THE OLD URGE
All persons over sixty should ho
i rivileced to take life easy?If thi'y
?i,it to. Most of them don't.
A Law Every
Mother Should
Know and Observe
Verer Give Your Child An
I nknotrn Remedy teilhout
Asking Your Doctor First
\i cording to I 1
any doctor you fc A?* r^ I
afe way is \
er to give
vour child a
remedy you don't know all
about, without asking him first.
When it comes to "milk of
oesia." that vou know everywhere,
for over 60 years, doctors
have said "PHILLIPS' Milk of
Magnesia for your child."
; Crv-_^i/?OTvc cav >/?//./>< when I
iu buy. And, for your own
I ire of mind, see that your
kl gets this; the finest men
know.
I fit ^/tu *W ficuU
^ You can cissist others by refusing
* to accept a substitute for the
genuine Phillips' Milk of Mag- rvSiP^arl
>ia. Do this in the [1
interest of yourself ^^5;^ lr,w |HB
h : your cnrafcn j]11
I' ; i Mic in general.
I Phillips'
, /fi/i1 of /1/atjf tteyieL.
J Many Are
? A man can go to college and still
si I a self-made man.
Shivering
with Chills
Burning with Fever
Sure Relief for Malaria!
Don't try homemade treatments or
n tangled remedies! Take that good old
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic. Soon you
v .1! be yourself again, for Grove's Tastelc
Chill Tonic not only relieves the
- mptoms of Malaria, but destroys the
'ion itself.
The tasteless quinine in Grove's TasteChill
Tonic kills the Malarial infection
in the blood while the iron it contains
builds up the blood to overcome the
of ts of the disease and fortify against
further attack. The 'wofold effect is absolutely
necessary to the overcoming of
M.ilaria. Besides being a dependable remedy
for Malaria, Grove's Tasteless Chill
y T?>r.ic is also an excellent tonic of general
Pleasant to take and absolutely
harmless. Safe to give children. Get a
hi *le today at any drug store. Now 'wo
i-?50c and $1. The $1 size contains
2]: times as much as the 50c size and
give- you 25% more for your money.
Wordless Poem
V picture is a poem that Is with- (
out words.
Laxative combination
folks know is trustworthy
The confidence thousands of parents have
in /.?>d, old reliable, powdered Thedford's
lib I k-Draught has prompted them to get
the new Syrup of Black-Draught for their
cl '-.iren. The grown folks stick to the
powdered Black-Draught; the youngsters
Pjohably will prefer it when they outgrow
t-.-ir childish love of sweets. . . Mrs. C. \V.
Adams, of Murray. Ky., writes: "I have
used Thed ford's Black-Draught (powder)
about thirteen jrears, taking it* for biliousness.
Rluck-Draught acts well and 1 am
a.ways pleased with the results. I wanted
J Rood, reliable laxative for my children.
J n-.ve found Syrup of Black-Draught to
'? just that."
black-draught
p\0 you suffer burning, scanty or
j-S too frequent urination; backache,
headache. di**inf>?* lo? of #n?rav.
leg pains, swellings end puffiness
under the eyes? Are you tired, nervous?feel
ell unstrung end don't
know what is wrong?
Then give some thought to your
kidneys. Be sure they function properly
for functional kidney disorder permits
excess waste to stay in the blood,
and to poison and upset the whole
system.
Use Doen*s Pills. Doen's are for the '
kidneys only. They are recommended
the world over. You can get the genuine,
time-tested Doen's at any drug
store.
MttMUMUHUi
The Cherokee Scout, Mi
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~J IMPROYF.D"*^^
UNIFORM INTERNATIONAL
Sunday i
chool Lesson
By REV. P. I* FITZWATER t> D?
Member of Faculty. Mo" !\ li, ?
InMltu'e of i hicai;o.
? Western Newspaper I nlon.
Lesson for November 24
THE MESSSAGE OF HAGGAI AND
ZECHARtAH
LESSON TEXT?Haggal 1:2-8: 2:8. 9;
Zechariah 4:6-50.
GOLDEN TEXT?I was clad when
they said unto me. Let us go into the
house of the Lord. Psalm 122:1PR1MAKY
TOPIC?A New llouse for
God
JUNIOR TOPIC?Build;: s a House of
Worship.
INTERMEDIATE AND SENIOR
TOPIC?Why We Build Churches.
YOUNG PEOPLE AND ADULT
TOPIC?Building Adequate Churches.
After the returned captives had settled
down in the towns surrounding
Jerusalem, the people were called together
for the purpose of establishing ,
iue worship of the ??rtl God. This
movement was led by Joshua the pri?-st
and Zerubb.'bel the governor. In view
of Hie fact that the clearing away of
I the debris of the old cite and temv.le I
and the erection of the new temple
would take a long time, an altar was
erected where sacrifices might be offered
at once to (Sod.
I. The Laying of the Foundation of
the New Temple (Kzra 3:8-13).
This was an auspicious occasion and
was celebrated with Impressive cere- j
monies.
1. The priests In their official apparel
(v. 10). These garments symbolized
their cr.r.ceeration to the Lord's
service.
2. The priests with trumpets (r. 10)
i rumpets were used in calling the pe<v
pie together.
3. The Levites with cymbals (v. 10).
This was according to the arrangements
ruade by David (I Chron. 15).
4. They sang together by course (v.
11). This means that they sang to
one another responsively.
5. Mingled weeping and singing (vv.
12, 13). Some of the older men who
had seen the ma^pilleent temple of
Solomon wept when they saw how far
short the present foundation came or
the former temple. Others were glad
because of the favor of Clod which had
brought them hack.
