The Idaho recorder. [volume], April 02, 1920, Image 7

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AN
IPERATIQN
Lydia E. Pink*
le Compound.
iuchCases.
Sometime ago I got so
trouble that I thought
I would have to be
operated on. I had
a bad displacement.
My right side would
pain me and I was
so nervous I could
not hold a glass of
water. Many times
I would have to stop
my work and sit
down or I would fall
on the floor in a
faint. I consulted
several doctors and
the same but I kept
» from having the opera
d so many times of Lydia
/egetable Compound and
pter so I began taking it.
felt better than I have
I keep house and am able
tk. The Vegetable Com
ply one grand medicine. "
iTTHEWS, 3311 Sycamore
! are many serious cases
rgical operation will re
ely acknowledge this, but
r, and many others like it,
liât many operations are
{when medicine in many
t is needed.
special advice write to
Sam Medicine Co. (conû
idass.
ÖW
ATH
nervousness, difih*
rinating, often mean
rders. The world's
ledy for kidney, liver,
uric odd troubles—
and often ward off
Known aa the "»Snn.i
»Hand for more than 200
iggists, in three aissa.
aa Cold Modal oa orary Us
pt bo >.n I tatkdi
ititeKeen
towels
lar
i your meals without fear
[your liver
' you will
nr ""TR
!v T er
JPÏU
1 the bowels i
sallow akin go
Small Dose— Sa
»'S IRON PILLS, Nature's
and blood tonic for
■mattem, Na
tndl
-loinilly find opportuul
tnen make them.
CKLES
I
I the Time to Get Rid at
he«« U«l|r Spot*. #
longer the «lightent ol
Red of >our freckles, as Othint
fUffth — Is guaranteed to remuva
• spots.
\ »n ounce of othine— doubl« j
your druficiat and appi
^night &nd morning ant you
ee that even the worst frecklet
disappear, while the lighter
fcniah**d entirely. It is seldom
one ounce is needed to c m
F the skin and gain a beautiful
lion
ask for the double strength
la ia sold under guarantea of
It falla to remove freckle«.
strength, hut women have
ASPIRIN RIGHT
■pany. who introduced As
in 1900, give proper
directions.
|uick relief follow carefully
Id proper directions in each
package of "Bayer Tablets j
This package is plainly
fwith the safety "Bayer
Cross" means the gen
t-famou* Aspirin, prescribed
Ins for over eighteen years. '
Tablets of Aspirin" can tie
rlv for Colds. Headache. 1
Knruche. Neuralgia. I.uin
»mutism. Joint Bains. Neu
lin generally.
|n boxes of 1J tablets cost
rnts. Druggists also sell
■r" packages. Aspirin la
tnurk of Buyer M.mufn-inre
pticneidester of Sallcylic
trv hard work.
l/a/r .sight end Morale».
L m C. New Strong, tMthy
Eyoo. If they Tire. Itch.
Smart or Burn, if Sore,
r,wC Irritated, Inflamed or
lltj Granulated.aaeMurine
tha«. Refreshes. Safe for
aft. At mil Dr ugg ist«. Write for
the Eft t/mtij Cs- Qtmtt
pïïnïïï
III liiil
lila
Ihn
PUSS, MOUSE, A SPIDER.
B ROWN MOUSE onnie out of his
hole In the wall, which landed him
right on a shelf in the pantry. The
hole was hidden by pans, and Brown
Mouse never thought of such a thing
as that the pans might lie moved.
One day he was hold enough to run
out in the daytime and stayed, and.
getting a bud fright from seeing Buss
come into the pantry, lie ran out of
the door into the kitchen und out into
the yard.
Here he managed to escape by run
ning under the steps, where l*uss
could not follow him.
All day he stayed there and all
night, too, and it was not until the
next day that he could get hack lo his
own home.
But whnt was his surprise, when lie
went to the hole in the wall to find
>5#SP 000* ro ^ry/yosse, *
sractss.
the paii hail been removed and that
Madam Spider had woven a web right ,
ovvr the opening and was sitting
there, waiting for a stray tty.
"You have closed up the door to my
house." protested Brown Mouse. "I
am afraid 1 shall have to tear away
jour weh, for I really must get In.
You know, it isn't safe for me to he
out here !"
"Oh, dear, whnt shall I do!" walled
Madam Spider. "It took me so long
to find tills place, and I worked so
hard to weave ibis beautiful pattern,
and now you are going to destroy it.
' Of course I cannot protect myself
against such a hlg. strong animal as
ym, Mr. Mouse, so I must submit,
t'h. dear; oh, dear; how miserable I j
not." !
Mr. Mouse grew thoughtful. "I ,
S OME people fink war ees no stop
pa yet. Other night 1 go sec tight a
for prise and heexu eitda up weetli
lieega scrap over soiuntlng. 1 dnnno.
tine place gotta whole lot rope on and
I nskn man wat deeaa for. He nay
ring for rmikn tight een. But bees too
lltoochll square and no inoochn go
round for ring.
Breety si Mill two feller come out
weeth no moocha clothes on only a
Icelle bit. I gotta idee they tink bees
Saturday night and try for taka hath
een water bucket.
One man whosa all dress up ilka
Sunday tnnka speech for expia inn flstn
bout. But he no saw- wot gonna fight
bout. Dese two feller whosa leavn their
j home inakn frit»n* weeth ahaku
j
'
1
lii,nils. Nexta tneenufe somebody rlngtt
deotiet heil and beega tight breaks
|oe'-e weeth dees two feller whosa
ready for go to bed. When da liell
ring seeniH Ilka both tlnk other one
gotta hees lunch. Somatime love and
hug and no fight, other time all fight
and no httg. Somebody holler "break !"
and both pusha some more een da
face.
Man weeth deenerbell ringa for
supper and stoppa da tight. Both
fighter getta scared and no seet to
gether. Brett y soon Im*II ringa for
breakfast and fight bn-nka loos«* all
over some more.
I gotta gooda time but I dnnno wot
for everybody flghta **• mooch. I tlnk
bees better fight eef somebody stoppa
dat guy from (day weeth dinner t»ell.
Juso getta start and ringa da l*ell and >
putta fight on da bunt.
I no und«*rstnnda wot for nobody
atnasha dee* feller whosa all dress up.
He starts all da trouble and no getta
push een da face once.
Wot you tlnk?
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Small Farms in EgypL
Seventy-five per cent of the land un-
der cultivation In Kgypt is held by
(MTsoas owning less than two acre».
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la
What the Sphinx Says
By Newton Newkirk
"Small wonder
life is miserable
to a misfit—oft
en If the preach
er could swap
lobs with the
man. both might
I he happy."
,
suppose 1 am big and strong and ought
not to take advantage of such a lit
tle frail creatur« as she is," he
thought. "I ■••uu't break down her
home."
"Don't worry. Madam Spider," said
Mr. Mouse. "Stay right where you
are. I can easily make another home
by night time, and I do not think
Buss will get me up here, so make
yourself easy; your home shall not
b" destroyed."
Madnm Spider said she could never
thank him enough and off he ran to
make a new door to his home in the
wall.
Some time after this all happened
Mr. Mouse grew 1m. Id again and ran
out of the pantry one day and Buss
saw him.
Around the kitchen she chased him,
ant! by find by she hnd him cornered.
Me could not get back to the pantry,
and Buss was very sure of getting
him. so she sat quite still and
watched poor trembling Mr. Mouse
who was sure his end was near.
But he had a friend close by,
though he did tint know it, for right
over Buss' head was tin* new home of
Madam Spider, and when she looked
down anil saw what wn« going on she
knew It was time to pay lier debt of
gratitude to Mr. Mouse.
Madam Spider let herself down l.y
a slender thread right over Buss.
Then she swung herself right Into one
of Puss' eyes.
Buss bent her head anti brushed
her eyes with one paw. It took only
a wink of time, but It was enough.
Mr. Mouse was saved, for when Bus»
opened her eyes again be was gone.
Madam Spider, tiw», was safe up In
her home again, feeling very content
ed, for hnd she not saved the life of
Mr. Mouse, who once hail spared her
home?
That night, when Mr. Mouse was
thinking over all that had happened,
lie suddenly remembered the Spider
that saved him.
"Why, I tit* believe It must have
been Madam Spider, whose home I
spared a long lime ago," he said.
