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% 6 ’ The Barnwell Sentinel, Barnwell, S. C, CLASSIftfO tOCAL ADYS. *1 hour kodak finishing I £ rolls developed JOc; packs 20c up; prints 2 1-2c-4c 5c, en larging 35c up. Speoialists-^-we do noth ing but kodak Finishing. All work guar antee^ please. Eastman Kodak, Films, Supplied ^ Colombia Pboto Finishing Co. STREET, COLUMBIA, S. C. FOR DEEP-WELL,DRILLING /Apply to 5-6 tl G. L. Hi. Barnwell WANTED—Experienced col ored fireman at light Apply to F. H. Miller, Supt, 6-30-tf.' Barnwell, S. C. FOR SALE—At Bargain prices, all buildings, lumber, doors and win dow* at North Camp Jackson. Also two 60,000 gallon water tanks ;f bur 12 horse power engines; two Worthington 24 inch stroke pumps; one 250 gallon Bowser pump and tank. Address, Lewis Roofing, Co., Columbia, South Carolina. * Dr._Martin Best and Mr. Albert Snell mg, left here for the mountafm of North Carolina Saturday night, driving Dr. Best’s new Hudson. *$#•* »*****•« Mr., W. P. Franklin*who lives on Washington •*Street, received a tela- gram on Saturday, calling him to Augusta, Ga. It was a fine boy. LET frs; £ BE YOUR CHAMTfON . ****♦*»**»«* Our .Linotype enables us to handle all kinds of book work. If you have anything to be printed, call and see us we are^the printers. . ft in * > -■* r"*"~ •» It has been rumored that there are to be at least four weddings in this'city within the next two weeks. They all like to be “July Flies.” SALESMAN WANTED to solicit orders for lubricating oils, greases and paints. Salary or commission. Address, The Victor Oil Co., Cleve land, O. 7-11-lt-pd. FOR SALE—Handsome residence op Main Street, one block from business section ot town; water, electric lights, and all modern con veniences large; and attractive lot. This house cun be bought at a very* reasonable figure, and on easy terms. Apply John I. *Rlce, At torney at l.aw, Palmetto Building, Columbia, S. C. . ***«******(.'*' Mr. M. C. Diamond is building a splendid cottage on Hagood Avenue which when completed, will he oc-. cupied by Mr. Gilmore Harley. ** t ■* ' ~ \ *****4**C« ,1 Mr, P. W. Price, whj$ has been confined to his bed for several days ts improving and Unless unfavorable conditions set In, will' soon be on the street* again.— (561* has proven it will cure Mala ria. Chills and Fever, Billious Fever Colds and Lagrippe. It kills the parasite that causes the fever. It is a splendid laxative and general Tonic Adv. 1 .ocal N awa, There were very few Jui ^ut plenty of July Files. Bugs, John (j. Simms Km; , will locate Columbia, where he will practice law. . MARKETING HOCS beats buying lien.' Steve H w *>ver: Ml. Pleaiant, low*, write* ; “Commet red feeding my herd of about 1**1 hog* B. V Thomas* Hog Powder over two mouths ago. Fifty were sieb and uB feed. Nearby herd* had cholera. 1 did not lose one—they are well and growing la#*.'* U. W. Walker, Dealer. Applet or.. 8. C. • •••••«•• • Mrs. I^eon Tobin left the city Sun day for a visit to bar parents in Greer, S. C. • • •••••••••• Miss Bessie Pearie Harper, ot Sc George, is visiting Mrs. G. M. Green. Rub-My Turn is a great pain killer. It Aliev** pain and soreness caused by Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Sprains, etc.—Adv. #••••••••• Don't tell anyone who told you, but C. C. Owens and bis bride ar rived in town yesterday. • Miss Agnes Hiers left Tuesday for her home at Register, Ga., where ?he will spend her-vacation. i.. ..i* ••••••♦••• Rub-My-TIsm is a powerful anti septic, it kills the poison caused from infected cuts, cures old sores, tetter, etc.—A<fv. l M riT R. Sun Mr. and Mr£ R. Stanley Dicks left here!. Tor Charlotte and other points in N. C., Wednesday. ********** Mrs. James H. Moore and chil dren, left here for a weeks stay in Hendersonville, S. C., Monday. ************ Mrs. Laura Tobin left here Sun day for the hospital in Spartanburg where she has gone for treatment. ************ 66Q has more imitations than any other Chill and Fever_ Tonic on_the market, but no one wains imitations. They are dangerous things,, in the medicine finei—Adv. FLIES NEVER BOTHER. la tbs inmnrr rtw« worry go gaimai. lift g bottle of Fsrns' Healing ll»a» d) voete hat «V>;— makes a pin worth •5.00. Apply it to the wound. Kite* will aot bother iC GetittMlsy. You may need it to-morrow. W» sell it. K. W. Walker, Itoaler, Appleton. 