IT STARTS
in the STOMACH
have you ?wi? _
pected that most of the
common illnauaa of
their beginning! in
?tomach disorders!
That lost vitality, those ^
frequent headache*.
that oold you oaa't
shake off?your atom- u,
aehiaprobablyreapon
aible. Everyone need* the soothing,
regular action of a reliable stomach
remedy like PE-RU-N A?known for
over fifty year* as the World'* Greateat
. Stomach Remedy. It dears away that
congested, catarrhal condition which
afflicts ao many people who never even
suspect their real trouhlel One bottle of
PK-RU-NA will soon tone up your
digeetion?and give you a new Joy in
Wei Your druggist ha* thi* time-honored
remedy. DooVwait?buy a bottle and
begin taking it today.
I1 ?1
For Old Sores
Harford's Balsam of Myrrh
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llkea Bobby?
Alice?She doesn't know yet She'a
going to that famous Vienna psychia
trist to find out
Will Cold Worry
You Thit Winter?
Some men throw-off n cold within a
few hours of contracting It. Anyone
can do it with the aid of a simple com
pound which comes in tablet form, and
is no trouble to take or to always
hare about you. Don't "dope" your
self when yon catch cold; use Pape's
Cold Compound. Men and women
everywhere rely on this amazing little
tablet?Adv.
Good Motto
s Charles M. Schwab, who after many
years as a leader In steel, Is beginning
to take things easier, said to a group
of gentlemen farmers who were ad
miring some of his prize stock at a
Pennsylvania county fair:
"Raising prize stock Is something
Tve wanted to do for a long time but
I've been too busy. Divided atten
tion seldom leads to success and all
through my business career my motto
has been:
"'All work and no play makes Jack
and a lot of It.'"
Keeping It Moving
The Walter?What's this, slrt
The Guest?Your tip. It's a trouser
button I found In my stew.
The man who loved and lost didn't
get his presents back.
At tyou
^adv^_
When your
Children Ciy
for It
Baby has little upsets at time* AD
your can cannot prevent then. Bat yon
oo? be prepared. Then yon tan do what
any experienced nurae would do?what
moat physlciane woold tell yoa to do?
(Ire a tew drops of plain Cantoris. No
aoooer done than Baby la soot bed; re
lief la Just a matter of moments.* Tat
yon bare aased your child without nae
of a single doubtful drag; Castorla Is
vegetable. So lt'e safe to nse as often
as an Infant has any little pain yon
cannot pat away. - And lfs always
ready for the croeler pangs of colic, at
constipation or diarrhea; effective, too,
for ?Mer children. fsniyAs mONoa
llldfi IflUlIf loam# ?sm
j wwaneaa no wayiet Mama y War a
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Laying Hens Now
on a Night Shift
Artificial Lights Deceive
Pullets Into Increased
Egg Production.
The hens that lay New Fork's
breakfast eggs are about to go oa the
olgbt shift again.
The recently Introduced practice of
Increasing egg production by length
ening the short autumn and winter
days with artlflclal light In the hen
houses has proved so successful that
It Is expected to become almost uni
versal this year among the thousands
of suburban poultrymen In New Jer
sey, Connecticut and on Long Island.
Hans Respond Profitably.
Proof that the hens respond profit
ably to the system of lengthening the
winter days by electricity has been
produced by Leslie M. Black, poultry
expert of the New Jersey Agricultural
college, who publishes the results of
tests In the Farm Journal.
Black has tested 166 flocks of pul
lets over a six-month period. Of these,
48 flocks were tested without the aid
of lighting and were found to average
72.0 eggs per hen. The others, tested
under three different lighting systems,
all ran profitably ahead of that figure.
Thret Lighting Plans Used.
The three methods used to convince
the hens that winter days are as long
as summer ones, and so keep produc
tion artificially stimulated when prices
are nigu, are nieae.
First?Tlie evening Innch system,
when the houses are lighted (or an
hour at night, between eight and nine,
or nine and ten. Second?The morn
ing lights plan, when the houses arc
lighted before dawn. Third?The use
of lights both morning and night so
that the length of the day Is made to
equal absolutely that of the night
"This last system seems to give the
best results of the three," the Farm
Journal's expert reports. It produced
10.7 more eggs per pullet than when
no lights were used, 8.3 more eggs
than under the evening lunch plan,
and 1.3 more than the morning, light
ing system.
