Country A? Ik.
i ooacco \*newwT9 ~
|uid one of the fnatMt thinkan
Uu? country vnt produced.
SgytKuCarpmntmrt ?
"Evwy dm yo? tm ?
raw hu put ianaadaf
thought ud hillufd It ??
with i mady, i?wte?il
"It'?whrt you bin 1 Oct*
Ut Job to da tfau ym M*d t
chew of PICNIC TWIST to wbec" brain and hand to a cutting
edge without any dulling aft ar afcct."
You can tike chew after chew of PICNIC
TWIST and get all the uplift without that after
effect of heavy, dark tobacco.
Only the mild mellow parr of the leaf gam Into
this x>fi, convenient twist. That's the secret of its
sweet, long-lasting flavor and its extraordinary
mildness.
PicNicTwis
CHEWING TOBACCO
"Tht Tfrnktrt of tht Country Art iht Tobacco Chcwetn"
You can alio pt PICNIC TWIST la 50c trmhnm*
prwerrlng drum of 11 twUti
writer
_4 ? such as
U la*. pi.ysic. or other arts
- thereby they have be
? I feeing that they are
..s. u rtV'-'ul'iliers. they are not
ii.er-rore co use the horacman'8 title
?ir spurs. they are only termed simply
miles 'tr.d mllft**, 'knight,' or 'knights
' i tho carpeiry." or 'knights of the
i no rloth," to distinguish them from
nlehta that are dubbed an sol
.. ..V lltild."
Tv.c Beat Glory.
...J commend a true good
uu.se it is the shadow of vir
- rt ; i. at that It doth any good to the
body which It accompanied. but it is
an I'ttlcaciuua shadow, and. like that of
St. 1'eter, curea the diseases of others
Tho best kind of glory, no doubt. 1e
that which is reflected from houeaty
such an was the glory of Cato and
Arisildes; but ?t was harmful to them
both, and is seldom beneficial to any
man whilst he lives. ? Abraham Cow
ley.
Vegetables m Far NortS.
Potatoes, r&bbst gc. caulJflov .<r. cel
ery'- Ivttuee carrot a and tu'iiipa of
fine TJallty are isxtenalvely (town In
Yuk<?. Territory Canada .- otatoes
are *he principal crop, reti.iling at
Ave ' ?nts a pout^i.
Kat meat If you feci Backach.
or Bladder troubles you ? Salts
Is Kino for Kidnap m.
Moat forms uric acid which ex
c ues and overworks the . kidneys li
their efforts to filter it from the sys
tem. Regular eaters of meat mus
flush the kidneys oroasionally, Yo.
must relievo them like you relieve
your bowels; removing all the acid?
waste and poison, else you feel a
dull misery in the kidney region
sharp pains In the hark or eick head
ache. dizziness, your stomach sours
tongue is '-oated and when the weatl
er Is had you have rheumatic twin
gep The urine is cloudy, full o
sediment chanenls often get li
rltated. obliging you to get up twe |
01 thr<?? time* d urine the night.
To neutralize these Irritating a?
ids Hurl fhish off the body's urlnou* |
?????? ?ot About four ounces of Jar"
'??* from any pharmacy; take
"blec-j>onnfiil 1n a glass of wter be |
??"??vrsst for a few days a
""'ir kidney* will then act line and|
'?"?rd"rs rlisapepar. Thi1
??? made from the acjf
* TRititj and l?mon Jirlce. combine*'
?with llthla, and has been n?ed fo: |
""?"pMnnii lo ?Mej?n and Rtlmnla'
kiilneys and stop hladde
?-r'tntion. Jad SnltR |r Inexpensive
?????.???? * r?d makes a delightful ef '
?n? M?h1a-wat?r drink whir'
m*n and women taV
t H 11a avoiding ser1 I
?? 'mi Madder disease*.
ATOR'R IfOTirlC."
