The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, November 15, 1917, Image 1
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VOLUME XLL
BARNWELL, SOUTH CABOUNA, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 15, MIT.
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Y OUHO people, tkii it meant for yon. Don't laugh at fate. Prepare
now for the “rainy day,” when life is not all rosy sunshine. Save
your pennies now. WOU, WORK, WORK! SAVE, SAVE,
SAVE! This picture may change your whole life if you give it
EARNEST THOUGHT for just Are minutes. Concentrate your mind
on it Suppose you RESOLVE to he one of the few who will REALLY
PO THIS Then—
OPEN AN ACCOUNT WITH US.
euoJsL of 'WilllstorL
WILLISTON. s. c.
A Real Man
It !o pewity hafd %o »awri y—y In*
;rfvirfw* an4 *Wf> ihr « >rwi. vImsi
yon hov# HU empty stomnHi and an
empty Sooh. If yone MnN la
The pendant am M nho hoe aawod a
lit lie. who hoe a rweerv* ot the booh
to tide him ever a amnth ee two. ien^
aa of raid mi twhneoo nay ewrh a cow
ard ohowt being ant a# a >eh A hand
orrewat la a etsmoioat la roai moo-
he«d The iorgwr the occownl the Ann*
ay the footing It haaoda aaftf-wanA*
denre. la a pr^-^f ad etfwrieory. and an
rroy-preoent foaoorco In t* ~’-m ad aaad.
It's nat ohot a mea entwa m a yanr.
that gtwaa hem a anrphm at the bank,
it s what he eavoo
Bank of Wentern Carolina
Barnwell. S. G.
Like
Mellow Sunlight
Specs were for old folks when
grandma was young. She wears
specs now but often forgets to
use them in the mellow sun-
tfit of
YO LAMPS
Rayo Lamps can be lighted as
easily as a gas jet, without tak
ing off either the chimney or
the shade. Of strong, simple
construction—artistic in design
--they give bright flickerless
light that saves eye-strain.
Ask for theinVy name. If your
dealer does not have them write
to our nearest station, x
Aladdin Security Oil guaran
tees beat reMiha from buiips,
stoves and bcata*
STANDARD OIL COMPANY
RED CROSS -I- DEPARTMENT
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BARNWELL COUNTY CHAPTER, AMERICAN RED CROSS.
EDGAR A. BROWN, Chm’ib MRS. W. M. ANDREWS. V-Chmn
MRS. G. M. GREENE, Sec. P. M. BUCKINGHAM, Treas.
It is remarkable to see the number
of people in our town and county who
seem to think that because-they are
“busy” with their own affairs that
they are excused from doing their
duty when it comes to our Red Cross
work. Our Work Room is open each
df^ in the week and every lady in
our town as well as fndh all parts of
our county is not only invited but
urged to come and help us in this
gueat work which we are undertaking.
But, if one should happen to go to the
Work Room through curiosity or oth
erwise, he is very apt to And the
Chairman for the day alone—like the
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sentinel on the watch tower—waiting
for those ladies who “forgot”#to come
and take part in the work assigned
them for that particular day. Friends,
we cannot remain neutral now that we
art engaged in this world war; we art
either for or against our boyi now
inarching to the trenches in France.
If we cannot sew we can give our
dollars, as our dollars cannot remain
neutral. Our success depends upon
sending an army fully equipped, and
we dare not take chances. There are
eo many ways of helping the Kaiser,
and whdB we refute to take pail in
this
ee dear to us for* this tre-
coautct wo are siding Kaiser
Bill and not our boys. Had you
looked el it in that light *
Thureday. the l&tk met, has
set apart aa Bad Cross Dsy and If you
have set visited ear work room before
I fool that you wtH ho amply repaid
by a ekut to Block's Psruitare Blare,
which has been aa gaaevoualy gtvea
over la as far that day. We want to
lake this means of shewing to the
people of oar county Just what wo are
doing far this work. W# unit have
ttm store diked . ee a work room and
hnve Bod Cruse serves m charge am*
king bnadsgss. knitting, eir. and I
feel sufo that mete lateeoet wtU ha
taken la the work after yea tee the
ladies actually at work for our hoys.
Come in on that day and let us tell
you all about our work and how you
can do your “bit,” be it ever so small.
The manager of the carnival now in
our town has entered into the spirit
of the times and has stated that he
will donate 5 per cent of the gross
profits of Thursday to the Red Cross
fund. We feel that Mr. Turner’s
heart is in the right place and this
kindness will not be forgotten by our
people. The Town Council, not wish
ing to hs outdone by Mr. Turner, has
likewise stated that it will donate 5
per cent, of it’s day’s income from
permits to the carnival. This will
mean a great deal to us as we hope to
make Thursday a Red Letter Day in
tfie history of our old town.
