Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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''">4 >•< Aik for Obiemnce _ of Cotton Good* Weak Obwiranc* of the WMk of J< ^ H "CMt^ Gttdi TT > asked of Sooth jjgrolina bj Got. Thomas G. McLeod in a proclamation < made public recently. 4JC ratoce of the week and in an effort ^^>||| Personal to increaae the demand for cotton ‘ „ goods, are called opon to wear cot- News of BUdcvQk ton , dresses, cotton stockings, and under the decorpus ^iM. of tepins/*. “teddies," | Walker, of Savannah, visited Mr. knickers, brassieres, illpi, nightgowns, Walker’s mother, Mrs. Lula Walker, pajamas, et af -The merchants *4 P' > 666 ’ * near here recently, and his stmt, Mrs. of ^the State are J, B. Turner, here. - : > The women of the State, in obsen-4 furtherance of the week’s^ .Sam Gardner, who attends Furman ^observance of the week of June 28 University, is back home at Healing to call v to the attention of custo- Spring for the summer, ^the deUght mers the attractiveness of cotton 0 f his many friends. ^ V - I ! Mr. and Mrs. S. S." Ray and little Ths proclamation follows: Ison, Starling, of Denmark, visited “Whereas, the South C&rolina friends her* Sunday. 1 ~ Council of Farm Women, the State l Mrs. B. Jolwe«f of Charleston, Federation dT Business and Profes- !■ visiting her parents, Mr. hpd Mrs. sional Women’s •Clubs, the Newberry Jerome Martin. V chamber of commerce, the South !• Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo Bates and Caroliha Commercial Secretaries as- children, James, Helen and David, of sociation, and other organizations and Elko, spent Sunday here with home- citizens of the State have called upon, folks. Is • prescription for m^Laria, chills and fever, DENGUE Ojr BILLIOUS FEVER.> ^ K Kills the Genas. ; ; ' JpL llv*. igf ? ■ 'Tl , • ^ mw.. - 1 iitLS more iced eauic Wm. McNAB Representing FIRS, HEALTH AND ACCIDENT INSURANCE COMPANIES. Personal attention given all boninaas - Office hi Harrieon Block, Main St BARNWELL. 8. G KODAKERS! • Send your films to us for develop ing and printing. One day service. Write far pricea. \ LolUr’s Studio 1429 Main Street COLUMBIA SOUTH CAROLINA ' We sail Kastman Films the people of South Carolina for the observance of the week of June 28th to July 3rd, to be known as ’Cotton Goods Week,' and have requested that I issue a proclamation calling upon the people of the State to so observe said week; and “Whereas, I am heartily in sym pathy with, and believe I an) repre senting the people of the State in furthering this movement; “Now, therefore, I, Thomas G. Mc Leod, governor of the State of South (Carolina, do hereby call upon the people of South Carolina, tlf observe the week of June 28th to July 3rd as ‘Cotton Goods Week’ and I call es pecially upon the women of - South Carolina to observe the week by wear ing only cotton dresses, underwear „nd cotton stockings during that time, with the idea of continuing this ob servance as far es possible, and for the reason that the example thus set will be reflected in the increased de mand fo: cotton goods which will he for the benefit of the operatives of the mills of the State and the own ers thereof, and ultimately incrAse the price of the raw cotton produced by the farmers; »t the same time, set ting an example in economy of dress which likewise will contribute to the resources of the commonwealth in results. “I further call upon the merchants energetically to preseJit the attrac tiveness of cotton goods to their cus- 1 tomers especially during Ahis week.