Barnwell sentinel. (Barnwell C.H., S.C.) 185?-1925, July 26, 1917, Image 8
WANI'KD WANTED WANTED
|M"{I andhalf gfttartr
. e d >r* d) C i r i> mitiV#,
The 'Hu»* *
lr«lion *hbw* the Smith
FoCm-a-Truck adjusted to
t'i4 Ford Pciw«r Plant
carries 90 per cfeotot tne I
JTSj shad4<V illuOrsrtion
sh. ws ifi ' Furl Power P'arO.
40 wii»c«iJlhft M’t*S Form-a-
ru.ck i-iii’.-ist Mi|h a tis a-(ik~
M/i-.h auies. Labor
/!Tk. g-o'T'W tfgt* #
l'— Pay KmII week
w.»r4 me week
Co I unit) i a vl
Wait ted
vi.‘
Smith j?c-r
Let us sh^w
LOCAL
vou whgt
Vpi I(errts Picked from Town _«<
' and County. '
W '^roic.ip&X 'ZW'i'Pg %£
i w Xk j' . »-v^w nX* >V“4*eAT^ *-V K *' *r*o*tA
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Ilenda'e. S. C
A fit ic f Bitr I'jxye • I, CoUrtty
dnmb'a
dTruck
\:ig j- Bailey of AllendaJiLjs vi-itmg
re y v"4 m town. .;
Mr and Mr j J,. fr. I > atttT‘scm
Ul^iM' Barnbergt *±
to the
_ M ,u 9 Ruby Armstrong is visiting (Re
Misses Warren in Appleton. .
MrTi. A. Kennfed? of Willistou w a
In-.-u:: busiiit'Sj'Mi'nlaj.
Mi»# Ko-a l.oe Garvin of Augusta s
visiting the Misses Browning.
.Mi*# Pearl Sand if* r left for her home
last \v , ' J k to spend her vacation.
pp^MEMBER^M
FEDERAL RESERVF^H
SYSTEM
Such Vf)lunit',^iclV clr-anirs such j.Xrft;et r
You can havVfall i^TK^ncwest music, \vl
as lonM as you wish. The Yipfrola. is always
A go<|(l. way To learn theirfewest dances f a
Come in .'anti hear, the l^ek.Yjiitbr Dance Ryetb:
vision of Mr. & Mrs, V’ernon ' Castle), aurplet
asily get a Yictrola for yotir home—$l<o $300,
itltin a' to'he desired
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often as you wlsli—;
B. F. tAviiH of Diribartiyn-was in
Barnwe 11 on bittiness. .Monday. *
Misses Mainje and A'neT IJiriester of
C ivv i! tored td B. irnwnil Tuesday.
Mi-j Nancy Burkett of ' I anta. G«„
is visiting her sister W. G. Simms,
Through Ora
Cdunty Supervisor B. H; Dychet
visited friends at Lynchburg.'S. C,. Jhii
week. 1 .' . .
‘ , j O f’att°raon .is, spending liii- Yj
cation at Chattanooga and Nashville
Teftnt • "
in the f ederal Reserve Banking System we
are placed in a sttonger position than ever
before to.take Ccife of the requirements of
all our depositors, whether large or. small,
wKethqr fthejy keep checking dr.- savings
accounts i and at th^ same time to give th^rn
the most modern bapking service.
. Why not open an account with us an^h
begin at once to participate in these, bene
fits and the additional £fotection which this
system \^ives to youf xnuney deposited
~^Mi#t» Mmmh KirklaiiM 4pci.it S n.day
in AllciidHlc. /■ __
Mrs WTI. Jfdin-Mln. is visiting r*-lu
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tivc# in.Gcfiluicry, S. G. I
Mr# Lena Uaviea and “Bun, Jr.” vi@t*
ited in Columbia on Monday of this
week;
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Mis# Minnie Suraaky of Aiken is the
farther
Sanders of Fairfax wa* in
(lemgo
ttmn on business Monday
attractive gue*t of Miss Thelma M
R. E_ Wood ward of Rosemar y Town
POUND of
old style
' hulls con-
zorsky. yr
Mrs Sullie McNab and daugbt^rt Miss
Bailie, are visiting relativeaFn Florence
this week. ’
kPJ>eason have as
nd Mrs - Deason. of
ship was in town Tuesday.
