The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, January 11, 1923, Image 6

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ONLY A COLD NT NOT KOICT H A cold !• an acute ca tarrh which can easily be come chronic. A great many diseases may be trac ed to a catarrhal condition ol the mucous membranes lining the organs or parts. -*• . r AN IDEAL EMERGENCY REMEDY Just a few doses taken in time have saved thousands from serious sickness. For fifty years Pe ru ua has been the popular family medicine for coughs, colds, catarrh, Stomach and bowel disorders and all diseases of catarrhal origin. KEEP IT IN THE HOUSE Tablets or Liquid Sold Ererywhere T5fie wove SCOUTS (Conducted by National Council of th« Boy bcouta'of Ani>siCV.) LOS ANGELES MAN SAYS IT NEVER FAILS Sure Relief FOR INDIGESTION (HDWtsnoW (Copy for This .pepartm^nt Supplied the A:nerlcan LeiloiL. New* Service.) A BIT OF THE SCOUT SPIRIT TO HELP COMBAT ILLITERACY ! St. Josephs LIVER REGULATOR Lartfe Can 25f GREEN MOUNTAIN ASTHMA COMPOUND quickly relieve*! the dletreea- Ing peroaysma. Ueed for m M year* and result of lOOg eii-erlenre In treatment of throat and lung dlaeaaee hr Dr j n Guild rner trial BOX. Treatise on Aethma. IU cauaaa. treatment etc , sent Meet. SAc and I' 00 co. m part. \t. Time Saved by Syetem. In )i report made to the house of rep- resentatlves by the committee on coln- age, weights and measures, wliieh fa- vored the adoptioc <*f the metric sys tem hy the government of the I'nlted States, it was pointed out that, accord ing to estimates made by the bureau of education and other*, two-thirds of a year would be saved by the adoption of the metric arithmetic. It is also averred, as.a matter of evidence, that the metric system and Its npplicatlon to the solution of problem* may he learned in one-tentl*-.of the time re quired f<»r gaining eqanl facility In the use of I he English system of weights itml measure*. Mrs. J. E. oairn. *1 druggist* upun rvnu# J H. GUILD < Scxn ivent wnrot Ryzon BAKING POWQER you use /ess Thousands Have Kidney Trouble and Never . Suspect It for Insurance Often Rejected fi • H-. sfr puMw from trll* m .dirvct t—rh With Ibvrv i* <>•# prvpurstKm th«t K.. t is mm mmmrw ACDUJTOtVW-CWrTDUAY UVU^.P^QLINIM / tyv/ tmpmnJtrt wtfh Dr KING'S PILLS -for (omtitymtum LIZ r i* ■•*»*• hrvp »i»rrr*»(ul •• .m lit TW rntld *n I I Lit Ktl—w a H« *m* r»» f-d It ■(••4s tW hAghtO 1st ri*l4s frwfl of —ri'f - As rssm*n>ng pti« •w-ms lag mm ml tW un*'ht 1^1# InmttuMw t*~ mgmswt. Ms • ■ mtrttiew mi tb* *%hjrvt |thia r *r-t - •ni* b e pvt**! >• !•»•»%*> krtttry trothklt r..mm*«i t« Iks AmrttrM isfli, tsegv Mtyar-tt ml thum whmm mpfittmt •r* V»* tiar I ms . ■ »vm*s thmi ( k**• tk# 4 *v» fa K'lmrt's P»s It -« *• «m »»<• *l afl 4r«s m ml tmm N«r* *sr4 Wrgr II «v«rv t| ** «i • *k Sr*d I*. | •*» mrm>4 t*W American Legiotf Auxiliary Called Upon by National Chairman to Aid in Educational Work. " • * .Under Die leadership of Mrs. J. m Baird of Lincoln, Neb., thousands of members of the American Legion Auxiliary assisted" the Legion in its American Educa tion week pro gram, December 3 to 0, inclusive. Mrs. Baird Is chairman of the auxiliary’s nation al Americanism commission. Appeal lug to the auxiliary's 2U0.U00 members, Mrs. Baird made tile following state ment : “We, who gave our sons, birothers and hushumls to battle for the enllght- i enment of the world, are deeply Inter* I ested In the Legion's effort* to com bat tt It terse f and lgn«»rance which