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m rtortt tAtnrtu. t e ^uvkhV MtOlMSTMi 6 Bcll-ans Hot w»t*r Sure Relief LL-ANS FOR INDIGESTION Clear Your Complexion with This Old Reliable Remedy— Hancock SulphurCompoomd For pimples, black-heads, freckles, blotches, and tan, as well as for more serious face, scalp and body eruptions, hives, ecxema. etc., use this scientific compound of sulphur. As a lo tion. it soothes and heals; taken internally— a few drops in a glass of water—it gets at the root of the trouble and purhes the blood. Physicians agree that sulphur Is one of the most effective Wood purifiers known. Re member. a good complexion Isn't skin deep —it's health deep Be sure to ask foe HANCOCK SULPHUR COMPOUND. H has been used wtth satis- factory results for over 25 years. 60c am/$1 JO th* bottle at vowr druggist's If be cant surety yma send hi* name and »be price In stamps and we wtil send yon a bottle dweet. majkoci ugviD stimti 4 i cisraat AIM AND VALUE Of FARM CLUBS One ol Important Features ot Ex tension Work Conducted - by Relation Service. INSTRUCT 6IRIS IND BOYS Larger Yields Have Been Obtained, Better Pigs Have Been Raised, and Finer Cattle, Dairy and Beef Have Been Raised DONT DESPAIR et tsfRb*. pem • z COLD MEDAL HONE CANNED m • Mm »• FOR WOMEN Dr.Tutts I iwor Dille "HtlP,” IS CRY Of - DEPLETED BLOOD AT THE FIRST SIGN OF THAT TIRED. DROWSY. NO ACCOUNT FEELING BEWARE NATURE IS WARNING YOU THAT IT NEEDS AS SISTANCE—YOUR BLOOD IS STARVING FOR IRON—YOU LACK NERVE FORCE—YOU NEED— ' In “Mantone,” Dr. John Mc Donald*- the wefl-known Southern physician, scientifically combined strength-making Iron, nerve-build ing phosphorous and stomach, regulating Nux Vomica with other upbuilding, health-compelling ele ments. “Mantone” is endorsed by leading physicians as a highly effi cient blood-maker, strength-pro ducer. Mailed upon receipt of $1.00. The Mantone Co., 402 Park Ava^ Baltimore. Md. (By E. T. MEREDITH, Secretary of Agriculture.) Boys’ and Girls’ club work Is one of the Important features of the agricul tural extension wonk conducted by the state relation service. United States de partment of agriculture, in co-opera tion with the state agricultural col leges and local agencies for the pur pose of improving agricultural condi tions and practices throughout the country. These clubs are organized to improve farm and home practices by Inst meting the boys In correct agricul tural methods and the girls lu home making; to assUt them in demonstrat ing these ineflusls for the improve- INFERIOR SAIT Will RUIN COUNTRY HIDES Hair It S« Set That It Cannot Be Removed Properly. Incident Illustrates Importance of At tention to Details In Handling and Curing—Alum Is Espe- dally Objectionable. a (Prepared by the United States Depart ment of Agriculture.) Hides should be salted only with clean, pure salt free from alum, ae- cotding to a recent statement of the bureau of chemistry. This bureau Is making a study of the best methods for skinning farm animals and curing hides in order to produce a high-grade leather. Salt containing alum partly, tans the hide and sets the hair so that it cannot be removed. Hides which cannot be unhnired properly bring a loss to the tanner and prejudice him in future purchases against hides from (lie same source. Tanners recently submitted to the ' bureau of chemistry green salted hides which could not be unhalred after lim ing in the usual war, in order to find out the cause. An examination showed that on the basis of the dry hide an- haired spots contained A.A per cent of I alumina am! the portions where the ' hair was not l(MWM*tied contained 1 2"* p**r I cent of alumina. The port tons of the I hide whh'h confined 0 4 per rent i : • lamina unhalred with dtNt* ally, white i the part Ions rvmtalnlng 1 per rent fcT» A w* f~sB Bm BawwAns tpsesNsasi r fp ■ffswr DECEMBER’S TIME ENOUGH. 