Don't wait for your customers
to complain about the variable
color of your butter. Keep your
butter that folden June color
everybody likes by putting a
few drops of Dandelion Butter
Color into the churn. It is purely
vegetable, wholesome and ab-
solutely tasteless. It ngets all
State and National F laws.
All large creameries have used
Dandelion Butter Color for
years. It does not col-
or buttermilk. You can
et the large bottles
or 35¢ from all drug
or grocery stores.
BUSINESS PLACES FOR SALE
Located in live N. J. cities, all personally
investigated by our own appraisers and
guaranteed by the owners
MILLINERY STORE
In popular N. J resort city;
most beautiful store in city:
sales $18,000 yr.; price 35,500
GROCERY STORE
Large eastern N, J, city] main street;
weekly sales; complete stock: price
{inventory on hand $4,000 File J-1302,
CONFECTIONERY-CIGAR STORE
In large N. J. city; near school; big lunch
bus. ; sales $400 wk. *
and equipped; price 2.060 File J-501.
GARAGE-ACCESS
In large N, J. city; gas pumps; equl
all repairs, battery chyging., etc.
on main road to Phila; sales 3! n
price inch bus and r. e $14506. Fille J-1
GROCERY STORE
In large seaside N. J. city; only
town store; big ‘phone bus; sales
yr.: big profits; prices compl. bus
rolet truck $11,000 File J-1301
HOTEL-REAL ESTATE
On No. ? highway Jersey and Harri
rms. ; 2 acres land; billiard roon
pacity garage; price inc 3
$36,000; owner retiri
GREENHOUSE
In large J
modern
est,
fine fixtures;
incl
ng J-1701
BUSINESS.R, E,
greenhouses;
equipped;
miles fre $45,000 incl
and re. (6-rm. house) File J-1101
THE APPLE-COLE COMPANY
New York Office az
Detroit Office
Do
T.et us help you understand and
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Proper care
and suffering In
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disposition
also latent po
order or regist
and place £
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Florida ¥
conven
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home wner J. M. Mof
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bus
help him.
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to
Analyals,
STUDIO,
AGENTS WAN
needs food. Ou
SUFFER FROM ACID STOMACH
e and Acute Indigestion, send for
Package of DIJAS act
rmles REMA-TRAH COMPANY, Dept
3. Race and Indian, HARRISBURG, FA
$10 TO $15 A DA
Why Work for Others?
King £ mula
J. HILTON
Burlington,
“ay
F arms Raise Own Gas
Farms may be made to produce
lighting,
ing and
ventor of a generator that makes gas
Cotton, cornstalks, straw and
dust have been employed successfully,
cubic feet of gas.
Reason iz the
ply to jealousy.
hardest thing to
BREAKS A COLD
Muco Salve. Place a little in
nostril or melt a little in spoon and
inhale fumes, Clears the head instant.
ly. Often breaks the cold in
minutes,
If cold has gotten down In
chest, get a bottle of MUCO
ENT, (liquid) 75 cents. It dissolves
the phlegm. Clears the chest. Thou-
sands say it is the best cold remedy
aver known.
You can make and keep your complex
fon as lovely as a young girl's by giving a
little mtten tion to your blood. Remember,
a good complexion fen't skin deep ~ it's
health deep. .
Physicians agree that sulphur ls one of
the most effective blood purifiers known
to seience. Hancock Sulphur Compound
is an old, reliable, scientific remedy. that
purges the blood of impurities. Taken
internally ~~ a few drops in a glass of
water, it gets at the root of the trouble,
As a lotion, it soothes and heals.
0c and $1.20 the bottle at your drug-
gist's. If he can’t supply you, send his
name and the price in stamps and we
will send you a bottle direct.
Hancock Liquip Surrnun COMPANY
Baltimore, Maryland
Haneoel Sulphur Compound Ointment — 0e
and $00 for uss with
Hancock
Sulphur Compound
It has head lights, a bell, and an
crane is in the tender at the rear,
RACING TRAINS
PUT UNDER BAN
| Minnesota Law Requires
Drivers to Come to Full
Stop at Crossings.
Motorists who try to beat the train
| to the crossing wil face a new risk
| under the new Minnesota traflic code,
Even If they get across track
| safely—which many do not—they may
face a jail term or fine, for the new
| law requires drivers to come to a full
the
grade crossings “wherever a
and
warning of the immediate
proach of a railway train or car.’
same law applies to motormen
where a street car line crosses
road. Failure to
meanor,
visible positive signal
ap
a rail
stop Is a misde
Stop at Crossings.
“his new provision is in
the law requiring all driver
addition t«
old
nated *
Another old
requ
| crossings.
retained ‘
carrying school
for hire, explosives or
liquids to stop at all grad
Here
the new
are some othe
AMinnesot
must
of roadway,
vehicles must
the right curb. This not
to one-way streets, where Keeping to
the right
tebaer 2b}
(aging other
keep
nter the
does
is impraeticai, or when overs
vehicles,
raliroads
the driver mu
keep to the right, unless the
In crossing or
intersections,
road Is obstructed
passable,
Pirivers of vehi
i shall
ast half the road
A driver passing a vehicle shall
site ctions
other
go to the left of the center line of the
road left is «cl
vizible and free of oncoming trafic t
unless such side
Must See Ahead.
A driver not
pass a upon
hill or curve where
soe the HO feet
shall overtake ane
vehicle the crest of a
on a he cannot
road ahead.
A driver shall not overtake
another on
ing or
when
! by a traffic officer or ax
and pass
a railroad
intersection,
vehicle CTOSS
highway
such
except
intersection is controlled
omatic signal.