Votlee In hereby given that thr
?">*Ws1gned has this day duly quail
fl??d as administrator of Charles P
Fulrher. d?" *te of Beaafor'
county. *. raona holding |
claims agal 'tf estate ?
prw*ent the ? duly verified I
within one y ,-r. hla date orj
thla notice w. ?..? \?<\ )n bar|
of their rsrove erson? In- I
debted to the aa -ill pleaip |
make Immediate
Tbto 4th day o. * %
4h(jrut # *h.
*a?or I
IHMJTICIAN8 AND POLITICIANS
It is reported that many Chicago
women failed to register last week
because they had to tell their Cfffes.
Governor Whitman of New York
will probably make of mar the suc
cess of his administration on the
Public Service Commission question.
Gen. Villa, next to the Kaiser
of Germany, enjoys the reputation of
having more misfortunes "wished"
on him than any other living man
->t prominence. Some new report in
Always in circulation, only to be de
nied.
New Monrovia, a suburb of West
Palm Beach, Fla., Is the name of a
new and exclusive colored city. The
:ktizens have established a weekly
newspaper and many other business
-?nierprisee.
The proposition that Japanese
roops be brought to Europe to cam
>algn either on the western or east
?rn war frontier, perhaps on both,
las not received the encouragemen*
?f any of the Allied government*.
Washington society is "al het up"
?t the prospect that C. W. de Lyon
Micholls. New York social arbiter.
?ar excellence will soon Judge who
?re the capital's most beautiful wo
nen.
It is rumored that Gen. French.
>ead of Britain's forces In France.
* a convert to woman suffrage. Hi?
'lews have undergone a complete
hange as a result of witnessing the
levotton and bravery of women at
i he front.
Practically eveTy fifth Inhabitant
>f Ronton is receiving aid either di
ectly or indirectly Prom expendi
ture made from the city treasury'
FherKare at present upon the mu
nlcipal pay rolls direct 14,600 per
;ons and indirect through contracts
vpproxlmately 3,000 additional, or a
otal of 17.600.
With the completion of the new
allroad In Western Africa, within
he next few months, it will be pos
slble to cross the Dark Continent
rom the Atlantic to the Indian O
K an by rail and river routes.
The New York Central has beer
ngaged In a campaign to restrict
he use of commutation and famlb
lckets to their lawful holders. a* p
result, of which no fewer than Sf
tickets were lifted by conductors
vhen presented by persons not en
titled to use them.
"RKK BOOK ON STOMACH ILLS
Geo. H. Mayr of 1S4 Whiting St..
:h1c*go, 111., a prominent drugglat,
i as published a gaVde to health. In
which he shows how he cured hlm
?elf and brought relief to thousands
>f other sufferers from constipation,
Mlloosnesfe, indigestion and Intesti
nal troubles by the use of French
'leaWng' oils. One dose usually con
vinces. The most ohronie casee
arely need over three doses. This
' r>ok will be mailed free on re
nest. Mayr's Wonderful Remedy
!s sold by leading druggists every
?There with the poritli* understand
ing that your money will be refund
ed without question or quibble If
ON18 bottle falls to five yon abso
lute satisfaction.
Long Enough Alreaify. ? '
? mth? r fuaay man traveling from
New York to Philadelphia had been
much annoyed by hi* oppoalte com
panion, a tall, lanky fallow whose
bony fcneea troubled him not a little.
There was a atop of aeveral mtnutea
at Trenton and the tall traveler road
from hla seat. and aald with a yawn:
"I guess HI get out and atretch my
lege a bit." "Good graciooa!" ex
claimed the other, "don't do that un
less you are prepared to pay double
fare, or to take a compartment ail tc
youraelf."
Mr. J. Cv
riv?d hare thta morning.
? ? ? ?
Mr. J.f L.
riaaefl thro ugh the
e-e e
Mr. A. L. Alexander of
waa oh our etreeta today.
e e ? a
Mr. H. L. R??n of Norfolk, Va..
la In Uie oily today.
