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Castas, saasssi HH I as4 i ■ • • aaa, •aHs Tasss asa m* ■ I v**# %a 1 * • *4 Saps — M> aarf asai sltas paaS javapassaa apa M i » J S. 4. ■ tpaSM M4«*a «*»»—>a ta atts la plaf aarsslf A Sisx ra»Mi\ si 1 Urn* • aorvajr labor is ba.ns iaa4a. anJ all vfcitr w< man o»*r IS jra»r» of a0a <W« r* U» b* p ared in line for a position should mail thair itions at once to P. O. Box Blackviilc, S. C. Applicants give full name, aiMress and and state whether they are or single. Both married nri single women will be employed. It m not necessary that appli- be residents of Blackville, it 1 pointed out. The Nantex Com- k planning to locate here and mploment to people in other near Blackville, as well as t» tSlone living on farms. Groups any one locality can go to together, as good roads and automobiles make a rea- commut ng distance a latter. Merchants in other r, together with town and nfficials, should cooperate in to secure this new industry takes nothing away, but, on hand, brings in a large ly pnjrroJL that ha«s as we. Mr* Lwme Bradley, natr I J M KBhf waftk. of A m Wr» tm aa extaiadad «ialt with T H IHrks BurdalW Wha ay left Vkrdnesday for Kart Moultrie, a Kara ha will be in camp for the next few months Mias Manan Ellis spant soma time with her »«>ter-in-law, Mrs. Kenneth Ellis, in Ellenton recant- ly- Miss Betty Beattie was the guest of Miss Marie Dicks near here last week. Miss Elizabeth Dicks and Miss Grace Tisdale left Tuesday, the former having gone to Langley where she will teach in the high school and the latter to Ellenton to resume her duties in the high school there. Misses Joanne Moody and Patty Owens have returned home after spending the week with Miss Lucia Moody at Denmark. Miss Clara Killingsworth, of Au gusta, was the guest of Mrs. Den son Dicks last week. Miss Nell Owens has returned from Augusta, where she spent her vacation with Mias Frances C«t«r. Mrs. F. L. 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Especially advantageous in the processing of STAPLE n COTTON. Staple cotton, due to its length, of course stays damp and green longer than ordinary short staple; and its delicate fibre is greatly protected by being thoroughly DRY before being allowed to pass through the gins. Experts advise us that there is No Loss in Weight due to the use of the Cotton Drier, for the cotton ab sorbs from the atmosphere all the natural weight carried, after it has been ginned. Barnwell Ginnery, Inc. Simon Brown's Sobs OLD Ott. MtU. BUtk.OW. So. Car. fMB* tfep anengBOHMS e*** toM . V tthdaftM* SJfe* 00* ghn j t%m iHg ttfi mmombm (a tmm |ga I Aw Mg pmm**% **mm MB Mb AmbI ? MMft • BBHMBgBMBgf a mmA bbm ft 4BB MM Mb flMBM *4 BBHMal WM I MMB PPBBB IMB fOM a BMMA MbbbMb Mb bmht bbmmbpBb Abp i Mb AmB BbM BaBBva $%*«• AiriB- * < % | t ^BMB MB# IMpeg agBBBBtlBBBi M ABB f wnigr# • mr4 m * MM Bp Bp bnnb§ Bb | MmMB BpMI # 0tmtmm$ ImmNB^ BB Mb I I BbM bBpb Mb agBPaMg oBkbM* I ItBM wMB BMMb hBm^iSbB Ib Ibmhbb ] ! Map MMr MM Mb^I Bt BbM AMI MM 1 Mm MbmM gBaBMa Bb Bb bb bbbbb I B How much for Road M aintcnance? I # i' amra X'magtm, MdlfaHL B«*ll (Kara Ewrh at tmma will ha ftva* a alpha ty to maka tha Ural at nag Coach Price stated that a fall yaar of athlalira ha* baaa mappad out for tha atudanU. Following 4 TWa Ba will Ba pa hi tBa ttMaramn paavtdad tBa dtffaraara daaa not ax- anca, arrived Sunday to tpand a few days bare with friandt. Miss Za da King was dalightfuL ly entertained last weak while vis* Hing Mirs Elizrbeth Meyer at Meyer’s Mill. Little Miss Rose Weathersbee, of North Augusta, who spent the week-end with her cousin, Mrs. Perry Greene, was entertained with a theatre party at the Ritz in Barnwell Saurday afternoon. Those enjoying the occasion were Misses Rose Weathersbee, “Patty” Owens, Ada Mae Rountree, Joanne Moody and “Sammy” Beattie. Lang Anderson, Jr., of Wilming ton, Dela., who has been visiting here for the past week, left Mon day for Charleston, where he will enter The Citadel. Mrs. G. L. Hiers and children, of Augusta, spent several days this week with here parent*, Mr. and Mr*. Tom Greene Mu* Evelyn Oweaa spent the If the planter chooaes ta store his cotton to await a rise la the market, he may place his crop ia a government designated warehouse and obtain a loan of nine cents a pound, the cotton to be sohf and the loan repaid by June 30, 1938. foot ball, boys and girls basketball and boxing practice will start. The girls will probably be under the tutelage of Miss Margaret Ellis, while Coach Price will handle the boys basket ball team. The box ing squad witf be under the direc tion “Red” Watts, former Univer sity of South Carolina boxing star, assisted by Coach Price. This year’s boxing squad should be one of the best in the three-year history of the sport at the local in- sitution. The loss of Sol Blatt, Jr., will be felt, however, as he had developed into one of th^f best fighters on the squad. Most of last year’s regulars will be back and all are exjw^d 1° b* * m * proved. Attar basket ball and boxing see- have been put behind, the THE RITZ J THEATRE MABXWBU* fl C Monday and Tuesday 8KFTEMBES U-14 MABX HKOS ta “A Day at the Races’* Added A nt«i|i 1 Short Ree4e. Wednesday Only SEPTEMBER 15 Bargain Day ROBT. YOUNG and FLORENCE YOUNG in Married Before Breakfast Thursday-Friday SEPTEMBER 16-17 GEO. BRENT-JEAN ARTHUR in “More Than a Sec’ty” ALSO NEWS SATURDAY Only SEPT. 18—MAT-NTTE CHARLES STARRETT in “Code of The Range” DR. HENRY J. GODIN Sight Specialist Hoar math a>11 Be available toe ergeetly ntsdsd mam raeifrai tw* TBit chan esa help you knowtbeanswer. It shows findings from the most comprehensive cost sur vey of hs kind ever made . . . based on the official records of 21 state highway depanments. It covers long periods of time on 13 9,000 miles of highways—nearly half America’s state trunk highways, under all traffic and weather conditions. And here's what it shows! Surface maintenance costs for concrete aver- *(S!M f4 4 a age only llg* If pec Htle per yeer. foe the javing ma- sertal the com ta that of And foe all 1 than concrete, the coat it 9ta timet at greet— Isltbough concrete ia general carried the heav iest volume of traffic. Concrete Cost* boost Concrete gives the greatest load- carrying capacity per dollar of cost. It is the safest road—non-skid, highly visible. And it saves large sums on maintenance. All good reasons why your new roads should be concrete; PO.Rff.AND CEMENT ASSOCIATION Hurt Bldg., A Hants, Oa. A national organization to improvo on! oxtond tho vses of cen- erato through telantifle rataoreh and onglnooring fiald work. 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