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I) A ll Y ELITE combination for gentlemen, wno laka pride in ha vina theil sltoei look Al. Rotores color and lustre to all black shoes. Polish with a bruin or doth. I Oe "Elite ' ?/e 25c. If your dealer doa not Veep thc kind you want, tend M the price in ?tami? for a full sire parkage. charges paid. WH1TTEMORK 11KOS. Ac CO. 30-26 Albany St. Cambridge, Mass. Thc (Jldt.it and I.argtit Manufacturen of ?noe Politlrti in the Wari J W.L.DOUGLAS SHOES /f*^ Men's 8?8K4?&Wr . l\ Womens il&-?z nf $T&i ?1 Misaea, Boy?,Children] fv|A pj SI.00 SI.7C i l SI-HO S3| $?g?ff?? Ls L.vi*n B u 11 r. Q f I Irl . S?pVU:*^afK ii ? jSk^ IB/8; nv. th?I ^p^?^"!0??\ 'A />5(??v I..-C.H m.mi uf\ )&^..y?(*&?? J { *5f?Vr?'?4-* ?S^r/v^ i ~ J":'".',?*/ " .? ?.>. woiioV WltWk/ f^-'-' Zl *-.,000,2 70 lflL?aia/W Cfc.'?.?.?\ . \*? lr. lie. iuu ot W. V -*isL?>^ r?*. 3OU?IM ihoaa to ltlb over UH. ^V???v \iii? 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DOUGLAS. ^^S7 210 Bpark Btr??t. rlrackton. Mail. Its Moral Advantage. "There is going to be a great moral reform side to Ibis freak fashion o? wearing pink and purple hair." "What's that?" "A woman won't have to lie about its being all her own." Putnam Fadeless Dyes color moro goods than others. Adv. Extreme of Wisdom. Utmost wisdom is not in self-denial, but in learning to lind extreme pleas ure In very little things.-Ruskin. Blessed Relief ForSickWomen! Failing strength, increasing nerv ousness, aches and pains, depres sion, "blues"-these and the other symptoms of the irregularities of the delicate female organs have fallen to the lot of a vast multi tude of women. STELLA-VITAE has brought blessed relief to many thousands ol women during the last thirty years. To girls just maturing into women, to young wives, to middle-aged women, to women passing through thc critical period called "change-of-life"-to women of all ?gea, STELLA-VITAE har been indeed, the "Star of Life"-giving them strength, hope, freedom from pf?n; giving them HEALTH. MRS. D. S. HAMILTON, Milner, Ga.. says: "It gives me pleasure to testify to tho benefit which both my daughter and myself have derived from STELLA VITAE. Tho doctors of our neighborhood had trented my daughter without success. One bottle of STELLA-VITAE, in three '...'eeks' time, completely \rured her. My own health has been restored by STELLA VITAE." We want to PROVE to you that STELLA VITAE will do as much for you. To INDUCE you to TRY the first bottle, we authorize YOUR dealer to REFUND YOUR MONEY if that first bottle does not benefit you. Can YOU lose anything under this liberal offer? Can WE gain anythim? unless STELLA-VITAE really helps you? AFTER you hav* been CONVINCED, buy six bottles for $5.00 and CONTINUE treatment undi you are a weil woman Thacher Medicine Co? Chattanooga, Teno. CEIS?S FIGURES j OF UNITED STATES' BUREAU ANNOUNCES CALCULA- ' TIONS OF DEPARM ENT EXPERT. -T, OVER 58,000.000 \ PEOPLE; Figures Show Increase of Nearly Seven Million People in Last j Four Years. Washington. - Continental United States now has a population of moro than 98,000.000 people while the conn try with its possessions is peopled with nuire than 109,000,000 persons, the census bureau announced. Cen sus experts have calculated that tho . population of continental United States on July 1, 1914, will be 98, I ?1,324, against 91.072,266 on April 15, 1910, when the last census waa taken. For tho United States and j its possessions they estimate the pop- j ulation this July will be 109,021.992, j compared with 101,748,269 in 1910. j Estimates for cities under 100,000 bare not been announced. Among the cities for which esti- : mates of 100.ODO population or more are made as of July 1, 1914, are tho following: Birmingham, 166.154: Los Angeles, 43S.914; Oakland, 183,002; San Fran- ; cisco, 448,502; Denver, 245.523; Was> 1 ington, 353.378; Atlanta, 179.292; Chi cago, 2,393.32:,; Indianapolis, 259.413; Louisville. 