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Calomel Today! Sick-Tomorrow! I Guarantee Dodson’s Liver Tone Don’t take nasty, .dangerous calomel when bilious, constipated, headachy. Listen to me! Boy* and Girls Improve Methods of Calomel makes you sick; you lose a day’s work. Calomel is quicksilver and it salivates; calomel injures your liver. If you' are bilious, feel lazy, slug gish and all knocked out, if your bow els are constipated and your head aches or stomach is sour, just take a spoonful of harmless Dodson’s Liver Tone instead of using sickening, sali vating calomel. Dodson’s Liver Tone Is real liver medicine. You’ll know it next morning because you will wake up feeling fine, your liver will be work ing, your headache and dizziness gone, your stomach will be sweet and bow els regular. You will feel,like work ing. You’ll be cheerful; full of vigor 'and ambition. Your druggist or dealer sells you. a bottle of Dodson's Liver Tone for a few cents under my personal guaran tee that it will; clean your sluggish liver better than nasty calomel; it won’t make you sick and you can eat anything you want without being sali vated. Your druggist guarantees that each spoonful will start your liver,* clean your bowels and straighten you up by morning or you get your money back. Children gladly take Dodson’s Liver Tone because it is pleasant tast ing and doesn’t gripe or cramp or make them sick. I am selling millions of bottles of Dodson’s Liver Tone to people who have found that this pleasant, vege table liver medicine takes the place of dangerous calomel. Buy one bottle on my sound, reliable guarantee. Ask your druggist about me.—Adv. Management and Increase the Number of Purebreds. . Innocence. It was Mr. Youngtiride's first ex- perlencp in marketing. “How do fl*h Death From Cat’s Bite, A cat hit him and I^evi Kurtz, a Pennsylvania farmer, died. He found a cat rha«ing Ida chicken* and tried to Jcome?” kIip naked the dealer, seise the animal, aide)) f teeth In hl« hand. The cut let go and a neighltor cl bead off H)drot>h«4da devel • ! week* tear in tag and ire e. 1*111*1 it [1 It* I “In various sixes, ma’am.” >1 not "Tli**n give me a pair of seien*. <1 Its Tbat Is the *!] te * if the glove* I wear.* *ofn** Pa*- —Itoston Bvm nng Transcript. -U myaII* 1 N«». Hazel. 1 \ flMlf) 1VI ( **artly a thief hersu*e Hb* takr* a H«ti nr#; ho (Prepared by the United States Depart ment of Agriculture^) Members of boys’ and girls’, pig clubs are the pioneers in introducing purebred pigs and improved methods of management In many parts of the South, where the swine industry is making unprecedented progress. This is true in a marked degree in Georgia. Among the pig clubs, the total sum represented by the hogs and pigs In the hands of the pig club mem bers of the state last “year was almost a half million dollars. The increase in the number of purebred pigs raised by the club members in 1918 over 1917 was more than 396 per cent The in crease in profits on hogs raised In 1918 over the previous year was mre than 61 per cent Pig dubs were carried on In connec tion with school work In msny locali ties. Fourteen school pigs In one county, raised on the waste from pu- Everybody Knew It. He Is a very facetious young man who has paid cotirt to a Hoosler school teacher forseveral years. Now he has formed the habit of often coming after her in his machine, and while he waits for her he amuses himself by teasing the boys. Recently one of the boys re minded him of a promise he had made to take them riding. “Aren’t you ever goin£ to do it?” demanded the boy. “Oh, of course—some day,” laughed the man. “Didn’t you fellows know that I