Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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dBBBBU v .. *47155, ^{BBas; s.&Sk&J Raise More Foodsuffs—Wo ntwtir7 ll( "tult-ul 4-Mr y<,4| ,4) »■■ jjo-w . r-- • • .'.'*•** .Y- . 'V '• tiPv^nn.i mrulx flip iW\t tin wilt 1 trxi] 1 <■(l’u|Km'to lV:< 1 t •\> ft 4 \ (Sill Will & ^aid : “I have n<> reason to change ,ny opiiii Miiif iWii’> -Kidney- 1M1-. .-which i publicly expressed some year- ago M J’ Cure h:ls bve i'a nvrmauenLi he. 14(1. you/Hu Mr and Mrs'Louis Wilson and son Walker of Jacksonville, Fla., left Ja^l week, after an extern’#j viMt to Mrj? Wilson’t'|jarei.tSi Mr and Mrs N. CL W. ^Va'ker. - ‘ '+ f ■ n r»! rKUtl lUR.NWliUl., S. V Bjatpwliur mmittt, babkwmjl a n tv 'f fro IL SALK'r* iabushets, Bbftttb proof lKr<»oli|hm |FeaI, f3 per h mhfcL l irBl |{rade Je r sey week eld $10 3 M--U* Cow. with tirst e-ilf I / T 117 Kills, Jr. MIW.I.M* Hum it igstiirCTfi)iit.inj|ETWOMST EPISCOPAL -who h*s Deen vihiTjitH in ‘ Florida re* to iyu ini v tw>Uiii-W "ft'ir^te^ffr visit to Mrs A. A. McAllister, before TfW oiiunou <9WTtt Mvi* are-gltvil to know, that Mr B I- been • . I I:I V. I... K( rKKJ.tR^ I' A SfTOK. p.nr-utpell-r- I’rfunliin); ecnry Snt il*y -Enslerlu*„•, who- h>s rfr-* \ morning at Sohoid-at J(j a. in* ick ff>r [ (fa 11 :15 idc’Ojft. IS nr. day Mr Geo. H Bites, .ensile FOU SALE—cheap. an iron sate, in (rood condition., .Inside dimensions 12 x 1? x Is inches ' A. E .Evison, 14-17 Barnwell, S. C-. ... . „ . ... . ... . . „ Ttpwnrtli .W*v ralfjv4^s#ilia'idiprovvdjentiiiL'h to| meets every Sunday' evening at S:3<» hr* abb--t-e-sitbrpsome, we hope l.iai. •fewm be dot. -L- • ’ . FOlVsTITF — H room house.barn. B* 4 - tween hot h rad road atatmjis. Appy to Frown Printing Cy., Barnwell, S, 0, Prayer li’uytit»y-T-tmrstfay-aft(*rmn«H- at- 5:30o'clock. " : . .. (ine vacant four-year scholarship f< r ! BUickville-^FreachioK-ttVsl at.d third Cftnrcr nr rum rcrnu , South Carolina's Oldest College \* -J&d Year Rcifas SepUm^l ZAib, - Kiitranee exitpinationr at alt/tlie county seatk An Friday, Jyfy 13. at Pa m /Four year courts and Hr-S. decrees'; -medioul emtrse ta.gt WANTED* 3CM>) or mbre laborers ai d CH t (H U11( TS lOT Work 111 (lOll- etr.jct ok Clyverntnent CA.NTOX.VIKNT nearColdmtiia.-lanl r* lor board ing and rleepiiic- (rten right.oji tht^ M r -y. lnr |« t>on ’t wait-to- write:.. tint 1 caiuc. Ple'ty-w'irk tor everybody and d'uod wsgSs* Take receipt for railroad Jfare. w i‘fh we will re iHid to you alter Jon -have worked'a. weps. . ■ , ■ - : BaruweH CouTitv vaiued at $lMv'..f(ir | >(/nd,ajs in the Vterm on at d-:30 CUeinson. 1 JW plie-vear «</rieiiitural j ' Siloani-ti'reachinK -ecoud and fourth course atJC^euison is a vaennt nditdar-"i ^upday in the alte.ri *ein at 4 r: ♦IS dtssig-'nl ■groujuK, lied ship as.usufif'.. Misflf j 1 Jessie Arm-troire, F.ole Me.- | Nab and ,jb : bahniiiji llayes b it Friday for Greenville, to attend-,Abe H. Y. -L‘. r; Associatioji, -j&t (tefcKVteaP. from Barnwell AsaocjAt-iou.' . V;V, :>■ /• ' PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL. (11nVv-Aa<F.. F.visov. IIki’To}’.) ' Cimrch.of tiu* Jiuly Apugtjes, Barn wioLjj., !ServiCe-<. lirrt. tbird*Tin() .fift.l rfmiUayiof each hpwrt-hr.-nt 1.1:3<f a. in. i . , t - ‘V iSuridlav School’at 10::’,o every Sunday M-oTalf in'd. wnrf.eroy. Inc , if r—- b p. m. HARDAWAY CONTRACTING CO., COLUMBIA. S, C. LOCAL. Items Picked from Town and County. 