The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, June 05, 1919, Image 2
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THE PEOPLE. BARNWELL. S. Q
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Constipated Children Gladly Take
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“California Syrup of Figs"
For the Liver and Bowels
fell your druggist you want genuine
"California Syrup of Figs." Full directions
and dose for babies and children of all ages *
Vho'are constipated, bilious, feverish, tongue- *
coated, or full of cold, are plainly printed on
the bot.le. Look for the name “CaWfornia*
and accept no other “Fig Syrup.” t +
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PRACTICALLY DISFRANCHISE ALL
- OF DOUBTFUL PARENTAGE TO
THIRD GENERATION. v
WOMEN TO-BE GIVEN BILIOT
Believes That Cotton Will Sell at, or
Around Thirty-five Cents jn the-
Immediate Future. . ,
Commonpjacee.
~Anything HtMrtlliic In fo<lay*M umll?"
•quirnt iIm- iniiniitr«T ‘'.No," r«'|>li«‘«|
%* rtr^ri "Nof u iMMiih."
Important to Mother*
VCraminr mn-fully every Ixitfle of
CAJfTOKIA. that fnm«»UH ol«L reined)
l«r tnfLnta and chlldrvo. and im ** that II
Rears the
Efcaaton of
Ifi r^ar for Ovt-r .'to Vrnm
Ttw ahn'toM ,.f (roiiltli- l« M»nall)
hi* 1 (Uni) iIh* ir»»ul»l«*
Cuticura Soap
Best for Baby
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DAISY FLY KILLER ^ 4, ' TW,,r,,
ATTKACrN AND I ILLS
ALL rtlES Kraft.
/ • Columbia.
W. P. Pollock, of Cheraw, former
United States Senator, spent the night
in Columbia, having come to the state
cairital to deliver an address at the
commencement exercises of Chicoka
College. Mr. Pollock is keenly inter
ested in various questions now press
ing for solution, particularly that of
woman suffrage and that of a possi
ble drive on the part of the negro
for political recognition.
Should Mr. Pollock be a member of
the next state Democratic convention
he will ask the party to grant the
white women of the State the right
to participate in the primaries. The
state owes this to the women, not
only as a right, he says, but as a
proper recognition of their patriotic
servire during the Great War. which
could never have been won so early
without their unflagging zeal and en
thuslawRi
Mr Pollock advance* a new Idea to
e^trict the negro’s participation In
tnllftc* lie would ba-e registration
on legitimacy of birth, extending bark
th.ee generations
Concerning th* prifpo**^ con-flfu
Tfonal amendment Mr Polhirk said*
'mcSi* ft State Raaoik
^ ewv • wfaUe*. a.ale . .gl"TX*| •r.?
i er; v,as advised from Wusulhgton
.hat tie tlrst allotment of trucks to
'>e used in juilding federal aided per
nanetit highways in ^outh Carolina
were ready for shipment. In this in
itial lot there are 79 trucks of the fol
lowing capacity and make;- Two two-
ton Internationals and 11 three-ton
Gramm-Bemsteins, Atlanta; 14 three-
ton AViation, Baltimore, and two-
ton Nash quadruple drive. Indianapo
lis. Immediately upon receipt of the
telegram. Captain Pejmell made the
where federal aid is being met for per
manent highways, and instructed the
department of agriculture where to
have the trucks shipped at ouce. The
trucks should be delivered immediate 1
ly. The highway department has re
ceived assurance that 296 trucks to
help in highway construction in this
State are to be made available as
soon as possible. Nine counties do
.not receive any of the present ship
ment of trucks, as some of these coun
ties have made no provision to meet
federal aid. Several others are not
yet ready for the trucks. The coun
ties not included in the first allot
ment are: Abbeville. Anderson. Barn-
well, Berkeley, Clarendon. IVarlington,
Dorchester, Jasper and Marlboro.
Daniels May Be Present.
J. L. Mims, president of the South
Carolina Press Association, announc
ed that he had invited Josephus Dan-,
iels, secretary of the navy, to deliver
an addn*«s on Monday night. June 30.
before the press association at its an
nual meeting in Greenville. The meet
ing of the association will he held
Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday.
June 30. July 1 and 2. These date*
were determined upon at a conference
in Greenville t»etween President Mims
»nd Greenville newspaper men.
*Phtn* for the en’ertainment of the
mss4m iatlon rail for a Itarbeeue in the
mountains and a trip to Asheville hy
aiitomohile. returning to Gt^envllle
ight. A
PHYSICALLY FIT
AT ANY AGE
It isn't age, It's careless living that
Puts men “down and out*” Keep your
internal organs In good condition and
you will always be physically fit.
The kidneys are the' most over
worked organs in. the human body.
When thev break down under tha
strain and the deadly uric acid ac
cumulates and crystallizes look out!
These sharp crystals tear and scratch
tnt delicate urinary channels causing
excruciating pain and set up irrita-
tiona which may cause premature de-
iheratton and often do turn into
itadly Bright's Disease.
