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B just a physical wreck," says Bfl (
I Mr. Thomas Glynn, of Oib
| son, La. "We did everything
tj we knew, yet she seemed to
1 get worse and worse. She
I was so weak till she couldn't f I
£1 stand, and had to be carried , \
like a baby. It looked like 81
1 nothing would save her that HI
§ had been done.
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"I began looking around. I j j
1 ; knew that Cardui was for wo- i I
I j men. I decided to try it for \ \ i
IS her as all else had failed. B1
I She couldn't eat, she couldn't | i
sleep, and I was desperate. [ j
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\ of Cardui, we were so glad 1 !
| to note that she wanted some- I. j
thing to eat, and with each 1 g
bit of nourishment, and each ' j
day's doses of Cardui, she i ! ' ;
grew stronger and got up out ■
of bed. She is now able to |
I cook, and stronger than in a |
long time." j
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ful use for nearly 60 years ;
in the treatment of many com
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| HOME OF GOOD THINGS TO EAT >
| Green Beans Cured Ham
I Green Peas Sliced Bacon .1
♦ New Potatoes Veal Loaf !!
| Fresh Tomatoes Lunch Tongue -
It Strawberries Asparagus T.p. ,j
I Cucumbers Chipped Beef j.
New Cabbage Mush Rooms ;;
:: Nice Lettuce Shelled Pecan. ..
I! Fresh Celery Shelled Walnut. o
It Boiled Ham Shel,ed «
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PARTY VISITS
CHIMNEY ROCK
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i Members of Scientific Section
of Geographic Society
Study Rock Formation.
Chimney Rock, May 4.—Declaring
that the Chimney Rock region pos
sessed unusual scenic charm and lure,
a party of 46 scientifically disposed
members of Geographic society of
Chicago have just returned west af
ter spending three days in this sec
tion.
The party was in charge of H. D.
Pickering, passenger agent of the
Southern railway, with headquarters
at 37 West Jackson Boulevard, Chi
cago. They arrived at the Esmeral
da Inn where they established head
quarters last week. Most of the
party are members of the Geograph
ic society of Chicago and were at
tracted to this section chiefly by the
peculiar and strange markings of the
aged stones, forming Chimney Rock
mountains, the large rocks adjacent
to the Bottomless pools aijd the pe
culiar crevices, such as the Needle's
Eye and other freaks of nature, the
origin of which has never been sat
isfactorily solved, although scientists
from many parts of the world have
given various theories.
Climb Over Ridge.
The entire party climbed over
Chimney Rock Mountains to Hickory
Nut falls and returned by the Appian
Way to Chimney Rock where motor
cars took them to Esmeralda Inn.
This party is one of many planned
to visit Chimney Rock this season.
Those coming from the middle west
are under the auspices of the "Wolfe
Tours."
SPINDALE BAND NOTES
About two thousand people at
tended the open air concert of the
Spindale Band Sunday afternoon at
4:00 o'clock. The concert was held
on the lawn of the Old Spindale Inn.
The program rendered was about
forty minutes long.
The band will play in the school
auditorium Wednesday night. The
Alexander school will present a play
"Capt. Racket" and the band will
furnish music betw r een acts.
The Rutherfordton Sunday school
will give a play "The Minister's
Wife's New Bonnet" next Saturday
evening in the school auditori"um.
The band will also play at this time.
The Young Peoples Missionary So
ciety will receive part of the pro
ceeds.
On Friday evening, May 15th, 8:00
o'clock, the band will play in interest
of the Better Homes campaign at the
demonstration home on Spindale ave
nue.
Mr. W. H. Padgett was recently
elected vice-president of the band,
and Mr. Clarence Griffin secretary
treassirer. New members who have
recently been received are Earl Har
din, Pink Nanney and Claude Reid.
THE FOREST CITY COURIER
HEFLIN MAY COME
TO RUTHERFORDTON
Messrs. J. A. Capps and R. E. Price
went to Shelby last Thursday night
to hear Senator Thos. J. Heflin of
Alabama speak in the graded school
auditorium and to urge him to speak
here on Nov. 11th at the big Armis
tice celebration. He is not sure now
but will know the latter part of Aug.
