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BAUTWKU,
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A SMALL FIRE-
flic
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si.stirijx
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lot builtliriRS owned by
John K.' S.noUing,-epji-.
(xf a lar^ebarn
three stabler, were <\lUe<>v-
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RUB-M Y-TISM - { tib * ^
Rheufnatism'.Sprairip, Neuralgia,' te.
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Miss Peafle Sandifer lias gone
to. I > ntrimore to buy tip spring
goods-for F. \V. Falkeli stein.
• Cadet Owen Riley of Charles
ton and .Mr. Will Riley of Co
lumbia were here for a few days
this week.
-a. ;.'“ r y
Miss Virginia >Io’seley has re
turned to Converse after a visit
here to her . parents, Mr. and
Mrs. SB. B. Moseley.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Bennett
of Barnwell motored over to
Williston and'’spent Sunday af
ternoon with Mr. and Mrs.C. A.
Bennett.
Mr. R. S. Dicks has returned
from Charlotte, where lie went
to get a supply of\Chalmer< earsT
The-demand is so'great that lie
could not get them, although lie
hopes to have some- ia a few
da vs.
Mr. and* Mrs. J. Everett
Brown of Granitevflie were
of therr grandmother,
C. L. Creech, Sunday.
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NOTICE OF DISCHARGE.
No’ice is hereby given that 1 Tim-*
filed-my final'tsecmiiM with H*;n J-»hi.‘
Iv Sr o iii g, Jude*- nf PnbateJor Ham
well C hii rv, a- K X' 1 '.Ufnr Ilf th'** W;B nt
< >. R.. L'lileimn, deceased, atid'will
apjilyf ir :m order nf discharge and It ■
11th
^ 4r a*.:. . 4--to Wort tire Tuesday ntOrn-'-TO- <b-u i*.*;*/m>6i. Mf>i.d«y theiith
/ Dr. M. C. Best was calldtl tt-Uj i H tween eleven and twelve •** March.<1*%., " “
Columbia Mornlav on business.. ’ *•- - x , ", v * killer.
‘ • 0 clock . H y - : hxe Utor ,|»f O R .Ch t ill ill . dv *e.is€d,
t \ r 1 , c.i • The- tivo duliarmifMTt miivkl V . Ibis iJthdavTif Fciini-arv. MUS
_JNIi\ Jake Lev\\ formerly of this
city but now of Augjusia t •; Ga,,
visited friends here Sunday
before leaving for the front.
Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Weath,
ersbee of this city spent Sunday
in th v e cpy of Augusta, with Mr!"
Weathers bee’s sister Mrs. B. F.
Davis,, who'is in the University
Hospital. Mrs. Davis was oper
ated on last week and is r
convalescin':.
Mr. J; J. T>ieks fcrinily pf the
tir,m of .J. -J. Dicks A Bro,y 'Of
Augusta, Ga., is in the Uni-
versity hospital for
Mr. and Mrs. B.
Mrs. Cum ptua, of
were here -Tuesday
treatment.
T\ Storne
hville
afternoon
The- tire dopartTUcnt
-responded' to/ the given alarm
but was too late to save the
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burning buddings. However;
their lveioic work saved .the
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dwelling and some outbuildings
from, cm telling. 1
The loss of the tire i- esti
mated at about fspO, while tile
insurance only _ edvers about
$ of 111is a+fibiint. The ori
gin of the- tirr-is not knowp.,
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Trrr.cur\ l)*par»m*nt,
Otticv of C tup'fuller lr»f dtire «-y.
Wa-h nirt in, I) f\, l> <• H h. 1917.
Wherensb; vm-f ctory *-v rienc/e pre-
onred to tlx* U'til*-r-i^iu'd ,it ( a* b Ki
m-de tixp ie»r that, / h——
The.Fifst National Bank
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of Allendale
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RUPTURE EXPERT HERE
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Seeley,
World Famous In Th s
Called to Bamberg
Special y
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NOTICE.
‘aro
Jap
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given
guests
Mi
ll' you want a bargain iu the
best water ground meal , at .dOc
per peck,, see
Green A Co., Elko, S. C.
