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THE CONCORD DAILY TRIBUNE PAGE MALfc TAIU B. FOX mad Mr Tornte aW to often MM! wkM they r M roll- U as an mc trtpt that their fa- quarrel t.-ok place. 1 lh that Ma did A tank ao nch like- ma' Mid Mr. Cajole. Here B Pi blamed many (lanes far doing Man that I oarer do. I hear folks ping- 'It must bate bam that oat MDoyote fellow,' when I know well Bunch It wit tou who did tltesernel fcaWil- Jen. Mr. Fox. I rearet enr arh that you and I look esnethlnf Ilk.. " -I an just at much ashamed of It jrou arc, air. Coyote," said Mr. Fox. I could not stoop to some of the kV-Uowa tricks you do Id hunting." (Mr. Coyote did not notice tpls re- Irk. "I cannot understand how any he can think we two lodk alike," he Fox Trotted Off. I told, "for your coat la not as handsome as mine, to my eye, and your tall" Mr. Fox will stand almost anythluB- Nt having any one say his tnll is not aut if ul. so he did not wait to hear hoT"Mr. Coyote was going to remark about his tall ; he just jumped right at Bltt.1 "See here, you ungainly looking rare, don't you dare ineotlou your iVVWVWWVWWVWWV The Friendly Vath B Lbiawa Wtlter I. Lll from the soil PTMIK fields invite, but too few ac Hpppt the invitation. It's not God's fault or the fault of he t'nited States government If there I ire idle men and hungry women and children In this country. The fault with the uneconomic distribution of those who work. When too many are engaged In one tipatlon, too few must necessarily be employed in others, it so many are working -in, factories that there are ot enough remaining properly to till , he soil, food and clothing are natural- made so expensive that those who. Ive in the cities find it difficult or 1m- lble-fo get the real necessaries of even thori'gh they draw big pay. Of course one must reckon with the roblem of distribution in figuring the of' the market basket and there a dire need of improving the system that the "spread" in values from. he farm to-city table Is naturally ra ced. But, when It is considered t virtually everything we eat and ear comes from the soil, and when it s known that little work on a small utch of land will provide enough of he necessary goods to maintain a mily of five. It is foolish to argue at God and the government are to lame for many being out of work and ithout food. Thousands of acres of 'erttle soil are lying neglected and un illed In -this rich land of ours. By roper ly distributing our labor and by ntenslve methods of farming half as fflclent as were found In- Germany revjous to the war, the United States ot only could give pleasant, healthful ploy men t to all the people able end tiling to work, but could produce ough of the absolute necessities to d nil Americans and have a surplus fflclent to feed and clothe oil the. ndernourlshed peoples of poverty- Icken regions throughout the world. We In the United States are nnap- ifeclative of our blessings. While housands live like cattle 'In congested actions of great cities, crying for Jobs d food, God holds open the door of ipportfinlty to healthful homes of free- m and happiness on our broad plains Bd among our beautiful hills. (A) by tha Wbaaler Syndicate, Int.) o o' A LINE 0' CHEER y John Kendrlek Bangi. PATIENCE OF AH tat -rifts for which I ray Patlanct it one I teek alway. In wne It htlpt ua to tndurt. Co In doabt It holds our faith secure. When thtrt art arista to u won. Or grilling Utkt that mutt ba dune. If we have Patience to abide The buffttbif! of time and tldt More turtly a hall wt reach tyie gat . Whara tha fulfillment rich awalta. by MtClara Nawtptaer Syndicate.) TWO i -mm Mr. 1 I 5 v I Tear far weaM net at aerd tor ta JTJIcrUt "lLa fowl sad awaiur ased saaaOd b. ku-M i . ' totef bttt to ana row booee, whUo'bjot from b r natUre.1 ka lb- In tro" still steal Brr l( my tall, air. I will hate yon know, la the prMe af Bear lord an lady alter the heat Mr tall: In daia rota nerer knew what a handeoaa tall really was uotu yea beheld mine." Mr. Fox looked rery fierce ae be eld all this and shoe ma bandsoase tan aboet until Mr. Coyote began to atop back, f or he did eot really waat a bottle with Mr. Fax, tor be had noae of hia relatives around to take his Prt "I Joel think we took so much alike vln the daytime." he aald. as If to beg Mr. Fox t pardon for having men tioned the fact, "bat at night time we do loom about the same else and peo ple do get us mixed. "And all I was going to say, Mr. Fox, was that oar tails are about the i same site at night ; no one can see that 1 1 hare a black tip." Now Mr. Fox at that time did not ', hare the white tip to his tall that he now,, wears, ao the woodfolk tell (he story, and when he heard what Mr. Coyote aald he bristled lip with anger attain. i, "Well, I can tell yon, Mr. Coyote, tltut thli will ho tho lout nlvht that your tall and mine will look the least alike." said Mr. Fox; "Trom tonight ! my tall shall bear a mark that will I never leave any dpubt as to who la carrying ft." Mr. Fox- trotted off without telling i Mr. Coyote what he was going to do, I but the next time they met Mr. Fox waved in-the face of Mr. Coyoteas he passed him atoll with a white tip. He had pulled it every dark hair till only the white showed. "Well. I never"!" exclaimed Mr. Cjr ote, looking after him, "but he for gets that he has really done me fttvor, for his tall can be seen now. and If anyone happens to be around with a gun thay will be sure to see his white-tipped toll, while mine will be lost In the darkness." t. I'll, by atoClor. Newspaper Syadieata.) 'What's in aName?" By MILDRED MARSHALL Fadi alent gear name; fb AMuy; H taatatatoitar (adfcy eV ene'iedbytaai AGNES i THE Greek word ages, signifying a matter of religious awe, gave the adjective agnos, meaning sacred, pure, and It, in turn, names the tree whose twigs the Greek matrons strewed on their beds during the festival of Deme ter, which the Romans called Agnus Cast us. Incidentally, I the Latin word for lamb Is agnus. and since this animal ,Iged for tne purpose of sacrifice, Agnes comes by ner heritage of purity and sanctity logically. One of the f)rat women tc bear the nanfe of Agnes ,was tlie gentle Boman. maiden whose martyrdom named the Church of St. Agnese. It Is said to have been built by Const ant ine on tne spot where she was. put to the utmost proof and retains an old mosaic, picturing her clad only In her flowing hair, being Dragged along by brutal soldiers. An other ancient church covers .the cata comb where the was interred; and the story goes that while her relatives and pilgrims who came to pay their hom age were weeping there one any she appeared, suddenly. In radiant glory, with a lamb of spotless whiteness. The gospel for St. Agnes' -day waa the porable of the ten virgins and, since she was accused of magic arts, the English superstition arose that, by watching and fasting on St. Agnes Eve, maidens could discover their fate In marriage; by praying nine times to the moon, and fasting three eves in succession, they could secure whom they would. Keats, In his exquisite poem. "The Eve of St. Agnes," refer to this superstition : They told her how, upon St Agnes' Eva, Young virgins might have visions of da light, If ceremonies due they did aright; Aa suDDtrleaa to bed they must retire, And couch supine their beauties, Illy white; Nor look behind, nor aldewaya, require Ot Heaven with upward eyes for all that they desire. Anes Is popular In England, Scot land and, as a royal name, in Prance and Germany. France calls her Agnles ; Agneta Is an English, form; Agnese, Agnesch and Agnete nre Italian. The Welsh form la Nest The Jewel as signed to Agnes la the agate, which gives courage and guards Its wearer from, danger. "IF Is considered a cure for Insomnia and insures pleasant dreams. Thursday Is a fortunate day for Agnes and 2 a tallsmanlc number. If she dreams ot her Jewel, It Is sign' of a Journey. Her flower Is the wHd rose, signifying simplicity. 0 by the Wheeler Syndletta. Iaa.) Gtttlno Even. "Mrs. Blhck certainly avenged her self oh me for neglecting her Invita tion." niow "She remarked to everybody that I was old enough to be a , trifle forget ful." Boston Evening Transcript I riX' !PW?nTal 1 arte Intact anaaar Saw knat ta a k I W tSaW to Wan IMS Maaaa. eerf tart of aaraarlaa a, laaatsrttne RO j?" white tbe fcaune as Mat Vaa USnt W. WOSMAKHK. . I." Direct t t "kwatoa. Fa. Tbt carafe poultrrnua ly ifn the awtofc tor t a.s foal and aeaitry br!r teetered by to- ta aatt ariaahV la fact In be -arraful la nau trt raistat a arateatcto- warfare nasi be waged anaratt lb- laaeato or etj.Tiite- af anultrv at at I t mi" and in or ,uc oeaefu the lactaodt af killing thf . pirat'tet aaaat to Intelligently car- r led oat. ' Tkerare a number cf kind of fn-1 aecticldna uee for tbts- purpoee to-1 attaint lleuld. fume and powder ta- 1 seoftltos. Uqold ami fume Insect! cMee may kin all. ktota f but the liquid lneectlekles are the rmwt convenient to apply. Powder invert ietdaa will kill some perasitva In I idrort order while mh. r peraal'et will 4 i-camper awiy uninjured. Powder in-' secticliiet are usually not satisfactory li when applied to poultry houses but J ur: effective on the bod es of birds, Wmrt aWwat af Ar aliarr i nam ate a w rsaisnie rowr TfPS of Sprawvg tPp4Rru& Not only the fow's thcmcelves out the poultry building mual be kept free from parasites. This may be news to a large niirnber of poultry reisers but it is a fact that the must serious of '.'