Barnwell sentinel. (Barnwell C.H., S.C.) 185?-1925, July 25, 1918, Image 8
NOTICE OF MUNICIPAL ELECTION.
Municipal Democratic party
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Pursuant to authority vested
Iti us as the Executive Comini
teeof ihe Barnwell Municipal
Democratic party, and in accor
dance With the rules and reg-
illations of the said party, we
do hereby order an ejecti6b to
be held in the city of Barnwell,
on Tuesday, August l.Vth, 1918,
for the purpose of nofninating^r
nriayor and six aldermen as the
'Democratic n<yminees to- be
voted for in the general electioiV
held for the purpose of electing
a mayor anti aldermen for the
city of Barnwell.
This election will be,held un
der the rules of the Democratic
party, and all candidates are re
el ui red to announce their candi
dacy in one or more county pa
per in at least one issue preced
ing said elehtion, and to file a
pledge in accordance with said
rule. • / , . . . ..
In the said election tin* voters
shall scratch the names of all
sue one candidate for mayor,
and all save six candidates for
aldermen. No one \vrli he al
lowed to vote unless his name
apjvars on the Barnwel Muni
cipal Democratic ( luh Boll.
B. M. Darlington, J. Staff Hal
ford and j; !!. Lancaster, are
hereby appointed managers of
tkcaion, and it shall be their
<1111 > to concf 14.1 the said election
as tlie State and ( ounty, demo
tTatic primary elections are held,
and to declare the resuts of the
election in Writing to the execu
tive committee of the Barnwell
Within three days after the said
primary election. *
The polls shall be obened in
the hall (if the court house and
kept open from 8 o’clock A. M.
4 o’clock P. \1. ' ^
* K. C. Kirkland,
A. A. Lemon, -
/ G. W. Manville,
Tlfa&Jd. fknilwarei
L. A. Brown, Htu
Executive Committee.
untill
Elected: R. C. Kirkland, A. A.
lemon, G. W. Manville, Thos.
M. Boulware, and Ixlg-ar A.
Brown. The prirhary election for
mayor and aldermen will be
held on August 13th. .*
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RESOLUTION^ OF RESPECT
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CONGRESSIONAL CAMPAIGN
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Beaufort. August 5th.
Jasper,-(Ridgelandh, Aug, 6th.
Hampton,- August 7th.
Barnwell, August 8th.—
Baml>efg, :... August 9th.
Aiken. . August 12th.
l-klge field, August 13th.
Saluda, August 14th.
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Whereas, God lias seen tit to
^•e from our- midst our beloved
e 111 <7rdeacon, Bro.T. B.(IrUhl>s,
he it resolved-—, _ 1 -
, 1. That we, of the Pleasant
11111 Baptisr ctiureh, have 'Sus^
tained a great Ljss it; thej death
of this good man ;
Good Reports
Please Barb well
i Thf*r» hs* lo ver Lien am thing w tli
tli-* qUU K r^Hul'sTof pun 1 I.avop'Tk
e e vi .1 On-* invt/a s *<» badly
aTnurd li - «! Miid not r at withr-m-
phiit. T\\ O nptdica*- i" l.tvi pttk
relieved hull A ladjrdlitd ti ed thr e
JifT-'iei t k'a-s s fir w-ak. ■ inti in *rt
ey*-e. ONE Lavoptik wash s*»rp'n* d
heir. Welg iarHUt e a email Lultie to
beneii'. KVEUY CASK weak, rtrapp*!
or iidtslii cl eye#. C N. BnrcWhakm',
drugget. \
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DAYS OF DIZZINESS
Come to Hundreds of Baraw^l P.opir.
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OOUNTY CAMPAIGN ITINERARY.
T ounty ( ampaign Itinerary.
Dunbarton; ' July 26th. .
l lniers, Aug. 2nd.
Alleddale. Avg. 9th.
Barnwell, .Aug. 16th.
ELECTION OF MAYOR AND ALDER
MEN.
At a meeting of the Barnwell
Municipal Democratic C lub at
the Court House on/Tuesday
afternoon at 4 o’clock the foi
lowing officers were elected: R.