One of the first warnings.of slug-
g ab kidney action is pain or stiffness
the small of the back, loss of appe
tite. indigestion or rheumatism.
Do not wait until the danger is upon
you. At the first indication of trouble
go after the cause at once. Get a trial
box of GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil
Capsules, imported direct from the
laboratories in Holland. Thev will give
almost immediate relief. If for any
cause they should not, your money will
be refunded. But be sure to get GOLD
MEDAL. None other is genuine. In
sealed boxes, three sizes.—Adv.
He Had a Reason.
Though the weather was beautiful
Utile Clifford kept his mittens on all
clay.
• “Why do you wear your mittens on
such a nice clay?” asked his sister.
“So I won’t have to wash my
hands," was his quirk reply.
m WAS TALCUM
Therefore Insist Upon Gen
uine “Bayer Tablets
of Aspirin” ,- ’
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Millions of fraudulent Aspirin Tab
lets weri* sold by a BrooWyn manufac
turer which later proved to be com
posed mainly of Talcum Powder.
"Bayer Tablets of Aspirin” the true,
genuine, American made, and American
owned Tablets are marked with the
safety “Bayer Cross.”
Ask for and then Insist upon Bayer
Tablets of Aspirin" and always buy
them in the original Bayer package
which contains proper directions and
dosage. *
| Aspirin Is the .trade mark of Bayer
Manufacture of Monoacetieacidester of
1 Sallcyllcacid, .
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NOTICE
TO THE PUBLIC
To tho** of ui who with to promote
Southern pro*|>crit>?
livery time you GOLD DUST,
you pul money into Southern nneketi.
GOLD DUST i> made solely from
that great prixiuct oi the bouth—Cotton
beed Oil.
GOLD DUST ha< never l»een trade
from anything else but C otton Seed Oil.
For thirty-nine years GOLD DUST
Fij* 3v*wn outVitJe in'inc*v"Vt * the
* • < ’ M-r^Va
w*-r»- .-id tr*c.-d thr race q«
I.on Wnilbl l*- pra« *IrAltv ««dv*’<l
on* fth«»ut«l oKjt-« t *u h a pr'»vi*'
pm ft • Hi'd not dhlv •*»llr thD V
qn*«f|«tn.-bat It wo*tld »• ** a t».«n
iflrg.t m«* i and w«»uld •»n«'>*on
tt-afTtig* and ||»* i*- p Eg «*f t!
l|% r*l«(:«(•) aatr**d
•p)* fnrmwr »*nat tr hHk-vr* rntfva
will Hr •riling frt'fn S* | 3 t * 3m «mta
within (Hr iiam*tiatr fnlaei* \ 4
cv*’V <!'*•*• h* rxprrt VHt« cfi»p fn arjl
aHt*vr figtift-a a*«w wHCai'lag bat a)%M%
I Hr Wrat.
Ca41ar C*tpe Afcrut ftwlwad
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HAD DECK OFFICER WORRIcO
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a't«»n among the f
t«»*i at«»r**4| In wai
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advance b«g*n •
and m<*%#*d pp
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by distributing its products to the four
cuiartcrs ol the <^!obe.
The excellence of GOLD DUST For
the lollowino purposes is well knOwn:
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C1 c*a n i n u bath
—•f* ^~ '-iri-
uf»- IHI'I'flfM t« %* *:f i«»r
W.vnt* New Companies Formed.
[• W W Moot"*, adjutant g»‘n»‘m
rcctml letters to a number of pla« e»
In the state, urging that military emu-
) pahies b*» organized with diapatch for | t h«* convent
induction iutt> th** Mate National i in th*
Guard tw o battaliona of which are to f an( | for ( hatLinoogH It
h*» reorganized immediately The
'Ynlniinum strength is to he 6f» men.
and Genef.il Moore is urging that as
m inv aXTB men be recruited.
bidding t** ent»*rta'n
F<»r Knowville. he ar-
Cleaning paint
ed and unpainted
woodwork.
Washing dishes.
Dissolving grease
from uiensils of all
kinds.
Washing cloches.
Softening hard
water.
earn n g
rooms.
l or all scrubbing.
Cleaning glass of
all kinds.
Purifying ice-hoxcs,
drain pipes, etc.
Cleaning mops,
brooms, brushes,
etc.
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GOLD DUST, together with FAIRY
SOAP, COTTOLENE and many other
household ?jteciairh:?, is made by The
N. K. Fairbank Co., a subsidiary of
THE AMERICAN COTTON OIL
COMPANY
MILLS OF THE AMERICAN COTTON OIL COMPANY
Augusta .. .Ga. Grrenvllc . S C. -Montgomery,'* la. Memphis. . . Tenn. Fort Smith, Ark.,
Header-son . N.C. Atlanta j . . Ga. ClarksJale . Miss. Trenton . . . Tenn Pme Bluff . Ark
l.logh . . . N C. Macon, v* . Ga. Jackson . . Miss. Gretna La. Bunkie . . . .La.
