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THE SNEEDVILLE NEWS
TURTLE CARRIES HIS FORT
Mi
Good Old Mother Nature Made Provl
Ion to Protect Slow Poke, Who
c Can't Run.
Slow Poke, the Jox turtle, I a menv
ber of a rntlier lnrpe family If you in
Announcement:
To help meet the needs of the
government, Wrig ley's has
discontinued the use of tin foil
as a wrapping for
Hereafter all three WRIGLEY
flavors will be sealed in
air-tight, pink-end packages.
So look for
VRIGLEY5
in the pink sealed
wrapper and take
your choice of fla
vor. Three lands
to suit all tastes.
SEALED TIGHT-KEPT RIGHT
Be SURE you get WRIGLEY'S
The Flavor Lasts!
The Very Name Jar on Him.
"Can't you llnd coiij.'eiunl work?"
"MaOiiiii, lr im no work Is con
tilal." IWiston Kvi-ning TrmiMTipt.
As It Were.
"The Turtle in nn tmsnelnlilo critter."
"Uvea too inuili wltliln lilniHcIf, ao
to iM'nk." Ix)ulsvlll Omrler-Journal.
PROVEN SWAMP-ROOT
AIDS WEAK KIDNEYS
Tbe aymptom of kidney and Madder
trouble are often very dmtrvxHinn and
I.HTe the ytem in a run-down condition.
Tbe kidney eem to Buffer mot, a al
ninot every victim complain of lame back
and urinary trouble which abould not be
neglected, a thene dinger signal often
lead to mure dangerou kidney trouble.
Dr. Kilmer- Swamp-Root which, o
many people nay, coon heal anil atrengtb
n the kidney, i a splendid kidney,
liver and bladder medicine, and. Iieing
an herb.il compound, ha a Remit- he.il
ins elTert in the kidney, which i al
most iinmediately noticed in moat case
by thone w ho we it.
A trial will convince anyone who mny
be in need f it. I tetter get a Ixitlle from
your nearest drug afore, and ntart treat
ment at once.
However, if you wieh first to tent thia
trrMt preparation end ten cent to l)r.
Kilmer L Itinghamton. N. Y., for a
iin:ple Imttlo. When writing le Hure and
m-ntion thi p.ijer. Adv.
LOOK AT CHILD'S
TONGUE IF SICK,
CROSS, FEVERISH
HURRY, MOTHER! REMOVE POI
SONS FROM LITTLE STOMACH,
LIVER, BOWELS.
GIVE CALIFORNIA SYRUP OF FIGS
AT ONCE IF BILIOUS OR
CONSTIPATED.
Unchecked.
Ilow li! Teller et hi cobir
"All tin (Imfl In the lunik co
throiuli Mi hx'." Hosioii Kvetilne
Tr:uiM ript.
ASTHMA
INSTANTLY RE LIE VCR WITH
OR rCr Blf UNDID ASK ANT CnUCCIST
Stop Losing Calves
You can Stamp Abortion Out
ol YOUR HERD and Keep It Out
Bf the ua. of
On DaVIO ROBERTS'
"Anti-Abortion"
Smalt V.tpetl
r.1y ApcM Nur Reaull.
LwJ avKcaaalully lit am yru
n-Tiit D lAVIU UBKKT" ,
! it mA anlcaai ailm-f" In ,
(.rni.tl.-n Irrr. etnl fur f H t K
op of -TTie Cattle Sprriali.t' with toil li.i.-r
r vi'-n mi ttarm mi i ow- I DAVID ROSt R1S
ViriaiNMtl t l(Un4 At. HkeliHt
0
cs2Zt3i" Every Cake
Get trie Genuine
and Avoid
Vaste
Stop Your Coughing
vr ' to 1 t1.? oufS rr i. t!i
f rita- r i ti - i bore-
na Ly -Kittacg tt.a teaaroej tbroa: rita
LMik nt the tongue, mother I If
routed. It I a sure hgn that your lit
tle utie'a Moiuuch, liver and ImwI
needs a gentle, thorough cleansing at
once. a
When peevish, crns. listless, pule,
doesn't Bleep, diH-sn't a:it or act niitu
rnlly, or in feverlMi. Mmnm-li mr,
I'renth lnl; lina tomuclinehe, wire
tliront, liiirrhi-u, full of cold, give a
te:iKMiotiful of "fuliforiiin Syrup of
I ic." and in a few liotir all the foul.
ruil ii:itid wnste, undigested fnl
ntid sour Idle gently moves nut of the
little Ihiwi-I without griping, nod ull
have a veil, playful l.ild ugnin.
You needn't coax pick children to
take" thU famuli "fruit laiatlv!;"
they lve It delicious tnMe, nnd It
alwnra makes them fed splendid.
