The Centre reporter. (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, May 02, 1918, Image 6

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    OUR DEFENSE
In the spring we may be attacked at
any moment. Toxic polsons pile up
within us after a hard winter, and we
feel “run-down,” tired out, blue and
discouraged. This is the time to put
our house In order—cleanse the system
and put fresh blood Into our arteries,
You can obtain an alterative extract
from Blood root, Golden Seal, Stone
and Queen's root, Cherry bark, rolled
into a sugar-coated tablet and sold by
most drugg ists, in sixty cent vials, as
Dr. Plerce’'s Golden Medical Discovery.
This blood tonic, In tablet or liquid
form, is just what you need for “Spring
Fever,” for that lack of ambition. It
will fill you full of vim, vigor and vi-
tality.
Chilliness, when other people feel
enough, is a sign of biliousness, or
warm
furred coated t
loss of app:
aches or giddiness,
dull, droves,
feelir It's
that's’ at
want to
invigorate it
Pierce's Ple
Vith every
these
or ngue,
head
and
tite
fault
stimu! lat
PORE ey
LiKe
re
give ye y pe rmanen nt bene
on, C mstipation, Sour
Headache, and Dizzine
and pleasant to tal ar
ngtural
drug
them. They'l
fit for Indigesti
Stomach, Sick
They are small
the most thoroughly
Twenty five cents at
Frost Proof Cabbage Plants
By express, you paring charges.
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2001
000 at 178 ¢
Bias 150)
D. F. JAMISON, SUMMERVILLE, S. C.
most
POST PAID
f.o.b 10% i
hers LU, 12.6
TABLE TALK AT
ITS BEST
Excellent Recommendations
Those Who Were Recognized as
Highly Proficient in the Art,
"Table talk,” says Leigh
perfect should be
ry, differing ith di
grave, always
deep points, dw
able ones, and |
and be heard.”
Frenchman at
fasts who liste
Jess A
talker waiting his chance, f ened his
eyes on Macaulay and muttered, “S'll
tousse, {1 est perdu.” In regard to the
part of anecdotes In table talk, 1
quote two “He
stored his memory with slight a
dotes, private incldents and personal
peculiarities, § John-
son, “seldom falls t ind his audience
favorable.” “Of all
claimed De Quincey, “v
his folly hesitates to har
in its mysterious wi
propagate his species,
ferable is the teller of
Exchange.
* Sincere ©
scord rm
uching on
season-
y speak
bresak-
end-
another
nol , 'Q
neq Ai i |
eloquence, ar
opinions,
Or.
ned
accor:
Up to Date.
Marcella-—Is Bennie
still painting houses for a |
Waverly—Yes, but
®t that now.
Marcella— What
Waverly-—Camoufla
~-Youngstown Tels
loes he call it?
residences,
Her Pet Name.
“Isn't you husband devoted to the
mces?’ “Just about
eall him my better haif.”
Crazy them.
Some men's littleness Is by
biggest part of them.
Nobody ever
he fig thing.
teaches food
conservation.
Saves
FUEL
SUGAR
TIME
WHEAT
AND
WASTE
SOLD BY
GROCERS.
Horseshoes
for Luck
By HILDA MORRIS
Copyright, 1918, Western Newspaper Union.)
Cissy
street when
It Iny !n the
almost
she was doing, Cissy
pleked it
find hot
HON
they
husy
horseshoe,
feet,
what
and
was waiting to
found
gutter at
Cross n
the
her
alized
she
very
ined before she re
SLOOP ol
not often
but
does
the city,
had come
are frequently to be found
Moreover,
up. ne
wshoes in “hack
from,
in the
who
up.