have been rtvedb'd as one of our prlgi- cl pa I stiurcen of national dangler. “The war draft tests, showing that our tiiefi fn»tn iwcpty-one to thirty years of age were six per cent Illiter ate and the stil.’W'quent discovery that the t'ldted States stands elereaih among the great nation* In point of literary have alarmed the g*"«l wrom en of thU country «n*» they are aagvi to remedy Iblt drploralde slat* of affairs." Mrs. I laird also pointed .Hit lltal 214 per erst uf IlMMe examlia-d for tha •V -ft sere f'HttHl to he physically unfit •ad argvd that the retail*** of vat •ran* aMtat tha Ijrgnui la Its prugrat* I** laatall |4aygv»«ada and ta ratal* (lab fa*dll i lea f«r physNial ateevtar aaeutg M'h>o4 rhlhires. Ammg tha pnsslpal mtlvHlea mt thi aasillary sMash durtag AaierVaa K*l arallaa saeh aaa a caa^alga argtag the ISH-Tlaare a# r*galas visits ta tha Cl A bit of true scout spirit, an ap preciative onlooker, and his letter to the national oflice are the basis of the following account: “At the third annual Northeastern Iowa Boy Scout exposition there were several scouts lined up in the contest of ‘Fire by Friction.’ Thet scouts were all In position awaltlf the word ‘go’ when the judges discov ered that the scout representing Waterloo, la., was disqualified be cause he had pencil shavings, instead •f natural material as required by regulations. Thrge towns, Waterloo, Waverly and Coda* Falls, wqre all crowding close to first place at this point in the exposition, and valuable prizes were at stake. - “There was nothing for the Judges to do hut to rule'out the scout from Waterloo and this was about to be done. Allen Brown of Troop f. Cedar Falls, la., was next to the Waterloo lad, and seeing his predicament. Scout Brown said: ‘If It is satisfac tory to the Judges, I will gladly share my tinder with the scout from Wa terloo.’ The judges agreed that tRls would he satisfactory and the acoift from Waterloo was thereby enabled to enter the contest, and he won It. “The more I thought of thla," c<>n tlnues the writer, “the m<*re It ^ dawned on tn^hat Scout Brown from Cedar Fall* was the greatest victor In the contest. He was master of himself and watdd nut take adran- - tage of a fcllew scout, esen though It migbt mean his loalng. "For the sake of this good old U. 8 A. may we have more real scouts for the mew of tomorrow.'* “Tanlac.Ms my stand-by, and I wouldn’t think of being without it. It has set me on my feet more* than once when T had such bad spells qt stomach trouble. . I thought I couldn’t get well.” This emphatic statement was made recently by W. C. Wallace, 320 N. Normandy Place, Los Angeles, Calif. “An acid stomach and indigestion caused me indescribable suffering for more than four years,” he said. “Awful alns would strike me soon after eat ing, and I would be almost'doubled up In agony. Often I had to take to my bed, and I would lose much weight with every spell. I was told I had ulcers, enlarged stomach and other ail ments, but all my efforts to get relief failed. I kept getting worse, and fig ured I would have to get. something to help me or I couldn't keep going much longer. “I read In the papers whereJTanlac was helping others with stomach trou bles, so I began taking It. It never foiled to straighten me out, and I gained back my lost weight, too. I am more grateful than I can say for the good this medicine has done me, and I do not hesitate to give It my fullest recommendation." Tanlnr Is sold by all good druggists. Over 3S million bottles sold.