Barley Produces a High
Percentage of Nutrients
Barley should be more widely used
as a stock feed, not only on account of
Its high yield per acre but also be
cause of Its nutritive value, says the
United States Department of Agricul
ture. The only feed crop that can be
compared readily with barley In farm
economy Is oats. Barley produces
more pounds to the acre than oats
and has a higher percentage of digest
ible nutrients. Success In feeding bar
ley depends somewhat upon bow It Is
fed. Barley fed whole Is too coarse
for best results, tend If fed too finely
ground Is pasty and unpalatable. The
best way of preparing It for live stock
Is to hare It coarse ground or rolled,
the latter way of preparation being
common In the West
Ewes Need Extra Good
Care at Lambing Time
The success of the sheep flock de
pends largely on the management.
Good feed and cnre materially Influ
ence the subsequent lamb crop. Preg
nant ewes should be separated from
the main flock and carried along In
good thrifty condition until lambing
time. Tbey may be fed such succulent
feeds as roots and ensilage, the latter
In limited quantity, together with some
alfalfa hay, for the purpose of stlmu
latlng milk production. Good water
la essential during the pregnant period.
Potassium Iodide should be given In
the drinking water twice a month or
In the salt kept before the ewes at all
times. Ewes In good, thrifty condl
tton are more likely to give blrtb to
strong vigorous lambs.
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:; Agricultural Notes.:
Fences end gales tell what kind of
folks live with them.
see
It doesn't cost any more to build a
good looking building than tbo other
kind.
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?If good results are to bo expected
with the 1928 lamb crop, the bred
ewes must be handled properly.
? e ?
Sweet closer should be sown broad
cast "on a well-settled seedbed at the
rate of 15 pounds of good seed per
acre.
s ? ?
Good, clean range will be of little
tains In preventing disease troabk
as lehg aa the ground adjoining the
house is dirty.
see
Wherever cholera occurs It mast tx
presumed that the disease haa beer
carried to the hogs la question bo
causa there la no other way for It U
reach the herd.
see
Four or five weeks before lamblnt
each ewe should bate one-half pount
dally by weight of the following grab
mixture: Cora, six parts; oats oi
bran, three parts, and linseed oil meal
one part After lambing, tbo ratim
, should be doubled.
? ? see
Corn belt tensers an confront?
with the problem at utilising tb
roughage produced on the farms a
I well as the corn produced. Then I
no more economical and deslrabl
I method of doing tUe than establlsbln
n herd of breeding tarn en the fkra
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ONEY
OREHOUND & TJIR
At the first sneeze, banish every
symptom of cold, chills, etc. with
HALE'S.Relief at once?Breaks up
cold positively. 30c at all druggists
Garfield T ea
Was Your
Grandmother's Remedy
For every stomach
and Intestinal ill.
fcVjjl This good old-fash
* toned herb home
jh TV' 'h. remedy for constl
patlon, stomach Ills
and other derange
menta of the sys
tem so prevalent these days Is in even
greater favor as a family medicine
than In your grandmother's day.
Pilot Fliet 250,000 Mil;
Paul Wltte, an air pilot of the Ger
man commercial air service, recently
completed a total distance of 400,000
kilometers, which Is equal to nearly
ten times aronnd the world. In sched
uled air service. On his arrival at
the Hamburg airdrome he was given
an offlclal welcome dnrlng which he
waa presented a gold scarf pin and
many floral gifts. ,
Loosen Up That Cold
With Mnsterole .
Have Mnsterole handy when a
cold starts. ? It has all of the advan
tage* of grandmother's mustard plas
ter without the bum. You fed ?
warm tingle as the healing ointment
penetrates the pares, then a soothing,
eooirrw sensation and quick relief.
