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■Jr' x- P THURSDAY, MARCH JfcD # 1921. V THE BARNWBIX FBDPLB.SBNTINBL, BARNWELL, SOUTH CAROLINA ' • * WI Distributors and Planters - v. /■ lr Rex Fertilizer Distributors are the most accurate Distributors made, puts out the sarnie amount wet or dry, up-hill or down.' Cole Single Com Drills. ~ Cole Double Com Drills. Cole Fertilizer Distributprs. ^ / LEMON BROS, INC. BARNWELL, - . . . . . . f v S.C. I > v ■4 To Arrive Friday OUR BUYER i 8 m?w m the WESTERN MARKETS where ». he will purchase for my stables alt OLAR a CAR LOAD of « , A 7-- — . ,1^ FRESH MULES and HORSES which will arrive at OLAR on FRIDAY, MARCH 4TH._ In this load will be mules weighing from a thousand to twelve* hundred pounds and well broke. I will also have aocne good saddle horses. Prospective buyers should come and see this load of stock before buying. CF. RIZER OLAR, SOUTH CAROUNA SEEDS • • SEEDS WE HAVE IN STOCK a supply of fresh Garden Seeds of ail kinds and a s , limited quantify of Excel, Improved Tom Watson, Irish Gray. and Thur* man Gray Watermelon Seeds, Kirhy Stay-Green and Henderson’s Improved Whtie Spine Cucumber Seeds. Get our prices before buying elsewhere. Deason’s Drug Store MAlft STREET BARNWELL, S. C i * • % HI- WATCH THE WI WASTE!' Why Pay More — SPECIAL THIS WEEK — 'l ’ f , x - RICE, Fancy Blue Rose, 3 pounds for ; 21c FLOUR, Very Best Self Rising, 24 pound sack _• $1.19 SHORTENING, 3 pounds bulk for 35c ORANGES, per dozen 25c PEAS, No. 2 can, Castle Haven, per can 15c GRAPE FRUIT, large size, 3 for 25c HAM SALE, Star Ham, pound 30c 'GRITS, per peck - 35 c COUNTRY MEAL, per peck 35 C PINE APPLE, tall No. 2 Cans 25c ALSO FRESH MEATS, .CELERY, LETTUCE, FRESH TO MATOES, and other VEGETABLES at BARGAIN PRICES. Reed Grocery Company AtL CASH NOTHING CHARGED. i Barnwell, South UK? Advertise in The People-Sentinel ere and J^ereabouts 'Phone Ua 4he Names of Tow Visitors, or Other Items of Local Interact for This Column. v Mr. Leroy Molair spent Sunday in Rock Hill. The days gain 14 minutes in sun shine this week.' Mrs. R. S. Dicks spent Tuesday in Augusta shopping. V. S. Owens, Esq., visited Bamberg <on professional business last week. Mir. and Mra.. 1 E. F. Boylston, of BLackyille, were visitors here Monday. The frieds of Col. Butler Hagood, who underwent an operation gt the Baptist Hospital in Columbia Friday morning, will be glad to know that he is doing splendidly and it is hoped that he will soqn be able to return heme figain. Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Wallack were the guests of Barnwell relatives Sun day. * Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Dicks and Mr. Allen Brown spent Thursday in Orangeburg. Senator and Mrs. A. B. Patterson and Oo>.. J. E. Harley sper\t the week end in the city. Mr. and* Mrs. B. P. Davies and son, Billie, end Mr. Calhoun Lemon were visitors in Columbia Friday. Mrs. Thoe. M. Boulware, Miss Ellis, Miss Fink Jew and Prof. C. H. Fowler spent Saturday in Augusta. Dr. Middleton, of Charleston, con ducted services at the Church of the Holy Apostles Sunday morning. Mrs. Harold Buckinham, of Ellen- ton, and Mrs. Inman, of Augusta, were the guests of Mrs. J. Julien Bush Tuesday. Master Harry Tillinghast Dewey celebrated his seventh birthday Mon day afternoon by entertaining about 60 of his little friends. ^ The Ladies’ Auxiliary of the Barn well Episcopal Church will meet this (Thursday) afternoon at the home of Miss BeBee.Pattersont. Misses Elizabeth Gray, of Waynes boro, Ga., and Sarah Moloney, of Blackville, were the week-end guests of Miss Pauline Holman. The many friends of Mr. D. C. Vickery, of this city, will learn with regret that he is quite ill at the Baptist Hospital in Columbia. Mrs. J. E. Harley and children and Misses Pauline Richardson and Clara Sue Matthews were recent visitor* of Mrs. A. C. Matthews in Newberry. Mr. and Mrs. Johnson Hagood and Oal. and Mrs. N. G. W. Walker spent Friday in Columbia at the bedaide of the former’a father, Col. Butler .Ha good.* Mesdames S. B. Moseley and Edgar A. Brown are attending the State Federation of Music Clubs in Hiarts ville this week as representatives of the Barnwell Music Study Chib. j The friends of Mrs. Homer Sandeca will be glad to know that she is re covering from an appendicitis opera- t : on, which was performed at a Col umbia hospital several days ago. Ash-Wednesday services were con ducted at the Church of the Holy Apostles yesterday (Wednesday) by Mrs. Daisy Buckingham, lay reader. 