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. { THURSDAY, JUNE 4TH f 1923. THE BARNWELL PEOPLE-SENTINEL, BARNWELL, SOUTH CAROLINA PAGE FIVE. % £ N BATHING SUITS For Men, Women and Children > v f’ Suits for Children 50c up. Men s two piece si^its, blue and white in a splendid quality, $3.90. Men s and Ladies in a large range of at- tractivecolors, $3.30 to $8.50> Bathing shoes, caps, belts and Swim Boys. * We Can Fit You. LEMON BROS., Inc. BARNWELL, S. C. The Rev. Howard Cady preached at I^enmark Sunday. '' Mr. and Mrs. Samuel W. Trotti, Jr., of Williston, were, visitors here Fri day. Mrs. J. (J. Hpwell and ehildi’en, of Lamar, are visitihp relatives i.i Barn- wel. '' ' Miss Miekie I.ampJtier, of Norfolk. Yu,, is the £ue<t of Miss Marie Louise Cornell. Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Holland, of I Spartanburg, were the jjuests of rela- I lives hen* Saturday. X / ^/lerea bouts ere anr, - Thone I s the Names of ^'«»ur Visitors, or Other Items of Local — Interest for This Column Mr.' Lewis of Allendale, was a Sumlav visitor here. Mr.-M. C. Dmmond leftfer .lessup. <Ja., Sunday bn business. * ' . : - Mr. H. L. O'Bannon was a business visitor in Allendale 1 Monday. Mrs. Josh Baxley\vi!l leave Sunday •for a visit to home folks at Elliott. Mi-s Ruby Peaeoek :> visiting fnejnfs.a'Hd—relat ives in Savannah, lia. Mis. Edgar A. Brown entertained the Li 1 tie Bridge Club last week. Messrs. J. (I. Patterson and "Him” oseley have returned from Wofford (College to spend, the sumnn r vaca- tionV ' --—( ■■ — — - * » j-Mrs. Letha Mims and IP tie son, i l.ioijji l. have retuihed to ( arfiden af ter ^visiting relatives aru) friends in • Barnwell and Bamberg CoiTrrties. I’m Glad, Mother . r' —. We Saved When We Were Young Mesdames (’h.trlie Brown. Sr., and [ Charlie Brown, Jr., and the latter’s little* daughtej; have returned from a visit to relatives in Washington. Miss Anna Clark, who his been attending Chi^ora College the past session, is Spelling the summer vaca tion with her uncle, Mr. M. B. Ha- good. Think of tbe pleasure in later life to know that you are financial ly able to care for yourself^that you are dependent 7 upon no one for the comforts to which your long years of labor justly entitle you. 1 here is only one^ safe way to reach this goal and that is by saving each pay day a certain amount of your income. We pay 5 per cent. Interest on your Savings. “If you have money, we want it.” “If you want money, we have it.” HOME BANK OF BARNWELL H \RRY I). ( ALHOl N, President NORMAN B. GAMBLE. Vice-President WILLIAM McNAB, Cashier JOHN B. McNAB, Asst. Cashier Mr. a ml Mrs. R. (1. Honidon, of Fur man. were visitors here Thursday. i Mrs. A. R. Wjjtllack, of I)f*iTTTTTirk, was the guest **i relatives here* ..-eveT- al days last week. Mr. George Grubbs, of West Palm Beach. Flp., visited his mother, Mrs. J. Grubbs, several days last week. His friends were glad to see him again. Mis. J. N. P.olep and family left for Valdosta, (?a.. ‘oh Tuesday, where thev : go to ma *«* their future home. Profs. -L IK Rulason at >1 Guyot -pent Monda\ and Tuesday in Abbe- V JlH . Mr. and Mrs.* Memi oe ’Terry spent Sunday in Blaekville, the gut sts of frit nds. Mr. .Flower- ('alhoun graduates this wtek from Wofford College and will return' heme within the next few days. j w* m mum ra m m rw m ww & \i 5 Uneasy Majtip Willis Duncan, of Edgefield, was a vi-itor in town on Monday, the guest of Air. and Mrs. W. II. Duncan. h fc- •••» Mr. and Mrs. Perry A. Pritv spent the week-end with her parents in Sumter. M- I*yn P. Hartley is at. home from Furman University for the summer Itolidays. -i * . — ,. Mr. and Mrs. t^hellie Black and 'little daughter -pent 'Wednesday: in Columbia. Miss Fli/abeth tfeason returned li me from A’inthrop ’College last wtek to spend the summer vacatiom Mesdames T, S. ( avt, L.^AT Cave and 11 ^L. O'B tnnon spPnjxAVednesday and Thilmtiay in Augff'ta last w r eek. Mrs. A. ApTemon left Wednesday for ILuTsville* to atteml the South (' .geifina Cotiferenee <d' S'lfial W ork- itLis i ! : . . Mrs. Lena Davies arrived n Barn well Frida' afternoon from Agnes St ott. College, Decatur. G;u, to spend the summer with her son. Mr. B. P. Davies. Miss Alma Rutherford*, if Ridge- lantl. and M'^-srs. R. A. K.ibler :\nd Johnnie Bloom, of Columbia, were the week-'end guests of Miss Ora Rut herford. Mr. Austin Cadle. of Detroit. M>etn. wh >sf* marriage to Miss Marp^Louist* ('•.rr.u:L.