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" OALOMEL MAKES YO IT'S MERI Straighten Up! Don't Lose a D Liver and Bowels With Ugh! Calomel makes you sick. Take a dose of the vile, dangerous drug to night and tomorrow you may lose a day's work. + Calomel is mercury or quicksilver which causes necrosis of the bones. Calomel, when it comes into contact with sour bile crashes into it, break. ing it up. This is when you feel that awful nausea and cramping. If you feel sluggish and "all knocked out," if your liver is torpid and bowels consti pated or you save headache, dizziness. coated tongue, if breath is bad or stomach sour, just try a spoonful of harmless Dodson's Liver Tone. Here's my guarantee-Go to any drug store or dealer and get a 50-cent bottle of Dodson's Liver Tone. Take a spoonful tonigift and if it doesn't Qoosroema Buy unlimited life scholarship before Aug. keeping, Shorthand, Typewriting and Engli ment and Success. Great demand for gradu Address KING'S BUSINESS COLLEGE, ONE FISH IS SOLD FOR $329 Return of Sturgeon to Delaware River Surprising as It Wab Thought to Have Been Exterminated. Sturgeon fishing in the Delaware river and hny has showed a surprising ilprovenient over past years in the number of catches and size of the fish. the Philamlelphii Record stat es. Old river men are mystified by the return of the sturgeon, as it was thought these big fish had been about (xterlmlinated. Recently a number of exceptionally big fish were caught, some averaging well above 200 pounds and a few 300 pound sturgeon have also been caught. The cow sturgeon are just now filled with roe antd some of the big ones yield from 00 to 100 pounds, selling at $2.75 a pound at the wharves. One fisher inan who brought in a 300-pound stur geon last week was pal(1 $305 for the roe and $24 for the fish, his cntch net ting him $320. Iharry A. 1)albow of Pennsgrove, who has been buying caviar here for many years, says that this is one of the best sturgeon seasons in the bay he has seen for a long time. There is a big deinaiid for lie roe this year. as Importations of caviar from Russia, where sturgeon are enught extensively, have been cut off by the war. A Domestic Cataclysm. hie (reading the news)--My dear, I see there's another break in China. She-I can't help it, John. Even taking it out of her wages won't stop her. Constipation generally indicates disordered stomach, liver and bowels. Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills restore regularity without griping. Adv. iAIost lnll stria re l (extra oriiily.13 til. GREEN MOUNTAIN ASTHMA TREATMENT I'his treatment is the resultofcmany thears of study an oxeronrein thesecltr. en requthot b. the lute di Co .urtV - m ur.~iTet'NwoMeicu Sodfr47 yeatry. aFrMlar InCilrs and andr Aleo ar Fhity Geneal Stredthndn Tonic.n p***ica*.''"n Funtr Polish3.0 atl dgie a high aplis ato al kin actid. an breae nAtha sl costand oldausaes, trafmet. e.Senta o F.B.oldr,165Chrstie St.1.Rield o, lPr,.. The fo New ye ral rament Nand 6Fevero. sor ampie today.ale frwill mil ou myCormufanyexcelletnt .O PILUTOURE Ca URESinIthe Temew InToErA, ramn free.n kincieaseos.n Pric gt , ' C 60e at druggists, or 'direct froin A,3.flihards Medicin. Cs.,Shsrnan,Tex OLD FALSE TEETH WANTED matter if broken. Send bparcel pest and reeiv TothSeelralty" 201 . Fifh lb nee.l' ias rblF E'very~4oman Want. pelvIo catarrh, ulceration and inflam. mation.' ecommended by Lydia E. Plnians Med. Co. for tern years. A heeling wonder for nasal catarrh, U SICK, UGH! IJURY AND SALIVATES ay's Work! Clean Your Sluggish "Dodson's Liver Tone." straighten you right up and make you feel fine and vigorous by morning I want you to go back to the store and get your money. Dodson's Liver Tone is destroying the sale of calomel be cause it is real liver medicine; entire. ly vegetable, therefore it cannot sali vate or make you sick. I guarantee that one spoonful of Dodson's Liver Tone will put your slug. gish liver to work and clean your bow els of that sour bile and constipated waste which is clogging your system and making you feel miserable. I guar antee that a bottle of Dodson's Liver Tone will keep your entire family feel. ing fine for months. Give it to your children. It is harmless; doesn't gripe and they like its pleasant taste.