\ s. Jir-r S.-mi'i s, <t ale, pu
A. H. NinesUin, actorra-;.-.
In the c, * ' "
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lised by
$100,
e of the Home Bank of
A.-hleigh i arming and
irr h\ l G. M. Gt t el
V. L. Singleton
j bone,
A r impa •atively
here sale sdav.
the propertt
or $2t>.
small t i-oivtl wa
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Shortly a tier (he, T.egislat’.'ire core
vened in January, The People calk d
attintion to the far! that what the
Li>.payers of South ('a; >!ir
a want i
rev. nu ■ but
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w iih. th-' result I
tnaf they rr.ivc ,i rruaitifni |
deadloelc for si-voCd. v et-k-- in th '
not n> w yetii'eps o{
redo, t ion in. expeial,
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Easter
Of course you want new Foot-
wear for Easter, and you can
not come to a better place to
choose yours than right here,
where the newest is on display
F. W. Falkqnstein
Barnwell,
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Decorations that aid
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KODAKERS!
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Send your films to us for develop
ing and printing. One day service.
Write for prices.*
Lollar’s Studio
1423 Main Street
COLUMBIA SOUTH CAROLINA
We sell Eastman Films
V - of used cr.p'bupers vo the policy
’ eiiig .fyfbm ed by For d ilee'i s.
Phu.rmaey, of Blackville, an-
not/i.c:; a Rexall Ohe-Cent Sale for
xt week.
Mujhorin and Marks, of Augusta,
call attention to their display of Eas
ter. slippers.
The Morris Motor of Columbia,
is offering some exceptional values
in used autmobiles.
• A. Seigel, proprietor of the Star
Bargain Place, is advertising a big
Easter'reduction Sale.
The American Tobacco Co. is ad
vertising Bull Durham smoking to-
'bacco.
Lemon Bros., Inc., recommend th *
Full-O-Pep brand Oi chicken feed.
They also have incubators and brood
ers for poultry raisers.
The J. and J. Market is making
■some special prices on hams, etc. ,
The Best Pharmacy calls attention
to their line of fine Easter candies.
The Standard Oil Co. has *a new
Polarine advertisefftffTTt 1 in-'this issue.
The Vamp Theatre has an excellent
program for the coming week.
Cloud’s Green House* Augusta, can
supply flowers for-all occasions. The
Best Pharmacy is their agent in
Barnwell.
Mazursky’s Department Store is
calling attention to their display of
Easter footwear.
The Better Sort of Men’s
Clothes
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That is what you get
when you come here
for your new Easter
Outfit. - Carefully
tailored from the
choicest of the sea
son’s woolen s, these
Suits represent the
utmost in dollar for
dollar Clothing value
possible to secure.
L. Weiner
Opposite the Home Bank
Barnwell, S. C.
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Medium Oil
Days Are Here
The lighter, Oils which were just live thinf}
fen cold weather should now he replaced
with medium or heavy Oils for warm weath
er, if you wish to be sure that your molor has
proper lubrication. No charge for eh voting
POLARINE and MOBILOILS
20c and 30c Per Quart.
VICKERY BROS.
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When the dreacled cry of hre Cf/jura and
happens to be your hui-duig?, can you ho
free* from financial woryv, knowing timt
you are fully protected Irorn i.>as by a policy
in one of our strong ^ot^nernic’sl 1
Calhoun
Perry A.
Bank of Western
Carolina Building.
& Company
Pri
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South Car.
is a prescription for Malaria, Chills
and Fever, Dengue or Billious Feyer.
It kills the germs. - h-
Tutt’s Pills
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Induce regular habit, good
" C, digestion. Relieve the
< dyspeptic and debilitated
and tone up the system
AGAINST MALARIA
_ Grocery Headquarters
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Make this store your headquarters for your
Groceries. Royal Scarlet and Premier
Brands. Prompt and Courteous Service.
S.W. BLANTON
Phone No. 33 - | Barnwell, S. C.
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