The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, February 08, 1923, Image 6

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* THE PEOPl.E. BARNWELL. 8. C. Afr*. J. AC Crnzs Are You a Mother? Health U Most Important to You Knoxville, Tenn.—“I was suffering with backache, headache, dizzy spells, and bearing pains at intervals. Three bottles ol Dr. Pierce's Favorite Pre scription gave me such great relief that I continued its use off and on. I do believe I could not have gotten through and raised my children as I did without the help of the Favorite Prescription. It always built me up and gave me strength and encourage ment. I have, at every opportunity, recommended it as I am doing in this statement.’'—Mrs. J. M. Cruze, 962kJ Broadway. Your health is most important to you. It’s easily improved. Start at once with the "Prescrip tion" and see how quickly you pick up—feel stronger and better. Writr Dr. Pierce, President Invalids’ Hotel in Buffalo, N. Y., for free medical advice, or scud 10c for trial package tableta, Tj/ie AMERICAN @IJ:(iK)M® (Copy for Tina Depamnmi Muppltod by tha Amarlcan LaRlon Nawa Servlet.) ■* » LEGION MEN TOR ATHLETICS CORNS Lift Off with Fingers Wisconsin Members Plan Lively Pro gram of Sports for the Remain der of the Winter. Wisconsin Amorirun Legionnaires ex pect to expand their :. # .i!etle program this >year to in clude practically every phase of sport. Plans have been started tie wurd a varied pro gram that - will keep the vifrlous state posts ac tively engaged until early July. (j u estlonnalres have been sub mitted relative to what branch of Oiartes Bymes. each jsist Is most actively Interested I tv • These answers are dally pou'ing In. Wisconsin will end«*g\or to stage not only (tost programs but will cou- du*t state ••••nte>ls o|n*n to all (Mtata. Stale contests In Itasketiiulf and track are already bring planted. The baa- ketliull tournament will no Uoubt be held In March In a city yet to be ae- |e«-ted Trophies have l»een selected for the bsslieltuill touri.sinent If (dans go through as outlined |M*ota will engage la bowling runted* Kith I he results I r|egm|>he<l to (be •4ber c'4ile«flag team. 1/ latrreat la thlo e«rat eun* high en *wgh the state sill •ttempf to ewndwet a state (awe* natKeni m the spring. 41 prromi the piWtS ti •It test KANSAS PLAN TO GEI JOES * s Cenvaraatienal Sketch la Uaad to In- duct Auxiliary Members to Kosp Their Credit Clear. The Knnans depurtinent of tlte Amor- icun Legion Atulliary bus Issued a bul** letin Jo eneb unit In the state entaili ng a clever little conversational 8^0*11, Illustrating the Importance of kceidug one's credit clear with' the auxiliary ^he heroine of the sketch Is Mrs. “Ima Member,’* who in conversation with her friend,' Mrs. “De^Linquent "'endeavors TO bTTng Iiyiiic tTie advl.subTUry^of iniy- ingjdues in tin* auxiliary for I'.fJJ, “Mrs. ‘Ima Member’: I’m so proud of my new auxiliary membership card; you will notice that it bears the date, I always pay my dues u little in advance of the new year, in order to keep up with the times. * This little card means much to me. It commem orates the gallant service of four mil lions of