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N No Mare Hatchet for Sick Fowls USE MUSTANG —tk* SURE REMEDY for Pip, Roup, Smlltd Hr*4, Gmprt, Crnnktr. Wormt, Ckoltru, Froxtn Combi, etc. e ■ Vi . i - I ■&r i " 11 ti~ I !i 1 * I 2 Thos. F. RIkk, Towa Falls, la.—“1 have used Mexi can Mustang Liniment in m> ards for 24 years. My fathen )r. James Rigg, who founded the Ri({g strain of Houdana, used It in his yards and alwaya recommended it to the fratern ity. It is a positive curt Jor Roup, Humbfr/oot and Su filed Head. I would not undertake to keep fowls without havinga a bottleof Mustang handily by. core -Write, for beautiful r J\E.C. SOUVKNfK PENt lf., sent abiolutelv with complete directions for using Muatsng Lini ment for family ailments, and for lives tockaroi poultry. Lyon Mf*.Co., 42 South fifth St., Brooklyn, N. Y. Sold by Drug and General Store* MEXICAN St nos ms MUSTANG LINIMENT SPRINCLESS SHADES La*t Longer_Look Bette** RHEUMATISM lucresnfully trentdd. former pharmaclat In C H. (Jovernment hospltul now offers prlvato preacrlptlon Fifteen years - success Write ‘.0<!ay. No obllgstlon. J. H. WOODWARD, Chief Chemist Rheumagoiir ljUtoratorles Choebus, Va,. *~YJZS DISFIGURE youR * Looks[ m [EYl ■ / Don’t eaperimant on I them. UM MITCHELL I / KYfc SALVE for »pa»iy • relief. Abeolutaly lata. at all druggists. HALL A BUCKEL, New Yprk City BOSCHEE’S SYRUP , Allays irritation, soothes and heals throat and lung inflammation. The constant irritation of a cough keepa the delicate mucus membrane of the throat and lungs in a congested condition, which BOSCHEE’S SYRUP gently and quickly heals. For this reason it has been a favorite household remedy for colds, coughs, bronchitis and especially for lung troubles in millions of homes all over the world for the last fifty- seven years, enabling the patient to obtain a good night's rest, free from coughing with easy expectoration in the morning. You can buy BosCHEE S SYRUP wherever medicines ere sold. Just Little Smi THE PEOPLE. BAR APPRECIATED Z. -• ' - ‘ "So you think you can dress a show window so that every woman who comes along will stop and look at It, do you? asked the manager of a diesstnnkiHg establishment of an Appli cant for work. A "Yes, sir, I do.” "Well, then, what l« the first thing yon would do?” ^ “I’d put a big nlirrorJn the window and—” “That's enough, young man; we don’t want you as an employee. We’ll take you as a partner.”—Honolulu Star-Bulletin. - Fatter—and Farther. Passenger—Please, conductor, will you help me to get off the train? Conductor—Certainly, madam. Passenger—You see, It’s this way. Belflg rather stout, I have to get out backwards—the porters think I’m get ting In—so they give me a shove and say, “ 'Urry up, ma’am.” I’m five sta tions jtast where 1 want to go, now. • <£2££2S2££GG2&££££G££eSEf> CThe Kitchen Cabinet oboooocxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx) (Q. 1V24. W««i«rD Nawapapar Lqiou.i Tha flush of yduth soon passes from the face. The spells of fancy from the mind depart; The form may lose Its symmetry and grace, % , But time can claim no victory o’er the heart. CAKE-MAKING AND BAKING ROCK Hilt NAMES YEAR’S OFFICIALS ALL OLD OFFICIALS ARE RE ELECTED BY THE'CITY COUNCIL. '"-r- GOOD WORK IS BEING DONE PLAYED OUT Intelligence of Sheep Doga The International Sheep Dog so ciety's trials, at York, England, gave the best possible opport ufi. y of seeing a -pretty .sport.—Eor sheer variety of Interest and ehnrncter compressed into a few hours, not even hounds well hunted or pointer* and retrievers at their steadiest eome up to a trial of the best sheep dogs, in Ihn^Inlt.ed Kingdom. The tasks -Imposed oh the dogs, involve driving the sheep be tween hurdles, penning them, “shed ding” or separating them; hut perhaps nothing strikes the observer as more remarkable than the way in which a dog will obey orders of which he can not he expected to See the reason. There arc* few prettier sights for dog lovers than a young,Jog'-s hesitation, his glance hack to his ma.