LEC A L NOTICES
Br Yirtae of order of th 8--yerior
Court of Rndolfh eoanty la
the tpeclM proceedings entitle T.
C- Wood 1 T. Cora McLeod t
aJ, I will os tb 11th day of Mot
ber, 11I, t 1 o'clock P- K-, U
to t nlghe bidder at bli
tlo at th oart koiM doo t
Akboro, X. C-. ta follow! -
aerified rel :
nrat tret: A ! M
th water of Tomi creak, bayaawlat
t a Stoma, famarly a nuW oak,
runmfia Botk II pcU to tat
tXf 'mm a Tl oW t plava;
tbaaaa Bortk IX le
thamM vt 1(1 wm to, kiekerr,
bopaded' by Mrnll Hb; keae
' ao 111 tIe t the ld Joe K.
Wajad1 Old Us,- taa wltk aMd
Hn to tfca boglBBlag, ooatiaM
74 Sana more t leaa. For further
desrlptlo mo deed from Job K.
Wod to Kill Wood la book II, pat
6 If refiatar's office of Randolph
ooaaty.
Second tract: Beginning at a rock
formerly a Spanish ok, near tha
hed of the branch. tn sld Hill
Wood' comer; thence west 92 pole"
to a dogwood In the original line;
thence sou'h 28 pole' to a stone
er' tile branch In the field; thence
east, distance unknown, to a -white
oak on the bank of the branch, Wil
liam Wood's line; thence up the
Tartou" courra of the branch to
the beginning, contsinlrg 18 acres,
more or le". For furtbpr descrip
tion ee deed from Jone" K- Wood
to Hill Wood in book 42 pge 218
regfter's office of Randolph county
Both nbject t0 the life etate of
Hill Wood's widow.
Terms of ale: One-third csh,
one third in three month r.nd one
third in six month", title being re
tained until the deferred payments
re made.
This Oct. llth, 191 2-
J. A. SP13NCE. CoramlMoner-
KOTICH.
Having qualified as eztr. onr the
estate of Rosabelle E- Worth,
deceased, before W. C. Hammond,
Clerk of the Superior Court of Ran
dolph county, al persons having
claims against said estate are no
tified to present them to the under
aigned, duly verified, oni or before
the 25th day of October, 1913, or
this notice 'Rill be pleaded in bar
ot their recovery; ond all persons
owing Bald estate will conio forward
and make immediate settlement.
This 23rd day of October, 1912.
H. M. WORTH, Extr.
XOTK'E OF LA?I BALK
J3y vi.'tui of the powers vested In
the ii.idcrtii'.ned by riucroo rendered
In the spceial proceeding entitled A.
A- Scett adm J. T- Ecoit deed- v
N:iny J- Scott et al, I -will "ell at
public xuc'lon at the couit homo
door in A"hebnro, N- C, M! tho 9'h
day or November,1912,at 12 o'clock,
M.. ;l:o following described lands
aituate in the town of Ramseur, N.
C., bounded aB follows, to-wi': Be
ginning at a flint rock in the Co
lumbia M'tf- Oo-'s corner and run
east to R. A. Smith's N- W. corner,
thence south to R- A. Smith's S. W.
corner, thence est to Worth Lutter
loh' N. W. corner, thence west of
outh to S- W. Cddell's N- E- corner
thence north cf wet with 8- W. Cd
dell' line t0 the Columbia Mfg. Co. 'a
line, thence north est with Colum
bia Mfg- Co. 'a line to the beginning,
containing one ' cre, more or lee.
Terms of Sale: One-third cMb,
the balance upon a credit of six
month, approved ecurlty being giv
en therefor, and deferred pymen(s
to bear interest at legttl rte from
day of sale-
Thi Oct. 4, 1912.
A. A. SCOTT, Adm
J. T. Scott, Deed.
NOTICE.
Having qualified as admr. on-, the
estate of J. 1'. S. Julian, deceased,
before W. C. Hammond, Clerk of
the Superior Court of "Ksndolph
county, oil perrons having claims
agfilr.Et s.-Jd estate arc notified to
pnvent fiesj to tho uaderciyrncd,
duly verified, on or before the 2G(h
day of Orteber, 1013, or thla notice
ill bo pksded In l nr of t'-fir re
covery; rrd : 11 per: era Injr s"!d
estaio will co:r,o forward e.iul make
lniw-i): m ft km tit.
