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THE GATE CITY JOURNAL 4 g fA Sw eet B reath at ali times J a . \K TF 1 M \ J r n r j\Y Thousands Have Kidney Trouble and Never Suspect It fe ti im i Applicants for Insurance Often Rejected BUILDING FOR CALF IS BIG ESSENTIAL After ratina or emokiafi f m k n u tha u m i l i and n m t n u the breath. Nerece are toothed. throat I* al digestion i So rare to carry link pathetl WRIGLEYS \ - after every meal t ,^ W as B o b b ie to B la m e ? Grandma hud Just arrived on a visit and to take part In celebrating young Bobble's birthday on the morrow. After supper, Bobbie started to fidget around grandma's chair. To the sur prise o f everyone present, he sa id : "Grandma, which Is the right side o f you? Mother said If I'm a good boy and keep on the right side o f you, you might buy me a bicycle.” A Better Heel to Walk On S prings - st £P f l u b b o r " H e e /s ■fqtfo o f Sprayed R u b b e r— the purest , toughest and most uniform rub ber know n M u d f o r ihm b e s t m h os malm y o u e v e r h a p USKIDE —the w onder sole for wear United States Rubber Company Economical commercial dairying de mands that the dairy calves be raised by hand rather than by nursing their mother. This fact makes It neces sary to provide a place to keep the young calves while being fed milk, say Prof. J. P. I.aMaster, chief o f the j dairy division, Clemson college, who suggests that the essentials for such quarters are: (1) that they can be easily cleaned; (2) provided with an abundance o f sunlight; (3) properly drained, so as to prevent any surface water from entering, or from becom ing damp from any cause; and (4) an arrangement which will permit the feeding and care o f the calves with the least amount o f labor In quar- j ters that give the calves enough room. Calves raised on skim milk in prae- | tlcally every case develop the habit I o f sucking one another's ears, na- | vels, and udders Immediately after ] being fed milk. This habit often re- : suits In the udders being misshapen, ( C o p y r i g h t , 19*fc.) j or entirely blind In one or more quar- 14— © «M id rn p e g s ! ters when the heifer comes In milk. Horizontal. 15— ■ © « I n n e r 1— D e f in it e If this habit was limited to the pe I H— \ v c o m pllfth 7 — C y m b a la u aed b y H in d u d a n c e r a riod Just after feeding milk, the dltfl- 19— D « r l « m n t l u a lO — D e c l a r e s | culty could be overcome by keeping 16---- V i g ila n t 22— S e p a ra to r 23— Yf a tu red | the calves In stanchions for SO min- 1 7 — P u b lic a t io n 29— I l i a d e t r e e 2 0 — M an If ea t I utes or more after each feeding; but :*0— T f i r f 21— P la t e a u ! during the day, when the young calves 22— mi — a r i f i i k i i S e v e n t e e n t h c e n t u r y a r t i c l e o f d ¡ rea .38— <9rr j become hungry, they will start suck- 24— C o n c e p t 40— Cmich 25— C o n f e d e r a t io n s o f t e r r i t o r y 1 Ing again. 41 — FartM o f «h o e a 26— N ig h tfa ll To prevent this trouble each calf 2 7 — O p e r a t o r o f c o t t o n - c l e a n i n g m a 4 3 — M e d ic in a l p la n t 44 — -G r ie v e should have a small pen of Its own. j c h in e 4»— D la ta n t j This Is not as hard to provide us might 2 it— R e s t r a in 4<i— T o t a l *. 