The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, January 22, 1920, Image 2
m non* BAurwtix. & c
To abort a cold
and prevent com
plications, take
The purified and refined
calomel tablets that are
pauseale—»safe and sure.
Medicinal virtues retain
ed and improved. Sold
only in sealed packages.
Price 35c.
WEEt IS Ml II
IDESEIIl DHED
CLCMSON COLLEGE MAN MAKES
A THOROUGH STUDY OF THE
SITUATION AT CHESTER.
CONFERENCE IU!> SHOM MEET
Business Transacted" st One Day Ses
sion Was That Usually Attended
to During Mid-Year Meeting.
INDIGESTION
Caused by
Acid'Stomach
Million. «f p«opl.— la fact .bout t oat of
IS—auff.r mor. or laoa from ladlcoottoa.
or chronic N.arljr .vary caa. to
by Arkl-Nto.—arto.
Th.r. ar. Mhor at.marb dtoorSor. which
C ar. .ur. *i«a. of Act4-S>.ma.h batch
haartbora bloat after ..das food ro-
poattoo aoar f amr atamacb TWr. aro
maay aiim.at. which, wbtto thoy So oct
oouo. mwr. 4io«roas la tb. atomach M*oif.
aro. ••v.rit.iMa tracoabto to aa acts
Eh A mows ih*o« ar« aorciaaa.aa.
«terh.to. .1 ib. tl-or. rhowa
Imyc.ri.a.4 bic.S. • •• . o.ca taawto
atok mciaacboita .a4 a -• I train of Mr.
teal .o4 m.toal mmorM* i hat hoo. (ho
totoMM la wtaorabto h«.nb .oar after tcar
Tto right thiag ta So to is to toe a t
aiHa.at. »i ihot. o.«r«. go. MS of iha
esTttWIc' a*w maboa ■ •ao* ta *« thta
to Bar* at« wrwaa | ha a. baaa
Chester.—Cheater county will not
sufTet any considerable boll weevil
damage during the next two seasons,
according to Information Just received
here from A. F. Conradi, of_the divis-
i m of entomology at Clemson college.
He h'as made a thorough study of the
situation as it applies to Chester coun
ty and the letter should be of interest
j to many of the nearby counties.
The board of missions^., the presid-
; ing elders and the evangelistic cojn-
mittee of the Upper South Carolina
! Methodist Episcopal conference clos
j ed its one day meeting In Chester af
ter settling upon the mid-year meet
ing of the board of missions, election
‘ of'conference and district etrangells-
-Mtr directors and setting-up of the
evangelistic campaign
The txiard of missions transacted
the husineaa usually at landed to at
tbt mid year meeting.
aa ato
the ta
4T1 M
Cnfasshta - Ben a far Witliasaa
MeftowweataMve llradfwtf aaawaa»w4
r# — A legislative inenatlga
likely be asked of Ike Bnaa-
aa of Ike Huetk f'afttliaa la
jW kool for Roys at Florence
last completed akoatng Ikat
tattoa has a doBctt of 111?
two* a me— b«e ^ ■nmtk «*-- •
Me has *•»— asm >**•» M. w— mfl
gATONIC 1
WHEN NEURALGIA
AHACKS NERVES
wtan tb# Ba
f fifYb
Una festaml aa
Atanbly vewae
If tadMFta tal
tar n n*wta *a4
taewen tboy
WW HftMM
taen raontmaAne
•a um* benoa
tafta-4 taf
ta to aofagt tbo
WtotoAS • *A6
f +S*
e4ta*oi
C4tara*na*ni
f *%• mm twA
mmmrn 666 •—
- # fta taNkfi
■toota Ibo laitee
pwet «d Ifiat
v ta. FiweJ
0*04 T«en Ito
tl-Men ad lbs
i a'lnftoen
on etnta ni'ASiin
ttoAi to* bod
en* wreta 4
a dona npataabto
n*e % in la
ta en tmi
itototoO nsAA*
IBamntan * •
#% beets*
*aO tta t 4Mta
not, tatato «*eti eta
ftataP * RHP
v tabasnnm
Aenseta *4*a a
ummm 1
IS*, * 1
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ttot** aa*a9 n
*# isa Ion Bern
JOST HURT
Alt OVER
Couldn’t Sit, Stand or Ue With
Any Comfort. Sister-in-Law .
Gives Good Advice and
' tardui Does World
. of Good.
* wwMmmww
flolland, Texas.—Mrs. Nannie Mes
ser, of this place, states: "About
three years ago I was in a very criti
cal condition. I had been suffering
for some time. To tell how I hurt
would be Impossible.
