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For Infants and Children. V nELPSfe
SOLVES PROBLEM OF GARBAGE
Calomel Loses You a Day's Work!
.ALCOHOL" 3 PER GENT.
. AVc^ciablclVefparatiofttttfAs-
similatin^tbcFood by
; fjntitheStomachs and BowclsaJ
IniantS. tHJL»K^
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Thcrcby Promoting Di^csbon
Cheerfulness and RcstCoatains
| neither Opium.Morphlne nor
• I T V t X/ II CO TIC
Jhtipc afMDrUXUZ fiTVILR
Pumpkin Seed
Always
Bears the
Signature
of
A!x Srnjtt
Jhc1*U* Satt!
An' tr Srfd
J'rpp, rnjit
JfH'arbonntt MU*
h i,7b I Seed
l iunfttd Swjar _
hurtryrrrn fhr<> r
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A helpful Rented}' for
' Constipation and Diarrhoe*.-
i; • and FeVerishncss and
Loss OF SLFIvF
resulting ihcrcfrom-iiiinfancy
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Facsimile Sigoetig. 0 *
The ChJTAt’ii'Compaq.
> lAS r Yont v-
Incinerator 'Easily Constructed, aad
Not Costly Will Consume Unsightly
Rubbish That Accumulates'
An effective,’'' cheap ineincr/itor for
a suburban home ran he made from
the matje^nds listed herein. First lay
six and one-half bricks’ on a smooth
base. beginning on line side with half
,a brick,placed next tie a Avbttb* brick’;
then-take', a whole brick and,lay it.
crossins'"the rud- of-Um last One. Con
tinue this until the full six and one-
half bfl'Cks hay.e bCi*n used. The
second, third unit fourth rows are laid
in the same manner, lapping the
j joint*. • NVdven the fourth tier is eotii-
1 pleted lay on a good <uu*-luilf inch coat
of mortar -sand imbed in it ten iron
liars eiuth -1 inches' Toh'g aod about
one-fourth inch in diameter (or the
flat kind) laying two In. front over
MRS. E. (i. HILL USES EAGLE I
REMEDY SUCCESSFULLY!
This Jersey City woman writes:, “I i
hnyd Hyed? Ua distress and .misery the !
past/"seven Years with the piles, 'rPEe f
bleeding wtfs terrible and if anyone has
reason to he'thankful It, Is myself'to
be cured of that terrible ‘complaint, j
Three boxes of Eagle Pile Remedy
have cured me and make me feeh ten
years younger.” , —i.
, This gratifying communication Is
only one of thousands that are prov
ing the, everyday successes of Eagle
Idle Remedy. As a blood purifier and Exerv druggist in town your drug
Corrective of pile cnuses. It Is without everybody s drugfeisi has no
equal. Spare yourself-an operation * k' r ‘ tailing ofT in tin- *m!
and costly doctor hillsJ SomT $1.00 to ‘"-ibmit-L T hey all give tie Mini;.;.,
the Repd Distributing Co.. 1-|R Godwin 1 '“«*• Dntlsmjis Liver Ton, is.
St., Paterson. K. j.,.' for.'a. box: at once. Its place.
Read my guarantee I > 1 ' 1 f Mi dus, constipated or head
achy you need not take rfasty, sickening, danger-
ou^ eafemel to get straightened up.
f* of
rea--
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I." your druggist
send his name to
above address.—Adv.
cannot
i ■ t In n
supply you,
makers at the
Know® Mother 'Now as Herofne.
The Wfimaiu who pl.o\vs is not a new
woman: ucc«mling to the i’liiladelphlti
I’llliih’ Ledger. • .
mother hail l.'L <•!»i011'*-ur” said,
a pros|VcnjuK shipbuilder^She plowed'
—ami >iw‘."dtdml ItuVe one of , these
1* ti. ii'^o-p^ivvei 1 , I hree-jtlbw, tenucres-
a i7.iv
‘-jiifWiH 1 ,
•f Met,r|*s- ■
cir-irve a stmight
i tTier. ”5
furrow
itimm:
; had" To
the
Thirty Years
Exact Copy of Wrapper.
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TMf oiirrtuii »ema»mr. New toun errY.
To The
An Incinerator Built of a Few Bricks,
Having a Grate Under the’Garbage
Grate for Drying and Burning the
Refuse Matter.
