Barnwell sentinel. (Barnwell C.H., S.C.) 185?-1925, December 19, 1918, Image 8
The Officers and Directors of the Home Bank of Barnwell will consider it a privilege to be approached
by any of the Soldier Boys, White or Colored, who are returning. Home from the War who would like
to engage in ligitimate and profiialde enterprises, ainL will gladly give/thoin thd benefit of our/long business, experience, and our Bank will Advise with
t|iem and assist otherwise; based*>n good business principles, and we invite ihem not to hcjitaie to come anti£ce us. . ' j
Mr. Gamble, Cashier X TT ^ ; # i
Mr. McNab, Assti Cashier Harry D. Calhoun, President
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NOTICE OF DISCHARC'E
MASTER’S SALE
VI ATP OP SOUTH UVUOI.INA.
—• C- « A KN Whi I
Court <•* Common 1W i.
. Char ip Mtxsqn, et'nL.
* . . - . JbhiiuiiT.
hx dn-t.
jm*ephe« «• M* ype-. 1t >1..
Defendant-*
By vii'O'p of H «1 r»a• order to m d'
re** ,»tl mth^nh y eij' itled oa'Me, 1 wi il
■it* i ht rfuriiw^n. mi front pt the Oo*i»t
House. o*i M/Vfj'l«y iii- ttu da) of No
vember. 10! •* rtr t>. {. g eday in Xni.l
in mill. »h!i ti f.h* t' 03! lionm of ** e,
lne foUi/vnijjf J *-(.'ril*c.l r* ai | r [» rty,
to»i : t
All L iAt -tra*»4-, let or parr* 1 ! * t’.Ut d
w:'h Mtii'l iiiif Hereon, sin fate, lying
a> I bring hi 1 fi ■* town of IMiiihitfloii
S at h 11J e tt'itjr afore-tnid. e< lit ifivng
him* ht f *t(ve, ’nor** or l-rs »< it tvoi 111 *1
U mm tnUnwr-* North b/ Hntl* 1 f (.'a -
h.'t 1 Ai.dei wo 1, Ku.it Ly la tub* of \\ U
l>* S >qffi by Krtilr.iful Ave
\V***t by land 4 «»f It. V T.A»yM
T«»»iim •*» i\fb ea-m* puratliner
N.otrrde i$\ h*reby giveu that on
Moi^tHy t*u: 7 h day < f Jnuti r. ,
19.9. I will file my fi, al acfoiri.t with
Han John K Suelhng. .1 wcli.r* of Pro-
b»l« tor Rarnwel Coin ty a* Exec-
-uturs of the h’-st will ai d testa-
mi Kt * 1 l^ewi* toaaer. *t erased,
and pi-mi 1 in the and Uu.,.rt fur Jettrrs
ct saiij.sor) ai st c 1 executor*.
A. T Frazier,
and ,1. T Reed,.
Hxi cuCum
Dated this* 12th d«v < f -lieu . 1918.
Loan
implication received
i No Red Tape.
Attractive prices, cash or time
F. H. McCRAE
Corn Syrup Successfully Used it
Equal Proportion With Sugar t4
Save Sugar—Last Few Weeks o'
Canning Should be Busy Weeks.
Denmark, SC
Attorney* at Law
Columbia.—The canning season will
soon be over and, for that reason
those last few weeks should be taken
«dranUge of where there is fruit
tpat may be put up for next winter'i
«j«e. Can without sugar wherever pos
slide the Food Administration ad
vines, hut can by all means. Sugar
w]Mft in preserTtng goes further than
Id” any other form for bodily require-
nights and the Food Administration
li||Pniade it possible for home canners
;t# ware an extra allotchent of sugar
C#r that purpose. Skillful house
^vlres will find little difficulty In tak
ing care of their fruit now without
*Jt will be more plentiful.
fv>rn syrup may be used successful-
ay in preserve*, jams^and jellies by
wsfcng one-half corn syrup and onehalf
•Ugur In place of one cap of sugar.
