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AT THE
^^ ,1-: physician for -17 years, I
^^H,?.r,: , r::i'l [lull tiianyf Oonstl;,,
ui.il i lilldren lujd to bel
^^ ,'.,',. 1 I
H ., children's little
Ki. Mit'vp that a sickening
necessary.
' ii- Caldwell's Synip Pep-1
HI; ,-!i"v causes :t gentle, easy |
Ha Reduces Bursal EnlargeHifl
merit*. Thickened, Swollen
Tissues, Curbs, Filled
HH Tendons Soreness froB
Bruises or Strains; stops
Spanr. Lameness, allays pain.
Does net blister, remove tha
^^ I^Bhairorlay up the horse. Only
ta lew drops required at each
application. $2.SO a bottle at j
^^ ggrstscr delivered. Book 1 A free.
^Frolic. SH IT? SL. Seriarf^. M~..
I
WWJT^nTj ^9
ftwdi Relief! A pleaaant effcctira tynw. I
35c and 60c size*
And externally, oae P1SC8
Throat and Cheat
ll MTFn Young Men I* Learn
All I LU (be HARDER TRADE
I College m the South. Jobe awaiting our
graduate*.
^ leitr Barber College, Charlotte, N. C.
Forestalled ft
^ I'li.rr I'idn'l your conscience tell !
ii'it tn ii'iu li t!i:il <-ijfc? ?
^ slc .Vi>. mother. 1 grtililied quick. 1
[Let this gi
I build >
H If your body is skinny and
Blin-down, if 'you can't e&t or
^ jeep, hare fits of nervousness,
Hmpiy complexion, you need
^Danlac to put some solid flesh
Bin your starved bones and bring
Kou back to health.
I Tanlac is Nature's great tonic
^nnd builder. It is made, after tho
famous Tanlac formula, of roots,
barks and curative herbs gath ered
from the four corners of
the globe.
I Get a bottle of Tanlac at your
i-j o* *. ai _ x
cruggisi s tuuay. Diari uie guou
work at once. You'll feel better
right from the first. In a week's
time you'll feel like a new person.
For Tanlac gets right down to
the seat of trouble. It purifies
the blood, aids digestion, helps
the appetite, puts on pounds of
flesh.
Millions of men and women
Who were once sickly and discouraged
have been lifted right
tiack to health and strength by
the Tanlac treatment Our files
contain one hundred thousand
glowing testimonials from grateful
users.
Tanlad will help you Just as
It has helped millions of others.
Buy a bottle at your drug store
today and start the winning fight
ifmii has an excuse for wantS
the mnli. hut it is seldom satisrtory
to l,i.s neighbors.
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SAY "BAYER AS
Unless you see the "Bayer C
getting the genuine Baver l
w
cians and proved safe by mil
Colds Headache N(
I Pain Neuralgia T<
DOES NOT AFFE
Safes
l? tk* tnct auk ot *?jm M?kfli
it
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)ther! It's
nel to "Physic"
Your Child
bowel movement, but, be^t of all, It
never gxipes,| sickens or upsets the
, most delicate system. Besijdes, it is ab|
solutely harmless, and so pleasant that
even a cross, feverish, pilous, sick
child gladly takes It.
Buy a largje CO-cent bottle at any
store that sells medicine and just see
for yourself. ,
Dr. CaldwellW
SYRUP
PEPSIN
What He Wanted
Milly?Brink me a hum sandwich.
Billy?Wltlil pleasure.
Milly?No, With mustard.
Strong and Active at 78.
TT t J? II l r, \r,.T-rl, koo kooleirl
Xiamuru ? iraiMUl Ui iUJ 1 I 11 UUO uvuitu
Cuts. Burns. Bruises and Sores on man and
beast during all: those years. 3 sizes.?Adv.
Hope will make thee holing; for
Hope and Youth are chilitren of one
mother.?Shelley.
Eye Inflection and inflammation are healed
overnight by using Roman Eye Balaam.
Aek your druggist for 35-centi Jar or send
to 172 Pearl St.. ,N. T. Adv.
Opinions are like watches; no two
ever go alike, yet each mini believes
in his own.
Shave With Cuticura Soap
And double your razor efficiency as
well as promote skin purity, skin comfort
and skin health. Njo mug, no
slimy sotfp, no germs.no waste.no Irritation
even when shaved twice daily.
One soap for all uses?shaving, bathing
and shampooing.?Advertisement.
