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Barnwell Sentinel,
Oxraed and Published Every Tliur»<Dy
"In this coil mi we recently
called attention to the same fact
with reference to county offi-
- v
rials.* The very fact that men
Bv THE NEtv senttnei. PUBLISH- * n higher .offices appreciate the
J
ING COMPANY
» —AT—
RARNWKLL.S. C.
Char Carr j i. Sijims.
Iro, K. Snki.i,ing* .Se-v.-TreM. and Gen
eral Mnearer.
•anTUlBL, MJUIWJU1L, % 0,
RED CROSS STATEMENT.
C01. tu. tied from Pege One
rpanent staffs, will be maintain
ed—always l'CJjidy for service;
and,National headquaiters will
W. M, JONES, Editor
Entered as seonmt-<-Ui*;s tuitfl matter P «*1»-
ruary 1-1. lfi-•i 1J ati.lo‘ Posttittlee at B«rn-
_ waUr'S^-E^-uii.liiii 1 In-,Act .iif,.Cnmia:fiH.
injustice of underpaid work
should bring all. the,mofe ford- jitav.e a large and efficient per,-
I Wy to the voters of the county 1 sbmiel to dm-.it the activities of
PresidtMit nt ^ri CH: t in regard to the ; th'o organization as a whole
county officials. It dpes not ex
cuse the fact, to say that these
men knew the salary before
they assumed the 'Qilice, ‘be
cause the most of these men as-
i Thinks II Grandest
TRIBUTEO, PRIZES.
, ; Below is a list of names of j
people and firms that contribut
ed prizes for the canning and
Medicine in World!
Piedmont Woman Took Tanlac
r and Gained Much.
poultry club members:
Farmers’ Union' Mercantile
Co.,, Williston*, S. D. RogaJ,t . ,
Williston ; *G.,C. Matthews, Wil- MADE GREAT CHANGE.
Suidy/i-, bring giveo by the lislon; J. .Wengnow, Williston; IJP1 n TII „ J
national orgt/inzatioti not alobe^ W. ' W. 4 Anderson, Wfll.iston; su ^ FfiR AS sm mo AU * H °
tp n>iol>loms of international re- Williston Grocery Co
l-ief, but to plans in ibis c.onntf y
oi-^.(-ithtrged hoipe service, the
IS- ! v-Ta
'*<• gavtp m
t<VG. Williston Hardware. Co., ' n , ! ■ u, . 1rt y ,nt *^
t-R-k ni y iTmi > t 1
li ii ui^vi-rv « )4 .
Food Administration Issues Important
Regulations , Regarding Cotton Seed
and Oil/Mills—Price of Seed Stabili-
Ized—All ■ Expected to Conform to
Regulations. - ' >
of March 3, IS70.
cause the most ol these men as- .C* . ,-* T . ' Willihltmd-Wr-H;: Konrtrilt. W?!-" nr~rV,i
a, H g» Mgi^. n-»- I
m«r cxpeiises climbed out of ,.i.. .. i-:• 1 P. Porter Wil'lihtnn • M \ T Ah! i* J.j ,V, ,.., t
f 1
ing expenses climbed out
sight. When it comes to
•.onith and happiness- of men,
half as- much today with their , wonn n and child re a. Elicit
incomes .as Tour years ago.'jp'
Legal tl.e rat-- pj 4>I UU.
per iwSB firw iiiilmiiin. <u,d fifty cm I-
Rith »uh-< .j ic.t ii.H'-rtiuii. *
• f ■ )
• .Obituaei^ T ihil n *»f Ifpspect Ireao-
lations of If m• • Cards. of Ti-auk*-
And a!’ oth* r- r> a'li -g • ot e.n not 11 v*.
will be chr.rg'.d f ,ir at die rete” «»t (joy
ennts p* r m <)■. or .j C -ei t l> ry'u rtl,
oftch 11 h rtion. with a TrHiiimuiu i lia*g »I cw 1
of 15eentR. • | thing £0 keep its officials otr sal- :
All cliaiige- of niverdHiii! n.i »l.t; a|*i(*s that do not really support!
commitriica io.is in it-1 l ; « aii.lt.‘-so l to 1
1 thy c. 1.re ond'fg.»tcntion of acci-
1 (jent-. and otfn-r ceiTeiat. d !
