Barnwell sentinel. (Barnwell C.H., S.C.) 185?-1925, May 30, 1918, Image 6
BARNWELL SENTINEL, BARNWELL, SOUTH (/AR0LIN4
HEDGES MUST GO
WW Save 9^c. £k
By Buying
Ever Reliable
<
One of War's Results Will Be a Change
to American Style of Land
scape Gardening
of_lhe pretty feature^ of.the
Ktigllsh landscape will lindeirgo .di’as-
lic changes as a result-.of tin* great’
•'^rieultural program this year.- 1 ledge:
rows hi ..nirtuy places will have to go
• Iowa anti thousands of trees which
have w ido-sprendirig root* must he re
moved to allow plowing. It is Oe-
lived by , many that tlie result itftef
•he. war will la* tile adoption of the
.\merieiiF style of 'landscape, with
iawps minus fences and Hedges sur
rounding homes.
M hen Sir Herbert Tree returned to
Imglaiid from America shortly before
his rtenlh lie extolled tin* American
system, hur tite Kngiisli did pot take
kindly to iiis idea, as the. Knglish
|m;o|*1* believed their privacy wifuld lie
inli inged and they feared the beautiful
i’.lw/tis WofiUI he ruined by trespassers.
(^j)e< lal -.lnformaUon Service," United.Staten Department of Agriculture.# ^
CASCARA
; To drlve-a tank, handle the guns, and
. sweep over the enemy trenches, takes
strong nerves, good rich blood, u good
stomach, liver and kidneys. When the
time comes, the man with red bloodyin
ids veins “is up and at it." He has iron
i nerves for hardships--—an interest in his
work grips him. That's the way .you
feel when you have taken a Iflriod and
herve tonic, made up' of./Blood root,
j Golden Seal root, Stone root, Cherry
1 hark, and rolled into a sugur-couted
tablet and sold In sixty-rent vials by al
most ull druggists for past fifty years
ns Dr. IMerce’s frolden Medical iSiscov-
CABINET IS HOUSEWIFE'S WORKING PARTNER
No advance in price for thl* 20 year-
old remerty 2Sc for 24 tablet* - Some
cold tablets now -00c for 21 tabjita-—-
Figured "on proportionate coat per A
tablet, jrouaave 9 Sr when you buy
Hill'* Cures Cold
-*-» to 24 hour* grip
AML titft
Rnltl x TabUta(< ' r25c *
At any Drug St ora
CONTROL OF TREES IN CITY
Los A.igele* Newspaper Advocates
Commission Which Should Wield
Absolute Power. »
Wlmt
we need, and need badly
i ; TXJtUtfF right now, is a tree cbtiiijiission hnv-
' lug absolute -<*oritrol of all *stm»t
se. _ planting. The trees‘slniind ' be, taken
vFttTirg'hn’Wi trwny from tire owners of abutting
property. He should neither tie held
responsibly for them nor avowed to
touch them, any further than any
Ollier resident of th<* city. Why lias
tlie <;ity. taken over street, curb and
sidewalk, and allowed a narrow strip
"C private property-to intervene? Why
does the city partially control-it? .1/
a divided interest ar,d rosporisihijify
conducive to the lest results^ A
study of our street planting will quick
ly. bring' uu answer. Not uue in a
hundred is competent to ehotrsethe
right tree for a street. The same per
centage will,care for them properly,
and about tlie'same nun.tier will agree
on tlie same tree. No resident of Los
FRECKLES
Now Is the Time to Get Rid of These Ugly Spots
There’s no longer the slightest need or
feeling ashamed of your freckles. ps"the pre-
The best means to oil the nmchInery
serlptlon
hlne —double strength—is guar
of the body, put tone into tlie liver,
kidneys and circulatory system, is to
first practice a good house-cleaning.
