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*A m ©AT. AUGUST U, IMS. * .f. • *7 r* t for the a/7cu Mart DID YOU KNOW that — no matter what its make—your car can have a windshield of glass that "will not shatter? Good news to thousands of mothers who hesitate to take children on motor trips along crowded highways! The safety windshield has no wires in its construction, but is a triplex product made of three lay ers of glass welded together by h^at, pressure and a chemical treat ment that makes it indistinguish able from ordinary glass. Under severe impact triplex glass will yield, but does not fly in fragments or present jagged edges that cut and tear. Which is to say—it is good accident insur ance against more than half the injuries that occur to motorists, for insurance statistics tell us 65 per cent of all motor accidents are due to broken glass. Fyesight and one’s good looks are precious possessions. It pays _ to protect them in every reason- way. To Darken Light Tan Shoes ^ If you will rub your tan shoes with a cloth dipped in ammonia they vill be a darker shade when dry. If necessary, repeat the treat ment several times, allowing the leather to dry between applications. To Remove Splintera To extract a splinter easily, fill large-necked bottle nearly full ith boiling water, place the in jured part over the mouth of the bottle and press gently. To Protect Plants When plants become covered with insects, spray them with a syringe, using a suds of naphtha soap. Softens Lumpy Sugar When suxar becomes hard and lumpy, stand it in the refrigerator for a day and it will turn soft again. What makes a hen LAZY? Usually, it’s Uie wrong kind of feeding. Hens need a scien tifically balanced ration in this season. Give diem Quaker FUL-O-PEP EGG MASH and you’ll get more eggs, big ger eggs, better flavored eggs, than you’ve ever had before. Buy it from us. It’s econom ical because it goes farther. mm A Good Wall Paper Cleaner a tablespoon of kerosena, two of vinegar, two of ammonia, one of salt, a half cup warm water and one cup flour. Cook together, stirring continually. Then knead as you would bread dough, until smooth. Break into hits and rub soiled paper with it as if it wera an eraser. ' i\ ( I) YOU’RE SURE of ice with ip r, FRIGIDAIRE 'TJmTj UatfstB tv By Cccile Scimilessott Those first delicious early fall no matter how hot the weather ! days will be all the more enjoy- Intemotional Sunday School Lesson for August 26 PAUL IN A ROMAN PRISON Acts *16:16-40 Rev. Samuel D. Price, D.D., Associate General Secretary of the World's Sunday School Association Trouble followed success at Philippi. As Paul went daily to his place for teaching, a girl, indwelt with an evil spirit, was met. The demon within cried out against Paul as he passed by. A general study of the Bible, both in the Old and New Testament, indicates that the evil spirits are always especially aggressive when they find their sway in the lives of men is assailed as believers are added to the Kingdom. There is the outcry of conscious inferiority and knowledge of eventual complete overthrow, “For he must reign, till he hath put all his enemies under his feet,” I Corinthians 15:25. The outcry was against Paul’s Lord rather than against His mere messenger. In His Name Paul commanded the evil spirit to come out of the girl and there was instant obedience. But this girl thereby ceased to be of use to the syndicate that owned her, for they made gain through the devilment of the evil spirit that had possessed her. In some way her outcries had been used in a species of divination akin to modern fortune telling. These men, who cared nothing for humanity but only for personal monetary interests, laid forcible hands on Paul and Barnabas and dragged them before the magistrates who were influenced, probably with a bribe, to agree with the complainants, who demanded that these strtngers be imprisoned because they had stopped their questionable income. Hours of misery began with the cruel beatings, after which these friendly men were placed for special security in the inner prison, and that they might not escape in any possible manner their feet were fas tened between two boards grooved enough to hold their ankles. Long since they had learned that trouble-time should invariably be prayer-time and one can always have access direct to the Throne of Grace. In their prayer they rested their case with the Almighty. He has promised to be otgr Burden-Bearer as well as our Sin-Bearer. It was Peter who learned the truth: ’’Casting all your anxiety upon Him, because He careth for you,” I