The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, September 25, 1914, Image 4
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THE BAR
PEOPLE
Bntered at th« post office at Barnwell,
r 8. C., as second-class matwr\
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JOHN W. HOLMES
1840-1912
B. P. DAVIES, Editor and Proprietor.
SUBSCRIPTION RATES:
One Year - $1.50
h Six Months .00
Three Months , - .50
(Strictly in^dvance.) r
oaths of -inple hlessedncs^, notice of
the approHchinu marriage must l>o.
post< 4 d in a public place'five'days he-'
fore the event.
^Gr'4*t*nvi]k* County ha-elected * a
man ro. the House <»f Representative^
who, whiTe.
advocates :
women.- 1
\vho tries l
permanent tooth ta>—erupt an<l it
said to !«■ the■ key to occlusion. Fj
h«’ fa vers .swimming pools,
cia
i balance
must be tak<-i
\ ca
re of at
epHEiite pool- for rnenjnad
till.
The, upper six
y<‘c
r molars
helc rs. always -onp'body
am
1 the; in
w o six year
mo
ais lock
i fakc.thcYKy. out of life.
tog
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t’.'Etri :ir;<l nc
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a guide
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jll Democrats
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National Campaign
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THl RSDAY, SKITEMKER 25. I '/t.
j K. K':y Stone, an insurance man of
Greenville, last week amv.mn.-ed n-<
cin independant candidate, for • the
Vr.ited States Senate i.n. oppe-tion to
( oh- 1.. It'ea e, who wak'declared .f*:e
nominee of the Demooralic jiht‘ty*ta t
Vv<■ ek. Saturday he withdmr fr<>nr t ! -e
rare and also lost' hu job with the
Carolina Insurance Co., with whom !•
laid a res pojisible- p/isithui r .^.-l
Fol’owinu Stone’s aniiounceni":'.
the edi'toi of The People was asked 1
winrh of .'he ’two men hi' W'uld -lirrJ
p.i'-r. Our reply wasr-“\Vo are a
Democrat, fir-t and.an Ant-i-ll!ea-eit“ ^
second." In other \yerds, while w.-
hn'c always Itonestly ipipo-ed the
nomuiatioil of Mr-.—Hlea.-o- fot an"
- etfiie. lie IlMM h< l, i L l) dmlUhe<tlJ|eSpi|
(CO NiT IXI ’FI* M H»M I* AG K <) X !•:.
W. 11. Dunrai
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if.the Democratic party and v
have no intention other than to r-
»7K t our I'limary electron ple'lin to
'Vupp.oH such hominess. -h- 1
\\ Ink' \ce at—no time attained
• importan a 1 to Stone's annoipiceni' n', i
(here* wore some who professed to
see in it a irrave (laiurer. They be. I .
‘dieved tlia.t Stone was laying the fou 11 - ;
dation for a contest yf the election {
^iial that, should the Republican .part..' j
le -uecossful ill'November, he' mi'D.t [
have j^ii 1 n Mr. Blease ' considcrub'e i
liouhle. Tiic (I'cenvillo mflh tirti i ' i|
’ that the -ex-tkivernor did not will the .
nomination fairly and honestly-. AV o I
know nothing about that. X<i chary s . ••
woie p'reB'fred bi-fore the State ey--|
i utive committee showing t-.hat 'fraud
had been perpetrated and that .was
Ttjie ptuper tribunal V»efor<> wiiivb. .to)
l.j iny- such charges'.' The Cojnm itt'.v j
has declar'd Blease and other cand : j
dates receiving a majority of the \a)*"s
in the recent primaries the rv>mine« I,
of the Demoiratic pfirty and it no-,
becomes tile solemn duty of all Dcm.
erats in the State. i(*‘gardk*s;s of tjjui !
^ taction to which they belong, to se-
eure I'cgistration certificates and votej
in the (Mmintr general election fi to th" |
end that the-will of fhe nvajority Tf i
iho-e who cast their ^allots in tl . j
pripiaries shall not be defeated. ■
We have always contended that an’
ru'! son who votes in a Democrat a
it I
primary election in this State an i I
later rues as an indepemk-nt candi-
dato. no mattbr for wl)at -reason. Is a |
M,.'
~u ri.< 1 Mrs
. AL C. I
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and Mrs
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Mr.
Mr.
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and Mis.
X. G. W
Mr.
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Mr.
and Mi-s.
M. P. H;
Mr.
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Mr.
and Mrs,
M’. D T
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and Mm
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Air.
and Mrs.
