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% The Barnwell Sentinel, Bahiwdl, S. C g FIRE, BONDING, STOCK INSURANCE I AND REAL ESTATE DEALERS Prompt and fair treatment received here Office second floor ijver ^Moody’s store. Diamond Construction Makes the Pennsylvania Station Strong Like pNHJtDELPHIA m- - atx Barnwell Sentinel, Owned nud Published Every Thursday It the NEW SENTOEL PUBLISH ING COMPANY i —AT— - BARNWELL, 8. C. 7 (hui. Oabroll Simms, ♦ President fare. ti. Subllino, Sec.-Tress, sod Gen eral Manager. & #*6rthd-c'aae mail matter Feb- U, 1906, at the Poetoffice at Barn- Wall, 8. 0., under the Act of Congress Of March 8, 1879. Legal ad vertising al the rate of 11.00 per ieeh first insertion, and fifty cents Oath subsequent insertion. Obkaaries. Tributes of Respect. Reso lutions of Respeot. Cards of Thanks gad nil other reading notices not news, will be charged for at the rate of fifty ants per ineh. or one cent per word, end insertion, with a minimum charge tf U osnta. .... Ail changes of advertising and all nomonications must be addressed u> Hie Barnwell Sentinel and must be in this office not later than Tuesday morning to insure publication in the anient issue. Ail communication* must be signed by the writes, not for publication, but M an evidence of good faith, and topro- test the newspaper. BUBBCB1PTI0M KATKA. One year $1 50; Si i month* 90c; | the readers of the county papers years, they can buy these goods. If an advertisement will lead people to enter a store the good sales men; will sell them something they need be/ore ihey ledve.' , The farmer needst0“ idveftlae his products. They have been depending* toor rntoch on one money crop. There is * wide^ spread d*f>il*e , /or dearly eVei'y- tiling the farmer raises* An Adverti^meat in the comity paper showing where bggfeq poultry, syrufy And Other farm prodO’ets caii do wcured would go a lon& ways to,beat the boll weevil* The present labor, situation is a wide held for advertising. The man needing labor, or the person witli labor to sell can come nearer to meeting their desires by using the columns g ar( j of the county paper than by any other means. , Those professions Jliat admit of a professional card in the advertising columns will find he is introducing himself to his future business connections. The seeing of a professional card week after week will in delibly fix itself on the minds of the- readers so that they will in need of such services turn to the man whose name is contm- .fhr*H mrtnth* 50c. IS APVAKCK order ■ remitting cheek* or money make payable to TbI NkW HuNTISKI I’fBMKHIJia Co. “THE COUNTRY PARSON. Out* of our exchanges, refers I to a recent statement ol Guv. R. | u< | ver ti H e A. Cooper to the effect that the state needed more reaching and less preaching. In this remark we have only a fragment of what the governor said, lie certainly did mean to !>e under stood as disparaging preaching. We know him and his relation to ministers too well for that. He is one of the liest inemliers of one the best Baptist churches in the state. The above title wus not used by (»ov. Cooper, hut by the 'exchange in. question which goes on to indicate that the country minister would find in saving children from in fantile paralysis, hogs from cholera, and cows from cattle ticks a variety of “church services’’ which should the precedence uallj before them. li is often lamentably true that the county' paper is - so busy looking-after the interests of others till it forgets it«elf. . It should bi borne in mind that any newspaper office stands to furnish all sorts of printing and engraving. It pays to GOOD ROADS. There is a story which has come down to us from the days of our pioneer ancestors. It is said that on one occasion Davy Crockett found a raccoon up a tree. The coou was using his ability to outwit the hunter. Finally he looked down and recognized his pnrsuer us the noted Crockett. He said “If that is you Crockett, you neednt shoot for I will come down.” In the case of good roads the )H‘ople represent the coon up the tree, and will huve to come down. The question is how shall we finance them r The move meat take I l K *gau in the south with the over preaching coining of the automobile. the gospel. It is not to \*o denied that any minister who is so well in formed as to Im* able to serve his community in these matters as well as in preaching is there fore a better minister tlmti one who cannot. Our exchange in- Greenville advertently omitted the ad ditional fact that at the pres ent pay for ministers the min ister who gave this additional help to liis receive an average that of a sawmill hand, a depot porter, or even the average laborer. Why not make them National highway^ crossing several states was the first move. Them came the idea of state systems of roads, -or county systems. Mecklenburg Co*, N., C., is better known for its good roads than for anything else. county in this state The year 10J8 was notable in this respect. The cro|)s were not only started earlier, but also matured earlier. Cotton opened fully v three weeks ahead of ifci usual time. In other years the weather reverses itself. The winters of 1917-1918 imm k e i n g Iff marked contrast: 7 f * The study Of weather condi tions is very interesting, but a large part of weather wisdom is only guess workT^Sotne folks believe that the moon has a great deal todo with the wetness or dryness of the time. Others have an idea that a cool spell must accompany Easter. There is something said about convin cing people against their wills, so we wjuLsAy nothing in re- ohejished , tradi- . tions. The coy eminent wither forecasts allow a • respectable percentage of el-fors although they are based on accurate methods. The methods are certain, it is the weather that behaves in an unceTtaior way. Where records have l>een kept for over 200 years there i9 evi dence that the weather tends to repeat itself about "every thirty >ears. TEMPERANCE LEADER INDORSES TANLAC. Mrs. Stone Was Associate of Late Founder of W. C. T. U. THROUGH FRISCO FIRE RELATES EXPERIENCES WITH "MASTER MEDICINE." WHICH QAVE WON- DERKL BENEFIT Ou