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. • v> TAG* BIGHT. THE BARNWELL PEOPLE-SENTINEL, BARNWELL, SOUTH CAROLINA THURSDAY, MARCH 27. 19M. • * . * , . 4 Review of Barnwell Business Houses THE BEST PHARMACY • w tr Phone No. 10. Located in Barnwell, S. C. This is one of the most up-to-date and pro gressive druff stores in this section and has established a reputation dur ing these years of business for honest, courteous treatment of -its large and ■growing list of patron*. For this rea son this store is popular and its popu larity is increasing daily. Quality goods are sold at this estab lishment at reasonable prices. No profiteering here and when a customer makes a purchase, whether the amount Involved be large or small, the cus tomer can rest assuied that he is get ting the value of his money. Good quality, honest prices and courteous treatment have been respon sible for the success of this well- known drug store. Many lines of goods are handled at this store, all standard and of time- tried merit, and their store is so ad vertised that anything carried in a twentieth century drug store can be found here. Included in their list are toilet articles of every description as well as household remedies which have . ^ ' 1 proved their worth in thousands of I American homes. The prescription department uses only the purest of drugs and each prescription is compounded by a prac tical pharmacist. In this business review we wish to compliment this well-known ftnd c» pable drug store for the manner in which it is serving the public and sug gest to our readers that they call and see them for anything they may peed in the apothecary line. ESTATE OF R. D. REID FURNITURE STORE J. O. Terry, Manager Located in Barnwell, S. C., phone 59. Thig firm also merits the position it has attained as one of the foremost home outfitting firms in this section. Its unequalled quality and metro politan service during the time it has served the public in this community has merited the large patronage it re ceives. It may lie said that no business in this section has maintained a better heritage or hag higher standing as a home outfitting establishment than this well known firm. The R. D. Reid Fumiture Store is a store “of the people and for the peo- ple"—a store built on the plan that aims to give mutual pleasure, satis faction and benefit, for it is the aim of this establishment to make the life pf the people worthwhile by supplying at reasonable prices the necessaries, comforts conveniences and the luxur ies. Their stocks have been selected (by the management with a view to peifection in three things—comfort, beauty and durability, and embraces as a whole the most beautiful and dura ble productions of the American fur niture maker’s art. It makes no dif ference whether it is a room you de- si le to furnish, the whole house or just a piece or two that you want, you can secure it here for the most favorable price that the market affords. They are artistic and the colorings and effects charm and delight the eye. The people in chaige of each depart ment are familiar with the business and can tell you exactly what you need to match up with your surroundings and when your house is fitted out, ev erything will move in peace and har mony. The R. D. Reid Fumiture Store is one of the most valued commercial as- t sets in this section—progressive, com plete and up-to-date, serving the pub lic in a very satisfactory Aianner. BARNWELL COCA-COLA BOTTUNG CO. H. P. Compton, Manager Located in Barnwell, S. C. Phone 75. Every Bottle Sterilized. This is one of the most popular soft drink manufacturers of this section. Bottlers cf Coca-Cola, the most wide ly known drink on the market today. They offer the best delivery service. Coca-Cola is a great National drink, whose popularity and good qualities are too well known to be described. Practically every one ;knows Coca- Cola. The only thing to do is to be sure you are getting the genuine when you order. Coca-Cola is constantly in greater demand throughout every State in the union. Refresh yourself —drink Coca-Cola. Delivery service of the Barnwell Coca-Cola Bottling Company is con stantly busy covering all of this part of the county. All you have to do is to call them over the phone and you will find hew soon the order will be delivered. \ Their plant is the very last word in bottling. The building is arranged in every way for the convenience of the em ployees and the perfect sanitation of the place. Many pure food experts have ruled that a beverage when properly made is a food product containing life giv ing, energizing substances essential to building up the bodies of children and grown-ups. The value of the sug ar alone in a bottle is of such import ance the commission will allow no sub stitute. The plant is a credit to the com munity and is open at all times to the public, and the public is cordially in vited to inspect