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mvvv. mm % THURSDAY, SEPTRHBBR 17/lUS THE rjr. m * V ^ M p • »* m 1 ■ „ ■‘i. ■ v > . Vv 3 In Men's Work ONLY $2.75 A PAIR sv • r.-J >< -• \ ' V-: : ' -**- r~r-i-- v< An Annoancement Ur the Patrons. -i» s': * We bought several dozen gf these high grade work shoes that usually 'Sell for $3.50, and offer them to our customers . r V ‘ . * 4 : ■ for only $2;75 a' A- LEMON BROS., Inc. h i»A ere an d ^Hereabouts ’Phone Us the Names of Your Visitors, or Other Items of Local Interest for Thi% Column. i Mr. P. J Hiers, of .Dunbarton, was ^business visitor here Monday. Mr. W. T. Aycock, of Bennettsville, was a business visitor here this week. Miss Pauline Pearce, of Columbia, is the f?uest of Mr. and Mrs. K. S. Dicks this week. Mr. ‘Johnnie Gary, who is now holding a position ip Blackville, was a visitor in town'Sunday. Miss Maggie Black, of the Yenome section, left last week for a visit - to friends at Early Branch, Gillison- vjlle and Beaufort. ✓ - Mrs. Mar<& Agard, of Vallejo, Cal., is expected here the latter part of this week to visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Simms. Mrs. W. P. Brabham and sons, Walter and J. W. Brabham, motored to Atlanta last week on a visit to her son, Joe Brabham, formerly of this city. Mr. John G. Simms came down from Washington, D. C., to spend two weeks with his parents, Mr. and Mrs C. C. Simms, before going to Orando, Fla, on the first of October, where he will be associated with the law firm of McGuire and Vorhiss. Mr. Simms has been one of the attorneys in the Prohibition Enforcement Unit for two years, where he has conducted himself commendably as an attorney, and his resignation to accept an in dependent association in the practice of his profession comes after much consideration on his part. Returns from Hospital. Mr; R. S. Dickf~returned Tiome last week froth a Columbia hospital, where he underwent a very serious opera tion some time ago. His friends will be glad to know that he is recovering rapidly tfnd hopes to be out' in a short while. It is the earnest desire of the board of trusteei thartfift session should be the best session that the . darnwell schools have ever had. We wish to keep our school growing not only in size but in its influence for good in the immunity, county and State. We hope to keep it constant- y improving in size, in equiument, and in the duality of work done as well as in the amount of wojrk ac complished by the pupils. In order to accomplish these alms the hoard of trustees have used aU the care and judgment possible in our selection of superintendent and teachers and in the formation of policies for the school for the year. After the first week of school we feel that we have >een fortunate as toell as carfful in oqr selection of teachers and now be- iave that all that is necessary to a most succssful year’s work is steady and constant study^ on the part of the pupils. With proper co-operation on the part of the patrons, teachers, superintendent and trustees this will )e secured, s. This announcement is really a plea on the part of the trustees for this co-operation from the patrons, not simply in the things that affect your own child directly but also in all the work of the school. Your trustees are busy men who serve without pay Hity News. T. B. Ellis J. B. Ellis ELLIS ENGINEERING CO. Land Surveying a Specialty. Lyndhurst, S. C. RANTED—Man with car to 'seH complete Une quality Auto Tires and Tubes. Exclusive Territory, ience not necessary. Salary $M(bOO per month.—Milestone Rubber Cstor pany. East Liverpool, Ohio. Mrs. Kellah Johnson and/Mrs. Eliza Smith paid Batnweil a short visit last Saturday afternoon. Mr. Wilton Smith spent the week end with his brother, Henry Smith, who is in ,the Orangeburg hispitai. Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Collins spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Hart- zog. • . . Mrs Margaret Hart-tog, aged 90, spent Sunday with her daughter Mrs. J. C. Dyches. * —auHM Mrs. Annie Woodward spent Sun- Bay at the home of Mcs. Isaac Hart- sog. The many friends of Mr. F.ussel Black will regret to learn of his ill less. His early recovery is hoped for. Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Collins and family motored to Barnwell Saturday afternoon. Preaching services were conducted here Sunday by the Rev. Mr. Falk of Bamberg. * Mr. Ponnelf Hair and Miss Daisy Hair and Miss Ollie Lee Jones at tended services at .Hilda Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Folk spent ^Sunday with the latter’s inother, Mrs. Julia Black. "‘Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Hartzog and little daughter, Lucile, visited Barn well Saturday afternoon. Mr. Paul Hartzog speqt Sunc^ty night at the home of his sister, Mrs Annie Woodward. Mr. Tobe Hightower and family, of Elko, attended the preaching service At Hilda Sunday. Miss Katherine Woodward spent the week-end with Misses Edna ant Bertha Mae Collins. Mr. Arthur Smith spent Sunday With his son, Henry, who is. in the Orangeburg hospital suffering with an amputated arm. His early recov ery is hoped for. Mr. Isaac Delk and family spent Sunday at the home of Mr. Frank RowelL V Misses Jennie Lou and Suqie Mae Hutto went, to pqeachinp at Hilda Sunday. v Miss Lucile Hartzog will return to the Cedar Springs Institute on the 22nd inst. This section was visited by a lifcht rain Sunday night. Misses Beatrice and Amirdth Col lins and Ogretta Black attended Services at Hilda Sunday. Mr. Furman Collins is suffering With a sprained arm. Mr, Harry StQl was a Visitor in the Hilda imetton Suaday night m - FOR RENT,—A five-room with bath and electric ^lights, on Mariboro Avenue, a short distance from school building and main busi ness section.