Nearly evervhody in Southwest Mis
sour! either knows or has heard
the Rev. Parker Moon, who for a full
half cemtury has devoted his life
talents te Sunday and
zation work for the Soclety of Friends
or Quakers,
“Uncle Parker,”
farly known, came
ged Quaker stock,
better known
school
as he is mere famil
from fine old
and there is
or more re
ed citizen in that part
In referring te his
toration to health by
“About five years
& general breakdown,
trouble was nervous
appetite was very
seldom agreed with me, and 1 had
live on a very restricted diet. 1 suf
fered a great from heada
and dizzy spells; 1 had
across the small of
badly constipated most
In fact, 1 was so weak
I was not able
“This condition made
ous and I not
Frequently I would lle awake
all night and was in that
more or less for five years.
siclan sald he
for me and
not a
highly
of the
“PH «1
state
remarkable
Tanlae, he
ago 3 su
My prince
indi
poor
res
anid:
ow
eest lon
gesiion
and f
my
denl ches
Severe
my back and
of the
and rundo
to attend to my duties
nervy
night
me very
could gleep at
most
My phy
could not de
suggested a change of
All that breed in the
eels,
mud are not
As we grow more sensible, we refuse
drug cathartics and take instead Nai
herb cure, Garfield Tea. —Adv.
‘winter
ire’s
Most people ¢ endure
pretend they like it,
and some
then
and forth three times, but
relief 1 had hoped for.
I got bad off 1 not
get around with any degree
comfort. 1 was also told I had
trouble,
*1 had read
went back
Fina
sible
iy,
to
RO was
Tanlac and, as it
n very highly recommended
me, 1 decided fry It. I got a
id had taken only a few doses
ked hme
ne tired
led any
eating.
about
fd heen
to
id notice a
my cont
I wi
stomach
fit rele
taking Tanlac
my health. My appe-
1: I enjoy my meals and
CRRATY Now tnke
medicines of any kind
much better and am not
ma
lition I
& pot troub
after
f
sour
find it to
ne
0
: tive
gle en
80 nervous
take great pleasure in recom-
who needs
who suffers
to anyone
builder,
trouble,
system or
I have recom-
a great many of my
eased to reach others
for publica.
th stomach
inc to
fends and am pl
this
giving
jon,”
Tanlae is sold by leading druggists
everywhere
statement
what a lot of
you haven't got when you hap-
pen to peed them?
id you ever
notice
wr
tugs, when one bottle of Dr
Shel”
Peeory's “"Dend
will act surely and promptly T—Adw
of more than 3.-
in England
Canals a tolal
000 miles are in use
Kill That
o
CASCARA
FOR
Colds, Coughs
Laxative—No Opiate in Hill's.
Cold With
QUININE
AND
La Grippe
flax have been made in
2 Sunny. climate, othe
dar Fae you can buy on easy
ranma
pny you
po than
AE A
ELLY Ti
Low } YIN)
i
»
FIREWOOD MAKES
600D CASH CROP
Farmer Can Make His Farm Pay
Substantial Profits by
Producing Fuel,
USEFULNESS OF OF MACHINERY
Modern Apparatus Not Only Cuts
Wood and Standing Trees, but ls
Used for Various Other Pur.
poses About the Farm,
inited
1
of Agricult
by the
ment
States
ure.)
appear,
the
Congres
than
agricultural
Depart
The farmer's problems
to have hecome lead
national problem.
little elise
the
The bankers
they can't
cash he needs
Inter-
explain-
to help
are
lend
The
chief topic
busy
why the
of discussion
all the big
organizing everywhere
force the prices of thelr products
to a point where will not
men at markets,
selling
Meanwhile inal
cash,
right
He
io
indivi
but
what
not talk,
he must buy
and his family,
the tional
needs is
things
along for himself
na debate
this situation farmers who
for cash may be
the fact
is growing on
fire
over.
ind them
trees,” and
to be picked.
true, In oth-
farmer can harvest
All
In
looking that all aro
“money thie
walting
This is almost
er words the
his
thousands
literally
an
timber
country
to this
bor in Filling the Woodshed,
In money value, firewood ranks
as America’s sixth crop
statistics show rank
Wheat, corn,
oats, firewood.
Gavernment
in this
cotton, hay,
of crops
Money in Producing Fuel
With ‘one of the practical, low-priced
market,
farm pay
on the
the farmer can make his
that has held up well
Then,
market
timbers that
be cut with
portable machines.
farmer, with
can realize
most unlimited demand. too,
for
and
fence posts
the
good
and live stock if he wants to, until
On nearly every farm in most sec-
in more than sufficient quantities for
use. There are live trees that
there are dead
trees that are allowed to decay; and
the banks of
rivers and creeks are lined with great
logs and other drift wood.
