Barnwell sentinel. (Barnwell C.H., S.C.) 185?-1925, July 10, 1919, Image 5
The Barnwell 5£jQt<nel, Barnwell, S. C
CLASSIFIED LOCAL ADVS
Mr..end Mrs. J. Normnn Anderson
HAPPY WOMEN
returned home Monday after a two
wehks visit in various cities through
out the United
HOUR KQDAjt FINISHING
n Barnwell, and
. I ^ All rolls developed 10c; packs
- 20c up; prints « l-2c-4c-5c, en
larging 35c up. Specialists—-we do noth
ing but kodak finishing. All work guar
anteed to please. EastmirrKbdak, Films,
Supplies. V . v „
Columbia Photo Finishing Co.
Mm-TAYLOR STREET, COLUMBIA, S. C.
3’25-tf ‘ J A-'
Good Kraaon For it
Clemson
College.T^Secretary Hous
the Department ,of Agri
culture, EaUl in an address reeont ly
delivered to a conference of editors ol
agricultural journals: “It would be
desirable to facilitate land settlement
in more systematic fAshion. This has
been too long left, to the haphazard
intervention of private enterprise, and
the Nation has suffered not a little
from irresponsible private direction
I think it is high time for the ^eder'aF
and State governments both, as well
as local communities, to seek to aid
in land settlement by furnishing actual
facts, reliable information, and agri
cultural guidance to begining farmers,
and to promote well-considered settle
ment plans. It is particularly vital
that the process of acquiring owner
ship of farmers be encouraged and
Mrs. Julia E. Harter and daughter
Miss Sadie and Mrs. Annie J.' Smith
and son, Master John Paul, all of
Fairfax, were in this city Monday
afternoon.
Is Now On At i
Gantfs Jewelry Stores
IN
Barnwell and Allendale.
Wouldn’t any woman be happy
After years of bttckac-he suffering,
Days ofTmsery, nights of unrest,
The distress of urinary, troubles, .
When she finds freedom.- —v
Many readers will profit by the fol
lowing. ~~
Mrs. J. L. Roger, Hampton, S. C.,
ssrysr ~ ~ A beat five years ago F -ws?
troubled with a very lame back, which
ached hard nearly all the time. My
kidneys didn’t act right and were
v*y annoying. I had suffered for
some time when I was advised to cry
Doan’s Kidney Pills. After taking
them a short time, I began to fell re
lief. My back felt stronger, the ache
v, as fast disappearing and my kidneys
began to act normally again. One
box of Doan’s gave me complete re
lief. I haven't-needed a kidney rem
edy since Doan’s Kidney Pills 'cui*ed
me.’’ j w
Price 60c., at all dealers. Don’t
simply ask - for a kidney remedy—get
Doan's Kidney, Pills—the same that
Mrs. Kroger * had. Foster—
Uo , Mfgrs., Buffalo, N. Y.
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66k> has more imitations than any
other Chill and Fever Tonic on the
marker, trot no one wants imitation s.*
They are dangerous things 'in the
medicine line.—Adv. <
Barnwell. S. C.
The choicest articles are fast goifig.
Avoil yourself of the opportunity
of saving 10 per cent on all articles
in Jewelry, Silverware andi Cut
Glass and 20 per cent on Diamonds,
plain and stone rings. I have the
largest stock of Jewelry ever dis
played in Barnwell or Allendale and
to serve you-is a pleasure.
WILL PAY $46.50 CASH FOR
Yonr $50.00 Liberty Bond.
Draw on us without exchange through
your local bank. Attach bond to draft.
CLOW CONSULTING ENGINEERING
COMPANY,
' 121*1 1 ;l Washington Street,
• Columbia, S. C.
Miss Carrie A. Cave- left for
Charlotte, N. C., accompanied by
Mrs. Sen Hill Cave, wh44e they will
visit the formers brother, My. - W.
hastened
WANTED—Experienced col
ored fireman at light plant,
Apply to F. II. Miller, Supt. *
6-30-tf. Barnwell, 8. C.
Mr.- and. Mrs.- John B. McNab, of
Waynesboro, Ga.. will arrive here
Sunday" and will spend several days
with Mr. MeNab’s mother, Mr*.
Sallic McNab.
These views are also shared by the
Department of Labor and of the In
terior. Secretary Lane has agsoclat
ed with him. some of the best engi-
neers who have been connected with
reclamation work of various kinds
.Tl»e semi-arid lantjs of the West, the
cut-over and swamp lands of the
South-are being visited, that propel
measures may be taken as soon at
possible to render them fit for the
plow’, and open them for settlement
In these dayR of reconstruction
when Industry may ba.disorganized by
the cancellation of Government con
tracts for its products, and by thf
demobilization of large bodies both ol
working men and soldier*, the lane
beckons to the man more insistantl)
than ever before.. It will certainly b«
made easier for the man who winhea t<
own a farm to g*t ft on TOMBfibTf
terms. And these measure* curs
a far worse evil. They provide tht
very best security against the discon
fent likely to arise from unemploy
ment and a lack of food. The idle acrei
can give healthful and profitable etn
ployment to alt who can be placet 1
upon them* but home own-rah ip must
be (be goal, and fair annual profits
above a normal standard af living
must bo the means’ advanced to ae
cure these settlers. Almost even
FOR SALE—At Bargain prices,
.Jill buiimngs,-lumber, doors and win-
tlTtvs at North Camp Jackson. Also
two >0,000 gallon water tanks; four
.12 horse power gas engines; two
Worthington 24 inch -stroke pumps;
one SuO gallon Bowser pump and
tank. Address, Lewis Roofing, Co.,
V ; ************
Mr. Nates Blanton, of Orange- !