IV>n't tell a child to he good unless
you are willing to set him ju practical
ex a mi ile.
eat Tonic
rou up!
Thanks Tanlac
for Good Health
"Severe stomach pains worried me
for over a year. Gas formed after
eating. My kidneys, too, bothered
me, and severe backaches. Thanks
to Tanlac my appetite and digestion
are O. K. and all pains have
disappeared."
Officer Wm. A. Jackson
j 1844 So. YewdeUSt.
Traffic Officer Philadelphia, Pa.
18th and Market Sts.
for prime, vigorous health. Don't
put off good health any longer, and
tor constipation take Tanlac Vegetable
Pills.
Some people are so miserly that one
cannot -even have a joke at their expense.
vaM 51
ill
PIRIN "-genuine
ross" on tablets, you'are not
Aspirin prescribed by physilions
over 25 years for
suFitis Lumbago
)othache Rheumatism
! ' I
:CT THE HEART
!
:cept only "Bayer" package
hich contains proven directions.
indy "Bayer" boxes of 12 tablets,
so bottles of 24 and 100?Druggists.
tan at MonoecitlcacldnUr at SaUcjUcMiS
POLK
The KITCHEN |
i CABINET iS
i. L J
UVa A.?*b. V\??tern i, uioii.)!
"Suppose that this here vessel,]'
says the skipper with a
groan,
"Should lose her hearings, run
away and bump upon a stone;
Suppose she'd shiver and go down,
when Bave ourselves ws
couldn'^."
The mate replies:
"Oh, blow me eyes!
"Suppose again, she shouldn't."
?Wallace Irwin.
AN APPLE A DAY
There is no reason for lack of apples
in almost any market. A juicy, crisp,
good tlavored apple is a
fruit par excellence and
POKn| enjoyed by most people.
Baked Apples With
rr A5 1 Nuts.?To twelve apples
% .1 use one cupful of hickory
nut meats chopped line.
R Pare and core the apples.
Cream a little butter and
sugar and mix with the
nutmeats. hill the cavities with this
mixture and bake until tender. I'lace
a square of toasted buttered bread
with the crusts removed under each
apple. Serve hot or cold with whipped
cream.
Balcsri AnnlBc anH Raisins.?("ore
mid pure apples, fill ravlties With
sugar, raisins and pieces of bujtter.
Rake fifteen minutes In the oven. He
move, fill centers with more sugar
and cinnamon, adding more butter ,
Replace in the oven and baste with j
boiling water to make a sirup. Ruke j
until the apples are soft. Serve hot
with cream.
Apple Nut Mince Pie.?Take one
cupful of walnut meats, two cupfuls of
apple cut fine, one-half cupful of vinegar,
one-half cupful of water or fruit
juice, one cupful of raisins, one-half
^teaspoonful of cinnamon, one-half teaspoonful
of allspice, one-half teaspoouful
of cloves, and the same of salt.
Mix spices and sugar, add all to the
other Ingredients. Divide into two
pie plates lined with pastry, cover
with top crusts and bake in a hot
oven.
Lemon Sauce.?Take two tablespoonfuls
of cornstarch, one cupful of sugar; (
when well-blended add two cupfuls of ,
water, one and one-half tablespoonfuls
of butter, the grated rind and Juice of
a lemon, \dd flavoring and butter at
the last. Serve hot. Vinegar and hutmeg
may be used1 If lemon Is not ?t
band.
Parlinee.?Roil together one and
seven-eighths cupfuls of powdered sugar,
one cupful of maple sugar, one-half
cupful of cream. When a soft ball Is
formed remove from the fire and beat
until of creamy consistency: add nuts,
using two cupfuls of hickory Jiut
meats cut Into pieces. Drop from a
spoon on buttered sheets to cool and
become firm.
Apple Ramekin.?Half fill the de
sired number of ramekins with apple
Rnnee fill the remaining space with
whipped cream, ro\er with a rich thlD
pie crust and bake In a hot oven, j
Homemade Candy.
