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Tens How Ho Found From Painful Spells of i Trouble, and > urew Mronger. Try on, N. 0.—“About Are years ago 1 had a t«t serious stomach trouble,” says Mr. T, G. Tucker, of this town. 1 had « number of these spells. 1 would get cold and just shake, and had very severe pains In my chest. *T suffered a Peat deal. I kept using different remedies and did not get results; I would suffer till 1 would break out In cold perspiration. I knew something must be done. 1 had taken Black-Draught, but just an occasional dose tor constipa tion. I decided It might do me good In these spells. I took a dose after meals, and, sore enough, It did. MIt helped ihe so much until now I keep It In the house all the time. I am a shoemaker, and when I have my dinner sent to my shop I have a pack age of Black-Draught where I can take It afterwards. It is a splendid medicine I am glad to praise It for the suffering it saved me. MI have used Black-Draught five years, and these spells grew less fre quent after a couple of doses. Now I am much stronger than I have been In a prompt and natural way. Sq many thousands of persons have been benefited by the use of Black Draught, you should have no hesi tancy In trying this valuable, old, well established remedy, for many liver and stomach disorders. Sold every where. Hubby as a Shopper. With an air of great daring the meek-looklng man walked Into the de partment store. ~I—er, want a pair of gloves for my wife,” he said shyly. "Tee, sir,” replied the salesgirl, blithely, “what color! Kid suede or lisle, and how many buttons—two, four, six, eight—” "I don’t care,” replied the man boldly, "so long as they don’t button down the back.' CUar Your Complexion with This Old Reliable Remedif— ^awHancock Sulphur Compound aad tan ,hm) as for amre serious I aad body eruptJoes.hives,ecasoia,debase thb scientific mapouad of salphnr. Asalo (fiyilhf mmI !■*■»■ "My a few drops in a class of water—It seta at the rant ofthe trouble and purifies the Mood. • that aripbar b one of the blood purifiers known. Re _^fdrtlbR_____ member, a food coonpirsVni Isn't skin dew —it's health deep. Be sure to ask tav HANCOCK SULPHUR It has COMPOUND. . factory resalts ovor 25 ysars. 60c and $120 the bottle at year ilinfgWi U he can’t send hb name aad the price in wewttl send you a bottle direct. HANCOCKUgUTD^SULFHUR Baltimore, Md. Bmutek Salfkwr Gsmsenad Osjfi sum—jor and dot for oar eri lb Liftai Ctmfsued MBS.^NSLO^ Noa-Narcotic. Noo-Alcobolic Oakland. Nebr., Feb. ML IM Anglo-Amacican One Co* has evar taken was Mra. T _ gsy-jgte*”*?”tafe-mg: Winaloira Syrup. Moat ainceraly. Uimmtamnm art) ANGLO-AMERICAN DRUG CO. atftatT Mian Staaat Haar Yaah On the Concrete fiURH IN (?i SOFT COAL? FOR 6000 SAKE <CtT AHEAP OF 1WR0UKP iglSil Alt pie of! PA Wl mmsoornt .. rotAwi osotfnwHftf 1HEMR PURE. The Calorie Business Is Too Much Trouble Nt*, rf* A BOOKLET ON MOV TO REDUCE *-POR. 1PC RW 3 I <50 ON A LIQUID DIET BUT I CANY DOINK OVER 30O CALOI31EA & mouat wNdop A DRINK, ft That ? -y_n LET'* 4CE - 6 tflAMtSOF MILK.-460 CALOOtJ 2 C0U6H6 OF CUPPEE - J WCAW 2 CUPS OF , rOFFEt • 200 CALOOlEt» I OlASS OF GQAPB JUICE - 100 --WOW HANV JDOE& -—-1 MAKE f f— GEE -TfwTS> 760 CALO^ES, ALL BEADY 7 1 THOT YOU COULWr <30 OVER. 500 AW WMAT6 'IhE U5G f __- - • Write Your Own Endings KuOMteS «* VWU.WM'.*® VHOBK MOW I tMY UittWf HS^AW AwfMiPt*. iW*» H»<SAR. AMO S*?U>©* A *#WH V** w WAttf* 6R ftASOUM*. IT^~ liftl x®*rv. Denw tMum>$ VMtuw wwotw w* A* **w*««x w «»A« Jtt* eu*t*. *»K fMMOUfi 9ft«C FtQMtdt, «OT <W tb S'mcrttH hx* tea* on mu’ A«' homw. ooa ttKftoii Aftevir, *«xa hjm. t 9/ee ^ h6k ovr ■v'tew mi'**— '•' *H *v :.;--v■•' - Qv*us ******* fWMH toN&til «uhcm. we i*w*. «tw»oo«0 r fcWMu AT tH' ^^4 AU' OCMT KCtCH |j| AM* OTHK9 WttA A ©WH* O* HOOtOM AM* rr $eo*s '■**«’ «**fmAMae* «w < Sw uw» Mimw*, ****'" < —-• Work Scltntmealiy Undertaken In City Halt Brsvsd Beneficial and ^. f.-*' .ProlltaMn. In 1890 Charles G. Grout, of the In dianapolis Charity Organisation so ciety, thought gardening a good thing and from that time until it was taken over by the Patriotic Gardeners' asso ciation, the first year of the World war -~-n' period of IS years—the plan was kept in operation as a branch of the Charity 'Organization work, being desig nated ae “Vacant Lot Cultivation and Home Decoration." The "home dec oration" pert of it meant cleaning up and beautifying of yards by whatever means would socempUsh the purpose. Franklin Vonnegnt was long the chair man of the vacant lots committee,' and to him and Mr. Grout in particular was largely doe the good that was accom plished In tboee 18 years. The