Barnwell sentinel. (Barnwell C.H., S.C.) 185?-1925, May 02, 1918, Image 5
TEACHERS’ EXAMINATION
notice of mom
Notice i* hereby ffivenjtnt J hft'
fi'ed my f i n a I accoim jofih Hon J*J
Pursuant to au-order of (,h«. Mtnt*
Hoard of Educition’'notice is heifby
P. v-n l!.u' tlte rej'tiiitr ?*l*rilPfeke• i>’
txiuiVtry>Hm.n/\yill be he tl in theJCouM
hojige ■ : H unweif.'o'i r»|'iay- M/fty 8r-l,
IftiS. Ii.-tnin m< at 9:30 a in i/d.c.u«
li t 1 nfco pnjuiu,4.i00m. / /
Tl iv examination wi 1 be Mrscd upo •
fli* loiloWiijr (iubj< eif!.: .VcricuH ure
HieTo E >1 eh, A!RebM*/A r ilhmet c,
I’l.jr^iow j*v. Hygiene, Cif;c- anil Cur.
re'.PUYPnts.Pedsjr ky and, Geography;
(>efiifi( , nt?S as
K. rfi eijiajg^ Judge
«el4 CirtrtrtT. PnffEi
Will Hi
AE (uiei e-ff bidding
Notice to Debtors, aid Cr
Administration
llie inti t oj a teaelH-.r*
* xarfll III
are hereby l)QliBra (MtJ1 btRlJ led
Columbia, S. C
In a letter sent
out ^by William Elliott, Food Admin
istrator for South Carolina, to the re-
<>• giHtlo pert lieate 8 will not b* r
ly wi*j Uiilt-s-s t,ne bo'der K ttondH-s m
Hummer achni 1 ai d, pa-re* the fli nt
ex am ina t on on Btlean three branches.
Sieeial ifttentii n h call/il loth** at
tractive *(x weeka* ■ >imimer jict’o 1
‘.*t U‘ w < < fferel' bjy the N» rmal Depart*
in. nt of the Or.idgel u gdiigh School
This cplirs > i.pc »a n lx ir tli-'m ddletf
Ju t\ ' 11‘jrtnvHt Cf unty is,o-pperat'bfc
•a itji Or ii'gel u/g and 'K*ve nl .1 th<r.
C in t evio coiuluctii g this iuimm’r
ichiK',1 The Biriiweli Countv IImid.
rfEdnc.jtn.ri |A>.s ibci'el fqfcivr some
little tii-Jncinl/a'd t > help b*mr the ox-
pi n ei of tjidse te chers who atteii»
thir eonulier seh^i 1 and are omp i*yed
i 1 Barmv 11 (com ty. 1 exi te*»ion. FM
Mimi-ui reine^t will be m«de so n; hi d
jivij j f rii)Mi mi nifty Tip (,ht»im*-d frniu.
M s 'V. 1).1\ t‘e (•> angebufit, s, 0
Tltfird ^C^de cert'ti.’.a e« will 1 o,t be
ri nswedyi > ny event. -if
Horace J. Crime*',,C. S. E
/ ' Hi> tnlreiT, S. C.. ApVi i 25 , M a y 211910.
^.0Hiia any community where’prices'of
j. Irish potatoes luivc"‘not decreased to
a level which places; this food Within
l lie reach of all, by reason of the fact
Perms
Irish potatoes, and the retailers pse-
urged to push their^ sales. The .ap
peal is made by the Food Admin-ta-
tratlon to the people <j>f the State that
they eat more potatoes and consume
the big surplus during the next few
weeks In order that a tremendous
waste may be avoided,
There are in South Carolina »t th«
present time 40,000 bagg of potitoetf
In handB of the wholesalers and 10,000
bags in the hands of the retailers. It
la ®ftlrnated hy.-tlie iVileral-Tood Ad.-.
ministration that the surplus this.year
over normal times is 110.000,000 bush
els. The new crop will be coming fn
,in a few* weeks to add to this surplus
"It woul dbe a crying Bhame in this
time of food shortage for thl3 surplus
in potatoes to gd to waste,” r.ays Mr.
Elliott In his letter to the retailers.
• Farmers were last year urged to
Splendid Work of C'orn and Pig Club plant big potato crops In order to re-
Boys Forms Big Contribution lieve the food situation, and did so
to Food Supply. . patriotically, and at. present prices.
