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TEACH THRASHERMEN TO SAVE ALL GRAIN •fiei-K ON ‘1JLL01MVH0 *n N M ^oog *ia wojioj '■wwuaitiv Unpy jojuejajjDjejas ‘O^oaapnyfMD *poi»inaBJO io pouityuj mn MAAI •paiyiniT ‘ajoc n Hima Department of Agriculture Plans Conservation This Year. Another Outbreak of Pest Is Ex- pected, Perhaps Within Next Bead my guarantee! Liven your liver and bowete and get straightened up without taking sicken ing calomel. Don’t lose a day’s work l faupra Oqi ■»;wiuuip« no oqx JO Moqtmi « qij* ‘nm * ppiOM noX •B tusq) aqij, *qoB» adojp o )noqs In] -uj»)uoj sapiadBa ssaiajsB) uaapiopo ai posopnf «r no Tvaaw cnoo •uoponpoj)cq on tpaaa puB Xp^tuaa »moq ©'Tii^-pjo pJBpuBJrf V Bf *BJB9X fa] -oubapb p 1 ) »np i)mq«B|p paw BatBouqvaA •qi KniAapaa uwq s«q no Tvaan moo «»•* oos J9A0 J0 d • - mofljad 9*bj3ab atn Xa psXoftte 3«rf) ptroXoq nj paSnojoja pjt( pu« pajjdjap eq nvo »3b pjo aapao Juj -jjjoAi aedoad of pus pesuBep bubbjo bar saffp pas tXeaptq eq) 2a|d»»q Xq )aqj. aA»n»q o) Xeve sj )j ! atu) Xtrjeq sjqj, TOBSiO »AT3fl3>!p paB sXanniq peueqBe* q)ui Bn(Jaq eSB p{o )«q) sabs ®j>u»pg Jew Months, Schools Will Be Opened to Give In- structlon on Operation of Machines, and Adjustment—Many Own- era Are Inexperienced. - There’s np reason why a person should take sickening, salivating calo mel when a few cents. buys a large bottle of Dodson’s Liver Tone—a per fect substitute for calomel. * . mercury and attacks your bones. Taka a dose of nasty calomel today and yox* will feel weak, 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' feeling great. No more biliousness, const! nation, sluggishness, headache, coated tongue or aour stomach. Tour druggist says if you don’t And Dod son’s Liver Tone acts better than hor rible calomel your money la waiting for you.—Adv. (Prepared by the -United States Depart ment of Agriculture.) Grain saving last year filled 11,000,- 'XX) two-bushel sacks with wheat which otherwise would have been Whiffed Itv straw Stacks or over fields. To In crease this conservation record this year and to facilitate more efficient operation of thrashing machines, the United States department of agricul ture, In co-operation with the directors of extension work in state agricultural colleges, will conduct schools of three Insect Feeds Chiefly on Wheat Plant and in Smaller Measure on Barley which will start your liver-Just as surely as calomel, but It doesn't make you sick and can not salivate. Children and grown folks can take Dodson’s Liver Tone, because It Is Fall Before the Harvest. (Prepared by the United States Depart ment of Agriculture.) Knowledge In possession of experts of the United States department of agriculture leads to the belief that the Hessian fly, the worst enemy of wheat, has begun gradually to Increase. _ The percentage of Infestation, according to the fall count, showed a distinct -In* crease over that of last year. The principal controlling parasites are ap parently absent or very scared, par ticularly -in the middle West. An other outbreak of the pest Is expect ed, w perhaps within -the next few months. The nccompnrtying illustra tion, whlch’l8 being distributed by the department as a poster, presents the means of combating It, Among Insect crop pests in the United ‘States, the Hessian fly Btnnds first In evil reputation nnd possibili ties. In bad years! hundreds of thou sands of acres of wheat may be totally destroyed or the yield reduced as much as 75 per cent by this parasite. Named for Mercenaries. The Hessian fly Is not a native of America and nobody knows whence It came or how. It was noticed In perfectly harmless. S1W1S 39V 010 Calomel Is a dangerous drug. 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Approximately 250,000 thrashing machines are in the' United States. Many owness are not thoroughly expe rienced In -their) management and re pair. All are expected to be benefited For MAIAMA, CHIUS and FEVER SSfr OtVEt l 9 poniBA OJO.tt Xoq) 8161 uj onq.tt pon(B.v ojo.vk s)jodxo not uj -sjboX «Ay )>«[ aq) 2u|jnp posBdJoqi X|)u.*j2 SBq po)jodxo )unoiuB oq) pus ’mo)B)S po)|d^ aq) pus puupun *BHBj)snv o) A'y^iqo po uBaq B)jodxa usdaf *110 usag jo spodx3 s,uBdtp PREPARE FOR A LARGER SALARY In timet of Petre prepare fog a better )ob at a larger aalary. Modern bualneaa deman,It trained mea and women experta. The belter the training the Urge* jour salary will be. 