^ter to In quire whether he really -means the order, then his implied obedlejiee to H command in which he ehnm< see any sense.— Detroit News. “I see Blowhardt, the bandsman, is very 111.” - “Yes; the doctors think he’s about played out.” - , For Feathering Nests. Feather your nest, feather your nest. A maximum of renown. What material Is the beat? Many say cash down. Too Kind. A charitable young lady, visiting a pick woman, inquired, with a view to further relief, as to her family. She asked: “Is your husband kind to you?” “Oh. yes, miss,” was the In- Mnnt response, “he’s kind—very kind, indeed, you might say he’s more like a friend than a husband.” -..Cake-mukjqg Js au art-and baking It is Just as 1 important. For a quick calce w h 1 c tf'ellmlnutes t h,®! slow process of creaming the butter and adding the sugar gradually, a good cake may be made In half the time. Put all the Ingredients together ns follows: Break the eggs, add the sugar, the butter warmed but not melted, flour sifted with baking powder, added al ternately with the milk, the beating done when all the mixing Is over; beat well for five minutes, using a large egg heater or beat In a cake mixer. In baking cake which should be baked forty minutes, divide the time into quarters. The first quarter the cake should begin to rise, the second quarter it should finish rising and be-’ gin to brown, the third quarter or when It has been In the oven thirty mlnytes, It should be well-browned and -the last ten minutes It finishes *c Ing and shrinks from the pan. It 1s a good practice to thrust a toothpick Into the center of a cake; If the'tooth pick seems dry the cake will, be done. Another test Is to hold the cake near enough the ear to notice any sound of cooking; If it sings slightly let It re main a short time longer ih the oven. • The sponge cake which Is lightened , entirely by beaten eggs Is the founda tion for Jelly rolls, lady fingers, angel food and sunshine cakes. These are the most easily digested cakes and the best for young ghlldreiv The following is a form - of cake which Is very popular and Is Often used for dessert: Krimmel Torte.—Beat tjie whites of six eggs untU stiff, add one cupful of sugar—a little at a time, one-half pound of dates cut into bits, one-half pound of walnut meats cut,fine, three tablespoonfuls of’ bread crumbs and a teaspoonful of baking powder, with a little vunlLla for flavoring: Bake In layers and serve crumbled up with -whipped cream, sweetened and fla vored. In putting a loqf cake mixture Into the pan try to leave a hollow in the . r Health Department Shows Acftlvityr Plan For New Water^ Supply From River. Iiock K rm —City council has re elected all the old officials for an other year and the activities of the year have been commenced. In again selecting the officials, advantage was taken of the occasion to menticuj he splendid work.of the past year by the various department heads and their assistants. S. George Moore is clerk and treas urer, Spencer & White, city attorneys; J. M. Youngblood, chief of police, and Dr. J. R. Milner, medical officer. The officers serve, from February 1 to February 1. City Manager Goodman Is elected for no specific time, his ser vices ending “at thfe option of the council.” The annual report of the health de partment, submitted to council, showd that there were no serious epidemics the past year and the health of the people uniformly'good/ ‘ ThCfe^wiTs " a siege of measles last spring and a smallpox epidemic earlier this winter, but there have been no serious after effects and strict quarantine measures have resulted in practically wiping out of the disease. There are at present two cases In the city. This equidemic started when 'negroes scattered sev eral cases on the outskirts, after con- traetthg the disease elsewhere. / Many sewer connections, probably 200, were made during the year and new areas are steadily being put into the connecting zone. Despite the rap id growth of the city ip. sections