Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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THURSDAY, DECEMBER 24. 19^. • i THE BARNWELL HSOPULEENTINKL, BAEfeWELL, SOUTH CAROLINA V . V ' r t _ J. : And T)ie Story Was . / Never’Told - 1 By • - i “Rube” Gddberg V ■ ■ ; ,-'v ■ ' . v - t*» Oil.n * « t c •» i 1 TCCU > THC FOUCS THpcr «rofey* OOe H€ARjfc» THC OTHCU. MIGHT ABOUT TWe TWO CHlMA»nCM- lf*S A GCBCAH OMC6 -mewB vocfte-rtop CHlMAHEW WHO DAoMe A LAUMbfcC f* UJ6LL, AMYWAC CMC OAT -THer.sr<3W6L (M FOOMT pp A<W*RT STQftg-J Mtvm*r\S^ u»^kj<s-»t WAS A FlftH Att Riortr- KHSe rr xt»M. OoA'Ce A HAM (jOAS COM IMG our OF *TH< srofte carrTinxj A HCRRlMG Husband Kills Wife and Shoots Himself Orangeburg, Dec. 21.—Mrs. Dora B. Way, prominent in local politics, s»as shot and killed today by, it is I'lleged, her husband, Allerf W*y, at their home in the lower part of Orangeburg County. Way then shot himself twice and is now in a serious condition ajt the city hospital here. After shooting his wife with a pis tol, Way turned the weapon, upon himself but a son, Allen, Jr., grap- , tiled with him in an effort to pre- i vent him killing himself. He in- ricted a serious “wound, however, and !ater secured a shotgun which he *>red into his right shoulder. A dispute about the sale of some turkeys brought on a quarrel be tween the couple, according to in formation received here. Way was tlaced under quard «at the hospital -vhere he is receiving medical care. Allen Way, Jr., a married son, took the younger children to his home. Mrs. Way had twice been a candi date for the Legislature, and was active in public affairs generally. Her father, Dr. W. S. Barton, was prominent in South Carolina affairs uring the Tillman era of the nine ties, when he was a State Senator. A WONDERFUL OIM’OHTUNITY will be afforded to the people of Barn well County for a long time to come, 4s it is the best investment ever yet offered them. Advertise in The People-Sentinel. Finds Wedding Ring. While working in his yard a few days ago, Capt. G. M. Main, Barnwell County’s efficient jailer, dug up an eighteen-karat gold wedding ring, which apparently had been lost for a long time. The following inscription was engraved on the inside: “E. A. W. to A. L.” Capt Main will be glad, of course, to return the' ring to its rightful owner. Advertise in THE PEOPLE-SENTINEL B> J. M. K>un. On the 30th of December (next’ Wednesday evening) ah opportunity > f unusual importance will be offered •> the people of Barnwell County, ‘.Arough the enterprise and good taste •f the manager of the Vamp Theatre. On that evening we are to offered "The Bohemian Girl,” by a company f artists whose rendition of the great opera will be throughly ade- uate in Vvei y respect. Anyone who wns a graph >phone or Virtrola has, with out doubt . listened to many selections from this musical master^ niece, as it is perhaps, the most popu- «r of alj the operas. To miss hear- ng it on this opportunity will be a great loss, and the occasion is one where we might well deny ourselves MTV jnany other entertainments ’nther than mjss “The Bohemian Girl” *TTve opera is highly educational in . a musical way and everyone, including Uoys and girls of 12 years and up.