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To remove pimples and blackheads
smear them with Cuticura Ointment,
Wash off in five minutes with Cutl-
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keep your skin clear by using them for
dally toilet purposes. Don't fail to in-
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wood.
If your eyes smart or feel scalded, Roman
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The J. B. Colt system supplies
this Union Carbide-gas from a sim
ple automatic generator buried in
your yard, to fixtures throughout
house, barn, and grounds. And
besides lighting, furnishes con-
venient cooking and ironing
facilities.
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today for fall information.
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PENNSYLVANIA
STATE ITEMS
Shenandoah.—Martin Nash, an aged
resident of this place, fell on ice,
fracturing his skull and dying.
Pottsville.—Mrs., Mary Krebs,
47, was found dead seated in a
at her home.
York—George H. Zinn, 02
old, dled suddenly In a store
arranging goods in a show
Shenandoah.—Manuel Joseph was
caught In a premature explosion at
West Shenandoah colliery and killed.
Weatherly.—A considerable sum of
money realized by a Thanksgiving
event for the benefit of the fire com-
pany Is missing from the safe in
which it had been placed In the fire
house.
Mills City.~—~Burglars forced open
the safe in the postoifice and stole
$250.
Lancaster.—
aged
chalr
years
while
case,
~Councils reduced the
tax rate from 11 to 10 mills,
Chester.—Benumbed with cold af-
ter sleeping In a packing box all
night, Charles Cralg, aged 8 was
found by Sergeant Busher and Patrol-
man Talbot at Fourth and Market
streets, He was sent to the (Chester
Hospital, but physicians say that he
will not suffer any ill effects from his
exposure,
Hazleton, Warren Bittenhender,
of this city, camping with a party of
hunters near White Haven, killed a
deer between gulps of soup, while at
lunch, He dropped his plate when
he saw the buck, got his gun and
brought him down with a single shot.
Bittenbender finished his meal before
he went out to claim his quarry.
Seranton.~—Found gulity of running
down and killing Mrs, James Loftus,
while operating an automobile on the
county highway last May, Wes-
nechak was sentenced to spend four
years in the county jail. At the com
term he must s
two vears for
Mrs. Michael
Mrs. Loftus
phia Rev. Rie
vy to Bishor
donor unknow:
ormation straigl
Orleans race track,
tondos
tends
Jacoh
nat
na
break z
McAuvie,
was with
Philadel;
getting from a
“feed box" Inf
the New
he
were a man of artive
he rae
“Jack
laring that |
a horse
return was f
Mr. Morris’
races. But
friend
nas
Mr. Morris
twinges of cons
ence, hecause
gists, he doesn't have even one
who plays the pon
Norristown. —A suit
for $30 000
damnges has uted In
here agairst tandall
who
mantown avenue
nut Hill, by Fr ¢ Mi
claims when
dall last August
penter work, a
¥
the amount dr
conde {ier
, Chest
Mitchell
Dr. Ran.
to be paid for car
dispute
tchell,
allied to see
arose as to
or struck
f the
1 and the doct
him In the ribs
body.
Lewistown
looking for a
ing
and other parts o
Local
Ford
authorities
touring car bear.
No. 63¢
Pennsaylve 0S
two
stolen
young said
from Altoona.
near Jeke
men, to have
farm
a story
stopped at a
and told
gas just down the
They were p
shurg
house
road
tise ar to
back
Sharon. hecanae
Ange
g" him,
old,
keeper, Mrs. Sarah
home on the
west of Mercer
and the load
Stafford’'s head,
ing. Birtwhistle was overpowered by
neighbors and turned over to
William Bone, who lodged him [In jail
Pittsburgh.—A radio romance which
Will i Birtwhistle, 45
and a i Hed his
Stafford. 50,
Mercer Pulaski
A shot gun was
of shot shattered Mrs
drink
shot
at his
road
oth had heen
Pittsburgh vocalist and gong writer,
tion, and Miss Dorothy Hess,
cago, an actress, “listened In”
New York apartment, was
of Chl.
in her
revealed
their marriage The “radio court.
ship” began three months ago, when
Miss Hess sent Mr. Malle a note of
congratulations after hearing a con-
cert. They were married at Greens
burg.
Chester.—14lllan Dorothy, O-months-
old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James
Cropper, of Marcus Hook, was fatally
burned as she played on the kitchen
floor of her parents’ home. Her
clothing caught fire while her two
older sisters were playing with match
es during the time their mother was
out shopping. The baby was playing
with her sisters, one 2 years old and
the other 4, when one of them found
t hox of matches and struck several
of them,
Bloomshurg.—John R. Kitchen, a
well known Columbin county farmer,
was seriously hurt when a tractor
ran away and ran over him,
Lewistown, Thomas Davis, 74, one
of the oldest volunteer firemen in the
state, dled from Injuries sustained
when struck by an automobile.
