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t SHOULD ACT QUICKLY WKRK HOGS ARE ?KE Furr.rr: fry 2d to Prepare y. Aya'.stacks of Hoy P* o' r t V. I . J .\^l fEjU'l-'" . C T- \ v.!- r. <. .an. 3 with a [ la Avi <1UH-l:l.y. v.S? t a veterinarian < . a ':..'";icd i ! '.mcd'alelv. Don't v . it i; sise'o hear when you . u: -pec*. <1 > ase in your lord. UTe the telephone or send to t< w n at once. Only prompt action will stop heg-cholei a losses. Kvery hog saved wiil help v. in the war. This is the message of tremendous importance which the United States Department of Agriculture is can v i; g to farmers, net oi.iy in the great I lmg belt inclutl'(I in Iowa, Missouri, and Illinois, ar.d nearby States, which produce hi p? j- cent < l the hog output oi tie i. ! ;'c l ai, laic also t11 i i)i(') s of tie Smith, where in sev( ;.l Slates is. hog lo.-. o.> due t;' < l.olora res, to two to thice times the average losses for the country. 4 liojr losses j i KMC by disease rose trAl0 per 1,00v# in Arkansas, l(/> i ' ' Louisiana, Kb) in Florida, SO in (isoipia, 70 in Tennessee, 70 in Ala^ lama, and <?.? in .Mississippi, ;i p a i :i; I an average of 4S pei 1,000 for the entire country. Al least 00 per e.-M < f the.ve losses we re att.iliui.ed t li(<^ ehoL )"?u Tin- time for argument about rmti i (>:'-< hoici a seoum is past, <h <-laiv t ,i specialists of tile Unitexl States Department of Agriculture. F.xpli i1 figur< s are read l v a.aiiablo whieh prove o!: in sv<d:al?ly Mat, xvlren ad i) ' li l< in time by competent pers i s. h<cholera sxvt:m will ke. )? 9 s t\\ hop;s flora taking the disease I i a p* riod of tiiiYt to six week a Not argument bat ?;juie'k action is i1 .perative to get soium and a tram<rs! operator lo the farm to treat tb' b< trs. Heirs v.7i.l be saved and Lb" Katiem1* iWi?t supply inoieased if '( ve i y fa;nn*>r wiH immediately wjoon disease call in the noaro-t j.vaih.hle n.>jpert to diagnose the-con.j t.ii t ,j>mI administer whnffvovev ti'f?>?tMier?.i -is necessary. Tar I-J^partioent of Agriculture is i. ping -that all State, county. an i Ucal lu\n?rttoiik interests, irududing S.ate vote rinarian.s, live-vtocl: h< ards, .State college workers eounlv iaportt-s, a?nd local veterinarians, hi _ ^ :gin iimwoiliuteKv to orgaiiku- anti he;gr-? Imlora .preparedness car^aign^ to i each-e very faiuie) in evo'j conn t>. Such organisation a'read> exisd in many places. Whore it nm the ) is need of special and jmnu dint action before the hot-wei-athoi (or?iitim> 1 favorable t?* hoj? <?lio'!era (.(.me on. Bankers anu .othri* hit sine** mm tun ;;??i hit the wovk of in fx//.minp" aimers where they can pot ?<ixpert ^ help im nod Lately when they suspect < b< lent in their herds. lasts of a?*. c edited persons cor'petenl tx<V,.hip_ 1 ose cholera and administer serum toj/ethcr with their addresses stnb telephone minlbcrs, should hi- fur L'Slie.l to each farmei in the county, v.ith the appeal that he caJI lor h(ii> a.i oik.c i:i ca*e of need. Business men m:i\ tdsm arrange through the iocal veterinary .authorities or count" ;j_.< 111 to buy scrum at the nearest & JState serum ph-nt, private plant, or serum depot, arml hold it in reserve for emei-.'xency use. State and Bed era I animal-iudu- -'try authorities should >?e notified at once by tele pram of jnny outbreak. Jlecuuse a single ^outbreak of hop, chvW ru ot, any fs;nti ix a matter ol to men t of the entire .eommunily, and cause hop-eholrea infection is rapidly spread jn many ways, the f)cpart moist of Ap rieulUn e is urpviiy; farmers to e.;ajpv?y eve?;y po.shiV.lc measure to keep the disease out of their1 herds. The department has is- j su< d a special 'hoi;-cholera poster?^ "Stop Hopf-Chol?ra Losses1*? which] yives specific directions for &ivoiding j infection by sanitary and ^c1.f-(juar- j ?Kif.me measures; also directions; forj tJv- isolation and tr*.-jtmont of /'hoi-, < va/if j feeted hogs, and direction* for! disinfection and restocking' the hog Armors' Bulletin M4, soon to; be publi?hcd, contains the latest in- j formation at the command of the .l/nited Slat<s Department ?