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Do You Dread Hot Weather? Does it eut yourenergy, disturb your stomach or bring you near )rostration? The well man isn't afraid of heat. But it is trying on the weakeped body. BUILD UP YOUR STRENGTH Get your digestion in order.fenovo all irritation. dispel all staguaton. Iut yourself In sh to enjoy the sumnner with a good tonic. PERUNA IGORATES It rmtore'i the perfectiofo lpstiln anid renioves theloflam. ed codition (eatarrh) that make ou w eak It frihens the blood, steadies the nerves. and supplies just what you need to enter the -o eiom' ith c onfidene. hot In I a rvul toni , with especial efilacy in catarrhal con Lquid or tablet form-whichever Is most convenient-wiI safeguard your health. The Poruna Company, Columbus, Ohio i '"rax Ia e Oli Uses Little Gasoline The Maxwell will go further on a gallon of gasoline than any other car made. Thousands of Manwell owners run their cars on $6 to $8 a month. Utility-dependability--econlomy these are what practical men want in an automobile. Touring Car $665 Roadster - 650 All Prices 1-. 0. B. Detroit The Maxwell beyord question is the "world's grcatest motor car value" today. Laurens Mator Car Company Crisp, crunchy toast done to a 1UZ.~~N ~ golden brown, spread with rich, /creamy butter--that and a cup of good, old Luzianne. There's 4 breakfast in itself~ that's hard to beat-mighty hard. You buy litReiv~r~u~,~a can of Luzianne today. If it doesn't go better and farther than any other coffee at the price, The Luzianne Guarantee : your grocer will refund your I, after usintg te contentsa money, w ithout questiorn or in every~e r.sp5, yourr quibble. Ask for profit-sharing car wvill refund your money. catalog flUZJANNkcoffee The Reily--Taylor Company, .New Orleans Crandfther.4 TR, the tintely ) d7~ periodfical 1i5 of' a Ot 7 ~~) ~ (( Iblooda tonfic. '. besC't time is int Sprming or at, i: S appraoach. , eerved healt monsavioru andt happy ; Id age. I i~;i; io'u Dur iing 50) vear.; S. 2. 2. ha' performed thi .ervice for mhillions;. Cleansing the 1blood lighten.; * the work oin your liver andI kidneys. You feel Ask jLetic and live longer. At your druggist's. CrandatbcrSWIFT SPECIFIC CU., ATL.ANTA, GA.j ~Tef Kn_ S.S..S will Pra v Yours IBED'S HARD LUCK 1TRING OF MISFORTUNES RE. VOLVING AROUND BUGGY. kil Dated Back to the Foolish idea He Had That His Wife Would Not Have Her Own Way in the End. "What do you do, Caleb," Obed inney demanded anxloirsly of Mr. easlee, whom he found sitting under he shade of the big maple tree in 'ront of his house, "when you think ne way and your wife thinks another Ibout anything?" "Well, in a case like that," replied Daleb, pursing his lips judicially, "we conimonly split the difI'rence-and I rpme round to her way of thinking. I've found out I get 'long easier that tvay." Mr. Gunney pondered this deject, Ddly. "I s'pose you're right," lie agreed at last. "I didn't know hut what you'd t udied out some way of gettin' round ,ini ilid havin' your own way part of the timle." "You ain't the iri'st mnairr ed man iat's tried that," returnmied Citb, with It Nuspieion of ironly iII hils voice. "What's the malt 'tr now? You'n MiS' tumwey heien havina' a dit'f'rene of Obd slowly polished tihie baek of onti hand with the Itimii of fit' other and :nzed noodily it the ground. Wellhe repliedl at last, "we had some talk it dlay or so ago 'hiout gettin' the buggy plaited." "Well," protmpted Caleb a little iml. patiently, "what abolut it?" Ohed roused hiniself. "I'd kin of Pot mi1y mind on the color I wanted it, but I hadn't gone so far its to teil her 'bout At," he explained. "I thought periatipts I wouldin't. I thought some dIny when I wa'n't butasy Il'd haul the buggy lown to Dan Noble's paint shol: and Set him to work 'iat it---Itll him tc nint tlie runnin' gear either red or ynlr antid the hlody at real dark blue.' Caleh . stilled sian thilntg that Intight have en 4.a11it lit a l1a ugh or a cough. "'It'll look kii of -ny. wc 't. it, witer y u1 git it lono '?" I1- :t l . " d mno - -nn'hhe1 It woli have,'1 Oh11 ed 'oaiiltl, "imt it diin't get a1 farii as t hat." "1 0i11r4.".41- wenit on,1'"thalt mohhe 'twould he :Is weIi if I d10n'l take toy wife to llamgor wit it me wher I b.oughfflit Ile Imint ; so I weti oit 11111 d s11ine of maay ently p'inters to haul it--I know shei1 wouildn't rile iII lin tu I't a t 'r waigon. 