The driver of a vehicle passing an
dis
again
until
| other vehicle shall pass at a safe
not
the road
such vehicle,
Speeding up to prevent ancther ve
hicle to puss is prohibited in the new
code, It provides that the «river of
a vehicle about to be overtaken and
passed “shall give way to the right
| on suitable and audible signal being
{ given by the driver of the overtaking
vehicle and shall not increase the
speed of his vehicle until completely
passed by the overtaking vehicia™
tance to the left, and shall
drive to the right
safely clear of
of
Increasing Number of
Automobiles in Japan
7ith the increasing number of auto-
mobiles in Japan, it Is almost as un-
safe to cross a street in Tokyo or any
other large city as it Is in New York.
Half of the automobiles In Tokyo
either killed or injured some one dur-
ing the past year, according to police
statistics,
There are approximately 13.000
motor cars in the Japanese capital,
During 1026 there were 6.3068 automo-
bile accidents reported in which some
one was killed or injured.
There were 16.282 Araffic accidents
{ in which 234 persons lost their lives
{ and 9871 were hurt. Of the total
number of accidents, bicycles were re-
| sponsible for 5,752, tram cars for 1.
| 445 and the innocent looking rickshaw
for 105.
Refrigerator Trucks Gain
When the refrigerator car came to
the railroads, long-distance shipping
of meats and other perishable prod-
ucts was made possible, and all-year-
around vegetables became common on
the dinner tables of the nation. And
now, with a network of busy high-
ways filling In the gaps between the
rallroads, and with farmers being
pushed farther from their markets by
the pressure of suburban expansion,
the motor truck refrigerator promises
to become a major development.
ER a
Keep Umbrella Off
Heater in Your Car
If you want to avoid a blaze
in your automobile, refrain from
warns the National Safety coun-
cil. Many umbrellas have han-
dies, tips or rings made of celln-
loid which may ignite
of carelessly
heat,
place umbrellas sLOVes
in their homes or offices either,
continues the bulletin ixsned by
the accident prevention associa.
tion, w
of
habits,
as a result
putting them
People shouldnt
close to
100
close to
hich hus received reports
explosions following such
dime ffm eff ef ef foefeee
Useful Hammer for Use
on Polishad Surfaces
mpossible to hammer on a pol.
wooden or metal
An
the
$s heen padded
surfuce with-
ordin
worl
making dents,
mer will never do
the head ho
Rubber Tip on Hammer Head,
The kind shown in the
he
ahle manner.
drawing will found
Pur rubber
force this over the head.
the
mary
satisfactory.
and
Now can
any of
Popular Mechanics
crutch tip
you
without
ing the finish
do work danger
Magazine,
Motor Busses Useful to
Transport Race Horses
Those
appreciate the great care
handling the
race horses,
who “follow the races”
required in
nervous, high-spirited
thrown off
mettle by the slightest discomfort.
The problem of transporting
thoroughbreds has been solved in Eng-
land, where the pullman motor horse
box car is rapidly being adopted
the ideal vehicle for moving blooded
stock.
easily their
such
as
man at their own stables, taken direct
avoiding the noise, bustle and excite.
ment of railway stations, and the de-
travel. In addition,
comforts of thelr home stables,
grooms ride in an adjacent compart.
over them at all times,
commodates two horses with
and equipment,
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AUTOMOBILE NOTES
FOL BGLOOH LL OOOSNGLOUROLDOT
The campaign against
who lets his car stand in the street
start any too soon,
* - »
An automobile that burns wood in
stead of gus has been tried out in
France, But it ought to be just about
ns easy to crank one on a cold morn:
fire in It
. - -
The ear that always appears new Is
groomed us carefully as a race horse
ench time it is put Into the garage
and taken out, Leaving lice, snow,
mud or water on It destroys the luster
of the finish,
iii
iN TELEPHONE ¢ ZZ
WAY Bree
poles.
added to the Bell toll lines in
Pennsylvania.’
Fa
The old enemy of telephone
service—sleet storm—is being
outgeneraled.
Ana with a 179, improvement
in maintenance, service interrup-
tions are approaching the vanish-
ing point.
munication.
Dependability and [freedom
from interruption are keeping
pace with the increased speed
of your out-of-town calls.
It’s part of the new era in tele-
phone communication.
J. H. CAUM, Manager
GETS VAST ESTATE
Doris Duke, fourteen-year-old daugh-
tobacco king, who has received the
A deed for the prop-
has been filed in Miss Duke's name.
Fisherman's Luck
A8 was to be expected, an automo-
jaws on the protest that he was an-
other of the now many “dawn-to-dusk”
drivers,
A¥ the traffic officer approached the
out stopping, “thie is the first town 1
have passed through in my dawn-to-
dusk trip from the mountains to Wil
mington that the courtesy of a motor
cycle officer to escort me through the
town was not extended.” Obviously,
the officer apologized and the driver
dashed on to his lishing, greatly
pleased with his deceitful trinmph
over the law.—Charlotte Observer,
5
Foreign Judges for Stock Show
When the International Live Stock exposition is held in Chicago, Novem.
Ler 28 to December 3. two distinguished foreigners will be there as judges,
Lieut. Arnold Caddy (left), president of the Australian Red Polled Breeders’
association. and one of the leading judges of many kinds of live stock in his
pative country, will make the official awards in the Red Polied breeding
classes, Walter Biggar (right). Dalbeattie, Scotland, will assume the respon-
sibility of officially judging all of the fat bullocks and selecting the grand
champion steer.
Rogues’ Gallery Methods
at Drake
pom ny
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