{ Milium concerning hog-choleia /no-1 vontion and the immunization oH hogs against the disease. .What is LAX-FOS V iax-fos IS MM mmovco cascam A Digestive liquid uiitive, cathartic and Liver Tonic. Contains Cascara Bark, Bine Flag Root, Rhubarb Root, Black Root, May Apple Root, Senna Leaves and Pepsin. Combines strength with palatable aromatic taste. Docs not gripe. 50c COPY SI MMONS FOR RELIEF. (Cj:;iplaint Not Served) | STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, C\ unty of Horry. Cou?t of Common Pleas, CFoigo J. Holliday, Plaintiff, Against r.atie Martin, Fred I>. Martin, and Troy Martin, Defendants. TO THE DEFENDANTS ABOVE NAMED: YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED and required to answer the com( plaint in this action, which has been filed in the office of the Clerk of the Court ol Common l'leas, lor the said , County, and to serve a copy of your .'.mover to the said complaint on the , subscriber at his office at Conway, S. C., within twenty days after the service hereof; exclusive of the day of such service; and if you fail to answer ' the complaint within the time aforesaid, the plaintiff in this action will applv to the Court for the 1 . relic f demanded in tho complaint. Dated .June 19th, A. I). 11)17. 11. H. WOODWARD, Plaintiff's Attorney. To Fred D. Martin and Katie Martin, absent defendants: Take notice that the Complaint in the foregoing stated action nad the Si mmons of which tlie forctfoiny is a opy was field in the office of the Clerk of the Court of Common Picas on the 20th day of June A. I)., 1917. H. H. WOODWARD, Plaintiff's Attorney. W. L. DlvVAN, (L. S.) C. C. C. P. O COPY SI MMONS FOR RELIEF. (Complaint Not Served.) i STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, County of 11 orry. Court of Com mo*; Pleas. ?. onway rumisnmg company, a Corporation, Plaintiff, Against Kdith A. Pittman, and J. J. Pittnvan, fleferwlants. TO THK DKFKNDANTS AP.OVF ; KAM'I^I): 1 YOU AUK 1110 RIO BY SUMMON HP f ir! required to answer the complain: :n this action, which has boon filed ir the office of the Cleik of the Court o! 'Common Pleas, for the said County and to servo a copy of your answer tc the -said complaint on :\!ho subscribe! ; at his office at Conway, S. C., withir twenty days after th-e service hereof ( xclusive of the <!ay of such service and if you fail to ajUswcr the complaint within the time aforesaid, th? plaintiff in this action will apply U the'Court for the belief demanded ir thi-Toniplaint. l>:ited June Kith, A. I). 1917. 11. fR WOODWARD, Plaintiff's Attorney. To Kdith A. Pittman and J. J. Pittman, Absent ^Defendants: TAKK NOTJ.CK That the Com 'plaint in the foregoing stated actio: and the Summons of which the fore going is a copy were filed in the office of thc-'Ork of the Court c,l Common Placs in and for Horry Com tv, at Conway, S. C., on the 14th ds..x of .hine A. Ik !13>1 7. vv. i,. KHYAN, ( L. S.) C. C. C. P. 33 'iH WOODWARD, T'liii 111if!'\s Attorncy. USE NATIVE" SOY DEANS I imported S03 Beans Are Mixture of .Many Vitrifies and Undesirable f|jor Seed. 1 During the past few months very large quantities* cpf Manchurian aiv.t Korean soybean wed have been ithceived at Pacific roast ports and distributed to some extent in differen parts of the United States. Although imported mainly for industrial purposes, it has been brought to the attention of the United States Department of Agriculture that some of tinseed '.mis been offered for planting purposes at prices much below tlios* 1 Hi' American-grown bc&ns. Much of this se*:d is exceedingly undesirable. The farmer is advised not to plant imported seed, as disappointment with the .crop will almost certainly result. Throughout the Orient where th'"kvians are largely pro<luced t'hr seed is bought up by the merchants and stored at railway stations. No jcr*d-| ing frs attempted, the stored beans being of all varieties and mixed more; or less with sand and trash. The exporters buy the hearts from the merchants simply by wejglrt, but before shipment the beans are graded only as to eolor of seed and cleaned. Near 1v every lot contains several varieties resembling each other only in seed color. The United States Department of Agriculture has tested over 1,000 of soy beans received from different parts of the Orient, and the great majority of ti'iCSe Uic much inferior to the best varieties commonly grown in the United States. Even small lots of imported seed have bee" 'Viund more or less mixed, in /?om< THE HORRY HERALI | FORSAKE TRENCHES FOR SHELL HOLES y i Thousands of Men May Be in Craters When Field Looks Empty. i f v>^ll I kVlUI\|U(U IV 1 D 1*1 1 C* I IV V- > ?The western f'*ont nowadays i.