—Advei* 1 tlsement. Awful Plight of a Tramp. Tramp (at lh** hack tW«or>—Kind lady. I ain’t ••n#* •*r them what’s wen tiHter days. I ain’t .'ad no liotter days. r-ited right ff'-m the m in a llltle attic in i rents was th'wn t in’ Ilielr»«-l' es. — j 6 Bell-ans Hot wafer Sure Relief _ELL-ANS 25$ AND 75i PACKAGES EVERYWHERE , bln l'»e start Lunn< si i at *.utti neg * )» MW* I it' GOOD CIGARETTES 10' I* Lnnd»n l*mi 8COUT8 AID ttNKtNO SHIP LEGION MAN TRAINS PIGEONS Hair Thin ? UlrlurL: «■ * MUM kmi M**« j; LO’-g in L«Jd mt M. Csparv M T—ffciag IM Faatn M h*|.i lu .S' le,.| T*1 wliince in aklrll _ _. f** * ttAtar-. W. Cohan n p*«t eat*l* 1 MOVE SICK CHILD'S BOWELS^ WITH “CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP” MOTHER! Even Bilious, Upset Tongue-Coated Children Love this Pleasant Harmless Laxative Tmiung w««sa'ng p*ge-ws hnhhy sf Kiaarf It * mt tko A»aort-an I. e g t * a ta Hi f*aal. kl-nn A pi.-Ime* •in-e rf ’MH-<nd • lire, ha* t«>*rn rratnmr it«e » st* • *• It.. pap Is ha**- lW>aa sa* < e../ull) at all •Ls|*a«e > s «p to 1.WM» RtlleSL A BUttiher nf pi; Irainetl by t'wln*n are n*m asotst i ng f ‘»resf Cre preventl«>n n*ak at llsbesl at Tower. M-nn Tobrn *ent a carrier p»te.»n to Tlr glnla. Minn., recently. * h-rv a nw-s Mgr waa allache-J to It to return to St. I’uul. Worn nut. Its toll drooping and Its big feathers singed the pigeon came hack to St. I’nul. ' The mesangv w ni gone. In plai'e of the IJttle packet was a M-vere s< rntch und wound. The fratliers were singed and rsifTled, Indi cating it had encountered forest fires, In Die northern part of the state. Cohen estimated that the pigeon must have gone two hr three hundred miles , out of its course when thy smoke of the forest fires confused Its sense of direction. Cohen spent most of his army serv- 1 Ice at Camp Forest. Qa. | CtftKwra Comfort* ■afejr's Sk a rest, iwegh *»4 Itrfclag. by k hatha of Cutlrura JSmp and Patcitra OtefWMAl ANe BMke u 11baa of tbai «-xqu*«lt#fy arval •testing |*-wdrv Ctifrara TaWten a of ib# indma. Nable (tetIrani T«4i TVte — Adscntsi Meat •»»—t^a MasM "1 b»<pr (bat I Ml VteFt •AJert 1st I gimmmtm bPM>mg ifead I paWI >mi 81# la Mum<sia ibam lb*s esMtef*" i ntalkssil Mr* tk*wbev (tA MMM MMMBL ft GENUINE “BULL" DURHAM TOBACCO ■* nAAt BOG NOklt V OlbltlGt 1IHG 2 EVERSHINE -m mm mm la fmmr tmmmmmt « •«— aw* mmmrn *-* mmrnmmmmr Mb# ••#•* 0nH* TT - — • mmm gs»M»ISS M pM mf tm ’ • a #« wa • -aM8 •••4 9M pa A Ml , HI Ml t 4 f t:-.-ar »!*l Ymmm \ r** -r • Mm 4a#P ' ' i *Tban tba (. S Ce*t*pa. c. H? Mavagtn^ rxaatiy fauwdarad aa • P*r aa*' Jacb**e«til*, »*»# Tbr** Pw»w4* af th*| city promptly prana rad ta ro*4*r *s«>ttaa«*. It* t apt Ain rtquM'td • la* a I acowtm**t*r ta supply him with two goo* *»gaAi- •or*. Scout* Cugan* CHi* and ChaHa* Horiong of Troop No. 2ft. who. haf *••* actively *09*0*4 la amateur practic* In aamaphara, w*r* dia- patchvd to aid In th* *m«rg«ncy. Th# joy spent thr*« day* on duty doing th*ir part in accordanc* with scout principles “to h*lp ocher people at all tim*a.