Other
where (Clssy
roads, one
horseshoe should plek it
good luck.
befall,
stout Indy in eo seplskin cont
3 looked scorn
the girl who stopped te pick
but Cissy
the bundles she
ome from market ar hut
bringing
» evil may
Fhe
ho stood besi
fully at
con
up horseshoes, hastily
it Was
ried
Arong
reathless
the findi
an event «
even
been keeping
-—
or al
Looked Scornfully at the Girl.
which made CClssy's lonely days en-
durable. It seemed now that they
were taken from her, and the future
looked suddenly as blank and dun-
colored as the walls which hemmed
She had not heard from him
for months—he must have been
writing to the other girl,
As Clssy reviewed the days of her
friendship with Arnold Black she told
het sternly that, after all, there
sme
raelf
hind been nothing In {t which gave her
n right to hope, They had been friends,
good frienfls. And yet perhaps there
had been something more befween
them, She had felt It; evidently he
had not. If only she could forget, if
there were something else to fill her
dnys—some other man, “Yet deép in
her heart knew that there would
never Be any other man who eould
take Arnold's Black's place, She saw
herself living through a dreary length
of years with a secret anche in her
a pala which she could confide
she
heart,
to no one. -
Cissy wns roused from her dreary
hy a sudden sharp thud, and
horgeghoe, which she had put
hastily down the couch with her
bundles, lay at her feet, Classy looked
at it resentfally.
For
bitterness,
But the horseshoe Inay there as
though it were a facet not to be denied,
n checrfol fact, In spite of the girl's
reverie
the
on
" nek ™ she murmured with
the of that
to suggest hope and
itles for fortune,
po inherited a superstition regarding
felt that she wus
bound to respect this one, It was the
only pleasant thing that had happened
to her that day: 1t might omen
of some unknown, approaching good.
resolved to hang it up.
The tenants
horseshoe
infinite
Cissy
sight
seemed
possibli good
horseshoes, she
be an
of apartments do
thelr
is no reason
decided
de
tuke It
chalr
city
shoes ahove
but, after all, there
they should not.
that it would not do to put it outsl
the hall: the
down, So she
nailed her
the door,
in the hall
not
noticed it.
doors :
why Cissy
in Janitor might
climbed
find firmly
inside, It
, and Uncle Josiah,
to never
fact
upon a
and into place
aba
anove was quite
dark
was
who
given looking
Yet the
there seemed t
little, Shi
ut it every time
up,
even mere
of its being
Clssy's skies n
up
furtively
passed and ne
sting, and Uncle
to buy n new
R but
orseshoe
sort,
mir
wiah and received
they stood beneath the
nted door to say good
Cissy pointed up at the horse
“1 foun«
and I th
sring me luck. Only
of anything like
horseshoe
“Look !" she sald i
t
id that Just
¢ other day, ought it would
H I never dreamed
this! Let's always
over our front door
shall we,
shall,”
ave n
18 long as we live,
“We certainly
ently.
he agreed fer
Little Danger 4 in Cartridge Factory.
One of the largest cartridge factories
in the country, with a dally output of
more than 1.500000 cartridges, takes
every precaution possible to prevent an
explosion with the powder used in its
cartridges, The supply of powder is
kept at a point two miles from the
plant and is conveyed in a specially
constructed wagon, the powder being
put up in two-pound jars, to a smaller
has mere than 200 pounds of powder on
hand.
connects this powder house with the
department, and when a request is
made for powder a two-pound jar is
put in a rubber messenger and sent to
the department In need of the powder,
Thus eth section of the loading de
partment never has more than a few
pounds of powder on hand, minimizing
the possible damage In case of an ac
cident.—~Wall Street Journal,
» —
Flood Lighting and German Prisoners.
The extensive use now being made
of flood lighting In the United States
for protecting Industrial plants, ship-
yards, wharves, warehouses, bridges,
rallrond yards and coal piles, has evi
dently made a deep impression on our
British allies, Owing to the number
of escapes this year of German pris
oners from English prison enmps the
use of flood lighting In this connee-
tion Is now being agitated In several
quarters, No doubt the suggestion is
excellent ; for most of the escapes are
carried ont at night, when the guards
are handicapped by having little, if |
any, light<S8cientific American.
