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I- . : ' The ' . Barnwell Sentinel Ownpd and Published Every Thurs day by The New Sentinel Publish ing Company gt Barnwell, S. C. Chas. Cgrroll Simms, ^ President. John K. Snelling, S»e.*Treas, and J. Morris, Jr., Bunnsss M&n*g«r. TOOK tANLAC TO RELIEVE HER ILLS W>> in Bad Shape When She Bought - First Bottle. BENEFITTED GREATLY. / V, W. M. JONES,Editt>iv Ei,t£_ re d as second class matter, Feb- ruary 14, 19105 at theTpstoffice 1 Bprnwpll, S. C., under the Act of 9 Cpngress of March 3, 1879. Subscription Rates, ' One yera $1.50. Six months 90c, Three months 50c. r In Advance. THUR%)AY, DECEMBER 6th 1919 T Am In Good Health Now and Feel \Fjne and Strong,’* She Declares. The Small Farmer. The daily papers have recently told of a visit of several South Car olinians to a live stock show in the middle West. They will make sev eral side trips on the way to investi gate various phases of the live stock industry. The principal feature of the party is that the majority of them are not of the class known as small farmers. These merr who are prepar ing to meet the boll weevil invasion successfully are those who in most ras*f# could afford to shut up shop mveral yean and wait till the boll weevil pro men i ueen wo, Xr!! out for several years are using every endeavor to meet successfully the problem the same duty rests in u lar- XV Y lln* shin!! farmer who | cannot afford lo Walt. The pro-per- , ity of the county rests' not alone on the larg* farmer, but in a larger sense tth the small farmers. .Messrs. Q. A. Kenedy, W. A. Wil lis and W” P. Walsh, of Williston, were in the city Monday, and were busy in the horse ami mule business. i Miss Harriett Patterson, who is at tending school in Charleston, s|>ent the Thanksgiving holidays here with J her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Pat terson, Jr. Mrs. John Traylor Martin, of San] Antonio, Texas, has been visiting her mother, .Mrs. Kate Patterson, after a short stay with her sister, Mrs. Louis Murray, of Columbia. “I will tell you, I Was in bad shape when I began taking Tanlac, but it got me In good health and l only took three bolt!**/' 4#<llar$d Mrs. May i’puch, of 206 Grpe" St., Greenville, s. c., hf a statement “T*i> Master Medicine, 1 ' “I was suffering from general weakness* and riiy strength had all but left me and; noth ing T c.otiid TTo, seemed, would help PIP m >' stren Pt h hack,”, shg coa- t i ruled. •• ‘ • - ‘ • “I had been through ft very se rious illness and it left we in a com pletely broken down condition. ^ I had kindney trouble badly, too. I was so weak my knees would almost' double up under me and my back hurt me terribly, so badly that I eould hardly endure the pain. My head ached awfully, too, just as bad ly as if I had neuralgia. I could not ■ - , t eat a thing, and 1 seemed to be losing strength .instead oCgaining it. “We had heard so much about Tan lac that I finally decided I would try it, and soon after I began taking Tanlac I could tell that I w’as pick ing up right- along. It gave me a fine appetite and it seemed that I just could not get enough to eat, and my food nourished me, so I gained health and strength, and I could tell every day that I was 4 bet-’ ter than the day before. I am in good health now and I feel fine and strrmg. The Tanlac got me tngood heal!. 1 ? nail J have found it to b« a fine medicine for my troubles. A-Jl that backache has gone now and *o t are the