valiant young Americans in the great war; it breathes, the spirit of true democracy; -it sikmiUs to me of service for those who jeopardized their lives, that I might remain at home in peace and safety.. In short, I believe in the doctrine of legionism.” “Mrs. ‘Df Liiiqiient': You are quite rigid. I am beginning to see, ii^a new light, the great upportuirrfles ^or serv- he without Tanlap In the house. It Is * ce t,lul are 0 I»l*h to me through my Just grand.” | tueml*ership In . the Amerienn Legion Tanlac Is for sale by all good drug* Auxiliary. Instead of paying up tuy gists. Over 33 million bottles sold.— uiembersblp fees promptly at the l»e- glnning of fids year, I united until the _ mbidte orrtiFWffllnier:' TtuTtlilx slmn ‘ Voluble. happ**n again. How ran I get a jewel—A 10-piige letter from IHckT ! “w'obenddp «-anl for IKS, rigid Bwayr* AT AGE 71, FINDS HOUSEWORK EASY Mrs. Jennings Says Tanlac Re stored Strength After “Flu” Attack and Ended * Stomach Trouble. ' , 'L: **I was almost an Invalid and Tam- lac built me up to a strong, well wom an. I consider It my best friend,” la the grateful and characteristic state ment of Mrs. Emnm Jennings, resid ing at Clearwater, Cal. “Ah attack of the grippe left me completely broken down. My stomach felt sick, my legs and arms so tired and weak I could hardly use them, and I scarcely had energy’ and. strength to dress myself. I just kept getting weaker In spite of all I could do and, as J,am seventy-one, I had begun to think my age was against me ever getting well. “Almost from the day I began taking Tanlac I commenced to feel stronger. So I kept picking up with every bottle until now I can easily do all my house work, for I am feeling fine. I wouldn’t Advertisement. What «►#* eurtli he say? Mabel—He nays he love* me. >•* t< 1 • Ml t l*TKp • iMfW If tfca»l I t) »•» nn N TV»f, 1 •mt •**»«••• •e*’* a itay beitle ml Itiw***— ’to* m rwmia m*« Ik - r«*ey l>.r.| •.-ft •* • btrlwr-rt, |Ke I .«• |)| W If IfTfl MiIori Hogwe i ft d’* bate started ■ *4Ml • sMirm 1 -i.m • ■re Held Wl the paw i* uf 1h at portl*-* a w ill ll llfei k oN M **e mnpvsIji VI III •ad a< li) 1 lit# UllBl# nImd Ad IW t ***** **t 9biim£ 1 i. fttHI I h# m 1 g lit* lm VI mi# r ( t Jl I (Mb# tfcftl ImH mi Mi im* «rrflH mmi 4 IMtf !■# HP |»^A D kJI I idr tbar% ft MM# ft |;« rp* M, |K| . (He • #4 a r * C000 FELLOWSHIP III LEGION 4s 4k* D«* 4Q HajusKta Kt S Cb# (• bseet ml C*«w**Oa •e a •*“ C»'*ai OeyaH^KtHM*. Hall’s Catarrh Medicine Thoaa who ara la a "run down’* road)- Woa will aottco that Catarrh hotbora th«ai much tnor* than whoa thoy aro la ^od haalth Thla tart pcovoo that whilo ^•••rrh M a local dtaoaao. It to froatly lafluoacod hr r . Katltutjoaal aondMloua HALL’h CAT A HKit MKDICINK roa- of aa Otntmoat which Quirk I y fMOavaa by local appllcatioa. and tho latomat Modi tao. a ToaK. which aoaiau ta unoro.mt ia# (ioooral Hoaith by dru«* *'* for o**r • Toara. F. J. Chaaoy A Oh. T»lo4a. Ohio. Ot.lewf labol.iioat May nw*aobdialty )b-bl |u |Hr dramatlr |»«M»tl,fMfieK «if tbr rrosMo Hr rrlatro, A m SORE IHROAI Em« Quirkh/ Whm You Apply a LuUe Mubtcrole And Muatrruir miT Muisv bkr tHr c^d tfh* «wd Musutd piaoMf, |wm •prrod M