Barnwell sentinel. (Barnwell C.H., S.C.) 185?-1925, May 23, 1918, Image 8
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r MIm Amalie Ruzlcka, 1449 South
16th St, Omaha, Kebraaka, writes:
"I have suffered with catarrh of the
throat, l caught cold and it settled
in my .throat, and 1 coughed badly
and was very ^eak. I could n6t sleep
r and had no appetite. I had two doc
tors, and had taken so many’ different
«i^edirlpes and found no hqlp. I thought
I will have to give up; but at last
•my mother read about Peruna, so I
thought of trying (hat great medicine
PeruYia. I got a battle of It and In
about »four days I almost stopped
coughing, and after a while I surely
found relief, and from that time we
ars not without Teruna in our home.”
farther
Estate of S. Alptmnao Wire, deceased*
- l T'H«l’ r rfrd by * h** power vp-teil on
tne i>y ilo t.rdt'r uf 'he ProtrHte-A nrirt
mk1 d?ie<I rh- 2riLjlay uf, May..I9is,
I 'will '.reil in fr'oiit of )he »• urt lirtiifc
iTTon \loi.ilny iliy 20tli.ilVy i i M*?. J.oj’8,
five (ft) hli.*re« i.f .»iuck in 'lie Ha Ilk of
lYuM-tolli null five’(3) snares in the
i 1 oiihv K n 11 k : < d burn well ,Lo the holiest
bidder for caili. r
Ellen U W>e.
Ad muiintriurix.
•tad Cross To Serve Boys In The Front
POUNbof
Lins Trenches
Appetite 1
Now Well.
We Always ... »
Have PERUNA
Home. /
l\ old style
fj* hulls con
tains about
pound of. real
roughage and
about pound
of lint. After
being eaten.
the old style
1 pounds. A
The American Red Crose has Jq*t
auranged to establish with the Amorf.
<S4i troops in France a front lino can
teen service similar tb’that through
which they have servnd more than
a million pollua4wlth hot drinks during
the last aix months, aooording to a
cable just received by the War Coun
cil from Major James H. Perkins, lb*J
Oross Commissioner to France. /
S his will consist of rolling canfeeoe
loned close behind^ the front line
trenches. There are now flftpen of
these operating behind the Ffcmch
lines, from which fifty or more large
receptacles of hot drinks are sent for
ward dally, usually in the small hours
the morning. 'Runee drinks are
served free to the going on or
coming off duty.
’ This service has proven of such
value to the Frtmrii that the Amerl-,
can army has naked the Red Oross to
have this service directly in touch
■with the medical r**lef stations near*
■est the front. The work Is often done
under heavy shell fire and roqulrea
men of gn-at bravery and sympathy.
The American army officers are man
ifesting a keen interest In having this
■ervice at the disposal of the American
troops and have aatoed the R«d Cross
to enlist a Substantial number rf im-n
of the highest caller to undertake
this work. Lt will be performed at tho
point nearest the dring ,line at which
civilians are permitted.
Thoso who object to liquid medi
cinos can procure Peruna Tablet*.
Mlflei’s An iceptic Oil, Known As
hulls swell to twice the weight, or
pound of ‘ '
Posltirtly Relieve Pain In a Few'
Minuter.
’ it right nnv for KhMiumtism,
also doubles' after being eaten! but as they are 100 per
cent roughage, the original pound becomes 2 pounds—
not 1>2 pounds. i
Therefore, a pound of Buckeye Hulls goes a third again
as far as a pound of old style hulls. In Other words,
you only have to feed ? 4* pound of, Buckeye Hulls to
give the same food value as a full pound of old style
hulls.
Other Advantages
Buckeye Hulls cost much less per No trash or dust.
ton than old style hulls. Sacked—easy to handle.^
Buckeye Hulls allow better as- They mix well with other forage,
simulation of other food. They take loss space ir> the barn.
11 remalfr Tfn
Cold". Crmi
ppiif-i ratiiiC .\i*ii;*ly kii >wii. 1'j» pmi'iiii’
and iniiij*!,i‘ti- VtTmit- in relii-vii 2 u>i|t
1 h . (In** in thV f<U - t Hint it pen^t'ah'"- -t«
tin' ajUvt'd 4 -fnrif»'at tiro*. a • d
Iu8treti"ii pour t 11 dii-ipn on t c ttnc 1
o<t piece i f so o k*- t V r ami it w ill \ «‘u'
finite ihit> >nhst < M.ie.e ih uugh anc
through ill thro* imiiutes.
