Barnwell sentinel. (Barnwell C.H., S.C.) 185?-1925, November 15, 1917, Image 8
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Martiii fcest add Motrrleci
mix * 1 r 'y. ’■ T: .•:, -ui:.,.^;.- ... ..
_Mrt^Hvs^\">|)»*ni ;i 1Yw ' diiys .i4i
tbltiinb^.'i laft week. tukin'cT^ir
Sh rinei-'s .dogrijf’ 'in the M a Home
Lexica.held tin re last week. •
• » .—■ • •< ■- , i.
•MUs Sal lie' Pate of ^Swa-usea
spout the week-en^ with her
si>twiy, Mij?. Cj. M.^ijeene. Mis-s
Tate wa- a<tompanU;d. liable by
a'him/her of frieiufs Cipifi .Swan-
|ea.dwhQ.uloforetHUffic on Sun
day aftWjrOQU. y • . 1 : ;■
LOCAL
-J fU'nys Picked freik.Town
ol andCounty.
H-jll stol e v©«r. cotten
f \ ' " *•': . *: LgV
per' bale* pur nmiitty
This gives you state
ieatef lire current as
Mr. ( Jeoi-ge XJlai k' of Angus'a
isfin tihYu "DjrrTn</^fl;iy/. _ ^. •
Jud^&T^y Pitching- cf
illi'ton was, in town Monday-
AfiTs -Elizabeth I haul: .ol
Noi.ii
PRACTICE
EXPERIMENTS. * AND
PROVE' METHOD
Liranoii. I i;u
/itii'roitj
—;!r , i- • fa Kntdntem and dfuigh-
tyr of . Ilooklyn. New York
lire « xperted hi re tlii- wpek to
vi-~-i t rtdatiTes-a/vd Yrk^nd^ . -Mu 1 **,
Ent ‘i t.yii - ; \<A11?‘be ■ pit a .>an 11 y
rcnyirfber.ed hi i<. i\>< M.-idHh/m
* is viMtiny
minim, oi
Production cf Grain Increased Sev
.V;.’»y >tiu(jeniy Ph
'<! trf t he -lit.;I
ua by
f ind i n
: aa , . ,| h so will]
l4ffo?is of ifr.s silt in' .;>|,
T-p nd'enr Tin n tin* <■?;": '■ >.■;
• ."'f'n ; proper soil pro- *> •
'i 1 < 1 ur• nt• e111!ivatipn;i .-will i .
if dmyp'mh nt: u;,.on. tup j *!>• >i
hue-rooir sm>d in nbundani-V
;iy:’ be had only for a Htfl-
!<•_ I ] • -1! io:
lit iNs ; Tlu
■i ho d.v
nima
1 lil ill!
Hipply
can a
’■ j ot >miller woi
\; aft' r-noon by
: Sii/ilin-g.and.
I'll s-, ; an i Mi'ii r.j i - u*.
^ ;; ;■ 1 ''
•,«, i>i• r ■ . j in I. now it's.v ii
tr) ) i in r /u I , l HHt V'»d I
in t farmer’ t! <?r>r*<t cor|]
' a 1 d-iitafi . priced T} ' y
by -i 'to jdari^-4-
fUUility ,v.l ich rcxllu
II Will
Fa ■ K i ;
rouree rl V •!>
p 1 : lenr a Ufis .fnvM-oil that f;i ] ! ,.'.d • t
r 1 '.r>p if ji'oj.orly storeii, alvv. • s
liortof •than < rib-s.dec ted seed Field
sf*Ii>otion makes it .possible . for ’ the
'farmer io a-omoare the iudiyiij.ua]
plants and moke his selection from
these producing the most grain/' It
Is true that he can select good-looking
ears from the crib, but he does not
.know whether they are produced' by
high-yielding plants ot 1 low-yielding
plants, by early plants or late plants
No ; definite idea whatsoever can be
had of' the previous productivity of
the seed. If properly performed the
yield of corn is usually, increased from
seven to ten bushels an acre by fi^Id
selection, sofnetimes It’S more.
What the South Carolina farmer
wants n^xt year ip the greatest
amount of grain possible to the acre
kll the directions for
If troubled with Sore
Blecc/iiity tSiins, f’se
1 his MouthWash
Demist Use /-
ink ot_Western Carolina
BAhNWELL, S. C.
11 call Office:
AlkL>, S l
Any person troubled with gory, bleed
ing gums, which ultimo- are abn if>t ttm-
sens11i\*e-to ttrtrch, will be elated after
ringing ttie uroulh with a liaIf at.d dial!
solution of TT*tt»T and "TTifTiTrnt^nbn. ‘
known as Acid Iron Mineral whichm«A
be securtd almost any drug sl»*e.