am w«Ul yous tHgMh ll fwtvtmr* Id tbr a«r Qaot wtthhfmtlr iMgftr. honMM tar crate* rtbosi and draws mm (Hr wasawaa and paMh klmtrndr at a clrwv wtatr owitiami mj*V Kith ad «d Mwrford It w ana ka qtaci rHkrt totdi Sid* IhftWl. HaMdrtMk <T'am. stdf nrefc. aothrr-a. avuroQca HrwMrhr. cratgaWaak, pWW 1 Hut. rtwaaaaowa. lumhac (-•****• and ■car* cd Uw hadi or y ant h snraMkh * at Mcmkh taunrsc ch ilManr* (f Kir.] tart, coat* an Uw cant Keep M (unify La imtant uw 3Br and dCic, yat* and twbr*. (MfdUl war. S3 (JO. Jottrr tkmm m mwofard pirn*!** a M|IM*til * I H net IIm II lit •*. larc larfufK IH TO MEMORY OF ALL SOLDIERS Can §t rue t •or hoo*» to do Mart ad an »a»ana»d Mo*mo. ol ta C'ty no»h 4t Faaatatia. t d »t*a. W *\ t* ~ ~ ‘ “ • i GREEN MOUNTAIN ASTHMA S»t«fety r»ltr*oo Ibo dutrroo log y.rui,aa. C.od fut I* r»*r. ob4 rvKtUl of lot,* oa^ariooro la I roa !■ oat at tbrwoi oo4 luoa dlvoooo l>< Dr J U Uultd rMEBTRUl HOX Tr»otiM> <>n Aat’in*. lu r«uara, trvoluient. ctr , ooot upon rrqural. Ute onj |l 0t U GUILD IX)., ■UPKKT.VT ' ‘> d f i HI p Edward J. Eivors. *ba f.egt*>n Ur. •*ra la |K*rliap* t lie •tia |M>r»M>n m<•»( n*a|MMiw||de fur NHtadkMMnUSMlMPtfHdUi at drugriot*. J Energetic! -enjoy new life with Dr. KINGS PILLS -for constipation <V'.- Florul Srlrrtiun Kl.50, I’ontimUl—3 Iris, : 1’ronit‘r,, I Splrca, 1 CliinblnK I’tnk Hoar ORAl’K HE1.T M HSERY, I’aw I’hw. Mich HURT? For bumlnit or |ealy IM», and to reli.Ta Influnm*- tlon and ■orrn«u,u*« Mitch.!! „y. S»i»«. according to dlrac- tlona. Soothing, healing. BALL 0 KUCXEL 14T Wararly Flaca Haw Tori Urdlgreed ‘’.Strongheart” I’ollcr I’upplrn, $6.’ C 0.1>. on approval, Yuu cun t buy a bettor dot’' for protection. Airedale pups. $30. Strong 1 heart Kennela, R.F.D., New Brunswick, N. J | Agent# to Kelt Our Marble and (trunlW Monumenta In your own territory Good com •kaolon. Moore Monument Co., Sterling, 111 AEOLOIDIWltOOKT DELAY Lt j. CAS(ARA(?J)0UININf ^ W-»Q. Mil»K.CQ.,(xrmorr fit SM MflAMLl Cuticura Soap — AND OINTMENT — Clear the Skin ToImZS*. the MNiety'a gTt»»rth lb»rn in I'oTthiqJ. iflvera ntten*lc<| the t’brUtiiin Br»*'hei>' college, where he v\ ;ik gradiiatetl in i;.os. ||e entered the* wliujewule busitH*ws world an n salesman. When the trouble itn the Mexican Iniriler t«»<*k place Kivers. who n private in t’unpany Jl. Tiil«-i| • 'rcg«Mi liifiintry. rent with his nrgiwil- /.nti<m to Texas. He entered the W.*r d war with the suum* regiment as i-uptuln <>f the ma chine gun compjinv. l ivers arrlytd In 1’ iiinet* in IVcenibcr, 1P17, and served with Hi*' Forty first division until he returned to America in February, ^ . The first tempornry chairman of the Oregon department of the Legion, Fiv ers was made dejirrtment ad.lntnnt hy The first convention in lOlTh^ind eer\*eil i unftl January 1, V.TjJT He wa> elected chef de chemln <Te fer at the Kansas City convention the 40 and H .soeiiM>.