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The Barnwell Sentinel, Barnwell, S. C Miss Margarette Patterson left Tuesday for Colombia where she will visit her sister Mrs. Lewis Murrv. Miss Sus'fe punj^ar, of Meyers The Bard well Banking Com pany has been authorized by the Comptroller of the Currency at Washington, D C., to begin business as The First National ■Bank oLBamwdl- The rhange was made on the lbthiust. V t Thp BiJl introduced IIjwi. Jfts, K. Davis prohibiting tli*‘ moving of a **i>untyWat to any point in tin* county within less than < ;.'ht of a -county line, h?<- passed .third reading in the Hoi -eand is now befoiui. the‘Senate. Barnwell ■ Oniuty ■ s anxious 1\ ..waiting tljt final result. There a memorial ser vice held at the Metlioui-t Church la it night in honor of Private. W.1). Richardson, who died on tlRorirv across and his PERUNA r Mr. Jack Fanning, of Willis Urn-, was in the eitv Tuesday. M ill T spent Idy l w*#fc-*nd -with lier" brother/-Mr. W. M: Dun bar. of tyhis/o/ty. /* The friends of Mrs. W. II Manning are sorry to know that she has influenza’and hope for her speedy recovery. ' ■ Mr. and Mrs. 0. 0 Meyers and ('apt. J. A.- Meyers, .of : Meyers Mill, were welcome vis-, iiors in town Monday. Mr. HI like Plexicd, who has been visiting his sister. Mis- Nannie Rlexico. of Barnwell, left Tuesday for-his home at York, John CXfforet WFT. JL Uniform, Prove* Himself * / heal Hero New York, Jan. ]...—There have many war heroes, but there is certainly no more conspicuously .heroic figure than John H. Clifford, Baptist minis ter in time of peace, but real fighter in time of war, who has been awarded the Croix de Guerre fdr extraordinary heroism in action John Clifford Fannie Graham on Tuesday for Liquid or Takkt Perrtt • Owens Drug Go;, Fairfax, S. C. pavs nil postage for orders over. q,p. ceifis. Coh-J. M. Ryan, of Colum bia. is visiting relatives and friends in the city. Messre. 1\ IF. Wade and J. R. Kitchens, o*i Elko, were visi tors here Tuesday. • *> ' . ... * Mr. F. D. Rowell,, of Hilda, eujted at this office last week and r( hewed his subscription. Judge of Probate John K. Smiling, went .up to Columbia on hu'diK-ss Tuesday morning. Mr. M. I). Brooker left today as a Y. M. C. A. worker, braved the red wrath of war. He has. been in the firing zone as" much as the hardiest infantryman and was decorated for a most tmiisuat\lex- ploit. He was one of three" mprrwlnr braved incessant enemy shell fire Miss Eva Mae Broughton, having recovered from an attack of infiuehka, returned to Lime stone "'College, Gaffney j B. C.. on Tuesday. Mrs. J. E. Newsome and son Master. A.* B. Newsome, o Augusta, (la., spent last week Fanning o. .Barnwell County, was sentenced in United States court here today to .serve one year in the ..feilerrl prison at Atlanta after conviction on a charge of shooting off two of his fingers to escape .. military service. for North Carolina where lie will enter Wakeforo^t College. Mr. J. B. Armstrong and Dr. R. W..<Rijev, County Treasurer and Auditor, spent several days in Columbia this week a<sisting in the arranging of Barnwell County Appropriation Bill. Among those who are, suffer ing with influen-ia are Mrs. Sallie McNah, Mrs.NellieCave, Mr« I. H.! i r and MrST Virginia Sanders. Their many friends hope for their early re covery. Pvt. Riley and Sgt. Muz- Dee. 26.—Many times during. Ihe pa.M year General Pershing has taken oceanion to eommena the wtn* ef the Yrll. C. A. for the soldier* of the A. K. F. and to express his keenest appreciation for the many good deeds done by the “Y' M in this Wife. W. C. Jennings and little soiv^iill, hare the “flu.’iTheir L'HJiifcsi hope for their early re- CLASSIftED LOCAL ADYS Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Furse and Mr. Milled ge Rountree, of Martins, wore in Barpwell Tuesday, f FOR SALF. - One two story bouse eon taining eight rooms, ail modern eon vcnienccs including garage: on prooli nent street, town o( Barnwell, large lot. Terms hall cash, remainder to suit par chaser. Apply to G. M. Greene, Bar* orders to Owens ursky arrived in the city Tues day after having received their Drug Co., rmrfax, b.- C. and they will pay postage on orders over 50 cents. 9 The friends of Mrs. George W. Anderson, of Dunbarton, will regret to learn that she had a fall Monday morning while going down the steps, which resulted in a broken arm. honorable discharges. Like th° rest that have received dis charges, they came home with ,r SmilesF’ * - Mail your orders to Owens’ Drug Co., Fairfav, S. C. and they will pav postage on orders over 50 cents. FOR SALE—Fresh* ground meal m Waeht*r’i> Gmt Mill for |J 10 pe* h istie 1 f. o l» mill WiTTOon, 8. C. fi-26 6m FOR SALK-One hundred and fifty bushels of good car corn at $2 66 per bushel. F. D. llowell, 1 27 it pd Hilda, S. C. SALESMEN WANTED-To solicit or der* for lubricating oils, greases and paints; Aalary or commission- Address THE HARVEY OIL CO , 1 27 It pd Cleveland, Ohio. During the twelve months ended Nov. 2, 1918 (its fiscal year), Swift & Company trans acted the largest volume of bust* ness on the smallest margin of profit in its history. * a Profits of the meat business—undet regulations of the Un'ted States Pood Administration — we e limited to ti maximum of 9 per cent on capital employed but not to exceed 2 H per dollar of sales. Swift & Company in the regulated departments earned 7-57 per cent oo capital employed ao4 2-04 cents per dollar of sales, out of t rhich had to be paid interest on borrowed money and taxes. Here is how these earnings (Red Steer Brands) Have Proven Their Quality in the Field ; — They have maintained highest rank for many years. “ Our customers say they are the best— In materials used— In care in manufacture— In crop results. \ ■ > v Be sure you get the best—SWIFT’S. Formulas for any crop on any soil. ’ We believe that most soils are becoming sadly lack ing in Potash. We can supply any desired percentage 6f Live-Stock Raiser— Swift & Company killed 14,948,000 head of livestock, which weighed alive, 4,971,500,006 pounds. . Swift & Company made a profit of only a fraction of a vent per pound liveweighl The sales of our meet departments were 4,012,579,000 pot» ds on which our earnings were less than A cent per pound. Order Swift’s Labor and cars are not normal yet, ilizers early and be sure of your supply. “It Pays to Use Them” .■ i s ■ ■ ——— - *■ ' '— : —V Manufactured by: SWIFT and COMPANY (Fertilizer Works) 7 Sales Office: CHARLOTTE, N. C. Factories' Wilmington, N. C. Greensboro, N. C. Columbia, 5. C. Chester, S. C. The pea capita cont-imption of meq* in the United States is given as 190 pounds. If a consumer purchased onto Swift & Company’s products he woun contribute only about 78 cents a yea* or 1A cents a week as profit to the company. WIFTS >' SOLD BY R. S. Martin, Williston, S. C H. D. Still, Blackville. S. C. 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