ANOTHER NURSE
PRAISES TANLAC
Due,
teen years, Is another highly esteemed
Atlanta woman whose gratitude and
desire to help others prompts her to
tell of the wonderful results she
rivedd from the Tanlae treatment,
“1 had suffered from neryous in-
or five years,” sald Mrs, Culpepper,
“and was nearly always nauseated. I
had heartburn so bad I could
stand It, and became weak
nervous I could hardly do my
work,
“Reading what Tanlac had done for
others, I decided to try it, and by the
time I finished the first bottle I was
feeling so much better that I bought
two more. When I. had finished the
third bottle T was feeling fine and had
actually gained sixteen pounds. Tao-
lac Is all that is claimed for it.”
Tanlac is for sale by
gists. Take no substitute.
ment,
80 and
Advertise
Victim of Sciencs.
Beggar (at door)—Yes, lady,
demands many a victim. [I ug
such a vietim.
Lady—-Poor man—how was that?
Beggar—They got me on the finger
prints!
science
self am
St Rr Ta
me pd
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Rodents.
in New
August for
The
U. § Wars
Approxin
Mexico were
the control of
work was done
of the Uz
on
NERF nie
d during
destructive rodents
by the al
ited States Deparime
of Agriculture and co-operating
forces. As a typical result of this
poisoning campaign in one Jacre tract
which was treated In the
district, 252 derd prairie dogs
white-tailed species were found,
itely GO res
frente
biologic
ves
This
to poison,
Medicine
Treatment, both
forty years. Sold by all druggists.
J CHLINEY & CO., Toledo, Ohio
Not Impressed.
Mr. Newlywed—The very first time
you deceive me I'll kill myself,
Mrs, Newlywed-—And the
time?
second
Wright's
only vegetable Ingredients which act as
gontls purgative, 372 Pearl Bt. NY. Adv,
Appreciative,
Bob (contemplating loan)~How are
you off for money?
Pnt—Oh, 1 have enough for tonight!
Thanks Just the same~London Ane
sWers,
Anyone “gets out of life what he
puts Into it;" und it Is a great deal
the same with classical music,
A —-
Sure Re} ief
| Inerea ase Income IL
by Crop Rotation]
Is Sue- |
Tennessee Farmer
cessful by Adopting New |
System of Management. |
|
the United Migtes Duper tmeot 4
of Agriculture.
A farmer in Henderson county, Ten
bas been running his farm for |
six years according to a sys.
(Prepared by
nesses,
with Lis county extension
agent
Cotton Returns Small.
Previous time
this
the county but cotton
the greatest economy,
$00 could be
1016 the system
Under it, grown in
crons on the hill
producing cot
for six
hay and
peas planted at |
cultivation the corn to keep
fertility and furnish
Under the new
stock pastures
has been added, chiefly hogs,
and some mules, with cows to |
milk the family,
Big Features of System.
The three main ures of the sys.
ure, first, ncre in soil fertil
second. economy ‘nm labor; and |
several of income, In
, this farmer, Pope, spent only |
$150 in labor, chiefly for chopping and |
picking cotton. He can of
work himself, with the aid of
ten and twelve
money crup still cotton, |
grown soll steadily ia |
Live stock, comm
Last year over
to this practicmiy
and other |
and, |
not |
in
with
than
In
darted,
even
cleared a |
new Wis
cotton is
in tarn
and pasture
level and,
ench field
LWo years
On the
¢ rotuted, with
last of
thie
feed,
five
up soil some |
system as |
witl
nx the
for
fent
i
Hse
SOUrces
3. PF
do most
his |
SONS,
main
cotton
years old. !
The
hut
is
on
and hay are also sold,
81.750 worth of
secording to re
farm and cotton,
and other crops
leaving
of feed for
expenses
inbor
and incids
all ample
next year hie
covered by the
amd $2 for
ntals farm in
sup
the
inre
8 for
The
ised [ori Lad
come has
new
System w
Artificial Light Wil}
Diseases of Cabbage
Family Preventable
Crops Is Advisal ble.
