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1 r THURSDAY, ^FEBRUARY 11, 1*26. THE BARNWELL PEOPLE-SENTINEL, BARNWELL, SOUTH CAROLINA L '_ < 11-4 inch Corrugated Sheets in 6, 7, 8, 10, 11 and 12 ft. lengths. Let us figure on what you need, our prices are right. > LEMON BROS., Inc. Barnwell, . S. C. Allendale Holds ' Successful Clinic '■\ ■_ .... ■ Allendale,, Jan. 3I»^-Qwning partly to the^coopefation received from local physicians and local organizations the free throat and chest clinic, which was iconducted at the court house in Allendale Tuesday of Mast week was a success. One hundre d und four persons were examined, 74 whites and 30 Negroes. Of this num ber more than 30 had been exposed to tuberculosis in ^their homes or other places. Among this latter group considerable literature was distributed, giving instruction^ on building up the general health _ and ^wistance ^nd avoiding.. the disease. Fifty-four white persons and 18 Negroes were given the special chest examination by Dr. W. ^ Atmar Smith of Pinehaven sanatorium near Charleston. Thirty-two school child- dren, 20 whites and 12 Negroes, were examined for troubles of the teeth and tonsils. ■A- ’Phone Us the Names of Your Visitors, or Other Items of Local Interest for This Column. The days gain eight minutes sunshine this week. in I Mr. Owen Riley, of Columbia, was a visitor here this week. Injured in Runaway. Mr. Q. A. Diamond, of the Black- ville section, was seriously injured Saturday when a mule^he had just purchased ran away and threw him Mesdames B. P. Davies a nd t. D. out of his buggy. It is feared that he suffered internal injlirles'. Fogleman motored to Augusta Tues day. Prof. H. M. Guyot, of Abbeville, spent thy week-end in the city with friends. Mr. Frank M. Cavfc is reported as being quite sick and his many friends hope for his early recovery. . ' The Rev. C. K. Turner, of Barn well, will preach at Allen’s Chapel next Sunday afternoon at 3 o’clock. Every member is expected to be present. , Mr. and Mrs. Marion Gaines and baby, of Columbia. a nd Mr. Frank P Cave, of Furman Univarsity, were called here this week to the bedside F. M. Cave, who is quite ill. in '• ‘26’s First Asparagus. Winston, Feb. 4.—Miss Georgia Scott, popular manager of Smith’a Drug Store had on display last Sat urday the first bunch of asparagus seen so far this, season. The grass was grown at her home at White Pond and was about six inches long. It is a rarity for this time of the year. Valentine Social. Notice to the Public. L Notice is hereby, given ' that we forbid any and all persons from giving our son, Earl Sanders, who left our home on Sun day, January 31st, 1926, without our consent^ any food, shelter or em ployment. He left home fbr no rea son whatever. , Lee Sanders, Mattie Sanders. Blackville, S. C., R. F. D. 3. Time tests all things. The inferior go, the best survive. Twenty-five years ago a Greensboro druggist discovered a new way—an “exter nal” way—to treat colds. Today over 21 million jars of Vicks VapoRub are used in over 40 countries. Why? Because ALL WORN OUT? It will be good news to the many friends! iff Dr. CpcII B. Ray to know that he returned *home Sunday and it js earnestly hoped that he will soon be ta^ll enough to resume his prac tice. \ Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Bennett, of Springfield, were the guests of Mr. and Mr<. A. J. Bennett Sunday, and attended the Sacred Concert at the Vamp Theatre Sunday evening be fore returning to Springfield: . The ladies of the Martha Riley Cir cle of the Methodist Church are plan ning a Valentine Social for Friday evening of this week at the Court House, One of the attractions will be Cupid’s Post Office, where cne may receive-And send valentines for a small'fee.' Valentines will also be on sale. There will be many other attrac tions for both young and od. There will be a variety of good things to eat on gale. Everyone is cordially invited to come out and on- j joy the. evening. Proceeds for the benefit -of the Methodist Church, fund. So Was Mra. Simmons Who Tells Her utr*-**-**’ v Experience. Are you tired all the time; womouj night and day? Does your backache as* if it would break ? Do you suffer dizziness, headaches, rheumatic twin ges or distressing urinary disorders? You have good cause, then, to be alarmed about your kidneys. Do as many of your townsfolk jiecommend. use Doan’s Pills—a stimulant diuretic to the kidneys. This Barnwell case is convincing: Mrs. Serena Simmons, says: “In the morning, I felt tired and achy across my back. It seemed as though I was hardlv able to get about. I was bothered with sudden stabs of pain when I stooped. 