ITU BEST fwsnwj !Um.d y
for Mans™/ Beast
r."j Mustang Liniment for ail kinds
q!7 of sprain*, bruises, cuts and
* «, sores, in horses as well as man,
I' ' andbeliere it to be the best lini
"!• ment now in use. I keep it in
ray bouse si! the time and recom
mend it to all as th* hut hmmmt
for mil pmrp—tt."
Mustang Liniment is composed
of soothing, healing oils that,
IL when Mill in, penetrate the
tissues to the bodst Mustang
contains no alcohol, acids or pep.
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pu 'i, W^th directiorui^for
fcMbMDrsfMi
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SPUING LESS SHADES
Lut Longer—Loo Better
, RMraff^upKnipdon^id^
relieves children and adults,
A pleasant syrup. No opiates.
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TOUR BODY NEEDS
STRENGTH OF IRON
THIRTY years ago physicians
began to prescribe Ouds's
Pepto-Mangan because It Tin-
Tided a form of iron was
easily digested and did not affect
the teeth. Now is the season when
yon especially need it. Your drug
gist has it, in both liquid and tablets.
Free Trial TableU
vain* ot Code's Pspto-llapgan, write today
tar generous Trial Package of Tablets. Send
■o meney Jast name and address te
U. J. Breltenbach Oe.. SS Warren It, N. T.
Glide's
Pepto-A(angan
Tonic and Blood Enricher
Some Compensation
"Your little . brother is rather bow
legged?'*
"Yes, If it wasn't for Ihe fact that
he's very cross-eyed, too, he wouldn't
be able to keep his balance."
MOTHER!
Child's Best Laxative is
"California Fig Syrup"
U \ Tongue Shows if
II \ Bilious, Constipated
Hurry Mother! Even a fretful, peevish
• child loves the pleasant taste of "Cali
fornia Fig Syrup" and It never fails to
open the bowels. A teaspoonful today
may prevent a sick child tomorrow.
Ask your druggist for genuine "Cali
fornia Fig Syrup" which has directions
for babies and children of all ages
printed on bottle. Mother 1 You must
say "California" or you may get an
Imitation flg strap.
So They Say
"Do ksses really contalii germsT*
"Well, you can catch a husband that
way, girlie." ~ ' .
Avoid 43c Relieve
COLDS
INFLUENZA
MALARIA
*Y TAKMQ
liftNTEBSMITIe.
II CHILL TONIC A
ItfcoKelbMaC—east ing ■«T«*s
you
I RHEUMATISM
1 Lumbago or Qoutf
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COAT STYLES FOR MIDWINTER;
FORECAST OF SPRING STYLES
T ADY FASHION has thown some
very decided preferences to the
niatter of coat styles for midwinter
and these are the points Jhat are In
teresting to designers of spring gar
ments. One o* these much-emphasized
features Is the liking for fur acces-'
iorles, especially the fur collar, and
for fur Introduced In trimming touches.
There Is no doubt of the survival of
the fur collar In spring styles, and
even ftor summer there Is every reason
to believe that "summer furs" will
play a conspicuous part In coat styles.
Meantime certain features revealed
In the two coats pictured here have
•net with ever-Increasing approval.
The braiding on tj>e coat at *he left 1s
an example. The coat Is made of a
- I feh.
jimm. I^ y
H
■orrv JP Un
■i i w,
Fur-Trimmed Coats Still Popular. *
lilky pile fabric, overlaid with sou
tache braid in a pattern called by
the enlightening, If somewhat crude,
term—"wlggly." Circular, uncovered
spaces are left all over the coat, which
Is a side-tie model, affording the
warmth of a double breast and fast
enlpg with a large button at the neck
and side. Hera also ties of the coat
material make assurance doubly sure.
The beaver cQllar and cuffs are In
keeping with the richness of the braid
covered fabric, in a soft brown shade.
More recent designing appears' In
the coat shown at the right—also a
pile fabric garment, In dark gray. It
has a collar of gray fox fur and band
WOBU/Bl I SPfU i | CR
,4 Mfly ra I §
v *>
Ootfc Cap* aad 80k Mat.
logs of this fur oa the cuffs and a
portion of the skirt It Is to be noted
that tbe slecres sre somewhat amaU.
but the odd mew eoOs, ample tod fur
brimmed, lend thefn much style value.