I know of tmthing 'better us a laxative
than a vegetable pill made up of May-
apple, leaves of aloe and jalap. Tlils*
fs commonly sold by all druggists as
Dr. Pierce’s Pleasant PeUets, and
should lie taken ut least once a weeu to
clear the twenty-five feet of intestines.'
You will thus, clean the system—expel
the poisons and keep. u'elTT' Now Is
the time to chum house. (Jive yourself
u spring house cleaning.—Adv. w '
antefd to remove thOff homely spots.
, Simply get . an ounce . af, othine—double
’strength—front your druggist, and apply a
little of It night arid morning aiul juuahuuld
soon se'-e thaC even the worst freckles have
beguftio disappear, while the lighter an* a
have "Vanish'd entirely. It Is *»Ldom that
nuye than one ourrJp Is need*'d to .compJetelj
clear .the skin and gain a beautiful clear
^complexion.
B-- sure to ask for the double strength oth
ine. ns this is sold under guarantee of-money
bao-k If It fails to.renvove freckles.-*—Adv.
Applicants for Insurance Often
Rejected
Arv examining phy
sician for one of the
prominent life insurance companjes, in an
interview of the subject, made the as
tonishing statement that one reason why
so many applicants foe insurance are re
jected is because kidney trouble is so com
mon to the AmeiUMH-p+syple,'and the large
majority of those whose-applications are
declined do not even suspect that they
have the disease.
Judging from reports from druggist*
who are constantly m direct touch with
tlie public, there is one preparation that
lias lieen very successful in overcoming
these conditions. The mild and healing
influence of Dr. Kilmer's Swamp Root is
soon realized. It stands the highest for
its remarkable record of success. r
We find that Swamp-Root is strictly
an herbal compound and we would ad-
vigour readers who feel in need of such ar
remedy to give it a trial. It is on sale
at all drug stores in bottles of two sizes,
medium and large.
However, if you wish first to test this-
great preparation send fien cents to l)r.
Kilmer & t o., Binghamton, N. Y„ for a
sample boltle. When writing be sure and
mention this paper.—Adv.
A Homemade Cabinet That Is Sanitary, Convenient and Attractive—Nat
Expensive.
To Cut Prices.
• Kx-.M ayor MiteTfel of New York was
J^^alking at a dinner about war prices.'
• - “Those war prices are staggering,"
J be sn id. "Thev're very hard Trr emir-
• but,.too. When iv* Man comes along
• - -with a simple easy method'for bring-
• ing war prices down to the pre-war
• level, bis idea is apt to lie about as
• valuable as Josh's:
How long are we to continue under
present conditions? All know a
change Thust coup*—why delay? Our
charter framers may help us out bv
provldliijr - Tor oi tree commission in
full control, with a corps of trained
experts, to give us a*city in the near
future of which our residents for all
time fffiiy he proud us the really city
beautiful.—Los Ang«4e* Times.-
SAVE A LITTLE SUGAR TO
Gandy at Meal Time Only.
Candy is a concentrated-food,
and should be eii^en with moder
ation. Though we like It, It is
not a necessity. It is always
best to eat candy as u part of
On* NR Tablet Each Right For AW**k
Will Correct Your Constipation and
Make Conatant Dosing Unneoea-
liigll cost of Jiving is tierce,
Fro Necessary in; Prepara
tion of Food
PUTTING YARD TO BEST USE
Toor digestion and assimilation
tman a poorly nourished body arid
low vitality. Poor elimination mean*
clogged bowol3, fermentation, pufrl-.
faction and trie - formation of poisonous
gases which are absorbed by trio blood
and carried through the body.
The result is weakness, headaches.
Bulletin of Department of Agriculture
Gives Some Valuable Information
to Those Interested.