rg, grandson of the Re*»v Jorcnf'i
. Blanton, is here on a- visit to his
Jeweler
W. Blanton
Columbia
Local Ncwa
COLLEGE OF CHARLESTON
FOUNDED 1783
EXPERT PIANO TUNING
A college of highest standard, open to men and women
An intentionally limited enrolment insure*iindividual instruc
tion. IYmr year courses lead to the Bachelor’s degree. Tht
El Eckler, of Athen
ORGAN REBUILDING
Pre-Medical course, a special feature. Unsurpassed climate
For terms and catalogue, address %
Harrison Randolph, President, [Charleston, S. C.
Blanton
rcplar
ummef
>rangeburg Tuesday
Mill i. v
man can find roogent*4 employment
at hii home. If he owns it. or is bo
coming the owner of It A few acre*
will suffice to provide food supplies Is
largo port, for the family, and a sur
plus for market. Organised method!
of disposing of the surplus In an)
community will go tyr towards pro
vtdlug funds for the other aecessariet
Of life
la South Carpllna there «fre about
19 SOO.OOO acres. Two-thirds, or aboui
13.500.000 acres are in farms. One
third of the State lies absolutely idU
for agricultural purposes; It consist!
of roads, towns and cities, and worn
out and swamp wood land. But of th<
l '. r.oO.Ooo arse* in farms, crops art
grown on less than half. To be exact
the crops of 1917 were grown on 6,IIS.
000 acres. Probably at least a* muct
more, can be used tor growlnj
RUBBbR HOSE FOR ALL PURPOSES
fried ii| stock and other parts
Wc have Garden Hose, Water Hose, Rsdiator(li vejaod (Steam Mow
Our garden hose at 2Sc per loot is Vy fsr the cheap* Mffhote (you caa
buy, (or St wifi last (ram si* to eight Mesons, wbichf means an average
ol about 3c to 4c per foot a season. While you ranfget*a£ hose . lor 14c
you know as a rule the 14c hose will last you aboutfone*season! M.uh
an order (or So feet or*morc of gaiden hose wc give a lawn sprinkler.
Radiator Hose inj inch, I 1-4 inch, 1 12 inch, 1^3 4 [inch, 2 inch,
2 1-2 inchT ,n ' 4 foot lengths.
Sheppard, one of
isrve farmer* of
n end one who
extensive system,
this city as the
nelltng.
you an estimate a.
1 work guaranteed
J. B. GRANT,
Denmark, S. C
COLU MBIA SUPPLY COMPANY
Uolumblu, 8. C
N2d WuMtlUervnle 8t
In the House
All the time
for pastures, but ,le
»re yet remain on!)
Ml in the State fit for
35 aero* Is the size ol
Mr. Robert McXsdugaR. I
R. No. G* Liberty, Inclir.r
writes; —. . •
“1 wish to state that I ahva
k»ep rpruna In the house,
thilik it la
2ono.noo ac
farming. A
the average farm cultivated^ there ft
room then for nearly 60,000 more fam
families. What a vast amount of lam
settlement could be dono in Soutl
Carolina; what untold wealth could b<
added to the property list.*. ifith*-4eeg_
communities, as Secretary Houstor
suggests, should -aid beginning f»rm
d medicine
EronctiAl
Inflammations
iicattonST
SI. - Wc gel lumber from I he
FOREST, Xn<fmlT*vfv4T
idles in cnrlols. and we
are S V TlSFIKp with n
Reasonable Profit*
\N HAVE \ IfOAfJ- iUGilL
Tl-’b-*.”
