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THURSDAY; OCTOBER 15, 1925. SHERIFFS SALE. State of “South Carolina,' - ■■ ■ —r* County of Barnwell. THE STATF r- i ■ ■ vs. 1 ANDREW JEFFERSON :—- Under and By viitue of a Tax Ex ecution to me directed by J. B. Arm strong, Treasurer of Barnwell County, I have this day levied upon and will sell to the highest bidder for cash, {between the legal kou 1-8 of sale in front of the Court House at Barn well, S. C., on Mond*y, 4 the 2nd day of November, 1925, this being sales- day in said month, the following de- fibed real estatet One jot and building in town of laekvHle, and bounded as follows: orth by Wesley Robinson; East by be Halford; West by Public ROad, and South by City property. • Levied upon and sold to satisfy the ove Execution and Costs. v BONCIL H. DYCHES, Sheriff, B. C. Barnwell, S. C., 12th day offOct. 1925. MASTERS SALE. 'State of'South Carolina, County of Barnwell. In the Court of Common Pleas. Mrs. Rosa G. St&nsell, Plaintiff, : vs. J. R. Keel, Home Bank of Barnwell. R. J. Rountree, Mrs. Martha A. Keel r.nd Mrs. Leila Keel. Defendants. By virtue of a decretal order to me directed in the above entitled cause, I will sell at Barnwell, S. C., in front of the Court House, on Monday, No vember 2nd, 1925, it being salesday * in said month, within the legal hours of sale, the following described real property, to-wit: All that tract or parcel of land situate, lying and Being in the County and State aforesaid, known as the Whilden Hair place. containing eighty (80) a^res. more or less, and bounded on the North by lands of James Peeples; on the East by lands of J. S. Birt; on the South by estate of J. E. Birt and on the West by lands of D. M. Johnson, being the same land purchased from Martha A. K**el by J. R. Keel. ^ Terms of sale, Cash. . Purchaser for stamps and papers. Wk j ‘ H. L. O’BANNON, • Special Master. Missionary Society Entertained at Olar '' Olar, Oct. 11.—Wednesday after- noon, October 7, Mrs. G. B. Kearse entertained the Woman’s Missionary society of the Ehrhardt Baptist church, at her lovely country home in the Kearse section, complimenting her sister, Miss Margaret Oswald of Allendale. The two rooms were thrown en suite and decorated with goldenrpd and ferns, in which seven tables of progressive contests pertain ing to the study of tne Bible and ’mis sions were Mrs. G. N. Smith of Ehrhardt won the score prize, a box of candy, while the booby was cut by a few others. At the close of the .contests iced punch with marshmel- low cakes and wafers were served the color scheme of gold and white being carried out in the place cards, favors and refreshments. Mrs. Kearse was assisied in entertaining by her young daughteis, Misses Gladys, Vitginria and Helen Kearse. The invited guests of the afternoon were Misses Oswald ami Pitts of Allendale and Mcsdames B. and H. A. Kearse. Outstanding among the many social affairs being given for Miss Mildred Uook, bride-elect, was the miscellan eous shower last Friday afternoon at which Mr$. C, F. Rizer was hostess. The living room and parlors were tastefully decorated in various color- ^ed flowers and potted plants. The bride’s place was marked by » white chair with airy bow of tulle, from which hung a bow of cupids tied with ribbons. To the strains of a bridal chorus the bride-elect was escorted in bv Miss Evelyn Hartzog and greet ed with a showor of rioe. The contest waitten on heart shap ed cards with answers containing the heart was enjoyed, in which Mrs. Archie Parker was the recipient of the first prize, a ponder jar novelty while Mrs. George I. Odom received the consolation. The guests were next favored with the song “Oh, Promise Me” by Mrs. Atticus H. Neeley. After which in (camp little Daisy Lucile Gcfodwin dressed as eppid driven by , Maiy Caroline Goodwin and Maxwell Hart zog, who on reaching the bride-to-be turned over the reins to her and lead the way into the dining room where she found on display an array of gorgeous lingerie, house linens and an assortment of lovely and useful gifts for the new home The hostess gift to the honor guest was a lovely r.uit of sheerest lingerie. Tht refresthments consisted of chicken salad on lettuce with pink rose rtickuns as favors, cheese straws, sandwiches, sr.ltines and iced tta. About yom Health Things You Should Know Instead of bribing a jury to dis agree why ijot put a man and his wife on the jury. October 11-17 MASTERS SALE. If your birthday is this week, you are very fond of luxury, beauty, and physical comforts. You love excitement and' are irrcsistiblly at tracted toward the busiest throng. You are competent and level-head ed, extremely conscientious in the performance of your duties. You readily acquire knowledge, and are a natural leader of mar kind, holding your power over your fellow men by sheer force of un assailable right. Your great love for humanity makes you very ap proachable—and regardless of your position jn life, you are never too busy to hear and sympathize with other people’s troubles. Persons born under fhese dates are inclined to be very sensitive, permitting trifling affairs to cause them deep distress. Very easily hurt, they often imagine that they are not valued at their true worth. They are nervous and excitable, and at such times, blame all who may be around them for their -nervous state. Women born under these dates are very domestic. They are