Iturchasing power o' money I whirl, m.-ay ,eoi.iribi-,u- to 1 !,.• [ Willistor.
these men are able to buy only ! h .-n.d 1
;'P. Porter, Williston; >][. N. Ahl. i
mu Williston; Dr. Lewis
m~^r
hi.I [ can h< a-' >n- r» e* ni-|
0* any onr " ho s IT r- I’-ont l;
c lsi i hn.l ’’ Wm^ t h - uiplihl t
I V Vr S -
COhiptbia—Williaiit Elliott, food
administrator for South Ca^oHna, lias
K t y Vr s I. 7/ HrV- j' announced, in a bulletin issued to «efh
Smith’, i;; , V n , l riM !”u“t lir 7|ers, buyers, ginners
t t ,« T . . - t .u.1, <■ nil Uuv at'i. • -\V h t. Jr M\x\
J. J. KROITp r air fax ; 'at 1 Tutil.ae I * lig-. -.so eak a 1, d I mU-
Ice, Light and-; *"V T’V n , “ vt P' u ’ lv 4. In
j. wi i‘u ttiM 1 aui'M! 1 ad no* f.-Co <r>7i, <
1
The Sarnvu-i. >e t oel and m irt he in
th.H rtflee int la‘* r than Tu '-dwy
moniiiv t" insure f-ubiicatio'. in the
•nrrent issue.
Ail eommunicaMon-. m»i-1 be signell
by the y, rit. r. 1 . I. for I'nOtie.Hf (on, tun
M On evide. ft* .if tr'. d faith, a..<1 t .pro-
teot the new'i»uja*r. * r 4
1 - :
MEBMi' K I I*TII 1 N RATIOS
Ooe year $ 1 50: S+» months
Three nv'lith* 5<Ts.
IN AI>VANCR
•We
F. G. Craddock, Fairfax ; Light- C; '\" n 1 “ J \\'j f-ow,. o' i.ed
sey Ll os., r air f ax ; \V. J«J at ni / ' * a no m-. o ro m in ion
ans when .h venopetf Wilt, it ]s Rpoaks Fairfax - Fnirf-iv Drmr 1 t h.-'TonTH.-cave me tuiek ujt henith
I Earn welt county cunmA «!Tor(lo,l. b..«h IV.riVWi.t G ’ jj S-ni:!.-, , ^'C! „u .y^l 7 r ^ r' 1 "
to do the small and skinRinl I r,;h <*' h*«u«-p-irfax- The T -" . ie-i#..i
"'•I VICO, aj.l lllUS (•(,) I Is t it lift
fhanm-l for tin
useful expression
workers and m. inh. r- of tlio-n Allendale j H. P. Searson, Alien- 0 a lnda!. n. > a n m - -n
yyiiji'iios of' -i-iu|mih) »iM '..u dale; \V..Hr, Allendale; ,N.{tg 1 ,;ViT','-.*f k.!!
which on j- wlioh# piM.pic fniyeJ.Flattj Clackville; Weisingers Co . Al’e .hie : Reifnst !’ a t uion i.’o.,
Ipdibvdoiit soiiustiiiiedlyduru^ Pharmacy, HluckviTle-; Mwi..,..!* M Ue.t^iHe;j m jh a s„. ,-wims
('■ m»i -seed, than
and crushers of
the, S,tato-rof -Spiirh
one aohf.r
them.
il <4 1 I I 1 * ‘t 11 ' y ^ • i* T A T\ f , j , f
, , , | bin Co., I airiax; v . M. Young, a n-ov woman.- I- was two uvrinn- atro
7 v l ■ Fairfax:' Charles ». Farmer,| l "r [>!,-
it h\ IUM l i.i-s ; J. A. r irter.fH.rn v 11; sot's i-i-Pr itr
The Cattle Tick.
