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m PBOFLI. BAlinrSLL, 1.0. Content* 15 Fluid CASTORIA For Infants and ChlMren. Mothers Know That Genuine Castoria MAKING SUCCESS IN HOMECARDEN Much Depends Upon Interest of . Gardener Being Maintained Throughout Season. ALCOHOL'3 PBR OWt- A\^ctaWePrepantio.faA. ! shnilatin^llieRod ^ ; tin^theStOBMcis aitd Bc***sofj Bears Thereby Promoan4W4rt^ CheefftlnessandtestCoirta* neither Optam.Morp u “ e, '“f Ttnnomi. KotKahcotic fail* I A hdpTul Remedy JcoftsUpneonindDiarrtoe* and Feverishness*™ NEWJfORK; Copy Thirty Years CASTORIA PREPARE FOR A LARGER SALARf MAKING STUDY Of VOLCANOES W—< rA m FIGHT AGAINST PESTS Man Must Make Continuous Fight From Start, Never Shirking Duty and Keeping Everlastingly on Job—Easy to Kill Weeds. (Prepared by the United States Depart ment of Agriculture.) The ultimate success of a home gar den depends largely upon the inter est of the gardener being maintained throughout the season. Many persons have gotten the idea that when the garden Is planted and cultivated two or three times their work has ended, and as a result the garden soon goes to weeds or is destroyed by insects and diseases. The successful gardener, de clare the specialists of the 'United States Department of Agriculture, Is the one who wages a continuous fight against the enemies of the garden from the very start, never shirking his duty and being everlastingly on the Job. A crop of weeds can he destroyed in a few moments by means of a steel rake or a hoe, if It is used when the weeds are Just coming through the ground. If alloweo to remain, the weeds become firmly rooted and a thorough renovation of the garden is necessary to rid tt of them. Seem Innocent, but They're Not A few old-fashioned hardshell, potato bugs may not appear to do any great harm, hot the crop of soft-shelled bee- lien they produce will eat the leaves from the potato via an aim nut before yon know they are per sent. A few spurvu of eocas mildew or other die- aot do nay grant amount of damage, hut If the went her lu favor- the lues of (be dago nf "A utlteb In time apptian with double force In the cure nf the garden. Keep Up l at event la the garden sad make sar- pAasiiogs of vart-am empa. •*» (bat a eaattaaeus supply nf eugetuMeu me jr he pruetded for the table. There In aethiag galaed by haetag the GREATER ATTENTION TO SEED POTATOES Every Grower Should Remove Plants Not Trtie to Variety. Progressive Farme.-a Favor Home-Seed Plot Plan, Which Is Simple and Inexpensive Method of Irrv _' proving Quality of Seed. (Prepared by the United States Depart ment of Agriculture.) To hold the cost of potato production at a reasonable figure, department of agriculture officials advocate that greater attention he given by growers, especially in the northern states, to the production of theii* seed stock. They believe that every grower would derive benefits from giving special at tention to the removal of all plants uot true to variety, as well as all dis eased, weak, or abnormal plants from a sufficient number of rows in his field to provide an ample supply from the remaining plants to plant the acreage desired the following year. For example: If the custom Is to t WifMWnome raciioe LMkfcf tUr BmA *1 fe In* b tk CM li •f d» 81m Gran Bdl*«. The Secret of Their Beauty It’ia health, robmt health, that Is responsible for the Kentucky girl’s good looks. It she gets sick, she proceeds to ^et welt Possessed of health, she knows that personal charm and attractlvenesa need not worry. They are hers. That is the secret. •The story of Mr* Hattie Hamil ton, SI? Myrtle Avenue, Latonla, Kentucky, is typlcaL She saye: T have never In all my life, until