Barnwell sentinel. (Barnwell C.H., S.C.) 185?-1925, October 09, 1919, Image 5
4 VISIT THE STATE FAIR
‘^5-* nfs WORTH WHILE
^'CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
FOR DEEP WERE DRILLING
’ Apply to '"'n. • 7
g. L.lTm,
/5-6-jlf / n Barpwell, S. C
On top of all the savings it brings—savings of time^and labor and actual money—
Lalley Light itself is a’savir’fg and a good paying investment. ^
You might be inclined to doubt that^But owners themselves say so. Read their
own words: /\ . i—
From the Justice Oarage, at Spencer, S. D.:^ _ * / '
“Since installing the I*alley, it has cut down bur light bill amost $15 pet month/*
Honfagalve, formerly called
Hunt's, Core is especially com*
pounded for .the treatment of
itch. Eczema, Hint worm, and
Tetter, and is sold by the drof*
gist on the strict guarantee that
the porchaee price, 75c, will be
promptly refunded to any dlaaaV
Ufled customer. Try Hunt’sSalTS
atoox risk. Foraaie locally by
/DRUG COMPANY !,
MAC
Mutual Trading Co
Z~ Monday afternoon. . Field da^ and rough riding faces
by ’ sol diets from Camp Jackson. Thursday night two op
posing forces of soldiers will engage-in night attacks, vividly
reproducing a \yestern front engagement. Tahks -and field
pieces'will haVe part in the attack.
Legion Day,” “when the first meeting of the
. Honor will
the hall of the House of itejp resen tat IveR. f
Blackville, S. C.
FOR SALE—75 acres of landy^ST)
in cultivation, three miles west of
Olar. Sacrifice $1,500. Address ...
' . J. R. Embil,
1,030 Laura Street*
9-25-U-pd,^ Jacksonville, Fla.
. 3; Tuesday is
South Carolina branch of The American Legion or
be held in
4. Wednesday and Thursday a number of jmrses for $200
eachlwill be raced for by South Carolina horsemen. 7 - •
_ 6. Krause’s aggregation pf 20 shows, one ring circus and
hippodrome, will furnish an attractive and varied pragramof
entertainment.during the off hours,_
7. Twice each day free acts are given for the benefit of
the fair crowds. - The Delamead Troupe will give a wonderful
exhibition of seveyi posing scenes, . The Earle sisters will ex
ecute daring feats on doubleflying ladders. Pollard’s educa
ted horse will'give an interesting demonstration of that rare
quality of ‘‘uncommon horse sensed ' w * "
8. Seventy-two workers in the farm and home, demonstra
tion forces will have displays for practically every county in
South Carolinar "Two carloads of exhibits will come from
—■——Lalley Light installation in the home of S. A. Gibson, , • ^ . j __ •
Roanoke, ^ chu»e_afid an iron.
From Texas, G. W. Toon^writcs that he has had experience'With several plants,
and finds that Lalley costsje'ss to run than any of the others.'
At Shelby Settlement, Ohio, Father Jacob Kuebler lights the Sacred Heart. Churdi,
the parish house and the sisters* house with Lalley, for less than8,cerfts per day.
So there is only one way you can consider Lalley-Light—and that ip'as an econ
omy: At the end of the year, you can figure up—in dollars and cents if you like—
the exact Lalley savings.
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And you will find, more than likely, that they come very close to paying for the
plant, if they do not actually pay for it.
WANTED—-Men or women to
take orders among friends and neigh
bors for the genu.ine guaranteed hos-
iery, full.lines for men, women and
chikken. "Eiimihafes darning. We
pay 50e an hm*i: spare tnn'o-' or' $24
ill tiipe. Experience
Write, International
Norristown, Pa.
Southern States Supply Co.
Columbia, South Carolina
Gentlemen: Plccse mail a copy of “Why I Picked
-tinf Lalley.” to
TO DEALERS: "*T ^ -
|If there is no Lalley Light dealer in
your immediate vicinity, write *us, as
we have a very attractive dealer prop-
CARBURETOR—Salesmen, new
Dodge cars. Simple, not a moving
part, installed in TO* mifrutes, guar
anteed to double yoyr mileage, and
start in zero weather without heat-
County
in 15 days if,this carbureter does not
Jo all we claim for it. Our agents
all over the country are Waking, big
money.' Write U. & J. Carburetor
Sale^ Co., .3 South 20th Street, Birm-
9. If you have no purebred cow or hog, you will want
one when you examine the premium list being offered in the&e
classifications. The premiums in these two classes exceed.
$10,000.00. .
10. Breeders of fine poultry will have ,the |greatest col
lection of birds ever assembled in ithe State. Seven silver
trophy cups are to be awarded, in addition to th k e usual pre-
miujjWT ... i _ •' \ / .
