BREVARD NEWS. BREVARD, N. C.
THOSE AWFUL
CRAMPS
that may 9KW€
Much Suffering
llenrivme, P».—“For twelve j—n
* *ofiered wiUi terrible cram pi. 1
would have to stay
in bed several days
every month. 1
tried all kinds of
remedies and was
treated by doctors,
butmv trouble con
tinued until one day
I read about Lydia
E. Pinkham’s Vege
table Compound and
what it had done for
others. I tried it
ai'.d now I am never
^r^'^bled with cranip.^ r.:i-l feel like a
uifferent woman. I i-annot praise
»-ydia E. Pinkham’f^ Vegetable Com-
ftound too highly and I am recommend-
to my friends who suffer as 1 did. ’ ’
—Mrs. George R. Naylor, Box 72,
!1;.rynville. Pa.
) ojmg women who are troubled with
SAinful or irregular pt*riixis, backache,
ea»)ache, dragging-«lown sensations,
• iiJnting spells or indigestion should
^Ke Lydia E. Pinkhjim’s Vegetable
Compound. Thousands have been re-
►tored to health bv thii» root and herb
rt-ni**dy.
Write for free and helpful advice to
Lvdia E. Pinkham Medicine Co. (con
fidential), Lynn, Mbks. Only women
open and read such lett»'ra
Constipation
Vanishes Forever
Prompt Relief—Permanent Cure
CARTER’S LITTLE
liver pills never
lail. }’urely vegeta
ble - - act surely
but Keiitly on
the li\er.
Stop after
d.nm r dis*
tiess - cure
indigestion,’
improve the complexion. bri^{hten the eyes.
SMALL PILL, SMALL DOSE. SMALL PRICE.
Genuine must bear Sijriiature
Carter’s
tile
PILLS
Kove you
RHEUMATISM
Lumbago or Gout?
KIIKCM ACIDK to renu've t^*“oac^p
and drive th»* (inlsun froui the system
‘BHkl KAt lDR ON THE I58II>B
rm KHKiBiriMa on ths oiTfcuti
At AU llraeKtHtn
Jt(. Baily A Sob, Wholesale Diitributori
Baltimore. Md.
STOCK UCKIT-STOCKUKE IT
iDe»ujWj i
IjALTijricJi j
•iwowymcitti 2 ‘
'ucMraToiBc; ; j:
For H Drses, C.'attlo. Sheep
and Ho^'s. CA>ntains Cop
peras for Worms, Sulphur
for the Blood. Saltpeter
for the Kidneys, Nux
Vomii a.a I'onic.and Pure
Dairy Salt. I'sed by \'et-
erinarians 12 >ears. No
Dosing- Drop Brick in
feed-bo\. Ask yourdealer
for Hiaiknian’s or write
BLACKMAN STOCK REMEDY COMPANY
f M.X'I^ANOOGA. H..NNESSEE
DRIVE PAIN AWAY!
With Ilnni'N Li-^litniiis Oil.
Rnnim.'kt ism, ii*Mira'iria. sure mn"--
li«';ii!;u he-. 'in-. hiin.s aiiti
liruises v;iiii-.h as if t.y niat;ic- Tvh* ii
l.ij?ljtnijiK Oil i"' to ;ilT* i-te.l
parts. No otli*T lliiiiiieiit br.rif.'"-
M.i'h nii'U 'iml -oiithijnf relief,
(let fl ImiII e (if tils'- V .ilii;il)l»» home
remedy lo.lay. !»'sell it
at ••eiit'. the Imih I , (ir the A. B.
RICHARDS MIDICINK CO,
Dept. Z. Sherman. Texas, will
beiiiJ it oii reeeij.t i>f price.
■ l)ii*» I t'tr '.j», Brjddcr Wil.
’i^mv Where did :OJ tf'
■ Miitah Ru«>!ey." >hc carver of the goose.
» ih dn;niiv. ‘'•>licn you prtai.h * '|x>ijl good tcrmon
1 nf'tf E®* '■ to ir.t dat’s
» ir.N i! mjtlcr ’’
If anyb®d> asks how you j^ot nervous
.di$;estion, constipation or dyspepsia
you couldn't tell, but if you want to
get rid of all such painful disorders
Green’s
August Flower
vv'lll act promptly in the relief of all
stomach and bowel troubles, and yotrr
freedom from pain and discomfort
will make you feel that life is again
worth living:. 25c and 7,Sc at drujf-
gists and dealers. SI years of success.
