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TO P10FLB. BAUfWXLL. 8 0 TO KEEP WELL A TwfMBfal of PER UNA Tim Tom f Diy Has Never Been Down Sick Since Toting PERUNA thfe Utt*p from Mr. Robt. Minnickf Grass Range, Montana. "In 1808 I was out In Kansas ■nunta* a thrcaklni; engine and *CAi« threshing crew had to sleep ««t of doors. One of the crew keens'* t a Pervnn Almanac to the engine one day and I was feeling very IH from sleeping ent. I derided to give Peruna a trial and sent for a bottle of Pa rana sad a box of Peruna Tab lets which straightened me out • barry. "I have aever been down sick that time. 1 do not take other medicines except Pe- rana. 1 always keep It on hand- If I get my feet wet, get a cold, foal chilly, or a little bad, 1 al- i Sake Pern as. People should wait until they are down and then take ft, but should It on hand like 1 do snd whoa they feel bad, they ahoald mmm M - for Catarrfcal of every description. GRASSHOPPER IS G00DF0R FEED When Dried They Can Be Fed to Poultry Flock With Other "f Feeds During Winter. INSECTS HUSH IN PROTEIN SXee ^ Mncrmast Ymi Do More Work, Poisoned Bait Recommended Consiets of Bran or Sawduet Made Tasty * and Attractive by Addition of Moiassea and Fruit. Prepared by the United States Depart ment of Agriculture.) When grasshoppers make their ap pearance they An be destroyed by the common poisoned bait method. But there Is another way of getting rid of grasshoppers that makes the pests pay for the trouble of killing or catching them. This method consists of driv ing fT grasshopper catcher through an Infested held, catching all the grass hoppers that hop, and then feeding the Insects to chickens. They can be dumped Into sacks and hung up to dry and fed bs dry grasshoppers, or if It 1 Is preferred to feed the grasshoppers alive, the machine can be hauled to the poultry yard and placed no that the front mill face the light, 'rte Innecta will find their way out but not too fast j for an ordinary flock of cfalekeoa. Thus the grasshopper catcher poultry self feeder. Aa analysis of them to he high la protein and there* | fore fund rhtrken feed. It la knows that rhlrkess are ssore productive when Insects are a part ef their rs» n<m and frsmhnpfwrs when dried ms he need with ether feeds during the winter Mehe Up e# Rtissnsd ten. The pnleewed knit recsMnesdsd ms» Safe Place for Potatoes, Carrots, . Beets, Turnips, Eto. Well Drained Location Should Be Se lected—Straw, Leaven or Similar Material May Be Used for Lining—Cover With Dirt (Prepared by the United States Depart ment of Agriculture.) Outdoor banks or pits are used very generally for keeping vegetables. The conical pit Is used commonly for such vegetables as potatoes, carrots, beets, turnips, salsify, parsnips and heads of cabbage and Is coieitructed as follows: A well-drained location should be chosen and the product plied on the surface of the ground; or a shallow excavation may be made of suitable size and six or eight Inches deep, which may be lined with straw, leaves or similar material and the vegetables placed on the litter in a conical pile. Convention At Florence Takes Action Looking Towards Improved Mart ket for Low Gradoo of Staplo. Florence.—Pursuant to the call- of iovernor Cooper, on suggestion of a lumber of tobacco growers, merchants md others of the tobacco belts of South Carolina, a meeting of those In terested was held here to take action looking to an improved market for lower grades of tobacco. Senator E. D. Smith was present as was Senator N. B. Dial, both of whom :arae here as members of the congres* ilonal delegation accompanying the remains of Mr. | Kagsdale, and each Addressed the convention. St. Matthews.