The candy which is made in i the
home is much more wholesome ^han
thp manufactured
^0* article and itjls a
f W-SC. \ the different, vaI
Velvet Molasses
Candy.?Put one
c u p f u 1 of m olasses,
tliree Jcupfuls
of sugar,! one
cupful of boiling water and three tablespoonfuls
of vinegar into a kettle
to boll; when tlie boiling point is
reached, add one-half teaspmnftjl of
cream of tartar. Boll until Vhen
tried in cold water the inixturcj becomes
brittle. Stir constantly during
the last half of the cooking, \yhen
nearly done add one-half cupftil of
butter and one-fonrth teaspoonf^l of
soda. Pour into a buttered pan! and
pull when cool enough. While j pulling
add flavoring desired ?peppermint,
a little vanilla, lemon, or ^ bit
I - _! -II
or winiprgrwii un.
Peanut Candy.?Take two pounds
of brown sugar, twelve tablespoonfuls
of butter and melt In a smooth omelet
pan. Roll a pour.d ?f peanuts which
have been shelled and the brown skins
removed, with a rolling pin until the
nuts are like coarse bread crumbs.
When the sugar and butter begins to
boll, cook, stirring occasionally to
keep from burning, for seven mjtnutes.
then add the peanuts, a bit njf salt
and pour out Into a buttered {in to
cool. Break up into pieces when cold.
Chocolnto Caramels.?Put two and
one-half lablespoonfuls of butter into
a kettle; when melted, add two eupfuls
of molasses, one cupful of brown
sugar, one-half cupful of milk. Stir
until the sugar is dissolved and when
the boiling point is reached add three
squares of chocolate, stirring constantly
until the chocolate is melted.
Boll until n firm ball can be made with i
a bit dropped into cold water. Add a i
teaspoonful of vanilla after taking ,
from the fire. Turn into a buttered |
mold and mark off In squares. ,
Apple Cake.?Take one pint of sifted ,
flour, three level teaspoon fuls of bilking
powder, one-half teaspoonful ; of (
salt, all well sifted. Cream one-foUrth s
of a cupful of butter, add one-h|alf |
cupful of sugar, one egg yolk well- (
beaten and a cupful of milk. Mix as |
usual, add one heaping cupful of ,
thinly sliced apple, and the stljffly J
beaten egg white. Bake In a shallow j
pan about half an hour. Serve with ,
cream and sugar.
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Beat Carpeta of Wool i
Carpets and rugs, (o wear weight
oil should be made, so far as weajjfhe f
surface Is concerned, wholly ^>0m |
wool. This is one reason whj?: orl- i
ental rugs are so durable. >,j80 the <
wool used In the oriental countries <
usually came from sheep tjjut lived In I
a rugged country, jdjils ! I
?
'"tj&Sed"
A motorist l^Pf-d for a leak In his
gas tank with* lighted match. Aged I
forty-two.?p. I
t:.-.-': . s ......Mufti*
COUNTY NEWS, TRYON, N.
FABRIC HATSLEA
PARIS SPRING C(
c|>HE now spring lints are "saying,,
A it" with fabric. Tf ihere is one
thing more tlinn another which the
season's advance modes express it Is
that not tnngihle yet vtr.v real and
coveted something called "style."
Milliners are making ? spectacular
play on crowns of unusual types. The
smart high square towns hare
brought on a storm of Idiscussion as
to their hecomlngness. Time will tell,
\ ^ ^
$ . * > W
1 '* ' V '-- ?
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Group of Sprirg Hat*.
for certainly there are tjiany of them
among advance millinery'showings
At this moment Car si is exploiting
I lie turban, which deiehds not upon
trimming but upon "lines" for Its success.
The very severe y simple black
satin turban showii to he right at tlie
top in this picture is indicative of the
trend of the mode. Tliei toque shown
last in the group Is styled of taffeta
silk In combination uitjh line black
straw, for French in Diners are enthusiastic
over the Id'ajof using the
two together.
Sash-wide black tsatin ribbon Is put
to effective use ' for the imposing
crown which Imparti style in tlie
fullest sense of the worn, to the narrow-brimmed
model shown first in
this group. Folded sqjiapes of the rib- i
l>on are used in artistic symmetry for
the trimming. Another unique use of ,
;
"fit
, Paris Sprir
ribbon is displayed in tlie clever coronet
cuff which glvbs such unmistakitile
chic to the handsome French import
pictured at the left below in this
ollectlon of notably stylish spring
I'hapeaux here illustrated.
