Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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O v** I*'*’ '> '- . , . ---v—r'~~- •' z-:/* ; I , v / ■ >■ = t ~ ii niiwiiiiiif ■ ’* PAGB EIGHT. THE BARNWELL PEOPLE-SENTINEL, BARNWELL, SOUTH CAROLINA THURSDAY, MARCH 8^1928^ ^■■i^^HvvEEK MARCH 5" to JO" | X- For One Week Only ^ These Special Onyx Pointex Prices R«CUUr Style Fhrc 155 Servicc-Shccr. Silk with cot- ton tops and feet . . $1.50 > On Fop )nyx Point** Week Only fi* •1.19 707 Service-Sheer. ► Silk 'to the hem — cotton feet .. . $1.85 > •1.35 ~ FOR THIS WEEK ONLY —THE ORIGINAL POINTED HEEL STOCKING AT MUCH LOWER PRICES - Not ordinarystOckings—not irregulars—‘•but genuine and new Onyx . ~ Pointex Silk Stockings, made in Onyx Mills, with the Onyx Pointex "trade mark stamped up6n every heel—offered in the complete new Spring color range and at prices far below the usual level! This is Onyx Pointex Week—a week set aside by the manufacturer to intro duce the original Pointed Heel Stock ing to millions of new wearers—to demonstrate how the Pointed Heel adds trimness, grace and chartn to ankle lines. Secure your supply of these stockings now. Let the stockings themselves suggest why so many smart women throughout the country wear them regularly. Buy them by the pair or by the box. \ Ony 7fie ORIGINAL Pointed Heel Stocking MAZURSKY’S DEPARTMENT STORE RNWELL, SOUTH CAROLINA T ■T ♦♦♦ t T T f T f Y ❖ f f - f T T -1 • T T ❖ X f T T ' f T Y Y t Y f ❖ t t T X "Y T Y v ^ ^9 The Vamp Theatre Barnwell, - - South Carolina Wednesday and Thursday, March 7th and 8th: ' / :_1 —_ “THE LIFE OF RILEY” FEATURING CHARLES MURRAY. Friday and Saturday, March 9th and 10th: “THE GORILLA Farm Machinery Just Received a new lot of stalk cutters, $25; grain drills, $25; gasoline engines, $52.50* hay presses, $85; drag “’pading Aema disc, and revolving har- iows Service station and repairs. WERTZ & HERNLEN Phone 1887 — Augusta, Ga. Monday and Tuesday, March 12th and 13th: “NEW YORK” A PARAMOUNT SPECIAL. Sausage Casings SAUSAGE MAKERS—We are whole sale distributors of the finest hog casings. Will ship, prepaid^ any amount, 1 lb. 65c; 2 lbs. $1.25; 3 lbs. $1.80; 4 lbs. $2.35; 5 lbs. $2.85. — f EASTERLING BROS. -- 472 Broad St. — Augusta, Ga. * p-^ f Y Y Y x X i f Y Y Y T. B-Ellis J. B. Ellis ELLIS ENGINEERING CO. V Y i Land Surveying a Specialty. Week of Activities in Blackville Society Many Delightful Affairs Enjoyed.— A ; r-r ; *7 r Number o’iClt^b Meetings Reid * During Week. - Farm Implements! . _• Rex Fertilizer Distributors $17.50 Rex F ertilizer Distributors with cut off 18.50 Cole single Corn Drills 22.50 Cole double Corn Drills 26.50 Cole single Drills with fertilizer r attachment . . . . . 26.50 I Y Y Y Y a Lyndhurst, S. C. Blackville, Mar?h 5.—On Tuesday afternoon, the 28th, The Tea and Topic Club of l^akville met with Mrs. 0. J. Fickling* After the trans action <f the luamess before the club, a Washington program, was earned out. Mrs. B. H. Duncan gave a brief sketch of the life of Washington, and thereafter two most attractive con tests p: rtsining to Washington were engaged in and much enjoyed by all present. The Mar h program will be a study of birds, and each member will an swer L o the roll call with the name of her favoiite bird, giving a few de- scrirtive remarks as well. Delightful ntfreshments were serv ed by the hostess. The Blackville chapter of Winthiop Daughters met Tuesday afternoon with the president, Mrs. Leroy C. Still. A motion was made and carried that the chapter join' the Woman’s Federated clubs. Miss Adele Gunter was appointed to frame alhd write the constitution for .the chaptei. Mrs. W. C: Buist was appointed as chairman of a program committee. An invita tion. was - extended to Miss Bessie & ■■■ “ Harper, president of Winthrop Col lege Alumnae association, to meet with the chapter March 27th. After the social session the hostess”served refreshments. On last Fiiday, Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Buist and son, James entertained in compliment to the local school facul ty. The entire front of the house was thrown en suite and the guests enjoyed themselves in progressive con versations, dancing and cards. About thirty-five young people were present. An iced -salad 'course was served by the hostess assisted by Mrs. G. F. Posey. The S. A. F.’s met on Tuesday at the home of Mrs. T. 0. Boland. Af ter a short business session the meet ing was turned over to the social feature; a George Washington con test was enjoyed and it being the anniversary of the chapter’s organiza tion a beautiful birthday cake bearing nine candles was brought in and cut with a tiny hatchet. Favors and place cards in keeping with the day were us«*l gyi delightful refresh ments were served. ————.