Tbe akin portion of the coat Is shorter
than In fpty winter models but It n
tflits tbe sM*-tle faat aping and em
phaatoas- the. graceful wrap-around
styl* by • catmded drapery finished
wttb to banding. ~
W. i
New coats Intended for present
selling are presented In sports and
semi-sports style* In wfblch plaids and
stripes are featured. The most notice
able color Innovation appears In shades
6f green—soft 'and somewhat light,
and Dearly always having fur collars
In light colors, that make a lovely
contrast against 'the green back
ground.
When the cheerful predictions bf
the esrllest robins begin to be ful
filled and we are watching the buds
on > the trees, they seem to be very
slow and cautious about unfolding—as
If enticed by the sun, but discouraged
by a bite In the air. We mortals are
so eager for springtime that like to
put on apparel that heralds It, so fasb-
lon takes care of this between-seasons
period with clothes that proclaim
spring but remember that It Is not
quite here.
Millinery pipes the first note of wel
come to the new season, and Women
are already wearing hats of taffeta,
crepe and fabrics peculiar to millinery.
Cheerful colors divide attention with
black In these hats, but lustrous sur
faces and bright ornaments give them
all animation.
A pretty cloth cape and a buoyant
silk hat that goes well with It ara
among fashion's contributions to ju
nior styles for between seasons. They
are the outward and visible signs that
tbe young miss pictured bear* a sum
mer mind—and thinks no more of win
ter. This is borne out by her gingham
dress and ber footwear.
a substantial affair of a plain coating,
brightened by bands of colorful trim
ming which extend part wax down tbe
front and back *t each side. In front
these bands terminate in silk orna
ments—clusters of small balls, covered
with taffeta silk. The banding la care
folly placed bn the collar, ao as to fall
In line with that on the cape, and
round" buttons are used for fastening.
Slashes at each side, finished with
bindings, allow the arms to be thrust
through them.
There are some spring coats fcr Jo
nlors -In attract!** plaids and cross
bars. much like those for tbelr elders,
and the sweater and sweater coats art
nlwaya to be reckoned with when be
tween-season clothes are considered
- JULIA BOTTOMIJCY.
A UK Waacara SUMHI UalM.)
THE ALAMANCE GLEANER, GRAHAM, N. C.
OKe KITCHEN
CAJ3INET
Though other purses be more fat.
Why thould we pine or grieve at
that?
Hang sorrow! Care will kill a cat.
And. therefore, let's be merry.
HOUBEHOLD HINTB
A delicious luncheon dish may be
prepared from a while seuce \o which
4J-A. bard cooked egg
yCiIUJf! yOJCA ' 8 added; chop
the egg tine, pour
oversell buttered
toast and sprinkle
It ~)t~n the ~aT('
cooked yolk put
y through a rlcer.
dessert, use .tanned peaches or pears
heaped with sweetened and whipped
cream and. flavored with almond or
vanilla.
For breakfast shred a smoked her
ring and add tb the plain ouiel?t; It
adds variety and zest Td-an otherwise
plain dish.
It Is a good Idea to have at hand
some easily prepared dishes to be pre
pared frofn food on the emergency
shelf, when unexpected company comes.
Some housewives are easily fussed and
the mind refuses to function properjy
In the directum of food.
Keep a shoe horn bandy for putting
overshoes or rubbers on the little
folks. ' t
If heat refuses to co ne up ce.taln
registers where there is a hot-air fur
nace, look to see that the damper In
the pipe Is open and, open a'* window
in the room—the draft will push up the
cold air from the pipe and It will soon
warm up. ,
When packing shoes slip them Into
stocking legs the color of the
stocking to match tlie «h»es. They
are easily located and are kept from
Injuring other tilings.
Ited pepper tea 4a i good remedy
tor a cold. Prepare it with milk In
stead of wuter and It will not Mem so
flery. %
Sardines dipped In lemon Juice and
crumbs and fried make a pretty hot
dish. Serve them in threes, thrust
through a lemon ring.