Por many years the farmer has been
interested in, And has readily accepts
labor and money. Now he is
makes money for him-—as well as sav-
Those who
improved model
these machines come
near to being perfect sawing outfits,
They do the work of ten to fifteen
able-bodied men-——ent down trees and
saw up logs and branches of any size
—qt an average cost of about 13%
conts a cord. Cutting 35 cords of
wood {8 an ensy day's work, and it is
possible to cut as much as 50 cords
in that time.
Machine Cuts Standing Trees.
Ope of the most popular log saws
makes over 800 strokes a minute, and
Its engine pulls over four horsepow-
er. This particuiar machine cuts
down standing trees, too. By attach-
ing this clever device, trees can be
sat down with the level of the
round, so there will be no stump, or
1 Circular saw the outfit Is quickly
sarned into a buzz aw, which rapid.
y zips up limbs and branches, those
snrte of the tree which usually go to
waste, vet which produce fully one-
third of the wood.
i
SR
s———
HOG-PROOF GATE 18
HANDY ARRANGEMENT
Cattle and Horses Permitted to
Pass at Will,
Two Low Fences, About 18
High, Serve to Keep Swine
Their Own Pasture — Other
Animals Can Step Over,
inches
in
A farmer uses this
keep the hogs
ing his cattle
restrained
gate w
and the
boarded up solidly
the
arrar
lot, while allow-
1
The
in one
and horses to pass
pasture,
from the
from post to post was
to a height of 18
ground, About
into
red
space
another
us Ov ed
inches from
Two Low Fences Across the Gateway
Will Stop the Hogs, but Allow
Horses and Cattle to Pass,
inside the
contined, fu
Long
Ot her
inches from each
lot where the
short
nalled
gatepost,
hogs were
driven
to the
hoards
of these
panel of
paral
with an
two low
this
* 1
ena
post WAS
from one
made
18 inches
boarded-up
board
jel with
18-inch
posts another
fence, high and
the
space between
When a hog
gate
the
COMes
walls.
to detached
go to the and pass
be-
continuing
it will
the nar
two board walls
nt the
perfor
into
the
through
it
that Is
round
tween
on
row passage
end
mance, One
irn in the 18.
is too small to jump or
before
and out other
the
on ough tO It
tires of
short
sage
the boards it, and
vy
sannot turn |
and make
other stock
will step over the
ex cont
low
offe
erucks,
hotwean
Grinstead, Columbia,
Ae ha Mas wir
nics
Points
Basic
of Several Intricate
Called For-—Knowledge of
Principles Needed,
the United
ART
ment of
In choo
s Bs
farn
land
ness, buying a small
additional
or renting
basis,
usually
shile
enough
needs, }
fines
matter is deters
the funds aval
If one has
cap'tal and wishes to one
ing as a
rive his
nearly all
However,
unt of
farm-
tn de
should, In
begin as a renter.
if he wishes to buy a farm
on which to live, deriving a part of his
income from other sources, then, pos
sibly, purchasing is desirable, even if
capital is limited.
Whatever course is followed, it is
highly desirable that one thoroughly
understand the basic principles gov-
erning the farm business before de
clding some of the finer points, A dis
regard of these basic principles is re-
gponsible for a large proportion
only a small
fertake
which
entire income, he
business from
cases,
A man may unconsciously work all
against some economic barrier
when success wonld have been com.
paratively easy if he had selected a
farm where the
would aid him
against him,
instead of working
AGRICULTURE A NATIONAL
PROBLEM
A sober sationsl thonght with
regard to the importance, the
absolute necessity,” of a sus
tained agriculture in this coun
try is imperative. There Is,
perhaps, no single solution for
the situation which the farmers
are now facing, but there are
many steps which edn be and
should be taken to piace our ag-
riculture on a more satisfactory
basis and to stabilize the busi.
ness of farming, not in the in-
terest of the farmers alone but
in the Interest of the nation as
a whole. The matter is of such
tremendots importance to our
entire pepulation that it should
be recognized everywhere as a
national problem and dealt with
as suchAnnual Report of the
Secretary of Agriculture,
$ssssssssssssscatsnnnnand
DRY PLACE FOR SEED BEANS
Moids Will Quickly Attack Crop If
Moisture Gets to Them, Kiiling
Germinating Qualities,
AAAS AAAS EASA AEA LATA AAAARMALTRRTARBRRRRRBRRRwNS
Deans for seed should be kept In a
dry place or molds will readily attack
them. Beans will heat If the least
bit of moisture gets to them and de
stroys thelr germinating qualities,
Shoveling them over will hetp keep
tam dry.
