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Never say "Aspirin" without saying "Bayer."
WARNING! Unless you see name "Bayer" on tablets,
you are not getting genuine Aspirin prescribed by
physicians over 21 years and proved safe by millions for
Colds Headache ' Rheumatism
Toothache Neuralgia Neuritis
Earache Lumbago Pain, Pain
Accept only "Bayer" package which contains proper directions.
Haady tin box- of It tabl.ta-Bottles of HJSSlJSSS
Awtm mm Mlt ml S.jor Maaataotare ef btaaoetlc.rtaeac ec
Keep the Children Well !
During these days many children are complaining or neaa
ache, feverishness, stomach troubles, and irregular bowels.
If mothers only knew what
MOTHER CRAY'S
SWEET POWDERS
for CHILDREN
Will do for children no family would ever be
without them. These powder are to
easy and pleasant to take and so ef
fective in their action that for over
30 years mothers have used them
and told others about them. Sold by
Druggists everywhere.
D Net Acet pt Ait Substltite far
MOT! EI CUT'S
SWEET rOWDEIS.
STEWARD LET DOWN LIGHTLY
In View of Silly Assertion, One Would
Have Liked to See Him Mors
Harshly Handled.
A hotel steward said to he known
from the Atlantic to the Tacinc, and
lor forty years an observer of peo
ple who eat In public dining rooms.
Is reported as saying at a content Ion
of public food purveyors that "Amer
ican women have forgotten how to
cook." The gentleman speaks with
out knowledge of the facts. We may
xcuse him only because he has been
penned up In public eating places for
so many years that he has lost all
erase of proportion and lacks facts for
comparison. American women have
mot forgotten how to cook. Their
good, wholesome, well-prepared food
for home dining room feeds, and feeds
amazingly well, 80 per cent of the pop
platlon. So general Is good" home
cooking that every man forced by clr
cu instances to get his meals at public
places regards himself ss unfortunate
because he cannot always eat at home,
or at somebody else's home. This ho
tel steward Is full of misinformation.
Chicago Journal of Commerce.
Hear Him Coming.
Fluldi "Ilxon iM'llevea In blowing
his own horn." lubb "That's why
people always dodge hlra !"
There was no grief among the
wine becaine Harl were not cast
before tliem. I
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The tBlock Signals
Are Working
r k
Tulllng a sound tooth strains the
acoustics of the dental chamber.
Cutlcura Soothes Baby Rashes
That itch and burn with hot baths
of Cutlcura Soap followed by gentle
anointings of Cutlcura Ointment
Nothing better, purer, sweeter, espe
cially If a little of the fragrant Cutl
cura Talcum is dusted on at the fin
ish. 25c each everywhere. Adver
tisement Is It Trust
An airplane capable of landing
without the need of a large aviation
field, able to Hue without a long run
beforehand, able to travel more than
300 miles an hour, and. If necessary,
to mennder along at but a few miles
an hour, Is announced as the Invention
of an Italian engineer, Kpamlnanda
Rerruccl of Itome. The Inventor claims
that he already tried out the machine
n a small scale and regarded his first
experiments as Indicative of the suc
cess of the Invention. The new ma
chine Is primarily Intended for aerial
war chasing and Is to be armed with
a machine gun. It Is a monoplane.
Made It Plural.
Frank, whose father Is bald, caused
much merriment by asking bis mother,
who wss entertaining friends, -Mother,
was daddy bald headed when we
married him?"
If a man Is
doesn't matter
helpful.
a "cheerful cnss" It
much unless be Is
In some respects, human experience
Is like railroading.
Every moment of the business and
social day the block signals are giving
right of way to keenness and alertness
while the slow and the heavy must
wait on the sidetrack for their chance
to move forward.
The ability to "go through"' and to
"get there" depends much on the poise of
body, brain and nerves that comes with
correct diet and proper nourishment.
That's vhy so many choose Grape
Nuts for breakfast and lunch. Served
with cream or milk it is completely
nourishing, partly pre-digested, and it
supplies the vital mineral salts so
necessary to full nutrition.
Crape-Nuts has a rich, delightful
flavor, is ready to serve on the instant
and is distinctly the food for mental
and physical alertness and speed. At
all grocers.