29— l i e l o n g i n g t o I r e la n d | seem. A long pen six or seven feet 31 — C o n v e y e d 47 — H ow 48— H elonicln jc t o h lm wide can be divided into pens by plac- j 32 — In s e c t 40— A n g e r B lo o m e d a g a in lng gates across at proper distances, 33 — 50— C o n t r a c t io n o f “ It Uf* 34— depending on the number of calves on 35— S tr id e S c o tc h f o r " n o ” 54— C o n ju r o r * hand and the space available. To 3 7 — S ile n c e d 55— C o r r o d e 56— H o m b a -a t ie make It easy to get the calves in and 3H— A g i t a t e 57— C h arm out o f the pens und to clean the 39 — L y r i c p o e m a 5 » — S a in t e s 42 — T i t l e pens, these gates may be fitted with a 4 6 — H a lf 6 0 —-G u id e d A l— H o m a g e cord In the center which passes over 45 — L a u n d r y I m p le m e n t 6.’l— W i l f u l d a m a g e t o a h lp b y s i s r l a m a small pulley overhead, and with a 4 8 — Ow e »vho liv e s o n ly f o r p le a s u r e 6 4 — Sent» en* Ion of p a r ta p r e v io u s ly 51 — .N a u tic a l d ia r y weight attached on the other end 52 — Join ed C la m o r heavy enough to balance the gate. 5 3 — 66— C h a r a c te r istic D e liv e r e d 67— R e fu se This will allow the gate to be raised 6 8 E n t a n g l e r a OS— K e a t in g p la c e In N ects overhead out of the way when not 62— 69 — P en 63— W ic k e d needed. The gate should be fitted Into I 65— 71— M ad e lik e Iv o ry S k in d is e a s e 72— K a c r c lu e d grooves at each end formed by using 66— D e fe n se 77 — A t l a n t i c r i g h t w h a l e a 2 by 4-lnch upright and 1 by 3-inch 68— P r e m i s e 79 — H r o n n p ig m e n t 7 0 — P lu n g e slats nailed on each side to form the j 78— P r e v io u s 51— T a a tea slot. Such an arrangement Is Inex 74— S 3— D e li v e r Q u arrel H6— T h la w a y A nger pensive and makes a safe and con 75— S7— T o w a r d 76— P e r fo r m s venient pen for young calves. 9 0 — T h ir d p era o n p ln r a l “ War Map” Shows Extent of Bovine Tuberculosis (P r e p a r e d by t h e U n ite d S ta te s D e p a r t m e n t o f A g r i c u l t u r e .) P ru n es N o w D eh y d r a te d Proceeding on the principle that one t'allfom la sunshine, famous though can fight an enemy best if he knows it be, bus been “ covered by shade" in the enemy’s position and strength, the the prune Industry. Experts from the United States Department of Agricul University o f California announce that ture has issued a mup-poster allowing dehydration, or artificial drying, Is su the extent o f bovine tuberculosis in perior to having the sun dry the the country. The map is the central prunes. They predict that eventually feature, but the poster also contains all prunes will he dehydrated.— Scien explanatory matter and figures show tific American. ing the degree of Infection in various parts o f the country. Six different In tensities of shading enable any person to see how tlie county in which he lives compares with others in his ¡3 I I I i 8 f n d u s y o u r n a m e and Si ft | L | k w e w i l l s e n d y o u FREE state and in other states with respect ■ ■ ■ Hnd POSTPAID a 10ce n t to the prevalence of cattle tubereulo b o t tle o f L IQ U ID V R N K E R . W o n d e r fu l for y o u r d a lly du atln g. C le a n s .d u s ts a n d p olish es sis. w it h o n e sw e e p o f y o u r d u st c lo t h . R e n e w s p i An encouraging feature of the na a n o s, fu rn itu re, w o o d w o rk , a u t o m o b ile s . M akes e v e r y t h in g lo o k lik e n ew . M a k es d u stin g a tion wide campaign to eradicate the plea su re. M o r e o v e r , we will tell y o u h o w t o disease is the conspicuous appearance o b t a in , F R E Q , a on the map of "modified accredited $ 2 .0 0 m m H im M O P areas." These appear as white spots H a s r e m o v a b le s w a b for w a s h in g a n d all y a r n against tinted and red backgrounds c e n te r . Y o u 'll b o d e lig h te d . N o t h in g to sell and represent the numerous counties j — n o o r d e r s to ta k e - l u s t b u ild in g u p a little o o d w ill for L iq u id d V en eer P o lis h in g P ro- which have reduced tuberculous infec u c t s j in luc n y o u r n cig e ig h h b b c o r h o o d . W r i t e n o w for tlon among cattle to less than half of j y o u r F R E E s a m p le a n d p a r t ic u la r s . one per cent. Bold by Hardware, The combination poster and map is furniture, drug, paint, largely for the guidance