A —————— ws — - BIG EATERS AT FESTIVAL ¥renchmen who pride themselves on their capacity themselves at the three-day banquet held in connection with the annual Stomach festival at Rouen, them were fat, and a prize was given to the one with the largest girth, Prizes were also given to the consumer of the largest meal, and to the one who downed the greatest number of, oysters. . The best and rarest served at the three-day meal WHEN YOU TAKE A LAXATIVE ««« USE a spcon Tt isn’t what brand of laxative you take that's so important—it's the form. A liquid laxative can be taken in any required amount. If only a little is needed, you need never take a bit too much. Doctors favor the easily measured liquid laxatives. Instead of any form that does not encourage variation from the fixed dose. A fixed dose may be an overdose for you—or your child. . Always remember this one thing about constipation: the secret of any zeal relief is reduced dosage. Give the bowels only as much help as may be needed, and less help as the need grows less. You will find Dr. Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin an excellent aid in regulating the bowels. It con- tains senna and cascara (natural laxatives) and it will clear-up any bilious, sluggish condition without upset. Delightful taste, and pleasant action. Your druggist has it. v.(Llwells SYRUP PEPSIN Speed Made Easy It is always easy to thumb a ride on the road to ruin. HAIR BALSAM Removes Dandruff Stops Hair Pulling imparts Color an Beauty to Gray and Faded Hair P 0c and 31.00 at Druggiets. 4 (77 Hipeos Chess Wie Patchogue. } } FLORESTON SHAMPOO == [deal for use in connectionwith Parker's Hair Balsam Makes the hair soft and fluffy, 50 cont mail or at drug. gists, Hiscox Chemical Works, Patchogue, N. X. ARE YOU MISERABLE? foe WATCH YOUR KIDNEYS! Be Sure They Properly Cleanse the Blood OUR kidneys are constantly fil tering impurities from the blood stream. But kidneys get function. ally disturbed—Ilag in their work— gail to remove the poisonous body wastes, Then you may suffer nagging backache, attacks of dizziness, burning, scanty or too frequent arination, getting up at night, swollen feet and ankles, rheumatic pains; feel “all worn out.” Don't delay! For the quicker you get rid of these poisons, the better your chances of good health, Use Doan's Pills, Doan’s are for the kidneys only. They tend to pro- mote normal functioning of the kidneys; should help them pass off the irritating poisons. Doan’s are recommended by users the country over. Get them from any druggist. DOAN’S PILLS os it Red and If so, Use Cuticura Soap ise. Ointment 25¢ and 80s. » WWNU-—4 12-80 SAVE MONEY 2 | SEED CORN —SEED OATS refully Selected for Germination. Write for Samples and Prices MeOUFFEY ELEVATOR, McCuttey, Ohlo eu Shia By EDWARD W. PICKARD HE President's speclal message calling for abolition of utility hold- ing companies stirred up a storm that probably surprised even such an astute politician as Mr. Roosevelt, The Presi. dent urged legislation to abolish those hold- ing companies which were unable to show they were operated in the public interest. Representative Ber t- rand H. Spell, Repub- llean leader, Immedi- ately attacked the message, claiming the President bad de- $4 Benator Norris posed legislation, and was himself propagandizing for it. Utility compa- nies also swung into the battle, and thousands of investors In utility stocks are reported to have sent In protests to congress. In the senate, Norris, Ne- braska Republican, offered a resolu- tion calling upon the federal trade commission to investigate propaganda regarding the legislation. approved without were made by because the The senate debate, utility companies that of administration's ve of utility securities has declined by 1933." hait Enactment of holding legislation companies will cause one power official house Interstate commerce committee, ends of the revolt. where one regiment, bellious Fourth army corps, has is definitely over, zelos, ex-premier, and leader of the futile revolt, reported a refugee at Rhodes, the tiny island where Julius Caesar was interned by 2500 years ago. Venizelos was trans ferred there by th after he had one of the rebel wars! Eleutherios Veal was pirates some ¢ Italian government ded in Italy by Gen, George Karmenos, rebel cot , Is safe in Bulgaria, fused extradition. being « been where have re Iisoners are oncenirate and courts nartial ire uncti 0 in will suffer of Is almost aled in absen forever. His elab hens, and his val i idy been confiscated averted to public Fes . refused to extradite ti at the is possible made by will new demands will be Greek government, who