233.114; New Orleans, 361, 221; Baltimore, 579.590; Huston, 733,- j S02; Detroit, 537.650;; Minneapolis, j 343.166; St. Paul. 236,766; Kansas I City, 281,911; St. Louis, 734.667; Omaha, 133.274: Newark. 389.1*06; Al- ! hauy, 102,961; Buffalo, 454,112; New York (including) 5,333.537; Bronx I borough, 529.198; Brooklyn borough, 1.S33.C96; Manhattan borough, 2, 536,716; Queens borough, 339.886; Richmond borough. 94,043; Rochester, 241,518; Syracuse, 149,353: Cincinnati, j 402,175; Cleveland. 639.431; Colum bus. 2114.567: Dayton, 123.794; Toledo, IS Ll 20: Fortland. Ore.. 260.601; Phil adelphin, 1,657,810: Pittsburgh 504, S7S; Reading. 103.361; Scranton. 141.- ; 351: Memphis, 143.231; Nashville, 114.S99: Dallas, 1U.9S6; San Antonio, 115.063; Salt Lake City, 109.530; Rich mond, 134,917; Seattle, 513.023: Spo kane, 135,657; Tacoma, 103,418; Mil waukee, 417,054. Estimates of the population of tho United States on July 1, 1914: Alabama, 2,209,945; Arizona, 239,- ' 053; Arkansas, 1.686.480; California, 2.757.S95; Colorado, 909.537; Connecti cut. 1,2?2.?;NS: Delaware, 209,817; Dis trict of Columbia, 353.378: Florida, SIS.Ul; Georgia, 2.776.513; Idaho, i ?95,407: Illinois, 5.986.781: indiana, I 2.779,467; Iowa. 2.221.755; Kansas, 1.- I 7S4.897; Kentucky, 2,350,731; Louisl- j ana, 1,773,482; Maine, 762,787; Mary-: land, 1.341.075; Massachusetts, 3.605,-1 522; Michigan, 2.974,030; Minnesota, j 2.213.919: Mississippi. 1,901,882; Mis sour!, 3,372886; Montana, 432,614; j Nebraska. 1,245.873: Nevada, 98.726; New Ilampsl.I-e, 438.602; New Jersey, ; 2.815.663; N-n\ Mexico, 383,551; New i York. 9.S9S.?I,''; North Carolina, 2, 339.452; North Dakota, 686,966; Ohio,: 5,026,898; Oklahoma. 2.026,534: Ore-? gun. 7S5.239: Pennsylvania, 8.245.967; j Rhode Island, 591.215; South Carolina, 1.590.015; South Dakota, 661,583: Ten nessee. 2.254.754; Texas. 4.257.854; Ptah. 414,518; Vermont. 361.205; Vir- j gillio, 2.1f.O,009; Wa.- igton. 1.407,-j 865: West Virginia. L?32.910; Wis- : ronsin, 2,446,716; Wyoming, 16S,736. Admiral Badger Praises Sailors. Washington-High praise as accord ed Rear Admiral Fletcher and bis of Hoers and men who participated in the occupation of Yera Cruz in a gen eral order issued by Rear Admiral Badger, commander-in-chief of the At lantic fleet. Admiral Badger report ed the order to the Navy Department. "The occupation of the city of Yera Cruz. Mexico," it read, "commenced on the forenoon of April 21, 1914, by the Naval forces of the United States, having been successfully concluded." Tho commander-in-chief desires to congratulate Rear Admiral P. F. Fletcher, U. S. N., in command of the United States naval forces on shore, and the officers and men of the land ing forces and of the cruisers for their gallant conduct. The gallantry and expidition of the officers and men engaged in this enterpripe undertaken on the spur of the moment and in the ! face of adverse conditions was in keeping with the traditions of the ser- | -'ice. and should the cool-headedness j of the bearers of the stars and stripes. "The commander-in-chief wishes to congratulate Rear Admiral Fletcher on tho perfect working of the plans | perfected by him in anticipation of Just such an emergency. The orders for action came with unexpected sud denness and at a time when the naval force off Vera Cruz had been reduced by the exigencies of the service much below Its usual strength, but there was no dtlav. Tho landing v.>s un dertaken Immediately with tho means at hand ard before the arr'val of the re-enforcing ressels the customs house and that portion of the city essential to its occupation were occupied. WOMAN GOULD IT UP Now Does Her Own Work. Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegeta ble Compound Helped Her. Ironbon, Ohio. - " I nm enjoying hot ter health now than I have for twelve years. When I be gan to take Ly lia E. Pinkham's Vegeta ble Compound I could not .sit up. I had female troubles and was very ner vous. I used tho j remedies a year and I can do my work j and for tho last eight months I h av o work e d for other women, too. I cannot praise Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound enough for 1 know I never would have been as well if I had not taken it and I recom mend it to suffering women." Daughter Helped Also. "I gave it to my daughter when aho was thirteen years old. She was in school and was a nervous wreck, and could not sleep nights. Now she looks BO healthy that even the doctor speaks of it? You can publish this letter if you like."