Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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. ■ w j,** t. itofo Tj k a THURSDAY, DECEMBER It, 1»M. THE BARNWELL PEOFLB-SKNTDfBU BARNWELL, SOUTH CAROLOIA o o »»♦»!o 11o »♦♦»»*•»»»♦»♦♦»♦♦»»♦♦♦♦♦»«♦♦»»♦< m Oi: 1 :? • 1 s'-t- To the Bow-Bows, t ■ ■ Mr. Merchant? Then, perhaps we can help yon. If you have something that can be sold, — Advertising will do it. If your sales % are below par, try an ad; in the columns of * fife ' The People-Sentinel-or let us print you some ad*style circulars-or use a combination of the two. * Every week we get a batch of the latest adver tising cuts and can illus trate ‘most any sort of an ad. Printer’s Ink is mak ing the cash register ring for others Why Not You? Phone or call on us. Barnwell, V* •• • • _ • • • s. c 7 ‘^f , f < i ere and ^Hereabouts ’Phono Us tbs Numb of Tote Visitors, or Othor Items of Local > " ■ii ■■ mm Interest for This Cohuna. Mr. Mathew Bolen, farmer, of the Elko, section was in town on business Monday. , x The friends of Mr. G. M. Hogg are glad to see him out again after a ser ious illness. . ; . • v , v. . Mr. and Mrs. David McCormack, of St. Petersburg, Pis., are visiting rela tive* in town this week. Mrs. S. B. Moaeley and daughter, Miss Virginia Moseley, have returned from a visit to relatives in Spartan burg. Mrs. Hagood and Mrs. Bostick, of Jasper County, have been the guests of the former’s son ,Mr. M. B. Hagood, this week. Misses Julio Lemon, Lavinis Moore and Elizabeth and Willie Bush Dea ton are expected home this week from Winthrop College. Mrs. BoicfBU and son, Jack, of Columbia spent the week-end in the dty wit^ her brothers, Messrs. Harry D. and Lonnie M. Calhoun. Mr. F. G. Pickling, of Blackville, was a caller at The People-Sentinel office Tuesday. The friends of Mr. D. C. Vickery will learn with regret that. he con tinues quite ill at his home here. The many friends of Mrs. J. Julien Bush will be glad to know that she returned; home Tuesday afternoon from an Augusta hospital and is rapid ly recovering from an operation. They hope to see her out again soon. Miss Edna Lott, of Johnston, who spent the week-end with Dr. and Mrs. W. M. Jones, delighted the con gregation of the Barnwell Baptist Church with a beautiful organ recital Sunday evening. Mrs. Sailie McNab, who has been quite iH at her home here for several weeks, was carried to a Columbia hospital Monday morning for treat ment. She was accompanied by Mr. and Mn. W. J. Sexton. Mrs. N. T. Ms Elroy and Mr. Robert McNab. Native Against Trespeseiag. Notice is hereby given that I for bid any tress passing whatever on the lard or lands under my supervision, such as hunting, hauling or raking straw, or allowing stock, of any kind run at large. Any person or persons found guilty of trespassing or allow ing their stock to run at large on my , lands will be prosecuted to the full 1 extent of the law. MATTHEW BOLEN. Elko, S. C. 12-16-2tp DUSINESC ifjiriLDERO Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Hair, Mr. W. P. Hair, Misses Daisy Hair and Ollie Lee Jones, of the Double Pond sec tion, were visitors in Barnwell Mon day and while he«re called at The People-Sentinel office. The former renewed his subscription to thin paper and presented the editor with a mam moth collard plant. Mustek Recital Tonight. The piano and voice recital of the Beethoven Music Club, assisted by the violin pupils of Mrs. Norman Ander son, which was scheduled for tomor row (Friday) night, will be given to night (Thursday) at 8:00 o'clock at the Barnwell school auditorium. The change was made because of the con flict with the entertainment at the Vamp Theatre tomorrow evening. Mrs. Ira Fales cordially invites the public to attend the recital. Gotten GInnings. There were 28,742 bales of cotton ginned in Barnwell County prior to December 1st, as compared with 26,- 210 bales to the seme date last year, according to a report made public by the Department of Commerce on De- cemmber 8th. The report shows that ginnirgs in other counties in this sac- tion were as follows: • 1826 1825 Aiken 35,556 28,447 Allendale 16,404 14,009 Bamberg 20,902 18,701 Hampton 7,279 11,717 Counties in the upper part of the State continue to show smaller gin- nings than in 1826 and the estimated yield in South Carolina has been re duced 110,000 bales. Hilda News. ; 'V. ,1 * J res of other . „ ^ -.ocked and coming in for 3ie Holiday trade let us suggest the following: Ladies’ Wrist Watches, Gent’s Pockst Watches, Beautiful Rings mounted with ex quisite gems, The latest Bracelets ia White Gold mounted with sapphires and diamonds, Gorman Silver in flat and hollow wars, Pearl Necklace*, Gold and platinum Bar Pina, diamond mounted, I h u cr ** t9kmt in Compacts and Mask Bags, Belt Buckle Seta of the latest designs, ‘ Bill Fbkie and Cigarette Ceses in gift boxes, French Ivory and Amber Military end Toilet 5Wa Odd and Dainty Pieces of Cutglasa and China Wtui V Call in and jet us help you solve the gi t problem. Our prices are much lower than city prices. W. Stevens Jeweler and Optometrist BARNWELL. 