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I y < f % 8-' \KMKK*N OPPORT^TNITY f "LEST WE When hoga laat week touched $20 ^ a hundred on foot In Kansas City, + + + + + + + + 4 records were smaahed. Yet despite Early eowed rye these prices, it was reported that re- pasture. ceipts that day were only 18,000 head, whereas 3 0,000 head is about Have you Select a normal day's receipts at this sea- to seed to alfalfa i son. The fact is that the Northern corn-feeding farmer can't see much Plenty of turnipi money in hogs even at $20, if he has decrease living c< to feed them $2 corn. living joys next v Bui here is the Southern farmer's opportunity. The government will At least make ttrfthnhlv fix* t ho nrioo nf t ho u'hoof nnon oh u'hoot fi\p crop now being harvested at about use next year. $2.25 a busltel to the farmer, and the price of the 1918 crop of wheat September is th is to be fixed at not less than $2. to thin out the ol Tills means that corn will hardly go start u new patch. lower than $1.25, which is full double the average for the past ten none too years. In turn, this means that arrangements for i hogs on foot will range from $12 to ,n* your sweet po $15 or better, since the hograising states of the North and West de- Don't get the i< pend mainly on corn as hog feed. dening season end Now any man who knows any- summer months, thing about tile South'* possibilities work. as a cheap-feed-producing section knows that there's big money In $12 Encourage your and $15 hogs, provided, always, we ,lim 11 colt or calf utilize the advantages nature has! -Ive your children given us and depend on feeds other vou s,r(' dead and i than corn. In other words, by hav- ;,re living. ing a good Bermuda and bur and white clover pasture, with adjoining Mcgin to train tl patches of peanuts, soy beans, vel-; day it is born. T vet 1 >ans. chufas. sweet potatoes j counts most in ma! and alfalfa to turn the hogs on in "tal. turn, we can, by using some corn 1 * to harden them, "lay it all over" the | Why not visit tl Northern farmer when it cornels to niost progressive n producing cheap pork. This is not [ ,h(>n and learn b theory, but facts?proved by our doing your own wo experiment stations and our best farmers. The radiator of y With these facts in mind, we be- ,ho Pr"Per size to lieve one of the best investments we , <'?o1- Why handle) can make this fall with some of our lack of sufficient w surplus funds will be to buy a few . good brood sows and go into hog- This is a good m raising In a modest way. letting it ,iave that waterm supplement the other farm activities, ^ave heen thinking rather than supplant them. There's an(' y?un& enjoy si money in hogs, and there will con tinue to be money in them for the 'n weather, man who raises and fattens them on Worses once in th< cheap home-grown feeds.?Pro- forenoon and once gressive Farmer. afternoon, as fore and after eat Farmer. Yellow complexion. pimples and disfiguring blemishes on the face or " body can he gotten rid of by doctor- Whenever YouJ^e?jd ing the liver, which is torpid. HER- Tfae old Standardr BIN'E is a powerful liver correctant. chill Tonic is equal It purifies the system, stimulates the General Tonic beeau! vital organs and puts the bodv in fine well known tonic prop .... ,, . _ ,, and IRON. It acts ot vigorous condition. Price 50c. Sold out Malaria> Enriche by all dealers in medicine.?Adv. Builds up the Whole i Mil \mmiwm i wis | We Do It I Do What? - i! 1 Anything from to large poj Special rule wo TU I IIUC JLidllLdMCI J Phone 323. V 7 ' I wpwtBWB IRON BEST AS ed ? spot of land Plain, Highly Concenl this fall? ural Iron Strong ? Contains no Habit ? Planted now will , D Na jsta and increase , rirter. or Alcohol. an effort to grow W HOLE FAMILIES your own family's The use of just plai natural Iron, procurable e month in which store under the trade m d strawberries or Iron Mineral, will stimi gestion and appetite, an man or woman rundowi early to complete stronger and more vigc marketing or stor- a dollar