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THURSDAY, OCTOBER 1, W31. i , ‘ ‘ .. ...' . '* ' - m -THB BAKmVBLL PEOPLE-SENTINEL, BARNWELL, SOUTH CAROLINA -V : .'.■ PARS Notice of Lodge Meeting. . Harmony Lodge No. i7, A. F. M., ■will hold a regular communication in the '• Masonic Hall, on Thursday nighty Sept. ' 24th, at 8:30 o’clock All local and visiting brethren are cordially invited to attend. F. S. BROWN, J. E. HARLEY, Secretary. W. M. K. o( P. Lodge Meetings. The regular meetings of Bamwelj Lodge No. 16, Knight of Pythias, are held on the 1st and 3rd Friday nights in each month. All mem bers and visiting breth ren are cordially invited to attend. Wm. McNab, J. E. Harley, K.' of R. and S. C. C. ~'V • . HERB AND HBRBABOUT8 • Wednesday Afternoon Bridge Chib. The high score prize, a bath towel, g was"#on hy Mrs. Solomon BlaU; the tABBB••••••••••••#•• consolation, a jar of sweet pickles, MriTffary Wmf and family have »* s cut Mra - P*"* Bash and the moved to North Augusta. g ”” t P 1 "**® " a » aw “ rde,i to Mrs - W , N. Jefferies, of Burlington, N. C. A J. J. Walker, of Allendale, w* s a » weet cour8e w “ served a,te r the visitor in Pamirrll Tnradiji ’ V EWBiA JUNIOR-SMART SET BRIDGE CLUB. § | >' ' x i Mrs. Charlie Brown, Jr.* entertained the Junior-Smart Set Bridge Club Thursday afternoon. The high score prize for club members, a box of face powddr, was won by Mrs. "' Loiiise Mrs. Ellla Davis and daughter, Miss Bauer; the high score prize for Josid Davis, were visitors here Sun day. Mrs. R. S Dicks and son, Bobby, spent Sunday with relatives in Cope. Mr?. J. A. Porter and Mrs. Louise Bauer were visitors in Augusta Mon day -• —, 6 6 6 LIQUID OR TABLETS Relieves a Headache or Neuralgia in 30 miuntes, checks a Cold the first day, andvhecks Malaria in three days. 660 SALVE FOR BABY’S COLD. t INDIGESTION “My work Is confining, jji and often I eat hurriedly, causing me to have indi gestion. Gas will form and I will smother and have pains In my chest. “I had to be careful what I ate, but after someone had recom- * mended Black-Draught and I found a small pinch after meals was so helpful, I soon was eat ing anything I wanted. “Now when I feel the least smothering or un comfortable bloating, I take a pinch of Blaclp- Draught and get relief.” —Oyd* Vaughn. !• $htpr>y St, Orwenvllla, **• C- • Cold In 25V packages. £7fiedfords L Paul and Joe Warren, of Allendale, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mra. W. J. Lemon. v Mr. and Mrs. Chrlie Brown, Jr., and Mrs. Ralph Brown were visitois in Augusta Monday. .Mrs. J. W. Ruff has been the guest of relatives and friends in Charles ton during the past week. Mrs. V. P. Bonner,, who has been visiting Hrs. B. L. Easterling for the past several weeks, has returned to Aiken. Misses Sue Carter and Virginia Hutto spent the week-end at their homes in Varnville and Denmark, re spectively. Among the members of the local bar attending court in Aiken this week are Cel, J. E. Harley and Col. Edgar A. Brown. guests, a score* pad and pencil, was won by Mrs. L. O. Drew, a waste paper basket wa s presented to Miss Helen Calheu.n, and the consolation, a set of coaster mat*, was cut by Mrs. J. H. McLean. Th P hostess served ginger V 9 -•* • ale sundaes and cake. . . Besides the club members, the guests included Mrs. B. P. Davies. Mrs. Edgar Loyns, of Elloree, Mrs. L. 0. Drew, Mrs. Robert Patterson, Miss BeBee Patterson, Mrs. W. N. Jefferies, of Burlington, N. C., and MisS Helen Calhoun. entst, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Lemon. SANDERS-MOORE MARRIAGE. Of interest to a large circle of friends is the announcement of the marriage of Miss Florence Sanders, daughter of Mr. and Mis. J. O. San ders, of Olar, and Mr. B. S. Moore, Jr., county superintendent of educa- ticn, of this city. The ceremony was performed Friday by th e Rev. D. W. Heckle in the presence of member? of the two families and a few inti- mat e friends. The bride is a very at tractive young woman and will re ceive a cordial welcbme to Barnwell. Mis* Julia Lemon and.