' This 19th day of October, 1912
C. II. JULIAN, Admr.
Notice
North famllim. Ruiuloiph County.
En
al y N. I-:me Sts!o
!- 0 8
Will tut,.- uol.eet'Mit uu 11
bm been emimeneet lu t
Btndolpl, C'limny, N.irlh Oumlnm I r ih iln.
nln'-'en ot t!iti tun.! ol niu-riirMiir eximinw
be-veeu the i;ain'ifl and the k'i n a-it uu 1 1
til (KutuKK 1 Num. Cirolthn; a "I tin: t.m!
dtleiKt'Hit will lunner tuke notice Hint he l re
quirea tu appear nt tie 1 cxt term 01 theHiipe l-r
vounoi Bii'u u-iu-'tv, w Da neiij od tne lmn
M"inJu? a"er Hie ar-t Moiwajr 111 SiiiilerniH"-,
i me ei-urt huu( m itii(i oun.y. n
AnliebuM, N, C.aiid BnKWr firci'-mur to rh
ComD unit In mill a.;ilon.e.r th Malutifr wil
apply to tha ciurt lor the rul:et Ucinanuel in
Tbit Uie iith day ot Ociol) 'r. 1013.
W 1 Hammond,
Clork Superior Court.
Notice Auction Sale Mining
Property
By virtue ot executions and orders ot Die
iiourtiiiine oueel Homo jsuimiiie x Haifli ui
vo. M.'i;rr-' a il.llug H-ilwu u hi , i-ox d
LewlH lf::rlware Co., Aalu-b ilj Wuee'baiM
ftiauufaeiiiririK Company. H.-in w, Laaanlio
against Davis Moutr.aiu M-nluir o uipuny,
willed txeoutioim were duly lu-1 by c
Ummoul, eierk Sup.-rlor I'our nf Kudolpn
county, aii-l uooer whieii tl-e pmjpi nv l t"
tku DjVIs M ui:iiq Mlnlnk o.rnii.a i .o. . vh .1
upuu. 1 nth ell at ptiolio nu'.jtion to tlie
big tint hliil r for ea-h at Miu euurt imu-u do"'
lu .sro-iwro N. C . on KriuT. if e vii'il .lav ol
K'lV-ab r 191J, atl-J .VkeK M, .ill to-. r:i; t,
title. a..il mi'-r-'-l -if every K "-I 9-i ".vloe T" e'o
1-'. uuainl'lliib. iuinu'-, 11. t im 'll-'-e
traeisot lun.l ill B o o Ii oo.-e. v. .1 u .U
Aiub ry, a. c. t-.ii.i :im. v (inni . or
I, aa I oi." f il y I- su 1 t-ln b. ui .i.'!
Wo. ' P-B !&:. Ill toe 1 1:i'- al tej;Mtr
dtrw ..1 Kuu,i!..,i-i tui Noiili '.t'u!n n il
aim a-l tile iMuo1 iui" v if i-v rv k.o'l a- i .u .
itnpi
lor Jti
II V
rl0.
ir Uu
. I. Mil.
iilo to a
if (....
lf'lltd Uitm lu I
lift" a vh n one 1
Th the ifliii uay ol Ocul r. 19 '
J. . B rkheai
Bhcrliro' Kundelptt Co,
Nptlce of Land Bale.
By flrtue ot the powera 8tett
be undersigned by decree renderen
In the apecial prooedinge entitled
"In re Mollle Wall et al." In tM
Superior Court ot Randolph county,
1 will aeH at public auction at the
court house door in Asheboro, JST. C-.
on the Both day ot November, 19".
at 12 O'clock M., the following de
scribed landa ' aituate In Randolph
ctunty and In the town of Randle
man, N. C, bounded aa followa, to
wlt; Beginning at the branch, run
nig east 6 chs. and 82 Iks. to
stone; thence south 14 1-2 degrees
west one chain and 42 'ks. to
atone; thence west to the branch;
thence down said branch to the be
ginning, containing one acre, moer
or less, being known aa lot No. !
Terms of Sale: One-third cash,
the balance upon a credit of aix
months, approved security being giv
en for deferred payments, the same
to bear Interest at the legal rate.
This Oct. 31. 1912.
R. C. KELLY, commr.
CnrA of Thank.
