Barnwell sentinel. (Barnwell C.H., S.C.) 185?-1925, October 30, 1919, Image 7
SENTINEL, BARNWELL, S. C.
25 1 The First
V Bottle of
Mothers - ^TchaatU 0 " **■
The open published formula appears on every/bottle of
Entirely Free from
Catarrh of the Stomach
Y :
“Rerun! has positIvely-dune for
mo what many doctum failed t«
—4'.ui.n.|ieIl(Ml to take to Jny b»>dL for.
days. The first be*:tl« of Rerun;*,
Kave relief ami , Vyiiile I .always
keep it in the.c+i6use for .^RiefR-
cn-ciep, I «roni»ld«-r"wryxelf entirely
free from catarrh of the atomach,
-Che trouble frpin wtUcbYF tuiX-
fr'radr'for so Ions before faking
—tills rethedy/’ .
Hie Infanta* and Children's Regulator
Senna —a protfipt. efficient Tfge- Sodium Citrate — an effective Trea
table cathartic. ~ ( lator of the bowels—used fre-
quenflv with other ingredient*
Rhubarb a rejuvenator of digoa- bv learned doctor* ip treating
live action. v - . colic and d.arrhoea. »_
Sodium Bicarbonate—highly valuable in treating \
, — seyere*a*tnc indigestion in children.
Oil of Anise, Fennel, Caraway. Coriander, Glycerine, Sugar
Syrup, all of which help to make thk«\ formula the very best that
medical skill can dfvise. If it were possible-toJiuproveThis for
mula it would be done regardless of the fact that a bottle of
Mrs., Winslflw’aSy’rop now costs twice a^. much to make as any
other similar preparation. Yet; it costs you no more than ordi
nary-baby laxatives.
, ^ At all Druggists , ■ , ■;
ANGLO-AMERICAN DRUG CO„ 215-217 Fulton Street, N Y.
Geiteral Selling Agent*:' H»roUT RrfcW. A C«., lac. New Tark Taroata. Caaada
American Is Head of the New Republic of Russia
Mr. JH.VanBurrn, "Knirlneef, O.
R.-drrrfiy.,J7 Highland St., Clran'd
Itapi/ls, .Mich.
Liquid or Tablet Form
Snld K very where
Ault Vonr Denier
AKilLNGTON.'*—This Is n queer work! nowadays. Did you ever hear of
Uhro-Ilusinla and Its acting govern (A. Gregory J. Zsnpcovltch? Of course
Well,' Uhro-Rusinin ft one of the smallest of the .new seli-governing
republics in Europe and Gregory HT
r -- ■ Zsatkovich is an AmerFeanucitizen. He
WHetfl hys just been here after his wife and
that! c hlld r en'and is on his way back to re-
’ o I s * ,ine his official duties. His official
\ /J tltfe Is “President of the Directorate
\ . 'of Autonomous Ruslnia.”
J American Russians are settled in
large numbers in about 150.,cities of
I I Ialways do the work.
I Same formula for 50
years. Unequalled for Biliousness,
Sick Headachy, Constipation and
Malaria. At all druggists. Manufac
tured by Polk Miller Drug Co., Inc^
G$V£RN0K,
OF UHRO-I
mon
^ 1 "^'^I’ennsylvsinitk, Ohio, New York, Con-
r Y jU II . = ■ neciicut, New Jersey and Illinois, and
v smaller numbers'a re to be found'seat-
tered all over the country. They are
represented by the American National council of Uhro-Rusins. This council
vVorked so energetically that in 1918 at the convention of the Mid-European
union in Philadelphia the Rusins'^ere recognized as a self-g-overning unit of
the I'zocfio-Movak republic. ’This 4-as. ratified by-nn American plebiscite.
.Uhro TTusinia has a population of ubout one-million. Its capital, is Uzhorod.
