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What are YOUR ANSWERS to THESE 8 QUESTIONS ? ? 1 Should y?u wake at night and the No ominous crackle of flames tells you that your hofne is. ablaze... would you need a telephone? 2 In your daily life, and especially evenings, would it be a pleasure to know that you could reach for your telephone and call your friends or receive calls from them? 3 If sudden sickness should come ^y0 to some member of your family . . . would you need a telephone to call the doctor in a hurry? 4- Would it lighten your wife's ]y0 duties if she nad a telephone to order groceries, ask the cleaner *ea to call, or run other errands, es pecially in bad weather? 5 If a member of your family Is seeking employment, do you need v a telephone so that employers could reach you quickly when a vacancy occurs? 6 When a. water pipe bursts, or the y0 lights fail, or other emergencies arise, would a telephone be use- *ca ful to call for help? 7 Is there anything other than n y0 telephone that, for a very few pennies a day, will perform all these services? Having answered these questions ...do you still bclicie you cim afford to be without a telephone? Y You want the protection, pleasure and comfort that a telephone in your home will fro'. iuo. . . . So, why wait wilier ? Order your telephone today / Heprular communication Jt , this lodge is held on tht first Tuesday in each montb i' 8 p. m. Visiting: Brethren are .veloomed. N. R. GOODALE, JR., J. W. WILSON, Worshipful Master Secretary. Side , Quit Hurting, Got Stronger, Well; CARDU1 Helped Her Mrs. R. L. West, of Huntsville, AJa., writes: "1 was weak and run-down. I had a pain in my side, and I kept losing weight. I grew 1 nervous over ray oondition ? this woi unusual for me, for I am very cheer ful when I am well and don i easily got nervous. I knew I ought to take something. My aunt told me I ought to try Cardul, which I did. I beuan to foel better. I kept It up until I had taken three or four bottles. M., aide quit hurting and I was soon feeling strong and well." Cardul is sold at drug stores hero. I When Frank Reed's wife was ap- j pointed chairnym of a rummage sale j sponsored by r. church in Hingham, Mass., he took all his clothes to the : fire station for safe keeping. Fresh milk was used by Ernest Lanini of Ferndale, Cal., to put out a fire that broke out while he was J milking. Mrs. Alice Eastman of Gillingham, Eng., died of a disease contracted from the fur collar of her coat.. Her arms laden with flowers in- 1 tended for the graves of her husband and son, Mrs. Natalie Salzman, of Los Angeles was struck and killed by two colliding automobile^. Miss Winifred Fielding and John | Astbury of Bradford, Eng? took pois on in a suicide pact, but both surviv ed and landed in jail. I Monthly Report of Associated Charities The following is a report of the Associated Charities for March 1934: Balance from last month .... $98.62 Receipts this month $1884.69 Total ...A $1988.11 Paid Out Mrs. Truesdale (milk) $16.70 Plumbing 6.50 Plowing 4.20 Rent (Trimnal) 5.00 Phone 4.53 School supplies 2.24 Thomas & Howard, (gro.) .... 81.18 City Filling Station 8.40 Leader 1.00 Potatoes (garden) 6.00 Ferterlizer 3.62 Coal (Villipigue Co.) 32.00 Mackey Hardware Co 6.75 Cotton Oil Co. (Fertz.) 10.55 DeKalb Pharmacy 15.66 S. II. Ross (gro.) 65.78 Lamoy (gro.) 8.13 Miss Kirkland (eggs & butter) 16.30 Water & Light bill 15.05 Labor & Servant hire 97.50 Stamp tax 50 Total paid out $400.59 Balance $1582.52 HOW ONE WOMAN LOST 20 POUNDS OF FAT LOST HER PROMINENT HIPS, DOUBLE CHIN, SLUGGISHNESS GAINED PHYSICAL VIGOR? A SHAPELY FIGURE If you're fat ? first remove the cause. Take one half teaspoonful of KRUSCHEN SALTS in a glasa of hot water every morning ? in 3 weeks get on the scales and note how many pounds of fat have vanished. Notice also that you have gained in energy ? your skin is clearer ? you feel younger in body ? KRU SCHEN will givo any fat person a joyoua surprise. Get an 85c bottla of KRUSCHEN SALTS from tho DeKalb Pharmacy or any leadin druggist, anywhere in America (lasts 4 weeks). If this first battle doesnt convince you this is tho easiest, safest and surest way to lose fat ? your money gladly re turned. Order Prescribes Posting of Codes Charleston, S. C., April 10. ? On February 8th the President, by exe cutive order, authorized the Admin istrator for Industrial Recovery to prescribe rules requiring persons sub ject to approved Codes of Fair Com petition to post the provisions of such Codes. Pursuant to this