^ marked by many changing phases. East of bloody Monchy-Le-I'reux, on the Arras battle field, and west of Warnton, on the Messines battle fields, trench lines have been forsaken and fighting- is being carried on day and night between large bodic of opposing troops lying" out in tin shell holes. Some of these hole.?, blown by heavy caliber guns, an really enormous craters, in which two s.'ore of men can establish ami fortify tin in elves. Shell holes lend themselves i? <|Ukk conversion to machine gun em placement and those ghastly weap or.s fer n the chief means of defenst. The (leimans arc showing particular dt.siro to cling to the shell hales* :c < r:g as possible before retiring t their lixod lines in the rear. This is quite a change from their origina1 for heretofore they have loved thei. deep dugouts in the trenches with a love that seldom broached separation. Some prisoners taken from shell holes recently?pulled bodily out in nocturnal raids?have franklv declared, however, that it is discipline and not desire that keep them out in the open. The Germans recently turned i. hurricane of annihilating- artillery fire on trenches they had lost to the British on Infantry Hill, cast of Mo. ey, hut British troops suffered littu ' | from the lavish expenditures of high | explosives. Marvelous Tactics The manner of utilizing shell era | ' tors is little short of marvelous Thou sends of nu n can take cover in these j ' eratcis, yet from even the most for-1 ward observation post the batth fi<ld looks absolutely empty. A move ' n.ent from shell hole positions can In wi tched without the realisation o! j ' the fighting being in progress. From time to time a small group of men will leap from one. hole to another dragging machine guns win them and disappearing- so puickly ? the new shelter that the eart'li >eenr t > have opened arrd swallowed them. Ability to take <q?iick advantage i any available cover is an art tli American tnavps will hava to stud\ thoroughly v. l>en they co?ne to t?.k<. tl>eir places on the fighting- front. The carrying of supplies to shell holes and bringing hack tin wounded r is very >diffscnht <luring the mid-sum-mcr short flights. Tht battle fields have been enwrapped <vn a great heat wave, but it is reiiewd temporavilx iww ami thru by thuivder storms. Not yet hawing- forgiven ttlie British /< ?> driving ifociti some x or seven nolo 1 away f'wan Arias, '.the Germans hav r.iaiiitaanKyd heavy centimeter gun iv.ell hark of th?ir -slowly retreat in line aiwJ ft-re upon tthe city ith one) mous ?i issues which sing like ; storm "wind and explode with groat cashes like thunder. The firing b only desultory, however, for these guns?only four centimeters smallei than the famous 42s?are very ex pensive weapons unrl all recenti> e; j)tin*e<l artillery orders speak of the economic use of munitions to thutmost. cases as many as 12 distinct varietie; being found in one sample. With' many sorts it is impossible to ascer- , tain the varieties from seed color alone. Such seed sometimes produces plants ranging from 10 to -'il> day; ! apart in time of maturity. In the United Still ok tion has been given to the breeding of pure adapted varieties, and thrr are now about 20 .satisfactory sort j o \ the market. The department feels that any farmer planting iinported seed is taking an unwarranted ' risk and that he is justified in plant-i ing American-grown seed even at j ' higher prices. Seed of all the Am-j eiican varieties most generally 1 grown is still available, and inform- < at?on as to where it can be obtained nuay be had on application to the do partmcnt or the State experiment 1 1 stations. It is urged that industrial,* purchasers of soy beans do not sell the imported seed for planting, ana ' that seedsmen also avoid offering ' such seeds for sale. 3 Whenever Yota Need General Tonic n Take Cirove*s j t The Old Standard Grove's Tasteless , . chill Tonic it equally valuable as a General Tonic^ because it contains tls?