The Christmas packets spoken of in
last week's issue are being prepared
in the Work Room today, twenty of
which will have to be forwarded to
Atlanta not later than thy 16th inst. in
order that our hoys abroad will have
them in tiase for Christmas. We are
undertaking to famish sixty of these
packets from this Chapter and its
Auxiliaries, which will mean that we
« ;i hsvr to raise m the neighborhood
of $100.0# on Thursday in order to
pay far the artiriee already purchased
fee three perkefs. the ref ere, when a
demure little rad cross nurse approach
es you an Thursday please da nat turn
away aa ahg only wishes la sea haw
strongly your pulse heats far the
0
ranee, and any danattan haworsr
wtB aid us materially and help
mnhe ear hays happy at Chnetmae
Ferhaps year hay has never been away
fvum yen at Chnetmae bafere and
when we thflak ef the pangs ef regret
hs wtB suNor m thm veepnrt I feel
that we wtB net turn a deaf ear to
ear little nurses hat wtB ge ta meet
them half way and glee
dad far aa hy ear at
TO THE FARMERS of BARNWELL
It U important to the •ucceaaful prosecution
of the war that you not only grow enough food-
•tuffs for your own use but that you help feed our
boys who are now in France fighting the Ger
mans ! To show the absolute necessity of increas
ing our food production, the U. S. Department of
Agriculture and Clemson College will provide ex
cellent speakers for this county at the following
places and on the dates named:
Allendale, Nov. 19, at II o'clock a. m.
Fairfax. Nov. 19, at 7:30 o'clock p. m.
Appleton, Nov. 20, at I I o’clock a. m.
Kline, Nov. 20, at 7:00 o'clock p. m.
Ulmers, Nov. 21, at II o’clock a. m.
Hilda, Nov. 21, at 7:00 o’clock p. m.
Barnwell, Nov. 22, at 11 o’clock a. m.
. Dunbarton, Nov. 22, at 3:30 o’clock p. m.
Hercules, Nov. 22, at 7:00 o’clock p. m.
Blackville, Nov. 23, at 11 o’clock a. m.
Healing Springs, Nov. 23, at 3:30 p. m.
^Pleasant Hill, Nov. 23, at 7 o’clock p. m.
SCHOOL GIRL SAVED
FROM CRUEL BLOOD
' DISEASE IN TIME
X
Oklahoma Girl of Eleven Saved from
Terrible Suffering by Mineral
Discovery.
About the moat grateful parents in
this country today are the parents of
Tittle Beulah Moore, of Salisaw, Okla
homa.
t ^ritten to say “we
were tjmmfed Vh«fT we found that
Beulah’s disease waa pronounced pel
lagra.
• “We had seen so much terrible suf
fering with this disease and it seemed
•o awful to think of a little girl hav
ing it.
“But Heaves wee good to us. for
“In a month we could see that it
was going to heal all her disease and
after a few months steady treatment
with this most wonderful mineral
remedy sfye is well and sound and go
ing to school every day. All her aw
ful stomach trouble, which was a part
of the disease, has Isft her and she is
as well and strong again as she can
be.
“No words can tell what we think
of this wonderful SULFERltO-SOL,
for it has surely saved Beulah from a
most terrible disease.”
Sulferro-Sol is sold and recommend
ed by R. A. Deason Drug Co. and all
other Druggists. The Murray Drug
Co., wholesale distributors.
EDGAR A. BROWN.
JAB. JULiEN BUM.
Music with your -meals
With a Victrola you can have music
with your meals at home just as you
can in the big hotels and restaurants.
And you can have better and more varied music, un
less they too use a Victor-Victrola, as many of them da
Music helps along the meal as well as conversation,
a^d when you have company it makes everything so
much more enjoyable.
Come in snd get acquainted with the Victor snd Victrols ($10 to $900).
We ll gladly play any music you wish to bear, snd explain our easy-pay-
ment plan.
J. C. CREECH, Agent,
Gaffney, S. C.
GARRETT A CALHOUN
COTTON
WE SOLICIT YOUR BUSINESS.
When desirous of information concerning Cotton Markets,
write, wire or call us, AUGUST A, GA.
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BARNWELL S. C.
BARNWELL
BANKING
COMPANY
LIBERTY BONDS AND OTHER VALU
ABLE PAPERS CAN BE SAFELY
KEPT IN THE NEWLY COM
PLETED VAULT OF THE
Barnwell Banking
Company
WE OFFER YOU ROOM FREE
OF CHARGE FOR SUCH VALUABLES
THAT OUGHT NOT TO BE
KEPT AT HOME.
DEPOSITS OCTOBER 29TH $5103&32
DEPOSITS SEPTEMBER 29, $41388.05
Increase for one month $9650.27
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