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One of the novel uses to which th# airplane now Is being put la that of That Explainad Much. Mrs. llartt—Tea. I have no daubt there are unhappy marrlagea, hut real ly I cannot understand how they are posalhle. Now. there’s George and I. we are ao devoted. He says he could not exlat without me, and I’m sure I live only for him. Mr*. Greene—You realty are to be congratulated, both of you. By the way. how long have you been married I Mrs. Hartt— Just a week the day after tomorrow. Reduce the Waste of Grain at Thrash ing Time. locating pestilential swaiflpg and marshes. The navy department reports that Rnslgn Van Court of Hampton Reada, recently made n successful trip along the North Carolina coast. In the vtctu- Ity of Morehead City, for the purpose of spying out territory which should be drained or purified. Van Court's Job particularly was to find the breeding place of moaqolroa and as these an discovered, steps are taken by sanitation engineers for their elimination. If they attend the thrashermnn's school In their localities. Every thrasherman who Is Interested In sav ing grain, reducing Idle time when his machine Is out of commission, and ie active service of his tie country tome time a eq euojui 4 no mm )Bq^v o juu Xus p|iioo u*q> J9))eq **od eq) j| •jnd «iq *um pimo Xequop eq) )«qi peppep eq eeusui eq) lupepuod oq *ioop s|q uiojj no|)OjUB)« deeq o) )dtue))« siq U| qjou o) qeiqm qtpw praiius *qi ,un.M» pinoo eq rae|un meq) poddns u) »mu eq )o0 pinttm pus uejpiiqo jo je*)tuittt s psq ej| qipa )| essqjjnd oj auaeui etqetteas )n«»q)| w 'Xequop s >u| jium ju uie|quad eqi qjpw pe)uujjuoe ska uuaiuuiq.) s oJs sjseX ewog of the eighteenth century. The I! esslsn fly is ime-tenth of an Inch long, of an obscure dark color, and appears much like a very small mosquito. It lays a glossy red egg noe-flftW-th of an Inch long, from wrhlch la hatched a maggot slightly smaller than the egg. This transforms Into -ass **t 1 g mtti a I «a *pum ewf| «S* vijvtvwi »S. im tip •Sluing •■*•4 si NOU1 • aNINI.ib •! M *"IS»U l«W OM* p«is|i4 ai «|A«mo| «m •• 'SWISS! w» I 1SH» moss A OINOX tll«S» 1831 LAVA IJAONO PJVpwsis PIO Ml M*i iajb #ax fa 9\t»u r«v wetss 1*0 »*W •* lengthening th separator, should attend a thrasher- Iran's school where he will he taught the when, why. where, and how to operate a thrashing outfit and keeping If In the pink of working condition. The purpose Is primarily to Improve thrashing conditions. Instruction w III cover the theory of the separator, th* operation, care and adjustment of the machine, and sufficient' laboratory work to give students skill In adjust ing and operating. It la contemplated to hold schools Immediately after or prior to the one-day grain standardisa tion schools, directed by the federal department's bureau of markets. Necessity for practical education of American thrashermen was brought out strikingly by results In Minnesota last year recording the normal waste' of grain In thrashing. Comprehensive tests, wrhlch Included the work of the mor* than 6,500 machines in the Go pher state, showed that the average avoidable loss In thrashing wheat was 4.69 bushels a day, worth approximate ly 19.64; while the avoidable loss In thrashing oats was 8.1 hq^hels dally, worth then $5.46. Sorfie of the sepa rators wqyted as much as 50 bushels of wheat a day, worth, on the basis of the- October market, $103. Twenty-five per cent of all the machines tested In Minnesota showed an avoidable loss, due to the machines being out of repair or improperly adjusted, of 15 bushels a day. Therefore, Minnesota today is a stanch advocate of teach ing thrashermen the three R’s—run ning, repairing and readjusting their thrashing outfits. The HESS *p|11B3tl0J9q30|I—IrwAJ on« jo |)Bj UAOi )wq) auajui jo aaqj jwqiuj uo|)s.i||<Mm jo )UCa Joj q )| Many Motors Uao Coal Qaa. Evidence laid before the English gas traction committee by manufac turers of flexible gaa containers shows that about 4,500 commercial motor vehicle* have been converted to the use of coal gaa •xpAAOd »m) pus uog #|h dn BufAiO u»Mq •8 ** 00 MD 0) poojoj J»qi»d BwowiUJ -agv AJ >a«4ix JA lUiva >*• AAA|> Ilia U«o hov **0 ®« *»H ..»