\ Varioua Vlewe of the Snow.
\The farmer calls the anow the poor
fertlllaer. It keepa the ground
ar^r and puts dollara ? prospectively
? In v\hi?* vacant pocketa. It la much
estoeined by artlsta. who uae almost
every \olor except white when they
s?>t out Voaint It. Tb^lr favorite tints
'or this ?>>h>ose are pink, purple and a
slaty blue. It seem6 to be the chief
business of artlsta to Inform ua cour
teously but firmly, that our eyes are
liar a. ? Exchange.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
Notice 1b hereby given that the
undersigned has thla day duly quali*
fled a a administrator of Herbert
! county, and all persona holding
claims against the said estate
present the same to me duly verffled
within one year from this date or
this notice will be pleaded in bar
of their recovery. All persons in
debted to the aald estate will please
make Immediate payment.
This 4th day of Feb. 1915.
LAVINIA BELL.,
Administrator
Notice la hereby given that the
undersigned has this day qualified
j executor of the estate of Nanc>
Clng, deceased, late of Beaufort Co.
ind% all persons holding claim
igalnat the aald estate will presen
he same to me, duly verified, with
n one year from this date, or thl
iot1ce will be pleaded in bar of thel
ecovery. All persons Indebted t
?aid estate will please make Immr
Hate payment.
This Jan. lat, 1915.
J. M. LLOYD,
Executor
OFFICE MAN, EMPLOYED BY
day wants some night work. Of
fice, care Daily Newa.
1-8- 6 to.
CASTCJftlA
Tor Iiluti ud CUUro.
Tin KM Yds Hm Always Btvtfrt
NOTICE OF BALE
Under and by virtue of the power]
of sale contained In a certain mortg
age deed executed to the undersign- 1
d by R H. Reeves. Which eald j
nortgage Hi duly recorded ta the of
'ce of the Register of D^eds for
Beaufort county, In Book 182, at
Dage 10, and la dated the 8rd day
>f September, 1914, and is hereby
eferred to, the undereigned will, on
'he 22nd day of February, 1915, at
I J o'clock noon. ofTer for aale, at
he Courthouse door in Beaufort
-ounty, to the hlgtoeet bidder fori
ash, the following real estate, to
wit:
Being lot No. t aa laid off by W.|
P. Rnugham which waa as follows
rxrt Ne. 60 McNair town, waa laid
off Into 6 lota of 85 feet front, hi 9o
ft. deep (16 feet being left aa an al
ley to be uaed In common by thoee I
old the six lota to, or to ttoelr heir*
ind aesigna, and thla lot No. 3 He*
Hetween the comer lot deeded to R.
T. Hodgea and the third lot sold to
P-fount Gordon. The lot No. 80 waa
by Julia M. Staton sold to Bang bam
% Bragaw. by deed dated 10th day
of November. 1892, and recorded It
Book 82, page, 108, Beaufort cOUnfy
record*, and Wm. Bragaw convey
ed his one-half Interest to W. P.
Ba ogham by deed dated January
8, 1895, and recorded ta Book 88,
Me 118.
Thla 22hd day of Jan. 1815.
EDWARD L. rfEWAHT,
WM1 OUR WAY. ?
? m i ? ? ? e ? (
Under ud b mW?* of tke
or eale contained to a 6artoIn iu.
of trnot.?teented to Edward L 8tew
art. TruoJoe. Kr J. C.J Ooytom. oj
Lorwt Ovtoa. hla wife, and W H
Ptmeh, U4 Fannie Proacott. hU
w*e. -which aaid Deed Of Trn* la
dated January flat, 1S14. and la du
ly recorde 1b Book ITS. page IIS.
