Montpelier examiner. [volume], July 11, 1919, Image 3

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»FRECKLES
ie« U the Tina to Get Eli ef Than Ugly Spat*
a* k * t " , th * •ItttitMt m*« Of tnllii
«stumm at jour frrrkl«*.
» otsi»*—aoobi*
CM «B (raw* at Onrtvn— doable
«7» Pt!™". Joar druntat. id apply a HttW
ÎÎ * ■••h* •"« isonitay >nd yoa sboatd saaa am
"** area the wont rrecktea him kryun to dla
appaar. while the lichter ewea have raalsl-ed e-e
Otv'T- It ts seldom that more than or ounce
■ "reded to completely cleat the iktn ml cala
• beautiful clear complexion.
Be aure to aak for tbe double strength Othlne,
thla la sold under guarantee of money back
* It falls to remove freckles.—A de.
Hie System of Memory.
Teacher—With whom did Achilles
fight the Battle of Troy?
Pupil—Pluto.
Teacher—Wrong.
Pupil—Nero.
Teacher—Nero? How do ywn—
Pupil Then ït must have been
Hector,
three dogs!
I know it was one of our
Hie Experience.
"Had any railroad experience?"
"Sure," said he.
at a gasoline station."
"I've run a pump
Save the Babies
NFANT MORTALITY is something frightfuL We can hardly realise that
Of all the children born in civilised countries, twenty-two per cent.,
er nearly one-quarter, die before they reach one year; thirty
• cent, or more than one-third, before they are five, and one-half I
are fifteen t
We do not hesitate to say that a timely nse of Castoria would save
many of these precious lives. Neither do we hesitate to aay that many
ef-these infantile deaths are occasioned by the use of narcotic preparations.
Drops, tinctures and soothing syrups sold for children's complaints contain
■tore or less opium or morphine. They are, in considerable quantities,
deadly poisons. In any quantity, they stupefy, retard circulation and lead
to congestions, sickness, death. There can be no danger in the use o t Cas-
toria if it bears the signature ef Chas. H. Fletcher >e
as it contains no opiates or narcotics of any kind.
-Genuine Oaetoria always bean the signature of 1
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per <
they
Too Numerous to Mention.
^Lawyer (examining his client in a
fftvorce case)—Mr. Gothia, did your
wife ever hit you with anythiug?
Mr. Gothl8—Sure, she did, vUk any
thing!
It takes a lot of salve to turn a hu
man crank.
Meats in Storage
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Every working day of the year
75,000,000 pounds of meat are required
to supply home and export needs—and
only 10 per cent of this is exported.
These facts must be kept in mind
when considering the U. S. Bureau of
Markets report that on June 1 1919,
there were 1,348,000,000 pounds of
meats in cold storage. If the meat In
storage was placed on the market it
would only be 20 days' supply.
This meat is not artificially withheld
from trade channels to maintain or
advance prices.
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Meats in storage consist of—
65 per cent (approximate) hams, bacon, etc.,
in process of curing. It takes 30 to 90
days in pickle or salt to complete the
process.
10 per cent is frozen pork that is to be cured
later in the year.
6 per cent is lard. This is only four-fifths
of a pound per capita, and much of it will
have to go to supply European needs.
19 per cent is frozen beef and lamb, part of
which is owned by the Government and
was intended chiefly for over-seas ship
ment. If this were all diverted to domes
tic trade channels, it would be only
\V 2 lbs. per capita—a 3 days' supply.
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From this it will be seen that''meats
in storage" represent merely un
finished goods in process of curing and
the working supply necessary to assure
the consumer a steady flow of finished
product.
Let ns send yon a Swift "Dollar".
It will interest yon.
Address Swift ft Company,
Union Stock Yards,
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Chicago, Ql.
Swift & Company, U. S. A.
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Royalty Ftend of Sport
Another member of the British
royal family who has been taking a
keen Interest in sport Is Prince Albert.
He lias lately been see« quite fre
quently at Walton heath, where he
plays golf with much keenness. In
spite of his enthusiasm, however, he
admits that so far he Is—to use his
own words—"a rotten player."
Princess Mary, whose love for hunt
ing lias called forth much admiration,
fully deserves the title of "the open
air princess," which was once given
her. Young as she Is, she can hold
her own In most sports. Her training
Includes every game and athletic ac
complishment adjudged suitable for
her. She can drive, ride. swim, cycle,
dance, play golf und hockey, cook,
sew and turn out the dnlntlest of but
ter-pnts In the Sandringham model
dairy for her father's early tea and
toast before his morning ride with
her.—Indianapolis Star.
One druggist doesn't make a sum
mer, but his soda fountain enables
him to turn out a good many swal
lows.
Up to Dad.
She—"What will our income be
when we are married?" He—"What
ever your father thinks besL"—'Lamb.
Quite Naturally.
"How did the play about the ama
teur cook pan out?"
"Oh, It had a lot of good sales."
'NO SUlt NEWS
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More then 1JÜ0 persons attended the
opening session of the Boise Chau
tauqua.
Buyers are in the -field, contracting
fall apples, and art- offering »40 to $öU
per ton, baaed on variât».
All Canyon county wool has l>eeu
sold, bringing producers prices rang
ing from 40 to 50 cents per |>ound.
Potato crop re(K»rts indicate that
this year's yield in Canyon county will
he alaiut an average on an acre basis.
The Moscow Telephone A Telegraph
company has asked the public utilities
commission for liermisslon to Increase
rates.
The total of municipal building pec
mils Issued at Twin Kails in June is
»75,1150, of which more than $5*1.000 U
for homes, raugtng from the »1000 to
»8500 class.
Pocatello business men are taking .m
active interest in the boy scout move
ment, and us a result Pocatello whl
soon boast oue of the llvest organize
tlons of Ixty scouts In the state.
ltecent surveys made by the Canyon
county farm bureau give I lie numlier
•of farm slo-ep In the county at ÖUU7
which produced this season an estl.
muted crop of IKi.UJS pounds of wool.
Several farmers with small flocks uv
eraged 14 |xmn<l» per dip
The extreme water shortage that ,s
being felt throughout the state has
been u source of much concern to of-
ficers, hut a recent inspect Ion of the
sources of water supply has shown the
three government projects, at Boise,
For* Hall and Minidoka, to he In good
condition.
Oscar O'Harrali, u young »hecpUerd
er of Idaho Falls, was placed under
arrest after huvlttg attempted to work
a "get-rlchqulck" scheme whereby he
manipulated u »1 and a »'JO hill In sm-li
a way as to make whoever he gHve the
two hills to believe they were resolv
ing two »J0 bills.
There Is no fishing lit the Payette
lakes now, according to Otto M. Jones,
state game wurden, who has Just re
turned from a trip thut took him to
the summer resort. He says no one
is catching either bass or trout. The
game department expects to plant fish
in the hikes and attempt to stock It
up.
Pay checks were issued last week to
the members of D
Third
company,
Idaho Infantry, representing hack pay
for the drills of the company since its
organization at Pixutello more than
Issuing of these checks
a year ago.
was In keeping with the movement to
dear up all the affairs of the company
prior to mustering of the newly organ
ized D company Into the new militia
organization.
Representative Smith of Idaho has
brought to the attention of the federal
trail«- commission ami the house of rep
rsentatlves, the matter of tlie exorhl
tnnl price of gasoline In Ro<-ky moun
tain states, which is nearly twice as
much as the price charged In «'astern
states.
That the water situation In Idaho Is
nettle is tin- substance of a report made
by the commissioner of ris-luillation of
this state. W. 41. Mw«-n«lsoii, upon Ids
return to the state capital after an In
spection trip through sou IIk-h stern
Idaho anti the upper Snuke river
region.