'HHTTTT. ou^r-n^.'j>'p ■JvV! uioriiiiig. Litany Service Wednesday Suu.kv moruuiR -for ^ , atl , rlraon9 ^ 5 Where l^roy will att»‘rid af aeh ool f (»ftmy S; preparatory to enter - iiig Clemson in the Fall.' I-t is with -regret that we learned that A free tuition Le) to each county ol the-Sta Spaeioiis biiildipirs and alb tied equipped laboratories library facilities Expenses moderate,. For term^'^r.d eata-t grier addrpsfi 11 a ii-i: i >i i \7 11 a n i >i) r"i‘n-. PitKsii o: v t . _■{ FN|VF.RSm DP 'S0FTI1 CAROLINA. • . *■ • . F.NTliAM t: | ..\ S (J.USAinqX. . Knt-rnnoe e x a nfirraifl^kiri^T^t Ue " t"hF- yersity of South Car.il'mavwili be held by the. 0<miity Superinteudent of Ednen* i.i,on at the (’minty Court dieu-:*' i’ndai •July KL'1'07. ; r ■ ' Lhe Lni\ers|ty niters varied 0"iir$e.i gy*.* 8 ^ “»—• e- —• • - to the B. A ^wo-year, Churcb of tire Holy Cumin union. Al- »M''<tpti >*ei »v^. lit erasure, hi story. -e •. i T ' ' — ... • IHVV HIKl ‘(Hlstfles* r, ’ l '“ - - deadale. Services morning and after- moderate and month.* Sunday School every Sunday Whitney D dvling w'as taken to the ! at lu a. in. noon of tlip fourth Sunday i.n eacfi I si*p|u')rt are afforded^’xA Targe trumber J*. F. Krauy ot Kline was in.town -on M inlay. 's B J. Hiers of Dunbarton was in town on Xue.-day. T “ - Mr< C. W. Moody ii visiting relatives in A ugusta. - - —"VLaVnlm-MiHer-rd- A(rplaton waa -4B town en Monday. Faul Allen of Blackville was in town on bj-iness Monday. . — .. J • .1. Kay of Blackville is here this yraa attending court. Miss Helen Calhoun has returned from a visit to Bamberg. < Monday being -alecday there were a few dut-of-town visitors. j- • r 1 Capt J. Anselm . Meyer of Meyers Mill was in town Monday. Chiversity -XlosjuTal m Augusta last week, with typhoid fever, and his many, friends hope for Iks- speedy, re- cOjVery. -J - * • f i . ■: The locaf representative of the Sen tinel recently held an interview willi State Warehouse (>mmi«»ioner W. (L Smith,, in, reference to the. Warehouse -System ai|d as to his tour of the State iu the interest of the fanners. Mr Smith is making a tour of the State, trmtt c unity aiwl ‘Udantatum” cam paign and i.s st-iving hard to get the farmers to co-operate with him and hn've everything, in readiness fur the, handling of the cotton crop this fall, 1 in the event the price of cotton war rants storing. Should we have a re petition of 1111-1 prices Mr Smith wants to* be~rea(ly to handle the situation. Mr Smith is very much pleased With the interest taken in this matter by th< farrm'rs in this section-. St. 1 AI bap r s tHiTuFc h. Blacky* Her Ser vice* .morning and afternoon of the second SiPnday in each month. Sun day iichoal evafy Sunday Morning. ' MUCH TOO MUOH. \Ve eat too much. We Iveavtoo.mnch. We try. too much to beat .too much. We growl too much. We scowl too much We play the midnight owl too much. We ape too much We gape too'much, and dolly with The examination for the.award of fed tape tt>o much.