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Mr. A. R. Tuten, of Ulmers,
-attended-emt-Pt' here -thi^-irerk;
The Silver 'fea will be
Frida^after-noon, Feb. 22nd,
1918 from o :B0 to 7 :30 ()’cloek,
at the.home of Mrs. S. B, Mlsl -
ley. All are cordially invited to
come.
Barnwell Chapter vofj) A. R.
are,selling water
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• Air. H. E. Johnson, of Mar
tins, was i-n towm Tuesday.
Mi-ssrs Sainuel J. Bailey and
I ke ’rossi’and, of Dunbarton,
wen-visitor* An." this eitv last
Hm-dav: -
The 'Exemptiow hoanl was jn
session last Friday classifying
the buvs for arinv service.
•Prof. M. B.iBelf.'of Willi-ton,
-passed through Barn well Sat-
Tirday enrouti for Blackville
driving a beautiful Columbia
Six for which lie rs agent.
Mr. E. If. Richardson of tlii-,
citv is in the University hos :
\ a
pital in Augusta’ and has had
a successful operation.
Mi-, and Mrs. J. E. Bans of
Elko were visitors in the city
Tuesday. _
Misses Frances H»evy and
Sarah Marshall., of Augusta,GaV,
were the charnfing- .g-uests. of
Miss Virginia Moseley- for the
1 week-end.
- Notieei—W$
ground meal 'at 5()c. per
Try some if-you want
bread. ,
GreeiirA Co., Elko, S. C.
St ate y f Seat 11 Carolina,
- County of BapouTl. \
Win-reus a inet*u‘ia> of |h« Hoard of
D. eciorsof tl e Ail en Timber Company
was duly held ai.t i- lliiebfA H.JSii e
ft- j m at H at-kv lb-, >. C. on ti e lltli
day of February. MbS; i nJ wheri a. at
BlackV'ille VT On->anl me tiif* t Baird of Direc-.
toi.f, a rerolnt oo \v> s duly olie ed. and
was duly earii-d that tlie catntil stock
of ttie Aiken Ti nber Company be in-
1-r netd to Oo- (iundred ami Fifty,
Th usifd D liars.; and that a meetii k
of ih - Stoekholile s be held as provide 1
by lav\ t » consider the ta'd ic^'dotn ns
oo ti e 16 b day of Vlau-'i. LU18 fit ten
o’moek A M.. at the i lliee i f A tl.Nine-
st-*in m the town of Btaekvrtle, B. Cj
t at the said stu khodirs are iiiviUlf
lo tie j resent and t i v< te on the pro-*
posed i c'ease of the said cap til sioc*
of i he said. Aiken Timber Coinia"y to
the sum if (lit 1 Hundred and Fifty
Tn ul.M nd Do'laris.
A IK KX TIM HER CO ,
By W E i. v. rth irne, l'ret.
, By A H XI eitiein, D rhetor.,
Ivortborne', Direet >r.
good
v*:,,
iidson Greene of Dunbarton was
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W. H. S
Evbr iar
ary ll f 1918
here to 'S e the
tor Tuesday.
deputy revenue codec-
NOTICE.
Mr. W. W. Arnast-rdiiR and son. Car
hod \V. Armstrong, nf Wdiiston. were
here on business in the; probate Ci Urt
Tuesday. 1
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t Messrs. J. Julian Guess and Ralph Hrj
Walker of Apple.dn were in the city
Monday.
.Mr. (It o E\ Still of Blaekville was iu
the city Tuesday.
Mr'. Mahon Johnson of Martins wai
a welcome visitor; here Tuesday, look
ing remarkably well and strong.
Messrs. Bethea, Carter Price and Al-
ST A TE <) F St) UT H C A ROLIX A.
COUNTY oK BAHNWKliL.