4-, Celebrates Birthday. Coroner D. P. Lancaster celebrated his 79th birthday Monday and & num ber of his relatives and friend* honor ed him with a n enjoyable dinner. lie was also the recipient of several gifts. Presbyterian Church Services. ■> .*. Announcement is made that Sunday school will be held at the Barnwell Presbyterian Church at 10:30 o’clock Sunday morning. Dr. Hugh R. Mur- chiscm will conduct services at four o’clock in the afternoon. , The public is invited to attend. ‘ „ Meeting ef Bible Class. The regular monthly meeting of the Jennie Lou Hagood Bible Class <rf the Barnwell Methodist Church was held at the home of Mrs. R. W. Humphries, who was assisted in entertaining by Mrs. A. J. Bennett. After an enjoya ble social hoar, a delightful salad course was served. Holds First Meeting. The Smart-Set Bridge Club held its initial meeting Wednesday afternoon of last week with Mias Jean Riley. The high score prise was won by Mrs. BoncU H. Dyches and the consolation was cut by Mrs. D. B. Witherspoon. After the games a salad course and sherbet were served. Mrs. Bush Entertains. The members of the Wednesday Af- ernon Bridge Chib were entertained last week by Mrs. J. Julien Bush. The high score prize, a box of corres pondence cards, was wen by Mrs. C. K. Sanders and the consolation, a towel, was cut by Mr*. Solomon Brown. The guest of honor, Miss Nell Stack, was presented with a compact After the games a sweet ouUrae was served. Death of T. C. Hair. After an illness of four months, Mr. Thomas C. Hair, insurance agent, died at his home in Elko Sunday. He was the oldest son of Mr. and Mrs. Fur man N. Hair, both of whom survive him. He is also survived by has widow, who-was Miss lone Burton, of Aiken County, and two daughters, Mikses Gretchen and Katheryn Hair, of Elko, one brother, Mr. Moise Hair, ahd one sister, Mrs. F. P. Lee, both of Elko. The funeral services were conducted Monday hi* home in Elko and the body was laid to rest in the Hair graveyard, near that town. Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Gage and daugh ter, Norma Elizabeth, and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Sadler and son, Jackie, ajl of Oclumbia, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. M. B., Hagood Sunday. Hold Special Service*. Lewis Black returned home Sunday afternoon from an Augusta hospital, following a tonsil operation the pre vious day. He was accompanied to and from the hospital by Ben Davies, Jr. Mias Matt Thomas, a member of the State Department of Education, visit ed * number of schools injthe county last week in company with Mr. Horace J. Crouch, County Superintendent of Education. Miss Mabel Pratt, of Due West, has been the guest of her sister, Mr*. M. C. Best, during the past week and de lighted the congregation of the Bern- well Methodist Church with two yocsl •elections Sunday morning. Dunbarton, Matrch 1.—^Special ser vices were held at Cypress Chape 1 Church on Sunday, Feb. 6th, under the direction 'of the Sunday School and celebrated its attainment of ‘*thfe Standard of Excellence.” Supt. G. J Anderson, his officers and teachers and Pnsb*r C. K. Turner have been untiring in their efforts to reach this goal and have receded the hearty co operation of the whole school. The The following was the program olf the morning: Song, Service—Sunday School. Prayer—Rqv. C. K. Turner. Duet, “Ivory Palvces”—Misses Wil liams and Hasty. Awarding of Normal Course Di plomaa. • Address—Mr. W. B. Cassels. Death of Mr. Ramdale. Rev. C. K. Tdroer. The Johnsoniatf of Wintrop College, under date of February 12th, pub lished a list of “Distinguished Stu dents,” among them being Mb* Julia Lemon, of Barnwell, Mias Eta Wen- grow, of Willioton, and Mbs Vera Lome, of Blackville. The latter re ceived special mention, having made' jBugsaBL.oL.tt g. etea. ga. Undo Ransdale,*65, died a t7 o’cto&k Sunday rooming at kb home, 709 Woodrow street, after an illhesa of short duration. Mr. Raondale had lived in Columbia for several years and had a number frianda here who will learn with sorrow of Ms death. Mr. Ransdale ie survived by hia widow, three daughters, Mrs. J. N. Dicks of Barnwell, Mrs. W. D. Berry of Orangeburg and Mrs. F. S. White of Charleston, and one son, L. C. Runs- dole of Columbia. Short funeral service* were held at 1:30 o’clock Monday ■afternoon at 1217 Hampton street, after which the body was taken Orangeburg for interment Services were held at the Orangeburg Presbyterian church at 4 o’clock with interment in the church yard. The Rev. F. Ray Riddle of Shandon Preabyterian church held both services.