Made of pure oil of mustard and
nurses and
doctors. Try Musterole for bronchi
tis, son throat, stiff neck, pleurisy,
rheumatism, lumbago, croup, asthma,
neuralgia, congestion, pains and aches
of the back or joints, sore muscles,
Brains, bruises, chilblains, frosted
feet, cold* of the chest It may pro
vent pneumonia and "flu."
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Or a Hippo
Bettle?Could you tell me what non
sense Is, uncle!
Uncle?No.
Bettle?Well, It's an elephant hang
lng over a cliff with its tall tied to a
daisy.?Boston Post
Another Profiteer
Customer?"How do you sell thee*
furs; by measurer Merchant?"No
we sell them by the hair now."
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toKeepinStyie
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1 No woman would wear dihssea. o
blouses, or stockings of a color that'
decidedly out of style or faded. If al
1 of os know how caay It la to mak
things freah, crisp and stylish by th
quick magic of bom tinting or dyelni
I Anybody can tint or dye successful
1 ly with true, fadeless Diamond Dyes
1 Tinting with them Is as easy as hlulni
r sad dyeing takes fust a little loogei
* Now, stylish ookms appear like magh
1 right orer the old, faded colors. Die
mood Dyaa neror spot, streak or rn
They are real dyes, like those nso
1 when the doth was made. Insist ?
* them and Saeo dUappolntment
? My now At-pM* niustrated boot
* "Odor Crefp,", glros hundreds o
* mooey-earing hints dor tenewtai
? dothes end (draperies, ira Free. Writ
L A* It now, to Mao Martin, Dept. DM
Dtaswad Dm Burlington. Taut
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DR. CALDWELL'S
THREE RULES
Dr. Caldwell watched the results of
constipation for 47 years, aad. belle sad
that no matter how careful people are
of their health, diet and sTsrcios, con
stipation will occur from time to time.
Of next importance, then, la how to treat
it when it comes. Dr. Caldwell always
was in favor of getting aa close to nature
as poaaible, henoe his remedy for consti
pations a mild vegetable compound. It
can not harm the most delicate system
and is not habit forming.
The Doctor never did approve of dras
tic physics sad purges. He aid not believe
they were good for human beings to put
into their system. Use Syrup Pepsin for
yourself and members of the family in
constipation, biliousness, sour and erampy
stomach, bad breath, no appetite, head
aches, and to break np fevers and colds
Cat a bottle today, at any drugstore aad
observe these three rules of health: Keep
the head cool, the "feet warm, the bowels
open. For a free trial bottle, just write
"Syrup Pepsin," Dept. BB, llontiosllo,
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Different Destinations
Great Aunt Ann had been ill for a
long time and having one of her "bad
apella." She remarked that she "was
soon going to die, wasn't going to be
here long." Little four-year-old Gene
hearing this remark, asked her where
she was going. She replied she was
"going to heaven." Gepe said: "I'm
not I'm going to Stuesvllle." His
parents had been planning to make a
trip to Stilesville.
Candidates, Attention
First Politician?He took his defeat
very easily, didn't he? I wonder what
he did with all his placards?
t Second Polltlclfin?Told me be osed
them In papering his garage.
What If an effort had been made to
create the world In ? live-day week?
what would have happened?
I I W ? Mil !?
A Soar
Stomach
In th? Mime time it takes s dose of
sod* to bring a little temporary relief
of gas and soar stomach, Phillips
UBk of Magnesia has acidity complete
- y checked, and tho digestive organs
all tranqoillzed. Once you have tried
this form of relief yon will cease to
worry about your diet and experience
i new freedom In eating.
This pleasant preparation is Just as
good for children, too. Use it when
ever coated tongue or fetid breath
signals need of a sweetener. Physi
cians will tell yon that eyery spoon
ful of Phillips Milk of Magnesia neu
tralises many times Its volume In add
Get the genuine, the name Phillips is
Important Imitations do not act the
Phillips
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Cabinet
(A. lilt. WwUrc Nmtmt Union.)
Whtn 1 behold what pleasure to
pursuit.
What lite, what glorious eaaerneaa
It to:
Then mark how full poeaeaelon
(alia In thin,
How fairer enema the bloaeom than
the fruit?
< am perplexed.
?T. B. Aid rich.