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the bricks tg support the next tier,
spacing them equally. Another com
plete tier of eight bricks is then laid,
starting with six and one-half bricks
to make the front opening. On top of
this lay ten more bars imbedded in
the mortar, then lay live, layers of
bricks, finishing the top !*$• rounding
it off with mortar. _ .
Whgp tliis is eon jdFfed the ineinera-
There is ito foundation for the alleged
vioPa f ions of law attributed to our Com
pany by agents of, the Federal Trade
Commission and I want to say emphatic
ally that Swift & Company is not a party to
any conspiracy to defraud the Govern
ment. Nor has Swift Sc Company been
guHt^ improperly storing foods or of
makingstiilse.entries or reports.
Conferc^ cf packers, where prices
have been disefossed, have been held at
the urgent-requesnapd in the presence
of representatives of either the food
Administration or the CountifotfNational
Defense. And yet the packers.have befeu
accused of committing a felony by acting
in collusion on Government bids! ‘
We have done our best, with other
packers, large and small, to comply with
the directions of the United States Food
Administration in all particulars, including
the furnishing of food supplies for the U- S.
Army and Navy and the* Allies, now be
ing handled through the Food A.dminis-
tration.
— We will continue to do our utmost, un
der Government direction, to increase our
production ana assist the Food Adminis
tration. We consider that the opportunity
to co-operate whole-heartedly and to our
fullest powers with this branch of the
Government is our plain and tnost press
ing duty.
The Trade Commission Attorney has,
by false inference andmisplaced empha
sis, given-to di^cprinected portions of the
correspondency taken from our private
files and read into the Record, a false and
sinister meaning with the plain purpose
of creating antagonistic public opinion.
tor will have a lire grate below qml an
other above entirely surrounded with
bricks. Tin* second grate forms a re-
ccptable for garbage. Tin* mortar
should he made of slaked lime, and
sharp sami,—Ronald F. Rihlct, iu.l’op-
ular Science Monthly.
I’oM s and ■'tenr)I v iieliind lie- Iiotstv;
"Sfie never jirctet.ided it was easy
. Work, for If w’asn't. Rut she Was a
heroine.- and <h.e did not eo.nq»1ain. I
know How . _in -1 In• - |n tjs|ieetive of tile
years, tlt.e woman.that slie ways." '
GREEN'S AUGUST FLOWER
ha*’been ;i luMtsehoid reni- fiy aU ovef
toe, laviiiWn w orlil for itmrq ‘than -half
“a .eentui’j for eohst yaMmi. intt*stinal
trbubles, toi| nl liver and the generally
depressed Teettng tiiiit aceoinj)anie.s
Buch disorders. It is a must valuable
remedy for indigestion or nervous dys-
,|»ep*iia and' liver trouble, bringing on
headache, coming up of food,, palpita
tion of in art’and many other symp
toms. A few doses of Ay gust Flower
will immediately relit vt* you. It is a
gentle laxative. Ask your tlruslrlst
Sold in ali dvilifced cNvuntries'--VdY.
The Lesser Evil.
*‘lf you were eejiipellei! to engage
In conversation with out* or tin* other
for jin hour, whivh would you iTmtet*. a
woman with a mission or one who
thinks she i* niismajerstoody’
•’The vvotnau with a mission.’’’-, -
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•rhe v • .n’d do most df tin* talking. A
Women who thude- sdn* is utlsiurdel'r
sf.ootj tisua'lv wants a'-Mttlt* eonlhleiitiul
*tt»iiice." • 1 ..rmtngiiani Age-1 terah.1.
“Calomel is dangerous and pttrvple
kimw if. while'Dodson’s* iJX t r Tone is
perfectly safe ami - gives-bet ter re
sults." sai<! a prominent Ibenl druggist.
Dodsoti's I.lver Tone is personally
guaranteed hy„ every druggist who
sells it. A large bottle doesn’t cost
very much, blit if It fails to givm easy,
relief in evpryfast* of li-vur sluggi'li
iiess and «*t*nsf ijtitt ioh'.V v oti have-only
You Need
More Than
A Laxative
to ask for your money back. •
Dddsoms Liver Tone is a plea-sabt-
t a sting, purely vegetable remedy,,
^harmless? to both children and adults.
’Take a spoonful, at night and wake up
feelirjg fin<*; no bilffvuspev.s. sick- head-
,ai lie. arid stomach or constipated
Tmvtrels. It doesn't gripe or ctuisC in-
.eonv. riletiee fill riie.next day like vio
lent calomeJ, Take a dose of enloru<'l
today ami .tomorrow you will feel
weak' sick and nnnsented.' Don't lose.