Dentists use it to stop bkediig^and
as a mouthwash when extracting teeth
and it is perfectly-harmless. It ac-ta-aa
u germicide and antiseptic as well as a
splendid healing agent. '
For.outs,.this same natural drou is
fine. Pouring v a lUtle on the spot stops
bl^tding .and prevents tiOiehefig and
'festering.. Thousands 6T people trou
bled with old sores never healing have
'found the solution in Acid Iron Mineral
. which tyeing a highly concentrated
form of natural iron makes a superb
external Remedy.
All druggist have it, or send direct
to the Ferrodine Chemical Corp/,
it ibanoobui
Kiili:ii\l.-i»:i ' 1
Mr-. K. W. Dicks and daudlt-, o>vtreil frc*m bjs. injurii
tur. I’au idia Ayer, are \ i-itin^j ftr'mitiy to be' able - to
relatives iu'Eordov.Ttht^ week.' homedast Ha Hilda v niuln
i \r,t „ rp i • though iiiable to walkw
- -"Mr. ami Mi si. Leon lobin »• ,i, n . i • . . •
, >Y, . i . l n n i h‘> »e that be Vdl soon lx*
have returned tolsarnwell, and , . , .
.tt~ • ... \ , get out and arouiidan us
will inakeHjns tlioir future homo * - -
/.Mr, M. N. Holland, we are
glad to report, has returned
home from Augusta, where lie
has been in the University Hos
pital for six weeks, on account
of injuries received in an auto
mobile Vreck. We are glad that
Mr. HollaifiKis able *to get out
agatu^ and hopv. that "lie will
soon lie able to get around in his
TO-DAY. in putting up'gQodjbuilUings, you .need a
roof covering which will not catchJire from falling sparks
ami .embers; 1 NEPONSET AHERRMN T^VIN SHING-
LE^ will not*catch fire-from falling sparks,, and they are
fire-rctardani. You ^.ijf prefer a ropHliaU^ou can select
in different colors, so as to have some variation rn the ap-
pearancea of any buildings which youTnay put
- The HEPONSET AMEKICAN TWTN^ HHiNGEE
makos the besf looking -roof imaginable. You can spend
a good deal more money and not secure a roof which looks
us well. . • ‘
The fact that they are classified by the] National
Board of Fire Underwriters shows that our statement re
gard mg their safety from fire is not exaggerated.
. We will. be glad tc niime you lowest prices delivered
selecting seed
com In the field may be summed, up
together ln one good rule:' Select ears
from plants that yield mono grain
than surrounding. plants grown under
the same conditions.
How to-Go-About It ——■—
Sling a 'sack over the shoulders and
w$lk down the rows, plucking those
eaM^hlch are considered desirable—
ears'bdfh^i on vigorous plants growing
under average conditions and which
have reached maturity. Also, it Is
best to select those ears having
drooping tips and borne at a height of
about three and a half feet. . The ears-
should then be stored in a dry place
where they will be free from lns^c|s
and rodents.
Quite un interesting talk wh
given on Sunday night last, at
the Baptist Church by Mr. Mc-
Neal. Secretry of the Y. M. C. A.'
at Camp Jackson. Mr. McNeal
tried to picture the hardships
and trials ot the Soldier l>oys in
Camp and on the battle field,
and appealed to the people of
Ehi‘nwell for help to
Misses' Frauiein and Hilda
Ray oT Olar are- the charming
guests of their Aunt, Mrs Jno.
(i. Altmaii of Charleston.. •
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Alessrs. M. C. Best, Mordecai
Mazurskv, Albert Snelling and
Dr. Ben Miller intended ttie
Orangeburg'da nee last week.
l)r. 10 \V\ Hi ley and family
motpjedTtvi r to Onuigeburg on
last Thursday tb, attetid the
Clemsoii Citadbl foot bail gam(F
, Salesman Wanted
Lubricating oil, grease, * spo-r
OifHj.eSj paint. Part dr whole
time. . Cnmmis»ion basis .until
ability . is ^established.'. Man*
Mantels, Tiles, Orates, Metal Hfooflng Bte. *
)7 Broad St. * Augusta^Qa
A . HANDY GATE
carry on
this great work among the boys,
which means sc much to, theta
in this time of war. Wc that the
j)ep.ple'of our town wTfi._x^j,oi)d
libe'rajly to this great cause. ^
THE GOVERNMENT SAVS
ivkie Refining-Co
Clovehuid, Ohio.
‘ WOMEN, who are not prppaircd’io TAKE .IT’ \ It VIS -ot the
Cc’iDtry, may find in this OFFICE^WORK in Stenographer4"and Typewriters
an opportunity th itl^Ll* TF1E GOVERNMENT inja pracrtcallway^’!