SOMETHING ABOUT SAUCES
A good eauce w|U often make a very
plain dlah quite an elaborate one. The
eauce ebould be appro
Hprlate to the food with
. wbicb It la-to be nerved.
The cook who knowa the
value of a good eauce,
alwajra baa on hand the
matertala for making
euch saucea aa while
sauce, brown, tomato or
bechamel and with these
aa a foundation la able to nerve a
variety of eauces.
The sauce ol average thickness
which la most commonly used Is pre
pared with two tablespoonfuls each ol
flour and butter and one cupful of
milk, stock or tomato. 1
For a brown sauce the flour Is
browned and a larger quantity Is
needed to thicken tbe liquid, ua brown
ing lessens the thickening quality of
flour, by dextrinlzing the starch.
Tomato Sauce.?Take one-half a can
of tomatoes, two tablespoonfuls of
sugar, eight peppercorns, a bit of bay
leaf and- salt. Cook twenty minutes,
rub through a sieve and add one cup
ful of brown stock, and four table
spoonfuls each of browned flour and
butter cooked together. Gradually
add the hot liquid.
A delicious sauce to serve wltb fish
of any kind Is:
Piquant Sauce.?To one-cupful of
brown sauce, add one tablespoonful of
vinegar, one-half of a chopped onion,
one tablespoonful each of chopped
capers and pickle and a dash of
cayenne.
Here Is another good fish sauce or
one especially good to serve wltb fresh
oysters: J
Horseradish Sauce.?Hlx three table
spoonfuls of grated horseradish wltb
one tablespoonfnl of vinegar, add one
half teaspoonful of salt and a half tea
spoonful of sugar, then stir In four
tablespoonfuls of heavy cream beaten
stiff.
Maltra 'd' Hotel Butter.?This Is a
delicious sauce to serve with broiled
beefsteak. Put one-fourth cupful of
butter in a bowl and mix with a
wooden spoon until creamy. Add one
eighth teaspoonful of pepper, one-half
tablespoonful of finely chopped parsley
and three-fourths tablespoonful of
lemon juice very slowly.
Lemon Butter.?Cream one-fourth
cupful of batter and add slowly one
tablespoonful of lemon juice. This
sauce is especially good with steak or
fish.
buncnoon uisnv*.
A dish which will be sufficiently
nourishing and at the same time at
? tractive la:
8panlsh Salad.?
. Arrange tender
nests of lettnce on
a chop plate. In
each place half of
a hard-cooked egg,
covered with may
onnaise dressing;
arrange stuffed olives, slices of ripe
tomato and sardines. This dish the
hostess will serve, passing French
dressing to each, when served.
Bavarian Salad.?Dse two heads of
lettuce washed, drained and pulled
Into pieces. Add two small onions
chopped line, one boiled onion cut Into
small pieces, cover with chopped
boiled beets which bave been mixed
with mayonnaise dressing and serve
with a snappy French dressing.
Lettucs With Psaauta.?Arrange the
lettuce In a salad bowl, sprinkle over
tt enough fresh peanuts rolled with
the rolling pin to make like coarse
crumbs, add a bit of chopped green
onion If desired and cover with French
dressing. This will be found a most
satisfying salad; served with whole
wheat bread and a hot drink It will
make a good meat
Baked Ham and Potatoes.?Put
through tbe meat chopper any left
over bam; butter a baking dish, add
a layer of thinly sliced potatoes, cover
with some of tbe chopped bam, a
sprinkling of minced onion or parsley,
repeat until tbe dish Is full Cover
and bake; no moisture Is needed.
Bast India Salad.?Mash two cream
cheeses and moisten 'with one-half
cupful of heavy cream beaten stiff and
ooe-balf tablespoonful of - gelatin
soaked In one tablespoon ful of cold
water and then dissolved by adding
one tablespoonful of boiling water.
Season with salt, paprika. Place this
mixture all around tbe edge of-a dish,
making a roll of tt. Fill the centav
with lettuce leaves, dressed with
French dressing to which a bait tea
spoonful of curry powder baa been
added.
