Barnwell sentinel. (Barnwell C.H., S.C.) 185?-1925, August 22, 1918, Image 8
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One New Buick Car, Hus only been ri
Also one sec ond haifd Overland ear in good oondi
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GIVE THE BOYS A TESTAMElte
THEY WILL BRING BACK 9
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Soldiers Testaments
Are the Best
Mr.und Mrs. S. Av^ennedy
motored to Williston Sunday
Miss Ida Mae Dclk, of QlmY
was among the visitors here last
Mrs. Kate Patterson, of Co
luinbia. is at home here _ this
w eek.
Miss Edna Morris, of Denmark,
spent last, week end with Miss
I .loise Morris.
.Mrs. O. A. Diamond, of Ash
h igh, made a flying trip to this
c ity ’Tuesday.
\trs.M. A. 1 hoinas and Mrs
Harley, <‘>| l.llcnton. were visi
tors here Monday.
Mrs. Calhoun, mother of-Col
111. I). ( allioun, vvho~4s eighty
years of age, attendee! servin '
at the Baptist church last Sun
day and appeared to be as active.
is a voting g
Me ssrs. S. B. Moseley and \\ ■
IN Aycock, IwoVof liarivwc'irs
progressive merchants, Jell Sun
day lor Baltimore, Nc'w_ York
and other Northern markets to
purchase' their fall and winter
()(>C) cure' Malarial l ever, 4
Mr. DuBose, the Presbyterian
minister who resides at Black
ville, is visiting here this week.
Miss Knby Armstrong, of
( olnmbia, is here visiting her
father. C apt.- ]. B. Armstrong.
Messrs. John Still and Ben
Creech, of Hercules, were a-
mong the visitors here 'last Sat
urday.
(‘.tit; cure . Bilious Fever.
Mrs J. C Pass and children, of
-Athens, Ga. are visititing her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. P.* C.
Morris. ^ — ~- J
Mrs. Mo/ile Crc*eeh, of Olar,
has returned home after a two
weeks stay with her sister at
MiMhaven, Ga.
!./ Cotton. Liberal advances and
expert handling by Pearce A
Battey, Savannah, (la.
Miss Carrie- A. Cave, of this
city, left Sunday for New York
and Baltimore to. purchase her
fall and winter stock of millinery.
Messrs. Martin C. Best,‘Her
bert Black and W. R. Riley, Jr.,
of Camp Jackson, spent last week
end in fdwn with relatives and
friends.
COTTON, W hy take -pot
luck" with your* wlicn von can
command lhe long experience
services of PEABVf A* p,Al
and Tlx Y, Favanua.li. < la.?'
Mrs. Eli/a Willis-and daugh
ter,.. Miss Mae, Mrs. I. M. Willis
and daughter, Miss Helen,' of
W illiston, and Mrs. Emma John
stone, of Anderson, spent Mon-
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Young women and vQ'i.ng men who r ar>* (^eligible for-the army have ttie
opportunity of a li etjm*- to -«v .re. high-salaried - a n • t permanent positions,
with asauranfe «./ rapid advancement.
Call or write ns today for lo.w cost of-training.
day afternoon in town with Judge
|ancl Mrs. John k. Snellihg. Mrs.
Eliza Willis; who -is in good
health and is very active tor an
old lady fe the only aunt of
Judge Snelling.
1 <*0hcumsIWTcmov in*g the eausm
j Atr. Brown-( alhoun, brother
of Col Hairy 1). Calhoun and
Mr. L. M. ( alhoun, was the first
man to purchase a‘ thousand
dollar Liberty Bond, a thousand
dollar War Saving Stamps, a
Liderty* automobile, and is a
satisfied purchaser. There re
mains but one thing more for
him to do before it can truly
be said that he is patriotic.
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end found with thie Sailers end Soldiere Teetament. «
A college of highest standard, open to men and to women.
An intentionally limited enrollment insures individual instruction.
Four year courses lead to the Bachelor’s Degree. The Pre-Medical
course a special feature. Military training, established in fBt7
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Officer
Mr. K.- H. Kiaher. (jraduatA State
Oolh-fc- for b iod. Ha eigh, N. 0.,
wh • ho <h a Taner’s eeriif.eiite fr.un
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