Peter 5:7. Martin Luther said: “When your troubles become too great for prayer, then began to sing.” Paul and Silas broke forth in singing because they were assured that their prayers were heard and would be answered in God’s time and way. “Suddenly there was a great earthquake” and all the incarcerated men. as well as Paul and Silas, found themselves free as walls fell apart and permitted them to go at pleasure. The jailer was also awak ened and was the most frightened man there. He drew his sword to kill himself before another could do it to him, for his life would be the forfeit if even one prisoner escaped. Paul, the always thoughtful, cried out that no one had run away. Then the keeper was still more afraid and used all courtesy as he brought these men forth. Meanwhile he recalled at least something of their teachings, which had become common report. He realized that their instructions must be truth and asked for himself: “Sira, what must I do to be saved?” • Paul at once gave the answer, which is still the only reply to make to any inquirer after everlasting life: “Believe on the Lord Jesus, and thou shall be saved." Bird Dog's Delicacy of Scent Remarkable The delicacy of a dog’s note—his ability to sift and define scents of In finite klnda*-to locate birds for the gunner, or follow faint trails of game. Is one of nature’s most amazing mir acles. High up In the list of delicate dog noeee are those possessed by th« “bird dogs’’—the setter and pointer. A pointer, from one whIV of the trail of a quail, can tell many things about that particular bird, no mat ter how many chickens, ducks and geese have crossed his path. He knows, for instance, whether It is alone or there are other quail with It There Is good evidence that he notes a difference between the body-scent and the foot-scent of the bird, because with only a breath of breeze In bis favor, he can locate In the brush, many paces from him, an unseen quail that has walked or flown IntoAcover to windward of him. Moreover, If he strikes the trail of a walking bird, he knows which way It Is moving and never makea the mistake of taking its back track. His nose tells him, at a distance, Whether his master has merely wounded or killed the bird outright If the latter, he goes forward with out hesitation and retrieves the quail. If wounded, he continues to point rigidly or advances at command until the bird again goes up—if it can. About your Health Thing*" You* Should Know Juat Work Fanners Union Mer. Co. BARNWELL. S. C. ilia ays use ^ ClanfteniS Bread kax mm’ Only Unwise Persons Lose Zest of Living It Is a fairly common experience to see life go stale. Every one has known people who have reached a point where they have lost their zest in living. They feel they have had all th6“‘Thrills. Nothing is left except boredom. Young people who have been spoiled by indulgent and »unwise parents often are in this plight They are eager to find a new kick and no kick is forthcoming. There are two preventives of such a frame of mind. One is to practice self-denial for self-denial’s sake, Just as an athlete keeps fit by exercise and restraint of diet The other is to get interested in doing something worth while; to forget the pursuit of happiness and take happiness as a by-product of useful living. An' athlete needn’t go stale If be takes sensible care of himself to pre vent It Neither need any person in the ordinary business of living. Jas. J. Ray, formerly of Blackville but now of Ulmer, was a business vbi- > 0 tor here Tuesday. Regular, legitimate toil never harmed any one. We often hear of “overwork” being a cause of break-down mentally and physi cally; but, when we look carefully into the matter, we find the victim, . long' prior to his invalidism, wrecked the machinery of his body by improper feeding, irregular sleep, and unsystematic exercise. Can you imagine a tubby, swivel- chair, club-ridden gormandizer, get ting exercise fron^ a ride in an up holstered automobile, and three hours a week devoted to panting around a fancy golf course, where he does his heavy-ballasted carcass more harm than gcod? Wouldn’t you think he is about fifteen or more years too late with hi# “exer cise”? There is no hope of long life for that sort of man—absolutely none! He is ip danger every moment he exists. One thing our city business men should remember: There is a vast difference between “good business” and right living. My idea is, there is nothing that pays quite so well as a rigorous adherence to proper care of the body. It is a shame that we violate ever^ law of diet, sleep, and exercise-—die young— and