—Mrs. - Leils Graham, 101 Williams St., Greenville, S. C. 10-21. * • . ' r T v , v" ■ v_ ' « . - , . r—i ■ > • V ■' ' ' For Success For man or child hank service is mdispensible in aims for success. For the child—a savings bank by ah means. It promotes the idea of thrift.—Encourage it! For the man, we recommend he familiarize himself with the many ways a bank can serve him. / Ours is a friendly organization and there is no way in which some branch of our special banking service can not be used to your advantage. Make this bank your bank. .Establish a credit through your dealings here. WE SOLICIT YOUR ACCOUNT. BANK OF WESTERN CAROUNA Barnwell, •»> S. G Grubbs. Misses Myrtie and Iris Grubbs, Messrs. Otto and Algie Grubbs were Visitors in Blaclcville Saturday af ternoon. as your representatives in emplovin^ Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Still, of Elko, teachers, forming policies and in ooking sfter the finances of the school. We wish to be really repres entative and therefore to knoAr the deas of the patrons and therefore we shall welcome any suggestions from patrons or friends of the school .at any time as to any phase of the work, or any questions as to policv shall receive our immediate, careful and courteous attention. However, the members of the board >10 not feel that thev should be bur dened'with the small details of the school and its internal management to the work of teacher* or nupPs. The internal menao'pment of the school is nronerly the work of the superintendent. All ouestions, sug gestions, or complaints as to the work of the teachers or pupils, all matters <tf behavior or disc»tfWne>, all matters that relate to individuals or classes should go to the superin tendent directly instead of having to reach him indirectly through some member of the board of trustees. All cases ofthis kind must ultimately Yeach the superintendent and be de cided by him. That m-what he is employed for. Less confusion 1 and annoyance and less opportunity for misunderstanding will result if the parents will carry all such matters directly to the superintendent. Not only this but quicker and more satis factory restHts wjll oe secured from the conference with the superintend- enL Both parent and superintendent may get a new viewpoint and new light on their problem of doing what (s best for the school and the indivi dual child. The superintendent will appreciate your interest and will give your suggestions courteous and im mediate attention. In case of diffi culties, and misunderstandings * he will be glad to give every assistance possible and to explain the position of the school and its authorities. For the reasons that he is in touch with the pupils and that ne understands 'the needs and requirements of the pupils and the scm>ol and the prob lems of school management better than we do and since he is our school expert and the solution of ques tions of internal management rests with him; we earnestly request that all such questions be carried to him directly and immediately. Board of Trustees. ■ Reedy Branch News. spent Sunday with the former’s par ents, Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Still. Misses Adell and Dorothy Still Spent the week-end with MiaSes Sadie and Katherine Creech. Mr. and Mrs. Broadus Still, of the Friendship section, - spent Sunday Svith the latter’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Black. Miss Lucile Odom, of Columbia, is spending a few days with Mr. and Mrs L.B.Collins. Mr. John Bla^k, of Bamberg, was a visitor here Sunday. Send Us Your Job Work. If you want Lunch I have it. Egg— Ham-*- Weinie— Cheese— Bologna— v Bamberger— Choice Steaks— Luncheon Loaf— Ham and Eggs— Cheese and Eggs, Etc.— Swifts Sterling Delicacy— Sandwiches 10c, Ho/ Coffee 6c, also a full line of Cigarettes, Cigars, Cold Drinks, Tobacco and Fruits. Open Until 11 SLcloek p. as. G. M. Anderson Court House Square, Barnwell. Don’t Throw Away * ** Your Old Mattress The ticking may be soiled or worn out hut the san b* womk w _ „ cleaned, cafided and felted. This, with a high grade make a mattress that cannot hoy for four renovating. Wo have tbs only factory of its the South. All work guaranteed. Highest dredt of customers over the entire State. Write for prices samples. NEW CHARLESTON MILLS, > % Renovating p. o. Box err FOR SALE^FinT Cow.—Apply to Mrs. M. D. Holmes, Bet -.well, S. C FOR SAUL—See R, C. Holman or Chas. Carroll Stamp if you want to boy some of the land formerly owned by P. Butler Hagood. 9-S-2te. ^PATRONIZE .Your Own ^ ; COLPORTEUR .. % ; -.-*£3 4 _ v%' ■- - ,*.£/ > 1 j . See or write me ^ir soy Bible, Testa ment or good hook you may need. The Life ef W. I, Brygn, the Great .Defender-of the Bible is just ootr. J. W. BOGGS, Hilda, 8. C. Reedy Branch, Sept. 14.—<-A mar riage that came as quite a surprise tg Mr-.»nd and Mrs. J. M. Grubbs and their friends was that qf their son, Moye Grubbs, and Miss Ruth Fore man, of Montgomery, Ala., which oc curred Sept. 8th. Mr. Grubbs west formerly of Barnwell County, hot for the past few years has held h position with the GrubbRCathcart tnany friends wish them V long life of happiness^ Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Harley, of the Hatailes section, spent Sunday with the latter’s father, Mr. /. Blade, Sr. Miss Essie Creech'spent the Week end with Mid Ada GilBam. Miss Mary Creech spent the week end with Misses Myrtie, and Iris Fhr Satisfactory Gradtar* Ship Y« DLETON I* Weights end Mr. jetton to MIDH PETERSON. Inc,