DOCTORS WANTED
T0 OPERATE
Mrs. Quillon Tells How Lydia E.
Pinkham'’s Vegetable Compound
Saved Her from an Operation
uskegon, Michigan. —*‘After doctor.
®. for eight or nine yearswith different
physicians without
any relief at all, the
saidatlast that med-
jcinewould not reach
my case and 1 should
have an operation. I
had heard of Lydia
E. Pinkham’s Vege-
table Compound and
often saw it adver.
tised in different pa-
pers where some
women had suffered
just as 1 did and got
well and strong again by taking the Veg-
etable Compound. I decided to see what
it would do for me, and before I had
finished the fourth bottle I was much
better, the weakness stopped and the
severe pains in my sides left me. I
am now much stronger and do my own
work and work in the factory besides. I
am still taking the Vegetable Compound
and give itallthepraise.’’— Mrs. NELLIE
QUILLON,17 Morris St. , Muskegon, Mich.
Women should heed such Warning
symptoms as bearing-down pains an
weakness, for they indicate some female
trouble, and a persistent and faithful
use of Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable
Compound will seldom fail to help.
Assuredly.
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a brilliant marriage?”
“Only my wife”
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ly follows a genu-
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=
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at
Most
that
swine,
of the
they are
nrecognized believe
casting pearl€ before
Wright's Indian Vegetable
only a purgative
on the digestion
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They exert
Test them
Adv
leisure is the few minutes rest a
man gets while his wife Is hunting up
something else for him toe de.
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kill time
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stabbling pains and bladder irregular
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cut through my
back. I was trou-
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aches that nearly
Wdrove me crazy.
F My kidneys were
n a terrible con
dition and their
action was imreg-
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box of Doan's
Kidney Pills and
it was no time before I began to get
better and finally, 1 was relieved.”
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IMPROVE CEMENT MIXTURE
Samples Tested In the Hope of Ob.
taining Better Results in Con.
crete Construction,
Chicago has what may be termed
a “sand library.” In a series of glass
eovered cabinets In the structural ma-
terial research laboratory at Lewis
institute are row after row of little
glass bottles {illed with sand that have
been brought to Chicago from various
Institute in the hope of producing what
engineers might regard as an ideal con
crete mixture,
It Is probably the only esllection
of its kind In existence. and the in.
formation contained on the labels of
into the part that science Is playing
In modern undertakings.
This “sand lUbrary” was started ten
years ago and specimens have been
from time to time until there
are more than 2.800 different bottles
of sand in the collection. The speci
from state in the
Union and from Canada, Cuba, Mexico
countries.
every
Each sample has been carefully
kept in the tiles They include the
slit content and the
test
1st
of the
impurl
and
made,
resuils
for organi
In me instances
mortar
tests also have heen
certain various
sands for concrete and mortar work,
The
sands
tory
the suitability of the
experiments with the
were undertaken sat
part of the
methods that
fis a work
taining will
concrete “user in obtainin
s
ig the
PLANS CITY SMOKE SURVEY
Investigation Will Show the Condi.
tions Existing in Industrial
Centers.
The smoke
the Mellon Instiiute of
search of the University of Pittsburgh
in 1912, temporarily
1014, will be res
investigation begun by
Industrial Re
and conciuded In
ately un
der Harry B.
of
the
the direct
Meller
the
who
School
hans res!
of Mines
nec
to
as dean
take up
work.
Systematic surveys of am
tions in Pittsburgh
and other
ried on. They will
parative ang
tontaminat
ture of “san
ke cond
Chicago, Cleve
frst pur } § “
indu il ities wi
iysis, smoke
ufa
pecially low temperat
of bitum
of
iTe Carnn
nous coal, and
physical means of gbhating the smoke
nuisar
elect
The
with
particular reference to
rosiatic prec
initation of smoke,
surveys swwoark heen started
n of
an of the
This
be 5
has
the installation and
apparatus for the determinat
Smoke content 4
perath
the alr,
of the inves igation will
for a
of cities at
tH
considerable period In a
the same time tulletins
will be issued to Inform the publie.
Women Clean Up a Town.
Armed with
the mar
red
1 women
[rer
the town sufe
are waging
©]
er ‘and cinbg
Hamtiranck, a
Mich, are nu
for men and boys
War on certaln
which have
noyed by police,
jal
* ¥
of
of rot, King
They
tion
unan
que
able resorts been
In the first encounter—a raid on a
the women were defeated.
leaders were arrested and
Later they were released. how-
ever. and now new campaigns are
Trees and the Birds.