re cently, weighed over 102 pounds. Finally, I began to take Peruna. My weight now Is 120. While I didn't really need it, I have started on the third bottle. Peruna has certainly done me a great deal of ? ood and I recommend it to my riends. Several are taking it." It ie surprising the amount of de pendence placed by women every where upon Dr. Hartman's World Famous Peruna. For forty-five years it has been a household rem edy for coughs, colds, catarrh and MU catarrhal inflammation whether of the respiratory system, stomaeb 1 other organ or part of the body. The record of Peruna for near! a half century is a startling ona. Thousands have discovered and tes tify to its marvelous merit. Peruna is sold everywhere. May be pur chased in either liquid or tablet iorm. Tour dealer has It. Ask tor Dr. Hartman's well-known Peruna Tonic. Do not accept a substitute or "something just as good.'* insist upon Peruna. If you are sick and suffering from any cause whatever, write The Pe runa Company, Dept. 76, Columbus. Ohio, for Dr. Hartman's Health Book. The book is free and may help you. Ask your dealer for a Peruna Almanac. Students Must Know Bible. Beginning with this year, some knowledge of the Bible wlIL he a part ‘ the requirements for ndmlsMlon to Columbia university. Students must know the epic narrative of the Old Testament, the history of the Hebrews from the Kgyptlsn period to the de struction of the Jewish commonwealth In A. D. 70, iiieiuoruhle- puMsage* of hlhlicnl pnw»e and p*»etrjr i»n«l know M>iiA**thlng of eurly (’hlistlun hlog.n- phy. How many men and women of today could pawi sn examination cov eting those subjects?—Youth’s Com panion. "BAYER CROSS” ON GENUINE ASPIRIN mmm ef agvWwl are bee a af the vets' awe* Ha' pSl»thr«l eftee t! roe e*- The 4*|i beg** the re team** she*e«*ib eaivaa*** • tthia Ha bandars eater HMsasastsmt aad ha* r*«*wity istra hwaael <h*rg» ad the shews* twp eg glia are He**nsa Mead* 9M.A JsgHee. 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After a * r %i IS* vf fb* e*t | a f*s A • ■d hetd -rg d tb ■ r Alasha tb< •«c I be Jar* 1 tty cad whir \\ rvntsitifv nw iMrmrrrv r P* f»m+ Im-< Tlitjre Is rce dlfr*»r#*nt wlih In ell thli AM* |»*»o|i|** Ig*. bUt If* *\\ hul “On* i mate la Ncthing but Climate I»ri of M P'J thin*- plsfl thev’ve go i * here the el to hmg alM<t)f, f♦♦♦h»Cdd»»vd»gg»»g»»aagaagggggggggggggggggggggt When You’re Tired and need the invigora- tion of a well-flavored, full-bodied hot cup, there’s nothing superior to Delicious and healthful, it supports and cheers with its refreshing good ness, and it is an-eco nomical table diink as well. * . Af Grocers. a . Two sizes, usually sold at 15c and 25c .1 toMC tw. .rr.. Tiw. r*,.tr^ foe | tbla wash wgald ha rwaagaraHrely IIV | tla. 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Docs DOC bHa tar or remove the h»T, and boras can b* worked. $2. $0 a bottle delivered wMkl BfiTia. AhkOHhlNg. Jh r >* ■■sail, s rMJNhm.b. ENERGETS •LAUDS MASS IS IRON. CASCARA IS LAXATITt RUX VOMICA IS T0N10 TVs*#, with at bar valwabta aata satar las* tha | Tbyar ThMsts ad AsgiHa* la ha gMMfha MSI ha aHfhad wtch tha safety "hajui Crwaa* Atwaye hay aa yar garhags whhrh saw- la aadsfy rg , Bararha OsAds aad gain Hssdy Hi ad It aabiroa mm hat a bra aa af Itching Rashes With Cuticura ■V Keep the Garden Growing Through the Summer. for a good garden, the necessary atten tion will hqve to be giv^n to its neat ness and geuerul appearance. In sections where the weather be comes extremely hot In summer and It is not possible to keep garden crops growing, the land should be cleaned, replowed and kept stirred from time to time until conditions are suitable for the planting