-Mrs. RENA BOWMAN, 161 S. loth Street, Ironton, Ohio. Why will women continue to suffer day in and day out and drug out a sickly, half-hearted existence, missing three fourths of the joy of living, when they can find health in Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound? If yon have thc slightest doubt that Lydia 12. I* ink hum's Vegeta ble Cont pound will help you?write to Lydia K.Pinklmm illcdicineCo* (confidential) Lynn, M uss., for ad vice. Your hitter will he opened, read and answered hy a woman and held in strict confidence. PERFECT HEALTH. Tutfs Pills keep the System In perfect order. They regulate thc bowels and produce A VIGOROUS BODY. Remedy for sid: headache, constipation, I n nST'f? Boll <>"'* dr?M?n nf our f:'st seilet I IA IR I IT N H mons: l r!.-inls .I reei-ivn i" IX wmn KiiUtXP ,.mission. Wrli.- onl.-k for ?ar titular*. C. COOl*ISM CO., UKI.1.KV L' K, OI11G This is the BEST Saw Mill rfiJ?L The Twentieth p?TSi^ Century ^.?ir" 3-?* Every single ^-^53??jS3 pince ta We mnko s ^ guaranteed. these varia- ^* lil? Ijell feeil nnd center friction ferd suw mills ef tho be i I tated materials throughout. Steel hcudbloeks ami cable drive. Koonoiuieal. 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It's the best recommended special kidney remedy. A MARYLAND CASH Miss I .nclnd a Trie-. Eleventh St.. Laurel, Md., saya. "I . seemed to hnvi> ff dropsy. My feot and // hands woro swollen gSvatid there were tcr flcjrliiiu pains In my Tr^Hiaok. I couldn't Bleep well and for ono whola winter, contd not Ret out. I doctored, but noth ing helped mo until I used l.i'dti'i Kid ney T" Eight boxes <1e mo well." Cat Doan's at Any Storr . "r ? Box DOAN'S V 'LIV POSTER-MlUiURN CO, Bl . r.o, N.Y. aiNMrsawoL! LESSON 1 (ity ?i SKI.i.Kli.-?. Uln-rlor o? livening I .. i t a;. 'J'liu Moody Liiltlc Instituto, I Chi tm,,., LESSON FOR MAY 3 THE PRODIGAL SON. MISSON TKXT '.uko If.: 11-32. r.;??l.l?i:N TKXT "1 will iiriso nnd po In tty Cit flier, iil!<1 will say unto him, KatliiT, I I ?rive :- mu'?l .-iKalriyt huuvcn, und in thy si??.it." l.t:k." ir,:lS. T%e parables of JOSHS aro marvels of unity and condensation, yet no UPC essa ry detail is omitted. This, per il, ip.s his most famous, is no excep tion even though it does carry a dou blo lesson. Who thinks of the older brother when this story is mentioned? Though designated the "Story of tho Prodigal," wo need to remind our selves that tho word "prodigal" never one?' occurs in tho story. Tho open ing sentence speaks of a father anti of two sons. It ls really the parable of a perfect father, the unveiling of tho true heart o' God. Against that background is set off a self-centered Bon lacking in natural affection. Also . alongside tho wayward son is the mis erly, selfish one who lacked all the good qualities of his brother, but who was truly a wanderer and out of har mony with God the Father. In tho background we see the citizens of tile far country who helped this young Jew to his place of waaf, famine and degradation. Remember, it ia our ; Lotti speaking to Jews. When tho Gentiles of ibo far country sent him : to feetl swine tiley insulted him by : compelling him to get his living , through an occupation instinctively ; repulsive. First Fruit of Sin. The father makes equal' partition , \ "divided tinto them." (V. 12) though ? neither son had a right to demand a ! partition of his estate. At the bot tom of the son's request was a desire fo have his own way-to be independ ent of God. Ile did not go away from bonn; at once, though his heart was already in tho "far country." i. Into the Far Country, vv. 13-16. Pun is the first fruit of sin, and that j tho son readily found so loug as his ; money lasted (Heb. 11:25). But tho : consequences followed closely on its I trail, for when he had "?