SPENT HALF HER TIME IN BED Farmer’s Wife Tells How Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Made Her a Well Woman Carter's Creek, Tenn. — ‘‘ Three years ago I was almost an invalid. I spent half of my time in bed, being afflicted with a trouble which women of a certain age are apt to have. I took ydia E. Pinkham'sV Fables ablets I am a well woman now and have been for two years. 4] can work as well as any one who ” younger and as I am a farmer’s wife I have plenty to do for I cultivate my own garden, raise many chickens and do my own housework. You may ublish 3 iis letter as I am ready to thing to help other women as I Pom en 80 well and hap since my troubles are past.’’—Mrs. E. BY GALLOWAY, Carter’s Creek, Tenn. Most women find plenty to do. the are upset with some femaleailment troubled with such symptoms as Ra Galloway had, the smallest duty seems a mountain. If you find it hard to keep up, if you are nervous and irritable, without ambi- tion and out of sorts generally, give the Vegetable Compound a fair trial. We believe it will has helped others. No Rubber but More Stretch RUBBIZRLESS SUSPENDERS -and a Year's Wear Guaranteed Ask Your Dealer If he hasn't them send © direet, giving dealer's name. fosept no substitute. for guarantee label and pame on buckles. Hose Supporters Nu-Way Strech Suspender Co. Mirs., Adrian, Mich, Don't depart too quickly after your host's surreptitious yawn, or think you noticed it. Ask for Nu-Way Garters and Ie bladder trouble and never suspect it. Women's complaints often prove to be nothing else but kidney trout or the result of kidney or bladder discase If the kidneys are not condition, they may gans to bec rased, Pain in t , headache, loss of am- bition, ne are often times symp- toms of yuble. Don't starting Kilmer's § Root, scription, ¢ be just such condit Get a 1 mediately usness, ks . Dr. pre- may ome treatme a physician's ed at any drug store, remedy needed to nt. overc n or large size bott! 1 any drug store. first Important to Mothers Examine carefully every bottle of CASTORIA, that famous old remec for infants and children, and see that it Bears the Bignature of In Use for Over 30 Years. Children Cry for Fletcher’s Castoria We never woman Knew a més to her, MArry a to reform often Sure Relief FOR INDIGESTION Cheap notoriety is £8) 4 IT COUGH / EY 120 BALSAM Pleasant fo take Children Like nal KA Clear Baby’s Skin With Cuticura Soap and Talcum Seap 25¢, Ointment 25 and 50c, Talcam 25¢. hort breathing re DROPS Neva in fow Bours reduced in a few d regulates the liver: siling 2d stomach — ho: purifies the blood ion The evtire system. Write for Free rae Prous 18 GOLLUM DROPSY REMEDY CO. Dept. B.0., ATLANTA, GA - TREATED ONE WEER FREE IMPROVING SOIL AT LITTLE COST Sweet Clover Is Admirably Adapt- ed Where Decreased Corn Acreage Is Advisable. CROP MAY BE SEEDED ALONE Fair Yield of Excellent Hay May Be Cut If Conditions Warrant—Farmer Must Judge for Himself What Crop to Grow. (Prepared by the United States Department of Agriculture.) Where a reduction of corn acreage seems advisable and the land has lime enough, sweet clover will lend itself admirably to soll improvement at low While the usual way of seeding winter graln with spring the United States Department advises that I(t land that Is Such early as or may be seeded alone on without a crop. be harrowed as and the the land dries slowly be scattered directly the frost is is no need to plow, well pos sible seed the on as t ground There tically and so prac will hich at should the whole expense pres low, Scarified seed be used, Small Cost of Seed. The price of white sweet clover see less than half seed considerably clover, If the the plant weeds and, by October, a falr crop can be cut If conditions of cutting. The cally the same red is tony of red the ground early ahead of the or the expense practi e or clover hay in W RETOW corn or the field can be pasture, of the best ured clover Is one plants known. If fly enough It will green growing all through the summ most grass pasture dries up. It must Sweet ture pas past heavy keep and er when Curing Sweet Clover Hay in Cock. be gince Hd and bed ured, however rwise | blooms n sweet clover during 19023 it can be plowed that fall for or go into corn | 1924 Do Not During Erain Improve Soil. the past few yea grain and of corn v ut these not always ree been grow: have prof fitable, of cou and, of noes is do under important If question what to cash into corn may be planted to soy beans will require as much labor however. Where the great. in operation Is corn, Every farmer must judge for himself rest the land and de season. The above suggestion is of. fered by the Department of Agricul ture as one way to improve the land while resting It, and to do this with the minimum of expense and