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SAY "BAYER" when you bxsy-^&nufae. Proved safe by millions and prescribed by physicians foe Colds Headache Neuralgia LumEago Pain. Toothache Neuritis Rheumatism <4iwr-si,3 Handy "Bayer' Bayer" package which- contains proven directions. Handv "Bayer" boxes of 12 tablet# Also bottles of 24 and 100 ? Druggists. Aspirin U th? trad* mark of B*/?r M?nnf*rto? ? t Mocc*oetlc*cldeJter of BaIIc/UcacM WARNING s. WAMPOIIS CXTMZACT CODJLIVER OIL COA/POI/VO MADE IN BALTIMORE SO ID JtV?M*y wwm F Unless von look for Initial* wH?nrjr S. and remember "Made In Baltimore" you may not get the original and genuine Henry 8. Wampole's product, used for many years and proven best bv test of millions of people. Avoid substi tutes. Remember no finer, nicer tasting preparation can be made of the extract of Cod Liver Oil, Malt, Wild Cherry and Hypophosphitea of Lime, Potassium, Manganese, Strychnine, Quinine and Sodium. See directions on each bottle. Size of the Human Body Authorities differ In fixing the num ber of square feet of the surface of the hjjman body, there being no fixed limit owing to the variations In size, but a man of 5 feet 8 Inches weighing around 175 pounds has a skin surface of approximately 10 square feet. The larger men and women measure more, Bome of them very much more, while Borne of the more diminutive bodies have a measurement as low as 10 square feet. Sure Relief _ FOR INDIGESTION fclXVKHS^ iTf fff*7* ^ 6 Bell-ans Hot water Sure Relief ELL-ANS ^ and ZD* PACKAGES EVERYWHERE Stop m Eoxoma Itatlavaa tha Inflammation. Itohlng and Irritation; aoothaa and aoftana tha akin and laava* K amooth and apotlaaa. TETTERiNE lha eomplaxlon'a bait trland. 60o at your druo ?lat'aar from tha 8HUPTRINE CO., SAVANNAH. 8A. Nine ? Count 'Em Insurance Clerk ? Herc'B a woi^an who wants her pet eat insured. Manager ? All right, hut tell her she'll have to take out a policy on each one of tlie cat's lives. ? Itoston Tran script. Hi* Limit "Is your eon-in-lnw Industrious?" asked on acquaintance. "Well, sorter," replied old man ' Stockery of Clapboard Springs. "He'll ] do most anything but work." I WOMEN! BEWARE! REFUSE IMITATIONS j Warning! Not All Package Dyoa Ara "Diamond Dyet." | Always ask for "Diamond Dyes" and if you don't see the namo "Diamond Dyes" on the package ? refuse it ? hand It back 1 Each 15-cent package of "Diamond Dyes" contains directions so simple any woman can dye or tint skirts, dresses, waists, sweaters, stockings, kimonos, coats, draperies, coverings?everything new, even If she has never dyed before. Choose any color at drug store. Refuse substitutes I Quite the Contrary "Did I understand you to say that your neighbor's boy was the support of the fnmlly?" "Good heaven, no! I ^said the sport of the family."- ? Boston Transcript. A 81mple, 8?fe, 8ure Remedy for all local aches and pains due to taklnp cold or over exertion Is an Allcock's Plaster. ? Adv. It takes a woman to make every word t<fll when It comes to imparting secrets. ?WSfer - - --????? \ v\ NWWWWWWW MOTHER :? Fletcher's Castoria is a pleasant, harmless Substi tute for Castor Oil, Paregoric, Teething Drops and Soothing Syrups, prepared for Infants in arms and Children all ages. To avoid imitations, always look for the signature of Proven directions oft each package. Physicians everywhere recommend k. Two pleasant ways to relieve a cough* Take your choice and suit your taste. 