I just hurt all over.
I couldn’t sit, stand or lay with any
comfort, my back, sides and head all
gave me aTgreat deal of troub|«e.
I was especially bothered with a
light swimming in my head. My
people were very uneasy about me and
sent me to my relatives to see if a
change would dcTme any good.
- I stopped at a sister-in-law’s and
she being a great believer In Cardul,
asked me why I didn’t use it I de
cided to try It . . .
I had only taken a few doses when
I felt It would do me good. This
gave hopes and I used It right along
and It did me Just s world of good,
since which time 1 have never ceased
to praise Cardul."
Cardul Is recommended for simple
female complaints and womanly pains
and haa been found to benefit la
thousands of suck cases when not due
to malformation or that do not re
quire surgical treatment Try It.—Adv.
Aa Ultimatum,
"1 fear ttiat | ptayed ak aaeilliag
ati iifniyutor a kite •me ef life's little
dramas a as krtag efmrttol."
~*tmt kupfsruvd y ’* t
"Just dk J as. a ae4«to>ar.
draaa «$» ta the rwrfc I m vSmM •
reuse am* map te • r mag auseaa
"flUVtotktoi fssa mmM ekswse betwrwm
y«mr i u*'-l»<e se<4 sse "* fSltas«%4
Age Hevehd
ME BANK ABSORBS TNE DINER
*topl«s Bank and Trust Company Now
itrongsat Finaneial Institution In
. " r . Westsrn York County.. .
York.*- With the absorption of the
National bank* of York, by the
Peoples F>ank & Trust Co., the latter
estaW+shment, although only one year
old, becomes the strongest financial
institution in western York.
The only banks in York county sur
passing it In total resources are the
Peoples National bank and the Na
tional Union bank, both of Rock Hill.
The remarkable growth of the Peo
ples bank^of York, is probably with
out a parallel in the history of York
county banking institutions.
'Is. ippftof vwhmtf MslAssp.
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sflks Shs swvms
pkmto • Lsmbwm m mvp sdmv»»s m
topmg • * ■ **•'* psi *»^ t0t Mms kv «•«-%,
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k#«* s f *4 kMtfcr s»«s#v am
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frmmds as s «msddmm km •smgmms m
rns tmsrirl ckm mmmmmo Mr Bmhs
art is sh skis d*hmfcsr a*4 s km* ham
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ms h hiS4 »#*• tMMMh MhrdB
i*to»A«amg
am Itot
Jk. X«. UM
■Mk rssvym
Sloan’s
I.i r% inicvit
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•wr*' *mdaM Nt W
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IBuk 9
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fksiry masMr
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mk hpvdmh*
tar fw* y»m
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CnhHIk*
have sgr«#d I
Bsmed bask
Education Going On.
Aff*t his first dity at mcIuhnI Fhrvd
was »sk»M| by bis muflrrr what he had
learned af sehool. “Nothing,” replied
Floyd. The next evening tin* same
question was asked and Floyd proudly
answered: "(Hi, I learned to keep my
toes on the mark and Jump over an
other boy.”
feAlltoS «dtoto A*» Ar»k»r ••
Im t« V*« « •*• • |Him
* SvfiQm ■sHk fm-kk
*s mt mM#* \*» pmswrvh
ft% <r* sr* A«**t TW spfmrsih* to
Stem a •• % ‘*tamsHn%> Atarv.** *h*1 tk*
prv*» n tax f*>r* «r |« • |*r»^%mrA *4 J.ir’si
ps—d« ta i ta sqmuta tdrk
SEE SHABBY, FADED~
GARMENTS TURN NEW
"Diam+ed Oyts" Maks Old Appsrsi
Fresh and Stylish.
Don’t worry about perfect results
Use “Diamond Dyes.” guaranteed to
give a new, rich. fa(l«*less color to any
Sur ,, t n r — The Southern division of fwl'elc, whether it be wool, silk, linen,
th- H.-.l fro,, U n.ndinc to. Sumter co " on or ,nls « l dr,s«-H.
twu inMnuton. in .or in I Mrricr work ! btonsrs. ntorklngs, nklrtn. rhlldr*o'»
who will Rivr a curnr of Irrturr. an.l coa,8 • Anthers. .IraiwrirK, coverlngs-
pra. tlral fleM work la,ting for two rvcrythlng.
work*, hrglnning Jannarv U ThrnV The Dlrr.-tlon I».M.k with each pacS-
rmirwr, arc given free by the K-d Iel18 how »° dlamon<1 ^ over an *
Cross to nnv who desiro to do con- ‘ nl " r * ... . .
ntmetive home service work of a per- Jo match any materia have dealer
manont nature. Bho " > ou U ‘ anll,ml ta Color Card
-—Adv.
