Barnwell sentinel. (Barnwell C.H., S.C.) 185?-1925, August 29, 1918, Image 8
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Misses Lillian and Viola .Jen
kins visited friends in Black
ville la^'t week. t ’ n
Mr. Clay, Creech who has
been working‘in Akron. O. for
some - tn'ii** is exnu-ttd home
tj;iis week. r
Mis^Mifryt I>cst left Tuesday,
for Hendersonville,- X.
Mr. arul Mrp. W F. Hf/**1 aid Mr.
flKdwin *»f Thom**, a* d'MitrsCo^
fM* Mjrien/of Allrrulal**. returned,t»»
itheir hi tip»g lafet aft»r a moruh’s
stay atTTeivdefsonville, N. G.
COTTON is marketed to;foest
/advantage thjoughi 1‘earce A
Hat try, SHViiiiifVh, Ga. •
Cspt. J. M. Mayes, of Ssndfonl Fla.
at T. e Sentu el » t!r •¥' Tti':adiiy
ISiH^ rieiie»•*•(! Ins 80f)fceri|*ti<»n. Gapt,
^tiiyeg has been vnetirtij 7 his l»r thur,
<Jh.ief« t Pjlfce W. A. flay^s an <1 i*tti* r
■rolaiivt s in this Count/ for th-* past
/t«-n days,
COTTON. \V!iy take ‘ 4 pot
luck” with yours when you enn
command the long experience
service-* of i’EARGK xfc BAT-
and TFY,"Savannah,-(la.?
M sa Koine Me Nap. the accomplished
dtfoographer i i tne < dice oL/fiu Lumn
and Houiware, bns returfied home
.afier ►pending a rtetghtliTI three weeks
CoHniWYnd other points
Vickery. i( . ,
Mr. W. F Holmes Jr.. (
r.N. G. is ui’indinK his vs
with relatives and friends
Miss Kathleen Jenkins is
visiting relatives in Allendale.,
Mr. Fitz Ifugn /Le<» spent a
few days of this week in Cliarles-
ton. x- : —
visiting
relatives lie. e this. week.
Mr. 1*. M. Jeiikiits went to
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Columbia la.-t week.
How much do you think
son. j j )
Misses Mhtt-ie Lee a ml Neliy
Moody are visiting friends in
Willistoti
•* Mrs. John Dunbar and child
ren..of Allendale", were amolig
the visitors here Sunday.
Mr< S. V,-Bennett, of I)un-
To dress beef, cure hides, and
prepare all the numerous by-
Ha rnwell
Mr. James^J-CRay, of Black-
lie, w-as^ among the visitors
products ?
vat*a i in Vo
Uii South Garolm*
2. To cool the meat for two or
three, days before shipment ?
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3. To freight it to all parts of
the country in special refrige
rator cars, iced daily ?
- Oottoiy^Liberal advances and
xvpert. diandling by I'earce <fc
Hattey, Savannah, (in.
‘ Mitt Florida Johnion. Vopular
c i-rlt in the 1‘rabutr nrr. h»B reuwi-
<d to hc> p_>sl of jLity. after' a pieasanj
May of two we kg wi*h rela*ivt*g in
.♦i icky Fi ril. Cr«.
-ir 4 , -ji •
(>06 cures Bilious Fever.
Professor Hand of the State
High School,Williams President
Hank at Lake City S. C. and Revc
J.~C; Hensley Pastor of the Bdn-
dietniv+lUMHetbodist Church, and
Rev. T. J. Rooks pastor of the
Bennettsyille Baptist Church and
otheis, yS
We will announce the full
Facultydater, also the date of
air. \\ line Hickson spentsev
era! da\s of this week in Sievan
barton, is
here this week
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Appel by
ot Allendale, spent Sunday wit
relative's nere.
To carry it in hundreds of
branch houses, each with its
refrigerating plant?
Mi-sek. Thelma
Lurline Hutto, of
are the guest of Mr
veevc
Me88t*g J*. B Moseley' and W. T
Ayoock b.Hvt* n‘turiu*d from N**w York
Hint o.lh**r norihfru points, wnen* tnoy
•mnrtijiT>d vvirfait and "WlnWT fitoctC
opening of the school. Rev. Brit-
ftrfi Ifas all the necessary lipoks
on hand ready. y
Harry I). Calhoun.
Sectv. to the Hoard of Prustees.
ClVuher
5. And to deliver it to the retailer
— sweet and fresh — in less
than two weeks after dressing ?