PARKER’S
HAIR BALSAM
A toilet preparnt i i; of merit
Eeips to eradicate rlaiiitroS.
ForRMtorms Color aad
B««utr to Gray or Faded H«ir.
Wc. anrt tl Wat brugyltta.
K»t«. Mire,Bon
ftiBAygHOn nA I W Uieouuioors. IboaodSEc
STONESoperations I
,^—.(K=0U) I
in stomach. Back. Side or Shonlders; LiTer
St«inat*» Misery, I>yhi^psia. Ckilic, Uas,
nmnngnr** Heaoache.Constipation, Piles.Catarrh. :
Sinonao^. Blues. Jaundice. Appendicitis. These '
HrS'SSsFfrE E i
^ 1^. M. w >. m ». Pwrfctw lt..CUM«l '
PASSED OVER VETO
WAS FIRST VETO OF PRESIDENT
WILSON TO BE OVERRIDEN.
BY CONGRESS.
THREE TO ONE IN THE SENAIE
lapan’s Protest Against Asiatic Ex
elusion Section Disregarded—In
ternational Situation Up.
Washinpton. ('oiipr^>s luis over- ;
riden a veto b.v I’l * si(i«>nt Wilson for ,
thf> first time, ami •■iiai t»‘d into law the ;
immigration hill \sitli its long-fought I
liti'rat y tpst provisjdii. The Senate
voted r.2 to 1}* to pass the measure j
notwitlistandinp the vrto aiitl in spite
of «‘I**v*iith litmr inforniatioH lhat .la
|ta!> hail i>rdt»*st«Ml ajiainst the '
laiinu.iuc of tlif .\siatic exciiision sec
tioii.
Th' House nv*Tf111 tied the v«“to by a
L‘ST to lot’,, so the S**nale's ar-
tioii ■ n»ls the i oiit'‘St df 20 y» a’ s' -t -nil
;ii>; in wliicli presidents have re-
[itj(liat*‘l -imilar bills pa-sed tiy ’on-
preps.
T’-.*' III! Tnai ii'iial situation was
Iti uvli' into Mie ( losing ilehate in
Senate, Senator K» ed calling atten
’in:' f.i the Jai>anr-e t)bj*‘ition and
il;n>: tliat nothiiif; he done at this
;;ni« to (iisturh oi' impair th'* country's
with a fri*Mi(ily nation. Squa
lor Stiiitli. ol •■^oulli ('arolin:;. hair
man ci tlie Immigration Committee.
ari'Wi'Tt'ii witli th»* (i‘t laration ihat th* i
J,-, .-o’l; statt* of inti'mational aft'air.«
inj'hasi/eii th«“ ne( fssiiy of a ]>ure.
!ii'ni>>; noli'- .\meriran people sui h a-;
th>' liil! \v;(s iiiitndfd to prott'd.
How They Voted.
T'.if vote on rt'-pa^'-ajie of th«- h:!!
wa^ as follows;
T > over ride !h*‘ v to;
l>c;no>rat A>liurt. Uankhead.
H*' khani. Hr> an. ('hanihfi lain. Chil-
'o;i. I'iilherson. F’K'ii her. Hanlwick.
.lam*-'. .lolinson. .Main*’;
K> rn. Kiriiv. Laiif. Lt-e. .Martin. .My
• r.', ()v*'MMan. I’in !an. lM:inian. I'om-
• •rcTie. Koliiii'oJi. Slrifroiii. Shcpiiard.
S)ii'l(K. .^immon-^ .'^mith of (leoipia;
Smith. I?!' South Caroiina; Thoma.'.
'rillamn. I’ii(i*T\vooii. \'a’(laman. Wil
liams— 34.
Iiuhlirans Moraii. Hra(i>. Clapj).
Cummins, ('u'.’is. 1 lillin.uhani. Fall,
Calling;*'!'. (Irona. llariiin.K. ,lones. Ken-
yo!i. LaFolletti-. I,od>:»v McCumlxT.
Xelsoii. Norris, l’ai:*>. Pt-nrosi*. I’oin-
(ifXtf“r. .'^moof, Sterlii'.K- Sutlit*rland.