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'a dny'k work! Take Dodson's
Tone instead "antj fed fine, fuH of
vigor and ambition.—Ady. * . ‘
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To correct constipation,
all organs of' digestion
and elimination should be
helped Try NR and see
how much better you feel.
NR Todays Keeps i’ie Doctor Away
To llvo and he healthy, your body
mechanism must properly digest your
food, extract all the nourishment from
It and promptly throw off the waste
that is left. This Is accomplished fey
the processes of difp-stion, assimilation
and ellmination-^tlie work of tho
stomach, liver, kidneys and bowels.
The failure of any of th© vital or^_
pans to do Its work properly affects
the action of all the others. A A
forced bowel movement does not^
help constipation; It only re-j
lieves for a few hours the con- I
dition that constipation brings'
about ’
Now If you ar® used to taking
so-called
and the like, you _ .
you’ve Rot to be taking them all the
time. Moreover, If you stick' to any
one laxative, you've got to be increas
ing the dose all the time. That can
do you a lot of harm.
Stop dosing yourself with such things
Just long enough to give Nature’s Rem-
edy (NR Tablets* a trial, and let the
results show the difference. NR Tab
lets are not mere bowel movers, their
purpose Is to correct the condition that
induces constipation aiul givo you re.xl,
hR
g'-mjlnc. larting benefit; to Improve your
digestion and assimilation, give you a
pood hearty appetite, regulate your
liver and bowels, tone up kidney ac
tion and give your poison-clogged body
a gWo<l cleaning out.
Nature’# Remedy .(NRTablets) is hof
harsh; It Is mild, easy, pleasant-In ac
tion; no griping, or pain ever follows
Its use; but It is thorough and sure.
By Its action on the dlgeatlvs
organs It promotes assimilation.-
which means extraction of full
nourishment from your food*
and theteby gives you new
rstrength, energy, better blood,
’better appe’ite. By toning, not
vnu are us.-a to xaKir.g miror appe’ite. i;y toning, not
laxative pills, oil, purge*^^^B^^stlrrlng your lazy liver, NR senda
like, you know mighty well i bile Into tn® InteUines, Improving In
testinal digestion. Lastly, by gently
encouraging more vigorous bowel and
gldnev action, Nil drives poisonous
Impurities out of aad cleans up youa
body.
Try Nature’s Remedy (NR Tablets)
and Just see how mqjh better you feel
in every way. Get g 25c box today
and take one each Light for a week.
YoiiTl say you never t ilt better In your
life. NR is sold, guaranteed aad
rcct inmended by your druggist.
TURNING GARBAGE INTO FUEL
Experiments Made by. Texas City
Would Seem to Have Solved Most
Perplexing Problem.
i
V Austin.'-T»'X., lists solved Ihe prob
lem of garhujK* disposal in a way tlmt
is hot only sanitary hut profitable.
Forty ot the leading citizens formed a
company and mad** A n -contract to re
move ail the* city’s refuse nud garbage..
This is tnkefl to a fm-tory. where all
j non-iiillaminatde objects,‘such as Ixit-
tles, iron and tin eaus are removed.
What is left is ground, mixe<r*><» ith
Rt’ound.coal s.Iack, steam and ereosqfe
and molded into bricks weighliijf two
pounds each. The brick sells at $d.oO
a thous'iind. f ■
The I’niversity of Texas analyst
tested tlte iiricks f«*r heat producing
, qualities and .found that where oak
'sj.pave 8.000 lieat units the pirbngc
! brinks gave 1L5.000. They luirn equally
j welllh^ntnjies,furnaees, bakery jrrotes.
open prates and.base burner stoves.
A New Way to Shave —
Tender fkins twice a day without Irr'-
tatloju by usitij; (’uticuru Soap tlie
“Cuticur.rWay.” No slimy mtig, gepms,
waste of time or imyTOyr For free sam-
-fd*sj-«dilrcss, “Cuticuni. Iiepf, X, Bos
ton." At druniists and by mail. Soap
Ointment L’D and DO.—Adv.
or.
mm v
Royal Wit filed Slow.