of veterinarl gn-ocry and general stores ans and sanitary officials engaged in UQUIl Vf MIEI the work o f eradication, but it is an COMPARI illuminating presentation o f th© sub fincati Street ject for live-stock owners also. Offl- i luttais. R. f. d a is o f the bureau of animal Industry suggest that every live-stock assocla tlon should have a copy o f this “ war map'' against the disease as a guide in the purchase o f breeding stock when Its health status is not otherwise known. The poster measures 20 by 28 inches. Is printed in red and Mack and may be obtained free on application to the United States Department o f Agrt culture, Washington, D. O. FRFF To Housewives S Judging from reports from druggists who art* constantly in direct touch with the public, there is one preparation that has been very successful in overcoming these conditions. The mild and healing influence of I>r. Kilmer’s Hwauip-Root is soon realized. It stands the highest for its remarkable record of success. An examining physician for one of the prominent Life Insurance Companies, in | an interview of the subject, made the as tonishing statement that one reason why so many applicants for insurance are re jected ©is because kidney trouble is so common to the Americau people, and the large majority of those whose applica tions are declined do not even suspect that they have the disease. Dr. Kilmer’s Swamp-Root is on sale at all drug stores in bottles of two sizes, medium and large. However, if jou wish first to test this great preparation send ten cents to Dr. Kilmer & Co., Binghamton, N. Y., for a •ample bottle. When writing be sure and mention this paper. m m m m 78— 79— 80 — 82— 83— 84— 86— 88— 89— 91— 92 — 93— 9— 95— C n sy m p a th e t ic a lly I r r it a t e d H aran gues * One o f m a n y H e lm sm a n E m p lo y e r v A v e r s io n s L iq u id m e a s u r e P rep ared S hare 4 r e la tiv e R egard s 1— A s s e n t F eared , just a minute ! Locking th* barn door after th« bora« la (o n e ia about aa aenaible aa buying poor oil and expecting satisfac tion from your motor. HBnaMain O il ia S A F E and aure 1 » brication. M a a a M a lu r Q jJ Paapm rr fan Francisco. Cal L o. Anaelss, Cal M on aM otor Oils & Greases D on't Suffer With Itching Rashes UseCuticura Cows do not enjoy moldy silage, and it makes horses sick. • • • Maybe aemh bulla got that name ba rattai' they keep the bank account cleaned out. a a a Beretllng. feeding, and general man agement of the dairy herd are the three fundamental factors to be con sidered In making tlalrvlni profitable R e c o v e r y F rom F ir e S low Although the fire In Bergen, Norway, occurred nine years ago. reconstruc tion still Is slow and It will be some j time before the 130 five-story buildings, Including moving-picture theaters, ho- I tel*, stores and post office, are com 1 pleted. Surgical Advance A new Instrument makes It poMthte , foe x surgeon to perform operations on the surface of th« lungs without N. U.. Salt Lake City, No. 1fi~1«2S. test removing o section o f rth. Snap Otntm tree at Ostie whichcontains proven directions Handy "Bayer" boxes of 12 tablet» Alto bottlea of 24 and 100— DruggiaU Asplrln la th« trade mark o f Bayer Manu facture o f M onoacetlcacideater o f fialicyllcacid Pimples Impurities are pumped by B LOOD the heart Into the face. That Is Boschee’t Syrup Allays irritation, soothes and heals throat and lung infianunatlon. The | constant irritation of a cough keeps | the delicate mucus membrane o f the throat and lungs In a congested con dition, which. BOSCHEE’ S SYRUP I gently and quickly heals. For this I reason it lias been a favorite hnuse- | hold remedy for colds, coughs, bron- : chltls and especially for lung troubles In millions o f homes all over the j world fo r the last fifty-eight years, | enabling the patient to obtain a good night’s rest, free from coughing with j easy expectoration In the morning. ! You can buy BOSCHEE'S SYRUP j ! wherever medicines are sold.