University of South Carolina Libraries
•pit? prop* r fPRVWFf,!,. Q. C. After Every Meal I WRKLEVS Chew your food well* then use WRIGLEY’S to •Id digestion. It also keeps the teeth clean, breath sweet, appetite keen. GAR OF POULTRY CHESTERFIELD - COUNTY FARM ERS DIVIDE FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS. ANOTHER GAR HTML SOON The County Poultry Association Du* pticates Performance of Few Weeks Ago. mPtOVTD UNIFORM INTTOATIONAI SundaySchool » Lesson' (By REV. P. B. FITZWATER. D. D., Teacher of Enclleh Bible in the Moody Bible Institute of Chicago.) Copyright, mi, WeaUrn Nawapapar Cnloa. LESSON FOR MAY 13 DAVID, THE POET-KINQ rj Lloyd LOOM Prodncti Baby Carriages & Furniture Ask Your Local Dealer Write Now lor 32-Page Us* trated Ttw U**4 Yen Need This ipasSr •asrsr rseatsg • % M Chesterfield. — Chesterfield County Poultry assoation shipped its second carload of chickens and the farmers of this county have $5,000 In cold cash in their pokels more than they had before. Pageland, Mount Croghan, Ruby, Chesterfield and Cheraw combined to make this second cooperative ship ment of Chesterfield county's poultry The price-paid in cash at the poultry I Pullman dour: 21 cents a pound flat or all classes, grandes and conditions of hens; roosters, ten cents a pound; fryers. IS cents a pound and broilers *2 12 cents a pound Parnell Meehan, president of the Sooth Carolina Rhode Island Red sot tat tun. a local poultry expert, make* the announcement for the count > poultry association tba tthe third carload of Chaaterfleld county poultry *11) be a solid car of brotlefu •ad fryers and (bat shipment will be be made the last oeefe ta May Mr Mer baa further aaaoustwa that a In* U* later ta the season a aoltd carload of Rhode I stand* Red paiWde alR bo shipped (rum this (oaatp There seems to bo a straac toad easy B thB coast/ la rsales upoa the Rhode Is band Rod os the hard lot rv si sedstd soaaiy The Rhode la Mad Red amoetatBa B IhB > ipai t b oao ad the p«eet omaaMotteaa •amaa poaRry <i ataeu in the Roath he ••MfnsvH sad issaw pm dor e«oa Ohsee la So •Bonop R(a pas doe Mo os me res as eeosased eepesa dd as Id poys pt »—o> i MssesaoB tae apeeeaap as bM Aor hmeSs# «ae moh< hm mass s «« SAW MFC. CO. FOOT* EASE Corns. Bunioi Trial psrsaa* Im»ii *•«* Prss K.%ar i - e-. >sd a Pssi Css* Wslbtag Ai.ijchu poor-. Send Me Your Photo • nj I will mum it to you tv,rthrr with • rip. rotrlns caricsture of youneU. rssdv to il■m« • nd hans in your parlor, oftre or-dim. or to uac for buatneaa purpoaca. Black and white $1; full color $3. Mssrlss D.l Ssurao ass W. 1 lOttt St.. Nm YarV CSy ■MMMpVNI MINt BNMiM'sf ## ttea Mmh sshood baddMe . amdoisad of po»eeas bsNidRMrs at a «esa« saed od OOaiMsaa Roads tae ftas feepase oses ae*b«eiad sddOe • -ebs spa and sew boda# sdMad aa the t«aR ase aavhst ssahap the assaee toe tho arhsMd Mapdae saseate tss b a Mat off roast rat tksa of sdMdioaal posed streets and sideoa'ko ta the cRy sd iVsRosy already aafhoetdsd by the rtty tcaacil at a rsat of lleoris The >—testt for thtd w. rk ta bo let aa * ■mM* b* fhd' cfTy fig!orwr c«>*r!plrtee * hlo plaoa Cnastructlnn of a tianNsems nea hnSOs on Idmeetofir street for the (*berokee Sartocs nank of (Saffney. at a cost of t5o .ofM New store haildlng and private rest* dearrs no« ( in tours** of construction I and others contracted for at a cost of 149.242. bringing the sum total to 91.000.000. all of which will be spent, acording to those who compiled the figures, within the next six months. Oaffncv boosters claim. “Gaffney j Grows Greater" and challenge the world to disprove this statement. LESSON TEXT—I Sam. GOLDEN TEXT—Surely, goodness and mercy shall follow me all the days of mj llfe.-Ps. 23:6. REFERENCE MATERIAL—Ps. 61; Isa. •:T; Jer. 33:15-26; Luke 1:32; Acts 22:2^-34. PRIMARY TOPIC-The Shepherd Boy Chosen King. JUNIOR TOPIC-Ood Calls a Boy to Be King. INTERMEDIATE AND SENIOR TOPIC —David, as a Friend. YOUNG PEOPLE AND ADULT TOPIC —Lessons From the Life of David. I. Samuel Mourns for Saul (▼. 1). 1. Why He Mourned. The death of Saul was no doubt a personal loss to Samuel, for Saul was a commanding and lovable personality. Then, too. the ruin of ao promising a career would deeply affect a soul like Sam uel. Finally the humiliation to God and God'll people grieved hla heart. 2. F.xreiMlve Mourning Rebuked. The fact that God had rejected Saul j should have lifted Samuel out of his grief. Exceaalve grief over that which God doe* Is a reflection upon Him and , should be rebuked. In all God's acta 1 we aftonld submit si though It may change our plana. When sorrow bo romes n hindrance to tho discharge of duty. R merits rebuke II lamwei Root An An slot Doe4d fee | 1. A*meet's Fen, fe ?| peebapo by tkts time Rani woo hemming a heaps rate rhometer Rnmnet Rneu tkart M Raul should hear (but bo waa taking steps to anotai • sureouaer to hta thmno. Ms *wn wf» wmuM bo in 4sngoc Rmmnol van atm m anhanM* ring thM dMMwH sMoothm So the I oed Loafs Mpevaota see so bo boa so 9*ut own ebon pOMg «b eeeatei* Car tbstf ao Mhaghl not eanrt 4Mngso Wo S Wo lemfe IMraeabm ffeu 1 g) Tho t^eg soMWhod ibo nay fko RMae net Mo ahooeM Mm how he pomwat hM Maty atbt emupe Mm Msnpee *Rtsan aat wms to mho a hetfwe amt annoaamo ahnt bo uns fMng M sRMe a aaoatReo sms - tho Imrd smd to *aM Jeeso M Mm aneetReo Y sw pmatHbet oao amt totd •a Mot ooaM iopperx TMe M nanat H tlmfa oar otvh an Mo gNaa ps oar usg% ptsoo by ftavo and get tea pa alep by step Asoeeeg s pormmo oao bpeop spry to Mix N oao to bn bops n aereoa ao Mot Mo newa mauM mm ranch ha at This ana a Mouwd tOsli ■ hpl mrpatr lepMMnMo Thorn M Pea neeouetty Mr am to rasanl aH Hi • fH« t •* . s V# wMB tft % *%*' 1^- dnottsp of laoar s RsaM few. o Long bad revealed to RnM* one of Joaaoo aepo warn ta p king, hot not ibo pnrtlm Tho ml action of tho right FRECKLES Don’t Hide Them With a Veil; Remove Them With Othine—Double Strength This preparation for the treatment of freckles la usually so successful in removing freckles and giving a clear, beautiful com plexion that it is sold under guarantee to refund the money if it falls. 