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Vs; * BARNWELL SENUNEL 7 , BARNWELL, SOUTH CAROLINA tng to take It anyhow. It has to have it. 4tf®l make us pay It in taxes; and thtm we , not only will not have nn^ interest, hut well have nothing to show for i v he money. In the second room IMPROVED UNIFORM f/fTEBMATIONAL LUCKY STRIKE y7"* ^ "7 77—r- CIGARETTE many voti im*\goinvT itr help? How .. „ many here want bolids?” - Partnersh p With Government. Evidently the factory Considered It a "good argument.” Aud then the wops, with their despised salaries, had subscribed; Everyone was thinking about that,.’ /The hands began' to go up. a n th a line of applicants was (By REV. P. H.’ FltZWATKR. 0:D.. Teacher of English Bible in the Moody Bible Institute of Chlod’S'd-T (Copyright, 1918. W«-gt«Tri Newspaper t T nlon.) LOOK, " M0THER1 IS TONGUE ^COATED, BREATH FEVERISH AND STOMACH SOUR? E VERY month we make enough Lucky Strike Cigarettes to reach, end to end, from New York to China, the long way around. That’s LESSON FOR APRIL 21 CALIFORNIA SYRUP OF FIC CAN'T HARM TENDER STOM ACH, LIVER, BOWELS. quickly formed JESUS TRANSFIGURED, OR A FOREGLEAM OF THE KINGDOM OF GOD. Investment Brings Good Returns, Addition to Giving Financial A alatance Every Loyal Citizen Owes His Government. LESSON TEXT—Mark »:2-29. GOLDEN TEXT—This is my beloved Son: hear ye Film.—Mark 9:7. » ADDITIONAL material for TEACHERS-Matthew 17:1-20; Luke ?:2S- 43; II Peter 1.1*21. * : PRIMARY TOPlC-With Jesus on the mountain INTERMEDIATE TOPIC-Meeting dif ficulties with prayer. ' , ADDITIONAL MaTERTAIj—James 5:15- 18 SENIOR AND ADULT TOPIC t ami service. Regular men like the Lucky Strike Cigarette—good, solid Kentucky Burley tobacco, fine for a cigarette because— „ (By EVA DEAN of the Vigilantes.) It whs Juki another day in the fac tory. There was nothing prophetic in the hum of the machines; It was quite the everyday hum. 'The workmen talked loudly to he heard ; they always talked while they worked; they liked the sound ot their own voices. 611 mat tered not much what they said—th*” <e will do day after day In a au ohf one Is-a+rnttst nrf godd w one to .break the mental V. When one’s habitual agtlv- th one's finger* one isn’t very critical of mental efforts. '-i . * Still, were you to ask them, any of the qiqn "would imvo srtlil {hey pre-> irs TOASTED •?. fl j; t f 1 : ?..* •> Vision The hopes of . the disciples were crushed when Christ nntiourced his I jgeath on the cross. They were unable i to see how victory could : issu ,j from death. _ Jesus took with him Peter. James* and* John, and went Into the mountain apart by themselves. Ac cording to Luke, they went there to we gotta make factory A laxative today suves a sick child tomorrow. Children simply ..will not take the time frpm play to empty their skeptical spectator of the struggle of pray (Luke 9:28). While, doulftle feryed an nrgument to all other kind bowels, which become clogged up with waste, liver gets sluggish, stomach sour. . Look at the tongue, mother! If coatpd, or your child is listless, cross, feverish, breath bad, restless, doesn’t eat heartily, full of cold or has sore throat or any other children’s ail ment, give a teaspoonful of “Cali fornia Syrup of Figs." then don’t worry, because- It is perfectly harra- civUlgation, bitterly ^uspidous of its own government. It and the govern ment were now partners. The war no no longer the government's war; it was our war, our army, our boys, and the factory was doing its bit! he longed for fellowship and sympathy ns the shadows pf the .cross were fall ing upon him. his chief desire was to get the disciples apart and Into a state of receptivity, so that he might show them the methods of the kingdom. Re- fore going Into the mountain, lie de work, with some ' clared that there were some standing far the greater m his presence who would not tnste of part of it lie death till they had seen the kingdom .i r , , of God eoine with power (v. 1). That [jjjfijriLn2<jclilg_^riti.n>i^ULl)e revived Tijr rnnr and their roatidenee restored, lie was ~ stipation poison, sour bile and fer- ■ mC lUnC transfigured before them. The disci- j menting waste will gently move out of the bowHs, and you have a well, play ful, chi Id again. A thorough “inside cleansing’’ la oftimes ail tbat- is neces sary. It should be the first treatment given in any sickness, i Beware of counterfeit fig syrups. Ask your druggist for a bottle of “Cal ifornia Syrup of, Figs," which has full directions for babies, children of all ages and for grown-ups plainly printed on the bottle. Look carefully and see that it is made by the ^Cali fornia Fig Syrup .Company."