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Mr.
ami Mrs!
V. D. Go
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and Mrs:
W. !’. Sai
Mr.
and Mrs.
R. A. El
Mr.
and Mrs.
F. W. Ho
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ami Mis;
R. C. !!<
Mr.
and Mm.
.1. X. :Di(
M r
and Mm
. F. L. H,
Dr.
and Mr-.
, Miln. us
Mr.
and Mr-
. T.»m Ba
Mr.
and Mrs
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M r.
and Mm
. P; W: Pi
Mi,
an.f Mm
-fee Muk
'Mr,
and
, A/ D. C.
M r.
and Mr-
. Cha-. Hi
Mr.
arid Mm
. Sol.T.i.
M r.
and M’s
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Mr.
ami. Mr:
s. .luff Bl;
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Mr.
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and Mrs
M. X. 11
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enough t4> convince’tUL^he importance |
of tile ca+e-nf*the child’s teeth wheth- I
er it be temporary or perjnanen. , ^
teeth. The -ix yeai molar is Uie ir-t \
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; molar a - a pennaiunt t<
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i tee?.}) until ai! tempo.’ar
' gnhe, and there, are oth":
1 the temporary- tei th are
lost and
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Standard Sixes
2 pass. Roadster
5-pass. Touring
$11:
11'
-pass
Standard Sixes
. r> uble Service Sn
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Anot.her reason why we sffoulil.
care of the six year mol.ir is
the i'.cits are no.t eompletely f
until al out the tenth vetir. Xh .w
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W'e I leg:
H livtlle
this
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Mr. and Mrs. Ashton lb.Ham
Mr. and .Mrs. A. D. Fertiek'
Dr. and. Mrs.' (h 15. R,ay 2.".o j
Dr/a ml Mrs. (Y \ Hen-ley 'iM-
Mr. ami Mrs. I.. Morningstaf '2;(N ;
Mr. and Mrs: .1'. X, Ander-on 2.i*n !
Mr. ami Mi -, dim Diamond '2Y 1 * j
Dunbarton -
Mrs. L. X. ()we'lls '1 .*’(* |
Mr. and Mrs. B. V. Owens '.ms ,
Mr.'and Mrs. ,1. M. Killiny--
—wo.rth Dia...
■ter" from the party, ami.any i>e - j (Hercukwl. -J-]
.'■on who ia t- a ballot for sueh aj ^ j. ( H'-cuh. - I 1 or
jK'rson is likewise-a “bolter." .(’hair- B B ■
man Indy a r A. Browii, of Barnwell, ir-- a v . -
sued a statement, to this effect Satin I CaTC of'the MOUth IS
day. The Drill .. ratic party in South; •
('arolina ha- no place iu .itsl..ranks, for 1 j-i-r
tho'-e who think they can yote in (be
primary elections ami then disregard [ ^'n d. K. Hair. D. D: >.. who :.-
their oath iipthe yvneral electiori an.dj ‘'oiLluctiny a dental clipn. at ’ne
such persons are at liberty to v. i’r baniwell High S. h.."i l;a- pcnai " I
draw 'at any time, and set* up- < «a new., fb'' t.obow ing artane >>n . •! he Imp.i-
partv if thev see *'t to do so. Th. of the < are of tin- Mutir :
(-(Miner, the better.. ' 1 ■ •••£ ., : J "The mouth', -ituat.-d a- it i- at th-
_• i.eiiutraiice of the 1 alimentary .canal, t-
In.l.cening with our policy of “aim- ! one or the . most inip.u’tant. point- n
-ing to pleas*'." wg- have decided 'u '.lie I'o.jy. In.ve: yt lii'iy whttdl .iittr-
.piesent to our readers in the near fti-I >1 *e iimly passes through either th •
lure a -erLes-of edit.-rials- that -jriidd 1 ninuth >f* poke, fi.t—n-.-«• jjt pio.te. t- d
otfeinl i-!"' one in the county'. -V par *<. ..me extent l>y papulae ail«i -edi'a.
•tial list is as f<dlo\vs: 1 mm.ny11 ity j hut.the month ha- . no such natural pi’*
Among th*' South Sea .Islanders;- Da”.- t : -ct'ion; therefor*', we must keen-;'
i- Initf m Ti* hiopia;Th'.'• Boll Weevil. T-el*
Th* habit of the |
11 eh have a great .off.
of the children. The
the., mc-vi*.clean mus
formed during ehildl
six y^ars- has a bearii
of thi' ididd. namely his' futnT*
Around the aye of two is t-h-e in
I.. ; :d of iC - Dld's life.: he Ik-
irni‘at*■ I;i.’ naro'nt - in ev* rv w
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s. Doiiblc Service d <
Mijxtci Sixes
s. Sedan - - - •-
1375
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X p. SV EroughainS'.