where sewer lines have not been laid, the number of surface closets U being held to about 1,200. In all possible cases where new residences go up sewer connections are made at the time and the city officials are gradually put ting in extesions as rapidly as finan ces permit. Recently lines have been placed on two streets that are being developed for the convenience of the Is Winter Time Your Backache Time? D OES every cold, chill or attack of grip leave you lame, achy and all worn out? Poes your back throb and ache until it seems you just can’t keep going another day? Do you know these troubles are often due to weakened kidneys? Winter’s colds and chills throw a heavy strain on the kid neys. The kidneys are apt to weaken and fall behind in filtering the blood. Poisons accumulate and upset blood and nerves. Then comes constant backache, rheumatic pains, headache dizziness and kidney irregularities. Don’t wait! Delay is often serious. Use Doan's Pills—& stimulant diuretic to die kidneys. Doan's have helped’-thou- sands. They are recommended by users everywhere. Ask l^our neiffhborl isJLSay These Good Fofe: Recovered property owners. ’ * .. v Tlrand opera being uniler,discussion, , ' . , , . . a PlunkvTlle citizen was asked, if he Plans are being worked out to pro- . , . . „ » hltd ever seen mtifh of it. By way adequate water supply , Dull.. “Petunia appears to be pretty slow just now,’.’ remarked the washing ma chine agent. “’Tis so!" replied the landlord of the tavern. “There ain’t no lady snot ,n gentleman her** for much as.six months." * ’ . center~of the parTas It Is natural for a cake to hump op In the middle; this will insure a more level cake. This ii true of layer cake also. •4 Aa the uncouth oyster J ll£, d csp., that Ilea sheir and homelj a precious pearl may keep; As gems of precious value and veins of purest gold May He beneath the surface of a naked bloomles^‘"'mold— ’ So God oft hides a Heart with the noblest traits endowed “CASCARETS” FOR LIVER AND BOWELS—10c A BOX (Niros Biliousness, Constipation, Rick Headache,Indigestion. Drugstores. Adv. Moslems Detest Bells Bells an* never used in Mohammedan mosques. The Moslem race detests hells, under the delusion that they cause tin* assemblage of evil spirits. Keeping a secret* is one kind of con fidence game. Mirrors furnish a good-deal of food for reflection. Don’t Let That Cold Turn Into^FIu” Rub on Good Old Muiterole I That cold may turn into “Flu,” Grippe or, even worse, Pneumonia, unless you take care of it at once. Rub good old Mysterole on the con gested parts and ste how quickly it I brings relief. ! Colds are merely congestion. Mus- terole, made from pure oil of mustard, camphor, menthol and other simple ; ingredients, is a counter-irritant which I stimulates circulation and helps break ) up the cold. As effective as the messy old mustard i plaster, does the work without blister. ' Just rub it on with your finger-tips. You will feel a warm tingle as it enters the pores, then a cooling sensation that brings welcome relief. To Mothera: Musterole is now , made in mil<&r form for babies and small children. Ask for Children’s Musterole. , 35c and 65c, in jars ’ — Battar than a maste rd platter N**w Self-Wring ing Mop—L-owsat firs* coat. Profits double vi'iUiil nmount. .Write Eaalway Co.. 405 St Paul, Baltimore, for Information. W. N. U., CHARLOTTE, NO. 6-1924. ..... .y Had Aged. Employer—“Aren’t you the bny who applied for -this posithm a ’ fortnight ago?” Boy—"Yes, sir." Employer— "And didn’t I say I wanted an older boy?” Boy—“Yes, sir; that’s why I’m here nyw.’’