'i'l l 't at ers wa'n' timuth ior'nl half girweld a nd the:N (liin't feth int ch tmor'n haiif plicc but I tiggered I e'd afford to lose a lit tie sotmethini' on the i'taters for thb saike of gettin' the kind of' lalait wanltill 'th1out halvin', to arIguev. "it too~k mne seine ltme 1to get IdI o m1y p'taters, mnd, as a mututtit of fat't, lost 1,nore on '(.m1 Ith31ia I had to pay fo tihie tpa int, alind that galiled tme sott When I got hotne I got the paint on loadeI own the wagon 'fore she go out to the barit-she uost alway. Comes olit to see If I've forgit ut 'lhing she's sent for. Ittr I hadn't foa gilt aniything, for a wonder, so (th lirt was all right. "Coline m1ornin'1,, I went out to 11h carriag' holuse to get olilt fith hiuagg and huuiil it tdowan toe Nh's"- anai', (i leh, tere wa'an't a signt of ai luagg te I 'couhin't ineb'i-t andl it, niuait wtil~l it the11II bou tol Iaski 'hout i ''''I waI ori ' at~ ii \\ i n . l:u n shN I nivl r evntnI ondv n Iak Ivti('t huey's diwn lo ~ lnt Niubg, belin'i siiiin t!' Slil n ys, atil I hoer aiv(wri' y ug w cilt ' l wa i'25(;iit r i'pI "'W--, ilit l hul' th s ii yis ot 'Thr what Cina O tunetl it- i ' t's dac it too. 'ho pant do wueht 3' ui i 'heuit fu in ay poorainit ' s. sayt, k1n 'o .h lie 'Whsat io, rv' dit ao Iot 11hi11 I 'e t -in to i h it . li any~iiw'y. I c'n seelhri g ytouli iakeI t much' ful it' lw,'a sh It ays,( f'a a Tyn d'. g'So ystlrda' ays shett 'I hoc fusait coI on ( toip ilt--a i t'hekp t I.Yo n o what youri vlie, ita them inneyai colar of your('kt e sny, h "'o'' theo upso i , I l'e u a, i ont' and I'v i tui' fwi ea'a ofl tt pant thath d'know's I enn usel at ali d I r tloi it da'rsi'l work-noS t li't i gofin li have 0ilrn thugy ind thi e i way igf thel ts wift ar tall. it t h'h'n Ypputh'se Conioilitln. l'lli ot Dr Tea Reals iig e e. o 1 Waylnoam iig! iioi trilkerla e, n., foa cesst ox ln the farm.ithtolthen did oflieve ihans, and1t scretell hl money.t~ 5,00 diad gobldl 1nd( dcid m hadomeldretat'hewsdigngi UNDERWRITER TOOK THE BAIT Qoaker's Shrewd, if Somewhat Un - scrupulous Trick, Had the Success He Anticipated. Soine uonths ago the Coptinion tul it 11itt I ale of o li privateering slays, in whlih it quick-thinking em ployei -Ito iscllovered it long-overdue ii'Ivat eer couillg Into port with ai prize, by solno very h11rA riding overtook tie owIner of the shi onl 41 hIs way to the incerwiter's and saved hilln froin the useless panilient of a het-vy pretitillum. An I'ngslih Quaker was reinindlil of an anvdote of the simne period, based on ithe s11e situation, which occurred among his own people. Two Quakers, a merchant and an underwriter meeting at an inn, began talk husiness over their mneal. The merchant presently proposed to his friend to insure his vessel, lost or not lost, which ought soon to arrive; Ii fact, it was already slightly overdue. The preniunm would necessarily be high, but the times were perilons and the Yankee privaters had recently takcen many prizes upon the route thec vesel muust cover. The untierwritei Iesitfated. The lpolley was iacle out, but, his ininl was not innule up. 1"lia ly lie put the pap(er into lis, pocket, aying: "I will sleep on the mIatter, frien' Josepll, 11i14 totlorrow I will return 11 to Ihe, iigtiled or unisigntd." They parted nliul went to their houies. Before dilwni :ln lrgenit Ines. 34 -ngir l tIicttered lit IIe I orchaui'. 4l'm4r. lIe was a brilnger' of 4 Iilngs The vssel was 1o-t. It wis, unless it was. insiI-el, a Ie:v y Ilisl )rtu11'ne. II only that polliy b1ilI hel signd hlit 41lay befolre! lI ha 1.d little be-lief thatl his l u,i a tintig frientil woull ha'vo Ili. (ill'l to take flh' risk ; hel, was ai ea nu1 titills a:111d ea heell %-l il it repil I:ltioll for shI'I prtellee. ],liit ,Ioseill swinl that 1 e110 Is oppotunity. Sui n14ioning in to whol le sid lit) word of his loss, h4 ispathell'l 11111 with :a in s1ge. ill11u tilig lin cllre fully exactly what wort t1o Ils. li vas to say: "IJotl.lohu, nlei-ghbor .Joseoph th1 t )' o illf411 h111 e 11hat, if Ithe.( U1 1 it 4li-lIwrittI , thoe nii'llst i) ilti it."1 The~ nn-tsSalge w1.. 