* Robert The groom, who i 8 an alumnu s of the Adam-, Jr., of Columbia, sp^-nt the j University of South Carolina nd week-end her P |(ith the former’s par- Furman University, made a success ful debut in politics last year; They both have many friends who wi.-h for. th?m a long #nd happy married ‘life. After a short wedding trip, Mr. and Mrs. Mcore ar» making their BLACK- DRAUGHT WOMEN who are run-down, ner vous. or suffer every month, should take Psrtlni. Used for over SC years. INSURANCE FIRE WINDSTORM . PUBLIC LIABILITY ACCIDENT - HEALTH SURETY BONDS AUTOMOBILE — the;ft * Calhoun and Co. P PRICE. Manager. ADVERTISE in The People-Sentinel. The many friends f Mrs. R. L. Bron?on will learn with regret that . • • a she is in a Columbia hospital for medical treatment, which it is hope! l home for.the present with his par- will soon restore her to health j ents, Mr; and Mrs. B. S. Moore, in ■" • Barnwell. The Mary G. • Hailey Sun lay | • ♦ ♦ School Class will, have its monthly MAt E-SANENGAGEMENT party on Friday evening at 8:00 o’- ANNOUNCED IRlDAY. clock at thFUOhe of Mrs". Boncil H. I Mrs. J. G. Moo^ly, Jr., of Columbia, Dycher. All numbers of thr class arc and Mrs. Lessie B. Easterling enter- invited. # tained w^th eight rabies uf bridge at the home of th? latter Friday after noon, at whkh time the engagement moved in to the.Davis refidence, for-j ofi their sister. Mis. Marie B. Mace, merly occupied by Buist Grubbs and arid Mr. Edward Barnwell Sanders family, who recently moved into the was announced. The lower floor of the residence cn Main Street next door lovely colonial home was thrown en to Mis. Olaree Cail. suite and attiactively decorated with * I fall flowers. The high score prize, Among those from Barnwell who dusting powd-r, was won by. Mrs. attended the Duke-( arolina f ctball | Estelle Patters, n; low score prize, a game in Columbia Sturday were Mr. and Mrs. Perry B. Bu?h, Mr. and Mr?. Dr. L. T. Claytor and family have flu wet Itowl, \va< won by Mis? Sat ah. Patterson, and the c ns Ifvti <n, a B. S. Mcore, .Jr., Solomon BlatU J. novelty pitcher, wes cut by Mrs. T. Julien Bush, Jim Bush. E. F. Wood- j A. Holland, the winners presenting ward, W. R. Price, Dr. H. A. Gross and Martin C. Best. Society' L J WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON BRIDGE CLUB.**’ - Mrs. Tho s M. Boulware was hestess last week to the members of the i* The Modern Beauty Salon Announce the opening t>f. a .BEAUTY SHOP AT BLACKVILLE for the benefit ft . * # . of our patrons throughout this section. # • * ■ * * Permanent Marcel Wave with * ringlet ends — Genuine Eugene jmd Fredrick Waves for only q Shampoo and Finger Waves $3.00 $5.00 SOc We Specialize in all forms of Beauty Cul ture. Only graduate -operators employed and afl work guaranteed. Branch of Modern Beauty Salon COLUMBIA, S C. PHONE FOR APPOINTMENT BROWN & BUSH Attorneys-at-Law ' J.!. . jmrnmmmmmrn BROWN-BUSH BUILDING nig^r T«oT>r>i BARNWELL, ' SOUTH CAROLINA ! - PRACTICE IN STATE-AND FEDERAL COURTS ..... J .’ . » • • - \ *_■ »• • •/. i their prizes to the bride-elect, who was also given two. pairs of silk hose by the ho'tcsses. Miss Helen Cal houn. wh.se ma.rage October 10th is also of t. rdiaT interest, was remem 1 - bered with a boudoir pillow. A salad cour.