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THX PKOPLB. BA&NWXLL, 8. 0. Calomel Loses You a Day’s Work! Take Dodson's Liver Tone Instead Bead my guarantee! If bilious, constipated or head achy you need not take nasty, sickening, danger ous calomel,to get straightened up. Every druggist in town—your drug gist and everybody’s druggist has no ticed a great falling off in the sale of calomel. They all give the same rea son. Dodson's Liver Tone is taking Its place. “Calomel is dangerous and people know it, while Dodson’s Liver Tone is perfectly safe and gives better re sults,” said a prominent local druggist. Dodson’s Liver Tone is personally 4 guaranteed by every druggist who sells it. A large bottle doesn't cost very much, but if it fails to give easy relief in every case of liver sluggish ness and constipation, you have only. RURAL SCHOOLS' STUDYPOTATOES Guide for Teachers and Pupils Published by United States Department of Agriculture. to ask for your money back. Dodson’s Liver Tone is a pleasant- tasting, purely vegetable remedy, harmless to both children and adults. Take a spoonful at night and wake up feeling fine; no biliousness, sick head ache, add stomach or constipated bowels. It doesn’t gripe or cause in convenience all the, next day like vio lent calomel. Take a dose of calomel today and tomorrow you will feel weak, sick and nauseated. Don’t lose a day's work! Take Dodson’s £lver Tone instead and feel fine, full of vigor and ambition.—Adv. IIS IMPORTANCE AS FOOD Choice of Girls. First Guest—Won’t you Join me in requesting young Squalls to recite? Second Guest—But I don’t like red- tations. First Guest—Neither do I. But if the young beggar doesn’t redte he’ll sing.—Stray Stories. State Leads in Blind. Pennsylvania has more blind people among Its residents than any other state, but the percentage la greater In New Mexico. Tea* onovra tasteless cam Tomo Whk-a to mmplf IEOH QI IKIMS Is Srrwe a* Ptosasat E**s I It Ton «ss sms tol lie tm cniliraa Yielding to Superstition. Wife (to husband)—There were two hats that I liked—one for $13 and the other for $18. * Husband—Which one did you finally decide upon? Wife—The $18 one. I’m a little su perstitious about the number 13.— Stray stories. ‘•'BAYER CROSS” ON GENUINE ASPIRIN Ever notice «hat a aat any fellow beconiaa the ntfnate he gets a n«**irg pole In JUs hand? Me who ahlrhs the dnty he dlatfthee wfTT in ah tinned tv the »nceeea he do EVERYTHING FAILED Thts in. Bvuftk IM Dmb'a hr tltary TrwMi. Say* VwO Wtight to CaU. • fftdneg IHUe see •*nh m galo flae they mead ms allor ad at hot Mae h I m Mb. P J Mth fF Wetae Hi 9m eaee tW<*a veoe I Tha p%m • 09 Wri ■row toaeea onto t hod ie na te Iasi t 4*4 naahmg hot laaa ahtofl The totoepng ■••• ahea thf'-oat toy V»4v aod nqr haed at had end ■nhhad Mr even gHn an thaenh tWv oetoM ha%i eol wt tof hand TVa Utodhoa dnaa t^adh wala toa I v«a f *^4 m pea m$ mmL . bag weeJd ’ara dark "Toe haooer aweathatoe ioewad oose fhi aaAae af aodaa end phtaod t»eev lew totoeaaa a eaev aaaaJI Mnoona tall afi e dm let wvUl neeoetotoato I aaeeaaAy aAa eawthtof end t kaei roenty h»ot pamtodn I Mi then «| haoaah end tog hanee oaold pebaaia Getoai«toaa I toonld ahnhe afi eaee end heaatoe ooaah 9 ff idnen mm gnee aa sahef I aaoldn i Veheae thto hltla dDr hag had hslpad tot afar the daHeea' vwnlte Three henw el Dana • cwed toe ■* dwem a hrfere ate. M J. B. BLACK .Veaero DOAN'S ■BDMftV 911* 1*9 “Beyer Tablets el Aaptrtg” te he t*. aefety "Beyer Croen" Always bey nn enhrwhen Beyer pechegt which een- tetna proper dtrerttone to eefely re- Heee Menderht Toethndw. Eemrhe Nenmlgin. OtAda end pnln. Handy tin b«cos ad 11 tablets reel bet e few *entg el dtog eteree larger perhegee eAen. Aapivtn la the tmde narh ed Beyee liana fact art ed Matoaeceilto andeetat ef IlnHeythenrtd —Adv T rmo liotaee In MmtL f We Brat t to thine arhont fee n erase hi Haiti hee hoaw eaenhlfeaAhad etod ■petoed eodae the dtoorfieto end eegk* tfad ed (he ("nMed Btniee peblhr health One of Moat Widely Cultivated of Ag ricultural Plante—No Crop, Except Rice, Is Eaten by Larger Number of People. (Prepared by the United’‘States Depart ment of Agriculture.) A guide for teachers and pupils of elementary rural schools In the study of potatoes has been published by the United States department of agricul ture as Bulletin 784, ‘‘Lessons on Po tatoes for Elementary Rural Schools.” The potato Is a good subject for study, says the bulletin, because of Its im portance of food, wide range of grow ing territory and Its possibilities for home project work. The bulletin contains 12 lessons. In cluding the selection of seed potatoes in the field, harvesting and grading, marketing, winter storage, judging, tu ber and plant structure, place of po tatoes in the rotation, soils (kind, preparation, fertllixera), planting and se**d treatment, cultivation. Insect peats and discs sea, and uses as food. With each lesson la given the sources | of material which may be studied with the subject under dtaruastoa. illustra tive material that will help la Its pre sentation. Haas exercises and practi cal exercises. Study Different Gtafea. As potatoes may be secured at say t juc of the year, there la ao excuse. , says the hutlefia. far attempt tag te tfadj thewi without having at baud * f edtoeaa which repruasat good varie ties grewa la the district The pe tite plant fea the held ahsuld he stad* i led dartag the differs at etagas af dte eetsptoMal. Especially should the fto tsfiee sf the new tuheve In the seed t*ahsr end the runt system sf the plant ha noted If an pinnts are • reliable. % dtegvum ehasHad the final as h shsia wtll hs totofal t 'Weft* shewing the rwmffnsNtsn af the pntnta end na relative feed esters should hhto hs amda fflsturss ctopusd Bern buDevtnn. SHORTAGE IN CLOVER SEED IS PREDICTED Important That as Many Acres as Can Should Be Left - Possibility of Good Crop Will ■ Greatly Increased if Fliut Crop la Cut Early—Early Cutting Dostroya Midge. mmmmmmrnm >• (Prepared by the United States Depart ment of Agriculture.) j Drought during the summer of 1918 and the war have caused a shortage in red clover and crimson clover seed, and it Is important in sections where 1 AM GLAD TO EN PERUNA Glad to Try Anythin* Three yoara^ago my system was la a iesrtbty ran dawn een- «i«ten and I was broken out all over my body. 1 began to be wor ried about my condition and WMiylad^ta Jhry jUAy^btogjwM Koo?"remedy and "tonic? and ^ soon found that It af pralsb. A W* bo my eeadMea materially and short time I waa ail aver my tranbla* 1 owe my restoration to he Jth and strength - to Peruna. 1 am glad to entfaree it/* Said Everywhere Was in a Terribly Run Down Condition bottles changed and In a Don’t cry over split milk, cat. Call the Why not coax your digestive apparatus this Spring with a gentle and persuaaive tonic laxative T Wright's ladiaa Vegetable Fills are unrivaled.—adv. Humility la a virtue all preach, none practice; and yet everybody is content to hear.—John Selden. lllse Rieka latter opposite conveys In no uu- certain way the gratitude aka teals for Peruna, Llguld aad Tablet PROTECT TOUR MONEY wlthoat havlag lb work for tbs beak—but for yomruotf. Writ* us about estAbltshed enterprise pay lag at the rate of 24% annually—«% quarterly, with big possibilities of Increase la market value. Fourteenth dividend check being mailed. FULL INFORMATION FREE. Aet Immediately end get youi^ dividend every quarter. Address R. GTL.LINQ A CO. (ootab- Ushed *mi). 144 Federal St.. Boeton. 1 Bank and commercial references. Wo you gratis: “WHAT THE BANKS RAR1C WITH THE MONET OF. THE PUBLIC* OUST FLY milEB .fo.Tia “CAN I BE ^ CURED?”SAYS THE SUFFERER How often have you heard that aad try from tbs victims of disease. Per haps the disorder has gone too far for help, but ofteaer it la Just In its first stages and the pains and aches are only nature’s first cries for help. Do not despair. Find out tho cause and giva nature all tho help you can aad aka will repay you with health. Look after the kidneys. The kidneys are the meet I organa of tho human body, they fall fen their work of off the pot...