Through the columns of The courier
w. wish to thank the good peoiiie
in and out ot our community for
t'e kindness and expressions of sym
pathy shown us during the recent
illness and death of our dear son,
brother and cousin, Millard Hum
ble. . We especially want to thank
tho good men of Asheboro, whom
Se loved so well, for their frequent
visits to his bedside during the thro
weeks he lingered. May cod's rich
est blessings attend them all.
Mrs. Matilda Humble,
W. B. Humble,
Louetta Newsome.
Ralph, N. C
Kotice of Ijund Bulo.
By virtue of the powers vested In
' " . r- - .Pierce, J one tie C'.rfen or her unknown
the undersigned by decree rendered., tu,irB t laWi Bertn t;iib,.it ond the nth.r
in the Superior Court of Randolph j minnow n helis at law of Eugenia Gilbert
county in th especial proceedings th i,l,!iww'! L J'e!8 firo'" Ti'nJ.'a'd
entitled "in re J. F. Allred et al,
I will sell at public auction at court
house dour in Asheboro, N. C-, on
he 23rd day of November, 1912, at
12 o'clock M.. the following lands
lying and being in Liberty township,
Randolph county, North Carolina,'
DOUnaed as lollows, to-wn; jjeeiu-isaid cicrennanta are necessary parties;
nine in W. D. Fields' line, thence J"'1, the . i-nld defendant, will further talc
io ti . , inotlre thnt they nre renulied to appear
south 143 poles to a stone, thence ,dt ,le offlce nj w c ,Bmmond ci,.rk
east 74 poles to a stone, north 47 "f the Superior court of Randolph' conn
pole to a stone, east 65 poles 4 1-2 . court at .ehor,, k.
feet to a stor.e, the beginning cor-lani, answer or demur to the petition
ner, contaiuJj; 88 acres, more or1 in wild r.auai or the piaintiffa wiu ap
loas - .'P'" '"the ennrt for the relief demnnd,d
Terms of Sale; One-half cash, the.
t alance upon a credit of six monti'.s
Ui erred payments to bear interest
at the legal rale, approved security
belg given therefor.
This Oct. 22, 1 n 12.
HLIJAH MOFFITT, .
R. c. KELLY,
CommiiiEioncrs.
tile , .'. C. c.--c.r.re.i,
.'. c. t'l.-! i. . i--e
: .1 i -v.;.: . . t .
. 1;.: u- ; . W.--1 .-
. " H'ft-i tUl.i ,:
t 'lay of tiec mher IM.'t. or this
will bo pleaded In bar of their re-
nersona nwlnir an 1,1 H-
tate will come forward and make im
mediate settlement.
This 8th rtav of November, 1H13
, , Mus. p.kvik sTitoru".
Administratrix of J. C. Stroud, Deed.
DR.;D. K. LOCKHART,
DENTIST.
ASHEBORO, N C. Phone 28.
Office over the Bank. Hoursi
9 a m to 12 m. lp.m. to 5 p.m.
DR. T. F. ASHBURN,
DENTIST.
OFFICE ON MAIN ST.,
Randleman, - - N C
Till: DXSK OP ItAXDOLI'lI
' Asheboro, ?". V.
C.ipHnl n
T-.-tal j-jh.
.1 F.-i;
t.-i, oi.
-ins, ?;::, o;o.t!0
r i:i:.;i) i!;).(o
With nr.:p'e ns .p'a, rrpe-rleuce f?fit1
ve'ecUfii, v.e poiiait ti,e i,,.-,noS. - 1 omc-sct Kti s do not know it. w
;-e U.nkirg jnil.lii; a..d feel 8fo in do, hut, pa for thme, they are not
jijliiK e are prp; ied and willing long-distance nilndreadtrs.
t eiier.il t0 our customers every fa- There is a big difference between
Hty and accommodation couslsteat reclamailon by irrigation and that
vlth safe b:uiking- ,ty drainage. In the far west, ex
D. B. McCrary, President. 'jpeuslva plants and much labor and
W. J- Aruificld, V-Presldent jtapllfl will be expended in water
W. J. Armfleld, Jr-, Cfeshler- j Ing crops after the land has been
J. D- Rosa, Assistant Cash j reclaimed, while in North Carolina
j rich reclaimed swamp lands will be
II. B. Watt, M. D.
Physician and Surgeon
ftrcw over Jutinsun's More
McDowell Huildintr
Asheboro, - N.