Accept no snbs'ilute. • This g'<*n
hil is g.iliTen red color only. Every hot
rP gHTr an In <1 ; 25, 50<j ' a n l |l Ul) :
bittie or tnnicy refunded at
N. BufPktmltor, Druggist, Barn
Mr. Ben Faulk, Dothan, Ala.,
prefers Buckeye Hulls to old style hulls because cows
like them as well, they are cheaper, they agree with the
* cows, and they go farther, -one sack lasting as long as
two sacks of the old style.
New Bevo Plant, • ry
World’s Largest -—-
Beverage Factory
To secure the best results and to develop the ensilage odor, wet the hulls
thoroughly twelve hours before feeding. It it easy to do this by
wetting them down night and morning lor the next feeding. If at any time
this cannot be done, wet down at least thirty minutes. ■ If you -prefer to
feed tho hulls dry, use only half as much by bulk at of old style hulls.
Book of Mixed Feeds Free
Gives the right formula for every combination of feeds used in the
South. Tells how much to feed for maintenance, for milk, for fat
tening. for work. Describes Buckeye Hulls and gives directions for
using them properly. Send for your copy to the nearest mill.
Dept. K The Buckeye Cotton Oil Co.
Atlanta Birmingham Greenwood Little Rock
Macon
United States Tires
arc Good Tires
Loan made same day
application received.
oiU‘**iveil and Erected by A
he user-Busch to Aid in Pro
motion of Sam* Tempt r-
-- rraec Pc> 1 ic v, Based
•:V"'T~ on Kducfttioit and - 5
Moral Devel-
Dept. K
Memphis
Selma
Jackson
Attorneys at Law
Barnwell, S. C
MARKETING HOGS
It-*-**;
H. HARDING & CO.
i’>, roil, li>t.,iApr 1 1
Kentucky ilfg. Go.,
heats'liurvi'ig them. Sicval Hamer.
Mt. l’lrtisHiit, Iowa, write*. •‘Com
menced feeding iny le*rd of about 100
hugs B. *A. Thomas’s ild« l\fw*fr*r over
1 wo months ago. Fifty "ere sick and
pc * ii«Vi' ii-An .. • •> *"h *» t* an* fir a
re»;\ sure fen p r<«..c*- r ^ra u mi
\..i rit',1. tie-<**d Hi on edileiui.un .uAif-Ltu-
<e i^-nt 111 • • rai d ve- p .m* i ; si d y>
»»'.v. Vy t'c iu v »ic'*it i t'c lngliesi
xpia'ity ui non-Hu oleiie-iieverav** tha'
- e ■ e and n:a u'uc 11 i “g ** ill c ltd
pr •’ e* I'etrii Itts ben a ; osiuv*- aid
t, » th- Goveriiment m carry ing out its
•*H I tary teinperti e«* prugram, fur 11
l.;-e !< co ne ,t|ie favuiIteTTieverag*» of
Economy
Unusual Economy
Without Sacrifice
Chain Tread
Your ccr must
than ever before.
HE Chandler Six has always been famous for its economy
It speeds up your work—increases your
working power.
The highest car economy lies in utmost service.
The most economical tires are those which will
give you greatest use of your car.
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That’s just what United .States Tires will do for
of operation—economy without the sacrifice of reserve
power, without the sacrifice of roadability, without the
sacrifice of beauty of design.
Thousands of Chcrdler ownprs all over America tell of
gasoline mileage of fifteen to c even teen miles per gallon.
Tire mileage of seven thousand to nine thousand miles per
set of tires is commonplace among Chandler owners.
Chandler owners and Chandler dealers say that the service
upkeep of the Chandler car ia much less tiian that of other
good cars which they.haVe owned or sold.
In the ownership cl z Chandler Six you will possess a really
great automebiie-fgreat roL merely from the standpoint of
economy of operation and maintenance, but, even more
important, from the standpoint o: mechanical excellence
li a s Mu r lie ben dD o(.j|u* G«>v*£h-
*11“ 1 durinie fb'*,w^- r -MiA-44f ; atr-pt'*vi 1 ‘tr
yr til' slu uld be intife.iy ut la'gelgy
«-timinat*tl.