Rawlinaville—Curtis MeClune, 52
years old, ¢ommitted suicide at the
home of his sister, Mrs. Frank Durry.
On City.~~W. L. SBhauberger, of this
of Big Benefit
Standardization: of
Products Attaining Na-
tional Importance.
{Prepared by the United States Department
of Agriculture.)
Standardization of farm products Is
rapidly attaining national and interna.
tional Importance, declares the United
States Department of Agriculture,
Federal grades are now avallable for
30 kinds of frults and vegetables, one
or more of which grades have been
adopted by 25 states for use in intra
state as well as in Interstate
merce,
cain.
Value of Grades.
standardization
1015 witha the
The department's
program was started in
establishment of a telegraphic market
news service covering most of the
leading consuming markets In the
country. Federal grades were pre
pared for Bermuda onlons and pota-
toes, use of the latter being made com-
pulsory by the food administration.
The value of the potato grades was
found to be such that with the termi
nation of the food administration the
trade continued the voluntary use of
the grades. and it 1s estimated that
at least 80 per cent of the total ship
ments of potatoes In the United States
are now quoted on the basis of the
federal grades.
Further stimulus en
standardization program when
United States food products inspection
was started In 1017. This
service provided for federal Inspection
was gly the
should be requested
persons interested in
Grading laws that had
dormant were brought ont
shaken to life, By 1021 federal
had been recommended for 13
fruits and vege
widely adopted by the st:
inspection
any of the
183
ONE
grodes
stnhiles,
nantes
Service Extended,
tion certificates 5 &
quality and litlon have heen
CON
sued,
The recent
standard
accession of interest In
3
grades on the of
par ont
i= pointed out as
table pment in the
tion program n Virginia or ex
ample, growers this year
tmve organized standardization
are collectively
connection
grades, The Georgia peach crop this
for the first packed
on the United States grades, approx
imately 8000 cars being inspected
certified at shipping point on
basis.
i rodducts
® no
devel standardiza-
their
federal
ads ertising
with the
time
im
year Was
this
Two-Year-Old Ayrshire
Has High Year's Record |
B. M.'s « Bell, a
Ayrshire owned by
Agricultural
ed a year's record of 9.315
containing 320.73
‘annrs two-year-old |
the Kansas
cajlege, has just complet
pounds of
ponnds of but
the fifth
gire,
milk
terfat.
the senior herd
to complete a yen
ing to this remarkable
of five daughters that,
olds, average 11,007 pounds of milk
and 411.24 pounds of butterfat B
M.'s Canary Bell is a daughter of Mel
rose Canary Bell II, former world's
record two-year-old, and a grand
daughter of the famous old Canary
tell that made 744 pounds of butter
fat in a year.
The college Ayrshire herd Is na
tionally known for its high-producing
having developed more class
cows than
other Institutional Ayrshiré herd
in America. Two world record cows
and three French cup winners have
been developed here, Of the 168 Kan
sas class records for 300 and 8365 days,
ten are held by K. 8. A. C. Ayrshires,
There are 12 Ayrshires in the college
herd at present that during
years averaged 12,130 pounds of milk
and 448 pounds of butterfat. A four
year-old Ayrshire produced 1.862
pounds of milk and 65.73 pounds of
butterfat during September,
She is daughter
lell's Melros Ro
ar's test, thus award
sire the honor
an
Make Hens Exercise
Feed the grain in a deep lit
ter on the floor and make the
hens exercise for it. The mash
may be fed either wet or dry,
and should be so regulated that
the fowls will get about equal
parts of mash and of the scratch
grains. It is necessary to give
the fowls plenty to eat to get
good results, but the birds
should always be eager for each
feed. In cold weather feed
about one-third of the seratch
grains in the morning and two-
thirds at night. In this way the
are forced to exercise more
than if they receive all Se §7ait
they desire at the morning feed,
CENTRE HALL, PA,
of Seed and Plants
ing Are Most Essential.
{Prepared by the United Btates Department
of Agriculture.)
Seeds, plants, sclons,
other plant material
propagating purposes
long distances {if
and packed. Long sea
through the tropics are
severe on plant material,
must be exercised
Journeys are Involved.