Mrs Ashton Holland spent the,.m^k-
eivd in Augusta with friends.
Hon Clias Carroll Sinim# was in Aiken
on profes-io.nal busimtsthis i^eek
R. M. Hay a^id \V. H. Harpo-
of l.yndrtiirst were here on 'Tuesday.
tgir.s about ] 4 •
pounds of real
roughage, and
about : 4 pound
of lint. After
«rse*r /
being eaten,
Mr and Mrs H
their guests, Mj
Andersonl' / i
E. G. Cklhotni of Texas is here on a
visit to his brothers, Me srs L. M. and
TJ. D. Calhoun. !
Miss Mamie Owens will leave Friday
for Augusta where she will visit friends
and relatives. <
Mrs J. (1. Hdwell and s
are vsiting Mrs lloweil’s
and Mr# IV W. 1‘rice. v
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.Major P. J c Drew aid little 1)
Drew have returned from a ten dny*
May at (jle.mi Springs.
T’
The t,many friends t>T Mrs Marvin
im ; r
hulls swell to twice the weight, or lj
pound of . * ,
FI RST NAT IONA 1. BA NK
•»OAOF MABK
Miss Lila Mue Ransdale of Orange
burg is here visiting her sister Mrs J
Norman Dicksl ~ a
Hohand wili learn with pleasure tl a
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also doubles afteroeing eaten out U3 they are 1,00 per
'tent roughagey lhe original pound becomes 2 pounds—
/she is sten’dily iniprnving^.
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A. H. Niiiesteiii Ks<j,, and Mrs Nine
Mrs W. M. Andrews has returned
from Augusta wtu i re she has been
nursing a fritnwh
Rarnwt-j] on Tuesday ipurnijig.
Miss Tlielm® uailey [ awd thruj.ttiij+i-
on Saturday w|t'h her brother en'rodie
tuLlhuuh'Tg, where she will wisit reia-
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trves and frietul# a few days.
Messrs J. J. ttod D. C. Vicke/y have
returned from.Charlotte, Mich., ( wdi*>r^
tiiey were called on account of thXiil-
iiess and death (if their fatheD^
. Mrs A. P Easterling and her daugh
ter Miss J ucy Catherine are here
visiting relatives.
Livingston who has a position
with F.- W. Falkenstein has returned
from Jier months’ vacation.
Therefore, a pound'of Buckeye Hulls goes a third again
as for as a pound of old style hulls: In other Dords..
you only have tq feed ? i pound of Buckeye Hulls to
"give the same food value as a full pound of old style
hulls. f ■; *.
.Other Advantage* zz ^
Buckeye Hulls cost much less per No t»ash or dust. •
ton than old style hulls. Sacked—easy to-handle.
Buckeye Hulls allow better as- They mix well with other forage.
. .. similation of other food. They ta^e less space in the barn.
Mr. B^n Faulk, Dothan, Ala.,
Mrs Julia B. Easterling has returned
from au extended viait to her son,
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U A. Easterling, in. Union.
Mii-| Ethel Mutizenmaier whoTias
been visiting Mra A. P. ifolland re
turne| to her home on Saturday.
Miss Agnes Hiers has returned after
a three weeks stay with her parents, My
and J M. Hiers of Regester. Ga. yX
Mr
tjbe rhefli anil l ijw yimr
1-^wt .Mte pt*r*‘1 it*'I >k, what
prefers Buckeye Hulls fq -otef style hulls because cows
| . v like them as well, they are cheaper, they agree with the
cows, and they‘go farthef, dne sack lastrig as long as
t , two sacks of the old style. | . *
• secure the best results and to develop the ensilage od«r, wet the hulls
thoroughly twelve hours before feeding. It is ea^y to do this by
Wetting them dpwn night and morning lor the neit feedihg. Jf at any time
tnia cannot be done, wet down at least thirty minutes. If you prefer to
feed the hulls dry, use only.half as much by bulk as of old style hulls. <
Book of Mixed Fe&ds Free ,
Gives the right formula for every combination of-feeds used in t ie
South. Tells how much to feed for maintenance, for milk^for-fi t-
tfcnirig, for worE Describes Buckle Hulls and gives directions for
using them properly. Send for your copy to the' nearest mill, j ~
The Buckeye Cotton Oil Co i Dept. K
Birmingham Greenwood Little Rock - Memphis
Charlotte Jackson Macon Seltyta
y SVrgt.-Price who is a memhHr
of thn IVbCchUie (xiin Ah)inpaiiy of the j
I’d RVgnnpnt, has been csl’inl to the!
