Barnwell sentinel. (Barnwell C.H., S.C.) 185?-1925, December 05, 1918, Image 8
Keters to me tact witn pride mat tney were among the First banks ot the County and State to hold cotton
for their customers at $40.00 per bale, in 1914, when the War broke out. It was then selling at about $25.00 per bale. Now, in' mti T ufan thiLWnr la nW
cv^ton has declined for weeks, and the Ilome ISafik has not forced their customers to sell their cotton, and a stiUeineiit-io theBank Examiner on November 1st
shows that their deposits are over . ^ • •» . ^ ~~ vV . , ■ : v -■■■ ^ ~ . y , '
t , One Hundred and Seventy Thousand Dollars
And they are prepared to assists hose who do business with them, and invittvA’oir to be- ' . *
. fr come a customer of theirs, as they take care of those that do, and appreciate them.
huwHj, proprietor «’f g r n<*p y
reel, -1»y■* "1 in**d Dnan’s Kid-
;« ( r'lani- back soiqe two or
f ir. hjo I did n t one Tory
lit V<|l«»t I <!i(I IIM gHY<* HU* le-
1 kept on 'hWkjj them l.tlii 1 k
t i MV'- ti < u (Hired, at «'>y r.iu*
t to 1(1 f>Hy tllHt I,>(*H«' -S
1M1# nr«: u mighty g >od meUi-
j «■ lie
* • * .
i I’ric 00c at att dea er.'*. Don't si u -
i ply K-K tor a kidney remedy—gel 1) -huh
IMU—the name that ^ Mr.
IihiJ. Kort-r-Milburn Co.,
ButluV. N V.
WORDS FROM HOME
CLASSIFIED LCCAL fDYS
S i c«cn<4 Till, r.uy 0 ltiv,*i Dir*— t »»' I '
umonv «f IDffWtf'Cti-'i n« j
Wb-n u 1 * i.uei; 1 c. J 1i mi . -me, to | «"“«*
t - !r lit le Il.lji ll a (/lt*,l l« *1 (I ni* gh- ; *'*
)K SALE —l'X). acres of fiue farming 1
lands, with two tenant houses on same,
in P.arnwell county. This land can be
easily brought up to make a bale of cot
ton per acre; good school .and church
about quarter mile distance on clayed
rural route Toad leadinsf from Barn
well, the county seat lo Williston from
Klko, S.C., in the fa^6 ous asparagus
and trucking section yl the South. It
is'six miles from Barnwell. 3 1 2 miles
from Elko,-and five miles froTrrWillis-
Ton; it is a good pick, up for one w ho
want? a home or for *n investment.
See or write K. C. Ham w ick. J)en-
murk, S. C., “if you mean busines ”
you - can-
A Comptrison of the Features of Saxon. “Six” With Those of Higher Priced
' Cars^Jiscloses a Big Credit Balance in Favor of S&xon
Timken Ailes
v SHXQN
Migr*
Coalmen al M »tor
Timfcins Hea>infs
Spiral Sevet Gear
Made Mfe a
PERUNA
SAXON
SAXON
SAXON
Packard
„ Cadillac
(.'ole
—_F ranldin
Haynes
Hudson
Locomobile
Marmon
Mercer
National
$2979.81
2395.8#
2230 88
~1950 <W
2858.0U
59$ MX)
37.Vi.00
: j 85m.O*i
27.5o.OU
i aige
Jordan
Lexington
Auburn
I >avis
otcolt
Velie
Well Woman
1995.09
Locomobile
Pierce Arrov.
< udiliac
Peerless
kissel
I fed son
* halmers
Oldsmobile
Wintow
Jordan
Marmon -
5950.ini
6&00.00
2970.0*
2550.1 it
4495.00
2> 50.0)
1620.0»i
t550.*d
Hudson 2' 5 CM
Wesicott 2'9 .mu
( halmers 162a'.o
Premier 2285.0.0
Velie 1595.00
Crawford 2J5' J u
Cunningham _J>‘ OMm
1585.08
1685.00
1950.00
4940.80
1595.00
No sufferer from catarrh
of tfie stomach can, read
Mrs. Van Hurea’s letter
without a feeling of Utankn
For Years
Did Not
Know a
Well Day
FOB SALE— Fre*h g-iUdd pr
Wftrt(t>t’h t»rut Mm. k»r $J
bnkhwi f. o b. mill YVi liRfun
8-25 0m
D-aavel
385* V* ft
fulness
FOB SALE — Ahruzzi *e«*J l
Holmes
1995.00
Pie rce Arrow 9$ *>.00
228i.O»
Sow. 00
w, ll cuut.t) ra *-d
"T li.tv« sp<*o< a great dent of
miiNiy with (loclor* for catarrh
«f the atpiHirti mill at tim«« hav.*
!>«*,. co«n»ieIled to give up my
houaawoi k f0r dayis. For year*
l did not know abut a well day
waa nail cannot li.-lp hut feci
that I woolil not be alive to-day
had I noi been Induced to try
Parnna. Mix bottlea of Feraaa
aedr Mf a well woman.’*
LV N. K jreibft't -r
\ppersoa.