II. The Building of the Temple Hindered
(Kara 4).
The leading adversaries were the
Samaritans, a mongrel people, the offspring
of the poor Jews who were left
in Palestine and the foreign people i
who were sent Into Palestine after the
Jews were taken captive. The three
l>erils which delayed the building of !
the temple for about fourteen'years j
reveal the persistent methods which :
the enemies of Clod use to hinder the
building program of (Sod's people In
every age.
1. An unintelligent pessimism (8: !
12). Ilecause things were not as prom- i
ising as they should be. some were 1
not disposed to go forward with a
constructive program and even bin- i
dered those who possessed a hopeful !
outlook. Under the circumstances, a
glorious beginning had been made
which had promise of great tilings in
the future.
I tr^.1.11. I A *> *4.
... ./ *.VI.ip.VU..Ot v-,.., (
The adversaries said, "Let us build j
with you: for we seek your <?od.'*
This is Satan's most common and ef- '
fectlve method. The help of the tin- j
regenerate in forwarding the Lord's !
work should not be accepted by the '
Lord's people.
3. Open opposition by the world 1
(4:4-24). When refused a part In the !
work, open opposition was resorted to.
III. Assurance of the Completion of
the Second Temple (Zech. 4:0-10).
By means of the golden candlestick |
is represented the restoration of the 1
Jewish nation and the fulfillment of ;
its divine purpose. It was to be a
light In the world. There were :
insuperable difficulties In the way of j
accomplishing their restoration, represtarted
by the great mountain, but assurance
was given that Cod by his
Holy Spirit could easily accomplish j
their restoration. The mountain would ;
he displaced by a plain. The two
olive trees represent Zerubbabel and j
Joshua. The Holy Spirit was to ac
oompllsh this work through them.
IV. The Temple Finished (Ezra ?: :
i^Liro
Through the ministry of the proph- j
ets, Ilaggai and Zecliariah (Ezra 5:1;!
Hag. 1. 2), the people were encour- i
aged to resume thf wirk of the build
Ing of the tenv e ' ' . the temple
was finished, t. y solemnly dedicated
it to God (lv/ra 6:16-22).
V. The Blessedness of Dwelling in
God's House (Hs. 84:1-4).
1. The longing of the soul for God's
house (vv. 1. 2).
2. The sparrow and swallow find
protection in the sacred precincts oi
God's house (v. 3).
3. At home in God's house (v. 4)
Those who have a heart for God flm
their chief delight lu dwelling In hh
house.
lrphy, N. C., Thursday, Novemb
"Calumet sure gives you y<
Big New 10/
SAYS MRS. W. W. HICKBY. OF CHIC;
"THERE'S a lot of good
baking in that 10c can of w;
Calumet," observes Mrs.
than a dime any day! ' ry
"Of course, with my big
family 1 get the full-pound
can?and it's only 25c now.
As long as I bake. Calumet
Grandfather Rommel,
who was a baker for 40
years, says: "Calumet takes J
job nowadays." $ k
LOOK AT THE HEW CALUMET CAM! 'feS?
A simple twist. . . and the Fasy-Opening
Top lifts off. Ao delay, no spilling, no p^ T^
A Ktt'S (19
jfflnrir ' ' 'YSAV. WHAT RlGri^^
nf GEE, OAD...COME ONY? HE ^ EWJOV LIFE ^
y OUT AND SHOOT J V WHEN VOU FEEl^
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JiM.WRE MAKING YI J*W WSA I (EU- HER \
LIFE MISERABLE (] W HAD MV /^AE'S WCKVj
FOR All OF US M HEADACHES U 40U DON'T<
WlTH OOUR CROSS I M? WOlGESTlONll START ftCT.MG
IT, il VOU'O 66 (S AS MEAN to
vour old pad has
I sweu. to 6o jsm been a mew mam ell
i bumtimg wltaj^y slfjce he caan&ednh
er 21, 1935
>ur money's worth, with that
f make* Calumet so dependable? Why Is it different
ther baking powders? Calumet combines two distinct
ng actions. A quick action for the mixing bowl?set free
id. A slower action for the oven?set free by heat. This
1 Calumet prices are
VeV! Calumet is now selling at the
ist prices in its history.. .The regular
e of the Full-Pound Can is now
25c! And ask to see the new 10c can
lot of good baking for a dime?with
.imet, the Double-Acting Baking
'der. A product of General Foods.
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I *Kltl SHOES ! GET ItfTo I WHV NOr 6lV? HIM J"
the j\agwo lftomg^/|
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GOT COFFEE-NE^tS! - WE SOU I ^ KN0Wc,'l
PERHAPS WR6 ONE OF UPON THAT L poSTUM jd
THOSE WHO SAOUUWTT -To SHOW* I ALWAVS
DRINK COFFEE! WHS ( SOU HOW I DRIVES ME*
DC^j^U CHANGE TOj WRONG
"\A/HY WM coffee
Ifjy J VV bad for you, Dad?
V yj\ )> y^m ... I thought it was
S^; jyi bad just for us kids!"
"Oh, no! Many
grown-ups, too, find
W f / that the caffein in coffee
upsets their nerves,
causes indigestion or keeps them awake nights!"
tr ?
xi yuLx <uc uuuicicu uy utauatiics, or mui^csuon,
or can't sleep soundly ... try Postum for 30 days.
It contains no caffein. It is simply whole wheat
and bran, roasted and slightly sweetened. It's
easy to make ... costs less than half a cent a cup.
It's delicious, too ... and may prove a real help.
A product of General Foods.
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