8. C. %7 Money on Loug Terms BROWN <Sfc BUSH Lawyers BARNWELL. S. C. Catarrh Cannot Be Cured with LOCAL APPLICATION*, u they cannot reach the Mat of Iba dtaaaaa Catarrh it a local dloawae. greatly In fluenced by constitutional «en<ntion» In order to cure It you must take an Internal remedy. Hail's Catarrh Medi cine Is taken Internally and acts thru the blood on the mucous surfaces of the lygam. Hall’s Catarrh Msdtclru was prescribed by one of the best physicians in this country for years It Is com posed of some of the best tonics known, combined with some of beat blood uriflera The perfect combination of he ingredients fa Hall's Catarrh Medi cine Is what produces such wonderful results In catarrhal conditions Send for testimonials, free. r. J. CHKNET * CO.. Props.. Toledo. O. All Drug gists, lie Hall e Faml “ lly PlUs for constipation. K MONEY TO LOAN H Any amount. Desirable terms. First Mortgages as Security. LOANS MADE PROMPTLY Apply to - Holman & Boulware Lawyers Phone 38 BARNWELL, - SOUTH CAROLINA V .£***♦***♦** Miss Carriers. Cave returned from Charlotte, N. C., last Thursday where she visited her brother, W. Mallory Cave. - . —- — * x — ; , . ^ ************ .( , Misses Leila, Mamie and Elise Priester, of Kline, were among the many out of town shoppers in the city Monday. *** * * ****** Dr. and Mrs. T. F. Hogg, of Kline, •ft Saturday afternoon , for Hot prings, *Atk„ where they will spend wo or three weeks. ********** Mr. and Mrs. Wade Sanders and lughter. Miss Freeda C reecli, ot Big Fork Section were‘*n 'the ty shopping Monday. *- Sends ef ll) FY fT' irl In .f 4 1 1# ftfii «flr f m . Zl Good Houses At Low Cost. WHY ?} ? ? BECAUSE—W-e do a largtuunount of FinrTjpfci work witH'^FECIAL , MODERN MACHI NERY -instead of by ‘ — hand, and building in . large quantities as we do. we eliminate the ex- T"— - pense of plans and socci- — ficatioqs. BECAUSE—We gel lumber from ihc FOREST, and other sup plies in carlots, and we are SATISFIED with a . Reasonable Profit- YOl CAN HAVE A HOME RIGHT NOW* We make a variety of liiai and _ let of ready »o pot up hoove* at price* from lib' ll op. Wnae or pbueawt tor o*r ill ml riled 6m taBCc. ar <MM lovl t v DIXIE HOUtt COMPAST; tbiiksw f. C. BANKS TO SAFEGUARD BONDS AND STAMPS WAR SAVINGS STAMPS MADE HOME POSSIBLE Art Ready ta Protect Securities of • Vfan Who Suddenly Found Himself Small Investor* Free or Foe Nominal Charge. Without Roof Over Head Was Able te Suy Property. COLLEGE OF CHARLESTON 7 - FOUNDED 1785 r. A college of highest standard, open to men and women. .An intentionally limited enrolment insures individual instruc tion. Four year courses lead to the, Bachelor’s degree. The Pre-Medical course, a special featun . Unsurpassed efimate - For terms and catalogue, address Harrison Randolph, President, Charleston, S. C. •* i JUST RECEIVED CARLOAD OF PIPING ry- CARLOAD OF SHAFTING ^ ; CARLOAD OF IRON Enroute to us Carload of Galvanized Roofing. We have large stock of Pump Jacks, Pumps, Cilinders-hnd >Poir.ts. „ . Lai-ge stock of Rubber, Leather and Gandy Belts Let us have your esquiries if not your order*. COLUMBIA SUPPLY COMPANY, £23 West Cervais Street., Columbia, S. C. 7M\ i *' j I . 7’ ~y~ In buying l iberty Bond*. Victory Bond*. Thrift and War Saving* Stamps the people ef the United | States have done in or* than perform a patriotic doty—they have mvetted la the soondaat aarurttie* ta the world, gold obligation* of the Unit ed State* ef America. . But the safeguarding ef them ee- earitiee has become a problem fee many folk. Only a flaw pervona, rel atively. have either a aafe in the heua* or eAca. ar a aaft depeeK baa ib the vaalta ef tne bank. Far w a many patriotic rttiaea* am keeping bend* and • tain pa about the bouae. m the buraaa drawer, ander the mev trees, ar an the ohelf. And eveo If the treaeur* io thue Hidden thte*ee. there is the ever pvoaant gar af Are, and the lone of the in teated There mny be ne further call the people at large ta aubarrlhe huge bead issue*, but the ■sent aeeds the daily and weekly earns which eoae* in from the anle ef Thrift and Wer Seeing* Stamps for taxes must be kept down. The danger ef lea* baa deterred