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THC prom r H VRNWTII.. S. ('. Backache Is a Warning! Thoae agonizing twingvx across (he »mall of the hac.k, that aull, throbbing backache may mean xenofts * kulncy weakness-Hcnoua if' neglected, for it *nay leat' to gravel, stone in the kid neys, bladder inflammation, dropsy or •«tal Bright's disease. If you are suf fering with a bad back, have dizzy spells, headaches, nervous, despondent attacks, or disordered kidney action, heed Nature’* warning. Get after the cause. Doan's Kidney Pills have helped thousands. They should help you. Ask your ‘ neighbor! A North Carolina Case Alex Ixinler, High St., ThoniasviUe, N. C„ says: “My back was achy and it was all I could do to keep on my feet I couldn’t sleep at night, due I to the steady aoh- ing over my kid- Ineys. My kidneys (acted irregularly. ,1 used Doan’s Kid- 'ney Pills and two _! boxes cured me. My back and kidneys haven’t troubled me since.” Get Doan’s at Any Store, 60c a Bex DOAN’S ’VfJi.Y FOSTER - M1LBURN CO.. BUFFALO. N. Y. I fan r"n anw of Black HIGHWAY ASSOCIATION MEETS -0. Governor Thomas G. McLeod is Speak* or at Opening Session Held in Greenville. DULL HEADACHE ' AND DILIOUSNESS Thedford’s Black-Draught Has Been Used in This Virginia Lady’s Home for More Than 30 Years. BeeaJry, Ya.—Mrs. Jeanette ft. Car* aeol says that she ha a kept Thedford a Black IwsugM User medicine la bee home. here, foe more thaa thirty years. Greenville.—South Carolina must stand in the vanguard of common wealths in the n\atter of highway con struction and improvement, Gov. Thos. G. McLeod declared during the coursa of an address of welcome before dele gates gathered from 21 states at Tex tile Hall for the opening session of the annual convention of the United States Good Roads association Addresses of welcome were also made by W. P. Conyers for the city, Col. H. B, Springs for the chamber of commerce, by John J. McSwatn for the Fouth congressional district and others. A letter from President Hard ing was read by Director General J. A. Roijntfee is one of the movements of the age,” declared the governor, with refoience to road building. “It is an index to the progress and degree of civilization * of any people, state or community. "I do not say Just how road con struction had best be financed, whether* by sttae bond issues, local bonds or direct taxation, all of which plans are bfing used with apparent success In tome states. One thinx.1 dcr ray, roads are better . and better roads are absolutely essential to the advancement of our commonwealth. They break dowp the physical isola tion of people and In so doing they break down the social, ednratlon and religions isolation ~ The governor expressed extrema satisfaction at seeing so many dele gates present srd asserted that this augured well tor the can** through ■mOVED UNIFORM WTDUUTKTXAL. Sunday School f Lesson f (By REV. P. B. F1TZWATER, D. Dw Teacher of Englleh Bible in the Moody Btkle Institute of Chicago.) Copyright, 1923, Western Newapaper Union. antry I other stat of the I an 41 • •• Vrt*«a4 1. A dM PammMNm Ml f ♦ ♦ ^ • ' V : • «**• ” 9 141 4 her far good for her ta g< pati led her. I Bei IF BILIOUS, SICK! ■■ ) •• , LESSON FOR APRIL 29 RUTH THE FAITHFUL DAUGHTER ■ 1 “-r— LESSON TEXT—Book of Ruth. GOLDEN TEXT—Thy people shall bo my people apd thy God my God.—Ruth 1:10. PRIMARY TOPIC—The Story of Ruth. JUNIOR TOPIC—Ruth and Naomi. INTERMEDIATE AND SENIOR TOP IC—Ruth's Choice and Its Outcome. YOUNG PEOPLE AND ADULT TOP IC—The Secret of Ruth’s Noble Life. I. Ruth’s Connection With Naomi (Chapter 1:1-15). On account of famine in Bethlehem of Judah, Naomi with her husband and two sons sojourned in the land of Moab. After the death of her husband tier two sons married Moahit- ish women. After a time her sons died also. After the death of her sons Naomi resolved to return to her home- laud. having Lean! that the Lord had visited Ilia people in giving them btead. They went to Moab to escape trouble but only got into more. It was not uutil Nnouil was thus cha» Used that site resolved to return. Naomi bad the good sense to recognize that the band of the l>>rd was upon Whew the time came Ituth end Orpeh bcvuo*- or a distance. This she dot cnii I wed to piece b** ikly the dlfthwltlve whirb a weld in rnsorUy cwttfruwt them It one this trank nq — niathm of the dlf- irwltlea and her rviwate*t urgtag them to go hwrk that relied forth from Moth the espremlng of ho# gohlg etsotew II. noth'! Mehta Chef# (I MhK). Mo> h oe N*«oot i«ve«f her deagMera .