After siicci*»»fully eluding the of
ctire of
fleers of tlir«*e 1*011111 lea 11111 I 11
eitle» and vIIIhk«-» for more Ilian two
month», ( 'Intrl«*» Gnllowuy «tut taken
into ctiKlody by the Bannock county
official» ut I'ocntello on the clmrge uf
being u whiskey runner.
Of tin* 4tKk> «-iirhiad» of fruit to be
«hipped out of Muh« till» Men non. It la
(*»:luiut«*il that .'1750 earn will b«* n**«-«*»
»ary to handle the apple 'Top ahum,
while 500 ear« will be devoted to
prr.n«*», ami pell Hm» will make up an
aildltional 300 carloads.
1 lie atate hoard of t-dimathui Iiom
decided to make mm of the leMMon
taught by the war anvinga campaign
of l»«t year, and Introduce thrift Into
the «cliool» of Idaho a» an iiide|>endi-nt
study, carrying thé idea through all
the grtule«.
With officer» in ptimtilt, a touring
car la«len with fourt«*«*n «-a«e» of liquor
col I ill**«! with a calf a few mllea from
Ijhö Hot St«ringM and wreckeil the
car. allowing tbe »heriff and IiIm dej
oty to confiocate the contraband
liqglir.
Ilf Canyon county eonanlwdoncro
have grantcil the (ml it ion for forum
tlou *f the now m*-Ii«h*I diatrlct. to In>
klioui, a» South Si«h- B«ail«-vard
formed from part» of Happy Valiev.
Greenbar»!. anil Snnt«> Ridge dl-trli-i»
•bool.
Crlmiual «-omplnlnt» were filed in
the probate court at I'aldvrell by Irr.
Brnctu K. lyuithutigh of tftc »täte health .
«leimrtnient «gninat Mayor II. H.
Keim of Nurnpa and 1rs Benin, charged
with violating health regulation«.
Revival of the nrecalled Duletia re
i-laimition pr»Je--t In ea»iern Iiinlvo ia
proi-i-ed by Kepreeeutative Smirk. Re
publican. of Maiio. who introduce*]
» bill directing the reclanintlon aervic«
to report on the femdbinty of Irrigat
ing t le* n re«, in whole or In part, and
appropriating $100.000 for preliminary
aurvey*.
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The nufer uxer* of Wood river and j
on the Gooding project have formed j
an orgatiizatlon known a» tbe Mutusl
Wo«»l River Wai«*r I'-er*' anu-iiitiijn. ;
to tteeijre fair dl «tribu iron of water Id
that section.
IDAHO
FEDERAL CONTROL
OF MEATS URGED
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AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT IN
SISTS PRESENT QUOTATIONS
ARE MUCH TOO HIGH.
Only Method of Causing Reduction of
Price to Consumer 1c Government
Action Which Will Fores tho
Prlcea Down.
I Washington.— Föderal supervision of
' the packing, sale ntul distribution of
i meat products Is declared by the de
partment of agriculture to he the only
solution for nhe present situation In
whioh meat prices to the consumer are
so high that he Is denying himself, and
In which prices for livestock, especial!)
, beef and lumbs. are so low that Hu
| producer is losing money,
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The department cniphiiNlxcd Hint
I "save food" signs shotihl now he dla
' regarded ns to meat, «■s|H*clul!) lieef
and wheat products. Faced by the
: largest wtlumt crop on record and Willi
j nuiny cattle raised In response to the
, demand for meat production for the
i army now maturing, the American poo-
pie, the depart ment asserttsl, must
real In* that no necessity for ronserva-
j Uon of such foods any longer exists.
A survey of the meat price situa-
tion, the department sahl, reveals that
the excessive retail prices now exist-
ing are not justified by wholesale quo-
tations. Prices to the producers have
declined sine«- the wnr, It was said,
but prices paid by the consumer have
It
not materially lessened,
lutlon, the department believes, I» more
strict federal sti|>erv!alon.
'Die only so
DEMPSEY DEFEATS WILLARD.
Champion Throws Up the Sponge at
End of Third Round.