"There's a Reasorf
for Grape-Nut
Gathered from All Cor
ners of the State and
Told in Briefest Forn
Nashville. Investigation into the
character of teaching In Daptlst and
state schools of Tennessee and Into
the character of textbooks employed
In those institutions will be authorised
by the Baptist state convention here If
favorable action is' taken upon a reso
lution by the Baptist pastors' confer
ence. Trenton. The growing of Expreea
cotton has reached such a great "ex
tent that a gin for the purpose of gin
ning that cariety of cotton la in great
demand. Quite a number of farmers
of the county have agreed to patronise
such an Industry and have placed or
ders with the farm bureau for several
hundred bushels of Express cotton
seed.
Trezevant. Citizens of Trezevant
and vicinity are making efforts to In
duce the Cumberland telephone com
pany to re-install their exchange at
this place. The big fire that destroy
ed the business section of Trezevant
last summer burned the Cumberland
exchange.
Trenton. Friends of Hon. M. II.
Taylor of this city are urging him to
become candidate for the democratic
nomination for governor of Tennessee,
and at a meeting of representative
Trenton citizens held it wss decided
to ask Mr. Taylor to make formal an
nouncement Naahvtlle. Davidson county officers
made one of the biggest liquor raids
of the season when they captured a
large 100-gallon capacity still with
4,000 gallons of beer in the fermenting
barrels. The outfit was hidden in a
milk house on a farm about eight
miles from Nashville.
'
Chattanooga. Twenty United States
marines sent here to guard the nial's
have been placed on trains and 25
more are expected within a ftw day,
to be distributed to several towns in
this postal division.
Chattanooga. The peonage rasel
against John Dunawuy, an Oglethorpe
county, Ga., plantation owner aad Ton
Lrwln. a deputy sheriff, were) caited la
federal court here, but agate . cosy
tlnued. y.Awf-x
e e e e
Nashville. State and chares, a'.
schools from all over the state wil.
have representatives present FrisU
at the conference called here by J. B.
Brown, state superintendent of publks
Instruction. ' x
Nashville. State censorship of mov
ing pictures was advocated by tlie
Baptist Woman's Missionary Union of
Tennessee, which organization passed
a resolution to that effect.
Oskvllle. The patients of OakvlMo
memorial sanitarium, Oukville, were
pleasantly surprised the other evening
by sn entertainment given them by
the Plectrum orchestra.
Trenton The annual convention ot
the Gibson county farm bureau will
be held in Trenton on Saturday. Dec.
S. An all-day meeting will be held and
all members of the organization aro
urged to bs toraeent.
Trezevant. The Carroll county Sun
day school association will hold Its an
nual convention with the Cumberland
Tresbyterlan church at Shiloh on Su.i
day, Nov. 27.
Jackson. R. S. Fant, conductor of
the O. M. A N. railroad, has returned
from Bear Lake, ln,Loulslana, 25 mil a
from V'ck'hnra. Mis., where he wrs
succexittul In killing a deer and a num
ber of wild ducks and giese on a short
hunt.
f'hattanooga. The Snwanre Special
of the Cincinnati Southern from Chi
cago to Jacksonville, was wrecked nt
Spring City, 65 miles north of Ch.it
tanooca. Four or five persons are re
ported Injured, none seriously.
Trenton. Box car fire resulted In
serious damage to 31 bales of cotton
Paris r Walter W. Powell was killed
and W. K. Washburn seriously Injured
when their auto ran off bridge.
Nashville. Bread Is being sold two
and three cents per loaf cheaper to
the Nashville consumers. The cut is
due to reduced prices of flour anJ
other Ingredients used In the bread.
Tlptonville V. II. Estes has been
sentenced to five to 15 years In thi
slate penitentiary following his con
viction here on a charge of embenle-
uiriii.
It!drly. Thieves brok In'o the J.
C. Cos a Son dry goods establishment
on Main street and stole about Mo !
worth ef dry goods.
Friendship. Attorney Genera! C. C.
Sherrod of Humboldt, a native t4 th's
county. addreased a la'e audience at
the Methodist bunh here.
Xa-hvi;ie - Mrs. Albert E. Hl'l wss
re-elected president eJT the Woman's
Bsisslonsry society cf Tennessee.
Jarksori. Iltrmn Pearson elected
head lor a I Red Cross chapter.
In America we understand by equal
ity not that we in all equala In learn
ing. Id Intellect ai4 so forth, but thai
we era all equals In the .-wer to t
food and honorani and tfeneroua
Senator Dolllver.
SALAD COMBINATIONS.
A head of lettuce with a delicious
salad drecFltg Vs a dish fit for a king.
One limy analyse
a dressing and
be able to Iden
tify all the In
gredients, but to
put them togeth
er with the tang,
the flavor and
the tempting
manner of the little table d'hote or
tearoom seems Impossible.
Mauy times It Is an Illusive season
ing hnrd to describe or identify. Gar
lic has been tabooed by people who
have never tasted It. Simply the men
tion of garlic Is enough to call forth
criticism.
Ourllc when correctly used makes
a dellcute. Indescribable, appetizing
flavor; It Is also a natural aid to di
gestion. The salad bowl rubbed with the
cut side of a dove of gurllc Is enough
to season a salad J more would be too
much.
A garlle vinegar Is easily prepared
nndvls alwaya ready to add to any
sal) dressing. To a small bottle of
vinegar add a finely sliced clove of
garlic, let It stand for three weeks,
strain and It Is ready for use.
Pear and Tomato Salad, Peel rip
pears cut In eighths and arrange with
ripe tomatoes rut In the same sized
pieces on crisp Inner leaves of heat)
lettuce. Pour over any well-sessoned
dressing. The following Is one which
will prove a favorite:
8hsrrys Dressing. Take two table
spoonfuls of chopited red and green
P"'Pler. both the sweet variety; add
one tHblesNMiiiful of jtowTlered sugar,
teiiKpoouful of suit, one-quarter of a
tensMNinful of red epM'r, one-fourth
cupful of good vinegar mid one cup
ful of the Ix-st olive oil. one suitill
Southern onion cbopHd fine. Shake
In a pint Jar for five minutes, then set
awny to chill. This will keep for two
weeks In the Ice chest.
Diced pineapple, green grains,
skinned, halved and seeded; bananas
nit la bits, a dozen qunrtered marsh
mallows. Add a sixMinful of miiyon
raise dressing lo a cupful of whlpiied
"rati and serve In a nest of the heart
Cf head lettuce.
Tia'eommon things of lit ars all so
dear.
The, waking In Ihs warm half-toom
Te And asaln th old familiar room.
' Tbs soeata and alghls and sounds that
sever tlra;
The homely work. I lis plana, the lUt
of baby.' a laush;
The crack U of lha len fire:
- The sraltlns. thsn tha foutatrpa torn
Ins near;
Tbs opening door, tha hsndelasp and
tha kla
la heaven net. after all. tha now and
hereT
The common things of life ara all so
dear.
THINGS WORTH REMEMBERING.
House dresses purchased already
made are often colored with cheap
dyes. To net the color
take one tHhlctooiiful
of turpentine to one gal
lon of water, and soak
the gnrmeiit for three
hours In this solution lie
fore It Is washed. If so
trestd the colors will
not fade, and the dress
will look like new If
carefully laundered.
To keep pillows clean: Use old
slips under the better Kie,fiy- added
protection to the ticking. The pil
lows not only look Iwltrr for the extra
white rover, but I be ticking Is kept
fresh much longer.
Before utlng a lnt trult tumk It
In warm water up the handle. This
swells the woasl and tightens the bris
tles, so they will not come out.
OsNire orange chips make a Im-suiI-fnl
shade of buff or ornnjre. Boll the
hls. strain, and boil the cloth to !
ilyed In the liquid.
To ke-p frost from at-tillug on win
dows, wlie them with a cloth mois
tened wlih rlycerln.
How t sih feathers: ftrwn a
small nnn-r of the pillow and nir
the feathers Into boiling aster to
moisten; they are- then a wet imm.
which can be removed and wahed
w Ith soap snd w ster. The tick wnti
and the wet feathers returned to the
tick. It Is newed up and put out In
the sun and wind to dry. Feathers
treated this wsy will te lljil.t and
flurry.
Thrc old fahloned plctnre frames
of choice wel were "! for a tripli
cate mirror. Tie framea were flttel
irtth mirror g la and bltiget together,
making an Inritw-nalve and Naullfol
mirror.
Keep the old whisk hrooois for sink
brushes.
After soaking clothes, put It-em on
tl come lo a boil with a tsblep-in-fol
.f kerooene t half a cake of nan
and ten to twelve quarts of water.
Turn often, snd remove as soon as
boiling hot. The keroaene aad aoap
will ften be aMI. and the rlofhxs
wUI wah very ees'ty.
old flsnnelette garments mskw Cm
floor cloths or broom bsg rovers.
