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-. CHATTANOOGA BAKERY CA van".
More or Less. Good Prospect.
City Man-How many servants do "Some say the authorities are up in
you keep? the air in the defense preparedness."
Suburbanite--About one out of "I suppose the aviation department
twelve. authorities must be."
ertemWormsi orcaewormaersist in your Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets are the orig
the realVormituge. Dr. Pery's "Dead Shot.'' mnal little liver pills put up 40 years ago.
One dose does the work. Adv. They regulate liver and bowels.-Adv.
Any big man is a little mani w~ho Those persons who have nothing to
profited by a fair chance. (10 keep the dlevil busy.
Have ambition and your road will lie makes a great gain who loses a
ead1 upw ard. bad1( habIt.
THOUSANDS HAVE KIDNEY
TROUBLE AND DON'T KNOW IT
Weak and unhealthy kidneys cause so ATraWilonneAyn.
* much sickness and suff'ering and when
through neglect or other causes. kidney Tosnso epehv etfe
trouble is permitted to continue. seriousta hemlanimdatefcto
results may be expected. San.ot h ra iny ie n
Your other organs may need attention - i tnstehgetfrisrmral
but your kidneys should have attention rslsi h otdsrsigcss
Brat becausentheir porople host imsortand
f ou eeltha yur idnys re that Symptms and Kimdae T feetlof
~~~~~~~~~~Swamp-Root, the great kidney, liver and igbadrtobefeunl asn
blader emed, bcausitit pove toblader nigtmed dy, smrtized and ita
the rmedyyou eedndyurkdney tnd the pasigheckst or semkab,
rto ecruse te will help mpate.aahbcahe a:bcdzi
fer rgansto helth.resulsp dinestn dslepessneses. -
Ifyu el ht okidneyDsease, kh ypso idney tobesknrutnrombae.
Mouste op dou cneo raiz down alar- blood,-Reuoalisno rheomism, lubao,
swampRoot.the geat idney liveland ing, irddritaoblty, frnoufenlpsing
laddercresead emralet prvenc lac befwateritin, ayb sstn orflerita
-th kidney dis ee andiyou kidneys i-slow coplion, brikdneytroubl seimnits
order rean the oth. omo disost porm a biestaing uleposns neru
ease tha preail thearealmo ustessamrt disturbaandu to ad
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Mostet pheoles not doctline theaSwrm--Roo neria, wheatisme, yubano
eject, whle te orina disase oucaeth, reuarbifty-ceon-ot andehng,
tn ineres tearkabem dolaenyla siz abottles ayl dru ostoffesh o
fomr ae andmn ho msath ond Swamorst oa be usttearemed upneeou.
asPeIat preio, they lot athmlszeSwamp-RootfswPmeasant by Teno.n
tent rcogie yptentstoD.Kme&C, Bnhosamtoy N. yu Tare givesdyovn thett
tontenvt themaalve eit dofrn thSedicine.T illso sen you ad hoou can
valuabhle teorigonases contan-n ofreae thouad oreful ettereceiande
stntkdny, lieun badermie h sytbe . Thovluae andtsuless of al protareso
wEkown Ntha You eadesyr obaisen o o a sample size bottle. m-otb encresing
te et oD.Kilmer & Co., Binhamton, N. Y. WhnThiig esn iventyon this oppr.i
to te tem rkal'erto T tt en.Te wil' alo ienloualoos
frou e n woni 1 wh Aa h on Sap Rotobeuthremedy Thate
Constipated caRTER Makes ILife
.anld Happy. TLE Worth Living
dall PillGenuine bears signature
AIE C~ o';:.n t ARTER'S IR ON PLLS
*any clordees faces but wIN greatly help most pale-faced people
kIIDMONAL
ISONDAYScHlOOL
LussoN
(By E. 0. SELLERS Acting Director of
the Sunday School Uourse in the Moody
Bible Institute of Chicago.)
(Copyright, 1917, Western Newspaper Union.)
LESSON FOR MAY 6
.JESUS THE SERVANT OF ALL.
LESSON TEXT-John 13:1-15.
GOLDIDN TEXT-And whosoever of you
will be the chiefest, shall be servant of
all.-Mk. 10:44.