also fine librarians, teachers, music instructors, and actresses. The men are very shrewd—and are excellent business men—successful in any o’v)TVv ul*o make fine lawyers, judges, interpreters, and by John Joseph Gaines, M. D Danger in 6 O’clock Dinner* In this letter, I would like to record some observationK gleaned from many years of first-hand ex perience. Suppose I meet with one hundred men, all over eighty years of age, and find them without ex ception, capable, busy, and happy. What more natnral thing,. thap t<* inquire how these men attaint: ! such magnificient power. They must have lived right, for penal ties sure if men live wronp. Hew are the outstanding facts: They are all breakfast-eaters. No*, one of them indulges in six-o’clock dinners! A gentleman of one hun dred and one years, told me be never started the night on a ful 1 stomach—his wa’ming was “lie couldn't sleep after a full supper."’ A lady of ninety-two informed’ me that breakfast was her best meal, and. that the harder she worked, the less she ate at night. At my interview, she was alert, stead>- nerved, keen of hearing, and look ed a woman of fifty. On the other hand, suppose I am consulted by- a hundred men, aged from forty-five to sixty, all with dangerous symptoms and com pelled to “lay off business.” Every man with high blood-pressure many with hopelessly damaged kidneys, some with paralysis, most of them city dwellers, all of them overweight, all of them stricken down “in the harness.” Dietary about like this: A hurried cup of coffee and a splash of cereal for breakfast ere the ear for the office; a busy* forenoon, and lunch down-town; A “hot dog” or a pie- counter abomination; a heavy afternoon’s mental toil; a dinnei beyond computation in all that the land affords. To bed at midnight, or later—up at nine o’clock ne^i morning,—and repeat. These men never reach eighty. We may dr**, our own conclusions. •% Next week—Tubercular germ: are not inherited. He Understood. Experience- Service -Responsibil ty \r Are what you expect of your factors, and we • can satisfy you In each respect. WE CAN SECURE YOU THE BEST RESULTS HERE LIBERAL ADVANCES ON CONSIGNMENTS '•i' WIENGES & CO. Augusta, - Cotton Factors - Georgia HIGH UP IN THE SOUTHERN APPALACHIAN MOUNTAINS OF WESTERN NORTH CAROLINA EASTERN TENNESSEE and NORTH GEORGIA Land of the Sky Are Many Good Places to SPEND YOUR SUMMER VACATION Reduced Summer Fares to All Summer Tourist Resorts ' Tickets on Sale Daily Beginning May 15th ""Gipocl Until October 31st, 1925 Write for Summer Vacation Folder State of South Carolina, County of Barnwell. In the Court of Common Pleas. Jahe O’Banner Birt, et aL Plaintiff, vs. Randall Lee Birt, et al., x - Defendants. By virtue of a decretal order to me directed in the above entitled cause, I will sell at* Barnwell, S. C., in front of the Cpurt 'House, on Monday, No vember 2nd, 1925; it being salesday in said month, within the legal hours of sale, the following described real property, to-wit: > r . All that certain traej.. piece or par cel of land, situate, lying and being in the County of Barnwell, State of South Carolina, containing one hun dred arid seventy-eight and one-half acres, more or less, and bounded ** v follows: On the North by lands of Emjna Hankinson, formerly James Peeples; on the East by lands of F. H. Hitt, formerly Henry Hair, a,nd the Public Road from Long Branch church to Farrell’a Lake, which separ ates said land from lands of P. F. Henderson and R. C. Holman; on the nth by lands of Mrs. V. P. Bonner, erly O. H- Owens, and Sol. Keel, , ^rmerir G. D. Birt; and West by “^fands of Mrs. Martha Keel and J. R. Keel, fArmerly John E. Birt. Terms of sale, Cash. Purchaser to pay for stamps and papers. G. M. GRENE. Master, Barnwell County." Masters office, Oct. 12, 1925. Lady Clair Demonstration SATURDAY, OCTOBER 31St * Due to the fact that the advertising mat ter for the LADY CLAIR FLOUR Demon stration failed to arrive on time for the dem- onstratiort scheduled to be held on Sept. 26’ 1 have arranged to have the demonstration on SATURDAY, OCTOBER 31»t. Consult Ticket Agent.- SOUTHERN RAILWAY SYSTEM Employer:—(to mother who has] brought her son in answer to ad.) ‘Is the boy absolutely honest?’ Mother, (with knowing smile), “Oh,] absolutely honest, but of course, he ] knows that business is business.” Faces fire 'Without i 16 Sacks LADY .CLAIR Flour, ^ 10 Sacks Granulated Sugar, 10 Bottle* of VAN-NIL — - \ . • - y " . ? to be given at * * P. J. Hiers DUNBARTON S. C. SATURDAY OCTOBER 31ST, at 3 P ; m. IT PAYS TO TRADE AT HIERS’ Watch for LADY CLAIR Advertuing Car. f It takes a mighty good oa to sund the withering blasts of burning gases that whirl past the cylinder walls hun dreds of times a minute. Long ex perience in refining has taught us how to give oil tbst STANDARD MOTOR OILS THE MACHINERY SUPPLY HOUSE 700 pound Howe Cotton Scale complete with frame for $70.00 delivered to your freight station, provided check accompanies order. This is considerably below regular price,, but we have several we do not want to carry over to next season. Everything the Ginner and Mill Man Wants* Columbia Supply Company ^ 823 West Gcrvais St. CohraMa, 8. C. K > - 4 i / / / Don’t tm»t to Luck TO TAKE CARS OF YOUB LOVSD ONES AFTSa YOU ARE DEAD. LET ME PSOTECr TtlEM NOV WITH ONE OF THE BEST UF* INSURANCE POLICIES ON THE MARKET. GIVE THEM THE PRFOTECTION TO WHICH THEY ARE ENTITLED.