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THURSDAY, APRIL l*. HU. THE BARNWELL PEOPLE-SENTINEL, BARNWELL, SOUTH CAROLINA e/*e an d ^Hereabouts Those Ua tha Nam at of Tow Viaitora, or Other Items of Local Interest for This Column. — Mr. and Mrs. Carl Rosebrock spent Sunday With relatives in Orangeburg. Miss Valoree Stone returned to Orangeburg Sunday after spending some time with Mr. and Mrs. Carl C. J. Fickling, of Blackville, was a Rosebrock. caller at The Peopje-Sentinel office I ■ ■■■ Monday afternoon. | The People-Sentinel acknowledges - I receipt of renewal subscriptions from Mr. and Mrs. Solomon Brown and j Mrs. J. G. Wooley, of Carville, La., children, of Ratesburg, spent Sunday B. M. Jenkins, Sr., of Kline, and Mrs. in Barnwell with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lide and daughter, Evelyn, were the guests of Mrs. Lizzie M. Cave Saturday. J. B. Morris, of Ellenton, renewed his subscription to The People-Sen tinel while in Barnwell Saturday. Nathan Kaitus, of Bessemer, Ala. Flowers and Ben Calhoun, of Spar tanburg, were the guests of relatives and friends in Barnwell on Sunday. Mrs. R. S. Dicks and two children, Patricia and Bobby, were the guests of relatives in Orangeburg Sunday. Mrs. A. D. Furtick and daughters, Misses Nelle and Dorothy Furtick. spent Wednesday in Columbia shop ping. a Carter Price, of Tampa, Fla., jipent the week-end here with Yis father, P. W. Price, while en route to Laurens. Mrs. Edgar A. Brown and Mrs. Solomon Blatt returned home Sunday after attending the music festival in Spartanburg and a week’s visit to Charleston, where they attended the 250 anniversary of the founding of that city. Card of Thanks. We wish to take this means of thanking the good people of Barnwell who so generously came to our aid on the 7th inst., when our home was about to be destroyed by fire. We will always remember the big gener ous hearts of the Barnwell people with gratitude. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Mahaffey. course was served. Miss Ann Scott Mcfcab, president of the Junior Class, presided and acted as toast-mistress. After welcoming the guests, who S rere members of the Senior Class nd the high school faculty, she call ed upon Marvin Dyches for a toast to the Seniors. To this Miss Claire Dicks, president of the Senior Class, responded gracefully. Miss Jennie Black gave a toast to the faculty, to which Supt. W. W. Carter responded, but Miss McNab caused great con sternation when she called upoh each member of the faculty for a speech. These were followed by a toast to the school by Robert Gignilliat. At the close of the banquet, the Juniors sang a song to the Seniors. The waiters and waitresses then gave each participant a brightly-colored balloon and much merriment was afloat Those serving, members of the eighth ^ grade and sisters or brothers of the Juniors and Seniors, wore gypsy costumes made up in the colors of the two classes. QhildrBvt's Colds PIGGLY WIGGLY Cli’ancst Stows in the Wot'/d Mrs. Lizzie Still. An Explanation. The People-SentineMs being pub- Mrs. Lizzie Still, who died at her home in Barnwell on March 12th of this year, was a fine example of the best and highest quality that goes to make up the worth while people of Barnwell County. Before her re moval to Barnwell several years ago, she was a member of Friendship Bap tist Church, in which community she had spent her entire life. There she was known, honored and loved by all who knew her. In Barnwell, her winning spirit, and hi^h Christian Character, won for her ^the same es- and marketed for a number of years. It was introduced in evidence that over $7,000,000 has been spent in adver tising to establish this product in the confidence of the public, and the ex tent of such confidence was disclosed in the evidence that over 260,000,000 jars have ‘been sold since 1910, throughout the United