°BB SV*<L. ■JjMJ Jtf AU||»A SWA MJ ‘Xpojad ouj|)Jbj b o)U| p«uo) ^1P ujjjo—fuoa jo jjo* b *1 ojri A3XN0Q HCJ A08 Q30ldlU0YS Always Sharp. “Do bees lose their temper?" asks an exchange. We know their atlnga don't. fAt-A-ruc, KODAKS k SUPPLIES Wa ala* 4* htgtAat alaaa ot aaiASlAA Prle«A sod CatalofM upon S. Cala* Optical Cfc. tirtami. fa. Cuticura Promotes Hair Health With your finger* I Tou can lift off any hard corn, soft corn, or corn be tween the toes, and the hard skin cal luses from bottom of feet A tiny bottle of “Freezone" costs little at any drug store; apply a few drop^ upon the corn or caHus. In stantly it stops hurting, then shortly you lift that bothersome corn or callus right off, root and all, without one bit of pain or soreness. Truly I No hum bug 1 *d?ejped pajjad aqj m urn? p?pad aqx WM jdaq— jqsu P3|B3$ Means of Combating Hessian Fly. a pupa that appears like a flaxseed and Is so called. From the flaxseed the adult fly emerges. Here are four forms so extremely unlike as to be confusing, to any except .the expert entomologist. The fly usually deposits Its eggs In grooves on the underside of the leaves of wheat. The larva/-shortly after hatching, makes its way. clown th© leaf and behind the sheath, continuing In young wjieat to tlie, roots of the plant. In ofder wheat It is able fo go only to the joint below.; rXarvae are’ frequently so numerous as to be pack ed one against anoiher and overlap ping. Two generations tf year are produced. Overwintering' Is ' accom plished in the flaxseed stage. i Destructive to Wheat The HeSsihri fly feeds chiefly on the wheat plnht,. and in a smaller measure on barley and rye. The oat:plant is Immune. The effect Is that if Infesta tion begins while the wheat Is young, the plant grows without steuf and be comes a mere mass of overgrown leaves. If infestation comes after jqintmg has begun, the. straws break over and the wheat falls before har vest. ' < ■ ■ 1 ' The distribution of this pest in- SU0SU2S pue sdputtp ])e u; uoqipuoo papad sj; djnsu) oj pdddej^ Ndthlng—Something the rich man wants, the poor man has, the miser spends and the spendthrift saves. EXPERIENCE OF OWNERS Murder among the ancient Persians was not punishable at the first of fense. (Prepared by the United States De partment of Agriculture.) Help for American farmers In answering the question “Shall I Buy a Tractor?” has been pro vided by the United States de partment of agriculture in a number of publications--^which give- the experience jof users in a number of sthtes. These bul letins, which may be obtained free from the department at Washington, are: farmers’ Bulletin 963—Traj> lor Experience in Illinois! - Farmers’ Bulletin 1004—Gas Tractors In Eastern Farming. Farmers’ Bulletin 1035—^The Love may laugh at locksmiths, but It invariably frowns on the furniture in- A GOOD TONIC AND IPPETIZER st’allment collector. Stop That Backache! Often Caused by ■stone in the kidney, bladder inflammation, dropsy oFpiat&i Bright’s disease. So il you are suffering with a bad back, have d^zzy spells, headaches, nervous, de- •pondent attacks or disordered kidney action, get after the eau*e. U«e Doan’# Kidney Pflls. the remedy that, has been tried out for yon by thousands. - A North Carolina Case Jno. R. Smith, ex- , /f sheriff and politician, 1^/7^, A | 205 B. William Sc. Goldsboro. N. C.. says: **I .suffered How esn anyone 'with s soar, (U*7 stomsoh, who is constsnt!jr belchloc. bss heartburn and auffera from Indigestion hsva saythlnc. but s bad breathT All o( tbeaa 1’urm Tractor In the Dakotas, atomaCh./ dlbordsrs mean Jnat one thin*— Aeid-Momseh. EXTONIC, th# wonderful new stomach remedy 1b pleasant taatln* tablet form that you eat - like a bit ot can<iy, brines quick relief from these stomach miseries. EATON- 1C sweetens .tbs breath because it makes the ) stomach sweet, cool and comfortable. Try # for that nasty taste. con*estrd throat sad “heady feelta*~ attar toe mach. emokla*. If aeclected. Artd-Stoaasch may cause yas S lot of sertotM trouble It leads ta aar- vuasaesa. hsadachsa, taeomste. aaetaaeheMa, eludes North ATrica, westerju Asia, ail of continental JEuropC, t^e • British Isles, New Zealand, and ijjortlons of the United States and Cqnada. hr t^e United States Its range extends from the Canadian border as far south as northern Georgia, and west to western Kansas, and the middle of the Dakotas. It Includes, also, a narrow •trip of the I'aclflc coast from Puget Sound to a point half-way down the Farmers’ Bulletin 719—An Economic Study of the Farm Tracfor-flT the Corn Belt. B©f*artment Bulletin 174— Farm Experience With Tractor. ■mall of my back and I was sor* and lama. My kidney a didn’t set rseniarty, rlthar Do»r. a Kid- Toad Is Gardener's Friend. The common toad la the gardener’s friend, because he lives upon the small la »a*rrr. all ttrud California coast Insects that trouble the gaTdeo crop*. A few toads In the garden still help keep It free at insects. KiM Canadian Thistles Frequent cultivation artil help kill a patch of Canada thistles I Careful With Reieea. Receptacles ctuuaialag poison halt ahoeid net he left amend abrrt ddt* DOAN'S