Beaafort county reeorda, and la
hereby referred to. the undersigned
Tmatee, wllL on Monday, hte At*
day of Mar&. ltlS. at IS o'clock
noon, at tke Courthonae door of
Been tort county, offer for sale. to
the highest bidder for cash, the fol
lowing described real and personal
property, to- wit:
That certain tract or parcel' ot
taad. lylnr and being In the connty
ot Beaufort. State of North Carolina.
Richland township, beginning at 0.
W. Lee's rorncr in tho Holldia line,
and running with said Lee's. Hue 8.
?T 1-S Bast. Fifty feet; thence 8.
IS 1-S W. Twenty-live feet; thence
I [Jr. ?7 l-S W. Fifty feet to the Hoi
Idia East line; thence with said line
jN. S 1-S E. to the beginning, con
twining 138 square yards, and well
known a* the E. C. Cayton store
alto, which eaid site was conveyed tc I
E\ C. Cayton by Will Dunn a little
over three years ago.
Also that certain stock of goods,
wares, merchandise, fixtures and j
fixtures and book accounts located I
I in She store building hereinbefore
1 described, and being the only stocV
of goods, war ear and merchandise
fixtures and book soconnta owned b:
parties of FIR3T PART.
Demand having been made on me
I by the holders of the notes secured
by said Deed of Trust, this sale if
held to satisfy said Indebtedness.
? I This 27th day Jan. IS 16.
? "" EDWARD L. STEWART.
I, Trustee 1
ll-SS^we.
' NOTICE OF BALE.
Under and by virtue of the powei
of a&le contained in a mortgage deed
executed by Thomas Crawford an<
wife, dated Ajpril 24th, 1914. and
duly recorded In the office of tht
Register of Deeds of Beaufort coun
ty In Book 177, page 439, which It
hereby referred to, the undersign
ed will on the 22nd day of Febru
|ary, 1915, at 12 o'clock noon, at the
Courthouse door In Beaufort coun
] ty. offer for sale to the highest bid
(dor tor cash, the following describ
ed real estate, to -wit:
Beginning at JameB Smith's coi
ner, and running with his line to i
I gum in Brown's run; thence to th?
[Crawford ditch; thence with said
ditch to the old roaJ to the begin
1 nlng, containing eleven snd three
quarter acres, more or less.
, This 20th. day of Jan. 1915.- j
EDWARD L. STEWART.
Mortcagee ?
l-23-4wc.
NOTICE OF SALE. <
By virtue of the power of sale)
contained In a mortgage deed exe
cuted by Benj. Slngletary and wif? I
o the undersigned, dated Novembeil
29, 1904, and recorded In Book 152.1
nago 203 Register's office of Bean
Tort county, and herein referred to
T will offer for sale to the highes'!
bidder for cash, at the Courthouse
door of Beaufort county on Tuesday]
the 2nd day of March, 1915. at 1?]
o'clock noon, the following descrlb- 1
ed land conveyed In the said mortg
ige deed, ^o-wlt:
A certain tract of land situated
in Washington township. Beau fori
county. North Carolina, and adjoin
ing the lands of W. R. Ellis and
other and other* and being the iden
tlcal two tracts of land conveyed t?
said Slngletary by W. R. Ellis bj?
deed dated Nilf&nber 29th. 1904
and recorded nn said Register's of
flee, and the aald deed Is herein re
ferred to for a full and complete d* j
serlptlon of the said two tracts o*,
land.
, This Jao. 29th, 1915.
JOSHUA E. SWANNKR.
Mortgager
F. T. PHILIPS, Owner of Debt
1 -S0-4we.
TO CHICAGO
ON THE CAROLINA SPECIAL
Thrrrogb Stooping Oar 1>?M/ Via
SOUTHERN RAILWAY
Premier Carrier of tbe South.
QUEEN AND ORESCENT ROU?
