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SOUTH CAROLINA V Weed Help to Past the Crisis Safe* ly—Proof that Lydia /fc Pink- ham’s Vegetable Compound Can he Relied Upon. e&d m? guarantee! ^Ijiven yoilr' liver and bowels and get straightened up without taking sicken- • mg calomel. Don’t lose a day’s workl i of AKTicurttfre ) A (Sji.twiiil Information ,ISt>» h ,-, United States Depar MAKE YOl/R OWN GRAPE JUICE NEW YORKER 'IS INblGNANT However, Not Many Public ParksAre In as Bad Condition as the One He Describes. Urbana.IlL—“During Change of Life, in addition to its annoying symptoms, 1 • had an attack <j&f grippe which lasted There x no reason why a person should take sickening, salivating calo mel when a few cents buys tt large bottle of Dodson’s Liver Tone—a per fect substitute for calomel. f””‘ It is a pleasant, vegetable liquid w^if*h will start your liver just as surely as calomoU.but it_d4Psn’t make you sick and,ran not'snHvut^. • <!'■ children and grown folks can take Dodson’s Liver Tone, neeause it is perfectly hafmjoss. v Calomel i. a dangerous drug. It is mercury and attacks your bones. Take a dose of nasty calomel today and you will feel jj-eak. sick and nauseated to morrow. Don’t lose a .day’s work. Take a spoonful of Dodson’s Liver Tone instead and you will wake up feeling great. "So more biliousness, constipation, sluggishness, headache,' coated tongue or sour stomach. Your druggist says if yoij don’t find Dod son’s Liver Tone acts better than hor rible calomel your money is waiting for you.—Adv. B rno in a weakened condition. . I felt at times that I would hcverbeWtdl again. table Compound women passing through ui«*('bing* appeared and your Vegetable Compound has made me a well, strong woman so V I do all my own housework. I cannot recommend Lydia E. Pink ham’s Vege table Compound too highly to women passing through t.hp' Change of Life. w —Mrs. Wank Henson, 1316 S. Orchade St, Urhana, 111. Women who suffer from nervousness, ‘-heat dashes,” backache, hemiaches and “the blues” should try tine famous root and herb.rerhedy, Lydia E. Pink- ham*s. Vegetable Vc.; ouu In the ja test bullet In’of the Municl pnL Art's’oeiety, C. W. S. Is Justifiably 'bitIVr In his comment on the waste of op| oi l.imlty in the so-called city parks of New Yrtrk. “When is a city' park not n park?” lay asks. ;$i'nd answers: “W In 0 It ceases to offe/^eUbcr grass, fb work, or the shade id ti^ee|$; when, for instance, It has a large granite ba sin or fountain u ithout'water,* which is gradually brokftn up and carried fnvVy; wheif,~at ni«*- etid_ It' hartwi-s a lap and at..the other a bombproof ' X:;”-Tt for cyplosivex;" when -one-thir-d of it i-, roughly fenced off for u few < years while the subway burrows its sloYv course Within a yard of the grass surface, destroying for the time the plantation and preventing for all time the growth of shade trees over it, and when. this, subway seizes more ofrits . pr clous . spare’ for ,catranees ; when the few surviving trees, uneaped for in recent years, are left to die limb by limb and break down gradually, and their place Is filled by no new shade trees; and when, in consequence, sueii a forlorn pate.h ;of barren ground and concrete as ibis has become stands yea.* after year through-the hot sum mers fphrtected, dusty, and slmdeless; tn a word, “when its name Is* Union ■ sreftTi*r«v - ,,, The" nursemaid lfl^Punch be ing-asked by Che little boy at the sta tion: ‘What is a junction?’ replies: ‘A place where two tracks separate.’ With equal truth this square is-to us a place where oiir idea of a park and Its reality separate." DRIVE MALARIA OUT OF THE SYSTEM He Hadn’t Thought of That glass for the ku’e'liob windy,,. Pat.'" “Oi <li'd*‘not.’ <Yi was after a (Wilve by fourteen.. aii tile only seize they had was. fructeen by' twilve.” • “Ye fool, wliv didn’t ye get it? Ye couldn’t VO'.' THICK, SWOLLEN GLANDS ' drove's Ii-.iby- B<Jwel Medicine , aids fewest. T n. r>- -1*■ \ •• s s.mr Stomach, irtarrhoea ami I- ..ix. It is ju t us t‘3c<.:tiYtJ tor Ailulis aa tor tdiidreu. Pertectlf Surui.i-ss. . that make a horse Wheeze, Koar, have T hick Wind or Choke-down, can be Admiration i- far more tolerant than reduced with ASTHMADOR also other Bunches or Swellings. No blister, no hair gone, and horse kept at work. Eco nomical—only a few drop’s requ/rrd at tn appli cation. $2. SO ner bottle delivered Book 3 Rfret. ABSOhj!KE, JR., the at:t : -<-ptic liniment for man kind, reduces C’ysAs, Wens, Painful, Swollen Veins and-ITcers. 