WELL-SEASONED WOOD BEST
... The best methods to follow and the
best crops to grmv in order to make
a small area like a back yard ptrainee
the maximum amount of food for the
family are discussed in a publication
of tlie United States department of
agriculture, Farmers’ Bulletin -SIS,
“Tin* Small Vegetable Harden." In
addition to furnishing, information in
regard to tlie fundamental principles
of gardening, tills bulletin describes In
detail the culture of alt of the eommob
garden plants, and also furnishes a ta
ble showing In a concise form the
quantity.of seed needed for each kind
i if vegetable, the proper way and times
to. plant, mid the material required to
produce the. crop.
To make a small area produce a
large amount of food, the bulletin
points out that n of'only every foot of
.available space must 1»e utilized, but*
that late or succession crops must be
planted its soon as—the- earlier plants
have been removed. To' carry on gar
dening In Mils intensive way requires
careful planning in advance, and it is
recommended that a detailed diagram
of the garden be drawn up ami the va
rious uses that it is plain.ed to put
each portion to, throughout the grow-
ffizzihess, coated tongue. Inactive liver,
Catarrh Cannot Be Cured
by LOCAL Ari'LK ATluN.S, jh they
cannot reach the scat • of the
Catarrh is a local disease." greatly inthi-
<‘n< ed by oonstitulloaal conditions. H A1.1. j
FATA HUH MKDH VINK-will cure catarrh
It-is taken internally and acts tlirougi
the H!ood*on the Mucous Surf:., c ; of ii -
System.' HALL'S FATAIIHH MKbli'IXl
is composeTl of. some of the he t tonic?
known, combined with some of the Ues'
blood purifiers. The perfect < irnbimitfi'n
of the ingredients In HAI.L'S t'ATAKUH
MEDIF-tXK is wiiqt pro.lucew. iii- j. ituL.
Convenience Especially Suitable Where
Space Is Liniited—Place Provided
for Fireless Cooker When
Not in Use.
New Y
horseflesh
s zoo
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low the drawer. A drop table 21
in/lics w ide and. 19 inches long increas-’
es tin* table surface. This table is sup
ported by inexpensive folding brackets.
A kitchen cabinet 1s just as impor
tant to tiie housekeeper as the bench
to tlie workmat^r the laboratory desk
to the chedKsi' With'it the house
keeper can sit down •coiufortably with
her whole ki'chea work^bop easily
within Imr reaclL. ^.siLves walking to
and fro to gutlu r this tiling ami'that
to preparwttrc-lo.*d. And every kitdi-
DON’T L.E.T WORMS
EATYOUR PROFITS
An anltnul with woraisnmn.itthrive.
Keep fuirlheiMk t><•<■ i rou. **, tui*
by Kivluti them l)u. 1M \ lo Koiikiits'
Price
~ “Worm Powder
TTo«n will fatten qiilckcr, horse* v*M
look ■ locker, poll It i y iv i II bo In ., l> tiler.
Rn.l ll.r Pi *'oral Horn' Vrtrnnir an
^^Vrijd|epr *#■!> fur 'r.-, >,•'<»lo| on Abnr1l"B In I ml
^®-***^ If no dealer In tour town, write
•r. Divtd Roberta' frt Co.. 100 6rand Avenue. Waukctha.-Wla.
Provisions for Many Things
right f.ur a week. Relief will follow
derful results la eaOirr'ial
The upper part, of the cabinet con
the very first dose x but a few days
will elapse before you feel and realize
the fullest benefit. When you get
stralghtered out and feel Just right
Druggists 7*c. Testimonials f-e
K. J. Cheney & Fn., I'r'Yns . T*
•dsts of a closed compartment, three
drawers, three opetT shelves, knife
litck. and
Gone Away
again you need not take medicine
screw
e'.ery day—an occasional NR Tablet
fill then keep your system In good
condition and you will always feel
jour best. Remember, keeping well la
easier and cheaper than getting well.
Nature’* Remedy (NR Tablets) are
Bold, guaranteed and recommended by
) _ i — » « * *
1‘uip- wen* inseparable
one Sunday when Kob-
'eiit |.» bis classroom for
)g utensils. Tlie riosed coinpnrt-
is for package goods and large
Is. The drawers are for kttch-
ien and other things needed in
use. The lower shelf is 5 inches
en should* have a
DROPSY TREATMENT. QIt* quick roll.f.
