-—_— “STRANGE HOW , WOMEN SUFFER” Says Tennessee Lady, and Will Just Go Suffering, She Says, When Cardui is Right at Hand. Caryville, Tenn.—Hoping her ex- perience may benefit others who suffer from disorders common gmong women, Mrs, Charles Rains, of this (Campbell) county, says: “I had womanly trou- bles till I couldn't rest, couldn't slecp, and was nervous and suffered a great deal of pain in my head, limbs and back. I would get to the place where I couldn't move without a great effort. “Tor years I had known of Cardul, and it is strange how a woman will just go on suffering when the best remedy in the world is right at hand | but we do! : | “But finally the pain was worse, my | suffering so great, I knew I must do | something. A friend mentioned Cardui | and we sent for it. One bottle helped | me, “I took a course of Cardul, regained | my strength, built myself up and felt like a new “Can I recommend Cardul? and gladly, for It Is a suffering women. suffer with troubles common to women they but this sure remedy at once, Any druggist promptly. woman, Yes, God-send to I hope when they don't walt, get " Cardui | Call on yours today.—Adv. can supply Wrong Again, “Now, just listen to our new neigh- bor talking to her baby,” sald Mr, Dub- waite, who sitting by window of his what I call “You plied Mrs. “That ‘ittsy. pitts) ing about runs around —Birmingham Age-Herald. was an open ment, “That's mother love" to see her ‘haby’.” re with a sniff. pecious’ she’s rav- Dubwalite, on four legs.” Freshen a Heavy Skin With the fascinating curt Talcum scented convenient skin, baby and dusting perfume. Renders other es 8U- perfluous. One of the Cut x Toilet Trio (Soap. Ointment, Tglcum).—Adyv, antiseptic, Powder, an economical exquisit and powder Heavy Sarcasm. “1 see that, instead of being prose cuted, a bomb thrower will he sent to his native country at government ex- pense.” “Is that so?” “Yes.” “We are ville Courier-Journal. drastic."—Louls- fry 0 getting 6 BELLANS | Hot water —n__~—1 Sure Relief BELL-ANS FOR INDIGESTION your Stomach is weak and yeu suffer with Indigestion, — don’t sacrifice your heaith and comfort. Yom may eat anything you lke, and relish it, if you take one or two DR, TUIT'S LIVER PILLS when required. You will dl your foed ; nourish and Ee Si ll SL w ma en the stomach, DrTutts Liver Pills § ———————————, The next time you buy calomel ask for (lec The purified and refined calomel tablets that are nausealess, safe and sure, i virtues retain. ed and improved, Sold ia = ed packages, QUACK GRASS IS EASILY KILLED Special Type of Plow Is Recom- mended for Purpose of Turning Over Sod. 0ISK HARROW QUITE USEFUL Exposure to Sun and Breaking Loose From Lower Soil Soon Kill Out Plants—Bury Mass of “Roots in Spring by Plowing. The process of killing quack grass on. sod or pasture lands, beginning In midsummer, Is a very simple one. The first step Is to plow the sod, cutting just under the turf, which is usually about three inches deep. To thoroughly turn over a stiff quack. grass sod as shallow as three inches It Is advisable to use a special type of {Scoteh bottom) having a very leng, gradually sloping moldboard, It hus heen found that with this type of plow the sod can be turned very shal- low, The next step Is to go In a week and thoroughly disk the sod. Repeat this treatment every ten days or two will be completely killed out, Too Hard to Plow, It sometimes happens that with cer- tain kinds of =oil during drier periods n the summer the ground becomes too hard to plow. With the type of plow suggested, however, It has been found hard and dry sods ean be very ease It 1s not possible to | turned. 