Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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CASOLOVA < S , Blows in with the First of V V / I I i t ❖ ♦ A LAMP A LAMP is an artistic addition to any room, beautiful by day and a glow ing object of exquisite cl\arm by night. Ready to chase away shadows, dispel gloom and flood your home and the hearts of visitors with a cheery radiance of hospitality and good taste. You’ll be surprised how reasonable the prices are. —GIVE A LAMP FOR CHRISTMAS.— . i .. . - * . . Imported Polychrome Electric Bou doir Lamps, the very newest novelty, only $3.00 1 * * y A handsome Floor Lamp in wrought iron and bronze, attractively priced at— $9.00 AND BRINGS WITH IT THE FIRST SELECTION OF GIFTS FOR CHRISTMAS! GIFTS FROM OVER THE SEA—RARE AND BEAUTIFUL THINGS THAT CANNOT BE HAD AGAIN THIS SEASON. OFFER- * ■, j ' ED NOW—TO SAVE YOU MONEY, TO SAVE YOU THE STRAIN OF THE LAST IV^INUTE RUSH, AND ' . V. ' _ . . _ TO GIVE YOU AMPLE TIME TO SEND APPRO- PRIATE GIFTS TO FRIENDS IN DISTANT PLACES. v , .'Si*33S» T ’ CONSOLE SETS - 9- $3.50 to $8.50 ATOMIZERS $1.25 to $12.50 * STATIONERY .. For every occasion. Some in holiday boxes. Priced at 50c to $5.00. * * y . WALL VASES f 50c Each. Candy is the expected gift— because fit is as much/a part of the Christ mas spirit as holly and old Santa Claus himself. We have a specially fine selection of CAI; lightfully wholesome and delicious. C * nut centers, bonbons, candied fruits, etS HOLIDAY BOXES. /JK-. \ T ' L Md *** thi rabjeet of tho Jeft th« Mdted factor awoitte# approach of tbo awn aria fa« la Ala hard-won victory. Ac hn turmtd away, bo told: “I hart morod ■y stuff to Mlchol’a shack. It Is nsad- loao for mo to toil yon how jandi I appredata your hoapUaHty of your daughtsr. Ton caorss that I could not atay.” "Ysa, taonsieur, It weald ha, aariwrrmaalDf to you aad to mo, hat rsfrat deeply to have you fa." (CONTINUED NEXT WEEK) T. B. Bllia J. B. Eflfa ELLIS ENGINEERING CO. Land Sonreyinc a Specialty. Jk TOILET SETS Either ivory, jeweled or the beautiful ambers. In three, five and eight piece sets. The three-piece set shown here in white ivory is comprised of hand mirror, hairbrush and comb. A beautiful design. Prices range from $40 to $5. * ♦ i i ♦ i f T T f Y. BooK Ends A wanted gift this season is the new Polychrome Bronze Book Ends—a beautiful ornament to any home. Only $3. Candlesticks Brighten the rooms with the attractive Polychrome Bronze Candlesticks. Our showing is complete. i | $2.50 per Pair. EXQUISITE CUT GLASS WE HAVE just 100 pieces of CUT GLASS in a varied as sortment of exquisite patterns that we picked up at a bargafn. While they last we are offering them at only— $1 r We also have a few more expensive pieces, among them being an Iced Tea Set, consist ing of Pitcher and six Glasses, for only— J2.50 a Sat Lyudhunt, 8. G MMMMH Mi PERFUMES Burr Street BEST A choice selection of Vantine’s and Richard Hudnut’s Rare Perfumes. Their delicate, exquisite scents make milady’s toilet complete. Barnwell, S, C. ere ana / Jicrea bouts ’Phone Ui the Namea of Your Viaitor*. or Other Item* of (.oral . -- Interest for This Column . Mr. Dan Merritt spent the weok-rivl in the -city with friei ds. Mrs. Perry A. Price entertained the Duplicate Bridge Club last week. Mr. James J. Ray. of Healing Springs, was in the city Monday. Hr. J. O. Patterson left for Augusta this week to take a business course. Prof. J. D. Robison, of Abbeville, spent the week-era! here with friends. Mr. H. M. Thompson, of Williston, was a business visitor here Monday. The B«tok Club will meet tomorrow (Friday) a t the home of Mrs. W. J. Lemon. * Be sure and read the several new ads. in this iii|ue of The People-Sen tinel. Messrs. Hal. D. and Leroy C. Still weie among the Blarkvillc visitor* here saltsday. , The Rev. Howard Cady leaves to day (ThursdayI to visit his mother in New Jersey. Mesdanles B. W. Sexton and N jr- man B. (Jamble spent""Friday in Au gusta shoppirg. . Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Christie, of Denmark, Were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Brown, Jr., Sunday. The Board of County Director* met herV Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. (Jus Shoolhred. of Columbia, spent Sunday in the city I with Pr.*f. and Mrs. C. H. Fowler Mr. Idis Brabham, of Mart'n. was a business visitor heie Tuesday. Then* is only one Fly-To*. ' Mr. C. B. Dunbar, of MiHettcvillc. j was a business visitor here Tuesday, Th. Williston Hardware Co. is ad-1 — ■ vertising galvanised roofing at car-1 Misses Zelma Diamond and Irene load prices. See ad. elsewhere in th»s issue. Mr. and Mrs. Chris Langley return- Abbott attended the Orangeburg Fair on Friday. Mr. Fred Anderaon. of Charlotte, od to Columbia Tuesday a fter spend- .N. C^ spent the week-end in Barr ing a few days in the city with rein- 1 well the guest of friends, lives. | — - - — j Mrs. Lloyd Plexico and little daugh- The frieods of Mrs. A. B. Patter-! ^ wen * v »*>tors in Orangeburg son will be glad to know that she ia| MVeral da * vs during the fair. reeoviTing from an attack of malarial fever. Card of Thanks. We take this means of expressing our sincere that kg to the members of the Barnwell Fire Department and all others who resjj|)nd«-d to the recent hie alarm and whose efforts were so effective in saving our house from de struction by fire. Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Ellis. Card of Thaaka. Mr. Editor:—Pleat* allow me. through your invaluable paper, to ackiMftr- ledge the indehtedaes* of the Bathle- hem Baptist Church, of which I mm pastor, to the white frionds. who so cheerfully assisted us'in our recent flr ancial effort. Most gratefully, >A. Chas. L. Arbouin, Ministar. Miss Mary Foreman, of Allendale, was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. Bush Sunday. Col. Edgar A. Brown went down to Allendale Monday on professional business. » The Hallowe’en Party given by the ladies of the Methodist Church at th£ Court House Friday afternoon and evening was a great success, about $75 being realized. Am enjoyable time was had by all who attended. ' Mr. Flowers Calhoun, of Spartan burg, spe:»t the week-end in the city with relatives and friends. Misses Grimes and Hutto, mem bers of the Barnwell High School fac ulty, spent Sunday in Denmark. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Freeman and Mr. and Mrs. J. 0. Grout and daugh ter, of Columbia, were the guests of Mrs. S. R. Good son Sunday. Mr. W. L. Cave and Cel. Edgar A. Brown have returned home after spending a few days at Glenn Springs and Asheville. , Mrs. Lizzie M. Cave has return'jd home after spending a few days m an Augusta hospital, where she went for treatment. Mrs. J. L. WWman and little son, of Asheville, ,N. C , arrived here last week for an extended visit V> the for mer’s mother, Mrs. Emmie Porter. ^liss Katherine Kincunnon. of Au gusta. has accepted a stenographic position with Brown and Bush, local attorneys. Mr. and Mrs. N. Black, of Blackville, and Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Mirmow, of Or angeburg, were the guests tf Mr and Mrs. Solomon Blatt Sunday. - Mr. and Mrs. G. T. Pate and Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Mills, of Savannah, Ga., spent Friday in town, the guees.s of Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Greeir. - i • « -e. - - The friends of Mr. D. C. Viskery will learn with regret that he^is ser iously ill at his home here and it i>5 Mrs, Craig, of Lancaster, Mrs. Mer- i hoped that he will soon be out ag'iin chant and Miss Toy Lathan, of Colum bia, spent Saturday in the city with their brother-in-law, Mr. Lonnie M. Calhoun. Do you wish to hold your cotton We have unUmited funds to loan Cotton subject to your inspection at i*l) times WIENGES & COMPANY Cotton Factors AUGUSTA, GEORGIA Mrs. Forest S.. Brown entertained the members of the Sewing Circle Wednesday afternoon. During the afternoon a delightful sweet course was served. Mr. and Mrs. B. R. LinleV and chil dren, of Columbia, arrived in the city last week to spend a few daye 4 ' with the fonner’e parents, Col. and Mrs. J. M. Caldwell. Friends of Mr. Hamp Baxley wwill learn with regret of his serious illness at his home .rear Barnwell. It is un derstood that little hope is held out for his recovery. Dr. and Mrs. McLaurin Brooker, of Savannah, and the latter’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Shinholser, of Atlanta, have been visiting relative* and • friends here this week. Abe Goldman Dies Suddenly . ..a'- BONDED WAREHOUSES - CHARGES REASCNA3L BETTER SERUKE Mr. and Mt%. Josh Baxley, of Del ray, FIs., who were called to Barnwell on account of the serious illness of t following the former’s mother, returned to* their ' home this week. The many friends of Mrs Baxley will be glad to know that fater she is improving. ^ Mr. Abe Goldman, of Charleston, who has been making hit heme in Barh- wei^ for the past two er three years, died suddenly in ■ EMenton drug store Wednesday nlit of last week. m acute Stack of indiges tion. Hie body -wal carried to Ao- ffuta aad preparsd for burial, being rlestou for if It Is Impossible to do Justice To the intelligence of the man who in- stoad of buying flowers for hi* de- ceacu*] friend placed * a check lor $i.000 In his eoffin. .WE DON’T BELIBVE in doing ban- • ness on that, basis, though the policy of the Home Bank of Barnwell has :i ' ' r always been one -of endless dollars, dollars stored away for wise into.3 igent depositors who be lieve that wheri its wet outside its proper to be protected. Let the Home Bank be your borne bank. It takes an interest in your success and pays a liberal interest for your Mvings.