C. Kirkland, chairman; A. A.
Lemon, vice pres.; (j. \V. Man
ville, sec. iiird trhas. TheTollowing
Executive/iomm^tteemen were
2. Tli^t we lmtst all submit to
BnMix im*-WU1 of but Heavenly
Father, who doetli all thiugs
vyelij^Ven though we may not
tindeiMand ;
3. That we extend our deep
est sympathy to the bereaved
family..; ‘
4. 1 hat we strive diligently»n*
live closer to our Master, so that
we mav do His will hereon earth
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and afterward .meet Him in
heaven;-
• 5. That a copy (»f these reso- ■ tap*r.i by bmm* P o;de, uin
hit ions bif sentto the Barnwell ‘ £ y J
.. j tutu uh-I half tlii* tost th'X
comity papers and the Baptist v a , he was tcariv ir.me. ait
('mirier for publication.
JL S. Weathers bee,
IL F. Woodward,
,i. W. Kennedy, 4
iCoinmittei
Thetv a e days of dilz ness; ,
8 S:jel s of headache, languor, buca-
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? S m times rhuimat «• pains ;
<i ten u*i arv jlisnfdtrrs. •-
Kittney Pits are e«pec al'v fc r
kilne^ ; ll-
Ividoirid m Bnr.w-ll by graUful
fro nd' and neighbors.
'l,rs. It (VbigniHiat, 6arnwell. s iys:
•‘Five yea ^ agu.I bat a * eve re biek-
pehe cann'd from' kidney i ro itile^, My
back ached -a I the time, I ha l dizzy
rp^llHaiid t hull all t I would tall ove-..
My eye^W’-re also htTe.MeU Mint Fp»'s
dmcrd In f rr m|. I tiuik many d fTW-
eot mi diciiu s bull get no relief mnil I
Iffgl'n t i'aiVg lioao’s Jvidney Pill .
They u>ie recornm^ii ted in t e loea.
’ I I felt re-
the time l
tlie back-
PREVENT NOG CHOLERA 6
The B. A. Thomas Urg P >wder has a
record of 9. r > peic un cores of R g Chol
era. If you feed jour li-’gs as dirt-ced
ynu need never fear hug cholera imr
ai^v othePhog disease. And thediree-
tiooii are ve-y simple. jn<t ahdijt wl at
yiuj t ar« doing, plus a few ^ents worth
of B."A.-Thomas' Hog Povider in the
feed twice a week.
Usually, though, Ch itera g ts in be
fore we kpow it.\ Then it rrjju resclose
attentirm to ea*!) hog—iech hi g mu-t
be d(/a>d—and If JO I wl. d.-sea- dv c-
teil you will Hive b-t’er thjn 9n, j.er-
oenr. If you don’t it .• B. A.TTTmts
ti eibcinc costs you i o»b ng. We-R.>t
9 >me <| st*nt niMiiufactur r—pay yodr
morey back.
It II WAl.KKK Dealer,
Appleton, S C
Red Cross Worker Honored
By Nufses^ Asseeiation
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Mlaa Jana Van Da Vrede Nominated
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x-fs and the Baptist V a ,he was M-arly gone, ai 7.1 my visi ui
was clear again I kept < n u^i.ig Doan’s
» til I fini-h d two boxes and they m-
FrelVcured m**.” M
Piioe 6«k? at all dealers. Don’t simply
ask tor a t>tdi # < y rtmiedy—g**t Doan’s
KidnejlMIs —th j s .nu that Mr- G'gml-
uat tiad. iFost-r-.Munurn Co., Mtgrs.,
Buffalo, N. V, '
AM cures by removing the yaus(»
Master’s Sale
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Why Don’
‘More Miles per Gallon "
"More Miles on Tires '
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gl* mens fob Drirnlt
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wilii ia<laii and Tcwii Ui
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A. J. BENNETT,
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Barnvy ell’ S C.
ELLIS BROS.
Estill, S. C.