000 cup i of. clpar honey -or one -and
two thirds to r ivfo cups raay be used.
Tjmse suggestions are made by the
7% Money on Long Tenii
Barnwell, S. C
PERUNA
Lawyers
BARNWELL, S. C
(Had to Try Anylhir
STATE OF SOl’TH t’AHOI.IN A
CO l' NT V 1VI' B A f*. \ W t l. I..
F, B. Thomas et si..
, Flaitit'ff#
W a* in a
Terribly
Run Down
Condition
"Y:i .» y -ar s igi), my v/slem
was in .1 trrrlhlr run dunn con
dition ;unt 1 was broken out all
over my body. I bi-*an to b« wor-»
riciK-aoauL. piy condition stid 1
iriajl to ity* fM^thiup, jWhicti
wnulil r.llr»f me. I'rrml'S **▼■»
rc«-.>in«n**»id<*<l t.» me IS a IlllO
t>lood rcptetly atul J.oaic. and 1
CITATION
Sta'e of South Ca^olins
Coutitf of Buruweil.
I)-fet (1*1 tt r
By virtu** of mi * xecution to led)rye
JLitl lit fh*‘ aLoV** ci iitifil av'iiKi. 1 UkvA
teet* tl thp>n an«l wilt ►«•'. 1 ip ihe liiglu.t
bidder i si Marne elt Conn
Hnii»l* _ 7 n ATrVj/y '-f 1 < • r . ,! *i -y,
1919. it tiring exicruay in iaiU un..iith,"
at Ilf o'c i ck ill
Tic inlcrc.-t- of dc «;niimit, M 11.11.
t 1 **- ’ii i*ivi i dcucr.b .1 pm
' A i *»r a mi t' «uu uf laud
M ta riik -d j»rmer ; | urehpsfr
soon found that
By John K. .Snelliug. Uttjuirs, Probata
WHS
Mi*» nicks Leopold
>Ot I! *s <-ltau;;rd
of siriiln*
fh L tr’Bnnron
Men ash a, TTt.S
T.nyc'i Ft".
t»i> i-im.liCi'a
.mimIIv n-'d in a
♦* c*y l.tci -rkrntia. Miss Ia-opi
l**t f er Of 1 site' convey* in no
i^ii!-ain ..' • the gratitude
feeL, ■ or i'rmn.
Liquid **-jd Tnblc't Form
ailOl t -A.laid I
«.-f
I oyt* *ny restornt, 1
ind 'strength to Vi
ad to endorse It.*’
Nnid (-bfi-fwlii.-
Wherers. Ida limitt lishli mailt* s it
In me to <'rsiil unto her Let er* t»f Ad-
rpi listrsi on 1 f thee-tatc nnd rlicet* .*f
W i 1) i K tin «itl ; d
I I esc are, tio'r fort tu ci e and a«l-
tnonieh till >ud siuiui-tr ilia,kindred
and' creditors uf iu-- .**ti*L - •' ill.c F.
lr Mill'*.
lu’slth n
1 UIU u>
pReenTE eouRT sale
m l art
I 1 t i ~ l’r'dia* >•; GjflttL
l-tsnt f. il* C»-SI>#71hr f
y tie raift rp
nine
more iii ir*<
liclOfC me in I tie
w« : North hv 1
('jy- Id Ii dsv tit Dcccuib-r * • xt. H'tcr
p^bictUoii liirrctif. a 1! • *-. liie
tore (Hull. In S'loW i‘dUM.' I ■ \ i||-y
ioi*r-, wliy the mu i l<!u. ui- tia'ion
s»i >n'd uoi be ^ r rni.t- <t..
ti yen 11 .t’t / my 11 ami, >' u 7 • *, day
1 ! llwrn-blT, All in Il iini' i . >
,I.j! 11 K.-> e njy*.
y J-i’dge Muyl'AU*.