—Adv. (his is always shut In when it is The bond salesman uf) the result, of his satisfaction' hut by and most important knows nothing about. TtnnciTT tn Tfu'sv -comrrrveFsIT Of the hundred men employed—for ii \vms a small factory—there was hut one, with an Auierican-born parent, 1 though a considerable number were themselves born in America, The one hundred were nil here by choice, how ever. and hardly one ever really ex pected to live anywhere else. But they talked as tlimigh they might; and one eo^ild imagine they expected the Unit ed States to Immediately offer them Inducements to stay when it heard of t heip l.ntended tea vi ng. They Dieitrss Liberty Bond*.—- Charles, in the lightest corner—a few years ago lie would have, been Karl—was always talking aiwult the. Wives and Mothers Know Value of Liberty Bonds War Behind the Lines. Is Being Prose cuted on a Tremendous Scale— Every Woman Can. Help i. Jesus Christ Glorified on the Mountain (w. 2.. 3). He took hfs'VTfs- ciples “by themselves’’ and was "trans figured before them." This shows The purpose terminated upon the' disciples and not upon himself. Christ's rebuke of Peter for his unwillingness to hear concerning his death apparently tor a time estranged the discljnes front him. To heal this breech, an umisnal trans action was required. ' l|is "shining rai ment’' was typical of'that, glory Whjch shall he manifest win m he comes back to the earth. Do .Soms*h.ing Guaranteed by (By ALBERT W. ATWOOD, Financial Wrifer for the Saturday Evening Poet.) The day seems to have passed when woman’s education consisted of piano lessons and a little polite French. Now she studies biology, phychriipgv, and all the other ojbgies. In this great and radical change In the posi tion rtf-woman It will not do to over look the change in her relation to money matters. It is no longer un- # womnitly-' to know something about money. Feminine charm • is md »dl- minishpd ,by-knowing the difference between a bond and n~ share-rtf stock, j Millions of women earn their living today. ’ Hundreds of then sands have ) independent means ana must -decide ! for themselves in affaiRs financial, j More and more of the wives, mothers, j and sisters not only spend th<* house- ! III. Moses and Elias Appeared in hold money, but are consulted by the Glory With Jesus (vv. 4-13). These men men wheti an investment .is to he io tl\e glorlified state are typical of the made. It matters not whether the statwof the saints in glory. Mrises. Investment consists of a vlctrola. an who was once denied an entrance to automobile, or a bond. It Is said men | Palestine, appears now in glory, rep,re do pot take their wives into their con- seating the redeemed of ihe Lord who i shall pass through death into the king dom. The thousands of the Lord \\ ho t-h7n-e fallen' nslerip. at Christ’s coming shall he awakened and pass iqto the kingdom through translation. Many ! shall tie living upon The earth when i the Lord shall come, and they, with- j out dying, shall he changed and pass into-' tKe~klngdoro (1 Cor. 1* i.Vl-oT; 1 Thess. -I :"l4*l.S). price of food: ”1 take a Liberty bond? Indeed I’ll not! If the government had kept prices down, and protected tin 1 working man. and Kept the rich man from making war profits, why. I might. There is going to be trouble In this country some day and the.gov ernment deserves all that Is coming to them. The government ought to'do everything it can to keep the-good will of the people. \Yhy-*-beer—’! Charles can never talk long without mention ing beer. ' . . Jo—rWihow*; o*c)y training was in a protectorate—was a horn 'financier. He had actually been talking about a bond on the dollnr-a„-\veek plan, hut no one in the workrooms seemed to think it a gopd' Investment. U_jvould he bet ter to buy sugar or whisky and keep it for a higher price. So Jo had simply talked for the ptlst two weeks; he had not decided. One might get 4 V* per cenl. or even ft per cent later! It The Last of Its Race. Horeb—"With me the wish was la- tber to the Drought." Anthffhy—“Your wish has a very small family." Proving Their Patriotism. Of course we have J * family skeh Gave Up Hope of Recovery, Bat Doan’s Restored His Health. Has Been Well Since. ' J. B. Ragless, carpenter, 210 W. 60th St., Chicago, 111., says: “My hack gave out, completely and I had to quit work. I could hardly endure the pain in iny back and nights 1 tossed and turned, unable-to sleep. Often in the morn ing my back was as § stiff as a board, so that 1 couldn't stoop to drew *»yself. When I did manage to liend over, everything 'before me turned black. My head seemed to be whirling and sometimes l What Do You Know About CATTLE? Do Ton Want to Know the CATTLE BUSINESS? Drop ns a post card toCay aaC «et FBBU INFORMATION about th* New Book, , . "CATTLE, BREEDS AND oUtGIN” Kill the Flies Now and Prevent disease. A DAISY FLY KILLF.K/wlll do it. Kills thousands. Lasts all season.