labor. BEST MACHINE FOR BLASTING Where There Are but Few Stumps to Remove Device Firing Ten Caps is Satisfactory. Electric blasting machines are small portable dynamos, so arranged that an electric current ig generated by pushing down a rack bar, which extends through the top of the ma. chine, They are made in several sizes, some firing up to 3 electric blasting caps, other sizes firing up to 10, 30, 680, and even more. For the farmer with but a few stumps to blast, the United States Department of Agri- culture has found the size that fires 10 caps will be large enough to meet all needs, but the size that fires 30 caps is more generally used than any other In agricultural work. Blasting machines, as well as all other necessary blasting equipment, can generally be obtained from local denlers in explosives, usually hard. ware stores, or they may be had by writing directly to any manufacturer of explosives, These machines seldom get out of order, but they should be kept in a dry place and should not be thrown about or handled roughly. HASTY CONCLUSIONS SHOULD BE AVOIDED All Angles of Farm Enterprise Should Be Considered. If Cows Were Sold There Would Be No Way of Using Roughage—ia- bor Also Would Be Lost, Ad. ding Another Burden. (Prepared by the United States Department of Agriculture.) Hasty conclusions should be avoided making of the results of the in use organization of the farm, warns know decrease ture, All sometimes a profits dropped failed not COWS gol farmers positive if an tnken may ensue enterprise be 1 i alone, It has for Instance profit, but if all there might be the dead because, to pay. (‘ows net sold other way of which bor show a the were roughage loss, La using would become a devoted night and morning for Making Hogs So Profitable and for the m iid have to he other enterprises fact that the the The crop bring the moat Sa LO nay be that the keep is partly responsible for or that the other making hogs so profitable growing of wheat, crofs in with corn m Iatter crop much more profit it would have Similar condit farms and res should he ma lover, or rotation the skes able than been If gro Wn alone with dden Lass “eo ions will be met on all therefore chang of what a single ndicnte All angles © be taken into consideration 30 §U ie n the year's accounts f th enterpri should Small Washer Has Been Designed and is Being Tried by the Bureau of Chemistry, O00 no secured in the United wd If only weovered It nds of wool States each 3 per dent of potash would wnt to 18. potash that in fertiliz is also recovered am of actual nae WH) pounds be available for Some nitrogen along with the potash would from wool INOCULATION OF SOY BEANS When Sown on Land Not Previously Planted to Crop It Is Advisable to Use Culture, inoculation now quite generally throughout the area where soy beans are extensively, When sown on which has not been previously planted to this crop, however, |t to inoculate with the Inoculation may be Natural occurs much proper culture obtained, limited quantity of which can be pro cured from the United States Depart- ment of Agriculture free of charge, or by the use of inoculated soll from a field where soy bean plants have pre viously developed nodules. The in- oculated soil may be drilled in at the time of seeding, using the fertilizer box, or by thoroughly mixing a gal lon of the =oll to a bushel of seed, STRAWBERRIES ALL SUMMER Popular Varieties Are Progressive and Superb—Resistant to Leaf-Spot Diseases. Strawberry plants which will eon: tinue to produce strawberries until hard frosts occur may be grown In all of the northern United States and in the mid-western states, The two leading varieties of this type of straw. berry, the progressive and the superb, are notable because they are excep tionally resistant to leaf-spot diseases, Another remarkable characteristic of these varieties Is that If thelr blooms are Killed by frost they soon flower again. Therefore, In sections subject to late spring frosts, which often destroy the crop, these varieties are particularly valuable.—United States Department of Agriculture, MARKS HELP TO IDENTIFY AUTOS Locking Devices Are Good Pro- tection Against Depredations of Meddlesome Boys. FEW CARS ARE Wel LOCKED Professional Thief Discards License Plates, Changes Car and Engine Numbers and Obliterates Every Mark. ft 1s belleved that at least one auto mobile of every dozen manufac tured and sold Is stolen, How stolen machines are ever recovered by thelr rightful owners Is out many another ques thief sig They are inst depredations | and 80 much locking devices or not to be Good despi cond protection ag: boys, will cause thief will look for a car that easier take awny Where seve cars are parked this will to find. { left by meddiesome trouble | in to not be hard mratively