Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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jwmwntrnmntw YOUNG WOMAN The Barnwell Sentinel .BarnweJI, S. C. MAN r— ANT TO GO TO COLLEGE AT OUR EXPENSE OR EARN SOME EXTRA MONEY THIS SUMMER, ? Attend the College of Your Choice. .. , 3 We have Carolina Farmer and Stockman Scholarships open in the following South 3 Carolina Colleges and any other you wish to select. y'TY - Anderson College. , Draughtons business College V Baily Military Institute. _ Furman University. (:hiCora College for Women. . Greenville Womans College. Coker College. ' LimestoneCollege. Columbia College^ “7T“:—' Medical College of~S; is. "T arsygTrv ,*v» 1 > *\ - |A lst*"—t* ■.--tv _V (Charleston College. Presbyterian College. ( Womans College of Due West. . Porter Military Acndeniv. . H Wofford College. • ' HERE IS OUR LIBERAL PROPOSITION. ^ All you have to do is to secure 200 three year subscriptions to the Carolina Farmer 3 and Stockman,»thc only farm paper published in the State. It is a regular standard farm . 3 paper and carries all the news and editorial matter relating to agriculture. You can get ^ people right around your section to take the paper easily, for once they know vqu are ^ trying to pay your way through college they will help you. In addition to the fact that ^ they will see the value of the Carolina Farmer and Stockman as a paper to have in the ^ home. ..~4 • — t~ - KASY TO GET SUBSCRIPTIONS. _ — - _ Here is the way it works out; If you will secure 200 three-year subscribers at $2 each 3 during your spare time this summer, we will give you absolutely FREE ascholarship valued - at $130 at any one of the institution you select above; or at any other institution you w ant : to attend. If you secure more than 200 subscriptions we pay you in cashper cent of ’ every dollar you take in, or if you fail to get 200 we give you in cash 25 per cent of every dollar. c * In addition to this we will aid you all during the summer, by having our Field Representative come and help you get subscriptions which w ill Ik* credited to you. . - . THIS IS OUR PROPOSITION. Write today dn the attached coupon, and we will send you full particulars. We furnish all necessary literature and receipt books and help »-r*M j - - . - cut this out and mail today. CAROLINA FARMER AND STOCKMAN. COLLEGE DEPT. . CHARLESTON, S. C. Please send me, without any obligation on my part to accept them: full particulars anil information in regard to your scholarship plan, wherthy t can attend college next season at your expense. Name. * • . Add re ss (Tow n> 3 — - County. . , fr f'UUiHtiUUUUUkMtUiUiUHMUIUHHUUiUtUiUiUlUiUtUUUUlUiMHUtUtUUiUhiiMmiiM 'C JUST RECEIVED A CAR LOAD Of Extra Nice Harness, Saddle and < Work Horses. 1 have a lot of nice mules and some cheap stock.;- A nice stock of all kinds of buggies, wagons, sad dles. lap robes, storm aprons and rubber coats, at the right price for cash or on easy terms. Come To See Me. Charlie Brown BarnweJI, South Carolina Copyright ly.i bf H J. Kcyiiotu* Tobacco op. w . L liste get the Prince AY your smoketaste flush up against a listening post—and you’ll get the Prince Albert call, all right! You’ll hunt a jimmy pipe so quick and get so much tobacco joy out of every puff you’ll wish you had been bom twins! For, Prince Albert puts over a turn new to every man fond of a pipe or a home made cigarette. It wins your glad hand com pletely. That's because it has the quality! And, right behind this quality flavor and quality fra grance is Prince Albert’s freedom from bite and parch which is cut out by our exclusive patented process. We tell you to smoke your fill at any clip—jimmy pipe or makin’s cigarette—without a comeback 1 \ Toppy red bags, tidy red tine, handeome pound and half pound tin humidore—and—that clever, practical pound cryttal glaee humidor with eponge moieteher top that kqepe the tobacco in each perfect condition. — Reynold* Tobacco Co., Winston-Salem, N. WEINER’S CRIMSON CLOVER rror WORD*RTVT, SOXX, XX. * ^KOVINO CROP. An Txcelle. ** »»« Sprlaf Qrazln* Ok- 5* rly . Green Pud- -® 004 Crop ‘ ' Crimson Clorv * ffPj from the first of .»v ,v l°S October. It u, paillv. ‘. ir > . Va * **• ' ' » Boil Impr ■*'*’—fgr t sou impr v»- ■ l„■ OVV.OR, Rowin J it V h * -— -.nr. turning it . . . * , *l]<*win^ May. and rroWWh O'tu.'.J <rcy>aj each year. A BE 5U3E TO SOW WOOD’S SEEDS TIkt are carrf-.t’ly nelectod and •! f<>r jr- mination and fm* imnurlth-4 and obi<sctloi&* able wttd ‘H.t-d:. SEED POTATOES for FaR Crop l-ri «• ju*t (*■ arr* ap J. e, nu/ fcil United States Railroad Administra tion Director General of Railroads SUMMER EXCURSION FARES via SOUTHERN railroad lines From Barnwell, S:C\, to ■I Asheville, N. C. r.^rr. .. ,C. _ .v_. , ....:$ 12.18 Black Mountain, \. C..-_ ... .*...12.84 Hendersonville, N. C. ..... .10.98 | Ridgecrest, N. C. . ... ........ 12.S4 iSaluda. N. C. ’ ... in.3| Wa>qetviDe, N. c._ 1.Y72 | C hick Springs, S. C. \.. ! 9.66 i Tate Springs. IVnn. ... 17.46 ! Sewanei*. Fenn. -f.'.T. v.. v , And many odu-r atirictiw rt*i>rts at equally low ruivs The ab<ive rati-s d<» n«»t iq^tuiewar tax. llckets on sale daily lrooL2h> 1^’b to September knh. good for return to original *tartiog>t**flt ** before Utoier 31, 1*119. For further u;f«»rrtiation apnh ru krt \*ent. ur RW. limit. U. R .V, -Ourlrtton. ‘ %gf|i t arphii ’ i Big Money Saving SALE is still going on and we are Still selling under the same prices. We ask you people to come and look around and compare our prices. We are sure we • * X '„ can please you. We must raise the V cash, as we need the room for our BIG FALL LINE. We will still sell you, special for Saturday and Monday, $1.50 Broom for 69 cents all day long. Buy v as many as you want. We will sell five bars of Octagon soap for 30c from 4 to 5 Q’i WE THANK YOU. g- Look for the Big Red Sign You will find..... —