HALL, PA.
HOW 10 AVOID
BACKAGHE AND
NERVOUSNESS
Told by Mrs. Lynch From
Own Experience.
Providence, R. L.—*‘1 was all run
down in health, was nervous, had head-
sches, my back
ached all the time.
I was tired and had
no ambition for any-
thing. I had taken
a number of medi-
cines which did me
no good. One day
I read about Lydia
E. Pinkham’s Vege-
table Compound and
what it had done for
women, 80 [ tried
it. My nervousness
‘ and backache and
headaches disappeared. I gained in
weight and feel fine, so I can honestly
recommend Lydia E. Pinkham’'s Vege-
table Compound to any woman who is
suffering as | was.’’— Mrs. ApELINE B.
Lynch, 100 Plain St., Providence, R. I.
Jackache and nervousness are 8 yp
toms or nature's warnings, oT in-
dicate a functional disturbance or an
unhealthy condition which often devel-
ops into a more serious ailment.
Women in this condition should not
continue to drag along without help, but
profit by Mrs. Lynch’s experience, and
try this famous root and herb re medy,
Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Com-
prongs aim i for special advice write to
ydia E. Pin kham Med. ( J0., Lynn, Mass.
Aaking the Baby Useful.
“Well, th
“That
ore
n't
tloe
GREAT FOR ECZEMA
AND OLD SORES
I Guarantee My Ointment, Says Peter.
son, Stops Itching Instantly,
i, vou are responsible for the health of
mily,” says Peterson. “I want you
arge 30 cent box of Peterson's
of every box.
refund the
Ointment
“] guarantee it for eczema, old
running
pples, broken breas
sores,
sore
. pim-
lind,
pores, sal
lackheads,
itching
and
If your ar: ee! ot does n
“Dead Shot
e*nd 25 conte t
and you
Peery's
Tapeworm,
New York,
Ady
It's
at first
may be nothing more sen:
backache, sharp, sta
aches, dizzy
laritiea, you mu
the more seriou
heart disease,
Doan’d Kidney
is #0 warmly rec
by grateful use
A Virginia Guse
“Boery Picture
Tells 0 Story”
remedy
d ev ery whe re
the kidney
tions p
pass
quently and
painful. My Hmbs
Daa nearly
twice thelr nor.
mal size and though doctors treated
me, 1 kept getting worse until 1 gave
up hope of recovery Finally, I used
Doan's Kidney Pllis and they cured
me. During the past seven years, 1
have had no further trouble”
Ge: Duakis st ANY Sure, S00 Dios
DOAN’ MILLS
FOSTER-MILBURN CO., BUFFALO, N.Y.
OL LL
QUICKLY REMOVE
Le DANDRUFF
a oR PN
LE]
placed F—
attracts and kilis
ali flies, Net clean,
srunsmenital, convenient,
cheap Lasts all season
Made of meal, ran tepill
ot Wp over | will mot soil
or injore anything. Goan
snteed sfective. Bald by
Aenlers, or § pont by on
proms, prepaid, for $100
HAROLD SOMERS, 180 DE KALE AVE., BROOKLYN, N,V.
Proof lasts NOW RBADY., Strong,
Fron. P hardy, fleld grows
plants. MUCH BETTER shan Hothouse Pianta
All varieties, BO for $1.25; 1.000 for £2.26; postpaid, By
express, $1.50 per 1,000. Flant Oo, Albany, Georgie
DAISY FLY KILLER
BALESMEN-INAJIFFI AUTO FUEL-one-thind
cheaper: pon-injurions: 04 more power: no carbon
troubles; long established re eal selior; 10 year ex
elusive contract. INAJIFFI FU NL OO, Akron, Ole
HURRY -HURRY AGENTA Snap this quick,
brand new, unlimited Held, big profits, repeats sure.
