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Friday, May 2, 1924 FOR OVER 200 TEARS hnarlern oil has been a worldwide**fceiiy far kidney, liver and bladdeil disorders, rheumatism, lumbajJjJ>id uric acid conditions. K A ' cc>rrect internal troubles. stIrn:iNib'':tal trgan*. Three sires. A!1 dru;; 4 . T- t en the original genuine Gc ; Icoau fut down a case of eegs in wat, r frlass this week. Jfou will i p n<! of it n:xt winter when you n- eggs badly and the hens have quit laying. llTutt's Pills? V? Unegua!td at en Jf 1 AMTI-RI! KHIS WEWCIKE I stimulate terpl<l liver, str<-n,-thcn I I W&aas. regulate tt? I I bowels, relieve tick headache. I Eat mare egg: at heme. r>r. P. P. Kaupp at the State College s..;s that eggs are a perfect food. The '. r.lldren r. ed theni in the diet. I < '--unty Agent K. S. MMhups. Jr.. ' Randolph Count) oigncd up 18 8 and glrla in pig and poultry club * rk nt a Recent meeting for young (a held at the Farm High School. CASTORSA For Infants and Children In Use For Over 30 Years Always bean i h. /?? . Signature of ? j K;:rnv. rs of Atonic ?:ny;y Count: have orderd alv ut 230 T? <?f fortilin? muter a is cooperatively th iuis1 the efforts of l' -rrty .V.t: \ R , >1 : ! - v : :t:? . tti; ,i .icunt so .flipped. ?Esamess ?:i ~ Diamond drano e lc? $ "** tlk j ? r i rnrirtat for CT't CTlFT-trk <* a 1 IA iO.ND Ilk A ND PI1.L3 lu Vin a^\//\ , oo: r> mrt-iV.io hniw, *ral<?<l with 5P'"1 Tat# >:o o?ra. iti-r of T??r\/ ? ?n.j ?,v r, r i nt.cMLs.ri B? v I A UO\D II KAMI 1'II.I.H, for twrntf4Nc I |*ar? rt^ardH t?* Beet,Safer*.. AUvaya Reliable. | SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS ffiS EVERYWHERE ???2, Fa. mere and club boys of Alaman-e ?oumy have recently*, purcha-ed fi" J lersov knifoiM -U ' U ? . .. *! I?. Kerr Scott, County Agent, aasinteu y a committee appointed by the farter? of the county. I MEhffflOLATUM J ^^oothcs.cools and^ n? ^ |*t Me Wire Your House r>*OMFT p OOD I PsERViCE VjWORK i r'verything i haectric I R. L. RORINSON r Telephone 25 , M?n*y. N. C. FARMS USING RADIO NEAR 159,000 MARK Survey Reveals Its Value in Agriculture?Stations Broadcast Special Farm Information. Tve rapid It y with which radio hes spread in farming communities la revealed by a recent survey made by the United States Department of Agriculture. County agents estimate that there are proximately 49.000 radio sets in TOO ? .1 titles. This is an average of fifty-seven sets per county Applying the average to 2,sf>0 agrlcul tural counties, a total of more than 115.000 sets on farms throughout thfc country is estinued. The survey covers every state it the Union. Radio broadcasting stations, and there are new about f.00 licer.s'Ml sia tiona in the country, devote part eI their programs to the interests of the farmer WGY, the General Electric Cotapany's station at Schenectady. N Y.. n. !s dally produce market quotations. wta'her rp rls and gives out other information of value to the farmer. During the month of July a special harvest weather report was sent out each no< n. and Arlington time signals are? broadcast daily at neon. A m w feature of interest to farmers I;as jusi b :i announced by WUY. Or, the last Mini iay evening of each month there will he i special talk on farm bureaus -and firm information. i ill in- piven f.un 7:15 to 7:46 ' rn : vrl.nl tine. This has ?.' ( n arranged in BvOperatlon With tV.!* New V rk State Farm Uu roan !*< deration. That the farmers a .ipreeinte the hrr (least reports is dauy brought to the a:ti n'ion of th" management of WfiY through letters. if. \YiHlams. llv u !:. F !