Riel, <n sly humor was the reply of
ll'iuy IV of France, 'who one tfay
leaohv ii Aiuji ns Mltei ii pidloinfeff jour
ney. A local. DUiter was deputed* to
harangue lum, and eotumeneed-;with i)
length) Su m'S"of ofiithe! s :
*'Vej»y L’fi’flt MA-'l’iSgu. vi'rv goinl
vcM’y niercitui, wry magiianinious ”
’-Add also," iuterrupied the weary
nnmarch, **<s*r\ tired.”
SOLO FOR 60 Y gjgg
For MAL/ a R£A
CHILLS
FLV£R
Also a PI - jq G«n«ral
Strength , nini Tonic>
SOLD BY ay, D«UC STOKES'
Tlte
Suspicious Sound:
Girl- My fitther says there Is a
movement on foot —
Tht
think
Youth (with visible alarm)—1
1 had Timer g<f.
A VtlusMe Iron Tonic for the Blood
flow's This?
We’ offer ji'iywo lor ui.y of < aiarrh
That cannot I*© cui>id by H ALL’S
GATARRfl MKUIOINT..
—HAf/tr? T-A-nvUnir MTDrrTXlTfs tair-
>en internally >«d .acts through the Blood
«on the Muonns Surfaces of tire System.
Soltl^by"druggists for < ver forty years
TV*. Tes'ttmonials f-v'*.
Cheney & Co., Tolirlo, Oldo.
^>flfw.VKS TasTEI.KSS chill 'IX »N1tl Puri flea and
Kr richcs tt>«> HUkkI. It hroust's ( liv<-r, drives ><ut
nsoa-iti aiKt builds *r> the whole tsysfedi. A (ien-
e-.»I Mmmilwimy 'Itinio for AduHs iLfid Childo n, . .
t FROST iPr/OOF
CABBAGE PLANTS
Early Jemey and Cliarienton Wake^^d, 8u»
oewHion amt V aL buU'tk. Jly expiean, 500, S1-2S;
1,00®, »h00;6JXX> at »l.7o; 10.000 u(, at Si -50. F. O.
B. BBHK. ’,V' lvere<l parcel poat 100, 35c; l^XXX
ELS0. Sath/htction guaranteed.
a F. AaMISON, SUMMERVILLE, SL C
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' The services .of the packers of f be
United States, are most urgently needed,
and ! regret exceedingly that we should at
this " time have to spend our efforts in
defending ourselves against unfounded,
unproved, and unfair assertions such as
are being daily made public. . '
President
Swift & Company, U.S. A.
Concerning Quesjfion of Painting.
Woodwork w hich >5. fnvereiL-wjth
obi pniuf shottid tUWays b>.jli.trou«lily
pr<*pareif iVfihTLit new pniiittbt^is n i»-
plled, slm^* nothing but *n vbovrily
amt-Mfiperfect result enu coimvfroin'unv
ftenipt to cover up old and tlakinff
paint with new. All old painted sitr
! face should be tlmrOugbly gone ove
I with wire i*Tusip>s. or scraped --with
broken glass or.'steel scraper. A prob-
- lem Is siotnetimcs em*ot|titered’ e*-.
[iccially in retdaitned farmhouses which
are being rl'inodelled; when successive
j layers of old paint liave coinhined to
j form a thick, lumpy coat which hits
i filled the corners of all the mouldings
so ..that the application of a fresit coat
will only make nlaIters worse. Here
Yh<* best cure is burYiing off all the
.old -paint and gHtinf? dmvrf trtTfle nrtfr-
inal wood.^-G. Matlack Price, In the
House Reautil ok _
Civic Reforms Bound to - Grow. '
Every tiiovotnent. liius't littve ti be-
plining, but the success of some. Is
ab"nearly Instantaneous that we.scarce
Iv realize :t small beginning could
have inert recorded. All civic re.fyrdas
hirve small begimiitrgs ; to use ?) phrase
sifnctloned bj 'custom. The school
garden movement Imd a- hank -Strug
gle' for the'first- two years; -so bad
. plax-gmnuds, yi: t -. wiuit jiutublg. ^UCCfcg
both have- achiev**d.
Yet It Bored.
First Edln»r - The prea^-lier's sermon
had no juiim to it.
Seeornl lader And yef though it had
no point jt greatly bored me.
A Sure One.
•(’an y<m fnVnTsTi me with any km«rk
down ncgumrtit abotii your capacity t«\
de the family- scwingY” .
x "('ould I? Just u atcb me fell this ^
seam.” '
EGGS-POUI .TRY
Lbeiargent handlers of aimI i’oultir
Intheftoath.
