"WORTH WEIGHT
IN GOLD"
Verdict of Woman Who
Tried Pmkham'oCompound
Tolly, N. T.?"It knit ma to walk
?r alt down without halp Mid I frit
aick and weak.
motberin
Uw took Ljrdia
E. Pinkham'e
Vegetable Com
pound and the
Induced me to
take It. I em
now on the fourth
bottle and have
aleo need Lydla
E. Pinkham'e
Sanative Waab.
The madlrinee
Chat wiu <10 lor mo what the vege
tablo Compound and Sanative Waah
bare done are certainly worth their
weight In gold. I think 1 have given
them a (air trial and I expert to take
two more bottlee of the Vegetable
Compound."?Mac. Chaxi.es Moo
UK. R. 7. D. 1, Tully. V. Y.
.n^M
more Gas
Sourness, Dizziness
Heartburn or Distress
after eating or drinking
Not a laxative but a tested
aure relief for digestive dis
orders of the stomach and
bowels. Perfectly harmless
and pleasant to take.
AWwIi'jw Dif?tion and
Swaatmu tkm Braath
of "ware ^
JaT V J - ] Sure Relief
Bell-ans
FDR INDIGESTION
29* AND 794 MCKAfiCS EVERYWHERE
Rechltu, Anyway
Policeman?I'm pulling you In tn
feckless driving, endangering IN
Uvea of pedestrians.
Motorist?Why, man. there leo't a
pedestrian on the street.
Policeman?All right, then; I'll
make it attempted suicide.?Boston
Transcript.
WOMEN, BUILD UP
YOUR HEALTH!
Roanoke, Va.?"There in nothing
Ue Dr. rierce'a Favorite Preecrip
t*?? for weak women.
1 Decanw au rundown
in health, had no
pappetite and could
f not eleep. My nerve*
? were to unttrung I
could not lie still.
My back ached, I
had paint In my aide,
loet in weight and
had no etrength left.
I wae juet a* mieer
able a* I could be
wtwn I decided to take the Preemption.'
It etreacthened my nervee, I could eet
end alaep end wee aoon well end etrooc.
I went from 117 to 1J0 end never felt
heMer."?Mr* A. C Hemilton. 106
Commonwealth Ave. N. E.
All dealer* Send 10? for trie] packer*
et teblete to Dr. Pierce * Buffalo. N. ??
Christ mat Card*
The earliest example of Ihe art of
miking Christmas tarda la attributed
to J. C Horsley. R. A.. who In 1840
mid* designs of this character. Sub
sequently the demand (or three to
krna became enormous, and at present
Cbrlatmai cards are often of much
artistic merit In both design and
?olerlag.
THIM to MtMw qahe Hot Btpr
fefftia lor all aorta of achat and
fria* bat ba in ft it ttaoinc Bayar;
that MM MMt be no the pecfaaa.
?ad as ?wy (ablet. Bayer ? |tsn>
ha and (ba word giuMn lu red?
it on every ban. Yon can't go wrong
V yoa aitll jaat look at tha bos wfaaa
apt bar <t:
HiiifiBiMiBHf M
Feel Tired and
j- Achy?
Too Often This Warn* of
Sluggish Kidneys.
T AME? Stiff? Achy? Sure your
kidneys ere working right? Slug
gish kidneys allow wests poisons to
' accumulate and make one languid,
tired and achy, with often dull head
aches; dizziness and nagging back
ache. A common warning is too fre
fluent; scanty or burning excretions.
Doan's Pill*, a stimulant diurstic.
increase the secretion of tha kidneys
and thus aid in the elimination of
bodily waste. Users everywhere en
dorse Dean's. A>k your nctfhiorl
IDOAN'S T I
A STIMULANT DIURETIC ?"* KIDNEYS
IbmrMiltarn Co. Mfg Chtm. Btiftelo. NY
Blooming
health is cv-j
ident in &?
clear com*l
pled on.The?
i_
impurities or
fhensteman^
dhnmatedhy
At Draf state or S7S Fear! tK.. H. T. Cttr*
World'* Large it Statue
Wlint will be the largest statue oi
Its kind in thOv world Is to be erected
In the bay at Rio de Janeiro, a hnge
figure of the Christ, 100 feet high,
says Popular Mechanics Magazine. It
la the work of the Polish sculptor,
I.andowslil.
Goes Up Straight
An Inventor In France claims to
have developed an airplane which will
rise straight up and Is operated by a
compressed air motor.
For COLDS
there is noth
ing like Sali-'
con.
Two of these
when your
cold sterts
and it's
knocked out
before it really gets started.