Set in-the Carpathian mountains, Rusinia is noted for its picturesqueness, with
its pretty- .well-kept hqfetes and Jls quiet, contented people in their bright
national costumes. ' - *
11 pcopl'.* who arf bilious arc tcf.af , *<l ac-
fordlnK to local symptoms they seldom get
cry much better , Whatever,.rellff l« ,ob;-
la.in.e_i- is. _ uauailx- iJiurmra.ry 'ffTToe ■ biHous-
uess to Its source ajirl remove the cause and
t Ire—chances are ihai-the" patient will re
main strohK and hFalthv. —
-.Doctors say- that more than 70 non-
•iriranic disear.es can.be traced to an Acid-
stomiich. ItUlousness Is one of them Indi
gestion. heart buy n, belch I njf, sour atomach,
hloat and" pas are other sikiis ut acid-
tomach. KATONIC, the marvelous modern
stomach remedy, brlnpjj, quick relief from
these stomach miseries which lead to a long
train* of ailments that make life miserable
if not corrected.—
EATON IO literally absorbs sent carries
away the excess acid. Makes the stomach
at’rong, cool and comfortable Hulps duce§-
tion; improves the appetite and you then
vet full strength from your fond Thousands
say that BATONIO Is the most Effective
domach' remedy In the world It is the help
\ ()l need. Try It on our money back -lf-
JlDt-.saUsfied guarantee At all drupelet*.
Only f.ft cent's fur a lilif box.
\ ntost acute at night.
If you have a bottle of Ynger’a
Liniment handy and use it you
get quick relief. Price 35c.
The large bottle contain* twice
g* much a* the usual 50c bottle of
liniment and la*ts the average fam
ily lor montha. At all dealera.
D. A. R. Exchange Stars and Stripes With Congress
I N THE house the other day Representative Mondell of Wyoming, the
majority lender, called-nttention to a beautiful new' flag suspended back of
the speaker’s desk. He read a letter from Mrs. George Thacher Guernsey,
president general of the DTApre* \
senting the flag as a substitute for the ^ . ^ * •
ope presented in 1901 by one of the -■ J¥///g
chapters df the society. He differed a M
r-are the result of nearly a quarter of •
century of specialization in the maA^ng
of stylish clothes for ~ —tt
GILBERT imoaaco. Baltimore, Aid.
KODAKS & SUPPLIES
We a!«o do highest class of flDishing.
Prices and Catalogue upon requesW
S. C»le»ki Optical Co,, Kickaaoad, Va.
High School Chaps
CAItnAt.E " 1*1.ANTS — FRONT
I IIAKI.F>rO> W IhKHKIH. K
I’utch, Succession, Surehead and
Quickly relieved J>y ‘ SAL-SPEAR-MINTO.
8end 25 cents In stamps for la'rge trial box to
The Sal-Spear-Minto Co., New. York, who"wtl|
refund; money if result* are no| satisfactory.
HAS BUST OF HERODOTUS HOW THE SQUIRREL HELPS
Antique in Metropolitan Museum of
— Art->4dentified as Portrait of— .
Father of History.
Uncle Sam Needs Seeds of Oouglaa
Fir and Knows Where to
- Find- Them.
Tree seed c.tn’t he bought in Inrgn
tHianlities iir-the unwket. To restock
the huge forests which tire demolished
every year. Uncle Safii jived^ tin* s(>e<ls
of the noughts - *'fir. western yellow
with a copy of this preamble and resolution
history.” The .marble, which lias-lain
in dust all the^e years, will now as-^
Blithe an imporrfim th^t-et- of-hmtor in
the institution.
|>i,ne. not by the 'pound, hut iitentlly
by the\ton. \
Tin- grivernrm'liT heeds men. ~frum
two to six weeks every fall, to gather
seed. When the call goes out, Iinnher-
Jacks, «<|1h^LLL.{nen. l'io1i(Te\ and former
eonvjcts drift itWo the eauips ami work
side h.v side, gathering huge stores of
the precious seeds. Through experi
ence they have-found that their rich
est -sources arc the cunningly hidden
squirrel hoards. The squirrel'is canny;
he always picks the .very best of cones
for iiis winter’s store.—The Nation’s
Congress Apparently in Favor of Budget System
For MALARIA, CHILLS and FEVER
ALSO A FINE GENERAL STRENGTHEN
ING TONIC. S«ld by All Drai Store*.