Mutual*
ton; and H . Wilkinsm. IT no r-.
MOHET IN ESCS.
Ia remit in.- diet*lot or money tu:!en*
mite p*.jhIH*' to
Trm Nkw Shktinkl IM ih.isiiino Co.
The national Secretary of Ag
riculiure dust week sent a tele-! 1)1 'V JI ‘ i 'lradmg Cffr^ Iilackville; A. IL
gram to the - proper authorities j J^ 1 ' ^ n, J ,H, ! >n 01 II " ' vai * Nines^r' Blackviile; J. E.
in this state congratulating fLu m ! Jl ir .!/-. A" 1 *<j^^BIackville; J.. C. Mat-|
them on the lifting of the cattle. | j [r .^, id’ j 'lj. I .'.r, | thews, Blackviile; li. B. $till, youra ^>r the efrirr; ______
quaraniin'e in tho .as, ten cun- ^Se
^ioirfor thu irse of lur«'e funds of Go.,^Blackviile; William Morri- 1 th- i» ...';ry
K
f r. in
rh »*» r- s * ^ ♦
u'it *}’»* mnr.( k v
I i H mon-v 'is
\v < I o o / t r I - , i
C rolina shbll coiirtitute
V ised upon the stabilized,pro ( ?ranr;re<--
emmended iy rpprcsentativ<*s of 'oot-
ton ef e.l ^rodu ors^ which have be. ji
arcepte^, by tho Food Administration
TWs. means that -all yields• for Smith.'.
Carolina shall be mi th? mi-PTrp-—liinira,
which' is as f< flows :' -
v ..... i _
(43 gallons.)
Pounds oil 322
M
400
. < t il.
t. 2 i
Pounds jr.ecl .
1 Pounds hulls <
f Pounds JiDt.Ts
Pounds shrinka^e
Total . V
The High Cost of Livings
ties in the state. . With the boll
weevil already on us to force us
into other lines of income noth
ing holds out such a favorable
prospect as dairying and stock-
irppl.'mcnting
I nc11vitie.-*, w hicii
l.u ill be cal
governmental
it tin- lied Gross
ted on to do in ad
be no lur-
raiaiiig: ■ Hitherto 'the ponBibki- — n -°, 1 4 lit r CiUii:
A dollar doesn’t go far these tv of »infeeted cattle closed the i tM - 1 lul "G.
days. Everybody who works markets to all herds of cattle
for a salary has found this out. that had not been inspected. It
The reasons are not far to seek, i costs but little if anything to j Jll( . ,,( w , )n p XV iH j M , U|)MU
What is money? It is an unit have your cows inspected and | ;l grei.t .-cab-, Win it will ea.. ho
of value which is convenienGy tested by the Federal inspectors. ! human -ei vie.- Gpiii. r “than lot
expressed in a metal whes** W hen they get a clean bill of-j huge expenditure-*;.,
value’remains nearly tile seme, health then all markets are j What tlx American ll.(H’n>"-
Gold more nearly meets these open to your dairy products, j l;M ll - -> lomdi oou-nlm-
_ hum - 1 - mrir?ry’"a""fiv. ! T"' >'-Tri 1 I'cTf
di \ oiimi and U'vaitx b| ii-s'uiem^
Pei -, i hi- i-- [ »;h t p • ui a id \ - trt-n*
'a f. !■!*-*- 1 IIKtHH*t;t t fa o-dtiinr
money nmi great quantities of i son, Blackviile; H. L. DeVVitt, f te|i t ,
garments amt other supplier wiil 1 Blackviile; D. Winoka, Black- s.i efied,
eoniimte to arise, but it is be-' ville; J. B. Grubbs, Blaekvillo: 1 k " v unlk
i lieved that t lie! e ,s iii
mi gui(i rondi'i"n » ml f"-
♦Tf-IOM tb** v it*l(i' in H k 1**. W** £ IHTHU-
I ... . "“ Hn.l refmul yuur mon- y if not
n»*a'
p’e
n, S.C
rcquivemi'uV^ than attv—H-
But the Countrv is indat’ed
tO-
Tor yotn* cat-
tie then all markets are chised
day with not only gold and sil- against, them,
ver certificates behind which., is 1 The expense necessary to
the money in the national treas- stall a small ’cheese factory
ury, but also with various firms, very small indeed,
of money which
them the credit of
J
%
i
iit-
t
ave. Innhind
the nation.