-pent all" ho ? ?Vegan to bo In "wan*.." There aro 1 I many at ti.active things about this veting mau. but those qualities wero ? ^perverted, they lacked control, they were good servants but bail task masters. It is not always physical, temp?rai want that conies to the sin ner, there are deeper and moro in tense longings-soul want and soul hunger. These always como to tho ><u:l away from God. Geing in want does not mean that a man's will has be? n subdui d. Some prodigals in tho most abject temporal need are as proud as Lucifer, and boast of their rebellion. So ho "joined himself to a citizen of the country." He did not belong there-the citizen did. He was -et to the most, degrading task 1m lginablo. for a Jew-feeding swine. Like a Lost Sheep. 11. The Home Coming, vv. 17-24. The first step was for the son to stop and really think. That is where sal vation always begins-in thinking. Ho knew ho was iost, e. g., out of adjust ment, in the wrong place, out of his element anti like the lost sheep, "ready to die." He saw his condi tion, money gone, friends gone, hogs for companions, no food for his sus tenance. He saw his value. Ho was . moro important than the servants of his father's home. He saw his fath er's love, already manifested in what had been given him and we fain would believe that when he left homo ho had the father's urgent plea to re turn. Ile saw a wtiy to escape from his present position. All of this after ho "carno to himself." Before that, impenitent, he was morally insane, now he has reasoned, Isa. 1:18. With his reasoning also carno the deter mination to make a full confession. "I will say tinto him," not alono con fess his need but tho fact that ho had : sinned. This is the only way for a sinner to come to God, Ps. 32:3-5; I John 1:9; Luke IS: 11-14. He did ! not stop with resolving but "he arose ! ami came to his father," v. 20. Ho ex : pected to apply for a servant's posi ; tlon, but never bad tho opportunity * for the father saw him "a great way i off" and "ran and fell on his neck and i kissed him." Notice tho kiss of recon , ciliation was given boforo ho even had ? a chance to confess. In his conies j sion his first thought is that ho had i sinned against God and then against his earthly father. The father had ' not once forgotten him; ho "had com passlon" even 'bough 'ho son was un i merciful to himself and to all of his ' loved ones. The father kissed him ' before ho wus washed or otherwise made presentable. Neither of the sons are perfect but ho who uttered the parable was him self the true son of tho father. Ho never departed from his father, wasted his father's substance, nor brought discredit upon his name. Jesus was In full sympathy with his father's heart for he welcomed tho wandering publicans and sinners to himself, took the journey Into the far country to find the wanderers and to bring them home. Christ's mission was to bring many "sons to glory" (Heb. 2:10), which means restoring the wanderer and fulfilling in him the perfectness of sonshlp.j V *f * "^?T?-!"?' 'p^y*^ ^Fj?fr . -j?.' V K ALCOHOL-^ PER CENT | AWgciciW^ Preparation far As- ! te? &imilAtin*^ic Food arid Regula- j ?psj tiagihe Stomachs and Dowels of Promotes Drgestion,Chccrful ness and Rest Contains neither Opium.Morphine nor Mineral NOT MARC OTIC p?ipt <s ou ?tr s?ftV?i prr?tsR m <J??J - J&JlcUi Sattt - /TIT< JV*?/ ? QtlrirtonaLt S*s?i\ . Wirm St i ii - A perfect Remedy forConslipa :ion. Sour S to mach,Diarrhoea, Worms .Convulsions .Feverish ness and LOSS OF SLEEP Facsimile Signature of THE CENTAUR COMPANY. NEW YORK. , ,, ?16 m ?nth 3?/ old1 g ?. 35 Do$is ~35GEW^ ^Guaranteed under the- Fuortaiyl, Exact Copy of Wrapper But Not on Hers. "Don't you think I'm light on my foot?" "Not wileri you alight on my feet." ---Houston Tost. RUB-MY-TISM Will cure your Rheumatism and all kinds of adios and pains-Neuralgia, Cramps, Colic, Sprains, Bruises, Cuts, Old Sores, lluras, etc. Antiseptic Anodyne. Price 25c.