Barnwell sentinel. (Barnwell C.H., S.C.) 185?-1925, October 23, 1919, Image 6
WONDERFUL STEPPING STONES
I,have A lots For Sale in the Town of Infers
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near the Artesian well measuring 52. 1-2 feeT -m
105 feet situate on Kail Road ay
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jtion in said.city for business.
For farther informa
terms and prices.
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¥ apply to
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Ida Sanders,
Ulmers, S. C
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FIVE DEPARTMENTS
ARE AIDING'
Mui Did No* Follow Prtnolploo of
Thrift—tolo IdM Wm to HmiM
HI* Me«oy, Standing Nothing.
A nod era MI4m of Cfcloago, who
hod oc««MBtoto4 $3*0,000 by MT«r
opgmdlng anything, rooontty wm do
clorod lacapahlo of handling hi a af
fairs. No hooamo laoopoblo not bo-
oa«M ho oBiaMod 1300,10# bat boooAio
of tho way ho accumulated It. Ho oo-
t ran god hla family, wont to bod with
the chickens to ovoid spending money
on lights and lired-oQ $6* o year.
Then be ran afoul of the pussling la-
come tax law and now hla children are
to handle his beloved savings. This
modem Midas wm not a thrifty man.
True thrift enhances
Oovemmoot Daroouo Are Co operating
te Promote Widespread Savings
Among Ail CIooom of Popple.
South Carolina
CwoperatlOB and oo-ordtaatloa of
govonuneot deportaaeata in aid of the
a at tonal naovymeat to promote regular
Waving, wise
at Columbia
and relavoe.tmoat ore shown la a ra>
oont report to the Treasury Dopart-
meat ■— v ■
Five departments—Treasury, Labor.
Commerce, Agriculture and the Inter
ior—are always carrying out plans
characteristic of their special domains
of work designed to aecomplisk the
general aim—thrift. Not only,* are
the same principles held in common,
but Ideas and material are Interchang
ed and employed'to further the par
ticular lines of jtocii department s Household budgets with accounting
columns attached are now
October 27-31
Reduced fares on all railroads ask your ticket
agent/ ' , • y‘ --
MONDAY—Great Field Wir and Wild West Show by
Soldiers from Camp Jackin. *
TUESDAY
luable Plan Doscrlbod In FoMor Fianteo Machine dun In Abandoned
Which-May be Had for Asking^— , Tank and Mowed Dowp Huns
^ System Makes Wise Spend- ~ *-'*• Hay Bafore Sickle.
ing a Certainty.
There is a regular soldier still in
France wj}0,ja going to get . the Con-
on hand Kr*>s»ional Medal of Honor. To him
■dts-tTfbutcjh to- prog rose I v^ -wo- wa ^~iUv ea. Uifi-—s upreme—honor . oi
breaking up a German attack ail by
himself, an attack, if it had been suc
cessful, that -would have decided the
fortunes of the battle in favor of the
Hun. 9
And be it noted that he could have
very well said to himself on that..QCil
casion that he “could not afford” to,
remain where he was, a target /or the
whole German army. ... - , |
He, could have, very easily placed
himself in the attitude some peopled
have taken toward th‘e Liberty lOana
and the War Savings campaign. He/
'columns one finds just-kwas just an American army corporafrj
a Yankee ^non-com-, but he didn't/fry
Hs was a miser
and increases the wealth of tbs world
Hoarding money benefits neither the
miser nor his fellows. Wise spending
•fh -’"Is' as essential as wise saving, and
wiae investment Is as important as [work
f ^either; wise spending for she comforts
and pleasures of life as well as the
Legion/Day” First meeting of the South
^ Carolina Legion pf Honor.
50 - WFDNFSDAY. ^outh Carolina’s .Greatest H/ir^ Racr.
g ing~FT\ents. /• — -j '
X TH URSDAYVFhe Classic CAROLfNA-CLIAISON
H Football Game.
In the Treasury Department, the
, Savings Division Is endeavoring — to
bring home the • value of, sensible
economy as a principle of living; to
j interpret thrift, not as miserliness,
but as the wise management of oneis
; affairs, taking heed of present and fu-
| ture needs and steadily saving for
worthwhile purchases, tolake advant
age of an opportunity or against a
rainy day. The Savlags Division of
fers the Thrift Stamps and War Sav
ings Stamps a practical inducement
Vo acquring the power of a financial
reserve. — • ,
Realising- that saving is greatly
stimulated hv having a definite object
in rlew, the Department of Labor has
launched an OWN YOUR HOME,
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movement.
The Department of Commerce, In
conjunction with the Council of Na
tional Defense, is engaged in a BUY
NOW. BUT ONLY WHAT 7011
NEED, campaign. — —
Th5-Department of Agriculture has
undertaken to have Its county agent*
and home demonstration agents,
numbering several thousand men and
women, in etude the message of thrift
In all their work.
