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THE OARKIZOZO NEWS,
THIS WOMAN
SAVED FROM
AN OPERATION
By taking LydiaE.Pinkham'a
Vegetable Compound, One ,
of Thouiandi of Such Causes,
Black Itlw Fnlli, WIi.-"A Lydla
ft Piekham'f -VegiUbla Compound
eared me from an
operation, I cannot
ay enough In nralie
of It liuiferedfrom
organic trouble! and
my ildo hurt me to
a coutu naraiyosop
from my bed, and I
it a unable to do my
homework, I bad
the belt doctor la
EauGlalreand they
wanted me to bar
an operation, but
I.rllK. Plniham'i
VegetaWo Compound cured me so 1 did
Dot need the operation, and I am telling;
all my frlenda about It' -Mr. A. W.
Umisn, Ulack Hirer Falli, Wit.
Xt li Juit iucb rzperiences.OJ that of
Un. Blnier that hta made thli famous
root and horb remedy a houieaold word
from ocean to ocean. Any woman who
offers from Inflammation, ulceration,
displacement, backache, nervpuinis.
IrregularHle or ''the bluea" ibould
not reit until iba haa trlten It a trial,
and for special advice wrlto IAdia E.
Plnkham Medicine Co., Lynn, Mas.
A woman Is satlsflod with n photo
graph when It flatter her.
PROVEN SWAMP-ROOT
AIDS WEAK KIDNEYS
Till symptoms of kidney ind bladder
trouble! ire often very distrisslng and
laare the lyittm In a run-down condition.
The kidneys Him to lufler most, aa al
most irery victim complains o( laiae back
and urinary troublu which should not bl
neglected, aa thcae danger slguala oftea
lead to more dangiriua Udniy trouble.
Dr. Kilmer! Swamp-Root which, o
many people aay, aoon brail and atrcnitb
ens the kldnera, U a splendid kldnsy,
Urir and bladder medicine, and. belnj
en herbal compound, hai a gentli heap
ln( effect on the kldneyi, which la al
meat Immediately noticed In moat caaei
by thoie who uie It.
A trial will convince anyone who may
be In need of It. lletter get a bottle from
your nearest drug atore, and itart treat,
ment at once.
However, If yon wish flrit to teat thli
East preparation Demi tan ccnla to Dr.
timer & Co., lllnghamton, N. Y., for a
ample bottle. Whon writing be luri and
mention thli paper. Adv.
It' thn limited oxprcM for tho man
who stutter.
Indelible Ink From Fungus
Found Growing In Franc In
Decaying Vegetable Matter
The utllliatlon of a common vnrtety
of fungus for the mnnufnetute of Ink,
now both costly and icarce, hit been
proposed In I'm nee, iy the I'lth
finder. The Ink-yielding fungus which
li often found growing In cluater
where decaying vegetable matter ex
lit In rich, damp loll I lometlme
called the "Inkstand" or the "Ink bot
tle" becauio of the fact that when It
decay n block liquid U produced. It
cap I elongated anil bell-slinpcd, while
it lint mid covered with n shining
powder, Inter turning to gray witli
run 1 1 hrown scale on It top.
A French scientific Journal aay that
extensile experiment In the produc
tlan of Indelible Ink from thli funiculi
were once carried on by French hot
nliti. The fungi are simply placed
In a bottle or other container.
After standing for a dny or (wo they
change to n black pulpy man, which,
on belnK filtered through a folded
clnth, yield a deep black or brownish
Ink, not unlike India Ink. Tho addi
tion of a iniall quantity uf gum arable
and a little of the essence of cloves
I nald to Imprnvo It and preserve It
fluidity.
The Ink cnniliti of a liquid In which
ire suspended tho mlnulo spore of the
fungus. Kor ihl renson It can he
readily Identified by tneani of a ml
croacoplc examination, A It la alio
Indelible It I peculiarly valuable for
uio In writing of will nnd other doc
ument which nro aoiuettme subject
to fraudulent alteration.