2 In turn the wenth- with ave heen | iss with | ition of plow Where i® usy with plowing is possible, wever, It ally cheaper to kill grass «3 ss % f ording to spe depart- | plow and disk alone, sce United ment of agriculture If the should Iw ighted cinlists of the States disk alone Is to be used, It he he b Hily stra gh bags of i the set practi well with 1 eld gone over threes of our times The first two cuttings should be at | righ? ancl tinned | £ ne cuttings eq ond the other Hagonally ncross, The sod in this way s divided Into small blocks, Then the | disk is set an an angle, when It will be found that the first of the sod. w *h ck-grass roots, can be cut the The ex- posure to, the sun breaking ont | two or three Inches | i contain practically all of t loose fron helow, the s0o0On kill soil and loose from the lower soll the quack grass, This ground should | tervals of ten days ! remain. | hroughout ha gone over at Ir or two weeks the der of the senson Plow Again in Spring. i The followtng spring the Infested | which the grass has been | killed either by the disking method or by the combination of plowing and | flsking. be plowed to a good | depth in order to bury the mass of | derd roots thoroughly. This will fa- | cilitate the cultivation of the spring crop. If the work has heen carefully done the quack grass will not show up at all in the spring crop. loth these methods have been thor on should Make Practice of Cultivating Once or Twice Yearly. The men who are making a prac tice of growing alfalfa successfully the crop at once or twice a year, disk harrow least The common is used to some extent, although the spring-tooth cultivator usually gives better results, Some people cultivate the alfalfa fleld ear- ly In the spring, but the more com- mon practice is to follow the second and third cuttings. The malin pur pose is to keep the blue grass out This is best accomplished during the dry portion of the summer. In a test cgrried on by the lowa agricultural experiment station, the annual yield has been lereased almost a ton per acre by cultivation, CONCRETE FLOOR FOR FOWLS First Cost ls Greater Than for Others, but in Few Years It Will Pay for Itself. It pays to build a concrete floor In the poultry house, The first cost Is greater, but In two years the concrete floor will pay for Itself, Dirt floors should be replaced ; they require more litter, more eggs are rolled and extra Inbor In required. In two yenrs these extra costa are enough to have bullt a BEE PPPOOEEEOPPEPETEPSEINELPEPEEOOEE pp concrete floor, MILK PLANT IN CITY REQUIRES MUCH CARE Efficiency Depends Largely on Equipment Used. Arrangement of Various Rooms and Machinery Also Important—S8pe. clalists Point Out Ten Points to Be Remembered. The construction of a city milk plant requires careful study and plan- ning. The bullding represents a large investment, and it Is important, there- fore, that the plans be carefully laid The efficiency of the plant depends to a large degree upen the type of equip. ment used and the arrangement of the various rooms and machinery. It is possible for a well-arranged plant to effect great economies In labor, while # poorly planned plant may become a continual source of expense because of the extra labor required. These points, pccording to specialists of the United Ktates department of agriculture, should be borne in mind In locating a rilk plant: sldes as possible, 2. Value of property. plant, 4. Proximity to distribution center, 5. Advertising possibilities, 6. Opportunity for retall cash trade, eT. electric power, 8. Avoldance of roundings, f), Good dralnage, heavy traflic 10. Pure alr and clean surroundings, Anyone new plant will do well to visit various contemplating up-to-date plants in different cities to get the iryout Ideas on and equipment, If to visit other plants, ans and specifications sometimes ean latest of rooms, is Impossible obtained and Alga, he Stites ideas gained from them, shonid rite Ww department of agricul- D., C., for depart Milk Plants: i Arrangement; Md a TRECs Brrr Or OOOO ROTO rere HELP PREVENT wooDs FIRES. » gure your match he Is ont throwing it away ‘t throw away burning to- i safe place and make fire small, your fire with water