Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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-'♦V " v I Two Pamotu Inventors Meet the National Electric Lifht Association's Conven- Ume^ThajTawa Bobert W. DeForajt and Thoniis Edison, electrical experts, l W»o aw Interested in perfactinff the new device combining the motion picture and phonograph into one unit, “talking movies." N. J., two^ famous inventors met for the ftr.st i Thontas Card of Thanks. Mrs. W. A. Dicks and family wish to express sincere thanks for,, the many kindnesses rendered by their friends and for the beautiful floral offerings and tender expressions of sympathy during their recent be reavement, caused by the death of Mr. W. A. Dicks. * f In 1925 a very large city in Michi gan was badly infested with mosqui- toes. Fly-Tox in carload lots was sent there by express to supply the 1 •* demand. These people insisted upon the wonderful product—Fly-Tox, de veloped by the foremast research in stitute of its kind in the world- Get Fly-Tox lit your dealer, always in bot tles with the blue label. wmemsmm wsmmsmmtm ""Charles Wllidm Stores ina New York City rvicc -Jor every order- everyday THEN yoor order arrives at The V V Charles William Stores it is han dled Just as you would handle it, if you. wera bar* to peraonally auperviae. Wa know that to you your order is of the ut most importance, so we 611 it accordingly. . And our intersat does not stop once ths order is 6Ued but carries on until ths shipment hae been dispatched by mail, express or freight and the goods have been received by you. to your entire satisfaction. That is Tbs Charles William Stores' idea of service. % That is the reeson why millions of people will depend upon their Catalog for Pall and Winter, fc r thei r Win ter ou tft ts and thei r Christmas shop- e g. They know that here they will not only eive‘'service”, but ssuafacUun, wocofoii sad vane’f as well. All this is guaranteed. If you already have a catalog use it today. It will pay you. If you haven t a catalog use the coupon and a book will be sent you at once free uf charge. Act quicklyl ■ ■■A— a ■ , ■ ■ ■»■ —- THE CMAILE3 WUXI AM STORES, fee.. 132 .Store. BuOd.n*. N.w York Chr m cHttH the Coupon TXMVOr Plr.»- «rrd me postpaid, at oocc, a copy of your Dew catalog for Fall and Winter. Name Add \ • / Local and Peraonal J New! of Blackvilk BlsckvilW, Sspt. 11.—With Frank G. Possy, superintendent and a very able^corps of aaaistanta, the Black- ville school opened here last Thursday; Sept. 2ntL The following new teachers have been added to the Blackville school faculty;v • Miss Dell Gurter, Miss Eva Clark, Miss Emily Ingram, Miss .Robbins, Miss Ella Ifillj Miss Doro thy Meyer, Miss Annie WiWie Thomp son and i- C. Turner. m r-- 1 Mrs! Annie Sanders has returned ■tru . to Columbia after a visit to Mrs. R. .A: Gribbtr. Mr. and Mrsi; C. L. Anderson ancT children, Clifford, Jr„ Arthur and '.Mary Eleanor, of Tampa, Fla., have returned home after a visit to Mrs. jAndetson's mother, Mrs. Laurie T. IzJar and her sister, Mr?. C. $, Buist. Mrs. Dave Coher. and Mrs. Wein berg, of New York City were recent ( guests of Mrs. Isadore Brown. Mike Blume,,of Charleston, visited [home folk recently. Mr." and ^Irs. ,L. B. Cadie and their two sons and two daughters of>Au- gusta, visited Mr. and Mrs. W. M. 