it. Few citieg many times larger can boast of such a mod ern and scientifically equipped bot tling works. We are pleased to point wjth pride to the Barnwell Coca-Cola Bottling Company and recommend the class of goods that they are furnishing to the trade and assure every one that when they order their products they will get the very best. MAZURSKY’S DEPARTMENT STORE Phone 122-J Located in Barnwell, S. C. They ate remodeling the interior of their irtore, and when completed it will be one of the prettiest in this section of the State. Go in and see for yourself. And don’t forget they also have a com plete atoek of shoes for men, women and children. They carry a complete line of gent*’ furnishings, and their store is a merchandising center offer ing the highest quality in men’s and women's apparel, dry goods and no tions at most reasonable prices, thus aiding all in this community by en- abM*v: th^m to keep we!! and fash ionably attired in distinctive clothes at prices they can afford to pay. Truly a valued and reliable store. When a store is able to .satisfy the most exacting demands of all classes cf people, then it must he acknowl edged that it has leached an enviable position in its trade. Such is the case with this store, operated by one of the most prominent firms of this section of the State. People of every class have found that clothes from this store are satisfactory in every partic ular and made of the best materials. % The most exclusive patterns and mix tures can be found in the complete lines and if you prefer the most mod erate priced of the tasteful and ap proved designs of the season they can be had at very reasonable prices. In ladies’ ready-to-wear you will find coats, dte«ses and other apparel which reflect the very latest of the approved fashions, at prices you can afford to pay. The same is true of the men’s department where there is made a specialty of catering to those of modern mcan s and distinctive man ner that piesent day business and so cial activities demand. The men’s de partment r« most complete. The boy s will find that they have not been overlooked at this store, as they specialize in boys’ clothing and have a most complete stock which is ■nappy and most reasonable in price. We are glad to compliment them upon their high standard in th? busi ness world of this section and upon the efficiency of the concern which they so ably direct. “Shieling of My Sorrow Typical Highland Legend The following legend is associated with Aueda No’Dhubhach, the sloping ground lying to the east of I^och Drom, oh the way from Garvfe to Ullapool, In the highlands of Scotland. Three young men from Strathmore were returning home from the low country where they had been working all summer and autumn. They reached Loch Drom In the evening, and ns the night was stormy, they decided to stay In a shiel ing that was near. One of the men was a piper, and had his pipes with him. and to pass the time away he struck up a tune on the pipes, while Ids two companions danced to the music. One of the lads said it would be fine if they had some lassies to dunce with. He had hardly spoken when three women entered the shiel ing. and joined the dancing. The danc ing and playing went on for a long time, and at last the two men sat down on the seat, and the women seated themselves beside them. The piper, feeling nil was not right, looked at Ids two companions, and was horri fied to see them dead. Slipping out, leaving Ids plaid with the women, he ran for his life as fast 9s he could. The women followed, and continued to pursue the poor, exhausted piper until dawn, when lie came In sight of Fas- grtnnnch, and escaped from his evil pursuers. When the mothers of the dead men arrived at the sideling the next day they bewailed their loss, repeating the words “Aueda No Dluib- hnch’’—“Sideling of my sorrow.”— Montreal Family Herald. Perfect Foot Measurements In a new hook on “Beautiful Feet,” written by an American professor, the perfect foot Is described. The author says that the perfect foot should be three times as long as its greatest breadth, and in length exactly one- seventh of its owner’s height. A per son f> feet 10 Inches tall should have a foot exactly 10 incites long. Many beauty-contest winners In m Europe are Inclined to dispute the professor, but he stands by his state ments.