—Adv. D ep ressin g , b u t So One mustn’t tell Willie, but most o f the great men have forgotten all they ever knew about ulgebra.— Roanoke World News. R i c e G r id d le C a k e * 2 egTKS. w e ll beaten % to 1 c u p s w e e t m ilk 2 le v e l te a s p o o n s C a lu m e t Pow der 2 ta b le s p o o n s s u g a r 1 cup w e ll c o o k e d rice % te a sp o o n salt M ix in g re d ie n ts t h o r o u g h ly , e n o u g h Hour to m ak e a m ed iu m B a k e the sam e as any g r id d le Th* notation will appear In nest taana. ^he Worlds Beiti' '/flood Medicina a d d in g b a tte r. ca k e s . SELDOM SEE a big knee like this, but your hone may have a bunch or bruise on hie ankle, hock, stifle, knea or throat. Jaggles— What’s the proper thing to have your suitcase covered with? Waggles— Foreign labels. Cuticura Soothes Itching Scalp. On retiring gently rub spots o f dan- j druff and Itching with Cuticura Olnt- i ment. Next morning shampoo with Cuticura Soap and hot water. 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Go and get an ice-cream cone.” Looking skeptically at the nickel, George sa id: "W hat are you giving me that for— to gpt rid o f me for a little while?”— Indianapolis News. M ea n T rick Stude— J’a pass in exams? Real religion does so much for Second Ditto—Got almost past and thousands o f men that no one should the P rof tripped me up. miscalculate its value. Dairy Hints ‘W h oa S a f^ P h ea sa n t as P r o p h e t 4-4-1-1 I I H - l- H - H -4-i-i I I' l- l-M - H - l- K 4-HM - l - l t I I I H H " l I I I I I I ? H ' I ? INSIST! Unless you see the “Bayer Cross” on tablets you are not getting the genuine Bayer Aspirin proved safe by millions and prescribed by phy sicians for 24 years. Accept only a The pheasant Is the best earth quake predictor known, the bird crow ing before or during every slight shock, according to a Japanese writer. 92— Hi o r ; Say “ Bayer Aspirin Child ren T H E G YR A TIN G LLAM AK IN T h e G yratin g Lla m skin it a beast so very thin H s can hide behind a slander clothesline pole; H is skin Is knitted w ool, which is fitted smooth and fu ll, And h it eyes are big and black like lum ps of coal. H la tall ia abort and stunted, while his horns a rt flat and blunted, And hs dancoa like a w indm ill In a gale, ■Round he t w irl» ao rapidly it would fill your heart w ith glee, F o r he always seems to want to catch his tsil. CASTORI! T h is beast, ha sleeps a lot, but he doesn’t need a cot. F o r he Just w inds himself up in « twist. Th e n ha looks Ilk « knitted cloth, ’till you see him amble off. __So « « « ’ll add this comic beaatis to our list. E y eg la sses in P r o fu s io n C olor in th e H ou seh old The late Giacomo I’ ucclnl wa* for ever looking for his eyeglanoes llj* wife, that he might give free rein 4 $ nls genius, therefore Invested In a supply. In hla study alone there were not less than five sets o f glasses, on« on the piano, another on his desk, s third on a little table near the firs place, a fourth on hla bookcase. * 4 a fifth on a music rack Color has decided effect on the ap parent sise o f a room Light shades give an effect o f space; also a dis trlhiitlon of colors will have this same -'fleet ; for example, a room with Ughi walls anil dark rugs and hangings will look larger than one done In dark color Also a sente o f space Is e r» ated by using the same color on tbs walla o f adjoining rooms j ; | I ! M O T H E R : - F l e t c h e r ’s Castoria is a pleasant, harm less Substitute for Castor Oil, Paregoric, Teething Drops and Soothing Syrups, espe cially prepared for Infants in arms and Children all ages. T o avoid imitations, always look for the signature o f groveri direction» on each package. Phyncmos everywhere recommend it