I’nb islied on t^’e 12tti dll) of lV’eiii-
l»er. ibis iu tin* Barnwell Sei tiro i
1\- 1 | il in :tv di'ii ripjit- of nay a *1
A'esi t,j |'i>fii,in ui -stiii* ’r.nct « l srjde
'nr M H i 1 h* h t n.i.ea < >t).
I. i**<! i |»n 1 rii’l d ui <oit -fj *-x, -
dull. U ai IT Ct.sl
N *- .l-’B. M iris
rii'v
CITATION
> TATI*: t»K >1 U 11ITA ii.« H.IN A
COt'NTA ul- IIAHSWI.1 I
By John K . Siieiiinjj. K«| ^ire. 1’fubwt'*
Judge. s
Wher*a«. Msry A. Wilson hstii mnd**
,sui* t<i 1 lie t * g*a t nij'u li* r 1.- (tc*a 1 f
Anuti'iirltsiion 1 1 1 Ii* e»iai« and effrets-
of .h T. 'Vil*>>n. Sr * '
I n * s* a’e. 'ii* re fore, fn cite and ad -
ovenialt si sud^yii-^ liar ttie drin i'gih
► tide e TiU>r* of I he suit J. Wi **u,
dec asrd. that * 11 •*> u- and i>p,*ear
t»»k»re me. in the iHoirt ».r i'mtis'*' r**.he
lied ai bnrnw* |), South Carolina, up
Low Meat Prices
Deoemher ‘iff d
JlOVtrORY COMMITTEE ON
’ COTTON SEED ANO PRODUCTS
CITATION.
STATE <*F SOUTH CAROLINA,
lOllNYY or ItNN'Wm,
By John K. Sne -i*ig. K«iiuire, I’rahite
Ji die
Wher-m. InnU* lon*»« > n <!i t"»ft
01 **d• a tit t(» iu** to c r an r «n o Her ]. 1
r- * 1 Atfiuin-drataon . f tne esiaie'ar W
«*!T ct o' Ciisrns W. Sui’tii:
I Ic se a■ e. 1 !i -r. io’t*. lu'YPTTe aiitTi-4
of the ill-”ii-li nil a d toiignlar tin* kurlicd
Ifubbs. “ creditor-* <d ’ii*« -nil t iiules W .
7 ^it i h dee used, t!i‘-t-t+r y b-* *1 hi -
p in l.c'orc m 1 he
At re«. |,*vhe d >-t B irmvcll. ;
Deer lube r 23rd. 91^
1 io . there* i at 1
O'Pi.onn, l 1 show ri(
p\V t'liv 1 ii e ,anl
in*', Id not he 1 r mi 1 cd
(i fen ond-r my Hi
t i>» t’Clfi 7<-r. Aii'in I>
If the farmer cannot get enough for
his live stock, he raises less, and the
packer gets less raw material.
If the consumer has to pay too much
for his meat, he eats less of it, and the
packer finds his market decreased.
*
The packer wants the producer to
get enough to make live-stock raising
profitable, and he wants the price of meat
so low that everyone will eat it.
But all he can do, and what he would
have to do in any case to stay in busi
ness, is to keep down the cost of pro
cessing the farmer's stock into meat so
that the consumer pays for the meat and
by-products only a little more, than the
farmer gets for his animals.
- For example, last year Swift Sc Company
paid for its cattle about 90 per cent of
what it got for meat and by-products
(such as hides, tallow, oils, etc.)
If cattle from the- farm were turned
miraculously into meat in the hands of
retailers (without going through the_ex-
pense of dreeing, shippfng and market
ing), the farmer would get only about
l 1 /^ cents per pouhd more for his cattle,
or consumers would pay only, about 2 J /i
cents per pound less for their beef!
' • ’ \ .*v • ■.
Out of this cent or two per “pound,
Swift & Company pays for the operation
of extensive plants, pays freight on meats,
operates refrigerator cars, maintains
branch houses, and in most cases, de-
-— — 7-i-*■-*-■ - .-.i •. ^ *- ** ' * ■■ •
livers to retailers all over the United
States. * The profit amounts to only a
fraction of a cent, and a part of this
profit goes to build more plants, to give
better service,, and to increase the com
pany’s usefulness to the country.