States and in over 60 countries abroad. It was charged that the defendant, Stroh- meier, by pirating the Vick trade name, was trying to establish his unknown product by associating it in the public mind with Vicks VapoRub, thus not only accomplishing infringe ment but perpetuating a fraud upon the public. The decision of the court upholds this charge and enjoins Strohmeier from further use of the Vick trade name in connection with his product. Adults Contract Children's Diseases Adults can, and do, contract many children’s diseases. And* usually, they suffer from them much more than children da For instance, many adults contract worms, an ailment usually associated with children. Sometimes they suffer intensely and take expen sive medical treatments, without reali zing that worms are the cause of their troubles. Yet. the symptoms ye the same os in cnildren, loss of appetite and weight, grinding the teeth and rest- We Deliver Phone 78 We Deliver BUTTERl porcop Full Cream UrlEXOfc pound STRING BEANS COCOA Mother Orangeburg 1 lb. can - 15c 2 lb. can - 24c » " T Tomatoes, No. 2 Can 3 Cans 25c PINEAPPLE POST TOASTIES | JELLO, all flavors - Libby’s Sliced No. 2 Can ~7 2 Pkg* 2 Pkga ASPARAGUS jgg-.r 3 ™ 1 ’— ffo CV IT Hr 1 qt size $1.00 1 pt aise 66c r LA Killer Spray Gun 25c 1-2 pt uze 45c O. D. Moore has returned to his home at Snelling from the University lished under difficulties this week, due teem she enjoyed elsewhere. In many to the enforced absence from town of fe^peets 5 he was a woman far above our linotype operator, E. E. Goodson, the aveia|?e> S he made for herself on Monday and again yesterday (Wed- J in the j udgment of all who knew her nesday), on account of the illness of the name that u she was an unusually Hospital in Augusta, having entirely i two mem * >er8 h* 8 f am ily* for that good woman.” Not only was she recovered from a pistol shot wound, reason was necessary to reduce the | honored by those who knew in his left breast. 8 i* e °f 8 issue from eight to her, but her impress on her children I four pages. ^ as unusua Uy fine an d deep, and in warm appreciation they gave to her not only a love and devotion that was above the average, but in their own lives and characters they responded nobly to her ideals for them. Those >^ho came into touch with her knew that if in this world there were mqre people like her, this would be a bet ter place to live in. She bore with Christian fortitude PEANUT BUTTER SPINACH, No. 21 Can Mrs. Cooper, of Dunbarton, was the, guest of Mrs. R. S. Dicks Saturday, nright, while en route to Charleston,’ to which city she was accompanied by Mrs. Herbert A. Gross, of Barnwell. 1 ISociety; Col. Harry D. Calhoun, candidate for the office of Secretary of State, JL NIOR-SMART SET and R. A. Easterling, vice P re8 id* n t • HKIDGE CLL’B. of the South Carolina Power Co.. tKith of Denmark, w,.,, c.iu-r, at The! , Mr ‘' Ralph 0 Bl0 * n i , ' nt "! a ' n ^ lh ° P^enc- the extremely p.mfu People-Sentinel office while in the city * uni "^ r * * U '! r ** I iHn* 88 which wag ended in death. She Monday morning. da y ^ernoon. The high score prize a hi a>s bowl, was won by Mrs. Char- grinding' less sleep, itching of the noee and anus, and abdominal pains. And, the same medicine that surely and harmlessly ex pels round and pin worms from children will do the same for adults — White’s Cream Vermifuge, which you can get at Epps’ Pharmacy, Blackville, S. C. R. A. Deason, Barnwell, S. C. insurance - Pork and Beans Gikb * FIRE WINDSTORM PUBLIC LIABILITY ACCIDENT - HEALTH SURETY BONDS AUTOMOBILE THEFT Calhoun and Co. P. A. PRICE. Manager. 