51.2 S a brittle at dealer* or delivered. Book“F\*i ’cnee” free. W.F.YOUNG, P. D.F..M?Tem!!l*St ,Sor!rofi0!d.M.t».. Kills Chills The “Makin's” for Grape Juice Hang Heavy on Many Vines. Bef la Treatment NOW ▲il DruiSist# Guarantee lx strained. simply reheating and seal ing the vessels and setting them away in nn upt ight position In a cool place .where they will lie- undisturbed. T( bottles are used, the corks should be Good for Malaria, constipation biliousness —a fine tonic. Guaranteed or monetj back A»k ijour d’-alor Behrens Drug Co.«Waco.*Tcx sterfltrrnLTrTrrLTtTTe-irt'Tk^orTtre'' hblThT PUlTING IVY TO GOOD USE Settles..and Win n desired for'Use the clear liquid is poured off the-s.'diluent. Any person familiar with the profess of canning fruit can" put up grape juice, for the .principles involved are the same. Care shoiild.be taken not to sterilize the juice at a temperature higher than 105 ’degrees 1’:, or ,th« finished product will have a* scorched taste. . The bottles or jars should not he so large that when tiny are opened the j.uice-\vill spoil before if can he How the Plant Was Cleverly Trained to Hide the Naked Ugliness of a Windmill. it Save: Surplus Fruit, Takes No Sugar and It Is Good for Everyone. The highly decorative effect of Ivy growing against the walls of castles arit^ other buildings was discovered some centuries ago, hut It remained for a very modern farmer to turn the climbing habit of the wild grape to good account, remark^ fife '’’popular High Grade Mi l tints* 98c per 1 00 sq. ft □p. including nails and cement. ’cultural Paint 50c gal. House Paint (25 colors) C2 25 gal. Wall Board (beats lath and plaster) $22 per 1000. sq. ft. Roof Mender One of the Very Be?t Soft Drinks for (No. 600) stops leaks in all kinds of roofs, 10c lb. Black Asphalt Coating (No. 300) preserves metal roofs, silos and all ex posed surfaces, 66c k gal. in k bbls. Ask your dealer or v/rite us for Free Sample and Price List KINO ROOFING A PAINT CO., 115 Third Street. CINCINNATI. OHIO Your Family and Frichci- Unfennented grapu juice, properly mad* and bottled, will keep indefinite ly if not exposed to the atmosphere or to infection from mold germs. Whet a - bottle is 1 on potted, hoWevor, flu Keep Indefinitely if Not Exposed to the Air. Branch In the face of tin; sugar sfyuctoge tie- sjt.all grap- 1 nrboP takes on a i* ll|£l\t. I.iule si: .ar Idr JM'IT>> it el Jams will Ututke it ji« eessary• to turn most of the. surplus "grapes into spate of Earm or H<-&( ItMuaf foi sale. Uo* bit. Westwood, N. J WRITE ME W N. U., CHARLOTTE. NO. 37 -1918 Itn Intel. Th o front some oilier fruit will look into the possibilities of home made grape juice. wLiieh.Xs V.Klde with out sugar, and wltich is so wholesome used ns, a hen rage or in desserts <y one kind and another. (inly clean, sound, well ripened, hut ¥■ not -overripe, grapes sftuidd lie used. * These may he crushed and pressed * either liy.hamLor in an ordinary eider “J I juire is du- * ^re put in a f J i sack ynd' ♦ ted or grasped 4. •ither end, and J of the 4 double J such as a ¥ a (tan ot J juice dm*s not Rf with tlie tire. 4 heated to u " j .’(Ml degrees F. 4 WHY SHE COULDN'T SEE HIM The Branch House is the place in the packing organization where what the packing plant does for you is put where you can use it. Both are the natural result of growth and development in the living thing they belong to. Swift & Company Branch Houses are located in distributing centers all over the country. They are fitted Out with refrigerating equipment to keep meat cool, sweet and fresh. Each-one is in personal charge of a man who believes in what Swift & Company is doing for people and wants to help do it. They are directed by m§n who have spent years learning how to get better meat cheaper to the places where it is needed. Meat is shipped to the branch j************************j 1 MUSCADINE GRAPES ; Hubby Didn’t Happen Just^at the Time to Be in Wife’s Line jof Vision. V The young lawyer was defending a man aeeuxed of burglary, and the woman whoso Ihhim* had been entered was under examination. “Madame,” asked-he, “w hat’time of plght was It wlicii you saw the prison er in yourj’oomV” . ' “('lose 'to two o’elof k til tile mot’ll sired, the enisled grapes clean, well-washed elot either hung up and twis hv two persons, one at • twisted until the greater purjt jUfee ]s expressed. Them, in a holler or its equivalent, large stone jar--jtlaerd in hot water. >0 that the come in direct contact the juice is gradually temperature of*ISO to Th** temperatul’e should never he ul- J grape products, rf w rife to the J lowed to go above 200 degrees F. 4 United States department of * Heat to Steaming Point. J. agriejilture for Farmers’ l’.ullu-_ J It is best to use a thermometer; if ♦ tin 851L. . * -lone is available, however, the Juice may he heated until it steams, but it . • . _ __ should not be allowed to boil. It Without Food We Fail, should he poured itiiimjjUateiy. into a If we fail in food production, all glass orCnameled vessel mid allowed theTtrmies that, din he usseinhled and to settle for 24 hours, then the juice all the war material that nmy tie matiu- xliould he drained from tlie kedlment ‘facturvd will he of no avail. , and run through several lhick’nesses , If we perulit Kijglam.l. France. Italy, of clean flannel or through a culiic 1 and I’.elgium to mm■umh.