In the Department of the Interior
the Bureau of Education Is making
thrift an important part of its Ameri-'
canixation program and of its schools
and library work. The Indian Bureau
has lasued’Tiiaterial and called on all
agents to assist in bringing home the
value - of Intelligent saving and safe
invostmentHp tho Indian service.
men who desire to know whore tho
money goes in order to stay its going. _
Just as balancing one’s meals is con- t
dqctive to the physical well-being of
the family. *o apportioning the month
ly income to suit the monthly expen-1
ditures npikes a household healthier
..ftwanclSlIy, it is clamed by' experts in
home economics. 7
Instead of the dreaded conference
. at the end of each month when hus-J
band and wife raok'-tfieir brains to-;
know where all the dollars have gone, ;
in neat little fl^iires totaled at the !
bottom of Ion
how much wont for food, for clothing,
for rent, for recreation, for charity,
for doctor’s bills. And best of all,
there is. the savings column which re
cords what i* -left fQr''Uia^education ^mgDl to which tha corpor^ belonged
of the-boy and girl or for the wash
ing machine and vacuum cleaner
whir’ g -.’ill eliminate so .many weary
hours.„ — , " •
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Fro. a fche woman’s division comas
encouraging news that women of the
Fifth Federal Reserve l):strid are-in
rapidly increasing, numbers making
known their desire to place the* con
duct of the household on a business
basis. The day has conje. it is claim
ed, when the housewiTe sees the fam
ily ihconre as a whole, and when upon j
her shoulders is placed an Vflua^
share with her hue-band of there-/
sponsibility of making the v family in
come provide f^r the family. need/;
The budget is based- oujmmi
(Tones ranging from $900 toT*
It is prepared for the average f
and since, after all, there 7 no
age family, the items mukt be v con.->id-
ered flexible, to be beyit to th(Kr>di-
vidual need. An estimate has been
madeX>f-the amounted meney which,
should be spent/lor the .necessities
and luxur>H of/life.
Announcement has been made that
budgets ma/he had by 'addressing a
request tot tie Woman’s Division of
Uhl. Way Loan Organization, Rich-
mond./vh. ‘
necessities makes for the thriftiest
life-and stimulates production. Wise
Investment makes possible* the crea
tion of new wealth.'
The raiser saves but spends noth
ing. He secures only the meager sat
isfaction of watching his pile of money
grow. The wise exponent of thrift
and sound investment has the com
forts and pleasures of life and saves
at the same time. The foolish man
spends his money for what he neither
needs nor really wants; does not at
tain the comforts- and lasting pleas
ures of life and saves nothing..
If the modern miser of Chicago had
spent wisely he would have had years
of comfort and happiness instead of
years of squalor and vjant. V he had
saved wisely he would have had the
love and respect of his family and as
sociates. If he had invested wisely
he would have been competent to han
dle his own affairs.
“Waste not—want not” is still the
modern-axiom of thrift but “want not"
must not be interpreted to meair not
wasting Abe. things that make life
worth the living. "Don’t be a modern
Midas.
Don’t/miss any of the <rreat features of the Fair.
Greatest Poultry show in the State’s History. Big exhibit
by tlu? Government showing the nations strength in peace
an^Fwar. Exhibition drill by picked company of_ Clem-
yrin College Cadets. The greatest showing ctf fine cattle
and Hogs ever seen in South Carolina. The'Krauss ag
gregation of 20 shows. ‘ Wonddtful free acts, •
to shirk any responsible^
YOU NEED NOT '
SUFFER FROM CATARRH
dies which touch only the surface.
To brr rid of Catarrh, you must
drive the disease germs out of your
blood.
Splendid results have been rc-^
ported from the use of S. S. S.,
which acts on the catarrh germ*
in tho blood. —
If you wish medical advice as t<j
the treatment of your own indi
vidual case, write to Chief Medical
Adviser. 42 Swift Specific Co., At*.
lauta, Ga v
But You Must Drive It Cut of
Your Blood.
Catarrh ■ is annoying enough
when it chokes up your nostrils
and air passages, causing. Wfficnlt
breathing and other discomforts.
Real danger comcs-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, jreme*
, story of E. H. Harriman. who died
an estate of $75,000 000, cred
its hirgi w*4h one day picking up a
small sf eel letter clip dropped on The
floor by a careless eraplayee.
“I’d like -to have as ray annual in-
coni£,” eaid Mr. Harriman, "the value
of/material thrown away every year
by indifferent workers in the offices
and factories of America. In a few
years I’d be the richest man in the
world.” . - •
in bo fled dry from the stream of bullets
that' kept spurting into the German
masses He emptied his canteen • oi
water into ’the jacket and cooled it
off a bit. and went methodically to
work a.gal.i, killing German^. All the
time he was firing GermatCCartridges
- WE CAN GET"YOU ““ "
GOOD WEIGHTS & HIGHEST PRICES FOR
COTTON
Yd vanc.es‘mnde on shipm/nt whether for sale or to be held'
25 P"nnies-~1 Thrift Stamp.
16 Thrift Stamps^/ W. S. S.
20 W. S.^l Hundred Dollar
Stamp,.