Columbia.—The. report of L. L. Ba-' 6ayfl Mr ' E11! °tE IrJ *^ potatoes ar« not
ker, Supervising Agent of Boys’ Club I only the most Plentiful food, but they
Work ~ In ' South Carolina. ‘ recently I ar * th<? choa H®st food that rnnsnmers
can buy.
Wholesalers at different points fn
the'State.are selling potatoes at from
one. dollar to.iwo-dollars a bag less
than tHey cost them.
ton, \\ M‘ Of11<• 1 ij_
tor.**, here M <>V1 <i
That food dealers have-not' be6n able
to'uccurc potatoes at a wholesale prfee
whkii will permit .of selling them at
lower retail prices, the Food Adminis
tration is in position to Inform such
dealers jyhere potatoes can, be secur-
i"us l'.ittorsoii, of tlris
mm-oiiair t xlemlt il-o rij»
ed at-prices comparable with the Bur-
plus stock in South Carolina at the
Present: tiine. A letter or postal ad
dressed ^0 the Food Administration at
Columbia will -bring this- iriformatfoir
to anyone inquiring. ,
/ . ' . -. . '
Potatoes' are the most plentiful and
economical, food that consumers • can
Mrs. Mary Fennell, R. F. D. , I o-
Tnor.a, Missdurl,' Writes': . ,
“I wish, to say a few words In the
praise of Peruna. I have, used* it
with good*results for-cramps lm the
,-Btemaeh; Al^ found it thor^very.
- thing for catarrh of the liead.
sister was cured of catarrh of stom
ach by tho use of peruna.’’ _ /
Mrs. E.. T. Chomer, 09 Eaa|r 42nd
St., Chicago^Jib, says: ‘Jflanalin
f beat laxative on the marker for. liver
and boxy^ls, very good fo^mdlgestlon
and heart burn* ."
Thoke who rkts liquid medl-
rinej can secure Peruna tablets.
u.. J. rnrk(M‘ v an(t elvil-
(Iron, t>f ('ohimliid, urc visiting
Mrs. \V. M. Parkvr'of SiK*Mhi<v.
n
Mi*, nml Nffv. Jo 1 hh«on fiarh v,
ami Mr. J. J. Ilotn.tivn, « f M:iV-
tin, were visitors here Twestluv.! south Carolina boys are
HELPING FEED THE WORLD
My Sister
buy at-the presehT 11me
Also Cured
Judge of Probate’s Sale
STATE OF SOUTH CAROtbNA , T ‘
(XU'NTY OF HARNUKI.T. (
. In Probate Court -
d .- . ' . *■
EJlen H . AV's». a« A dm ill's' • at rix of t ly
Ks ate nf S. A l p h on so Wise fOceas p
l’lau/n
v Woodward,
)Oe and l*;Uli
oseinarv, were
S*TH
M. Williams, and L, K. .Aver,
t 7 f !*••. Li
of tin* Fairfax, section, were hyn
Monday. J * •
I)- feiiaantr. ,
v rtue of » deoretnl o-der lXiadr
II I*. .Fbuor, John K. Si oiliMg./u Jgtrof I
1’rob >'o.-ti» fflf di»i*cted ii iftt* aintfi'
entiiicd ca ibo. I wdl rvs II rt>Bor..wi*ll
m froiF if 111* Court lr u-/ on Alon-
if»V. (i‘« 6 h day of .May. 1^18. it beioff
*ab*iduy ii, said month, w-t/ih the 1 cut
hour? pf pale, the fo'lowrLg described .
extension work in this State, a copy
of which has been received by the
| Food Administration, tllu'ntates 'tn ' n
j most forcible and convincing manner
how farmer boys ca'ii, on their own
responsibility, aid materially in tho
production and, conservation of food
at’ this critical time in thb world's
history when the crying demand of a
hungry, lighting wofld . is for more
and more ford. At the same time, the
I boys are earning money- with which
\ to buy Liberty-Bonds, thus heljVi'g In
a double-barreled manner to help win
Atturnvy f-tt'TTpral Thomus IF
Peoples und his a-sistuiit, (u-n.
(’lauth* X. Sup]*, of (•ohmtbia.
were;visitors iiere Moudav.
WHOLE TEXAS COUNTY
QUITS EATING WHEAT
WHI Use No More Wheat Flour Until
After Next Harvest In Grime* „
County, Texas.