9-B ? or Menthol flavor. A cure relief for coughs, cold* and hoarseness. Put one In your mouth at bedtime. Alwmya k?p a box on Jiancf. SMITH BROTHERS SB, COUCHJIROPS JS8951& CThe Kitchen Cabinet Itf). lklk. vs ??i?ru N?w?p*p?r Union.) There are two words In the Eng lish language, simple words In themselves, yet they have caused untold misery. ?They have broke? friendship, disrupted homes, broken hearts and killed people. These words are ? "they say." ? Hunter. FOOD FOR THE FAMILY For a nice dinner which may be ?r^od over several days the following uieat will be found eco nomical : Stuffed Shouldor of Lamb. ? Have tlie bonea taken out neatly and All the cuvlty left with stuf fing made of bread crumbs, raw oyster*, using a cupful of crumbs und a dozen oyster*. vuuppeu tine, a tabiespoonfui of melt ed butter, one teaspoonful of chopi>ed parsley and tlie same of onion Juice. Season well with salt and pepper. Skewer the stuffing within the meat rurefully and roast In a covered pan. Prepare the gravy by adding a table spoonful of melted butter to one tea spoonful of chopped parsley, the same of onion Juice and kitchen bouquet. Baste the meat liberally with thLa sauce before taking It from the oven, then let stand In the oven five minutes longer. Serve on a hot platter gar nished with fried potatoes. Serve with sauce In a gravy boat. Pea Pancakes. ? Drain the liquid from a can of peas and rub them through a sieve or colander and maih to a paste with butter. Season well and add two well-beaten eggs, one cup ful of milk and Just enough flour to make of the right consistency for griddle cakes. Fry on a hot griddle. If the family likes kidneys this will be enjoyed : Kidneys Sauted. ? Split each kidney, wash, trim off all fat and cut Into quarters. Melt three tablespoonfuls of butter In a frying pan; sprinkle the kidneys with salt and pepper, roll In flour and fry In hot butter. Turn often while they are cooking. When they are a nice brown place on a hot platter and pour round the fat after seasoning it with catsup, onion Juice and a dash of Jelly, all boiled up once before serving. Oyster Omelet. ? Chop a dozen oys ters. Make a sauce of a tabiespoonfu! each of flour and butter; ndd three ta blespoonfuls of cream, n pinch of soda and the same amount of liquor, strnlned. Season well ; add the oysters and bring to the boiling point. Cock the omelet, cover with the oyster sau^e and serve hot. Browned Mince of Beef. ? Chop the remains of yesterday's beef fine and mix it with one-third as much maBhed potato; season well with pepper, salt and onion Juice; moisten with a little of the gravy or butter and hot water. Mix well, turn Into a baking dish, cov er with buttered crumbs and bnke . twenty minutes In n hot oven. I OtherB shall take patience, cour age to their heart and hand, From thy hand and thy heart and thy brave cheer, And Ood's grace fruotlfy through theo to all. ? E. B. Browning. GOOD THINGS FOR OCCASIONS A salad Is always a welcome dish, and the following dressing will be en joyed on lettuce : Russian Dressing. ? Rent one-half cupful of French dressing, using six tablespoonfula of oil with two of vinegar. Salt, paprika to taste. Add gradually this dressing Into a half-cupful of mayonnaise, beating wltti an egg heater; then add two tablespoonfuls of cum 8 tiu co and fold In one-third of n cupful of cream, whipped. Reason well with chopped green and red pep per, onion Juice, parsley and chopped cucumber pickle. Aprloot Spono?. ? Soften