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Owned aud Published Every Thursday
Bv THE NEW SENTINEL PUBLISH*
INO COMPANY T ' ’’ - /
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BARN WELLES. C.
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President
Char. Carroii, Simms, 1
JitO. K. Snki.i.ino, Ser.-Tr* ssNsnd tie.u-
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ernl Manager.
W. M. JONES, Eintor
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BnteTed an c’awf mail matte/Feb
ruary 14. 19M5,at tin* I’oHtnflh'e.at Burn-
well , S (’., under the AcVof Congress
of March 8. 1K79. ; ; . f '
Legal ml ve ri n-n k nl 11 <* rate ol $| no
per inch lir-it jmo inio'ir. ai d fifty cel'H
«aeh »nL-* i|tiei,| n H^rtinn. —
Otutuar o-i I’f dn | *h nf Respect Reno-
lutlun* of R -pent. Can la "rtf .- ft m.ka
li d Ad mth r r* atli g I ot t'e> Hot ll ah,
wiii f e e'ifi rg< d for at j lie r«'e . of lifty
petta p- r i n *li. < fr me m t p f w onl,
esrh i e rtion. with a minimum c hjiHf
0? 25 C lltH. . ,
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BAIN WELL'S SONS MAKE GOOD.
Publishing a Newspaper — Fighting
and^Building Ships/for Our
Country.
The Sentinel is in receipt of a
copy of the A. S. B. Company
News, a paper published by the
Amencjvn Ship Buiidjng corn-
employees of this com'jpany. It
is a/ newsy sheet and" has Been
read with/ interest. Aside frOip
ELLINTON ITEMS
SERVICE FLAC RAISED- AT BAP*
TI8T
THE HUMOROUS SIDE.
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EllentOD. S ? C. August 19tb-_ v
Mr.-H; M. Cassels has been Interesting aiuTThrilling Address by
to Baltimore and purchased a
lar^e fall stock.
Mr* and Mrs. .Cropland Ituslr,
Mi;s. Kits sell BaiJy, and* Messrs.
any^’of''BmnsxvicMiaM^iri'Se f Furman and (iaston Bush hav
interest and for the benefit of the 'leturtveitrfrom a-u/otor trip -t
Glenn Springs’ Hendersonville,
and Asheville. .,( /
pic from all 1 parts of tiie country,
to-getber witty out* townspeople,
assembled at the Baptist chMirch
hr Barnwell ' on' ' Wednesday
night of last week to witness, the
raising of- a.service flag, which
wa4 presented .4o, the? ••Bari Ay el I
Baptist church hv the nrembers
of the 'B.iptUt Sunday Scluiol.
t.
The exercises were begun by.
Ilarmvelf l.oys, who .have* taken I),», I,,*,,s,.y„,W wff *s ' ,l ‘: of /Amodat/'T!,,;
i.r pfomi'nentjv.irl in the affairs op will, he* .|.-tuj»l.lt-r/Mr*<»-Ku«'»*- ri,1M ' 1 l,v
the public anti arc now actively■ ■, at iWatnr.
engaged in doing, their utmost in : ’ / . 'is -
the liirtberance Of the cause of M r.- a ml A1)>/ Elmore* Adi by
this it is peculiarly gratifying to
the .Sentinel to kmnV'thut it is
Mr. and MrsJ Dixie Dunbar
is L motoiyd to Atlanta* and from
published by.a company practi* j there to Cliatianoogii,ncyompu-
callv owned-and controlled by nied by Mrs. ')Fitt Dunbar. who
Anderson'Boy.