rover It with earth, e bLirush heaps, y for burning furrows to protect » larg Choose a still ds and plow pearhy woods BE CAREFUL WITH FIRE. POR PPPPEPEPOPPEOORETPPELPCPEEPPEIPL <> row CLLEGE EE CD OEEE ELE OPESEEE OW Rope Attached to an Old Cart-Wheel Gives Animal Chance for Rang. ing Without Tangles. The illustration shows a very good method of tying cattle or horses =o if it is attached to a wheel which that they may have free range with. out entangling their ropes, Secure an old ecart-wheel axle, Set the off end of the ground with the whee! gppermost, then tie the cow's rope to this wheel, -Popular Science Monthly. and its PRODUCE ALL GARDEN SEEDS No Special Work Required With Ma. jority of Crops—Pick From the Beat Specimens. Produce the seed supply for next year In your own gardens, Cucum- ber, melon. squash, tomato and other crops required no special work, Simply mark the best and earliest fruits and when fully ripe, gather and remove the seed, The beet, onion, turnip, earrot, parsnip, winter radish, rutabaga, kohl- rabl., cabbage and others are biennial and It Is necessary to set out roots in the spring. which will send up flowering stalks to produce seed In late summer, GOOD QUALITIES OF CAPONS Fowis Need No Fattening Rations Un. til Few Weeks Before Marketing «Fine for Table. The old saying. “The proof of the pudding is the enting,” is surely true of capons. Once you have eaten eapons yon will make a wry face If an old rooster is put on your table. After be ing caponized the combx and wattles stop growing, the birds do not crow und are gentle and pescefal of digpn- «ition. “They need no fattening rations until a few weeks before warketing CENTRE HALL, PA. | gtd La annlin ee a—————— MA helpful Remedy for Constipation and Diarrhoe? and Feverishness 8 Loss OF SLEEP i resutting erefrominlafandy FacSimite Signature of (a Children Cry For Your Physician will tell you that Baby’s medicine must be by improper food. Could you for a to your ating child anything but for Infants and Children ? Don’t be moment, then, think of giving a medicine especially prepared deceived. No Baby is so abnormal that prepared for grown-ups. Bears the o Signature of tallest hospital In construction, The newest nnd world, now ander school aseceredited by N. XY. tional department, Beth Israel Hospital NEW YORK » . » Nurses’ Training School Founded 1880, {Nousectnrian) offers young waren n complete course In nursing and in addition (5 monthly, plus keep. fn ®t nurs Brn. 8 i dium, have 5 risetins instruction ‘ one or Hs i the few law a short ean be taken by those wishing to Con course be. © TRAINED Only a complete Grammar Education ales juired For further particulars sddresa SUPERINTENDENT Beth Israel Hospital, New York ATTENDANTS or 1's sou ent res the SOMETHING LIKE A BUGLER! Player Who Could Produce an Effect Like That Described Surely Was a Wonder, in a about “on 2s $1 ; + po. WO dares negro boasting their company “long wit" you, boy,” said one; “son ain't the got no hooglers, We Is got boogler, and when ‘at boy lip arou pay-call it sound jes’ Wraps i that horn and that Symphony band playin’ like Boston Rosary.'"™ “Yeh, I hearm yon” “Talk y into nie replied other boy: talk up. Yo up wandin' trouble” " en he sounds ‘at tapoo the anglle Gabri’ell hisself ix lend boy. “Well, right. but if yo Is Ing’ enr, what | says” es musik they Is all yearnin® fo’ food yo wants a boogiar with sn hypnotie when Ah Ais mah be nofe Hike we is got . Boy, Custard-Mouth Jones Ah looks nt beans and Ah says, ‘Strawberries, charoe Mies hiast have yo'selves! Yo' is crowdin' the mah dish.” "Gold The Louvre Not So Much. He was evidently ah ex-soldier and an art The first you could tell the American button he the second by the lover, Legion wore, in his manner and theme of speech. Another youth standing near him on the steps of the city library. or may not have sought art is Emerson paints it for us, “Dridia Louvre when was may