seme pee p's from getti ty as many stamp* as they might otherwise buy. Heac# the problem will be a future goaetian as wed as n present en* Step* have been taken, however, te meet this situation. Pi ret, every bend ar stamp certifi cate may be registered with the Treasury Department. Registration means that the owner s name and the number of his security have been “registered** by the government, and that nobody but kimaelf can pos sibly get the money which the bond or stamp eerU/leat* calls lor. Cer tificates may be registered through the nearest pee toff ioe; bonds through the nearest bonk. And the ascend method for safe guarding has bean provided by the bunks themselves. Every bank-na tional bank or savings bank—and ev ery trust company baa, of course, ample and secure vaults. For the man ' who does not feel that he can afford ta rent a safe deposit box to keep Liberty Bonds an£ War Savings Stamps in, many of the banks and trust companies have announced their willingness \o keep these securities for him in their own vaults. SUCCESSFUL DOLLARS ARE THOSE WORKING Invested In War Savings ttamps They Never F»H to Yield You Hand- v seme Profit. It is the dollar that goes'te work that is the successful dollar.' The idle dollar is a failure. The success ful dollar brings back another dollar with it It makss itself a dollar and something—two dollars ~ and some thing—a whole family ef dollars. But the careless dollar gees off somewhere and ia never seen agaih. A Texas man the ether day lost a ltfls-tinne’s savings—$716. His dd- in th4 This true story tells how War Sav ings Stamp* built a sure protection around one Washington war worker aad hi* family. — Early in the war savings campaign he begar> ( a small systematic invest ment in Thrtft Stamps, which ulti mately grew until ha had an invest ment of 1104. He says he acquired his stamps without depriving him self ar family The mveetawnt “Just t ef landantal savings. Incidental money ear worker and bte family fell Ike harden af lb* war- tm a high coat af living, and **»e ana- Mty and expose* af extraawtidary Ul nae* *f the two children Then att estor blew fell. He awake eae nam ing be ’And that be bad a* place ta live. ■ta veeidenre bad been cold and ho aad hia fondly wave naked te va cate Re could Aad a# houaaa far mat within hia amaaa. aad waa con fronted wtth the aacuumty ef laavteg the city ar baying a home for his family. Ha eeuld net buy without a substantial initial pay- t, aad ready fund* were seem ingly beyond ranch. Then he ttoaght af Ida War Hav ings Stamps, le remembered they were redeemable on tea days' notice, with accrued interest. With the pro ceeds of these stamps and ouch assail tame as he could gather he made first payment an a new homo in the suburb*. Recently he refused ta sell it for $1,200 snore than the purchase price. This man is a War Savings Stamp enthusiast—aad ha M an the straight road te financial independence. Relieved of Catarrh Doe to La Grpppe, Thanks to PERUNA Mrs. Laura Berberick, 69 years old, of 1205 Willow Are., Hoboken, N. J., writes: "Four years ago I bad a areeee attack af Le- ’Four y* , Griper. After my sickness 1 waa troubled with my hoarsen*** and *llm* In tb* head and throat, and wu t*lt I k*4 l atarrfc. 1 took wow medlcln* but wtUioui much benefit. Every winter for four yearn IsOrtpM tiaat winter three times). Tb* Catarrh *r*w worse. 1 could -A h.t.r ■grew wore*, l could not 1U down or sleep at nl Was always troubled wttb *Wmo» pate la my ba*k aad a headache every morning, when 1 wok* up, and had no blood. I not a Frruaa raleodar la Danish, ST native lancuag*. aad I it through, every testimony, and th«n I baaght a bottle of To-day I can truthfully testify that to m*. It haa artvoe mo blood aad ofroaarth. I without being troubled. 