headaches, Tanlac did so much for me and T am glad V rec ommend it to those who suffer as I did.” Sold by J. A. Porter, Barnwell; Searson Drug Co., Allendale; J. U, Sanders, BlackvilU; H. M. C&ssels„ Jr., Baldoc; Fairfax Drug Co., Fair fax; Kendall Lumber Co., Allendale; Belfast Plantation Co., Milletteville; J. M. Smith and Son, Williston and W. If. Wilkinson, Ulmer. t < WILL CLOSE DOWN OUR GINNERY FOR THE SEASON ON DECEMBER 12TH. WE WILL CONTINUE TO GIN WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY and FRIDAY 7 y — ' # ' • ... of each week until above date. 4 • \ . * _ ' * We wjId thank all of our patrons having cotton to gin to be • ' governed accordingly. •• mm B Barnwell Oil Wm. E. McNAB. Mgr. Mill Barnwell* So* Car. All stores are forced to close at! four o’clock in the afernoon, so let me ask that if you want nnythingjn my lino, namely: Jewelry, Silver ware, clocks, Watches, fine Station ery, Cut (ilass, Vanity Cases, Do ripe. Boxes, Fountain Pens, Pocket Books, Eye Glasses, etc., see me before the closin ghour. I can please the most fastidious in gifts for Chrismas, weddings and birthdays. 1 have a few French Ivory Com'bs, Brushes and mirrors, and manicuring sets left All articles sold will he put up in at-, tractive gift boxes. W. D. GANTT, • •• Jeweler, Barnwell and Allendale. WILL THE INFLUENZA RETURN? Publilc Health Authorities Predict iti r r Reo-i rxMce. Guard Against it by Building Up 'he Blood Pepto-Mangan jf^Creates Rich Red Blood and Increases Strength; Surgeon General Blue, of the Uni- ted States Public-Health Service, in a recent statement frnro Washington, warns the public that the much- dreaded influenza epidemic will prob ably return this fall and winter. -All medical authorities agree that the weak, bloodless, rundown individual is more likely to contract this ias well as any other infectious disease) tha nis the strong, robust, red-blood ed man or woman. In view of these facts, it .is wise to-. uic_ every in lor L to build up the blood and thus in crease the bodily resistance to the invasion of Ihe germs of the. disease, --dude's Pepto-Mangan is an absolute ly dependable red-blood btiilder in all conditions of lowered vitality rot due to serious disease of the vital organs. It improves the apj*etite, impart* col or Lo the lT.cck', and creiTer*fifW hope and ambition in those who have’ beton-e pale, weak, and h*tlr*» Phy- r—' _ J a * a * - —A _>■. ' rrcottlsseM ulitlc » I rjHtr Marga* Itfcet J>*i be the TtH “Gad* * i* «a the pwfc- agv "TToitT” *r w »h NfU F.r* ..rAedl is bwhh a^eet luaa- I SaJ* Itjf .at Orzgg l _ Our Seeds " •* * * % - ■ Produce BIG CROPS Buy now and be pre pared for planting. OF Oats, Wheat Rye, Barley and Clover Crimson White Alfalft, Vetch - ALSO-- Onion Sets Lawn Grasses t. Turnips, Lettuce, Radi shes, Spinach, cabbage, peas and all other seeds Lorick & Lowrance A Columbia, S. C. jaanaaaaaaaaaaaasaXRHSSN'axXaa:: : » « « » f‘ « :: :: a aa a a a a a a a WE CAN GET YOU \ GOOD EIGHTS & HIGHEST PRICES FOR COTTON Advances made on shipment whether for sale or to Ik* held * WE SOLICIT YOUR SHIPMENTS Your Cotton will Ik* stored inside our warehouse WIENGES & COMPANY, Inc. Cotton Factors, n ^ 844 Reynolds Street AUGUSTA, GA. :: a a a a a aX a a a a a a a n : a a a if* aXXtXXX X XX a a XX a aia aa a aaVaa a a Xixeu* a a ^ a a a a a a a a a a a a a K s X a a aa k a.XjXa.a a a aaaaaaaa ax« aaaaaaaaaa aa a.a aaanaaaaaa a.»Ot» r X'»Js a a k a a a a a M a X i We can furnish you with