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—-—^— • • 1 11 MANY DIFFERENT BUSINESS LINES SHOPPING HERE AS EASY AS IN CITIES. Astonishingly Large Number of Busl- nesses and Services Are to Be Found in Barnwell. Bread has fftorr fbod value/ v ± Y Y Y X Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y ? Y Y Y Y Y X A Y Y Y v T. B. Ellis J. B. Ellis ELLIS ENGINEERING CO. Land Surveying a Specialty. ❖ Lyndhurst, S. C. INSURANCE FIRE WINDSTORM PUBLIC LIABILITY ACCIDENT - HEALTH SURETY BONDS AUTOMOBILE — THEFT Calhoun and Co. P. A. PRICE, Manager. Louise Rice, world famous graphologist, can positively read your talents, virtues and faults in the drawings, words and what nots that you scribble when “lost in thought”. Send your “ scribblings ” or signature for Analysis. Enclose the picture of the Mikado head, cut from a bo* of Mikado pencils, and ten cents. Address Louise Rice, care of EAGLE PENCIL CO.. NEW YORK CITY ADVERTISE in The People-Sentinel. •X-X*<~X~X»<»<*«X*«X**X**X*«X"X*<*«X* In support of the campaign being laurihed this week by the business and professional men of Barnwell to encourage the “trade at home” spirit, the following list shows a surprisingly large number-, of businesses and ser vices that are he found in this city ami it is pointed out tKarTFTere really is no need for residents of this city to go elsewhere to do their shopping: —A— Agrictiltural Supplies Attorneys Automobiles, Accessories Automobiles, Battery Stations Automobiles, Dealers -Automobiles, Paint Shop Automobiles, Repairers Automobiles, Tire Dealers, Etc. Automobiles, Transfers Hire Automobiles, Trucks Automobiles, Vulcanizers Automobiles, Wash Rack. —B— Bark Ba°k e ry_, L : ' Barber Shops Beauty Shop Bicycle Dealers Blacksmiths Boarding Houses Bottlers Builders’ Supplies Brokers, Fertilizers Brokers, Merchandise Brokers, Montey Brokers, Real Estate Book Store Building and Load Association. —C— Goal Dealers Children's Coats Chiropractor Contractors, Building Contractors', Electrical Contractors, Painting, . Cotton Warehouse —D— Dairies - Dentists :';v: Drays, Horse . .., Druggists Drays, Trucks Dyrjamite V' — —E— Electrical Supplies Express Companies —F— : : --- F’arm Implements Filling Stations Florists’ Representatives Fish and Oyster Dealers Furniture Stores Fruit Stores * Fertilizers — — 1^. Feed and Seed Stores .Gr— Gas and Oils Ginneries Oatmeal Makes WHITE MEAT!' There’s nothing better for young chickens than oat meal ! And oatmeal is the base of this famous growing mash that builds young birds into profitable fowls. Quaker FUL-O-PEP Growing Mash To the oatmeal are added just fhe right proportions of cod liver meal, minerals, proteins, and, now, molasses in dry form! Molasses keeps the birds’ digestive organs in good condition. Quaker Ful- O-Pep Growing Mash builds white meat, big frames, and fine plumage. We have this great mash" all ready for your use. -i * *’ Farmers Union Mer. Co. BARNWELL, S. C. > CAROLINA THURSDAY, APRIL 5TH, 1928. Social and Personal News from Williston Photo shows John F. Ryan, porter at the Park Central Hotel, New .York, who has been notified ♦.hat he, his two brothers and a sister have inherited a million dol lar estate in Ross Valley, Cal., as a result of the recent dam break near Los Angeles. The estate was left by Martin Ryan, an uncle. Green Groceries Groceries Gerneral Repair Shops General Merchants —H— . Hair Dresser —— — Hardware Dealers Hide Dealers Horse Dealers ■ —I— r— Ice Dealers on Wagons Ice Factory Ice Cream Saloons Insurance, Casualty and Liability Insurance, Fire Insurance; Industrial* Insurance, Life Ice Cream Factory Insecticides ” —- — —Jr- Jeweler Junk Dealer .. . ■. ■ . , Ladies’ Ready-to-Wear Laundry Representative Lumber Yards Lunch Counters —M— Machine Shops Merchants, Grain- Mills, Grist. Mills, Planing Mills, Saw Milliners Motion Pictures Men’s Furnishing^ Mules —N— Newspaper Willistoi|, March 31.—On Friday afternoon, of last week Mrs. A. M. Kennedy and Mrss. Cary Smith enter- 1 * tained at the home of the former with an enjoyable bridge patty in honor of Mr<\ Ash’ey Weathersbee, of Tampa. Fla. After thi games de lightful refreshments were served. James MiKerley ard Harold Wood ward, of Clemon College, are spend ing the Spring holidays at their homes mar Wiihston. Misses Ruth Kyser, of Branchville, and Cai rie Xarson, of Lamar, were wesk-end visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Powell. Mr. ard Mrss. L. Z. Gunter, of Greenwood, wtt'e week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Milledge'-Gunter. R. F. Kennedy, of Augusta, was a week-end visitor in Williston** Miss Elizabeth Stallings, of Wes leyan college, Macon, Ga., spent last week-old .with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. E. L .Stallings. Mrs. W. O. Thompson, Jr., Mrs. Winchester Smith, Jr., and little son, Norman, are - visiting their- sister-, Mrs. Harris, in Spartanburg. Miss Gretetyen Hair, Miss Estelle Hutto and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Greene spent Sunday with friends in Swan- sta. Mrs. W\ H. Kennedy and daughter, Julia are visiting in Allendale. v Rev. W. R. Davis is visitirg his F. Davis, in Char lotte, N. 67- r Mrs. J. W. Browning ard Mis. Summers Pringle, of Blackville, were visitors here Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. John Miley kift on Wednesday to visit the latter’s par ents, Mr. and Mrs.