The Wateree messenger. (Camden, S.C.) 1884-1942, March 04, 1924, Image 2
ALL WOMEN
WHO WORK
Should Know how this Worker wat
Hade Strong and Well by Lydia E,
Pinkham'a Vegetable Compound
Zahl.N. Dakota.? "I was nervous and
weak and was not regular. I also had
pains frequently. I
was sickly for seven
years and finally had
a nervous break
down following an
operation. I am a
dressmaker and mil
liner, and a lady I
work for told me of
Lvdia E. Pinkham's
vegetable Com
pound. I am talcing
It and it has made
> me well and able to
do my work again. I have even helped
take care of a sick neighbor recently, so
you can see how fit I am. I highly praise
your medicine and you may use my let
ter as you see fit. 1 hopo it will help
some other woman."? Mrs.OLE Nord
LEIN, Box 23, Zahl, North Dakota.
Over 121,000 women have so far re
plied to our question, "Have you re
ceived benefit from taking Lydia E.
Pinlcham'a Vegetable Compound?"
98 per cent, of these replies answer
"Yes."
This means that 98 out of every 100 j
women taking this medicine for ail
ments for which it is recommended tiro j
benefited by it. For 8ido by all drug
gists.
Gue3s Again
'i eacher ? Jimmy, why don't vou
wusli your face? I can see wlmt you
l ad for breakfast t His morning.
Jimmy ? Wlmt was it?
Teacher ? Egg !
Jimmy? That's wrong; I ate egg
yesterday.
Thousands Keep In Good Health
by taking one or two Brundreth Fills
at bed time. They cleanse the 6ystem
and purify the blood. ? Adv.
She Was Safe
"What are you doing, Doris?"
"I'se writing u letter to Mnlsle."
"Bur, darling, you don't knof.- how to
write."
"Dat's all right. Mnlsie don't know
bow to read."
When you decldo to get rid of Worm? or
Tapeworm, get the medicine that will expel
them with one doee? Dr. Peery'i "Dead
?hot." 37 1 Pearl St.. N. Y. Adv.
The Difference
??TVhen I 'its a man 'e remembers it."
"When I 'its a man 'e don't." ? Pear
son's Weekly.
pMiKatTUaMl
WaMWcmkamMt
VI Iv'rmiTft Bon<I modal or drawing for#*
II 1] I L Al I V amlnntlon. Hlghoat rolercncoa.
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? 111 UI1 I W |Umj. Wat*on K. Coloman,
Booklet fc'IlHH. r?U??Uw;?r,au?)8t ?*u?l?|t(..,l), C.
JUKES TOUJ5 <x24HDURS
CURES UGRlPPE?3QW!n
Demon. WIM'WIU. OCX WCMOMbl
TREATED ONE
WEEK FREE
M /Mr* o/?*ectn (n treating Dropiy.)
KEEPS CHILDREN
VEIL AND STRONG
FOR children who are weak and
thin Gude'M Pepto-Mangan in
the ideal tonic. It contains tho
iron they nood for pure blood, bodily
?nergy, and Arm, solid flesh. At
this season every child will benefit
by taking it. At your druggist'*,
in liquid and tablet form.
Free Trial Tablet.
value of dude'* Pepto-Mangan, writ* today
tot canaroua Trial Packar* of Tablet*. 8?n4
no monay ? Juet nam* and addreee to
M. 3. llreltanhanh Co.. 6? Warran St.. N. Y.
Gude's
pepto~M*ingan
Tonic and Blood Enricher
Don't t rfiikt *or*. InlKmed
Ubartlrw ?yo h with powtr
rtmjrn ?rdropi>odM In
f Mod. A mxMtm /
?mwT*, a?i* nnwi
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MMUHi
II AM. ARtfOKBT.
? New Vtrkutf
Better America to Result
From Good Housing Plan
A stronger und better America will
result from the movement for better
bousing and living conditions In this
country, according to Slielby M. Har
rison of the Uussell Suge Koundutlon
In un address.