VI Soon rrmavM •welling nnd »hori
breath. Never b»-ard of 1U equal for draper
3ry lu Trial treatment cent rate, hr wall.
Write to dr. THOMAS I. CRCIN
Bank ei**. Bes 20. • CHAT*WORTH, BA
friends. Rut
ert’s mother
him aflrr Sunday sedte
with him. So she said
height to enable the worker to sit at
her work at the cabinet. The hoine-
mdde cabinet Shown in tiie ^lustration
Is sanitary, convenient, and attractive.
your druggist.
in depth, while tlie upper shelves, are
7*4 inches. On these shelves are kept
coffee; tea. Shgiir. and spice jars. Three
inches below the lower shelf is a strip
Itr is TSpcchiliy suituide—und compact
for kitchens in which cabinet space is
limited. ;
A hpme-nnide cabinet can:be built
le s pun
u I left.' nn* lle’goiie ?
"To Autiocli.” replied tl^ie
<0+f-t»*arli(‘r told lis about It
.1% inches wide which holds tin 4 screw
hooks. Tin* knife rack is mmje by
sawing slashes 1 inch deep in a piece
of material 2 inches wide.
The cabinet is finished with two
coats of white paint and one ciont of
White
with moderate expense if outside labor
need not be employed. If both lum
ber und. labor must be purchased, the
cost will equal that of a ready-tnade
cabinet. Tin* cabinet must lie made
Skin Troubles That Itch
Burn and disfigure' quickly soothed
and healed, by hot baths with. L’uti-
cura Soap arid gentle anointings of Cu
f»ARKER'3
of good wood, well st
. HAIR BALSAM
A toilet preparation of merit.
H"lp* to eradirato duidVufT.
For Rc«toriii* Color and
ticura Qintmeiu. For free*samples,
adtlress, "Futburnt, Dept. X. Boston.”
Soid-ltf. druggists and by mail. Soap
2.*», Ointim nt 25 mid 50.—Adv.
iid. it can be easily kept
npor.tnnt cou.--id*
ing season, be clearly ■ indicated. On
l’oofly seasoned wood
this plan the success or failure of th*
parlous enterprises sjiouUl be noted
'ami the plan itself kept ns a guide for
file follow Inc yeue —A. ;
i handies - may be used
Beauty toGray or Faded Hair.
6"<vand $1.00 at Dri,** 1 *!*; *
swadls amj is n evinstant annoyance lu
opening and closing doors and draw
ers. (
—’ - ♦*- ‘ * ' . . .»
Dimensions of the Cabinet
The citrine! sliown in Mie illustra
tion is 0 feet J inches high to the top
of the . closet, Ml inches high *Pi the
lop of the table. It is 21 inches deep
and 48 jneiies wide. The part of the
cabinet below flic table contains tlie
(Mir hip. large drawer, rack and dough
or pastry board. The bin is fastened
to the frame with loose-pip hinges.
By removing the pins tlie entire bin
can he rehibv' d. cleaned, and replaced.
Tlie biu can be lined witJi tin to. make
APPLE SCRAPPLE IS GOOD
VELVET BEAN SEEDS
Biely upt'oslrd (UIO day) s'-eil alt TJ 2’. p«*r bo. Sup
limited, ordi r Dow. Snlihl. limn Ktua. Ll», Oak.
-Ase e-H+4*-nl w**h4+c nh v
TveruHtt
Fried apples are g^dd with fried
scrapple. Yes. answers the healthy
appetite, even-though it be’ not ac
quainted with fried scrapple. Every
cook knows how to fry apples, many
do not know how to make scrapple—
excellent at any.meal.
Ingredients.
wav
Uir»u>k
w Encouragement Count3.