If you wlh beautiful, clear white
ilothei, uie Red Crou Hag Illue. At all
good grocers. Adv.
Don't neck eiu'rllleo. Just wnlt.
Soothe Daby Rashes
That Itch unil burn with hot bath of
Cutlcurn Honp followed by senile
anointing of nutlciiru Ointment.
Nothing better. Kor freo siimplc nrf
dress. "Cutlcurn, Dept. X, Ilostnn."
Sold by druggists nnd by mnll. Soap
23, Ointment 25 and SO. Adv.
A New Service Flit).
One of our Jtirldfs, Muurlco Clem
ent, tho quurtcrwnHtor on tho U. S. B,
Toms, think that tho conventional
ervlco flag which la now flying from
Immunerabln windows all aver tho
country, has one defect. It doe not
tetl what branch of tho service each
man ha entered.
Now Quiirtcnnnstcr Clement I ex
tremoly proud of belnic In tho navy,
o, when ho enmo to mnko a service
Hue for hi own homo, he framed tho
central whlto ipnco with a ptcce of
whlto-llne tied In attrnctlvo knot. At
tho top mid bottom of tho panel ho
made a double Carrick bend; nt each
ildo, at equal Intervnl, n flguro eight
knot, nnd then a square knot, thus
making n balanced design.
Till ling I not only very attractive,
but It IcavpH absolutely no doubt ns
to what branch of tho scrvlco It sym
bolic. Popular .Science Montlily,
Identified.
"Joo" JefTernon onco presented a
chock at n Detroit bank, only to be
told by the cashier that ho'd havo to
bo Identified.
With n twlnklo In hi eyo tho groat
actor quoted from tho play with which
Ids imimi will nlway be associated:
"If my (mill dog Schneider wei
only hero, he'd know mo."
"Hnough "" exclaimed tho raihler as
he Immediately cashed tho check.
NO WASTE
tN A PACKAGE OF
POSTTOASTIES
Says d36ty
Corn Pood Good TdThe
Last Flake
World's Corn Acreage and Distribution
By the U. S. Deportment of Agriculture
Mother's Cook Book jj
Food habits, llko nil other habits,
are not anally changed. Do not try too
many war-tlmo dishes at once. Use.
Ingenuity In the preparation and serv
ing of new comblnatloui, try to have
them look and taste well.
Eat Nut, Save Meat
Nut are so wholesome, present such
a variety and are so well liked that
they should be used more often as a
food rather than n delicacy.
Sweet Potato and Peanut Croquittn.
Mix a cupful of mnihed sweet pota
to with a cupful of finely chopped pin
nuts, a half a teaspoontul of salt and
a daih of pepper, shape Into cro
quettes, roll In fine bread crumbs, and
bake In a hot oven until brown. If the
crumbi are well buttered before using
the croquette will brown quickly,
Borvo with a white lauco sonsoned
with two tablespoonful of chill sauce.
Scalloped Onions and Painutx.
Cook tlx onloni In boiling salted wa
ter until tender. Chop two-thirds of
a cupful of freshly roasted peanut.
Milt two tablespoonful of fat nnd add
two tablcspoonfuts of barley flour;
when smooth add a cupful of rich
milk, a tcastvionful of sslt, a fow
dashes of paprika. Tut a layir of
onion, a layor of peanut, then white
sauce In n baking dish, covir with but
tered crumbi and bake.
Stuffid Ditu With Nuti and Chen.
Steam well-washed date until soft,
removo the pit and fill with cottage
cheese mixed with a fow finely chopped
hickory nut meats.
Appln In Maple Sirup With Nuti.
Out eight appln In halve and re
move the core with a ipoon, put Into
i balling pnn with a cupful of maple
sirup and IVi cupfula water and two
tablespoonfuls of butter, sprinkle with
two tablespoonfuls of chopped nuts
and bake until the sirup Is thick serve
with whipped cream.
Apples With Nut Stuffing.