Mth. t' N BurckliAluMMfU
in Will.ill inhere Ay* will
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FAIRFAX HIGH SCHOOL OPENS
, SEPT. 9TH.
Swift & Company did all thjs
for you in 1917 at an expense of
less than 2V2 cents per pound of
beef sold, including an average
profit of V4 of a,cent a( pound.
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Figure for yourself how little
effect this cost and profit had
on prices you paid for ’ beefsteak.
1” > - - ' Fairfax High School
I Biiuhvan
' 1 iin
> li.vrnwh, 1, whern ibej
mi i*** 1. i.ni*, »f »*r an
«»,nr » ri« |>n| ,nlnr
It 1 vi ! < 1 it j N>)i i ii hurt
11 ■ Xu ay-frieir .8 i*X-
You will find a good assort
ment of Legal Blanks at the
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Sentinel Office. Before or
dering elsewhere, call and
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see if w.e can supply your
wants. \We can get up any
form you may. need, if we
should not have it in stock.
mol are cordially mvi-
>e pVt*M*nt at the opening
The following is the
4_ t«*aehers for A his si's-
Itisie, Miss Mary Stan-
: e m-ry\, Miases Wardiaw
1. (iraoe RickenhTk-er,
Tohiu, Zelle, Loadholt
Williams as assist-
Mi.fs' Mvrtle lCnting,
Swift 8c Company, U.S. A
NOTICE
The i'...arilof Registration will
he at Snclling Monday, Heptem-
’■c: -:ui. v ! Cm barton. Tuesday,
Sep’temf)T‘> *hd ; Rohbms,
Wednesday, September 4th;
lialijoe, r riuirs(lay, Septem
ber oth ami Milh'teville, Fri
day. September (itli for the
purpose of giving the voters of
tiie aiiove precincts an opportu
nity to ge t legist ration certifi-’
/JIVE THE BOYS A TESTAMERp
THEY WILL BRING BACK -
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Nelson Sailors and
Mi(> run ains 'id alcohol, are
u-nte',' 1 nor other p< isoiioii9 elrugs.
Tri •*.frii*i«i!» X'l Mr a it AIr*. J. G.
' MiI r ->i w . t t . Ir-arn that th»*y
ikv * liivf >,v a t '.A Irmlalt*. ulit*rt*
tn i- lt(><||0
(i-Hrtll t** Stlltl*
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X. Washington, O. C
Positions
Positions
rm Lands and Tow n Residences
Fine Farm of 300 acres, about one half in cultivation
5 room residence, barns, stables and all necessary out
buildings. including two tenant houses;on clayed public
road." near good school and in fine nei^horhood. Adjoin
ing lands will selUt3SjO.-This much cheaper. Easy
terms
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Two residences and eight acres/of land adjoining in
town of Williston. Land can be cut into town lots. Fine
opportunity fOr a little speculation.
One larfce lot and five room residence and store build-
in* and another adjoining lot and four room resid
ence in town of pa rnwell One half cash,balance in -
one year. Now is the time to buy residence property,
as it is advancing daily, tots cannot be had and
lomber is scarce a$ hens’ teeth high and hard to get.
Jf yon want to BUY or SELL, get in touch with us.
i* ior tiit; arm
!.p|v»,rtwn*ty of a,-^f i»e*t»i* to •im* ,r'e
w.th jt'i’v rapiil aJv Hii:*i-n.'’iit.
<'•*. 11-o** iv*!tu ii- Unlay ior lmv «*<>>t >*f jraiuii
DPAUGHON’S PRACTICAL BUSINESS COLLEGE.
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I626 Main Street, Colunrbia/S. C: • ^
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Elmphasized ‘with the words of Christ printed in bold face
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round comers. Khaki edges, gold title, beautifully embossed
American Flag in colors on the outside front cover. "
4 Printed on specially strong Bible paper. Only 3x4^ inches
and just ^ an inch thick. Type is plain and clear — self
pronouncing. The Four Great American Hymns ere printed
end hound with this Sailors end Soldiers Testament. „
HELP TO BRING THE BOYS BACK CLEAN
y POL’iNDMI) ITHrt
A college .of highest standard, open to men and to women.
An intentionafly limited enrollment Insures individual instruction.
Four year courses lead to the Bachelor’s Degree. The Pre-Medicai
course a special feature. Military Training, established in 1917
under War Department Regulations, is in charge of U. S. Army
Officer. Address.
Realty Company
S. C. ^ P. $. Green Elko.S.C
HARRISON RANDOLPH, President, Charleston, S. C
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