<5
■ The funk of Cotamkis
ff"A*r«t4l tihhk of Cotam
ct pa solid aid. Ik#
rp-UIhlhg Its osm*
sn^ tk« Commeri ml hsak keroming
m»-rce<l ih tb# older lastitutloii The
rum timed resourceri will show a rspl-
til <t«M'k of I oo«i. a surplus and
undivided profits of shout $<0 vsvo and
dep«Hiits of shout 13.400.000
Opposite Effect.
"How was Pings frozen out?”
“By hot competition,^—Baltimore
American.
Lots of men fire liars who never even
tried to eateh fish.
As& for
HILL’S
FIVE MILLION PEOPLE
USED IT LAST YEAR
HILL'S
CASCAKA V QUININE
Talks to Pee Dee Farmers.
Florence — There was a large at
tendance of farmers and*; business
meriTftt the boll weevil conference
held in tin*court house here, and much
interest wa^manifested in the talks
of the experts sent to/'Tlemson col
lege and the departpient of agricul
ture to pave the way for safe meth
ods of farming under the boll weevil
conditions. * It was clearly evident
that there must be a complete revolu
tion in farming methods in this sec
tion and that without delay.
No Tract of Chaffeur.
Charleston,—No trace of the bo
of Wiley K. CreecJ». the chaffeur^^ho
disappeared from • Clyde Ttaighter
haa yet been discovered knd the cor
oner still holds thB^fheory that
Irowned accldfWlF. FVvo
threw of them young women, who ha»A
h*4d at tke poLrt station tn Ike
I rNMindy nf tke
be
Spartanburg.;— The Spartanburg
chamber of commerce is putting on a
membership cajnpaign and * has fixed
1,000 members, paying dues of $25 an
nually each, and the leaders are confi
dent that the goal will be reached.
Greenville. — Gluck, common, ad
vanced five points on the local market
rising to 275. Darlington, common,
advanced three points to 204. and
Woodslde advanced to 356 1-2. Mount
Vernon. Woodberry, common, was
quoted at 73. Other stocks were quiet.
Charleston — William M Byrd, of
this city, widely known In the whole-
sal# trade and a thirty-third degree
Maaon. died at his rentdence here. In
his eighty-third year. He was the old-
e«t living past eminent commander of
Rftoth Carolina commandery No I.
Knights Templar
Martno
Farmers her
• adopted a
program <
of five aer*« i
of eottoa. 4**
acraa of i
tern, taan* at
ad pens tbreo
Orrr* of (
ant* and po**
cmo bnlf a* re
af aooet
po4nloe«. oo* ft
intf neve r sne
from (no
to flvo nef**
In pannots or
fwboroo i
nnSKkg a tots
1 of tf fta ti
nrveo pe#
pAon
• tataaVAft
iboft* Tbore
o fl be no
eootAAt A*
,09 tW e4e^4««
a m
• BULLY!
It BaSwis. ComtlfMel
or HtoJn hy. ak*
"CtKjrfa**
f *w4 ganmd * 4 amns an manta a Y *we
oi—as is BMaM Mk n**e ami kamwi
pMtWMS wtarn ktorfw paam «kta anASewi.
fwae MMflHMta aptoto psBF tawd 9*
and aetaNsn Y *we mewto ae* ti
Uta ptotoMa and yaai *wn nag tael raMM
fioai v a»af tatanm an cMSAtapAtad Ftod
apAamdMta taMpn kf iMMMB ^
anvnatannMf TWy net •*«
tag «t ktaamawnflaasta TW v a***e AAr%
an pan Mk# t *ntaaaa4 Aktaa * at ae
Banff knfafli taMM The? naal an Bvvta
i— OsararM*
ataa af Bnaffanki
BfaurtanSamB earns
r« i aewA nan * **
m • * % ik,
• *
mw*
B
a m
ta €* i t mflmf tata
►t m $4 t w JUMP* I#
B>* i mta'i* af Mto Feae NdStaaf hank
Ml aftaa Snsa a ae rvw DaMASee Saaenena
14* m seanantae af Bka Ffaai - «fnl c -
eexto af Btoatk C'aaataan
a a in*ci
• anaapt -•mMMMMBHnmH^mM^H^H
tapatmn |ia*A#* Haaa# and Mmaa
aka kaea qn te a gw**d faaMfd tat * a
taemg kkarknta AtdBa, kave ad* ! « ta*
v~WA*d*d kf raaadtag ep Ina kartv
ad HUAk m ttta Taft* y Fr**k Atortto
Tka am Bt ranftd nai ka f «aad tail
la tktoankt la tataag petokaMy la ktae
A.rAian m nearby raantian
Bwaneea -At a meet ng of fHa
•terkboldoTA of tke Rank of He*n«e^
held retently tke old board «*f d rec .