-Adv. Saved. Millie-So you loved and lost, did you? Willie-Oh, no, indeed! She re turned all my presents!-Town Talk. HOW DO YOU GET UP? Heavy and tlugglsh? Try taking a j couple of Wright's Indian Vegetable ! Pills upon going to bed. Costs you nothing for trial box. Send to 372 Pearl street. New York.-Adv. All Do lt. "i understand he's writing a play." "Oh, yes. Kverybody has to go through that period of life."-Detroit Free Press. SULPHUR-THE GREAT HOME REMEDY Mr. Warren C. G aros, 10S So. Ohio Ave., Columbus, Ohio, writes as fol lows: "I suiTcred intensely from Eczema which covered my body and arms. After trying three physi cians and ono skin specialist and 29 different ointments and lotions, I ac cidentally learned of Hancock's Sul phur Compound and Ointment. I tried them and the first application gave me Instant relief from that awful itching. I persisted in their use and in one I week I had hardly a trace of thc crup j tion." If any reader questions this testimonial as not being bona fide and ! unsolicited, an inquiry sent to thc ad dress above, enclosing postage will ! convince anyone beyond question. Hancock's Sulphur Compound and ' Ointment are sold by all dealers. Han? ' cock Liquid Sulphur Co.. Baltimore, MU.-Adv. But They Both Get lt. Some people jump at conculslon;.; others aro more leisurely in making their mistakes.-The Pelican. To stop bleeding use Hanford's Bal aam. Adv. The average man wants to do all tho sinning for his family. ? LINES IN Make Worn and they show the effect of unnati aches, dizziness, hot flashes, pail bearing-down sensations. These symptoms indicate that Natu log, lack of exercise, and other cause on ta ide aid must be called upon to resto Dr. Pierce's Fav< The Vegetable Remedy for Womai and irritability and removes other distr tiona of the delicate feminine organism, For over forty years lt has bet the young, middle- aged and the elderly will find it of great benefit. Sold by M< send Dr. R. V. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y., 60 DB. PIERCE'S PLEASANT tion. reg?late the liver, and I MOON SKIN Juicy and "sweett you want. If yoi ask him to get it BAILE Mot In ihm Tfumt Thirty Years ?non ooMPfctai Winy Scratch.? "Hunt'sCure" ia guar anteed to stop and permanently cure that terrible itching. It is compounded for that parp?se and your money will be promptly refunded WITHOUT QUESTION if Hunt's Cure fails to cure Itch, Eczema, Tetter, Ring _ Worm or any other Skin Disease. iOc at your druggist's, or by mail direct iihe hasn't it. Manufactured otilvby A. 5. RICHAHDS MEDICiKE CO.. Sherman. Texas 111 -/orr"*- '5W *\ C^ OW AND PHI imcNIA. ACT VCOOSE CREASE CO / Goose Grease Ltcirdcnt euros all aches and pr.ina CALOMEL' IS DfiHSERQUS ?int! . :...:"- displaced now In man;?oe:lons <-f it? DR. 6. B. WILLIAMS' LIVER & KIDNEY PILLS Tncsr pill*ntlniulnta tho livrr rind Rowels T%!;h'ir;t tho ???ainfilliig utter i'lfi'ft ruiisitl t>y I'U.OIII.-'.. ZSa at ail .KM.ITS. Sum plo Mont freo nu rcqiicit. THE G. B. WILLIAMS GO., Quilman, Ga. DAISY FLY KILLER RS? ST???S- & Ate. Neut, ru un. or nnineQtul, convcnii'iit cheap. L a i t . ?. I ? mos. Mi lr of mi'tal. cn n't r? '111 ort! o iiTc-r, will rt'.t coll or I ii Juro a ny t \. I nj. Ouiir&ntpod ptTuctlvo. Al I (to ri lo rsi or (ten? eipruHH palil for (LOO. HAUOLD SOMMES, 150 DeKalb Ava.. Brooklyn, K. Y. U-MOH f:lvns lmmrdialo TP'.W for nil kinds of PILKS niw sa wonderful -i-medy for IC (.'/.KM A, < II.Vl'l'KIl HANDS. SOUKS lind any form ol SKIN 1>1N K.ASK. Twontv-Mvo CC'MH at all drugitltts. Writ* ?.ir KUKI? SA M Is I .KS. Dept. D-I. THE COURTNEY DRUG COMPANY Haltlmorc, Md. BOOTH-OVERTON Dyspepsia Tab?ets ptop Intestin?! Fcrmrntntlon, Immediately, ld-llevo Oaa uud DtKtreas nflcr lindner. Ono Fire only, 60c. Manpy n-fumlr-d if tln*y ?lo not help, orwrtto for Freu Sampln Box. and THY them first If you vslau. 11 Broadway B00TH-OVERT0K CO. Kew York J Pettits Eve Salve MAKES SORE EYES WELL W. N. 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