A
More than two, hundred peo-
7 When the- negro was freed
from slavery he celebrated his
triumph by *a song whose re-
luuu" was ‘-The bottom rail i
on the top’’. These v days of
high vfages ayifl shortage / of
labor -have again lirought hi in
K to an enviable position. They
irught do well to remember
TO ALL PUBUC EATING PLACES
IN SOUTH CABOLINA.,
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E ffec five"' i m med i ate 1 v, re
strictions on the serving of beef
are liere-
theNuory of the ant and tl^.
grasshopper. - The ^ following
by removed. It is highly desir
able, howevei, fbr yqa */to buy
medium amE lower grades hf
beef in ’order that the heavier
grades may J)e conserved for
shipment abroad to the Army. ,
The lifting of the rcsTrictTOii
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Mamie M<*Nai), -4Cdi/ahfh Bur-
r *
.. All cl angea of ail\eri iiine "f ml all
rommiiii.ea'ioi H miii-t I e aiMrenfed to
The Ka Ml W el! S f* : t IIH 1 Hull III ut t/C ill
this i ffive ii«,t la er • Iihji Tu-mIhj
SRornii r t > ii.8i.re pnfilicaiion in the
Barrent inme. ••
All coiiuiiii'iicatioiH nun t le sillied'
t>y the writer, rot for pulilieation, f i)f
•CAD eviclei.ce.of ^ ml faith, Hi •! t pro-
t®et tt.e new pa|Hir.,
HCB8< RII’TION IIATK8
On# fear $150; S i mi nth# IkX;
Three rnmithn 503.
IN AllVANCK
make p^ytrbb^To
The New Sk.n’tinki. Pi hi isiiino Co.
the Allies''jiguinst the (iermiin
Km pin*. Messrs. S. HsrSs K. and
Mike Brown are s*»ns oj.tsolpnel
Mike Brown and commenced
their childhood days in Barnwell
where they resided and con
tinued their- .efforts throw*«h
their young manhood. They re :
moved to Brunswick with their
father some years ago, as mem
bers/of the firm of Brown & Co.
The business increased so rapid
ly however that these hoys with
drew from the firm and establish'
ed the American Tie and Timber
Company in Brunswick and New
York, which corporation has
been engaged in the manufac-
ture'andsaleof crossties for many
years and has built up airemen-
mv in ricmltwsonvillig N. C.
.\tr.H,. W a Li on and liltlc Giac«*!
Walton arc/visiting - relative-m
Augusta aim t Ta.u furuville, Ga,
Mrs. Ei Hie Bush lias returned
from New Orleans accompanied
ThyTrer -daughter, Mrs. Shane,*
who will remain in Ellenton
while (lapt. Shane is on over-.
seas service.
Miss Eucv Sli
A rk., is yisitii
George Bush.
Missrs
Harlev
week at
me, of paragould,
g her sister, M r*.
In r»mitiin« rh**chn nr moTmy nr It*rr' dous business reputation, SO much
isa and Francis
several days last
!m bar ton.
so that when the war cattle upon
us, the neecssitiys caused them to
organize this ship building com-
ses Math
Cassells are visi
Mamie and Eonise
visiting Miss Jacobs
at Seottsboro. Ala.
to which class do you belonc pany and* to take contracts for
the enlargement of the American
. ~ ! mercharit. marine, d hey built
TJiere are at least t v odistiuc-
.
live classes of motor car drivers.
«
Owe did tides those who-desire
to get from a given point lo an
other given point in tho.,shortest
possible, time, d be other enjoys
motoring became the autoino-
• bile gives one a cluutce to see
the beauties of nature, to seek
out quiet and primitive spots,
and to view the country at its
liest. There is a sharp line be
tween tlx* two. Most of the Mon
day casualty lists are made up
of iiiemh rs of tho first. Acci
dents to the driver who is in no
--•particular*hurry are more in
frequent.
A unit who has driven a car
for several years says that one
can tell tin* speed of a e ir with
out a device that registers the
number of miles ail hour. W hen
the ear is going twentv or twen
ty-five miles an hour there is
jollity of conveisatij.n on the
back seat. The occupants point
out things of interest and coin-
ment thereon. When the speed
their plant at Brunswick, Ga., and
launched their first vessel for the
Government upon June 29. This
Mr."ami-Mrs. \Y T . 6. Turner
a re. sj tending several weeks in
the mountains of N. €.
and is the first of a series of many
other ships w hich they are under
contract and are now building at
their yards. Their, plant is being
increased from day to day and is' to the mountaius.
thoroughly equippi*d in all the va-!