Most of the fabric hats arriving
from across seas are of either taffeta,
mtin, faille or belting ribbon, iviille
jlack is aHvays counted as su table ,
for one's "iirst hat' to span the time
jetween flow and Easter, yet it is very
jvldent that the cjnming months will
witness' a season (if marvelous (color
ngs. At this very moment mjria<Js
>f ^quisite pastelfilnted ribbon! Iiats
UK" crowding the n|llliner.v field. 1
' The draped beret, which shows almost
fantastic effects In its curious
Not Worn Out j
The newest negligee naturajlly Is
mly worn Inside but it does not mat- 1
er whether it is worn inside out or :
sot, for it is reversible. One iilde is 1
)f hand-blocked silk crepe while the '
)ther Is of harmonizing crepe black
Wtin. The collar is so arranged that
it also Is reversible.
Up and Down, or Round About (
Stripes are popular this winter and i
t depends on 'the Individual whether j
* i TS 1
they go up auu uowu ur iuuuu. x* | j
' irr YiLtfkMi
(i V . ! .
C- ' I - D
FOR SPRING;
)ATS ARE FLARED
f
. -I
draping* and foldings, Is the last wnf
In sinart headsear.
events for spring of cloth or of sll:?
wldij-h find their origination in t'te
atel era of leading Parisian stylists
are flared and furred to distinction
The super-flattering qualities of ffl'
as i decorative note appeals to the
Freich creator of the costume beautl
ful and it is therjefor^ not to lie woo
densd at that the modern coat mode.-'
><>Vv
display it as an . all-the-year-rouud (
trimming. ; 1
The choice of ^ur for spring wrap '
embellishment Is ntjt. as might I* ex- -S
pectjed, confined t<]> (he flat type. Many 1
of the new lightweight garments carry ,
a btflge or gray fox collar. However
when a greater ^u)ount of fur is em
ployed, 'as must! he for I he stylish
dares, borders or full length revers.
then! furs are chosen which can be >
manipulated like fabric, such as broad
tail, dyed mole, beaver, summer er
mine and other similar kinds. The 1
coatj at the left In the picture, which
is so I'arlslan in Its every detail, re
veals side flares of exquisitely supple
beige fur. The) detachable choker *
emphasizes the i smart hlgh-necK e
vogtpe. ' 1
Alnong coat Imports such materials j
as channeen. proadcloth, lustrous
twills, diagonal cheviots, epingle. I
trlcotlne. wool rlpp and kaslia cloth
are featured. There is every indication
that silk coats will be exploited. I
Moire and twill silk are favorably t
regarded and especial stress ts being
nn hla/?b satin enjits u-lfli nit 11 f
I'llivru "II ?IU* " ^ * ' "I-"*
ed pockets and other details, also
I ^
)
:W ^ f
_ J I"--?5*
- si
w ^stS
=<?=^2
ig Coats.
showing narrow borderings of fur at
the front edges, with unique small
collars to match.
Navy moire silk is the medium
chosen for the coat to the right in the
illustration. It carries a platinum
gray, fur collar and cutTs with deep
revers at the front.
For resort wear bordered silk crepe
Is styled into charming straightline
coats, which are collared with ermine
or fox in silvery gray or beige.
Very striking, too, are the black and
white coats, such as a black moire
with white lining; white fur collar, and
edgings to match.
ML'LI A BOTTOM! JCY.
H (?. 1926. Western Newspaper Union.)
one i8?gllm, the latter Is by far the
most stagger. The new skating
sweater* of brushed wool have horiI
-- - -% A x ll.
zontal Stripes in lucnsna, suxe, juur.
scarlet or other hue on the bodice, "
while the sleeves are plain.
Two-Piece for Evening
The two-piece frock Is as popular
tor eveplng as it Is for morning and
Jay wear. It is made of the mosl
gorgeous brocade or metal fabrics ,so
that the beauty of the fabric Is en
Bar m
Help That.
Too Often It's a Warninj
VV JHY drag around feeling (
r - VV Why not make up yc
daily backache, those sharp, st
deij ii regularities, nervousness
kidney inactivity. Use Doan's
Doan s. Ask your neighbor!
Here Is Convi
A North Ca\
Mr*. J. P. Gatliings, Orel
F lyg: "I had backache. It
f oop jwithout getting a ghat
j t >o freely. Headaches and
; little colored spots appeared
| I Pan's; Pills and after usin
t id kidneys acted reguh
fioan'
Stimulnint T)riir&ti
60c ali dealers. Foster- Milburn C
A 'l Sound
' Is her opliii hi sound?"
'That's a|l it ever Is, 'my dear."?
,lfe.
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For Tat and Sunburn.