the see you nat have eared for art. replied the ex-soldier. “And, may “Yah” I went nin‘t nothin' but ihout If bein’ a fine gallery it and it Wien the girls want to loaf sround the dry goods stores they call for plaid sewing =k, BLAME NOT ENTIRELY HERS New Maid’'s Attitude Not Inappropri. ately Compared With That of Some Politicians, the you of In a following i the political gathering 1 was told aprog election : afraid will ational 1 “Whichever sid coming wins, I'm act ns did the new maid nald was entirely make with her on the thir “The new hift, and the mistress bore But patientiy at first inciean dinner Simple Truth theater was crowded and the The audience sat w ns they watched the villal tride across the nnd gras st stage : heroine roughly by “Ah, 1 know hissed in ms ™ wifa - § wife, or shall Wor 3 I make It known to have discovered that he tine of 4 his strong rooln » world? 1 ins JOO00 ' nilk stored stolen condensed away in ny ohe implored should “Have pity on mel” heroine. “What If It { out? leak | villain, “it would be a mess.” “A delezation of suffragists to see { you, sir.” i “Tell ‘em I'm out,” sald the harassed | statesman, | “They said If yon were out | would walt until] you returned.” “All right, let ‘em wait. I'll sneak | out the back door and go to Europe,” Birmingham Age-Hernld i i | Getting Desperate, a. and it saves sugar, for it rg ie. CHEWING TOBACCO Has that good licorice taste ouve been ooking for: Origin of Famous Quotations. x bors rene it man head fast sdenpecked man na isi hye from his first wife, only iis since “And the The tained a di He fiendish the first shall be last.” Yoree was heard to m with the utter glee that had been orang bic nge wsom episode, Sore Eyes, Blood -fhot Eyes Watery Eves, Bticky Eves all healed promptly with sights ly applications of Roman Eye Balsam Adv, The Difference. “I understand that young Smyth is Ned's alter “He's nothing of @ the kind. He's his best pal” ego.” _— Get Back Your Health Are you dra fay with a dull backache! Are you red, and lame mornings—subject eadaches, dizzy speils and sharp, stal bing pains? Then there's surely some thing wron Probably s kidney weakness! Bont wait for more sen f ous kidney trouble. Get back your bealth and keep it For quick relief wt plenty { sleep and exercise and Pills. They have n'a K dney : Ask your neigh- th . py A thousands A Virginia Case E i Hiake oon. ductor C. & O. R R. 711 Graves 8L, Char iottesville, Va. says “My back was sore and lame and 1 had ter i pains every time 1 miooped over The kidney secretions passed very often at night and 1 couldn't get any rest. 1 used Doan's Kidney Pilis § and it wasn't long the pains In my back eased took Dean's, however, until before p. 1 ured.” Got Dana's at Aaj Juan G0¢ 4 B00 Lv ’ N DOAN IDNE Sm — er Cuticura Soap Clears the Skin and Keeps it Clear Soap 25¢, Ointment 25 and SOc, Talcam 25¢. 1 WANTED | Bomeone to farm 280 Acres Southern Alas | bama. Pay the taxes, deposit $100 that {they will Keep It 3 years. Bomeons to pros | mote a modern household patent. Can make { $12.000.00 year. Five states sold. Canadian | patent for sale, $3,000.00 net. An opportu { nity seldom offered. CC. F CULLEN, MO. | BLE ALA. | ELIXIR BAREK A GOOD TONIC | And Drives Malaria Out of the § | "Your ‘Babek’ acts like magic: | have | given It to numerous le in my parish who were suffering with chills, malaria and fever, 1 recommend it to those who are sufferers and In need of a good tone." ! Rev. 8. Sgymanowski, St. efiness oly ! th Ambely N. J. mB» Ba uestets or Parcel Post, prepaid, sewski & Co, Wakhington, D, C, HEELS THE Fi ave real foot comiort as hand of othe ere have, after using SORVAN, which is ti original yanishing fool cream. SORY gives absolute relief to sore, yy a os ian and sweaty iy Bent rece nts wanted, Can earn from of to a week. BORVAN COMPANY. TYRONE, PENNA, W. N. U, BALTIMORE, NO, 37-1
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