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IZ. .1" 'N tK ,' puw~ 1 h A~rwk ~S-. Vac e- . C:. End -rA' e ED AR W.PCKR NESRV!WO CURETVET Gc: 0 -.n: fe '"ii "RC"i l60.tT'M+ t} Y lSN s te..,. -l:" ^ .. 1Iry'R Flog as tss s+wi =;5 t ' milli 3t w mV * .4. -1 St :4> ,e 4 4 6 "' ' x I /~/*.4 3; 4-' ~~~ .-t#.. *1( U~4 ( t }.. Nh I 1' - J*. .. -.. - * -'.JV-tvx. 2 J .t'7. f iii S.. iw j.~-~' - **'i* *4.. .4 ~1 ~ ~-1 .2 a - p !:~'(;J:ES5 ?. t .1:1 II x"1 P k\T~fl' PT] lIE XTIa II. 'I.' JJ~. I -. C",, Li riiucL!'r;.:. Is ;(.- 11; ~ Y"rk : v - - ~ r ' vc.r *.' H. C * Jj';4r:er W. . 1. h. @'LI*r. Tx.. .4.'w ii.z~t what 'a. C U C>:> a: * ' 'he Ui.i:ed StUte5.a 'c-a ~Vashjn&1w-.n is4 the Tacta~Ariea ~s;u:e that ,,c. ~, those countries apart S( uanv 'ears Delusive Dainties By REV. H. OSTROM, D. D. EttnsOlr Depe- L taent. Mcndy Bi: it.st . Chicago. TEXT-Let me not eat of tteir daimn tles.-Psar :c:t If the workers of iniqity mentioed in the earlier part of this Terse have been driven: throu;:b necessity t a diet oI -Lack bread. thea I may read:ly jass .3 their table when I can find better fare. Hare .tey d:.c'cvers& ::a: :Jere is SL tziled W . :heir len TL. .. I m Tic . - - - - L - . -. - -- - - G T Tr ..1 . ... f t . ear -V a r [. . L - --L- t - e":r.-.-. MN k t.- ne:::7.t.e.~. tian is a - e-gr o tihe 4arth. a re ::. and astraetter whee his L..?.. w-. hr .vs pr c I . \-,- e - T - T -' 6:.: JJ- - - - * -1- - - ( - 1E t - 1 pe ii h~rGodir' ' l~- tun "Goodef to the K . " Last Drop" CH H ci arettes INS They are Good! Buy this Cigarette and Save Money He Would Work Then. Liht Conversation. Tir-d Timn knccked at tLe door of a r " i :rtr ce . frt ccttage. It was a chiU~y day, and e"he ~ "." was very hur.gry. W* re~rg Tbe old lady nvho cpened the doo. 'r~ite" a was a goo.d bort. She asked him irnto E:ri ta the kitchen and place-d b'efore himn a za-' Lers.t nicely c*Ookedu rjea, and asiked hi>:. te why be did not go to work. T. .?ni~at "*I wul!d." repiled TPm. "If I had Aw L the tool.s." .r: ' ~:~ h ae itn ''W at sort of too.-ls d:> you want?" .;:asc crHeb ed r~nuied the. ol lady.AKrzzcdfo omn n A r-.!t and fork. said T"'ed Tirn. .- ec2ie: InsaA rrar.yi Lad e rbsw: :r *to i n.dc" afa r A~~:er . ~t hi wie wo -aetecra ~ a:: Whe-' :he arzgot * :.r.ound t be Se ek Er:rn th betosgot h are ~c-w%:v r2; :.z ' ac :cd me' in he: w ere itn . . . . . . . . . . pLo! s :e -.:m :hr. wl : e ve r.H boe d.n Po tshokpue for ammn n S~theneexccroed: InsanityLa 0 peMcouns, .aint w yor rdte n' 125 pouds 20 er cetMr:e lt 50 pud ofuriToub -seekrs fur~is th sn~eamontocha Pother ot h Shchisdpce inDressning t tonrd nd drsing concrn tanyd oe cothen crnanera crops. Thes pound the thee cetManr eralto 50s pouns tha Muae enodforash, whaion s to grafiatae in tetn Sot. H aving planted the crop, one cannot afford to let it starve. A good side dressing may make all the difference between success and failure. Try it and you will find that POTASH PAYS Soil & Crop Service, Potash Syndicate H-. A. Huston, Manager 42 Broadway New York City