feed Nature's
Earning Before
It Is Too Late
L in the Side, Back and
Kidneys Show That Some
thing is Wrong With Your
5 y s t e m ? Nervousness,
Loss of Appetite and
Sleeplessness Are Ad
vance Warnings That if
Heeded Will Save Serious
Trouble Later On.
JANLAC has helped
thousands regain
NC3MAL HEALTH
)ver 100,000 Persons Have
Testified That TANLAC
Has Corrected Stomach
Trouble, Indigestion,
Rheumatism, Nervousness
and Kindred Ailments ?
?It Builds Up the System
and Starts Rich Red Blood
Coursing Through Your
Veins. All Good Drug
gists Sell TANLAC.
Md ruM'its. which overrun eastern
Ifoshinj-'ton :ir*? being trapped and
jpped to Alaska for food for foxes.
| VOMEN! DYE FADED
THINGS NEW AGAIN
jp or Tint Any Worn, Shabby Gar
ment, or Drapery.
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Diamond Dye:
Each 15-cent package of ^''Diamond
res" contains directions so simple
mt any woman can dye or tint any
Ed, worn, faded thing new, even If
e has never dyed before. Choose
ir color at drug store. ? Advertlse
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lent.
Salt fields in western Utah cover
ore than r>(M) square miles and run
from two to fifteen feet in thickness.
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St .Joseph's
LIVER REGULATOR
fa-BlOOD-LIVERKIDNEYS
1heB\G25< CAN
MOTHER!
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Baby's Best Laxative is
"California Fig Syrup"
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^hen baby Is constipated, has wind
wUc, fevf rish breath, coated-tongne, or
^wrhea, a half tea spoonful of genuine
"California Fig Syrup" promptly moves
potaons, leases, bile, souring food
pd waste rlf;ht out. Never cramps or
tracts. Ti'i los love Its delicious taste.
Ask jrour irnggist for genuine "Cali
fornia FiK S<-vp" which has full direc
tions for infants in arms, and children
!?j ?ii ages, plainly printed on bottle.
I other! Y >u must say "California" or
jlon may an imitation fig syrup.
SORES, PILES
MS ECZEMA VANISH
l0od> Old, Reliable Peterson's
Ointment a Favorite Remedy.
*antert ^ ulcers on my legs. Doctors
u#rit ? * off leg- Peterson's Oint
*n<j\r^ed me Wm. J. Nichos, 40
Get a ,reet- Chester. N. Y.
ar*e bo* for 35' cents at any
IK ?iJys Peterson, of Buffalo,
m?r>ey back If It isn't the
l^son-B f\.Ver U8ed- Always keep P?
,0*burn. ntn?ent the house. Fine
Ith? surlo,808 ' bruises, sunburn, and
I1** ciw , .rem-'-dy for Itching eczema
I the world has ever known.
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Placing the Cruiser
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The U. S S. Trenton, first of the
five cruisers to be built under the
armament conference agreement, waa
placed In commission at Philadelphia.
Here the officers and crew are seen at
salute aa the colors are hoisted.
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Trenton in Commission
Chemists Are Praised by President Coolidge
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President Coolidge, in addressing
the American Chemical society from
the steps of the White House, de
clared that much of the success and
progress of the nation has been due
to the services of the scientists and
chemists in "searching for the truth."
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Young Twins Are Real Gardeners
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TOLSTOY TURNS FARMER
When twins get together they put things over. John and Charles Knier,
fourteen-year-old twins of Elmira, N. Y., won the first prize of the Boys' Garden
club of their city for raising $1,400 worth of produce with $50 worth of seed
on a city lot. Resides keeping the family In vegetables, the lads have piled up
quite a savings account. The prize was a trip to Washington.
No Wonder Gen. Sherwood Boasts
Representative Isaac R. Sherwood of Ohio, better knoftn as General Sher
wood, eighty-nine years old and the oldest man to sit In congress, .more than
anything else la proud of his two great grandchildren, Sherwood and Samuel
Roberts of Wllmette, 111., who are In Washington visiting him. No other man
In congress can claim the distinction of being a great grandfather and Gen
?ral Sherwood k rightfully a little "puffed up" about It *
Count Ilia Tolstoy, grandson of th?
famous Count Leo Tolstoy, is working
on a farm in Iowa in order to pay
his way through Penn college at Osk*
loosa. He has given up his title and
intends to take American agricultural
methods back to Ru?aia.