* I c well known tonic properties of QUIN INK o and IRON. It acts on the Liver, Drives- p out Malaria, Enriches the Blood and 1 Builds up the Whole System. 5C ctuts. 1 >, CONWAY, S. C. GERMANS NERVOUS I OR PLAN ATTACK Hindenburg Puts Forth Various ''Feelers'' on French Front. There are si.ur.s 0:1 many parts of 1 1. ? * t < ' ? ? * 1 ' inc i' rcncM ii'oiu mat tno uermam i are either nervous concerning tin French intentions or are preparing an offensive. A series of "feelers" has been carried out by Field Marshal Hindenburg at various points, principally around the Faon plateau One of the chief of these was air of fort to cut a breach in the French line at Vauxilion where the (lorinar. hof'k" units temporarily thrust tin ! ' ciu-'n from a short trench svsten on tie slopes of Monkey mountain on which it was important that both armies sh< .o ssess observatories-. Fieii'i M'-. teraltacks immediate ly rc gni: od ; . the grouml lost exeep' a salient men."ring a few yards in which the (le. i an position is inprecarious. On tins occasion tiw (Or nian shock troops ; warned in tb.-ii .. I ! i j i I . < ^ii111 Micvc.s wiiiiitiii i*;iv k ', a i . o l ?'. tirifio bombardment > ; which e ver, yard of the adjacent ground was s< arched by shells. The German "shockei s," as soon as they succeed in their determined and courageous effort, turned over tlie trenches they had gained to the Seventy-eighth infantry division who. however, faileel to hold them v. he called upon for a defensive effort. The correspondent visited the entire position in this sector today and found the French firmly established while the Germans on the other side of the hill were deprived of observatories and thus their artillery was blind. Another lively affair occurred in the vicinity of Mont Carnillot where the Germans and French attacked ;.l most simultaneously, the fovim r with, tlu object of recovering prominent points they had lost some weeks ago and the lattter with the intention of getting ficc elbow room. As it happened a unit consisting of only G2 French grenadiers and portable machine gunners occupied the position coveted by the Germans an<l not only divve the attacking forces but pursued them and captured n eon siderabk- length of German twin beam! in vloing to ki 1 loci mow than 200 Gcmi?ns. On the Chemin-dosJTtoamos also the Germans launohoe yesterday a number of attacks s*??ve of which j resulted in most desperate engagei ni( nts. In the neighborhood of 1, t Uoyere farm the ground was covered with German bodies while the only ' llwi I .... 1 ' 1 - V V . ?1 Vii\; VIVI llNMI^ 'Jlt'll IL'Vt'd W US l<> j?i;in possession oS" ;i -short section of u front French trench. | Used 40 tears I ^ S The Woman's Tonic Si ^ Sold Everywhere 9 ... o Now that wo must all do our hit j for the advancement ol' tin* interest ol' our counrty in the war; p'ease, i there any way in which we can make labor fashionable? This is the time of all times when the "shirker" will endeavor to avoid hi-. duty to his country, .lust because ii man is not subject to the cor.scrip- , tion act, he is not to bo called * "slacker;" provided he is willing to to bis full duty by his country while remaining at home. No, the duties i o be performed by there who must emain at home are fully as import- | snt to the welfare of this nation as ^ A. I -1 -A ' ^ 4 r?: uii- uimes or those who go to the | rent. But in relation to those who ( leither have any job at home, ami rom the stand-point of ape arc subect to the selective draft, and man- I ige to find some excuse for evading s heir duties as fighting soldiers injf be army, there is absolutely no ox- , use and th< y will deserve the highst censure and will be entitled to the mvest grade in the estimation of heir fellows. .... I ? SPY VISITED FLORENCE Reported .