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WTieri y ( ou set out to select the motor car
'that will best suit your own particular
needs and your purse, you demand as
primary requisites, the highest degree of
reliability with economy of operation.
And every salesman you meet insists his
car is that car.
If you are informed, as you should be, you
are liable to quote some of those Maxwell
records—to see what he will say, mostly.
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He must say sotnething and usually he
affects to disbelieve those records.
You Yem.ind him that t^ey are official
— made under the sanction and supervision
of A. A. A. officials.
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Then he insists that his car will do as well
or better, , , \ -\
Your cue, at this point, is to ask that per
fectly fair and most pertinent question.
“Then why doesn’t your car go out and
do it?”
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We’ll tell you why—it can’t.
Any Maxwell salesman can take you”
through this car, fron) motor to rear axle,
taking up in turn every unit and comparing
design and construction and strengths with
any and all other cars of similar size and
capacity., i ^ \ '
And he will shoiv you right there why this
Maxwell can, and that rival can’t.
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For it is .aLL there—in the design; in the
dimensions of parts; in the quality of ma
terials and in the making., - v .
Let him show you. He will take all the
time you will give him -and you owe it to
yourself to know before you decide.
Then when any salesman tries co convince
you that youtought to fray $IC0 or $150 or
.$200 more for a motor car ask him tq
jshow you one as good as this Maxwell.
, Insist on proofs—not mere statements.
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’ For if a car will do^it, surely that fact is
susceptible of proof.
“Claims are alj right, but only
count.”. That is the Maxwell slogan.
>v
proofs
ST A F K O F SHUTTKeA KOt.f N A
COUNTY OK B A RNWKI.I..
Court of Common Plean.
Commt*rciai “Bank,
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AgalnAt .
Will Hay and Susie XelSoii, ■/
Defei daKTH
By virtue nT a'd< erettl order to me
.liri ce l iu Lii.e abjvie ent 11ed ca, 1
ivill f.e11 at Barnwell, in front of the
Court Alouae. mi Monday, the 5tb day
of August. 1018, it being salesday m said
'limitli. within ihe I* gal hours of ss|e,
me f dlovrii.g described real p»op*rty,
to wit: A I that I turpirclof land sit-
natc, lying and lH*ing in the cnrpira'c
* 1 mit8 <d Blacky i 1 !-, County cf Barn
well, State a f nr»siid, end bounded as
loll wie. t iw11 : Dot Np. 63 witli ini-
pr< vernents tlierron, on a p at til -d
with the ' CD rlt of Court of Baruerell
•j co inty byj, 1*. B >vleton.w h » c lovcytd
this I t to S II H igh, whoemveyed
Xinin.t‘ to Sr.s e Nel-on- the sirne bigin-
ning a* a -take,on tliC8outhw~ t <• irntr
thence running north ! TO Veil mote or
lees. ti>‘ a stake•* loU.fwtli tlie
in r I.•• i-1 eas comer tneuce along a
itr et or roail way 90 feet more or ess
to tfr^kouthea-t eoroer tlie"iice along
'he ea- ern la ds of Stewart Holnn^n
150 feet io the beginning
Term# of s^le eaeK: Purchaser to pay
for papers anil stamps.
, II. I. O’Bannon.
Mast-r for Barnw*ll County.
Master’s etliie, July d h, 1918.
ADMINISTRATRIX SALE. .
No il -* is hereby given t iat onder
an ordex.of thejenurtof prol»ate, I will),
sell H| ot the EjJ sonal proper, ty belong
itig -o tlie ^Isti-t J ofex K vit'dds, ht
his late r's'denc*. it puolic ainti n,
on Saturday the--27 h day of .Inly I91K.
Sa’e < egi iiiing at i(t;<Ni o*c. end} ii»i tli *
fore noon a d eoiv i-noe itiit 1 v all tjie
said personal prop rt> hs> tieoTi s dd.
' Lizzie 1 lay.
Dated the 10th day Ailnmii.stra’iix.
of July. 19IS.*
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} Ask Your Grocer
CHEEK;NEACS
COFFEES.