In every town there are a few of
taste and purpose wlm will take the
helm. To .thoroughly arousi* public-in
terest is a long and arduous th-k.
. Make a' beginning. Uesults will at
tract attention ami gain sjujTjfiort. It
was (Jla'dstom* who. said: “One ex
ample is worth h r.'.i'fir I argu
ments.” Organize, interest the local
press, interest this departtnent, your
^elToits and progress will cheerfully
be given place and encouragement in
these columns. Every year of tlie
pjist decade. Mr. K“ed has written
thanks for subsiautial aid given
“diced and Riverside" in city—beauti 11-
catiop, Jij a very Fe«a>nt iett^'r, in re
viewing the progress of street plant
ing in Riverside, lie writes: “I re
member very distinctly tl*e very effi
cient aid I received through the ‘(Mt.v
I Renutlfpr department of the Times."
Let us bear of your work, no matter
bow' humble or how small the com
munity—’aid aiiid encounigement will
be extended th all alike.—Los Angeles , •
Times. - 1
Ni>rtli*rn (tmuu S«-ctl I’litulurn; Vi|<ui. us
a pit giMul yiilil.i s Lou «-,•■•* I ■ l'likfiiii' .pa id
to v,.ur d jar Vulloy llonif I urm. I «-rr> , Mum.
W. N. U., CH ARLOTTE, NO. 10 -1918
0Wuv{v J
Whole hog heads
(log-livers and hearts
(A small quantrty of beef can be used
•also if desired.)' v '
Fora meal (yellow or ml\ed).'p>»jmds fi
Buckwheat or ryb flour .../.. .iJiiX.. F
Spices, as rliarjoram. sage, thytneZv
and pepT'er In proportion as desired,
or omit, those not desired.... ez..*.. 3
Salt pounds..
Liquid In jwhich .rieat Is hailed: use
a quantity equal to the total weight
of the combined polios.
pounds.. 10i
Net Contents 15Fluid Drachre
For Infants and Children
aUfiurAcTuetm vesxrvw/x»xr<eBBTTM N
o fMMixc inpuaorrj
aaiiw pwii ji k^riMwa.M0 uv*
*o**e**efeeee*'»*a***e*B*ae.
This is llie first of a series nf *
articles which will describe J
household conveniences. The •
tlTTTercnce between tin* tlretl, *
over-worked housekeeper and •
one who has some fime and.en- *
ergy left for reading and reere- A
atfon after the dayjs work—is *
done, often inay be uccoijnted for J
by tlie kind of equipment used *
In the kitchen. Umlcr the ^Iireo- J
tlon of the state and 'County •
home demonstration agents of *
"tiie- United ISThles Department of •
Agriculture, home conveniences £
already have been installed in •
several thousund country homes. #
SuVh conveniences not only ef- •
feet a real paving in the. work •
of tle> boeue.- but- they help -Lhe * -
farm woman to get a jgreater •
amount of hripptrress out of hpr J
dnllj; task's; ' Many of the im- *
provements that-Will be describ- J
ed coir be used as . vgll in village •
and city homes. J
Mothers Know That
Genuine Castoria
M
Always / *
Boars tlie / fif it*
q For up-to-date implements and
prompt service, make Rawlings your
“source of supply." Ask your dealer.
Rawlings Implement Co.
Manufacturers, Wholeaalera, Exporter*
Baltimore, Md. — - r -
The proportion of ingredients may
he varied to Individual taste.
Directions for Preparing.