was a regular shark at putting off things?” The hoy was provoked. “Yes, we know it, and so does Miss W—.” He gave the other hoys a significant look. “If you weren’t that, we’d have a new teacher some day.” — Indianapolis News. AS > YOUNG *AS , YOUR KIDNEYS Choice bits of veal, creamery butter and fresh eggs combine with other tempting ingredients to give Libby's Veal Loaf its delicate, appetizing flavor Order a package from your grocer today. The eecret of youth is ELIMINA TION OF POISONS from your body. This done, you rsn live to be s hundred Libby, M9Neill A Libby, Chicago end enjoy the good things of life with inch “pep” ss you did when in the me murt ■ PfV springtime of y« youth. Keep your body In food condition, thst’s the secret. Wl mw h ir ttu Mi l^rrmgm •SlrpUS if *» * f II b if Possible to Legislate Life and ’itch the kidneys. They filter end partly the blcH-i. sil of which blood psseee through then once every three minutes. Keep them dean and la proper working condition and you have nothing to fear Drivn the poisonous wastes and deadly arte arid aomaisln- ttons from your system. Take «IOLD MF DAL Has Hem 6u (’spool** aadra wtU always ho la good r«odttl—. Tots urtU feel strong sad steady serves and I •OLD MSDALJEhIhs OB are imported dirert from lb toHeo at Maortooh. f!«flaa& They are a raa has h**u i**d hy the • fcrtrt fee Concrets Piling Bast. An English Inventor’s Interlocking concrete piling. Is said to he strtmger than sheet piling made of wood. THE GREEN’S AUGUST FLOWER la the good aid summer time ^ fruits at all kinds pro getting ripe and tempting, whan rummberu. rad ishes and vegeta bias fresh from the garden art fan good In rsalec. whan tW festive picnic prevails and WESTMINSTER SCHOOL For Boys and Young Men Training for Mind Body ant Write for Catalogue ■uTararoMTOft. BOX ft -^fsur/^r ifiZtt the KttggfcggjS! 4AH J R)CMASOSO« m far HAD THE SPIRIT OF GERHART Wt o * nanaL •a* haoBo a# earth netag k ?. a *~ *■« *T v* So asst <**4 sns< was ooow Swift & Company primarily an organization of men, not a collection of brick, mortar, and Msg 0*oa< to C amma. # hatpa teat pup*# di WMi psoi eg posh fAAfta TW wtm* Ms f* ( fmlmm 4 it;.mu at and tho aogr h Wga 13. IM Aa a* loaf oh Asmstj f (w fVOMW - hog* N 1 Packing equipment their and useful ness are only outward symbols of the intelli gence, life- long experi ence, and right purpose of the men who compose the organization and of those who direct it fwflanu 3 Jovuryu gj Bam surpiaa ■ots as an _ __ *4 Fkftp- g #Von mraukovn la smn osmnty Ssr hand at togtesoood tkumr Yho aansUBt invoosod At oa aarttau as w UP at tw pkgs norv said, sad (ho pa “The sut ruirhsp tannhod a So a TVo» pan No hteted a ahoao parmag susw sd vain TWa ha tasd ta the oad ssaa | b^Ioow yag a#v Np, Nmoai ttv ® *Th«eo pau aoo Ms (Isooss My pa la dsast Vou M haoo ao ssooo gsau tew atth «a«u and pau aoodax hashor akmmt thoan hasa daad oassa astehap fh east saa aatatp saurh da I maa Cioo^s •assoa**ao o. hsaa •ha edd sasa posase* maw aa4 mid I Csaa far than iaoaa ( mg «awU •i^ar% tad arusy aoi aoa Wusg troafad hy aa odhrar ad (ha Item ah am^wf eoaao ihPUUMh akadp af •ha pMteadh dhsaaso Tha aNMBPd sasa ks pwouuadai So MdsSo (ho flhui UPaa at oap aaghosnaran or «ohar pyoaaas swaonuteuMag purMsugpphf BN *w thw oaswahaHi sasudharvteua Tho teaaoaaai physfishM ks ahAa la hlauflMp %f «hw oupoouateu at tho aghgMV and waaaUMaas hy uptapaoaai at tarvar iho otmd oo«oro at Bha dhuufhfiag •tehaa sad thooohg Pa ad^a* tnaaaa ta rmuhai da taduaara - fVpanar MsaBaatau tin# assaw M • dag • hw oao hootogod oad a mm* a* o h 1h ma what • 4 I got aoshtag a • Will not Government direc tion of the packing