3 Cant found her faith in Christ and the miiiistVations and service of her # , . , ,, church the strength of her life am of correspondence cards, was awarded . . . ... , . _ , _ . ^ her support in illness and death, to Mrs. Bethune Patterson, and the .... , . ... , . She leaves three children to mourn ccn-olation, a bath towel, was cut by ... . w .. .. OA . n . .. „ _. /* • j their loss, Mike V. Still, of North Au Mrs. Maitin Best. The hostess served I . ... , , t gusta, Coye E. Still, of Aiken, and sundaes and cakes. w. .. . . e^.., . „ .. % 9 Mis< Mamie L. Still, of Barnwell, six grandchildren, and besides number of friends. BRIDGE (LI B. She was 58 years old at the time Mis. Thos. M. Boulware was hostess °f her death. After the funeral ser- 1 Brown, Jr.; the guest prize, a box NKSQ WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON urmnucmiaren. .nu maines » large TOMATO and SWEET REITER plants for sale. Hastings best varie ties of tomatoes and large sweet pepper. Only have a limited quanti-J members of the W'ednesday Af-j v *c<* 8 had been conducted at her late ty.—E. E. Goodson, Barnwell. terncon Bridge Club last week. The residence in Barnwell by her pastor, high score prize for club members, a Dr. W. M. Jones, her remains were RELIABLE MAN about .‘M) years box of face powder, was won by Mrs. laid to re*t in the Friendship ceme- old with car wanted to call on fainter* Harry D. Calhoun; the high score) ter V beside the remains of her hus- in Barnwell County. Make $8 to $15 1 prize for guests, a linen handkerchief, band. Although she is gone, she will daily. No experience or capital need- * a8 won by Miss Hazel Coleman, and still live in the hearts of those who ,ed. Write today.—Me Ness Company, the consolation, also a linen handker-! knew and loved her. Dept. M, Freeport, Illinois. j chief, was cut by Mrs. T. M. Boul-1 — ■ ware, Sr. The hostess served block BABY CHICKS:—Puie bred R. I. j ice cream and cake. Those playing Reds, White and Buff Rocks, White, besides the club members were: Mrs. and Buff Leghorns at $12 per 100 de-, Lessie Easterling, Mrs. Marie Mace, livered; $11 at hatchery. Bring or! Mrs. Earl Hagood, of New York, Mrs. Her Pastor. Vicks Chemical Co. Wins. Philidelphi, April 14. — Judge Thompson, presiding at the United send eggs and we charge 4 cents for! Pearl Harvard, Mrs. Ashton Holland. | States District Court for the Eastern each chick hatched for you. No charge' Mrs. L. A. Cave, Misses Virginia Hut- for egg* that do not hatch. New j to and Hazel Coleman, machinery. Experienced men day and night shifts. Capacity 114,000 eggs. Take eggs any day.—Unger’s Hatch ery, Saluda, S. C. 4-3-4t. TRPEWRITER RIBBONS: — Full! stock of typewriter ribbons—for all| machines.—E. E. Goodson, People- Sentinel office, Barnwell. JUNIOR-SENIOR RECEPTION. , A singularly unique banquet was given at the Barnwell high school Friday evening, April 11th, the enter tainment being in the form of a gypsy carnival. As the guests ar rived they were greeted ft the name, as he has been using it, District of Pennsylvania, ha* just ! handed down a decision in favor of ! Vick Chemical Co. in its case against I Frederick E. Strohmeier, in which emphasis is placed by the court upon protection of the buying public against fraudulent use of a trade name Vicks * » VapoRub. “The defendant will be enjoined,” Judge Thompson's decision riads, “against use of the plaintiff’s trade to in Barnwell, S. C.; in best residential . Paul Bolen and Miss Maizie San- section; spacious grounds; rea.sonable price. For full particulars, apply to John G. Simms, P. 0. Box 1014, Or lando, Florida. 1 3-27-4tc. ders guessed weights and favors small walking canes and whips. Lloyd Moody invited the guests to the fortune teller’s tent, where Miss FOR JSALE.—Large colonial homel door * by Mi ® s , es HaIel Dyches and deceive and P*'P*t«*te a fraud upon the public and, by pirating its trad ’ mark, to injure and damage the repuj gave as tation the plaintiff has built , up. “A decree may be entered for an injunction accordingly and for dama ges sustained by the plaintiff and WATERMELON SEED:—We have Emily Black presented them with for- ^ profits derived by the defendant from a select stock of watermelon seed of i tunes written on senior caps. Punch his acts of infringement and unfair all kinds including Dixie Bells, Ex-! was served iby Misses Essie Davis, cells, Tom Watson* and Thurman j Muriel Norris, Emily Ellis and Valo- Grays. See us before buying.