It may take 24 hours to break
up a heavy stubborn cold but
you can depend on Salicon; it
will do the trick.
No dor* in Salicon??tanr physicians pre
scribe it?great for Flu. and grippe, too. At
all druggists ft and SOc.
Tbcre is ,no substitute for
Salicon
Doss Not Affoct the Heart
Doss Not Upsot the Stomach
I
DON'T LET WORMS
TORTURE CHILDREN
Children who have worm*
have not a chance of being
healthy. Watch for the eymp
tonu. Gritting the teeth, pick
ing the noatrila, disordered
atomach.
, lie your child*! body of lh?M rela
oui yarasltea. -OlT! him Prey*! V?. ?
milage?Amtrlu'l tale. vegetable
worm medic lea for 75 years. Bay It
teday. At ell drug stores.
Frey's Vermifuge
Expels Worms
HEADACHE
^Jk RELIEVED
. . QUICKLY
?s Jd^TLiyVTrrizziLzzzipl
caEtobmpiiis
For Poisoned Wounds
Try Hiafarf* Mm ai Mynfc
h^-gtaaaar?
I tar m? MM tf Mm I
? MM Ray >mn am |W M?c* I
I MM far K. M eaaaa art aaa Rat- I
I M MHtorailUMKI. I
Notions About
Seed Potatoes
Doubtful Whether There Is
Any Difference in Value
of Each "End."
(PrapiroS by iu DalUS Siatos Dopartraoal
of Africa! tor*.)
Much experimental work ha* been
done with the potato to determine the
beet method* of treating the *eed to
secure the rnoit satisfactory yield*.
The reenlt* have varied to the point
of confuilon In many Instances. In
technical bulletin No. 5-T, "Source,
Character and Treatment of Potato
Sets," Just laaued by the United State* '
Department of Agriculture, William
Stuart review* the reiults of note
worthy experimental work and In addi
tion present* the result* of the de
partment Investigations on the source,
character and treatment of potato
seeds.
Value of End for Seed.
The relative value of the seed and
stem end of the tuber for seed pur
poses has served as a basis of numer
ous studies, both in this country and
in foreign countries to determine
which portion of the tuber will ordi
narily produce the larger yield. Some
growers are lb firmly convinced that
the seed eDd of the tuber Is undesir
able for seed purposes that they clip
It off and discard 1L Other growers
are equally convinced that the seed
end Is superior to the item ead for
planting. These different viewpoints
have been responsible for repeated ef
forts to demonstrate the superiority
of one over the other.
After a study of the literature In
which each "end" of the potato has
proved superior to the other In dlffer
ent| tests, Mr. Stuart concludes that
It Is doubtful whether there Is any
real superiority of one end over the
other for seed purposes. The data as
a whole, however, seem to Indicate
that as the weight of the set Increases
there Is a greater response from the
seed <nd than from the stem-end set
Orsenlng Process.
Sprouting seed potatoes In the light
before planting them, a process known
as "greening," has long been practiced
by growers of early potatoes In most
European countries In an effort to
hasten the development of tubers of
marketable slse early In the season.
Greening 1* not yet a commercial prac
tice In the United States. In fact the
department studies, covering a period
of years In four different localities,
show rather conflicting result* when
yearly comparisons are made, or when
the average yields for the period are
considered. Detailed discussion of the
subject Is Included In th* bulletin.
Consideration Is also given to the ad
visability of planting Immature rather
than mature seed.
A copy of the bulletin may be ob
tained by writing to the United States
Department of Agriculture, Washing
ton, D. C.
Sensible Idea to Want
to Own Only Pure Breds
It Is a floe and sensible ambition for
every farmer to want to own nothing
bnt pure breds, and the ambition can
be gratified. By starting with pure
bred sires, and then securing an oc
casional good pure-bred female, satis
factory progress is possible. The
young man who Is at the present time
embarking upon the perilous enter
prise of farming, may console himself
with the Idea that If be oses good
Judgment, and has at least a fair
amount of "good breaks," be will en
ter Into the sere and mellow years of
retirement with a spendld live stock
equipment and some mooey In the
bank. His sons, carrying on where be
leaves off, have the priceless oppor
tunity of fixing blood lines and build
ing up famlllet of stock.
Beans All Summer ~
When a garden runs out of beans
It seems Uke It Is about done for.
Maybe that Is why a good gardener
most always sees to It that be has a
succession of beans coming on all the
time. Pole beans planted In early
June should give a steady supply of
beans throughout the late summer
and fall Bosh beans ought to be
planted at Intervals of two to three
weeks la order to Insure enough.
One thing about beans that M In their
favor Is that any that are not need
can be kept over.