The United Stutes Department
Agriculture has prepared a new
cular, Department Clreular 828, for
the Information of persons who are
in the habit of malling various kinds
of seed and plant material-—to show
how to Inbel and pack living
plant material for long-distance ship
ment, It is based largely on the
sorvations made from a great num-
bet of shipments which the depart.
ment us received from all over the
world, packed In many different ways
and by many different people. The
manner of packing the particular
shipments which have come through
severe conditions of climate and dis
tance In a satisfactory
noted and recommended for practice,
It may not seem Important, says the
circular, to follow some of the di
rections given. But so many fallures
and disastrous results have ocqurred
from variations from the directions
that the department feels compelled
that they be followed as close
ly as practicable in all eases, Neglect
sew the cloth the
properly
of the
off the
substituting
the
311 cet iomn
collection
grafts and
intended for
may shipped
properly selected
I we
VOYynges
particularly
£0 that great
care where such
of
oir
collec Lt.
ob
coverings
on
packages may
lossy valuable
dry burlap
newspaper
sweating and
of valuable
Too mm care
given to the selection of
naterial,
the elrer
11180
gcions
ich cannot
clean, healthy
he supply
x Dey
swt ry
ari:
I
Legume Ha vis "avored
for Farm Flock of Sheep
s no better feed for she
Al falfa
i £4
i
rand
good
» millet 18 good. but
{0 excess
wl ep
fed
sparingly lest
} grain Ono
enougl
will not permit
{ iy sts
much id of corn
art of the roughage,
not be
stacks,
ike where
Yie Straw
but sheep
straw for
waft
fleece
straw, ol
into the
the sheep and lower the
the wool,
Timothy hay is
est foedds for
constipating effects,
one of the
one of the px
sheep on account
and
enemies
const
ipa
of preg
Forcing Rhubarb During
For iharb n
or for
easy,
ing rin winter
ercially
i aratis ely
Ome Use 18 com
and should be carried
generally
present time, as a supply of this
from January until the
The roots for forcing
Iate autumn before tl
freezes, care being taken to preserve
all the buds on the crowns, and tc
keep as much of the earth adhering tc
the as possible, Past experi
ence has proven that roots that have
been completely frozen force much
quicker. It will require at least tep
days of quite severe freezing to put
the roots in good condition for forcing
When the time comes to bring in the
plants, a dark cellar should be avail
able where a temperature of 50 de
grees to 60 degrees Fahrenheit can be
maintained.
early
spring are
in the 1e RTound
roots
Drain barn lots with ditches or tile,
Fill in low places with rock or gravel,
. . -
Burning woods is double economic
murder : it kills trees and humus,
» . -
Feeding high-value feed to low
value live stock is like walking on
quicksand.
. . -
If yon wish to get the most for
your money out of fertilizer put it
upon analysis,
- * *
Sanitation, administered In regular
doses, is the best medicine for poul
try, sheep and pigs.
. ae
It i= better to let the pullets roost
in the trees than to crowd them In
the laying house. A mature pullet
needs at least seven inches of roost,
. "9
The old-fashioned fdrmer who
sneered at scientific farming now has
a slubhey. son who uses sclence to
heat his dad producing crops and live
stock. et :
iam
USE
2%¢
0
rex A
I. MURDOCH C co.
way
As Monarch Cofiee excels ordinary
coffee, so Monarch Tea and Mon-
arch Cocoa give evidence of their
superiority at the first trial
REID, MURDOCH & CO.
Established 1853
Chicago Boston Pittsburgh NewYork,
TRADE BUILDER FOR 25 YEARS
“For over 25 years, Monarch Coffee has been
one of our strongest trade builders. Our sales on
Monarch have increased to the point where we
do not hesitate to buy in thousand pound lots.”
RECEKNORS,
Creston, lows
Mayornaise Dressing Cling Peaches
1000 island Dressing Bloed Peaches
Pork and Beans Apricots
Feaunut Butter Pears Bowes! Fotsloes
Prepared Mostard Logenberries " Saver Kre t
Grape Jules Bed Haspberries ors Epinah
Fruit Salad Strawberries Beaimos
Pioennude Blackberries Mix
Hominy
Pumpkin
Bwest Pickles Stringless Beans
Bweot Heliah
EVNts: Lidl
better
baking
powder A
than DAVIS
L
Bake it BEST with
DAVIS
BAKING
POWDER
x ja Fs
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UNT'S SALVE fails in the |
rs of ITCH, RCZEMA, |
RINGWORM, IRTTER orother i
win | W. N. U, BALTIMORE, NO. 51-1904,
She Threw Away
Calomel and took
Beecham’s Pills
“I felt so Iiissrable, said the young
woman cash a fashionable New
Jersey hotel. A friend ted cal-
omel and I was about to e it,
“Another friend noticed the calomel on
my desk and cautioned me instit. She
her sister took calomel and ate some
fruit and the combination ‘salivated’ her
«loosened some of her teeth and made
her very sick.
“RE
beinan
box of Beecham's loses gin ber
ge Ee
ven
three weeks since.
hogs