ONbRESS Is apparently taking the national budget system movement
quite seriously. The Illinois plan of control of public expenditures fhrough
budget system: was explained to the house appropriations committee the
^ other day by Governor Lowden of Illi-
\ ' 1 ~T- nois, who suggested that machinery
similar to the Illinois plfin^CTe : set -up
the federal government, "w(lth the
\ (7 TTtC/C secretary of the treasury exercising
\ the exclusive authority and responsi-
y/^Liu Y'j hillty for appropriations analogous
with the position held by Omar H.
Wright, Illinois’ state dlregtor of
finance. The treasury department,
should be made the exclusive depart
ment for national finance, the governor
of Herodotus. The New York portrait:
bust unsWigtBqll.v found :it Rtudia.
in Lower Egypt, and passi'd into the
possession of Emil I’.rugseh I’.ey, from
whom .it was acquired am] pn*sente»l
to the Metropolitan Musoum~oTl„\rts.
The recognition was based on the re-
Bemldance of the know n portraits'and
the finiiing of the learned man’sTrame
inscrihejl r ui»on it. As a work of art It
was not very highly rcgariTi'dV'lviil as
the sixth known portrait of Herodotus
It assumes new dignity. It is'ulso said
to he one of the host portraits 'extallt.*
ARE CARRYING IT TOO FAR
Crooked Golf.
— Suzanne Lenglen, the world’s tennis''
champion, was talking to a group of -
American correspondents at Wimble
don. v
"I don’t care for golf,” -she said. “1
think tenuis is much nicer.-’- I think
golf is queer.”
“How querT?”-said a gdlfcr.
“It lets yo.u cheat so easily if you’re
inclined that way. My father played
golf one day at Nice with a German.
As he holed out on the first green the
Bathing Costume for Tennis
Abbreviating of an A
breviation. -*■
This is the day of brevity. The
names \>f states and cLUe* tire.abbrevi
ated. Christum nppollntlnn^ are out
slio.rt and ihltinls substituted.. The gnv
cor abbreviates “potatoes” ta “sj^uds”
and condenses “crackers”- tb “crax.”
OOMCftESS
A Good Suggestion
It wouhfn’t he a ,laid idea.'
What?”
For the grocer to start
TIic imtelmf Avriii-i-
A Silent Partner
\ said, and the administration of the
public health service and other subsidiary bureaus' should be removed from
the treasury department. In other words, said the governor, while all the
ofTfeF^.TlefiiTFTTTTTTiTJCTTre - '~'WGg£lftog~to ■ secure tuerea-Hed--ftp^-kfH'hH-i-oHs,- there
should be one cenlral^b^ceail. whose sole duty it should be to keep expen>»es-
Flow many strokes did yV>u do the
-ptUirli*s - nrotiod the—LTr-
Mrs. Reek— My husband never tall
anything around tire house.
LVr.-Jni! Tildlt's' print merit their
painting on/them figures of |
id small aimnals.
-*c-hh father
■*' J Srrrtl
•It is a pleasure
woman’ these days
jlo And.
Landladies
an nssocmtiois
their ciYnimon/
“Fatlu;r didn’t stij” anything, hut
when the German JCQqA him at the
Second gri-em1r?T^PlU!Tn-ys?dr<>kes hj- had
taken lit- laughed.
“ ‘No. yyf] don’t. FTerr Sauerkraut,*
he said^ ‘This time It’s my turn tlr ask
first.’^ '■ . ■ •
of the departments should receive the estimates and make up^s budget for
which ho would bejresponsible and who should answer to the president alone,”
Governor Lowden declared. —- -
The appearance of Governor Lowden bn the floor of the house following
his testifying before the appropriations committee was the signal for an ovar - ''
-tion whieh interrupN^d p rue ceilings.' Democrats and. Republicans alike-Jrrrned
in an outburst of cheering and applause. • *.