This lesson l really a continuation
of the latter part of the lesson of last
week, for the glory of Jesus is his un
selfisiness whereby he wrought out re
demption for mankind.
I. Selfishness Amid Holy Surround
ings (vv. 1-11). The world does not
appreciate Jesus. It never has. "IlIs
own," the Jews, did not appreciate
him. We are considering him today
as he was about to depart from the
world that had despised and rejected
him to one thlat appreciated him (Ileb.
1-0). The development. Verse 2
tells of the Satanic suggestion that
came to the heart of Judas. In it was
personal desire, and, connected with it,
human conspiracy. The coming to
this upper room has been pointed out
ly a mun hearing a pitcher (Mic.
14:12-16), the pitcher being suggestive
of the Iloly Spirit which was about to
comne in the place of the visible Christ,
and it is in the midst of such sacred
surroundings as this that Satan enters
the hearts of students. This is a sug
gestion as to the power of environment.
Environment is an aid, but it does not
produce ei'cctive safety. No moment
Is too holy for Satanic suggestion.
Jesus knew that the hour was come
when he was to depart out of the
world. "Having loved his own, he
loved them to the end." Even though
the Father had given all things into
his hands, still it was necessary for
him to teach the disciples once more,
and finally, the lesson of humility. He
knew and remembered the strife
among the disciples (Luke 22:24-28).
Doctor Bonard's fi'rmous dream, analyz
ing zeal as being made up of ambi
tion, pride and elements other than
the love of God is worthy of consid
eration in this connection. We need
to realize the danger of selfishness
even in our service for God. Have we
exalmined our motives? If the con
sequences of our superiority, either of
rank or ability, tempts us to shirk the
lowliest of services, it is time for
God's children to recall this scene, and
remember that "the servant is not
greater than his Lord." Peter's strong
protest (v. 8) brings out the fact that
the washing by Christ of the dis
elples' feet was deeper than
merely the outward application
of water (See Rom. $:9).
ii. Service, the Evidence of Divine
Humility (vv. 12-15). (1) This service
was tender. Jesus had all things (v.
3), yet he became the servant of afl.
(2) It was for all. All needed a wash
ing. All the disciples neededl to learn,
and all serv'ants must learn, to obey.
(3) It signified sanctifleation. We are
saved once for all, but we are con
stantly lbeing stainedl by our contact
with sin in the n1rlid; hence the need
of renewed cleansing. New light re
veals new need of cleansing. (4) It
signified (deity. Jesus read the thoughts
of his disciples, lie became their serv
ant that in years to come they might
know the meaning of service, Hie be
came their example, and in years to
come they remembered his knowledge
and service. (0) It was for "his own."
The disciples did( not know what it
wa he had (lone to them. Little do
we undlerstand oftentimes what it is
the Lord has (lone to us. Jesus set
them an example whereby he would
remove the dirt of crime, self-seeking
and every' manifestation of selfishness
from their sin-stained souls, We may
call Jesus Lord and Master, and it is
well that we do so. for Master and
Lord he is indeed, but, if we call him
so, let us not (10 aught than make him
in our lives what we call him wvith our
lips. The idlea here 'emphasized has
given rise to much religious literature.
"The Imitation of Christ" by Thomas
a'Kempis, is the most popular book in
the world next to the Bible.
"Verily, verily, I say unto you" (V.
10). This introduction shows how im
portant Christ considered his teaching
at this point. "The servant is not
greater than his Lord" (See Matt. 10:
24; Luke .8:40; 22-27). If the Lord
bent to this lowly service, certainly
they, the servants, should not think it
beneath them to do likewise, nor
should the one that is sent (an apos
tle) consider himself greater than he
that sent him. John, who w"rote this
epistle, was one of the apostles guilty
of an unholy strife for powver and po
sition, and desirous of bringing fire
dIown upon those who did not acknowi
edlge and follow Jesus, but he became
a marvel of love and tenderness.
Knowing and doing are the- twin pil
lars of the Christian faith upon whieh
the house of happiness is built. Such
service is not egotistical,
It is this that has proved the supe
riority of Christianity over all the re
ligions of the world.
If we seek to (10 service for others,
then we have the right to calli Jesus
Master andi Isord,-but if.we seek( honor
ramther than to beC humbly usl('ii, wve
shntll have no right to call him thus.