5 Hundred Dollar Stamps
- He was on the job and doing what
ha had been trained to do, and what
America sent hiny over to do. Final
lv the Huns called for a barrage to
get that lone gunner in the smashed
tank. They sent over something like
Your Cotton will be stored inside our Warehouse
WIENGES & COMPANY/Inc.
Cotton Factors
844 Reynolds Street
First
AUGUSTA, GA
installment on ycur home,
From faraway Tulsa. Okla., com.es
the story that War Savings Stamps
are tremendously •--ptqmlfrr - among
life Indians who have grown rich
from 6il wells -discovered; on their
Thrift Stamirs will stick whf-n a fol
n^ied now to rnaae the-coining gen
('ration a pr ijii^erous and tiiriftVyme
To make Am-'iTch solid ' hefm^iahe
world-Tay all time trrcome, each ott£
of us..jpVu«t “stand his ground." and do
Jus part tn .this work ■ of' reconstruct
Make Thrift a.-hilppy habit throug
War Savings Stamps. /
competitions are
Savings -Stamps I’m
ttmeTtfe'TfiV'r.'indian Rocko-- -f-
has a laddie
Every lassie ’
think of .nine, —
But all the lads they smile at me
w When Savings; Stamps . I’m
buy in’. , ■ ’ ’ *
fellers, who buy the $5 stamps! —in
sheets, arrange their cards neatly
and start licking and sticking at "a
prearranged signal.
After all the stamps had been
stuck on-during a recent contest
the Indians capped the Afield meet”
by lining tip and racing to the poBt-
office to get the stamps registered.
Blue Nose S?ijiel 1 a->io- Meat won the
race and had his stamps registered
first. He had pasted -mr$TS5 worth
"We can no more afford to ignore the
| principles .of thrift and saving and the
, splendid opportunity otir government
I offers for saving and investment, than
'could the soldiersyof America on
French .battlefields/ We have,A task
,to take,care of that, is ours and ours
■'rrhuie -in this tfork of reconstruction
i and thrift. /
Go To Georgia’s Big
Here is \\’hat one/fr f <m did; If ymt
don’t know^.hlm y/ui--tm>w somf one
just l-iktY* him PirTonr community.
Twenty years ago he owned the
clothes he stood in and that was about
all. X
He saved fifty dollarr the first year;
GEORGIA
Before You Buy
Ord<'r of
Th.e founding of the
the next.xenr. with a little better
of War Savings Stamps
Worm
in six min
utes and fourteen Ifecimds. His
wages, seventy-five
There you will find the Largest SftYckHn the
Suite of Georgia-And t'he Lowest Prices any
one thing with another—a wTfeTtnd
family included—he has saved an
average of five ,d-oJh4 - s a week for
tweiitv years. -r
Wha| he saved in twenty years wa*
about five thous:>nd-duUxfT. What he
has is twice five thQysgnd—like the
man In the parhble. r *
His dollars-^wckTnf for Him upw
bring him more than nto yearly saving.
L. is proposed
man bought Manhattan Island
timk to the postpffiee was 56 sec
l>y Burt. ij*;ston' Taylor, (Miicagw-
;/ "coljmmrst/’ Consistent thrift and
saving, be^t practiced by- invest
ment in W;i^ Savings Stamps and
other government—eetmrtties, will
enablp/any "worm” to rise .riaht
up 4wd smite high costs'or any
.other enemy.
The point to this story is that he ,-^jh
h id the $24. . ‘ 2.
There ''jre scores 'who complain A
vociferously and . frequently that ♦he/fkv
'road, to wealth is always blocked.^ J
'Yet.yhon a.small opportunity opens * •s
, tp, the capital necessary to, take ad-
’vantage of it. is lacking. ^
Wncre is the man so poorly paid in
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Pqt^y’our moileyX'here it will do
double duty for you—in War Savings
Stamps. ... ‘ ' X. .
If desired, You can secure the Pirvilege/oL
sh, Time Payments/rrrtdi^v On^j-he Regular
ish Lrices.- " ‘ ; .
‘’Write our Mail >rp«irtrucm -qr illu^-^;
Money *::aved is what,counts. In-
rire*ted In War Savings Stamp*. It
grows day-and nlfh./.
"Mak^Thrlft a happy habit through
United Sieves tpdiiy-that h(T'can-
save a fraction of his warnings?
•cumuhitioB'Of tire srpallest -sunyj
!i ,*;mc piN idf' f,)r the purchase
War Savings St^mp. which in*
iately begiiia working for you.
vthgs certificate (Tbes ;t
G in a mpltityde of thrift* -therf**^!*
ItoAsty frwn worry. Buy wisely, save
feelli^ntry. v and invest in Thrift
•tamps aid War Savings v Stamps.
Merry is fcipney in’cst*
cd in Waj Savings Stamps it stays
with yon. * . . . '
. Better buy those - War Sa'. r '
Slatnps while you are thinking ac
m p
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