AND BIO FOUR ROUTE \
Southern Railway la now operat
Ing throqgh sleeping cars dally op
the Oarollna Special between Char
teuton, 8, 6,. and' Chicago. Til af
fording excellent connectlohi from
and for Eastern North Carotins
oolnta, Ooldsboro, Raleigh, Dor
ham. Oreenrfboro and lntermedlat'
points, through A8HEVILLE AND
THE LAND OF THE 8KF.
Pollman sleeping car resar
valMfMr ached ules sod detailed In
for4Mi|lon, aok any Soatherfe Rail
way agent, or write
O. F. YORK.
Travelling Paaaenger Afsnl,
Raleigh, N C
l-St-4w* '
n i II I ? : ?
(Dud Tent In tbo r.pe?tm) exobma
don: -S?mkO?rihl.r Kln? J.mM
enommtln* Ihoae who bad lora.kon
him. uM: -And eat-lWuulbto hu
*OD?. tOOt"
Consoling Philosophy.
Perhaps It om *?? brow line
arouud a muting himself trying to
hit upon (bo moot consoling bit of
philosophy ever written. this of So
crates would be easy to surpssa. "It
all our misfortunes were laid la om
heap, whence every one mo ft take
an eftual portion, moat people wooltf
be content to take their own aa4 da
tum."
r.vbc Mo Plague ftavegea.
BuKo.ilc plague appeared hi Buret*
to 13ri It had started. In Asia, whig#
more than 100.000.000 of human l*r
ngs perished. After reaching BarojM
be plague lasted SO years, and durtug
hat period It carried off 40,000.000 per
'ons. When it began Norway had a
copulation ot-2.500.000, when It ended
'his *. -eat population had been re
duced to fewer than 400,000.
Getting Rid of ftparro* Pest.
Nowhere la the Bngllah sparrow In
hided among the birds protected by
aw, and aa individuals and flocka
avo an extremely narrow range, each
lock occupying one locality to which
ta activities afe chiefly confined, they
ire easily exterminated. When a
ilace has once been cleared of spar
-ows It will be aome time before It la
'eoccupled.
China Big Peanut Exporter.
One Chinese province exports more
than 160,000 tona of peanuts annually
ill because an American missionary
20 years ago gave to a native convert
i quart of seed.
NOTICK OP &ALK UNDER I>KE1>
OP TRUST.
Under and by virtue of the power
)f sain contained In a certain deed
of trust executed on February 5th,
1909. by J. H. Orelder to W. T. Hud
nell, Trustee for Lone B. Hudnell,
which aald 0eed of trust la record
ed In Book 154, page 5(3. of the
Beaufort county records, which \e
-tereby refered to for particulara
lefault having been made in the
payment of the debt secured by aald
nstrument, the underaigned mortg
igee will, on Friday, the llth day
>f March, 1915. at 12 o'clock noon
>ffer for sale to the highest bldde*
'or cash at the Courthouse door In
Beaufort county^ the following de
>crlbed tract of land:
? A certain traot of land lying and
">elng In Richland townahip, Beau
Tort county, beginning on the Sandy
landing road at Win. Mourning'?
corner, thence N. 2 1-2 E. 5.28 pole?
?o said Mourning's corner, thence
N". 86 E. 69.86 poles to a sweet gum
L. D. Mldyette's corner, thence slong
^ald Mldyette'e Roberson's and Bon
ner's line N. 4 3 8-4 W. 326.49 pole
*o a corner In the Savannah, thenc
with Roberson's. Bonner's and A. D
'Jeacham's line to a large pine in tb"
iead of Second Out. A. B. Beach
\ra'a corner, thence 8. 30 1-2 W
10.96 poles to the Hickory Poln
oad, thence with aald road 88. 48 W
'01.24 polea to a corner In D. V
Warren's line, thence with eald lln'
V. 79 ^-4 E. 20 polea to another cor
ler of aald D. V. Warren's corner*
hence parallel with the weat dltc*
iT the Savannah field 8. TO 1-4 F
"00 polea to the 8andy Landlnr
'load, then with the Sandy Landing
oad to the beginning, containing
156 acres.