bottle is half g< tato crop. cording to tests of thirt absence of alcohol and p leu that the gar- this remarkable rented; Is with the early (deal as a non-habit fo Keep up the good and blood purifier. We are bound to no provement shortly after boy by giving iron Mineral because it of his own. Don't to six times stronger tha everything when chemically "prepared" nothing while you Being a natural, me with no narcotics, alcol tivo added. Acid Iron J 10 calf or colt the be given freely to the u he early training for blood, kidneys and d nm* ?1 f,? ..nc Murr vim pel i III' Iimiliy i iron. The trademark " tects you. There can b< he farms of your of reaction, false stirnul eighbors now and any one forming the etter methods of more you use of Acid Ii rk. the less you need it. ? If the bowels are our automobile is strongly advise against keep the engine any remedy containing Is ip its work by where one's bowels are s ater? little A-I-M tablets you ? the drug store for 25c lonth in which to hie little liver pills and elon feast" you lators and work splendi about. Roth old junction with Acid Iron ich a gathering. All druggists have it. rect to the Ferrodinc water working Corp., Roanoke. Va.. $1 s middle of the Adv. in the middle of well as both be- Cotton l? Aniioi ing.?Progressive Just who discovered a known. The early record complete that no Individ credited with the discover: a General Tonic ue 0f this wonderful plan 0ve 6* fore Caesar's time, among \ Grove's Tasteless they had a law that if you ly valuable as a Qf cotton you were fined se it contains the , ,, . . ;rtiesofQUININR t8 volue- Most of the e) i the Liver, Drives wwre familiar with cottor s the Blood and j Egyptians, Chinese and ol system. 60 cents. J people used it and valued Patronize Yo Home Prifite a visiting card >ter work. rk a specialty. fews Job Sh< if est Gay Street. . ... I MED thr seventh biscuit. j * I knew a boy who was a sopho1 TAMir more in college. He had been away ) 11/ill as from home just long enough to realize that the little house he came from was not very pretentious. And trated Nat- he began to be ashamed of the home ger and Whore his mother sat. in a neat print t Form- frock, darning stockings; and where his father, dressed in blue overalls. iTCOtlC fussed over the kitchen garden. This boy made friends with a rich student who belonged to the same ; USE IT. fraternity. And then, suddenly, at the beginning of the Ea3ter holin ordinary. <,ay9? the r'?h student walked Into at any drug t,)0 hoy's room and said. "Say. Dick, ame of Acid ,he mater'9 giving a big party this ilate the dl- week an(l I m tired of big parties, d make anv Can t 1 home w?th you?" I An/1 ? * ?' * and weak. | uruaiunn inwaruiy, ?roua before sai<l as cheerfully as he could, one and ac- "Why? certainly, old man, I'd be v years, the *,ad to have you'" urgattves in So D,(k came borne with his rich y makes it ^r'pnd- And the fathfer, in overalls rming tonic ,not them at tll(> station with a happy. And the rich friend drove home tice an 1m- sitting on a soap box. for the huppv takinp \cid was small. And he laughed and said is from two |'* xvas fun* ,)Ut ,)oy waa strangen n,P usual i,y ai,Pnt- Antl ,ho mother, in her lonjC8 j freshest print dress, met them at diclnal iron t,'? Ra,c nn(1 kissed them both. 10I or laxa- "For " sb'p said. "I know I'll love dlnernl may an>' nf my phn'8 friends!" hole familv And the rich man's son thought icestion He '''s coldly formal home, and he oncent rated 1 k'88e<' kor wbHp be winked. Just a pro-j'''* because there was something in ? no danger | is eyos ,haf bothered him. rtut lation or of dragged him away worriedly, habit The and him to the K'*est chamber. on Mineral. An,! lhfin ,hpy ha<1 8UPPpr in thP cool dining room, and there was normal we home-made strawberry jam to eat. the use of am' knt biscuits. And as the rich ixatives but student. was entinu his seventh bisluggish the cn'* he Iurnpd suddenly to the boy: can pet at "You're lucky, Dick," he said, gruffare admira- 'y* "You don't know how lucky you bowel reeu- nrp'" And then Dick understood. dlv in con- And he wasn't ashatned of his home Mineral. any nlore-?Exchange. or send dl ( heniical |n Memory of a Japanese Prince. prepaid. Most of the distinguished men of ) Japan, without regard to party af? filiations, have undertaken t* raise a fnnd for ?