nce. The federal government is offering aid, provided the states will, cooperate. Our sister community would state, Georgia," is waking up to wage below do this suggested service in saving children, hogs, andcattle? The average minister doesnt get enough above a bare, living to enable him to qualify him self to serve bis people iu these important, but secondary mat ters. As other agencies help to uplift the living scale of the couutry ministers they enable them to be more helpful to their communities. IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE When the bicycle craze stiuck the country it came in a wave of advertising. Afterward the mem bers of a certain bicycle fac tory felt that their product was too well known tp need addi tional advertising. The result was that its sales fell off more than half. It is one thing t to have something to sell. It is another to let the buyers know what it i9 and where they can JWlfc'TJu* is the gist Of ad vertising, Advertising rests on the fact that human nature will talk, and must have something to talk about. The advertiser says “You must talk about what I have to sell.” When people get together they want to know Where did you buy that unde, or automobile, or hat, or dress, or something else”? This il ad- Instead yf haring lying on the shelves u the need for goods. Several counties there have voted bond issues ranging from $20,000 to $200,000; SPutb Carolina will some day do. likewise. The use of automobiles will surely secure good roads. The life of_a car on good .roads is more than double than where rough roads prevail. The use of motor trucks is increasing aud will soon seriously compete with railroads for short hauls. It is only a question of time before the users of the public highways will consider it a good-investment to vote bonds for good roads. THE WEATHER. The past week has been by weather that to marked One of the feature* that di*ting<ii*h«« Taalat from all other proprietary medicine* la - the large number of prominent people every where who are giving (heir unqualified endorsement. Among the etatemente recently re- • «*‘Ved at the Tanlae offie h on* in par ticular that is sure to *ur*ad wid>* spread interest throughout the coun try. hating been made by Mrs.'Martha K 8 tone. of Third Ate.. North we»t. Seattle, Wash. She is a noted temperance lecturer a ho formally year* was associated with the late Frances K. Willard, founder of the W. O- T. l T , In relating her experience* with Tim lac, Mr*. Stone *a d : • "I think it in the duty of everyone who ha* been re lie ted a* I have to do what they can to help other*. There fore. it gives uie pleasure to tell ol the benefit* I have derived from the use of Tanlae. * 1 wa* a great *utTerer for man year> from stomach trouble, which be rime so had ! had to take t » my bed. where 1 lay for six weeks entirely help less. • The least noise wojI 1 upjet me and 1 was not allostel t> see anyone i’or fear it would excite"me. hi.3 IvvaiT told that my entire nervous system had suffered a tot*I collap-e. You see, I had pis.ed through the great San Francisco tire, in which I lo*t every thing L posseted and iny experience • as a severe shi rk to my already over wrought nervojs system^. When at last I was able to get out pf bed I would have such awful .di/zy tpel Istlrat everything,in my room seemed to 8i;iii around as though I was in the center of a whirlpool. My stomach was so weak and my appetite ao poor that I hardly ate a' thing, and what little 1 forced down soured and formed gals that pressed up in my throat and chest and made me hoarse, so much so that 11 had difficulty in Bpeaking. I also suffered much from pain in the lower part of my body from the gas. My liver, too, was all out of Order and my kidneys gave me do.end .of trouble. “ When my son-in-law said that the medicine I was taking -were doing The Pennsylvania Station is strong because it is sup ported in every direction by sturdy diagonal braces that form diamonds everywhere. The battery is strong because its plates, like the sta tion, are buih on the Diamond principle. 1 That is why the plates do not buckle nor lose their active material. That is why the battery can be guaranteed for eighteen months. That is why we are the official Philadelphia Service Station. I . Expert battery re-charging and repairing. Free inspection—any battery—any make, any car, any time. Drop In today and let us look at the condi tion of your battery., » * Vickery Bros. DARN WELL, S. C. 7c ___ __ i .. me no good, he induced me 'to try many seemed unseasonable. As. T .„ Uc , „ he iaid it hsd ione pay the mere hint to ttll, muds' roraex far south ,as Columbus, Ohio, the cold -damaged fruit and vegetables to the extent of $2. 000,000, in northern; Kentucky and southern Indiana the dam age mounts to a respectabl fig ure. Even in South Carolina the crops have suffered severely. .The weather is always a favorite topic with most people, but we should remember that sometimes the wish is father to the thought when we regard it as unseasonable. Almanac makers fix the dat^/ when the sun crosses the line and call this the official loginning of spring. These gentlefueu can make aJntauacs, but they cannot control the weather condition*; Bometjmei the spring begins ur mktg ^dotnifc believed it would halp me, too. To oblige him I got me a bottle, and the first few doeea convin ced me that it was just what I needed, and mv flsrt boitle put me right on my feet. I am now on my Second bottle and am in splendid shape, for hiy nerves are practically in a normal Etite for the first time in several years, which I consider a remarkable thing I have a floe appetite and can eat most anything 1 want without suffsr-, ing any unpleasantness afterwards. Tanlae is fast helping me to overoome m / troubles, and I feel that I am getting on just fine ever since 1 began taking it.” Bold by J. A. Porter. Barnwell; Sear.- son Drug Co., Allendale; J.-H. Bandera, JJ ackvi.ie ; 11 M < ^ .*. Jr. iUidoe; Fairfax Drug Co. Fairfax^ Kerdali Lumber Co,,* Arten.Uie: Belfaei Plantation Co., MdhettertHV; X. 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