order, the Administrator issued regulations on February 28th, providing that within 45 days from that date, or 45 days from the date of approval of a Code, whichever is the later, each employer must make application for official copies of the labor provisions of each Code to which he is subject. This means that for those Codee approved prior to February 28, the deadline for making an application is April 14. This distribution is being handled by the various National Code Authorities, but due to the delay in organizing Local Code Authorities in a number of trades and industries, the National Code Authorities have been unable to reach all the employ ers with application forms. ^This is especially true in the Restaurant Trade, the Cleaning and Dyeing In dustry, the Trucking Industry, and in many parts of the country in the Re tail Trade and in the Retail Coal Trade. If any employer subject to a Code has not received these applica tion forms, we shall arrange from this office to supply them with same through the Compliance Boards in South Carolina. Therefore those em ployers who do not receive their forms from Code Authorities should contact Compliance Boards and obtain forms from them, fill out properly, and mail immediately, preferably to their particular Code Authorities; or to NRA in Washington. No postage is required. '"Chinning" himself on an iron bar I for the 49th time, James Gallion of Chicago collapsed and died. With 10,000 people hooting and jeering, Miss EKdna Varick of Bris tol, Eng., was baptized as a Mormon convert in the sea at' Wawlish War ren. Stiuck by an auto, George Ity. dam's right leg was torn of i in Chi cago. It was an artficial limb. The jury that acquitted Walter Ilaynor, a Chicago criminal, accused of theft, was denounced as "disloyal citizens" by the presiding judge. iWhep. the worries, noise, confusion, high-tension work, or hectic pleasures of your waking hours "get on your nerves," here is a simple time-tested preparation that will bring a feeling of calm and relaxation^and allow you to get a good night's sleep. Dr. Miles Nervine quiets your nerves. It is not habit-forming and does not depress the heart. Why take chances with dangerous habit-forming drugs? "Why use narcotics that make you dull and de pressed? Millions have found relief, relaxation, sleep, by using Dr. Miles Nervine. Although first used more than fifty years ago, Dr. Miles Nervine is as up to date as today's newspaper. Nothing better for Relief 1 For Narvoutnatt SlaaplassnaM Irritability Rtitlaasnaas Narvoua Haa dacha Narvoua Indigaition the home treatment of overtaxed nerves has ever been discovered. Your druggist sells Dr. Miles Nerv ine. We guarantee relief, or your money back, with the first bottle or package. "Nervine Liquid and Effervescent Tablets Rent Average Land In Reducing Cotton Clemson College, April 7. ? The purpose of the 40 per cent reduction in cotton acreage is a similar recfuc tion in the production of cotton in 1934, says R. W. Hamilton, assistant to Director W. W. Long, reminding farmers that land of good average fertility and not eroded, waste, or gul lied land, is to be taken out of cotton cultivation this year under the terms of the contracts signed by southern growers. "Growers are not entitled, under the contract, to select old, wornout land and designate it as the rented area specified in the contract," says Cully A. Cobb, chief of the cotton sec tion of the Agricultural Adjustment Administration. "There should be no skipping about in the field, renting one poor spot here and another 'galled' spot there. The rented acres must be tillable land fairly representative of the average cotton, land on the farm. In other words, the adjustment ad ministration agrees to pay growers benefit rentals for land that would average what the other cotton acres will produce." These acres of average land may be put into food and feeds crops for home use. Food and feed crops are one of the great needs of southern agriculture at this time, and for this reason a special concession was ob tained in preparing the cotton con tract so that-* this need might in part be filled. County and community committee men will give special attention to the land rented and the use to which this land is put, when they inspect the farm later for compliance with the terms of the contract. As Mill Hilda Robinson of Rich mond, Ind., opened the door to admit James Corsham, a suitor, she collaps ed and died in his arms. All Kinds of Commercial Printing TELEPHONE 435*J. Messenger Print Shop % i V