\thc final co'11- filter made frsun woolen eTblh or frit : test will fie tturs a-lono. and fixed to a hoop of Lroric so that it It may take years, and it will take can bo suspended,wherever necessary, many lives ami much tjeaxure, hut The juice is then poUjreil intoj^lear^ without victory FreasuW^jsjtiNasli and bottles, space being l*‘ft at the top for life is bondage. the liquid to expand when-heated. 'Ye have inure’ resources than • the X gnmFhomo stibsdlute' for'a coin- centraljimyers can command; w»\ can menial pasteurizer is an ordinary tuulure. for -unntpnhered years and. \v4sk boiler w ith a -tmii hoard fitted therefore* wo w ill win'or we will drag over the bottom on .which the "filled the Qerman. beast with us in death to the judgment lair of God. , I am sorry for the man ,whu. getR 1 more out ofrthe war than he pu*s > into it, for the scorn of broken hearted, I women, • orphaned- clllhljTn* crijiplcd • soldiers and iMiIiovei'isTIed millions CUUK I lie law.yer frowned iinpresslvely nnd shot a side glance at il^' jury a«- lie fairly thundered: ‘Then . p!« jv.. madmne. explain lirtw ItTivas you hould sec thiAorisoner and yet not see your husbaml. \ • Mi.’ luJsl.mvjL" wfis'-The qui.et_ HW- nwcr. v ’'rrTi~ at tho cl'ili.' The Skeleton of the Windmill Has a Dress That Eve Might Have Envied. ien*'" ^Monthly. The fifiotograjih frll • lie sJ>ay.p^-The windjnill was quickly idrned from a bare frame work. su tgysiiug in its ugliness the in artistic hut- highly useful framework of a skys« iAper, to a'bower of beauty. As a matter of fact, the farmer used both Ihe wild grape and the ivy (not the kind >that poisons), and in two n years had the frulncWork-rWell covered. And, as the owner said: “It didn’t ■'*'. cost iiuich.’’ Moreover,"~fl»e vine-clad h windmill is a thing of beauty If not n Joy' forever. • - ^ Aftajd 0 houses direct from the packing plants in' Swift & Company’s refrigerator cars, in such quantities that it can be disposed of while fresh and sweet. • - Your meat dealer comes here to buy your meat for .you—unless some one else can treat him better then we can. - ~— * ^ So you need the branch house in Older to live well; and the branch house and the packing plant need each other.in order to be useful to you. Clean Up the Roadside. .\Yhy not, ’mow the weeds) along the rjtdsld*'? *-4Jo\v upu'li prettier tho road will look. It only takes n few minutes. The knowledge that you ha\ > hcautltieil the world a hit Is pay. I’.eaufy is a tli':i ,yeil used h women to hhh Leir Imperfrctio A smile is tlie hud alnl a laugh is th" full bloom. ' - Useful Trees Neqjled. In nianv countries of Eurorie ihe iiigltways are lined with fruit .tree^, pruned each year by the government, lu tins country ou% highways are dec- 1 orated with hedges, a few tame shade trees, willow's, , cut hi pas, elms,'cotton wood, poplar, soft maple, 'box elder- all useless trees. \\’e need black wal*. nut. butternut, hickory oak, hard ma ple for' sugar mid various Ifrult trees. We need sjiruce for airplanes and pine trees for lumber. ‘Thorn hedges .are u nuisance. We noetl hazelnuts, -mul berries, cherries, currants, raspberries, hhiekherrles, apples, plums, crabs, peaches, pears, grapes. Where Is a more suitable place than our highwuys nud streets? A puhlfr landscape gardener would morevthnn earn his keep and be an added .blessing to the p»‘ojUe each year This functionary could be given au thority tc> root out such obuoxlxoui shtuhs as the barberry bush. Swift & Company, U. S. A ‘-—Everything a com food ought to be and saves the wheat The most vital of oceupatlops. agri culture. th Its rcAgids and environ- -V . T ments is the leasr att ’'active. W lui-ve reache.A the point now Where it juust he tnade nft? u'tiye. or the government will Tic Ci*Pipc)i*."| to. resort to cfei&prlnii S order to '’insure sufii<Tent pneJug- >it '“f’roiir Address by'Clarence Ous- ley \ssixtaiit Secretary c( Agriculture Sold for bo Vearj For MALARIA, CHILLS and FEV-ER Also a Flna General Streafthening Tenic. «si» sr *11 'mm tfmtx