> No l. [??:hel. Vt.. rr < \..o:c as T r-'vs: '! beg to advise yo i that your weather forecasts i re valuable to a farmer like my if. a> they cnab!" os t< govern our h.irv 1 r - r:r>- urn' more successfully :: a 'a r could do if we did not have a i nora! idea of v. ather prospects. Yo: r rrpirls give us from 21 to 35 ! advance it:formatiuu. Wo aptlie 1.we rec ire In Hi is ,vay." Lynn Frow n, a farmer at Rosrbonm. N. Y . wrote: "We are farmers and pi> tiy enjoy vour program. We also ii'ic tin weather report ar. it keeps us informed us to the wenther fotAhaylag. Tills is especially Important when help Is scarce and the radio leather report helps out a lot." FARMS BY MOTOR Churn Is One of Modern Fnrm Dovir.p* xhot Has Been I Electrified. When grandma and grandpa started hour keeping on tlie old farm, young ami lusty in years, it didn't seem such tj terrible J T> to churn four or five gallons of cream, working tlie handle of the churn up ami down, with the .ream getting stiffer every minute. Rut n Mne w. nt on and the mult'thd* i m I M V . \ k \ When Electricity MiKCt the Butter ot other farm chores piled up the (horning frequently became one more muscle-acher. the prospect of which didn't always bring smiles'. There are farms today where hano churning Is never known. Butter 1* produced in lrrge quantities and in qoick time, with unfailing regularity but no muscles feel any the stilfer Tor it. The secret lies in the presence oi that little black motor that takes care of all the muscle work and nevei grows tired or feels used op aftet hours of work. The electric rndtor has entirely al tared the aspect of this particular chore, as It has also done In the case of many other farm duties, tone oi them much hewvier than that of chnm Ing. The electrified farm can tak? roll advantage of thle ingenious ar iwaftcm??U which helps to time and thereby make the farm enmity o family of leisure. And someone hat defined leisure as being simply **Um< ft* Uen." ; . ^ CHEROKEE SCOUT. 1 On the Bank^ q MY FRIEND, hove you h On th-? Hank? of th Where blooms the va: Where the sometim *orc And the soft goea-ys growl It lie? in the va!!:y of Wha In the province of Letters! And thattiredfeelin.t: i It's the home of the r Wher the piveitups abide. It stands at the bottr jr. of And is easy to roach. I dei You've only to fold up Down the Ho; e of W To ('- landed quickly the .-a 17. :<.wn i n old as the ! And ii rr ows v.ith the flit It is wrapped in the f Its streets are paved y Aj d sprinkled with useless The House Ey r THERE arc hermit sotrlr In the place of tVo'r m Uv:e ai s'? i Is like atari i 111 : 1" llov ' - fir .I- r T1- ' are plonv. r rods tlr Where hiph'.vriys I i: me !iw in a house by And bo a friend t ? ms Let mi liv? In a house by Where the race of r 1 in n that are pood, the As pood anil as had as Then why sh' i'ld I sit in a Or hurl the cynic's b:> Let me live in ;; house by t And be a friend to r.i; I -i from my house by th By the ide of the hipl Tht men that press ort will And the men that are And I turn not away from Hath part of an infini Let n:o live i a house by t And bi a friend to n.a I know there are brooh-p' And fountains of wen Thtti the road stretches in And pas-, away in the And still I rejoice when th Ar.d weep with the st >or iivc in my n?>u.