-, la mo (wan ouar bamoo (ho Imamtoi oaa ef MOW I MAtoB ia>a m no a o re oaa A (EAR WITS *4 Stamp for re M E teree. Fla. Mote-Cowtor i* a Ser Sever- year lerrtterjr NOW Drngen Mfg Co. Noe •?, rk leleaei Sem|4- 91. Lnito Reek. Ark W. N. U., CHARLOTTE. NO. 2G>191t. Leoo * W atotl amt li tob— ibo fbwaatoi Bom the Muhowe |bo htoi and pooeonsa twod. aoA ma atod bhmoeod ftmv Women eeecywhsro aeo oatotoaM uaem af ABm’a Foot - Fean ChmT pea Maa anas, gm tboa’s Foot^laaa baM by daaMo ovorywhoeo Ade Aa Oaoa a«d Bettor “T waul a piorw af mout wtihatN any hatoa. fat af gristle , “Yo*g bet loo ho) an egg. mam ~ Catfoora Camforto Bahy*e (bla • When rod. rough and Itching with haf hatha of Cutlcwra Saapr and taurhaa af Cwttcdra od dotting powder. Cutlcura one of tho Indloponaablo Cutlcura Toilet Trio.—Adv. , • Call not that man wretched who. whatever Ilia ho euffera. has a child to lovo.—Southey. Food the Wong Fi Bad CUvur Flawt. I gaud enu ha prafftahty ptovu that I ■nay arraa af Huagg b# left flgF fl ga emm ha gaad wHhaul aoetauafty | ! larfartag wtih cra^ fwtgttau. If tbe 1 aaowud rrwp ia |g ha loft fur aaadL the 1 paaaibftrty af a gnad etoap wtu ha - greatly tnreoaaod If Iha Brut reap la itof early Thia la oapaotuBy vrwa If (haru |i aay dauffm ftoaa tho etaeeo I go owe uadge Hartf rat flag af (he grot «f«p may vuauil IB a atomffag tom aaga af ha# aad ha# gal paMa a* guCHtbatoA guf B adB daatfug (he ' mAdgo If (ha Bait la butf# affootea with ■fidgr atod ttr harvua huva ha* (toato-ga tomiaov a gaad aaad reop to auf af the guaattato. Fur fun hoe da tailed ttotorwruaei oao Farmaro Builo I BB BTl. Ml aaotoaua whoeo aaammofh Haem bp grwwa Befidi (toBaudod far aeo* HhbM ha iwltad. Thm will -oaaa the mourn go Ba efiaaa la (ho gMuuA Tho Bawar Made oiB thou hatod up Utof mm ha hurvaaladL lauolug a largo pari af (ha Hoewv upau (ha g^utod (a ho tuftood undoe far foritlRaoo Thia wOh alga radtora (ha jgmaaNM af ovegv gaa oaaary la huadto la huUIgg. Writo pour oatomtooa di reel or fat fl^brutoetF Bal let l a 4SA Bod Chmer, ’ BHL Hare voting Ha# with the Bwoeg Buka | hag. Hajmal lag, and BTT. Hay Capa. Thp gl vo methods af am#lag Haver ha#. Of hors may ho pah lie hod by your state agricultural aat- Bo+waad ffarihai Friai iBa had haou loft u Aa fwttot and had lakou N apaa her mit la aarrart them. Ilea nag (Bom jf#, hoe mother harried apotalru ta aaa • bat tho amt toe waa "They ware auught# * aapfiaBMd Friartfta "aad I dtogpad tboaa * “TWa | rte*l ba vo la aaad pUB tawtotoalfta" auAd har apatlmo Brmiy *tf I caul trust you auh (ha buhftaa puu roamat stay whoeo they aaa" A Bttie ftatoa hoo gtodhar ftoand Fria dBa ettriag mm (ha aiapu laaBlag «a bring ap yatof ehBBroto la ha auught# you enu * The Sword ia his who girds It on. Too Well Taken. “The points in Brown's speech weru well taken. I thought.** "Tea; moat of them from other men.” carefully CASTOR1A. that ?vro butoeo M-erf af W r * T. I ogggw tu tagUH , Two ghtow mm t talaov otbon **Tbo aU In-iloa pbrtaro. Use hot Wotauu. pAa#ad by Nartoi •ao pooCt# euuugb lu wtu ttou af aay horik but aua < the plrtaro waa g tight. •f watoffw If lhal la WoOaau*a atodhor." aua af (ha alara gtrie oald •f dauT hhuw. hut If torn la I ran lah you aua Vhlug.” "Wetoua a heart may ha hi the right place, hut If aha takau a floe har ttoath- sr I oauidnT give much far tho future of her wa tot line—TouagMowa TaAa- Mfii | mounted for Ham mo. Importance af Rotate. In referring to the Importance of the potato, the bulletin aay a It la one of the moat widely cultivated of the ap rtcultural plants, and next to Indian ' corn la the moat Important contribu tion of America to the food supply of tho world. Probably no crop except rice la eaten by a larger number of ; people. In the more thickly