'When I swept, my back seemed to lock and it hurt me to straighten. Also, my kidneys act ed irregularly. I was advised _^to try TToan’s Pills and got some at the Mace Drug Co. Doan’s cured me.” 60c, at all dealers. Foster-Milburn Co., Mfrs., Buffalo, N. Y. Best for Children's Colds — .Just as Good for Yours! Mothers especially like to use Vicks for children’s colds and croup, as it is just rubbed on. There is no dosing to upset a child's delicate di gestion, as is so often the case with internal medicine. And,of course, Vicki ia just as good for grown-ups. When Rubbed Over Throat and Chest Vicks Attacks Colds Two Ways at Once (Direct to the inflamed air-passages through its medi cated vapors released by the body warmth and, at the same time, (2) Direct through the skin like an old-fashioned poultice, “drawing out” the soreness and pain, and thus aiding • * the vapors inhaled to loosen the phelgm and relieve the *' 1 congestion. It is this twofold action of Vicks that makes it such an outstanding success in treating head and ^ chest colds, sore throat, nasal catarrh, bronchitis, ♦ croup and ail forms of cold troubles;" — WICKS W VapoRub, Oven 21 Million Jars Used Yearly SEEDS Of All Kinds 1 Thp friends of. Judge John K. Snelling will learn with regret that he has been indisposed for some time—first with an infected hand and later with n M'-'™' —IbeyMum* that he will soon bo entirely recover ed. Supt. Horace .1. Crouch, accom panied by High School Sunerintcnd- ents M R. Self, of \\ illiston, H. IK King, of Dunbarton, C. H. Fowler, of Barnwell, and G. F. Posev, of Blatk- ville, are in Columbia this week, con ferring with the Stat-e Department of Education and the Barnwell delega tion to the General Assomblv rela- folks are eager for the time for this tiye x to the educational interests of the county. Make Your Returns Now. Dance at Allendale. « ' *’ • '•*’*] * Allendale, Feb. 9.—The young folks of Allendale and the surround ing counties are—looking forward eagerly to the next dance which is to be given here on February 12, next -Friday evening-. The dance - is under the auspices cT the Allendale Danc ing. ^Club and will be given at the town hall here. The music for the occasion is to be furnished by the Wallace LaMotte Entertainers, a-nine i piece orchestra of exceptional ability. The dance is expected to be - an un usually good one, and is likely to be the last one given here before the Lenten season. In view of the fact that several weeks have lapsed since the last dance given here, the young I have a fresh stock of seeds, in cluding Excel! and Improved Watson Watermelon Seed, Stay-Green and Hepderson’s White Spine Cucumber Seed, and Garden Seeds of all kinds— * AT RIGHT PRICES v_ Let me,supply your needs in this-line. —7 R. A. DEASON BARNWELL, S. C. Don't trust to Luck TO TAKE CARE OF YOUR LOVED ONES AFTER YOU ARE DEAD. LET ME PROTECT THEM NOW WITH ONE OF THE BEST LIFE INSURANCE POLICIES ON THE MARKET. GIVE THEM THE PRFOTECTION TO WHICH THEY ARE ENTITLED. NORMAN H. GAMBLE Barnwell, - South Carolina. • * A l FOR SALE one to arrive. — The DeLoach Floirda Tours. The DeLoach Florida Tours, with headquarters in Columbia’ has re- Auditor W.« H. Manning caals the con ^jy re-districted the State, retain- attention of taxpayers to the. tact offices in Columbia, Greenville that they must make their returns on an( j charleston. This county is in or before Feb. 20th if they desire to Charleston* territory, which em- »avoid the 50 per cent, penalty. braces the' eighteen counties in the \ Southeastern portion of thg State. Easter Cantata. The Charleston office will, therefore, handle a ll business for Hollywood By- The members of the Barnwell Bap—the-Sea, Florida, originating in this tist Church, announce that r they territory. Mr. W. W. Smoak, Editor will give a sacred concert Easier ■ of the Press and> v Standard, of Wal- Sunday night in the form of a Can- terboro, has been selected as maua- tatai Further announcement will be ger