'Jessie—Have you mentioned leap year in the presence of your beau at yet? Tessle—Do I look fomlsh enough to pull a scare like tfiat on n shy young man and I not knowing where my next ateady Is coming from?—Buffalo Ex press. DODSON WARNS CALOMEL USERS You Cannot Grip*. Sicken, or Salivate Yourself If You Take "Dodson’s Liver Tone” Instead Calomel salivates! It's mercury. Calomel acts like dynamite on a slug gish liver. When calomel comes into contact with sour bile it crashes ii?to it, causing cramping mid nausea. •If you feel bilious, headachy, con- atlpttted.and all knocked out, Just go to your druggist and get a bottle of I>odson’s Liver Tone for a few cents, which Is harmless vegetable substi tute for dangerous calomel. Take a spoonful and if it doesn’t start your liver and straighten you up better and quicker than nasty calomel and with"' out making you sick, you Just go back and get your money. t• *» If you take calomel today you’ll be sick and nauseated tomorrow’; b*' sides, it may salivate you. while If you take Dodson's Liver Tone you wlD wake up feeling great, full of ambl*’ tion. and ready for work or play. lt!P harmless, pleasant and safe to glWW to children; they like it.—Adv. ftMIAtlft U« MPMfMT Wmm mg a* trLpam Da BBONBBMmMhMBh BNANhma a*** i fhu toa G*r##« kn#w 4 B# Local## C«e Ifany | MM'kfi'td #«#* fil | ffhf XfUniOftt ip ta Dauilmg. • alire th z Aebt# a rhere In rer-ttlled rn>p« #u< h t« prv«da«*t* l»jr tl folk earn, a re grew n. The*e patelin are Ir. the a ggregil le. In 1 fi bile an- ronxetii •mtljr | ►lowed. pr> pared. and •br the *t rts •a «.f w nr r md re cultlval ed at the xnme time the »n*l 11 Fir to an app •ail m ade to greund Is work ed for the regular CD»p. rlab m** uilwrs In the furr«*w H 4 over In the truck patch |»otat«H*s, sweet here” to help feed th e box s in the corn, c abbage. tomatoes, M|tnt<h and tl» nches “over th«*re,” the r»*< 'ord s in cucuml are usually raised. OU SOSES, PILES AID ECZEMA VAIISI MX -< - w. _ MX M _ M wOOC. (ML IldkdM rfttffdfl I the ofliee show that th<‘se young peo ple pnxluced food nn<l feed to the value of more than $20,000,000. Helps Boys and Girls. The money value of the products of club members is only a small part of the value of club work. Many boys and girls have had their vision of life enlarged by club membership. Many have taken and are taking college training. The agriculturaL/colleges of the country especially have profited in enrollment from the clubs. Many boys and girls have made their own money to defray their college expenses In club activities. Many after grad uation have returned to the farms or have engaged in extension work ns county agents. Rural life has been greatly enriched In recent years by the tralmnl leadership obtnjneil from agrl- rtilfhrnl elutm. The result* obtained In this work Justify many times the expenditures made In M***artng theig and apfeat strepgfy for • larger *le NEED W'NOeRCAK III SUMMER ^•oMacw Vp kpegow aw# Feq«a ^<#M#n#n # sons mm imaMP MM • w#p a %*.*•» mmmoMs # top asan Cleaned Out. Judge—Have yoa anything rn offer the n*urt before wntenee la on you? I*fianner—No. vour horn#; my la or- ver ti«»k mv i •foliar H ERE is SB offer backed by on* of your peraonxl fnenda —a maa whom you have known (or a long ton#. ao4 ta whom boo#«ty you kav# impbcit ronhdmc# Th»a la your local dmggiat He will tell yoa that be baa b#M •r!l.of Hunt's bale#, formirly called Hunt's Cura evar at are h* baa beea ia baMaoaa. aader the etnet gaaranta# to promptly refund the parchaae pnee ta any diasatiateJ Accept in# twe C#react*m am Ha will my ta yaa "Take ham# a bet at Hunt's Sate# at #areea»fal m tba traatmaat of rtrb a# >km i .1 m a ewr haa hm# ms • 4 I * f rwer- { • * |§ |M pMi m » ’« Hunt's hpfvs a aaparmlty ewmnawaMi la# th# te«ataa#M I