.II poultry pists is the Red mite that hides in the cracks ami -crevices of the house and attacks toe oirds only on the roost at night. Taking Preventive Measures. It is always poor policy to wait un- 111 inc UJU1LI V uuuise aa wen luc . fowls art thoroughly infested with ; with some good liquid Insecticide sun the parasites before taking corrective ' ilar to. Creosote. Purchased at differ- mcasures. The Drcsence ci such nests m f, poultry house means tnat ine vitality of the fowls haSnsen snapped to a considerable extent. No matter how thick the parasites may be in a house they can be destroyed In a short time by practicing the proper methodB but the vitality of the birds U-annot be so easily, restored. Hoiice preventives tanen at tne proper time are mucn more satistactory tnan at tempting to kill off the parasites affer they have gained a good inot hold. The first step in preventing para sites is to keep the houses ctean. ad mit plenty of sunshine and prevent dampness in the buildine so far as possi'jle. After thess Conditions are assured liquid insecticides should be regulariv sprayed over tho interior of the build Ina No amount or ins-ct pnwuer mown into the plumage of fowls will keep them free frour.Earastien so long as they must live in a building infested with lice or mites. t To clean thoroughly a poultry house that has becom: highly infested with parasites or insects like lice or mites Is a problem that requires drastic measures. The first step is to remove Arbor Day Bates Bark 1,500 Years. College Station, Texas, Kelt. B. Ob gevvtitcc of Arbor Day, which Is He ine celebrated in Arisnmii today by planting trees, dtites buck about I, ,300 years, according to the generally ac cepted history of the day, as set forth in a bulletin by the Texas state for ester, suggesting appropriate cxercds-i-s for the. day. The bulletin suys that 1,300 years ago in n little lown in Switzerland de cision was reached to plant? un oak grove on the ci liiiuon and a special day was set nslde for the work. . Ev ery one in the village, took part, the legend says, Suing to the woods,. dig giu and transplanting trees. In the evening there was a lestlvnl for the grown folk and a wheaten bun was giv en Wtrh child. Kor many years the anniversary of the day was observed In that village by feasting and games, and the children paraded carrying onk branches. . The state of Nebraska Is said to have Ouch! Lumbago Pain! Rub Backache Away Instant Relief with a trial bottle ef old "8t. Jacobs Oil." I small Kidneys cause Backache? evs cause Uackacncr imoi They have no nerves, therefore can .. ...... . J . . 1 1.1m, I Vnur harlr. HUb idusc pain. vm, ache is caused by lumbago, sciatica or a strain, and the quickest relief is toothing, penetrating ''St. Jacobs Oil." Rub it right On your painful back, and instantly the soroncss, stiffness and lameness disappears. Don't stay crippled I Get a small trial bottle 01 St Jacobs Oil" from your druggist and Timber up. A moment after it is applied you'll wonder what -oecatne of the backache or lumbago pain. ; Rub old, honest "St. Jacobs Oil" whenever you Have sciatica, neuralgia, rheumatism or sprains, as it it abso lutely harmless nd doesn't burn the aa ka aaaaad ao nnat tbe f. will aaffl TV Don hseUait are r fjateHal taev will tarn Tee aaiMteg atoiiW tar Wept tightly etoaad for ta ejary eaar hour- unrr fun galloa It Next, tar taaw atom'.: be with dr air elaked Man T ta lait a t Hoar parson should uke a at? ..f an and alert at the eta of the farthest from the taar. walk etowly backward toward the rtnor acattenng the lime against thi earling. -ldewaUa neat boxea, etc. Tto el- should be lied with e eload of white duM. One half boahe) of lime tatt will answer for a poultry house K feet w ie Mnd 40 or 50 f:et long. A thin cloth that he poultryman can see through should be tied over the eyes, note wl mouth to prevent the lime dust from getting into them. The hon-? should be ciosed again for twenty-four hours to allow the lime dust to settke. The house should be brushed out and swept clean. All litter should bs