Colupibiai—The Food Administra
tion has received advices and assur
ance Jrom the citizens of Grimes coun
ty. Texas, that no wheat flour will be
used by them until the next harvest.
In Grimes ! county every day will be
a wheatless day until the next crop
comes in.
In the.same fine spirit of patriotism
with which the citizens of this Texas
county refrain from eating wheat
bread^ in. order -that the American sol-
dfers of tho Allies and the people—of
war-etrieken Europe may tye fcefiT.'they
have turned over to'the government at
TAll that ceijtain nie«e, parcel or
trac of IhiuI c' , i'tfiini^e t wn huudrvu
and fif*y.-*ix CJftC) rents. r» ore (jr h pi»,
a ii In ii: <!• cl toward t*fr North by lacdv
•*f M C Kitehii g. * nfi lands of Mis<»
Jean e Brice ; toward |li“ En*>t or Nqrth-
ea-t by a* dsoi IF A f K*'io civ ;■ South-
ea*T liy luids ill IF A. Kc ifely and
s t-lo it li or ft esii? leading int • Rose
mary l r*ck hi or k\ ear ’the M*ll Pond
known as WeiitimrJiev’s old mi l; ann
0 the Southwest/by Ro-femary Orv.k
Kodgcts, und .Vl^j-srs Monrov
and Muv(* Owoifs, of lJunkirtun,
wmi in. this Vitv Monduv.
1 . — v ' *
(diuH. (’umdl- Simm-j.
of tliis, city, left M'oirduy. or
WnshingU)!!, wltcrt* * N he lias
important, xbu’-dm-ss .yn-gugc*
ments.
Beginning April twenty-c^ht ou
1 will be oich^»r
Simdny during^'the, ifoiu
of church services/ Please <1
the war
even
Carolina'-produced lasit year. 26,313.21
bushels of corn at an average cost of
forty cents a hushel. the average yield
being fifty-three bushels to the acre. I
Figuring corn at ?2.0d per bushel, !
which 1r conservative, the total net ]
profit was $42,639 47. The total net j
-^resulting from the Boys’ Pig j
Club in the S?" f e was $13,908.01. Tho i
Kit •long und lai/tls of \V. J. Riley.
l erln-'iif salt-/fash, pmehas-r to j ay
for’ lifsner^. J
/ John K S' tdling.
J .1 U'lg-* of.l’mbaie.
Dated rbds 13th d«y of April. IfllH^
ny/scrvice dnnng
vvo ]>i)sitively will
ir customers are
profits of South Carolina C ost one car of wheat flohr and will
ike thelr .arrange
MASTER’S SALE
for | deliver others bow in trar/sft. These
hears ere being diverted to an Atlantic
to ! port for immediate shipment to the
of Allies. . . * >
STATE OK SOJXTH CAROLINA
COUNTY
u*eo,
•aknweu
Court of Cojnmon l’le
espect fnilv
still Tar from
being satisfactory. The most urgent
/VICKERY BROS
need now in Europe Is for
Nows dispatches received from Italy,
Indicating that a powerful offensive
is ahout to be begun by the Austrian*
Jim Branch, et »L. /
• . / DefejyduutH.
By virtue of a decreta/i order li> me
C i ecu d in i |ieabuv * eiwitb ii cauee. I
wi I s-*M• in front of Jie pi flollice in
Esiill, Haftipt- *!i counfySunt i » ar.-
lina. on S touiny,. May kfill, -1918. ar
12 o’H ck M , dr* fo/lnv ihe d**K‘r*bi*d
veal p op:-rt» : ••"AT"ltutt wiUm :ru*,t
«»i Util situate m Mai/nto i iT' uniy -
la ning three ii iinlrF U ' thirty (33'))
he're's""ii. d/tv'■Tiflil-'d row or tornieily IV
ia ds of ill XU\i. Ii (ii n aiu L '.vxtoi. »ni T
Mr. nnd Xfis, J. WuoK v,
Mr. .lot* Aden WijuTi^„Mr*L Rut-
lcr and little daugiiu r. Mr> I>io-
trv Livingston, and .Mrs. Lick
Harley , spent fa-*; Sunday \vit It
Id’, and Mrs. .).(!. \\ <u'lev.