Wire e s, a tnev ing < 1 the Board of
Din etors *1 the Harnwed , Saw Mil
Company wa- du'y had at the otfux-of
A. H Niptstei > at Bla*kvi' e. S. C.'., ori
lie J9 h day - f January. 1918; and
Wlit-rea- at 'he g i lTneeiing of the
B-'Hrd i f I•i'-ectors. a resolutj n
wt.s tlu y oil-red. and duly ear-
that * tli** i*<-pital sionk of the.
re -l
Barnwell' Saw
1 'ompa•- y be in
cre«M‘d to THREE IHXDKED THOU
SAND DOLLARS; a d thet a mtieiing
oL t l e stock Lo ders be I c d as provided
by Taw to consider the stid res lu inn,
on the 1st day of March, 1918,.at te i
o’clock a in., ax the.office o' A. H. Nine*
Stei i. in the town < f Blackvi le Barnwell
belt Sneiling spent Sunday in Aoguina. -c unity, St.t * afort said. “That the said
- I i-ti ckholders arei-vit* d to-b * present aud
Knepton and daughter, to vote o « the propoi* d incre,\*e of the
Mrs. j:
Miss . Lucille, have returi ed ti ’their ^ ^aid cap tils ’oc'\t of" the s»id Banwell
home in New YVirk al ter -an extended } ( ompany to the L -in of three
ns t here to friends and relat^vas. I j an . -js h 1918
BAjtX WELL SA W MILL CO,
- Hyi a ; H. Xinestein, Pr.-s...
F'n rence Xinestein. Secretary.
Mr, Henry Flowers of Allendale- was
.in the-city Tuesday.
f Mr, at-d Mrs. F. H. Dicks and son
William of Dunbarton were in this city CONVINCED OF TANLAC
Tuesday. It will be remembered that gy AID'CIVEN WIFE
Air. William Dicks was one of the vic
tims of spinal meningitis in the army
at Camp Jackson.
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HUSBAND SAYS SHE ADpF.b 'FIF
TEEN POUNDS ON^RJUR
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DOCIHiE INDORSEMENT.
KACwTan'ac Would lie p him When he Be*
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Bevo is a great favorite in. the Army Canteens, where
none but pure,-soft drinks may be sold. After drill
or march, you are sure to sec a long line -of hot and
dusty-throated soldier boys making a bee line for
Bevo. They know that there lies complete satisfac- -
tion, full refreshment and pure wholcsomeness.
At home or abroad—at work or play—between meals
* or with meals, you will-appreciate what we have
done for you in making this triumph in soft drinks.
You will find Bevo at inns, restaurants, gr<>Wries. department
and drug, stores, picnic grounds, baseball parks,* soda 'oUn.ains,
**, <Lning cars, in the navy, at canteens, at mobilization
ahd ether plices Whyte refreshing .beverages arc.scjd.i
Bevo—the all-year-’round soft drink
camps
Guard against sflbstjtutes. Have the bottle opened in front of you,
first seting that the seal is unbroken and that the crown top
e Pox. Sold in bottles only, and bottled exclusively by ”
bears the Fox.
Anheuser-Busch, st. Louis-.
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Dealers
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ju the Town i-f Allei dale in the County
nf Bnriiw-11 hi d S-r*i* flf > uth Uarn-
lii h ha«.c,>'LH'ied wiih »»ll dh'^iirnvij-
i of Hie St»’ nt**-L<>F the Uii t* (l Stst-*,
rep iip d to bec miplh rf w ith i-,. for-* sn
n*» c nti-oi vl-a 1 be a•' tTi r / *1 to e«im-
me cethn 1 .iisinf s-* t'f H«,nkiiJg. t
X w ther. r re. I. Thjrtms P Kane.