one table spoonful of gelatin In one-quarter of a cupful of cold water, then add one cupful of apricot pulp and Juice, heat ed hot ; add one-quarter cupful of migar; stir until the mixture thicken*, then fold In the whiles of two eggs, stiffly beaten. Serve with whipped cream. Prunes are good used In the place of apricots. Chesae and Chicken Dish. ? Rub the yolk of one hard-cooked egg to a pnsto with a tablcspoonful of olive oil or butter. Add one teaapoonful of salt, one of made rnustnrd, one of granu lated sugar and one-quarter teaspoon fid of cayenne. Mix with two cupfuln of grated cheese and one cupful of ( chopped chicken. Pros# Into scallop Rhrlls or ramekins and hake Just long enough to become hot and the cheese melted. Made Mustard.? Into four table spoonfuls of dry mustard beat one ta blespoonful of naiad oil. Mix well, adding enough vinegar to make a smooth paste, then add a teaspoonful each of white pepper, onion Juice and sugar. Heat hard and long to mix well, then bottle. Thin mustard equals the best mustards In the market, at very little cost. Another 8al?d. ? Take one cupful each of cooked peas, peanuts finely minced and one-half cupful finely ihlnced good-flavdred pickles and ttie same of chopped ripe olives. Add a good well-seasoned belled dressing, mix well and serve on lettuce. IfVl+'tvrtlfL MPtOVED UrarORM DfTESNATWNAl Sunday School ' Lesson' {By REV. P. B. F1TZWATER. D.D.. D?*n of th? iCv?nln? School. Moody BibU Institute of Chicago.) <C. 1H4. W MUrp Ntwipiptf Union.) Lesson for March 9 THE RHIQN of SAUL ooj n?ENN ^KXT1 IT ? ' 5 : 18 ? 1 ?? batter than B*hold. to obey la wawVifc s?m obeyed God. King- vs ho Dle> H^Kin0^,,^01,10? A Kln? Who Lo.t ic-NX^r^IsitcATE AND SEKI0R top. YO?no PEOPu'r ^"Ure8 ?C-U..on, Kr^^P. TOP. le^on0^ snn ey^T'7 prwenl thl? 1 Sum .pi "7 ^nPter. 8 to 15 of upl should be made. SarnT8h#l.Se)0Pl0 D#m#nd ? K1"0 (I !hrifr Reasons (vv. l-S) ; old age nmUo1 was ^capacitated by ~ vrsssssas; lion's' tS^ "e "k? ?"?? "?? ??'l klnt, ,i?? rr0U?rtl"? ItlncvvK 'enderi. they wanted a nc who would fight their battles. Samuel s Protest (w 6-is^ u. Ibelr da^Me?, "'''M m*kt ?< to serve ln h .! mflk' ,h<>Jr son8 SSSHS-S 'he'' 9-11). King (I Sam. Si.1uiTw?,Ki"5,P?i""!d 0u' SS": 2 ins-.rn.s's; srr ,:z "T Th * b0ln<: C"r^ "'t.G?d ' PUr' (10:17 27, K'Z? Ch0'e" " M"f?h of his fitness l/th* chosen because ?f?Mr,0B--o(hr, <8> SfifM?tro1- <-> ?..TC'"r? cr refused ?le,l??Ce ' n,OCk'd >n" (.'K',,"1" C<,n"rm"i " Saul took advantage of the rr?nt Jhl 7 the Amm?nltes to get all the people to crown him king yh-,.8:u"' (I Snm. 15). In all hfsto^. ?f the 8nd(lp8t Pictures 1. The Command to Saul (vv lnt ?e was commanded to utterly ext'e ' m'nate tlie Amalekltw,. The reason ,hwr "" n*X"?7ir " *"? 4-9) TTh?DlS?be(,Ienre 0f Sftul "pared, and the best nf , Preprinted. th? goo<iH a^ 8. Raul Rejected by God (vv. 10-25) (1) Samuel cried to Ood (v. n> The news of this dlsgracefu mrnl Kreauy dlsfurbed ' *9**0 ? 0o(1 dny ancl n'?rht 1M0) Thl hyPOrr,Mcnl Preten'ee (vv. This pretense carried n m> Z? faC?' Tho"?h HMurhed b, a M.llty eonsclence, he tried K X>l,nLT Renting of ;irr\"r,hnvrn"t:;r,0h70; the ^ blame upon the people. "m"eI reheflrwes before Raul with him (vv. v?' Mm ^ mPt hl" ">^rlsy by brlngln, h Ira to squarely fare his sin. Oofl ll rnr^7ercrurn5,sHrub,ect '"ant than He Is for them ? <Lmrnnn<1" "Ira sacrifice ?ffer unto ^ sssrxz,^ Holy Life. lire is fET"* "l,om ben",y ^ - ho,y '* raost powerful Influence In ,h? ?"l? ?rLhLH"r"" e*r ?' Cor". <^L\::;ZnZ\uZZ'" ?: ??