fev and ok ex ‘omg well Jocked ’ ¥ y 1 without being | sometimes for get to with them. leavy Work of Professional, a prof and obliterat might ition iddie you He likes to tear eh is his m several cars of 1 reassemble down and elr principal in any one car together looked everything over with g to den und are pri cenled [ost see whether your initials ler & washer, « you peratch or dent he may use the © ers and repaint ar Way to Secure Car. If you make tification of a box tet could axle 1 x and Eear Case, rear axle, you RR Cf {Oo ths a crowd of wou nce markings could Note of Secret Marks an example, *! : off the hole It you curef of the become more improbable that ? | marks accidentally i cated by some other perso i Many other methods of marking the i an “ : 3 filled wit have two or mo would be dupli ear will suggest themselves to the in ventive must be remem however, that secret identifica tion marks are worthless uniess they are carefully and exactly recorded and Henry R Monthly. owner It TIRE PATCH IS FIRST AID TREATMENT ONLY Permanent Repair Should Follow Soon as Possible. Reckless Driving Over Glass, Inte Curbs and Holes and Against Rocks Is Largely Responsible for Loss of Mileage. Trying do the wy to muke a blowout Job of a permanent to ruin tires, The ald treatment to after ‘ should be patch repair is a tire meet eler- the blowout removed good is a first Bel bul as soon as po a peru is done, ies, suible It ir made will have Const nent rep the casing one spot that in ntiy Erow'ng wenker, A blowout patch self with the rubber stock In a tire It res und, warping Kes pi 1 the the the during ace while chufes against in the tire is in motion, ragged edges of the cut the tions that It becomes difficull Casing hivle reaches such propor impossible repair When a Frame Presents Arcuated Front Mem bers Disposed in Substantially Horizontal Planes Amer A Fragmentary Side Elevation of an Automobile Equipped With Fender front embers ower plant be the result If upon examination the crankshaft or connecting rod bearings are found worn a little more on the ends than in the middie it may fas a sure sign that the crankshaft is not quite true, to be be taken ON ALCOHOL EAS oos——— tap eoR ARNE AE \ Be en ye Transportation 1s done mm Cuba by plentiful that it has been found cheaper of gasoline, by alcohol. Note the price signs; they This is a scene from a fuel station alcohol, the forbidden fluid being so to fill one's tank with alcohol instead tell the story. in Havana, Cuba, A Short Time Ago I Weighed Only 80 Pounds---1 Now Weigh 112 Pounds and TANLAC is what built me up so wonderfully, says Mrs. Barbara Weber, 315 Van Ness Ave., San Francisco. She is but one of thousands simi- larly benefited. If you are under weight, if your digestion is impaired, if you are weak and unable to enjoy life to the fullest meas- ure, you should take Tanlac. At all good druggists. VICTIMS RESCUED Kidney, liver, bladder and uric acid troubles are most dangerous be. cause of their insidious attacks, Heed the first warning they give that they need attention by taking GOLD MEDAL EEE ESA IPT SY The world’s standard disorders will often ward eases and strengthen the body against further attacks. Three sizes, all druggists. Look for the name Cold Medal on every box and accept no imitation remedy for these off these dis- ggcltwlly od KING PIN PLUG TOBACCO Known as “that good kind” CIry it—and you will know why Texnse OH Fields Terran Fie 8 ual AGENTS Trask ed Ie > nig Faas Sonab Cis ar free. § YA FARM $ Pa Quality Baby Chicks and Hatching 10600 ladies and Gestiesnen to Copy Cuticura tor Pimply Faces To remove pimples smear ther with Cut Wash off in cura Soap and keep yo five minute hot yater nD ciear Urposes Cut lcura Talcum. by using them for Don’t fail to in- Advertisement, iy toilet and joved to extreme poli keep Newark, N. J.—"There is probably no anxiety greater for a mother than when her daughter is developing into womanhood in a weak and ailing con- dition. My daughter was in such a state of body and mind that it was necessary for me to take her out of school. I had tried many remedies without apparent improvement until I heard of Dr. Plerce's Favorite Pree scription and Golden Medical Discov ery. After using three bottles each of these medicines, my daughter re gained full strength and health, I would like to add, Doctor Plerce's Remedies do all that they are adver tised to do, and I can recommend them to all mothers of delicate and ailing daughters." Mrs. Florence Mossber- ger, S85 Summer Avenue. Go now to your nearest drug store and obtain these wonderful remedies of Dr. Plerce's, In tablets or liquid, or send 10c for trial package to Dr. Plerce's Invalids Hotel, Buffalo, N. Y. CURES COLDS IN A DAV
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