Barnwell sentinel. (Barnwell C.H., S.C.) 185?-1925, April 24, 1919, Image 5
The Barnwell Sentinel, Barnwell, S. C,
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CLASSIFIED LOCAL ADYS.
For Sale
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FOR RENT—On" 4-rOofn hobse.
Apply to Mrs.L. C. Tobin,
. _ ^ / — Barnwell, S. C.
r FOR SALE—Send yojir orders (or cab
bage to' r -
' B-. F.-Oardner,
- Evergreen Farm,
4-22 6tpd Blackvillc, S. C.
HOUR KODAfU FINISHING
All rolls developed 10c; packs
20c up; prints 2 l-2c 4c-5c, en
larging 35c up. Specialists—we do noth
ing but kodak finishing. All work guar
anteed to please. Eastman Kodak, Films,
Supplies.
Colombia Photo Finishing Co.
mi TAYLOR STREET. COLUMBIA, S. C.
3-25-tf
FOR SALE — An attractive six room
house, most -desirable residence Sec
tion. Large lot, stables and garage;
convenient to^chool and depot. Ap
ply Box 44. c <JK
FOR SALE— Eithec one of two family
horses, both guaranteed. One for
$200.00, the other for $150.00, half
cash; both cheaper for all cash. Hav
ing bought-an automobile I only need
one horse*
T. B. Ellis, Jr.,
4-15-tf Lyndhurst, S. C.
LOCAL ITEMS.
Mr. B. T. Rice, of Columbia,
is visiting relatives and friends
^lur-e this week.
Mr. and Mr.i~John B. Ilarh*v r
-of Wagoner, spent tjie Easter
holidays with relatives here;
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—Miss Olivia Rook, of SVau-
M»a, S. C;, spent the \veek_iind
with relatives.
Wilhur and Dorothy Pate, of
Kline, spent the week end with
, Mrs. G. M. Greene.
Mi-s ABeen© Spivey, of Con
way,-spent the Easter holidays
with Miss Elizabeth Burck-
h alter.
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Miss Sallie Pate, of Columbia,
S. C., spent several days in town,
the guest of her sister, Mrs. G.
M. Greene.
BLACXVILLE NEWS ITEMS-
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Blackville,’ S. C. April 21.—
Mrs. Harry , Ri<jrh r and Miss
Rosa Hitch,
for Grand
COTTON ASSOCIATION
WITH $20f,WQ,H®0 ST'
OCK
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Continued.firom jagc/onc.
fjleft jriundajy night
Qpera, in Atlanta, that tlie people of South Caro-
Mivs Sibley Bnist^ has heon "^1 bike tlieir. propo^
visiting/here siate^/ Misgf Rosa-1$'°/ capital -. stock
mond, who is teaching school ^ us corporation whether it
teaching
in 8 Ellenton. ‘ ■ __T
Mrs. Nathaniel Isreal and
little son,, of Charleston, were
the 'gtiesta of Mrs. Herman
Brown, last week.
Quite a number of young
people attended the dance in
Williston, Friday night—
Miss Zelda Halford, gave a
picnic at Healing Springs, on
Saturday, for her music pupils.
The little M isses Catherine
and Sarah Matthews and Mas
ter Johnny Mathews, gave an
Eastor egg hunt at the “Oak
Grove”, on Saturday afternoon.
M iss Pena Brown, who goes
to Aiken Convent, was at home
for Easter.
Little Mr. II. E. Gyles, Jr.,
spent the week-end with his
Aunt Mrs. T. H. Chisolm.
Mr. Thco. Ilecs has returned
from “Over Seas”.
Mr. and Mrs. C. E, Fishburne
and sou, Willard, have beeir
spending several 3aya with re
latives in Blackville.
There ^was quite a delightful
party given on Friday night bv
Miss Deratin' Nine stein. Punch
and cake were served during
the t veiling.
The many frit
Wyatt BrowiTfng
Welcome him back again
Jims been “Over Seas”,
I Mr*. T. It. Chisolm,
Tuesday in Augusta,
Miss Rac Sanders is hom
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a few days.
be $100,000,000, or $200,.000,
000, and pledges its full support
to see that said stock is taken.
This Committee recommends
that all banks in the South in
crease their combined capital
and surplus by fifty percent
(50*%) , or to such an amount
they may find to be practicable,
for the purpose of enabling
them to make larger loans ' to
individual borrowers upon cot
ton collateral, and to meet the
increasing demands upon all
banks for financial assistance.
It is suggested that there is
a very large investment iu
Liberty Bonds in the South
which mav be converted into
this increase of capitaL-with
advantage both to the investor
and the bank.