Town'-fiui \\'a(i-'Wor?]i. W:)'son.
W I ‘ k ". \\ O!' k ^
I * ,ll, 'll*.
Ai-'iiinsi ovei-ridir.K 'i>t“ \o;*':
ji'iiioirats l!"ilis. Ilu.-iinf;. .Uihn-
sf'ii, of Sou:ii hakota; Lewis. .Mar-
’ine, Kansdell. Kfi-d, SauNhiiry. Stone.-
T!H'mi>son. Walsh II,
flep’ihlican'- Hrandei;* • , Clark, ('olt-
liu I’oiit. Lippit. Sherman. Smith, of
Mi(iii^'an; Warifii S
Total 19.
.'Senator I’lit lon, wlu) voted to over-
lide ill- veto, had voted against orip-
' inal jiassaL’e of the hill. Senators wlio
vot*'ii for tlie original hill, hut wou,ld
no; Vote to pa-^s it over th*‘ veto, were
HoHi. Johnson of South Dakota and
Tiioinps(>ii. 1 »enioerats; and Sherman
ami Smith of Miciiipaii. liei»uljli-ans.
PERSHING LEADS ARMY
FROM MEXICAN SOIL.
' dl’.inihu^. X. .M. Major (;eii»-ral
Per''!!'np rode fuit of .Mexi* o at ln;l,'.
a U; .Monilay February at the head
of more than lo.oou soldiei'.s of the
Am*ri(an puni’ive expedition.
.\ -"hort time later, he mounted the
little handslami in front of tiu' heail
uart* 1“^ at Columbus ami as tlie hand
I played "\Vh*‘n ,Io!innie Comes .Mardi-
inp Home." pave the order for the
' ’roojis To pas-^ in review. Hard as
nail', tlie e.xpeditionary soldi«rs pass
ed in review like the functioiiinp of a
; perf(M ily made mac hine. After the in
fantry earn*- thu eavalry eolunin. fol
lowed by t!h' artillery and auxiliary
units.
SAFE PASSAGE GRANTED TO
BERNSTORFF AND STAFF.
Wa-l.inpton, Tuesday. Februaiy 1!>.
t’i wiiole corps of (Jerman olYi( ials in
the rni’*-d Stat*iiu ludiiip Crumt and
C'l.iMte--. von H'Tii-torif. tfie Kmbassy
suite .liid (oMsuls from all parts of
tlie I'untiy, will .-ail from X*w Yt>rk
fo- (iiMiianv. lleservations for more
Tiian JcH per.-ons have been enpaped
on 'in hip .'Scandinavian liner Fred
• !ii k VIII. b-avin.u .\ew York I'ehruary
i:; i'lr Cliristiana Knpland ainl F'rance
liav*' praiited safe i»assape.
CONGRESS PAVING WAY
FOR DEMANDED LEGISLATION.
Washinpton — Coi.uress iiepan ear
nestly to pave the way for lepi'^lation
; that may be demai;d d by any di'vel-
j opment in the inteiiialional crisis
j Still hopeful that the lueak with (Jer-
. many will not involve the I'liited
I States in war. leaders of hotii pa."ties
rel'opnized that prepaiations should
not be delayed, and there was uiiusua’.
activity in tlie naval, military and rev
enue rommitiees of the Senate.
DAS, OrSPEPSIII
"Pape's Diapepsin'’ settles sour,
gassy stomachs in five
minutes—Time it!
You don’t want a slow remedy when
5*our stomach is bad- or an uncertain
one—or a harmftjl one—your stomach
lE too valuable; j-ou mustn't Injure it.
Pape's Diapepsin is noted for its
fpeed in giving relief; its harmleas-
ness; its certain unfailing action in
regulating sick, sour, gassy stomachs.
Its millions of cures in indigestion,
dyspepsia, gastritis and other stomach
trouble has made it famous the world
over.
Keep this perfect stomach doctor in
your home—keep it handy—get a large
flfty-cent rase from any dealer and
then if anyone should eat something
which doesn't agree with them; if
what they eat lays like lead, ferments
and sours and forms gas; causes head
ache. dizziness and nausea: eructa
tions of acid and undigested food -
remember as soon as Pape’s Diapepsin
comes in contact with the stomach all
such distress vanishes. Its prompt
ness. certainty and ease in overcoming
the worst stomach disorders is a reve
lation to those who try it.—Adv.
Free Speech.
"I iie\er ilid cjti'c inr link >knt-
Inp."
‘ Voii )iri fer ilie ire^li air. I siip-
J lose
am! I like to be abi*- !o pel
far iiieiiph away from the eriv\'l so
that 1 c;in 'ay what is really in my
mind w li'n I fall do\\ n."
COULD SCARCELY
WALK AT ALL
For One And One Half Years.
Confined To Bed Most of This
Time. Suffered intense Pain.
JfllHiAnONAL
SMSQHE
IfSSffll
(By E. O. ST5t.i,ERS, Acting Director of
the Sunday School ('"ours*- in tlu Moody
Bible liiGtitute uf ( Iiicbku.)
(Copyright. 1917, Weit» rn Newspaper Union.)
LESSON FOR FEBRUARY 11
JESUS AND THE WOMAN OF 8A.
MARIA.
Shefl'.ebl, Ala.—“About four y**ars
npo. " 'i.-iys Mrs. j. 'i'. Stm* iph r. of
this town, “I lmi ill V. ry tiad
h'-aldi . . . b* came irr.'LMilar. and I
^\.-is ].r;iy bad olV for i* \>:;r and a
lii.if . . . had (iillii iil!y and paiii in
Av.ilkiiii: could s«-arce]y walk at all.
I pot avifu'.ly thin and was conliii'd to
my bed tiiovr of th** titne for I’a
ye:,rs—could si-.-'-'ely e\«‘r do any
Work. 1 siilli red dr*‘adt'ully. and I
.‘'Uff* red ini'n"e jiain in the ripht siile.
A\'e had in attendance lirsl l>r. ,
of , ho |i)-onounced my trou-
Id'- ami he uaiiteil me to
liave an opera!ieii i.i'ii'ornierj, Knt I
could not bear ’lie tllollLdlt of sllliliiit-
tiiip to sin h >1 thini:. . . He L'a\-- m*‘
liicdicine whi'h did me no L'oi.d. I
th*ii had 1M'. . of , who pa\*
in> me«lii-ine v. lili h pave m»- no in rn.a-
li*-nl relief.
My in’iphbors said how liad off I
Was and advised me to tak* ’ardui. . .
My husband was so wurried about me
thar he went and called in 1 >r. .
of , . . .On liis .second call I told
him ... I had taken about a bottle of
Canlui. which liad been improvinp nte
:i preaf deal . . . lie sail: *\\’i*ll,
leave off my medicine and tak** the
Cardiii. it's a poid medicine.’ Af'.er
the use of the second bottle I was
cured and the cure was permanent."
I’ardui should helj> you, too. Try it.
—Adv.
Doing His Share.
“,\re \oii iloinp :ii:yihin;: lor 't.e
I': ev,.[ \;ti ini i,f i.iir aiii iiinitii '
"Y ni bef I am. I sell covjur’ "
CARE FOR YOUR SKIN
And Keep It Clear by Daily Use of
Cuticura—Trial Free.
A hot liath with 'uti-ura .'^oap fd-
low«(i by a pentle arioiiitin;: with Cuti-
ura liniment clears ilu‘ skin irs. al}'
in most cases of eczemas, rashes and
itchiiip of children anti adults. Make
Cuticura your every-day toilet pn-para-
tions and i»rev»*nt such troubbs.
I'ree sample each by mail \\ith I’.ook.
Atidre.'^s post‘ard. Cuiicura. l>»-pl. L,
lioston. Stdd everywhere.—Adv.
The Requisite.
“\\'Ii:.t We need in lln->*' .'Lre ; To
kindle the tires of romanee.”
"How about usinp love inai> In '-
Important to Mothers
Examine carefully every bottle ol
C.VS'I’oliIA. that famous ohi re’.uedy
for inlant>4 and ehihlren, and see that it
Bears the
Signature of
In Use for Ovor 30 Years.
Children Cry for Fletcher’s Castoria
It is easy tt* pet anytliinp ,\oii want
; - if it hapjieiis to lie sonieth:iil'' n»-
' bodv else w ants.
The Quinine That Does Not Affect The Head
Bocaase of itfi toDic and laxative f.ttect. Laxbtive
Bromo t^uinine can be taken bf urivone ivithou'
causing nrrronsness or riniilnK in tlie head. There
Is only one "Bromo Quinine." U. W GUOVi{>
■l(natare is on each box. il6c.
