Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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TWTX m: IBM a rtey Year Photograph SKflUHHH for Cod Yoor rtT«rMe« (Or God U jro« wdlfto opoo Rla matchlM worth and Hta woodorfM work* to tbo children of m«0.—Ooppcf'Hoftld. Elect end Noao-Eloct Tbo *>loct M are the ^booooTor will* - ; the “Bon-pipct" are the -who- •oeTer won't*."—Kchoee. Sin end Profit He who alii* for papflt shall not profit by hi* sin*.—Kchoes. (tizziness i K s I 1^: KODAKERSt Send year films to a* for develop ing and printing. One day service. Write for price*. ' • Lollar’f Studio ' , i — m 1423 Main Street COLUMBIA SOUTH CAROLINA We sell Eastman Films i have tend don is Thodbrd’s qtdtMy am [ just cant bo beat. "Black Ifamtivo I fiiil so mnch better after takfng it Black-Draught, **• costivene** stomach disorder, we find it most satisfactory, and -y family medicine.” I y An excellent new photograph of The President and Mrs. Coolidrr 1*ten on tho Whito House stops New Year day. Mrs. CooUdgc cei b rated her 4dth birthday on January A Association*! B. Y. P. U. Meeting Jan. 30th The following is the program of the Associationol B. Y.‘ P. U. meeting which will be held at Oasnberg Janu ary 80th, beginning at 10:30 a m: 10:80- a. im—Song. 10:86—Devotional—4fr. G. T. Brant. 10:46—Welcome Address—Rev. J. B. Gaston. 10:46—Response — Mrs. W. H. Dicks. 11:00—Duet—Hiss Martha Ducker and Mrs. Marie Block. 11:05—Message. “Ideals for Young People”—Major Paul Carroll. 11:20—Song—Ehrhardt Juniors. 11:25—Address--State Secretary J. L. Beggott 11:55—Solo, Master Lush Stanley. 12:00 M.—Playlet—Bamberg B. Y. P. U 12:16 p. m.—Message. “How a B. Y. P .U. Helpa its Pastor—Rev. C. K. Turner. 12:30 to 2:00—I/umh. 2:00—Song 2:05—Devotional — Miss Cornelia) Ciinkscales. 2:15—Awards ami Rep.rts of CommJttei s. 2:20—“The General B. Y P. I'.”— Mi«s Alva Baxley. 2:30—Address, "God’s Firfirer in American History"—Rev. A. T. O' Kelley. 3:00—Pageant—Ehrhardt B. Y. P. U. Benediction. Magistrate Hill Had a Close Call Sunday Magistrate G. L. Hill had a close call Sunday afternoon when attacked by a rattlesnake. He had stopped at a small stream to AH his car with water and did not notico'the reptile, which had evidently been lured out of its winter Quarters by the unusually warm weather. He saw a long streak in time to leap back, the snake striking the ground about 18 inches from hia feet. Mr. Hill hurried to hia car to get his pistol but by that time the snake was returning to its quarters in a hollow atump. The Magistrate plans to visit the spot again in an effoit to put sn end to the reptile’* career. How Doctors Treat f. ' Colds and the Flu! f 1 t To break up a cold overnight ot to cut shoft an attack of grippe, in fluenza, sore throat or tonsillitis, phy sicians and druggists are now recom mending Calotabs, the purified and refined calomel compound tablet that gives you the effects of calomel and salts Combined, without the unpleas ant effects of either. One or two Calotabs at bed-tinu with a swallow of water,—that’s all. No salts, no nausea nor the slightest interference with your eating, work or pleasure. Next morning your cold has vanished, your system is thor oughly purified and you are feeling fine with a hearty appetite for break fast. Eat what you please,—no dan ger. Get a family package, containing full directions, only 36 cents. At anv drug stem. (adv) Constipation,' liver, locks up body and allows dangerous work. Being pi QpTvfcafntng Blade-Draught inactive poisons 'in them to dot aril JACKSON s. cr Notary With Sea). iPrompt, f vegetable harmful system get; d preventing Get a packag everywhere. Thedford’s mm impuri-! Watch. r Elimination! , Goad Health Depends Upon Good Elimination. R etention of bodily waste in the blood is called a “toxic con dition.” This often gives rise to a dull, languid feeling and, sometimes, toxic backaches and headaches. That the kidneya are not functioning prop erty is often shown by burning o| scanty passage of secretions. Thou- - sands have learned to assist their kidneys by drinking plenty of pure water and the occasional use, of a stimulant diuretic. 50,000 users give Doan’s signed endorsement. Ask your neighbor! PILLS 60c ^ Stimulant Diantic to the Kidneya L PMter-Milbura Co., Mia Chem.,Buffalo, N. Y. High-Class Work Assured. .. ' . . •) Reasonable Prices. ' * Your Work Solicited. f 6 6 .6 is a Prescription for Colds, Grippe, Flu; Den gue; Bilious Fever and Malaria. It Kills the Germs DOAN’S l-j> ‘iUIIUIIllMIIIIIM" LIVER MEDICINE JUST RECEIVED.