This instapee made a dleep imapres
sioni uport Peter, as can be seen from
the striking illusion in his first epitlne
TAKES I
DANGI
New Discovery! Dodson
Salivate or Make You!
Medicine for I
Ugh ! Calotnel makes you sic<
Take a (lose of the dangerous di
tomorrow you may lose a (lay's v
Calomel is mercury or quicksilh
necrosis of the bones. Calomel, n
to contact with sour bile crashes
it up. This is when you feel th
and cramnping. If you are slu
knocked out," if your liver is toi
constipated, or you have headache,
tongue, if breath is had or stomac:
spoonful of harmless Dodson's Liv
'Here's my guarantee-Go to
and get a 50 cent bottle of Dods(
Take a spoon ful and if it doesn'l
Germany's Way.
"G(ernnny wants ilenev, but ii must
be her (itwn ee, pix Germanien, a
Gelmnn peace, tlait gives ler Helgi um1.
niorthern1 Francev, llmania anld Conl
siderabhle more.
Adinral Davey, who was answering
a pid fist argument iII a debatite in Sitc
1ralento, shook his head and went on:
"Geriany Is (itiie willing to behave
herself, provided sli (nnll run tihe whole
world-have It all her own way.
"(Gerniany is Ilie the iy whlose
husband Cale home with a new safety
razor andl( sawd, anxiously:
"'On oi (e'ouit of the high war prices,
my dear, I im going to shave myself
hereafter. Won't you, too, do soile
thing to econoin/ize?'
"'Why, of course, I will,' she re
piled, del ighitedly, 'I'll cut your hair.'"
FRECKLES
Now Is the Time to Get Bid of These
Ugly spots.
There's no longer the slightest need of
feeling ashamed of .your freckles. as the
prescription othine - double strength - is
guaranteed to remove these homely spots.
Simply get an ounce of othine-double
strength-from your druggist. and apply a
little of it night and morning and you
should soon see that even the worst freckles
have begun to disappear, while the lightet
ones have vanished entirely. It is seldom
that more than one ounce Is needed to com
pletely clear the skin and gain a beautiful
clear complexion.
Be sure to ask for the double strength
othine, as this is sold under guarantee of
money back if it fails to remove freckles.
Adv.
The Only One.
Mrs. MeDufy-So ye referred to me
in spakin' to Mrs. Cissidy is "that
Janhitor--Y'ou're miistalken, m1a1'amli. It
waIs Mr's. Mc~milllin next dothaIht I
referred to.
Mlrs. McIl~tun'y-Doni't add1( loyini' to
yure otheir inisults. Ye w'ell kunow t hat
maran'~l ini this blho(ck
With the Fingers!
Says Cfrns Lift Out
Without Any Pain
Sore corns, hard corns, soft corns or
any kind of at corni cani shortly be
lifted right out with the ingers if you
will apply on the corn a few drlops of
freezone, says a Cinlcinnlati authoity.
At little cost one can get a small bot
tle of freezone lit aniy drug store, which
will positively id one's feet of every
corn or callus without pain or sore
ness or the dainger of infection.
This new dIrug is an1 ether compound.,
and dries the~. lmomient it is applied and
does not infia~no or even irritate the
surrounding uk in. Just think ! You
can lift off' your corns and~ calluses
now without a bIlt of piiin or soreness.
If your dlrugg~t hasn't freezone he can
easily get a smialI bottle for you from
his wholesale drug house.--ady.
Deriving Immediate Benefit.
"I'm afraid yoiu don't take enough
exercise."
"I used to bie de~linlquent in that re
spect," r'ehlied thle indolent citizen.
"But that's r4st. I get on my feet anti
expanlld Ily l.migs every time ainyb~ody
plaiys, sIngs '.,r recites 'The Star-Span
gledl hann~ler,' and1( it's happiening more
frequlently (' ery'3 (day."
Umportant to Mothers
Examine carefully every bottle of
CASTOIA, that famous old remedy
for infants aL d chllilren, and see that it
Bears the...
Signature of
In Use for Oqer 30 Years.
Children C'r' for Fletcher's Castorla
Bucks Against the Style.
"A fl'low who reftises to waeari while
socks."
