IKED BODY
AM) SOUl
Not Sick, But Still Not Your
MM. Tkmk You'll Bo Bote
•or Tomorrow — only
> Yoo’ro Not
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TRY PEPTO-MANGAN
II Wt Dm* To Need. But a Coil
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Any doctor oilfteU yea to be oare
ful to a time like this. Year body
baa Rule noon of mbtuu, and the
danger of catching uot urku dt
•mot b gnat. Troporiasily, your
Nod bea too f«T;rflght»og " Vo“
do.
Irt Ike work af these samv rod cor
Marian ta heap you free from fatigue
Being coUttlhr tired out-depreae
ed hi body and mind—ka almost a
for'a'tSmo!*"* ™r b*°°4 n»<** help
Oodo’e Papto-Mingao la a atnad-'
ord remedy (a cues of anemia (or
bioodtaaaaaaa) It supplies »he iron
nod other properties your blood needs
to retch up with Its task of keeper
you freak and alert in every fibre.
Prpta Ifangan has the hearty ea
doreement of pkyheiau. is an agree
aMc tonic to take, and may be bad
at any drug stare In cither liquid or
, Jrikt form. Both haee same med
ic Inal vela*.
B» mre ta aab for -iodr a There
is only ene genu.n > Pepto-Mancaan,
anj the name “Gules" should oc on
DAISIES AND DAYLIGHT.
Dairymen who deliver tK*ir pro
dnett either to nut omen in the city
or to the loading platforms of rail
rood or interarbaa linos find it nee
'■■» hd»» greet deal of work bo
fore daylight, and tboe are particular
ly Interacted in all way* of nuking
these earl* working hoars as short
aad no eflciea as possible. to
Moat to modem dairy machinery,
Wh os the separator, the most im
port*** factor in the matter of time
mtetag is that of artMUial light, aad
dorteteity ■ rapidly coming to be roc
JDWf ■ the safest aad meet coa
U «toi».dTa!lt 1light
radaeeo the time tahaa to perfarm a
certain operation by glvtag a bright
er and mere evenly distributed light
oa the trorfc at hand. Aad in no
Wnd of farm work is this more tree
*£“ W the work performed In the
dairy harm. Electric lights can be
yjaeed whcM they are moot needed
along the roars of stalls, and once
fWcod tho worit i. Joes The fast
hta of saving Is effected because tha
”T aa longer bee ta move the
"t** "too place to tones when.
•STiifr* Tfc? taudSat form
•rty had to lift aad carry the lantern
2JJ?* ^.rds”rlar,ry * pt
dJKOyo srorfc. Aad, of coorao, ia
steaming, separating, coaliag aad bot
tUag mflk aad ia stetiUeiag battles
end* egnlpmiBt. situ tilt light -proem
aa iavslasbie aid.
. The naall electric plants, which
terwUhtWe light aad toSeh are now
•• widely need oa farms mil over the
c*OBtry» "Hh —«gh light net only
for the dairy bars*, bat for the house
aad all other baildiags as wall. Aad i
la addMioa U light t£sy furaiab pica
of carroat for oloetric power.
Tbo separator, chan, milking ma
chine aad other dairy power appli
ance# caa easily ha operated as wall
as other light power machinery for
farm work. And la the house the
vacuum swM^Waa/a^a&cdothor
household appliances moke the farm
wife's work much lighter.
There arc 115,000 dairy cows in
<orUi Carolina, yet the dally cwn
uraptien of whole Milk it leu than
ine third of a plot per capita.
UNITED STATES TRADE
BALANCE IS SWELLED
Ikewe lie Iuimm Foe Merck Doc
pi«e a Eaiacd Monthly Velour
of I u porta.
Washington, April 20 —Although
report* In March leachod a new high
■onthly record bf MM.000.000, the
lanle balance In facor of the United
n< cnned 8338,000,000.
-r.ctd >gu;nat the record ita
?vr- , vrerv ,-sport* of $820,000,001
ir • > -reord lanr-vt in the hiiton
:f 0.2 rcuntry. TbW total bruugh1
’' < vyo't' f>-r «h# nlna month* tad
i.ttf with Hatch to 80,061,000.0CK
n *1 left a 11aua balance f*r Oh o’.t
r.iodk. of 83,332,000.000
rr.i ;,f IU trad* bntn.-.rt- in* '.1 _*;
Ir "*r eb th; c-ranwy’s *o!d a~d .-il
ce • rinply declared. export' nf 847v
OCC 000 »r>d 'N>jo*ta of 'liver amottn
lieu to 144.000.000 an ar-iinrt iu
pom 't $8,000,000.