'Hair last week. Mrs. Caroline O’Gorman Dorr and little son, of Augusta, were recent visitors to her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John O’Gorman. Mr. Kenneth Stivender and his ( bride, who was Miss Elizabeth Jor dan. of Charleston, are guests of Mr. SUvender’s family, j Miss Dorothy Wragg has returred from a trip abroad. Mrs. Ernest Wetherhom and chil- (dren hav e returned to their home in Charleston, after a visit to her par ents, Mr. aiyl Mrs. Isadore Brown. Mrs. Sam Buist, Jr., was hostess (to the Indies Aid Society, Monday aftertpon. - ... Mis. Daisy Walker was among the shoppers in the city of Orangeburg /Tuesday. Mrs. lieific McElhaney and Dan Mc- Klhaney and Miss Dunn, of Charlotte, N. (’., were guests of Mr. and Mrs.. W. M. flair reTently. Mrs. J. S. Jordan, of Charleston, visited filends heri- recently. Friends of David Cain will learn' with pleasure of his recovery from a. severe illiess. Miss Kitty Lee Steele, of Winns- boro, is back at her post of dufy in the Blackville school. Judson Sanders, of Lakeland, Fla., is visiting his aunt, Mrs. Hal D. Still, Ik*fore leaving for the Citadel for the coming term. Hugh Martin, of Columbia, was the’ wo t:-oc d gue-ri cf his parents, Mr and Mrs. Jerome .Martin. Mrs. H. L. DcVUu a nd THr* Earl DeWitt, of Columbia, were visitors among friends here. Miss Eva Blunie has returned from a visit to relatives in North Carolina, and will teach in the Healing Sprit gs . i h(M>]. Rev. Dennis. t:f Edmund, was the truest of Mr. and Mis. S. F. Blac Tuesday. * . • Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Rhoden and i chiidrori, of Swansea, were guests of Mrs. Alice Still Friday afternoon. Earl Delk .of Jacksonville, visited hi' parents, Mr. and Mrs. Htmy Delk, last week. . • J Miss Rountree, of Florida, a former resident of Blackville. has been *hp guestt of Mrs. Eugene Boylston and Mrs. Clyde Boylstoi. Gordan Hair and son, of Augusta, visited his father, Mr. W. M. Hair, recently. —• NOTICE OF SALE. State of South Carol!ha, County of Barnwell. Ex Parts: G. B. McClendon, Executor, In Ke: Estate Lands of Mrs. 'Ada Wire. I, G. B. McClendon, Executor of the Estate of Mi*. Ada Wise, deceased, under the authority conferred upon me by the terms' ard directions of the last will and testament of the said Mrs. Ada Wise, deceased, wjll sell at public auction at thfc Court House door at Barnwell, S. C., on salesday^in October, 1926, to-wit: Oc tober 4, 1926, at twelve o’clock noon, for cash to the last and highest bidder the following described tract of land; Ail that certain piece, parcel or lot of land, situate, lying and be ing in the County of Barnwell, State of South Carolina, containing - 42 acres, more or less, and having the following boundaries: On the West adjoined by lards of J. W. Browning and Ray estate; on the North by Jar.-is of J. M. Farrell; on the East by lands of Mark Whittle; and on the South by lands of J. W. Browning. That the successful bidder or bid ders will be required to deposit with the undersigned a certified check on cash for $100.00 as a n evider.ee - of good faith and upon the failure of the said bidder or bidders to do so the said tract of land shall be immediately resold on the same sales- day or some subsequent sales day at the risk of the bidder or bidders. That the sucessful bidder or bidders will be required to pay in the full amount of his, her or their bid within fifteen days from the date of sale, and upon his, her or their failure to do so, the said tract of laild shall be resold on some subsequent and convenient salesday at the risk < of the former purchtrser or purchasers and the said sum of $100.00 deposit ed as aforesaid shall be forfeited as liquidated damages. The purchaser or purchasers to pay for the stamps and derd. , •g. b. McClendon, Executor,. Estate of Mrs. Ada Wise. NOTICE OF EXECUTOR’S SALE. OpiTatorhelpijoii on Long Distance calls/ X1THEN you with to make a lonfl distance call and do not know ▼ ▼ exactly how to go about it, why not let the long distance operator help you? To make a station-to,station call, place your call by number, ff you do not know? the number, place the call in the usual way, and the operator will give you the number. If you do not happen to remember the term, "station-te- station,” tell the operator you wish to make your call at tha laweat rate. & Govan News. I \ J Govan, Sept. 12.