A i iv nqu d atvo catar a nlir
A wl-rddog goes out wahe'n lie
sees that ho lAs to be kicked out.
rA.E rLAC
EROUS CA
's Liver Tone Acts Like Calon
sick-Don't Lose a Day's Work
en, Women, Children-Read
It's horrible! right up and make y
ug tonight and wvant you to go back
'ork. money. Dodson's Li
ler Which causes sale of calomel becau
hen it comes in- entirely vegetable. the
nto it, breaking make you sick.
it awful nausea I guarantee that on<
ggish and "all Tone will put your
rpid and bowels clean your bowels of t
dizziness, coated waste which is cloggi
I sour, just try a you feel miserable. ]
er Tone tonight. Dodson's Liver Tone
any drug store feeling fine for month
>n's I.iver Tone. It is harmless; doesn't
straighten you ant taste.-Adv.
W. L. DOI
"THE SHOE THAT HOLDI
$3 $3s50 $4 $4.50 $5 $4
Save Money by Wearing W. L. E
shoes. For sale by over 9000 shoe c
The Best Known Shoes in the
. L. Douglas name and the retail price is stampe
tom of all shoes at the factory. The value is gu
the wearer protected against high prices for inferior
retail prices are the same everywhere. They cost no
Francisco than they do in New York. They are alwa
price paid for them.
he quality of W. L. Douglas product is guarani
than 40 years experience in making fine shoes.
styles are the leaders in the Fashion Centres <
They are made in a well-equipped factory at Broc
by the highest paid, skilled shoemakers, under the c
supervision of experienced men, all working with
determination to make the best shoes for the price t
can buy.
Ask your shioe dealer for W. T. Douglas shoes. If
not UPPlY you wvilh the kin(d you wiant, take n
inake, writo for interesting booklet exslaining
got 4shoesof the highest standiardi of qual ty for th
gy return miinsli, postago free.
LOOK FOR W. L Douglas
name and the retail price
stamped on the bottom. Presidt
Training Disabled Soldiers.
France is teachilig soimie of hed "4N
wolndedttI S(oIlirs how to bv ip-to-dlte pilay]
farmeis in spite of tli ir disailitIs. "11
At Celhtrd, in the departient of tlie soiI
Loire, InII institution lisms beii opented "I
vith i complete e(quipment. of modern
farm iai chinery for the ctil INIvatilon tnd
harvesting of crops, including i fractor "I
for plowing andl other purposes. The a blig
Instructton Is essentialyl practical, the "Y'
staff ronsisting of a competent aigr- of p
cultui'st and1 anO (xpert muechaic was 5
versed In fanri mac hliery.
Eczema? Use Tetterine, sht:
"I have beeni troubled with Iezema on"
the face for nearly two years, and a few
apsplicationts of Tretterine and the use of
Tetterine .Soap Iuis entirely cured me. I
cannot say too uiauchi for its praIse."
Myrickts, Mass. Mrs. S. A. Itasins.
Tetterlaincrs Eczema. Diand ruff. Itch
ing Piles, Ring Worm anad every form of
Scalp and Skin I is(nse. TPetterine 50c'
Tet tertiie Soap 250e. At druggists, or by
malld re t from The Shsuptriine Co., Sa
WIth every mall order for Tretterine we
give a buox of Shuptrine's 10c LIver Pills I
free. Adv.
Takes Less Time Occasionally.
Tli Ihe lghor ( 'U O Lu i;y ). Ti
t Ii miioves a lot ini 2( yeasrs.
The Lowbrsow ( who got stuni g oni ai
subturbant Iland schemiue)-It moltved(
smlue overniighit .-Puck.
To Drive Out Malaria M4AD~
And Build Up The System CO(
Take the Old Standard GROVE'S SI
TASTELESS chill TONIC. You know I _
what you are taking, as the formula is
printed on every label, showing it is FR
Qtunine and Iron in a tasteless form. The
Quinine drives out malaria, the Iron a
builds up the system. 50 cents. .
Sad. I 0
' Wrm-hyso gloomiy, told ebapj-?
LOCuISt-.My SVfsweethrt's away on
sevenlteen-yeasr visIt-..