Agricultural Hints
Measaremeat to tba foundation of
an engineering work.
? ? ? ?
The bona* wren fMde Itself almost
entirety on harmful Insects.
see
Popcorn that to top dry to pop can
be pot la popping condition by adding
a little water.
see
Best resells are obtained when Uae
for alfalfa to applied before the need
to sown if the soil to soar, for lime
acta slowly.
see
Sow seeds of cos letters far a sum
mer crop. It to the most beat-reslst
ant aad an rest croppee of all the let
tuces. No nee trying to start head
lettuce this late.
ess
Good toots mod equipment may-ibeea
the dMtenace between a good, rleee.
well-enttlrated garden aad aae fall a(
weeds. A little time vent-la over
heating garden tends ?n bring ample
payment
Small Girl Know All
About Wtfa of Noah
The kindergarten teacher was telling
her group the story of Noah and the
arlc. Suddenly IKtle Isabel waved her
hand wildly.
"I know soinefln * else," she an- -
nounced triumphantly. "Noah's wife
could ride a horse!"
The teacher was for the moment
completely nonplused, and couldn't
Juat then remember whether thoae
were prehorse days or not. To gain
time, she asked:
"How do you know she could. Isa
bel?"
"'Cause I saw the picture and she
was ridln' a white horse. An' I know
her name, too."
Again the teacher was not stqjs
whether or not the Bible mentioned
Mrs. Noah.
"Well, what was It, Isabel I"
"Joan. I saw the picture of the
lady on the horse and daddy said It
was Joan of Arc!"?True Story Mag
azine.
NewDressesfor
TheSchoolGid
%MAE MARTIN
L?.
Thousand* of cr
mothers with (laugh- (F
ters of high school
or college age, hare f '||
problems like this h i r a. =t]
Little Bock, Arkan- jMjWH
sas, mother. She rrTojJ |
says: "I don't be- M\\v^v
llere I could hare /. jjf A
put my daughter 'j\ I IM
through the last two A 1 \ . p.
years of high school
and college without JJ, /, J,?D
the help of Dla- (III ' \ Uj [
mond Dyes. Dresses *U1 LV?'1
long . out of style I I J U
and / faded were \ I / |
made new with a gjj]
package or so of
Diamond Dyes and L?
the addition of a
few dozen buttons and^a little braid.
Sometime^ two dresses were com
bined and brought up to date In lines
that gave no hint of their past Peo
ple nerer knew they were redyed
when I used Diamond Dyes They
never take the life out of doth or
make It limp. They always make
things fresh, crisp and bright"
Diamond Dyes are true dyes like
those used when the doth was made.
Tinting with them la as easy as blu
ing, anil dyeing only takes a little
more time. Insist on Diamond Dyes
and save disappointment'- They never
streak, spot or run.
My handsome new book, "Color
Craft", will help you with your
clothes and home furnishing prob
lems Slzty-fonr pages of dollsr-sav
Ing suggestions, fully Illustrated In
colors It's FREE. Simply write Mae
Martin, Home Service Dept. Diamond
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"Men of tho Treat"
An organization started six years
ago by an Englishman among African
tribesmen in tbe highlands of Kenya,
with tbe object of enconraglng the na
tives to replant denuded areas, has
extended the scope of its operation
and is now seeking to educate public
opinion throughout the British empire
in forestry and to Instill love of trees
into all sections of the community.
To this organization has been given
tbe appropriate title of "Tbe lien of
the Trees."
Accommodating '
She?"1 don't Uke to be pawed over
and kissed." He?"AU right?m kiss
yon first"?Life.
One of the secrets of enjoying life
is net to want more of anything than
yon can have.
Less Kitchen Work Now
SHREDDED
Hfl ' "^B'7
|UK| *?
Ready to serve for breakfast
lunch or supper. Serve with
strawberries and milkorcteam
TRI5CUIT -Eat tttoasted and buttered
Made by The Shredded Wheat Company
Always Keep Coficnra
Preparations On Jland
The Soap, taeniae of its absolute purity
and emollient properties, is unsoipiuscd
for ereey-day use. Assisted by Cuticura
Ointment it doss much to keep the skia
and scalp, healthy. Cuticura Bkavine Stick
J makes shaving easy for tender-faced men.
Cutlcnra Talcum is the ideal toilet powder.
s j?" Catic.ua Shaaiae Stick th.'
A; ^ mH j B A ? ?
It Kills Them! jt *
Non-poisonous. ,/jjfry
Won't spot or stain. "A
Tha Baa on svary packaf a *y
?is'your guarantss. /jfti
8and for frta inaaet book- A*
let. If daalar cannot supply ^
?writs ^
McT,ocwkfc*C? , Beldame, Md.