^;jiid was ed at tlie recent New eonven tion. FntUir Fivers^ lendersmp^Jhe or^| ganizatlon, wlji'h wiiHjn exisj^ence b^-' fom It was recognized hy the Legion,: showed a, gain from a deficit to n profit of iRIO.tHXT one year after lie took j chnrga In upfh*«^JatMn of his efforts the New 'Orleans (‘oifventlqii re-elected Fivers unanimously.. Feelings. "Some time ago, I was very irregular," writes Mrs. Cora Robie, of Pikeville, Ky. "I suffered a great deal, and knew I must do something for this jondition. I suffered mostly with m v back and a weakness in my limbs. I would have dread ful headaches. I had hot flashes and very queer feelings, and oh, how my head hurt 1 I read of TT The Woman’s Tonic and of others, who seemed to have the same troubles 1 had, being benefited, so 1 began to i use it. I found it most bene- I ficial. 1 took several bottles £ . . . . and .was made so much i better I didn’t have anymore trouble of this kind. It reg ulated me." Cardui has been found very helpful in the correction of many cases of painful female dis orders, such as Mrs. Robie mentions above. If you suffer as she did, take Cardui—a purely vegetable, medicinal tonic, in use for more than 40 years.- It-$hbuld help you. Sleep at Right Angle*. A winged ant nr n moth will take hold nf w Mtalk of grass nr weed with : its mandible* and while hanging on ’ it tight angle* take a nap t<* hn« Im i’I, n..ii:if»“*t ta »’ »- • Ur in ’be pjirk. «verl«"»k.tig tlie l’..rlK*Mif river. ••Xu nnthm I* grenter than It* memo ries.” wax the keynote «»f n stltrlng tuf- dress delivered nt the re«-ent meeting by the i-ost elmpltiln. Ke\. ILirry S. Hamlltmi. HE LIKES WAR-TIME THRILLS S. G. Irwin, Legion Man. Former Army Flyer, Is an Expert in Aerial Acrobatics. thrills of wnr-timo aviation nut enough for S. <!. Irwin, for mer World war flyer nPd * tnapihef of 111c American Legion. : t With the return / to peace, Irwin stayed in the Hy ing game and be came a specialist in stunt flying :ind in aerial ncrobat- ics. One uf Uls S. G. Irwin. favorite antics is w hen' he “stalls” “pa'Heakes” r^| i his machine over X the husiness districts of large cities. ^ An extreme nicety of toucfi^Jii required in this operation since the met dr Is cut off and the plane is al- tu*-sentc' sbwfy rmvard~ Mm Hookworm Almost Universal. It >* estinmteH that .<tmountM»»»* pw>- : pie five In count rlc* wjiere h<»okworm r ' Infersirin '« it *r>rloit« iioOYKj-* to GriwHairFHISL^-^ Wind hMy blow, the irnnu may 4 tnfeninn !«-w xerlnua vicftuce tu health • sv# sod toM like ■ ship in • storm, and working eKUIetuy but tha napper goes oq napping ■ ■ » ■ n ■ ft U as If a tana •lamped hta teeth to a n.p* and then • rat to oiesp high M tho. ate. UMy Um tMrtfeJ Ja»» «*•? 4** Whlla U Oaapa mmrk th* as; ta tha (Ml of • H>l rartir. i ne sughlest error In Judgment anuiiliy results In n crash. In (lying speed means safety. reu;|n .thrilleil his fortner camrides at the'AtmM’Ican Legion national con vention In Orleans with his aerial feats over the downtown district. I iy Fanners are Turning to yCHEVROLETj r ^ “Mrs. Ima Member*; (Vmsult Mis* *I>u It,* the unit se«retnry. Iiniuedhite- ly; you Will l>e asked to pay 73 cents department and I'uthMinl due*, plus the amount <*f local due* determined by the unit. i'|tun receipt of due* at the ih-iMirtment u(tl*‘e In To|K-kn. yoa I wilt tie l-sued a rati rant. And do you know, they any that two I.egii4t po*ta in I be state have almtdy remit ted to the Topeka