—Los Angeles Times. ♦ ♦ Training Pedagogues The first genuine effort for the pro fessional training of teachers under taken In the world was undoubtedly by Jeaii Baptiste de La Salle at Rhelms In 1081. At the lieginning of the Nine teenth century the development of in stitutions to train teachers took on a new life and the Prussian system of normal schools was firmly established. Six normal schools had been organized in that country. It uas about this time that the subject of preparing teachers for public schools began to receive at tention In America. GRUBBS CHEVROLET COMPANY Phone 92 ’ Located in Barnwell, S. C., ' have Home mighty good used cars for sale at prices to suit your pur*e. Go in and look them over. They are also show ing the New Chevrolet Models. Many new features make the Chevrolet one of the most appreciated light cars on the market today. The new complete line of new cars afford* even greater quality at low cost. The public has recognized that Chevrolet repiesents a high standard \)f quality at low cost. As a result Chevrolet has become one of the world’s largest producers of automo biles with modern three-speed trans mission. The Chevrolet models' em body quality features such as you would expect to find on cars of much higher price. The new chassis has a larger and a stronger frame; new and stronger front axle; improved and fully enclosed disc clutch which requires no lubrica tion; and many other improvements on the famous Chevrolet motor. The bodies are of even greater beauty and comfort, being longer and having the best of upholstery. All models have cowl lights and new instiument boards, refined and cut away for more leg room. All closed models have the new and exceptionally beautiful Fisher, bodies, with the new vision ventilation type of closed body, one-piece windshield and automatic windshield wiper. All Chevrolet models are now fin ished in Duco, the finish that retains its color and lustre almost indefinitely and -withstands very much harder usage. Hene again is a quality fea ture heretofore not found in other low- priced cars. Truly it combines beau- ty and comfort with the Chevrolet standard of economical transporta tion. Closed models are the sedan « coach, cabriolet, Imperial Landeau and the coupe and in open models both touring car, roadster an^l one and one half ton trucks are offered. This firm is under the management of people of wide automobile exper ience. Their long service to the mo toring public has taught them the su periority of the Chevrolet and they will be pleaded at any time* to demon- strate any cf these models to you. They are progressive business men whose interest in every patron extends through the period of the entire life of thb car purchased. “ Golf, in Its Infancy, Looked On as Puerile It Is rather curious, in view of the extraordinary vogue of golf in this country, t<^*eflect that the few Ameri can and . English visitors to St. An drews in the Vi»»s and TOs were sim ply dumbfounded at the sight of grown men hitting little white balls and play ing u game with extraordinary gravity. These visitors would have * viewed with pitying contempt any prophet who had told them that the United States and England would soon be spending millions on golf and that more adults would be playing it than had ever played any game since the first one was invented. Even at the beginning of this century, when golf was the game of the rich man, few could ever have believed that the golf links at St. Andrews were to make the old town one of the beM known places in the world.—Exchange. England’* Largest Home Wentworth Woodhouse, Lord Fltz- william’s “stately home.” is the larg est private house in England. So vast Is*It that even its owners have failed to explore all its recesses. Lord Kitz- wllllnm’s Immediate predecessor one day toyk a notion to explore the base ments, and wandered without meet ing a soul. At last he came upon a small boy. and asked him who he was. i “I’m the chap.” was the answer, “what * does all the work that is dune In this house. Who ore you?” 1 Letter Hunt “My wife is an ardent pursuer of new vitamifies,” said the husband of tfie food faddUt. “She lias discovered I s In i>otatoes, O’s In doughnuts. Q’s In pigtails and X In hash. But >.he'* still hunting for V’s In trousers pock ets.”—Pathfinder Magazine. VICKERY BROS. GARAGE Official AAA Service Station located in Barnwoll. S. C. Phone I When they started in business they 64. They handle Good Gulf Ga£ and determined to furnish service to every Supreme Motor OiU. This garage features a complete repair service to auto owners and the fact that they render an up-to-date and reliable ser vice for the automobilist makes this eutabiishment the “repair shop of good uarvke** in this section of the Bute. This shop is conveniently located end commodious enough to look after the local patrons and the traveling in the way of service. IKnk ,:. i . automobile owner, and have succee^td. In the repair department they havuTin charge able and efficient men, and 6e- ing backed by vast facilities, they are enabled to replace, rebuild or repair automobiles, no matter what the trou ble may be, in a most satisfactory manner. ^ It can be readily seen that Vickery Bros. Garage is very important and adds materially to the advantages of every earner of an automobile. The fact that visitors and local patrons can get real service at this up-to-date institution instills in the mind of the automobilist confidence in the