To clean real lace sprinkle It wlih
French chalk and let it lie for sev
eral days under weight. Then shake
It out and It will be quite clean.
A savory toast for a luncheon dish
may be prepared from 'Mcken gravy.
Make nice buttered toust and cover
with the gravy. Serve with a crisp
salad and a cupful of cocoa and one
has a good meal.
People who have warm friends
are healthier and happier than
those who have none. All the
wealth of the world could not buy
you a friend or pay you for the
•loss of one.
COLLECTION OF GOOD THINGS '
For a tough portion of meat the
following recipe will !>e found most
£1 desirable:
Beef en Casse-
$7 rele,—Put Into a
■1 -c ■as e r ole one
j| fourth of a cup
ful ot Bweel ;
€Mmih!>hmuii[lw when hot add one
cupful of the fol
lowing mixture:
Equal mm* of celery, crirrots, union
and bambini chopped together. Cook
the vegetables until brown, then lay
them over four pounds of t>eef. Covfer
with a second cupful of the same mix
ture and' cook in a hot oven three
quarters of an hour. Itemove the
meat from the casserole, strain off the
vegetables, add a cupful of stock to
the strained liquid and return to tiie
casserole with the meat. Over the
meat spread #>ne cupful of raisins,
cover and cook for one hour and a
quarter longer.
Roast Vsal au Ji—— Sea .on a All it
of veal with suit and and put
Into a pan with an hay
leaf, clove and small piece of suet.
Place In a 'roaster, put Into the oven
to bake one-half hour, remove tiie
cover, buste every Ave minutes for half
an hour. Itemove the meat to a plat
ter. put a little'wuter In'o the pan and
let simmer Ave minutes. Strain and
pour this gravy around the r^ast.
Pork. Tenderloin,—Spill a pork ten
derloin lengthwise, leaving the halves
Joined. Pound the m*a( until one
half inch thick, then spread with the
following stufflng: One cupful of
bread crumbs, one-quarter teaspoonful
of salt, a dash of pepper, a spray of
''flopped parsley, a table spoonful of
chopped pickles, capera. a tablespoon
ful of chopped olives, a little lem»n
Juice. Mix with one-fourth of o cup
ful of butter and one beaten egg. Ar
range the stufllng so that It will be
higher In the center and ww or tie the
- w.ii
will resemble a plump boned bird.
Bake, basting until well h> owned.
Macaroni With Nuts,—Take a cup
ful of macaroni, put 1t Into a buttered
baking dish, sprinkle with coarsely
chopped nut meats, add one cupful of
white sauce, cover wllb buttered
crumbs sod bake until the crumbs are
hiywn. .
Corn Pudding.—Open s can of corn
and let It air for an hour before using,
to remove the tinny taste. Beat three
eggs; add a pint of rich milk and a
tablespoonful of butter, pepper
snd ■ pinch of mustard to taste. Mix
all together, adding the stiffly beaten
whites at the last. Bake In s pan of
hot water until the eggs are set.
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NATURE HOLDS UP A
HAND IN WARN!
Take Cheney's for That Cold,
She Means, or Something
Worse May Follow
That Brat little uhlVerjr feeling Is
nature'! war of telling you to beware.
She holds up a warning hand and bids
you take heed or you may expect to be
laid low with something aerloua.
You're taking cold that, if neglect*
ed. may lead to more aerloua compli
cations. Stop the trouble before it can
do any harm.
For alzty years Cheney's Expecto
rant haa been acclaimed a certain rem
edy for colds, bronchitis, croup, quinsy,
whooping cough and other affections
of the throat and chest Thousands of
people all over the South are enjoying
health and happiness today because of
their unshaken faith In this grand old
nreparatlon. What it has done for
them it will do for you. Then stop at
the drug store" on your way home, or
call up your durggtat and order a bot
tle.
The Importance of avoiding unnecea
aary exposure to Inclement weather
during the winter cannot be too
strongly Insisted on. But when this
cannot be helped there is always Che
ney'a Expectorant ready to help you
out of trouble.