a first-class Wood Saw Frame complete with 30 Cut off Saw for $43.50. To anvone sending us this ad with check for $45.00, wo w ill prepay freight,pn same and deliver to your freight office, We also have large stock oh Boiler Tubes. Pipes, Pumps, Cylinders and Well Points. COLUMBIA SUPPLY COMPANY, 823 West Gervais St. Columbia, S. L. ? a a : a a a a a a £ a a, a .a y. a 'a *a a a a"a -a V-X a r a * a a X k it StRSPlSgfgiX a 'a ’a XX X a a a r a a a a’a x'X r a XX a : a a ^'afa'a J — $40,000.00 TO LEND We have Forty Thousand Dollars Private Funds to lend on Mortgages of Real Estate, in sums of Five Hundred Dollars and up. BROWN & BUSH, BARNW0LL, S. C. j I WOMEN GIVE OUT. NOTICE OF DISCHARGE. Notice is hereby given that I will fjle my final report with the Honor able John K. Knelling,.Judge of Pro- | bate for Barnwell County, upon the 31st day* of December, 1919. as Ad ministrator of the Estate-of O, I). ’ Allen and pel it inn the said Court for an nrdej- nf Discharge ami letters Dismissory. J..C. Mayer. Ariminixtrator. House work is hard enough when healthy. Every Barnwell woman who is having backache, blue and nervous spells, dizzy headaches and kidney or bladder trouble, should 1 bo plad to heed this Barn well worn- an’s experience: Miss‘Laura Clary, Main Street, says: “A few years ago I had a bad case of kidney trouble which put me in a serious condition. My back ached at times and I was ner vous. Tiwbdaches bothered me ahd OOOOO Barnwell -Laundry .v • — Agents Wanted We want a live agent in every town in this section. 25 per cent, commission and express paid one way. 20 per cent, commission ^nd express paid both ways. We have installed some additional ‘machinery and are prepared to do first class work. A TRIAL IS ALL WE ASK n JJ objects seemed to float before my ryes. My kidneys--acted imtular, ' gARNWELI?'£HIN(S£ LAUNDRY, I lost consolerablg^sleep and the time. NOriCE OF DISCHARGE. 1 M ■r t« I* J. . Bgitt i* . g«vrfi dwrt I ir|M>n titk *be lliMii'i* Sneltmg. Judge «f I 1 '— T*.jrr. |9|9. 9* Ad- r (*<* Lai* m n *<9 *Wt4 f%a9bMp* L*u*#t too. felt tired and dpll all Doan’s Kidney Pills recommended to me, and used them as directed. 1 got j fj relief from the start, the backaches ijuickly left nte, my kidney* -acted natural, the dizzy spell* left arid 1 j a a* *o«*n entirely well. No return » wf lift* trouble ka* - *aiu r 4 | f ecommrftd |)u|a‘t Kujr.r;. I’ilb vktmer 1 kne an erp^ttva-, Kim Ngpne, Prop., wore highly j BARNWELL, SOUTH CAROLINA. o I got some i S EHHHHEHHHBHHHHHHHHEi NOTICE I have purchased the hunting right OS 4 "I THE BRUCE PLACE SNELLING. ALL PAR TIES ARE NOTIFIED NOT TO HUNT ON THIS PREMISES. ANY VIOLATION . WILL BE PROSECUTED. " • - J. M. Easterling 171! j j yj j j j j»>> r J\Mr r r*r<r r M M N N MMtWtoMMMHBBB g J^( ) - SALE' ——— ^ ^ LOANS ON FARMING LANDS. li f |i,r.oy\id upc JTItij veK~ t r*r irtmit rate*' ~ Shnae <*r. at u21 daaamw. - ^- J. , -4 - . •Ivty k*a»Ty ^a>» Me neuwr I *d rf t 4Zi| Pat f rniTr* *1 Uuiiz f «!1a# Hixzx StTtV 4 V* yrar» and payable aanually. Np re-tfx t*» u*e mt aaiji'.. -—- * If wtfNM *uft 1 gittwf fall daecetfCaui •# peu| * jTr—n Now. „ Cl l. fjjutfl. ifr 1 have for aale a pair of MARE, ^AJ.CH MULES 7 years old weighing about 1250 pounda aach. There u not a better pair of mule* in Barnwell County than > ^ three are. See me hefore you buy, for l^can aave you M ■ M M 'll money. J. L BOYLSTON. . u> »a Wiiatm, — X-iL IB iftn\iitttnTiii^nitirrtTiiiniiiiiiiniiiiiim — - Jt