If free advice was only a L'ood f r-
' tilizer :il! farm lands would be rieh.
Pr, Pp rj ’8 “Df-ad Phot” ni>t on!y * xyjrls
Wurnis or Tapworrn but cltniiR out the
niuiiia in whifh th**y bre***! und touts up
the digestion. One dose snffiol* nt. Adv.
Kus.da has more blind pettpb- than
the rest of the world, two to one.
L.ESSON TEXT-Johii 4:5-14, 24, 26.
«;OL.l>EN TKXT—Christ J*-sus came In
to tlie world to save .‘dinners.—I Tim, 1;15.
This Is a lesstin of one of the way
side niini.stries of Jesus, It oeeurred
incid(MitaIly while he was on his way
to his great ijreaehinp «n«l teaching ex-
peri« nee at (Julilee. It was a by-product
of his very busy life, yet it is one of
the most famous Interviews aiitl one of
the best examples of how to do per
sonal work that is found in the scrip
tures. The larger part of the fi;*st year
of »'Jhrist’s ministry was spent in Ju-
«lea Jesii*! di«l not baptize, but his
discl[)les dl I. doubtless for the same
reas« n, thouph in a less degree, than
why Paul refused to baptize converts
(I ('or. 1 All but one of the
disciples of .lesijs wero (lallleans and
.Jesus spent about a year and nine
months of his ministry in that i»iace.
I. Jesus Rested (vv. 4-G). To reach
(laiilee from Jii(i a Jestls “must needs
po through Samaria," n«n that th«re
were not tlh*T ways that he might
have traveb-tl. but rather that it was
worth while to po out of bis way in
order to brinp the water of life to ibis
needful woman. .la-ob's w*>ll was at
a iiarting of the roadway near to the
ity of Sychar. I'ew places in the laml
save Jeru>^alem had so much I’.ible his
tory connected witli tliein ((Jen. 112:*J;
Joshua S ; Ac.s 1 Kinps.
etc.). Th*’ w*-ll was oripinally about
KKI fet'l deep :ni'i l*‘et ill diameter,
but it ba>» lieen lilit'i up \\ith accumtl-
lations of nib!i;>-h so it is now only
about 7r> feet dee;., 'hrist w as wwaried
In bis Work, but not >i' it. and "sat
tint''" (by) th- wfll; literally, on the
low wall built around it. The sixtli
hour \\as jirobably about midday
'IbiTe is Comfort in considei’atitui of
ihe fact that a*; a man .J*‘*us w;.s will-
inp to III* et thi'^ wotaan of bad charac
ter.
II. Jesus Holds Conversation (vv. 7-
14). Noii*-e Tie- penile way in which
,I* sus sjn'alis. ai.'i ;!;ar he bepati on the
prou'id of •heir comifioii need. He
asks this iie*'ded favor that he mipht
confer a preat* r on*-, ipnorinp the pre-
Jmlice whith •xi^ted apainst the Sa
maritans. \Vat* r was the thing ui»per-
inost in the wdinan's miti'l. Sh»* did not
grant his simple ftpie't. and ht'r rejily
indicated tliat racial diiTereiic(>s were
a very r*-a! barri* r. Tliey hinder our
woi’k I'Ven .N ;. Til'- suriiri'-e. p*‘rhap:?
pleasure, that a Jew should ask a favor
of lier .sei'iiis To h:;\f pi'eatIv iiiipresst'd
the wiiinaii, jiikI afeus***! her curiosity,
lu verse 10 Je~us t11s the womaii tluit
tli*-r*‘ are twn tiiinps she must nectls
know: (1) the womirous irift of tloii,
that is the Holy Spirit (Luke 11:1.'?;
Acts 2:‘J:5-:>S) ; (L*) the wonderful man
who had asked of h*T ‘‘(Jivt* me to
drink." ll:id ^le* known these thiiips
she wf'Ubl have a"k*-d him for the liv-
inp water. All that was needful was
simply to ask. Th*' Holy Spirit is tlie
living water (John :*',;{). The woman
lo*s uitt seem to ha\*‘ comiirehemb'd
what Jesus was tryiMp to teach, yet be
was patb*nt. and w on her as a convert.
He told liei* that everyone who came
to that wi-11 would ibirst again (v, l.'i).