4 Dpn't hide your freckles under a* veil; get an ounce of Othine and remove them. Even the first few applications should show s wonderjul improvement, some of the lighter freckles vanishing entirely. Be sure to ask the druggist for tbs double-strength Othine; It Is this tbst Is sold on the money-ba«k guarantee. KiH All Flies! DISCASE* 0 Placed any where, DAISY FLY KILLER attracts and kills all fifes. Neat. dean, ornamental, convenient and kebeap Laetialleea- feon. Ifed« of aeetal. ‘t rytll or Up will not toil or ' injure an r thing Goarastee FLY KjiltE JMjamdatSkSSM • Reunion Closes at Florence. Florence.—The 22nd Annual re union of the South Carolina division of the United State’ Confederate Vet erans t ame to a brilliantVlose in this city, the pageant, vividly setting forth scenes from* the old South, at the fair grounds Approximately 2.000 people took part in the pageant, which was given in honor of the wearers of the gray by the community service. Miss .Mar garet Wright having charge and be- ! ing ably assisted by energetic com- | mittees, all of which cooperated heartily in making the dosing specta- ■ cle a success. The pagent. by a num- j her of episodes, pictured the old i South during the war, the surrender i of Lee and in the trying Reconstruc tion days. * / Gen. W’. A. Hark, of Columbia was re elected commanding general of the South Carolina division. Bmwtb Right Greenwood Plan* Poultry Marbetihg. Greenwood —The Greenwood Cpun ty Poultry aaoacUtton maa orgenu-d here with M- C wise a* preeld«st ••fie we* • m w| impertani Matter aa drwtlalev hung up**fi It. (1) Kllab rejected (rv. ?). Kllab waa the e|<fe»t eon end therefore he vrae the* flret prevente<l having flrvt right to the place of honor. Futthrr. he waa a splendid specimen of a mun. tall and majestic In ap|>caranoe an that even Samuel wna captivated by him im lie had been by Saul. (10:24). Outward appearance was favorable hut the realities seen by God were agalast him. God knows whom He can truat with great responsibilities. We fre quently estimate men by their dross, culture, wealth and position. These are only surface manifestations and frequently lead us astray, but God looks Into the heart. (2) David chosen (vv. 8-12). All but one of Jesse’s sons-Jiad been looked upon but stilt the Lord’s choice had not ap peared. Jesse’s reply to Samuel’s question as to whether all his children had appeared seems to imply that David was not of much importance. He was considered good enough to watch the sheep but not important enough to be culled - to the feast. Be cause David was faithful as a shep herd boy, he was In line for promo tion when God’s given time arrived. 3. David Anointed (v. 13). When the shepherd lad appeared, the Lord directed Safnuel to anoint him. When the olHvas applied the Spirit of the came upon him.. David was a gifted and attractive lad but this was of no avail without the Spirit of God. Power must come from God. Only as we are anointed by the Holy Ghoct can we truly do the Lord’s will and work. » Knowing When. Nest to knowing when to eetso r*? ia the BarfcottRf of powitry a&d to , * / 'feo*e *ho RowRry Industry ia this Other oRw eey eWtod woe* JL R Ahft*y ektw Rre—Mofi OnrtHke WlwnBk goeftary. A C Rt^pk Thtiiy (.