Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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. » f f A » ■ ■CHTTH CAKOUIVA THURSDAY, AUGUST IfTH, TALK A f e TOWN! F. W. FALKENSTEIN STOCK at V i 1 j c .1 -v- ' ■ .1 • jT"...-'* ■j&F? jM I I 1 I 1;*. >! • .C-"a I ' ,i " ’ iy.j a- » i V •' ■■ V, . I P ' r ' ■ ■ J % * This High Grade Stock of Merchandise is being slaughtered unmercifully at the hands o No regard for cost, value or - . r-.r P'--’-' • . :■ -.V ig price. Everything now being sold at whatever price it will bring. Time is limited—-we have only a short while in which to dispose of everything in this store, lock, stock and barrel. Come now and offerings . v PIECE GOODS ' ' • ' '■ / Rayon Silks, Silk Crepes and Printed Silks, all $1 values MEN’S DRESS SHOES . V/ # r / s Florsheim, Beacon and Geo. D. Witt $1.95 up SHOES 200 Pairs Ladies’ Shoes' l ' LADIES’ HATS v * . - Values to $5.00 MEN’S SUMMER * ' # WASH SUITS • 1 1 ■ $2.95 Tropical Worsteds Gabodies and Genuine Palm Beach Suits $4.95 " ' SILK DRESSES WASH SILKS, FLAT CREPES. ETC. $4.95 PIN CHECK PANTS OVERALLS 95c 95c • Good Grade Work Shirts Ladies’ Silk Hose CHILDREN’S SILK SOX ALL COLORS 19c DRESS SHIRTS Hundreds With or Without Collars—Values to $3.00 > 98c LAMES’ DRESSES Guaranteed Fast Color ■ b n ✓ » English Prints ‘ $1.19 AMERICAN SALVAGE CO. : Closing Out Stock and Fixtures of F. W. FALKENSTEIN BARNWELL, SOUTH CAROUNA Thousands of Bargains too numerous to mention — Come and share in these remarkable savings before it is too late.. HIMa Bf< Hilda. Aug. 10.—Mr. and Mrs Sid- ney Collins spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Fields. Mies Stella Collins, of Bamberg, spent last with friends in tgia community. Mrs. Irene Saucer and children, of Jacksonville. FIs., have been spending some time with Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Carter. Mr. and Mrs Brooker Hsrtsog and Mrs. Margaret Hatrsog were the guests of Mr. and George Delk Sat urday afternoon. Mrs. Leroy Grubbs spent Saturday with her sister, Mrs. P. O. Beasley, at Barnwell. The many friend* of Mr. Lee Dy- che* will be glad to learn that he is improving. His early recovery in hoped for. Mr. C. O. Jones, of Columbia, spent th« week-end with Mrs. C. O. Jones. Mrs. M. A. Delk spent Sunday with her son, Mr. I. H. Delk. Diner: “Now, limme see. I had a tenderloin steak yesterday." Walter: “Yes, sir. and will you have the same today, sir?" Diner: “Well, I suppose I might as well if someone else isn’t using it.’ wsm ■k, ' VAMP THEATRE Barnwell, S. C. Y AND MONI .j---- ^ , August 14th and 16th HAROLD LLOYD m ‘THE FRESHMAN” r ; ^ ' This Premier Comedian’s most Ambitious and Lavish Production Aims to Arouse Laughter, Tears, Cheers and Thrills. w? This is the story <rf a boy who entgrtd college with the worthy ambition to be the most popular boy at school and who succeeded only in being a—A BOOB. It is a story of rib shaking lailfhs, heart-touching ears and spine-tingling thrills. It’s Harold Lloyd’s most ambitious comedy effect, with a large cast of principals, hundreds of real colege boys arid co-eds for extras and football scenes that were taken before 90,000 persons gathered to see a big Standford-University. of Cali fornia game. you can’t r - to Miss ■ f« .w The First Carolina’s Joint Stock Land Bank . x • c/ \ ./ MEMBER OF FEDERAL FARM LOAN SYSTEM . i * Operating in North and South Carolina COLUMBIA. S. C\. AUG. 9th. 192$. Office of A. F. LEVER, President. Messfs. Brown snd Bush. Barnwell, S. C. Gentlemen:- I suspect that there will be quite a bit of farm refinancing this Fall and I am quite sure that your firm will do more than its share in your County. The prospects are that we will have ample funds to take care of all the needs of the farmers in this Stafa; and in order to give the appraisers advantage of early Fall weather conditions and enable the prompt closing of loans during the Fall weather, it will be well for you to get in touch with those who will d’sire our services, and have, them to file their applicatnions so that the preliminary step will be completed when the times come, for the actual cloeing of the Loan. The Bond Market continues good and 1 a m quite satisfied that we can take care of a nice volume of busi-neas -- Of course, you will continue to send us such applications as you feel will stand the rigid tests of our appraisers. With personal regards, I ajn, Yours very truly, A. F; LEVER, President. This money is Loaned at 6 per cent. The loan is curtailed at the rate of 1 per ct.per year. No Loan is made for less than $2,000.00. "x The Loan amortizes itself in 33 years. It may be paid in S years, or earlier. »_ x If you need a loan, now* is the time to file your application* that the appraisement may be made and the papers prepared before the Fall rush. It will save delays in the Fall when you are in a hurry FOR FURTHER PARTICULARS, SEE: Brown & Bush BARNWELL, S.C -X