To assure the success of the Corn
who have received' great quantitie* of
and Pig Club work in South Carolina, j supplies from Russia, ...says that the
the co-operation, encouragement arul ! Italians are in desperate n«*ed of food,
.support of the public spiri* ed citizens pand that only <*!»''•:*. ngp-*’''- ’ cf the
is.necessary.-* For instance, last yen Italian army of 3,000,000 men. is being
a number of bankers in different part mi'ntn’ned on the battle line, the of-
of the State h 'pen by oiYeriug'prizer. fi'ual explanation being that there is
and i't this wry thousands .of dolhTrs’. -bpufheient food to 'provide for the
worth of piite bred pigs wore brotigh' remainder^ * .**• ■*
Into the State. veryltjeTerially adding
to the breeding sleilc of bogs. One
of the greatest difficulties ba£ been
encountered in supplying tin
wi*h pigs. This splendid r.-o-l
farmer lioys of 8c
formed a big contri
pl»’V)]v , pf •*. h rt cr*iv
work wlj
munv pu
Lowest cost per po
of real roughagt
etJ^a'^B'iifn.Ml th
req lire of i he mue
sli *1* hi sit of t>'o
a gearai.tee that
ir p >fd ,X*i 11;. o 1 ie -s"
a i <* c in; Pu* c ;
h i' id r t n i t“i<i hi !.*•
iii -t *-y ■ ii’t r ttn (
ii 11 ale! ies ,) I tre
V/hole Community Awakened to a
War Consciousness by the Bethea
_ Rural ScKeflfL^
’ Columbia - .*-How efteetively a rural
school can fight the Kaiser and make
< -*- v ,
its influence felt throughout a commu-
•vtv,'"'wikeiiing the people to a war
conseidu hess and to a sense of their
responsibility In -the present crisis,
has heei] strikingly, demonstrated by
the .Bethea schoolh-4n. Aiken county,
iwxni:-, - of which hjjivp been, received
by tf,r Food Administration/—
_ Fop/, production, i in d cons ef vat ion
have been so impressed, upoin the peo-
,’e cf ;h'* BeU'.ca community, through
he medium of the school—the chib
•irAn carrying- thq gifspei hripe to theia
parents.- ami the night school* which
is. arten’ded by many adults, that in,
r*>?po",se to the crying need of the
allied-world for-food, sixty-one acres
have been’ sown in wheat this spriny
as against only ten acres lastlyear.
> r -This Is only one of tliei several
achievement of Bethea school in war
work. (Bethea is a two-teacher school.
fivF miles west of Wagoner. The
youfig women who preside over the
school are Mieses Mary Eva TJitfc ard
Myrtle Burke; and they have, in edd!
lion to their regular duties, devoted
tTme. effnrt and careful „ thought to
helping (he people of the cnmmunlty
do. dq" their .utmost in helping win the
wap.
_.oJl olot-ot Jand ndioining, the r
grouEd has been ft cured for ji l\a r
cm.-viro Garden, which - is el”t*n a e
much attention as anv other part of
the s -hoorWhYk. A junior Refl /'ro',
, ion bis been tnor'n'cCod• R-,:’,
KUSW more
Poundofrough-
A age than the
' • //-""-‘I P rice per ton
1indicates. This
IrTr ishecausethey
dilM \liiST\f ^ afe oneTfourth
jint'which has
::-2 _ ' no food value.
■ ■ —e—- / — To know how
jmuch each pound'of roughage in .this form'is costing you,’
you must divide the price per t<jn by 1500—not by 2000.
•ipirfini! y-v. for
epoplo to lend
:wim
XRADt
8 y,-.- v •*nt thiL ^ood A'.lmii’i.o r
'for /op.Mi ra'-chm^Folahihia, v:
f forv. ii-d d to Mr.- Bal er* >
A COCO FRIctiC
WOIJI D BECOME CLAiY
FATEP. TO DCK..IHE KAISER
Kidney IMis 5 Iiavt* -tui/ri »77Y tH*r
Jeffuimt of liariiw of* t-ni/T 4 'd~F)m»o’-i
•til.rt! yen'll- > g > ai d nga i/c’ nfirnu* th*
ft >r\, Could >; in ask' A r mi re coo
viuciiijr tottun n>V v /
‘Vi. t- utile* whs cAjli'd liy e'rn ii
ing whi “ w..rk-ng at mi trade >m h e l -
' * UNLESS \
cost exactly what you pay for tl£m. Every pound is all roughage—
no useless lint./ To really knowf the difference in cost between old
style bulls and Buckeye Hulls yfcu must know the cost per pound of
real roughage. f —>--•
Even though Buckeye Hulls dd sell at a much lower price than pld
style hulls, you can’t realize How much less they are costing you
until you consider how much; more real roughage a ton contains.
