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Perhaps Thief Will Save
I Hi« Loot for Future Use
I A Kansas City, Mo., thief I* du*
Petal Pillow or
Bag for Pajamas
h>r a surprise if he tries to dress
■p In one of the sample suits he stole
Irom Mrs. L, M. Trapp's automobile.
Ifhey don't button, but snap together
lip the back. They're specials tn-
ended for dressing the dead.
Mrs. Trapp's customers are funeral
II rectors.
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Il y GRANDMOTHER CLARK
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DOCTORS KNOW
Mothers read this:
nati « hm
Roosevelt's Speech at
Georgia Homecoming
NE hundred thousand Demo
crats. mostly Georgians, gath
O
ered in the stadium of Georgia
Tech at Atlanta for a hom»veinlng
and heard Presi
dent Roosevelt de
liver a character
istic speech, full of
confidence, n s s u r-
A cleansing dose today; a smaller
anee of prosperity
quantity tomorrow; less each time,
and praise for what
until boards need no help at all.
the New Deal has
accomplished. And
Why do people come home from a
lie did not neglect
hospital with bowels working like a
to attack warmly
well-regulated watch?
the critics of his
The answer is simple, and it’s the
administration. In
answer to all your bowel worries if
President
reviewing
the eco
you will only realize it: many doctor«
Roosevelt
nomic and socinl
and hospitals use liquid laxatives.
advances since his inauguration he
If you knew what a doctor knows, gave out what was considered the
you would use only the liquid form. keynote for his campaign for re
A liquid can always be taken in election. nnd definitely announced
gradually reduced doses. Reduced his candidacy — unnecessarily — by
dosage is the secret of any real relief
asserting that life in the United
from constipation.
States has improved in the last two
Ask a doctor about this. Ask your and a half years and will continue
druggist how very popular liquid to improve "if 1 have anything to
laxatives have become. They give the do with it.”
right kind of help, and right amount
Mr. Roosevelt promised that lav
of help. The liquid laxative generally ish government spending was over
used is Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin. and that the nation could look for
It contains senna and cascara — both ward with assurance to a decreas
natural laxatives that can form no ing deficit, and asserted that the
habit, even in children. So, try Syrup government credit is higher than
Pepsin. You just take regulated that of any other great nation. He
doses till Nature restores regularity. bitterly criticised the treasury poli
cies prior to his entrance into the
White House, traced the relief poli
Winning Freedom
Freedom has to be won afresh ev cies as opposed to dol$s and de
clared" that the peak ’of appropri-
tty morning.—Edward Carpenter.
ations has passed.
The President said farm income
! in the United States has risen since
«
1932 a total of nearly three billions,
and this additional farm Income
•'has meant the rebirth of city busi
ness, the reopening of closed fac-
, tories, the doubling of automobile
production, the Improvement of
transportation and the giving of
new employment to millions of peo
I To quickly relieve 1
ple.”
‘chapping and roughness.'
“The word 'progress,'" concluded
apply soothing,
Mr. Roosevelt, “is a better word
cooling Mentholatum.
: than 'recovery,' for it means not
only a sound business and a sound
agriculture from the material point
Ci wee COMFORT Daily
of view, but it means, with equal
Have you tried the
Importance, a sound improvement
MKW MENTHOLATUM LIQUID
in American life as a result of con
for head coUfi?
tinuing and forceful effort on the
Like Menlholalum ointment
part of our people, and, through
it brinda aooihing comfort
. them, on the part of their gov-
' ernment. I am certain that that Is
your purpose; and that Is why I
1 continue my confidence, my faith in
<A bad case of the people of America.”
In those phrases and In his high
Constipation! praise of the New Deal experi
ments, the President made clear his
Feel fit! Feel like working
01 pitting. Enjoy hie! A intention of carrying on his pro
prompt, lure, pleetantwny
to relieve the »lowing-up gram for altering and bettering the
effects of conitipelion It to social and economic life of the
CLEANSé INTERHALLY—the
CARFIELD TEA-cup way. American people regardless of the
Drink a cup tonight. Enjoy return of material prosperity.
tomorrow ! <At drug-etoree)
Governor Talmadge of Georgia,
FREE SAMPLEI who, though a Democrat, is a se
Write tet
GARFIELD TEA CO.. Inc.. Dept M. Brooklyn. N.Y.
vere critic of the President and
r many of his policies, pointedly ab
sented himself from the meeting at
Atlanta, spending the day on his
farm. Several days later he re
plied to Mr. Roosevelt's speech in
a radio address.
Republican opinion of the Presi
dent’s address might be summarized
in the remark of Harrison E.
