Barnwell sentinel. (Barnwell C.H., S.C.) 185?-1925, October 16, 1919, Image 8
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A Full and Complete Assortment - of
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NEW FALL MERCHANDISE
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Greets the eye at every turn in This Store
j. Beautiful Dresses of Tricotine
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^ Among the hosts of worth-while materials perhaps none enjoy greater popularity than
^4 the heautifutTricotines in the many I all colors. So readily adapted to drapes of such ex-
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celient wearing qualities end of texture so soft and becoming*TRICOTHNES are easily, the
queens of the textile world insofar, as womdil’s wear is concerned, , g]
These Tricotine Dresses feature many charming Fall models and style innovations, ®
g auumg w-^icli might he Ynimtiotied thU"IttTSShfn "Blouse''Style; the • long Reihmrote, straight g
g lines and svcIIl* silhouettes with narrow silk cord at the'waist' line as deserving especial ®
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g • ThcMrimmings ai^e in silk braiding, soutache braiding, fant y^emhroidcring and many g
g w ; t!i a lavish display of large buttons.
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WEARPLEDGE SUITS FOR BOYS
\t lust, .a Hoys’ Suit that puts a stop tonmeertuin service. ^
You’ve seeniboys* clothes of the old school; now come see the head of the classrt' 2 ^^
We have just been granted the exclusive selling rights in Barnwell for a Boys’ gar. JSj
fcSj ment that can't go had without making gowk* ——-L.,wr.‘ .w-t,- -■ Kf
jSj Is «vimc is WEARPLEDGE. It’s made in New York by a Milljup Dollar uistitution ffl
ami sOid n qm sen to seh by especially appointed dealers. - ®
Every WEARPLEDGE suit or oky>at is accompanied by an insurance policy that pledges ^
the'wear to your satisfaction, or new clothes as your settlement."
It’s the biggest, broadest and boldest stroke in boy’s clothes merchandising that has ever 1 '
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1 >ee;i .fttempted in America.
„ , \Wre glad we own the exclusive selling right for Barnwell. And Barnwell’will-be
^ gl . J‘.hat WEARPLEDGE is a part Of thf* City-when the season opens. —— [j
ABATING THAT BELONGS TO YOU. 1
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^ Come to This Store For The Very Newest and ^
Best of Fall Fashions—Men and Young Men. ^
'i ou will find a vast array- of Style Masterpieces each one up to ..the minute; It’s the
*] greatest showing bf’new Clothes for men and young men ever displayed in this city.\Come
5? in and look around. Ready-to-Wears Suits of extreme value. They are perfect, down to
S the finest detail, and are unbeatable values.
Some writer once said tfi?rt;tHook him so long to make tip his mind that he must have’
ttjauiwful lot of it. It didn’t take us long to make up our minds what to do when we found
that prices have advanced sb since wTShought our Fall goods that our clothing * is worth
much more than if was a few months ago. We decided that the saving we made on our
earh buying Belonged to you -dnd you aft* going to get it in the best clothes made.
Western Carolina Department Store
B. MAZURSKY, Proprietor
- Has Saved Labor for
- Owners for Many Years
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The Lalley Eight savings you read about
are no new thing.""Thousands of farmers
know of them now.' .
/Some fortunate Lalley owners have
known of them for many years. That is
howjong the plant has been in farm use/
_ So these old Lalley owners have paid for
their plants, out cf the savings, several
times over. : ' ‘ ' > •'*
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Over Three Years 9 Economical Service 1
su pp 1:sm ample electricity for V.^ liave h^d cne' of yot:T'plants installed in oar Long
Distance switchb.g station for three years. We use it for
, - charg.;;g the. battonos lor both long-distance telephone
and tetegrsph operation. Daring the'-entire three yfars it has giv«n contistlious sen-ice and has
been satisfactory in every respect. We find the plant r ana from 5 to 6 hours on a naliorv of gasoline.
Cfestline, Ohio, ■+- — “ Very truly yours, (Signed) Milton C. Reed,
Febraury 17, 1919.? ' Dist. Mgr.
Lalley- Lljht l» a complete unit—enriVia
and generator—vrlth a I‘-cell storage bai»
few Years of Excellent Service ’
We have had your electric light and potter plants since March/13, 1915.'
ing.alOhis peritTd these have given eacsllent service; have provided
building oi37 rooms, men’s cottage, 6 rooms, one ether cottage, bam and garage. Thi3 electricity
-During .alOhis period
building o? 37 rooms,
has been a great savt
Route 4, Westerville,
February 15th, 1919.
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provided electric light for the tpain
has been a great saver of labor for us. V * /
Route 4, Westerville, Ohio, Yours respectfully * (Signed) W. E. Chapman, Supt.
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Cost Less Than 50c Per Week for 3Yz Years '
Your electric plant now in operation heft hqj done splendid work from the time of its InstaEatlofi. *"
It has been used in lighting church, parish house and sisters’ house for almost three years and a
half. ^The expense of operating the plarit has been about twenty-five dollars a year. Very few
repairs ha^e been necessary in its upkeep. My opinion qfter the experience with the
plant is, that its efficiency may be depended upon for a long time to come. Am well
pleased so far in every detail and feel inclined to give it the recommendation it so w-ell t
deserves. Yours sincerely, I s * ■ *
(Signed) Jacob Kuebler, Pastor, Sacred Heart Church, f' *
Shelby Settlement, Ohio, February 17, 1919.
