The Barnwell people-sentinel. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1925-current, February 14, 1935, Image 4
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THE BARNWELL PEOPLE-SENTINEL, BARNWELL, SOUTH CAROLINA
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1935
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JOHN W. HOLMES
1845—1913.
B. P. DAVIES, Editor and Proprietor.
Estered at the post office at Barnwell,
S. C., as second-class matter.
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Barnwell Cojunty’s Finances.
The People-Sentinel considers a re
cent statement of Barnwell County’s
finances as of such importance as to
merit its publication as a news item
on the front page of this issue. It is
one of which the county officials can
be justly prou^ and should be studied
carefully by the citizens of the county.
We expect to have more to say
pr
about the statement
and those
in
charge cf our county
government
in
next week’s issue.
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; Nobody’s Business
By Gee McGee.
Highway Robbers.
There were only 36,000 persons
hilled! on the highways and byways
tof the United States by autos, trucks,
and so forth . . during the dull
year of 1934. If you climb a tree
smd watch traffic go by, you’ll wonder
how anybody but yourself (up a tree)
survives our recklessness.
he has rented 10 akers of his farm
to uncle sam for 2 years, and his rent
check and his parity \ check and his
jriow-up check comes to 167$, aiid he
allao gets his childrens hailed to the
scholl house at the county Aat by
the gowerment for nothing.
j. mr.’ mike Clark, rfd, will allao
borry 125$ from the gowerment seed
loan to get guanner and inner tubes
and boss feed and tires and gassoleen
and radio tubes and plow gears and^
windshield wipers to work his 1935
crop with, and he will be' supplied
with food from the fera till the said
crop comes in.
yore corry spondent’s fifth sonn,
mudd Clark, got lame in his back the
week after he took out some group in-
surrance and he sued them and K ot a
verdick at the county seat for 500$
for his illness and he was so bad off
in the court house enduring the trial, t
he had to be hell up by the sheriff
while he was coffing and sneezing and
givving his testimony to the jury, he
got well the week after his check
come in. the Clarks is all set now
and the gowerment has done it. all
of the above Clarks now live with
yore corry spondent, and “sallie’s gone
back to georgy.” three cheers for
the gowerment!
yores tiulie,
» mike Clark, rfd,
financcer.
The 865,000 persons that got hurt
are OK except for, broken legs,
broken arms, busted skulls, stovein
chests, crushed ribs, blinded eyes and
internal conglomerations. II have
atudied the situation carefully as con
cerns wrecks and their principle
causes, and here’s my diagnosis of
the result:
1— Good roads (speed).
2— Bad roads (carelessness). T
3— Loose nuts. *
4— Tight nuts.
6—Lighting cigarettes at 63 m.p.h.
6— Hugging at 75 m. p. h.
7— Claiming your right-of-way.
8— Spitting out the window.
9— Back-seat suggestions.
10— Taking it for granted,
11— Slick roads. .
12— Showing off.
13— Slowng down.
14— Skeeting from side-roads.
15— Passing the other fool.
16— Putting on brakes.
17— Failing to put on brakes.
18— I thought.
19— I forgot.
20— Big trucks.
21— Bigger buses.
22— Bee in your bonnet.
23— Bug in your eye. .
24— Ignoring signs
26^—Boneheaded stunts.
26— Straddling the lines.
27— Standing up for your rights.
28— Women.
29— Some men.
30— Hippen-age drivers.
31— Plain fools.
32— Wet fools.
33— Damp fools.'*’*'
34— Guessing.
36—Hoping.
36—Keeping ahead of the Jonses.
SEE OUR PRICES
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WINDSHIELDS FOR FORDS
AND CHEVROLETS
OILS, AUTO PARTS
AND ACCESSORIES.
Carolina Paris Stores
Blackville, S. C. ^
Phone No. 46
Easy Pleasant Way
To Lose Fat
How would you like to lose 15 pounds
of fat in a month and at the same time
increase your energy and improve
your health?
How would you like to lose your
double chin and your too prominent
abdomen and at the same time make
your skin so clean and clear that it
will compel admiration?
Get on the scales today and see
how much you wpiglr^then get an 85
cent bottle of Kruschen Salts which
will last you four weeks. Take one
half teaspoonful in a glass of hot
water every morning and when you
have fininshed the contents of this
first bottle weigh yourself again.
After that you’ll want to* walk
around and say to your friends,—“A
quarter pound jar of Kruschen Salts
is worth one hundred dollars of any
fat person’s money.”.
Leading druggists America over
sell Kruschen Salts.—adv.
HE way to choose a cotton fertilizer
is to first find out what its reputation
is—what results it has given in the field.
Royster Cotton Fertilizers have stood the
test of time—which, after all, is the best
test for anything. They have a 50-year rep
utation for producing crops, a reputation
which will be maintained. Royster Fertili
zers can always be depended on for RESULTS. C. See your Royster
agent and let him know how many tons of Royster’s you will need.