In other words ' while the
iairi
amount ot necessaries ot t.ic ot
the market are r about as usua
the anjount of money has yr. aV-
ly increas ’d^*^f4+ fact theit 1 is
more moi.cy in circulation while
necessaries of life ha\e decreas-
I’hey are
common in the iTTbuntail s
of western North Carolina.
They '' ill take care 'of the sur
plus milk front the surrounding
farms. Dairy products have
mare than kept pace with the
c<>st-i>.f other table necessario^
Ii‘ut)T u at t<> pe:ug*. An .u;
is l^nrriTtboi-jvluriit’ivxilves t!i»■ p;g
incut . »t only .. i,. • d-d la I - , d
nioncv - ilius r«.. >j\\. i; in it
It licit.hit
i % t!S
y I. a « t
Cw 11 .di.
j - nl»-«'r
I uc\ utc<
TI,,.
It is a fact that so scarce is first t ; H ,.
class milk and butter until the r j T ;'
ed in quantity. Not on.ly-4^ . inmo |em»t po^pfrund-sHid per quart in tie
a decrease in foodstuffs and .in 4the small towns l>t this state is
shortage of labor on farms, but almost as high as in the largest
there are more hungry m >qths ! cities in tile nation. The
to be fed, and naked backs to be also remains that there i_s_ a
clothed. This means prosperity larger market for dairy prod-
to the farmer, which the con- j ucts than can be supplied. At
sumer must pay for. . . J any rate the average user of
The war created a market for j butter and milk will eat it.with
necessaries that had to be sup-j more relish if he knows that the
plied without reference to costs.) cows from which it comes are
The war also required , that j free from all taint of disease,
needs for the army and navy be * Ticks and cows when found to-
hnet at once no matter what the jgether are apt to mean tubercu-
; Simon Brown’s Sons, B! jck-
, - /
! The following Barnwell citi
zens contributed: J. E. Harley,
Farmers’ Union Mercantile Go:.
F. M. Falkenstein/C. F. Molair.
,1. A. Porter. Mace Drug Go., H.
.). Peacock, J,\Y. Walker, \Y. ii.
Dur.can, Wall Street Pharmacy,
H. A.'Browm K. S. Dicks, G. \V.(
•Manville.; By W. Miller. R: C. j
Holt .i. < olinsky’s Store, M!>s
A any ( ave, W. Ar. MaTt-s, ^
Southern t’ottonDil Go., ,\Y. Id.'
M'-Nab. Charlie Brown, Willie
Gave, H. W. Sanders, W. .D.’,-
Gantt, J. 0. Patterson, , J. B.
.Morris, IL I.. O’Bannon/Terry
n, J. S. (Black, Malvin
, Pk-tterson. A. .1.
CLASSIFIED LOCAL ADVS.
iStHvcdor Stolen.
S'l K '..YEDOK S IOI.KN In ihc> fuii
of- Barnwell, on v.UeMlnt. Pt'Cemh *^ . ,
‘ rte !*.»v hoist*, ten \e F»‘owK*\vei”hili
itheuT-V U>n . with hroki-n tiff ujif ei
teilh.n tell sidt* *»f moulh. Vin in
^formation leadimj u* live reetneiA .f
, s.m hoi>e will he .1. he rail \ u*w .:r»Le.!
\ ; ' ' P. < ' V\ r'<•!,.
