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Sins* You ! INTERNATIONAL SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON FOR FEB. 3 THE HOLY SCRIPTURES P**1m 19:7*14; 2 Timothy 3:14-17 Re< .•1 D. Pri srriptions In that Psalm—“pure, clean, true and righteous altogeth- "Thy word is a lamp unto my feet, ' Auu light unto my path." I Paul in charging Timothy refers him to the “sacred writings" in which he had b:*en instructed from his ■ youth. Thereby "the man of God may ( be complete, furnished completely un to every-good work." be hoard before mo, on the first Monday in February next at ten o'clock A. M. and if no valid ob jection are filed thereto letters will be granted as prayed for. W. H. STEMBRIDGE, Ordinary. | The Christians Sacred Book is [ descriptive statement of tl. Bible. In fact, it is a library consisting of ‘ r.ixty-six books, divided into the Old and New Testaments. “How We Got Our English Bible," by J. Patterson Smyth answers many questions in the mind of every investigator. Beyond all human source this Book comes from God. Rev. F. B. Meyer, D. D., says, “Inspiration consists in the di- 'd* certain - v j ne quality that’ inheres in the -u^ta* n an< * *’ r ° ° Ce Bible." It is certainly different and will tolerate even more fU p er j or to cvery other book and is ,ceded- aKe f well called the Book of books. One sustenance, and canno. | cannot c i a j m ^ be well educated who , bt-ar more food 1 n k is not conversant with the general ar> . to sustain life. Per- c . ontent thereof. Dr. Meyer also r _tinct that 0 “ states, “The best argument for the o" thl ' Pl*>n*sL most Bib | 0 u the ctaracter ,, create.," and GEORGIA. Baldwin County. unstimulatinK diet. William E. Gladstone dcelared. “The | Robert H. Harper bavina made ap-| on is 1 Sunday School is the worlds jrrent- j plication for permanent adrninistra-j deny nim; es: institution tor popularizing the tion upon the estate of Mrs. Mary K. idling. u K grandpa I ,nij milk, don , t have mast potato, you neea wor |^» g greatest Book." i call him a PBck nuraber Read this Book through, and do so abhors scalloped potatoes. y as 0 f ten ^ p08 sible. Then commit le him in* 0 outing some many chosen passages to memory, .led dish with a little « - CVC th | One of these will be the nineteenth e in it. yet no real fue or Pnalm, from which the first Scripture .ling fit®* >' ou may * ,Ve ,m ; ^ portion is taken today. If you wish ,nning fit °f indgestion away .n , ^ notc many ^rms f or the Scriptures If he refuses j read Paalm 119 , wher e there is some im or. graham mus . j men y on j n D f the 176 verses. In Th* oidfft machine of today, was : fts age the Bible is still the bably built out of the h~*t ma- b eg . seller each year in all literature, the outset. It has lasted ; both modern and ancient. A very by being properly housed, j s j mp i e am j ye t m0 st comprehensive joints correctly lubricated, no j gtatement is fluids having been heaped upon it | „ sin wifi kcep yQU from ^ Book . i having had the proper uo or j^ia Book will keep you from sin.” engine. If you desire your <hu-| U i machine to last a long time, uo | hinder its normal action, j YEAR’S SUPPORT GEORGIA, Baldwin County. ' The appraisers appointed to set 1 aside a Year’s Support for Mrs. Jose- ■ phine S. Boone the widow and Joseph i Boone, the minor child of S. A. Boone, late of said county, deceased, I out of the estate of said deceased, . „ . , . . having filed their return in this of- thU I.'therefore to notify .11 persons concerned that said applies tion will be heard on the first Mon day in February, next, ut 10 o’clock A. M.. at which time let all persons Bhow cause why the return should not be made the "Judgment of the Court, and if no valid objections filed thereto the appraisers return will be made the order of this Court. This January 7, 1929. W. H .STEMBRIDGE. Ordinary Baldwin Co. Ga. TEN MILES ON A MULE offering for Salo mon regrot not buying my ti they will bo jut as sad if thi I slip by tkam. Soa or J. L. SIBLEY CITATION Safety, silence and simplicity are features of the new Ford six-brake system Harper, deceased, this is therefore to notify all persons concerned that said application will be heard on the first Monday in February at 10 o’clock A. M., and if no valid objec tion is filed thereto, letters will be granted as prayed for. This 7th day of January, 1929. W. H. STEMBRIDGE, Ordinary Baldwin Co. Ga. ivmg 3 ti he likes, you are adding to h»s fort and longevity, besides goth- g blessings on yourself tha are gn:y nice t<* have; then, freak difct- U harmful at any age. MCRIME SAYS I fo Pleasing No* that we are learning to do all rts of things it might be well )U a little attention to that most portant art of all arts, the Art of ► i an Art and not Science. r you may learn out of a book, i Ar. takes practice. tin or moral something : about, hut just i expediency. You u; then learn Study carefully each of the follow- g selected portions tha. are a part ” but! 0 * th** lesion. Deuteronomy 0:4-9; of the ! Ju-’ bua 1:8, 9; 2 Kings 22:8-20; Ne- ‘ hemiah 8:1-8; Psalm 19:7-14; Luke 24:25-32; Acts 17:10-12; 2 Timothy 3:14-17. The first reference indicates a portion that, the Hebrew places in his mezuzah and pyhlactery. This Word place on his doorpost and it is taught to his children. The Jew has made an incalculable contribution giving thiB Book to the world. Well does the Psalmist say “The law of Jehovah is perfect, restoring the soul." The Word was indeed law and its precepts were to be accepted and obeyed, for they are “right” Psalm 19:7-8. Take the other de- Baldwin Court of Ordinary Jan uary Term. T. J Brooks having filed his appli cation for administratton upon the estate of Mrs. Etnmu Hodges late of said county deceased. This is there fore to notify all persons concerned both kindred and creditors that the I WE SELL WINDOW CLASS CHEAP PHONE 124 OR 240 CULVER A KIDD DRUG CO. “OF COURSE" THE REX ALL STORE BL0ATEDJEEUN6 And Otter TranMet West Away After TMi South CoTothri»n Hud Talus Black-Dranght. Ira, S. C.