—Mis s Carrie La*^ caster left last week for Winthrop College. Rock Hill. Georg. Kennedy who has been working at Estill, i* at home now.' Mrs. Mary Hutto and Mrs. W. D. Chitty, of Bamberg, visited Mrs. An nie Lancaster Tuesday aften oon. Mtssetr (lussio and Marguerite Sea- brook le£t Saturday for Columbia, where they will teach at Carlisle Courtenay home. Misses Ethel and Evelyn Kittrell ( have returned home after a short j stay at Jacksonville, Fla. . - «• j! Mrs. D. W. Kittrdl left last week The reduced rate, *tatlon-to-etation calls. both day and night, appliea only te * ' \ If necestary to, talk to some particular person, and no one else will do, tell the operator the name of,the person. Three is no reduction In the rate for'c*tta-at this kind, day or ' You oan make quite a saving on your toll Mila If you will let the operator help you. MORGAN B. 8PEIR, Carolines Manager for Bradenton,_Fip., wherb she will spend some time With her sor, Clyde. Miss Naimo Templeton, of Den mark. has been visiting her*gianJ- parents, Mr. and Mrs. S, S. Williams. Mr. and Mrs. G. Hue Goodwin, of Bamberg, visited the latter s parents Sunday. R. F. Lee, of Denmark, was the dinner, guest of his sjater, Mrs. A. R. I^ancastyr, Sunday. Under and by virtue of the authori ty vested and coptaineif in the last will and tettamtnt of Judson E. Hair late of the Com ty of Barnwell, State of South Carolina, and under the fur ther authority contained in a defrefal order made in connection with the set tlement of the said estate, I will offer fr.r sale to the highest bidder for cash, in freri of the Court House do*»r at Barnwell, S. C., on Monday the 4th day of October, 1926.'immediately following the regular Master’s Shies or Uu SivwdflV Sole* if there be any. the'following real estate belonging to ‘ the said estate, to-wit: ‘•On - lot situ ate in the Town of Blackville. County •of Barnwvllv enr/aining about rune i 1) acre more or less, bounded on three sides by streets, and by let for merly belonging to J. K. Hair. ALSO: Fifty-four I.V4) acre* more or less situate about five miles from the said towr of Blackville. The above two parcels cf property being the remainder of the estate of J. E. Hair not disposed of. -At the same time and place, the undersigned will offer for sale to the highest bidder for cash, that tract of land situate ab^ut two mibs East of the Town of Blackville, con taining ore hundred eighty four (181) acres more or less, hounded by lajLils of Dr. Stotne, Lucius Rood, estate of Ray, et. al. Right to reject any or ail bids is hereby reserved. The above property is offered for sale in order to wind up arbbsettle the above named estates. A. B. HAIR, Qualified Executor of the last Will jqid Testament of J. E. and M. C. Hair, both de- THUR&DAY, 14,11 Keep in Trim! Good Elimination Is Essential to Good y Health. T HE kidneys are the blood filters. If they fail to function properly thereis apt to be a retention of toxic poisons in the blood. A &iU, languid j feeling and, sometimes, toxic back- I , aches, headaches, and dizziness are symptoms of this condition. Further j evidence of improper kidney func tion is often found in burning or scanty passage of secretions. Each year more and more people are learn ing the value of Doan’* Pills, a stimulant diuretic, in this condition. Scarcely a nook or hamlet anywhere but has many enthusiastic uaera. Ask your neighbor! f "-irk .£ V*» ' [\ r Barnwell, : S. C. Sept. 16 SAILOR LEONARD of new York .... weight h? lbs. -vs- BOBBY MARTIN OF ATLANTA ..... WEIGHT 146 LBS. 8 — EIGHT ROUNDS — 8 * ALSO: - The Best Picture of the Season DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS in “Don Q. Son of Zora” •■■■ .pa ■ ■ ' ■ ■ i ■ ■ ■■ , i .hi — AdmiMion: Adults $1.00—Children 50c. 4> * V. Picture Starts Promptly at 8 Under Auspices Harry Mac Post No. 96, t American Legion of S. C.