Wilmiagton, N C. Huntsville .A!a. Meridian. . Mist. N. Little Rock, Ark. Monroe ./.I.a.
Caksiahi . . SC. Mobile . . .Ala. Jackson . .Tenn. England . . . .Ark. Shfeveport .La.
The founders of The American Cotton Oil Company origi
nated Cotton Seed Oil. The Company took Cotton S^ed, for
merly a waste product, and made Cotton Seed Oil, Cake tnd
Meal, Hulls and Linters. This opened, up for the South a
ly bring, innuaJLir tn th* ftmifb
Gov. and*Mrs. Manning Arrive.
New York (Wearing five
ftfrrHr, one of gold, for Rons in th.* serv-
! fee, ex-Govrrnor Richard I MannWg
of Soutli Carolina, arrived here^ftom
France, where he want with'-MraL
Manning to visit the grave of their
- spn Mai. William Manning, of the
infantry, killed in aetijn dur
ing the Argon no drive
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Presides for Haig Hour.
Washington (S^ccsal.’) — Senator
Dial was called to preside, over The
senate after; being a- me-mhe-r of that
■hodv for ju >t a v.'eek. \X!hrfe tm* WO*
Thirtieth
heautif.il
scenery. , .
(’oiunrttla offered lug induceinentu
in the way of entertainments an<l R.i-
leigh presented what the committee
declared was a Most impelling conten- ,
♦ion lhat the first reunion should come
here.
The contest, however.-was in such 1
splendid spirit that the other towns
have pledged to do everything pos-i»
iBe to make the organization meeting ;
of Ijie association a big success and
-hide their turn in entertaining the ;
veterans. , i
V|tf* I*#
•\Mi. r.
“ikpud ale-od."
“t’oine down her* and '■how |r t«
crie»| the ft. D„ getli-ng ♦•\eit«d
. I »o\x n rotne the mini from !ti<
Crow’s nest in ml [Hiint»‘d out n light.
“You fimL-v that’
llgiU.”—Judge.. T
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•AJmumt
I wnit.-d to
\Ylietl til
od if he h
ivrh
*11 It fox. H«>
d
le had not.
Some iiiilo* further on (lt<
>tr*r ^t*t|«i»«**l in talk and got
X'
team-
ff the
our own mast- load of hay. As he was rluitting he
saw ji fo\ leap from the wagon and
—- trot iiff. The fi*\ had evaded the dogs
Too Much So.
hy h-aping on tie- load of hay and
“I’ve got one here. I’ve dramatized burrowed Into it before the dogs came
a spring cleaning.” . up at ids last stopping place.
jinati suffrage amendn’.c' 1 l was at tDc
Pottcst pdint. the president of the
senate called the new Soirh Carolina
senator to the de.sk and th latter
took the chair There was a ftiibusW
•on at the time and ifdie was not tip to
all the senate rules and jr"'ifvir'r
oft-rnameiiLiry customs ftn4 i ~us'tges. .no
one found it out He was in the chair
for about half a’n "hour.
Tax Suit Abandoned.
S. M Wolfe, attorney general, re- '
turned from a trip into the Piedmont
section, of the state., where he went.on ,
huslnes-; relative t > suits which have j
Ixven—brought S T)rot"s; p.gaiust the
briportant Ruling Made.
Judge Townsend rendered an im
portant decision in the criminal court.
He ruled that a policeman in order
to make a legal arrest on a .trolley
car must see the offender violat® some
law or secur* a warrant.; John Cas
tor. ne*ro. was on trial on the charge
Why Complain of Poor Coffee
Or The High Price of Coffee
when you can have a superior
beverage of rich flavor and
!
state tax commission.
Mr. Wolfe succeeded in gt^TTm^ the
Carolina. Clinchfleld & Ohio P.ailroad
t > ahand'Mi its suit, which involved
oft. which the company alleged
had been assessed excess taxes
various other- parties, have . brought
suits, most of which have been
abandoned.
Truant Officers Appointed. .
John S. Swearingen. State superin
tendent of education, nai been not
ified of the appointment by 42 coun
tie* of the. attendance officers undet
the compula*>ry education law. The
State hoard of education directdNl the
appointment of fc5 of theae ofTicen, 37
U x * - ^ j P01 , n t,^ receiving one each, and nine
of aaaaulting Officer I>*e aft | coanlUM | (w0 ^ach. All appointment*
t>e made and reported to the
*
health value by drinking the
original
patrolman told the man to come with
for a verdict of no! gwdty and after
| viewing the evidence Judge To
directed a wdirt el ao< gatlty
t.» t>c ruade and
JSw "Hr aw -~y
the appointee Ha* declined to MCVft J
It’s an American drink whose
high quality never va.ies. Its
price doesn’t change and it’s
■ economical
Two sizes, usually sold at I5c and
%
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