— On next Tuesday evening at the school auditorium, the faculty of the Barnwell school will present a comedy drama entitled “Am I Intruding,” all of tho receipts to go to our local sehoof> so come out and boost our school and our neighbois. This will be the fourth and last of the series of plays put on by the school improve ments of Blackville, Barnwell, W-illis- ton and Dunbarton/ On Thursday evening Mr. an* Mnr. T. 0. Boland entertained the fac ulty of the Blackville school, about 15 guests being present. Music was furnished by Miss Lila Teale and Mrs. G. F. Poosy. All enjoyed play ing cards and “touring.” Refresh ments of sweet salad and Russian tea were served by the hostess, assisted by Mrs. R. B. Still and Mrs? E. -H. Weissinger. _ The Busy Bee Missionery club m^t on Thursday afternoon at the heme of Mrs. T. L. Wragg._ Three tablea were set for “Hearts.” Mrs. Bui-st won the club prize, jf lowiy boudoir pillow. Mrs. S. H. Still cut the guest prize, a dainty handker- chief. A delicious swee^ course was served with u«a. I. C. Still and S. H. Still were guesta^„ •X-X* < X-X**X**X*«X»*X**X»»X**X**X**X' Lemon Bros., Inc. Barnwell, - - South Carolina Ihe' YELLOW* PENCIL WITH THE - - BAND HaveYbur Scribblint Tlrud __ y* Louise Rice, world famous graphologist, can positive!^ read your talents, virtues end faults lirthe drawings, words and what nots that you scribble when “lost in thought”, xSend your “ scribbling^ ” or signature for analysis. Enclose the picture of the Mikado need, cut fronts box of Mikado pencils, and ten cents. Address Loui^eRice, care of EAOLB PENCIL CoZ NEW YORK CITY The Priscilla Embrodiery yluh met on last Friday afternoon at 4 o’clock at the home of Mrs. D? K. Briggs, nine members being present. The ladies sewed and chptted, aftur which a salad course .was served by the hostess. The Gi^en Parrot club met on Fri day • afternoon at 4 o’clock at thi home /f Mrs. H. H. Cium, about six members being present. The after noon was spent in pleasant chatter * / - / after which the hostess served con- ^led fruit salad. The Wednesday . Aftempon Book club met on Friday afternoon at the' home of Mrs. D. K. Briggs, Mrs. T. L. Wragg, presiding. A splendid talk was made on home eeoftbmics by our school domestic science teacher, Miss Annie JVillie'Johnson. Mrs. H. A. Rich read a short biography of John Fox, Jr., with a n extract ; from “The Littki Shepherd of Kingdom Come.,’ The hostess assisted by ^Irs. S. G.* Lowe, served -tefreshments of salad and yoffee. For Sale, Residence Property ^ at Dead Loss ___ _ . - ■ • ^ r Consisting of two ^-story houses in best residential sectib Barnwell. This property can be bought for less than origina cost 15 yearls ago. A good investmtint for quick sale. For further information address or call ^ •• People-Sentinel Office ♦vx-x-:- ? Y Y J Y f f y y y y y y y y y i y - y y y y v , WE ^j^j^j^^Jm5mJ^j^JmJmJ^*^JmJ^j^*^^j**j^j**X # *X**X' m X**X**X**X* # X**X**.**.**»**»**** # ***'***;* BOWEN’S CORDIALLY INVITE YOU TO VISIT OUR NEW STORE AT 905 Broad Street .. _ ' T '^ll Bowen Bros. Hardware Co. HARDWARE — SPORTING GOODS ~ SINCE 1849. / * PHONE 94 # AUGUSTA, GA. , \ .. * . ' <^jwX^X* # X* # X # *X* # X**X»*X»*X*»X**X* , X <4 X**X**X # *X» # X*^ , X ,, X M X»*X*<**X**X* * ? >i y y ? Y y y y y X f X ? mn . - ■ -r-1 ■* r“ - - Pleasant Hill Community IfiO acre faim. Seven mijes from Williston on the Dunbarton load. About 100 acrtis under cultivation. Improvements consist of five-room dw’elMng, two tenant houses, barn and deep well? This property is just across the road from Church and School house. Our price is only $3,300.00. Full details will be furnished upon request. - v League, Duvall & Powell A REALTORS and GENERAL INSURANCE BERALD BUILDING * AUGUSTA, GA. I V' l 'C V, A MOTrTF.RFlet- J/\ / /jK fSA' cher’s Castoria is es pecially prepared to relieve 'Infants in amis' and Children all, ages of "Constipation, Flatulency, Wind Oilic and Diarrhea; alloying Feverishness arising therefrom, .and, by regulating the Stomach ahd Dowels, aic^Z the assimilation of Food ^/giving natural sleep. To avoid imitations, always look for the si^natuZ of j Absolutely I Urmlcss - Xo Opiates. Physicians everywhere recommend it* iZ VEtBYIMil THE SAFEST HE MOST COMFORTABLE THE MOST RELIABLE Round trip tiekett, be tween Mtariout distance ISO miles ertiess — — Round trip tickets, be tween stations distance ISO miles or less — — Tickets sold daily - U«it 1 day fraw data sal* , On* and a third ^ II andv^J lara for round trip only ZAc a nil* One and a half (1 and ;j fara for round trip •nly «.7c a mile LUnlt S days Irani data sal* OOP IN *AWLOP AND SLfCPlNG CARS Newest and 'most ^aissann sa f offered — — — The lO-trip ticket The lO-trip ticket The SO-trip ticket ;* #tw#ew *«*y twa stations an Southern Railway System toe period € months. Good tor indMdmd purchaser and between station* distance tee miles #r 1***. The to*trip ticket • / • • . T&T* The so-trip ticket • /• • • - -L Tke ya-trlp ticket . / . . , . , COOP IN COACHES ONLY 7 ^ •r WRITE Rollway System Ticket Agent E. M. AIKEN, Gcnsrsl *«•«*, Wsshington, D. C SOUTHERN RAILWAY SYSTEM