«»• TAKE NO CALOMEL i “Dodson^ Liver Tone” Straightens You Up Better Than Salivating, Dangerous Calomel and Doesn’t Upset You-Don’t Lose a Day’s Work-Read Guarantee You’re bilious! Your liver is slug gish! You feel lazy, dizzy and all knocked out. Your head is dull, your tongue is coated; breath bad; stomach sour and bowels constipated. But don’t take salivating calomel. It makes you sick, you may lose a day’s work. Calomel is mercury or quicksilver which causes necrosis of the bones- Calomel crashes into sour bile like dynamite, breaking it up. That’s when you feel that awful nausea and cramping. If you want to enjoy the nicest, gentlest liver and bowel cleansing you ever experienced just take a spoonful of harmless Dodson’s Liver Tone to night. Your druggist or dealer sells you a bottle of Dodson’s Liver Tone for a few cents under my personal money-back guarantee that each spoonful will clean your sluggish liver better than a dose of nasty calo mel and that it won’t make you sick. Dodson’s Liver Tone is real liver Thedicine. You’ll know it next morn ing because you will wake up feeling fine, your liver will be working, your headache and dizziness gone, your stomach will be sweet and your bowels regular. You will feel like working; you’ll be cheerful and full of vigor. Dodson’s Liver Tone is entirely vegetable, therefore harmless and can I not salivate Give it to your children. IA p Qn t c Gift Clunnim N«w Color Tom to Old Swtart III UvllIS PUTNAM FADELESS DYES—Sy** or tint* as you wish THE PROVERBIAL LAST STRAW FMre'e Pees Me# Blase Mvc* bwi T»*e T.rae M•abst Mae Ga*m Se re—e I We L <n*f iDLLfejne SOLO 80 YEARS RESEttT TAKIRG Of CENSUS THIS WORM FINALLY TURNED u ■ w*6*ee m M nama* •e#**f a** Tew MweP ef M«m m Be** Owl Cea* m t w#* Team ef M gW* eeMae WMeBsm wee bsimew m It Jemm aee tamMw^mw b»mMX sM *fBw eexaff A —etie Mmwie a* tw t4 -"ewraksm *e» Mxe ret* sam m emtf «mi m wta, Mmmeiaaaw eee getss • get Bee Ml M iw *wmor eme a New a pm ewe liNMiMN£' K MMMI IArP #aw 09 i r Wto WW • • if N * IRC • a # 9 BpmOiMI •4 St •••pm Naftw MRVMSCBn SVWP leewaamsm-m i«m«a f sew. **in I At Alt I X>r«SS«^S Comfort Baby’s Skin With Cuticura Soap And Fragrant Talcum Sea? 25c, Oietwcat ZS tmi SBc.Takaw 25c. Hr i ■ >rtaai Sheiks From a Distance. Two youiiK Kiris, pupils at a hiKh scliooL, won* talkinp on a stroot oar. It soemod that love with a cnpitul L — had tM) to rod thoTr-liyes. “Do you know Bobby HlankV” one of them jjsked. “Oh, yes,’’ her companion said. “HaL I’ve known him too long to much about him. I do not think you can care much for a fellow you’ve ]<nown a long time, do you? I like these sheiks from a distance.” And her cotopimion nodded sagely. M Cnisson. «>f !>•«»» tile, la the course of hie annual a«ldr«-aa as prest- dent of the South raroltaa Public Health association, abich met in con vention at the chamber of commerce. "They must be properly rrxarded.'* be continued, “and our health lass must be properly enforced, in order to keep us above par on 1he health map.' Dr. CroSaon’s address, one of the main features of (he program, was fol lowed by the reading of papers on va rious subjects having directly or in directly to do with methods of pree moting and conserving public health. . . . : Camp Sevier Site for M{ll. Greenville.—Two hundred and fif’y acres at Camp Sevier station on the Piedmont & Northern railway were purghasecT as the side of the plant of j the hew South>«L Worsted corpora- ! tion, which is to cost more than $T.- 000,000, and construe tion ^tviil. begin at once, following the sale of a think’ GPP preferred stock issue, which gosc j on ^the. market.. I The site' is about four miles from ! Greenville. B. T?. Geer is president, with A. M. Patterson of New Yn’k. treasurer, and James F. Syme of Pdw- tucket, R. T„ secretary and genera] manager. The worsted mill is organ ized as the Southern subsidiary of a. * is Be* Sure Relief FOR INDIGESTION Must Make Use of Material. If we do not make use of our newly discovered . jnatcrlabv shall ■■jjr|i tV 1 Waterloo Twttiff- corporation of coritlflue to'TIVe stupidly in a stupid world.