The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, November 01, 1923, Image 3
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for Man isi Beast
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N. C. ‘T k#** VlrsH •<
Mii <*ng Lin4ra*n( fur til kiix**
n( aptBim. « u it and
»<tr+, in hnr^r* a* » T il as man.
and bHtrre K tnbs ttie brat Ibi-
mmt now In uaa. I keep h In
my bouts all thr time and rrcotn-
mrnd it to all at Iht bnt Untmmt
for ail purposes."
Mugtanu Lmimrnt is compotrd
of aoothins, hraling oils that,
whrn rubbed in, pmetrate the
tissues to the bond Mustang
contains no alcohol, acids or pep.
per, and docs not smart or sting
VOW WriUforbraotl-
rKE,C. ful 80UVENLR
PENCIL, sent abtoluUlyfrte
with compute directions tor
uainz Mustang Liniment
tor family ailments, and tor
livestock and poultry
Lyon M f g. Co .; 42
Eouth Fifth St.,Brook
lyn, N. Y.
Sold by Drug and
General Storee
BXICAN
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MUSTANG
LINIMENT
CURES COiOS-LA GRIPPE
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r-OSCAM^ QUININE—i
Standard cold rsraady world orur Demand
boi bearing Mr HUT a portrait aad Mgnat ure
avi A* AH Drwigiete — SO Cents
His Night 0«
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(Copy tor Thla Department Supplied by tbs
American Legion Nawa Service.)
WHY LEGION POSTS PROGRESS
Working JHand in Hand' With Re
spective Communities Results in
Membership Increase.
Progress of thg posts of the Ameri
can Legion is founded on the relations
with the community in which they are
located, according to findings of the
national officers of the organization
from a -survey of posts showing regu
lar membership increase.
This survey was made in 22 states,
principally those of agricultural re
gions, and represented reports from
640 posts in towns with an average
population of iiersons. Each of
these posts has shown membership in
crease over that of the preceding year.
Membership growth of thes<* posts lias
not been sporadic. It has been steady
and sure. Of the 30*1 posts formed la
191U. an average of 30 member* was
shown. In V-CO this avei
posts had dropped to 2B>
year TM udde«l otie
average. In nr_* , j, the ave
KASS GOT Si SEW MEJUdERS
De^e<t Legtan Warlidr w*w .Tisg la
Natiaoai Caoeantion far H>s
Rap'd Fira Hustling, .1
John Kaaa, n memher of the CUuHea
A. learned |»ost of the American Le
gion In Detroit, made the Legion na
tional hall of fume recently when he
enrolled 8o new members for his post.
As h prize for winning the contest Tie
received it trip to the Legion national
convention In Sun Francisco with alt
transportation expenses paid by the
post.
The most formidable rival Kass de
veloped In the contest which lasted
about two and one-half months was
“Pete” Kolbe who obtained 65 mem
bers. Both of the contestants worked
hard during the Inst four days of the
race. Kolbe obtained 18 new mem
bers, but this record was beaten by
Sunday School
* Lesson *
CBy REV. R. B nTZWATKR. D. D-.
T«*ch*r of Engltuh Ribl* In lh« Moody
B|t>U Institute of CTileago.)
($. lltt. N*w*pan«r Ualoa.l
CALUMET
LESSON FOR NOVEMBER 4
WORLD-WIPE PROHIBITION-
WORLD’S TEMPERANCE
SUNDAY.
TEXT—P«. 101:1-8; Prov.
LESSON
28:39-35. . -----
GOLDEN TEXT—"I . will *Pt no
wicktd thing before my eyes."—Pn.
101:3.
PRIMARY TOPIC—Taking Care of
Kuss who speeded up the home stretcli I °ur Bodies.
JIM OR TOPIC—The Effect* of Al
cohol.
INTERMEDIATE AND SENIOR TOP
IC’—Progress of Prohibition at Home
and Abroad
YOt’XG PEOPLE AND ADULT TOPIC j
—The Fight Against Lawlessness.
I 36 Legionnainec, or nine
a day during that period
The two successful membership
M
gi* for 3.»7
The next
lorn to tbd
ige for <Mt
u« far t bo
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I. Principles of a Righteous Life
(Us mi : 1 -S).
This In a psalm of David the king,
and therefore shows the conduct of a
ruler. It lg divided Into two setiion*
—the Unit, verses 1-4, refer* to person
al eoiHluct. and the sei*«>nd, VK, to the
government of others. Thla part of tha
eon only refer to the deetruc
the salutiB in the setsae that all
to li# uprootnt and deatroyevl.
*r«« nal (’•■•durt (««. 1 4) (1)
'em and Jodgmewt fy 1)1 (2)
ei.atn*«r fv, 2) i (31 alt BMIl-eo
'ey (« g); all wtvge^neoa paw
Sales
M times
asmuch
as that
of any
other
brand
Pore
Foods—
Better
Bakl«n
—tor orer
one third
of a cen
tury
BEST BTTKST
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They Can’t Prove It. i
There has been ri>nsHentble uienn
talk about me; hut 1 thank the I^>rd
I have made It dlltb ult for my enendea I
t« |*rt«ve tlm worst of It.—Kil IIowe‘a
Monthly.