the United
af Agric
ull the ¢ which
cabbage fwmnily, such
Htates Depuitr
ulture. )
Pracucally rops
long to the
coll;
amd
tlisenses
irds, und
ne, are
Such dise
Department of
ble in the
sunitation
sued by the
Bulletin 130),
0 spread
thelr con
kale,
subject
turnips,
radishes tu
INOS, Says
the United States
eis
Britie
ent as
A new
ariLer
the
of the
tro:
bage
tin
rog, i
‘tant cab
aie
dery
Rotath
cabbage
related
weeds
family and
Musturd and
harbor «cabbage
down, Dralnoge
from diseased
infection
wre with which
been mingled.
seed bed is often the
un. The
other
Crops
which
should be Rept
and ref
fleids will
stable 1
pests
18540
CATTY So will
discussed
The
infect i
Hrd
greatest pains
Lar
1 4
ure healthy plants
bed on aew gr
rilize by steam the
i ubroot is avoided by the
limé and by setting
Disinfect all cabbage seed
cate the =ced
possible,
used,
ound,
or ste
free
use of
plate
fore
blac of eg.
which
Years,
Lr
Yellows is due to a
persists in the soil for
Varieties of cabbage
available
bull.tin
is the supply
fungi
many
to this disease ure
A copy of this be
as long
United Stat
Wa
muy
lasts,
t of
es Departmen
culture shington, D. C
Finds Beef Type C an Be
Good Milk Producer,
It ix possible for the bes
heavy
Keeping Farm Accounts |
Is of Greatest Value
According of far
organization
nos,
keen
keepin
im
of Il
value
to the department
EP niversis
You t
sreatest
at the
¢
probably the of
ants is that |
diagn
end of the
farm is less efficient
of a considerable
keeping the same
of records, in yields, in
turn for eapital Invested in and fed
to live stock, the number of acres of
crops worked per man and per horse,
or in the amount of expense for a
given income, he will know where and
can study out the way in which he
ean make changes that will increase
his net income,
ig farm face t en
ables the farmer to
situation, If at
he finds that his
than Average
number farms
his own
the year
the
of
“Ton re
Experiment Station Is |
Intended to Benefit All|
experiment sta-
farm, neither is it
nor is it self.
The agricultural
tion is not a model
a rich man's plaything,
supporting.
It ix a laboratory. indeors and out
of doors, in which the great problems
of agriculture, horticulture and ani
mal hushandry are worked out for the
benefit of all,
The farm Implements and methods
of & century ago were not very differ.
ant from those of the Pharuohs and
Caesars,
Progress in agriculture began with
investigation.—Director CC. 4G. Wil
Hams, Ohio Faperimont Station,
Simple Treatment Will
Prevent Grain Diseases
Oat smut, one of the most wide
spread and destructive diseases of
sinall grains, caused by a fungos
which lives loside the out plant and
transforms the head at maturity into
an dusty black mass of spores, cap he
easily controlled by a disinfectant
treatment of the seed at planting
time, the best treatment so far per.
fected being that with formaldehyde,
according to Dr. W, D. Moore, eften
wion plant pathologist, who urges
farmers to use this form of Insurance
against serious loss,
Developed in Ohio
process has sooty heen ode
yinen |
ie
iy some pou 00
mike a
the by-product
into an alkegg n
ling According to
half of all
heries finally become
which little valine
In fact, they say,
are, obliged to pay
of this product
in passing the
heated ing
.
desirab fod
conserting
hateh
poulify fee
men. abopt
go into hat
PRES
for
these
that
eries
ors
of the
“
product from
for the
liquid
drum,
and dries the product, The new
said to be rich In protein,
fate and minerals, and in
to be proving a good
hirks
reve ly
feed vita
in
Roem
Watch Your Grading in
Offering Fruit for Sale
Grading in many stal
making better returns possible for bet.
The public has
Inws os
rowers,
interests of farmers and
As a matter of self-protection
inspection shows otherwisa
things may be a litile uncomfortable
for the packer. If you are putting up
“choice” stuff which Is supposed to he
sound, ripe, of one variety, of a cers
tain size, free of dirt, insect, disease,
or weather injury, see that the fruit
is all of this, and more, A little exira
quality has never been known to hurt
the reputation of a man putting up »
fruit puck,
C—O
Not Difficult to Wean
Colt by Proper Feeding
It i8 common practice to wean colts
at from four to six months of age. If
the colt has learned to eat grain, there
should be no difficulty In the weaning
process and It 'should not suffer any
setback In ity growth, Ground oats,
bran asd cornmeal, onethied of each
by weight, to which Is added a little
oll men! make a good ration for the
weaning. Provide good pasture
in the winter, clover or alfalfa hay,
Be sure it has plenty of fresh water
mt all times,
THE
AKITCHEN
*4dCABINET
Lig AES,
How
world
fallure, an.