It being the same land conveyed
*iy deed to J. H. Oreidfer by Mrs. L>
na R. Hudnell on February 5th.
1909.
This Feb. 6th. 1915.
W. T. HUDNELL. Trustee.
Mortgagee.
Ward A Crimea, Attys.
2-8-4wc.
NOTICE OF SALE.
Under and by virtue of the power
if aale contained In a Mortgage
'rom Jar^ls Pierce, laalah Pierce
ind Mary Pierce, dated November
^ftth, 1915. and recorded In the
Heglater'a office of Beaufort county
Vorth Carolina, In Book lit, page
*78, the undersigned will sell at
nubile auction for cash before the
Courthouse door of said oouaty on,
he tth day of Uarcb. 1911' at IS
/olock nooTv. the fololwlng dencrlb?
?d real estate, to-wlt:
?Beginning at a short leaf pine,
''wrner of the Roy and Bryeft Pat
Ick land, crossed pubtle road run
ning thence 8outh 80 1-t West SI
?joles to a stake, thence South 5 Bast
110 . polA to a post Oak; thene*
North 65 East 68 poles to a oorner
?n the fork of the public eounty
-oad 1n the aforesaid Roy and Pat
rick line; thence with the main pub
He road to the beginning, con taili
ng by estimation 33 S-4 acres more
of lees, the same was conveyed bv
Beg). Patrksk by deed recorded i*
'he RexiMer's office of Beaufort cogn
?y. Book SO, pages 190-191 to Llngy
4nn Pierce and others, eald deed la
herein referred to for a filler de
scription prf said land. It Is the
*>urpo*e of this mortgage deed to
convey atl the rights, title and Inter
est of the parties of the flrrt part,
fli the abet* described land which Is
ladinded. 1?, ? 3..-. TLkn
This 6th 4 ay of Fab. 1918
A. PH1LMLP8
Harry Mo*?Ugn At*y.
It to often difficult to tell Juat
what to the matter -vtth a crying,
pmtM baby. or child too rora* to
mill IU feellnga U ward*, kit ae
a punl r?le the mother will And
that there Is a tendency to oon*tpa
Uoo, which tea brought oa a head
aeba or aamnsm. The little oaa
has mo pais, bat feel* "oat of
aorta."
The 8 rat thins to try la a family
remedy containing rood bat mid
laxetlre t* opeltloo. and Many moth
era will mt that their choice would
be Dr. Caldwell's Srra? Papain.
Thonaanda of mothers keep It in the
hoaaa for each urn fancies. amonr
?bora Mar ka mentioned Mra. Joho
rinsk. It. 1117 Aba tract Are.. Pitta
bum. Pa. Ma haa been (inn* I*
soccaaeftony to little Walter, whose
el tare we preaeat at thraa months
wMb ha welched 14 1-1 pounds. He
la 4 healthy, lsughlnff youogsier to
day and ttn. Kirch gladly gives Dr.
TliKwira Syrup Papain credit. It
ahi many an Ulneaa aid many a
?area doctor bni. for by admlototer
ag It promptly when the (rat symp
toma of lUnMe are noticed It pre
vents a aa? loaa ailment.
It la ao pleaaaat taetlng thai ao
thlld will rafuae it, aad aa U doe*
tot gripe, the child to glad lo take I
't again. A bottle can ha obtained
"
of ur drugglat far ttlr onu or Ina
dollar, the later betag til* Hm
bought br families already familiar
with It* molt*. Reeolta an alwaya
goaniteed or aioaar will be refund
ed.
Srrmp PepaU la for all tha fam
117 tram lafaawr to aid age, and be
oaosa of lu mlldaeaa families ehoald
par far It oTar all other remedtaa. It
to ubaolutalr aafa awl reliable. Too
wiU never again gtra cathar-Joe. TtUa
??lt" or each hank (hrtfca. tar tier
a ra uaaallj uiimn? 1 1 and la (ha
caee of children, women amd elderlr
People are a great (hock to tha eTa
tem. and hence should be aroMad.
wishing to trr a fraa
bottle caa obtain postpaid b?
addreaalng Dr. W. B. Caldwell. 41*
Waahlngton Ifoatloetlo, in.
