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Tiantcrf to Hold Colt
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IVlwere received during last seL ton
to Ha 31, m omoiiWehOTseTS,1?
under th United tates Wareho c. d
the United States Department of Aact'
culture reports. The number of bale,8?" -
- ?Tfhfc figures indicate increased
Cognition-Of-, the value of warehousing
COtton;;in government -licensed Sg
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EJATnTEDSOES
Delivering the goods
The horse is being driven closer to his
stable; the gas truck (started and lighted by
an Exide Battery) goes on long hauls; and
through the great zone in between, the elec
tric street vehicle is coming into its own.
Propelled by an Exide Battery, it delivers the
goods with least trouble and most economy.
You will find Exide Batteries playing an
important part in all manner of industries.
Exides supply current for the telephone sys
tem; they run mine locomotives, operate rail
way signals, and propel a majority of the
world's submarines beneath the waves.
Rugged, simple Exide Batteries supply the
current for most of the farm light and power
plants, and they are famous for lasting for
years without getting out of order.
You are, perhaps, most interested in the
Exide built for starting and lighting your
automobile. It is known as long-life
battery. It keeps its dependable power so
much longer that it is not merely a great con
venience but is the most economical battery
to buy.
The Electric Storage Battery Company
Philadelphia
Service Stations Everywhere
Branches in Seventeen Cities
THE LONG-MFE BATTERY FOR YOUR CAR
V
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The nearest Exide Service
Station has a battery the
right slse for your car. If
your present battery needs
repairs, no matter what
make it is. It will be re
paired skillfully end rea
sonably. if ttof b your
telephone book please
write us for the address.
New 0 J). Wool Coat, H HE
made for hard Service. V tZT
Sizes 86, to- 44. Satis- !' ' -
i oc ! R .crJ"1 ' oa'e price,
It25 phw 8W inailin. Send cash
-r-T- postpaid. J .
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E X P I EI IE
VAGQIJS
STFFI niltrci e
ixw steel wheelfl ftrfain: or sved wide
tb fit aiijrkxlcaffyHriy
Efill?ny wagon rood as new. i - v
T J RHlurted prices Catalog Fr0
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SEASON
PREPARE EARLY!!
warrt now vera aui most wahbbiih v
' ana eA4jrifLlLLV uuiATBA'rrn PRrsr iam ':
OFfCIAl AUTHORITY
nouses, ,says n. 2,. Yohe, in charge of
the Federal warehouse work "The r :
ceipts-issued, for cotton stored in thl
warehouses are readily acceptable as col '
lateral: for bank loans. . The value 5 "
these receipts' for collateral purposes en
ables growers to market their cotton
orderly." - , un .
There.'are 271 cotton warehouses now
under Federal license, as compared with
239 warehouses May 31, 1921. Whfo '
the niimber- of liceneed warehouses dur-"'!
ing this period has increased by only 32 -!
a great many -small warehouses were '
dropped from the system while a number "'
of - warehouses with capacities rangi 1
iwu ,ww w. y,vw uaius came under
the act. The result has been that the
licensed cotton storage capacity during
this time has been increased more than
three times what it was on May 31, 1921.
Our, Health Talk
By B. B. WASHBURN. M. D,
it t i f
TJB. WASHBURN
Keeping Well in September
SEPTEMBER in the Southern States
is a hot month and one in which it
is necessary to continue precautions
against fly and mosquito-borne diseases.
Malaria and ty
phoid fever are
most widespread
during this month.
Also, the infectious
diseases of children
increase with the
o p e ni n g of the
schools. Vaccination
against typhoid and
smallpox should
be "included in the
oreoaration of
children for the school term; and vacci
nation (for adults as well as for children)
should be, along with home and school
sanitation,' the leading items in com
munity welfare programs for September.
The following question of general in
terest has s been - asked by Progressive
Farmer readers;
Warte: Their Cause and Cure
WHAT is the cause of warts, hov)
are they spread, and what is the
cure?"
Warts do not need to be described.
For the most part they are simple affairs -occurring
most frequently on the hands.
Although 'they may, develop in certa'n
diseased conditions, it is now believed by
many medical, observers that they are
caused by germs, and that a person may
spread them to different parts of nw
body by rubbing them or scratching. A
crop of warts may seem to resist every
treatment, and then suddenly without
any known reason entirely disappear
within a few, days For this reason as
sorts of absurd treatments have been
suggested, and some of them have been
extensively used. ,
Local treatment applied to the warts is,
usually successful to removing these un
sightly protuberances. Among the ap
plications that have been used with suc
cess are painting" with acids or potasn.
This painting should never be done ex
cept by a physician, as :great harm may
result to the surrounding skin it sua
drugs are not properly applied, utnw
methods for the .removal :.of warts arc
applications of ' radium;, or, treatments
with the X-ray, c '
A slower, but reliable and safe, pre
scription for the removal of warts ; is
saturated solution- of salicylic acid "
collodion ("new tldnThg. can l
prepared by; any druggist tie w
should be touch A with, this solution two
or three times .-a day, each lime: the nu
Of collodion being fremovea..; .
r-' are'-wortft1 a nunarea .vinter
they: 'won't lay " until next eprlog.
e-ro-g pay be?t.