—R. A.) r « e Sanders, who gave each guest a Deason’s Drug Store, Barnwell, S. C. 1 ""™ button » a 4 souvenir Uf\ 3-20-tfc. Robert and Robbie Sanders cooked and distributed rosettes to the guests, MEN WANTED IMMEDIATELY! while Laurie Still afforded much by giant international indq$try; over 7000 already started; some doing an nual business $13,000; no experience or capital required; everything sup plied; realize success, independence Rawleigh's way; retail food products, soap, toilet preparations, stock, poul try supplies; your own business sup ported by big American, Canadian, amusement with his harmonica. After a most pleasant hour had been spent here, the guests were ush ered into the auditorium, where a play was presented by four members of the Junior Class. The actors in “En ter the Hero” were Miss Ruth Dia mond, Miss Mildred Black, Miss Marie Halford and Clarence Creech. Immediately after the play, the Australian industries; resources over. $17,000,000; established 40 yeert; get guests were invited upstairs, < all say it's great! i under the canopy of a large competition.” This case grew out of the action of Strohmeier in the marketing of a cough drop which he claimed, on the package, was “Medicated with. Vicks VapoRub.” As to this alleged medi cation, Judge Thompson says in his decision: M I find from the medical testimony that, as manufactured, there is no real medication by means of Vicks VapoRub in the defendant’s product. That being the esse, that statement of medication is false and untrue. I am not satisfied that the defendant has introduced any testimony suffi cient to sustain his claim that Vicks VapoRub i* used at all m his cough is the eels <X Ml Ask Your Soldier Boy How “CootieM’ Got Such a Hold. He’ll tell you that the battlefronts of Europe were swarming with rata, which carried the dangerous vermin and caused our men misery. Don’i; let rats bring disease into your home. When you see the first one, get RAT- SNAP. That wiU finish them quick. Three sizes, 35e f fee, $1.25. Sold inci guaranteed by The Best Pharmacy and Deason’s Drug Store, Barnwell. SALT Sffe 3 for 10c LETTUCE Ktu Fim - - Ilk CELERY, Nice Stalks • 10c COFFEE - 36c s — — J Easter Excursion * —TO— Washington, D. C. Friday, April 18th, 1930 FRIDAY. APRIL 18th, 1930. A fine opportunity to visit the Nation’s Capital. Wondeiful Parks, Washington Monument, Library of Congres*, Zoological Park, Lincoln Memorial, Nation al Musium, and Mount' Vernon. BIG LEAGUE BASEBALL New York (Yankees) vs. Wash ington (Senators), April 20th. Boston (Red Sox) vs. Washing ton (Senators), April 22nd. ROUND TRIP FARES: Aiken, S. C. $15.50 Barnwell, S. C. 15.50 Blackville, S. C. 15.00 Denmark, S. C. 15.00 Fort Mill, S. C 12.50 DATES OF SALE AND FINAL LIMIT. GOING: Tickets will be sold to be good going on all regular trains (except Crescent Lim ited) Friday, April 18, 1930. Tickets on sale from Danville for trains scheduled to leave prior to noon only April 19th, 1)30. RETURNING: Tickets will be good returning on all regular trains (except Crescent Limit ed), so as to reach original- starting point prior to mid night of Wednesday, April 23rd, 1930. CONVENIENT SCHEDULES: Pullman * Standard Sleeping Cara and Day Coache*. SOUTHERN RAILWAY i f. \ | cet*: Qf die hundreds tf thousands of owners «0/| has pud, cent X for SERVICE Any model installed in your home for $10.00 lj down, balance in 30 months. A Porcelain Vegetable Tray given free with every refrigerator sold between April 16 and May 31. GENERAL® ELECTRIC AUL-STGBL. REFRIGERATOR .? I-. I . $£ «3P Power y.%: