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know that i have a ma
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new and oid Boors= Get
my prices.
MEBANE^
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ing set in Great Britain must pay
$2,20 a year license fee. At present
there are but four broadcasting sta
tions in the United Kingdom. They
are located at London, Birmingham,
Newcastle and Manchester. $t is il
legal to remove recei ing sets from
one point to anothr.
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What wiH stop my hair from fall
ing out? Parisian bnge. It will al
so stimu ste ne-* hair to gr.nv soft,
thick and gtjssv and prevent dan
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the money-back guarantee printed on
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LISTEN!
100 pound sack of salt.. $1.15
90 percent grain molasses feed, per.
1001b. sack .. .$2.40
Royal Scratch Feed, per 100 lbs $2.50
Puritan Scratch Feed, per 100 pound
sack.-.$2.75
FLOUR, COFFEE, SUC4R, L4RD, COM
MDAEE KINDS OF FEED.
GranviUe Cash Feed Store
Makes your hat
b&Bkenew
Price 25c
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USED CARS FDR SALE
I STUDEBAKER S!X, 1920 MODEL.
) BUCK SIX. E-45 MODEL
! FORD COUPE
I DODGE TOURING CAR
THESE CARS IN GOOD REPAIR.
PRICES REASONABLE.
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SALT FISH AS A DIET
Living Demonstration Of the Ef
i ficiency Of This Diet.
(Aswego, N. Y., Mail)
If you wish to live to be a hundred
I make your daily diet salt fish and
! pancakes, made from a mixture oL
j corn meal, wheat flour with a dash
j of buckwheat, washed down with hot
! black tep without trimmings, that
[ is free from sugar, milk or cream.
That's the diet pfescribed by Cap
tain George Best, the hermit of Wig
wam Cove, who just celebrated . his
96 birthday and who cays that he is
} a living demontsration of the effi
i cacy of this diet.
I In his little shack of two rooms
{located on a patch of upland covered
; with scrub oak and crestnut, loolo
}out over acres of marsh land, Cap
tain George has lived for the last 3 5
years. In the summer season he
has plenty of company—fishermen
campers and those who go out to the
Cove for an outing, but with the close
of the duck hunting season in the
fall and- the departure of the hunters
from the marsh land, Captain George
lives alone, surrounded by Curl, his
cocker spaniel, and fourteen black
cats. Woe to him who would hurt
one of those cats, and as for Curl no
human could look into the depths of
his deep trustful brown eyes and do
him harm. "Yes, they are great corn
many" said Captain George, "and I
love them. He's a great dog and as a
retriever he has no superior. Dwik
hunters know that, and several at
tempts have been made to get him a
way from me. Sometimes he goes
out and comes back v^th a big snow
shoe rabbit in his mouth, and then I
prepare the rabbit and we have a
stew that varies our diet of fish for a
day or so."
'You don't mean to tell me that
your steady diet is salt fish and pan
! cakes?" the reporter asked.
I "Surest thing you know," said Cap
tain George, leading the way into
his spare room, where the fishing
nets were kept, and there was the
winter store, barrel of salt fish.
"In the fall, when the water fowl
comes in for a feed of wild rice anc^
celery, my diet is varied a little by
roast duck and apple sauce, or a piece
of roast goose, hut in the winter the
diet is salted suckers and pancakes. I
have no high blood pressure or hard- j
ening of arteries and I believe my!
health is due to my diet. In every
respect I am normal. I haven't an
ache or a pain and my health is per
fect. What man of 96 can say
more?"
ACCOMPLISHMENT
(Youth's Companion^
Pretty nearly all the joys of living
are to be summed up in the word a
chievement. Both in sport and in
work the achievement of a purpose is
the thing that gives a man the great
est satisfaction. To feel that we are
working steadily toward our aim,
to see that the design is taking form
under our hands, is to experience a
satisfaction greater than any that
comes to us through contemplation
and leisure.
Often when the task is hard and
long you feel that, if only you, had it
finished, you could be happy. Yet
when it is finished you soon learn
that in the freedom from it there is
not so much pleasure as you found in
the performance*^ it. You indeed
freed yourself from a companion of
youb thoughts, and oyu have perhaps
nothing that at once can take its
place. The joy of accomplishment
that it had seemed you could never
know until the accomplishment was
complete survives the labor only a
short time; and, looking back, you
see that it was in the effort rather
than in the triumph that the deepest
satisfaction lay. But you would never
have realized that if the effort had
not been crowned with the triumph of
accomplishment. One of the virtues
of accomplishment is that it makes
us more keenly aware than we could
otherwise be of the joys of struggle.
There is no joy of struggle for one
who always fails to finish.
The Pneumonia Month.
March is a typical pneumonia
month :tnd usually gives a high rate
of mortality for the disease. After
a long and hard winter, the system
loses much of its resistance and peo
ple grow careless. When every cold
no matter how slight, is given prompt
and intelligent attention, there is
much less danger 6f pneumonia. It
should be borne in mind that pneu
monia is a germ disease and breeds
in the throat. Chamberlains' Cough
Remedy is an exxpectorant and cleans
out the germ ladened mucus and not
only cures a cold but prevents its re
sulting in pneumonia. It is pleasant
to take. Children take it willingly^
yToo dose a shave?
MENTHOLAT " I
^comforts and 1 ^
—To avoid traffic accidents on the
Pacific Ocean, steamship companies
will soon have to "double track" the
ocean, according to thejhydrographic
office of the Waited States Navy.
Shipping on the Pacific has increased
greatiy during the last few years and
it is hoped the steamship companies
will enter into an agreenmt to foUow
definite routes, instead of going ^
any direction aa at present.
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READ WHAT MR. MATTHEWS OF FARM
VtLLE.N. G SAYS:
I planted forty-eight acres in tobacco and used Roy
ster's Fertilizers under twenty acres. The amount rea-,
lized from the sale of this twenty acres of tobacco was
more than $100 per acre in excess of that rceived from
the crop grown with the other fertilizer. There was no
difference in the condition of the land and I used the
same quantity of each fertilizer per acre.
Two croppers had hve acres each in the same held with
nothing between but truck row. One of them used
Royster's and the other used fertilizer of anoher manu
facturer; the land was prepared at the same time and in
the same way; same quantity of fertilizer pet acre was
used and put out the same day; plants were drawn from
the same bed on the same day; set out by the Same plan
ter and same hands; cultivated alike; cured in the same
barn by the same men; graded and sold by the same par
ties. The tobacco grown with Royster's fertilizer sofcl for
$625.58, or $125.00 per acre more than that grown with
the other fertilizer.
(Signed) W. L. MATTHEWS.
The experience of tobacco growers has proven that
Royster's Bonanza and Orinoco and Farmer's Bone To
bacco Guano is a scientifically perfected plant food,
made from the best materials obtainable in the whole
world, and compounded in the right proportions to fill
the requirements of your tobacco. For the sake of
your earnings from your crop, pin your faith to Roy
ster's Bonanza Tobacco Guano,
Lyon- W inston Co.
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