Tin* world's. fountains do not satisfy,
fountains of wealth, fame, pleasure or
eariia! pratificatioii, or even leariiinp.
He then tells her *if the living water
(v. 1-})) ol which the drinker should
never thirst, that it would satisfy who
soever iriiiks. atil was to be everlast-
iiip (John 7::{7.'V,t). The cuie uho re
ceives the Holy Si.irit within has a
perennial, eternal sprinp of life, joy
and satisfaction sprinpinp up within
bin*. r*efore the woman received tlie
water of whi b he was speakinp there
iiad to come a c«>nvici!on tif sin (vv.
I'i-lJ') : In'iice hi' '••mark. “G> call ihy
husband." This was a sbari* thrust
into her lift* and h*'art. Sh** tried to
parry tlie thrust with a teciinicai que.s-
tion. yet be cotm > tiack with a great
revelation of ihe natur*‘ uf (lod and the
worship wliicli (lod accepts, revealing
his Messiahliii (\v, lo-L’ti). As is indi
cated. slie does liot seem to have com-
jirehended iln* nature of the request
whicb Jesus bad made (v. l."») ; there
fore he bepan ihi-; seai ci.inp of her life
in order to prejiare ln-r to receive the
wat*T of life which lie want»‘d to be
stow. This knowlcdpe of her secret
life !>y a perfect stranper who had
never even seen her before w as an evi
dence to the woman of spiritual en-
dowiaeiit : "Sir 1 perceivt* that thou
art a )roph*t.’’ She then entt*red upon
a tbeolopical arpument (v. 20) which
Jesus answered very simjily. sayinp
that the worship of the Father is not
to be restricted by timettr place (v. 21).
At this point th(' tlisciples return and
. the woman- poes into the villepe.
.1* 'US. lifting up bis eyes to the citi-
zeu" who Were coming out at ht‘r invi
tation, exclaims, “Lift up ymu' eyes
and look on the lields, for they are
white already to b:irvest,” thereliy ein-
i phasizinp still further the “personal
evangelism” thought which Is upper
most in this lesson.
She thirsted (v. 14), she received
(vv. 25, 2(«), .she liecanie a spring (vv.
28-20) which supplied others (v.
The water of life fully satisfies, and
it is a spving (v. 10) ; It coutiaufrll"
'MisPes.
in every case me post-bellum lustory ol former f^reat ware records
a continuance of the business activity which the wais themselves had
etiti ’.ilated. After Waterloo En^rlancl entered upon the greatest era of
indufitrial and coinnierttial expansion .she lial e\er known. The British
empire of commerce was, in fact, made jxi.s.sitilc liy the Napoleonic w.irs.
After our ('ivil war the United States and the (ntire American .«oiiti-
iient. north and .south, had a hoom wliich laste*l until 1873. After tlie
Franco-l’russiaii war, France, de.spite tier defeat and tire indemnity of live
billion franc.s she paid (Jermany, became more jir().»pcioii.c than evt r in
her history.
'I'he reason for this seeminj; paradox is that the activities of rccon-
Htruction are more stininlatinjr than lhf»se of d‘strnetion. because they
are inspired by iiope rather than by viiniietiveness or revenge, l^eople
work more eagerly to live than to die.
In .«o far as America is concerned, I cannot see that we have anything
to regret or fear if peace should cf»nie tomorrow on terms that woiild
guarantee the fntnri' integrity of international law.
A lew mnslirootn munition plants would be dismantled and there
would be soJiK' relot at ion of labor, but the more imjiortant and jierma-
nent i u*'incss of tin* couiilty would ]>robably boom.
'I'lie money which Ihe war has jirovidel i>s will p>rinit of the
re-linant ing of our railways and otiier in'Iiistrial and di.-tributive enter
prises upon a scale ihal will be ailequale to our present development and
the anioiini of inuiev ilius put in cir* iilatif>n will far exceed anv profit
that A\e may reaj» fnmi a (ciitiimaiice of tlie war.
The Reason.
Tea h* i' \\'h;ir \ nir fai h*‘r'>« nai
r.cnnie:
lb nnie ,':.ni*' a^- iniii*' \\':iI kin'-.