Ak your drurcNt for a bottle o?
t'allfomia Svrup .f l ie." wliUli hn
ilire-tion for liilde. fliihlren f all
ajre nnd for rrowti-up plainly n the
Nittle. IVwure of -iiiterfet w'd
here. To Ite Mire yt pet the pi-nuilie,
ak to ""-e that It la nmde ly the "Cali
fornia Vis Srnp t'onipany." . Ilefua
aiiy father kind tvltli rnt-tnpt. Ad.
i tf ti. t'C ti. "f ir l-roiiil.t an j
nunlty Into Kntl lie'. -Id i.ii-i:iii a
a tl.ird.
clude all his relatives In fresh water
nnd In the sen. To distinguish him
from the true turtles of the sea and
the terrapins, commonly culled turtles
of fresh water, he Is called a tortoise
by some folks. He really Is a sort of
link between the terrapins and the
true tortoise, of which the common
popher tortoise of Gvorgla nnd Florida
Is an example.
Slow Poke Is really very wonderful
In a way. None of his relatives Is so
well protected as he. Old Mother Na
ture certainly hns mennt thnt Slow
Poke ahnll not suffer harm If she enn
help It Heine too alow to run from
dnnper and not big enough to fight such
pnemles as might like to dine on him,
he hns a house, or box, within which
he can shut himself In safety. Tha
nnder half of Ms shell Is hinged In tha
middle and, at both front and back,
rloses against the upper shell so close
ly that sometimes one wonders how
Slow Poke can breathe Inside. And ha
ran hold those funny llttlo doors closed
o tightly that even with a chisel It Is
fllfflcult to pry one open.
Slow Poke does not like the water,
but prefers situations hcre open,
frnssy spots alternate with spnrsa
thickets. He Is eonaldctnble of a wan
derer nnd does not dig permanent bor
rows like the gopher tortoise. Ills cot
Br varies, being blr.ck or brown abova
with yellow mnrklngs nnd, underneath,
uniform black or brown, sometltnea
with patched of yellow. The eyes of
the mnle are usually red, nnd those of
the female yellow. The upper shell,
r carapace, as It Is named, U highly
irehed.
Slow Poke feeds largely on vegeta
ble matter, and Is particularly fond
of berries, such as strawberries and
blackberries. He will eat garden veg
etables and also cats ninny grubs,
worms nnd Insects. The eggs are Inld
In a hole In soft ground or burled un
fler leaves.
Slow Poke Is found from New Eng
land to South Onrollnn and westward
to Kansas. In the Northern states
ahen the weather turns cold, he bur
rows to some depth In soft ground
ind there hibernates.
The word "turtle, by the way, la aa
ld Saxon word that originally meant
I dove, and so, when It first came Inta
nse, It applied to birds and not to rep
tiles. When America was dlscorered.
;he snllnra who landed on tha West
ndles saw turtlea for the nrst tima.
lhey called them nnrkjea," and tha
arord slowly becama "turtle." People!
dome Journal.
Couldn't Do It J u it Ice.
The youngsters came trooping la
.'roin the pnrty, nnd mother watted to
ienr all about It. All the hoys wera
loud In their praises of the food that
ind leen providing but little Muriel
an allent nnd pensive.
"And how did my little girl get onT
isked the mother.
"All right." said the child mourn
fully, looking very sick.
"flood gracious I" cried her mother,
ilnrmcd a little. "I should hava
thought a pretty kittle girl, like you
a-ould have had a lovely time!"
Muriel sighed.
"It Is not much use having a pretty
face If jour Inslde's weak. Is Hi" she
laid.
mm. oui
A small bottle of "Danderine"
keeps hair thick, strong,
beautiful.
Girls! Try this! Doubles beauty
of your hair in a few
moments.
Within ten minutes afler an appli
cation of Itanderine you can not find a
single trace of dandruff or falling hair
and your acnlp will not Itch, but what
will please you most will be afler u few
weeks' use, when you see new hair, line
and downy at llrst yen but reuily
new hair growing all over I lie scalp.
A Utile Panderiue Immediately dou
bles the heuuty of your hair. No dif
ference how dull, faded, brittle and
scraggy, Just moisten a cloth with Pan
der) no and carefully draw It through
your hair, taking one amall strand at a
time. The effect in amazing your hair
will be light, fluffy and wavy, and have
a) appearance of alnindance; nn In-
conipuriililu limtre, softness and luxuriance
' Oat small bottle of Knnwlton'a
Danderine for a few cents at any drug
store or toilet counter, and prove that
.your fealf u as pretty and sort as any
hat It has been neglected or Injured
by caralaM treatment that's all you
auraly ran lmv beautiful hair and lots
of It If you will Just try a little Dan
deriae. 'Iv.
Cause for Sadneaa.
The Thrin Slump Why o Jealous?
The Ruliher Stamp I'll lieer glow
Into a War stamp.
Tt "h'-rr. f x it I. :.ie I plum rlc'-n'-l
in IVr:a.
1 aIUV J I a
Graonfaled EyclWs,
M 1111m Fe ffljtr.! by eip
ture tnSsa.lhnt and 1m
telravrft. KoSmartira; .
lMt Ft Comfort. Al
Your Ptvfrift cr bv mail fcOc per Bottle. ;
- For el fe rye frre mie a i
w. N. U- CINCINNATI. NO. . Mariao ta Reaoedy Ca Chicane. I
Tha True Artlet.
The artist Is alwnys a hlld In fresh
ness of feeling; In unworldly delight
In the things wbleh do not add to one's
rstnte, but which make for Inward
Joy and wflee, and that easy posses
sion of the world which brings tha
aense of freedom, the right to be hap
py, nnd the faith thnt life Is greater
than Its works, and a man more Im
portant than his toil. A race. Ilkn an
Individual, must get this consHousnes
of possession before the work f tha
jav Ixfomes Imperative and absorbing;
.-Hamilton W. Mable,
CINCINNATI MARKtTS.
Hay and Grain.
I'.on V... while si .".'i. I V.i. r
White M 1'i'f I .". N" "' tli..u .-I l'i
I .. .. .!!.. M i" -u 1 1 .. .
liiied 1 l .'.i I IV v. '. ! v.! - t'l.i
I. IV wli-'e -,',r ) I. i '; -i .. e.u
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from f J' i J '! '" 2'' . ! l
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i n- . i, . - .i . I
wliii.- Tl. N. mii ! ' ; -ini-!
7'i Tj' N-t ! " '
Butter, Cg;a a"r PauV-y.
P.utter - Whole I'i.ii !- r i-i'
r. it I ! .l-i-
''; lir!
I'.VX I'riim- l.r-.- . If ,r,
rdiiiir tir!
jr I'oiillrt S i -r II.-
2f: iind.-r 'J i.,. ; ' I. i
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Haaf lm(ln fhl Warm, or Tap-
Worm rannot ruitrn rll of rufir Ir.
Tbaaa h bve mml "rw.! Bh"l" Kr
(cry's Vxmlfur, knuw tbat lhey can. Adv.
The I liiveiiil vniyaril lit lloioii.
1 ., ha a woiniiii o.-ikiiiii piiiii r
who worl.t nine hoiir. i-very day.
Lives 200 Years !
Tor nv.re tlnn '.'in j,eir, ll.i.irlem Oil.
the Imioii lut Mill il li im-.lv i I llolliiiel.
1m Int-ii rtHiiKlord nt mi inl.illilile Ii In I
Inini all fnin, nl Lulni-v slid ll.xll.-r di
order. It Veiy e la u,.f lli.it it nui.
have iinu.uol men I.
II U are trotililed with paui or ai lie
in the tm.k. lord in tiie iiioiiiiik,
head 1 Inn, iiiilice.tinii, inxiiiiiil.!, inlul
or lix iteu-fit n- -.i.r nt uiine, urittiin
tir tie in the I .! . . I ! r. m will liiMM.t
mt iinly lind rele t in i l .1 Mfc.lM
lllill'in lid ( .11 It-o. ll.l. the (iul
old remedy that li.ia 't.n I Die l.-t r
llliridleit ( Vl'4l. I'MI'iK. I in tin- iliirr
iju.inlil) aril ei.mi 11I lnni li Like.
It 1 nnMirtrl dneit ti'ilu ll illlid Uli
eratiie, and )uu 1.11 iret it at any
li u( M re t 1- a tjielii'l, old Ioim'
hmiie rtmedv and need, no ml nidiiet win.
I h rjM.ule inn' mi. .iiir Iim of live
lit 1. mi and i !! 1 ml and 1 i- in I ike
1 hey Will incl.h irheve tle-e ti(Tiin l
I Hill, th.ll I,.,. L Ii. r liellln it 1. i lulu
ijiffn. ajriatH-i. etU lnne. rr.11 el. "Iirik
it'i-t," rte. V'i'ir nwmev . .tui W rdnnd i
ed if tU .- do ri 'l ! ln i- ''i I'eii t. m
t r-1 '- rniu.rie i;ii Ml il. I.riiel.
IB ltf I ll.e .,-e d .
1 1
''""1 ' I """',',:,l "f lle-Wiir Miere
Wi n- ..itiii.iI. n.nlr ,1. I leloii.
nnd I- in Put i
I - ESI! iii'fci ira
What Determines Meat and
Live-Stock Prices?
Some stock men still think that Swift &
Company and other big packers can pay
as little for live-stock as they wish.
Some consumers are still led to believe
that the packers can charge as much for
dressed meat as they wish.
This is not true. These prices are fixed by
a law of human nature as old as human
nature itself the law of supply and demand.