8. G / , Scatter “Bits o’ Sunshine’* with wall selected from our complete stock o fthe famous Gibson Mas. ARE BECOMING FOR SALE.—Bird Brothers’ pure bred Giant Mammoth Bronze Tur keys; April hatch; weight of Toms 18 to 22 lbs.; weight of hers 14 to- 15 pounds. Guaranteed free from disease. Toms, each $10; hens, each, $6.50.—W. H. Moody, Jr., Kline, S. C. 12-16-4 tp LOST.—Blue speckled hound bitch, lost while hunting night of Nov. 22. If found notify G. L. Hill, Barnwell, S. C. Up. STRAIGHT SALARY:—$35.00 per week and expenses. Man or woman with rig to introduce EGG PRO DUCER. Eurtka Mfg. Co., East St. Louis, 111. LOST.—On Sunday afternoon be tween Barnwell and Sldkehatchie Bridge on Barnwell»Snelling road, a child’s powder blue bonn ?t,’'trimmed with tan velvet ornaments and satin ribbon rosettes', Finder please re turn to PeDple-Ssntinel office and re ceive suitable reward. Mrs. Emmet. Still visited in Barn well Saturday. Mr. and Mra. Monroe Rowell visited I the latter's father, Mr. Isaac Delk, I Saturday night. The many friends of Mrs. Willie Croft will be sorry to learn of h«r j recent illneas, her early recovery is hoped for. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Hartxog went to Blackville Saturday afternoon. Mr. a nd Mrs. Sidney Collins spent last week with the latter’s parents, Mr. and Mra. Henry Hutchins, near Olar. The friends of Mr. D. I. Hartxog and family will learn with regret that they have moved near Elko. It is hoped that they will come back to their home commurity next year. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Still spent the week-end with the latter’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Collins. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Hartzog visited the former’s sister, Mrs, AWr.ie Woodward Sunday afternoon. Mr. George W. Delk visited his ^brother, Mr. Isaac Delk, Sunday mprr.ing. ; * Mrs. George W. Delk and children spent Sunday with Mrs. Annie Wood ward. but only when tha hair is ^ carructly and becomingly waived ia * ; flatteringly smart manner, as It is at ! the Leonard Beauty Shoppe. ^ We arajanking a speej^ty of Ea- geneal Permanent Waving during the I Christmas Holidays. Leonard Beauty Shoppe j MRS. A. DBAS. Prep. Leonard Building ’ Room Na 408 FOR SALE.—Jersey cow, good con dition, rich milk, third calf, milks all the time. Price 150.50.—Address MATTHEW BOLEN, Elko, S. C., or The People-Sentinel office for further information. Up. WHY WORRY about the price of cotton when you can grow pecanr? We can furnish pecan trees any quan- ity, leading varieties, reasonably priced. Stuart, Alley, Schley, Suc- ceas, Tdsche, Money Maker, any size. For price and other information, Write Flint River Pecan Co., Albany, Georgia. ’ , 12-Mtc. TOR SALE:—Frost Proof Cabbage Plants, grown in the open air, all early varieties. By parcel posti 200, 76c; by express collect: 500, $1.25; 1,000, $2.00. Lettuce plants, 30c per hundred. These are fancy plants. Will ship day order ia received. Cash with order. Send check, money or der, cash or ore and two cents stamps. —Dr. C JJ. Burekhalter, Barnwell, 8* C. 14-1-27. CITATION NOTICE. State of South Carolina, County of Barnwell. By John K. Snelling, Esq., Probate Judge. , WHEREAS, John C. Gib um, made suit to me to grant unto him Letters of Administration of the Estate and effects of Mary Gibaon, THESE ARE, THEREFORE, to cite gnd admonish all and singular the kindred and creditors of the said Mary Gibson, deceased, that they be and appear before me, in the Court qfLPrpr Bate, to be held 4t Barrarell, on Sat urday, December 18th next, after publication thereof, gt 11 o’clock in the forenoon, to show cause, rf ahy they have, why the said Administration should not he granted. ^ Given under my Hand this 4th day of December, A. D., 1926. - JOHN K. SMELLING, Judge of Probate, B. G • Published on the 8th day of De cember, 1926, in the Barnwell Pew- Phone No. 2287 ; Augusta, Ga. ; Mules at Right Prices I have a fuw fine from 950 to 1250 prices in keeping with the Im ere in the market for a good he sold at If yon H. W. SANDERS Barnwell, ••• • e ••• • • s. c Up Against a Proposition r A friend of ours was remarking to os that things aren’t like they used to be. “A man need to put powder in his gun and go out and gpi a deer,” he said. ~Now the DEAR puts powder oe her cheeks and goes out to HUNT A MAN.” One thing that doesn’t change, however, is am efficiency in 1st das# auto repair work. We have, oe hand every fertil ity for quick and thorough auto re pair work. No delay hers in getting your car ready for service again. Barnwell, S. Q. Advertise in lie P< M