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1" W J TEX PEOPLE, BARNWELL, 8. 0. Get Bade TooCHealtk Arc pm <note| mm»4 day after day wnk a dmil Ueka«b«? Art yoa aaorEiBja-Hwbjeet to a&4 abarp, atab* _ ^ ^ ra'a aurely aome- tkiM wiMA. probably it’a kidney woaknoaa! Doa’t volt for more een- om kidner trouble. Get back your baoltk om keep It For quick relief fet plenty of deep end exerciae and oaa uoan't Kidney Pill*. They bare helped tfrouaaada. A$k your neighbor l A North Carolina Cato R. r. Johnaon, farmer and me chanic, ,R. F. D. No. 1, Moncure. N. C., aaya: “I had the grip and It put my kidneys In bad shape. My back was ao lame and sore I could hardly move, and sharp, cutting pains caught me. My kid- ■"neys were weak — and the secretions contained s e d 1 - merit. I was played out. I read of Doan’s Kidney Pills. They helped me Immediately. I used several boxes and was cured.” Get Dean's at Any Stein, 60c a Bee DOAN'S FOSTER.MILBURN CO., BUFFALO, N. Y. DOTtOYED UMFOtM NTaUUTOftAl. (By Mb,, y B. F1TZWATEB, D. D-, Teacher of English Bible in the Moody Bible Institute of Chicago.) (®. 1921, Western Newspaper Union.) -mi ' .’ir ■ —■ LESSON FOR JULY 31 Keep Stomach and Bowels Right By stria* baby the hannleea. portly V■eatable. Infenu' end children’* regulator. Af&WMSUnrS SYRUP brings astonishing, gratifying results tr maHny baby's stomach digest food end bowels more as they should st teething time. Guaranteed free from narcotics, opi ates. alcohol end ell harmful ingrsdi. eats. Safe and satisfactory. WHITE CAPS FOP HEADACHE Have Yoa Tried Them! Ask Your Druggist or Dealer SAUL TEACHING AT ANTIOCH. *r LESSON TEXT-Acts 11:18-30. (GOLDEN TEXT-A whole year they assembled themselves with the church, ah^Mugtri much people.—Acts 11:26. , ..REFERENCE MATERIAL - Acts 6:42. I Tim. 2:6-7; II Tim. 2:2. PRIMARY TOPIC—Carryllig Help to Jerusalem. JUNIOR TOPIC—Saul Helping Others *ln the Christian Life. INTERMEDIATE AND SENIOR TOPIC —Entering Upon a New Career. YOUNG PEOPLE AND ADULT TOPIC —A Year's Teaching In Antioch. (Coaductsd by Net Job el Council of the Bag Bcouts of America) Them, Wets. —1 m co. NOT ONLY FOR CHILLS AND FEVER BUT A FINE CCNFRAL TONIC. New Shoes Old Shoes ; Tight Shoes all feci the same! if you.ihake; into them ! some ALLEN'S FOOT-EASE The A at lee otic. Heal tag Powder lor the Fret Takes the friction from the shoe, fresh ens the fret and gives new vlgur. At night, when your feet art tired, sore and swollen from walking and dancing. Sprinkle ALLEN’S FOOT-EASE In the foot-bath oad eo|ey the biles of foot without on or he. Over l.S<K,u<x, pounds of Powder for the Feet wer* used by our Army and Navy dur ing the war. A ok lor ALLEN'S FOOT-EASE When God was about to launch the missionary enterprise among the Gen tiles, He arranged for a new religious center. ' Antioch was admirably adapted for such a center. The upper classes were Greeks and used the Greek language. The government otlicials were Romans and used the Latin tongue. While the masses were Syrians, sprinkled among them were Jews who had come for commercial purposes; also travellers from all parts of the w orld were in evidence. I. A Religious Awakening at Antioch (w. 19-21). — 1. The occasion (v. 19a). The pers**- cutlon at. Jerusalem scattered the dif -iples abroad. This God permitted lu order to separate them from the home people at Jerusalem. 2. The preachers (v. 19a). They were ordinary men and women, not 1 officials, hut they were filled with the yearning desire for lost souls and | witnessed of the Lord Jesus In the I power of the Holy Gho«t. 3. What they preached (vy 19b, ’20). They preached the "Word" and | the “Lord All who preach the ! | Word will preach the l-ocd Jesus; ' for He la Its center. The real reason : why there are not rometiilona today I la the failure of minlaters to preach I ihe Word. II. Barnabas Sent to Inspect the Work at Antioch (vr. 22 24). This was a wise selection. 1. The character of Bamahaa (t. 24). He was a food man. It la 1 highly Impur.aiH in sending a man i to follow up a work of the Spirit that Ids character he good. He not only most ; be of an unblemished character, but I j hla sympathies must he broad. He ' must |»e capable of entering Into full : appreciation of the things about him. Much mischief ofien results from ^ sending Injudicious men to look after i 1 the Lord’s work. He was full of the Holy Spirit. This Is an essential qualification for pastoral work. Only • a Spirit filled man can appreciate the j workings of the Spirit of God. He 1 was also a man of great faith.