«# gaenMnof an* ibt Rb no# i erga e,Bid amnnnB •B/w-gn # , #Mi xmaavd %» beat •# o#'-<-a«f ng 88b a \ In ttf* la to know wl ndvantago-DiBoHL to fe IF SICK TODAY! <— v TAKE JLCALOMEL “Dodson’s Liver Tone” Straightens You Up Better Than Salivating, Dangerous Calomel .and Doesn’t Upset You-Don’t Lose a Day’s Work-Read Guarantee I discovered a vegetable compound that does the work of dangerous, sickening calomel and I want every reader of this paper to buy a bottle ior a few cents and if it doesn’t straighten you up better and quicker than salivating calomel just go back to the store and get your money back. I guarantee that one spoonful of Dodson’s Liver Tone- ivill put your sluggish liver to work and clean four thirty feet of bowels of the sour bile and constipation poison which is making you feel miserable. I guarantee that one spoonful of this harmless liquid liver medicine will velieve the headache, biliousness. coated tongue, ague, malaria, sour stomach or any other distress caused by a torpid liver as quickly as a dose of vile, nauseating calomel, besides it will not make you sick or keep you from a day’s work. Calomel is poison—it’s mercury— it attacks the bones often causing rheumatism. Calomel is dangerous. It sickens—while my Dodson’s Liver Tone is safe, pleasant and harmless. Eat anything afterwards, because it can not salivate. Give it to the chil dren because it doesn’t upset the stomach or shock the liver. Take a spoonful tonight and wake up feeling fine and ready for a full day’s work. 10 Cents BRIGHTENS, REFRESHES. ADDS NEW DELIGHT TO OLD DRAPERIES HOUNDS SPOILED HER SOLO PUTNAM FADELESS DYES—dye* or Unto ao yoo wtali QUITE * PROMINENT FELLER" Rwt 0*4 He S«F M—IF Rill I Ad |Noa MU lNr folio# n»lf wlhr# Me pf ■Miel rwar Mear* Awar Hr • •• tm MM IRr fewf wo>#M#Y log Mae. hr i<m4 (hr aMBhl mmmmm I** ihr at»M fhtr aMi ww# # he! full I ••• -f - r-j the «or*r#4 wwh "* rUi — • r»w*4 «4 My m: "knrTt whe R*«4 he«*#*l fhtto# relorw • m*m tFV oMfiete. | war hehJMg *«rwl leeieMo — vb*. -**—* HOWS THIS? t # ■«- • Ratxw • aTaRKM Mhim-om wM lo# mf e* #*4 «# I hr* «t> no »i *4 the I 4* •• «m<m fe* #- «*• p»«e oeeeaM Beherw | #o»r>rl Myorfif k4h ee# lerhr* «M4 wmw * 4H»h«e Noiorooe tho «e*•*»*«» aWhoeMaonM, or# Mr teMreefi Bw#woar e ? «™»* #hR*h I^^Mowe^^efer Rwm4 ro ter Boom# **.*,.<» Seel Twot -A. far* Wee very M«eh m (• eooeo M Sene Ms Mr* Here I m Freewh. • hr he4 teheR • «MM a# the M# MM MefiBe (MM R# • W wh*m, M44 *4 • MMee* ywrvy 5 *We AaeeetnM* oee ' iyiim Jwij timmM. "$•» *Mefl4 wee taeMM MaPM e#4 MAULS CATARMM MRIMTMR aew- | iief Ueeru ■ 4r'-eo# % 4ey M MM ewae od ee oe—roai weo»e e..ri v« e*'.#e***o Me owe* w Voeew P. J.CMmv'4 CM. faMax A K P»e<ee«—# Ateehee Oe—e B gTrjg'm^ # f ItrriiRtfR vW# IfiHP MNNRpRMrf lMRi| HHf mA Mpqi Ml % m Iwwin MMMNfRPi sn4I IW mpw ewe # rWqMfMTv i«# I n^l *40$ 1 f Hmjm** #4hf e ilMifiMrs* mmpAp m ir# rl’ Wkl^iMt AMM toJRjk Is im r# a! r#l| .