1 Act ng C- |n, t o 1 r • f-tHe <-u re icy do
hereby e rfi f y that ^ -
‘ The I irei Xi i no 1 Hm k < (.VPendaR”
i*-,-t,he Town of All ni'at i-- th“ Couiitt
F. H. Seidvy of Chierg . and Phi’a f > Lar-.ixe.l .-nd S ate . f SWt. C r li e
, v . . ;. •»: _ -j. ,, , n miirof z d 11 c innum'e t he bmino a
de ph.a, the imp d trms expert, w ll be | ()f -> ariklll|i ai Fi'ty.
at the Majll >w er H.ote' and will remain • on bui dred hi <1 i- xt,/bY ij flf
in Bamberg Friday ^nly, Feb. i22nd - ■
Sir. St e : ev rayS: * Tt e Spermatic Shield
will net only retain any ca s e of rupture
perfectly, but c i hi facts the npei ing in
10 dAys on the average C86e. This in-
Btruuie't rec* iyjed lie only a^ard in
Elnglancl and in Spain,,- prinducing i*e-
s,iris without surgery, i j ctions, med
ical treatments x>r pre-i* iVfini s. Mr
viie<j -t ttiitef tif the Un»t <1 t
In it* t mori' wb* n* f M’itn- H*,m h nef
* i <T •** a 1 r f •offliire, t l <i< i ig th - a* of
I) comb-c 1917. -T - sur ,
- [ -<1 m ] ^ Sgn* <1 T I* K VX E
v A’ ting JU in, t it** \i t'i* (’ -rr dry.,
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the Rt -
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CROWING HOCS.
‘ For a h-^g to 1*4 ;p ofit^b!#* Ii • ir *>
he kept gr - wing fmm h ~rb Fvm
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ingage. TTet*a , innt 1 e tirnflthbl • «tn »j*»
he is heaifly TT7- can .always I * * >■- a
pruti' prndiiei- g om-dit 0 < if b i§ 'erl
B. A Thomas’ Hog Powder. W- • } ■ pj*
11V* !y tell y u that tiii-' .r tn -ify ; re-
vents clio e a. r-.mnr,.. norm* a <1
cu es. th-iimp>*| If the powder d e* n- t
make good, we will. ,
R li. Walker Dea’er.
Vdv Appl*-t--n, S. C.
Could Not Elat or Slee]
Made Well
St- lev has docnm nts f-rem t*^e Unit d
S,tales G-iveiment. Wa-Irngt-ri, DC,
forin spec tie Ji. AIL c'-ftnty. eases with
out charge, or if any interested evil, he
will be glad to show same without
charge or ht them if desired Business
demands prevei t stopping at a -y other
place in this seeiion.
P S —Every state.m-nt in this ifotice
has b en wnfi d before the Federal
and State Courts — F H. See.ley.
Mr. William E. Denny. 1023 Park
AYe., Springfield, Ohio, writes:
“I find great pleasure in writing
you and thanking you for what Pe-
runa hat already don« for me. I
have been troubled-with catarrh for
years, and it had affected my head,
nose, throat ami stomach, that I
could not eat nor sleep w(ith any sat
isfaction. ;
"I have Just taken three bottles. I
can e.-tt most anything and am greatly
relieved'of nervousness, so'that when
I lie down I can sleep without the
least trouble.. I recommend it to all
those who are sufferers of that dread
ful disease, catarrh.”
Catarrh
For Years
Can Now 5
Eat and
Sleep ?
To My
Satisfaction
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Those who object~~to liquid medi
cines can procure Peruna Tablets.
i*8 in wlveh two p.r more pi* -pie in
*ame family hate been *o grra'ly
bei etit <1 by l'a dac thnt they have of
fered a double endorsement of tlii* fa
mous M«81*r Medicine are common
AVhenfjbu±tesiee a p, rst n relieved of guf-
-fering wild made strong ngrn .it i< the
most natural thing in thv world for you
to want the saine beiretli's, This is id.iw
Chafe* F. Wliitmore of 103 Bradford
8t , ,V!bany, X.Y., happened to take
Ta- 1 o
“My wife,' who had be-m p 11 fun
down and *t ervons and getting
weak» r —right al md began to take
I Tanlac,” Sir Whitnnrt explained
j '' W. 1'. ' of . c.mrae I ^ *jt.*dj^4—the
: remits end it .to s e
; t lie way it bui t herYip i > . foil'* b' ,t» 1* s
|-he-'duel fl' t-*en p imd". Iliad been
"j tlaubt'ul *ib ut lanl.c, b(»t that s t'l**d
j me. WhfJi I start** i Tsti iiJ I eoi-ld
! har-lly eat one *£aod tn**al m a whole
! week. Frmi s fT**ruig-..With a had stoui-
i iti-li.I..Lad b'C'itne nejrv- us an 1 uvoless
nt night and all nm41o\vn. Tnstead * f
I d g Sting, mv food wi n d jus* 1 e like
' lead ou iny st m.ch and sour en i f-r-
ment anil t iriiUgas. Bi causal had sou’’
stomach-—acid Hpim^eli-^sn 1 mg, my
mouth had gotieu scr,*- -I could not
s eep r-stfuby, but wood wake up eve
ry morning or two and w.iiild TtrfT’aiuf
t<v'ss. I was 'ired i i the morning, and
Iry. mid aftern on I wasYo tired out it
stempd I cou’du’i get through the day.