Sold by all drugglats and In entailer
towns by general merchants In tOo and
•Oc .bottles. —Advertisement.
Once In a great while we actually
meet a man Who practices what he
preuches.
DEMAND ASPIRIN
Take Tablets Without Fear If You
Bee the Safety "Bayer fir oss."
Warning! Unless you see the name
"Bayer" on package or on tablets you
are not getting the genuine Bayer
Aspirin proved safe by millions and
prescribed by physicians for 23 years.
Say "Bayer" when you buy' Aspirin.
Imitations may prove dangerous.—A\v.
A theory that has neither faith jior
trust in its foundations doesn't amount
to much.
A Lady of Distinction »
Is recognized by the delicate, fascinat
ing Influence of the perfume she uses,
A bath with Cutlcura Soap and hot
water to thoroughly cleanse the pores
followed by a dusting with Cutlcura
Talcum powder usually means a clear,
sweet, healthy skin. —AdvertlsemenL
Even n la*y man will hurry when a
train stops ten minutes fot* refresh
ments.
One Trial Will Convlncs. You
that Allcock's Plaster Is by far the
quickest, safest and most certain rem
edy forall local nches and pnlns.—Adv
The evildoer Is afraid of his shadow
—when it looks like a detective on his
trail.
. of "*fi" '* month* to that your ra
milt* from ita uae will swell the rnmf
from your land.
¥ * ' ■ '*••./
PERHAPS you didn't know that ferti- Rid yourself of the idea that all ferti
lizer should be "cured" or "aged" in lizer is alike. This is no more true than that
order that the food for soil can be more all land is alike,
readily available when that food is needed. , . ,
The truth or this can be proven—not
V This is one of the details of the ferti- ••one b y the enthusiaatii praise of success
Kzer industry that few people know, but ful farmers who have used Royster'a. but
itfs mighty important. Such "details" b y y° ur own experience,
as this .represent the difference between U#e Royster «, thU ycar . Gi ve it a fair
rr" d don ''■ h ~ (er,iU "' *■"
profitable crops and crops that are not so 4
profitable. Grow better and larger crops by n«ii»g
fertilizer that has been "cured"—that is
To keep vast quantities of fertilizer for free from lumps—that haa been proven
months represents an enormous supply and chemically correct by forty chemists—and
a tremendous capital. Therefore, only a that has established a record for good
Urge company like Royster's can offer this works over a long period of years. \
more effective "cured" fertilizer. for the name "ROYSTER" on the h*gf
F. S. ROYSTER GUANO Ca
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ROYST ER
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COD LIVER OIL
' COMPOUNO
TO BE SURE SAY— Henry mala and directions on
S. Wampole'i, Made In bottle for colds, wintry coughs.
Baltimore, and proven best bronchial,catarrhal, chest and
by millions of users for many throat troubles f and as a tonic,
years. Results are frequently etc., when weak, unstrung,
davs and weeks sooner. Avoid rundown, from sickness or
inferior substitutes. See for- overdoing, etc
Made In BALTIMORE—SoId Everywhere
Reason for Teart Perhaps
"Is she sentimental?" "Very! She
will even weep over her old divorce
papers."—Judge.
'TJANDEUOITBUTTER COLOR"
A harmless vegetable batter color
used by millions for 60 years. Drug
stores and general stores sell bottles
of "Dandelion" for 35 cents. —Adv.
t
OGo ahead when yon think you are
right, but don't expect the croWd to
follow you.
Oood health dependn upon rood digestion.
Safeguard your dliteatlon with Wrliht'a In
,'lan Vafrtable Ptlla and you aafeauard your
haalth. >7J Pearl St.. N. T. Adv.
Gossip thnt Isn't malicious hardly de
serves the name.
' A crank Isn't a crank when he does
you a good turn. .
Sure Relief
ifOR INDIGESTION
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Jet the Char lottaßarbar College teach yen a wo*
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PATENTS
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Far SS Ma Hill Deliver Twelve mmi
peach 'reea, budded from bearinc orchards.
Satisfaction auaranteed or money
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