• pass. Country C’c.b
» pas-. Coupe
7 } ..■ s Limousine .
Town Car - • • «
Muster Sixes
^*»pass: Roadster - •
5-pass. Touring - • .
. T-pass. Touring - - «.
3-pass. Cpopt Ro.'uIsKt--
•*' 4-pass. Sport Touring *
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, r [ \ .. Enclosed Open Models
W '■ • . r '■
, . With rleuters, :
- *- Xtomiani Sexes .Ma'tfT \ixes
’* i " ' —' 2 pass. R i&dster - ■
2-pass. Roadster - $11V0 ^ puss T ;my ’ • - • -
■ 5-pass. Touring '* - - - i T) 7 p.ass.-.T^'Ufnig - y * „*
All Prices f. a. b. Ban k Fuctorics. Qoxerninent TTCx to be adde l
fl aon
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WHEN BETIEIV AUTOMOBILES /MCE DUET. BU1CK WILL BUILD THEM V
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of Great Importance
.•in'-m iuth -h- u! 1 l—gin. By ha! im
advantage of th;s imitative factor' th
child may !>*' taught to.brush hi- tVeti
1,1.• wvM develop the'-bal it «d clean :* ,
hi-, teeth and k*ion <!<> it in' a spirit <■
play. - *
The period of -tre-s in a chiM'-v k*'
i- l.'etw.-en -:\ and sev*'n, c;]j*nvi 1 :
from a baby to a cn.id. ’Ifms v- .th
dancierou- jieriod in a-VhiidV 'life..be-
cause il is the trari-fef froni’dii*' t-er
ic] to another; -•(>' niany chi!dr«‘*i du -
Tnir this ih rid are w'eak and. anem’c.
This nerioil is made more dangeyon-
liy tiecayed ,h*eth and < - onse(iUc”.tbe
pus which contaminates the fo«*d.
It. hat been proven that food' and
drink 'if contaminated in the month
and tfum pass into the -toniaih .-au-'
injury to the mind and body. Y> u
will find chikIreh that are in backward
gl.ades.- if th*dr .dental defects -jWe.
Faults
red -Up* and are taught oral - n
h>:
extra
: *effol
•ts. At least
.By
Al
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irganisnvs i:nh
ah'; H»ke a.
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an m<
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that is not to
say ttu ‘ (it
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h iml
i vidua
d , mouth eotlt
;;iH< f "'' ,h
uru
dual <
liffefi
■nt organism -
,. i (lareirt
yiiixis thil
-*•!\*'d'. and
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Wliy th. K.-kmu'- Will Xot Wtfar j that
I'.alrn B«-a<'U Sup..-; Di.-e.ase a Men:',*'** ■ «*ne T
to Health; Tlu? Ru-snianx^tyleky—1 n Yany.o.ne hftuith, but that tlg'n*' are.otie
'Whi-k. r-; Relativity; How th*- Shor hundred different varieties which b; ■ Ul ", ( ' a l' 1 '" v
age of Ro .t-bm'i* Affect, the I.aphimD inhabit human mouth's. Hi —+ht
«■)-; Sardines for th*' Sardinians, . j'mu.tlth wv have'*. t.h«* ideal .'*»mli! :on« ' '* 1<AS differom* m po-g.
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May be many, but let your Saving Grace be an
account with us. Open a savings account with us
today. “Pennies make dollars" is an ace old sav
ing-that is full of truth and wisdom.
WE PAY 5 PER CENT. -
ME R ESP EC TE U L L Y SOI.KIT ^nlR \( < (H NT.
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( Capital Stock, SoO,000.00
Make This Bank Your Best Servant.
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*!♦ J.'e! HARLEY. PR*E$
-S. E. .M«OUE. VICE PRES.