Scoop nut apples and fill the shell
with Kngllih walnut and apple pulp
mixed with mayonnaise; place In a
drcla on a large airvlng dlih and hiap
whipped cream In the cmter.
Homy Cuitird.
neat two eggi, add half a teaspoon
ful of anlt, one-third of a cupful of
honiy and beat again ; add two cup
full of milk und mix thoroughly. Turn
Into four earthen cups. Set Into a dlib
of water and bake until firm In the
center, Sprinkle with chopped nuti
Juit before putting Into the oven.
Kept Two Mice Busy Whole
Year Operating Thread Mill,
A thrifty Scotchman, David Hutton,
conceived the Idea of using mouse
power commercially, relatei the I'opu
tar Science Monthly. He experiment'
ed and found that a mouse will run
on an average tin and one-half mills
a day.
One mouse In Mr. lluttnn' collec
tion actually ran 1R mites In one day
The power of a mouse I not much
when compared In horie power! yet,
It li enough to ipln cotton thread.
The coit of a mouie upkeep li not
very high. One mouie was kipt In
fine working condition for 89 day on
om-half penny's worth of oatmeal.
During those 83 days that mouse ran
IM2 miles.
Mr Hutton built a thread mill for
bi mice which waa so constructed
that the mouie wai able to twist and
veet from 100 to 220 thriadi a day.
Tha moon ran tin and a halt mllea
vary othir day.
Two mica wen kept constantly ea
gsjed In the spinning of thread for
tpore tnaa a year.
The world'i area annually planted
to corn normally averages about 173,-
000,000 acres, Approximately 40,000,-
000 acre are planted In the eastern
homliphere. where the principal corn
growing nrens nre southern llurnpe.
Asia, the Mediterranean count rlc of
Africa, and the Union of South Af
rica. Among the countries of Kiirupe,
the greatest acreage are In Austria
Hungary, Ilnly, the llnlknii states, nnd
Russia. A much lens extensive acre
age Is grown In Spain and France. In
Asia, Ilrltlsh India. Turkey, and
southern Asiatic Russia have the most
extensive acreages; thn crop Is grown
less extensively In tho Philippines,
China, and Japan, Practically all nf
tho African acreage Is In Kgypt, thn
union nf South Afrlrn, nnd Algeria.
Austrnlnsln contributes coinpnrutlvcly
little to the world's corn a'tiigp.
Of the 1.19,000,000 ncres plaited to
corn In tho western hemisphere, 10.V
000,000, or three-fifth of the total
world's acreage, Is In the United
States. Next tn tho United States,
Mexico and Argentina hnve the'gri'nt
est acrcngps. Tho crop Is grown ox
tpnslvcly In the smaller countries nf
South America and of Central America,
nnd less extensively In portion of
Canada.
Argentina I the leadlug corn-pro
ducing country of South America. Its
nnnunl yield approximately Is 290,000.-
000 bushels. More than half the Ar
gentina crop is exported, so that, con
sidering Its production, It doe not
Illuminating Gas Is Being
Used in England as Motivo
Power for the Motor Cars
The war hns at least served n useful
purpose In teaching practical economy,
Today wo are facing a serious gasollno
shortage.
In England, according to tho Science
ct la Vie, Illuminating ga Is now being
used extensively a tho motivo power
for motorcars, omnibuses nnd motor
cycle. It Is much cheaper than gas
oline, and Its use conserves tho lim
ited supply of fuel for the motors at
tho front.
Another war Industry hns been given
birth and already a large numbir of
companies have been organised to
manufacture tnnk for supplying ve
hicle with ga.
The syitcm I very simple und may
be applied to almoit any typo of mo
tor vehicle All that li necessary I a
balloon container for the ga, tubing
tn carry tho ga to the motor and cer
tain adjustment In ottuchlng tho con
trols to the enrhuretor and accelerator
pedal.