-ho erection of a handsome >tton Is not 8tatu<l to *he memory of the late Mars are so In- **mI l>r,nce Oyamn, comnjpnder-hero of * w _ the Manchurlan campaign In the Russolual can be T , . . . ?k? .? i Japanese war. The sculptor selected y of the val- , ' . . . , , , . t Lone be- Taketar* Shlnkal of Tokyo, and the j >>., in.. statue will stand on one of the finest the Hindoos, ..... ..... . , stole a piece 9 tcs ln th* capltal-the compound <* three times wnr ofllee. The enterprise is headarly nations ^ hy Marshal Prince Yamr.Rata Fleet j k tjlL, eariy Admiral Count Togo and Marshal ' her ancient ^?unt Terauchl, premier, and Is an us i .. sured success.?East and West News. ?????? Motorcycles In War. i In the llrltish army 70.000 motorcyclists ure In active service. Forty , 98 thousand of these are dispatch riders ^ Hi and the remaining .'10,000 ure ln maSr chine pun batteries, slpnal corps and ,111^ convoy service. The machines ln use f 85 embrace every known make and Inelude many of American manufacture. < 81 i Our own jfvernment has become ln- , lfV' terested In he motorcycle as an lm plement of war and Is now using them n| extensively In the army. I What Could the Poor Girl DoT Aunt Maria?I shan't take you to the seashore thl? summer, Kdlth. Last , year ilurlnp the two months you spent f hitra vn?! U'uro nnifoifaH K?l# ? ~ I I"" v jvu ? V.r Cii^ngcu IU llOU U UC2.UU ' different men. Niece?Hut, auntie, what could I do? I'd ^jirdly got engaged to one youag man before his vacation would bo | over and he'd huve to go back to the , city, and that's the wuy Ik went. It was Just horrid. You cun see It wasn't my fault. B Careless. B He?They've dropped their anchor again. 9 She?Serves them right They had En' It dangling over the side i '1 tho morn* S lng.?I'assiug Show. |l THK I \It.MKit AND TIIK SKItMOX A farmer went to hear John WesB ley preach. He was a man who y cared little about religion. On the |1 other hand, he was not what we call B a had tnan. ?K His attention was soon excited B and rlvited. Wesley was talking B about money. His first head was B "Get all you can." B The farmer nudged a neighbor 9 and said: "This is strange preachH ing. 1 never heard the like of this fl j before. That man has good things B In him."' |j$ John Wesley reached his second division; "Save all you can." Si The farmer became more excited. S "Was .there ever anything like H this?" he said. S Wesley denounced tiiriftlessness S arul waBte, and he satirized the wilB ful wickedness which lavishes in H luxury, and the farmer rubbed his B hands and thought, "All this have I 1 been taught from my youth;" and B what w,th getting, and what with |BIM B hoarding, it seemed to him "salvaB "?" ',a(1 oorae to his house." ' B Wesley advanced to his third B head, which was, "Give all you B ean." "Aw dear! aw dear!" said B the farmer, "he has gone and spollmB ed it all!"?Exchange. ! I II Ml I KEEP THE KIDNEYS Health Is Worth Having. Lancaster People Know Save It. Many Lancaster people lives In their hands by the kidneys when they k organs need ^ielp. Weak 1< responsible for a vaat anjo fering and ill health?th< delay is dangerous. I Kidney Pills?a remedy helped thousands of kidne: Here Is a Lancaster cltize luendatlon: Lee Ellis says: "I st back and I believe this ca vie ?un ray Kinneys. ached all the time and ? down I couldn't sleep. If ] pounds, something in seemed to snap. I sot D ney Pills at the Standard and one box entirely our haven't had an aohe since. Price 60c at all deale simply ask for a kidney pet Doan's Kidney Pills? that cured Mr. Ellis. Fust Co., Props., Buffalo, N. Y. A SACK OK WORK A wayfarer carried a h< under which he toiled plained unceasingly. Fr could he pet