--Adv. ' Special Summer RATES ARE NOW ON 15th and save $ro on any course. Book ;h Courses. We train for Business Employ dtes. Send for catalog and full information. RALEIGH,N.C.,or CHIARLOTTE,N.C. Working Both Ways. "It is the early bird int catches the worm." "So does the early fish." If you suspect that your child has Worms, a single dose of Dr. I'eery's "Dead Shot" will settle the question. Its action upon the Stomach and Bowels is beneficial in either case. No second dose or after pur gative necessary. Ady. Two Standpoints. She -Mrs. Scraggs dresses in awful taste. IIe--I know she does; I've tasted her salads. Maybe He Was Too Weak. "I don't believe that mnan was real ly hungry." "Why ?" "lie said he hadn't had anything to eat for three hlays, and I told him if he would split that cord of wood I'd give him his breakfast." "Well ?" "I e asked mie for his breakfast first. Any man who was really that hungry would have been glad to earn his mneal." FRECKLES Now Is the Time in Get Rid of These Ugly Spots. There's no longer the slightest need of feeling ashamed of your freckles, as the prescription othine - double strength - is guaranteed to remove these homely spots. Simply get an ounce of othine-double strength-from your druggist, and apply a little of it night and morning and you should soon see that even the worst freckles have begun to disappear, while the lighter ones have vanished entirely. It is seldom that more than one ounce is needed to com pletely clear the skin and gain a beautiful clear complexion. Be sure to ask for the double strength othine, as this is sold under guarantee of money back if it fails to remove freckles. Adv. Joke on Mother. Returi'nhlg home one( afternoon, hitt le Itit'hard'('s mlother' found him apparent ly in great pain. Careful que'stioing failed to disclose the cause of the told thle mothler' that Richard lprObabtlly wais in niteed of' tit oil so unlpopuhllr wvit cb(hildhren, and5 she prloceeded to aidiister ai gener'ous portion dlespite the crying r'esistance~ of Richard.il A few inulites later' the boy appearedit'(. appiarenitly in great glee. "I've got ia joke on nmot her-I've got at joke on mothei'," he crlied. Ml'mbers of the family were curious. of course. "'lotherci thought I was si'ck and gave' me oil, but I got the toothache,"' lie ('xtim ied btw~een laughs. Rtichaird's earilier rt'teeneeit' was (lilt to dreadi~ of thle dlentist's chair-In How He Led the Class. Tihere wvas sorhe dloublt as to whether Jfohnny, age eight, of Muniicle, wvould be prlomioted this year, his minad having r'uan hrgely to baseball andit othei' mat t ers e'xt itranous to schiool, butt lhe manl aged to "pull1 through.'' As he came' hiomue waving his report ..atrd his mnoth 'ir ask ed, rat her fear fuilly, ''Anti how did you stand, son?'" ''Right at thle head ofi thle cl ass,'' was the boastful reply. "Th'e t eacher t(o1l mie thait if' the class were turned up side down I'd he ati thle head, anad It certinily was upishle down this moi'n ing, he'(ause we din' t study oi' do aniy thin g but1 shoot liaiper wads, whisper atnd act ulp."-Indianapolls News, The Slacker. She-Ar'e you going to enlist ? H~e-Well, I woulh~l if I thought I could not pass5 the examninatlon. Canada's 19110 Irade with Britain amounted to $821,t680,408. "If I was the grocer I'd sell nothin' but ~Post Toasties CLUB GIRLS CLASSES ENDS! intsructlon In Club Work at Winthrop College Brought to Close.