rious departments necessary to a • Mamie Bush has reTgn-
complete organization of this 'ed her-position as I’o-.t Mistit
Mr. aiid Mrs. Allen Dunbar
have retiirned from Henderson-
vilfe aud AsheviHe. They made
the trip in their cur^w (
Mr. and Mrs. Charley Turner
are at. home j fter a nyotorrip t.
business. They have in their em
ploy over two thousand men and
the publication of this paper be
came necessary and is quite a fea
ture To the enterprise, giving to
the employees an individual pride
in their work and a medium of
exchangeof ideas tpul thoughts
needful in the establishment of
that espf it iU> corps so necessa
ry nL this time, where the inter
est of the Government necessa
rily is interwoven greatly with
the labor organization of the land.
It is edited by K. IE Tucker,
\V. F. Pendleton, J.E. Eambright Bamwell.
and H. D. I arr., and printed by
Messrs. Glover Bros.
Idle Alabet is now at Jackson
ville, being finally outfitted for
its in part this great undertaking.
and basibccu succeeded by Mr.'
Bfitcs.
Mrs. Fred- Brinkley'* many
j friends ^will be- glad to know
that slid is recovering from an
illness of several weeks. Her
motli^j:, Mrs.- E. X. Owens,* of
Duntcirton, lias been visiting
her.
lb v. amt Mi's. Outlaw re on a
vacation trip to the mountains
of NT c. .
Mr. and Mrs. Julian Bush, of
ekhaher and Elizabeth Fias
ter ling- and upon it appeared,
•five stars representing the first*
jdive • voting men, members , jo£
the 'cliuVeli, to enter the ser
vice as follows.: Perry Price,
Tillinghii't Moore, Briiigloe.
M.oodv, Jennings' McNab . and
Browning Chreeeln The names
of eleven other members of the
church, who have.since enii->ted
. . _ f
in the seVvice were then Lead
hv Mr. M. *T. Ban kin, pastor
of the clnlrcli, as follows: Lewis
Langley, Eangdon Cave, Can
non Langley, Osbonie Reed,
Carter Price, Sam Woodward,
Maloy Brodiej Oscar Birt,
Dallas Creighton, Albert Snel-
ling, and Jno. Brabham ; and as
the names were read.a star was'
alternatch* pinned- ort tire Hag
by Mi s^es Elizabeth Burckhalter
and Elizabeth Easterling,
Mr. Rankin then presented
the flag to the church in a short
but eloquent address iu wjlicit
lie spoke in the highest terms
of the loyalty, patriotim and
valor■ of. tl4e.se.y<vun.g..nidi r AD7
A. P. Manville, Senior deacon
of the church, accepted the flag-
in behalf of tne cliuTeh in a few-
very appropriate remarks. A
.ew sehciions, appropriate to
the occasion, were well rendered
by-the church choir.
The Barnwell Baptist church
Tech very proud of these young
men, who are offering their
lives to their count}’, in order
that liberty, justice and eijuaHty
of nations, great a.nd small, may
not be' blotted out, A fervent
prayerXwas then offered for our
boys “t>\er there”, and the en
tire congregation joined in tlu
singing of Vl'he >iar Spang
Banin.r . • \
The exerci«es\
turned over to- AI..
will show- that we haven't a Thi.. the serving of b^ef does not
monopoly oT x labor tr<>ubles.,|;jTVe{iii that, thy Food Ad minis-
It is said that the negro resi- 1 tration intends to aliai.nlon /ts
deiitial (p;ai ter of Jvdck vflJe, a-*| policy of con-ekvat ion of rne;it ,
5ut;til city J11 MaryhtutE has^ a- a ihefisvtre to safe hifard <ntr
given to the world a soHg con-! EHAire, supply of this eonini-
ttiiuitig the former servant girls', n-lity. “ . . ..
triumphant declarative slog.inx Youks very- truly—
We've got you in the kitchen.
An' well have you at the tub.