Unless something comes up to inter
fere he will be here.
His address was enjoyed. He is
a great orator and humorist. He dis
cussed "The New South." Every
thing possible will be done to induce
him to speak here Nov. 11th.—The
Sun.
Tired After Eating?
Try This Simple Mixture
If you feel tired after eating, it is
often a sign of gas and undigested
matter in your stomach or bowels.
Simple buckthorn bark, magnesium
sulph. c. p., glycerine,, etc., as mixed
in Adlerika, helps any case gas on
the stomach, unless due to deep-seat
ed causes. The QUICK action will
surprise you. Adlerika is wonderful
for constipation—it often works in
one hour and never gripes. Rein
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Unloading Cheese Along th# Canal at Amsterdam Cn " e • wOUt "
Thousands of tons of Dutch cheeso like those In tlia . . _ * SBtitn American HUKman
picture are consumed annually. A his percentage is ex- A Pteturo was t£.Uen in Ancud, Chiloe Island. Chile,
pcricd. Holland Is one of the most productive dairy nthp? n»iitoiSl* of a n,ulc or 80mx
countries, size considered, in the world. The most inten- ?hi« ♦ - £ . a nuart measure are all
sive and scientific method 3 are practiced. Cow testing T ? e QUart meas
associations are numerous. H..._Etryice. Tho lady customer wears an
intent look—on the lookout for short measure.
Low vl He. N.
This Chcts© Quit Growing at 6641 Lbs. e—:. Washington. U. S. A.
It took 67,808 lbs. of milk to make it. Thev do thine* rr a. Sefl '.* pie tertje Prospetst, a Rea! Champion
on a big scale in the IT. S. A You may be sure that ft . *? er Carnation Milk Farms. Seattle, Wash
is good to eat too, because scientific methods J S on * A " Brown - Manager. says: "We fumish steril
hotising facilities and complete sanitary measures ail enfpr m . P3pc r ially for babies. It Is necessary to keep
into the production of milk in AmStaSSit our ron ' 3 ,he best of condition." Clipping in
state. America s greatest dairy creases productive capacity and decreases bacterial count.
Segis Pietertje Prospect i 3 ono of a herd of 175 milk cows.
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hw. oTii nTt ofi to!f X^? rS owner of the team give 3 thini a helping push.
dkr3 to sell it ftt & fiied prlco—prwJteerias This lady must have boon tired or she would
cer ®' . eurely bavs Mpetl out iicr littb team.
Dixie Wall Atlas
FOUR PAGES I and
Page 1 Twelve I The Forest City Courier
Southern States j
This is a true Map of Dixie I SOUTHERN RURALIST
showing the twelve SOUTHERN I semi-Monthiy, 1 Y««r
States completely. It shows the I
Automobile roads, the best roads All Three for $2.00
being indicated by a heavy red I
line, the second class roads by a „ i!IW mi ————
lighter red line and the third class
roads by a still lighter red line. You can easily see what a wonderful ad
vantage this will be to you when taking a trip. In other ways the map
is complete in every detail. It shows all the small towns the rail
roads —the experiment stations and the agricultural colleges with a
blue ring around each. It is handsomely printed in four and
is just the map you should have hanging on your wall for ready ref
erence.
Page 2—Towns and Cities
This page gives a complete list of towns and cities with the popu
lation and the key so that you can easily locate any town you wish.
This page also contains an editorial, alphabetically arranged, telling
about the work each experiment station shown on the map is doing
to help you.
Page 3—Big Map of U. S. and Alaska
This big map shows the entire United States and Alaska. No home
is complete without an up-to-date, reliable map of our country—and
this is one that just fills the bill.
Page A —Map of the World
How often in the newspapers you read some article about a coun
try or city in some far-off part of the world. With this big Map of the
World on the wall you can instantly locate it, adding interest to the
article. A good, up-to-date map of the world like this is highly edu
cational. With the map are also 30 portraits of all the world's rulers,
etc.
Call and Inspect These Maps at The Courier Office