WON BALLOON RACE
W. T. Van Oman, piloting the
Goodyear III In tho American balloon
distance contest, who won first place
and prize of $1,000 by traversing a
distance of 1,100 miles from Kelly
field, San Antonio, Texas, and land
In* near Rochester. Minn.
30 DAYS' FMSP^IAIg
12 Mo^ks to Pay ?
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Practically every farmer at one ?
time or other has wanted to try ?
a SHARPLES Cream Separator. 13
Mr. Sharpies has formulated a Q
30 Days'FreeTrial Plan that will ?
enable you to try tfre SHARPLES ?
Allsteel Separator without any Q
cost to you whatsoever ? he Q
even pays the transportation Q
^ charges to your express office. Q
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Q Separator manufacturer made such startling terms, q
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aFra* Trial
Sharpies Allsteel Separator,
Why not get the world's best while you
are at it. The SHARPLES Allsteel Cream
Separator is a Super-Separator. Turn it
with one finger and 6kim over 600 lbs. of
milk per hojar. The whole frame and
stand are of forged steel. Every part is
constructed with the greatest skill. Have
the wonderful Automatic Variable Feed
at any speed. Send at once for details
of the Free Trial on your farm.
The Sharpies Separator
Company, West Chester, Pa.
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Couldn't Be Expected
to Get Same Re?ultt
Theodore Roosevelt's sudden hurst
into the limelight in connection with
the oil Inquiries, brings to mind the
fact that as a youngster he showed
many of the traits of his illustrious
daddy. For one thing, he was a real
boy. V ,
Family friends recall a morning at
Oyster Buy when Teddy, Jr., came to
breakfast with a dirty face.
"Why, Teddy," exclaimed his moth
er, "you didn't wash your face this
morning."
"Oh, yes I did." maintained the boy.
"Well, it doesn't look as It does
when I wash It." ,
"No wonder! If I rubbed as hard
as you do, I'd push myself over." ?
Los Angeles Times.
Heroic Early Texan m
Although Texans and Mexicans ar?
now on friendly terms, as are states ol
the original thirteen American colonlei
wjth the mother country, Kngland,
there was a time when fighting was to
the death and with little or no quartet
given.
Blood, hunger and suffering traci
heroic tales over the pages of Texai
history. Col. James Bowie was ill an<
had to he carried across the mark ini
cot when, at the Alamo, Col. William
Barret Travers drew a line with hli
sword and said, ''Whoever is willing t<
die like a hero, let him cross," sayi
the Detroit News.
Might Help
"Money makes the mare go."
"I wish that mare knew I have $5
on her."? Louisville Courier-Journal.
Hot BISCUITS
In Eight Minutes
I WOULDN'T think of doing without sdf
rising flour. . ? . Use it practically ever y
meal. ... In the morning when every
one's in a hurry, or when I want a quick meal,
I can have a heaping plate of the fluffiest,
most delightful biscuits you ever tasted in eight
minutes! . . ? Anybody who has never uaed
self-rising flour can't realize what they are miss
ing in convenience, economy and tastmess. . . .
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Just examine a biscuit made with self-rising flour
and you will see why this Tennessee housewife
finds pleasure in using self-rising flour every
meal. Note the golden crust. Break it open.
What a sweet, wholesome freshness! Taste the
dainty, snowy-white texture. See how per
fectly the pure phosphate baking powder has
leavened it.
When you buy self-rising flour with the Blue
Shield on the bag you may be sure that it's
wholesome, healthful and nourishing. It com
plies with all pure food law*.
FOLLOW THESE FIVE RULES Ft tUkim, Ptrftd BUemt, wkk
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SOFT WHEAT MILLERS' AWN, Imt.
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It's Healthful^- cDtpendabU^6conomical
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