_ . WWAT HAVE YOU TO MIHPT
Tn* htiibi-At market prtc* tfuarantced with qn'ck
SiX BU-Lm,^ Va * ReforeDcek * : * 1 Mo**
WOODSON-CRAIG CO.
Commit.ip - Merchant., RICHMOND. VA
f>r. Pierce’s P1f*a-saDt 'Pellets are the
original little liver pills put dp 40 years
ayo. They regulate liver and bowela. Ad.
•fee*'*
i WVftlut
^Allen’s Foot-Ease fer fits Tr
Ma'hyivnr xou<* hospitals liave ordered AJirn’s
Fo.)ttlie anii^eptic jHiwder, for use
aniong tli^-trocps. Shaken into tlve slejed au<i
sprinkit-d Incite foot-tv*th, AUen’« F"*>t-Ease
gives rest ntui eptKfort, uud makes walking u
delight. Bold evety* g.V. Tn- it totlar. Adv.
‘¥ott offt»n tntvs the fishing when
you move fnun one streanj'Hc ar«*»the]r.
I >( »u‘t ?>e a mover.
•‘Y\Yr*
cty atl'airV” “No
tlie jiatroitized.'’
. A Mtr.or Role,
you ever pi^troness at m
Put
Tractor Vs. Mule.
Ten mutes can haul about two tons
"p*f mah’rial and their work Is llmfred
.0 ten hours, but the 1 ractor'hauls 'lit
sod- J Ums and clivers a distance of 20 miles,
always one of at , the same time.
~— 1 — Acid Sttinmch. H<-artb‘urn and Nauaca
, ... . ... , quickly dlaapp^ar with the uae of Wrlahta
it s faith 111 something and enthnsi- Indian Vc K etah1e Pills. Send for trial box
n«jn for -sotri•'thing th.-fr'WiT<('s'arf|v T i£ T . S72 Pe * r j. 8t - NfeW York. Adv.
wort it looking at.-—Holmes.
Do not tie
ssly on (lie
a <b relict and
Ocenti.Of I.rfe.r
Consoling Him.
Clerk—“I cannot live <m my spiary,
aim- ; sir. Ro«s—“Then I’ll try to bit patient
and wait, insfead of firing yoiL" r—
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row.
ondition to stand Y-
nnd summer rains?
Look to Roofs
Are your roofs 1
the heavy spritfi;
The cold wrfiather will soon be rWer
anil cgnJ shorttigx* \vill lie forgotten
tirLtrl next year hut the comforts'of our
bomes might he threatened by neglect
ing the conditions of tlie roofs.
FRESH * CRISP* WHOLESOME'DELICIOUS
Lookout Biscuit
A
TMS SAHTANY METHODS APPLIED IN THE
MAKING O0 THES1 BltCUItS MAKt
TM*M TK« .7
STANDARD *f EXCELLENCE
C'A t UWOOG4 Ri«- ^
! 1mr IWlar tun In. or if act bj shDald.
1 *Ask hum or wnta u ^ his oaovc.
CHATTANOOGA BAKERY
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Make Hedges Ornamental. >—
Hedge? are used either for defense
or ornament, .ur both.- But while we
plant for defense or shelter, as In case*,
of jF'wlndbrotffc,, let mr-aiso pkfiU-Tar
ornament. The cost of the dual pur
pose hc'lgt i*^ no greater, yet curne*
a double \uiue. : * *
7
4 CUPS OF WHEAT FLOUR TO THE POUND
If each family used 4 cups of flour less per week, 'the saving
would be 22 million popnds or 112,244 barrels every week.
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The greatest help housekeepers can give- to win the .war is
piake this saving and it can be done by using this recij
place of white flour bread.
Com Meaj Biscuits
(uipooD salt
1 CU(V white flour
4 teiipooni Ro;
m
\ cup scalded mvlk
J cup corn meal
2 tableppooni shortening 4 tetipooni Royal Baldag Powder
Save % cup of the measured four for Doaid. Pour milk over corn meal, add shortening and salt When
cold, add silled flour and baking powder. Roll out lightly on floured board.’ Cut with biscuit cutter and
bake^in greased pan-fifteen to.twenty -ninutes. ' . ■ '* :
bur new Red, White and Blue booklet. “Brsf War Time Recipes »» containing many other *
recipes for makidg delicious and wholesome wheat saving foods, mailed free—address ~
ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO v Dept W/135 WMiam Street, New Yo«i
WAR
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