* Bulletin. "?ad." Church All Are Worth While. Mo one Is useless In 'this world who tightens the harden of It to anyone else.?- Dlckena, A Live Topic The professor was really very pro found, unci he wasn't such an elderly professor, either. His style was cm in cise, and when he had finished with a subject but little remained to be said. The girls on the campus were discuss ing this with admiration. The schol arly ones hnd declaimed tit length, when n little bobbed-haired beauty spoke. "The professor tells me he now lms a subject he can't say enough about," she said. "And what is this subject, girlie?" they inquired. "Mp." "DANDELION BUTTER COLOR" A harmless vegetable butter color t?ed by mllllcfcs for 60 years. Drug ?tores and general stores sell bottlea 3f "Dandelion" for 35 cents. ? Adv. AnceMtral Wedding Garb At n society wedding In Boston the other day the bride was attired In her grandmother's wedding gown and veil, and Rhe wore also her great-grand mother's rose point flclnt and a brooch which had been her great-grcat-grand mother's. Hor mother's white satin wedding slippers completed her bridal costume, which thus represented Ave generations. Cutleura 8oap for the Complexion. Nothing better than Cutleura Soap dally and Ointment now and then as needed to make the complexion clear, scalp clean and hands soft and white. Add to this the fascinating, fragrant Cirtlcura Talcum, nnd you have the Cutleura Toilet Trio. ? Advertisement. His Hour of Rest Peck ? The after-dinner nap is my faivorlte hour of the entire Sunday. Heck ? I thought you never slept nfter dinner. Teck ? I don't, but my wife does. ? Roys' Magazine. DEMAND "BAYER" ASPIRIN Taka Tableta Without Faar if You 8?e tha 8afety "Bayar Croaa." Warning! Unless you see the name "Bayer" on package or on tablets you are not getting the genuine Bayer Aspirin proved safe by millions and prescribed by physicians for 23 years. Say "Bayer" when you buy Aspirin. Lraltatlons may prove dangerous. ? Adv. After the matrimonial knot is tied a girl quits making tea and learns to make colTee. Not much Is heard from the man whs fM il to say the human race now and lien needs a wur to cleanse It They f? lt free 'to take the cane that vas found in King Tut s tomb, as Tut vlll have little further use for It. Just to show that women are en titled to all the j?ri \ lieges of men. on* of them In Florida shot a sheriff Russia has yrdered T>00 Fokker air planes, "for civilian use," showing that Itussla retains Its sense of humor. They say that the feet of college girls are growing larger. Anyway, that Is better than their growing flatter. "American singers are gaining In popularity," except the neighborhood variety on a regular practice schedule. Six million pounds of fish were caught In New York In addition to those who bought "blue sky" securi ties. The scientists who plan to h'int for the world's biggest elephant ?' imM \now they can And It in ?>!???? ? Your Men Folks save half the cost and are bette* pleased when, by oar new method you make at home all their SHIRTS I.atest NfW York style*. 289 varieties, twa grades. Complete shirt ? making outfit, choloe materials, specially designed pattern. Includ ing separate or attached collar, pearl but ton*, neckband. Interlining and simple In structions for making at home. All cotorB and combinations. 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