-Saturda\t' eyepimsH’s :u\ event of euf'dial interest, >emve<l i*i Barn well M'lnday. MissAfaiie. l.oui-t'C »i;ne',l e tert.nin 'd^uh two tables of bridge Wednes- nia morning of last week in honor of her house g;u P. Miss. Evelyn ( adle, of Detroit. Mich., and Mrs. \\ . H. , ■■K 1 hi no an, a recent britle. The Rev. R. W. Humpheritrs^K..con ducting a very suect*ssfuj^rm t*Ting in Blagkvij^? this week^ Miss Heb^UCalhoun will returnthis week t>nfn St. Matthews who-e she Jia>Malight for the past session. Mr. Nejl Lemon returned from Philadelphia last week after a' year of .hard' work 'n medical col! *ge. Airs. M. C. Diamond and ihildren and Misses Kali and Fiances Simms wa're visitors in I >e*nmai krjSunday. Mr. Bates Hag.ood has returned fmm Davidson ( ollege. N. < ., to spend tin* summer vacation with his parents. Mr. and Mrs, M. B. Haggod. Mrs. John Stevens ''fitfs'TeP.mied to h<*r home in Kershaw after a pleas ant vi<it to her sister. Mrs. Kdgar A. Brow n. .Miss Mamie Padgett . spent the week-end at the home of Mrs. J. W. C. Reed with her sister. Miss Estell Padgett. , ' * Mr. and Mrs. Gatw Owens, had as week-t'nil gUesis Mesdames W. A. Owens. Jr., and Annie Mahoney, of Augusta 1 , Mrs. Walker, of Eatonton. Ga... is the guest of her sister, Mrs. T. D. Creighton. Mrs. Walker, Mrs. Crflghton and Mrs. Allen Brown at- UO-u-le*] tin* ;*•) iulnal am of tin* joi meVS son from the medical ctrilege in Au gusta Monday. Tight Feeling "I used Thedford’s Black- Draught first for constipa tion,'’ said Mrs. C. E. Buutin, of R. F. D. 5, Starkville, Miss, “I would feel dull, stupid, and have severe headachss. even feverish. I had an uneasy, tight feeling In my stomach, j I read quite a bit about BLACK-DRAUGHT # .iver Medicine g I began using It and soon my . bowels acted regularly and I was greatly relieved. 1 qsed It every once .in a while for about 18 yearp. — "About 'two years ago I found 1 was having indtges tion. a tight smothering In my chest, then severe pain, 2 especially after eating sweets. 1 commenced taking, just a pinch of Black-Draught after meals,, ami by doing this I could eat anything. ‘‘I gave Black-Draught to my children for colds and headaches. I can certainly recommend It.” Black-Draught Is used, with satisfaction, by millions. Get Thedford’s. Sold Everywhere T-107 Miss Martha Speer returned to her home at Van Wyck on Saturday after a successful year’s work as teach* r in the Barnwell High school. Miss Speer made many friends here who will regret to know that sire will not return next^year. ('lem.xon College Scholarship Examinations. Miss* Jane Vaughn, Bamberg's ef ficient Home Demonstration agent, visited Miss Khna Gave on 'Saturday ^ind Sunday. .11 ST REC EIVED.—A’carload of oats direct from the West. Aitrac- ,tiv'e ffPices on large lots.—Farmers I’nlon Man antile Co.. Barnwell,S. C. Dr. Cecil B. Ray was rilled, to Orangeburg Tuesday as a witness in court, which is now in session. Mrs. Ray and children, Cecil B.. Boyd and the baby, accompanied him and while Competitive examinations to till va cant scholarships i>* Clemson College will be held on. Frida.vTJuly 10, 1923, beginning at 9 A M„ under the super vision of the County Superintendents of Education. The four-year -c-kolar- ships arr-open t< young men not less than sixteen years old who an* inter ested in one "of the regular Agricul tural or Textile courses. An applicant Selecting the Shirts you need for Summer is a pleasant task^ if you come here to do your choosing. All the nevvest and most popular patterns and colors are included in N ^ - - i — our offerings — and the lowness of the prices will please you.. F. W. Falkenstein Barnwell, S. C. ^♦^•L M ! V4 i**W**I**i**l* 4 i**-'*-**.**-‘**'****-**-"’*''***-***********J' v T. x ¥ ,T. B. Ellis J 11. Ellis X Miss Mary Roberts came down front Columbia Saturday *1 afternoon t<> spend thv week with relatives and {hwsh tr .