^ All dealers or six sent express paid for $1. K. SOMERS, 150 De Kalb Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y. Adr.' ataiut all breeds of cattle on eartb. <1 |K*ui, formed into ( omprcssi sheets, has been invented in Furope for insulation against heat and cold. N. U., CHARLOTTE, NO. 15-1918 Relieve Your Rheumatism NR does it by improving digestion, assimilation and eliminatiop^- grasp ,'omethmg to keep from falling. ' tions were irregular in passage, getting xne up at night and t he passages .burned cruelly; I lost my appetite, was weak anil listless ^nd went down twenty five pounds in weight. When I ha/f almost given up hope, Doav’s Kiclney Pills cured me. Soon afteT, I ^rissed an examination for life insurance and I'm glad to say my cure ha^ lasted " • ■ Kicorn, to before me. GEO. W. DFMPSTKR. Notary Public. : flyer, hut It is also said that deception lit thesF fiMfTors flops: :pvt ]»«y. So there Is every matfriaj reason why women shouhf do their part and i more in flouting the Liberty bonds, j Indeed a woman recognizes a gold fdnlhtt .just ns quick ns a man, rind > when 1f pays good interest inmdditifin she Is not goiifg to turn it down. But there Is more than a putely busi ness and selfish‘side to the women of this country. They have surprised even themselves With their executive . •ihility ami powers of business organ- .izatloV). The ‘ Ited- Cross and every other vririety of relief work has been tn Its 'detail .largely the result of era ar* three vital proce»|ea of mi existence.—the digestion of the extraction of nourishment It «nd the elimination of the rheumatic poison is allowed to re main in ~the body. Think of thi*. Ft explains the ; *uo- cess of Nature's Remedy (NR Tab lets) In so many cases where other medicines have failed. Thousands are Using NR Tablets every day and gret- ting relief. ..Why .pay five or ten times as much for uncertain _ ^things? A 25c box of Nature'0 m m Remedy (NR Tablets), con- twining enough to last twenty- -ruU3t help you, must r9tnpt relief -Apd sat- icneht' or cost you let anything! interfere with these rtoesses,—let them be Interrupted or ^properly carried on, and sicknesa^^ Get Doan’s at Any Store, 60c a Bos DOAN’S K P \ D ^V FOSTER-MILBURN CO., BUFFALO, N. Y. pt some kind follows. P*or digestion and assimlla tlon mean* failure- to "Nor do 1,” said the tall young mate of whom^thc men. said, "Ills mother was bprn hclc." All Are Buying Bonds.. * Tlic muchincs hummed on, the voices rising and falling in opposition, when suddenly the eager face of Jo—the news gathereiWwks thrust through the door: “There’s an Italian banker in the second room talking to the wops aljmjt Liberty bonds'.’’ he -informed. The^Jjiices censed. Everybody-^w ished lie could hear. "lie’s still tnlk|_ng! AH tin* wmps are'in there," rpread the news to.every corner of the building; and then closer upon that: "They’re buying them; every one of the wops are buying them r In a shorter time than it could have taken 1 a man to walk through the build ing, every one In' It knew that the wops—-the • lnj\ esf-pnld men of them all-r-were buying Liberty borutfc- Presently all the workmen who could understand Kngltslt ' were assembled In one room. They looked about cu riously at one,, another; never before had they seen themselves fn nmsse. It was a strj^ng*j assembly, with Its dirty aprons, its rotiiglL lined faces and quiet ,tongues. If Imnst have seemed sucli to the salesman; his. mouth set- per ceptibly as he looked about at his au dience. » v * The Italian orator had gesticulated grandly; and thete had been much of “Italia! .Italia!” But this man. after his first look at the faces before him, decided not to talk patitJotlsm.'* So he simply stated that our government w&’s at war. Very clearly he -explained W. M Bemedy (NR ,Tn f , _ * five days, m wgivo you ] Jsfactory nothing. -- And Nature'* Remedy Is not only for the relief of rheumatism. It im-’ proves digestion, tones the liver, reg ulates kidney and bowel action, Im proves the blood and cleanses -the whole system. You’ll feel like a new person when you’ve taken NR Tablets a week. You’ve tried the expensive medicined and doctors, now make the real test. You’ll get result* this time. Nature’s Remedy (NR Tablets) is sold, guaranteed and recommended br your druggist. - derive M * full nourishment from food and Eg ^ that In turn often means Im- W A poverlshed blood, weakness, anemia, etc. Poor elimination means an aocumul&tiop pf waste ^ matter which poisons the body, lowers vitality, decreases the power of re- ■istance to disease and lAads to the development of many serious Ills. Rheumatism,—due to some Interfer ence with the process of elimination, failure to get -rid of certain body pot sons.