TO AVOID
THE "FLU"
First of All, Make Sure Your Blood is
lied and Ilelt-it Figittig Triin.
SAFETY IN YVI(Olt(1S 1LHOO).
If You're Listless aind lIepressed Don't
Delaty a 1.lite--tiet a (,0041 Tonie.
If you get the inuuenza, see a doctor
at once-but why get it. Isn't it worth
while, Instead, to take every precau
tion now, against getting it?
I'robably the best and tirst thing to
do is to make sttre you are in good
physical condition. During an1 epi
deile. almost wherever you go you are
vxposed to ilue.:a. As long as you
are really well, the reId corpuselect of
you r blood " lit onf antl defeat d iseaste
i4erni s. latit whlen you are tired and
rIn <(town., wien you feel all right
except that you haven't uhI en ergy
or ntillhiuisiasni, yottr blood is lired oi
too, ad11( you are an easy% victin.
I ')"toMa.anga n has becotii n famous
as a hlibler of rich. vigorolus blood. It
liels yoI u vOil up len you a re run <(owi.
It ieliis you avoid illness. Or. it helps
YOU reCoVer. if you realizeil your poor
physicial cond ition too late.
l'hysiciants have beil recoilelncd
ing 1'epto-Manga n for years. in cases
of ania t Ilootlessitess). It is re
liable, effectiive. and has a recorI
of over twenty-live years suCcless.
Take no chances with a lunit-diown Coli
ditioll. Get l'opto-Maligan today. It is
good hi ealth insti rance.
'elto-Mailgan is solhl in liquid ant(d
tablet firmi. 'Tlre is no (i fyerence inl
Iedical valu.. Tale cithletr kind you
!'ret'er. Illut het 'Zure- yoni gt thev genl
linte l'ioito-.\lan--anl ih 's''. The
full neane Should b oni the piakag'.
KILLS PAIN
IN 5 MINUTES
Agony of Rheumatism and Gout, Neu.
ralgia, Lumbago, Chest Colds and
Soro Throat Ended in Half the
Time It Takes Other Remedies.
MustarIne won't blistir --it Is alwnvs
ready for s- - -It's t:randniother's ol'd.
fluhikonemd inistnrt ;uister with other
"lp0r~- ba!o l n killrs ei d.
' I'he vw I and aliilckest rv:nirv in tw
worti for laieness, ir mu 's. s- rtliy
neck, erninps inl 1g. nrache . t ache,
119 y's1.141 Alfs a ie -a k f r - a e
lnrd---not bn su s tr -. f-ey
to draw Ihe ain fr :n
it's great for il iin. -
frosted feet. Ask for mel
alwilys it the yellow box.
LT OFF CORNS!
Apply few drops then lift sore.
touchy cOfns off w tl
fingers
D h ha
ltht l''' h'ru , I)03 yo
l-t. rO W Il Y:: magiC!~l''a
a h fnh' ol eu h
..r..n..u..n.a...y a tl >
Fom TarBasa
or f l:h m enata ilt wil t top . upteh ,
thr a . : ils. l- -n c -
lit-! ' . ilOe l r ::mtmr . \ ill
i.
b ' nir-'ri:'- I -arfn
'White
Main
Continued from first page, this sectiot
stranger within a stranger and hopi
lessly inaccessible.
"Come wilth ine, my dear," was a
he said.
She followed hit slowly, an una<
eustomed Nveakness in her knees. H
entered the monster ciliaand eaite
for her. Foi r some motmeni'lts the gllooi
was impenetrable to her eyes but a
their pupils dilated she began to di
(gver shadows within the shadow unt
she was able to inake out the entir
scheine of interior arrangement. hll
groutnl tior. with the exception oft a
open Spiace aro'1un(d the truitt of tit
tree, vas devotell it) a series of vtla
sleeping r1-i111tts into which, she gatl
er'ed fromn it nttitred phrase of "aM
('loster's, were herled nightly all th
girls of marriageable age, acinpt
nied b it. few of those Owi harridhtn
who) In certainl tribes act ws govert
esseh with the tit litication that it I
thiir. iluty to instill all the knowledg
which the inettors of the young <.1
elvilizd petples are sumlppised to witI
hold.