"A strong nation," he continued, "d*
j pends to a large extent up>?n whole
some und healthful living ?. <? . ililuns.
both In the home und In the n ?nbor
hood; and such conditions depend it
| turn upon the provision of the right
sort of house In the first place, and in
the second place upon the mainte
nance of high standards of municipal
housekeeping- -that Is, upon .ie se
turing of clean, safe, light m. I sani
tary surroundings for the homes of
city dwellers, and of those In the
smaller centers as well."
Mr. Harrisons address, which was
given under the auspices of the de
partment of household economics In
Teachers college, dealt with methods
of Improving community conditions,
and among other things discussed the
social survey as an instrumentality
which lias been effectively used to
that end. In that connection refer
ence was made to the survey of social
and living conditions being undertak
en by the Committee on Plan of New
York and Its Knvirons. to the chair
manship <>f which Frederic A. Delano
was recently called upon the death
of the late Charles I). Norton.
The speaker said : "One of the
problems of the city planners Is to
determine or predict as accurately as
possible future trends In the move
ment and distribution of people and
the location and shifting of their eco
nomic end social centers of activity
throughout neighborhoods, cities and
regions. Certain population studies
are therefore of assistance to this end
and some have already been under
taken. The committee realizes, how
ever, that many other data on the
movement of population will also be
needed, nnd studies are therefore be
ing mnde of building and housing
trends as well as Industrial and eco
nomic factors in the distribution of
population.
"The purpose of city planning Is to
make cities convenient, healthful and
attractive places In which people may
work, play, learn and otherwise ex
press themselves In well-rounded liv
ing. City planning, however, Is not the
only means to this end. Many ronds
lead to the desired goal ; city plan
ning Is one. The common objective,
of course, does not put them all In the
city planning field."
Facts on Home Building
A recent Washington dispatch men
tioned the publication of a booklet,
"How to Own Your Own Home," that
may l>? obtained from the superin
tendent of documents, government
printing otllce, Washington, for five
cents.
The booklet Is described as the lat
ent of a series of undertakings by the
division of building nnd housing of
thd Department of Labor. The effort
of those behind the movement Is to
bring about greater standardization
of building and furnishing materials,
so that the cost of manufacture will
b? lessened. Architects are now plan
ning unit houses, so constructed that
after n four-room building has been
completed and the family purse Is
filled again, two or three rooms can
be added and the finished house will
still present a pleasing appearnnce.
The publication deals with the ques
tion of how much to pay for a house,
how home owning mny be financed
general considerations such as loca
tion, transportation facilities, charac
ter of the neighborhood, house plans,
how to I \dld, how to pay for a house
that some one else has built, mainte
nance costs, etc. On the question of
how much to pay for a home the gov
ernment experts have worked out a
schedule according to salaries, show
ing how much a man can well afford
to Invest whether he receives $2, (KM)
or $10,000 a year.
Figures on Home Owners
Statistics that show the percentage
of home owners In the United States,
and the revelation mnde by them
prompted the Department of Com
merce at Washington to publish such
Information for public use. In MMM),
4(11 of every 1,000 families In America
owned their own homes, while In 11)20
the percentage bad dropped to 450
In each 1,000. Of the 48 states 20
showed an Increase, while the District
of Columbia likewise gnlned.
The ten leudlng states In respect
to home ownership In 1020 were. In
order: North Dakota, Wisconsin
South Dakota, Idaho, Minnesota, Mon
tana, Utah, Maine, New Mexico and
Michigan.
Knockers Are Everywhere
In every community In the world
wherever you go you will find
knockers. If a person representing a
new Idea comes to the "Door of Ad
vancement" and asks them to come
forth from the "House of llackwurd
ness," they answer, "Naw. You've, n
new Idea. (J'wn. We don t want to
associate with you." And why. read
ers? Simply because they will not try
to raise themselves to the level of
those above them. They are In n "rut"
of their own choosing sad hio con
??>?? to ntav 'here
OUR COMIC SECTION
This Year's Popular Headwear
D
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\XmAT klHD OF
MEAT WOULD YOU
tlK? PoCJ DINNER
Tonight , reux ?