—London Answers. vide a more for the city during the year,— The prpsent plans was constructed with a J. A. Webb, FJmt Hill, Spray, N. C., says; “I yas standing all day and this tended to make my back weak: I had dull pains in my back that caused me much misery and my kidneys didn’t act right. Doan’s Pills drove away every symptom of the trouble and cured me of the attack." Mrs/Marvin Reid, 5 Walnut St., Spray, N. C., says: “I bad trouble with kidney complaint and was so weak and my back hurt so much, that I 'was hardly able to get around the house. I had headaches right often, which caused me much misery. My kidneys acted irregularly, too. I started using Doan’s Pills and one box cured me.” Stimulant Diuretic to the Kidneys At all dealers, 60c a bo?:. Foater-Milbum Co., Mfg. Chemiata, Buffalo, N. Y. Rif o Scientific Management. Mrs. Kidless—I hear the Nurse maids’ untfin -is on strike. \ What’s It alt’about ? , - - Mrs, Multikids—Thifc tlmd they're demanding tifxfhieters ou the h/ 1 .’ perambulators. >- OILY TONGUE — . 'iV “How pinusihl'jiethest* gasoline men talk ahont the price!" “Yes;- they’ve got the oily tongues, I’ll say."* ' Pardons. The wicked elf. will go his way In paths of llowery ease • If when he’s caught he need but say Politely. “Pardon me.” As Others. See Her. Miss (Mdsmith—Rfit, doctor, don’t you think* these glasses make me look lots older*-? ; The Oculist—No,- I. dorTT-think so, unless ytio. look in the mirror. A;^uture Business Man. “James,j my smT, did you take that letter to.the post office and pay’ the K jtpstMgv on It?" ' ' ' ' "Father, 1 sawm lot of men putting' letters in. a little place-mid when no ond was looking I slipped In yours for -nothing." \ "V * Disappointed. “Have you given George up K then?” “Oh, yes. I understood him to say he was a bookmaker, but it turned nut he whs only au author.”r—Passing Show, London. V ' •*, ■ ; / In one to whom he hath no. out ward^ grace allowed. . — —James Gardner. OCCASIONAL DAINTIES When making rolls, make them very small and put three well-buttered Into small gem pans.*- When they are baked they wifi break apart Into three small, shapely rolls. Ham Tomato Toast.— Take one-half table- spoonful of minced onion, one tablespoonful ; •pf minced green pepper, took in two .tntdespoon- fuls of butter; then add two., table- 1 spoonfuls of flour, a teaspoonful of sugar, .u few dashes of pepper, one- half teaspoonful of salt, one-half cup ful of minced ham and a cupful of to mato puree. Serve on toast. Almond Toast.—Mix five cupfuls of flour, one and one-half cupfuls of sugar, one-fourth of a cupful of .but ter, one-lmlf cupful of milk, four eggs, two teaspoonfuls of baking powder, four tafrfespoonfuls of olive oil. Mix well and add at the last one-fourth of a pound of split almonds, unblanched. Knead lightly and.well’, using flour on the hand’s-to keep from sticking. Turn Into three well-greased bread pans and bake in a moderate oven until brown. Cut the lolTves Into half-inch slices'ttnd place in a pan to brown 'on both sides. Cool before packing ’ away- These are excellent to serve with af ternoon tea or coffee. Fruit Drop Cakes.—Cream two- thirds of a cupful of any sweet fat, add one cupful of brown sugar, one teaspoonful of cinnamon, one-third of a cupful of raisins and currants, two- thirds of a cupful of walnuts'or pe cans, two well-beaten eggs, one-hatf easpoonful of vanilla,* one pint of flour, two teaspoonfuls of baking pow der. Drop * by spoonfuls on baking sheets. Bake In a moderate oven. Creamed Peanuts on Toast.—Scald two cupfuls of milk in a double,boiler, reserving a little to mix with a tea spoonful of cornstarch; ndd ohe tea spoonful, of onion Jnlce u one-teaspoon- fur of salt, one-fourttrof a cupful of chopped stuffed olives, green peppers or celery. *Cojr»k until thick, add one cupful of finely minced peanuts and serve at once on toast. - view to taking care of a city double the size of Rock Hill when it was built. The water consumption has trebled since the plant -was put in, with the result that well water is be ing used to supplement the quantity "brought in/from the nVef. It Is pro-/ posed to build ft sedimentatoi’n basin near the river, into, which several mil- lign gallons of water could be pump ed and permitted to stand for .some days before being pumried into the city A different pump could he used^ as the lifting would be materially les sened and a much larger