* 2. Work done by Hamalws (v. 23). ! j He glinttr- endorsed the work and earnestly exhorted them to steadfastly I continue In the faith, clinging unto j i the l.«rd. There are many allurements j to tempt young Christians. The re joicing of HamnbaH shows that he | I was a man who could rejoice in the 1 work of others. He did snore than I THEIR BEST NOW AND ALWAYS Dean Mann of Cornell says; “When the boys of today shall have become grown men, the titne will have arrived when this nation will be feel ing acutely the Inevitable shortage of timber for our Imperative needs, un less in the meantime a new attitude and a new program for the protection of our disappearing timber supply shall have been Instituted. The boy scouts of today may well exert their full effort and Influence in helping to aKsure an adequate wood supply against the time when they will man the nation. A first and fundamental step Is educatio#—understanding the problem and the way out and helping other persons to understand It. Let the hoy scouts use every means tO’ ward this end. It Is doubly necessary now that we are again at- the begin ning of the camping season and the dry periods. “The noy scouts have high Ideals for national service, 'ttiey know how to quicken public thought and action. I hope they will do their best now and always In this matter of forest protec tion and development, which Is »o in timately hound up with our future well-being as a nation.” pERHAPS there are a few mothers who do not know the virtues of Fletohs^S / Castoria. Perhaps there are a few who know that there are imitations on the market, and knowing this demand Fletchers* It is to ALT* motherhood, then, that we call attention to the numerous imitations and counterfeits that may b§ set before them. , It is to all motherhood everywhere that we ring out the warning to bewait of the “Just-as-good”. For over thirty years Fletcher’s Castoria has been an aid in the upbuilding of our population; an aid in the saving of babies. And yet there are those who. would ask you to try something new, this. Try that. Even try the same remedy for the tiny, scarcely breathing, babe that you in all your robust womanhood would use for yourself. Shame on them. Kct Content* 15 Fluid (pjEESg! Children Cry For THE BOY SCOUT “ON DUTY.'* \\ P >LGOHOL-3 PER GENT. I I AV^clablcPrcpaf*t«ifcf Ai I similAbn* tbcFbod I CooMiMtLXiwiDUrrto* ARd Lo*»of , Slk£ WXW yORK; CASTORIA Your Friend, the Physician. / The history of all medicines carries with It the story of battSas against popular beliefs: fights against prejudice: even differences si opinion among scientists sad men devoting their lives to rssesrch work; laboring always for the betterment of mankind. This informatkn is st the hand of all physicians. Be is with you at a moment*! cal ho the trouble trifling or great. Be is your friend, your houssfcH counselor. Be Is the one to whom you can always look for adriw even though it might not bo a case of skkneM. Be is mot just ft doctor. Be is a student to his lest end Anal call. Bis patients mb his family and to kiss one is little Iom than losing one of his own Believe him a Castoria has sever thing to keep in the he tells the littlest . Be he win—that Flitrhw^ >e, and that it is a gnA ■OTUfll MOULD HAD TM SOOSUT TIUT ft ASOOSO (Vtf) tOTUI Of FlDCBOt CASTtMl GENUINE CASTORIA always Bean the Signature of Skin Troubles —' Soothed With Cuticura Soap 2Sc, Qjataasat 25 «4 5#c, Talcaa 25c. WALL BOARD Cheaper Than Laths and Pldster Ruben* Wall Board keeps the house warm iu winter and cool in summer. $4.25 per 100 Square Feet f 10 sheet, to.the buqdle, in the tollow. In, else*: 44 in. wide by 6, 7, 8. 9 and 10 feet long This Wall Board Is Just the thing for -that Job where economy-is necessary. Writs for fro. Sample isd Osr lew Me, list RUBENS PAINT * GLASS CO. RICHMOND, VA. STOP THAT ITCH! Purify Your Blood - . Ecxema, tetter and many other skin troubles are du to rdered blood. If you are afflieted with- skin trouble, don’t suffer the maddening . torture longer, but start right away to purify your blood with S. 8. 