"Well, well! You can never tell when
you will need a friend, and even the
j weakest ones sometimes an* aide to
! do the biggest deeds of kindness."
, (Copyright.)
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The Tragedy.
He was a mut and he married a mut—
A muttresa. perhaps, we should auy.
Each drifted on in an aeon-oid rut
l-'or many a wearisome day.
He started to grow—as it happens some
times
When it least Is expected and soon
Their mating was one of those marital
crimes
That the devil considers a boon
8lie Stayed as she was—Pm not blaming
her. no!—
And her life and his were a hell
Now tell me-would duty cry "Linger,"
or "Oo"?
Where, where is the wisdom to tellT
(The question la old a a the earth hat
grown old.
And the answer I» yet to he found
la it right to break loos*-, human gander
from goose
When Dan Cupid's no longer around?)
HOW THEY VOTED
"How did you two voto in tbo
lato election ?"
"Wall, Brown Kara Icnaw
Smith, ao ho votad for Jonaa. I
know Jonaa *o I votad far
Smith."
A Misconception.
"Give me it ilollar's worth of
belladonna pic«*«*."
"A ilnllnr's worth of belladon
na! What In tlie world do you
wnnt with that much of such a
drug?"
"I'm »Ick «nil tired of teach-
ing kindergarten, nnd somebody
told me belladonna would enlarge
the pupils."
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CROSBY'S KIDS
» »>M» e » e» ee»»» » ««»* eee»e »» » en» «
ITNiVCR RAINS
Sut it poors
id
'blanche sweet}
Iris
Millions, literally, know B.laneha
Sweet, understand tier cute liitle ways
anti bel eve in lier friendship. Yet
none ol the millions ever lias heard
lier s|«-ak a word. She is in n class
with tilt highest salaried stars of the
'movie" screen.
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Beauty Chats
By EDNA KENT FORBES
•
BEAUTY Cl I.TlttK.
M
'(1ST women think that beauty cul
ture consist» in an amusing va
riety of bottles and Jars and boxes,
with salves and liquids to lie Hpplied
externally. A few others scorn all cos
metics and pin their entire faith to
plain soap and water. Whereas, the
real beauty culture steers u middle
course between these two extremes,
und starting by making the body clean
and pure within, uses a few externul
applications to help out the good work.
For example—cold cream alone will
not make a good complexion. But
neither, these days, will soap und wit
1 er. An excellent digestion and a
healthy body, come first, hut even so
dirt will seep into the (sires and soitj
alone will not dean it out. Air thal
/
t£m
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Cosmetics
Are All Right
Moderation.
if Used in
Is too cold roughens the skin, and
cream of some sort must be used to
soften it. Too Imt sun Intrus the skin,
and cream mu«t be iiK«*d to smithe It.
A few hours' ride through a swift wind
in an auto, mean* that the skin will
dry nnd that dirt parth-les will tie
forci-d In by the rush of air. Here
again cream la useful.
Exercise or exposure usually cause*
the (wires to become unusually active
resulting In a thin film of oil over the
akin, and a resulting shlrilne«*. Mod
em standards declare that this I* not
beautiful, so the powder box routes
Into it* own. Bow der is as necessary
a* soap, a I most. indeed It I* a ques
tion whether pure powder on the skin
Is not tietter than Impure dirt par
ticle*. However, powder and all other
application* should be thoroughly
wash*-*! »iff before one retire«, leaving
the «kin free and clean for the third
of the day «pent in rest.
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A PARTISAN.
"Now," said tha honey tongued real
estate philanthropist. "here you would
find an absolutely delightful villa
site."
"No doubt," ea d the young lady
who should have been acroae the way;
"but my aympathiee have always been
the other way, and if you don't mind
I'd rather build a neat little carrartia
tomewhera."
It
PAYS TO BUILD BIRD HOUSES
Feathered Songsters, Through Their
Destruction of insects, Incrtass
Yield of F arm.