Kidney & Co. Pon
(BY DR. J. H-. wATSON)
The klinys and the skin work In
harmony. The'y're c!ompan~uilons, thwith 1Il
skin beIng the seconrd pairtr. If we( deoran
are anxious to keeps wull 1su amitprserve 11 ig
the vitalIty of the hdieys and, al so, hv
free tile blo(od fromxousi ii i1 elmts reitcor
we must pay3 5 seiate ntIi 515Iion to it "'Ito
good atction~ of the skini iiii to ee' fliat in i
the kidneys aire flushed so' as to e'lii- GRtA1
nate the po0Isons fromi lt blood.
Sweiting, by hardit work or ini a bth , You
at* heast once( ai wveek. hlp s to k eep thle uip I
skin aind k idnieys in goodi (towlit ion, iilexi0
hi~ush thle Ikineys by d ri nk ing plentyv liver,
oft ipure waiter with rueals aind bettween~ ive i
mealIs. (O)ca sionhalIly bitains ait thle drug of tI
store Anturie. doule strnth . which and<
will hlush th kidneyis'. anrd the In- (.nnf o
te-;tlnes. Y'ot will imi that Aniurle Is this e
inany tities fisure aie)iv. thian lthlia vlais
anmd that itt l~ i i ovi's i iei as hot for I
wat~er doeits suga~ r. ISold
INTERSM1
HjELLTO!
LOMEL
iel But Doesn't Gripe,
-Harmless Liver
guarantee!
Du feel fine and vigorous
to the store and get your
ver Tone is destroying the
sc it is real liVer medicine;
refore it can not salivate or
spoonful of Dodson's Liver
duggish liver to work and
hat sour bile and constipated
ig your system and making
guarantee that a bottle of
will keep your entire family
s. Give it to your children.
gripe and they like its pleas
JOLAS
ITS SHAPE
I $7 & $8 AX8'W.VVN
Oouglas
lealers.
Worlcd.
i on else bot.
arantced and
shoes. The
more in San
ys worth the
eed by more
The smart
if America. %0
ton, Mass . 0(
irection anj 'oV.
an honest
hat money -
otisor BEWARE OF
ho0w - SU83TITUIC3
Srico, Boys' Shoes
Best In the World
$3.00 $2.50 & $2.00
nWougis Shoe Co.,.
park St., iBrockton, Mass.
The Resemblance.
'ho is Ile yoting feilow over there
ng inris?"
e Is the C1lub's cie ciaiion'U.
11nd it chipl of, the oldI block.'
see-In poker clip.
Its Style.
hletnrdI you 1111( a new stilt witht
clheck in It."
im] heard right. It was a breach.
'iise stilt, and1( the check was.
rMyling ai homeiC nnd1( takIng a wife.
MAROMi
-d.,lMCARRn
TWO LARGE PACKAGES 25.
FROM THlE HI!GHEST GRADE DURUM WHEAT .
IN 12 MINUTES. COOK BOOK FREt.
KNER MFG.CO. OMAHA. U.S.A.
usf M~croni Fcort i (Inmerica.
T PROOF CABBAGE PLANTS -
Znrn~' dCarlst"0o "aeilSnoeNastom
nroc; postpaid 86o per 100. Batisretio gmaan
I' i'YVT PdIrt'N -zodiaw ehipmo
Popi per planta600 or 51.0
dto porl00. P.V.I~s so,sE~UJZniS .~
U.,_CH A RLOTTE, NO. 18--1917.
minent Resident of
North Carolina Indorses 1k
on, N. C.-"I suffered very muech
ny back and limbs. I had some
ement of the kidneys, but after
Anuric I obtained relief and
iad no0 trouble since. I cheerfully
mend the Anurie Tablets to all
muffer from too much uric acit
hie system."-CAPT. WV. 0S
ES, Milton, N. C.
will escape many Ills and clear
.1 Contd toinguie, thle satllow con
ni, the duill Iiheahe, tihe lazy
If you wllI take a pleasant laxa
rindte lip of the May-apple, juice
' leaives of aloes, root of jalap,
'alied "Pliensant Pellets." You
afin i at nhinost any dIrug store in
funti ry t hiese veisetable Pellets Iln
for t wentyI~-five cents-simiply ask
i;r 'or l'I(rce'sq Plensant Pelletsa
ori fifty years.
Sold for 47 yeor. K
Malaria,Chills & Fever.
Also a Fine Generat
IC *"egheigToi.