'k rgogs who HAVE NOT the HEtiULltED ntAININO in Stinograidry and
T> , -writing, are urged to uuUergv)TNSTkUClT(F^ AT < >NClv,tfor the prosyept
i ' i al T H K DEMANDAy ILL QONTINUE INDEFINABLY/’.' 1 t ' •
• i. terliy T110E'sANP.S\>f Stunograjhers atid TypiMMiiter?arc’rufjuird- 1
- ,. * f• «• ■ ’- . ■ ■ • •'
' “ . \.*te :-Tlie .i.vb >v«* para.gm ph.» are thke-h fropVft-Tct;te-r Xi'Cen11 y ri'Coived
. u- from GG.r i the Cioycrnnif .nf 'Depa.rftnrnts itt Wnrliingtiij), D. I’.
'Writ***', te.l g r a {iri > r'c a I fi *» 'S*e u * TuDaY ioir fnH particulars-, Mi in * -
nred rivf m s; nf pn ijlnat^T;!'. T(ir t i vwr'uin .*/ olF-rs : a'ltr'Cn oi.
M. A. Wilder
PEEPLES & WILDER
Special ttoubte
v J r. of WilfMon
caits Ro’d W^tch with I.. S
.on inside of ea-e. A’duone ly
Hi'-v. S-.vi^-’ka t jtrf*.
/:'Jdo: the il iii’t WopKjfcip'b."
ATTORM VS AT LAW
onih ,S'ii rlo/s
FImer^^* (
in and ■ i’ '- I'M - V
,v>\ i>s. WUT j'v wiKiiro Mi
n.h o': ini day# loiiipY/yill
con suit v.iihzany pnrtiep i?m
; i:■rjato I- T 21 f-ot wide
sorvCiCJor- thV•ordii.any wITool
ed/Wih'los.'Thp smallr-r-gatei four
foot' \vi(IV>yir)t s a'or hridlo or font'
traffic. 1 \\t fttuoSi hnwoyor. ft 'is
npcoMaiy *to have^a. wider opening
rhan the lai’Ke/ gate wtlLmve, so.
that particular farm irnpleujonts
W bo. Qftwiiod through^- In- such
cases .both gates are thrown open,
thus providing a space of fourteen
feet. y ,. F ,
A good and Convenient catch Is
also shown In the drawing, jt will
n Association
reetec
BAPTIST'. CHURCH
,\u\Y BEINfi < ilvf iAHJ/KD)
(KEV. IV, I,. HUES i’ASTJ>R )
Preaching everj Sundayuhorning at
, A>Tiiucli as Ton Thousand Dollars, or as little 'as
' >ne hundred Dollars loaned by the Coveiiuinenton Fifty
per cent valuation of your lauds, and twenty per cent o'f
y<»ur improyenients for thifty-tsix^year-|at the rate of not
mori' than 9 per cent, which alsp-go^s to retire the lean.
FOjR FARMERS -ONLY. If ^ou want any fnbnev td buy
lanC^drlmprove yoi\r Tands,’ or to retire >a mortgage
anti
if Nisht S.-4L)
Living^toiUttiiRlfilf. Max Brtin-
soifj^otdml "te North Sunday
and* Sunlit the day with relat-
ives^and friends. • i
/ • -I
/.Mrs. B. L. Easterling and
Miss Nonie Best -attended' a
T; Show^’-tttDunbarTon on Sat-
tirdav, given-in fionor ^of Miss
Li 11 ns, ' whpse lnarriage
this week to DcV Brinkley of
Ellen ton is lot' interest^ tor her
iuuny friends. >
8.u ml a y Sch o.o l^fO:30 a . m. __
Tt. Y. P U. MriiHlgj’s at K:30 p. m.
Prayer iMeening WeinesdayT hi
8:30 p. m, , , ',
be sgen that .the caFeb~ comes well
down on. ipie' gates, keeping them
’firmly in position whpn
sinall plece of iron should
on the toil Var ofyeact
:.. vCfic.Bfaftft.JUho catch, thlis keeping the
catch 'from cutting Into the wood
when thrown ovqr.—W. E. Bowers,
r Agricufttjral Edkbrr Clemson Col
lege. S. G.
No. 666
placed
?hi> ira pretetiptioa prepared especially
or MALARIA or OHILLS & FEVER.
for MALARIA or CHILLS A FEVER.
Five or rfx doaea will Oraak any caae, and
it taken then aa • tonic the Fner will not
return. It acta on the liver better than
Gdoocind done, not |ripa or ticka*,&$
Bank of Barnwell
r ,’/~i,
Die
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