otll«v for llielr entire no uJaerdilp So you see. if we are g*e In* ’keep «l«*p' «tiH the boy*, wa MlWt get bu-r * ! -Mr*, lie l.ii [wmm Jor Economical TrantporlatioH In 1922 Chevrolet jumped from seventh to second r place in sales? of all cars, and to first place in sales qf fully equipped modem cars. -• i*- Purchases by farmers were .the chief factor in this remarkable development. Farmers want automobiles not only of low first price, but also of loW later cost for operation and maintenance. They want room, comfort, and the ability to stand —«p under hard conditions. They find that Chevrolet, fully equipped as sold, is the best value per dollar in the low-priced field, and neighbors tell them it costs less per mile to operate. Prices f. O. B. Flint, Michigan SU PERIOR Two PM~ n #r* K i<Q#r . . *910 SUPERIOR PWkPmmko** Tom'"* *\* • •>* SUPERIOR Two Pmot,or* UUImv C.^o. 000 SU’PERIOR Eok# POmmom Si imiWl « • *90 SUPERIOR E9.« Pmmko** Md*o . . •> 0*0 SUPERIOR LwM Dmkmy Chevrolet Motor Company Dmtmmm G*m*tml ktmtmri C.**fm*mm*m Detroit# Michigan -ot-- - ~~ To* 0««p CALLS FOR NEW DICTIONARY | “Tunrc*t. wHat re- •— ■•ra yoa Nowr VarH Nowtpra*' Cawdamwa Ui* ■raaaet On** o* Cah«Ha«wa*na •H* 1 ' •**' and Oi*ean<*rt.nt. | ” W,,h •»-« p* I **’|| • I ions tltfVft# (•*€ MMR, ■it.tLuj ,• f , Ttomto* «o»rfuiiy o«ory Hnttta *r * ^ <'AWT«l|(l (Hot fsMnW* nld f«# tafoat • ft»4 rkitdrra. aad a#w (Hot It lit M If ft •trwage _ , • . . Mar* (Ho >r ftr*| W* . g#f«l r .W we il •• MdtMiture -4 * mnm> mtoomt It !■ I**a (•■* •*«•* Tear* »i- •*<* I- iw ('biUf-ai n l«r ! Wlrl-rr', 1 ..ton* .' h ,«’L. M CONCERNING THE NEW TOOTH >oo«K#a to tommy 4 »o»aa a ■aosMimy TbOS It M-glQ Not •« wiuia •n Cotar. ■ft w•*rv|« t «-nn.ft ' T* - a* Would Da Har Srtt t Tiart*-* M A- HwmH *09« U M' *HHL \ * fl^htidsfl ' Wt aiSiemi Maf/ “Mr. Sehwnh. I •l.in’t kti<>w.” wn« I ha re|»l>'. “but dhe'* a dum c<mm|. tiaturetl iow and *heTI give all *be ran."—IbiMou Trunaerlpt. •' TalkaLiv*. "Your friend areniH quite talkative." “Yes. There’s mhny u dull ininufe wh en he’s abouf.” bn« a geld *»Be!" It I* u*ii2illy the girl who ne\er had n |»r»*|M**ji| who «*f having jilted a numlter of men. A «mnll boy’* Idea of ploying safe la to get hi* mother to promise not to tell hi* father. v*: "ARIETY in foods is essential, of course, but in providing variety do not overlook the importance oi nourishment, ... ' Crisp, delicious Grape-Nuts is a highly nourish* ing cereal food itYAinusuaHy compact form. It supplies the rich nutrition of wheat and malted barley, including the mineral elements of these splendid grains,without which health and strength cannot be maintained. >r I Wtjry Eyes VkowTougEy** fcrlDuH •WVSU& Miooad "A Well* rwftutjr Man fiad a wfrHeaa * telapitooe ouCflL** oahl an (Rdiaiuipoils , M^* apajurr uioa the oilier 'lay. “and • pw* itougiSfti to a pracraai of mmtie. ! The* • «MT ■MOOqill'I'MMlt that tHo Rest **iae*i*m would he ’Three o'riogft tm * U *4 rw M a-.: (fta ^ • Msrsa * ft M. —C«pe^4»t9,^th^ood*tntik,is a compfeteTood. Economical, too, because a moderate amount provides unusual nourishment. So/d by Grocers Everywhere! GrapeNuts THE BODY BUILDER ""There's a Reason"