I had lost all ambition anfil I drd not
care. Seeing what Taulac had done for
mv wife me; uraged me to tike it, and
1 was not surprised wl en it began to
brseft me up right awa;. Itdulasm ch
for me as it did for her. I "e ept right
through the night, woke up rested, with
a goi d appetit-. and was uble to ei j y
my mea s Mj f< o*l dige r t**d and Uie
gas, b bat'ng nrifl four ►tomacUd'sip
p»ared I ,f» It like a new man., and R e
old tlrrd, worn irtn f. eing went wita
the rest of my troubles ” ’
When Mr. Whitmore’s ftomach be-
ic.sme weak, his aystetfi probably began
to clog with waste mailer. \Miat I e
re-d* <1 was a good si.stem purifier,
>ttomach t nits and leconsti uctive.ai.d
Tanlac did the work for him. and he
saw it do for his wi'e and as it has dons
for countless thousands.
So’d by
J. A. Porter. Barnwell; SeArson Drug
Co . Allendale ; J H jjaliders, .Black-
vile; 11. M. Ca e-ds, Jr., Br ldoe ; Fair
fax l>rug Co , haiifSx ; Xmd^’l Lnm-
11 Be fas Plentati»rY
J M. .**milh iV So >.*
H. Wil .uiiUn,* Cl-
Y a
der Co. Kei <lail
Co.7 .Millet ttiUe
'j *VV-i lis' on, an<l W
mers.
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STEADILY DOWNWARD
f IS THE TREND OF POWER TN GAS, AND
STEADILY UPWARD GO THE RESULTS FROM
: THIS GREAT CHALMERS ENGINE
That gas is dropping steadily in power is no longer
a matter of news. But while the decline is on (and many
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X think we will never see again a high grade gas) here comes
the master of the situation. A .
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It is the great Chalmers engine and its chief function
is making poor gas deliver high power.
; It breaks up to an unprecedented degree the raw gas
coming from the carburetor, “cracks* it up” as the engineers
say, arid then heats it to a high point before the spark
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One device that does most of this important work is the
now famous Chalmers “hot spot.” The second is the in-
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genious “ram’s-horn” manifold. ~
So thoroughly does the great Chalmers ehgine Pletcherize
and Hooverize the gas that there’s scarcely a particle of
Wasted*power. . ' ,' n n s ■ ' i r ' !
Tests of the exhaust have proved that. "
And so fluid or liquid is this power that it fairly charms
the driver. You can gef^ violent action ip an instant or you
can “tame it to almost nothing.” And whether calling on
it for much or little it has a peculiar note of softness about
it that always denotes a superior piece of mechanism.
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TOURING CAR, 7-PASSKNGER 11535 TOURING SEDAN - * . $145* TOW^I CAR LANDAULET
TOURING GAR, 5-PASSENGER 91485 CABRIOLET. 3-PASSENGER - 11775 LIMOUSINE. 7-PASSENGER
STANDARD ROADSTER - 91485 TOWN CAR. 7-PASSENGER 9J»2S LIMOUSINE, LANDAULET
1 ALL PRICES F. O. B. DETROIT SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE
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