A pootal card with your una and
addreaa oa It will do.
New Fact* About Canoar.
A atudy of 1,000 MM of ouw of
th* Ilomuh rereala tho fact that thli
dlaeaaa rlalme mora mas than woman
?k tta Tictlma and that It oeewa moat
tNVHOUj batween the a|M of forty
.aad ttay y Mil. Ulcar of the etom
ach. on tha other hand, tnwn moat
frequently between tho ace* of twen
ty and forty yeara. In OTer (0 p*r
cant of the caaaa Of cancer heredity
?earned to play do put whate??r.
jiamalaaaw A ?j|. .11 ?
?rv?l#Ul ACUVtXIN.
? diner la a restaaraat thought ha
weald have a joke with the waiter, aad
asked htm If he had erer eeea a saus
age roll. -Bar." said the wallor, 1
hare not only^een e sanaage .roll,
but I hare seen a biscuit hex. a table
>poon. a chimney sweep, a chain link,
i noee gay. a camera slide, a garden
enoe, a sword fish and a wall flower."
Trapping Sparrows.
In ftngland sparrows are trapj^d
with a store, one ead held op b> a
short stake to wlflch a long string Is
tied. The trap Is baited with br%*d
crumbs, oats or whoat The'blrds me
permitted to est the baltmntU a nq?a
ber bare gathered under the alein,
when the c ?rd la pulled, remorlng Oie
stake und illowlng the trap to {|.l
orer the I'rda gathered under t*s
slere.
Where's the Wheels?
Twttyearold Harry had nersr svin
a lire lassh, hie only knowledge ,.f
that animal being dertred &ou a fay
one oa wheels. While risltlag grand
father on the farm, be was taken ?o
the shuep pen to see the Iambi, i t
er looking at them for a few nlnu' i,
he looked up at his grandrath/r ,a.(k
a puxled express km. aad aske*:
?^ken's the wheels ?"
Me Cause for Tee re.
"We hare - new had a pftSdest
named Charlie." yomarks the Toledo
Blads. Nor to tho best of out knowl
edge hare we erwr had one i/fio was
called Reggie or Algernon. lui we1
can't fee that the feet la cumulated
te mo e any one tj salty tears ? -Phiia- J
delpb* | Inquirer.
HMtJaWoMf and C<?I.
It takes a cord and a half of short
leaf pine, hemlock, red gam. Douglas
?r, sycamore and ?bft m*p!e to equal
a ton of oaal, and rwtv *.wn' ,* <.-?.?* r
redwood. ??
pirn -yr'
Corn-Mad? User
"Get-it," It's Sure
VuU Ukm Made!
A hard cap of aUn mafcea if ot
?JT corn. w?fc .yon pit 1 drop* of
"OETR-IT" oa tt. It akrlTtl* up and
eomoo right off ? and tbora'a row
com ? cob* by thundar! simple aa
toktac off yonr hat. Tkaf. w-hjoorn
Z2S.7Z?;"n2 Kir
million? burs gone wild orec "0?T8
1T"? nothing like tC em- known.
Some folks, to this day, putter s
roond with bandages, sticky tape,
thick plasters, com "patting" salve*
gouge corn* out with knives, snip
them with scissors, make then blood
and then bowl because they can't
get rid of sore corns. Use "OUTS
IT." There's nothing to do but ap
ply 1 drops. The work Is done.
"GETS- IT" doe's the rest No pain,
no tossing, no changing shoes, no
limping. It never huls. Try H to
night for any corn, callus, wart or
bunion. Bo sure thst you got
"QBTO-n" and nothing else,
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