Be Sure They Properly
Spangler, director of the Chicago
G. O. P. headquarters: "Gulliver
Cleanse the Blood
\7OUR kidneys are constantly filter- has started his travels again and
I ing waste matter from the blood we ll all be hearing some more tali
stream. But kidneys sometimes lag in stories.”
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k SKIN J
MENTHOLATUM
GARFIELDTEAj
Watch Your
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their work—do not act as nature in
tended—fail to remove impurities that
poison the system when retained.
Then you may suffer nagging back-
ache, dizziness, scanty or too frequent
urination, getting up at night, puffiness
under the eyes; feel nervous, misera
ble—all upset.
Don’t delay? Use Doan’s Pills.
Doan's are especially for poorly func
tioning kidneys. They are recom
mended by grateful users the country
over. Get them from any druggist.
Situation in Europe Is
Eecoming Tenser
' UROPEAN diplomats, especially
■v tlie British and Premier Laval
of France, are exceedingly clever
and resourceful, but if they are to
extricate their na
tions from the
present threatening
state of affairs they
will need all their
smartness. Though
decision as to the
imposition of an
oil
embargo
against Italy was
PARKER’S
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ly warned not to mistake diplomat
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Britain and France as "peace talk,”
and were told there was no reason
to believe Mussolini had modified
his minimum terms already pre
sented to Sir Eric Drummond and
Laval's representative. Also he has
For sufferers from the itching, burn
declined further to conciliate Brit
ing and irritation of ecsema, pimples,
ain by removing more troops from
rashes, red, rough skin, itching, burn
Libya and has repeated his warn
ing feet, chafings, chappings, cuts,
ing that he will consider an oil em
bums and disfiguring blotches, may
bargo an unfriendly gesture. He
be found by anointing with
and all Italians are especially re
sentful against Great Britain, which
apparently Intends to insist on the
oil ban. And now they are getting
very sore at France, despite Laval's
Sample free. Addrees:
efforts to maintain friendly rela
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tions between the two countries.
D oans P ills
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l'nia»
There were re|H>rts that Italian
troop« were being massed along tlie
French frontier.
The British government was en
grossed vv ith the troublous situa
tion. Sir Samuel lioare, foreign
secretary, received timely orders
from Ill's phjwtatan to take a rest
in Swlt-rarland, wild it was an
nounced lie would stop In i'ar.ls -for
a conference with I'remier I.aval.
The admiralty was preparing for
eventualities and ordered officers of
tlie royal navy reserve to report at
once for duty at Plymouth, These
men have been serving as officers
and engineers In tiie merchant ma
rine.
All members of the la'turue of
Nations, including Italy, are ex
ceedingly anxious to know what
will he the course of the United
States concerning the oil embargo.
End of Federal Relief Shifts
Millions to WPA Rolls
XIZITH tlie ead of November di-
» » red federal relief came to an
end. nnd It was officially announced
that 3,500,000 persons hail been
shifted from relief rolls to tlie WPA
pay rolls and put to work. Other
millions of employables who have
been receiving the federal dole but
who cannot be hired by the Works
Progress administration because
state quotas have been filled must
be cared for by the states which
will be helped by the final allot-1
ments made by the FERA before
it went out of existence. As for the
"unemployables,” numbering per
haps 4,000,000, Aubrey Williams, as
sistant administrator, said the prob
lem of their care would be solved
satisfactorily.
Statistical charts on the relief
situation, prepared by the research
section of the FERA, were Issued
in pamphlet form and show that
unemployment decreased about 3,-
000.000 In the first two years of the
Roosevelt administration.
New Corn-Hog Program
Announced by Wallace
SECRETARY OF AGRICULTURE
WALLACE announced the corn
hog program for 1996-37. Designed
to maintain a balance between the
Interests of the pro
ducer ami tlie con
sumer, this new
plan will permit a
30 per cent Increase
in hog production
next year over 1935,
tints preparing the1
way for possible re
ductions In pork
prices to the house
wife; and to re-j
strict corn acreage
Sec'y Wallace to about 95,000,000
acres, an Increase of about 1,400,-
000 acres, over the amount harvest
ed tills year.
After appraisal by community
committees and review by county
allotment committees, a corn acre
age base and a market hog base
will be fixed. Co-operating producers
must agree to plant corn next year
on at least 25 per cent of their
base acreages. They will be per-!
mitted to retire from 10 to 30 per!
cent of their base acreage for soil
improving or eroslon-preventingi
purposes. Hog growers must agree
to produce between 50 and 100 per
cent of the base market produc<
tion.