D 2 'I B ii n\\ ell S (
( .... •
s M< '4 ' l>,or > I O! I \ | rJm rnv I ^
■'' - I - e ” N\ vi I, (me snu • • i : . i; >> ,.
(30 p. ’• rent protein i
The jirice of all reasonable sound
Reed, irrospeolivo, of the actual .out.-
lurn yield, shall he; $72. car load lo*. ;
$»;3, wagon lots; f. o. b. any railway w
station' ; in tho state, the zone of or -in
““ of all ccttoh seed determining tii®
j'price. • _ . '
The price of peed at the {andlags on
'navigable rivers in which boa«T
actually operating «hall he tho s
as the •railro.jd_ hasjs price for
soeil, to "To i. may l»e added tin*
'■•w .htarEu ; value of the hags in w
“uch river se* d are packed. This
i i
*e
It
ur-
a.!i
1 oniv when
are fuMi.rhed
se* .1 !
ty piarty ?elking t.;e
vp
a*’
* n
’U * H
tin
A? '-iul.' 'nrt «*hl! k\.
^ . it’- Xiis inform ui«>n U
the ic.ov.uv (^Ksainc util h
id . \
i* Mi;- - . \ _ IV'! i, -S. j
I or Side
v V
a r.u
from the r
id Ltii. UitJi 1
’Ice w
*
h*
! Proof of nut-11
1 >; i. ( ,,
UKJU.l
fet j
! n.it content in. r
mii -.‘irntit.
our it'- ^j le ij 0 y S atu { giris so juatly
lies ;n victory hut that o,up abi.l- an( j
in:
plirpOse.ls tlutt tile love, tTf
I'l ni'’. .
7foi <tv
• \ to- s'.
>N '*11 .1
.IK
?nne
r.Iunton, ♦
.Pharm;tc\ ?
N. Burckhaltv'!'.
Home Demonstration Work
serve
I ni
T lit
r, (M! j t y
tnus-t l).
io dedu, '
ion ■; w
O’- f - * ,!
j mi loi
■orn (<*’
•tific -o
:-,r. "iriynt
U 1
Ju.tl w-c
ir'u ot'
ti front <
i,.i ii >
:i l the i
name
thng
FurtT Ve'
e u-.* of
f
h < * h ■ i m
"i tr* • :
► 11
m
* n ■
t ’ii
•' ir
he
. ar
id
lie
be
accoim
(litions in
deemed unwise to carry
• ilx ’original plan ill h*av.in?
hi bit of thiN dub m» in be
ucts. However,, the prix;
:I.-* tun: 'Aid,
to
.o- Tai
• 1' !»>r <nto (\ ho
(list,
♦ '
:m Un\ <•>; ttneit,
1 > < Den
t *- <
Foe i
d by
:v';tn bu-ifne ’
,
S-
1 f
-JU-
w
toll',
t!..: v—
or i;
lea 1
'his cost of ll
7< pur* ha—*r •.
•i vnv po’rt r
■nt *pri •< . <
.- . .;f -r tl» i: v * -
on
«sav ti*
;»t ; , r J
(I Will
a. .1 1 .1 ♦.i \-,
A .di' r- • ’
d’j'g -,'f .oltoe-e
CiPciilar No d«i j;
ton under i!At<‘ of June It. ISIS
in
c
, * .i * • i, • ’ ' , interested citizens of the ooun-
sympalli ami tin- mteJlig. uee nt ^ ^ _ v
all America shall bo rtdtdicated
Atoiicx to
< urn
io the permanent service of man- a
ty were sent to the members
reward for their faithful I' 1 ! . v .K , . ou .‘r 1 ^ mer4ran Mortgngc <<».,
costs. Therefore labor received
exorbitant wages. People who
furnished ’ materials "received
»ore than ever before. Those
who filled, places • vacated by
men drawn int^ the army re-1
lar taints.
PVT. BRUNSON ZISSETTE,OF BARK-
WELL, REPORTED SERIOUSLY
WOUNDED.
kind. _
Henry P. Davisop,
Chr.'of Bed Cross War Council.
