The Barnwell people-sentinel. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1925-current, April 29, 1926, Image 3

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THURSDAY, APRIL 29TH, 192«. • *' •i- THE BARN?HELL PBPPLE-SENTINEL, BARNWELL, SOUTH CAROLINA ' ' - ’ • , . . . . . ^ - — ~;vSr-' ' •*,. •' ... ' pfipi,: Newest Model Plant ' Marks Forward Step u Soijie of the .greatest scietific and engineering problems,, which baffled human ingenuity for years, in thenetid proved absurdly simple, when ap proached from the proper angle. The radfiOj the airplane and the automo bile, in their evolution became simp ler, less costly and more serviceable. El?(fcric light and power for farm.* h&s progressed in the same manner. In ten y^ars time engineers hmv»e gene from heavy, expensive, trouble some machinery to simple, trouble- proof, compact niecha.rtjprtf], many times superior to the fam, light and power of half a decade ago. In presenting its newest model, which operates without $fl0ta£e bat teries, the Delco-Light Company has marked another forward step in en- gfneerTng end at the same time has made electricity available to addit ional hundreds of thousands of far mers^ who prefer this type of -ser vice to that previously offered. This new model is absolutely auto matic in operation. When a light switch is turnpjf' the plant starts running and continues until the switch is turned off, when it stops iriimediately. . , “Now there is a Delco-Light to fit every need and at prices to fit every pocket book” declares E. G. Biech- ler>, President and General Manager of the Delco-Light Company. “And every plant from the Smallest auto- Soci&I and Personal - New* from Ellenton malic, non-baWery pi Ant to the lar- gest storage battery plant carries the Delco-Light and General Motors guarantee and can be purchased on the GMAC plan of easy payments.” FJllentdn, April 25.— v Mrs. ' Ralph l5unbar has returned home after a visit in Columbia with her sister* Mrs. W. P., Etchison. r I Mrs. Charley Youngblood has re turned from Greenwood where she has -been visiting relatives. ' - Quite a. number of ; fhe Ellenton pecpkMwere in Aiken Saturday to at tend field day of the schools of the county. The Ellenton school was well represented in all of the contests and succeeded in bringing home a num- hgr of.hluo ribbons. r- 'f Nr« Me,AtU. ««rufnr punhatt trrnu and n*u> lout pricet. $190 up Frigidaire Means SAFE Refrigeration Frigidaire electric refrigeration automatically maintains a low temperature that keeps all foods fresh until you’re ready to use them. It makes you inde pendent of outside ice supply and protects the health of your family. See Frigidaire demonstrated. Ask for details of our con venient purchase plan. Williston Hardware Co Williston, S. C. Instlrance Bonds and Real Estate Mrs..Emmett Johnson was called to her home in Trimble, Tenn., last Wed nesday by the illness of her mother, Mrs. Pitts, of that city. News has been received that her mother is re covering. A number of Ellenton people have been attending the John Brown re vival meetings in Augusta. Their many friends are welcoming Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Carpenter home. They have been visiting in Hepzibah, Ga., for some time. Mr. Carpenter has almost recovered from the crush ed knee he suffered with for so long Mrs. William Bush had as her w x guests last week-end Mr. and Mrs W. P. Etchison, Mi* 5 * Elizabeth Etchi son, Nolle and Preston Etchison, of Columbia. Mis.s Helen Dunbar.-of Columbia is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ralnh Dunbar. Mtj. and Nl rs. Moise Carroll and '. hildren. of North Augusta, spent last week-end with Mrs. C. J. Ashley. A “Mock marriage” was held at the school auditorium last Friday night for the benefit of the piano fund of the Christian church.— The__S» ho'.'J, Impi'ovcmvnt asseww---'- . meeting at the school house Friday afternoon. . Mrs. Smith Bagnal, who has been ill. returned with her mother, Mrs. Damkins. to her home in Sumter. It Ibis Week By Arthur Brisbane TO LEGAUZE FHZmCHTS ~ S INSTALMENT BILLIONS LAND 3c. PER ACRE 5.000,000 RADIO SETS Chicago votes on the proposition to make prize fighting legal. That is the plain English of it. The in- tclligehce and character of Chica go will be reflected in the vote. Prize fighting is brutality, gath- ers together criminals and spreads the w orst diseases. Pflze fighting makes heroes of thug* and lawbreakers, setting a false example before growing boys. It has-been said that prize fight ing trains men “to be courageous and defend their country.” Well known American prize fighters, apparently, were all hiding under the bed when the war broke out, or they gave lessons to soldiers in camp, far* from the shootinjt. You cannot mention a