tliYeolor#. The Second Regiirient will f
lie eneainped at Greenville,
i Mr and Mr^ Willie Folk
{jdorgan WeatheYkhee spent
day .with Mr and Mrn-B^X. Shepheard.
Mr a»>4 Mrs W. A. (Dwena, .1 r.F'of
Mytinr, #pkn.t Sundav-in Barnwell with
ihe-forrner’s parents.- Mr and-Mrs W.
A. Owens,.Sr.
r~. ' . f f
T. J, Hiers of Dunbarton hn# ret timed
from ap extended trip to Norfolk. Bal
timore; \Va#hrngtA«-and. other place#
of interest im'rtli. , -
Meesp/C. C
ware
BAKWWfeLLi S. C.
HaJije l 1 gg-jeft ftir
iji i oDWednesday^afie^yoon in ans.Vei .
t}'avail- to the color*.' Hayne is a
member of the machine gun e iin;■any''V
of the'2nd regiment. 'jf • '. . ,.
•VI kb
t Dept. K
Atlanta
Ajugusta
M nr.v 1
11 e wns tnhrried to M *
ah I < rr-'-iVO-^ ;l r ■(>. twJi ■.
t i t jit* grav*‘ ‘■eyertU .ye
vtved hy 0’"e 1»r t>r* r. M
MR FLETCHER H. ANDERSON
Mr Fletcher H.
<>bf. P:oMU-rv
Amlerson of thi* e ty :
died at-Ihs home Sunday morning after!
a^i illness of several We^k#. # Mr Amler- :
!#.{m was ti^rry in BartrtMl c*‘min♦ y si-xty--)
||ne years Hg<\ He w;j-t marrFti n
■tiarly manhood to Afiss Ella PeaeoFF, I
whoburvives hirn. Ilea# also surviye/fi
|»y five chrldren. Misses Edna and E hyti
= riie .pportujii t ie s
»'(»rk ; 'O ir duty" t i
igio i#Aott |»nt(iiVl'C;
:e Hi inti.
fiiifl < IiieietU ; • <>n
ipjsd tor both (i n.
Simrhs and T. M. B »ul
services were eo
I \l• ii»d
meh r’hiirch :u <1
Fridfey "f last week on important', pro-
fejsi'mal busmesa.
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AFrs'Ii. Mrzursky and daughter, Miss
termv
h;it' oYn:'
the, Jem
eij. till syttlg
no r,s- were |
t.. Morns,
are visiting in Maysville,From
AiidFrSon, Mestrs C. II
there they-will go to Glenn Springs for
a visit of several weeks.. j> . ...'
" '^ilB’tJiy WhAol'al tfercuTeg^rTTniri^eiYe ^iniTfl
held at lhkOOa. m instead of 4 ^)0 p. ni. Buckley,, pf ,
This change is made only for next Hun- Anderson* (d
day oil account of the proWacted meet* Ai derson. of
injMrt Keedf Branch.- ' _ * dehlou, of. Au<
Mdicr'ehmp#
all of B.arnwelL and
three brdhj-rs, Air*
r • r*Hgn .M i-si tn•< ii'jd rtl cr npjwrt
^ j ’'Vfiftj, ;; f '•
is wiUi hid ti 4-re,n i> ii f.. oijijj.
BA PUS
1 U ii;(es arif.ii In* mS'!
Missionary semi'?ris .$
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no«Ki,in ; VI Rivseinary 1
K v Mi N i VeV It, f> VV,
1*1 b Barnwell Rsp
!s^4 Will edevene .III
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