A birdiess land is a eronless land
and a treeless (and Is a birdless iand.
Every bird shot or deprived of shelter
the army of defense against the in
gects which already damage our crops
to the amount of £420.000.000 fi Year,
Private ownershin, civie pride, love of
and the birds they shelter. Nature
Magazine,
Placing of Trees.
Street trees may be placed from 30
to 80 feet apart. depending upon the
Catalpa
very commendable for street use, may
require the maximum distance. Addl
Ing will be sent you for a two-cont
stamp.
A —— EE TT ———
Pines In Right Place.
They are nice for Inwas and parks,
or other open places, but the pines and
trees classified as conifers have no
place In street planting, gays the
American Tree association of Wash
ington, D.C, In urging tree planting,
Thelr winter shade fs pndesirahle.
They do not yleld readily to pruning.
I A 0 IN
A Plsasant Town,
One of the pleasantest towns to Hye
in Is one just big enongh to call om
the brass band when the governor vis
its it
Training Shipper
to Grade, and Pack
Much Waste and Loss of
Fruits and Vegetables
Can Be Prevented.
(Prepared by the United States Department
of Agriculture.)
fruits and vege
in
Waste and loss in
tables due to spoilage or breakage
transit have been one of the
problems connected with the profitable
production and selling of perishable
foods,
The market specialists of the bu
reau of agricultural economics of the
United States Department of Agricul
serious
steps to prevent this unnecessary
waste, which brings them no profit
often means a serious loss, at the same
time reducing the total supply of
Increased care
packing and
has acco
and
selecting,
shipping thelr
plished much In spite of the
volved In shipping peri
distances,
plaing in
grading,
products
risks in
shables
deserts, moun
ACross
long
uf
tains and all Kinds
weather,
Tomatoes All Year.
now found
all
‘uba
Tomnat«
on
the
€8 ure
inrge
markets practically year,
Mexico, the
in en winter, from Florida
and
Bahamas
and
Texas,
ing the spring,
south ¥
Missi:
demand
from May
avoid h al
toes which
careful
done hy
with the retail storeleenes
Feed of (
A hen consumes ug
of {oud a day, and poult
thorities at Minnesota Univers
find she will eat two ounces «
rrain at Night
OUNCes
the form of dry mash when it
able These ground grain
and the fowl i=
trouble of grinding all
are guickly
digested, saved
the feed In her
Thus by feeding dry mash pro
duction ean be forced,
The other two ounces of feed.
the poultrymen, should be
crop,
in the form
little less than an ounce In the morn
ing and a little more than an ounce at
night. The hen's crop is small and (he
winter nights are long, consequently
the heavier feeding should be given at
night. should be taken
that the fowls go on the
full crops.
Care
roosts with
A
Why Doesn't Farmer Put
Implements Under Cover?
Ask a farmer why he doesn't
of leaving them just
He may answer, “What's
The parts that will rust out
with oll, and those that
stead
unhooked,
the use?
are covered
the rest »f the machine anyhow.”
The implement dealer knows that if
sell two machines where he should
have sold only one, and that he will
also sell more repairs,
With both the farmer and the imple.
ment dealer satisfied, why housc the
farm machinery?
Sunflowers for Silage
Should Be Cut Promptly
Sunflowers for silage should be put
in when the seeds reach the hard
dough stage. When grown on wet
land so the pith Is sappy and full of
water, thay may he cut and wilted in
the field before putting Into the silo,
When grown on very dry ground, they
should he put inte the silo as prompt
Iy as possible and enough water ndd.
od that a Jittle cen be squeezed from
the cut stalks
»
Arrangement for Hog
Feeding Quite Handy
Originated and Used at Illi-
nois Experiment Station,
A handy arrangement for feeding
hogs originated and used at
nols agriculsural experiment
furm Is shown herewith, It
i
and 14
troughs
arate from
of
the
feet long and
each 12 feet long
the floor, At
the troughs four
concrete floor. To
ure spiked 2 by S-inch
which support panels
swung the troughs
enables the herds
from the
filled, “A strap iron fixture
panel in the position de
Iwo
wade
the
sep
corners
set in these
which
over This
feature
the hogs i
HWHY trough while
it is being
holds the
sired.