—The heavy rains and bad weather during the past week re sulted in the holding of a very enthu siastic, meeting of the citizens of St Matthews to discuss the important question of paving the streets of the town. ? r rj- »*4 stirwrvfw fcjr tw «f ww Is wm sw4 fvwN mn4 irswtwd with mm asmmWSrwl pmrnmmrn TW f TT Tlwg faSUS UAa Is rwmWMSvSkdMl ’ < fc»tf wwd Wtf Www Mad hws# Conm-ay.—The Conway tobacco mar ket had one of the biggest sales in its history, having marketed more than 250,000 pounds on the floors of the four warehouses here. From early morning until late at night Dt In the annual tw|w»rt of the Canadian burrnu of statistics, recently Issued. It appears that the average value of farm land In the Dominion, Including Improved and unimproved land and buildings, was $46 un acre In 1018. The average was $44 In 1017, $41 In 1010. $40 In 1015, and $38 In 1014. It Is easier for love to find a than It la for a good many young men to pay the way. A • fk to la mr p+ri*k wt« e«M wiifc Hhll'a. sat*** a»4 f**ar IMS mmmami It to iSesa »*• sea seffaeaea B a red ef a rwd tools. M W* S •>/waa*»*i$ SI steph.Hi CTtarrb, Partfe Awtwf. « l Kllllr Rabrli. - • • • 1 rurr'at# M|g Parral Pnal. pr.j>ei4, fn« Kiocaawsk^ T tSa W aaSlssieo, Rd ^ Sudden riches spoil m work man. • H Silence Is golden—and some are very brassy. Don't Poison Baby. W-^ORTY YEARS AGO almost every mother thought her child mnst havt r PAREGORIC or laodunum to make it sleep. These drugs will produce I sleep, and a FEW DROPS TOO MANY will produce the SLEW FROM WHICH THERE IS NO WAKING. Many are the children who have been killed or whose health has been ruined for life by paregoric, lauda. - Hum and morphine, each of which is a narcotic product of opium. Druggists are prohibited from selling either of the narcotics named to children at all, cur to anybody without labelling them “ poison.” The definition of narcotic , is: “A medicine which rtlxcvea pain and produces sleep, but winch in poison* ous doses produces stupor, coma, convulsions and The jas 16 ana smell of medicines containing opium are disguised, and sold under the names of “ Drops,” “ Cordials,” “ Soothing Syrups ” etc. You should not permit any medicine to be given to your children without you or your physician know of what it is oomposed. C ASTORIA DOES NOT CONTAIN NARCOTICS, if it bears the Signature of ChaK H. Fletcher. * ^ Oenolae Cestorle elwiji bear, the ilyaatnre of Florence.—The funeral services of Admirer of Idleness. *T>nt League of Nations Idea sort o' gets to my symapthy In one way,’* re marked I'bNlding Pete. “What d’ye meunT’’ Inquired Mesn- Willard Ragsdale, congressman . dcriug Mike. from the Sixth district.* were held hers in the presence of thousands of pwople from all parts of the Pee Dee awciloo. 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' Chftia- torjr mS Ffto>t Nutrition. publtohvd In 111I. •apa -# • • that Ik* amount of phoa- pSurnfti r«qolr*i for th« normal nutrition to ■as to ftartoualF undrraottmatvd In many to mv standard tail book a** U a##ma to ba wall •atabltahad that thla ey In phoapheroua may now b# mat !•# aaa of an nrssnlc phoaphata known Ensllsh apaaktnr countrt-a aa iphata. Throuyh tha assimilation mt tUto phoaphata by tha narva tlaaua tha contant whan abaorbad In tha normally raqulred by nstars soon s wslcoms changs In our body and torrs tension disappears, vigor and replace weakness snd lack of ener- MT, asto tha whola body soon loses Us ugly kailswa and abrupt angles, becoming envel- •pad la n glow of parfect health and beauty •nS tfcs will and strength to bs up and ^CAUTION:—While Bltro-Phoaphate Is un- for the relief of nervousness, gen- dsblltty, etc., those taking It who do dasire to put on flesh should use extra » to avoiding fat-producing foods. mains s small rrulmi uncut arm whevt (he grnaslitappws will have gatb rud snd may tw quickly aod rbruply de- stroyrd by the poisoned butt. If (be graashoptwr* are feeding In corn or TW suprtuMuu UbtosAd BbM Bs iwsusud • ** •>vuto mm mmdBg mutuskui uud fluuBf totfb ausib bs • 4nf*b mi tww mm Amu lueBsu As ukutug •ggMus* Wa «Ba 4BV mmmmmrnmi SbamM ku UMPfUMsad MtoS ■ is bsuarsl aurbus tBtob. 