The creation of a-speciad commission for the preparation (if a national
budget would be{a ”dang<‘rous experiment,” saUr the governor, maintaining
that? an in depen (ffht -cvnimission would not be held to a proper responsibility
for its acts. , ’* -
“Itw.e require the psAshtent to submit a budget, saying what expenditures^ ,
he believes to be nectary for the proper running of the government, then the
country will know that the president asks only that amount, and no more:”'
wants “sodtrcro cueodyLate.’'*
Rut abbreviations are iTor r<Ynfhwfl*i
> words. r l he'Yanks nhLiriwjajjed the. i
.-^Fr. 'Tlie rising cost of living has™ ah-
• viate.d the purchasing power of a
loilar. The alrplarif has abbreviated
-•I>:ice. and ehietrielly ha*- abbreviated
tim<' itself. The laundry often ahhreyK
afes the size (d miCs new shirt. J&uh-
(hri frequently nlTfiTYviates eosj^rftties.
There is. however,-' sncli jt thing a^
ah' reviating too much, lyftr in Frithee,
a bathing suit Is eorjxfdered sufficient
raiment for one mi fs In tin* swim
ming pool, hut it is'highly ohjectfon*/
able elsewhere. Tennis-players dad in
bathing stffts are carrying the abbrevi
ation habit too far.
They art* abbreviating abbreviation!
A Saver to pocket
book ahd health, and
^ * >. t'V-j ^
a deliqht to the palate.
Do as your neighbor is
doing and cut the high
What She Wanted.
want a pair of the best gloves
you have,” said Mrs. Neuritfh at the
glove counter. >
“Yes, mit’nm,” replied the polite
sal mtfrn. “How long do you want
thenj?”
“Don’t git irtsultln,’ young man! ]
wapt to buy ’em, not hire ? em.”
American Legion Post Opposes, Reclamation Bill
No Melba/
“HaTpy-rhrpped bis hands when I w«i
staging.” • . —————- -—
* “Over his ears?” -
S ENATOR FLETCHER of Florida read into the Congressional Record the
other day resolutions adopted by Tampa post, No. 5, American Legion,
which are substafttlally as follows: “Whereas various measures have been
introduced in the congress of the Unit- i *
ed States for the aid of the dlrfetatS'&ed • j-c, T _ . '
soldier, sailor and marinC^veteriuDF-of THU ISTHE ONP^
the Jate WarT and, whereas, among \ WE WANT
such measures is H. R, 487, referred \ 2>) ' ^
to as the ^Wrlell bill, otherwise the,
A poor excuse is worse than none
oatloBgf soldier settiement net; and
whereas such u measure will not bene
fit all soldiers
sailors and marines. • ~ S *- j
a"nd even under the most favorable
circumstances it is limited t6 approxi- if S/^/
mately S9.(Xn> out— of 4.800,o<k>; and,
whereas, under the terms of said bill
on initial eapiral.fif not less tTSin ?1,200 is required of tyach soldier, sailor and
marine; and, whereas, sai<M41F is niot confined to the public lands ot the
United States, but provides for ‘proJects'To f>e purchased in Ahe several states,
thus opening the way f^r fraud, reckless expenditures of public funds, and
real estate grafting of aHTiatures and kinds; und, whereas, a certain measure
has been Introduced In the cq/igross of the United States providing fur“Tdahs
for the purjtose of securing* \o~- the discharged soldier, sailor and marine,
veteransof the late waiy-dty or^ountry homes, and in'the sum of from fl.OOG
to SS-UdCat 4 pey cent^intefest and payable over 40 year* of time; and,
whereas, this in the Judgmen£_ j fif/"this post of tfcgLAmerican Legion is the
fairest and moat equitable of all such measures, both to the soldier, and to
the Uoltfd^fttatea; therefore, be it . r / , '* .
Popular for its delightful
flavor and because it furnishes
certain food values neces
sary for building the best
50-Cup Tins aO^-lOO-Cuptins 50$
. ’Made by
Postum Cereal Company
Battle G^ek. Mich.
Sold by Grbceratand General Stored
That we coodfunrwad oppose H. R. 487. known as the nati
•YTTnct, and that we favor and acclaim this loan measure." '
Reselv
YAGERS
LINIMENT
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