Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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I iHm *.,jf ■Ml • TJ ' ' . ; • . v 4 • ' v V " '•■ -• . ' •/' • \i.': k>\ \ L-- )T •V .. of a brisk trade during the next few months? \ A profitable cucumber crop has just been marketed, the watermelon crop is just tnaer proi one- several years. Melons are selling from $150 to $35.0 a car, on the tracks, and a large • » » amount of money will be put into circulation. The outlook now is that cotton will bring 20 cents or better this Fall. In the meantime, are the merchants making preparations to take advantage of these conditions? Or are they in a hopeless “blue funk” and perfectly willing to let their city brotlVers get the cream of the trade away froi^i them? The Barnwell. People-Sentinel stands ready and willing to assist the wide-awake ' • • ' * ' ' merchants in a business-getting advertising campaign. We offer 4 complete weekly papers and addition largest circulation in Barnwell County. Statistics show that the vast majority of failures in the past few years was among non-advertisers." Remember, the margin between success and failure is very often very ■' ' i ( . .'y / r \ N . ' ' ** t «. small. Advertising has “turned the trick” for othersr-it can do as much for you. We are ready to assist you at any time in preparing copy and cuts for “special » • ■ / sales,” etc., and can also illustrate, weekly ads. with attractive illustrations. A- * ■- A 'i-. r..^. .«V*> . - ^ ■ . I I'HapiMi: 1 ' 1 '• • ' " r i~