put the blame on overwork. Does Providence remove the man that commits suicide? » I knew a man who worked in a stone-quarry on his farm until he was near eighty. “A freak,” you No, you are the freak! This say. Next Wcd^_l*bor*» Friend if one has a smart new coat to wear. Evidently * some such thought was registered by Esther Ralston, a Paramount Star, when she posed for this picture which shows her new fall coat of soft WILUSTON HDW CO. Williston, S. C. gra^r faille with softer squirrel fur. iote that the lines are slightly flaring and the collar is not exag gerated in size. It is a very con servative little coat—a type that would serve well the average ward robe. For those who like extremes in style, late fashion notes indicate the use of huge fur collars. Indeed, sometimes they are so large that they almost hide "the wearers face. Again, they stand well away from the face, forming a framelike back ground for it that it most in triguing. P RODXrCT OP GENERAL MOTOXi EDUCATIONAL Con l rderate Home and School The School will open Sept. 17th, 1923 Girl# are received who wish to attmd Memminger High School. A comfortable home, supervision of studies, careful chaperonage and at tention to the mental and physical welfare of the pupils is provided, un der the management of a matron of experiehce and ability. A number of scholarships are avail able, among them one from each of the 7 Congressional Districts. Business women and young women wishing to take business courses or to study in the art or music studios of the City will be received as residents. Meals will be furnished if desired. For informstion apply to Mias Sadie B. Wagner, 64H Broad Street, Charleston, S. C. 666 Cures Chills and Fever, Intermittent, Remittent and Bilious Fever due to Malaria. It Utta the Germs. MONEY TO LOAN Loans made same day application received. No Red Tape HARLEY A BLATT. Attorneys-at-Law j Barn weD. S. C. Wm. McNAB Hats of Silky Felt For general street wear felt still holds unquestioned favor, but now it appears in unusurl color com binations which may be in contrast or different shades of the same color. This two-color effect is often developed in two fabric*-- a felt crown with brim of velvet, satin, or heavy faille silk, perhaps. A Pointed Style Note The arrow motif appears in tn- terestinx wavs on new fall frocks. One finds a band trimming for the flat neckline ends in a decided ar row point at the center front of the blouse. A slender band ending in an arrow head may extend up ward to deep cuff length to form a closing at the back of the sleeve. Clocked hosiery showing arrows descending from the knee toward the ankle are also exceedingly smart. Perforated Gloves for Sports New sports gloves appear in tan sW leather showing evelet perforations id extending up and down the back of fingers and hand, and many gloves are shown in two tones of leather—the darker skin inside, the light shade facing toward the world. Week-End TRIPS Round Trip Reduced Faroe from BARNWELL Fere* from Other Point* iiv Proportion Wrightsville Beach $ 10.05 Auguste 2.40 Myrtle Beach 9.85 Ticket# on »ale Friday# and Saturday#, good until midnight following Tuesday. Augusta $2.00 Tickets good day of tale.. Round Trip Summer Excur sion Tickets on sale daily to re sorts in Canada and the United States, good until October 81. We are prepared to serve you. J. E. MAHAFFEY, T. A. Barnwell, S. C. Phone 5 ATLANTIC COAST UNE m HEALTH AND ACCOUNT Of SUEANCB COMPANim BARNWELL. H. G Dietetic Principles Carbon and hydrogen are the chem ical elements that the body burns to make energy. But these elements cannot be used by the body in their raw state nor In all their combined forms. Petroleum is an excellent fuel for the gasoline engine but when taken into the body it is not affected, and passes out just as it was taken In. The vafbe of any food depends upon Its digestibility. The human body can use only a limited class of substances. But some of each class is needed every day. A well-balanced diet means a well-balanced body.—Kansas City WEEK-END TICKETS At very low round trip flares now on sale to mountain and seashore summer resorts. Travel by Train Comfortable—Economical—Safe Southern Ry. System Mi*, and Mrs Solomoni Brown and daughters left Tuesday for a visit to relatives in Paisley. man ate regularly, never sat in a swivel chair in his life; when tired, he rested. He had his full allot ment of fresh air; he slept eight hours every night; he ate just what he wanted and no more. He died at eighty-two—and he didn’t die of overwork. 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