-Many Attend Session. Rock liill.-A great deal of interest attached to the delivery at the sum mer school at Winthrop College of certificates to the 98 club girls who have been the guests of the college for the past two weeks. The club girls have applied themselves assidu ously to the tasks assigned them as was shown by the splendid display of articles they made while here. It is considered marvelous that they have ac('Ompllished so much in so short a time. Their commencement exercises which were held at the open hour after ('Impel, were an inspiration to all. Their rendition of "Carolina" and the canning club song were very creditable. In the absence of Presi (lent Johnson. Prof. Maginnis deliver ed the ce i itilcates, preceding the do livery with an explanation of their signifleannee. In 1912 six counties were engaged in the work with six demonstra tors and 54 girls; in 1917 3(1 counties are engaged in the wor: I with 36 demionstrtUors and eight as sistants and 7,000 girls. In addition to this, 6.000 women are engaged in regularly organized eftet ive work. The courses for women rover throe years and are carefully plannel atjd well executed. The courses for girls cover four years. 'i'hese ctoursr's en ter into all the phases of domestic and i economic life of girls and women. The "tomato girl," from learning how to grow and can tomatoes, goes on to other things. In the same way the "poultry girl" passes out into large:' fields. The counties engaged in this work pay the railroad fare and Winthrop College provides free entertainment and t iution to the prize winning girls for the short courses which end as te clay with a public commencement. Many entertainments are given the girls by the Y. W. C. A., the Chamber of Commerce of Rock Hill, the sum mer school faculty and others. Miss Edith Parrott is at the head of the home demonstration work for girls and women. She is assisted by Mrs. Dora Dee Walker, whose interest in this important work never lags. Oth er members of the demonstration fe. ulty whohave seemed tire'ess in their efforts to help the girls are Mr. Clevealnd, Miss Smnlth. \Iiis Garrison. Miss Lemon, Miss Barrett and Miss Forney. The girls have had lessons in sing ing, cooking, head and basket mak ing . They have darned stockings, taken notes and written recipes. In addition to learning to work, they also have learned to play and have heard a number of rare lectures. National Guard to be E~amined, Charleston.-Gen. Wood and Col. Roudiez, who is in charge of military affairs, were busy arranging for the calling out of the National Guard in this department on July 25, and one of the biggest. tasks is to round up enough doctors to put through the necessary' physical examninat iotts of thle soldiers aftet' they have report ed for dluty at their armories. The-National Gutardsnmen will be held at the i r qur ters for' about two wveeks after being called out, and duritng that time they will untdet'go rigid physical examitna tions and tere will be a gener'al check ing up of the forces. 'Tere will evidently be no delay in tmobilizing the Natiotnal Guatrd on July 25. as every; preparait ion is beintg madL~le to take carie of the big out pouring of men. After a couple of weeks ait ai'mories, the gttpar'dsmen will prob ably be assembled at State camphs, from which they wvill go t~o divisional centers. More Camps in South. ICharleston. -Still more training camps will be located in thle SouthI eatsternt artmy dlepartmetnt for later drafts, in the opinlotn of Gen. Wood, as the wvar department is exlpected to flndl that troops ft'otm the Central atnd near Not'thwcstern States may' be sent to the South fot' training almost as cheaply as to the Mexican border, whet'o they are tnow being r'oundedC~ into shape, thus saving the cost and phty sical unfitness c'aused by a later