Arourmil Ohe trunk (if the trec., wh-idP
was twvt-ie feet or more int dilint i
a rtough 'pirtal stalirway hll heeti v(o
strliceel tol give neercss to1 :1 platfrt
which v 111s built on and atunIIt I Ih
uniin i isretIon of witie-sprevadln
iinhs. Tias patform was inclose
tnIl lig .1-ii by oil hitztps. A glani
withinu .I.1 her that it was the aboIIid
If Nilne 'loster 1hlimself, the well-tnig
ntptrttegnti i enter (if the spidler's wel
From every side of it extended tit
stur-dy (iub f the4 tree .1114 up1 vac,
1if th tu iinhi t iesd it.9 of project in
(leants witih slrvl ats lthidderms to renle
a1 vast -y.-tein (if Smnaller platfornlv
huilt wO crt-ver the natural dlispositio
(Of th ht-aches attf1rIleI adeqtuIat e sul
tiort. 'hose lesser rooms were use
as stor iuses for inerclatlise, pt'
visions a itil ivory ,t'Ind a 'few of thten
near th - very top of IIt tree. wer
litt l t t1 i. a1 gui-t ia t 's especiall
adapte'd to 11te Safe-keping, of clouhi
fitl strr ers as a f thi e effectiv
hlding ot chnttel. I tan ntil itlet
wi1Se",:hih fowr mnw raoni mr anlothe
M 1i actl ii er dii reud to kiep out (
sig.ht.
Into i tn of the i nl tir A tloir-a wa
climb. ( 11, it l o r w11 1-\as :a fre-h a
Illat, a a~:H bh-t. : 1 *lay pot c
(If at Ct Ian I h l and :1 square h11
t-iledl w i ' I . tw It'lW ily int, Ildbol (c
I' v. U ' I Iu iui t . The 11
I ht , - r a t ton i(k I : I i 1
, , . "ci- h oil fri'n 11.
"T h.l'u'a't' '." :ii it t
l.inn i s :Id I.. i \!.' ii
exer n to r i o :. :11 :. 1 ha
' .,\' i - * \i1' i { ( \-* t .'' ita iet
. s rt i :i I t y i r tw l'ul: ve
eI I i
''Tt," sad :-:i'('ii>'' <hiIs i':
'i t had r t e bfre i ett'lii ; ihir lot
''i lt t ::se in , den den n at '
"NOlt ye t bi ::' :tij .'' -uad 'l at
''Ili:t' fl,~ hua t h'ir.i"J.:it hgh. on
ti i ':. I i ar . t!.a :11 ii tr. il l
t.,i tl~ltir u i Ii bi a es, i'- lti
est , widest miafuta tree ii~the world.
trimmed a bit and thatched over."
Half an hour later they made a
landing. "Want ine to carry you
again," asked MacCloster with a leer.
3 "or will you walk?"
"I'll walk," said Andrea, going sud
denly white with sickening recollee
tion.
CHAPTER Xi.
MacCloster's eraal was a master
piece or ingenuity. In its center rose
the ituiipendious en ia that had. aston
ished Aidrea eveii from it mile away.
A round the tuonster iut was an lilt
passable hotna or barrier of thorns
-ier"'l' by a single entrallce; outside
Lihe honu. in the' forin of a itg, cante
:1n: enioi'tuous hieaiten 'outtr wlihl eini
h1icel -I large shiide tree. indispensa
b'le vs at 1111rillu" for p ww w tld
attel's "gossi . A1ol1n(1 the heaten circle
w"ere1 thiee thickly serirated rows of
huts and (lher <1epeniteit ortholuses.
E'nclosing the entire hultnanm heehive
w4I' a st .11iiocaie of giant enctus with an
archeo Iitrance at each point of the
cotpiis1 .
Ast it fr- In thlie repulsive fundamen
tal ie of the enterplrise. MacCloster's
t tablish n i ai s% ast onishingly
oal. It w true that lie had con
tractel filr over a hundirel and eighty
wives inl strict accol(iance with natve
lw hut it was equally true that he
allotte(I this rimy of conisorts, wiilliit
exceptl'iin, to velNahle husbhaIils of
his owlin choosing. The only point of
divere nec froin native custom1 was
that ho deiirnanled no piynent of obolo
from tho(ze (Iron's andel as a conise
41iii'ince rettilled ille right of disposal
of their fena le offqpriIg.
This innovation would have struck
at the root of the Arienn's concept:on
of vested ilerests had it not been for
tile giant singer's ynu ny astuteness in
facilitating to tle drones tihle purchase
of one(- wife each in their owfn right.
thus killing two hirds with one stone;
for the native iale normally woIrks
but once inl his life and that to earn
the suin with whieh to acquire the
mate who will not only thenceforth
support him but eventually bring himI
a ret urn of two or three fold on his
inivestment.i
As a consquence, MacCloster never
lacked oa l t oat h... m chlh11111 carriers.
ivory hunt irs or porters an1d Controlledl
as well an artiny of wonen and( girls
whose spare titne was applied first to
the preparation of fool anid woodi anl
lva ter retching and thlen to tle cuiiti
V vat ion of the (eno4ritu4)ous sha nihus
which produced orn anid mailiet in
; roeat abuliuindle for ti.' lucky menm
hers of the close corporation.
r That there was -a suitle poison at
f wo irk somittiev here in this social cos
iniography was evidencedI by the faot
s that w-hi it t IeIre was al ways a long
r waiting list of recriiits for the estah.
s liishiment there wI a lSo i 1endeey Oil
f the piirt of 111,111y naitives; too fier star
tionable intrusion C! tll while lin .i,
t l-in i h.'ll a;t tl illh . -'I10 l 1 4t
I ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ( 11c' ('' 'i14iC iti
prop rion Ha: 1t' l , ir i niw
Thi, hwlivI, 2t h :n<i 1
It: I i n r : . .
r~ rl riony 114 th i claru.i l it Il:;-.z!led
t 4il, of. v, e'<ilei''al :'akilnty lei tr.