** Don’t forget the, barbecue dinner served by Group No. 2 of the Baptist Church just i* front of the Court House on Campaign day in Barnwell. Dinners to be sold for 50c. each. / .TdepliS-ie Nucte tMtividuuls/ Statior t to Station Calls Reduce Telephone Bills V T O make a atatio*-Is-station call you merely tell the operator that you wish to be cpnnected with a certain telephone at the distant po nt. You do not ask- for., a particular person. The caM can be completed even If ycu do not know the number of the telephone you are calling. You can ask to be con nected with the telephone in Mr. Blank’s residence or with the telephone in the of fice of Jones A Company. Station-to-station'long distance telephone service is becoming more popular as tele phone users understand how simple It is to make calls of this kind. -V' 4 . Try this service when making social or buslnees calls. You will be surprised how quickly you get your party, and the small cost will pleats you. Ask “Long Distance’’- (or rates pnd other detailed Information about all classes of tong distance calls. MORGAN 3. SPEIR, Carolina’s Manager . -*V-. ■' ’ ■ * ’■ : ‘ , "Bell System** SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY Omt Policy, One System, Unirenol Service Sol Brown is at hame to the de light of a host of friends. Friends of Mrs. J. L. Buist will regret to hear of her illness. Miss Grace Abies of Batesburg, visited • Misses Eula Lee and Lily Mae Martin recently. Friends of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Brown will be glad to learn of the recovery of their little son, Herman, Jr„ from a severe illness. Farrell O’Garman returned Tues day from a delightful visit to Balti more. » . Mrs. Mary Browning, of Olar, is the guest of her son, J. W. Browning. Mrs. 0.* A. Epps and Miss Sara and Blanch* Matthews were among the recent shoppers in Augusta. Friends of Mr. and Mrs.. Henry Still will regret to learn that their daughter, Miss Vauda Lee, is in the Orangeburg hospital for surgical treatment. Little Miss. Lois Martin, of EUoree, is spendingf two woeks with he pnandparents, Mr. and Mrs. D. P. Martin, while her mother, Mrs. Carl Martin is ia the Baptist Hospital for surgical treatment for appendicitis. — m ^ ^ ■ » Coleman-McCullen. Oiar, June 20.—Wednesday after noon at 2 o’clock at the beautiful old Kearse home near Olar, Mrs. Robert Kearse gave in marriage her granddaughter, Emma Coleman to Julian Bryan McCullen, of Kingston, N. C. Just before the bridal party en tered Miss Carrie Brabham, of Waiter- boro sang “When You Are Truly Mine”; then as Miss Louise Keat-se began the weeding march little Grace Kearse a nd Maxine Walker, candle bearers, entered the living room, the end of which had been banked with ferns and pink hydran geas. Next came, the bride with her maid of honor. Miss Norma Brabham, of Walterboro, who^vere met by the bridegroom and his best man Cecil Moore, also of "Kingston. As th* Rev. Pritchard Chewing performed the ceremony, the. bride and bridegroom stood beneath a huge wedding bell, which had served many other brides of the family. Mr. and Mrs. McCullen left immed iately after the ceremony for Phila delphia, whwe they will attend the exposition, the bride traveling in h dark blue Irene Castle crepe with accessories to match. Tuesday evening preceeding the wedding Mrs. Kearse entertaained the' bridal party, inviting relatives and trier.ds from the surrounding coun try and towns. The guests were wel comed by Mesdames G. J. Wescoat and Bertha K. Walker, who introduc ed them to the receiving line, com posed of Mrs. Robert Kearse, Dr. J. F. Coleman, father of the bride, Miss Erma Coleman, Julia B. McCullen. Miss Nofm a Brabham, Cecil Moore,i Miss. Carrie Brabham, Miss Louise Kearse, Mrs. George B. Clark, of St. Petersburg Fla. Misses Frances and Zenith Coleman, sisters of the bride* served punch throughout the evening in a Japanese bower on the porch, while . in the rear hall the Ehrharda orchestra rendered beautiful selections. Mesdames L. A. Hartzog and G. V. Kearse served in the dining room, as sisted by Misses Virginia Miller, Mary Neeley and Margaret LeFere. 1 '' ' The darkest hour in any man’s life is when he sits down to plan how to make money without earning it.