MILL CAflTDrOB AND EXrPTUWM
BCLTINO. PACKING AND LACING
STOMACH MISERY, -
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KNOWS CARDUI
BENEFITED HER
Mississippi Lady Suffered Severe
Pain in Her Back and Side
and Was Troubled With
Sick Headache.
.Brook-haven, —Mrs. Annie Bus
sell, of this city, says that she was suf
fering such severe pain in her back, she
often felt unable to straighten up. ‘T
wAuki lake sick hen(Jache^ sTie says,
“and lie abed more than a week.
‘‘illy head -would-ache, ^ind my side
would hurt and be so saffe to the
touch,” continues Mrs. Bussell. “I was
nervous, too,—that terrible feeling one
has when she feels she has stood about
all she can, I was up and down . .
and as cross as I could he.
“I was advised by a neighbor to take
Cardjui, which I did for I felt like an-
doliar or two spent wouldn’t
rt. It didn’t; It helped!
*lt was not long till I noticed a change
In my condition. My side got Better. I
g'dged In Weight, and slept and felt
juft ** well a* could be. After (taking)
vlt * bottle*. I didn’t have any mor*
trouble with my ftde. I know ft was
4b* ('ardul. for I d da't take oat thing
e'er | bare takea U two or tbne
vtmaa etoee a* a toafe whoa I Mt Jam-
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IH. The Drunker#* Better gng (rv.
12-16).
1. Amte Miseries “It blteth like n
■erprnt and stlogeth like on udder.”
nting H»c vtevr* of Strong drink, like the poiMin of * ser-
Indicated that pent, permeates the whole system and
United State*. In udditl
■titles und IHetllct of (Ydumhl*.
The Mexico department lead*
*11
fetter at* m. repr
I r*n< «• and It.
he would favor admlttaare of the men ends In the most fatal «onseijucnce*.
front the enemy countries as s.M, n as 2. perversion of the Moral Sense,
they evinced a desire to pay repara- j Thl* excitement causes the eyes to he-
FCHEVROI FT
Every Farm^Needs Two
tlons.
hold strange things. This denote* the
! fantastic images produced on the brain
foreign countries in membership.
!•«»*»* have been established In the in ▼ n »» - *
following nations: Argentine, Brazil, AUXILIARY IS TO HAVE HOME j of the drunkard. Kven when delirium
British NIes. Unnada. Uhile. China. 1 ’ j tremens does not result, there are aw-
, Culm. France. U.ermany, Ountcmnls, Alma (Kan.) Organization, With Only fancies which are beyond the pos-
Indin, Japan, Korea. Mexico. Notv ! Twenty-five Members in Small | slhllity of realization. Then docs his
Town, Sets Example.
Zealand, Poland and Ttykcy as welt
as in the territorial iiossessions of
Alaska, Canal Zone. Hawaii, Philip
pine islands and Porto Bico,
1 heart utter perverse things. His moral
, sense being perverted, Ids utterances
A memorial home, for use hv ill Partake of the same. He tells lies; his
•i.
townspeople is the objective of a
New York is the largest home de- unit of the American Legiop Auxiliary
partTfrent or the Legion. Its 57.117 In Alma, Kan. The building, which
words cannot be relied upon.
3. He Is Insensible to Danger (v.
34). He is foolhardy, even as one who
members gives that state a represonta- ; the women workers of the or , -om!7.a^_J^jffi^ii£ m the top of a-ship’s mast
SANITARIUM TO BE ENLARGED
tlon of-+‘,3 delegates to the-irrmoTnir| ttorriYFoposP to^croct. will contain an
convention, TITinois, Pennsylvania, auditorium, a gymnasium, and a serv-
lowa and Ohio following in relative i h e kitchen’. On the second tloor. quar-
onler. — rtei'y for the and for the Aux- _
~ ~ , g . ■ , — ' J/ltinrv will be catabllnhed. While the
erection of such a home Is not un
usual in auxiliary circles, it Is an ex
traordinary undertaking in the case of
IhU unit, whl^h has n membership of
25, In a town of only 7W> Inhabitants.
The women own a site for the pro
posed home purchased at ^ cost of
fnnn atrB' pTan”V*-iy erection ©f the
community memorial.
Legion Auxiliary of South Dakota Is
^ / Breaking Ground for Soldiers'
^ Wing to Institution.
In the heart of the Rlqek hlllf.
whore the a!r Is stlmuliatuig and pure,
tt.e American I region auxiliary of
B«Mith Dakota la breaking grotml for
the eract!<« of a •*4d»rrs' wing to tha
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far
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where there is the greatest danger of
falling off.
4. He la Insensible to Pain <v. 35).
The- dmnkard is utterly ignorant of
what happens to him while under the
influence of strong drink. Many
bruises and wounds the drunkard has
which he cannot account for. , «
5. His Abject Bondage (v. 35). After
all bit suffering*, sorrow and disap
pointments, he goes on as a bond
•lave In the ways of do.
6. Heil ox Last. No drunkard shall to-
i herlt the kingdom of boareo (I Cor.
E VERY £arm Beads two automobiles, one of which shembf
be a closed model Chevrolet. . ' - .
The open touring car U beet for paeral farm uae, i
•cagers or perhape miscellaneous bulky produce or i
diae, but for coid or rainy woochar, aad for church or aodainao
the family needs a dosed cor, either o 2 passenger UdUry
Coopf ae illustrated, or tha 5 passen^tr iedaq. Tha aatoa
are of
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