State Banks in the South not
members of the Federal Reserve
System are urged to join tlie
Federal Reserve System. Tne
South will market and finance [
its cotton crop. This will .com-!
pletely revolutionize tli© entire j
business‘ iut -rests of the South, |
It means cennnereial freedom,!
progress and prosperity.
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ITEMS OF NEWS FROM WILLISTON.
Wilihtou, S.' tb. April 20—
'■ Misses Helen Jones, Helen
jicut.
Shand and Jxnvttu Nhdson. all
lad tt*
of Columbia, al*e visiting Mrs.
IK
W. D. B!mk.
O rtrude Mcllichamn. I
sqicnt
who is teaching in Maysville, *
| was at home for the Easter
t holidays, accompanied by her
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friend, Miss Margaret Briggs.
SF.lf*ICES AT HI. W.KVILLP
Blackville, April 20.—Forth©
first time in its history the Black-
Rub-My-Ti-m is a great pain
killer. It relieves pain and sore-
n«ss CflU-^d by Rheumatism,
Neuralgia, Sprains, etc.—Adv.jviffe Ihbivw* celebrated tht
Mr. Charlii- Aiken Prill, wl.o 1 <‘«> R dv t r lioh.lar by hol,li.« ser
received a wound in someth has
Miss Loulfe Ilarvin, of Co
lumbia, is visiting her sister,
Mrs. John Odiorne. 1
Mr. and Mrs* .1. K. Gariline,
of “New Y’ortr City, were itr
Williston Saturday,
user- % " visiting
viccu-for tin- t«. days, comluc | J!™- H.rtey and family |
J. Katz,
li
tJui last two d«n -.
oi
Beaufort.
far
been discharged and reached]!.*. ^ ... , ,
home Sutulav night. 1 1|,ey » ,n al '° lmve 9trvle<
Miss TTizabeth Burckhalt* r
returned to Chicora College
Monday, after sending Faster
at home. '
Mr. Tiios v E. Sneliingwho is
a student in" the University
spent a few days in Barnwell
willrQiis parents recently. -
Ruh-My-Tisui is n powerful (
antis* j,tic ; kills the poison j G’-afigeburg,
caused from infected cuts, cures
old sores, tetter, etc.—-Adv.
Mr. Ja-pcr C. Sojoihr.er of
Denmark a University stutRgit
visited his friend Mr. Thus.
Sneiiing last Sunday.
Among the Sunday visitors
to Barnwell wa- Miss bailie
l’ate of
friends were glad to see her.
Mass: Marie Blackwell of the
CoTuiiibia female college visited
KLINE NEWS ITEMS -— 1
Mi->es Jeanette - Plexico
and Lillian Jenkins, who are
attending Business College in
Columbia; spent the Faster
holidays with relatives.
Mr. Laurin Bradley of
ent Sunday with
his parents Mr. and Mrs. J. L.
Bradley.
Miss .Geraldine Green, of
Williston, is the guest of Miss
Lila Cooke.
Miss I Jewry Walker, of Port
RovaKtnid Miss Ada Walker,
who is aUvudingChicoraCollege, * ,!, “ na - t>r
Columbia. Iler manv |' werc th<l "eck-end guest of Mrs.
J. B. Harley. x
Quite a* crowd enjoyed the
sociable given by MistH-Viola
Mr. Gardine is making a tour of
the South, delivering address j
ULlhe —Banking Associatlons.
on Internauonal Banking.
Mr. and Mrs Eugene Green,
of Houston, Texas, are at the
bed side of Mi\ L. A. Greene,
who is dcsperatelyjil with no
hope of recovery?
Miss-Mary Harley, has re-
turned from a short visit to her
sister, Mrs. Barnhill* of Co
lumbia. *
Mrs. II. II. Altman and
children, formerly of # .Chata-
nooga, are visiting Mrs.
Altman's mother, Mrs. Hattie
Rountree,. Mr. Altman, who.is
well known in Williston has re-
general
Atlantic and
rentIv been appointed H
of the
her friend Miss Dixie Owens 0 L Jenkins ’ X °L l Saturday evening
Dunbarton last week through
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thF Faster holidays.
Miss Harriett Patterson of
Ashley Hall, Charleston, S. C.,
spent the holidays here with
iiei parents, Mr. and Mrs, J. O,
Patjtersou, Jr. - *
Miss Blanch Aixiiker of the
Columbia Female College spent
the holidays with her friend
Miss Sadie Harter of Fairfax
~S7~G7~ 7 ^~
P^or May and June wedding
gifts, you wHTfcidratGantt's
jewelry stores, in Earn well and
Allendale, quite a nice line ot
Gorliam’s sterling silver, Shef
field plated ware, community
50-year guaranteed silver ware,
cut glass, and clocks.