I
H. G. PUGII, Liveryroan
Good teama, courteous treat
Tient, safe drivers; prices rea.w n
ble. Give me a trial.
Now at the Will
Old Stanri
Skeen
SiAMflER
:.
ffice Second Door Fru.a tirct
Lawyers Row.
Mortgage Land Sale
By virtue of the powera of sale
contained in a mortgage deed made
by J. L. Qunter and wlife to M. E.
Alien, to secure the payment of
two notes of even date with said
mortgage, default having been made
in the payment of "aid notes ac
cording to contract and said mort
gage deed, I will "ell at public auc
tion to the highest bidder for cash
at the court house door in Ashe
boro, N. C, at 12 o'clock noon on
Saturday, the 7th day of December,
1912, the following described real
estate for the purpose of satisfying
the aforesaid indebtedness:
First Lot In the town of Ram
seur, -Randolph county. North Caro
lina, beginning at a stake on the
east side of cedar Creek, former
ly the old tage road, and running
south 63 1-4 degrees east 41s ft.
to a stake; thence south 36 8-4
degree west 106 ft. to a stake;
thence north 63 1-4 degrees west
415 feet to a stake on the ea"t aide
of the street; thence north 36 3-4
degrees east 105 feet to the be
ginning, containing one acre, more
or less. On, this lot there is a
good 7-room two story dwelling
Second Lot: Beginning at Pres
ton Craven's corner; thence west
12 1-2 chains to the public road;
thence south with the public road 5
chains to a stone; thence east 12
1-2 chains to a stone in pre8ton
Craven' line; thence north 5 chains
co tho beginning, containing 6 2-10
acres, moro or less. This is valu
able property in a good locality.
This the 7th day of Nov., 1912.
M. E. ALLEN, Mortgagee.
NOTICE.
North Carolina, nnndolph County. In
tho Superior Court before the Clerk.
W. P. Wood and R M. r'erce, A.lir.rs.
oi lu.boit Wood, deceased, vs, Marcus
L. Vo,l et al.
The di.f. ncliints. Krastus rlt-rce. Henry
JuUiim liairiH. tin. unknown he!
law of i:iifuB Ilnirls, may carter and
John Carter or their unknown helra at
law. If they he diad. will take notice
that an action entitled aa ahore has
I oeen commenced In the Superior Court
of Itnnclnliih County to have a final ac-
wo'dTaU' SfSSftZL
This
nplal.it.
Pth dav of Xovemher 1013.
V. C. HAMMOND,
Clerk Pupeil ir Court,
NOTICE
i:endo!ph County, In
th Stintiord l,y her next friend
M.'nlenhiill. Alirnie Strntfor.l,
P. 'A.
'Ceo. I..
til. Zrli: 1 .
ell P.
, Alendinl-n
- vs. Itobe!
I Tile llel
j notice tl-l
uis hien
I. Jjnrioil,. unlei,hall
I,. .stiet:eni, et il.
iidnut Miovu iiimikiI will take
t nn action cntitl. d aH abovo
d In He Supcrlor
County frr-the sale
piniltlnn; und the
const of i-nnlalh
of real estate f.i
ald defc
that he
nt will fmtl.i
:ike notice
nillee of the Clel k of the
the court house In Asheboro K.nih'hnV.
ollna, and nnawer or den !,.',.. . , o.
Plaint In saw netinn
delnnIi'",y. ,0 !','e cOI'lrt. ,or the relief
demanded In said comphilnt.
Thlg the 8th dav of November, 1M2.
W. C. HAMMOND,
Clerk Superior Court
or tlie plalptirr
Two Kinds of Reclamation.
One reclamation dam for irrigation
purposes In far-away Idaho cost 1,
000,000. In Nortb Carolina l,SoO,
000 spent in draining our Immensely
fertile swamp area would reclaim
more rich lands than can ever be
made available by that Idaho project
In addition to this, we have an
equable rain fall and a superb cli
mate winter and summer, while all
this splendid agricultural region 1h
within 18 to 30 hours by rail, of tho
i'ttat northern and Canadian mar
k'ts supplying more than 30,000,000
j people. Transportation by regular
iron-Iterator trains to all points
U :. .,,
nako this part of North' Carolina I
tlia l.b.il ljoation for home-seeuerj.