Toledo.- -In one of the s|ssslleat 'anil
most one-sided battles which ever ilc
elded a big fistic event, Jitck Dempsey
on July 4 won the title of world's
champion heavyweight boxer.
To all Intents and purismes the I'tnh
boy whlp|s*d the huge Jims Willard,
favorite In the meager hettiug, hi
round,
hod
actually left the ring. But he
called hack and the liutrbery continued
for two rounds more, when Jess, sit
ting In his corner with a bewildered
look on Ills swollen countenance, failed
to respond to the gong for the fourth
round.
"It was no use to roatluue," said the
-x-champion. "My strength went from
me In the first round "
Dempsey was breathing hard when
(he fight ended, hut It win from exer
lion and not from iMinlshment.
The attendance wns below <>xpe<*tu
tlons . Seats were built for eighty
thousand, und the estimate was Huit
not mure than half of these were
copied. 8peculators lost heavily.
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Dempsey thought die referee
announced 'him
and
was
oc
GOLD OF WORLD IN U. 8.
America Has Greatest Stock of Yellow
Motal In Hlatory.
Washington.—Already possessed of
(he greatest single stock of gold In
history, the United Mate« could Iny
claim today to mo«t of the remaining
free gold of the world In payment of
Its favorable nipri-haiidls«* halunce, the
f «siéra I reserve bulletin will say lu Its
July Issue.
The balance approximated Hii.otm,.
(SNMM) in the Inst three y«nrs and hlils
fair to continue at the some rale this
year, affording u problem to arrange
laiynieiitx without bankrupting debtor
nations, and still further eiriuini-lng the
cost of living here through the Impor
tation of more metal.
Still Higher Price« PoMiblo.
Washington.—Tim warning that «till
higher price» an«l a Mhortage of m.(nAj
might be ••xp«-ct«»l In the I'rilt)»! Xtaten
of foreign pnrclia»«-«« are p<-rmltl<*<) to
continue on the »inn«* IhimIm a» the la»t
few yearn, the federal
'•I« July bulletin, nmde public Jnly ÎI.
declared the war |»tIi»I In ex|xirtu
tlon had «vane to an end and that ,t
reœrve tmaro In
! public to finance Mlilpmenta u«Mto4 by
! Kuro|m
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now wa* the duty of the invevtlrig
Cut I« Ordered In Army.
WaMlIngtoii. Onl-r« for the >h-ioot,
Itlzation of the army 1>> H«qiti-uil«*r :v>
j to rhe pea'••*-(!me »tri-tigth of approxi
mutely IHOltll officer» arid miti mi.
! thorlzcd by flic national <1«-f«n*e a.-t
j have tmon l»»aed by tbe wnr «h-imrt
ment
a, m ,
Pleaauro Party End« in Tragedy
Hlotix Falla. N. D.—Bcriew-n ton und
fifteen (MfTMon» arc rc|n.rt«»| to have
drown«-*! «bon on «*x<-nr«ioii lomt
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No Union With Hunt.
( 'obl«*nz.—Marring«-'« between Amer
lean aoldlem and German women are
forbidden by the army r«-gulatl«ma
|e-tr«11ng ratification of Hie |«e«ce treaty
j by th* United Stale* .;nd Germany.
Lake Madison, about forty miles north
treat of thla city, «truck n «nag and
overturned late Friday night.
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; Dally Mail, have received
eric«-* that the Dutch government, in
last resort, wUl not refu«e to sur
der tho former Gsrman
trial
Dutch Will Surrender Kaiser.
London.- -Tho aille«* according to
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Be Sure to Get
WRIGLEYS
Wrapped to insure its perfect
condition in ali climates and
seasons. Sealed tidht—kept
rieht. The perfect eum in the
perfect packaee.
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Nsw Mineral Found.