Columbia.—William Elliott, food ad-
tniriixt:«.tor for South Carolina, haa
appoint ad the following advisory roin-
tniuao to act with tlie Food Admin-
Jatratkn on ro-,Wg need and cotton
wuod ptoduc.tH:
From the ffl’Minrs: (apt. J. U.
■ClalTy, Orangehur?, presides
Farinijra' CiiIoh; and K. W
IJayr <vtHo.
From the nil mills: Russe
INirlington, pr**siili-nt of flic South
Carolina Cotton -Seed (’rushers’ As
■oeia’Ufen; and J. J. Toiwion, liurts-
▼CJe v
LYom the ginners: F. S. Evans,
•president of the-tTinni rs^'Association.
Croen.wood; and M M Manning, Clio.
Seed buyers will also have repre
sentation on the committee.
County Treasurer's
Tax Notice.
f Bom* *• * Msnrsr r—jo' n K
I*, cu tlice hiM’o**# B.raweil
;i: in nisi rat mu
Pntll Mil d oil the 12 ii of. 1 let
l J'iS ill Hie B vriuvi II Seiit'iret.
(MOW TO MEASURE THE
DAILY SUGAR RATION
TELLS US ABOUT IT
Columbia
Two pounds per month
per person is the sugar ration.' Thy
American people are on this honor ra-
'tionib Hundreds of thousands are
conscientiously and patriotically en
deavoring to limit their . consumption
of sugar to conform witli t li is regu
lation. It may lie difficult for some.
Tuntfev^r, to a-ppoptiott +he sugar su]7
ply so that the ration may hot be **x-
oeedetl. Fot* this reason, and - In or
der to-provide a sugar schedule for
.thehouseliloder. the FtthtI Artnttnis-
4ratlim givi*s the following guide:
^Monthly fatirtn ........ .2 pounds
Uti Ji days ... .......2 pounds
Approximate' Dtiily Ration
.1 flay..: r. 7.. .7 .7 . . . 7. .. . 1 mince, or
2 day . ..... 2t4 level tablespoons, or
1 sdoty- ..1 I'oimd tablespoon, or
1 day .<> level teaspoons, or
1 day € half lumps
In Hue measure the average house
hold teaepiHin should be used: 4
Teaspoons per pound.
JI level teaspoons equal 1 pound
-48 rounded teaspoons equal one pound
22 to 40 heaping teaspoons equal .one
pound. *
M»igis> rat * >1 urdmu h
wive llaiiipton^ | cuji'i- I
ii * expend ce; S irc.v
li l iiutUictii.iiwii bem
yilx'V*.. o> her heelir, t
i 1 r ittdili >g 1 | y-r r-***( »7f frtir*- of t
t'-inl iiiii<) in’ (,t ti unis, m'ii*vu a
era, mor
«>ri. i ary Oi un' v pur
Constitut'wnsi Schui I
j—n i ->it i»t-r^v
Lrarvli.t ebiM'.r v*, ( oiumbiH Edisto. st/eldiu it,- ^ ;t :.d cc m it, ii 1 lets.
Ell.- on. I ’leinlsh!-*), (j*eei.a. Hanno \ a , y m „ ( , n):v t ,.,. , t . , st .