In Knglnnd the balloon tn a box rest
on top of the car, where It Is held In
position by elastic bands, which stretch
when the balloon Is filled and shrink
as It empties. It Is made of India
rubber tissue like that used In the or
dinary balloon of ascension.
Hie tubing from gas bag to carbur
etor Is fitted with a cock which has a
triple function. It permits tho bag
to bo charged or emptied or ran he
turned to the neutral, which pormlts
the gas to flow along to tho enrhuretor.
A second cock controls the flow to the
carburetor. This is turned off whm
tilling or discharging.
Iletween this cock nnd the carbur
etor I the control mechanism nttnehed
to tho accelerator. This mechanism la
s arranged that ga or gsiollno may
bo uied a It happen to In convenient.
Tho only dlftlculty at proient In thi
way of a wholeialo ubitltutlon of gas
power for gainllno lies In tho fact that
the factories which manufacture bal
loons ire und-r military control.
Items of Interest.
In buying a meat chopper
choose one tint Is easy to clean.
A little pine vaseline will re-
move mllldew and stains from
leather
Every will-fed child should
havo one egg a day as part of Its
diet.
Rock salt broken Into coarse
bits Is a great help In cleans
ing bottles.
Made of a fiat steel spring, n
quickly adjusted hilt tin been
X Invented to take the place of
itrlngs on kitchen or laboratory
aprons.
i
Using Farm Maohlnery.
The greater uio of farm machinery
ai a solution of the farm-labor prob
lem It tho logical nnd, Imleed, Inevi
table outcome of the situation brought
about by the war. Not only uro fed'
eral and state authorities urging thli
courie upon farmeri, but encourage
ment In vartou form to do 10 li being
held out to the farmer In all porta
of the country. Springfield Union,
rank high n a enrn-enntmuing nation,
The smaller countries of South Amer
ica consume about nil tho corn they
produce, fur It holds an Important
place In the dietary of the unlive op
ulnllnn. especially In Peru, Ilollvla and
Ecuador.
In Mexico, corn, In one form or an
other, Is the staple nrtlcle uf diet of
moM of the population, So threat Is
the demand, Hint although In normal
times Mexico rnnxs second to the
United Slntes tn ncrengo and total
yield, Its production is Insufficient for
Iioiiip consumption, nnd Severn! million
bushels nre Imported annually from
tho United States, In a largo part of
Mexico corn Is the most Important ag
ricultural crop nnd In some sections
two crops a year aro grown, Many
distinct types having characters that
nilupt them apparently to ccrtnln pe
culiar environments hnv developed In
Mexico.
In the United Statu corn Is grown
more widely than any other crop. It
Is grown In some extent In every state
In tho Union, The ucrengu In the
United Slntes tisuslly exceeds the com
bined acreages nf wheat, oats, barley,
rye, buckwheat, and rice. Annuul pro
duction ranges from 2,900,000.000 to
,1,000.000,000 bushels, or slightly ex
ceeding the combined yields of tho co
reals Just mentioned, Tho value Is far
In excess of any other crop, With the
possible exception of cotton, corn li
tho most Important and Irreplaceable
crop In tho agriculture of this country.
I THE FUNNY SIDE.
Thi Clan.
"I have flni
letter I havo jtul
bought."
"Whnt Is It
Oordon, Kngllsh
or Irlshl"
"None of the
three; Plymouth
Rock."
Chronic Olieonsolatlon.
"Whnt do you think of this daylight
saving movemintl"
"It won't do tiny good," replied thi
weary commuter. "It'll get m ud
earlier In the morning, but they'vi
fixed It so that I'll miss my train thi
same as usual."
8ubterfugi.
"Illlgglm It a
out tn a bout by
the hour and
fishes."
"He Isn't really
fishing. He's only
dodging regular
work."
Human Discontent.
"Suppose hens nctually laid highly
colored ICtutel' eggs."
"We wouldn't bo satisfied," replied
Mr. (Irowcher. "We'd try to Improve
their appearance by whitewashing
em."
It Advantages.
Downright Dick Faint heart' ne'et
won fulr lady.