- ~ ■ • " • ‘ '
CREAT BRITAIN DAY.
in
the demonstration 1
Cun tin i.e I fiotn K.r-t P.nge.
work
ciubs.
The six best prizes for the
canning club members were won
by the following named girls: wanTki)
Miss Janis All, Ulmers, S. C.,! ^ »<* -
lo place sonu- monev «»n approx t‘.«l
rt-0 v t-vlalc sccnrilit's in Barnwell
county. Apply to •
- if , ' K. V Kllis, Ks.|.,
v BainAUilL S. ( \
v\ nnttjcf.
A blight yoiini
Mr. Charlie: Zissettc, of
•eived the hjghest^wages^ Ver* hR ftrn y, ft iL n*c. ived the follow-
aaturally none of these people
want prices to come down.
Somewhere the barrel will crack
and the atave,s will fall to a nor
mal level. Cotton more than any
other commodity shows a tend
ency to a decline. The decline
in general prices will come slow- :
ly and,,extend over the next lew
mm. «*>*.. ~ » -w* » » . .-w* 7 * >
years. Meantime thrift is *#\\. -JXu.ply regret to inform
a good virtue to practice. j ! you that it is officially reported
that Private Bnmson Zis>(-tte
ing telegram Saturday night
from Adjt . General, Harris at
Washington stating that his allied needs and lost in the war
‘■on, Brunson ZisseilU/ who lias
been in service ' overseas fo»-
some time was seriously woun-
de(i, in aotim-tx--'— 7
“Washington, IX- G. A :ffi P.
“Mr. Charlie,. Zissette, *-*♦
“Barnwell, G.
infantry, was seriouslv wounded
tu action about November
eleventh further information
when receimt. . * .
“Harris, The Adjt. General.
N>:25 F.M.
Underpaid Public Officers.
- -,The daily papers.of last week
carry an incident that should in-
jterest the thoughtful reader.
The state officials met and or
ganized with Attorney General I ALFRED OWENS DEAD.
Peeples, as chairman v for the .- Mr. Alfred Gwen* for many
purpose of-bringing to the at-Tyrears tdeutified with business’
tent ion of- the next legislature ; interests at Williston. S.
the fact that state officials and Augusta, Ga. died
w r hose salaries have not been
changed for years are ridicu
lously underpaid. It is believ
ed that if the legislature -will . .. . .
take action mmler to allow I he |ximujaefejtl ajl.1
bill to become a lav. bcione Jan-. |y^d iit tlieV ivil war and took
20th., that this situation can be !'*» ,. n. tive part
remedied. • ^ ‘ /
\Vaslii*igfoil on Dec.* '7th at the
age of 71>. . ; /' •- 1
,Mr.Oweits is the father of
Dr, (Barenee .1. Gwens, nuna-
rines engaged in hunting Ger- Course in June, ID PJ
,man submarines 70 per cent. Miss Orne Ready, Lyndhurst,
were British, 17 per cent. S. Q., a trip, to the Winthrop
French, and 5 per cent. Amrei-JShgrt Course in June, 1919.
can. The British merchant ma- Miss Fannie’ Stilh—^lackville,
rine was the great carrier ol J the S. C., a canning machine.
Miss Geneva Loadholt, Ul-
more than 50 per cent, of its to- mer, S. C., a canning machine,
tal ships. - Miss Beulah Reaves, Allen-
British Women Workers. dale, S. C., a canning machine.
Of a total population ,in 1914 | Miss Annie Laurie Manuel,
of 44,000,^00 in the British Williston, S. C., a canning ma-
Isles’there were 200,000 women chirie^ - : . .....
workers. • In 1918 over 5,000,- The four best prizes for poul-
000 %omen were doing 1,701 try club members were won by
kinds of work formerly done by the girls and boys named be-
men. Its work in the output of low:
nun from
\e:r*> old who would like- to
a trip jX the Winthrop Short 1
t“oninnndc<I.
Bu rc k hait C r s JUru ^ Store,
well ie
Barnwell, S. C.