I thell 114ey e 'se for t wn'a ir:le, a
e' (r'1ipii :- tingi with r thi:n-e' u t it
r teniu nte be wri"'the u en: i44i4(i
.. the I lee. a e :.:: :
.onIta f-!: Ai~lreth~ n a prnIit ih
11ha4 <4'1.r1.. ie r ao a1'14:tt4to ('uDii ..
t he tok (4ff hern' l1heelafer i h-4r
I l i tnli a l lto he r dith h441 ; :h e
at h4:is l n o ke. C i 14 Th e l oa r 11 i a g4i4
4' ke ''.i (n1h te itri na 4 h;t :44 .: l eWIf
ii aii- 4. t 1,1 ' n torkn-.I lau.:L e t 114 i r1ty
':' v.l(l ( h 'it as' ine un'ien.'4 it in hbr
5141 b i ll'i1'~ ~ I t rrh.f 41e~na :lo,
v. tla - I. .t o4ale vere fi li(' -:.ils i' th
'i i'( .~ s i' :. ti h. r io do
- Of gu - 1141o11 ilgI yb save ! Ili . oli r ri
Sth: lanne time. Seleote down in
the shadowy gloom and saw MacClos
ter's bulk moving slowly upward, rung
by rung, each movement as deliberate
and repulsive as that of a giant sloth.
Gripping one of the loosened cleats
in her right hand, she knelt on the
edge of the platform and watched
breathlessly his progress. When he
came to the break in the ladder his
hairy paws groped helplessly for a mo
ment only; then they embraced the
tree-trunk and he began to swairm up
the easy slant. "Waiting up for me,
dearle?" he Whispered.
(To be Continued.)
WATCH
THE BIG 4
Stomach-Kidneys-Heart. Liver
Keep the vital organs healthy by
regularly taking the world's stand
ard remedy for kidney, liver,
bladder and uric acid troubles
GOLDMEA
LEN
The National Remedy of Holland for
centuries and endorsed by Queen Wilhel
mina. At all druggists, three sizes.
Look forth naomen~ Gold Medal on overy boa
* accept no imitation
INSi
P1
Pror
Barksi
L. C. BARKSDALE
Swift's I
HaE
Sup
Thney have im
.)ur customner
* hec Swvift g
every~ bag.
We - haveC purtl
Germain and Fren~
Swift and Comnpa>
The fertilizer
demand.
The car shor
Play: safe <
SIi
.As.Dead
.-A. :, -!.iOMEl
Every druggist in town-you
gist has noticed a great falling <
all give the same reason. Dc
place.
"Calomel is dangerous and
Liver Tone is perfectly safe a
prominent local druggist.
Take "Dodson's L
Dodson's Liver Tone is personally
guaranteed by every druggist who
sells it. A large bottle costs but a
few cents, and if it fails to give easy
relief in every case v; fiver sluggish
nes and constipation, you have only
to ask for your money back.
Dodson's Liver Tone is a pleasant.
tasting,''' purely vegetable. remedy,
hamnless to both children and adults.
LRAP
Fire
L i" f e
Liability
utomobi1l
late Glas
erty Dan
SEE US
Jale &
Phone 409
ted Steer I
,e Proven 7
eriority in the .
linltainecd highest rank f1
s say they are the best
ide frorn1 the best r
Si are in1 fine condition.
-uarantee of highest
based and arc recei ving.
ch (formerly German)
ay .leads in best mnateriai
supply this year will
tage is more serious
mnd get your supply of Swift
in ycur barn nlow~
"It Pays to Use The.m."
Swift &<
i''ct il:
S OTv'
tnta .Cake
btiDodo
r druggist and everybody's drug
)ff in the sale of calomel. They
dson's Liver Tone is taking its
people know it, while Dodson's
nd gives better results," said a
iver Tone" InsteadI
Take a spoonful at night and wake
up feeling fine; no biliousness, sick
headache, acid stomach or constipated
bowels. It doesn't gripe or cause in
convenience all the next day like vio.
lent calomel. Take a dose of calomel
today and tomorrow you will foel
weak, sick and nauseated. Don't lose
R (lay's work! Take Dodson's Liver
Tone instead and feel fine, full of
vigor. and ambition.
S .
iage
Roper
R. H. ROPER
2ertilizers
'hei r
Field
orl manfy ye'ars.
quality goes withi
:ample supphies of
Potash. As usual
is.
be short of the
than ever before.
's, Fertilizer,
Comcpany
; .N en Li.
>rt, Las,