. .Other Advantages “ ^ »
Buckeye Hulls go farther. ■ Sacked—iCWy to handle.
They allow better assimilation They mix well with-other forage.
of other food*. Take half as much space in the
No trash or dust. ' barn.
• f • ■
' Mr. Dan Wolf, Hammond Bldg. & Mfg. Co., Hammond, La. ,*ay*s
\ “I am feeding Buckeye Hulls to rilitch totus and find
them a satisfactory filler Token mixed with cottonseed V
meal and other co#cert£rates. At the present price of
.. feed stuff, Buckeye Hulls are the cheapest roughage on
athe market.” / /
To sagurfe Hie best results and to develop the ensilage odor, wet the hulls
thoroughly* twelve* hour* Jbefore feeding. It Is easy to d$ this by
wetting them down night and'morning for the next fttedtag. If of any time
this earn ot be done, wetvdown at least thirty minute:. If you prefer to
feed the hulls dryu}»*dmy half as much b; ! afk as of old stylo hufls,
Hook of Mixtd Feeds Free
Gives the right formula for every combination ‘of feeda^ised hi the
South. Tens how much - to feed tortmcintepaiye, for milk, for fat
tening. for work. Describes Buckeye Huus and gives dkectid>ne-fof
using them properly. Send for your copy to the nearert tnilL
m. k The Buckeye Cotton Oil Co.
Atlamim '4tinpi*them Cre.meskd LMthlleei Memphis
Me Ad co Says ^It Doesn’t
VVH-’t StrnnneN^pods
?ple.Eat No\'*adays,
>k;/—j-Tti th’p cotirno of his
My, 11 a c L
lid) ii nil in** ti|iijB Hud in the mi imiiAi
1 ci i.kl hardlv J .«*ti!<-jd io *j>i k u\ m>
tools i h id lit-u.ii:ujicg lou ly el th»*
t-nvaml iiad inqumt d zz -pejl-. Mv
kirF'.■?>!*' actMi t. o Jiu'qu'M tly ch> s in;
no* t * cp- n;i !i 1 unf>> -r oft time-* fio'-o yr
t •* •; iM t. 1 !)' up ii t I* a’< Ki im-y
•’lij- r -ii ill-\ rb i.-to'd im : ,i oiif- I
H1 \v rys-'UM* l> ;;Ti’ .y j*iJU vMi• I*.
i‘VT rr v 1 H'4 hit *i«r-rr> ' a- M Hr v 1
. Harvey D.’Qibv.cn. Gonpral Mannqer I breM«-
of tho Americas Rod Cross, Announced ! short t
this wo ok that the junior* Red Cross
organization has endorsed and-taken p^,, Jnv
ovr the Children of America Angy.-of - .
. ro . American over
t wh^+ does' it matter?
.; . pi ■ a .' . at} r
cr. SjA'Q food. Save
Volt won’: save fn-
Ri'liuf, and ' that " hone ('forward' 'the
work..of this Matter organizatjon will
be^<arriod on by tho Junior II I C”( s..
The transfer of. fluids took fllace' 'in
March 2a*l, ?'9."00- being given’, w/’T.-
to The jrtr *r Red Crops *to bo dev^ cd
tb child,'tv v.-o.-kiahroad. ar :
Army fo \ ■ !• ? will cease to - Y< t-
funds. . » . ’ ' .y *f il(M i£f> IDC V . " v s
are n ' ' * . for roembiurhip 't>
i auxiliaries, m]
irrlitTees^are au i ■ m
thorn in scro?
v- mrolled as/Jim or
•a 4 ? all Army of
/oir—territory as i
heme
i -- '■'in e
• ht ‘ !(
T POTATQFfi
Jhuioi
Chapter *
izcU t4
that ar<- i
2C
single Ju
' " ir TTlT-V '
(Vi .i ,, — A^.O’-e W’.IV to e-qsMie a
foa'J r -mr^-'f:- ;V J. ’ r
e.d SM'tc- "V 1. ■ ' mv-.
XTf L’‘ini*‘!*- r* FfO/tv C^roTlgA- MA
piar.t ppr,erou a ly and unsparingly of
- he 4tla4 ts
f sweet potatoes
r \ ■■ ~*r ’ - ■