A new mineral lisa been discovered
In Hlberia. The discovery wss limits
l>y a hunter on the shore of l.ske llnlk
ash, and the mineral has been named
halkashlte. It has the upis-aram-e of
dsrk brown hard rubber, slid when
Ignited It burns with n strong flume,
leaving about 2 per cent ash. When
pinnst In water It Itecnnica s mss»
very much like paraffin.
It Is for want of •pplh-sthm rather
than of means that men full of su«
cess.- Rochefoucauld.
OLD!AGE STARTS
WITH
Setose« ear* that old age hrglno with
weakened kidney* and digestive organa.
This being true, It Is assy to beliovo
by keeping the hldneye and dlges
riiu rlaonoad end In proper work
ing order old ago ran be deferred
life iwwlonged far beyond that enjoyed
by the average
For over 200 years GOLD MKDAL
Haarlem Oil has been reUevlug
weaknesses and disability due to advanc
ing years. It la a standard old-tiiue
hi.cne remedy and needs no I at redaction.
GOLD MKDALIIasrlem Oil la Inclosed
la odorlsso. tasteless capsules rontain
ing shoot 6 drop« nach. Tabs tbsm
J in, with a swallow
I stimulates the kidney
that
partem.
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yoa would s
water. - The
Hard to Loarn Oolf.
"How long have you played golf?''
"AI»>ot 15 /«-ara."
"You muitt piny II mighty well
now."
"Not at all.
But after I've piny
II 15 in' JO year« nnire If I k«»-p
Improving at Ute «ante rate na I Imve
been In »lie pn»t, I el|>e>'t to lx* aide
to Hh<»»t o fairly decent game."
WHY DRUGGISTS RECOMMEND
SWAMP-ROOT
For many y-ara drnggiete have watched
with much intent the remarkable record
maiaUuood by Dr. Xilarr'i hwaoip Hoot,
the great kidney, liver sad bladder o-edf
It la a pbyeioaa'a praarnptmw.
Swamp Root la a atroagthaaiag meiil
êtes It help« tha kidney- liver and bUd
j_ l . _, 1 ,1
dor do tha work sature intended they
I ihovki éo.
I .. Hw *" t ;;« K T? ^ •* ood rmn
: It ia aold by all druggwta 00 «ta amnt
and it ahoold help yoa No other kidney
■ted «eine bee eo ma a y Inende
He -ore lo get üwaarp |p»,t aas atari
aatment at onoa.
However, if yoa wuh «rat to teat Une
great préparation aend ten «vnte to Dr
, Kilmer A Co.. Hinahemton. V Y., for
«ample bottle. When writing be aara and
, maatioa thie paper Ada.
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Live may laugh at lockamitb*. but
j '«variably frown* oc the fun.iturc
! «•»Hment collector,
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Sore, Irritated,
or Gramdatod.
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Marino often. Solo far InimM or AdatL
j AtaNDnaMts. WntclorFrasBysBosk!
I *RMs tja faTfy C 1 ■ M s j .eMtegTNuR
•Mhyard Pig*.
One town of 2,000 people la (leorgta
products! »n,n«g» islands of pork from
pigs ml an I In back yards during WIA
The production of this meat was stim
ulated largely liy pig rluh work eoM
dtirted by the slate college of agricul
ture, In co o|M-rutloo with the Unltoft
Mtatea department of agriculture
It Is «-saler to want things than II to
lo get them.
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And there never was a story with
out two shies lo both allies of It. I
out two shies lo both allies of It. I
YOUR KIDNEYS
art Ion and enables the
«ff the poisons which
old age. New life sad
organa to throw
toao aroma turn
rength torreneo
atmest. Whew
I continue taking a
• dar. GOLD MÄD
i pouias wilt hoop yo«
sad prevent g rotors
as yoa continus lbs
completely restored
repaid* or two each
AL Haarlem
In health and vigor
of tho disease.
Do sot wait oatU old wa or
havo settled down for good. At tha Are«
alga that your kidneys are sot working
K?*2ir , 'tAjLD »MK I Juf*iuÄ **<>3
< spool-«. Money rsfuud-l If they da
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