4t'livered'4 psrooptl n4141 proe''lsely. l'-'rl''nl .1' 14hnn2. who h:2 not sienal, ni14luol led l gnins" < 1'-t ' . , lit4444iei 44i It les tile'241l tha Oh s-hip luol arrivl1 saf' Iy, l 11 1i onVer(1)' dill tlt wvishl 1o pay the pro 110i11n1. Ilimw 11(ho,111<89 tl signet dlit . lilliv'nt regIlilred him11 Ill hollor tn< w to 14) so. T111hat is what the * nn1: , ephI exi ' 'e't himn to tihlink 11il h11I 1proce 't'l to Iet nts .1 1slv ;Ih 1:11 .rulessedl he Inlight net. Ili pretenthde. 114 1 14 to111 tI thll. mlley wh1er'e h(' look , for It in his 41111 e, .illi d It stellltli - II, mg at 1141hi ll of ot her pipe rii 3 hich hel enrtrietd earelessly wvIt hh III i to th 1ext rool, where Iho weit m) eisibly to see'k fuIrther, 111141 there sly ly s21-ignd it. Presently he brought I [ hack niil cilveredi it to the(. Inlessen1ge r w\lit the ruessnge: ."Tell thy rna1ster I hild sIined." -1I wats ntot a1 let'ly hit (if businless t fri ild .loselil's trick Was at little 141 Slve-1-hut certa11inly nto one( ennl synl -441hize w\Ith friendf .Inshua. It wias C ('SO Of the biter )It.- -Y u)I th's Con) t paiionl. L Where No Taxes Arc Paid. h I n 2'v. I :11ld4o n I 2-tv:-n, iid 4' How : I . T i, r'irl. ge t Uni'' n':-4: ter !i 44U. 44) ir 4)oflI 11 1 1 -4' 2t 4i',i i4 l~ h is llw 1., l- iil 2 :4.. s~ 444 I. TL - ta bn' In flt'n '')2r n * a I--r :) u't 41en uinio htif V h 114' s i l'r. Tet isla . 1114 '4iins '' ituated in the I J , Acfthevouty o' W'ome rvn n 0 4]4hert spot1I'I ul-ee t24taxh elle1Ictr 7 I i nte 'i il wh44 (41e2(4 thir on~ l C1 ki:f The inhabiStats naretlI uostlyI 2 o islgti. M inunic rai'n the1g4- to da t ilon Il hn t i wa th1441 rtrnt4f. at Welsh; hards.4t4 In anetlent 14 Iins i'41tI I, huh- n hals 1so'i was anl('4 hono m1)4 h t la44'ki desired. h il It isubelieed that mo "1 4. than lI1,0 "Iints"''A gained' th F rtliti hof estabishedischo I ji w 4ork. ?fo ~'(Ii)I1(11'' I A ' hof the n 'ldltte ilun.he ive "lI M Iss)3'hl .tie Penry hoought14 wf 11 I theI{'I inuition(t inries i this oteru tI e ils wh~ oe iarniz the Clvh" AND B0QWLS WY Liver Tone" wien Bilious, Don't lose a day's work. Dods-;on's Liver Tone under my personl al money-back guarantee that each spoonful will clean your sluggish liv er better than a dose of nasly calomel and that it,,won't make you sick. D) s Liver Tone is real liver einc. You'll know It next morning because you will wake up feeling fine, your liver will be working; headache and dizziness gone; stomach will be sweet and bowels regular. Douson's Liver Tone is entirely veg etable, therefore harmless and can not salivate. Give It to your children. AlIllions of people are using Dodson's Liver Tone instead of dangerous calo miel now. Your druggist will tell you thal the sale of Calomel is almost Stopped entirely here. 1i tay' Academy oo sgnd to develop its students lemen. Our diploma admits, with leges and universities of America. king. Firmness and strictness with 1. Athletics. ablishment In the South aeres: 1200 feet above sea level at tutiful foothills of the Blue Ridge { I patrons. d Mineral Water oer for Drinking beautifully illustrated catalog. .,Chick Springs, S. C. * f :le for every u.. For .c Sh.. in I iBlack CombIihnation" (pate an'i 2 in 1 White Ca.ke" (cake) anil : f.r.Tan Shoc. "2 in . T. (pat.e .. '(pasta and liq~uid). White-Tarn 10e T . n .B uf....o, N . . es Silk Fibre Hose -they di ton. Also theo silk lisle pl number at 50e a pair. (d tops, in hv grnc!< (.:, 1~> GOODS Voile, Poplin, Plai end L ~V the( !.resent myarkect 'al - 1 jinr'edC and WOV'E G (O) PS [1801n & Co. UGfl! CALOMtL MAKES CLEAN LIVER Just 'once! Try "Dodson's Constipated, Headachy; Liven up1 your siuggish liver! Feel line and cheerful; make your work pleasure; be vigorous and full of am I tion. But take no nasty, danger is calomel because it makes you sick nd you may lose a day's work. Calomel is mIercury or quic 11 whlich cause necrosis of the es. Calomel crashes into .sour bile like dynamite, breaking it up. That's when I you feel that awful nausea and cramp Ing. Listen to me- If you want to enjoy the nicest, gentlest liver and bowel cleansing you ever experienced just take a spoonful of harmless Dodson's Liver Tone tonight. 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