help of coml as he slowly journeyed, under his burden, the anp mism came to him anil spi saying: "Brother, what carriest The man answered su worries." The angel smiled pityii him and said, "Let us loo! burden and examine thy And so they looked in. the sack was empty. "Why, surely," cried "there were two great w< heavy for me to bear. But I had forgot?one was a yesterday, and so tis pone "And the other?" "That?why, that was a tomorrow, and It?it ha come." Then the angel smiled nite pity, saying, "Hearker bows himself down under ries of yesterday and wears himself out for nau he who carries ^nly the i today has no need of a sa sorrows. If thou will black thing aside and gi> strength and cheer and c the things of today, real r never can burden thee." Wondering, the man d mgel commanded. And a up his journey and wet swiftly on, his hands wet relieve many a brother wi his burdens and to plu fruits and flowers along tide. Ami when he came at li setting of the sun it was w ind a song.?The Ohristia Chinese Printer'# J? Chinese characters do n< sounds.although the pitch ol Is significant. Their letters graphs, or writing of Ideas Hence the Qhlifese have nc Rtrlctly speaking. For this re Popular Science Month)?, tl must employ an astounding characters. It takes about I acters to print a book in tl language; yet sometimes thought or a whole sentenc Rented by one character I "black*1 1b one character, "mother," "dead," "yes," "yc a great many other words, a conglomeration, Is It any w the American printer wondi Is possible to print anythli nese? Chicken Not an Anli A chicken raiser cannot pelled to keep his chickens closure, but he Is answerabl ages If the Injured party b Although the supreme com exhaustive opinion on one declaring a goose to be an i so under the protection of hibitlng cruelty to anlma never held a chicken to be and so the chicken Is not ni laws governing the taking mals if they trespass on u property. The laws, as the are vague as far as dam trespassing chickens are cc * His Trouble. Mrs. Bacon?To make mr wear longer, I see an Invent ented one with an extra but that it can be fitted to a shl train. Mr. Bacon?Extra bnttont help my predicament, dear. wl& me comes when I'm trj a shirt with buttons on it Statesman. Diffident Opinion. "Do you believe in the th Incarnation?" "Yes," replied the cautlou have great respect foe it ai But, as in the case of a g theories. I have my doubts la practical." ...? WELL AUTOMOBILE RACER INSTANTLY KILLED and Home Lhno, q.. Aug. 31.?Capt. Harow *? vey Kennedy, of San Francisco, a noted Western automobile racer, waa ta at er instantly killed here this evening neglecting jj|g car oagt ft j|r0i turne(j turnow these ^ aQ^ cra8t,od through a fence dur' nejsa,p|ing a race at the county fair. KonUnt..?'. ?U'r I ne<ly was almost decapitated by a s? sunniest sheet |ron rowi which he had Just t80 Doan s con8tructetj on his machine. The that has car^ a 100-horse power apeoial In ' Burrerei8- which Joe Dawson won the Elgin n s recom- roa(j race> was demolished. ? rained my FKED oiTT YOUR HOGS SIX used trou- WKKKS EARIJER. My bnck . .... < hen I 1 iv 1 pvery ot ? hogs on feed two . , or three weeks quickly and actually P eat less than others. If all would .T'. fatten like these, the entire drove nan's Kid- , , , , . , _ ? would he ready of the market six Drug Co.. , . , . weeks earlier and to save six weeks ed me. I , , . .. . . ... ,, feed is an item that you fully unrs Don't <*erf,^an<'* * The hog that fattens easily must ' " he in prime physical condition. The ',.,^:irn0 H. A. Thomas Hog Powder is a coner-Mllhurn .... . . , ... ditloner for hogs. It keeps their. system clean and healthy and enables them to fatten quickly withI l-'S out railing a prey to the usual diseases of hog*. The II. A. Thomas ea\y sack, p0wder Is not stock food. It's and com- ?traight medicine, and we took the ?m none, agency because it enables you to .ort. And fpo(j out your hogs much earlier, gioanlng I ,nn raster Mercantile Co. el of opti- ^ ike kindly SAVs