11. /Die-Federal Government will send the greatest col-
In this'will
Columbia, South Carolina
Clip, fill out and mail in thta coupon
ingham,. Alabama
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS
Mr. W. P. Bailey, of Meyprs Mill
was in Barnwell Monday:
lection of exhibits ever sent to tour .the country
be many trophies of the Great War including small guns of
every kind used on the western front. -Two freight ears will be
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar A. Brown necessary to move this collection and 8,000 square feet of floor
p*wt~Tuesda.v in Aiken.- - *“ space will be necessary in whicSTto set them up.
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Mr. C. C. Storne, of'Blackville
a visitor in Barnwell Monday.
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Famous For Its Marvelous Motor
TO THE FARMERS
ormte- Richardson
located in Barnwell for thg pres
Don’t forget our Ginnery
is in first class condition, and
we are ginning every day.
We also pay the highest
>tton seed, corn
Mr John -R. Lancaster and son
Mr. J. IL of-Blackville, were in this
city Monday. -a
aa*s.aacaa*‘a,
Mr. Aubry Price has been recent
ly discharged front the service and
is* now in this city visiting relatives*
cash price for
Miss Ghevilette,§imms has re>urn§d
to The College of Charleston, where
she will receive her B. Sr Degree in
Mr. and Mjs* J. B. Kirkland, of
Meyers MiUy will move to Columbia
in the neiiv future, where Mr. Kirk
land has recently purehasejd ^ hand
some home.
B. S. MOORE, OwqeFaltrd Manager
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Mrs. C.-B. Ellis, Mrs.-Norman and
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Mrs. John Ellis,- and Miss Lizzie
Rice, of Martin, were-shoppers in
Barnwell Monday.
S EARCH the whole market of motor cars, you will find no
more satisfying closed car of the coupe or victoria type than
the new series Chandler coupe. Closed or open, as you may
desire or the weather dictate, it is clean and cozy and luxuriously
comfortable in all seasons. Upholstered in finest quality silk-
plush and with dull silver finish fittings designed in the best of
style, there js distinctive character in this car. /
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The Chandler coupe seats four in perfect comfort, or three
when the auxiliary chair is not in use.
' Chandler closed cars, because they so clearly express the very
best of the coach-maker’s art and skill and because they are so
fairly priced, will be over-sold throughout the Fall Season.
Messrs. Barney, F. Owens, Albert
Spelling, J. D^ Bethea, Carter Price
and Joshua Baxley, of this cj,ty,. vis
ited' Augfista Tuesday.
T? 1 ®, Trouble It in the Blood. , It is now an established fact
Summer catarrh, with its nause- that catarrh is in the blood and
tous discharge, stuffed up glands, that lotions and'salves do not give
difficult breathing, and summer relief. The experience of others
colds, is had enough, but the worst has proven .hat S. S. S. strikes at
X?f it is yet to come if you neglect the root of the trouble. Waste no
40 check the growth that is form- time in this matter, fo.r it is of the
ang tc attack you with ten-fold utmost importance. Write to our
greater power during the winter, Medical Advisor about your case.
That’s why it is so important to Address Swift Specific Co,, Dept,
treat catarrh with 5k- S. S. during 53, Atlanta, Ga, A
warm weather. -
Mrs. P. J. Drew
well this morning after a two weeks
stay in Washington,. D. C. 5he was
accompanied by her little daughter,
Dorris. /'
Miss Elizabeth Boulware, of,, the
University Ilospital, of Augusta, is
TYuriang .Miss Kate ^imms, who is
improving after a severe attack of
the demand for the new series coupe will quickly consume the production for
weeks to come. Your early order will be a safeguard against disappointment.
WE CAN GET YOU
GOOD WEIGHTS & HIGHEST PRICES FOR
—— COTTON tf>-
Advances m^de on shipment wJifitheLfor sale or to Ixi held
WE SOLIUTT YOUR SHIPMENTS , e . ^
- • Your Cotton will be stored insole our warehouse ;
Typhoill fever. * . ’
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People are buying early^J
lanv^ putt in
v Six SPLENDID LCDY TYPES
Setrm-Passenger Touring Car, S17T5 , Four'Pa
■ . ■ l^our-Passenger Dispatch Car, flii7S
Seven-Passenger Sedan. f2'795 Four-Pt: .... . r Coupe. }2695
*—■ AU gricti f. -tlaud
for Christmas, lanv^, putting* aside
for my customers many of my Cpoi^r
est gifts daily. I am introducing a
<* new system. You select the article,
make fc small payment on same, and
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a receipt will be g]ven for the amount
paid apd the article laid aside with
your name and jhe’ amount paid on
it. You cam make weekly or monthLy
/ payments. Gall and make yotfr'se-
lection. 5^ stock is wonderful this
Limousine. S3295
WlENGES & COM PAN Y, ’ J nc -
Cotton FactorsF
844 Reynolds Street H -.- ..... AUGUSTA, GA
LEMON BROS., INC. /
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CHANDLER MOTOR CARXC.iPANY, CLEVELAND, OHIO
Advertise fn The
W. D. GANTT, Jeweler.
BarnAvell and Allendale
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