Iho went thing about it la that
watered by the most ideal rainfall
conditions prevailing Jn America.
Horn Ihoro la tha BrlillHonill advant
age that in the rare event of drough
the drainage canals also will afford
the means of irrigation. In many
sections the canals can also be util
ized for economic transportation,
such aa is demonstrated by boating
rice from the fields to the storage
barns and threshing places. V8 have
In Eastern North Carolina a coun-
try of wonderful possibilities, sbut
, have not yet adopted any plan
by which we can make home-seekers
-t up and take notice Wilmington
Star.
"Thero could be no better medl-
: cina than Chnwbcrlain'a couph Km
. ''y. Vy children were all sick
v.'ith v.-hoeplng cough. One of them
iw" ln he-i, had a high fevor and
, wai coughing up blood. Our doc
Mir re them Chamberlain's cough
T;-rTf'y rrd the first dose eased
jthem. o.nd three bottles cured them
sr.js Mra. R. A. Donaldson, of I.ex
inrjton, M'ss. For sale by all deal
I era.
Good Ilye.My Willie, Good. Bye.
You fought a good fight, I admire
your grit.
Seem never to tire, nor knowi when
to quit,
You loaded your guni with spurious
. shot,
You took good aim, but missed the
spot.
From the briny blue deep to tbe
land of the sky,
You left your job to tell the people
why
Vou're the only man within our
state
Cculd save the people from a terri
ble fate.
It's true, I think you'll acknowledge
the fact.
Your grip on the truth was woefully
slack
You made it appear, from things you
quote,
ou were the Saint and Simmons tbo
Goat.
Now, come my boy and just be
fair, ,
Tell all the facts and treat blm
square.
:Jon't you think you made a nils
take By handing out dope the people
wouldn't take?
'ou played, the game a littl too
Jong,
'leading out men you said were
wrong,
They're on. your trick, is one
reason why
3o mnny have said no "Democratic
l'le."
You can t be Pleased is clearly the
case.
When you set your eye on the
other man's place
And think it strange the people can
see
:.c little Brother Claude and big
Brother ME
Now won't you be quiet, and give
us a rest.
Creating d)ssenslon from east to
west.
You've blowed your horn, ripped
and tore,
At least be quiet for four years
more.
It's true, the charge, when last
you run,
Bv "Keadhie out" r.raio-. vnu tnro -
ly won, '
But bless my soul, you sprung it
again.
Mo wonder, my boy, you failed
get in.
There's one thing certain and
t0
no
mistake,
Ii run you will, have a brand-new
fake,
?or I tell you now, it just won't
work
To trv and nu tho enm- u
dirt.
Good-bye, my Willie, eood-bve
You run the bluff, and they called
your hand.
Good-bye, my Willie, good-bye,
Kepent of your ain8 and be a
man.
Good-bye, my Willie, good-bye.
It. J. Ingram, High point, N. C-
BEAUTIFYING HOMES
Old Places Harder to Improve Than
ow One Trees mid Skrulibnry
Ara Very Important, Also Tho
Proper l aying Out cf the Walks.
Etc Tear Away the Old Fences. !
ine improving of the grounds cf
OM 1- - . ...
" B'e!,c GO:" nior n-
. , . an that of grounds where
Ule home is nev and there is noth-
"ig In the way of treoy, shrubs,
srpss. etc.,-to begin with. In the ; grounds. Wl;nt-M i
majority of instanees the planting on 01 our money r I-:--rj.rr-r-
- ! n:ado an he:-li!',-I
r a. Tr-
uAf
A M H iN
JureJ Ly te f.tovel of the I'entury.
' ii. B. B. TeMed for 30 Years.