trip to the Atl antic seaboard for etmbarka tion. SOUTH CAROLINA NEWS ITEMS. Hebe Smith, a negro, was nccident. ally dr'owned in the Saluida river near Dreher's ferry while swim ming with antot her negro. The body was re cover'ed. The Young Men's Christian Associ Iatiotn has forwarded to Charleston anid Port Royal army tents wh-ich have betn in storage at the city associa t iotn for some time. A boil weevil discussion will he held in Sumter July 21. lDt. J. IR. Boling of Columbia and Dr. iR. (.. Ifamilton of Blookman, lieu tenants in the Columbia Red Crosa ambulance corps No. 26 left Columbia they will joini their comupany now~ in' last week for Allentown. Pa.. where training at Allentown. The Columbia ambulance company left Columbia sev eral 'weeks ago to go in training. Drs. B~oling and Hamilton have been wait. lng for their commissions which they received with orders to report immedi ately to the comtmanding o~icer, Capt. M. Hi. Wyman, also a Columbia phy sician, at Allentown I HARD ROADS ARE NECESSARY Big Essential in Using Trucks for Transportation of Farm Products to City Markets. The farm trlk is lestined to play an Iinportaint p It in the tnarket ig of farm produce, butt in the meantttimie fr rcuebuinhet Ititmuch attention Mnust hie 11!id to the roadways over which they are to be operated, in the opiilion of W. II. Satn lers, Instructor in farm ntoitor in the Kcansas State Agricultu r al college. "To use a Iruck to ml *itn tnin, hard roads are necessary," said dlr. San ders. "Trucks hav e een used wviti marked success for a nuuhe'r of years on paved streets. All hough they were used to transport food aml watrt('P to the United States troops during the recent occupation Of Mexlco, the war department sool (lecid (ed tha1t hard roads were a requirement in operating trucks to the best advantage. "Use of a truck on the farm saves time and reduces the manlher of ntcni required to do the farm haulliag. When a truck is operatel on the famna great er care will be used in laying out the fields so as to give a more eflicient use of power expended. 'Tlime will he saved, because less tune will he spent on the road between town and the farm. The number of farm hands will also 1e reduced." PERMANENT ROADS IN FAVOR Money Spent for Location, Grading and Drainage of Roads is Use ful Expenditure. Investing money in the proper loca tion, grading and drainage of roads is about the most permaninentlv useful expenditure of public funds that can he made. Usually courthouses are considered typical of such an invest ment, but a well-loented road is serv iceable for a far longer period. The courthouse is outgrown at the end of a quarter century ; if it continues in Ii II c1 ' Road of Bituminous Macadam, use longer- it must he1 reimodeled and the public oflielatis ini it. (-lamtor for bet ter (luariter-s. But a rond1( bild( out on proper lines and gratdes serves tihe putbile forever,11( Oid on 11 tht ccounIt its locantionf shiouild he( made~lt by a comn potent enlgineer-. I-urt hermor-e, even the oetnl ronds should he laid out with) tihe snmte enlre, so that3 as the country develops thley will Iimlproive wit lbIt and( not reqir e expeive ~'Jl urchiases for new- right s-of-way. For-esighit in suchi mantters will halve' vitimbile results wIthin13a 0comparat331ively few years In a country growing as fast as tihe Unit ed States. FIRST ROAD UNDER U. S. AID Will Be Located in Apache National Forest, Arizona--Several Advan tages of Highway. T[he first national forest road to be constructed under the fedeiral aid act wvill be located In the Apaiche National forest, ArIzona, ai survey for which has been nulthor-izedl by Secretary flouston. The proposed roadl will be 71 miles in length and( cost ab1out SM42,500, to be borne eqiually by tihe federal gov ernmaentI and tihe locall community. Among lthe advantages of