Barnwell sentinel. (Barnwell C.H., S.C.) 185?-1925, November 22, 1917, Image 8
1IMSY CAMK COOKS . J
CUT THEIR FINGER
Wa”rior« d >n’t milii. A little drop or
of)Medienal Iron »t :/*ps.bleeding
heals ft too 1
They saj a women csn’t keep a secret because »b»—has
to tell it ttilSO many nTDenTwho iTT Relji her keep it. And
n»e»i?They ney«»r have anw secrets, they always tell every
thing they know, anv way. i; k - u 1 w
—Here's a little secret of success that you iifay ub*» ynrrr-
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handiest ltttlebottlk you
EVER-HAD IN THE HOUSE
In camp, the clumsy ebi»SV’a??f*t*flt
'tryir.g to-peel potatoes, cuts his Huger,
blood spurt*, hot warriors are efficient.
A few dioos of medicinal iron, highly
concentrated and known i« Acid Iron
Mineral, poured over the cut Itopstfie
bleeding, leaves. no'ataiu like Iodine
and beiit of aft prevents soreness, in*
fectton and acts ns a- quick and sure
healing agent.
Try it.at home. It works like magic
heal. Sweaty,
mm
the man alio has succeeded and fluff out his methods.
You can consult the failuFes hotel! tfoo will letrn is why
theyTailed- 8ee TT the successful fhw doien’t appreciate'
the friendship of a reliable bank like ours. Then follow
liiikftd _\Ye. jrUUitLBlegHid.tQjiAse ytm^n.an.accpjuiik-
at out bank. ,' z~ ;
Bank of Western Carolina
V-'’"- AIKBff^C. .
•Onold^ Ho res that don’t
tired, tender, bruised and ble edjng feet
covered with corns and bunions, after
the long hike, hurt like, every things
but again we find that concentrated
gheap and efficient iron does the trick,
Several thousand t-sts prove it not
only brought relief, but cured. After
that good shoes and common sense
keeps feet feeling glad.
Drdggiet sell Acid Iron Mineral for
family use in fifty cent and 'dollar site
bottle*. It will prove the handiest little
bottle of medicine you ever had ground
the house. "i ~v 1
You can get a large bottle prepaid
by sending a dollar to the Ferrodine
Chemical Corp., Roanoke, Va.
TO-DAY, in putting up goodjbuifcfings, you need a
Jiria embers!*.^ NEPONSeTaMEB^A^TWIN^IhING-
EE^will not catch fire from falUtig sparks, and f they are
fire-retardant. Y<ju will prefer a roof .that you Can select
in different colors, so as to have some variation in the ap-
pearancea of any buildings Which you may put uy. JMM
The NEPONSET AMERICAN TOIN SHINGLE
makes the best looking roof imagihable. You esari, spend
a good deal more money and not secure a, roof which looks
Th^-gTeat-Chalmers^ngine t - now featuring the c
rent Chalmers car. arrived at a rare time in history
^ With war cn, and gasoline in use now as ne’
before,* there^has been one ressujt evident probably
most every man th
the graded g&sol
Garlick Among New Yorkers Doing
- Great Things.
WAS “ALL RUNDOWN
The fact that they are classified by tliB"[National
Board of Fire Underwriters showalliat our statement re
garding their safety from fire is not exaggerated.
We will be glad tc name you lowest prices, delivered
Widely Known Business Map Tells
f Story that Will Encourage _
Hundreds.
irr/es a
Engine
In the list Of the men of New York
who have done big things is the name
of Morris Garlick. This man is Secret
ary of the Down Town- Taxpayers’
Association, of Brooklyn, res presenting
$10,000,000 in realty holdings alone in
the heart of the great business district.
He was largely responsible for Brook
lyn’s noted Fiathnsh extension, the
great traffic artery .from the new
Manhattan Bridge. He is head of M.
Garliifk A Company, of 1 Si Gold Street.
Prominent i« the real uplift work of
the world’s greatest city, he holds the
deep respect of thousands with whom
he comes in contact in business, politi
cal, church and fraternal affairs. Since
• f
boyhood, and for <5 years, he hag
labored II** is now fj? years old. It is
only natural that, with all fiisactivities
the strain should begin to tell.