"SELLING' ONE'S HOME TOWN
Work That Should Bs Considered a
Duty as Wall aa Mark of
Good Citizenship.
Nowadays, before Its salesmen sre
placed on the road by any of our
larger concerna they are given a course
la salesmanship. They are first made
acquainted with the article they are to
sell, they are given its talking points,
or made to see Its worth and value to
the consumer, and then they are allot
ted their territory.
Selling a town la pretty much like
selling goods. You must know first of
all the advantages of your town, you
must be able to tell the outside world
what It haa In the way of advantages
and then you must dwell on those talk
ing jMdnts. Your territory Is large, for
any nlace In the world you go you can
spend a few minutes ,4selllng your
town which means nothing else but
boosting It.
Citizens should learn the great ad
vantage to be derived from being able
to point out the manifold advantage of
a realdence here, of telling others ex
aetlv whv they orefer to 4lve here to
having a home anywhere else. The
man who can talk up his town, ana
uho does talk un his town Is alwaya
admired, no matter In whut part of the
country he may be or in wnat company
he Is thrown. Home-town pride Is the
first Indication of good citizenship, end
people who hear you reciting the mer
its of the place In which you live
naturally take It that all the other citi
zens are doing the as me thing, snd
that It Is a good place In which to live
or In which to do business. Start nut
now to "sell" your town, wherever you
go. Lesrn IIS advantages, learn to tell
about them In an Interesting way, snd
edge right In at every opiortunlty and
tell about those advantages. Indian!
Ijibor Journal.
CANADIAN CITY LOOKS AHEAD
eM )
Caample ef Oshawa In Barring Narrow
Lots as Dwelling Sites Should
Bs Followed.
The Oahswa town planning commis
sion baa resolved that In future no sub
division plans with building lots of less
than s.Vfoot frontline will be aanc
t toned. Oshawa will he fortunate If It
aucceeds In controlling the future de
velopment of Its suburbsn area accord
ing to the enlightened Ideas of the
commission. The town haa already a
city population and, as a growing In
dustrial center, will spread beyond Its
present boundarlea.
Many cities find It too late to remedy
conditions which could hsve Iteeu fore
stalled by a little provision and public
spirit. Private greed, uncontrolled by
public authority, has deprived the ma
jority of clly dwellera of a healthful al
lowance of light, air and ventilation, to
aay nothing of garden aoce, by crowd
lug the houses together, even In the
midst of the boundless prsliie, where
Isnd would be the cbesest commodity
In eight hut for real estate manipula
tion. If Oshawa will continue the pol
icy of Its town plsnnlng commission It
will lie so exsmple aud a reproach to
other cities which have neglected their
opportunities. Toronto Ulobe.
Community Garages In Duluth.
Community Karaite, aaya Popular
Mechanics Magazine, bavs been Intro
duced In Duluth, Mlnu., which show
aoitia decided advantsv-es over the usu
al Individual garage. With the aid of
good architecture and landscape gar
dening the structures add to the ap-
pearsiico of the ntik-hboNiooii, ana
back vards aro left free for gardens
and playgrounds. A saving Is made
In the rot of constructing buihllngs
and driveways, snd the heating prole
lem Is simplified. A single pliilit liests
all the rooms mmt economically and
all rooms are kept at a minimum tem
perature of 40 degrees ewn In the a
ir...i .Ini.-r -ather. There la a
aoll.l wall iH-lwecn each group of four
r.x.ma. Hie otlf.-r partitions sre of
concrete to a bij:ht of three feet and
of gslvsnlzed wire netting the rest f
the wsy to the celling. The otistruc
lln I of hollow concrete blocks, met
sl Islh snd cement planter.
Coal Saving Plan.
Coal eomomy Is scute In Kngtsnd
and the following method of saving
fuel has been found valuable. mot
likely for ue In an open fire: Pre
serve the coal aohea. which aro wstially
thrown aasy ss worthless. When
there Is a suffMent quan'lty, add to
them an equal amount of small mal.
then pour on a little water, snd mis
with a shovel. Use this romp"ttlon
when dry for plsclr.g on the top or lha
back of the fire. It will burn brightly
snd pleasantly, and only a little dual
arl'l remain tinoaisumed.
Fire Alarms far Kiddies.
Ilw to send In a Are slsrtn w as one
of the subjects f.f Infraction at the
-fire preventl. ethlhJt" at Ironaond.