N. W WALKER VI. K PRES.
RALPH SMITH < A.-I!HER
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for .the gUdwth and (levelopmeti«| ‘ of
‘It is believe*! tkaU Scott, if rren-- b ic’.-i' '. '.noo.itjAi
mi (it'veiopmi'ia - of
'l fiai't'i* k ~ i>f J-Cirift
schools that have inspection am
in ml... ■-a. lin'Ii hiei * not. I I
K. Hair. D. 1*. S.
G. O. P. Electors Named.
Tured. would he lynched uiict rembn- . f.o' nunshnicnt and air. Thci'^ikut*,
iously ...... \Imut 5(1 negroes l r v- to have good healt we mu-t ^by all
ing at nearby labor camps were or- means keep the mouyh in good order, j
deivd to leaveYdfie di-trict,” • DD- .for it is the gateway, as is said. * I i A
patch from West Xewtnn, Pa., to 'be j the body. Twenty per cent, of the j R R. \anle. of Alle-ndale, has beer.
Pittsburg Post,'.following the murdo.* ' organisms that are found in the I named on the Republiian eb'etora 1
of th*' c’ ief of police of that place by mouth are 'dise-a-'e- producing, an I j Ticket, according to announcen.ent
a negro. It is very rarely that a eighty percent, of the' diseases "om* j made, last week by .Joseph W. To!-
negro is lynched in the South ex*ept ; through the mouth. Statistics show |'belt, of Xinety-Six. For the first
for the unspeakable crime, and even that fifty per yent. of the absences . time in the hstory of the State, the
then the mob does not order innocent from schools are directly traceable ‘ * j ticket ‘contains the names of 'wo
negnies to leave a community. tooth disorders. It is said tha| the j women. Fhe ticket is filso. unusual in
: ; toothbrush is tile yardstick of civiliza-! that it contains the names of white
An exchange, in commenting on tion and that the progress of a voni- j persons only.
the sentence of the tw**, Chicago, child munity can be judged by theway they —♦ ,
murderers, says that 1 there is iu keen their teeth. Card of 'FharrteY' 1 -!
law “a phrase which means he - who i A cavity -tan.- with an unclean j - '■ ■ ■■
**>me< into court mu-t come
dean hands.” While we. are !
ith
1 teeth.
and
mouth.
If
th<
i dect
»y is ai-
• To the
V
inters o
f BarTfwell
County:'
i
, lowed
to
g(t 4* my
then
C‘(
►m *'s
the ex
1 wis
h
to thar
tk each an;
1 every on
M
posed
pu
ip or Tie
rve.
11 )i
athac
he lind
of thus
v
who c;
ust their 1
•al'qts • fo
u ■(
neura
'gia
. TJen
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turth
step i-
me in
f
he. rev.
flit primal
y elect id i
to
tne a 1 c
•at h
i. of the-
pulp
an
*1 der
vta-alv
■ atHi* to •
a*
--ute tl
le people (
;f Ba-t ’v.vel
’ease- in the court of equity. olar ;tl>s**'-s. ! County that 1 will *lo my utmost
——■''.' ' ’ 1 An experimental clinic ,1a-*. veav r-'rider *tne ■efficient -ervico in
* There'll Ire <no more Gretna (Ire?'.!, sfeuwed that-, of six' hundred ohildivn, :-STn'e S.-nat*' to which they nr'" yii
affairs in Georgia. 'Underya new hiw,:*on.iy one child was free from gl. l n”g ;1*T. R. s; " ; f .i 1 v.
when a couple decides to forsake .the • defects. The average was t'.i'e tjtj' * •*'. A. B; Patti" >. n.
Severe Pains in Side
HAD had qnitft a had-
I spell and sickness,”
writes Mrs. Emma
Patrick, of Caney, Ky.,
“and it was an effort for
me to go about my home.
I had a ve^ severe pain
in my left side that almost
took my breath at times.
I lost my appetite. I grew
thin, pale and lifeless. I
vfell off till I only weighed
about 115 pounds.
“Cardui was recom
mended to me and by the
time I had taken one bot
tle I saw it was what I
needed. I ate more and
rested better: HrepTtak
ing it and my skin and
flesh took on a more
healthy color. I felt
stronger and, as the nerv
ousness left me, the pain
in my side was less severe.
After taking nine bottles,
I eat anything, go any
where- and feel fine. I
weigh 160 pounds and am
well. I feel that I owe it
all to having used Cardui.”
Pain, in certain parts of
the body, is a sure indica
tion of f e m a 1 e cpmplb
cations. The treatment'
needed is not the use of
narcotic drugs, but—
CARDUI
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AUGUSTA, GEORGIA. '
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Physician and Surgeon.
Officer? MactL-Drug Company. .
Barnwell, S. C.
Advertise - fn THETEOPLE.
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