takL'ii out and moistened with kero sene and burn"d. Any thru will not burn should be buried ileep in mc ground. Using- I, iq ii!d Insect Icirtes. After it. 1s cleaned, the house should be sprayed both inside and outside em t.mrs ami ttnterent iitaces huh will not always ibe of tfrr same thick ness or viscositv. It. shfUild be thinned. however, so that it will spray easily through an ordinary sprayer, usually with from two or four (parts of Kero sene. Another mixture1 eonsits of two and a half gallons of Creosote, two and A half gallons... oX water and one pound of washing soda. A second application of the liquid jnsectlcides should be made td the in terior of the how and ue3-boxes, roosts, etc before the fowls nre al lowed to return. The- fowls . should be thoroughly dusted with Insect powder immeaiate- ly before they arc put back into the bouse. They should be returned at dusk with the powder in thsir plum age so that they can rest the first night covered with the powder. After ' this treatment the house should be sprayed nlmut ones a month with some good liquid insecticide and kept as clean as possible. The insects commonly attacking chicken that will be eliminated by a campaign of this kind int-ludes the large chicken louse, the variab'c chicken louse and the common chicken louse and the Ited mltc. been a lender in the Arbor Day ob serve nre hi America. In 1872, ,T. Sterling Morton suggested to the gov ernor that u day be set aside for sys tematic planting ( trees. Since then more tlmp. 400.000,000 tree are said to have been planted by Nebraska school children. - In addition- Hie Tom legislature designated February 22, .VrlKW Day. Forty states now observe Arbor Day In some wny. Day by day It becomes niore dlttl cull to find an opponent, for Cham pion Jack Demiwey. ' v THOUSANDS DAVE KIDNEY TROUBLE AND NEVER SUSPECT IT Applicants for Insurance Often Rejected. Judging from reports' from drug gists who are ' constantly in direct touch with tbe public, there is one , preparation that has been very suc cessful in overcommiug these condi tions. The mild and liealinir influ ence of Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root is soon realised It stands the highest nr its remarkable record rf success. An examining physician for one of the prominent Xlfe IiisuranceCom panics, iii an interview of the subject, made an astonishing statement that one reason why to many applicants for itisurauce are rejected is because kidney trouble is so common to the American people, and the large ma jority of those whose applications are declined do not (yn suapect tbpt tbe c, lnvc the disease. Dr Kilriier'a 'SWathptKoot is on sale at all drug stores ta bottles of two sites, medium and large. However, if you with first to t"tt this great preparation send ten centv to Dr. Kilmer & Co., Binghamton. N. Y , for a sample bottlt. When writ mil be sure and mention this paper- aaaa ai i to fatal Manes aaaa tor Tears. t ata II. 0f. Fab iB to e eat rreeet, IVee lertajeaj tor jaaaa mt raal ataatae ta llftopto J Maar af raaar tm. walked BB avers a. a.Taetatol ta toatort M Mailk 'drptrtt tar al 1 1 lie the North Beta r ta aa laL'aaa t'ual rarporalkin at Wilt, ata arreral ertaee aaar UialarjtaM hare aaaa aaaayeUta recently toaaal up purtloei of their Working la arrveat the spread of thfw ani -oUirriag far aarra. whk-h baea aiihoai atupplag in the BMMta-a rtatatart Dadenrnnuid. Oae utlae waa ordered Hoard entirely. The tree start la the refaar ahlrli It left after the coal la tag eta are taowd by a prureaa elarttar to apon laaroua i bntflua. neeavatog to Mr. Mnlill. The at'aert .all threa -gob fin ." froai the word applied by coal darter to the detail In the aatoe. They do not tare ap In flame, bat burn slowly, smouldering away for year until thry ret tbi ntttlvea out of fin I. Chambers where them- fires start lx-lome a maw of lire red loals mid must le seeled up to keep the Sir from thi-jn. The trotdfic in tauted when a Are eats its way through a wall and tlireat tns to break through into the mine workings. fyine Hnii- the wnotilder- Ing nulls cut up the supporting i-oal liitlnrv remitting In wivkeulug the sup port for the ground shore. These ftres ennnot be exlingnlshel by water. Mr. Mnlill stated. Water only intikc them worse. It Is rhe ebeni- Icallxatlt.n resulting from the mixing of water and tjie refnsc that causeV the original comlnistioii. The only way to stop the fires is to remove the burning coals from the mine. Mnny such fires may be seen on slack pili-5 on the