Of course, all Royster Field Tested Fertilizers are non-acid-forming.
rEKTIUZEp
FIELD TESTED FERTILIZERS
F.S. ROYSTER GUANO COMPANY, NORFOLK, VIRGINIA
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plaintiff herein will apply to the Court
for the appointment of a guarcMan ad
litem to represent you in this action.
BLATT & FALES,
Plaintiff’s Attorneys.
Barnwell, S. C., Feb. 5, 1935.
Hie Clark Family Boat Has Come In.
It looks like the Clark gennera-
tkm is in for better times, the gov-*
verment is going to pass the old age
pension law; that will give us 600$ to
start on; grandpaw Clark is 72, and
grammaw Clark is .76, and my wife’s
granpaw is 77, and we will get 200$
each on their old ages.
the bonnus will be paid in full,
snd that fetches our wealth up to
1400$ onner count of yore corryspon-
dent’s two sons, scudd and dudd
dark, who went acrost and fetchecT
germanny and europe to her senses;
they will get 564$ apeace. (the fords
they bought with their last bonnus is
wore out.) i 1
~...and granpaw’s ciwil war pension
has benn dubbled by the gowerment,
Mnd that gives us 214$ more cash, and
grammaw is allso getting a bigger
dwil War pension and that adds 255$
additional to our treasure; my wife’s
granpaw’s ciwil war pension is only
187$, but she was cut onner ^ount of
getting 175$ on her cottoii -crop for
same up which she rents out.
corry spondent, mr. mike
is Aight watchman for the
paid 60$ par month, and
NOTICE OF DISCHARGE.
Notice is hereby given that I have
filed my final accounting as Adminis
tratrix upon the estate of C. M. Rogers,
Jr., with the Hon. John K. Snelling,
Judge of Probate, Barnwell County,
and WtlT petition ^th^aidi CourfTor an
Order of Discharge and Letters Dis-
missory upon Saturday, Februay 23rd,
at 10:00 o’clock in the forenoon.
^ EVELYN ROGERS,
Admx. Estate of C. M. Rogers,
Deceased.
Barnwell, S. C., Jan. 28, 1935. 4tp.
NOTICE
S, B. SPELL, Plaintiff,
vs.
EMMA MINES, andl JOHN DOE rep
resenting all other heirs and distri
butees at law’, if apy, of George
Mines, deceased, whose names and
addresses are unknown to the plain
tiff, and Richard Rde representing
all the creditors, if any, of the said
George Mines, deceased, whose
* names and addresses are unknown
to the plaintiff. Defendants.
TO THE MINOR DEFENDANTS
ABOVE NAMED, IF ANY, AND
TO THE PERSONS WITH WHOM
SAID MINORS RESIDE:
YOU WILL PLEASE TAKE
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NOTICE that a copy and the original
of the Notice, Petition and Order in
the above entitled action were filed
on the 5th day of February, 1935, in
the office of the Clerk of Court of
Barnwell County.
BLATT & FALES,
• * ' * Plaiptiff’s Attorneys
R. L. BRONSON,
Clerk of Court.
PROGRAM
REX THEATRE
Friday and Saturday, Feb. 15-16
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If the Telephone —
were Not There!
.ANY TIMES each day you reach for the telephone
on your desk at the office or in its familiar spot at home.
It is an old and~ trusted friend. You scarcely give a
thought to what it means to a busy day. v . c „
Yet suppose the telephone wer$ not there!^Suppose
—for a week—of a month—you could not call anybody
by telephone and nobody could call you! The whole
machinery of business and the home would be thrown
out of gear. Orders would be lost—efficiency and profits
reduced. You would be out of touch with your world.
America needs quick, reliable telephone service to
get things done in the brisk, crisp Americar) manner.
And it enjoys the best service in the world. America
leads in telephone service. In relation to population
there are six times as many telephones in this country
as in Europe and the telephone is used nine times asmuch.
Greater progress has been, made in this country
because of-the Bell System’s one policy, one system and
universal service.
—WITH-
TOM TYLER
ALSO COMEDY AND
Ifetrinc
State of South Carolna,
County of Barnwell.
In the Court of Common Pleas.
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S. B. SPELL, Plaintiff,
vs.
EMMA MINES, and JOHN DOE rep
resenting all other heirs and distri
butees at law, if any, of George
Mines, deceased, whose names and
addresses are unknown to the plain
tiff, and Richard Roe representing
all the creditors, if any, of the said
George Mines, deceased, whose
names and addresses are unknown
to the plaintiff. Defendants.
TO TflE MINOR DEFENDANTS
ABOVE NAMED, IF ANY, AND
TO THE PERSONS WITH WHOM
SAID MINORS RESIDE:
YOU WILL PLEASE TAKE.
NOTIClf that, unless you procure the
appointment of % guardian ad litem
to represent you in the above entitled
action within twenty days from the
service of this ( notice upon you, ex
clusive of the day of such service, the
Chapter 6 of ‘‘RED RIDER
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