Mrx. Mnttle A. VnnBurea, *17
11 i>( hi mid St., Grand Hapids,
alu iu, rvat (.'oninia'nder Valley
city Hive, C. O. T. M.
W hite
Automobiles
The Practical Car
TWENTY FIVE El-nr Act in. bile^i. «1
the Bnrgfrrll t«::ii*ory !o the de»W
whr» k r i'.i-i the. situation nyd oak
ti’iftnce automotiilet. *>p* eiUi^tti o « —
Ftrriy llo'.t* Puivtr lit-d Stml (.'• i.n-
iir't.ial JPo'or - Piir*.”* at.d li*qk
l l'it< h — Str. lnScrg (>i tcirdi : —
Ft-Jr*-.s Rndiatgr
>.AA0n.
r eu i t ani't'i.
^■^rerpr .m iuu Mb.iim.iifF -
- \\ inton
W hite
Slut/
k -issel
wil.i\ lies
king
Murray
I he Suottiin American 5; .. age < o.,
wish to place some mor.v < iiappio\cd
K\il estate secmilies in Barnwell
T.exingtoi
A eslcot l
Apperson
National
coutltv
wanted
\V.\N 1 El) A blight young man fi
1H to Jo years old who would lik«
*“ team tht»—d rug ^business, t»ood pi
fof right man but must iame well
comm ended , ■
BurckhntlcrN Urug Sti re,
Barnwell. S. t
Stombe'-g Ca-liuraior
SAXON
Stu'/ '275** 1
Marmod k750.l
Liberty 1385 I
Cole 2393.1
Rem, Ignition
5 Ax 0 ft
"Exide” Sioraqe batter,
SAxON
Cadillac $2971 M
While 5880 08
Buick L H9S.88
3emj-F!oaling Ail*
SAXON
Pierce Arrow lt>.ot.*
Packard 43'X > .00
Premier 228.5.00
Hudson 2 5»*.tM)
Frank tiu 225«».tRt
Jordan I 99.5j.Xi
Stearns 27»*U.tO
Peerle*s * 2AV'jaj
liat SSol'JH)
Anhurn.
Chalmers
1 Ij> nes
What Determines Meat and
Live-Stock Prices? _a
WANTED \t once, first chs-
smith on a salary or as parti,
me at upce.
kissel
Hudson
Ktrklnmi. Millettville, S. I
i 'halmers
Oldsiaolule 1558.IV
Jordan
Kissel
CITATION.
STATK Ui' SOUTH C.,COLIN l.
Oo'ii tv of~ Birnwcii
B> Jobn k.Sn lling, JS-orj lire, t'ro'ni -
Judge,'-
\\ l er» ,u » A m»-1 it Hi Uy. I .itti tna^c
*uh 1)1 to ini t . gran’r m t > >t» )»>• n
11 i* v b't'io vi Adrnir.istravi'tn . • i
■ stftu »o 0 ell-a • of John He; ry 11 u <. >
JeiO'Mo d ;
Some stock men still think that Swift &
Company—and other big packers—can pay
as little for live-stock as they wish."
Some consumers are still led To” Tielievc
that the packers can charge as much for
dressed meat as they wish. *
This is not true. These prices are fixed by
a iaw of human nature as old as human
nature itself—the law of supply and demand.
When more people want meat than there
is meat to be had, the scramble,along the line
to get it for them sends prices up. When
there is more-meat than there are people who
want it, the scramble all along the line to get
rid of it within a few days, while it is still
fresh, sends prices down.
When prices of meat go up, Swift &
Company not only, can pay the producer
more, but has to pay him more,, or some
other packer will.
. .* *
Similarly, when prices recede all down the
line Swift & Company cannot continue to pay
tlie producer the same prices as before, and
still remain ip the packing business.
All the packer can do is to keep the expense
of turning stock into meat at minimum,
so that the consumer can get, sS much as
possible for his money, and the producer as
much as possible for his live-stock.
Thanks to its splendid plants, modern
methods, branch houses, car routes, fleet of
refrigerator cars, experience and organization,
NOTICE.—33
tilt* soli* ngMits in this ter
the only ones able tofnrnLh tin; 1J)1() models. N
Saxons carrying g: v ,s tank in rear; the old mod
and have not tin improvements and qualities' (
Models. *
U. S. MOTOR COMPANY
, , ; w BARNWELL BRANCH , r
: - - y : J. Loyal Sn&lling*, Mgr.
for live dealers. . *
111 s ar<* theirf/ir*. to tile sod u>l
ail ftnU singulftr the kuJred
11tor* ( I tt c s»i >1 ,|o!in Henry
ve>»s (1. that (Lmv be «ml a| -
• :«'• n tli * Court of Ert ba f i .
a «I t'n 11, w r i i -?■. ('. on>Hti;r
-Ulber !4 h ;llt r
tb M rf"f. st opC-ii o’c'oek
(JJ^t y .sLjjy. <»»iW - it ;;■ u y
by Jhr ►-i 1 Atl^utjii. *»*«n *“
(1 veil in.ili r my Haiti tins j.C h ^
• <t November, Am “■ I* H,iMi lf>iS
•i i»V; K . »>rp|lt».g
.1 uiige of J’rotiHT*-
I’n'ili lw*d.(uu4hp fitb <liiv o' iVeeniffi
11)1.8 Mi i lie tin rn v\ •• 1 S-M'U-I
tSoine temloi’v ojicn
County Ireasurer's
United States District Court
CITATION
Seuibcrn District *1 New York
i ll Oil
BfUiUrnytH
N4 VIMT-KO
in. I ii - a•, 1 tveem ti. r
a r : 7r>“r l|7ii e;, f 7 ,v ,fi t,
. loe;; i t j - 11 m i.oou . t > .s';i
mi y. tT e v Jiave. W-I*y the v
rn i inn nm t.,- gt'rti't*
i der :uv Him ’ th s i?ud •:
t’er. A III > I». .ID j I ‘Jhis
A tLw mi
•my. J
11(i ai7tT i heiml m; Mn
Swift &. Company is able.-to pay for live
a) which tune the tiirni-
on CM'
til aliove I “t | • TTY-yt ll TT!>> I • C.ee:J_
( |*()X Till: CLAIMS. EBON lit) A Ml
At LOWED IIKLE1N. i p iy a
tde at the ofttv. ( f MeksT-. M(irrTi‘
l’.a-n'p A Ship, ftttor r «»r tljp Tru-»-
.js, 27 Ein«- st r j e^, Nc\t. York City; on;
•fnr fttry vfthr~7<nr(ToTEt* U i t
iwiciVt* p kourA of lo A \1 and J I* M
cattle 90 per cent of what it receives for beef
and by-products, and to cover expense of
I>ur|i wp«
* Fili arC (!■ hum j'm, ri o e
Uonsiitutio iBi Scfioi I
production and distribution, as. well as its
profit (a small fraction of a cent per pound),
out of the other 10 per cent.
Loan made same day
ttpfdteat i oti heeei ved.
No lied Tsyie.
Sp'eihl Suhool litviPA for Lilfc are ».■>
Toll iwVl
IVomilU: A*h>igh, Baldoe. Barbary
**ra i-h. (> tarvtir-.VeTt'oluiirbia. fcjdluto.
El 1«*?• 1 oil. Krie|idi|i | |). C T * y *“ TYJ Haremi, .
ii v. L ng BrftoeTiTMirrri*, Near Eorpm.
Thyk Uvore, S(*ii:ILug* , i le. .S*ren I’.ne* ,
t nkeri ( rTdET ' ,
"Ttuei ni i i» : 4lyli,~tt 5on)Tnedalr*
4 vitp^Ui ko*v HHI.O - s('r .« lyo d .
1 «tlhi • .>lia«l» v-, l ID dilai d,
F.i,rani ls: Atpet-u t;ig F*rk, Mt.
C lu’j D.ji.lj* ** I’wjTd H*u,iixi/St rinxi,
1 iiwi p-i. 1U1U. L* , r», **Ko*Pii»i*'*\ I
'• tn*y Kr* , "»h. S»tttiinir<. Ury»fiM.il,
k.<«i.ift«, ^^r agfc. ' .A
Swift & Company, U. S. A.
jo fin j. Townsend
Ivpferee it- TankrojyVy
djlainwl through the old e, tabU/lipd
*‘i>. j ./IrT CO.'* an- i* ui|f quic-kjy
ibouvht ay MamuacturPi/.
*yi«**clor •kietctic ar^J uo.-criptiurt
of yiili■’ )uVt-.itioa uh l K-fcw ULAKCH
ar.d r. port oi natprifi‘„ile. . T.» , «• put-
c t-< no f«&" TVi-'* 1^. our Treu C«x»k
of „.D noe )H i leerf.i-m..-
^ hp. — A'1 creditors rpppivpToiirrt-4
d iyiJp d t>vt *f”i* I'ftljli'e only ti* thq«>
creditor!* whra-4*ir firS *rp on file in my
office on Iht above d»iv, *T _
Cr.di’o'* who have n*g ect.-d t >
» proof* of elmm* *re njt rn|i IpiLe*
th • re in thp d'Videttd d*clar»d The
wire MV iluiiai in ihi* cas- «ip red
Attorneys at Law
Barnwell, S. C.
PV*3^t Lawyer*. 1818.
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