—cannot be expected to yield HAVE YOU A SWEETHEART, Son or Brother in training camps in the American one desires,Jo know wha(..pleases (Jjjil the American i f Army or Navy ? If so, mail jk him a package 6f ALLEN’S F00T = EASE, the antiseptic ml ppwder to be shaken into •ft J the shoes and sprinkled in iTJ the toot-bath. t The Ameri- W can, British and French A troops use Allen’s Foot-! z F^ase, because it takes the r Friction from the Shoe and; I freshens the feet. It is the ! greatest comforter for tired,; m aching, tender, swollen feet, i, M i, ra and gives relief tocoms_and i>Mi-f(u bunions. The PlattsburgCamp Manual advises men in training to shake Foot-Ease in their shoes each morning. Ask your dealer to-day for a 25c. box of AI Jen’s Foot-Ease, and for a 2c. stamp he will jiuall It for you. What remem brance could be so acceptable t look at his perfect Son. Jesus Chris!. ,1. Jesus’ charge (vv. 0-1”). • > lie instructed them that they should tell no man . concerning the things which they had seen until In* had risen from the dead. ' . minor oven drive tno- or!< rn munition, fac.- sotne pebple who cm 11- fully riiLc a. vegetable c is not an )i<lult man d>* the poorhoU.se and i can not either buy or iherfV bond. It is the to any medicine that fails to correct tbe condition responsible for it. Could ozor reasonable person expect to rid himself of rheumatic pain os long as IV. The Mighty Power of the Divine Servant (vv. 14-29). When they de scended from the mountain, they saw 1 a great imfltitude in a state of per- ' plexity. The immediate cause of the.ir j perplexity was the grievous state of a I young man who was possessed with tl demon (v. IS). The fattier of, the t th»* young man had nppwded ^fo the ! disciples to east the demon'out, hut they were unable. When they brought him to Jesus, the foul spirit was re buked (v. 2o), and came forth. This young man’s state is representative of ihe nations who are oppressed by- the devil. The people were grievously op pressed. • L \, .Tl»ere are times when the devil is ^especiallM active in the op pression of men. During Christ’s so journ on earth he scenes to have-been veo“ active, and we have reason to he- lieve from the Scrij>fUres Hint just pre ceding his second coming he wilrjje even more active; for he knows that his tiitfC js short. Onemf the ominoas signs of the lm^iihefit.^conilng of'Hte Lord Is the almost universal aotivity of the devil nmfchg the natiohs In this hour. When he comes he will cast o*tt tb * demons, and the nations shall he hr> ight Into'the kingdom wvhlcb Lo wlT estublish (I^r., 11:1(M2). Don’t Buy Too Big a Bond. Here Is a word of advice tor the fanner bond ftyp’hasor. Don’t bite off more than you cun chew. Your gov ernment doesn't wnm you f<» “strap" yourself”or run Into financial dUIicul- ties trying to pay hotrd. Lwy one small enough so >' ,>u w *W ^ nhle^To pay for it in the allotted tlmfi without having to borrow money tri. meet the obligation. Its- value will represent your savings for that,period of time. If your circumstances won t jiennlt rif you purchasing a $1,000 bond, buy on- i y n $r»00 one. Don’t- complicate our already complicated financial ptohlem bv assuming a debt you can’t pay. * ■ * ’ . .J Carter’s little liver You Cannot be Constipated j and Happy EGGS-POULTRY W» *r« tb* largest handler* of Bui and Poultry In the South. _ w WHAT HAVE YOU TO iHlPf Tbe higbeut market price guaranteed with quick return*. Ufre us a trial. Beferences, 1st National Bank, Richmond. Va. WOODSON-CRAIG CO. f nwunl—iwn Merchants, ITTLE IVER PILLS. RICHMOND. VA ’S IRON PILLS CONSTIPATION CURED RIGHT He. Want* to Win This War. Do You7 A father in. a little.Illinois town re- colved a cablegram the other day from General I’ershlng. announcing the death Of his two sons over there, "kill ed In action^ He went out and sold Iris home and l>otight LH»erty Bonds, “I’m the only one left now and 111 r at a room for myself," was W 8 on U f .*nment. - *■ - w hat that meant financially he ac- lnowledced that living was high and bard, hut nevertheless everyone who • ‘'d not he1p‘WH« a slacker.' And, in ••'>nvlnclng conclusion: "If ‘we don’t glv^e onr money, the governn.ent Is go- !MERS . - * Kuowlcdge 1* po w*r; P ros P' ritr U for *M tb* right .know lodge «/«t more long gr**a our .way. Writ* today for laformatloa. o**wk, m Poplar At*., Tiim Better Than Pills . For Liver Ills. Get a >v Box It j Vv i iriw r • T