“ IF SICK, BILIOUS! START YOUR LIVER Don’t Take Calomel! “Dodson’s LiverTone” Acts Better and Doesn't Gripe, Salivate or Make You Sick-Don't Lose a Day’s Work—Read Guarantee! MACNIDER AS BUCK PRIVATE Former National Commander Prom ises to Tell Buddies How It Feels to Be Back in Ranks. Ilunford MnrNider, past national com nimbler of the American Legion, has promised to write an article In tho m*hr future for his Iowa huddle!! telling how It fools to he a buck private In the Legion ranks again. “Reports that MacNidox might lo cate - in the Fust after his term aa : "Texas In further recognition of A tenapoonful of "California F!g Syrup” now will thoroughly clean the little bowel* and In a few hours you have a wail. pUyfc' child agate. Evan If croaa. feverish. eoMipated or fall of cold, children lev* Its "fruity” taste. _ _ k fhlla «• perk all o« uf th* •rh vnd bowels without griping or op- eetrtng the child. TeU your druggist yoa v ant only th* “California Fig byrup," which mitlonal commander expired were^ab soiutely without foundation,’’ the lowu Legionnaire states. “He has'returned to his old Job at Mason* City, Iowa and taken his place us a buck in the ranks of Clausen-WOnlen post. That he will show up at Legiun meetings here amt there over the state from time to time Is certain. He will be the sam* old 'Jack' MscNlder, for Iowa la lt<a homo and hla heart la here with bis gang. ^ “MArNnter A. iM r k »m tlnue to be a hsiefc, hot the aervlco be has glvaa this muarry la far too dla SCIENTIST, SCOUTS’ FRIEND Luther Burliank, Cnlifoniln's plant wizard, regards the improvement of mankind as a greater work than the Improvement of plant species. "I hope that the same laws, ns far ns practicable, which I have discovered nnd demonstrated In plant life, wdll be applied to the improvement of human life," he states. Although immersed in important experiments, Burbank finds time fuf hoy scout affairs In his home town of Santa Rosa, California. His intei'est in the scout movement for the Improvement of the growing boy. Is a thoughtful tribute to the work of the organization: T?gh 1 Oalomel makes you kick. It’s horrible! Take a doae of the danger ous drug tonight nnd tomorrow you may lose a ’ day’s work. Calomel Is mercury or quicksilver, which causes necrosis of the bones. Calomel, when It comes Into contact with sour bile crashes into It, break ing it up. This Is when you feel Dud awful nausea and cramping. If you are sluggish and “all knocked out," If your liver IT" torpid and bow-els con stipated, or you have headache, dizzi ness, coated tongue, If breath Is bad or stomach sour, Just try a spoonful of harmless D-nlson Liver Tone to night. Here’s my guarantee—Go to any drug store and gW a bottle of Dodson’s Liver Tone for a few cents. Take a spoonful and if it doesn’t straighten you right up and make you feel fine and vigorous I want you go back To the store and get your money. Dod son’s LLwer Tone is destroying the sale of calomel because it Is real liver med icine; entirely vegetable, therefore it can not salivate or make you sick.' SCOUT TRAINING HE-LPS Schools throughout the country have lon^ realized the educational value of „ scout training The University ft asset has announced that all boys who have attained Ragle rank^ the highest rung In the ladder of scouting, will be exempted' from matriculation fee at the school. William E. Joor, Jr., mem ber of the Dallas (Texas) troop, thi* fall entered the university free. SCOUTS TO HONOR HEROES To boy scouta of Kansas will fall the honor of planting seeds on tha floral highway* that are being eatab- Coldlers who laid down their Uvea In tej m^m. umi mrTirm ur foldler* who laid down their llr< rrz Z;up- 1 '* *-«*« *■'- tk. ‘ hl ! 1 hic-M. M h. u«d «o <mM m private citiaaa. 1 . ora tw» site* so4 Mttet tlten aibar mam ter hte *•**•<•• ** «a*d will Nv rootete dww« hate wNb ^•** r 8 Wb8 owd pteM t%aa»