claim that he took funds from a bank In Crete. Un he he will abiy move to Paris where his two sons now reside, less is surrendered, HE senate smacked down Senator Huey Long for his fAlibustering administration's relief measure. £4 880,000,000 bill which would for CCC work and allot it to students in colleges and universities, 58 to 20. of “politics makes lows,” Long was aided Hiram Johnson of California, who de clared that the senate should have something to say about methods for spending the huge sum sought by the President. Johnson has heretofore been considered a supporter of the President. Long's amendment brought forth other proposed changes which should keep the senators busy arguing for several days. The bonus bill may be dragged In and an attempt made to make It a rider to the relief measure, and Inflationists and leaders of other “ists” will insist on having their say. To LL outstanding first Liberty loan bonds have been called for re demption by Secretary of the Treasury Morgenthau, The $2.000000000 out. standing has been called for June 185, before which time the treasury will likely offer lower interest-bearing geciirities in exchange for the first EW Deal policies took two more batterings as Federal courts held lation In another ruling which held the radical Frazier-Lemke farm mortgage visions and almost incomprehensible matter.” Judge Otis sald his ruling was not the first In which the act was upheld, and that an appeal was already before the United States Supreme court and a decision might be expected short ly. The AAA was declared Invalid as regards Intrastate business by Federal Judge Ira Lloyd Letts at Providence, R. IL, who issued an injunction re- straining Secretary of Agriculture Wal- lace from enforcing the act against three Rhode Island retail milk dealers, on the grounds that their business was conducted entirely within the state, and the national government had no right to Interfere. At Newark, N. J, Fed- eral Judge Guy L. Fake ruled the na- tional recovery act unconstitutional as applied to Intrastate commerce “be- cause it attempts an unlawful delega- tion of legislative authority.” The lat- ter decision agrees with that handed down by Federal Judge Nlelds in the controversial Weirton steel dispute. HANCELLOR ADOLPH HITLER'S “diplomatic” cold Is over, and he will welcome Sir John Simon, British foreign secretary, to a conference be- gioning March 24. Accompanying Sir John will be Capt. Anthony Eden, lord privy seal, and disarmament authority. After the Berlin visit Eden will go to Berlin conferences will discuss legaliza- f Germany's rearmament in ex- France, Italy, and Bel- gium, and an eastern security pact with Limitation of arm- up. The visit is complicated by a re cent announcement that Germany pos- the Versailles treaty, Because of this, France may the Rome accord with Italy and Franco-British declara- tion at London In support of its move to keep the reich from giving the alr force official sanction, AT invoke ECRETARY OF THE TREASURY dip into profits from gold seizure to re. tire $874.625.630 of national debt i ioe through the use of | gold certificates. Po- ily Inflationary, i deprive nation 1 banks of the power and governmen: ual of the j¢ currency. the interest £13.500 00 ns on inflation lications were by treasury Secretary " thes ad J r ed the plan would Morgenthau “ord sald back il ae place In reserve hanks certificates, wiich Ring for issue of the same al reserve notes to retire the bonds Note the bonds could rency issue against car to about fetleral reserve be expanded if warranted, since a demands note need not be backed by more than 40 per cent gold or gold certificates In percentage What will happen be the immediate simplificatinan reserve banks will have all the authority to issue money. The pian involves retirement on August 1 securities and substitution of federal reserve notes for $657.037.080 of out. standing national bank currency. fhese bonds will be retired with sur. oosevelt dollar from 100 cents to National bank notes issued by na- tional banks against federal securitiss represent more than one-tenth of the nation's circulating currency. The ad ministration’s program likely means the permanent abandonment of the na. tional bank note which has been used since the Civil war. The circulation ed by banks and held in trust by the treasury on July 22, 1035, except on notes, an NRA offer to give up, glon of a flasco of collusion, trade commission insists that price of steel companies under the antl trust laws. The trade commission charges that under the code the steel companies have fixed and raised prices on government contracts, In