\tr?'st in Georgia Recallsj Su*i>?t i?rj < Visitor. Florence, .Inno 2*.?It has recently been rep ?rtod here that a tlerman spy had hoen arrested dressed as a woman, in one of the coll ges in Georgia, and the description tallied exactly to a character who was in Florence just about the time that there was s.) much talk about the efforts to rouse the negroes to tiouble, and which statements were so gin! erally denied. The part.N referred to , i was an awkward looking won an. rather heavy, speaking in a slow, pr1 cise way, evidently to avoid the us of loriegn accent, dresse 1 in black and selling books in < no plate or ^something else in anotla r. 'l'lii, agent was reported at several colleges, both male ami id maie and i it emed that the same characU r wasomotimts a man, and ethers a wo 1 man. This is made plainer by Uu 1 i;,< t that w Iicii a1 i\ -ded i.? ; m:in disputed ;u a wv:,.;.u. ii:.- pi. ; < se seen. v<! to ho to . 11 I.u i ...'l i.ca: i! ' ; "i 11 ih |fn i.iiii iii g'i'.i : " ?;. ? i to i tinman iii'. > ' ( in en. e ? !' a rio startetl in any manner by the a i> bj .- own i>y I In- ti- 1 t r , < u h t ho i'oitnt ry. Magnolia Balm LIQUID FA CE PO WDER. fThe beauty secret of women who know how yl? to take care of the coniL.7 plexion. Cannot be i { detected. I deals Sun^urn, stops Tan. Soothing, /'f.'u cooling, refreshing. lL ' Pir>k, White, 'Rote-Red. t S 75c. at 'Druggists or by mjil direct. Sample (either color) for 2c. Stamp. Lyon Mfg. Co., 40 South Fifth St., Brooklyn, N. Y. | ? SUMMONS Vzll KHLIEF (Complaint Not Served.) Court of Common PL as STATE OF SOUTH CA HO LIN A, j County of Horry, i Palmetto Grocery Company, Piuiniifi vs. Dubury Watts and Pert Watts, I>< fendants. TO TH K DEPENDENTS Dubui; Watts and Bert Watts: j YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONI ED ami required to answer the com, plaint in this action which is filed ii i the office of the Clerk of Cou: t o! jCommon Pleas or the said Count> Land to serve a copy of your answei t> the said complaint en the subscriber at his office in Marion, Souil Carolina, within twenty days r.ftei the service hereof, exclusive of th< iday of such service and if you fail t< j answer the complaint within tin time .vforesaid, the. plaintiff in t'ih actieoc will apply to the Court :<>r the ! relief demanded in the cenipbiint. VY. F. S TACK HOI'SK. Plaintiff's Attorw v. I...... - I i/.tie<i Mav 21st, 1 i> 1T. To the Absent Defendants, Dubu;\ | Watts and Bert Watts: | TAKE NOTICE That tie coir,. plaint in the above stated action \va | filed in the office of the Clerk of I Court for Horry County on the 21>t day of May, HUT, and that you are rrquitcc) to answer the same as so* j forth in the foregoing summons. W. E. STACK HOUSE, Plaintiff's Attorney. Dated this May 21st, It) 17. ! OH DEIS FOR A I'POI \TM ENT . OF (H AUDIAN AD LITEM. Court of Comtnov. Ideas. STATE OF SOUTH CAUOLINA, County of Horry. Palmetto Orocery Company, Pia'ntiff j vs. Duhury Watts and Bert Watts, Defendants. On reading and filing the peti!ton of tlic plaintiff in tlu> nlmvn - ? 4- -1 V V .-lull U ease for the appointment of a Guardian Ad Litem for the infant dt food ant Hert Watts, on motion of W. K. Stackhouse, Attorney for the Plaintiff, it is i ORDERED That A. K. Wait he, and he is hereby appointed Guardian Ad Litem of the infant defendant Bert Watts for the purpose of this j iction, unless within ten days after tlie service of a copy of this order ipon him, he, or some one in his lmla'f shall procure to he appoint* d a j tiuardian Ad Litem foi the said in-j 'ant defendant; that ft copy of this >rder shall he served upon the said Jert Watts, infant defendant hv the . )ublication thereof in the Horry Her-| ild, a newspaper published in the' "nnnty nmj State ft f Of C .".Si LI, CHCC ft ' veck for six weeks. W. L. BRYAN, Clerk of Court, Horry County. )ated Max 'Jtst, 1917. 