Barnwell sentinel. (Barnwell C.H., S.C.) 185?-1925, April 11, 1918, Image 4
STATEMENT Of THE (OWNERSHIP,
Circulation, Etc , Required by <h« Ac<
Of AugMtt 24,1912
Of THE BARN WELL SEN IINKL pib
ii-b*»d weekly at Baruw ll Si iJ , for
An engine that lures power from gas and
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sets it down minus jerks, vibrations, into
a softness of action that has never been
surpassed; “Hot-Spot” and “Ram’s-Horn”
* #Mlte of South O tro’ina,
Ootinty of Barnwell.
Before me, a notary pub'i ♦ iii m d f >r
. tlit State and couii y afore- id: i^rno -
aonally aopearetf Joh i K . S» lltng,Man
ager, who, liavinK boen d:ily sw ru <*c^
Coniine t" L»W. depoaeg and says ihjjyC
be Is the ravnageir of The Barnwell Sen-
Inel, a (1 tliat kite followi <K la. t • <he
b- at of his knowledge at d belj>-f a tru-
• ta-einent of the owner-nip, iha age-
menl of the, aforesaid public »tiu l for
the date ah wn in ibis'above caption,
"required by the Actrff August 24 1912,
et»b>died in a c ion 443, Po t»l Lawa
and Regulat i nx1>^‘ited on the reverse
of thi-4 form, to wit:
1. That The names and addreane* of
the pubjjifiier, ma aging edit ir+an i bu-
*#ine'<s / ^mflnaper»fare:
NAn v of E lit »r—W. M Jones ; l’.wi-
iflltvaUdres . VVi: 1 ■ ten; a ():• ' .
Name of Managing Klitor—JiJin K,
boding; I\js oftle - a Jiiieaa, BarnWtl,
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> N ime ofjio ineia M xh*g r—John K.
Bne ling ,Postofflje.,add esu, B irnwelf,
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2 That, the owim rs are: .
John K Six -I i g^O O' Baxley. Olias..
T F. Hogg, Q A Kennedy. J. B, Mor
ris. Herman Brown.
3 That the known bondholder*, mort
gagee*. or orher security hroWe'8 own-
»i g or holdi ig 1 per c oil or more of the
toxal amo int of bonds, mortgage*, or
ether Bec ir iie* aro: Mrs Ida G de,
Capt 11. B ijd Cole, Camp Jaekson, Co
lumbia, SC. • ,
Johri- K. S» el‘ing. Mgr„
Hwornt fo a d subscribed bef >re me
this 2(>.h'diy of March 1918
VV. H McDaniel,
Notary Pub i» for South Carolina.
The $5000 5-FoCt truck isn’t any better than a Maxwell.
It's merelv bigger. That's all. And you can own 5
Maxwells f the price of one reliable 5-ton truck.
The live M ixwells will do more work, carry more
goods, carry them faster, serve more uses at less cost.
How good these Maxwell# are is shown by this great
iigure: 99.6% perfect—a verdict taken from service
reertrds covering 6600 Maxwells now in U3e.~ - ~~~~
$400 less than any <^ther^ truck ~of sim
in the world.
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$1085, chassis only, f. o. b. Detroit. EHcfrio 1
generator. .Worm drive. 10-foot loading >pace
BANKER’S MEET
The perfect engine is ,the one that takes from gas all
the power that’s there; and gives it up to you either brutal,
T1 H“ Bankers of Group
South Carolina Bankers Asso
ciation hold their Annual Meet-
inoat Aiken, Wednesday, April
10th. .
In this group there are forty
seven States banks and three
National banks. Mr. If. M.
Dibble of Aiken, .President of
the liftuk of Western Carolina',
at Aiken, and its Branches, read
a paper on “W lty »S|nte Banks
should not join-tlte Federal Re-
J» j vii.sysu m” This feature of
fhe prodian was highly. in
teresting not only 4o State
bmkeis but to the National
bwnkers as well.
or violent, or soft, as you wish
That’s the Chalmers engine, now recorded all over
America as a great engine, which comes closer to reaching
its. Electric
2500 pounds.
100% of efficiency than any motive device yet designed.
“Hot-Spot” and “Ram’s-Horn” Manifold are responsible.
The first named heats up the gas, “cracks it up,” “pulverizes”
it, gets it into wonderful shape for ignition, and then the
“Ram’s-Horn” Manifold with its “easy air bends” tosses it
gently into the combustion chambers.
So that after the flash of the spark plug there is so little
residue, so little waste, so little power escaped into the
exhaust as to be scarcely worth while mentioning.
But the kind of power is a new power—a gentle, soft
power like the “iron hand in the velvet glove” mat entices
you beyond words once you experience the thrill.
TOURING CAR! 7-PASSENGER $1838 TOURING SEDAN . - . $1*81 TOWN CAR LANDAULET - 1313
TOURING CAR.8-PASSENGER $1485 CABRIOLET,S-PASSENGER . $1778 LIMOUSINE, 7-PASSENGER - $3*28
STANDARD ROAD6TER • - $1488 TOWN CAR. 7-FASSENGER • $2*28 LIMOUSINE LANDAULET • $28Jt
ALL PRICES F. O. B. DETROIT SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE
DICKS’ AUTO & LIVE STOCK CO„ Barnwell, S. C
FOUR NEW TYPES OF CONSOLA PHONOGRAPHS
T HE Chandler Company has
striven for five years to give
the public the best Six at the best
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price. And it has succeeded, year
after year, in this aim. <
The Chandler for 1918 offers
real motor car worth approached
only by other cars selling for hun
dreds of dollars more.
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There is no inflation in Chandler
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price. And Chandler quality is
maintained in every detail.
The new CONSOLA DE LUXE
is a revelation to the
musical world and represents the, latest achievement in the
art of reproducing the human voice and musical sounds,
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It is without an equal, and is able to maintain that posi
tion through its wonderful powers of Reproduction, playing any
make of disc rfecord in a true, pleasing and artistic manner
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While the mechanical features of this new instru
ment are a wonderful advancement, and the repro
ductions so clear, so human like, the beautiful cabi-
. nets add much to the satisfaction of the purchas er
SIX SPLENDID BODY TYPES
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Seven-Passenger Touring Car, SI595 Four-Passenger Roadster, S1S9S
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Four-Passenger Dispatch Car, SI 675
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Seven-Passenger Sedan, S2295 Four-Passenger Coupe, S2195
IMnousine, S2995 r ~
In designing the CONSOLA DE LUXE, we have re
produced an elaborate instrument that will add to the beau
ty and furnishings of a home, i v
CAN SUPPLY YOU WITH A FULL LINE OF
RECORDS, NEEDLES AND SUPPLIE8.
Barnwell, S. C
Barnwell, S. C.
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