Sly Cyril No, but It gets you s
tit Ink in a dry town.
It'a Chiapir Now.
"The cook burnt the steuk ngaln,"
iclnlmcd the experienced housewife
"Dear me I" sold young Mr. Newly,
wed. "Wouldn't ordinary coal linvi
been a little cheaper these days!"
Homemade Meal.
Soy bean meal Is on sale In some
placet, but the housekeeper who
wlihes to do so can grind aoy btani by
putting thtm through a meat chopper
uiveral tlmei or by uilng a coffee mill
or other imill mill. The meal does not
require any nrillmtnary cooking to
softin It. loy bean meal can be uied
Ilka other common meali to make a
variety of palatable dishes.
4&
3lf
Boys Can Help Country by
Qardoning, Raising Poultry,
Pigs, and Conserving Food
How evory American boy, nlthnugb
separated by the Atlantic ocean from
tho actual theater of war against .au
tocracy, can play his purt In tipholdlui
American Ideal, I pointed out bi
Secretary of Agriculture Houston In
a message addrersed to tho Roy Scouti
of America. The Secretnry pledges to
the hoys the hearty co-operation of thi
federal and state agricultural agencies,
Secretary Houston' statement fol
lows :
"The splendid army of Hoy Scouti
of America can be of very great help
to the nation In this time of world
need. Tho wr can bo won only II
we deliver the men, the ship, and thi
food In lufllcleut number nnd oimntl
ties to make our war progrntn effec
tive. Tou a n boy icouts cm greatly
aid by growing home vegetable gar
dens, raising plge and poultry, con
serving food by canning nnd drying
for horn use and In many othar wayi
open to you.
"Will you not help youi coun-'y
again this year even In a bigger and a
better way then you did during tin
summer nf 11)17? Tour talk will be to
'beat your own record In food produe-
lion and conservation, May your motto
for 1018 be 'every acout to fnd a sol
dier and one other.'
"I desire to extend to you the hearty
good will and co-operation of the on
rials nf the United States department
of agriculture, also that of the co
operative club leaders of boys' and
girls' extension work at the srrlrul
tural colleges, who will ba glad Us aa
lit you in your work."
WRHjL
Six
reasons
EYS
WUI Trlnd:
1 Steadies nervM
2 Alleys thirst I
3 Aids appetite
4 Helps digestion
5 Keeps teeth clean
6 It's economical
agBggaW
Chew It after every meal
The Flavor Lasts ll
Soft Soap Deflntd.
'Top, why do people call Jollying
soft aoapf
"BecntiM then la ao much Ue about
It, aon." San Francisco Chronicle.
Concert Conductor.
Church This paper lay "Railroad
will net In concert."
Gotham Well, thiy will not
for conductor.
High Cattle Prices
Accompany
High Beef Prices
If consumers are to pay less for
beef, live-stock raisers naturally will
receive less for cattle.
If farmers are paid more for live
stock, consumers will necessarily pay
more for meat.
Swift & Company pays for cattle
approximately 90 per cent of the price
received for beef and by-products.
The remaining 10 per cent pays for
dressing, freight to market, operation
of distributing houses, and in most
cases, delivery to the retailer. Net
SroOts also have to come out of this
0 per cent.
This margin cannot be squeezed
arbitrarily without danger of crippling
the only effective means of performing
the complex service of converting
cattle into meat and distributing this
meat to the fighting forces and to
consumers.
Swift & Company's net profit on
beef during 1917 was only V4 of at
cent per pound. On all products, it
was a little less than four cents on
each dollar of sales. Complete elimi
nation of these profits would not affect
appreciably retail prices of meat, or
farm prices of live stock.
Swift & Company will be glad to
co-operate in devising methods that
will improve conditions in Uie meat
and livo stock industry.
1918 Year Book of Interesting and
Instructive facts sent on request.
Address Swift & Company,
Union Stock Yards, Chicago, lllaola
Swift & Company
u. s. A.
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