Hawking, spitting, foul breath,
discharges of yellow matter perma
nently cured with pure Botanical
ingredlenta- To prove it we will
"end you a
Sample Treatment Free
CATARRH 18 NOT ONLY DAN
GEROUS but it causes ulcerations,
dea'a, aad decay of bones, kills am
bition, often au"es loss of appe
tite, and reaches to general debility,
idiocy and insanity. It needs at
tention at once. Cure it by tak'
Ing Botanic Blood Balm (B. B. B )
It Is a quick, radical, permanent
cure because it rids the system of
the poison germs that caue catarrh
At the same time Blood Balm (B- B
B ( enriches the blood, doea away
with every symptom of catarrh. B
B. B. sends a tingling flood of
warm, rich, pure blood direct to the
paralyzed nerves and parts affected
by catarrhal poison, giving warmt
and strength just where it is need
ed.and in this Way making a perfect
lasting cure of catarrh in all i'
forms- DRUGGISTS or by express-
m.nn vf Tt labor rottt.IS with rll
deetiops for home cure- SAMPLE
SNTB FREH3 by writing Blood Bnira
Co., Atlanta, .Ga. Describe your
trouble and free or medical advice
given. Sold by all druggists in Ashe-
b0. j
CLEANS THE HAIR AND
BEAUTIFUL AT ONCE
In a few moments your hair looks soft, fluffy, lustrous and
abundant No falliiig hair or dandruff.
- "Surely try a "Danderine Hair
Cleanse" if you wish to Immediate
ly double the beauty of your hair
Just moisten a cloth with, Danderine
and draw It carefully through roar
hair, taking one small strand at a
time, this will cleanse the hair of
dust, dirt or any excessive oil In
a few moments you will be amazed
Your hair will be wavy, fluffy and
abundant and possess aa. Incompar
able aoftne1, lustre and luxuriance,
the beauty and shimmer of true; hair
health-
Bealdea beautifying the hair, one
PPHeat,a of Danderine dlasolres
every particle of dandruff; cleanses,
i i
tbe old home grounds has been
dene without any attention what
ever being paid to the proper lo
cation of trees, shrubs, etc., In re
gard to the beauty of the place
So it is clear that you are worse
off in such a case than If you had
nothing to start with.
Even grounds that have been
planted at random this way can be
very greatly improved by cutting
-ut a few trees and shrubs in one
place aud planting a few more in
another place. If the most of the
old tree" and shrubs must be cut
down before the grounCs can; be
properly beautified, it would be
well to leave some of the old trees
for shade and protection! until some
of the newly-set ones get large
enough for this purpose, even,
though the place might look better
without them. On such grounds we
very often find terraces, embank
ments, etc., and in the majority of
instances it will be necessary to re
move these before tbe place can be
made natural and beautiful. And,
usually, when improving old grounds
all of fhe walks and drives will
have to be torn up and re-located.
It is not necessary to go into any
further discussion of the plantings
rn such grounds, as the rules gov
erning the locating and planting of
'tlie titcs. shrubs, etc.. shc.uld bo fol
flowed in the imincAing of tho old
grounds as far rs It is possible.
I Oue ether point that ia fcpf dally
important is i:i regaid to fences;" nin.uu- 10 iwe a
jaiound the place. The most of ti e il a:-.-.u;il cl:r.rSo In Oo form- of
old homes have fences around Ihem.l'1 t:-; 0:1 f.ie coniuiunity. An eccV
and, if nothing else were dore in,
' Ule way of improving the grounds
except the removing of these old
' fenc8' a erect deal would e ac-
jcomplished. A fence cannot add
(M beauty to a place, and In this
respect they are "imilar to walks,
However, they are sometimes uso-
fui, but they should never be used
unless they are necessary. Some
times it is necessary to fence the
grounds to keep cattle off of them.
This is true only in sections where
the stock-law is not 'in effect. A
showy or a fancy fence is always in
bad taste, and beautiful places- are
often made to look "gaudy" and
"flashy" Just on account of the ap
pearance of the fence. If a fence
Is necessary, let It be j""t as In1
conspicuoi's as possible. Tlnt it a
color that is not showy and at- t'ne
same timo will harmonize with the
otnor parts of the protiids.
What, has ' c" 1 u
i in
0 f
. ... .. ,
n aruc:t 11 .lt r
. Ing of the home ,
shor.ld ho n 1 1
-.ad I
to tho imj i
The roiu'Eii.'
greally bcrutuud by 1 A
few tlCT3 C'lil Sl.M.l-f. fclCtfg 0:1
either "i'le ot t1 n-v.
Comfort and hearty mfy 1:3 ndtl?d
to tho front p-' clt by ptiltirg win
dow boxes on a 1- vel v.ilh tho tep
of the lianisters and grov. li)g such
plants as salvias, coleus, perar.iums,
petunias etc.. In them. Thls ap
plies especially to pnrehrs thct are
high from the ground, as the plants
may be planted in the ground whore
the porch is not very high from
the ground, and the same effect ob
tained as with the window boxes
on the high porches Prof. L. A.