'German piopaganda,' some
angry housew ives say, is at the
bottom of this attitude of negro
women who are living upon
separation allowances or who
are. in otiier ways provided for
to the extent that labor is an-
ncessary to them. More prob
ably the slogan reflects nothing
more than the irrepressible sense,
of humor which alwavs has
iam Elliott
Mod Ailmini»trator
SoutliH’arolina.
for
THE FRAKKING ABUSE.
i In tr recent .Seuatoria l con- .
test in Missouri Joseph \V.
Folk sent to the voters: of Miss-
iairi u 11 (1 er tl 1 e frank ot a 'fTn 11»*s-
re congressman llb.OdlVeopies of
his speeches. Sen. X. P. Wifley,
been a " clfepact'eriNim of live competitor at tile expense of
A free America 11.
Many years ago Kentucky
negoes used to sing a lightsome
ditty celebrating the indepen
dence 'and the keen delight of
-a strapping young “hue*" who
did not have to w-oric because
his ‘'gal", had employment in.
the government • sent out .'500,
000 copies of his own speech.
There is a shortage of paper,'
hut this sorry business of pad
ding the Congressional Record,
of padding the. mails with
deadhead stuff stuck, into that
omuiuiji gatherum to*be. used
the kitcheji of a hard-working as campaign ‘•Titerafure^ never
white man who provided liber- i ‘fwindies. Some of *lm ycry
aily for his family and from ! men who preach economy to
wb.ose bounty the herd of the'lathers an* notfcbovo uMng tlm
sbiig was supplied. * . ! Tanking privilege/fi»r campaiglv
|purposes. Will Congress ever
THE FOURTH URFRTY LOAN enough to re-trict
IHt rUUKIn LlbtKIT LUAN. , the franking privilege to letters
* [on luiitlie .alhtiiV.'y.'Will cam-
//
The campaign for'the Fourth j Baign nlanagers, Cimgressmon ,
Liderty Loan will begin Sep-jam! the tribe of politicians
tember *2* and -close October l‘J. \ generally, h*arn to }>ay theii
own bills, and , not
, sponge on
tile r nited States fort lie pVint-
Tlie result of the loan w ill lie
watched with keen interest in
Eurofie, not onlv by our a>»o- big of and idie py-tage o' their
ciates in the war against . the I campaign “literature.
Teutonic poYver-. but by ofifene-l -— 1
mies. It will be regarded l»v them ' food conservation pledge Of
as a mea-ure of the American
people's support of the ’ war.
MAINELUMBERMEN.
The ( lermans know full we'llj
the * tr< iiiendou^ weight and Eighty of the largest !tim-
signitieanee-of popular sujiport .her ‘and logging operators -n
I-’’1 ’ of the \w'aTvrrf- the. • people at Maine employing at least 1A0,
! home hacking up the A rmvin
lx
were then.
Rowland 1
the field. A- theloati _su<a
■Cei. (! ■*
s-ntr. enemies wiil sorrow: a* it
<»i)0 nieiir- ha\e joimd the
‘■police* force of the l nited
States food Admini-orat ion.
;v , -""v 1 b -n M Sun '^ ," ith e„n.,.wi. quite in-iip ,.,,. 1 - ;; il l ;?
Mrs - >'**■'"*. “ urk ‘ n «- .-.'..lanlrisof s^Cuuu.v: ^ ",
• wit,, roljiiueeml for *w:vicoit) a#i, u — an I a
Mrs. Yotiiigl.loo-l is in Aikem tile I* reticli army hriViV tin- .Iiith. i!u-.-: i u.ii . uf",' i..,Tii
... <*,..,,, . ; Mr. vS. II. Brown is the presi-
.m u '* 0 fo1 v , dt-nlof Imtli rorporatiuns. Mr.
«n hour ilu-r.- .s less .»lkm K . s. K. Brown is vice-president anil
when a higher mark is attained
there is dead silence. Everv-bodv
j-presidenl and
Mike Brown is secretary *anti gen
eral manager. Mr. S. K. Brown is
in tin* car I14S his eyes glued on ! now a lieutenant over the seas
the road ahead and is hopeful and is doing his TiitTit the
that notliTng w.ill happen. I’liei
is 110 time ami no inclination to
talk, even if the'rush .of ajr
would permit it.