The 1936 corn adjustment pay-i
merit will be 35 cents a bushel on
the appraised yield times the ad
justed acreage, less the pro rata
share of local administrative ex
penses.
Corn adjustment payments wll-1
be made in two installments. The
first, at the rate of 20 cents a bushel,
is to be made about A.igust L The
second will come due about Decern- i
her 31, 1936, at tlie rate of 15 cents
per bushel.
A payment of $1.25 per head vvlll
be made on each hog In the base.
Deductions will be made at the rate
of $2.50 per head If a producer falls
to raise 50 per cent of his base
numbers. The total payment to a
producer will be the same for a !
production ranging from 50 per cent
to 100 per cent of his base.
The 19.37 rates will bo announced!
by November 30, 1936, but the rate
on corn will not be less than 30
cents per bushel and the rate on
hogs w|ll not be less than $1.25
per head.
President May Attend
National Convention
THERE Is a possibility that Pres
ident Roosevelt will attend
the national Democratic convention
which will re-nomlnate him. It was
reported in a Baltimore paper that
he wished the convention to be held
In an eastern city, nnd some one at
the White House, when asked about
this, replied:
“Maybe. The President might
want to go, and he would not want
to travel too far.”
Philadelphia has been under con
sideration by Democratic leaders, it
was learned, but the question of
money remains a prime considera
tion in the choice of the host city.
This Is the dainty pillow tint you
have w hired <kvr but, 4>el«<t «“upruslee,
possibly did not buy. Here Is yoilr
chance to sew lip this one mid the
cost will be very little. This can also
be made Into n palama bug.
This package contains silk nnd
rayon cuttings In white and pencil
sufficient to make the dainty petals;
also full directions for sewing petals
and pillow. The work Is simple nnd
you will be more than pleased with
the beautiful results.
Package No. 4it sent postpaid for
40 cents. Instructions only, 10 cents.
Address Home Cruft Co., Dept. A,
Nineteenth nnd St. Louis Ave., St.
Louis, Mo. Inclose n stamped ad
dressed envelope for reply when writ
lug for any information.
Artificial “Radium" May
Change Cancer Treatment
Pretty Actress Accuses
Hnrd Cop of Resisting
Out of the maze of scientific dis
coveries tn connection with the con
stltutloii of matter and ths rndlonc-
live metals cornea n promise to medi
due of n great contribution. The fa
mous Joljut team mudo the first step
Inst January when they produced
radioactive elements In lhe labora
tory. Now with the help of other
world famous physicists they have
transmitted to such common elements
■is aluminum, boron, nnd magnesium
the power of radioactivity.
With
practically the uhiiiii radiation ns ra
ilium these transmuted metili» nre
expected to be of Immense value.
Their IhnlXed period of activity may
entirely chiwnge tho treatment -of
evincer.
,
For n definito pe'rJed ef Him» they
r-adlatu lametlelnl vny-s nnd then be-
come Inert nnd h-Hrmless. Such n
clririicterlMIc mny make direct nppll
catloii to tiro dlaeaseil area pmwlhle
and It may be that the cost of such
treatment will be reduct'd.
Betty Ann Painter, pretty "Llttll
Theater” Heiress, stopped by a Kmv
»1» City motorcycle nlllcer, protested
cajoled, flattered, smiled nil to n<
avail. Sim went to tlie station.
"She wus doing 45 tulles mi hour,
mid—” said the olficer, remembering
rcKlsh-.i."
That was too much for the dainty
prisoner. "Oh, no.” she retorted
"You did nil tho resisting.”
Athletes Live Longer
According to n ntudy of longevity
made by tho Metropolitan Life ill-
surmice company, collegi» athletes
live longer tliun nverngo men of
the Slime age.
Histories of 4.97(1
men who had distinguished them
selves In Intercollegiate «ports were
tabulated over n 20-year period
Baseball players recorded the high
est mortality, crow men next, then
track men; lastly, football players.
Englishman Had 40 Wives; Particularly favorable wan the show
ing of men who won letters In sev
His 79 Children Argue eral sports.
In the latter half of the Nine
teenth century John Dunn, a white
Englishman, settled in tho Zulu ter
rltory of Africa, in tiio course ot
his life In Zuiuland he married 4*>
native women. Following tho Zulu
uprising of 1STU he was appointed
one of the 13 chiefs controlling the
country.
Recently bls 79 living children ap
peared In native court at Cape
Town, Africa. They began arguing
over the partition of lO.tMKi acres ot
land set aside for them by tho Union
of South Africa parliament. Each
descendant of Dunn is to receive
100 acres.
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Even if other remedies havo
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