Birds are desirable to have about
the premises. m>t only on account of
their beauty and song tint because of
their economic worth. The IÜU»
feathered songsters ure especially use
ful as insect destroyers during tbo
breeding period, when they have to
work early and late to obtain sufficient
food for their nestlings. One way to
Increase the number making your
pro|ert.v their summer home Is to put
out feathers, bit* of wool and twiuo
during the nest-hulldlng season for lln*
birds to use in building their habita
lions. Another way is to build safe
retrials for them In which they can
rear their young comfortably. Most of
• he house» will i>e occupied year aft *r
year. In fact, no attraction for sum
tuer birds is more effectual titan plen
ty of house* suited to the needs and
habits of the various,kinds of liou-e
bird*. During idle hours he enlist ruc
tion of h few of these bird dwellings
Is litscliinting and useful work.
Fanners* Bulletin Onu, propu nil by
• he Flitted States bureau of biological
survey, gives clear working directions,
with illustrations, for a large niltnliei
of bird houses— both of the single and
iipartuient house variety. This bulletin
may be laid free by writing the depart
nient of agriculture. Washington.
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TOWN RUN ON BUSINESS LINES
Municipal Departments of Lakewood
O., Work Through Mayor's Office—
—Makes for Co-Operation.
Front his military training in Hie
KptinlsIi'Aincriciin war niul Ills bus)
liege training since, Mayor tamN K
Hill of Lakewood hint adopted methods
which he In-lie* es me novel In munir
I pill II fill I I'M.
The Idea, tin* mayor say*. Is to keep
him In direct touch with nil munlrtpni
problems nnd works and to bring uhoti
greater eo-o|ienitiou between heads ot
depart men la in a business administra
lion.
Army enrros|mndenre procedure gov
ertts all comniunleiitlons last ween
heads of departments. A letter tie
tween depart men Is goes first through
the hands of the mayor, who 'orivarda
It |o Ils liest Illation. It. Is answered
by indorsement on the original letter
and returned, again through the muy
ot's office, to the w t iler.
Kvcry Tuesday morning at t*-n
o'clock the mayor holds a conference
w ith all department la ad*, at which
every phase of each depart ment's
work Is discussed.—Cleveland Bln 1 It
I tea 1er.
MAKE WAR ON THE BARBERRY
Anv Number of Substitutes for Shrub
Which la One of Farmer's
Worst Enemies.
I.tind«rii|ie gardeners are recom
mending substitutes for the com
IIIO , burberry , il host of the blin k
stem rust ol whciit which rim «cs etmr
moils Ins««»* euch year to the wheat
crop.
Where n purple variety I« desired
In the «hriibbery binder the purple
leineil fit tun HUM he substituted, nr
cording to i'. II F.IwimmI, Jr nsslstsnt
profe««or of Itindsi h|m- architecture lit
the Ohio Flute university Til's may
else lie u«*-d «« a high hnckgnmnd
tna«« or u« spei 1 tuen tree group* on
the lawn. The purple lui /.el may also
he u*ed n* an accent of color In the
shrubbery mass.
Many other shrubs rati lie u**«l
where the common barberry has m t
would time lu-cii planted, such as the I
fi\e IcHied angelica, red twigged dog
wimhI. pink welgella winged i-ttony !
inn« white k.-rriu and high hush crn-i
tarry
The common bnrherr» must g-> nnd
the sooiu-r we make up our mind* loi
It tin- la-tier Ihsit It out and pu'
something else In II» place, snd simu j
It* aliMU'i- will he forgotten
Plant Memorial Trees.
While various kind« of menu rial*,
are being ere*-ted tor mir dcpnrted *«d
diet» none I« more • Impie nnd more
appropriate than tin- ire*- width will
le- n living em'ilem of the remem
bruin e nf u gru »-fill |e-ople to ho«*
who gave llo-ir II es ii|mui the altnr of
to
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tl«! tlMflillliM'llt <
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to IlSll
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null tfiry limy 1
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nlnglesi
f«»
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Sut it«
the un
tiorta! tree nature will a
keeping fresh Mini green
of American heme*
•slst mm hi
i he memory
Hie Consideration
"Istoky yur <iap." chided a friend
"What In thunder made you tell your |
wife you d la* home from the «|»-ik .
(ng dead shore by nine o'clock « ln-ti |
yon know giael and well It won't le*
out until half pti«t ten or leven»'
"Stic nl»»>» ta-glns to worry a , «*ut
me a« soon a* she think« it'« ataiiit
time for me to «ho« up " refilled t»a|*
Johnson of Buntpus Itblge "So 1 fig
gcred I'd gl'e tier plenty *>t finie to
worry My wife I« like all the rest
of the women; she hnin't happy un
ie«* she's pestering atajut nuth'o"—
Kan*at Oty Star.