—Wtr vacant scholarships at‘ Wiiittirop -Coir Barney <)wens of Dunbartun was town m l u iness Tuesday, in Miss Ida Browning is visiting rela tives and friends in Juigusta T. M. Haukinsuuof Mey-ers Mill was a business'visitor here saleday, Mff4bihinson of Augtista is, visiting, her s-ister Mrs, K F. Woodward. A Mrs Lottie S Creech of Kiiin*; was in to n on Monday visiting friends. Mr and Mrs T Feand have rc- ( rued from an eitensive trip north. Mr and Mrs A E. Silverthorne. of Martins, were in town on Sunday last. • J. C.' Patterson has purchased a-Kord touring car from tne ,Barnwell Motor Cj. ^ DrDeWi't Liiicaster 1ms go^ie to Fort Mill, where he is to opeu_a dental otlice. A '* , . . Mrs E. Mx Foil and little daugtiter ot Mt. Pleasant, N. U are visiting'’Mrs' H S. Dicks. Miss Hallie Aim'stronc spent „the fourth here with her father Capt J B. Armstrong. > *, " ’ ' XX - -y -T-; U' ]». lltjriey, W caHkOTviin and Loyal Spelling motored to Augusta ast Wednesday. The many rriends 'iiT Mr FletcJieF Anderson will regret to leari^ of his present illness. 4 l i M isStSendiia ChftiHte. of t^rnrgia,' is Visitlflg ' tier Aunt, Mrs F. J. Drew tti\ Mar! boro Avenue’ _ • - State Warehouse Commissioner W. C. Smith was in town oh' business the Ja/U;r tart of last Week. Mrs Harper Hagood and Miss Hari* etle .Lstt-lie'. 1 -attejson attended. a wed.ling in Bamberg last week. , \biit.-a number of people from Barn- "attended the ‘Patriotic" ball, at Allendale, on Wednesday night W ._(Llniore,Simms lias purchased an I. C. H. auto truck. Watch for Ins *"• - j advertisements in The Sen'in-el. I ' • Key W. L. Hayes is assisting in a mt ei nc it Orangeburg this week, but wi!i return to H 1 his pulpit on tsumday n- xt’ \ M.rsAJ L>\.0 iphant of Columbia-who .ffj-'-, i. is v.ritiirg ner loot tor," A] rs W. (}, BimnfsUias- been*-quit- sick lor set oral days. t?': ’ ■ A-e -f • ir _ Drs AVatton* of Colmpbia and TV wdy pf Augusta, vvtue in town on Mm day, as expert w tuessosffti a case ag in t —:—a* d— —_—:-^K. — ” ; ihe r .ilroad ‘ 1 .* MrsrC^N. Burckha’u’r lias rejurfniil from BocieLy^fill, wlrerib,?d>e x w , eiit on F .day to atternl flu- frniu raiOf her Brother. Mr Julien ^auiidVrs ' { , In our next i.-su*‘ we ui^Xmr.ry a let - tc* from state Warehouse C-omtu'S- eioner- W. (?. Bmitli. explainitig the Warehouse •tetu-.smti ittu-advau ■ .drsua-.fT- ' BID SO MUCH FOR HER LOVED ONES Mrs. Cathey, of Anderson. Says She Is Deeply Grateful 1 treat too much, and cheat too much, and tear to face defeat too much. We buy too. much. We lie too much and sijivrl and 1 (telly t'otTT thuch. -Te save jtoo much, and, slave tr*o much, with one foot in the grave too much. ~ W-fcait too mooli. We-apit-too tmieh. wear shoes too tight t'd fit too* much* .We mess too much and dress too much ; in sixtee ii Milts or less too ; r We spite too imiefi We light too much and seek the great white Li^ht too nmeftr. AAVread t " ' m u c h. AV t • ^pp ed too much, hit- do pc’ a nd use ..the weed uo much. We drink too much. We think too much. 1 think we even think too much. — Orcar Bclileif, in Health Culture. - tr are marf^L opporttiuliies fur NuA large »-f scholarship* are avffTa^'e Graduates of colleges in thig State‘Receive free '.nitum iff all courses -exi-rsit in the lichdol of Law. Fordurther particulars write to - .