deflance of competitive bidding requirements. Bids were identical, and then steel executives slapped fines of $10 a ton on members whe let the government have steel cheaper, the commission says. J ENONSTRATURY oumbering ap proximately 2.000 marched into the Minnesota state capitol at St. Paul and barangued legislators with de mands in behalf of the Idle ranks Threats were made to picket the capitol unless demands were met, BRAIDED “STAR” RUG PRACTICAL By GRANDMOTHER CLARK A star rug with points on the out er edge Is not practical, because the | points are easily turned up when the rug is in This has been overcome in the bralded rug shown here, and & round rug can be used in many places, This model 18 made In six shades of blue but many . other color schemes can be used to set off the pattern, Size } Inches and re use, is 33 quires about three pounds of mate rial, Three strips are used in braid ing. The six diamonds to form star | are 4 Inches wide, 7 inches long | Fill In space between points of star | to make round. Sew 20 rows around in desired. This is one of the 20 crocheted 1 about colors braided and | book with | shown In rug No. 20. Mrections are given each rug: also, how to 1} prepare tl If You want ing rug, send Co., Dept. C, 8t. Louis, Mo book by mall Enclose a : 1900 St, . and receive this rug | postpaid, stamped addressed en | velope when writing for any Infor. | mation, i 1 It is considered false economy to attempt to save on coats of paint applied protection. It has been ly demonstrated In tests experts plied every four ¥¢ ter every the number of Use Sufficient Paint for surface | conclusive | by paint | ats of p ap | ve bet. | that two « aint irs will gi service than one coat applie two Int: berry VVeed Clings to Accustomed Haunts Along the lake, In Yonkers, close by the site of pokeweed, inkberry, coarse smooth weed with acid poison ous root and stem, branching some times six or more tall, With racemes of flowers, white with green centers on angular peduncles, two to four Inches long, they become clusters of scarlet-julce berries in the autumn. The Indians used the red Juice to stalin thelr deerskin and paint their faces In wartime. White people settling on farms among the Westchester hills and writing home to relatives in England about the hardness of their lives and the sav- ageness of the country, wrote with quill pens dipped in Inkberry juice. The Indians are gone from the hill, but the weed the squaws used to dye feathers with still grows lovingly above the arrowheads and sleeping In Lonesome, pigeon berry, Phytolaces garget feet loam of Rocky the blankets of hundreds of warrior about campfires, where now agine they are Injuns, herb doctors thought emetic, and a tincture the of root the remedy for wild and chronic the fruit their birds robhins lige with bills sights, Its chief is its beanty in fro uncommon to humanity i i i PUREBRED VEGETABLE inherited QUALITY Just as fine dairy herds are bred for blue-ribbon quality,so Ferry’s Pure- bred Yegetable Seeds are bred to produce vegetables of superior size, color, flavor and abundance. Plant these purebred seeds and be sure of big, fresh, fine, tasty, lus cious vegetables, padi} | TT STORE Ite THEM IN FRESH DATED PACKETS CLCLTS One little Pellet for three for a cathartic. —Adv, bowels d stomach a laxative Victory The victory of sted { ous Is } # the habit of work Manufacturt We pire y Hitamp ings Ds u Nations] Enter. | prise Rerviee, Navy Yard, Charleston. 8, CO, Silg Demand, Profits Great substiteote fexibie £ lane | RARE UNITED STATES i BALE, Catalogue 0c. WH, Seminole Ave. Duament, N. J. COINS FOR N. Lawrences, How Calotabs Help Nature Millions have found in Calotabs a most valuable aid in the treatment of colds, They take one or two tab- lets the first night and repeat the third or fifth night if needed. How do Calotabs help Nature throw off a cold? First, Calotabs are one of the most thorough and de- pendable of all intestinal eliminants, thus cleansing the intestinal tract of Second, Calotabs are diuretic to the kidneys, promoting the elimination of cold poisons from the blood. Thus Calotabs serve the double purpose of a purgative and diuretic, th of which are needed in the treatment of colds, o Calotabs are quite economical] only twenty-five cents for the family | package, ten cents for the trial package. (Adv) over £0, IES. FAMOUS LIKE YOU 5 3. SON. YOU'VE GOT TO ABILITY AND JUST OF ENEROY AND I'LL HAVE LOADS WAHO0O0 Brome. whit fod cesmeled This offer axpires July 1, TELL YOU ONE SLICK EAT GRAPE - { IN YOU valuable free prizes. product of General Foods.
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