tom was r>*--let ted and new m*’mHem
ele«t»-d
The rapltvl stock was Increased to
liOBAAO A Id per rent dividend was
declared on the capital stock and 10
pt-r cent paa-e<l to the surplus fund.
The bank is tn a good condition and
hopes soon to become a hationul bank.
Camp Jackson.—Gen. G. W. Read,
commander of Camp Jackson, ex-
pressed his cordial indorsement of the
Federated Welfare campaign which
will be waged im Columbia. The offi
cers at the camp, through their organ
ization, will work for the success of
the campaign, but no appeals will be
made to enlisted men.
A Lesson.
"The hen is cVrtainly giving a lesson
to the world in not being puffed up
with pride from prosperity.”
"How so?”
4 - r - j
"Notwithstanding her prod net is one
of the highest priced on the marked
she is still-content to scratch for a.
living.” • —
If Worm* or Tapeworm
S item. It la because you
• real Vermifuge. Dr
Ota doee doe* the w
at In your i
>t yet tried i
•e “Dead Shot.**
Adv.
ng That Counts.
A gJrF'doesn’t mind her rival#
injs ext eeiRngty clever If she la also
'consolingly ugly.
President McSween RetJpegT
Timmonsville.—At a repent meeting
of the board of direciofs of the Bank
of Timmonsville, "the oldest banking
institution oUlTis city. John McSween.
Sr., resigtfed as president, and was
ded by the vice president, Dun-
McKenzie.
Sino the institution of, this bank
many years ago Mr. McSween has
been its able and progressive presi
dent, interested in the welfare of its
patrons and the growth of the busi
ness. HltMresignation simply means
his retirement from business circles.
tfie Boast.
"When ! put my'-foMt down once. It
stnyed th#rr.” "Did yoir ever put It
down on an unexpected tark^ -
Doubles Capital Stock.
St. Georg* -^The annual meeting of
the stockholders of the Bank of St.
George haa Keen held The meeting
was of more than ordinary importance
In that • new president was named a*
ware several directors, and the capi
tal stork was larreaeed from S2S MB
tv t-VI 900 It wve determined that a
dividend ed • per rent
and (be slat
AFRAID TO
EAT MEALS
"Pape's Diapepsin" is the best
Antacid and Ston.ach
Regulator known
/When your meals don’t fit and you
feel uncomfortable, when you belch
gases, acids or raise sour, undigested
food. When you feel lumps of indi
gestion pain, heartburn or headache
from acidity, just eat a tablet of harm
less and reliable Pape’s Diapepsin and
the stomach distress is gone.
Millions of people know the magic
of Pape’s Diapepsin as an antacid.
They know that most indigestion and
disordered’ stomach are from acidity.
The relief comes quickly, no disap
pointment ! Pape’s Diapopsin helps reg
ulate your stomach so you can eat
favorite foods without fear and a box
of these world-famous stomach tablets
costs so little at Tlrug stores.—Adv.
"Ittry Pxtun
rWba&wy'*
Why Th*t Backiche?
Why be nutorable with a tad tael ?
You c«n t ta h.«ppy it every day bring*
Uinene**; *tarp. shooting pain* and a
dull, n-iiniing ache. Likely the cau*e
i* weak kidney a. *ou may have head
aches and dizzy ■pell*, top »
weak, tired feeling. Don t delay! Fry
/loan’s Kidftey Pills. They have done
wonder* in thousand* of such cane*.
Ask your neighbor^
A North Carolina Case,
M. L. Wither
spoon, carpenter,
Pinkney St., Cher-
ryviUe. N. C.. says:
“Several years ago
I was troubled with
.my back and kid-
'neys. My kidneys
ac ted . irregularly
and the secretions
were highly col
ored and contained
sediment. There
was a dull, heavy
ache in my back
and I had dizzy
spells and black
specks appeared before my «y es - *
heard about Doan’s Kidney Pills and
got some and they entirely cured me.