OVER 100,000 TAX SLACKERS.
Washington, April 21.—Despite
the government'! war time appeal for
tax payments ax a patriotic duty,
more than 300,000 Ami and tndtvld
nala failed to make honoot returns
undor the revenue law in the last
tw® year*, the Bureau of Internal
Kevenoc announced tonight. In a
six-months' drive, which endod Feb
ruary flet, 319.081,000 in delinquent
t*xee wore collected Commissioner
Williams reported.
"The amsxingiy large number” or
persons who did not respond to the
government's appeal has caused
Treasury officials to consider the de
linquent tax payment problem a grave
one. A new round-op of alleged de
linquents has been Instituted to cover
the tax period on which returns were
made March 18.
Of the total delinquents I 31,.388
had not paid any income taxon and
an additional 44,260 did not pay the
full amount of taxes due. From
two marose approximately 311.0400,
000 m* collected. Discovery wax
made also, the report mid, that 164.
990 Anna had not turned over to the
government the entire amount of
the so-called luxury taxes on nisi
and admission*. In some rates, (lima
failed to make any returns of the col
lections. Internal revenue collectors
in alt eases, forced the delinquent* to
make good the entire amount as wrll
at pay a heavy ponalty, Ur. WUliami
•aid.
Thu bureau estmalud that tr thi
present year mre than 7,000,000 firms
and Individual* will pap Federal tax
oa It it utililing every avenue o1
Information to check up on ''U«
•lackers'* and an average of 2.S0C
persons will carry on tha govern
mom's investigation of suspected de
linquenry.
Taking chances with untasted toed
corn i* not giving your land a aquarv
deal.
Slaying bugs by spraying of fruil
or spuds is paying, and thoae that dc
are laying money by.
NORTH CAROLINA WOMAN
AN OFFICER IN D. A. R.
Washington. April 11.—Mr*. Cm.
Maynard Minor, of Waterford, Conn.,
was nominated without opposition as
president .general of the Daughter of
tb* American Revolution toalght at
the 29th Continental congress, in ses
sion heio. a
Twelve woman. Including Mrs. Ja*.
S Wood. of Savannah, Ca., war* nom
inated for seven vicc-presidonte-gan
eral. and these with nominees for
other offices will he elected tomorrow.
Nominee* for other national olhcaa in
clude: Historian, Mis* Jenn Window
Coltrahc of North Carolina
Weald Prohibit Third Teem
Washington, April II.—Presides
tia) third terms a'ould be prohibited
under a resolution introduced today
by Rcpretwntativc Humphreys, Dem
ocrat. of Mitidmipni, proposing a con
stitutional amendment limiting thu
tenure of any person as President to
two term*.
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Mattings, Druggets
e have just received a nice lot of Rugs, all sizes up to 9x1 2;
hall rugs and linoleum, the genuine Ringwalts
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money on these rugs, because it is an
us, and no extra selling expense. We can,
money and make some money too. Come
we have before buying your rugs.
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Parrish- hriver Company
I'l M15 South Wibon Ave. — — Dunn, North Carolina
It’s dollars
to doughnuts—
no man ever smoked a better
cigarette at any price!
CAMELS quality, and their expert blend
of choice Turkish and choice Domestic
tobaccos hand you a cigarette that will sat
isfy every smoke desire you ever expressed.
You will prefer this Camel blend to either
kind smoked straight!
r Camels mellow-mildness will certainly
appeal to you. The “body" is all there, and
that smoothness! It’s a delight!
Go the limit with Camels! They will not
tire your taste. And. they leave no unpleas
ant cigaretty afte^Bste nor unpleasant ciga
retty odorl
Just compare Camels with any ciga
rette in the world at any price!
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OUR MILLINERY DEPARTMENT BLOOMS ] j
] i WITH THE PRETTIEST CREATIONS IN HEAD
j | GEAR FOR THOSE WOMEN WHO WANT THE ] j
BEST AND MOST SERVICEABLE WITH A MAXI- j !
: l^JM OF MODISHNESS. YOU WILL DO WELL
TO VIEW OUR SHOWING.
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ZEIGLER SHOES
and the hundreds of ready-to-wear—
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: VISIT OUR STORE—IT HAS MANY TREATS FOR
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Johnson Brothers jj
DUNN, — *-t— NORTH CAROLINA
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