of fall vegetables. Under ordinary conditions it is best to have some crop growlng^on the soil, and if the period between the early spring vegetables and Hie fall vegetables is sufficient, a crop of cowpeas should be grown upon the garden land. This will shade the soil and prevent the sun burning the organic matter out of It, and at the same time will actually add fertility to the soil. ha p*rfnnw*4 by far fit bar frwr *f>*risl parpna**, bat darleaa vbat LIME IMPROVES MANY CUTS Application Will goaaftt Timothy, Oita, Wheat. Barley, Clover* and Garden Truck. Lime Injure* none of our common crop*, but It appear* to do no good directly to com. millet, rye, carrot*, buckwheat or potatoes. But lime Im proves timothy, (»ats, wheat, barley, peas, cabbage, onions, beets, cucum bers, clovers and alfalfa. CUTWORM COWARDLY RASCAL PARTIAL SHADE FOR BERRIES This Sometimes Can Be Provided Planting Between Fruit Trees in Orchard. by Currants and gooseberries commonly do better, especially In the southern I'mlts of their range. If grown where there is partial abide. This sometimes ran be provided by planting them be tween fruit trees. Raspberries and blackberrlee ore sometimes planted be tween trees; bat the practice la not Rarely Does Any Damage in Daylight, Waiting Until Night and Destroy* Garden Plants. (Prepared by the United Statee Depart ment of Agriculture.) The common cutworm is a cowardly rascal and rarely does his work In day light when folks can see him. He watches and waits until the gardener has planted his cabbage, tomato or pepper plants, then sneaks out In th© night and destroys the plants. TO RENOVATE OLD ORCHARDS May Be Brought Back to Their For mer Productive State in Three Years If Vigor Justifies. Neglected and unfruitful orchards may be renovated and brought back to their former productive state In three years If the age and vigor of the trees Justify their renovation in the first place. Baby as It ohnaM be. MRS. WINSLOW'S SYRUP Tb* Imimmtm’ mmd CMA**’* Thousands of wise mothers know from actual experience that there is nothing better than this remarkable remedy for overcoming constipation, diarrhoea, feverishness and other l>sby trouble*. This purely vegetable preparation b absolutely I ^contains no opisi<a. narcotics, alcohol or oth«r Ingredients. • If jrour baby b fretful, criee, or ctvea other •yraptom* of not beans well, give Mrs. Winslow a Syrup sad note th* bouading health and happy mules that follow. At mil Drmmgiata ANGLO-AMEftlCAH DRUG CO.. Z1S-117 Fdtan SM. RmTwfc ^4. ft * ■ueU f. tlribi A Co* let., Rev T*h—Tineli. Can. ‘HIS Isn't one of those fake free treat ment offers you have seen so many Or To Increase Hay Yield. Farm manure applied as a top-dress ing to pasture or meadow Is an Impor tant factor la Increasing the hay yield. Put Cultivators in Shad. emltlvatura times. We don’t offer to give you some* thing for nothing—f)Ut w r e do guarantee that you can try this wonderful treatment, en tirely at our risk, and this guarantee la backed by your local druggist. J. W. Perkins of Atlanta, Georgia, writes: *T was afflicted with a very bad case of Eczema for 25 years, which was In my feet, legs and hips. Through aU this time I tried . different remedies and doctort’ prescrip tions. obtaining no relief until I used your HUNT’S SAJLVE. “One Box entirely cured me, and though two years have elapsed I have hnd no re turn of the trouble. Naturally I regard U as the greatest remedy in the world." Hunt’s Halve la compounded especially fqp tha treatment of Eczema, Itch, Ringworm, Tatter and other akin diaeaaea.- - Remember Hunt’s Selva casts yaw nothing If yon ere net satisfied, go da not delay hot get a box new ou our m