Niven, in Progressive Farmer.
Building Roads.
There never was a time in, the
history of the country when tho en
tire matter of highway improvement
was' so prominently before the pub
lic. There is available today a cor
responding volume of information
-nd matured experience in regard
to highway matters. In particular.
It Is becoming universally under
stood that cort of highway better
ment must ba regarded not as ani
expenditure but 03 a community in-
vestment. Viewed rs an investment,
road Improvement tent's more and
more to be judged by the communit
j aound investments are judged by
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It is not possible to forecast
In
MAKES IT LOOK
25 CENT ' DANDERINE'
purifies aad invigoratea the scalp,
forever stopping itching and falling;
hair-
Danderine i to the hair what
fresh showers of rain and sunshine
are to vegetation- It goes right to
the roots, lavlgorate and strength
en them- I's exhilarating, sWmuIat
ing aad life-producing properties
cause the hair to grow abundant!
long, strong and beautifal
Ton can surely have pretty, oft,
Iu"tmu hair, and lota of If, if yod
will last get a 25 cent bottle of
Knowlton's Danderine from any dru
store or toilet counter and try it aa
directed-
dollars and cents the earning power
of any system of improved highways
with accuracy Unless, however, tbe
accumulated evidence as to reduced
cost of hauling, social and religious
benefits and all the other indirect
influences of good roads are denied,
the soundness of. intelligent roads
Investments on apparent.
During the past year upwards of
$40,000,000 in highway bonds have
been issued by various counties. and
road districts throvghout the coun
try. Before deciding upon a bond
Issue, it is well for a community to
realize that whatever system of
roads is built from the proceeds of
the bonds, provision must be made
lor their strict maintenance. It will -not
be possible in most counties to
undertake the improvement of the
entire county road mileage nor Is
this necessary. It is not far from
the fact to say that as arule 25
per cent, of the roads carry 75 por
cent, of the traffic. In any commun
ity, therefore, the first bond issues
should care for the 25 per cent, of
active public roads. To determine
what roads these are and to plan
an intelligent system of improvement
ami maintenance requires traiuad
"ervlce and no county 13 jutiicd in
undertaking road improvement vith
out a sirens administratis orgar.ijstu
tK;i .:)' competent Uisbwi'y efin-
; eci'ias ..uvwo.
I t!:c iviiivnier.t cf iVn bond
jvsstie and the pr.ymci.t of Interest,
tent pir-n 13 uuon as u.o uui.u,..,
i:vt!( T'nder this plan, the' In
stallments include a small amount
eC n'iiicipnl at first and a relatively
laite amount of interest. The prin
cipal repayment increases gradually .
ami reaches its maximum (in the last
payment, wU. Uo i-Uv.3i pay
ments are b-.rge at first and de
crease to a minimum in. the last pay
ment. The sum of the two, principal
and interest, is the same in each
year and the entire principal iro then
redeemed in any desired number of
years by a series of bonds. The
nmount3 maturing in tho earlier
part of the series are smaller than
those maturing later. He amount
of bonds maturnlg each year can, of
course, bo determined to the Cent.
Ono great advantage of this plan la
that, it avoids harelirg of a sinking
fund and accomplishes the s'me pur-
-l 1.
II r.t t'lO
i'mI as
!;i and
J rt for
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BOWEL CLEANSER
Heudiiclic, Sour Stom ich, Itillocsncs
and I!ad Taste Gone by Morning
Furred Tongue, Bad Taste, Indi
gestion, Sallow Skin and Miserable
Headaches come from a torpid liver
aad clogged bowels, which cause
your stomach t become filled with
undigested food, which sours and
ferments like garbage In a swi'.l bar
rel. That's the first step to untold
tilsery indigestion, foul gases;, bad
breath, yellow skin, mental fears,
everything that is horrible and nauseating-
A cascaret tonight will give
your constipated bowels a thorough
sieansing and straighten you out by
morning. They work while you sleep
a 10-cent box from your druggist
will keep you feeling good for
mon'hs- I.Iililors of men a:.d women
take a Cascaret new and then t
'seep their E(omnch, liver tr.t bow
els repula'ed, ird never know a
m'sernblo moment. Don't forgst
'.he children their litHe insldea
need a good, gcnUo cleansing, too-