- *- _ / ■/ THKIUIESII^NT. : > CriiyA*jf5ty of. South Carolina, i. Columbia. S. C . ^7 COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIP AND ENTRANCE EXAMINATION. DEGIN NOW by getting a Fisk for your " spare rim; "Thousands of todayusers of ago with the purchase of a singly tire. Ex pedience proved to them that the famous Fisk Non-Skid is the greatest dollar-for- foliar Tire vc standard of than ever. lue on the market—and the" )k QuaUiy^ts higher today Fisk Tire) For Sale By All Dealer» TheFiskRubberCompany lege and for The ad misatbhOf ( tie (l*w students win be held at the County Court Houston Fridaf, July 6, at 9 a. m Applicants must not be. less'than -0 x teen"j ears of age'. When scholar- are vacant a(t#r July (3 they will he awarded to thus#making the high est average at.thif examination, prtK vid.'rt they mbet the corutuionirgoverii~ tig the award. Applicaiitajurseholar- •hips should write to President John- on for Scholarship examinattMi blanks l'lie>e blanks properly tilled oTiVby the pplicftii.t, shoulu be, tiled with Preei- ent Johnson by July 1st. * Seliolar-hips are worth and fre4i . uiti#>tK- TJirr'-fTPLi ;essiofi " will open -eptember 19. I917X For further infor mation and catalogue, address I’resi- 'lent-D. Ii. Johnson. Rock Hill. S. C. Lauf issue July 5th. * . -h (( IT SURELY IS GOOD. -Ju-t Madt|a New Persou of My Daugh- tur." Slid Declares. ‘ ‘1 am so glad-to .re-cpuimend Tau'lac (o the public, for it Iras done so much to give back Die health of my boys and girls and other relatives. It sure is a ILuiLinedi^merV def lared Mrs Josephine BAPTIST (KKV.I W. t,. HAYKS I’.lMl!II l- Preachin? exery Sunday mnnnr^r Ft Pi 30 ' NlgliTs'-Pb Sonday SeliooLMur30 a. m. Ii. Y. P U. Monday’s at s:30 m. Prayer Meening Wednesday’s S ; ! >0 p. UU . ~T - at Cathey, of No 13 “K” St., Anderson, in a statementrhf gave May 35th. Her husband, a dapgliter. a son and a daughter in-law^ Mrs Cathey said, had all been greatly helped.by Tanlac. “My husband $uffered frdm indiges tion at.d he w^s-troubled a lot with headaches. an(I also his appetite was bad. Hv* complained frequently of be ing weak and run (Jown. My daughter Hattie bad i^bmit the same troubles bur father did 4- riidigfstion, nervousjiess and UPfib ^ h-adaehes. — •_ Mr Catlp y thi* k.- Tanl is a mighty )L>/irine. f( UNDERTAKING. I % Ijx - Motor to linirdlo funttrals within n rinjius of 10 mi Ip si'- niiire,. ro;ison- alik*. Nitflit &k I>;rv. riaviiitr ImipTiused a Lloarso, I'am now i»rei>fvi;pd M. B. eaEHOUN, Fifneral Director. Phone Nf. 25 ALLBNOflLE, ^ e. 6-27-1 Yr — Ofeneral Offices Chicopee Fall* Mass. Fhk Branches in More Than 125 Ciliea THAT'S ALL for it helped hfm so he nsyer eonqlaiis of good me much. /Now those tr* » ! ib.i-es f'/r which Ii 1 * took Tan- Jac. mil Tanlac g<Vt him in line shape-, i'lie T$nlac just mad^ anevv person of my d$ijghit-r Hattinand soon had her^ iii line health It surely is one mor g<7o(ITrennMy. One’of my inarFit r (TT)(Ty»7 and bis wife ajsd took Tanlac and i helped them a lot.” • x . , Taiiia.CvttH. Master, rilediciiiti -is -sold t by J. A. Porter. Barnwell; .S.earson j Drug Co Allendale ; pHptmders^iilack vi 11**., Fairfax Drug Co.. Fairfax^ Belfast Plantation Co.\ lldlettvilb'; *W. 11 NVljlkinson. Hjnier ; .LHl. Smith & (id,, 1 Willis ton-; Ivendati t.unibPr-Co, Keii- dall. y ok8S Kidoege xpd ElartdftX Biaht HUNDREDS OF I LADIES WANTED Railroad companies, banks. hrforcaiiTTiA house--, and the like t ? e urging a well known institution to-supply them with hundreds of yoimg ahd middle-aged-la- dits to take up the. places of young rm n who will be conserifUexL: and Giiyerii- ment ( llicials,ure quntpd as saying that the war limy Iasi three years or longer. Tttf* in stilt ufcinn ha^aisn received. from | the Fnited t^at ’sHKerverninept. JettefH" ■*ay ing that tha (toWrnment needs many lady steriograHi-r4r at salaries ranging from ?f*(wj (_t> t7) ^l.