Clean the hog heads thorqvigldy, re
moving the eyes and ear tubes^ Split
the hepd lengthwise and remove the
teeth and the soft- hones In- arid .near
the nasal yavities. Plnee the hog heads
■and other meat Info a large kettle or ;
caldron with a liberal quantity of wa
ter and cook until the meat falls off
the bones. Remove nil of the meat
and soft tissues from the hones and
chop the meat by passing it throiigh
a meat grinder. ... Strain the cooking >
liquid to remove any small pieces of
bone. Place th«u.liquid hack IntA the
kettle. Heat to boiling point, .at which
time slowly add the meal and flour, j
and stir constantly to i revent ijw* tin a! ,
from forming into lumps and also UC'
nvojd scorching. Boil and stir until '
the mass becomes thick, and then add j
the sdlt, spiefs. ami chopped meat. ,
Roil ten mimitesi and white still hot. |
pour the product Into deep wet molds
—bread pane will do. Paiir Mim iri
four large spboftfuR? «f melted lard
over tlie product in the pans.’ As soon
"as" the‘.product has cooIeiT Tt is ready
for use.
The usual way of serving scrapple
is to rut it into slices about one-half
Inch thick, dust the slices with flour or
ALCOHOL-3 TER cent.
Avertable lYcparationforAs
similatin^thcIqo(ibyRc$uU^
limj the Stomachs aiulBowcls of
Thereby Promoting Digestion
Cheerfulness and Rest Contains
neither Opium.Morphine nor
Mineral. Not Narcotic
fitdpt of OldDrSAML'UHffl^
Pumpkin Smtl V
. Landscape Gardening.
Landscape gardening has not re
ceived tjjit* attention that it deserves-
VYc have not studied the kind
K\ 1 Horsemen agree
that Yager’s
Liniment is the
* best ami most eco-
m — 1 noTnicsHimment
for general stable use.
For strained ligaments, spavin,
harness gills, sweeny, wourids axpld
*ores, cuts and any enlargements,
it gives quick, relief.
A 35c bottle contains more than
the usual SOobottle of liniment.
s of rose
jUxSnM*
thuKthrive best here
nor libvc we cx-
crcisedxcart- in preparing tin* soil for
thrifty-- giqiw th and blooming. Most
people have^qicgcly dugilmles in the
ground and plafiL>d rose busbe., ,vith-
MinSrtti' j
/
h'nrai StM 1
ClanM Sager J
"• ja+rgrr** fbror '
A helpful Remedy for
Constipation and Diarrhoea
and Feverishness npu
Loss of Sleep
resulting thercfrora^njtnan^
facSimile Si^ratnre ^
j out adding the elements on which ros
, j*s thriv.c. Then w e wonder Id rhe
blooming season why they do not pro
stmice tint* flowers.
S5c PEI BOTTLE AT ALL DEALERS
YAGER’S
LINIMENT
t ■ .. ''•
it moisture, insect, and moU'^e proof.
Th^ dough, hoard should he nuple of a
wood that is tasteless arid odorless
and..should he'fitted.Avell in Uoxx4hui
ing ju>t below the table: A batten is
tonguipL an,d grooved on each side of
the hoantTn prrTnrTTrTri>ih warping.
The roomy draw er cun .he us*»d -for
sm«ll utensils. The open spaee below
the drawer can be, occhpied by the
kit 'hen stool or the home-made flre-
lesijequiter when they are, nut in use.
Novel Street Construction
In elk 1 .of the larger Mfcfiigan cities
they are frying a novel type of H r rce(
construetlonu Pirvements 18 feet w»^e
are being laid, routined ln»tween head
ers qf concrete built ns h part of rhe
Concrete foundation along the. '•enre.'
of the street. A strip aloug oech sble
of the pavement and the curb is built
of earth and gravel, as arc the shout
Iwa of the paved country highway.
GILBERT BROS. * CO,
Haltlraora, If d.
Tne Ckntaur C aHr***.
VQBK^_
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il&v:
A BAD COUGH
la risky to Degiect. Tak* It in h*Dd, *ud
safe guard your health by promptly taking
PISO’S
r dry cornrneul. and
cracker du?t
fry until the outsite Is somewhat crisp
Serve hot. *• • '
Fie par^ lids jind covers have u
tncut confer.lent place in the rack be-
THtSOUTH’S
M O 9t* fOPU LA R
Till'.
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4/ AND PRICE LIST
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