AERA ASEA RARER RAT RAAB RRRRRRRRRER RRR
if You Need a Medicine
Have you ever sic ved to reason why
ft is that so many products that are ez
tensively advertised, all drop out
and are soon gotien?
plain--the articie
of the ma
particularly
preparalion
almost
at once
for
reason 1s
the promises
applies more
A medicinal
curative value
endless chain syst
ommended by tl
benefited, to those wv
A prominent drugg
example Dr. Kilmer's
ion | have
ver hesitate
evers
ufacturer iis
to a
tha
medicine
i1 y
sells it
£1
ein Ae
ise Who
no are
and n¢
almost
suits,
No
gale.”
Acc
verif
ording
od
the
Kilmer's
#0 many
most
liver
Bary
acid whiol
You may
Bwamp-Root b
Dr. Kilmer &
ana ten
paper X4
for sale at
v Parcel
Co.. Bingh
'
enclose cons
Every day 3 MROT irrive in
Yor i Yi 4 th ¥
bom
permanent
Take
will 1
care of your health
iE cars
motes heailh
The
the m
Sure
Relief
Mafi
Addie
6 BELLANS
pe | Hot water
LL Sure Relief
El LL-ANS
Skin Troubles]
— Soothed
With Cuticura
Seap 25¢, Ointment 25 and 50c, Talcom 5c.
The Night Before Christmas
3 Afi $ i 8
ight Airistmas
befor
And
red
the
itha
ands trying t ) Te
mother,
ball
attempt. And father, sitting up =
gick check and a sheaf of
And Flore
worse for havicg
Christmas punch to
rated his last be
From Life.
on 1 f the tree or die in
book
arrived bills nee, the
somewhat the sam
pled the
father
Boole
ttle
COT RE
A New a
gas has been developed
A new
the manufacture of alcohol whi«
be compressed to
and stored safely in steel
h can
square inch
tanks,
She Had an Goject.
Benham—"WLy you wear your
hair over your ears?’ Mrs. Benham—
“Ra that 1 won't hear your clothes”
do
ToCure aCold
in One Day
Take
Grove’s
Laxative
Bromo
Quinine
tablets
Be sure its Bromo
G. 7) fore
The genuine bears this signature
Et NON. i
quickly avail-
Agriceltural able,dry and in fine
LIME ¢
condition for drill-
ing. While at once
for sample, literature
and freight rates.
NATURAL LIME-MARL CO.
Plast: Charles Towa, W. Va Offices: Beancke, Ya
MARLBROOK LIME CO.
Plar® Barfbrock, Va Officer: Rosnoke, Ya
loys Girls Agente»
have a deosr name
Plate se sight i
Mend for sample
neymaking proposit
GRAVING CO Went
ism on
Lbe
HOSIERY? 6
t wn's black
reel Parce)
Bee
home
Jay
Ma
por! De Agent Vid
Hoslery & Mig. Co Mt } nier,
$25 (IN MONTHLY P bd ME. NTS)
LEASE on Texas |
$10.600 in { w maonihs Write for §
€
iand, 62 Laughlin Bldg
AECURFES
MAY OED
ler B3,
Angeles
AT? ACH
Price
HEMSTITCHING and d Fic OTING
MENT; works on » =
$ Pe: che Lig hi
M H Guam gham, A
TIVELY REMOVED by Dy Barry's
fe hrt Your druggist of
«. Free book or... ™
ars Bic higan hverue, Chilo
tates’ Debts
of the 48 st
incresue,
In 31 ates tlh
led the
ital costs, including
revent
" gOVern-
rest on ine
permanent
or 71.8
ning 17
expendi-
cents per
states
collected
inter-
¢ whole,
expendi
tures was 33.1 cents
per capita. g the in-
teresting facts brought out in a re-
port entitled “Financial! Statistics of
gtes, 1919.” issued hy Director Sam
L.. Rogers of the bureau of the census,
of Commerce,
109
OX Pe expenditu
nd «
by
capita
fell
debtedness :
£550.14
In the
below
Yemen
Lis pei
TeYenues
% by $15,378,246, o
ta, and in five of these 17
cient revenues were
meet current expenses snd
Taking the
ss of
not
£ 4
4% rlates aS
CX Oe revenue over
$4 814 068
These are
Oar
BIT
if Not Now, When?
{to old man) —Are
such un old man, to steal?
Old Man—Well, your honor, when I
was young I was asked if I was not
ashamed, such a young fellow, lo
steal? And when 1 was full grown, }
Judge you not
i
:
i
i
|
to steal? When
will
are
epent itself
trying to
History
when you
dates,
except
remember
Eta ss Et
Ca
YW
health,