Deviled Chestnuts.?Blanch chest
nuts by slitting one aide and putting
tbem Into a hot frying pan to burst
tbe sheila RemdVe tbe brown skin
and put into a pan with a tablespoon
ful of butter, stirring until well cov
ered. then sprinkle salt and a dash of
cayenne over thorn. Serve with a
salad or as a relhBi at any meal.
Aspirin
SAY "BAYER ASPIRIN" and INSIST!
Proved safe by minions and prescribed by physicians for
Colds Headache Neuritis Lumbago
Pain Neuralgia iToothacbe Rheumatism',
| DOES NOT AFFECT THE HEART
C>
^ which contains proven directions.
# M Handy "Bayer" boxes of 18 tablets
9 Also bottles of 84 and 100?Druggists.
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If you want to grow hair ;
on your bald head, save |?M|^^^Kg
the hair you have, stop
falling hair, dandruff, etc.,
write for literature and
information.
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All Comfort* of Homo
Mr. Llttleflat?Can't yon hnrry and
get through with the bathroom, I want
a bath?
Hla Wife?I have four more waists
and six pairs of stockings to wash.
If you're in a hurry for a bath you'll
have to go down to the laundry.
Mother and Baby Gain
Health, Strength
and Flesh
"I am so grateful for what Milks
Emulsion has done for tte that I am
writing you this letter.
"I had' a terrible cough and for
four months was so weak that I had
to rest on the bed several times while
dressing. In fact, after putting on one
stocking I would have tot lie down and
rest before putting the other on. People
thought I bad tuberculosis, but they
don't think so'now. I was so weak that
I could not care for my taby, who was
not getting sufficient nourishment to
give him any strength. But after tak
ing yonr Emulsion for a few months I
regained my health and now I weigh
145 pounds. My baby is one year old
and weighs 80 pounds. We are both
in perfect health and we thank Milks
Emnlslon for it.
"Ton can publish this letter If yon
care to. I shall always praise Milks
Emulsion." Tours truly,' MRS. ED.
ROUSE. Shelbyvllte, Ind, R. R. No. 0.
Sold by all druggists under a guar
antee to give satisfaction or money
refunded. The Milks Emulsion Co.,
Terre Haute, Ind.?Adv. *
Loot Rotort
Homebody?So you must catch the
11:40 train west? Is It Important?
Holmless?It's vital. My doctor says
I must have my regular sleep, and a
berth on that train is the only lodging
I can find for tonight
A green grocer is one who trusts
the family that has just moved into
the neighborhood.
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Part Played by Table
in Uplift of Mankind
There was ? time when not a table
existed In the whole wide world. Bat
one day primitive man, weary of
sprawling on the ground, rose and ate
his drat meal from a broad hewn slab
laid on bowlders, and frdm that day
his upward climb to civilization began.
Today we do not atop to think how
much we depend npon tables, bat what
a dull and Inconvenient place a house
would be without tbein. Not only are
they at our elbow everywhere to keep
things within reach, but how they de
light the eye?their lovely designs and
beautiful woods.
They minister to our comforts, and
please our senses with their grace and
charm. Each year they increase la
variety and cleverness, and each year,
because of them, our homes grow more
attractive.
According to a leading l<ondon hat
ter, Ave times as many silk "stove-pipe
hats" are being sold this year aa in
1928. - , ,
^^iisafssar*
FAfter my daughter grew
into womanhood ehe began to
fed rundown and weak and a
friend wired me to get her
your medicine* She Dock Lydia
L Plnlcham's Vegetable Com'
pound and Lydia E> Pink
ham's Hed> Medkine. Her
nerve* are better, her appetite
ia good, ahe is in good spirits
and able to work every day.'
We f?""" "f Vegetable
?? Compound to other girls and
erjne Irtsweft.
1 praise LydlaE.Rnkham'?
Vegetable Com pound for what
it has done for my fourteen
year-old daughter as well as for
me. It his helped her growth
and her nerves and she has a
good appetite now and sleeps
wdh She has gone to school
every day since beginning the
medicine. I will condfine to
give it to her at regular in
tervals and wlH recommend it
to other mothcsB who have
dnwliiws with similar trots*
bles."?Mn. BuaWded Hom?
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