606 quickly relieves ConstL
pation, Biliousness, loss of Ap
petite and Headaches, due to
Torpid Liver.—Adv.-
Among the young ladies of
the county who came home
from the Columbia Female Col
lege for the Easter holidays
were: Misses Dixie Owpes, of
Dunbarton; Louise Weekly of
Ulmers; Sadie Harterand John
nie Googe, of Fairfax; Betne
Kmard,- of Fhrhardt;' Daisy
Rizer, Norma Brabham, Ltnnice
Brow'n.ard Mary. N©ely, of Olar,
and F'loy^'Sauls of Brou»OQ.
in honor oFn. Misses Jeanette
Plexico and Lilian Jenkins.
Mr. M. E Plexico, of Barn
well, spent the week end with
relatives here. r .
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IT IS LITTLE USE.
It it little use for the local
editor to waste his lungs and
sprain his spine in trying to
boom a town when the citizens
all stand, around with their
hands in their pockets and in
differently wait for something
to turn up. If the capitalists
or business men do not put
their shoulders to the wheel, it
is useless for the -editor to try
and boost things. He can write
“boom” articles until he gets
bald-headed, but if the citizens:
thamsePves do not .take hold
and'do a little pushing, the town CAMP KIRKLAND MEETS,
will stay stuck in the mitd. Of - The annual meeting of the
: Pacific Tea Company, of Chai-
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lesion.
Miss A Iona Burckhalter, of
Aiken, has returned heme after
sending some time with Mrs.
S. G. Matthews, who has been
bqite ill.
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Mrsv Annie Weathersbee and
daughter, Miss Mattie, -have re
turned Lioiife after a visit to
Mrs. G. E. Bamberg, pf Bam
berg.
Mrs. Reynolds Martin, will
entertain the williston Chapter
of U. D. C. at her.home, Fri-^
day afternoon.
There was a grand Piaster
ball given by the young men of
the town, on P>iday evening at
Kennedy r s? hall. It was ^
thoroughly enjoyed by the large
crowd that attended, many of
whom came from different
parts of the State. The music,
as usual, -was furnished by
Sturgis band, of Augusta.
what use is it for the local paper
to suggest improvements and
tions are never acted upon?
One man can not boom a town.
It requires Concentrated action
of the citizens. When one man
shoulders a town and attempts
Sons of Veterans of Camp B.
B. Kirkland will be held *t
irew' enterprises if the sugges-i Meyers Mill, at eleven o’clock,
on the first P'riday *ip May.
'Officers will - be- elected and
other Camp business will l>e
transacted. Inquiry will ^be
made nP to the welfare of the
P> carry iUtlu-re are always a lot-j*Veteraus. Pork, bread, etc., will
of cranky kickers feady to jump be served for dinner. All*
on l<qj of tne load. I nity of ac-j veteran-* are invited. Sons~ofi
what
veteran-i are inviterl. Sons~of
—Latta Olv- j Veterans who wish to joinlin
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They are all stopping at Gantt’s jewelry Itore these days. Why? Because
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he handles the famous and wonderful “New' Day Phonograph”
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The Claxtonola
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The Caxtonoa Phonograph is a new machine manufactured by- the
Benard Manufacturing Company, of Iowa City, Iowu, and is being intro-
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duced in the South by many leading dealers. The Caxtonoa is winaing
its well deserved place among the many makes of phonographs as the
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Softest, Sweetest and Most Pleasing Toned
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Instrument of Its Kind on the Market
and goes out to the purchaser absolutely guaranteed from every standpoint.
You can not appreciate good music until you have heard the Caxtonoa.
Free Demonstration
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Every Saturday
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PAery Saturday there will be a free demonstration of the Claxtonola at
(iantt's store in Barnwell and every body* that comes to town is invited
to attend these demonstrations and hear the soft and melodious tones of
this New and Wonderful machine. The Claxtonola.
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Barnwell,
Yours for Service
D. GANTT
“The Jeweler* 9 , *
South Carolina.
THEDA BARA
I IN
CLEOPATRA
Theda Bara as ‘‘Cleopatra,” the Siren of the Nile,
is the most sumptuous aiuLspectacular film drama
ever produced. ' - v :.. ...
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That mystic Land of the Pharaoh, Egypt,-—the
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Egypt of Cleopatra’s time,—orientally luxurious and.
riotously extravagant, is wonderfully depicted in all
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its barbaric splendor. ry~ -
The Sphinx, the Pyramids, and the desert eternal
are all there.
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TUESDAY, APRIL S9TH.
Night 9 P. M.
Admission 25 and 50c, war tax included.
, BLACKVILLE, S.C;