—The State, March 1. Advertise in The People-Sentinel Treat CoMs Externally For sore throat, bronchitis or deep chest colds, rub Vicks VapoRub briskly over throat and chest and cover with warm flannel. Vick* act* in two way*—both direct: absorM like a liniment and inhaled at a vapor troubles of all A quick relief for the cold the family. VieMS ▼ V a ro Rub M. B* CALHOUN 4 SON Funeral Directors and Embalaaers Allendale, South Carolina. SHERIFF’S SALK. S^ate of South Carolina, County of Barnwell. THE STATE vo. ESTATE OF P. J. H1ERS NOTICE TO CREDITORS. Stale of South Carolina, . County oC BatfnrtU. . Court M. 0. Kiser C—pany vs. Creighton - Dry Goods Company. To all and singular tha creditors of Creighton Dry Goods Company: . You are hereby notified pursuant to on order of thb court made in the above entitled cause by his Honor Judge H. F. Rice, dated February 5th, 1927 t to prove ybur claims, if any you have, against the said Creighton Dry Goods Company, before the under* signed Master at hia office in Barn*- weN, & C., on the 9th day of March, A. tk, 1927. Any creditor failing to prove his, her er their claim agagnst the a foras*id estate will be barred from sharing therein. G. M. GREENE, Master. Do You Know. Thb Picture? Because yen have been able la the past to “throw off" dlsst- pefn*. afe, etc, fta to believe you can always ha os fsrtumato. which can easily ha a raided by prompt attention. Our thorough will tovsal what is yam eyes, end If needed, will enable as to ftt yon aernratoly. M —COME IN THIS ; P.W. STEVENS OPTOMETRIST Office in Jewelry Store Barnwell, Sooth C«retina. Under and by virtue of a Tax Exe-| cution to me directed by J. B. Arm strong, Treasurer of Barnwell County, I have this day levied upon and wjll sell to the highest bidder for caeh, be tween the legal hours of sale in front 'ofTKe'Court House at Barnwell, S. C, on Monday, the 7th day of March, 1927, this being Salesday in said month, the following described real estate: 220 acre* of land with buildings thereon in Dunbarton school district, and bounded a* follows: North by lands cf E. G. Dicks; East by lands of C. L. Hiers; South by L. R. Baugh man, C. H. Dicks and J. W. Rountree, and West by Jim Killingsworth land. Levied upon and sqjd to satisfy the above Execution and Costa. BONCIL H. DYCHES, Sheriff, B. C. Barnwell, S. C., 15th day of February, 1927. ^ NOTICE ABOUT DOG TAX Closing Remarks and Benediction.— Nctice is hereby given that the time for paying the deg tax, amounting to $1.25, has been extended) without penalty to March 15th, 1927. Owners of dogs are requested to designate the school district in which such dogs are to be found in order that proper credit may be given. - J. B. ARMSTRONG, County, Treasurer. Feb. 16, 1927. Vamp Theatre ONK NOGHT ONLY Thiu%, Mar. 10 Not a(Moving rssm i icturc Four Act Stage Play “Jesse James” True life .story ef this noted Missouri outlaw and the adven tures ef the— , James Boys in Missouri Produced with Special Scen ery. Singing and Dancing. Vaudeville and other Specialties between every act. Singing and Dancing Vanda- ville between every act. PRICES:—Adults, 50c; Chil dren up to 12 years sf age, 25c: from 12 to TO years, 85c. s NO PICTURE SHOW AT THE VAMP THEATRE THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH 19TH. r *♦ ADVERTISE in Mr. Cassels, the speaker of the day, is superintendent of the EUenton Sun day setani and is a prominent Baptist layman and Sunddy school worker ef thto section of the State. Alt 3:80 p. m. Mr. Cassels met with the officers arid teachers of the Sun day school, discussing the Standard of Excellence and giving them very help ful suggestions for carrying on the work of the Sunday school. , WWW- •'..-i. LIE TERM MONEY TO LEND I y-.-St Farm Loans 6 per cent* Urge amounts. Town prop erty in Barnwell, residential and Irasineaa* 7 par cant Loans procured promptly at lowest cost AllendgJt, Bamtiefjt tod Barnwell & I THOMAS M. BOULWi Kei .