> with iced tea waa served by the hostesses, who were as- fisted by Mrs. Easterling’s house guest, Mis. Betty Mace, cf Lss An geles, Calif., Mrs. B. L. Easterling and Mrs. H. G. Boylston. The dainty score cards announced the date of the wedding as October 17th, 1931. » COTTON! DON’T hold your cotton at home, subject to fire, weather damage and theft. We will store and insure ft a whole year for less than 1c per pound. Ycu cannot afford to take the risk of holding at home. We make liberal advances and quick ?ettl«ments. Write us about, your fertilizer obligation and seed loan. WE WILL GET MORE FOR YOUR COTTON. Savannah Cotton Factorage Co. SAVANNAH, GA. We Start Where Others Stop! Sunlight Gleaners & Dyers Back of Eauteriing’s Stcee Barnwell, S. C, WE CLEAN ANYTHING FROM A SHOE TO A FEATHER,—SILKS, L^CES^SATINS, DRAPERIES. Etc. WE MAKE A SPECIAL HOUSEHOLE CLEANING AND RENOVATING. WE DYE TO LIVE-LET US DYE _ _ FOR YOU! I $ _ DAYS _ • ' • ' • . ; •* « —- .■■:— i ^ ^ 4 ' V'' '• . . ' . * . • * •* - 1 » L' A . •*•= ^ *- - . . . ' ■ ; * * _ • , . ■ . *. ■. ■ - .. , ^ .* # # % L? ' . * O’':. ’ ’ ; % ' | DAYS IN mm m OM'"' •— IN COLUMBIA Y D IT COLUMBIA OCT. 2 & 3 • ■ — '■ • \ OCT. 2 4b 3 m ■ . . . Are Invited by the ’ 'm —' Retail Merchants •- ' V* r .. . of Columbia To be their guests during Dollar Days, which will be the most sensational money-saving event Columbia has seen in ten years. Come! It’? arrived . ♦. . a city-wide Sale. . - planned pnd presented as ^he greatest merchandising cvene held since 1921. Only through the enthus iastic co-operaticn of the advertisers listed beLw was it possible to stage 'such a carnival of value-giving. f Through radical reductions, through special purchases for this most un usual occasion all the merchants have’ entered this event wholeheartedly, 4 • confident that the response will be worthy cf their efforts and the values prolnted. Every ounce of merchan- m dising resources and value giving facilities have been combined to make Drllar Day, the biggest thing in many years. 9 A Dollar Day Sale that com- • * _ ' . . pletely covers every need! Here is merchandise so all embrac ing, so comprehensive in scope that every exacting desire can be ?uceeas- fully met. Here you will find the apparel y^u need for every member of the family, all priced so amazingly low for everybody. We have dedicated this event to your sense cf thrift and to your proflt. Your promptness in taking advantage of this wonderful money-saving op portunity will he greatly rewarded, fo r here are the values you have 9 sought and here is the merchandise that is available for air the family. Be With Us Columbia Retail Merchants L iick and Lowrance, Inc., (Hardware Jobber?) 1527 Main St. Bon Marche, (Dept. Store,) 1600 Main Street. J. C. Penney Co., Inc., (Dept. Store,) , 1632 Main Street. Copeland Comuany, Inc., (Men’s Fur nishings,) 1535 Main Street. Belk’s (Dept. Stdre,) 1501 Main Street. Efird’s (Dept. Store,) 1601 Main Street. Marehall-Tatum Co., (Men’s Fur nishings) 1460 Main Street. Cogging and Johnson Co., Inc. (Men’s Furnishings) 1300 Main St. Ruff Hardware Co., (Hardware,) 1649 Main Street. ♦ * * . James L. Tapp Co., (Dept Store,) ^ 1644 Mrin Street ~ Kohn’s (Ready-to-Wear,) 1405 Main Street Jacqueline Slipper Shoppe, . 1536 Main Street. Merit Shoe Company, 1531 Main Street Mangel’s (Women’s Clothes,) 1547 Main Straff. i. S DAYS ~ IN COLUMBIA OCT. 2 & 3 • ( . » — Bring Your Automobile Troubles to Us! 4 > t ~ > WE SPECIALIZE on the re pairing and adjusting of all makes cf ; automobile motors and othe r part 8 of cars. Cooler weather has come and with it the need of having th e carbur- 7 • ■ , 4 • ‘ - etor on your car adusted for w inter driving. We are prepar ed to give you entire satisfaction along thU line, in addition to body an fender work and general welding. Last Excursion -TO- .' WASHINGTON, BALTIMORE RICHMOND, NORFOLK v VIRGINIA SEASHORE ' FRIDAY, OCX 9TH, 1931 From Barnwell to— • Washington Baltimore B. DALRY^ Proprietor. BARNWELL, S- C. ADVERTISE IN THE PEOPLE S sAl 9 m •:—t Mm* Proportionate Coiaalt Ticket SOUTHERN RAILWi