8.—the ’ standard blood purifier for over 60 years. For Special Booklet or for indi~ riduml odvioe, without char go, writ* Chmf Mmdical Adriror, S S.S.Co., Dap’t, 430, Atlanta,Go. J. (Sat S- S. S. at your drufaiat. The Standard Blood Purifier KNIFE-PISTOL Pock at knife for rrsry day um, pistol for amorgoncm; shoots SI shorts. Sard C O. D postpaid (ot SS^S. Pay lor awbonyou recaHrf *. OuaraatMd Money fofundof V iwfgatlslactory- Sand this ad. with your ordw L. E. PO LB EMUS CO. W. N. U- CMAPLOTTf, MO. tl-lttl poople Doubt- 25. Inspect the work; for many were added unto the Lord, less he preached. III. Barnabaa Brings Saul (rv 26). The work grew to »uch an extent that help was needed. Barnabas find the good Jugment to aeek Saul for this Important work. Barnabaa know that the bringing of Saul would mean his inking a secondary place. It la the duty of Christian leaders to aeek <njt men who are qualified for the Lord's work and bring them from their places of obscurity, setting them to work In the Lord’s vineyard; There are many men In.obscurity which It requires a Barnabas to bring forth. IV. The Diaciplea Firgt Called Chris tian, (v. 26b). They were not called ChrlsMans in derision, as Is so often asserted It was a consequence of Saul and Barna bas teaching there for a year that they were called Christians. The name was a consequence of the teaching. In all Saul’s teaching he showed the unique relation which the Christian sustains to Christ/* Since the botly closely resembles Its head. Christ, they were called Christians! V. ' The Church at Antioch Sends Re lief to; Jerusalem (vv.‘ 27-30). The Holy Spirit through'Agabus made known a great dearth through out the v orld. Thh» came to pass in the ddys of Claudius Cesar. . "Flvery man according to his ability deter mined to send relief unto the brethren which dwelt In Judea. They made up money for the poor saints at Jerusalem and sent It by the hands^of Barnabas and Saul. ' This act not only proved the genuineness of t^ie wVk at An lioch. but -it emphasized the fact that there is no division between Jew and Gentile. , . How th« Cl'ight Lads Sorv, in DlrocL Ing Convention Vint or* and Other. wtee Give Aid. SCOUTS’ BIGGEST ENROLLMENT. June, 192J, showed the biggest en rollment of scouts In the history of the movement, a fact which ought to be a matter of pride and congratula tion UFaJl concerned. The more boy, that come under the Influence* of scouting, the healthier, happier, finer , will the boyhood of America be, the greater the promise of It, future. It !$ not meaningless chance that makes us hear on every side that boy scout* aren’t In the police courts, that boy | scouts are in the honor rolls of our ! schools, that hoy scouts are perform- J Ing this or that civic service. Scouting ■ rings true to Its alms. It not only claims to fit l*>y* for manhood but it does It. so why shouldn’t we be proud that the Boy Scouts of America num- 1 hers an active membership of over 400,00Q. Why shouldn’t we salute and pay all honor to the scoutmaster, the volunteer leader of boyhood under a great banner to a great goal? Why shouldn’t we say to them and each other: "Corm* on. let’s taike It 500,* 000 by Christmas?” ^ ml Wrsppw. The bigger the work, the greater the Joy In dwtng It.- Stanley. UuberaoovtUd, N. CL, • May 15th. 1WJL Person Remedy Co- Charlotte, N. C. Dear Sirs:. 1 take great pleasure In expressing j to you the gratitude I feel for the good > your Hetnedy did for me after I was 1 convalescing from diphtheria and ; neuritis. My condition was serious i and nothing seemed to relieve me un- i til I was advised to try the. Remedy, ' which I am thankful to nay has lieen i a great benefit to me, andfl feel that ! I could not do without it. I am using It, and feel that It Is benefiting me tn iimny vraya; Respectfully, Mrs. J. C. Ckimmlngs.—AdvertisemenL Two OasrTAMN • NAMV. MOW VONN OtTW. Christ’s Blessing. • From Heaven Christ sends down a blessing. He communicates His na ture to us. and so we learn how we are 10 live, and how we are to let Hhn live In us; and we see somewhat •if what we might be If we had falih, und ho[>e. and love, to bear the weight of the glory.