Happily, the average motorist
does not drive at am excessive
speed,'' and it 1-' 'the avdTRge
motorist who is 1 e*;iri 1 i 11 < r that.
trenches. The following extract
and Miss Anna Tutt Youn
.blood is visiting Mrs.Win. Bush,
of (T'eenecut, Ga.
.Mrs. Wallace Cassels and
little Mj-s Virginia Cas-ds aae
visiting Mi s. Daniels at Mullins.
declaration of war wu!i \ The
I’nited States. He was in \|>e
thick of the lighting in France
for a year or more and in nar
rating fils experiences-held the
the cio-e attention of his a.i.d-
. ^ luiicrn. Among oilier th.in^s. lie
•J ! • ; *).ad Mis, .1” raiiiv Btfslt j ^xaiil^rt+al a German neiim t,
this country and is reproduced: t; H' l/Pfbts mGebfj
In this paper ns a tribute to Mr. r ? > e'' and ixenun-kyl
Brown,as’wdl as anincentiveto
ffoiwthe News will, be of -gwlI C"' 1 Mr *H'ich i„. , ; .i,Oymgl,.: 4 l iJ.reo kuraX,;.
interest to his many friends in i 1 ' u ‘ l,1> ^‘7 ,,n :l !. not > r ; p^uud-'.’ a German gas mask,
[a German r.'fie and ha\cuet aini p* ;i v„ ,, V( ^
tii Gennati niachfmv giin, al 11 . A ,. ; ,f •
.. ... - Miss Ylai v (’rdMahcFfs spend- ! ot wliieji weie captured duiing! monev
orher youths inihe performance | i7|77 { |u- Summer in Jumdeicon- I ibo T.ghtmg. He tojd.in a very :h . ; A
. ville. [interesting manner
j fabs short tje v will -•"n-toiee. ! At tin* quarterly .“meeting of
•ill j 1 be Msa-teru Maine I.urnbrr-
ie ! nu-ij s A."soebrnim/liehl ju .B;tn-
aiM i g'T’j M» .. Tu. -la/; -Iulv..tlr<*
l jrrf s- fhr'e-peii.ir- of A ineriea [ lli enilM’i> ' of 1 «.t organTuition
"The -|oa *1 wiif'lM*;, ;-t (if t!)r| Voted ' tilia II1 IUo* i oh-ei'M*
lovaiiv and w iHiuginss of t44<' 7 no ■ 11a! loh.p . j j \ ervasi nation
peopb* ot tie* t nited Stale- t > 1 pfogra 111 »au.! t*y 1 1 1 p >jic-
sinake --tu-ritiee- compared wifTTiiug tin* Inn.' er imbisti V - in
tin* wi bngness of our -diht-r- * coopera;i »n w ii'i tin* Food Ad-
to\l<> t !ieir part. There must. I .* ui imsi rat ion.
and\\yill he no f.Xilin»*■ bv- tlrr , . 1 he folJow.ii'X ' e-oU.it n*.!.-wyt'
peopie\to nV a-ure up to the adopt'd: - r - -
df Votio.ll of niir ! ‘ - \ve. I
A
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' ni l’ ;
•Xiraq)'*.' Manv of them [m r *n
» tlu ir live-; -ha ! i ■ Hi qua! t-er•! ria» *
' 1 R'ls. aft .
n* tun
FI .
of their duty at this time w hen
the true manhood of the'nation
is to he ascertained and enlisted.
Case
°I ! tii' il'
A!
mam road between 1 itn- mtich
urtiiued l>y- s,pe» del-*—the* dn-
vers who watch the speedometer
and who-brag on what the\
have been ;ih.e to g» t out of In r
The other .kind ot ihivclr is
learning that there usuaHv is a
hack road. At this season of the
year many of these back road-
a4:e.in better eopditiou then the
111 ai 11 11 i g h w ay.. T11» -—tin*
smoother and there i> h >- dust
there are two k mds of iligbw ti v
in lnditina. Une^-k+nd 4- thefTlMs to he hoped that he will beXui'
ret tuned to his country,.covered
with the honors to which his pu-
triotism and service will entitle
-him: Vd"
“W hile we at home work, one : h
ie--; Ivugeije Bin kingha 111
W ui. IIarley motored jo
innwelT Fiidav .afternoon.