Write so day get free seorels of agency svoceas
Vernon Supply Company, West Manchester, Ohio
PATENTS =
| Eon BALE -Cholen unveln
oman, Wash
Troe. —
A ress
Watson K.
on, D.C. Hoc ©
yr heas! ! Canada Si} rr. domesticated. rea
40 “ eo x
pains. RELD BROS, Boul Ontario, {anade
BRE A
Successful Antidote.
Average Dose of Remedy Is From 85
to $5,000--Ample Evidence Why
Immediate Provigsicn Should
Bo Made.
By LEICH MITCHELL HODGES
of the Vigilantes,
Prior t«
WORLD WA
By BARNETTA
BROWN
cf the V t
gilantes
wl
pt
{
dependent of money he
has hidden
the sgne,
depends
of the
Every man's
of the
on the willing
share
wise, unselfish use
f the nation
the
depends
SOUTrCYS «
SOUrCeR are
Safety
of the
the government
resonsoes
tion
ness individual
to now
with every resource
thought, activities, mon.
of these, our
ds production
what aveil will
The right, free use
should be towar
restriction. Of
be later
tie or nothing to buy? The govern:
b
It will try
town
harder by-and-bhy Help on
rds your own safety and the safe
government
Therefore, buy Thrift
Saving stamps, Liberty bonds
So do you put hand,
the other hands, on the he
ship, and become oie of
throu
stamps, War
with all
dm of
the pilots who
gh Lhe st
youu
Ail steer it
gafe harbor,
orm to a
“Wool” From Cork.
of trade
through a relia
The
has |
department overseas
youd
ined {hint # snnniah
een inform
le of firm Is
“wool” from
wal, may with ad
tuted for nntural
wmnufacture of mat.
its, ete This ma
and light.
manufacturing
which t is elon
1
wool in the
er than wool,
Conl sald to be equal In qualiey to
the best American steaming conl has
been discovered in Venezuela,
NO CAMOUFLAGE
IN THIS STORY
APPLY A FEW DROPS THEN LIFT
TOUCHY CORNS OFF WITH
FINGERS,
Don’t hurt a bit!
freezone on
that
it right out,
Drop a little
1g corn, instantly
urting, then you lift
an achin
stops h
Yes, 1
corn
To keep clean and healthy take Dr.
Pierce's Pleasant Pellets, They regu-
late liver, bowels and stomach. —Adv,
are
ackache)|
Yager's Liniment is excel-
¢ or any kind of pain or
kiy re-
i rheu-
> pains, and is a splen-
remedy for Neuralgia,
atica, chest pains, sprains,
ins, swellings and en-
goements,
En a bottles in your home for
emergencies —— you never can tell
when you will require something
of ithe sort.
35¢ Per Bottle AT ML,
Earth bottle conta ang kre th
usual 50 cent bottle of
YAGER S
EINE
RELIEVES PAIN
GILBERT BROS. & CO.
BALTIMORE, MD.
Laborers Wanted
White and Colored
Steady Indoor Work — Good Pay
Time and One Hzlf for Overtime
APPLY
Hubbard Fertilizer Co.
OFFICE
802-3-4.-5.6 Keyser Bldg, Baltimore, Md
FACTORY
an San the
What Do You Know Abest
CATTLE?
Do You Want to Know the
CATTLE BUSINESS
Prop os a today
get rion FoR A nioN A]
oATTIE WREEDS A AND OR
about ull breeds of aitle on ea
* VETERIRANY C3 A 100, WAUKESHA, WIR
| PLANTS—Frost Proof Cabbage Plants
All warietios, 1.000, $2.00; 10,000, $1.95; 80.000 and
Genuine Nancy Hall and Porte
82 30. All varieties Tomato, Ee and Pep
per Planta. Write for prices + i
ond #
Tat of plants for small Satan Tovial
ENTERPRISE COMPANY, Inc, Sumter, 8.C.
WwW. N. U., BALTIMORE, NO. 17-1908