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om I DonY
Care ? an"*
f
? ? ?* i ^ IL
/ OH T>A RN a >1 ? ?T<3 *?0 HARD TteYiNG
' To PLAN MEAL<d FOR THESE MEN -
tF They'd only .SUGGEST Some
thing Ofc Giv/E You AN IDEA
WHAT THEY'D LIKE q
well Suggest
^CME TmiHG
OH Of2D*?5 WHAT YOU
Tminu best - I've
GOT To BEAT IT
Down To The office
That might tor rxnNEre.
WHAT/ STEAk. ToniGhT// I HAT>
STEAk * FOR LUNCH lHI?> NOON ? WHY
in Thunder can't wt have Gome-'
Tm\MG DtFFEtfENT^
FO(? A CHANGE f f
The Pot Calls the Kettle
77m BEST Emtrgtncy Rmnxmdy
for Main end Beast
-n?
Good
Old
StmnUby
Sine*
1346'
?fy* *V?n. Blalock. Lyndover.
N. C. ? "1 have used Mexican
Mustar* Liniment fur all kind*
of sprains, bruises, cuts and
sores, in hor?es as well as man.
and believe it to be t!,e best lini
ment now in use. 1 k?ep it in
my house all the time and recom
mend it to all as th? btit Imuntnt
for all purfioiti. "
Mustard Liniment is composed
of t-ootiiinij. healuiK oils that,
when rutbai irt, penetrate the
tissues to the bone! Mustang
contain# no alcohol, acids or pep.
per. and dots not smart or stiixg
rprr Writ* for b^urt
I rvE-C, fu| SOUVfclNlH
PENCIL. ?*nt obiolu t4iy fri*
with cvmpltt# directions for
iMmy iluitiug Llolmcnt
for family alliiMrnta. and for
llraatock md poultry
Lyon Mfg Co., ?2
South F-fih St.. Brook
lyn, N. Y.
Sot J by Drug and
C antral Start*
THE
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Beautiful Marabou Most
Repulsive of All Birds
Would il enhance or duinpen the en
ihusiusm of the woman who possesses
a costly and beautiful marabou collar
et to or l>oii If she knew that those love
ly feathers came from under the wings
of the most repulsive scavengers of the
stork family?
In the native villages of Africa they
are reverenced as sacred? ii. Arnb
marabou means saint ? so they are
quite tame atal are allowed to stalk
nriuiud the native huts unmolested
Though obnoxious, they are really a
blessing, as they devour great quanti
ties of tilth and troublesome Insects
that would surely be a menace to the
inhabitants of the villages. ? Nature
Magazine.
Feline
Here's a snappy bit of dialogue ro
ported by Chaparral:
Flora ? What were yon and Jack do
ing In the conservatory Inst evening?
Dora. ? Now Just because you smell
a rat you don't have to be catty. ?
Huston Transcript.
Ktng Tut had nn ostrich feather
fan, and If thp excavators keep on
they may dig up his saxophone.
The automobile continues to dispute
the rond with the railway train ? and
always with the same result.
There are people that think they
are complimenting Providence by tak
ing the world as find made It.
In a manner of speaking, a politi
cian Is a man who tolls unremittingly
at spending the people's money.
A slowpoke Ir anyone whose ear
we can pass; a speed maniac Is any
one who succeeds In passing us.
When a man goes to a luncheon
Instead of his ordinary lunch, some
body else Is usually paying the bill.
The nice thing about having so
many laws on the statute books Is that
one can always be dug up to suit any
occasion.
Visiting the pole by air will b?
easier than walking, unless the avia
tors have to walk bnck without their
overshoes.
It Is said there will he little change
In women's clothes this year. Then
perhaps there will he n little morn
change in men's.
The police term, "alleged" gambler,
probably appeals to some of them
with a sense of humor as they feel In
their empty pockets.
Showing again that the farmer who
tries to recover his wheat field losses
n the wheat pit stands a good chnnce
of losing both ways.
The Leviathan Is to be overhauled
again and It will be a poor publicity