MBM????p??
BARE TO HAIR
If you want to grow hair
on your bald head, save
the hair you have, stop
foiling hair, dandruff, etc,
write for literature and
information. ,
W. H. FORSJ, Mfg. ?
Scottdale, Penna.
Race Mingling
In Hawaii, according to the Hono
lulu Ntppu-Jljl, intermarriage between
ita many races Is becoming more and
more prevalent. American men in the
islands showed tbe highest percentage
of intermarriage in the year ending
June 80, 1927, only 152 out of a total
of 383 being with women of their own
people. Hawaiian women also inter
marry frequently, for out of 271 mar
riages recorded, 136 were with mem
bers of other races. The Chinese, in
spite of a popular belief that they are
inclined toward Intermarriage, showed
a total otbut 42 such weddings out of
175 men who were married. Only 29
out of 798 Japanese men married wom
en of another race, and intermarriages
among Japanese women totaled 41 out
of 810. \
Took Eaglm on Hook
The Reason's best fish story Isn't
about fish. John H. Pitts, Alabama
Polytechnic Institute football coacb,
cast his line and a big bald eagle, also
fishing, nabbed it In midair. The fish
hook caught the eagle and Pitts land
ed him. The blrdi measuring five feet,
four Inches from wing tip to wing tip,
was presented to the Institute's zool
ogy department
Complimont, Anyway
"Will you marry me?"
"You haven't a chance. But I rather
admire your taste."
No man, no matter what 41s preju
dices, can hold out long against a
man who likes him.
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ALTO AGENCY AND OAKAdB
L1t? Va. city; mIw 1110,000 yr.: 100 ear
capacity; Balck aqeney; prion for r. ?..
93MOO plus inventory. File J-1117.
QBOCEBY AND MEAT MARKET
Norfolk. Va.; rcpt* RMOO pr.; A-l loca.;
price 10.7*0 plus ffiyentory. File J-0114.
HOTEL?NORFOLK. VIRGINIA
Downtown loca.; rt. 012*; sickness compels
quick sale; total price Il.tOO. File J-170*.
CLEANING AND PRESSING SHOP
Norfolk. Va.; rt. 0*0; rcpts 10,000 yr.; can
be doubled; price only >1,000. File J-000.
s RESTAURANT?NORFOLK. VIRGINIA
Rcpts. 118.000 yr.; main traffic loca.: well
equipped; big sacrl.. 14.000. File J-0800.
_ THE APPLE COLE COMPANY
1001 Transportation Bid*.. Detroit. Mich.
Skin bleach. Wonderful and sure. For proof
use one complete box of Kremola. Cuiee the
eybb^ oy ofJbesi'ajk
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SOMETHING NEW
For TImm Who Want Different
Entertainment at Homo
SPORT SOUTAIRE
"?For You or Your Boy
A little booklet explaining: how Jo
play Baseball. Football. Bowling and
many other sporting games with a
deck of cards. Start a baseball season
of your own. Be your own manager.
Keep a record of the hits, errors and
strikeouts of the men playing.
For home entertainment It can't be
beat. Can be played Solitaire or by any
number of persons.
To get your copy of the newest
pastime, wrap up 26c In a piece of pa
per and drop it in an envelope to
gether with your name and address '
and send It to
HERBERT J. BERTSCH
252 Prospect Place, Brooklyn, N. Y.
WHITE PEKIN DUCKLINGS
Special C. O. D. Offer. RIDQWAY DUCK
HATCHERY. LaRoe. Ohio.
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EVERY MOKMNO ?d NICNT TAKE. _
W. N. U? BALTIMORE, NO. 18-1928.
Cat Can Hit Credential*
George Nlederauer, a young college
student, arrived in Washington, after
getting lifts from San Bernardino,
Calif., with the aid of a gasoline can.
Flagging motorists with the'can and
having them pick him up on the as
sumption he was a fellow-driver In
distress, the drivers would usually
'laugh when they found the gas con
tainer was only the wanderer's suit
case filled with clothing and continue
to carry him on his way.
Something' Brewing
Ted?Last night when I got home
my wife had my slippers ready, my
pipe filled and?
Harry?How much did her new hat
cost?
Nothing la more expensive than the
things that are presented to us.
?eme sarazen
- n.
Brilliant
Golf Champion
Says:
*
"When it comet to the crucial moment,
I tern to a Lucky Strike. They leave a
toothing effect vpom my throat. They're
great, they afford a real ptoume."
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1k? Gnmi mi tkm Cup
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It s toasted" No Throat IrriUtion-No Cough.
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