1 Best By Every Test
Miss Jane Van»De Vrede, of Savan
nah, director of the Bureau of Nur6-
Tmc; Southern Division, American Red
Cross, has recently, received word
from Mrs. Charles D. Lockwood, chAlr*^
man of the nominating crtnimittee of
the American Nurses Association, of
her nomination as director of the Rs-
sociation for the term of 1919 1920. »
This one of ; the. h.ighest honors
that can be given a member of t$e
.nursing i>rofession and comes as a
recognition Of Miss Van Do Vrede’a
splendid “service. The nomiiTErflfYir
wil] be confirmed at the association
^convention the first week In May.
Appropriations For Relief Work
In France Announced By
Red Cross War Council
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ttTvTOMOES TIGHT
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’When, you eai l^iatoe^
don't
Xr.S POOt>
ONAIXDfflfS
The Relief work of the Amerieajt
Red Cross in France la already well
under way, and appropriations |for
this work to the amount of $20,519,- -
259.60 have been made by the Red
Cross War Oouncil to cover the period
from the time when the United States
entered the -war up to April 20, 1918. '
Of this amount^ $14,019,889.50 is for
military relief, nnjier which head
comes everything_]iei'tii'tning to hos
pitals and hospital supplies, canteen
service, and Arrangements for the rec
reation arid - comfort-of the American
soldiers when off duty
For civilian relief, including aid to
refugees, care and prevention of tn- *
Tierculosls, care of children, re-educa
tion of mutilated and blind aoldiex.t
and general relief work in six districts
c,f tb* devastated area, a total of $9,*
5S6.4T2.15 has been appropriated.
*'I he bureau of supplies and o^heh
admtnist>rative bureaus, will receive
>3,359.ML75. Under Ijhls head coma
all transportation "7acilities, the de
partment of engineering, the expenses
of 27 warehouses and insurance on
goods stored therein, as well as all
office expenses in France.
Under the head of miscellaneous
activities, for whieh $3.58 .3i*'• 2 11 has
been appropriated, come such things
as relief of the fainilies of sick and
wounded French soldiers, all emer
gencies, the American ae-hoinnco
fund, food for the Fr‘>nch t * the
Red Uross health center ! other
similar work
In addition to this nnvu*'->n an-
proj riation of $7,063.619.1 Vs been-
made for the purchase in tV T T nir.ed
States li f supplies for sir p.nent to
France. ’ 7^.
Of this appropriation, only a very
small percentage .goes for salaries as
more than 3 4 of ’*>■ Red Cross work
ers in France jir'e volunteers, a great -
many of whom etenz pay their own
expenses. It His lieen estimated by
the War Council that for everj dollar
donatedrto t»o. -.v.-vr fund. $1 02 ifc spent
In direct relief the 0? being interest.
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Food wasted is food
money can mplace It.
loot, and no
vnHDOi nncHASE <JFl
rum pcr Han ua >
IDO tftSI BY, ALSO AM BQIAL
frwwrorotaa aims
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U. S. Feo«! Artmin!*tr»tion.
OP Br’er Rabbit F«ett«r niake*his-
se'f mighty skeerce en not go pro-
jickin’ rosin’ whar den's cookin’
goin’ on, ’cause a rabbit in a pot is
er goin’ ter look mighty good to trios'
ennybody ’fo’ long ’count er folks
havin’y ter save on meat. ’Side s -t
fdlks’U kinder hai' ’er savo do
wheat fi'.u: fer comp ny en eat bread
made outer* dis yere ’’substitiitt ”
Hour. Dat vise ol’ joxn-1 doiie sue dat
to Win de wa.’ you got ter feed de
sojer boys dot’s doin’ tie fightin’.
Dat’s w’at’s takin’^le wheat er; meat.
“Extravagance coat* blood,
blood of heroes"—Lloyd George.
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VVc have misplaced several of our steel
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drums. You are warned to not use them for
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storage purposes unless it is purchased from
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us. In the meantime either deliver or ad-
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vise our lucid representative^ II. J. Baxley &
Salt, Barnwell, S^C., the numbers you .have
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