At the Inquiries Bureau.
lA' iied Tourist lF;formatim piveo
«illt here?
rir* d .\ii* iidant I' l.as.—Yal • !!*■>
In r I’.iit what
hi'
lir'-i
nam*-'r \N’h;it do*"' \oiir mother • all
him?
l’»-iini*' SI:*- i!*ii’t eall him n"iliiii‘
'he lik*'s him.
.9.
I YES! MAGICALl^! 1
! CORNS LIFT OUT !
WITH FINGERS 1
Yon say to the drup store man.
“(Jiv** me a small bottle of fr* »‘Zoiie."
This will cost very little but will
positi\*‘ly r*'mo\f every hard or soft
-orn or callus from one's feet.
A few dn>ps of i!ii . new ether com-
potind ai'plietl tlirccilv ujion ,n tender.
ahinp corn relieves the soreness in
stantly. and soon the entire corn or
.-anus, root :ind all. tbies uj* anti can
be lifted off with the fuipers.
This new way to rid one's f*-et of
corns was introttiiced by a f'iminna'i
man. wlu> '^ays that fr>ezone dries in
a moment, ami simjtly shrivels up the
corn or callus without irritatlnp the
Mirroiindinp skin.
If your druu'pist basn'i an\ free ;', iiie
tell him to ordrt" n small bottle from
his whol*-sab‘ tlrup hoiis*-f»r you. alv.
A New Trade.
Skeets 1 ili’U't see yoll on ill*' 1II^
*-nir*T panp now. Skinnv. \\ h* je ar*'
\ou w(irkin’?
Skinny »li. I've pot a ^ood job with
a dop l'an«’i*T. When a lady conu's in
aiid buys ;i dop I leji' fi li* r iijt'
w hi‘-tl‘.
imCK, GLOSSY HI
FBEE FROM DHIDRUFF
Girls! Beautify Your Hair! Make It
Soft. Fluffy and Luxuriant—Try
the Moist Cloth.
T”y as you will, at’* r an appli ation
of I >aiiil* rill*-, you « ;.nn*-t fimi a sinple
trai'e if daiHb’utf :■ fallinp hair and
your '■■alp will not itcli. h»ut what ’.vlll
jilcas*' you niosT. will b*‘ after a few
w * *-k'‘ ii-e. wh* (i \ou s( i‘ new iiair,
fin*' aii'l ilowiiv ar fir>-!—yes—but r*‘al-
1\ lU'W hair irrowir.p ail ov.j- th®
scalp.
A little l»amlerin*- i;i'mediat»*ly dou-
bb'^ the beauty of \*nir hair. N** *b^**r-
ence bow dull, faded, brittb- and
scrapp.v. ,iu-t moisten a cloth with
I lati'b'rin*' ainl •■;ir-fi:!!y lraw It
iliroiiirh \oiir b.-iir. Takinp om- 'iiiall
strand at a time. Tl.e efT*'ct is im-
nicdiat*' aini amazinp your hair will
be liL'ht. Huffy and wavy, ainl have aa
a]>j>e;’rance of abui!dan*e: an ineom-
t>arable lust.r, sufMie^s andiuxurl-
:iiic*'. tile 1i*-;iuty and ‘'>i;mm'r if true
hair licaltli.
fbt a ‘J.” ni bottb of Knowlton’S
I'anderim* from any st,,re and prov«
that your hair is as i.n-tty and soft
as any Ihat it has b*-en neplect.'d of
injurefi by careb’'S tr.-afnn*nt—that’t
ali. Adv.
If ^ oil \v;nit po.ifl iL'Tibors.
vours*lf.
MOTHER'S JOY SALVE
for CoId, ('roup, I’neuinonia and
Asthma ; K)Si: CKKASH I.I^■1.^^:N^
for ^'‘uralpia. Kbeum.atism and
Sprains. For sale by all Hrnppists.
(lOfJM: CHKASi: roMP.\.\V, Ml'R S.,
Greeosbon*, X. C.—Adv.
Not for Her.
lie—Will \ou sl.ar»‘ my jot?
Sti**- Xo; I do not «-:ire to br*:ik wild
land.
INSIST ON YAM NUTS—
Vpto-date proccrs have thorn tii? new
food with an "antiiTpf'tablc l'*-;ivor." made
from Soutlicin jaiii.. Try YAM NTTS
once, th»\ '11 win you sure. The Williams
Co., lo'cfinille, S. C. A'iv.
Probably Not.