* Stone in Greeiv ville County,- and attend the teach ers’ -meeting. — * Supt. an(d Mrs. C. M. Moore, of the Williston-Elko schools, are attending the teacher’s meetir^g in Greenville. While* th^re they are the guests of Mrs. Moore’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Ashmore. Most of the other teachers from here are also attend ing the meeting. Mrs. W. R. Kennedy. Jr., J. A. Ken nedy and Mrs. W. C. Smith, Jr., were the guests Thursday of last week of Mrs. A. A. Myers, at Branchvillel Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Smith a^d lit tle son, Dan, spent Saturday with Mrs. Smith’s father, Mr. Lybrand, in Wagener. "■+*** Rev. L. E. McCord aryl son of Orangeburg, were visitors in Williston last Sunday afternoon. Mr. McCord occupied the Presbyterian pulpit. His sermon was greatly enjoyed by those attiTiding. * . 1 Among the college girlsK at home this week-end for the Spring holidays are: Misses Kate Odiome, Nina Bell and Eva Wengrow, Winthrop; Annie Baker Black, Converse, and Lena Brown Davis, Coker college. News Dealers Novelty. Shop Optometrist Minerva: “What do you expect to do when you graduate?’’ Bobby: “Guess I’ll turn highway man—and knock -people’s brains out. —O— -P— Painters, Sign Paint Dealers Physicians Plants, Dealers and Growers Plumbirg and Heating Contractors Plumbing Supplies Pressing Clubs - Public Stenographers Printers, Job Railroads Restaurants Itadtbs, Dealers, Service and Parts —S— Sale Stables ' Sewing Machine Dealers Shoemakers • . 1 — r ..-—:— Soft Drink. Stands Sheet Metal Worker Sporting Goods Shoe Stores Y Shoe Shine Parlors Surgeona ■ r : Seeds ’* - T Tailors ?- Telegraph Company Telephone Company • Theatre , Tinners Trucks, Auto ■! U— Undertakers • —V— •; . * Veterinarian — —w— - r~ ’ Watchmaker v Welding Shop v . Wheelwrights , , t Woody apfe — ♦♦♦ and gather up t^eir money and use it. Minerva: “Why not gather up the brains?’’ • • ♦ ♦ ^ . “Well, I guess I’m all ir|” grunted Jonah as he firished hi3 subway jour ney to the whale’s interior. \ \ \ L ^ ^ %Vme Euick Style Show *^\ - Body by FUKer Shotvinq Americans Smartest sjHotor Car Creations Opening Today—-Style Week at Buick showrooms! Everyone who loves the new and beautiful—-every one who plans to buy a new car this Spring— •'•7. is invited to attend this special showing of those smartest of motor ear creations, the fine Buick models. Here are assembled a wide variety of Buick body- types by Fisher. All are arrayed in alluring new spring-time color harmonies. AH”are endowed with the most luxurious upholsteries and appoint ments. And all are months ahead of the mode in smart, low, dashing lines, low without any loss of head-room or road-clearance. Be sure to attend this magnificent Style Show! See the most beautiful motor car creations of the day—and the most durable, dependable and vibrationless of cars as well. Come any day or evening during the next seven days. A cordial welcome awaits you. * * " . t. -— . * • ' ■ OpeninqTodatf Denmark Buick Go, Denmark, S. C. A new sense of security comes with the me of FRIGIDAIRE With Frigidaire in your home, cold-storage temperatures keep foods fresh and whole some. Health is protected—constantly— { every day in the year. Ask for a demon stration at our display room—today. Williston Hardware Co. WILLISTON, S. C . PRO” fCT* OP* GENERAL* MOTORS SEND U^\YOUR ORDERS FOR JOB PRINTING. Atlantic City is to have no more bathing beauty parades. It is esti mated that this omission will save the) eyesight of 8,659 persons. j Attention Growers Buy the Best? y Not Kirkland’s Seeds have stood the test for over 1 5 years and an- — nually growers are making better profits planting : Kirkland’s Truck Seeds. \ • We have complete Stocks of All Vartjtigsffitf MELON SEEDS, CUCUMBER, SQUASJI, RADISH, BEAN, LETTUCE SEEDS, in fact Everything for* the truck grower c-nd shipper. Ojir prices are in line. We ship orders the same day received. f&r \ Send Us Your Orders—If in a hurry call us or wire ui Long Distance Phones 9893 and 8512. B. B. Kirkland Seed Co. - - Columbia, S. C. « ' .. ' . \ ~ -\ - ^ Branch Store 849 Broad Street, Augusta, Ga. ^Southern Seeds for Southern Soils.”