Saves Labor for Over 3} '> Years,
Your electric light arid power plant, which wa3 in*
stalled over 33c years 030, provides light for my
big house, the 43 x 60 bam, a yard light and the
pump house. ,
As I am a school teacher'! hav? to do much of my
farm \vork / before daylight and after dark. I
don’t see ho-.v I could get along without the Lalley
Light—it would'require the labor of at least jpa.C
extra man-if we did not have it.
/ Very truly yours, V“’ —
\ (dign-xl) E. Jay Line.
Galion, Ohio, R. D. 1,”*^ — ' \
Febriary 17, 1919.
S0UT85RN STATO*? SUPPLY CO,
Columbia, buulh Carolina
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.TO DEALERS: - ' . \
- If there is no Lalley Light,dealer in
- your immediate vicinity, write t:3, a3
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we have a very attractive dealer prop
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Southern States Suppljt Co.
Columbia, South Carolina
Southern State* Supply Co. ' — *■ • —
Columbia, South Carolina
Gentlemen: Please mail a copy of your Hano- 1
l>,-k cf La!!:y Savings, written by Lalley
Liglit owrrr-:, to
Name.
. R.F.D:
County '
City.
State.
Clip, fill out end mail in thii coupon
South Carolina
GOOOOOOOOOO
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s. CAaf^URETOR—Salesmen, new
earn Simple, not^moving
,-rtxL, installed in SO minutes, Ruar-
Lateed to double your mileage and
in zero weather without heat-
; _ .r priming. Your money back
-IsTlb days if this carbureter does not
do all we claim for it. Our agenta
"al^. 3 South 80th Street, Birm-
ingharo, Alabama.
FOR SALE—75 of U " a ’ 60
to Ration, W"*fm**.
OUr twhtk. U>0. T Xldee3
J. R. BmbU.-
* 19Z& X-aura‘ Streat, ,
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FOR SALE—One New 1 1-2 tor
International Truck with Exprest
body, and three l)™e ton Trailmobiles
Any or all at a bargain.
Mutual Trading Co.,
9r2. r )-4t. Blackville, S.-C.
- $1M Reward, $Mf
The readers of this papsr will bs
pleased to learn that there is at least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able to cure In all Its stapes And
that Is catarrh. Catarrh being greatly
Influenced' by constitutional conditions
requires constitutional treatment Hall’s
Catarrh MAdicihe Is taken Internally and
sots thfu the Blood on the Mucous Sur
faces of the Bystem thereby destroying
ths foundation of tbs disease, giving the
patient strength tar buHdlng up ths con
stitution and assisting nature in doing its
work. The proprietors have lo-^uach,
fatth In the curative power of HaJl’a
Catarrh Medicine
Hundred Doll
to curs. Send for list of testimonials
OWo dr Boi/by - H - NE L* QO. Toledo.
all Druggists, Tic.
ANDREW CRAWFORD
- Broker -
COLUMBIA, S. C.
Phone 753—Room 513 National
Loan and Exchange Building
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' Hay-^-Grain—Flour—Rice
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Twine—Molasses—Coffee
When in need write»or
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er Ons jFOR DEEP .WELL DRILLING
lars for any esse that It falls
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G. L. Hill,
EXPERT PIANO TUNING
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ORGAN REBUILDING
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Having decided to establish head
quarters at Denmark, S. C.,- I am
prepared to TUNE and* REPAIR,
Player . Pianos, Ff&nos, Organs and
Thonographs. ^
■_ All broken or worn parts replaced
new. — '• . ■ - -. .
All kinds of Phonograph springs
carried in stock and" other parts se
cured when needed.
Write me your needs and let me
give yoti an estimate as to cost.
All jscork guaranteed." •
J. B. GRANT,
7-1-19-tf. Dsninsrk, S. C.
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7% 1 Money on Long Terms .
BROWN & BUSH
Lawyers
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5, > FROM BARNWELL* FINE LANDS, WELL LO- 5
$ CATED, CHEAP AND ON EASY TERMS. 5
5 (1) 115 Acres, 105 acres under cultivation, 12 acres *
J in prime asparag^isTone 5j-oom, one 4 room house (new) *?
5 twokored,wells, barns and stables. v j
v room, one 4 room residence, barn, large shelter with, JL
$ shed, 4 stdbles, splendid water*,plenty of wood, 8-10 acres A
5. on stream suitable for mill site.
5 (3) 133-1-2 acres, 110 acres under cultivation,/ *
$ balance in woods and swamp, one 5 room, one 3 room, 1
5 one 1 joom house, two barns, 4 stables. . ~ - T ” J
v 4) One four room residence and lot and large lot *! ;
v adjoining, runniiYg from street to street, in Barnwell,
v •)■ For price and terms, apply to
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