,Th■* h'«*t»rie Air-ni’ii F.Vm, .upon
\vhK*J* lieiie-a* Grai.t liv.dnpil lal)<*r»(1
t»f*(o e the outbr 11k i f the Civil* War.
aid aliere fi.ll h s chil lren but one
xv-iv b rn. i.*n \v.Mr. Rufeh 1 * eim.try
4-t-i. e and in mnin'ained in the
iugio i-t Mnii* i f eu tn iu on, not ri'll 1
«* a tneimvfial 10Genernl. G'ant. but
a so Jor life rHi-i'igof Hi e live st< ek
hiv‘1 - xperiin**i til sou*’t lH 'fminii g.
B f-ides h in^ p’erid' nt of ll eA'i-
Sieys-r lUiseti hrei'iag Ash ciation, ilie
milu»t y of itskind in ih*- wor'.d,
M r KupcI) 1- iut**r* st“d i > many Miter-
pfis s, includn g farming,st iek-r« si’g,
liaii* itia.marinf/.ct.UT*' 1 gaf.d railroading
ID* i« al*o h member of ' he. oxer .tive
-c unmitt e of the St 'Lor.is bmriob ol
<U»*i^.National See.'iritv Leagues whieft
is actively engaged in w^ ( k m conuecti >n
with—the yirosecutiun • f the war
You can depend on them for continuous service,
—most mileage at lowest mileage cost.
; • ; ' i . •
Equip with United States, Tires. ^
Our nearest Sales and Service Depot dealer will
be glad to assist you in selection.
United, States Tubes and Tire
Accessories Have All the Sterling
Worth and Wear"that A fake Ij tilted
States: Tires Supntme.
signed and built in our.own factory,
ier chassis; marked throughout by
d-lness. The life, pick-up, get-away
its simplicity -and it
II astohisli you quite as much
•Hundreds More in Harnwell In ihc Samr
; t,, Plight. V '--h- • ' !
Jiri-J all the time;
. eary and worn out night and day;
■Bnck sehi-f ; h**iid aches
Your kidney* aite probably weakened
. A mi should hel^i (hem ai their work.
i,et<u« who knows le'l jmi how
M n Laura Qlarv, Mam St., Harnwe'l,
“At out t wo ygars ago Iliad a
case of kidtiey trouble which
put me in a ieribua condition. My bai’k
HCo<-d at (ihies 1 was nervous, had
-leu/Jichek ar.d objects floated batore
iuy eyeg. My kidr.ejw acted irregularly
aril I b.et cc'-aidera^Ie sleep. I frli
tir**d and dull all the time to ». Doan’*
Kidney i» l!g were highly recommended
-to me by i.thera and lgot some and
vj-«d them a* (Erected. I g >» relief
from the start, the backaches quiaktyi
Soft me,my kidneys acted eamral'y
flied ziy a| elle disappeared and I w^s
.••'•on entirely well No return of the
and endurance of.tl
ds it pleases you. >
, -
Bodies of most attractive design and of unusual comfort
are mounted oh the Chandler chassis.
'Nobby
Chain
ruin'
SIX SPLENDID BODY TYPES
Four-Passenger Roadster, SI595
Seven-Passenger Touring Car, Si595
Four-Passenger Dispatch Car,
295 Convertible Coupe, $219$
(All prices f. o.<b. Cleveland)
Limousine. 52895
C. F.-MOLA1R, Barnwel
ALLFNDALE HDWE. CO. Allendale.
WEISSANOER’S PHARMACY, Blackville,
B. F. ANDERSON, Dumbarton
COM2 CHOOSE YOUR CHANDLER NOW
A. D. CONNER
<rm.b> haa occurred since and I re
whenever I have an opportunity.”
Price 80c at all dealers. Don’t sias
ply ask for a kidney remedy^-get Deans
Kidney Pills—the same that M*ss
<-lary had. Foster-Milbora Co.. M/fry.,
Saffalo, If. Y.
CHANDLER-MOTOR CAR COMPANY, CLEVELAND, OHIO
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