„ ut and jaekH-h were nut.. "striking” -in fact they seemed to be on a strike. They amused them selves by catc hing a large numhej", of then; will visit Miss Esther Boyd, a j « two-ye ar scholarship in Agricul- dster of Mrs. Ray and'a member of ! ture must be .eighteen years old. the Orangeburg High School faculty. | Each seh darship' is worth $100.0(1! a session and free tuition of $40.00.! Messrs. A. A Lemon and Lloyd A scholarship winner must meet fully Plexieo enjoved a -days outing (in the requirement's fop admission , Little SaltkeliVtchie. Thursday, even Application blanks, catalogues and I Pleasing Gifts for June Graduates friends here. Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Cummings have f Mr apartments in the residence of Mrs^ .1, 0, Patterson, where} they are 'imw making their h<'me. I that 1 'species of perch known as“star.- keys.” ELLIS ENGINEERING ( 0. Mr. \V. H. Greene i nd Mrs. M. A. Thomas and children, of Ellenton, were ijh town Friday (visiting Mr. and Mrs. G.M. Greene. I Col. and Mrs.- llan \ D. Calhoun j returned home Thursday morning after a delightful tour of Florida. While away they visited and invested in real estate at Hollywood, a now Dr. W. M. Jones, [accompanied by Mesdames Jones, Owlensjmd Easter ling. spent Friday iif Augusta on a shopping expedition. . V * t Mrs. J. J. Bush and children. Brown Towles, Jim and Mary, and Mrs. B. P. Davies and Miss Sitgreaves spent Monday in Augusta. Th ( > friends of Miss Essie Livings ton are glaff to have her with them again*' after several weeks spent in the Columbia Hospital. x Mi ss Ella Louise Molair returned from Chicora College last week to spend the summer vacation with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Molair! Mrs. Leila K. Best and Messrs. L.. Kent H^st, of Columbia, and James A. Best, of Atlanta, Ga.', are expected Sunday for a few dayq visit to Mi's. G. M. Greene. . *'- 1 full information will be mailed to any, one interested. Write to | THE REGISTRAR. Clemson College. S. C. NOTICE OF SALE. -SC The Board of County Directors and th. County Delegation of. Bani- well County will offer for sftle at the Court Hou e at Barnwell, S. C. x on June 1.0th, at 12o’clock noon, id and , . , . , • .v. i if 1 $.10,000.00 worth ot serial road and city that is being built m the land of ^ . ■ . i .\ , a* . • . , . „ bridge bonds as provided by Act of flowers. They give glowing repoits K . , , ' . ... . r tho la-t (icneral Assemble, said of the beautyand progres'sivehess of . ■— . , bonds to liear ird crest .at a late not rtrl a ‘ • * 1 exceeding f» l £> per cent. Bids must , ... . y., . , ,,, be" sealed and deposit***! w ith the It will be arratifving to the many ^ , V , t v r> u Clerk of the Board of Directors be friends of Mr. James A. Best, for- ... , G , - A* fore the hour {jbov’e mentioned, and merlv of this place, but now of. At-' , ■ , , „ „ , . , .... > , .cash bid must be asepmpamed by a lanta, to know of his recent promo- . . , . , ,, » . Tr , , , .-.. certified check or cash in the sum of tion. He has been connected with A u -, , A . , ,, . .| , r $200.00 as good faith money. Bid* the Associated Press in Atlanta fori-. » ders whose bids are reiected will re- ess than a year, but in that short . , w ■ , ... , - . - 1 ceive their money back. .time has risen-to the positiori of mgnt j ^ KIRKI \ND chief operator ef the Southern Divis- , ^’e. ion. , 1 We have Nunnally’s Fine Candies in special ba?ees- that make excellent gifts at Commencement time. COME IN AND MAKE YOUR SELECTION TODAY. l . Barnwell Fruit Company fearnwell, l S. C. r T R. A. Ellis, Esq., has returned from Greenviller wheri* he attended a re- • £ ’ McLALRIN D. BROOK ER union of his classmates at Turman ,t. University. Of the 15 original mem- V hers, only seven or eight ai|p now. -j* left. . The occasion was thoroughly !jl enjoyed, giving them the opportunity, after many years of separation, to meet again and exchange i|eminis- cewpes. * —DENTIST— Office .Over J. ti. Moody’s Store So. Car'. Barpwell, .X-X'*X-X-XK''X-X''X-X-X~X'*X":* “Say It With Flowers” — from — CLOUD’S GREEN HOUSES * “Augustas Largest Green Houses” Prompt Service Day and Night 1 Block North of Children s Hospital 1423 Estes St. - Phone 3314 - Augusta, Ga. * BEST PHARMACY, Agents, Barnwell Advertise in THE PEOPLE. r r * 1 ’ . —— mm — ■■■* " .1 , .■ "■ ■ Hi ' / mmm