for thik office. Quite a lot of in- made in these columns at a late* terest has been shown in this terri- * tory in- the great developments now going on in Florida. Mr. Smoak has recently visited the East Coast and is convinced that they are as great possibilities for making money Builds Addition to “All-Joy.' Mrs. H. W. All has built another in 0 addition to her house at Blufflon, Florda as ever. He strongly advises which makes th£ place much mor*' commodious, and will t«ke care of several more people. “The All-Joy has been a popular-camning and week end resort for pewple from 4 all over this section, and will- doubtless prove even more popular and j|i^ractive as the summer, months open.—Allen dale County Citiien, * anyone who contemplates making in vestments in Florida to g£t ,in touch with his office and secure reserva tions for one of the six-day DeLoach tours.,which leave Charleston over the. Atlantic Coast Line every Thursday evening. Advertisement from the Charleston office appears in this is sue. B US INK SC UIUDKlO FOR SALE.—About 15 bushels of good.sound peas.—T. B. Harley, Mar tin, S. C. 2-ll-2tp. JUST RECEIVED.—A carload of galvanized sheet roofing, -galvanized shingles, naikHemd wire fencing. At tractive prices.—C. F. Molair, Barn well, S. C. , 1-28-ltc. FOR SALE.—Fodder, 2 cents per pound. Unbaled hay at 1% cents per pound. Corn in shuck at 2 cents per. pound. Shelled corn 2 Vi cents per pound.—T. B. Ellis, Jr., Lyndhurst, S. C. FOR SALE. — Fjre wood, any length, delivered by truck. Place your orders- with Terie Richardson. FOR SALE.—Native grown Ful ghum seed oats, bright and sound: 1 pri<re $1,00 per bushel, cash with order.—B. F. Anderson, S. C. Dunbarton, WANTED—To buy baby carriage or cart. Musk.be in good condition and cheap for cash. Address, “cait’’ I care this office. .. ; '- iw ’ T • ,. ** *» S For All ; S The Family S “We use Black-Draught in ££ wT our family of six children and " £| find it a good liver and bowel p| • regulator,” says Mrs. C. E. ^ Nutt, of Mineral Springs, “ Ark. “I have taken it my- ^ • self in the last two or three aw .years for Indigestion. ,1 ^ • would feel dizzy, have gas B ms and sour stomach, also feel a na 2 tightness in my chest I’d ^ take a good dose of Ww BLACK-DRAU6HT 3 Liver Medicine 3 am when I felt that way, and it ^ 2 would relieve ire, and f would ^ 41 feel better for days. ^ gm “My husband takes It for m *5 biliousness. He says he has ^ never found its equal. When V Mg he has the tired, heavy feel- Wm ^ ing, he takes Black-Draught ^ H night and morning for a few days and he doesn't complain A S any more. m “I sure do recommend Thed- V ford's Black-Draught.” * Wk Your liver is the largest » * organ In your body. When V 43 out of order, it causes many A ^ complaints. Put your liver ^ V in shape by taking Black- ™ 43 Draught. Purely vegetable. £ Sold Everywhere CABBAGE, COLLARD AND — LETTUCE PLANTS — By Parcel Post, Two Hundred 75c; by Express, collect, $2J>0 per Thousand. Cash with order. ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ T. B. Ellis -^ r J. B. Ellis ; > ELLIS ENGINEERINI Land Surveying a Specialty. Dr. C. N. Burckhalter Barnwell,. South Carolina. HEADACHES? The grgat major;ty of headaches are due entirely to impairedeyesigot. The sooner you come in for an ex amination the sooner these annoy ances will vanish. ...•t—— - — ■— — _ _ . % Our glasses are sold a greatly re- *Ui-ed prices. „ P. W. STEVENS ~ Registered Op-tom-e-trist Lyndhurst, S. C. j; All Lines of Insurance jFarm Coverage •> . ' . a Speciall Calhoun and Co. P. A. Price, Mgr. Bank of W. C Bldg. X~X~X"X~>X»X»<*X~>X»X»X^«»^' Send Ui Your Job Work* GET THE HIGHEST PRICE FOR YOUR (ioTTON. CHAS. G. HOUSTON HI COTTON FACTOR. — AUGUSTA, GA. I will be glad for you to send me actual samples of any cot ton you have and to submit you an offer f. o. b. your station. This Will be done without the slightest obligation on your part.. I will also be glad, to keep your samples on my tables, so that when you want an offer, ail you will have to do is to 'phone me at my expense. In«hand1ing your cotton in this manner, you do not mere- * ly accept the highest bid of your local buyers but know--that the agents of the biggest cotton buyers and mills in this country have made an offer on your cotton. — LET ME GET RESULTS FOR YOU. —