prizefight cham pion that volunteeredto fight for his country. Prize fighting means violating t!. law against assault and bat tery- for the sake of profit. A city voting for it would disgrace itself; This is written after seeing New Orleans, with Colonel Ewing, boss of the New Orleans States, as lec turer and guide. We have for sale 278 acres known as the G. W. Green home stead in Rosemary and Richland School districts. Two lots ii the town of Barnwell with buildintrs thereon, very desirable foca tion. See us and get prices. Le‘ us show you. Barnwell Insurance Agency Barnwell. — — — — So. Car. is honed that sh^ with soon be able in to return to her home h>ce. M iss Mary Phoebe Bu^h, who teaches at Neeces, spent last toeok- e^d • with hr.r. mother, Mrs. M. Bush. She had as her guest Miss Todd, of Neeces. Mrs. J. C. Bush had as her guest •Wednesday, Mrs. E. G. Quattlebaum. S ing ahead T he SOUTH’S NEED for greater railroad service in the next few years is a problem which the manage ment of the Southern Railway System must solve now., Planning years ahead is a prime requisite of adequate railroad sendee. The heavy freight movement throughout the South has naturally increased our total revenues. We have been able to effect many economies in operation which have correspondingly increased our net income and permitted us to pay dividends to our stockholders. ■'"v. - • .• . But traffic in the South will continue to grow. We must continue to expand our facilities in order that our service may keep pace with the demands upon h. Good earrungs will make it possible to attract additional capital as needed to^make necessary improvements. Tfic business interests of the South have a definite interest in the prosperity of their largest railway system. Con tinued good earnings by the Southern will insure the continuation of adequate transportation service to the South. The old Freni! Cathedral is beautiful and the Cabildo, in which | "as signe^i the Louisiana Pur chase, is a museum of American treasures and memories, not equalled elsewhere. W e bought k 'Ijpilllfqn, that.. re at' huBf*] north, from the Gulf to the Great ' I-akes, for three cents an acre, the world’s record in real estate bargains. “The First Consul of France,” as Napoleon was then called, must often wonder, in heaven, why he did not hold on to that parcel. The people bought five billion dollars’ worth of goods on the in stalment plan in 1925, and some say, “We are rushing in*o bank ruptcy.” But don’t worry. Money )1 spent by those that can pay- helps, spender and seller and hurts nobodyix If youNvant a piano, radio '-et, automobile and know you can pay for it, get it NOW and enjoy it while you pay. The rich buy real., estate and stocks -on instalments. A good automobile is worth more than a house. The important thing is that in stalment business should be on a sound basis, not encouraging ex travagance, charging excessive rates for time payments, or en couraging a man with a car, good for two or three years more, to get rid of it prematurely and glut the used car market. What hurts is waste, not spending. Chicago will build streets hollow at the centre, higher at the curb, concave, instead of convex. Mois ture will run to the centre of the street, a more sanitary’, less ex pensive plan. Men learn slowly’. Needles were used for IQOJKMLygars Mrs. Drake*,vice-president of the Child Study Association, says parental instinct is disappearing.' There are no more “natural born parents.” There are still for tunately plenty of natural bom MOTHERS, millions of them. It is not affection* but knowl edge, that mothers lack. Five million radio sets in the United States have 27,000,000 human beings listening in. Sad that so little broadcasting is worth at tention. Science perfects the ma chinery, but intelligence hasn’t yet supplied worthy material. But thft will come. In future ages, the individual worth while will have as personal following an audience of 100,000,000 or 500,- 000,000. The written word will no longer compete. Ten million dollars’ worth of oil burned in California, two men killed. Lightning caused two storage lakes to explode. Those that spend money 7 on lightning rods will wonder how valuable they really are. Cannot scientists find a way, with high tension wires or otherwise, to protect oil Veils and oil storage? How long before great conductors escort the lightning safely down- from the clouds and use it as H comas down ? Edison should work at that. Get Your Nitrate v— It Pays to Use The use of Nitrate of SODA Ask your county agent or send a postal card wTth your address to our nearest office ror our free bulletins which have helped thousands of farmers to grow big-' ger and more profitable crops. 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