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vei'v live-
I leiice.
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lea r :
ibs received hi
w. s. s.
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o| .Maine, her' i
U. S. NAVY RECRUIT iNil STATION
ARCADE BLDS. COLUMBI A S. C.
' c< mi mis-1
ol our company’s vice-presidents, l t t. Lteu'tenant. and
1-
ITelit. S,K. Brown, is fighting for • <>u ir-termaster at Ci» mson (’ul
us over in Franol, and according! lege.
to advices just received from New , ,, ,
York lie has pulled a stunt which !. A ‘ 1 ' J ' • nm ”"p ! >i-
would make any of us'green witli 1 1 , ! ;. v * Me^rs. Brabliani, Mc-
envy. While aperrrtingnear the * Evain^v- •'
thickest of the fight near Cilia-; • '<dui f-i.ee, Bush.
Little traffic is im t , and . tht* teaq T hierry, Lieut. Brown nosed a ad <»t !n r- lea ve tonight loi
sui rounding count r\q. as a rule I ou ^ - a German spyin.lhe ranks,: nee tu attend a tractor dr
is prettier and pa-toral The ! P ara b«ngaround as a French of-, t;
1 1 . 1 ticer. In lesstiivu* than it t*.iL-i«< i.vf
*- j pe Navy Deparijneiit, work'
I ing iif t'.iuijunet ion wiyji the war
•• ’ .j Department, pi the cairving
As far as is known, out Tfi tlu* new draff law of l.S
This Is The Limit!
Charleston
only two men in Smith Carolina hav* 1 p> .j.", ve.aistlntt i- how .before
purchaseduho limit. allowerMo holders ( \ .Rgn-bS, has * discount I tied
nf \A *1 r C'l If i n ffo Cl a tvAcm, nn/\ Fh nti
'•raneiie.s 01
of War Savins:* Stamps—one thou -,
jv,, n i.. j*. sand dollarV worth. Governor. Rirhr '.[XL 111 *" ,M ‘7 .
1 *. i ard I. Manning and J. E. Wannamakm o*)\al ** er\n’e tor t ie present
oi'emdn
Sr. of St. Matthews, have purchased ^ ltli- older which has stopp, d
War Savings Stamps to the extent of all recruiting ’in the countrvi
$1,000. tire limit allowed by.-law. It I (1< „, s nol , H eessarilv mean that
M a • 11«* -1ii*iTiifij< 11
i uxt fi> a - - i: * p—
d' i-1 rv, r- i»j»*• r ■ i r ;■ wij r t.
17 a * «4 A hni u i -1 u' »m .
lubehall ih V ) memhi'i-.s..
■pfnvttrg rTu l*-a-l 1*0 ( Up
wuodsiiu n,-'~.\\ c h..i(bv pled pc" -
Mir Xe-t * ellorts i \ the -U pi mum
ot the prog! a In , 11 eo'ginzill "■ ii-
urgent Tnen-'iiv, and vvh* ai>.<i
urge iipoii tie* \vi'oie iudiistrv,^
whetliei* alfiliat* »| wiili u- <>r ,
not, hearty coopt r;it io;i with
the Foe.1 Admini.-i i alien a
man w ho sicks out onto-Hiom 1
'■aek ro.ads may haA to .drive a
few miles further t li-a-n
:! ol
* H
tell about it, Lieut. Brown had * b
ts reported. that a movement IS on ; „ .... , jiatnoMe dui\
■ w. . „,v*, no more men will he acepteu k *
,^foot to in iitufe a Tamit Club in Co- I .. >-1......^
A
a nmiun
the niitn at the'point of liis auto-J n 1 ’D:-1<• . ha- resigm* l t,» v! ite
I, the Baptist lumbta.' which consists of members. 1 tll.e* Nitvy, blit WHS mad in
M * ♦ ■
'• i \ lee a- Chaplain/
, , , b In* had I malic* and a se/.y^v *re\ealcd a ;
,<.-|q to tin- mini. tray. Ini ways, j lialcb of valuabUTnam-rs on his!