In handl'np. *hIs crop if Is exp *rt*<J
hv the Food A Imn airation that mere
will bo a t'o-unerative spirit on the
part of all interests to the on.I that
waste may ho eliminated and .on
nervation in every vav he promoted.
BY TOQD ADMINISTRATION
war munHums- 4n 1918 had
arisen tp 12,000 tons a. day.
As Banker.
Previous to our entrance
Brkain had loaned the allies
Miss Nadine GruVbs, Elko, S.
€.*, a trip to Winfbrop Short
Course in June, 1919.
Miss Ivy Hair, Blackviile, S.
C.y- a .trip to Winthrop . Short
AN I FI) - At onee, first class black
smith oit a salary„or as partner. Sec
me at once. ^
( *eo. I). Kirkland, Mi!!ett\ille, S.
For Sale or Rent.!
Brick store and Bakery
now occupied by Easter
ling' &. Co., in center of bus
iness section^ Possession
Kireir January 1st, .1919.
T'or-particulars apply to
JAS. M. CALDW ELL.
Columbia,—Maximum bread prii e*
—for one p<*uml and one and one Iralt
pound loaves - have been established
by theV Fond Adminiutratiou Th*
maximum price fo» the one pound loaf
i* fiX'Hi at 10 cents, and of the on*
and one-half pound loaf at 15 cents
These maximum prVes apply*, both tc
the t ash and carry plan and tho credit
t and delivery plan, and. as stated in •
telegram received by Williatp EUiott^.-
food administrator for South'Carolina
from Herbert Hoover, federal 4nod ad
ministrator'at Washington,* arl based
upon investigations made by the bak
ing division of the Food Administra
tion 4nto the manufacturing and coat
of bread. N ' ' ’
more than $8,000,000,000. DuK* CourAe in June, 1919. "
ing the war her national debt Mr. Vergil l\lan-uel, Ulmer, S.
1 CoiiftGerutca
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tip* Unit'd
Lz it ion 7 ‘
Tiad risen to $42,000,000,000. Of C., a golcf stick pin.*
her 44,000,000 people -19,000,-! Mr7’ ‘"“Vergil *^VVeatTiersb^e;
00 had' invested in bondr. and Snelling, S. C., a gold ^tick pin.
saving stumps. Since the.-..be- As county demo nitration
ginning of the year her people' agents we wish to thank every
have contributed more .than one'who helped to make it pos-
$1^5,-000,000 a week. —_ • sible for us-yto award prizes to I have gi.ven u \
The above taken largely fr /nTeach canning aiidjiyultry^l club
the Scientific American is tbe member.
answer to “Where, is Great We wjfch to^ixiugratfilate the!Home
Britain?’ ' club members who have been sc
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fortunate as to win the trip to
the Winthrop Short Course for
next dune. We bespeak for
them a pleasnnt profitable ii ip.
We are expecting each member
to continue the club work next
year and to encourage other
boys and gffls to" joijf’in this
great and important wo£k.
\V’e wish t*o thank the- club
members and their parents for
the kplendid cooperation thev
FurthermoM, >E<restiftation ahow« 8
cont and 12-ccnt whoieKale priccKssin
r
many sections. These wholesal*
priees', says the Food Administration
warrant a retail price "of nine centt
for a one-pound loaf and 14 cents for
a one and (me-baif pound loaf, cask*
and «arry plan.
EXCHANGE BASIS FOR
FARMER AND THE MILL
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Golumbia. — Concerning the e*»
clftmg of cotton seed for, meal, the fol
lowing has been agrevd upon by the
Advisory Committee of Farms and
Crus1)firs, as auuouuced by the' Food
Administration: * . , '
exchgri**-*,meal for
•eed a~h(I get ihfe amount of^jneal con-
lined in tit** seed d'divured. Tlus is
h4u pounds of meal to the ton of seed.
uee_ ly be paii| in money Tty
the ciiU. The’mills will deliver pro
rata additional ‘meal as they mu
kasit ^