Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Tth tUftrwll S^ntincttUifn w«H, S. C £ BSa^wc, What you pay out your good money for is cigarette satisfaction—and, my, how you do get it in every puff of Cuhic’sf JUST RECEIVED E XPERTLY blended Choice Turkish and choice Domestic tobnccos in Camel cigarettes elimi nate bite and Pee them from any unpleas;int cigaretty aftertaste or unpleasant cigaretty odor. r iow-mikiness'of the tobacco- v?t re taining the desirable “body,” Cprnels are simply a revelation! You may smoke thexTrtvilKout tirirtg vour taste! Of Extra Nice Harness, Saddle and ' - . < Work Horses. I have a lot of nice mules and some cheap stock. A nice stock of all kinds of buggies, wagons, sad- tilus, lap ro!)es, storm aprons and rubber coats. All at the right price for cash or on easy terms. ■ Come To See Me. tor your own satisfaction you compare Camels with anv cigt Camels win instant and permanent success with smokers because the blend brings ulU. to the limit the refreshing flavor and delightful mcl- m the world at any ‘pr.ce. Then, you’ll best. realize their superior quality and the rare enjoyment -• ^ , they provide. XOLD3 TOBACCO COMPANY. W.n*i Charlie Brown South Carolina Barnwell First Aid Tf*»lm:rt Splendid f!»Jt «•«* far Spirit of Ur'Wt. How V/jr Saving* He’p, dT7f?n T*vsnty T\v”Ht7. pjve Million Bond Ba>ers Take Billions !n Short Pe- ! Juuo-i' r >v« *. u-ni «*!':vr hy of conduct- I tut private *»n‘ -pri«• un<! *r Ps pro- or through direct pur*hsi e of H IWmiH+MH rtm-Ufil bttVf- *ir-'T ,r Tht’ , .f’ .it il.ik * and ih-aire to maintain strihl * instituti;>n*. Such person* .-tre not neoes*•rOy reactionist*. Ther may be quire progressive and anxious for reform whcAr reform la needed. Consequently thp effective birrler to Bolshevism In Amerir^ today is thrift and investment. T?ie phil-sonhr mu it reach into the workshop* of the nation: Ft is reaching info those’ work shops and into the srhoolhouse* of the nation in the form of the- Thrift Stamp and the Wsr driving* Stamp. Wnen everybody In America is buy ing Thrift and War Savings Stamps as a h^iMLgono won’t hear, much about Bolshevism in America. It is the financial and patriotic duty of every American who loves real liberty to got the Thrift'Stqmp habit NOW.’ the ac” , nt ige of Thrift Stamps and War Savings S' imps as the Id uti in vestment f >r small savings. Through th<> American Council on Education the presidents of the institutions ot higher Ivrnin* httve been urged % to n-«me institutional thrift representa tives.* who will co-operate with the h> cut savings organisations. This has been done in most rises. The, educa fional institutions are expected to have a large Influence in the move ment to make the United Statas * nation of intelligent savers. •rh. i h»* army $! 1.15'; .'isS.S&O ty Bonds a’.one in the two years of the war—count ing th" fir it mid second Liberty I * iit?- which were fl'ared m 1917— i .1*' bond buyers digested a total of 974.329.S50 in Liberty bonds. This healthy condition of the bond market is explained perhaps. by the fact that the entfra Tndftbtednaoa of the United States today amounts to slightly less than 7 per cent of th» estimated national wealth. The na tional d : eht amounts to only about J170 per capita. ioige of the national debts are; Great Britain, 44.3 per cent cent, of national wealth or I3<?0 per capita: e^dX r :. i 1 -l- j»ar cent of national weulfh or 9296 50 O^r capita; Austria, * iloyti! Cord* WORLD’S HISTORY IN RE SUME PROVES W. S. S> - WILL PAY. Nobby Chain PLun HOLD WAR SECURITIES never flung sesterces to the Forum n £or any merchant to encourage j ( . ro ^d was never immaturely hung not ders of Mar Savings S.amps to J mfta j| ure< f for an early shroud. This hange them for merchandise la the, blt of ancient mm9try has now it. nion of a group of eastern business \ counterparty.and more and n. who recently discussed this wore j f » 9 borne-on tne how splendid •sfion at their annual convention. ,, MTlnf art of mind •SijTh at flon merely h el ns fake pro* j'na’bne’s affairs and watching littU Put United States Tires under your car and to give you the kind au want. —And ihai r s inolers and dishonest broker* in their effort to shake public Confidence in gav?rnment bonds as au Investment,” said one of the .speakers, "ft Is la mentable that they have worked to an • alarming degree among the poor, and among ignorant people of this couil- things fncrease. »It rids the future ol Its cares, shows profit on our elbop of econo ease,—Today whan W. &. 8. yoa just what they do. read upon a hanging sign, you knou the man sell Thriftfneas. a virtue onre qnlte hard to find. I do nor thank the war for much, but this I’ve teniu* e^. and learned 1» proper, when some one tries to make a ’'touch” a Thrift Stamp makes an A.-1 stopper. Hundreds of thousands of regular users wUl vouch for that—lots of them right around here. i\ , * l ’ There are five distinct types of United States Tires—one for every need of price or use. The two hundred delegates attend-j Ing the gathering were so. Imp5jp*<ed , with the necessity for keeping War leaving* Stamps la the hands ot the original purchasers that each pledged to go bark home end constitute him self the head of a vigllaece rommft- toe to oppose the offering of merrhae-, ~diee far govercaeat tecuritiee * Watch your glrkels and the doUare w(Il take care of themeelvee. • We have exactly the opes for your car. Uaitad States TirW are Ges^Tii* a. That’s Why We Sell Them Elktoa Mereaatilk Co., EUenton. WeniOfer’i Pharmacy, BlarhriUe. A On, HsttmiUt. WtMmton Bar dwarv Ca, Vilhitsa. ^pnngf^ld Drug VaftsrGens 6a, AppictoaX Ha rt.c Mercantile Ca, Mama Pms’t leaks sink them with W. 8. 8. Advertise-in The Sentinel