1"jt iin- ■ |ui<-1 anil liv.iuiy :(i ) (.qy j |)cismi;-.' • 1 * •*•• ; /' • •* •• 1 **.' I’-o.' y
•‘Lieut. S. K. Brow n is one
who pledge themselves to purchase Ol'Pel- to j^stop iudi^enmiliate
durinp* t-lrc year War Savings Stamps end-upeuts of the lii' ll who*
beetle more la m
» xt ra gasolme'.
1) ty toi” tu(•'
. can Ship Ihtilding C o,, and w.is
Dune,in Caihi.’ii.,',ii-id .laim s comni.issioRc.d- an olticer in t!,e
Bun k ii.i.ter . ]<
^rfim-ning
fi (a-'t i ,,f.rs,l„gr-S-Arniv p.. ) i ,i^l ; „ i| „.; ,. t Nil
c ar'lv for Sa-ii ‘ 1,1 '• E«>r a w!ii-U; he. WMi^sRtt.-oip.-d - 1:1 '
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. .. . r to the ^Bifciuat of
eeuver- !
w. s. s.
W fllMo*'"aThTted by the hew la w.
at.'l keep tii< 111', in US' 1 '1 11 1 Orel! {)-
r* - -
South Carolina Lag's.
atioiis ttint must tie
tin!d. t ’ie'government
navy
l'"Ul(
i d(*p' ml 11je*;i vi>
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■rs to
ca i* ry <i till? ''p’r'ca
wri;-k
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^’ifiriesfnn—The official report if- pU'i e T*.< 111 (-.-"where.
Will be
no:,ui
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ii- ni.
. ( ., and was sent to tlu\ batiT
dri\ing i;cir ■ t
Ford Cai'' and liu \ ere exjiret-
tdgto l el urn in tig*, some tinu
t he last of*M his w t • k
a in j
1 ‘ v, ‘. 1 ' fields of linroptnlib latterq*.iiTT i
' r *7x,W int<* Iasi April.
r*'
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ui f.
/ shipyards, in 'particular, * ha* 7?
liftinsw ick in gcnerakaT.iloiVi
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1 ' :'*•■ : . I
sued 1 from W'ashingfbn shown* th-if
.of ,il! fhc et.ntes in the Union; South
Carolina* ranks Inst and 1»* '' in* t-h>
sal**-' per i a pita' of w;ir savings
stamps. 1 T!k* South Caro'inn : *• c■;:ni:T-
t#>'*•'.*i- gro.nt.tv disappoints I at ♦’
T. .- a which tho stay haa ni/i.-io up
on i* in 'lin*^ ua\v :-•.u.- R fi w-p;ip? ; -. *an i j-
luon.
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i t i'(*i \ i 1 (i to t*‘ t*lt*i j
uTritm - 17:iii r. of
:.a\ ig 11 iuii, _\\ hii
foi'e
pt'u/e.
fit-
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to,:}*’• rnil of Fobraarjc. a
hop* ,c 5
ei ntains no alcohol
- - :o'iix;*:fair.i; good <t«il Ui-n i,* * ; ;iV! it fefas a smooth and I - i
. oxer tmsStimt of ,\n. I>i;o*^h*-s ; s hea» ! ed m *n in < -i, .
V— - —iili4t\(-iugc.-L^-rman sp\ :> - ■ *^-*- •—
seme, nor other Jimsonous drugs, er^to catch ;*han u wild turkey,
. * * "'7 -Ti* ' ■
S. B.C. Compuni News, i
th':i i" :!. ■ • i ■ * : •. * wi ii i > :t. and. eh ltd rep
"Of the state will invent- ,:N-*• TIf;,- ard
steadily in stamps o. tho. th * stigma
may l>Q removed from th.* state’s
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