It You Need a Medicine
You Should Hava the Besl
Have you ever stopped to reusen why
it I» that *o many product* that are ex
tensively advert i»ed. all at once drop out
of sight and are soon forgotten* The
reaaon i* plam—the article did not fulfill
the promise* of the manufacturer Tbi*
applies more particularly to a medicine.
A medicinal preparation that hat real
curative value almost arils itself, as lik»
an endleea chain system the remedy it
recommended by those who have been
twnehted, to those who are in need of it.
A prominent druggist says "Take for
example Dr Kilmer's Swamp-Root, a
preparation I have Bold for many vnara
and never hesitate to recommend, for in
almost every case it show* excellent re
sult». aa many of tnv customer* testify.
No other kidney remedy has ao large n
aate."
According to sworn statement« and
verified testimony of thousand* who have
used the preparation, the auecena of Dr.
Kilmer's Swamp Root ia due to the fact,
eo many people claim, that it fulfill« »I
hioat even wi-h in overcoming kidney,
liver and bladder ailments; corrects uri
nary I rouble-, and neutralises the uric
•cid which cause- rheumatism
You mav receive a sample bottle of
Swamp Root hv P» reel* Post Addresa
Dr Kilmer A Co. Binghamton. N Y ,
and enclo-e ten cents; also mention this
Î >»per I.arg* and medium «ire buttle*
or aale at all drug stores -Adv.
title toil of wilier tuny lie colored »*7
a single grain o' indigo.
"CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP"
IS CHILD'S LAXATIVE
Look
at tonguo! Remove poison#
from otomach, liver and
bo we le.
m
Accept "California" Syrup at Fig»
only—look for the name California on
the package, then you are sure your
child la having the best and moat harm
less laxative or physic for the tittle
stomach, liver and bowels. Children
love Its delicious fruity ta«te. Full
directions for child's dose on each bot
tle. (live It without fear.
Mother! You must aay "California.*
—Adv.
Jonah was a conundrum, and the
whale had to give him up.
ANY WOMAN CAN DYE
AND KEEP IN STYLE
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"Diamond Dyes" Turn Fadad, Shabby
Apparat Into New.
Don't worry about perfect mault«.
Fa«* "Diamond Dyes." guaranteed to
give u new. rich, fadelea« color to any
fabric, whether It be wool, silk linen,
cotton or mixed good« — dresoea.
blouses Stocking*, skirt*, children's
coats, feathers- -everything !
Direction Rook In package tell* how
to diamond dye over any eolnr. To
match any matertnl. have dealer show
you "Dlaulond Dye" Color Can!.—Adv,
The elevator tuny lie lowered, hut
the hoy who run« It Is hired.
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Mother and Daughter!
ALL TESTIFY TO RELIEF
Mankato, Mtoo. — "I bave thre«
daughter« who are all strong and
healthy today,
due, I am sure, to
the use at Dr.
Bierce'« Favorita
B rescript loo.
When they wer«
In their teeoa they
were all very del
, _____ leate. I always
'* W '{anßih gave them this
medicine and It Dtvar failed to giva
rail el
"I have bad. In year* past, three op
eration« for wens, my blood waa In
bad condition I alao would »offer with
pain« all through try fleah at different
times. Could not seem to get anything
to help this condition until I began
ualng Dr Bierce'« (Jolden Medical Dis
covery and the 'Bleassnt Pellet»' and
they gave me wonderful relief. I
know of no better medicines than Dr.
Pierce s"—Mrs. Mary Goodrich. 218
W Rock 8t.
AFTER MOTHERHOOD
De» MoIdc*. lows.—"I wa* ailing
and dragg*-d **ut. It was after motber
ho*el and I did not get my strength
back. My husband got I>r. Pierce'«
Favorite Prescription at the drug store
and I used two bottle*. It brought
back my strength and helped me over«
come my troubles. I have been well
ever since."—Mr». Ambrose Stela. l>22
W. 3rd St.
Clear Baby's Skin
With Cuticura
Soap and Talcum
»••» ?S*. 1
i 2$ sad Sfa. Tstraw Ss.