“Maybe I have overworked,”
said Mr. Garlick, “buy, at anv\rate, ■ |
began to suffer from broken rost, loss
of appetite, failure to assimilate the
nourishment I and nervous
ness.” he explained/ “It is what the
average man ca Is ’all rub down, and
there are a lot of in in f every city. I
felt as if I needed something to\ build
me up-something that would * bring
back the sfength I was Io«ing; some
thing that w luld heln take away the
worries, give hie a r< al. appetite, tope i
up rnv sto’iia di urid wlm’e svdtMjj.* and
quiet my nerves. Through frje-d-'I
heard -f a n< w im>iiici'n«\ Titilae. ,Hud
decided that if it c »uhl help others it
Mantela, Tiles, Grates, Metal Roofing Etc
607 Broad St. Augusta,'C
now comes tne grea
tjh power out of low
e work of two.”
as never worked
“WOMEN, who are not prepaired to TAKE UP ARMS,' in defense of the
Country, may find in this OFFICE-WORK as Stenographers^aml Typewriters
aSopportunity th HELP THE GOVERNMENT in|a practic&ljway.”
“Persons who HAVENOT*the REQUIRED TRAINING in Stenography and
Typewriting.'are urged to undergo INSTRUCTION AT ONCE:for theprosyeet
e Known as a not
f . . _ 'V
>urotor, is warmed
t enters the '"intake
mao d old
genious dev ice known
.kilifiiliy passed ditto
National Reputation
No. 1G26 Main Street
into a
■ mo ,f notable
o rrany years.
so the engine
v.v niso make
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A STUMP FIELD IN WHICH TO BEMONSTRAE
OUgUi In I
And now.
Oui: I>i t0on<tr;11tin;-iml Advci ti'ing Car >Ii<• 'vv.in•
showing hot |i |\| RSTTN < >r.t -M:.ni ant! lltrsc 1 *ow t
iMiuiip.I’uiiers -in ;H‘li|a 1 operat iuii \v_ill}i.’.a{ C<m\vay..hOOu
l f yoir1)av(' Mun.ji laiul. and want to sir. <jnickt*>t
cli rmi ra^ir-t WHY. to yt fiql fYf ^oifsluTii j is. jn-;
lot.tiio Kd-id+n-of-fviii.a |>aticr kt ovr about it.
Our Mr. Wiliitimsou wlli then call on yvo.if and ar
rangu for a I , ’i , ee l)(ynimistratii'n. !
r riu'jilatr_.aad locatiim dC fkis- IM inonsi jIfion ’ will l»i
advenoKul iit thi- ]»a;por.'
Avatidi foCir.
- 4 "• TliiHs a fine chance to
pulled FREE*, an’d at tin* sin
no miss;
improve
one is
aw
|£N| ‘ Y
mers
ct si,'ipe Uf t i*i).ir- stunips
* tin A- see what can IW* clone
lent to the eye
Fp-to-dato Stnnip.l’iilh rs \d. :ohli.'.iait-h-i.u
i ' - . i - ,
;1dkKui*^at iV'inohstration otv yoni r farni, let 'Editor
know aEolKta . ' ■' " . .
• NOJICE TO DEALERS: x • ±-
KIUSTIN- puuc^are in hi^domand ;Kdl tlaynsolv-
es - Exclusive-agency t^g^od iive^alojulep- .If ’hit.eit-.sted
advice Editor, and our Mr. wSkliamsoh will call.
f. o. -
A. S. RlRSTIN GO. , t SCANAKStH^JCHICAN;-
jarCfra! m e rs atbui
Scent and most ta
ly^miss seetn^ tn^ cui
rooms is toTmisS the moa
car of the day. . * /
ADMIX
TRATOR’d SALT
NOTICE IS BERK BY GIVEN That
■nd“c_."aiui by virtur* of the power
comaiue 1 in an Order, of the Probate
G»i>rt. dated, th.- 20th. day of N -yember.
awlmGVb'hi thp(;»urt oTprobat^
I will M-ll at Public Auction upon Tups
day ..the 4 h. Uuv^ Qf December, 1917, ut
the .latii• residen/^ ;if P B. JDictetf
deevased. all |k*rs >mtT. property he-
iobgmg^o thtr said esfate 'e^nsisting of
■Jtjles, hor.ytk.icowe, hogp, corn, fmlder,
f»rmingitnple|n-fits of all kind, etptsk
of mfrcdAndise. household and kiichen
furnifUre, to the highest bidder, for
CasJK Ha j e be gi nni n g at l(j o’ clock jo
kx/ !tie forenoon, asd to-contibue ontil
•ft the said personal property has been
disputed .of. . a :
- LIZZ[E G. DICK8.
\ - ' Administratrix.
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