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For this ren- ■i f • I ** tmmmm F% is weld «wi rwesbee e •fiee unBto tbesto etbee i ba4 • * ■* • t > Uto is < Cm bHbfl, lumbm u itbAb tw newt feu dnytL i feed af «o A Mawi •• seufaa d tftrf cbbfepbwb TW mubttgB lb fb relied tw dmrwee the wdvtowb*ttty ftort ’fig a • - t Aa T # Mm $#14 ( ^b ifw JMfl IbbBlPd by CuwgeM mew 1 wgu< -a |W eboottuc kf PaaI K# \%* ^ —ho It Is advisable to construct see- yoao, moo wa.rr, or b#t*t. »#• » p| ,. re(h . r , h . D „„ Your Hair Tke Cause it Dandruff and Itching; The Remedy Cuticiira R Soap*,Ointment»480,Talcum*. Irse of Oakcsra, Dapt t, Bmtm." KODAKS & SUPPLIES We also do highest clsaa of finishing. Prices and Catalogue upon request. L CsJeeki Oyticsi Ce., KirWsai, Vs. molssNcs and toatcr, should be add ed. snd the nditure thrown forcefully so that the particles will adhere to the crops to be protected. How to Make Grasshopper Catcher. The grasshopper catcher, which has an advantage over the old-style hop- perdozer, in that the insects can be utilized for chicken feed. Is about 16 feet long with an upright but curved piece of tin In front and so arranged that the grasshoppers will strike It as they hop up, falling to the bottom and back through a narrow trap opening Into a box behind. The tin front does not extend quite to the bottom, where, Just In front of the tin shield. Is a strip of tin so placed that there Is an opening about or 2 inches wide. This front strip or Up may be made by using a 10-foot length of gutter, one side of which Is flattened outward. The back and top of the box In the rear Is covered with wire screen and the top should be so hinged that It can easily be opened and the accumulated grasshoppers shoveled out as needed. A horse is hitched to an extended beam at each end and the catcher dragged through the Infested area, be ginning at the sides and working to ward the center of the field. | one. and Instead of storing each crop In a pit by ltM*lf It Is better to place a small quantity of several kinds of veg etables In the same pit. so that It will be necessary to open only one bank to get a supply of all of .them. In stor ing several crops in the same bank It Is a good plan to separate them with straw, leaves or other material. The vegetables from the small pit may be placed temporarily In the storage room In the basement. rt • h to raid.ng snoqvmous L^tar as ms. tba Camdar ^oatoiflre t* warning him with threats hast beware Th# chief Is cartaln that It came from soma of the gang •esc elated with the manufacture of lllicfl whiskey In this territory. DEAD VEGETATION IS USEFUL Their Use. "TWy say lend pencils earn g»*rraa. “ITdl. they are the very things to „ ENSILAGE IS VALUABLE FEED Grata, Straw, Stalks and Leaves Should Be Plowed Under for Humus-Making MaterltL According to the Ohio ^experiment station, vegetable matter, such as grass, .straw, stalks and leaves, loses in six months fully 50 per cent of Its carbon or hnraus-maklng material. In other words, these materials, plowed under In the fall are twice as valuable for humus as when plowed under In the spring. Here is an excellent rea son why every day, when the ground Is dry enough, should be utilized in plowing under the dead vegetation on our fields. . J TW pill of rxpericore la seldom sugar It la Excellent Feed for Cows, Sheep, and Beef Cattle-Silo le Good . Investment While you ore canning fruits and vogetablcn for your horns, as yon sure ly will, why mat can feed for IMPROVE FERTILin OF SOIL Tn Make It Poeeible In Ralae Good Crepe Next .Year Land Must Have Good Culture. Beaufort.