quantify of water could he pumped .itno th.ee ity daily through the line than can lie done at present. This, too, would be much freer, of mud than the water Js at present with the result that the Alteration beds would not become so clogged. With the erection of this sedimentation basin, by the expedient of a dam.across a ravine, it is believ ed the water problem of Rock Hill would lie solved for a number of ypars, when the simple addition of an extra pipe line from thtT'cTty plant to the basin would dobule the capacity. of reply lie had this to soy: •’Las} yeuj- f-saw nn opera calledg’La Rolieiiie’ Thert* wus ii trirl in It mimed Mind. She was the heroine, in fact. Along- about the third act, .when I had to leave, sfie was pretty sick. But slit* must he better now, because I see the ■opera \Vill he back here next week.”, Thoughts of the Zoo “Fine feathers make fine birds.” “What realty interests me at the zoo is those fashionable furs.” Where Seals Are Found Seals an* found on Guadalupe is land ami the coast of (’Idle, New Zea land and southern Australia, southern coasts of South America andjieighhor- ing Islands. The northern ffTr sefil is confined to the north Pacific ocean and Bering sea, City Without Movies -A city Inis been discovered where the moving picture is unknown. It Is Amov. in shut hern ( ’hina, with 120,000 inhabitants. No amusements prevail, except niah-jonug/'aml that is restrict ed to the homes of... mandarine and wealthy merchants. Children Cry for “Castoria” e ' s W _ ^ Especially Prepared for Infants and Children of All Ages ‘ , ,, „ —. . ‘Mother! Fletcher’s Castoria has; recommend It. The kind you have been in use f»»r over 30 years as a* ; always bought bears signature of pleasant, harmless substitute for Castor Oil, I’aregoric,, Teething Drops and Soothing S\j*fps. Contains no narcotics. Proven directions are on earti packagey/Physicians everywhere Columbians Hcar'Dr. Tipple. * Columbia —The mass meeting tu at the Fir.^t vPap.tist church in the/in terest of the perpetuation “tff/relig- ious liberty and religious edUrihtion in .Europe.” eijjflpcially in thanjiart of Eu rope of which the Intern>rfionaPocllege at Rome is the eent/r. was well at tended. Tho.jchi.eJ/ address of the evening was mruK* by Dr. Bertrand M Tipple, president of the college. Other speakers were Dr. John G. Benson, secretary of the Monte Morio associaiion; Dr. E. O. Watson, secre tary of the Federal Council of Churches Jor Christ in America; James E. McCulloch, secretary of the Southern' Cooperative League for Ed- ucation and Social Service. Gov. j Thomas G. McLeod presided at the meeting, Dr. Tipple gave a graphic descrip tion of the history of the International college, whic hhe said "hefd stood like a bulwark for religious freedom, in the day before the war. during the war, and since that time,” and a concise description of the work the college is doing and the opopstiion it has met. TRADE c 7iuo pleasant ways to relieve a couylv Take your choice and suit your taste. S-B—or Menthol ' flavor. A sure relief for coughs, colds and hoarseness. Put one in your mouth at bedtime. Always keep a box on hand. ”1 MARK SMITH BROTHERS S.B. COUCH DROPS Famous sine* 1847 MENTHOL (ororujt colored box) Rattlesnake Attacks' Horry Man. Conway—Cappas,Cook of the Pee Dee sectipn was bitten by a rattle snake pilot near Conway. Mr. Cook was cutting wood and started to pit k up a small log to cut wjjgn the snake- hit him on the thumb. He^ pays the. snake’s jaws closed over hts hand and it was necessary to jerk his hand several times before he could, throw him off.' He immediately tied a cord tightly around his thumb below the wound ami came to Conway to a doc tor as soon as possible. He wap oromptly treated. Baltimpre ^ of the Original and Genuine » Unless you insist 6n the original and genuine Henry S. Wampole’s, Made in fialll- more, yon may not get th* product used by millions ; for nearly two decades. <S > a&dadl& ^Preparation^ EXTRACT OF COD UVER0IL COMPOUND ft