Use O. .T.'s Beauty Lotion, The
Juiekest Way to Beauty. Removes
'intples, Frefl les, Blackheads and
beautifies the !!kjn. 75c at all drug
tores on a mone Miack gtiarantee. Adv.
Peace and War
"Do you tlilnl we have many heroes
lowadays?' "S ire! Look at the mar
lage statistics.'
DEMAND "IIAYER" ASPIRIN
rake Tablets iVithout Fear if You,
See the Saf tty "Bayer Cross."
Warning! Ur less you see the name j
"Bayer" on package or on tablets you j
|/|VAI\MI IWj "
"Finally, I went to see Dr.
Farman. He showed me that
it was!constipation that was
back<ff my troubles. Hesaid
that jt was a very serious
thingjbecause poisons from
clogged waste matter were
picked up by the blood and
carriejd to every body organ.
And if I didn't correct it in
time I might become a
victiri of one of those terrible
organic diseases.
"He made me drop laxatives
alrooether. changed mv diet.
and put meon Nujol. I don't
think I've eVer felt better.
I slejp well| my (
headaches Have \|l 11
disappeared, and
you can sed for tmhwtmnal
yourself what an For Const
?
^..,1J..,,
ire not getting; the genuine Bayer
isplrin proved safe by millions and
irescribed by p i.vsielans for 25 years.
Say "Bayer" njhen you buy Aspirin,
imitations may ;)rove'dangerous.?Adv
The good nu ri who goes wrong Is !
n reality a bit man who has just |
>een found out
Children
J\
cially pre]>arcd for Infants in
To avoid imitations, always look (or th
Proven dire< tions on carh package. ]
"But constipation
"Not sb long ago I was like
you?headaches a good deal
of the| time, sleeping badly,
and the least bit of housework
fired me out. My comnUvi/Jn
t/nn tuoc KoH
"* | '?r
&
Bad Back!
t of Disordered Kidneys
aid, worn out and miserable?
tur mind to be well? Tbat
abbing pains?dizziness, blacb
and depression, are signs of
Pills. Thousands recommend
ncing Proof:
rolina Case
lard St., Wadesboro. V.C.,
was almost impossible to
p pain. My kidneys acted ? *
dizzy spells came on and
before my eyes. I read of
g them, the backache left
arly."
s Pills
c to the Kidneys
i
o., Mfg. Chemists. Buffalo, N. Y.
Particular
"Hops your-dog chase cows?"
"No, he's u bulldog."?Williams
I'urplf Cow.
No Cold
Fever headache or grippe'
Colds break in a day for the millions who
use Hill's. Headache and fever stop. La
Grippe is checked. All in a way so reliable
that druggists guarantee results. Colds are
too imDortant to treat in lesser ways.
Be Sure Its Price 30c
CA5CARA ^QUININE
Get ncd Bob with portrait
Cuticura Soap
Best for Baby
Somp, Ointment, Talcum sold tHiyhtn. Sampled
free of Ovtleva^ofceratorlM, Dept M, Ifak
The knowledge that you are unable
to do n thing is next best to being
able to do It well.
f^nif fnr
-wmjr
Castoria is a pleasant, harmless
Substitute for Castor Oif,
Paregoric, Teething Drops
and Soothing Syrups, espearms
and Children all ages.
e signature of
Physicians everywhere recommend It.
^ _ i
Thcuxuuli cf wwmtw
""'/y <* mtk
Mu from tluir on a*
is serious, Grace"
improvement there is in my
skin* Nujol has done wonders
for me."
Nujol Works Like Nature
Constipation is dangerous for anybody.
Nujol is safe for everybody.
It is neither a food nor a medicine.
It does not gripe. It is gentle and
natural in its action and is
prescribed by leading medical
authorities.
Nujol" simply makes up for a deficiency?
temporary or chronic ?
in the supply of natural lubricant
in the intestines. It softest the
waste matter and thus permits
thorough and regular elimination
without overtaxing the intestinal
I |
muKia. v
Nujol out be taken for any length
of time without ill effect*.' To insure
internal cleanliness, it should
be taken regularly, in accordance
with the directions on each bottle.
As Nujol it not a laxative, it does
not form a habit and can be discontinued
at any time.
t Ask your druggist for
14^ 1 Ntyol today and begin
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UK IVVI MIHUWI W?,
*" i? poatible only when i
lubricant jnttstjfla| elimination
tfuttion ii normal and regular.
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