source of support was an annual campaign for subscriptions. These rarely If over ran over 8900. The returns, as far as the money value could be figured, were estimated at from $1,000 to $3£00, wiille the Improvement of surround ings and the effects upon charaoter were not to be estimated In dollars at all. Many schools, especially in parts of the dty where land cjrald be easily .obtained, took up the WjXwIth seal. In his report of 1910 Mr. Von negnt says that the neighborhood about Christamore Settlement was trans formed bl the work of ss many aa forty families that had painted or whitewashed their fences and turned their yards into gardens, and- that the most direct benefit bad accrued to fam ilies that had been depending on char ity. The land thus cultivated,that year amounted to 850 fun-sited Mots that would otherwise huve been waste, and many of them damping grounds for trash." The first plowing and the seeds were furnished free and the gardeners did the rest—Indianapolis News. ADVICE FOR HOME BUILDER Yeung People May 4e Tee Enthuslae tlc, but the 'Project la a Profitable One. To the young couple Just starting out In life a home of their own means. In the Bret place, a definite goal towards which to work, without which people are; apt not to get any where in particular; write* a banker In the Kansas City Star. Statistics will sliow that where a family Is to be located permanently In a city it Is cheaper to own a modest home than It la to pay present-day rentals. The home builder will find plenty of money offered him by banks and loan companies at a very nominal Interest rate, providing he Is able to furntsh at least one-half of the amount needed to buy hi* lot and erect hie residence. Any bunker or reliable loan com pany would be glad to discuss plans and methods of financing with the prospective home-owner. It ts a good Idea to use caution hi attempting .to Buy a- home beyond one’s means. Sometimes the monetary enthusiasm occasioned by the chance to obtain a beautiful home at a bar gain will cause the buyer to assume contracts which win be impossible for him to meet later. 1,1 ■» Garage Should Conform to Homo. Architects and builders, as well u developers of subdivisions of class an giving serious' consideration to' tbs problem of tlie garage, now that we Ore etpldly becoming a nation of au tomobile owners. Rising coots hare simplified building design and people have awakened to the fact that the simpler this design and the freer from-gewgaws, the pret tier It It. In. this Improvement It Is Imperative thatHwe garage dhaB «od#fthn to the architecture of the bout* and that an owner who puts real money Into hie homo la very foolish If be permits the unsightly “woodshed" type of garage to be built It tons much out of place as the practice of some builders who ore Spanish tile oa s colonial house. -The owner should see to It that ^1 hts house Is Dutch colonial bis garage shall be Dutch colonial, tea and H Spanish that he gets a Spaaish type garage. But whatever the typo. It U to be hoped there win be a rapid dl» appearance of the “woodsheds." [ atill otxrtii mcitaoi id*. Y< Women Bright, eyas, a dear skin and a body fall of youth and health may be yoora if you will keep your system in order by taking Don’t Hide Thom With a Veflj Remora Them With Othino—Doobio Stren*th Thl» pnjwntloa tor the treatment of freckle* is usually so successful In removloe freckles and tivin* a dear, beautiful com plexion ^that It la sold under tuarantee to refund Che money If It falls. Don’t hide your frookies under a Tell; •at an ounce of Othitte and remove them. Even the first few applications' should dhow a wonderful Improvement, some of the. uchter freckle# vanishing entirely. Be sure to ask the drum 1st for the double-strencfh Othine; lt ls this that la add on the money-back ruarantee. Mitchell BROOMS ON HOW TO . il rut Mtate and In* in KKdoatU C*-o»> JMBt JfcxlM DUgo. it r W« Still Feed the Wert*. The world's greatest provider coo chines to be onr Unde Sam.'- The De partment of Commerce tells os) that last year the tTtalted States ‘exported to the rest of the world foodstuffs™ val ued at for the larg est la history. Export of breadstuff* amounted In value to *748.000.000. to which wheat contributed more than half. The most surprising figures showed that eggs valued St *10,000,000 ' went to Ghtaot the original- home of the hen and greatest egg-eXportlog country In the.world. ' pi D.ui»t. •/ m they’ll be ebre of #.* ' V; V £ yfr .• , . t iii^m i. Vi ■,.i* i * r;/ y' '• Be sure the gun Is loaded before a* temntlne to teach the rouneifiea how
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