— Horace Greeley. \ ' Farm Loans 6 per cent, large amounts. Town prop-, erty in Barnwell, residential and business, 7 per cent Loans procured promptly at lowest cost/ j Allendale, Bamberg and BarnweH Counties. * THOMAS M. BOULWARE f-at-law Barnwell, S. C. FRESHJBEGSTABLESL You sit down at your radio and “tune in” for the biggest city your set will reach; you listen to the program, which Usually embodies that* plaintive song, “Thank God For a Garden.” The singer per haps exists more than thirty-flve miles away from anything* like a 'gariien, and buys her vegetation after it has passed through a doz en hands possibly including one manufacturing company'! v ( The value of the real garden is inestimable. Out ’in the country where the sweet rain falls from heaven—where pure soil nourishes the fresh, tender plants; where.the peas,- beans, ^ radishes," m lettuce, onions, and what not, gYow’ to per fection in the purest air imagin able?; where strawberries, rSspber- v ries, currants, gooseberries, cher ries, ripen in the sunshine. Where even the cucumbers are So harm less! Where tomatoes are real; Avhere the hand oft the “middle man” the wholesaler, the “jobber” and t^e refrigerator bin are un known. Is it any wonder that rur al life stauds enviable in its com pleteness ? Fresh garden-grown food i? the 'best know diet. Here" the vita min® is at its best and highest pot ency. Here the protein in the vege table is manufactured in Nature’s wonderful laboratory. Here the plant-juices supply the body with everything' needed for its restora tion and recreation. Recently I read that we have, about 200 new diseases, since the advent of scientific canning, curing, sterilizing, and pasteurization! It’s enough to set one to thinking. ' Some thne ago, I was horrified to find in one pf our canned soups— a -tardard variety—a.thousand or so of little starch discs, each bear ing letters of the alphabet, ore- siWably uo’t'ertising! Ye Gods—» wiiat rex’t ? Next Week*— V»Y>DEN IN ACTION”, for all Occasions” - Wedding Work A, if 3p«foHr _ § Orangeburg Floral Company • “When You Think of Flowers—Think erf Us” ~ 7, * ' " Orangeburg, S. C. , ^ • ■ law ■ 7 >> T"*'f . •** ' .7. * ( TIm foUGwinf affents will tender you prompt and efficient service. They are your “home town*^ florists. Buy your flowers through them: . 7 : BARNWELL,^S. C. DEXSON DRUG CO. BAMBERG, S. C. — MACK’S DRUG STORE BLACKVILLE, S. C. 7. EPP’S PHARMACY BRANCHV1LLE, S. C. - . ... 7 OLIVER DRUG CO. O = = Send U$ Your Job Work! V* New Enterprises New manufacturing enterprises in the territpry served by us are invited to communicate with us, as we may be able to afford assistance in the financ ing of their enterprises, as well as as sist in the distribution and sale of their products. ^ * JZ'7 ' Any service that is within our power for* the development of the Edisto-Savannah section will be cheer fully afforded by us at any time. Co. The Edisto Public Denmark, South Carolina J Jbr Economical Transportation A Gas Makes People Nervous and Restless Gas pressure in t^e abdomen causes a restless,, nervous feeling and vents sl^ep. Adlyrika removes gfis in TEN muutes and brings out surpris ing amounts of elJ waste matter you nf/er thought was in your system. This excellent intestinal evacuant is wonderful for constipation 01S allied atumafl^ trouble. Don’t waste time with ffiMs or tablets but get REAL Adlerika action! Deason’i Drug Store, Barnwell. Offering eVcry modern feature .esjential to/ motoring satisfaction, Cljgvrolet is thp world’s finest low-priced car. It is winning aev, buyers by tens of thousands every month. Such world wide popularity and gigantic volume production *- make possible Chevrolet’s amusingly low prices. See it! Drive it! Know (£e superior principles of design and construction that make Chevrolet a revelation in perforpiance and value. Touring . .*510 Roadster - -510 Coupe - • .645 Sedan • • - 735 Landau - - 765 Vi-Ton Truck 395 . (Chassis Oniy) 1-Ton Truck 550 . (Chassis Onlf) AU Price* f. o. b. Pliat, Mich. SmaUi So Smooth —f So Powerful “V-N 1 \ Causey-Youmans 'Chevrolet Co. Barnwell, S. C QUALITY AT LOW