tun. tc##n># Binfmsmi. Tvttae. #M •tba# uhmB TVe tiamaral Mamagne #f th# tj4s TaBey Ba*Hmy da* ChiSSSaA# hreaia A D <e «*»%•—>■## wets# *Ai #M Hm# I had a **ev had mm ftnsnnNk *a - a tewai Am t mu lae — ■ »a ## #Nght t#a#a ami awswagh ^tea# aB Sm## #■ •ho# •< mm ami aaaeeaL tsar * •»• | npa e* mSwt »» M mam tamsCa B#Ram It knaB# eamdl as# ghnmmmia eff #aoh te**eea ta *e taan eaMaaaa# tmUmpagB au ta tta «»>*• * *• #m#me «i tma a ■ a«o* •, taaoM## ■ Kbm % la# ta Vegetables constitute only jibojit 11 per cent (in value) of nil fond con sumed by'farmer*, and about 80 per cent of the vegetables are furnished by the farm. In general, Irish pota toes are easily the most important veg etable raised, constituting nearly one- half of the value of vegetables con sumed. In the South, however, about twice ns many sweet potatoes as Irish potatoes are used. SILO WILL PRESERVE CROPS Alfalfa, Cane, Kafir, Corn and Other Forage, May Be Saved by Stor ing in Huge Pit. painy weather at the time clover or alfalfa should be cut will often make it lni|»osMibIe to cure the forage and pr«Mluce hay of much value. Prolong- ed rain In the fall will prevent 11>e curing **f *u« h forage a * can#, kafir men. mllfiff. and g Intu cutting of # I - falfa. A Hi# nf|| g*vc nfl thin f#wd and pcowervu U In a#<MHsni •hup*- GIVE TEAM SOME ATTENTION umm mmgmrn mweyni - Thu Bmm Turn A a RICHAnDS MEDICINF. CO . * ♦ • • > • m No Soap Better Than Cuticura Afil smbp bbbb 4b ©diulT©mik£ lunuuttLtnismfimr AAANTtD If AS A atSNiNG •a# #*-• # ou BMhMNUU# to BflHMMM WING TO STtoU > GudU Bum#* ip •• (Mm# — »ma i Moaui mm •• . e had kuf ne«u| to T'uuhto Loyalty. "Fa. what la loyalty?* •Toyalty. my Imy. la that afdrtt which caus«*s a man 11 turn down an offer of more money from the other fellow.” tb »v"#*#n| wn the h to^M i aw a BtottoH M t «4 bur It •—##04 W hqM’ui ia« otWM# •tve re«tafi* 1JT he ral#e*| hi • vtMeu IS |»r*»*e*t #* e» i« It •raxing aft« rr fa*hioOL Hut tin* •m*- thing that real! x anii**j**4 him wa« wli ten »he xuddenl l> acmitod her hair atn light bark from i her f*>ror hetol on top a ml trained It down llkr -Is It for your little boy?** "No; I want to take it to a dinn party I have to attend." ’’Whatever for?” ex<TalttH*d the girl, ' face. fturprlsAxl out of her carefully acquired ! ‘‘LtMik h**n*!” he said In ♦*xa«pem- window rurtn!ii« on each std** of hep Hardest Kind of Work. Housewife—There is plenty of w’ork about if you’d only look for it. Hobo—Yes, lady, an’ by the time I’ve found it all me energy’s gone. calm. “Well, I’tp going to stand it In front of me on the table when the drinks Tire going round and when I see two beetles—well, It’s time to go home!” On the Defense. Oke—Would you be satisfied Uf you had all the money you wanted? Owens 1 —I’d be satisfied if I had all the money my creditors wanted. Naturally. “She made a pointed address-at the club yesterday.” “What was it on?” “Bin money.” ^ The Fault "This automobile M*cms to he dis abled aoiuewhere. What’« the trouble with her?” "I gu*'** It * her rheumstk* flrvw ** No Buried Trouble. “Bid you see whore a man some where used a cemetery for making moonshine whisky and got raided?” “In going there he certainly made a grave mistake.” tlon. “Can’t I Induce you to sto^ wearing your hair over your ears?” “CVrtalnly!” she replied, with m' charming smile. “Buy me diamond earrings.” Both Had Fit*. ‘Wife—I never had a better fit in B dress. / ' Husband—I never had a worse fid than when I saw the bill.—London sw’ers. "* | Lutf#*# 1 * i » #%•». MO Mi b 4 mat Unusual Flavor Wholesome, Rich, Delightful that comes from blending malt ed barley with whole wneat is distinctive of Grape‘Nuts toed to ready cootadcco’ ittoLuMdy d^putud tumX bbbmKbm 5 BdHp 4NWBB ■HBRBflBBkGp mBNp BHHIB Mx Nmnm 4mu mm* MMasMbuM* • (•• -*• - mm* m ••##! mmm -mt* «. ’im. tb Mwu + Maun* BBBB