-? ry t D Like n man that lives Let iii? live in c. house hy 1 When* the rncp of mci riu y are -oo?l, they ate ' ail. Wise, foolish: so an: Ihcr. why should I sit in a Or hurl the cynic's V; I it nu live in a hou v by Qlildrer Cry fo: /^H A P //I VWWJNWWWNW'NWWWN MOTHF.R! Fletcher's Cash Castor Oil, r.trcgoric, Teethir prepared to relieve Infants in Constipation Flatulency Diarrhea Aids in the assimilation of Food. Natural Sleep wxtt To avoid imitations, always look for t Proven directions on each packaae MURPHY. NORTH CAROLINA if tfie R'ver Slow ard i f the ov.n of Foo-Chow River SI. w. twhil-r {lore- f. >ther scents the air, tsthcuse, icle, ' native th: ie? ckle ? Idontcare, Lazy H.l , dare, : our hanr' ar.I s?li<k ?"k\v!.' ?!: , ry $]'<!< nmar race. it f ' :. . oj? cf idle's d: oi;m.= : v; 1 h rtis . ?l d her;tears. ?Anonymous r> .'v: a *- ' ?/] ^rUh,; ,vn hat iiv.i ; apart ,mt: t Mate ... path ran; th r -i< of V' :*< in. the aid- of th ri>..cl. 'l go men that a?c bad? ,i. cor a? he s de of the h ml. in. >o : do of tl. road iway of life? I ihc ;u?l. f hope. faint with iho strife; th.!*- snvl.'s .- id their tear.- tc planhe side of h, r. ad, n. l lened mead* .v ahead, vteonie heigh:; night, e t . lers rojo'ce, rang, rs that mourn, io of th road alone. il.e ide of the rend. ! jo by, tV.i-y arc v.*. . ;hey :iro strong si 1 rue's seat. ;n? the s K of th. r. ml. "" yria is a harmless Substitute for ig Drops and Soothing Syrups, amis and Children all ages of Wind Colic To Sweeten Stomach Regulate Bowels promoting Cheerfulness, Rest, aad tout Opiates - lie ngrstare of Physicians every where recommend k. . . >. : > > . : SUBSCRIBE TO YOUR WHOLE BODY S! INJI Morse, La.?Mrs. L. P. Lair,-, bcrt, who has been a pr lie r school-teacher hire frr several yeaia, recently told a v> '.or of; her interesting experii : . , with Cardui. "Just before rr.y . . . erme on," said firs. I-nrnbcrt, "I would .1 S r. . ...... ti?? VSVV4,. + j my arms, h: nl:\ hea-.?> y whole buly seemed to be in < awful pain, i would >1 . nervor that I could ii't ' M a cup in m; hand. My hush, id would have to hold my i'for me b drink. I :?t f.-il I oas in such ? had con I iion that I had to sp about throo days in bed every month. It yei.ied to ir.e that 11 v.t.s o" rry l.i - -i d." I Then one day. aid Mrs. I,:.rn-: bert, 3I10 happened to read about. Cardui ai d the experience.? 01 some women who had fa n helped by it. "If lttl itC ii might help me if I tried it."' at:-. 1 Play 1 Be 5 Springtim e v. time?wiiiik to go and pleasure in j power to tal comfort *c.?. reliati!:'. . r tra please- : my. Ride to in an Over1 a piVJIl ilUVv $795, f. o. 1 1 , m i i! ) ! .. \i i rV;i;vj^' Oii*er up --.J- "f j j"n wun aiunaam rumrn Your Ford is not the easi to oil correctly. "Stan Polarine (medium) is a < oil that does the trick, proper oil for other car Insist on seeing the name "STAN DAE PAGE FIVE j x-y- * ' v'X^K . '.-X-". .";-'.-; -. I ;:ome r.\n::-v si 50 :cicn I tiniiwfe iLa*4> I fAVFOL PAIN j continue!, "for I had ' >-. suffering with similar troubles t* those mention' tliere. I has heard of f'ardui all my life ami I knew many c. n.n v. ho sai4 they hr.d been helped by it. The very next day I began t lake it. "Very soon after, I hey. :i to notice my i >nj-.j cement. i kept on till i fti. like a different "UJrtii. ;.1_- i . ... . T IJXAJ ?0- pour " to u?i : 1 It letter than I h. rn year.-. I took six ' 'tt!, ; rir! ?' n and found it ' Uuic. ~iy sphering wn , rty to a run-,town , ar.u t. ' ' '.-n'.ui stiniu..auri > t: _ h ed me to g. : tire at? ! needed. . . T v ry now t i iro ju ;t as a i' ... J ppr, mj- i-. nrth, i.i ' . i than I !. r. . u on in for years." .iui. Try mSL 4.w. oLGO^pjaces JI .< yc-j.. Big InJO;!, Big . i. . .ono 7.00a rimes ;d! Cham- I ."::7 \ cd-m II j. Toledo. || { " > I T , -o f T : f M 5 r - ? II -v.".,;.' | est car ny The HH| s too. ^y|B Ask far it hname algrine
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