"1* '••'•- t ' I . N,. w I «->.*-f * j, iii* rs nV’l se ’uritv h IdvL y
(Kk * »rov.-. >;•'glinka ;c, 7<;vt»!:,. En c-, „,. 0 „ t-b- b? ok-< j Lhe 1( . n v -j
liifer- ( reel > a - , in ease-. w!l* r-* iiiT* >i ,e« ;i -u'er
I b’e i. i'lr- : Bart- rt. ICoomijicilHje st*mirit.J Ii Id r ;Lj p *«r- iip> \ tin-
(’sve. IJirkorv Hill. O ni-Tr"--.l!o d- r.f the * iitftaiiv ii- : ru*t< * i n o;
Red C;(k . Slu’d y (rfeye, Cpper Ri.*K ; H' d. iiiluei'.rj** reiatio- . live duuiii-'if | ' e. Ji
i »iir iiiiU>: Aj ph’toii', Rig F ' r k, Mr, eon ur cerji-rat'bn fur \rb( oi -u-o.ir
('*• v.i * y Double i’oi.d Healinc Springe, t*cisacti g, i«gvcu; hleoTTi't tTfeT:
t’cri u <•>. II* 1 In. L* cp, I^M-uiirv, j twu j urography c -irt iiii stiJt-'juentse
I,**.,dL-Bjwu’l.. Sicwmore-; Meyers. Mill-, b-acti g«; Hi uiC< fu!! t m.u’ledi ,*' at.-d I
Kicer-ide. Bennett Spr ngs. id* as to ihe Ciircutiisiaiict 7 unit tfm
I iv - u.ii Is: San Hid ; Etko (two uiiil- lions under wli eii s’. r» Upfd#ffl and
f r ordiiuii y i \p nses,8niills fdrbondif) cnr : tT holdu*e w-ho froPt qpiienr ui
Seven mills: Dunbarton (four mills the binks of'tl e c impHiiy ae tri.si*
t»r r linarv expen-e-*, 3 luiHi torrioiiifs Jt hold .tick hr *1 s i- niiies iiiacepci
Tight mfll«: Blyckvijle (five.miRsfor j other Can th*t of a lima fiq«. 0 w*pi
nr.tu^ary expori-es i if mills fnf homlj).d atfd tliL-^iin'-Riruno n-aon unde )I*
K lipe <f nr usiiN for ordinary expenses ; that Hny-othcr j»-!-in, » e--unit ion.
i miTN f.r b ind-) Fairfax (5 J J mi 1.1^ ci rvl>4»tion!jisi aaiy iu’errst direc*
for ordinary expanses 2k, in till for . i d ret iu the Mid stpek, hoi.ds or o
. A | er Mcurjjliits ' Iimi Itf <.*> f | nt* d by him
Eight and one-half mill* Allendale,; 5 That the mi c/*- riumln r of cop
(«ix mil's tor ordinary expenses; l M a I : »f ia li isrtir.rtt tins p;iiilH'ati*in“j(TM
mi Is for bonds) * ; di* ributed*. lh , -oii^:i ti;e rq» 1* or o'
K1i yen mill#: VVillis’nai. (7 mills for erwi-ie, t' paiirs./hserihers durieg t
* X mil lh* pr*’cec i g llie da'e >ho
ab' vc !'a. 1 o'Xb
•f'-lin K > oi i jy M^r
Sw >rn lb :ir*l euiecrit *al t •*r** :
this 7»h <l’\ rtf jpi ceinb r,
tried (lillVrent nMd-ic lifer
grttiigno relief from, tl em
1 liearil of IJohtRs Kidney
i g so good f' r k di ey trouble
e up my mind to give th-rm
I b»gan getting relief alnni?t
• li f !*t. 1 t 'ok two boxes of thi*
Suv jjirl in need rtFd(ssi>tani*(
<> twfvicp. is invitMl to call tit
e Rrff ttp Hon e o to wnte t<
il »* tualfou, Cqinmamlftnt Mni v
l‘ lioctiLt, t)-2l UmLerford St.,
<aiecuu!l6. Satrtli Caio[ina.-
Swift & Company, U. S. A
* • k- ■ • . ' '•
ewr of Uohi.i * Kuiney Fill* and they
fix link up fl*,e sgBiTi.-4—I), an’.*
th** iiue^t in the wor!d rt '* "
fide. At alt* (fe*b rV Fo«'«v-Mi hnrn
tt)i 1 Is* for 1 oird« )
J. B. AR^TRONti.
Trer-nrer Batawrll CouotdU
Bir: well. S. C., Oct 1, 1918.