G*t Doan** at Any Store. 60c a Bos
DOAN'S "pTAV
FOSTER-MILBUJtN CO- BUFFALO. N. Y.
The Case Stated.
"Why is a married man like an
umbrella?”
“Bemuse he is always shut up when
he I* itt the house.”
“CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP”
IS CHILD'S LAXATIVE
Look at tongue! Remove poieone
from stomach, Mvor and
bowels.
6 Beul-ans
Hot water
Sure Relief
RE LL-ANS
to# FOR INDIGESTION
WTii
Hoavta you
RHEUMATISM
Lumt>a+ro or Gout ?
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0 StanoBNin of tm*AA*vn*t6 enonta* a
genOnat* totoo* foiara *#a of (*taenaon
•sOtapi woo eoNNweif ONOta ebita
ef ooBpnowee of Ibw Y nUMaf Btatoo
eonoi gw*ta etata *ta tAeptoni ef Bonn
ta# Piet enf f'enneoaoMona taowoseon.
noo o t aa*a^ ta iko #** *n*Ai in bo
0 • • #aa*o In ibo aa*v aa4 a vAtanef IB
IAa Amy WtBk totoftorery VAAb
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ta*# toa»*i«* «e §Ayoo l*o b* kotio
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roe c bon, e. c tat tax
inr111 st a a ««owi%
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m
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N*a no# -| taao b* AAi*to abw
Anns *4 ponf- Yboa •svfn *■* to»i>
•toe 11 * »* «*•«•# 6l b« •towONtof
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• •c»nf yg>o o*AV MAita
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It • *U Ato **W lb* *f"4to t* a*4 •!«» Af ee
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x* tto- IhiM.I- l.tir*!* (It** get nrh
till •..« ief like Ait. iM’iilt.ar)
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■ MMBfYBfb. taBBBta ORoeoon
| # B* • e* AAi * 0 to-W «A -to
toll A to - A
A* t • * •
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want a stlady jobt
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W N. U . CHARLOTTE. NO.
DISEASE AMONG BORSES — the poSwor is
SPOHN S DISTEMPER COMPOUND
Wherever th#r# la contagl«u*o' 4iO*aA* amonic h«*ri»*a
ft 1*011 V9 I* the •nlutlon of jrfT (rouble. ftPO|IV*ft I* In
valuable In ell case* of l%!»*»:K. »*1>K KYK. IHKI.V-
KMZ 4. tot till** end oK.Dft. A few droph a day will pro
tect your horat- evi*4t*cd to disease. K« gul.tr dose* threA
times a day wUKact marv«lou*ly on your hors* actually
aick.
SPUIIY MKDICAI. <;»*hen. Rod.. V. ft. A.
Germs ' “*—Is a Tonic
v j***'
To Those Who Raise Horses, Cattle, Hogs and Poultry
FER-SUL IS AN ENTIRELY NEW ODORLESS DISINFECTANT. DEODOR
IZER AND ANTISEPTIC.
FER-SUL has two marked characteristics. One: DESTROYS DISEASc,
GERMS—the other; RESTORES HEALTH.
IT CURES—WHITE DIARRHOEA. GAPES, ROUP. CHICKEN POX (SORE
HEAD) AND„ CANKER IN POULTRY AND NUMBERLESS DISEASES IN
QUADRUPEDS. .
Has done wonderful work in arresting the ravages' of Hog Cholera.
The constant Use of FER-SUL Is the very best Live Stock Insurance you
can buy.
Valuable for coagulating and stopping the flow of blood.
NOW SOLD BT Kirkland Dlntrlbntinr Co.. Columbia. 8. C.
People’* Drag Store. Sallebury. N. C.. The Qeer Drug Co, Spartanburg and
Darling A Bannoltt, Darlington, S. C. Charleston. S C.
Mitchell’* Drug Store, Sumter, S. C. Gordon Mdse. Co., Greenville. S. C.
Murray Drug Store. Columbia, S. C. The Wohltmann Co., Charleston, 8. C.
We want a dealer In every town. If there la none In your locality, write
to ua direct for Information and for free booklets on treatment of all diseasee
of cattle, poultry and hogs. ,
Ninety cent* in postage stamps will bring you a 12 os. bottle of FER-SV1
by parcel poaL
WESTMORELAND CHEMICAL A COLOR COMPANY, PHILADELPHIA.
What la Rheumatism?
Why Suffer from It?
Sufferers Should Realize That
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