something
a UA
ar am
Western Newspaper Uniod.)
many people think the
drab-colored and life a
#0 have done or sald
they regret all thelr
when a vegetable pill or a
walk would have changed
vision completely.
ven,
brisk
their
cod cake Is appreciated and en
but un
with the
gatherings nnd
cuke
and
foods,
season,
time
home
comings is one
the
popuinr
reliable
in
hones i tasty cake whic}
ix god vithout
is the one we
SOUr orean
in
{OO costly
look for A
cuke will be one we w
like.
Sour
half cupful of shortening
« cupfal of sugar, add one
1e8
clunamon sul
‘ tea waa lt
and one-half tenspoonfuls of soda
pastry flour,
three-fourths of a
add the dry
nltern ntely
inolnsses, two eggs, ohne
of
oue-fourth
and
of
ench
© spoonful
me
cupfuls of
uf sour cream,
ful of
51
mis Sou
cup
ingred} {
i ixed, with the |
our cream. Add the raisins and the |
Hue ount of chopped puts at the i
Beat well, pour into a large loaf |
buke about three-quarters of
rulsins ;
and
an hour
Texas Pecan Cake.—Cream i1hree
fourths of a cupful of shortening,
nnd one-half ils of su
Rift together three cup
flour,
jan
nd
one cup gar
well
stry
baking
xing
fuis of pn
of powder
poonful of salt; add
me cupful of milk and a teaspoonful
of vanilla, Fold the stiffiy befter
the last. Bake in
gether with
uptuls
Add
nents Jus In
Fewer nat
Bre 8
three tablespoon
one-half ren
ately with |
fuel
His
alters
in
hites nt three ny
fee] Trot
ind
oof
fi we
Ipesd
¢
uf sugar
an cupful
i
* CHEw
Ls] where ti oy
Sunshine Cake (Two Eggs).—Take
: urth of cupful of shortening,
day
CANDY FOR EVERYBODY
Who doesn't enjoy ice plece of
& ny
Sea Foam—
two cupfuls
ir three
np
Hp
¥
te nN
asl
fui of corn
one-fourth of
erinfal ¢
upiu: of hw
ing
water, {wo eRe
halt
HTH
until the
in water or
whites, one
and
Ha, Cook
mukes a hard ball
from a form, add one-half cup
and the vanilla and pour |
stiffly beaten whites of we
Beat until nearly firm then drop |
spoonfals on a buttered baking |
sheet i
Molasses Candy.-Take
nuts ore
upped
sposiiul of
vanl
riiiure
nairs
nl of nuts
over the
Cas
hy
»
three cup |
one cupful of butter and flavor to |
taste, Boll all the ingredients except |
the flavoring until it makes a hard ball |
n water. Pour into a greased platter |
nnd when cool enough pull. The |
favoring is added just as it is poured |
ont. Some like a peppermint flavored |
eandy ; any kind may be used to sult |
Peanut Butter Fudge.— Place two
cupfuls of sugar, two-thirds of a cup
ful of milk In a sancepan and stir un.
til the sugar is dissolved. Let it boll
vigorousiy, stirring a little until the
nixture forms a soft ball in cold wa
tor. ‘Remove from the fire and ndd
four tablespeonfuls of peagut butter
Stir until the butter is melted, then
heat until creamy. Add one teaspoon |
ful of vanilin and one-third of a enp-
ful of sultanu raising. Tura into
grensed pans and cut into squares
vhen cond,
After.-Dinner Mints.—~Take three
cupfole of graouiated sugar, one
fourth of a teaspoonful of cream of
tartar, one-half cupful of boiling wa
ter, one-half tablespoonfuls of vine
gar. Boll until it becomes brittle in
water, Pour out on a buttered plat
ter Pull, adding two drops of the
Wl of peppermint, Put Into a tight
gluss jar after pulling and cutting into
smnll pieces, Let stand ten days and
t will be creamy and delicious,
Chocolate Fudge~—Take two cup
fuls of sugar, one of brown and one
of white, add one-half cupful of milk,
two | tablespoonfuls of butter. two
squares of melted chocolate and one
third of a cupful of corn sirup. Cook
to the soft ball stage and cool before
Peating: heat until nearly stiff, then
pour Into a buttered pan and mark off
{ato squares hefore it gets too hard,
Nereie Mayweart
i
Baltimore Man Was Nervous And
Sick Until He Took Earle's
Hy po-Cod
Mrs. W. A. Spies of 400 8 Ann
St, Baltimore, writes, “My hus.
band suffered from nervousness
and a general run down condition.