- •■vard, should use every effort within their reach to hear it. The music is especially tuneful and often intrigu- ',ng and never fails to captivate. Y^iu would better cut out several meals a week from your usual diet ary, and put the saving in a ticket the Vamp Theatre next Wednes day evening than fail to be there. You may be sure the money so spSpt will prove an investment pay ing interest in pleasure during the balance of your life. Like all suc cessful operas it supplies you with a standard by which to judge music, so that, after hearing a few of these prodigies of musical genius and skill and cheap, ephemeral, so-called mus ic loses its flavor and ceases to in ;«rest you: you may then count yourself on the high road to ad miration and enjoyment of the real thing. You are po longer misled by false gods) but sustained by the faith and knowledge of the true interpretation of the Spirit of Mus ic. You, some degree, at least become shhret and co-partner in its interpretation. Being of the flesh, all of our sen sations, ambitions, aspirations come up through the senses, and therefore everything we touch or do is neces sarily sensual. Music, the most elevating of the arts, is thoroughly sensual, but it touches on the spirit ual at many points, and is really the bridge connecting earth with Heaven, by which the great aspirations of the soul reach the celestial boundaries and scale the defending heights. Therefore. I repeat that a ticket to the Vamp next Wednesday night is the very greatest iovestmsnt that our Radio in a Pooley Cabinet? Let Mr. Kent tell you. The Pooley Radio Cabinet is approved for Atwater Kent Radio because of the, design and quality of Pooley cabinet work and because of the tone qualities of the Pooley built-in floating horn. Bolh meet the standards we set and maintain for Atwater Kent Receivers . and Speakers.” - (Signed) A. Atwater Kent 4 ,3 Beware ot imi tations. Look for the name "Pooley” on the arm rest., Olher models at $22->, $260, $263 and Radio - Phonograph at $295. All fully do- scribedandpiciureJ in a booklet mailed i on request. J Pooley Cabinets Without Sets If t.mi already have an \lv» jlrr Kent Radio Set you can get far it a Pooley Radio Cabinet with Pnulay bnilt-in> loafing ll.ru, through your dealer. la> AMES mean something in radio today.' They are as important in radio cabinets as in sets. You select Atwater Kent Radio by-its reputation—why not buy a cabinet f<}r it approved by Atwater Kent. Only in a Pooley Cabinet can you get the built-in Pooley floating horn with its pure and mellow tone—and tone is what makes radio "wear well” 5 ' 'mmmm v in your home. The Pooley horn is built expressly for the kind and volume of .sound emanating ’ from Atwater Kent Receivers. The Pooley horn, with the celebrated Atwater Kent reproducing Unit, forms a combination which produces a X • ' ‘ » ’ —r- » Peoples Hardware Co., Walterboro, S. C. ^. Williams Auto Electric Co.,-Orangebuj%, S. C. Yv. . ,* ^ ■ - t Mt. Pleasant Pharmacy _Mt. Pleasant, S. C. -K L. Spann, - “ Bamberg, S. C. Wiggins and Son, Inc., Estill, S. C. • Califfs Drug Store, North Charleston, S. C. . * . .» N. .4 • .1.’ N. ‘ ' . ■ , . ' ' • >S V4_' -- ■ ' ' ’• ■' -7 . v Hampton Hferdware Co., ..Hampton, S. C. Ideal Service Station Kingstree, S. #. L. D. Rubin Electric Co., ..Charleston, 8. C. Blackville Hardware Co. —.Blackville, S. C. . V/*;r r rjr> t ItiimvI* < • f rrt. </ vy There are tliree ways you can identify a Pooley Radio Cabinet (1) BythenameHPooley* on the arm resL (2) By the tone qualities of its built-in floating horn. (3) By the beauty and craftsmanship of iL volume, clarity and truth of tone surpassing anything radio^ience has yet developed. Only in a Pooley Cabinet can you get Atwater — Kent Radio which is factory-installed, wired, and tested By expert workmbn under the super vision of a staff of radio and acoustical engineers. And Pooley Cabinets are beautiful — with a lasting beauty that runs through every bit of construction as well as line and finish. , \ * Don’t be put off with a cabinet less worthy than > the set you buy. For Atwater Kent Radio— be sure you get a Pooley Radio Cabinet. Phoenix Furniture Store, —Georgetown, S. C. Summerville Gnmge, —Summerville, S. C. Goodwin and Kearie, Olar, S. C. Morrell Furniture Co., —Benufort, S. C. 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