Mich, live hundred pers-ms received
tbl instruction, as well ss other adtlc
for fire pretetitloO. The e of hand
r.re eitlt'Culshers was taught. Csrds
rontatnlng tha nutn1ers aad or.t!ms
tf tb Are alarm boxes la the rlty as
a ell ss peaupUlets entitled, "Stop Hom
ing Up 1 loaves,' were dltlrtbated.
it-: I
When raw cold winds blow
DRINK
Baker's
Cocoa
It imparts a cheering
warmth, valu
able nutrition
and has a most
delicious fla
vor. The very
odorof a steam
ing cup is ap
petizing 'and
Me.SJaSs.
attractive. It is absolute
ly pure and of high grade.
MADE ONLY BY
WAITER BAKER & CO.. LTD.
EaTskaMuahe S
DORCHESTER, MASSACHUSETTS
Ialii srf Omm n ttm
DROPSY I
TBIATED ONI
ikk nil
Short krsethlsf ra
l.ed la a law boars.
aweillna redwcee as a
few aayai ratahios the liver, aldneya. etoeaacit
sad haern partita the bloodrMataaae Ua
satire eyMaas. WrUrn rae Fr Trimt y .
COUsI OlOm IOIE0T CO, Payt C t, ITUITt, M
Cutlcura Soap
Imparts
The Velvet Touch
Soap ZSc. OistSMai 2$ eaJ SOc. Tslcaai Sc.
r.lako Bin; r.lonoy
t'M rt or all yobr time srllln Bllas
Native ll.rba. a ramadr ni.nurarlur.4 ainre
fur Iba r.11.1 ot t'oa.npallon. Kh.ama.
tl.m, ln(1l.tlan. Hlllouanaa. Mlllliina ba.e
h It; Ihaaaenile of tMlimonlala r'.lv.t.
Some affile make ae murb aa lise.ee ar
nilllHi w VM. f winw ""- .....
I'll rS how- ASdroaa lopt. II. Atoaaa U.
Viiae leropaar, neaainaioa, v.
Limestone
Pulverizers
Bold direct from
Feoturr to Farmef
pnaariasisM s
Write lot eaulas
aSWlHraVarharCa,
taoaV.TaM.
Drire 100 Ttcb tzi Sire $25.00
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AGENTS SSSSsatS
I1b.nl pK. S.i aa anS a.Mri.aaa. Uawi
LsbUaVvev, asl a. Laaia aUcaiaaarua.
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Kcoiiuiny la near U Hie keystone ot
t linrarter aud smvesa. lln'lttne.
MOTHERI MOVE
CHILD'S BOWELS WITH
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP
f Tarry, mother I Even a sirk child
loves the fnilty taste of "t'allfornla
yK Hyrup" and It never falls to opes
Hie bowels. A teaspoatifal today mar
prevent a elrk child tuniurrawr. If eon
Sdi'Sied, lillioas, feverUh. fretful, hsa
ndd, colic, or If stomach Is sour,
tMigue roated, breath had. rememlier a
T)nm cleanslnx of the Utile bowels la
often all that Is necesasrr.
Ask your dmcr'st for renulne "Tall
fnmla rlf frnip" whU h haa directions
for hahlea and Children of all ares
printed on Imttle. Mntliert Too roust
ssy "fatlfornla" or yott may eet U
Imitation I k a rap. Advertisement,
sii-ii are ritreinUia ; they ara
sJllier In-tter or ime than iim-u.
GREEN'S AUGUST FLOWER
The Reread With a Rscerd ef Fifty
Fivs Years ef Surpassing Cscsllenee.
All wh suffer wlih nervous dyspen
ala. sour stomach, rvnetlpstlon. Indl
revtlon, tnld liver. OUziness. hesd
rhee, rvmln' up of f-d, wind ua
stumsch. lpltatlon and ether Indica
tions ef digestive disorder, will flret
Green's Aacust Power aa effectlvai
and most efficient remedy. Far fifty
live yesrs this nmlidne has been sue
resofully need la tnllltona of hooae
holls sll over the rtvlllied world. De
rue of Its remarkable merit 'and
wiienread popTilarlty Green's Aafest
Mow rr ran be found today whereeee
luedlcioes are sold Advertisement.
Human rac will follow Jta
tfeatined rnurao aa certainly as the
planet follow their.
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Morning
as.
KeepVbiir Eyfes
Clewa.es ICIwr H.att
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