He would have nervous spells
which would nearly set me cragy.
He was fast becoming a nervous
wreck when a friend told him that
he bolleved Hypo.Cod would make
him a well man. His relief through
the use of Hypo-Cod was as fol
lows: He has never had any more
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Interested in Botr, Sides.
While court awaited
of the parties it,
turned to one lnwyers
sked: “For
ou concerned,
“Well, your
hut 1
defendant,” repl
1}
thie the
arrival
judge
ars
fire
to
of
the su
the
whieh of the pa
Mr. Mori
honor, 1
concernad
Moriart
A GLEAMY MASS
OF BEAUTIFUL HAIR
the
rties
arty?”
represent the
for
am
led
iess, Neglected Hair.
An abundance
of luxuriant hair
full of gloss,
gleams and” life
genuine toning up
a neglected
scalps with de
pendable “Dan-
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Falling 71
hair,
Thin, dry
halr is quickly invigorated,
new strength, color and
“Danderine”
i
or fading
taking on
youthful bea
lHightful
stimulating tonio—not sticky or greasy !
Any drug store~—Ady ertisement.
Her
» $s s3ev iit op
i gaughiier
uty
oli the hair:
Finish.
re
Cites well,”
Mrs
very
the i
Muddieh
Yes"
astor's remarked to
nt 1}
d Mrs
social,
fleby. “T'
in
Mu m go.
eloctroe
added “To
know Bos
DEMAND “BAYER” ASPIRIN
Aspirin Marked With “Bayer Cross”
Has Been Proved Safe by Millions,
Warning!
“Ba yer”
are not g
Aspirin proved
phescribed bis
Temporary Relief.
The promo
nered
grand
“listen friend
‘ThY
‘Why don't
for a rainy day?
The with
humer
iG}
You pro
prospect, a atten
Faw
ut
saved op for
respon have §8,
an umbreils
relief,”
“That
miniug
“Temporary thundered the
gram promoter 10, |
£
GOO shares of
would buy
stock.”
my
A Standard for %0 Years.
Ax a laxative and bloo 11
is nothing better than Brandre
in use throughout the wu
Time to Call the Cops.
At a party a necklace a woman was
wearing ‘vas much admired. She took
it off show it better and it was
passed from band to hand. Later it
was not fortheoming. i
“The Yoke has gone far enough.”
the host. “I will put this silver dish |
upon the table, turn out the electric |
light, count 100 and expect to find the |
th Pills
Ady
orld
to
uni |
i
the lights.”
When be turned ap the Mght the!
For Jewelers’ use a camera has been |
invented that photographs ehjects in|
thelr exact sizes,
spells or attacks snes taking the
third bottle and he has gained in
weight and strength and is in bet.
ter health than he has been in for
a long, long time. It has made a
better man out of my husband and
I cannot recommend it toe highly
for those who suffer with nervous.
ness or stomach trouble of any
kind.” Hypo-Cod is easy and pleas.
ant to take and has a most delight
ful wine.like flavor. Get a bottle
from Reads Drug Stores today or
send $1 to The Earle Chemical Co.
of Wheeling, W. Va, for a full
sized bottle to be sent you prepaid.
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Put one on - the pain is gone
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Special Ofer: Mail this advertisement with
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~The Healthy =
Shaving Soap
Cotienrs Soap shaves without mag Everywhere She
Changing Times.
Anvhow we never used to hear of a
wing arrested for hugging his
girl when he had her out buggy rid-
ng. Ask father: he knows Portland
Express and Advertiser
man
Many people Imagine that
cannot be sxpelled
single dose of “Dead Shot"
can 272 Pear! St. NY
Worms or
entirely A
proves that they
Adv
evan —
in Auto Language.
Howell— What sort of a fellow is he?
Poweli—He has six-cylinder tastes
and a one-cylinder Income.
Scientists have been experimenting
with the use of spider webs in Mada
gascar ax a silk subrtitute.
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