—E. C. Lindeman. New York Hot Hospital Capacity la Doubled. Greenwood—An addition the | Greenwood hospital, doubling the size and patient capacity of the institution. I was completed and formally opened 1 during the past week. The Greenwood rfcttffltnl now has M rooms for pa tients. with wards, enough to give a capacity for L, beds, with two oper- 9m — i l■l|■n my RMT 1 ; r-., ’mmm \ w->ros »ri<*b “o » ' l)si w uut-rt« sled, sod no pniiHM Lga ea*, ) *-*-*li—1. a set a lilch Ha % gosie thr**u»h real arte* alth the music that will nag let them be forgotten,** She was «le- tennined t*» share Naomi * journey, her tier bulge, her lot In life, and her grave In death, whatever that nould he. To rroa n It all she would ra- f nmince her heathen gods and worship Jehovah. III. Blessings Which Attended Ruth’s Faithfulness. Ruth was never sorry for her choice, because— 1. She Found the True God (1:16). Instead of her heathen gods who were unable to help her she now had a living God, the God of Israel, as her God. ' ' 2. She Found Human, Friends. (Chapter 2). As she went to glean in ' the field she was led to the field of ; IUmz, a man of wealth and grace. The j servants of Bonz treated her with con sideration. Even Boaz gave instruc tions for special consideration to he given her. 3. A (i^ood Husband and a Happy Home (3-4). She not only secured a duisbnnd, but a man of God who had an’abundance of this world’s goods. 4. ApTHouored Place In the Israel- itlsh Nation (4:13-17). Though she had to forsake her own people she be came one of a nobler people. 5. She Became a Link In the Chain of Christ’s Ancestry (4:18-22 comphru Matthew 1:5). The one who fullj’ de-, ('Wes for Christ and gives up all for him shall get a hundred fold in this life, aud in the world to come, eternal Ufa. M ** Y9M* ttffttitrV* K9t I # mgN IT f)Wc < |s*4r US *wt sway he Iheee, eg ah# SMift * these,’" he ewML “Vet I els't a- la HgV* up m» lamp as" g** 4swg t cellar this time e’ Night aertta* lie far imShb^I C* Fisldiag's Reeh as Aether* Hear) Firithag (I7lf7 1754) was the theii; erl.t -ciaug." like a Rfe alarm * t« he •»** t.. the «||Mre mile great.-at ii..vHI«t pf the Kighteewth F«er>lH«i|y ba»kc.l. aitti there in fneit ' 11 century. He aaa playwright, a law- .rf siw wa* my frying iwn. whbh biut i Werld Needs Such Men. j yer and a police cuurt judge Hla fallen «»ut of the |«|M*r, A mnn near- The niuu who I* |u«t and rgaolute •.pages teem with life aud humor. Hla |y fell over It. hut kindly pkked It will n«»t be moved from his settled pur- maMerpleee. Tom Jones, written la up and enve It to me. There I bad i po*«e, either by the nilNdirected race 17411, was aele<led by Coleridge as to siaiul until the etui of my journey. | of hla fellow rltlxera. or by the threata one of tlie three m<Mit perfect plots la —(Ti|rag>» Tribune. of nn Imperlnua tyruat.—Horace. I literature. Bharing Misfortunes. Home people think that all tl>e world i should share their misfortune#, though ' they do not share In (be suffering* of day —A. i’i^ncrlot rat aad the let sat r#* TW eddRJMI •a awactad at a cast * eda tna^«AMV mgMB ccawmat eeWiral egwi# I Bn tW SwtiWa ! at afdnaaaaaaMin ( drava By 1 C St GewaMWamG i Whe Mean to dmdaaMaaJ Be True. reatradirt thaa tBoan O V BUM umma r When do you reallywahevp”- in the morning/ - ^ - ^~ ~ Do the golden morning hours find you wide-awake and fit, or do they find you sleepy and tired ? Coffee is a common cause of sleepless nights, which bring drowsy days with their usual train of neglected oppor tunities. ’ Why not get a new, firm grip on yourself, by leaving off coffee for awhile andHrihking Pdstum, a wholesome, de licious, mealtime beverage, with a fine, full-bodied flavor you will like. You can enjoy Postum any time, day or night without interference with nerves or digestion. Postum POK HEALTH “ i 'here s a Redson “ < . Tj famiAoe tv - ^*0,* ■ 1 ■■ wmaa'