—H. Monsell. Wher« Lov, Reigns. “The best way to cultivate love la your heart la to enthrone Jeans there —for Be Is leva, and. whera Bo la, RULES FOR BOY SCOUTS. e f 1. Do not start a forest fire. 2. Tell all your companions about the damage which forest fires do. 3. Report all forest fires to the near est forest officer. 4. Ivearn how to fight forest fires, nnd fake a hand in putting them out. 5. Plant forest trees in vacant cor ners, waste places, abandoned fields, on barren mountain slopes and other unoccupied land. ___ 6. Destroy Insects which injure and destroy forest trees. _ 7. Destroy rots, blights, and other fungous foes of the forest. “ 8. Help clean up the forest by using the dead "wood found lying on the for est floor. 9. Cdt out only undesirable tires and guard the more valuable ones.— Boy Scouts' First Book of Forestry —Illicit. , Beyond His Comprehension. “A curious case came up In the Court of Domestic Relations this morning.” “What wjjs It all about?” nisked the meek little man. “A wife charged that her,,husband cut out the department store advertise ments from the family newspaper be fore he’d”let her read It. He was a brute, wasn’t he?” “Certainly,” replied the meek little man. “Rut what I don’t understand is how ho managed to get hold of the paper first.”—Birmingham Age-Her ald. Why It Works. “What is meant by senatorial cour- f»sv7” * * ‘Til listen to your speeches if you’ll Hsten, to\ mine.”—Ixuitaville Courier- Journal. ANYWAY, SCHEME WORKED EKp*rim«nt«r 6«cur«d Slop, but Hardly Know* Juot Wh#r* to Award tho C rod it. He couldn't sleep. He had read that If tate would put the Ups of the fingers of one hand agalust the tlpa of the fingers of the other, one could go to sleep Imnusllately and the next thing would be da)light* He decided Dot to tell hts wife. Wjtli the lights out lie placed the tips of hts fingers together and lay atlll for several minute*. Then he moved slightly and wa* quiet again for sev eral minutes. Naturally after q -f*— he began to squlrin, but he kept the finger tips together. The wife, noticing the restlessness and the finger tip performance, in quired irritably: “Edward, what In the world are you doing?” "Nothing,” he sheepishly replied, and soon was asleep from the fatigue of holding the finger tips t<»gether. Now he doesn’t know whether to give credit to the finger rip.ordeal or thanks to his wife' for breaking the '•spell.” I Most Intelligent Animal. .Scientists say that the chimpanzee Is superior to any other animal ex cept man. Next In order comes the gorilla, then the orang-outang. The gibbon, still another variety of ape. comes fourth. At All Hours. ‘'Has Bohlde been eating between meals?* "Bobble has no between ojeals."—From Life. SOME BOY SCOUT GOOD TURNS. Sioux-City boy scouts turned ont to the. number of 1,600 to mate a house- to-house canvass for clothing to aid the stricken people of Armenia. Pittsburgh boys scouts gathered wild flowers all the spring and distributed them, made Into attractiv* bouquets, throughout th^ hosfdtals of the city. Tulsa. Okla.. carried on a “spring, offensive against the bagworm, and '•eneeted nearly a t«e of glass, sharp piece* of atta! sad other debris from aanda In da Iniereeta of dr* safety. Feed die body well Right food for the body is more important than right fuel for the engine. M 'Nuts is a scientific food* containing all the nutriment of wheat and malt ed barley. Grape »Nuts digests easily and Quickly, builds toward health and strength — and is delightful in flavor and crispness There’s a Reason lor Grape-Ruts Cigarette T° ssal IfKths delicious Burley tobacco flavor. It’s Toasted New Life for Sick Man I Eatonic Works Mi *T have taken only two boxea of Eatonic and feet like a new man. M has done me more good than anythtag elae, H writes C. O. Frappir. Eatonic is the modern remedy fkr acid stomach, bloating', food repesttag and indigestion. It quickly taken ap and carries out the acidity and gan and'enables the stomach to digest the food naturally. That means not oaty relief from pain and discomfort hat you get the full strength fron* the fsai you eat Big box only costs a trifle with your druggist’s guarantee. 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