knowl edge that all his troubles can be taken care of in a “most workmanlike man ner.” . We know of no concern more fully equipped or better prepared from the point of workmanship to be able to turn out work of clast, for its reason ableness of charge and for getting H done when promised than Vickery Bros. Garage. Embarrassing Moment The most embarrassed man In town unquestionably was in th£ Hotel Commodore the other day. A •-sopho more at Columbia university had a date with a girl friend. He was to meet her in the lobby at noon— “sharp.” He arrived late. Looking about the* lobby he saw * her sitting not far from him. He conceived the idea that It would he ultra clever If he sneaked up behiud her and put his hands over her eyes In a “Give a guess! You’re right! Here I am!” fashion. He tried it. The girl fought des perately to free herself and finally succeeded. Yes, you’ve guessed it She was the wrong girl.—New York Soil Not So Fast The train was pulling out of the platform. The old gentleman was jnst settling down comfortably. Sud denly the door burst open, and a young man tumbled into the carriage and seated himself, panting and puffing, opposite the old gentleman. The latter looked on with obvious disapproval. “You must be very unfit, yonng man,” he said, after a while. “Why, when I was young I never panted and got out of breath like that after a run.* * “Perhaps not* returned the other, regaining his breath a little. “But I misted this train at the last station.*’ ADVERTISE in Tto Fm^U-SmIM Hidden Gold Found A story is told ot a man whose home and mill, all that he had in the world, were swept away by floods But, as he stood on the scene of his loss, after the waten had subsided, broken-hearted and discouraged, tie saw something shining in the bank, which the water had washed bare. It was gold. The flood which had beg gared him. had made him rich. ‘ Sor row strips off loved possessions, bw reveals the treasures of the love oi God.” EXCURSION —TO— FLORIDA SAVANNAH. GA. BRUNSWICK, GA. —and— CUBA Low Round Trip Fares From BARNWELL Savannah, Ga. $3.50 Brunswick, Ga. 5.50 Jacksonville, Fla. 8.50 St.Augu=tine, Fla. 10.00 Daytona, Fla. 1^.25 Ocala, Fla. 11.25 Gainesville, Fla. 11.25 Fort Pierce, Fla. 16.50 West Palm Beach, Fla. 17.50 Fort Lauderdale, Fla... 18.00 ■ Hollywood, Fla. 18.00 Miami, Fla. 18.50 Tampa. Fla. 16.00 St. Petersburg, Fla. 16.00 Key West, Fla. 25.75 Havana, Cuba. 43.25 Also to all principal South Florida points at corresponding low round trip fares. Proportionate excursion fares will be sold from other points. Excursion tickets will be sold for all trains Friday, April 5th, limited returning: Savannah, April 12; Brunswick, Jackson ville, St. Augustine, Datona Ocala, Gainesville, April 13; Key West, April 21; Havana, April 24. All -other destina tions, April 17. Stop-overs at all. points in FI c rid a. For Pullman reservations, schedule* and detail informa tion, consule ticket agents— SOUTHERN RAILWAY SYSTEM. Faith When we are confronted by misery which needs relief, suffering which re quires sympathy, folly which should be reproved. Ignorance waiting foi counsel, sin pleading forgiveness, the true prayer Is, “Lord, increase our faith.” Nothing is impossible to faith Luke Reilly Says, “The Rat Died Be fore Reaching the River.” “Since moving near the river yeais ago, we’ve always used RA*f^ SNAP. Watched a vicious water rat,' nibbling at RAT-SNAP outside the house. About 15 minutes later he darted off for the water to cool his burning stomach, but he died before reaching it.” Three sizes, 35c, 65c, $1.25. Sold and guaranteed by The Best Pharmacy and Deason’s Drug Storp, Barnwell. A Daily Thought 1 say to you truly, the heart of him who loves Is a paradise on earth; he has God in himself, for God is love.— Laniennais. , FIRST EXCURSION —TO— WASHINGTON,D.C. FRIDAY, MARCH 28 A Glowing Servico There is no greater or more glow ing service in the world than that of recovering irooj the human .refuse pile those who have been thrown there by a world’s bitter comlcmnn lion, and giving to them that new hope that will “turn tiiem from darkness to light, nnd from the power of Satan unto God.” Barnwell Black vi He Denmark $15.50 15.00 15.00 Beneath the Humblest Gar> Gentleness and a kind heart are oft en found beneath the humblest garb. . The friends of T. J. Attaway will regret to learn that he has been con fined to his home for the past several * days. « H. B. Campbell, Esq., a prominent attorney of New York City, has re turned to his home after spending several days in Barnwell with friends. Proportionate fares from all other points. Excursion tickets good v on all trains Friday, March 28. Return limit to reach starting point by midnight, Wednesday, April 2, 1930. The. famous Cherry Blossom Season. The nation’s capital in Spring attire aftd innumerable attrac tions awaiting you. - Apply to ticket agents Southern Railway System,