When more people want meat than there
is meat to be had, the scramble along the line
to get it for them sends prices up. When
there is more meat than there are people who
want it, the scramble all along the line to get
rid of it within a few days, while it is still
fresh, sends prices down.
When prices of meat go up, Swift &
Company not only can pay the producer
more, but has to pay him more, or some
other packer will.
Similarly, when prices recede all down the
line Swift & Company cannot continue to pay
the producer the same prices as before, and
still remain in the packing business.
All the packer can do is to keep the expense
of turning stock into meat at a minimum,
so that the consumer can get as much as
possible for his money, and the producer as
much as possible for his live-stock.
Thanks to its splendid plants, modern
methods, branch houses, cp.r routes, fleet of
refrigerator cars, experience and organization,
Swift & Company is able to pay for live
cattle 90 per cent of what it receives for beef
and by-products, nnd to cover expense of
production and distribution, as well as its
profit (a small fraction of a cent per pound),
out of the other 10 per cent.
Swift & Company, U. S. A.
. 4
COLT DISTEMPER
Inn -nn prevent t)il loathanma 1leaft fmm mnnlnaf
t'iroiirh your Mnlil ami enm all th roll aiifTerlnRT wllla
Ii Winn von In urn Dm treatment. No inuttrr how yonnar.
M'lHIVM la Mit In 'lie on any enlt. It I wonderful hni
M r.revenl i all illiemier, no matter iw coll or horse
at any aa ar Viosei " All -'" ilniirll and turf
imJ hiHiaea and nianufuf-tiirera sell MollW at ceota)
and 1115. Iiolile. t.0 ami III 00 a it.mon.
I'Ull 51 MUilCAL CO GmIhi, latL, (I. B. A.
CHRONIC CONSTIPATION
IS A CRIME AGAINST NATURE
Stan It ee you navce can wall. If you wraka with a bad In th
mouth, taaUd lingua, cwrhap ttaadach. your lire la torpid. A torpid livar
dranaa tha whola ayaiam, produiaa dyapepaia, eoatlvan and Mr. Thar
la ni btr ramady lor that diaordrr than DR. TUTT't LIVLR ILLb.
Try them Juat ami and b ctarnaliy conwimad. Tar al by all druggist.
Dr. TuWs Uvqy Pills
:. ancka IimIU. i-m, v
enrl l.f t.tla- Air'. J.l. ra .
lata -l-l l!.:a -. A I.
11,1- i'lI'iiIi f:il.- M' iri'l'l .
i--ri;i.:. I In" i'l i. A luti:. in i M -- .- l ei
I"im ii..i ii.l.ili iina nii-l Ti a.
f tlie creiii iiiiiiill.y r otlk l-ru I Tlw "I'.lnrk Ihitlli." aa lit. rnvaf-4
luiiil . 'It mm ii ml Jni ). two tlilnli I Ctiina in lli. N aulil to In liri-uklnj
Ii r l:iliK . fur Imiiie us.-. I out ni'nln In Aln.
BEST CHILDREN'S COUGH MEDICINE
Wl.rn in re'-1 tf a rn.flv fr t-iMira) Cougha or Colda. lin't aimplv aak tha
,l,i,, t-. I i..i i ' M. -I .ne.' I'Ut art th ! In-il uoi.n ; T t SCHIFF
MANN'S EXPCCTORANT .ml ili.nl I irwlih . .1 into lu;.:iiy t-ium tlnrii; rU.
the drug-iikt tl lefund your money if it dora not C' prrfrct ajtuf actiora
ir i tv i li.i.ii-l ttrf- t n nn Iv rrr it all lUt.ln lu.il ailii'i'ii.. A Imttr)
i Vv ..r:l. i rii. 61 If aapoonaflll l I'i mt eierllrnl ei (.'ii wwvIm me, alter U-tndi
ii . I t Ilium- .tn Iiimm Kr m ri'i. I'rr-.!! l fr. t.i tmtlv I. ,niiU- i!xnta.
al.iiul- tin-l"-a aa Hi, u -Ii niiieli.-, an I il i t!inf''a
.t- l-r - In In 'i. l'MA"i.t I laUa' k rliiMren ar f ! it. Al-!nt ' n ri-Ja
I. .. . i i- i 'in in iC tbe irriM-1) u'i l jr tin -"-itie ranter. R. J. SCHIFF.
MANN, frof-, St. Paul. Mm.
You Are Dying By Acid
When you have Heartburn. Ga. Bloat, and that Ijull reelini
after eating. TAKE ONE
Is"
mm
(CFOR YOUR STOMACH'S SAKtD
Rids f oil of the rcr Arirl aod Qyarload and you will fairly feet1
the GAS dm co cut of your body TTin BLOAT GOVS WITH IT.
IT GIVES YOU REAL STOMACH COMTORT
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