% i 4» * % Jt 0M| Mibl4riN 9lMP ^188 -•* w wmmw mmmw j ^ IMS r dissNP to'WiB MMtfMMNlPli 88ms flMMNl * - * _ " ' ’ ™ ^ " ^ « Sf«| I IkT f M#raA C***' » — AeXwrefi rd hret IRrsir** rvAo • hr heel oioNPy | hM*w a# M oW lag *•' H t ofii r*Mrl erv reel yvwee eS# »hw*A | ear MeABai e egeeeh Mi # Mfilr hee h m Rrw M*#hnr ew4 the n4 rwwrar eee mm4# ew *4 waMreh ee waR ee aaew l*p he (M fheeg aww wee ae <44 fte4y eeal I eetteaS hr* RaRw#^ B4 MArwfily etery we#4 9 #aa4 1 tr«M^r# (Mr e Aadrwar <# (#* pewtHeeL ee<k» MalewhRp. SB4e 'hr pArAgra I MhRh* he e%gra**r4 1# eMke *• the iMit «l r*x»a«> c* tw I rf |hr afierr’A (hr hRR Mm eeee the rhey Theee h#^ le lea ei Me RMe, Mhi hr •■€ e#rr—• A Irraer - - eeU MM’S IM reaeyvhreM Jay fileeakl 4kSil eeeM ha MAhrw IhW Aae Me T <—*aa(#ee. oe Seaee Ireeae ae eeythAhC A tveeee eMeea Ptthe eh#Sh Lre4 a# m44 "Ikefi et Me eaai *4 >Se Aey'e MghS •■ehhg Mf Um#M • 4to#eeya4 4 MtM Meeeeea el iaea * *WW» (tie mm A tewaa. Me. lhMffe*«w % ’ he eaM Tbeewa e peett/ RewfihMewl f«4|rr " veeor MM0i MMMi » k«w«h« • Mete r ' hw4 ha aw arer# waeSa wWh the JhiSR a I >»w ealreiSi Me eSfcre the etteewef a * te»A #R Me MM4. rweha# |e the hQg 4 dviMhen eMt t ara a a aaaan h 1 IWellf e hr t(ar*r4 te Me ywfttare. The lettrv eeelteS AneUwaeewtA AaerUMrd wImL* • a» ail ahr *#$4 L^-The 4kU<wari.~ aiAteal the fewtea'i'e *• pe»*4 , t*!t*-l wwrtf hpnl i.- %. w York H IkCSW Three at ,11 feMelha a rlnard •eeiMW ew 4err »ert t» wgt((>4r 1ft drrrera nth 1 * ~ leafy M rraod gefi eg* eh4 g^PgMMI 0H' , 0 M I ’ ' “ ‘ " “ tef M00M0M08m80I m the rr-rre »~rt "f *M »CMa! ’ ^ The crew4 reefed Z . iai prtltng of thte »nrd" “la that rear." »uxfr«tr4 thr rq uaily A Mex*c«M Prepiietenc City. rtnlhrwt rollragvr. "lake ah a|<t*ral te A l.rrhUturk* (it> haa r«sr. tly *>rrw tkr rnrj(i<*twr0ia."—Frutn thr t.rrew Idlawirm) at Ibr foot »•( thr vel<eip* Rag. She 000**1*1 Go So Far Bach Ixiaivthtiatl. T*** .*ttjr lh appert-Mly —■ ' ■ " -| ran rPHii tubi 1 thr day* of A dr four uiilre long end thrrr tullre wldr. Rich Harveet of North See. Una l*alll.'’ adinl|a Mn«. l^*<>nldiia W. ll»r rttjr is aurciMintlrd by e wall and It la mtimntrd that Ibr quantity of Van (/urntin. "bin I rrrtainljr have no thrrr arr 2*< PY ram Ida. Thrrr U % s fl*h «*nught annually In thr North ar# rgcellrrtlon of thr du.va of llr| t’autn, |»o«slbillty of tli* mina bring na fii- would All a promwbu* of two-tow of wbotu thr «»ldrr mualr rrltbn urr moua aa Tectlliuaraii.—Sri-mtldr trurk* rrurhlng from Nrw York t<* San alwnya *!»rnklnjB. M —Knmwa City Star.» Amrrlren. , Kranrl>« «. by way of New Orleima. Why divide the family at breakfast ? W HY take coffee for your self, while saying “No” to the children? It is true, as most parents are careful to explain, that little folks should not endanger health and growth through the drug element in coffee, land tea, but— Your health is valuable, too— and their desire for a hot drink with breakfast may be as great as yours. There’s complete satisfaction in Postum, and safety alike for young and old. Postum is a pure cereal beverage. It is coffee-like in color and flavor, but free from any ele ment that can harm. Thousands who are now saying “No” to themselves as well as to the chil dren, as a safeguard against coffee- ills, have found better comfort and better health, in Postum. Your grocer sells Postum in two forms: Instant Postum (in tins) prepared instantly in the cup by the addition of boiling water. Postum Cereal (in packages) for /those whq prefer the flavor brought out by boiling fully 20 minutes. The cost of either is about one-half cent a cup. MM Postum I .- !iL I *1 F