—H. C. On*, bridge engl neer with the State highway commit ston. is in Beaufort to make a survey for a bridge from Beaufort to Ladlei and St. Helena Islands. The island! with which it will connect have a population of more than 10,000 people. The cost of the bridge will be more than $100,000 and if all the plans ma terialize work on the structure will be gin within the next 60 days. Watkins Sworn In. Greenville—In the presence of about 50 friends, including members of the Anderson bar, Capt. Henry Hitt Wat kins took the oath of office as judg€ of the federal court, western district of South Carolina, in his laW officei af Anderson. The oath was admin istered by J. B. Knight, clerk of thf federal court who, with a number ol others, motored over from Greenville for the purpose. Judge Watkins took the oath or the Bible presented to him at tha age of 21 years by his mother. ' 4 Summer School Ends. Rock Hill.—The summer school al Wlnthrop College has come to an end During the session'over 800 student! were enrolled, the largest numbet ever enrolled for the summer session at Wtathrop Not o*ly tn slse of at bat la many ocher respect* heea ' thm moat successful aBoolmrtoM b«r* Day “A lot of people Is sayinMt can’t be made to work.’* Mrs. JOE PERSON’S REMEDY . Lift off Corns! Doesn't hurt s bit and Frcrxono coats only a few cents. ALCOHOL JOS A, BLOOD DISEASES • •toftft •• 4*444 8- PM ICC SI.SS PERSON REMEDY CO. Tft On*## toH mm AbH WtotoS Va Tito Seto#wi to WMi S • t T • i4n*#s 44 tototo to 14 i tn totoftiftnn 1*4 SBOStoSSw si e*<-< • sen WM i»e u w w*w is- ►A ft* ite t< A SOFT, VELVETY SKIN should be the ambition of every worn- an as there la nothing so attractive aa a fair, smooth akin. Neither soaps nor powders can give this. Thou sands of southern women know from experience that Tetterlne will quickly rid the akin of Its diaflgurlng pimples and blotches and give it that bright clear appearance so much admired. Tetterlne is sold by druggists or sent by mall for 50c. by Shuptrine Co# Savannah, Ga.—Adv. / ¥ §< The Way of It. 'Talking about this shortage of coal—.” “It Is getting to be a burn ing issue.” » TwOmb# Ttoa by #««af baby MRS. WINSLOW'S SYRUP vw By causing tba stomach to digest loud as It should, keeping the bowels open and by giving baby lets food, tba first teeth never cause trouble. Contains no harmful Ingredients — formula on every bottle. Use it and note how easy and comfort able baby is when teeth come. At mil trrnmmit*, - (^nnxTtane Mt fw SO Yaws. P0I HAUkU. OBIS MO RYOL AIm • flat Gaswftl Strajtfcslsf TmU. At All Dr* 1 THE Being Exact. “Don’t you think Bliggins has great deal of idle curiosity?” “Curiosity, yes. But never idle.” r One little flower to. a living man is worth more than a wagon load of floral emblems to a dead one. WESTMINSTER SCHOOL For Boys and Young Men Training for Mind, Body and Character Write for Catalogue BOX 6 RUTHERFORDTON, N. C. W. NIlT CHAR LOTTE, NO. 32-1919. SAFE, GENTLE REMEDY BRINGS SURE RELIEF For 200 years GOLD MEDAL Hear- l*rn Oil has enabled suffering ha;i.isa lty to withstand attacks of kidney, liver, bladder and stomach troubles and all diseases connected with tke urinary oceans, and to build op and resows U health organa weakened by Impectint organa bo you need. Take three or four every day. The b#suQ( oil soaks Into the cells and hninc of tha kidneys and drives oat tha polaons. New life snd health will surely follow. When your normal vigor Las been restored continue treatment far a while to keep yeureetf la condb a return af tba din*