Will ill*' sMioke iiisjiecior pleas*> ex
plain why so much of tlie soft coal
-•oof s(‘ttles on the wbite h:iire*l *lop?
Bore Blood-.siiot Eytst, Waf*>ry Kyes,
Sticky Kye». all h*alfd promptly with nmht-
ly applicationa of Roman Eye Balsam. .\dv.
New York city entertained •'*>*“. eon
ventions in IPli:.
100 Years Old
**The kidneys play a most import.int
part in causing premature old age and
death—the more injurious the poisons
passing thru the kidneys the .sooni'r
comes decay”—so says a distinpuishctl
physician, who further advi.se.s all people*
who are past thirty to pres'r\’e the vitality
of the kidneys and free the blood from
poisonous elements, such as uric acid—
drink plenty of water—sweat some daily
and take Anuric before meals.
Thi.s Anuric is put up in tablet
form, and can be obtained at alnio.«t
any drug store. For that hackaclic,
lumbago, rheumatism, “rusty” joints,
Hwollen feet or hand.s, due fo uric acid
in the blood, Anuric quickly dissolves
(he uric acid as hot water does sugar.
Discovered by Dr. Picrcc of liufTalo, N. Y.
Prevent premature old age by simply
sipping a cup of hot water every mornmg
before breakfast, taking a little Anuric
before meals and live to be a hundred.
WHAT IS
LAX-FOS
LAX-FOS is an improyed Cascara
« DI6ESTIVE LAXATIVE-'Pleasant to tiki
Id LAX-FOS the Cascara is improved by
addition of certain harmless chemicab
which increase the efficiency of the Ca»>
cara, makinp it better than ordinary Cas
cara. LAX-FOS aids digestion; pleasant
j to take; does not gripe or disturb stomach.
I Adapted to children and adults. Just try a
' bottle for constipation or indigestion, 50c.
Salesmen Wanted
We oaii !'.>*• tlio servi.cH of s^cveral
tru'/i to r*‘V>re--i‘nt us fer ti c hale of Hi'k«ls-Vir*
plnia Crown Niir'-*’'v.v Su>cn. Kitrm*T'i, .''■•bool
I St mien t>- joii eth ?rs can psaue tha
work profitablf oativassiii(r nil or pa'-' rime,
j I.ili**ral proposition: veokly aiv.»in-«»|
I amplf territory. Write at one*'for «\u SPECIAL
j OffER, Oiitlit fr**-. W. T. HOOD A CO., Oli
Doninioa Nurseries. Depl. IK. N., Richmond, Va
KODAKS & SUPPUES
We also do liiphest class of fin sh cf.
I’ricf.-j and Cataiotrue upon
S. Galetki Optical Co., Richaos^, V*.
W. N. U., CHARLOTTE, NO. 6-1917.
THE REFLECTIONS OF A MARRIED
WOMAN—are not pleasant
>if she is delicate, run-down,
►or over worked. She feels
►"played onL" Her smile
and her good spirits have
taken night. It worries
her husband as well as
* herself.
This is the time
to build up her
strength and
cure those
'weaknesses
or ailments
which are seat of her
trouWe. Pr. Picrce’s Favorite Prescrip
tion regulates and promotes all the profier
ftinctions of womanhood, enriches the
bl^ood, dispels aches and pains, melan
choly and nervousness, brings refresh
ing sleep, and restores health and
strength. It ctires those disorders and
derangements incident to womanhood.
A well-known agent which can h€
f»rH!ured at all drug stores is ’'IMeasant
Vllets.” made up of the May-apple, the
dried juice of the leaves of al*>es and the
root of jalap. First put out by Dr. Pierce
nearly lifty years ago. —Adv.
P _
Ssld for 47 years. Fir
Nalaria,Chib& refer.
@bllTonic
Also a Fine General
Strengthening Tenk.
60c and fl.OO at aU
ProC Suras.
LookoutBiscuitii
C-4.' 'iSOOoA 3.'.- - ■
FRESH-OHSP-WHOlESONE-DEUaOUS
I tw SMHIMrr MKTNPOS AmilO IN TMB
MANiNe or rant mscuits make
fMIM TNK
SIMIMRO •r EXCELLENCE
I IhniP 0Mkr Im# oc if sst lit AmUI*
Afclm mrwrik$m$ omu.
CNATTANOOOA
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