1 i THREE COOPERATIVE CANNING HOW BUSINESS FAILS When Farmer Selects Should Develop to Highest Stanard of Quality. That a cooperative cannery is unlikely to succeed unless it can handle a sufficient quantity of high-grade fi uit or vegetable products is pointed out in an article by W. II. Kt rr in the 1b!t> Yearbook of the United States Department of Ag ricuitur". Many canneries, it if said, have faded because their primal y purpose \va- to di p -so of culls ai d low g vde piodu t:. the portion of th? ? op that could not be sold i the in timet in a 11,,mrto. St.-ii low-grn !< ; v, luets no ui sli hrinf ' ^ " " r ~ . . . . < |I1 U I I . . I " pro i in them is not j vat. end t; y are diifieiilt to I -1#x>.*-* of at ; ( xeopt in connecti .1 with 1; j,o ?;uantitios of hiy.li y rad -s. Tno fir-, s e;\ tk v . ro. in the e.-tali'i?i.ri r.t of :\ ooipov.live e:>oi.i..y hi..- : <h uh! ho 1.0 1. : k rtain t.i:; t .0 v ?yai.-iie . ] of fsh To t or v-.y tail"" oar ' obtained. A cmrorry shoo d !? ryr ;.tod ;js ooi.tiruiou-.'y If o.y..".:t t c year as possible in order to avoi i tin? e\pen.o of idle m.finery ami i ilo hob). The nu s' su xTsrful ocepe'Xit :vt estab iskmi a's r n\pack a v <! ^ va.ioty of pnd.'cU r.v v a long period, onio starting Witii strawberries i"i Miv and c< ir.iruing stadilv 1 < , -i .. 1 1 rou ii 0.0111 the vmv min 1 * - the {iwith the ) a king o." late veg<. tables in 1 ict?iiilu r. If less than 300,000 pounds of raw matei lal are handled annually, says the article. if is not likely that the proceeds w'lf p r.nit a fair return to the producers Lack of sufficient capital is another cause of the failure of many coopt rativo ennne* iv . Such an or t r* 'prise requires mere raj ital than the average cooperative undertaking. Considerable money is rcqui < d to meet ojHuat.ir.g exp mses ami the r?turns f rom earned goml are fre(mj ntly not received until as lo< j? as months or more a fern* t he delivery I of the jaw rnntmial. T. is means 'thai money nunt he advanced to the .'grcwe** when he delivers the raw ivur'teiial, advance o. ;h" <ha eat ,r f c. Iquenlly ranging fro.n 'h? to b > p r .'c( tit of the value e" the produce. Tlx? jmoney required 1-c the puif^cv.-. rn'uy freouentl v be rr;.. c' from bank"" ,r * . '1 the plant a .d * t\ omcufc i(.(> j-rce .'from del ; vhe,r norm a e t> /gun. 1!' M r*1 is liv,, the ca e. how, evei, .I.e. batiks .nay he unwi 1 a to Haeivance r w > ???* ;i< . As an in,'stance of what is possible with go< <1 .credit the article portions a ' raids' ctmnt is: the Yv'c. t w aiv. i ieeently pirvlu.sc i a train load , f ugar for use ti.r \ ghoul H e year and , sc-cur* d .000 11 o a one bank for that })U ) p A thi;d cc tmidoion of imroitai ee i> ennti. u ty in the business. A sufficient vi initio of lu i rs mint he secured n I only ior on? yeas but for succeeding ye. r , and the c<> \'tract with the p! rducsvs, therefore, j should he made to run for a censidorable period of ti ;o. It is ;?1 o ?ieisirable that the p.War's ami the vajricties shor'd he cli.-.tii.et'\ sree'Tied. [Seme of the mo' e sirc-ssful ceo; erative canne ries hav? ?'op nnl d p iu.iarily t pen a fe >" ' ig " rovers whose inter s in the wn hv. taking ,was sti'hheic idly rieai to h ue tin ir I SUpPOe t. ' Whor.\cr tie- b s ee s is 1: "ye enough it is d< i ah to have a field man to wcrl: wit1 tie farmer im nt bets. An important r ' lion of litis man's time s hou'd h?^ devoted to mnk i ig cevtain tha; t o praye r varieties a"o grown. Market demands change from t:,oe to time, and it is essential for success that the cannery be able to supply the kind of products that are most asked for. One safe ru'o is to p :t up as high-grade produ 'ts as possible, and farmers' canneries always should strive to increase the production of the best grades. These usually bring far L A- ^ inner average returns to the producer than cheaper material. o Constipation Causes Serious Ills. '"Let me see your tongue" is the doctor's first question. When the tongue is coated it means sluggish bowels, and you invite not only headaches, indigestion but serious illhealth. Avoid those dangers by taking Pr. King's New I ife Pills. They arc sugar coated, highly efficient, yet mdd and easy in action, pleasant to take hy young, aged or delicate. Sold for years at your druggist, 25c.?adv. Waste only adds to ihe high cost of I:ving if you a Mow it to go on.