the highway will be the opening up of enormious in dustrial resourices and a magnificent recreation area for- tourist travel. influence of Automoble. Tihe Influence of thle automlobile up On roadl Improvemlent is cons~tant~ and omnip~resent. It reaches the remotest rural regions and tends1 to convert bad road1s Into good and good roads into better. Cost is $800 a Mile. The average cost for repair and maintenance of 7,800 miles of hIghway In ConnectIcut, Massachusetts, New York, New Jersey and Rthode Island for the year 1912 was about $800 'I mnile. r.hL.Ji Net Contents 15Fluid Draonn A LGOllOL-3 PE R GENT?. A eelabcrctparatiofttr.s - similatingsthefood by Reguta .ntgtheStomadts andUBoweseL Thcrcti Promotin Didcsitolt ChcerfutlncssandRest.Cntain neither aOtn,Morphine notr ieral, NOT NAuCOTIC . /,saltS I YAniseirfd b: I Norms.Gd ran/wdl.41' ' Mntfn yarn .lant ' A he1pfill Remedy for Constipation and Diarrttoca, Lind Feverishness and Loss OF SLEEP ' restdting therefrom-inInfancY. FacSimile Si~nature of Tuz Ge rnu l CI1OMPAt1Y' . NEW YORK(. Exact Copy of Wrapper. Just Taik. "TheIn dutns."' shil a n overninent oftl clal at lunh'on. "galk lig abiout n "ar ii ulenmity ant annexiIon, hut they tlon't rne'atn whiait ihey say. They just holte by Their big talk In the he ginnintg to nitk e a bet'tIer bargain in the eni. "bTe Iluns tire lik' the clup who en tered1 the bank'r's liety' anti satla '''larlon lme, but art' you carrying antlleient life insurnre,' to satisfy your cOnSreene?' "'i a,' sahl Ilt taker, stortly. 'C'ni ,lt i nte'rest y oui, thn . sir, in aI paiyer plinian, o. ith elet rieni attaeh itetts ait a thoau:nel dollrs?' "'You eouibl not.' "'Wlhat nhbout ni :Z'It-iinuuinted talk Ing mnachine in satinwood ense, re dudto CtoIse ven huindre'd antl lifty diol Slars? "'Nothing doing.' "' "I wonder. sir, if an unexpurgatet set of E1P. P tRoe, full 1'vant norocco hlind tooled, going at five huntired lol nlars. dirt cheaup, woubl :ppen'a1 to you? "'N\o, it Wouhdn't.' "'Wutnt to buy a filing eihint', sir? "'No.' "'Abenu. 'l'n want would you say to this five-eent st i'k of siving soap a nickel slick of shliving Soap. just to get ril of me? Anything doing, sir? '.ly g)oodntess, yes! I ~ere! To ke "El "I'hin yott, sir, and goodia day~.'" Natural Fighter. "DTo you thinuk yoiu hoy woublt h44 sa4fe'r alt homeii' t ini the. nrmiay ?" "oti oai hii. 1-ver itimei t~here44 isia thak4 iin thei' lupire."' The ocea'stonal une of~ Romran TEye Dalsam at night uapon retiring will prevent nnd re i evo tired eyes, watery eyes, and eyo strain. Newv5~ 4' st lles ar1e 4hit'ne thatl peopeiit have*i fo'rgoa Itin. IMake the Auto e * ua nt'~~' usead o rob neede. A tache easiy am Ther o nth eDix. Th ixgie Tr haisk acap careulsyand tro ng ly tmae. Maine e. Attached coupoy n Justneniehe thrins o m h to the maeamdoenrips h 0 les exense Anyne 1'l* CASTORIA For Infants and Children. Mothers Know Th4 Genuine Castoria Always Bears the Signature of - Use For Over Thirty Years CASTORIA THE OENTAUN COMPANY. 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W LA OR RS- White and Colord Stay Work -Good Wagsa Excellent, opportunity for handy men s. advance in all trades. Can also use af classes of Mechanics at Good Wage& Apply in person to Bethlehem Steel Co., Sparrow's Point, M, 'W. N. U., CH ARLOTTE, NO. 29--191V. Do Your Hauling I e Fe Trailer e it hauling. Always ready for 6 e to leave behind when not |qukly to any car. A great C arm or for general hauling. . B ams and Money : e a team makes one, and at ~an run a car can do hauling 'hile the teams are earning acity of 750 to 1,000 pound.. . measurement. There are 12..* emovable racks. All parts are *S Wheels - Ford type. prlces and full information. Wananish, N. C.: CIL TOOL CO., Waaish, N. C. . base sead nae prices and desertption with fi 0 sation regardlng the DIxie TraIler.