1 bav* no pain, baadaeba, or note* la I bav* galaed la weight three icb*. or noia* la my ■ l which I think Is goad for my ag*. I will b* otxty-ata* ywn aM next summer, I bav* uaui P*run* Mao* I atartaA m Pahrwary. and I as* It y*L I f**l ckoorfgl end b»pp^ t baa be t* Poewaa. It will always b* ia my ham* aad I « Ukt lD OB T Start your salad going akmg saving Unas and then watch H .travel. Buy W. fl. 6. regularly. Full together to produoe mar*, tc otlminete waste, to save aad ta In vast ta W. 6. fl. Keep your money at work for you. Ro-invmt ybur Liberty Bond interest in W. S. 3. lar* had gene jn th^pocketf uf two fake stock promoter*. He had not taaght' his dollars to keep good company. Hundred* af years ago a man to whom a handful of money had been, trusted burled it all In a mapkin. H# got no ) nr reaps—he did not even hasp what he had. Th* dollar gygt-juccetd* ig *ner- pHIc—and careful. War Savings Stamp* do mors than save your dol lar*. They put them to work at compound interest. And they never fa9. " Your government of them. REMEMBER THE ANT Save and haveln Remember the story of the ant and the fraashopper? The ant worked and saved. Th* end of each day found him with a .little more added to what he had the day before. The grass hopper danced aad aang and Addled hia time away. Winter came; the ant had plenty. The grasshopper had nothing; lie had not saved. He want to the ant and asked for help. Said the ant: “While I worked, you faalad your tuna away. You can dance now for all 1 care " Are you an ant-person or « granshopper - parson? Some time are you going to have to ask for.help and will somaone toll you to dance; ar will you he Independent? If you save now, you’ll have later on. Let the end af every week And more Thrift Stamp* on your card. At the end af ov ary month be able to show Uer Saving? Stamps paste i your * certificate. Lend j* United States RailroadfAdministra- tion Director General of Railroads SUMMER EXCURSION FARES vis SOUTHERN RAILROAD LINES From Barnwell, S. G, to | Asheville, N. C>. Black Mountmin, N. Hendersonville, N. G - - Ridgecrest, N. G - 12.S4** Saluda, N. G - - * 1*34 ' Waynesville, N. G 13^1 Chick Springs, S. G - - 4.W>» Tate Springs, Tenn — - 17.46 • Sew a nee, Tenn —-23.64 And many other attrictive resorts at equally low rate*. The above rates do not include war tax. Tickets on tale daily from May 15th to September 30th, good for return to original starting point or before October 31,1919. For further information apply Depot Ticket Agent, or R. W. Hunt; D. P. A-, Charleston, South&Carolina. * YOU NOT SUFFER FROM CATARRH But You Must Drive It Oat of Your Blood. Catarrh is annoying enough when it chokes up your nostrils and air passages, causing difficult breathing and other discomforts. Real danger comes when it reaches down into your lungs. This is why you should at once realize the importance of the prop er treatment, and lose no time ex perimenting with worthless reme dies which touch only the surface. To be rid_ of Catarrh, you mast drive the disease germs out of your blood. i Splendid results have been ra-. j ported from the use of S. S. which^completely routs from your blood the Catarrh germs, for which it is a perfect antidote. If you wish medical advice as to ihe treatment ^of your own indi vidual case, write to Chief Medical Adviser, 42 Swifx Specific Co., At lanta. Ga. CRIMSON CLOVER better Kodak results. THE WONBESm 8022. PBOTZVO CROP. An. ®xc*ll*nt Winter and Spring u Grazing Crop—Bast of Xarly Gre*n7sed—Good Say Crop Crimson Clover can be sown from the first of July to early in October. It is particularly valu-. able as a soil improver for com and cotton, sowing it at the last working, turning it under the following May, and growing in- uuuit4 uropii tja< h y. ar. — sxmc TO SOW WOOD’S SEEDS They are carefully selected and tested for germination and fr*-e from imotirlTtes and objection able weed seeds. SEED POTATOES for FaD Crop m 0 • v w. . txrii n **> Min ■ W Afl ■ P Potato growers arc getting won derful prlrci just n«*w. Plant a librral serrag* In June and Ju’y. Potatoes may sell hjgh again next wmt-r. Writ* far “Wood’s Crop 8"'*- ctaP* giving tiiiwly lnf«nr.ttioe aad prices. Uiik* 1her. * Better developing l gives THE AIKEN GIFT SHOP. Aiken, S. C. t EXPERT PIANO TUNING and ORGAN REBUILDING * i Having decided to establish head- 2, quartan at Denmark, S. C., I am , prepared to TUNE and REPAIR, Player Pianos, Pianos, Organs and — Phonographs, *- All broken or worn parts replaced n « w * ^ ► All k*nds of Phonograph ‘spring* cvribd-in stock and other parts sc- •- cured whan needed. Write me your needs and la? me give you an estimate as to coat. All work guaranteed. J. B. GRANT. 7-i lN-tf: Dmmmm*. $. C