surface in this sect ion of the state. These can lie flooded with water and extinguished. Mr. MediU stated. Nighfa Tories frcth ilr, a (rood ri ep and an Kl Tablet to make your daya batter. Nature'r. Remedy (K7 Tablet-;) exerts a beneficial influence on tha digestive and eHminutive system tha Stomach, Liver and Bowels. Tonight ta!:e an R Tablet its action is do different you will ba d Ugh trolly surprised. Msed for over UUtsen Drug Store. JjOSfljB - Made of seme ingred- I IlliliHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlllllllllllllllllllllllllilllllillllilllllliiillllilllllillliililll! "Aunt Martha's Corner Aunt Martha used to go to her corner cupboard and produce articles of the common, or garden variety that folks never thought about because they were so matter-of-fact. When she told the simple story of these articles, they took on a marevolus interest and new importance. . Every day this newspaper publishes new editions of good "Aunt '4 Martha's Corner Cupboard." These are the advertisements. Each advertisement has an interesting story to tell. It gives you information about something that will make you. happier and mere comfortable or save you money. They help you save steps. y Even the smallest of the advertisements says a whole lot. S Read them all for your la !aaak aa CtoVeaa eaatgi aa4 ' j I J Ctoaaaa. Seta. Wta ta-TMVaaa Mr , aa a aurarV taat ao aa was kxSad , ft tajerad aarty today aaaa ibrer itoar rer f trato Xa L HalBia. Combat U with Dr.KIN NEWDISCOVEKY GVS BARCLAY, wbjo aaaa "Teat caa teM the world that WiH i Pnitltallta taT freed me of rfcearaatlauV' The rapid recovery of Ous Barclay ot 99 Clinton St.. Kingston, N Y.. hu again called attention to the remark able curative effects of Ncutionc Pre scription "99." Here Is bia story: "For years I have been all crippled OP with rheumatism in my armo and lis. My feet would swell so that I could r.ot even set my shoos on. My knees became so stiff that I could hardly bend them. Every step I took was agony, t I could barely hobbla around. 'So one knows what I suffered until I tried Ncutronc Prescription "99". After the first week I felt better. 1Vhat a relief! It seemed too good t be true. All my aches and pains have gone; no more swellings, e.nd my Joints are all Umbered up again. "I feel myself a lucky man to be so well again after ail these years. I can say that Neutrone Prescription '?" will prove a bleating to anyone suffering from this dreaded disease. Every rheumatic should take it, wfien relief is so sure". "Neutrone Prescription "99" niw comes in tablet as well as liquid form, whichever is preferred. Leading Druggists everywhere. Gibson Drug Store. - a e Muatena. ta WL I iali, were aeaalted fl S. l-tok.-l tall 1 t -k. I TODAY I AM REAL WELL So Write We TakiBg LydkE. aeo aanbtaoa- Part of l&,v.Tra" Waaafor tkss. Today I am real wall and ran a rooaaaat boose and do the work . I re command your mt ii dne to every woman who complains, and you may use my letter to help any one else. I am passing through the Change of Life now and! keep the espstabln Compound in the house, ready to take when I feel the need of it. "-Mrs. Alice D. Davis, 203 W. Second St, Jamestown, N. Y. Often some slight derangement may cause a general unset condition of tbe whole system, indicated by such symp toms as nervousness, backache, lack of ambition and general weakness. Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com pound will be found a splendid medicine for such troubles. In many cases it baa removed tbe cause of the trouble. NOTICE OF SUMMONS BY PUBLI CATION. North CaroHna Cabarrus County. In the Superior Court Before Clerlt Odessa Douglass, Plaintiff , vs. 4 Charles Douglass, Defendant. Ti Charles DougbiKs: t You nre .hdteriy notified that thte plaintiff; Odesso Douglas:, has com menced the itlioye entitled act ion against you to secure u divorce from the bonds of mntrlmon.v upon the iri'ouml of seim ration for more than live years prior to the commencement of this action thnt the complaint has been filed in this court ami that un less you appear nud answer or demur to wild complaint on or before the 2:i day of February, 1923, that the plain tiff will lie entitled to proceed witli the trial of Ibis action' This 30th day of January, 1023. .ixo. b. McAllister, desk of Superior Court. Jim. SO: Feb. (i, 13, 20. Cupboard" o&n good ! Haaejm pants 1 I fWA snufaVcold? ImenthoutumJ clears the noae M -aaW. 0' nil kY aaaaaaaaaaaaa kl ' aaiwaal n
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