-JtM.(K) a year to begin Oil " Patriot i 1 diesr*-la'lie- w4io loVe their •ountry —will maky material manifes- ifttion (>r thFir pkti^iTtigm bv helping t^eir country, by serving it now. when ii need- help atid ser\/\ee. Ladie. who are wiibpg to show their patriotism ! t/hus—to do their duty bT their Govern- | ment T>v givkrgiT t-hejr aK^-.^gyrving as ; substitutes f< r men at the front or preparing to go Mo the froi.b^and thus keeping act»\e and qo-mal t' e couinrer- cial afTacr- of their c hm t >y—ladu s ivh i ; ar«- wi ; lir g to p'eiare f'-or tins wor^ and to do it sb idd abiumniiicatp wi’liNjhe i'lSt'Mitniri .feTerrTt! Tit «t>iiye— : l)r-tn£»yju- i til’s Pfil'Mical I »t i >1 f i e pp C'liilognM. (’n'Min*. bin, i s . (’.—an institution .w'l:.iel.i raijM* r' ad company's. Lank-. meroaifT^le f; oi.-es, hi d th(‘/,i.uf.rirmt• iit, ! ave made a recruito g. s’atiun, sn (o speak - f r t-'-'e big army nfslTnograi lu-r.c^ and bo,k- keep. r- n>cile.d.lJow. Duinfmpri^tliilleee (= ffiaMiiC a i iu 1 i rqpnsiti -n to ladies who wi'l make preparation- for these--pos 'n>: s —a propo itioo by t'he n rm? * f which tui- j.imf may be paid n <‘ r >ut of salarr* after tu-itioii is -ivuM'd ; !.nil aid the-*- posi- tiniis pay go d *iari«•?.*"Pr<'t"*si- tion in ii< tad wj.1i i ? sent. to'every young lady *• ho for P. "* Header,, 'e'l!* yoin g ladies aboist these good posit.i ins; urgu them to colimvo i- cate with-1 Ml A U( r111*NX Adv^7 •*> It • \ • 4- Now Paid for What He Knows r ^^ No brighter, no more'capablc than ymu but determined to He took the easy step provided by Draughon’s. m: 200,000 overworked, underpaid yoqng men a^jJ women in 18 states have taken the Draughon Course of Business Training in Bookkeeping, Stenography, Banking. •* Accounting, Commercial Law, etc., amdtheir small investments have yielded enormous dividends m higher plmtions and BIGGER PAY. This Draughon Training-i* the helping Hand that will take you out of the long-hour, short-pay class into the sef^t, well pardewje. 4 Write us TODAY for our book of Bankers’Advice to Young Men, and ourCATALOGd * RAUGHON'S PRACTICAL BUSINESS COLLEGE Price $1 .(Hi per buttle. > Adv UNSHAKEN TESTIMONY. r - ,./ ■* ~ . i- the test of trull), . And K 'il.ney Pills have sfiiud the Tune •Dnan-*?—K'din-y IMIs h'ffvi lest. Nn Bamw.ejj resident who suf furs backache, or annoying urinary ills (•an v rt imiin uuQonvfnced by tliis t wice -■ u).d t i st itiio-ny Charles t’ol en'. Craven St.. Hump-- tun, S, C,, sayifi; ‘.My back trnubbd me.fur a lung t ime aHc* th.Te was r dull nain across ,ny buns. My kidu&ys were weak ai d ■e.nx'fk ine nuic.n-aii' : " v i mice, e-p ■ (■ i it 11 y it niglig When 1 In ard^biUlt |H nil’- K'diu \ .I’ii/ ,1 de Cidedrt.it gi.vje l.l en) a trial an’iL iumi di- aluly . I boiigii .m.■ This r* :n; 1 y. Mded-^ust as re( b aches hu*L pair, trujjMc with my Rest.tate to recunim. ii'l I).t!nV#*Tslih.7y •P+ll- unttymui^a'l 1 y»ted ‘ wdh kidney 'CUUlplftil.t. A LASTING LFI- l iC I - Nearly .three ye R*"- Inter. Mr Cohen. “I have no reason to change my -w i Ikiv A r; ■f Lr] f-.' 4 > «i «» f Iw- £ e- X *, J i n (1X • Sole i\ser.ts.