populated regions of northern Europe the pota to ia now the most Important of hu man foods, furnishing about 2!S per cent of the food of the continental and English peoples. Only the oriental peoples exist without it. Not only are the tubers used for food, but they have important Industrial uses. . As Ameri can population Increases, the potato will become more and more important in this country*-there being nd other crop which will give suc)i a larg6 yield of food suitable for man under such varying conditions. .i This summer don’t spend hours over a hot stove! Serve Libby’s delicate Corned Beef chilled — k will give you an entirely new idea of how easily an appetizing summer meal can be prepared. Get a package from your grocer today. Libby, M c Neill A Libby, Chicago PREPARE FOR A LARGER SALARY ! g|g CARE IN HARVESTING OATS Crop in Southern States Should Be Allowed to Stand Until Fully Ripe —Shock Carefully. (Prepared by the United States Depart ment of Agriculture.) Because of the relatively small acre ages per farm, oats in the South should be allowed to stand until fuller ripe; that Is, until Just after the grain passes out of the hard dough stage. However, If the area Is small and the cradle U used, the grain may he cut when passing out of the milk stage, as It usually Is allowed to cure for a abort time in the swath before be ing bound and placed In shocka. * Shocking should be done carefully. Too frequently little or no attention Is given to tbe method of abocklng. and In tbe event of storma and rainy totorii af the grain U damaged. If the shocka Imd been .wei EARNINGS OF CLUB MEMBERS Indiana Beys and Girls Spend Bigger Part ef havings far Liberty Benda ,and Stamps. (Prepared by the United States Depart ment of Aariculture ) What do club boys and girls do with the money they earn In their work? It Is a question frequently asked by persons who hare read of their prof its. The question was asked approxi mately 3Tt0 boys and girls at the first annual club roundup of Indiana boy and girl club members, held recently at Purdue university In co-operation with the United States department of agriculture. It was found that 58 of those present owned Liberty bonds, which they had purchased with their own earnings; 100 had War Savings stamps; and practically every one had bought*Thrift stamps. Thirty-one had started bank accounts with the money they had made in raising com, pigs, calves or poultry, selling canned prod ucts, or from some other branch of club work. - Eichty-flve owned pigs, 46 owned calves, 26 owned sheep, qnd 62 owned poultry. Definite plans to at tend college by use of money frora»club work had been made by 117. It Kits found that of the 350 attending. the meeting, 176 had been engaged in club work two years; 70, three years; 9. four years, and foe/, five years. Be— Bh» mmm to Ilk# everybody. Jep#—Tea; mkm has aa I Baltimore American brains -j can writ# to qulat book, bat It six months' It la easier to make a new quarrel than It la to patch an old one. "I saw yaa large paBraatoMi -Why BMtoT yea *1 have tom mm law." ~Taa (aaiBat \m •a ga aa a Age Herald. t» Af+ That waa «h “Did yea *aw that ap ayala today r “Yaa. aU.* “Did yaa tell him It bad baaa aa tba •late long' enough aad FI Ilka ta rah It out?" “Tea, air.* “What did ha any?* “He said It looked aa If yon were trying to nib It In.* . PREPARE CULLS FOR MARKET You Hesitate to Give Coffee to Children^ l • Then why give it to grown folks? You can pleasantly solve the question of a table drink by giving all the family ■ '■M wm let Select Fowls Which Are Dull or Weak, Old or Young, Except Those With Laying Points. (Prepared by tba United States Depart- * meat of Agrtculturs.) Cull oot and prepare for market all Ionia, old or young, which appear wank, alow, or dull; fowls ’with droop ing tails, rough aarif! B li ■4 Postum Cereal j Boiled full 15 minutes after boiling begins, it tastes much like superior coffee, an economy. , Grocers.