—-*I hara used Black. Draught, at in‘*'rvnK for nbout five years." says Mr. J. F. GUIUnnd. c this place “I take ii for indigo* tior “After eating. I would hare tight, bloated feeling, ruri »^<ns l- my chest and stomach. : ' 'ub spit up my food, ard «oaie v.ujjv: ate would not agree with rt * rt r.!i “I would be hungry, but nir: 1.1 ti. oat on account of the indlgcct on. ? would be constipated, too. "Some one told me that I u*ub try Black-Draught, which ilL with gone! results. I toko J: small dose alto: meals, and l :.u like a different person. “I do not have any mere tr.ahl- of that kind. I can nov cut al most anything I want u:. at ^ time, and it does tiol hurt m* "Black-Draught .i medicine. 1 can rccoine..i it v others.” Thousands of people have f<nn» relief, in cases of common Uidtge* tion, by taking a pinch of DI>u:k Draught after meals, and continuing, this treatment for several days. Take Thedford's Block-Draught It Is purely vegetable and acts in i helpful way. without the bad effect- of mineral drugs. ONE of the first things yon this construction, the entire will notice when yon drive surface of the shoe is the new Ford is llsc quick, brought in steady, uniform effective, silent action of its contact with the dram the six-brake system. instant yon nress your foot m. . on the brake pedal. Thin n „ <cre £Sr g ..d *£■£**”" of ^ E owItag jm,] make tb«Ford — - separate emergenev* or pack- °P* ing brakes are all of the Another feature of the mechanical, internal ex- Ford brakes is the esse off ponding type, with braking adjustment, surfaces fully enclosed for broken protection against mnd, m adjusted by turning m water, sand, etc. gCfW conveniently located The many advantages of on the outside of each brake tl«la type of braking system plate. This screw is so have long been recognised, notched that all ffqur broken They are brought to you in can ho set alike simply by the new Ford through a listening to the “clicks.** scries of mechanical im- The emergency or park* provements embodying ; ng brakes on the new Ford much that is new in design requireUttleattcntion.How- and manufacture. A purlieu- CVC1> 8 ] lou sa they need ad- lorly unique feature is the j ualmcnl a | any time, con- simple way by which a spe- HU |, yoar p on | dealer for cial drum lias b<*cn con- prom p|, courteous, and eco- atrucled to permit the use of service. He works two sets of internal brakes uni ] er factory super- on the rear wheels. vision and he has been spe- A further improvement dally trained and equipped In braking performance is to help you get the greatest effected by the oelf-eenter- possible use from your car Ing feature of tho four- over the longest period wheel brakes — an off time at a mini- exclusive Ford do mum of tremble ml Yclopment. Through Wgir exprawe. Ford Motor Company » i: people u> please you; few hunches Bvn 1 of ejju r. that : dis- : > veryhody. Do not prahi nor dispraise yourself, noi fac. talk of yourself at all Upraise- is a common form Pnpeeable egotism. -• not he iragic. Have tumor. Host things do r Sine things out of ten that -hruteninc di-appear when you ■d at them. It is very dish*arten- o i:ve with one who is perpetual- Cultivate a pleasant voice. Do Clothe yourself as afford. Do not have Is, frayed cuffs, towsl- Kceping °P'e’s due i s feelings. Clean Beware ..f halitosis, plainly, one letter J ■omfortable spar -s Here's a “hired man” who works for 2c a day! Y OU would jump at the chance to get a hired man who—for two cents a (Jay—would pump water for the needs of a family of six people—water for kitchen, bath and laundry. Or pump enough water fop 18 head of cattle—or 3? pigs—or . 3 5 sheep. Of course you would! We offer you such a “hired man" in the Paul Water System. Let’s Be Modem! The old hand pump or well with a bucket at the end of a rope is out of date — by about a century. Why not substitute the Paul Water System—a modern, economi cal water system that not only gives you flowing water in the house and barn, but gives you fire protection as well ? The cost of operation is negligible under the new electric rate. The cost of install ing is extremely reasonable—especially on the terms we are offering for a limited time. SPECIAL TERMS— If you Act Now! If you act at oi * " a Pan! Wi BEAUTIFUL NEW pring Coats entative. Why A 0 w b® art tat things \ er ' t the little politeness ,: P ' hen a lady enters ■ Will you trade chicken*. R. I. Rvdr. ‘ *dc an; , of fnt. >i W. r ‘ —«* 2 °00 fo, J - L SIBLEY _ will Irsiail a Pan! Water System (deep or shallow well) for only $10 down — with 18 months in which to pay the balcnce! Investigate now. 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