—A suuply of| Real Estate Titles and Mortgages.— Th« People-Sentinel office, Barnwell X T. H Ellis . ^ J. B. Ellis M's ' \x;i Wv ELLIS ENGINEERING CO. Land Surveying a Specialty. Lyndhurst, S. C. i Mr. Ralph Smith ha* accepted a position with General Motor* in Charlotte, N. C., and plans to move his family to the Tar Heel city early in February. Their friends will giv« them up with legret. About Ifout Health ■ ■ -- »■■■,■ ■ a gt Things You Should Know ADVERTISE in The Peonie-SentineL| ^^ ^ ^ ClLl'dlfS use v 1 ClanSSenS Bread / luXS nu y rs 'pclIi.iltic Advertise in The People-Sentinel. OheMost Holds Annual Meeting. Aiken, Jan. 20.—The Bank of Wes tern Carolii\ a held its annual stock holders’ and directors’ meeting in | Aiken Tut <day in the director’s room of the bank building. This is the | Iwgvst meeting in three yenrs. Tho report of the president, W. B. Tur-j ner, and condition of the bank in general, wan very plea«>ing to these j prei.’.s and the officers of the bank and its brancher were given a riaing vote of thanks for their splendid and efficient service. The bank does •not owe a dollar of borrowed mmey, the president said. . The 'officers re-c.'eeted weie, presi- t’dent, W. B. Turner; vice-president,] J. B .SaJley, and cashier. W. W. .Muckenfuss. A finance committee for) -each branch was arranged for. Hercules School Honor Roll. .The Honor Roll of the Hercules] School is as follows: First Grade—Harold Ray, Saleta j Huggins, LMah Still, Mildred Gunnels, Reubea Still. Second Grade—Wada Sanders, Sara Bandera, Eyerette Hutt \ F ankiej Hutto, Etberedge Gunnels, Margaret Creech, Erevin Still. Third Grade—Margaret Croft. Bur.-1 yan Baxley, Philip Pcas^k. Fifth Grade—Haael Dyehoa, Val- •eree Sanders. Sixth Grads—Lucilc Tacktr, Allen] by John Joseph Gaines, M D A FIRESIDE CHAT. “Keep the feet warm, the head cool^ and, the bowels open.” I was told by the old college professor, that strict obedience to this, com mand w’ould insure a healthy body at all times. I can think of at least fifty seri ous disorders, including fatal dis ease of the kidneys, and dangerous liver disorders, that have their ori gin in constipation. From ordinary av.to-intoxication we go from bad to worse; the kidneys break down in their futile attempts to carry away the body-poisons; the gall bladder becomes infected; the stom ach rebels; the blood becomes more vitiated; the heart finally weakens dangerously,—and all because of neglected bowels. A stitch in time is worth nine applied too late. The question of cold feet is in creasingly evident in these winter days. The low-pattern shoe is the correct thing in fashion; but I am yet unconvinced that the low shoe is not a shortener of life, and I know it is a menace to health; es pecially for women. The silk stock ing, the “goose pimples” beneath and the congested lung make the thoughtful physician wonder if the added attractiveness is worth the pricel Light head dressing should be Beauti CHEVROL in Chevrolet Hist* A Host of Improvements and Amazing Price Reductions With its smartly paneled and beaded new Fisher bodies—with its distinctive full crown one-piece fen ders, bullet-type lamps and “fish tail’* modeling—with its AC Oil Filter, AC air cleaner, coincidental ignition and steering lock, remote Control door handles and scores of other mechanical improvements, the Most Beautiful Chevrolet is the finest low-priced car ever presented the American public! And offered as it is at such amazingly reduced prices, it constitutes the greatest sensation of America’s greatest industry! Never before has any maker of quality cars provided such beauty, such luxury and such modem design at such low prices! Come in. See the Most Beautiful Chevrolet—the outstanding triumph of the world’s largest and most successful builder of gearshift cars! . t The Coach *595 Former Price 6645 yCHFVROIFT 1-Ton Truck' $ (Chassis Only) • • V&Ton Truck (Chassis Only) > The Coupe ■625 Former Price $645 as The Landau ♦745. Former price $765 The Sport Cabriolet Entirely new model with rumble seal • Balloon Tires Now Standard Equipment On All Models. All prices LoJb. Flint, Mich. ■jP Seventh Dyehes. Qraech. and I Your Job Work. worn, summer or winter. Tight- fitting hats are conducive to baM heads, which are perhaps minor ef fects of head-wrapping; both aealp and face are freshened and invigo rated by contact with winter air. Thi -idea ot enveloping the neck and hand la fur and feathers, aad the towar third of the perm in thin aflk, carries little appeal from ‘b- room standpoint. Barnwell, South Carolina ■al. m * 5. — COST]