Peruna has served tSa A
• R4V. M. V. Iiankhi, who “Served
the Bari;well Baptist Church last
Kummer, has been a Visitor in this
city for the past week, and preached
Sunday morning and night very in
teresting sermons to a large andap-
preeiative audieiicc. Mr. Rarikin is
held in high esteem by the people of
Horn well.
ican people for more than forty
Those who know us value
-^—Federal and State aid In the settle
ment of large tracts is necessary, bin
nothing can be done anywhere, unless
_lhe people who already own the lane
are Willing to sell if at reasonable
prices, and to welcome tha'ii w set
tiers. *•
We have perhaps the best all tht
■ year e’droat-e in - the ; whole. country,, at
shewn by the location of -<> manj
army cam os Jp. the Botrtlr. We cer
, taioly have vacant, laird ;n gren; abun
dance. It is cheap onjj^kf&ause of tht
sparsity of our'populatir,:), and theii
use of poor agricultural itrothods. „„
It is still comparatlvety : 7;Ti’eap, and
at .prevailing prices, Fa in many parts
of tho State, an attractive investment
But-there ought to be in every com
. munity, a committee, of the CliambAi
of Commerce, or of the Fanners
‘ Un lonror of s^Tf-appottiTed drfzeTis. or
at^the least, one or two men, w*host
business it is to find new settlers, tc
assist them in buying their farms anc
to make them feel at home among us
It is not necessary to wait upor
State or Federal movement. We car
years.
always, huvs it «t n»r.u
not you?
Those who object to liquid medi
cines can socure Peruna Tablets
NOW
W e make n Ntmety of si/cs und
styles of ready to put up houses ai
prices from >2Po.0() up,
A^'r^^^o^ phone us for our illustmlcd
freoA-Aiiulog, or come to SEE I'S.
DIXIE HOUSE COMPANY,
me*.
United States Railroad Administra
tion Director General of Railroads
SUMMER EXCURSION FARES.
Rub-My-Ti-m r
relieves pain ;
■Rhenmattmt,"
pram;
CharTeston. S C
NAJOR MOORE IN TOV/N
Ruh-'dy-Tism i.; a powerful anti
septic, it kills the -poison caused from
infected cuts, cures old sores, tetter,
~ = 'f‘Tc:—Adv. " *
Major Tillinghast Moore, soil of
Adj;. General \V. W. Moore, was in
this city -Mpm!ay on a leave, of ab
sence to see his parerits mlColumbia.
He is in the Marine Corp^ and during
the war was stationed at San Do
mingo Islands. -On JulyTOfh he will
report for\luty at Q'uan’Briiyr^'a.,' tfie
newly established “Marine "A'Vlattofl
Corps camp.
This is the "first vi.-it Major Moore
has paid Columbia a,nd Barnwell in
over a'year and he is being warmly
greeted by his many friends.
SOUTHERN RAILROAD LINES
_ 1 i ^ ?
— From Barnwell, S. C, to
Mr. H. A. McKen'/.ie, of- Palatka,
Fla ," is visiting his ^ister Mrs. Billie
"Hog, of. Kline and was m the city Aur
Black Mountain, X.. (
Hendersont ille, N. C
Kid^ccrestr-Xk Ck
Saluda, X. C. _. r .
Waynesville, X. C.
Chick Springs, S. C
Tate Springs, Tenn.
Sewanee, Tenn._. - _
Mr. Hagood Bostick, of Prince
ton University, New Jersey, ar
rived in this city-Sunday and is the
jjuest of his uncle, M. B. Hagood.
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666 quickly* relieves Constipation,
Biliousness, loss of Appetite and
"Headaches, due to Torpid-Liver, Adv,
THE WONDEHTTri, SOU, IM
PROVING CROP. ‘
An Excellent Winter and Spring
Grazing Crop—Best of Early
begin now by assisting those who hav«
Crimson Clover ran bo sown
from the first of July to parly in
October. It is particularly valu
able ns a soil Improver for mrtr
and cotton, sowing it at the last
working, turning it undo* ths
fnttnrw l n g->trrr-ftnd growing In-
An d many other attrictfve resorts at equally low rates. ,
The above rates do not include war, tax. Tickets oq sale daily
from May 15th to September 36th, good for return to original
been tenants, and wish to fiecom*
owners, to find good farms In oui
own ’neighborhood at reasonable
prices; Certainly we can help thest
men to join a National Farm Lose
Association, and so obtain half th<
purchase price of their farms at tht
most favorable rates. -To have •
sharp in multiplylg the proeperoui
contented (aim owners of any com
OUR GRANDFATHERS
drenched hor?es for colic. That wa?
the old way which was uncertain and
starting point or before October 31,1919. For further information
TarrTT Colic FTfmrfly flu£&
apply Depot Ticket Agent, or R, \V. Hunt; D. *P. A., Charleston
away with drenching—ia applied on
the horses longu** with a dropf>er which
cropi jtteked in each bo.tle. Get it to.
day. guarantee it. ^
R. W. Walkitr, Dra ef. AptlotinrS. C.
WOOD’S SEED^
SouthiCaroiina
There will be services at the
First Presbyterian Church Sunday,
Juiy # l.*L Everybody is cordially
invited to attend.
inanity Is to rendsr a very large senr
ice to ths State and Nation, for upoa
them our dvIHauioa ultimately rests
That large service every om ol «i
may perform ia seme measure. A fee
of as will make some taaarla! profit
by the aetUsual af ear khe'lamta
tat all af as will ta tai vasaagty aa
Watch the Little Pimples;
SEED POTATOES for FaBCm
are Nature’s W
Ttoftts*
r in
T. W. WOOD
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