intEACHKR HAS CONFESSED EIGHT MURDERS thou?" rlilv. "My Moines. Aug. .11.?P. M. Havener, attorney general of Iowa, lnnti*K? ?kn* V? U ~ A wahI Ilj^lv U Oil 1 ^ 1 rtiiiiT?uiiv.cu iiiav iic; unu *ci i? y* Uf"n fication of the report that Lvnn k into thy T, ,, ItI t , ,, George Kelly, an itinerant clergyworrieB. , ' . . ? . , , man, had confessed to the murder of But, lo! eight persons at Villisch, Iowa, in 1012, in connection with which he the man, , . , . . has been under indictment sine-, last srries, too . spring. ;?ah, yes, worry of #?? Check a cough or cold in the lungs before it develops a serious case, i worry of MALLARD'S HOREHOUND SYRUP s not yet',s an effective remedy for all soreness or congestion in the lungs or with infl- n,r Pa?aKes. Price 25c, 50c and $1 i! He who PRr bottle. Sold by all dealers in the wo) medicine.?Adv. tomorrow ght. But Ho Has To. worries of The man who marries money most rk for his Kenerally keeps his vows, "to love, cast this honor and obey." '0 all thvj M ourage to The Quinine That Does Not Affect the Head * Misfortune B?c?uae ol its tonic and laxative effect, LAXATIVB BROMOQUININB is better than ordinary Quinine and does not cause nervousness nor i . ?? .. ringing In head. Remember the full name and l(i as the | took for the signature of B. W. GKOVB. 30c. s he took it lightly, ' Germans in Gulf of Itign. e free to i Petrograd. Aug. 31.?German torlyfarer of P?do boats, submarines and traw rk sweet H'r8 nave ueen onservea in tne vicinthe way- '*>' ?' die ^u,f ?f R'ga. says today's announcement. Forty airplanes * ist to the have raided islands In the gulf. Ith smiles n Herald. Had Orpheus Beaten a Mile. "Dad." suld the eight-year-old of the family, "here's a hook that says ib. i that Orpheus was such a tine musl5t express Plan that he made trees and stones f the voice move." "Son." said father, solemnly, i are Ideo- "your slater Hess has Orpheus hcaten. or things. Her piano playing hns made twenty i alphabet, families move out ef this building in 'Ason, says the last three months." le Chinese number of Eighth of Hebrew Prophets. I),000 char- Habakkuk was eighth in order of the le Chinese minor Hebrew prophets. The strophlan entire eal arre.igement of the denunciation of e Is repre- the Chnldeans Is a remarkable feature The word of his prophecy. The whole concludes and so Is W.th a magnificent psalm In chapter rtlow," and a composition that has been conWlth such sldered unrivaled for boldness of cononder that oeptlnn. sublimity of thought and ?rs how It majesty of diction. ng in Chi The Poor Millionaire. Andrew Carnegie once said that the mal. ' cheapest commodity a community t be com- could purchase was a millionaire. He i In an In- worked hard, he gave of his time, e for dam- bis ability, his money, his credit and rings suit, bis reputation to bulhl up a community t gave an nnf| to beep people employed, and all i occasion, be got out of It was his hoard and inlmal and clothes.?Wroe's Writings. laws pro Is. It has ' an animal, , The Hippy Mm. mennble to Tt ,8 n poo<' to 8,l,rt out ?* up of anl- ,n"8h,ng of a Monday, keep laughing neighbor's on Wednesday and Thursday, y are now he cnr?ful how y?u ?pend Friday ages from n,Kh4' nnd thon ,nnke Saturday the incerned. day of the week. You will fiml plenty of company, for the world loves a happy man.?Charles Battell 'n*? collar* ^J?onl*8* or has patttonhole so Wanted to Be 8ure of It. Irt without | Several years ago, at the funeral of a Are Insurance official In Liverpool, lolea won't much detested by his staff, It was re? The strain marked that an unexpectedly largo dng to find number of them attended. On one of .?Yonkera them being asked for an explanation, he said: "We wouldn't have missed It on any account; we want to be suro that he Is burled." eory of re Hammering. is man. T Fastening a spring to the side of a i a theory. naH got ? Massachusetts inventor has Teat many patented a tool that will hold a nail whether It |n a piRC^ difficult to reach until the point has been driven.