to bulld is a concrete
and It wili bring
larger returns for
invested than any other part of
hog raising Loss of
*
iN prevents «f
raiser
floor :
and
the hog
feeding
quicker
his equipment,
feed :
concrete floor
Considerable time an
nr the
rol ected
Wher
Handy Arrangement for
uniter all gy
vill he enough
Much Butter Being
on a Household
Farmers nel thelr wives
Made
Scale
Tai) farn
3X55 in nun
vee of maki
IZ 1250000
were utilized |
dn IN OO pounds of this
muanufs
cent of the
the United
mately one-half of
ctured Thar nea 40 1m
Tr
total butter production of
Ntates is made on
the
ADproxi
of the
farms
Barberry Bush Harbors
West have learned diving the
past years, at the various county and
state affairs, to recognize the common
which
blacksstem rust of wheat,
bush, harbors
The demon.
giderahle
and
interest among wheat
they have expressed
ax being anxious to
row
them
bush in order to
losses from black-stem roast of wheat
The sunflower makes excellent feed
as silage, and data at present avail
the sunflower, If put up at the proper
stage of maturity, makes a fairly good
substitute for corn, although its feed
ing value is not so high. It has been
used mostly in areas where the chineh
bug is prevalent. The crop fits well in
many rotations where corn should be
omitted on account of chinch hug
damage.
A————————
Successful Planting of
Raspberry Bush in Fall
As a rule. spring planting is bent
for raspberries, but if the fall should
be favored with enough rainfall so
that the young plants could get a good
start, fall planting will be successful,
and you will gain a season by planting
carly this full, becuse there will he
some fruit, while with spring planting,
Pou could pot hope to gather fruit nest
year, ns you might with {all planting,
THIN BLOOD WEAK
“AND ALL RUN DOWN
Norfolk Woman Recovers Her
Health After She Takes
Earle's Hypo-Ood
you how glad 1 am that 1 started
taking this great health builder,
My dizzy spells have all disappear.
ed and 1 do not know what it is
any more to suffer with ec
tion. The wonderful | ovement
in my health has greatly com.
grateful for the results forted my husband, and has been
by taking Hypo.Cod, Bhe writes (a pource of pleasant surprise to
as follows: “For years 1 suffered | my friends. I am always boosting
with thin blood and when my | Hypo-Cod, telling what it has done
beautiful boy twins were born [for me” More people every
about a year ago | knew that Ilare learning of this great tonie
wonld have to take a powerful up- [anc health builder, and {f you
bullding tonie, and nerve restorer. |who read this are weak, thin, pale
I was subject to dizzy spells, and yor sufler with Indigestion, liver
suffered with chronic constipation, |trouble, or nervousness we urge
which distressed and depreased me [you to get a bottle from your
to the point of dispalr. One day |druggist, and start taking it. Or,
a friend told about Hypo- ja full size bottle will be sent you
Cod and what it was doing for [prepaid by the Earle Chemical Co.
those who taking it I de. of Wheeling, W. Va., upon receipt
cided to get a hottle, and give it [of One Dollar (31.00)).—Advertise-
& trial. 1 cannot begin to tell jment
Mrs. ¥. E. Lawliss, of 1111
Bt, Norfolk, Va. Is more
stipa~
Holt
than
obtained
day
me
were
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name?”
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Lawyer What is
an who struck you?
Witness Pardon
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the name of the but don’t you know
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Jor Economical Transportation
VERY farm needs two automobiles, one of which should
be a closed model Chevrolet.
The open touring car is best for general farm use, carrving pase
sengers or perhaps miscellaneous bulky produce or merchan.
dise, but for cold or rainy weather, 2nd for church or social use
the family needs a closed car, either a 2-passenger Utility
Coupé as illustrated, or the 5.-passenger Sedan. The extra
large rear compartment is a feature of the Coupé.
These closed cars are very finely made, furnished, upholstered
and trimmed. The windows are of plate glass and can be
lowered, providing as much air as an open car, vet affording
full protection against wind, rain, snow or cold when raised.
With a second car on a farm, one isalways available for those
at home when the other car is out.
The low prices of Chevrolet make the ownership of two cars
feasible for most farm families.
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Division of General Motors Corporation
Prices Effective September 1, 1923
¢ I. o. b. Flint, Michigan
TNEPer eT
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Superior 5-Pase. Sedans . .
Superior Commercial Chaecls
Superior Light Delivery .
Utility Express Truck Chassis
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66
79%
39%
493
$50
+ Pass. Rosdeter .
SPase, Touring . 7
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“Do you like ih hosts Prefers a Mule,
“1 don’t know ths at | “1 gives my preferen
of that ’
Prayer book says nothing vet abou
airships
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Colds Headache Neuritis Lumbago
Pain Toothache Neuralgia Rheumatism
Accept only “Bayer” package which contains proper directions.
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