industry, now contemplated by Congress, take over the empty husk of physical property and equipment and sacrifice the initiative, ex perience and devotion of these men, which is the life itself of the industry? X u What legislation, what politi cal adroitness could replace such life and brains, once driven out? Let Union us send you a Swift ‘‘Dollar.” It will interest you. Address Swift ^Company, i Stock Yards, -Chicago, 111. Swift & Company, U. S. A. torus fhou Vhv solo, logoPhov with Vhv vuPao at tho rwMtatug hoga ^pw souiod fT as* Flgetuh amaakoaa had a pvaaMaoa* .i’*".:- ” ’ ' ■ ** *•* ’v fuiru hold ftp tW Mute aai awM att maay prtsoo Of tho SlKM hngu n hftdtod at tho ffamth* oteru fair. wrro ouraod uad mlsod hy pig-Hub hoyu who woo St rlbbaias to tho opro ring- Three of the prttos wore junior rhamp1«>n«. Of tho hogs uxhlbltod •t tho state fair. NT wore owned a oft raised hy pig-club hoys who won S9 Hhbomi In the open Hng and F-T2 In prize*. One of the ribbons was a Junior champion. With 28 dub plff* one county won 27 ribbons and prize* amounting to $8i7.fi0. Including the state championship. The state pig-club champion was the 11-year-old son of a small farmer who bought his pig at an auction sale for $37.fi0. At the end of the contest this hog was worth $300. In one county six pig-club boys, who started in tifeir club work with one small pig each, will start hog farms this year. Three of these boys already have their hogs, and land. ii _ p*. i Mm ( o«ey As yPwat am you Ado 'Id »hot Nsraoue 1st paper f*asey1 Cupoy 4inm thryla la Bggor oat Aa #• AteoeoafsoaK SA* was mm very yosasg hi had aatewg ISeamoS So legos •‘’O 1 Megpvd hsm *1 aatatgoi* a hot yoa am shoal ta 99.. Mr Aategmos ’ site saidL *aad I aoatd spoaa yoar footeaga Ate M *aa aooor. amor ho I oateoas yoa htghiy aad a hi ha a atmaa “T ham hoar teoioto atmadf .* ho m plied bitterly "toar gvosva teatero sad Bfo la a feadeoaa haahea Nat. oA. (1am." ho aoal oa paastsaatriy. *^f yoa raaaot ho osy otfo. will yoa aat ■as aaa a hhoi that ay yaodhl 1 j. n > Life t •NT’f I % I aa arpfcaa. A tefKoto Flea. BoA—"Is the lady la plak aa old flstnr of yoars7" Jack—"No. a coafia- grsiloa; my el-wife.” . Costly Koowlgdfs. (’slier—It s a good thing to teach yonr b*»y the vsiuo of nxoej. as yoa j sre doing. Th# Reason for "ghs.* II ^tews J don’t know. He Khe—*'l never could see why they used to Itchave fop ten cents, hut now csll n host ‘she.’ ” He—“Evidently ; he demands a quarter.—Boston Ere- you never fried to steer one.” ning Transcript. Tow* Typ*. mhue ia a rafi£ mroatty Nr Mvaa , ttssoport rhalrBOA. Watag Nalsgao hafat a inter tapporw 1 Iml It tirvNIi IN awrh theoa days “Ksther Why 1 tj tors yesterday that last night my prayer* with *Yoara truly, couver (B. C.) Droviaca. All the world loves a the rxceptloo of the lorn Tho ability to say "no* secret of succe**. PEDIGREE IS NOT ESSENTIAL Officials of Department of Agriculture Are Trying to Eliminate Inferior Animals, x •>. (Prepared by the United States Depart ment of Agriculture.) Thousands of purebred scrubs are scattered through this country, accord ing to hog-extension men of the United States Department of Agriculture, who are devoting their efforts to elimi nating inferior^ pedigreed animals This, they say, applies to all kinds of live stock, but Is perhaps more general io the hog industry. > Pedigrees are necessary and valuable to the bog breeder, yet the pedigree Is the means of fooling a lot of farmers, particular* ly those who are about to start Into tho purebred bog business sod who have not had enough experience la Cents v will buy a big package of 4,' ii weighing over a pound, ne coffee ? - am